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Thirty-five years after the Com-munist Party set China on thepath toward capitalism, the Chi-nese government has signaledthat the latest party meetingcould herald more sweeping eco-nomic changes.

The Third Plenum of the 18thCommunist Party of China runsSaturday to Tuesday. PresidentXi Jinping, who took office inMarch, called the Beijing gather-ingofroughly370partymembersand has dropped hints that haveeconomists’ tongues wagging.

“China is drawing up a masterplan for the deepening of reformin all respects,” Xi said lastmonth at the Asia-Pacific Eco-nomic Cooperation CEO Sum-mit in Indonesia.

But questions remain whetherChina will reform massive state-owned enterprises (SOEs), in-cluding its financial system, aswell as the rural areas, wherefarmers are burdened by restric-tions on their ability to sell theirland or homes. It also remains tobe seen if China can shift from aneconomy where SOEs rule thecommanding heights to onewhere privatization and foreigninvestment are encouraged.

“Are they going to make a seri-ous commitment to corporatecompetition or are they going tocontinue to shield state-ownedenterprises?” said Scott Rozelle,the Helen F. Farnsworth SeniorFellow in the Freeman Spogli In-stitute for International Studiesat Stanford University.

“You have to allow the privatesector to boom,” Rozelle said. “Ifthey can’t generate growthbased on innovation 15 yearsfrom now, they’re going to be inbig, big trouble.”

Closed Door To Open China?Although political party meet-

ings generally don’t set the pub-lic’s imagination on fire, ThirdPlenumshavesparkedmajor eco-nomic policy changes. The meet-ings, which typically occur afternew Chinese leadership consoli-dates power and feels able to an-nounce its economic programs,are held in secret. Their full im-portance might not be known formonths or even years afterward.

The most famous Third Ple-num occurred in 1978, two yearsafter the death of Mao Zedong,when Deng Xiaoping outmaneu-vered his adversaries and beganthe process of opening China toforeign trade and investment.

The 1993 Third Plenum formal-ly adopted the more aggressivereforms under Premier ZhuRongji, which ultimately result-ed in China joining the WorldTrade Organization eight yearslater.

This year’s Third Plenumcomes amid a backdrop of slow-er economic growth. GDPgrowth in the world’s second-SEE CHINA ON A6

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Employers added 204,000 jobsin October, the Labor Depart-ment said Friday, far more thanexpected and the latest sign thatthe economy was building mo-mentum even as the govern-ment shutdown took hold.

The jobs gain dwarfed the120,000 that economists hadforecast. August and Septemberhiring was revised up by a com-bined 60,000. Meanwhile,61.5% of industries boosted pay-rolls, the most since February.

Stocks rose sharply, rebound-ing from Thursday’s sell-off, de-spite concerns that the FederalReservemay pull the punchbowlsooner rather than later. The10-year Treasury yield jumpedto the highest since policymak-ers unexpectedly refrained fromannouncing a taper on Sept. 18.

“The economy’s certainly notknocking the lights out but it’sabsolutely showing that therewasstrength going into the shut-downand it did not have as detri-mental an impact as feared,”said Jennifer Vail, head of fixed-income research at U.S. BankWealth Management.

The private sector has beensurprisingly resilient in the faceof persistent head winds fromWashington, Vail said. Even be-fore the shutdown and debt ceil-ing drama,employers hadto con-tend with the expiration of pay-roll tax cuts as well as sequesterspending cuts.

“There’s no way to get aroundthe fact that taking purchasingpower out of consumers handsis not good for the economy,”said Robert Hughes, a senior re-searchfellow atthe AmericanIn-stitute for Economic Research.

The jobless rate edged up to7.3% as the household surveyfound sharp drops in the num-ber of people employed or in thelabor force, for reasons thatwere not entirely clear.

Data Not ‘Clean’?While analysts believe the ef-

fects of the government shut-down were less than expected,completely “clean” data proba-bly won’t be available until theDecember jobs report, whichwon’t be out until early January.

Still, other recent data also sug-gest that the economy is gainingtraction.ISMmanufacturingandservice-sector reports both sig-naled faster growth in October.

Manufacturers added 19,000jobs inOctober, the third month-lygaininarowandthemostsinceFebruary.Buthiringremainscon-centrated in low-wage sectorssuchas retail (up44,400) and lei-sure/hospitality (up 53,000).

Government payrolls fell by8,000. Furloughed federal work-

ers were counted as employed.Vail thinks that the Fed would

start to taper as early as Decem-ber, if not for the understandingthat data could still be skewed.That makes January more like-ly, she said. But the Fed willneed to provide much strongerforward guidance as the unem-ployment rate reaches its targetof 6.5%, which could come assoon as next summer, she said.

But Sophia Koropeckyj, aneconomist with Moody’s Analyt-ics, said the Fed’s hands weretiedas longas federal fiscal wran-gling continued. “A 7+ unem-ployment rate is still quite highand the economy is still in needof some stimulus,” she said.

Yet Koropeckyj called Friday’sreport unequivocally strong,and said the underlying trendfor job growth is probably about175,000 a month.

That’s in line with the 180,000or so Vail expects in November.

“I’m not as concerned aboutwhen they start as how fast theygo,” Hughes said. Even if the Fedsees evidence of sustained labormarket improvement, it willhave to navigate choppy watersafter tapering begins, particular-ly if the unemployment rate re-mains dynamic. By setting outspecific targets, “they’ve putthemselves in a box,” he said,though policymakers can al-ways point to “transient factors”for shifting direction later.

There are still plenty of pitfalls,despiterecentprogress.Consum-er spending growth deceleratedto a two-year low in Q3.The Reu-ters/University of Michigan sen-timent index slid to a nearly two-year low Friday — though theIBD/TIPP Economic OptimismIndex bounced back somewhat.

What’s more, the deal that re-opened the government andraised the debt ceiling was short-term. Congress must reach anewdeal soon orface another fis-cal standoff.

Still, there’s reason for opti-mism.“There’s a lotof theecono-my that will keep chugging alongin spite of everything going on inWashington,” said Koropeckyj.

THE BIG PICTURECurrent outlook:Under pressureMarket reboundsin lighter volume. B8

S&P 500 INDEX1770.61+23.46 (+1.3%)Retraces Thursday’ssell-off; still near high

DOW JONES IND.15,761.78+167.80 (+1.1%)JPMorgan, GoldmanSachs lead the charge

NYSE VOL. (MIL)

3,748-32 (-0.8%)Volume fails to equalThursday’s big pace

NASDAQ3919.23+61.90 (+1.6%)Tesla down 3rd day;other leaders recover

NASDAQ VOL. (MIL)

1,927-312 (-13.9%)Some leaders findsupport at trend line

10-YEAR T-NOTE2.75%+0.15 (+5.8%)Sharp rise in yields asfears over Fed revive

EURO1.3367-0.0052 (-0.4%)Dollar hits 2-monthhigh on jobs report

REUTERS CRB FUT.274.39+1.23 (+0.5%)Energy commoditiesrise, while gold folds

I S S U E S & I N S I G H T S / A 1 0 - 1 1

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L E A D E R S & S U C C E S S / A 4

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Starbucks: A Culture Of Innovation

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Property Swaps Can Cut Your Taxes

Stocks Rebound, Trade Fades1 The Nasdaq surged 1.6%, the S&P 500

1.3% and the Dow 1.1%. But volumefell on both major exchanges, which wasdisappointing after Thu.’s higher-vol-ume declines. Stocks moved up despitethe robust Oct. jobs data, which sparkedfears that the Fed may soon taper itsbond buys. But those fears firmed up thedollar and interest rates. The 10-yearTreasury yield surged 15 basis points to2.75%, the highest since the Fed decidednot to taper on Sept. 18. More on B8

Jobs Beat Belies Shutdown2 The pace of job growth quickened in

Oct. to 204,000, nearly twice as highas expected, a sign that employerslooked past the gov’t shutdown. Jobgains were broad-based across indus-tries, though low-wage hiring remainedheavy. Payroll gains for Aug. and Sept.were revised up. More on this page, A2

Iran Nuclear Deal Looming?3 Sec’y of State John Kerry cut his Mid-

dle East trip short to meet with Irani-an officials in Geneva to discuss an inter-im deal while larger issues are workedout. Western powers offered Iran accessto $50 bil in frozen foreign assets if Teh-ran agrees to stop expanding its uraniumenrichment program. Israel warned theWest not to give Iran sanction relief.

Obama Mulls ObamaCare Fix?4 The White House may expand how

many Americans are eligible for ex-change subsidies, a source told the Huff-ington Post, though the law phases themout at 400% of the poverty level. Pres.Obama’s approval rating has hit recordlows as millions of people lose their cur-rent plans despite his oft-repeated “youcan keep your plan” vow. The Housemay vote on a “keep your plan” bill thisweek. Meanwhile, the administrationsaid all insurers will have to cover mentalillness and addiction like physical ills.

Shutdown Sours Consumers5 Consumer spending growth slowed

to 0.2% in Sept., from 0.3% in Aug.Personal income picked up to a 0.5%gain, beating expectations. Sentimentturned lower for the 7th straight month,according to the Reuters/Univ. of Michi-gan survey. That contradicted the IBD/TIPP Economic Optimism Index, whichshowed a partial rebound from a shut-down-related dive a month earlier.

Mortgage Asset Sales Ending6 Ocwen Fin’lOCN and NationstarNSM

have been buying up rights to servicemortgages from large banks, which haveshed manysubprime loans. But the mega-wave of auctions is ending, according toanalysts. Rising rates slowed refinanc-ing, and Ocwen and Nationstar struggledto meet expectations. More on A12

Lockhart: Dec. Taper In Play7 Atlanta Fed Pres. Dennis Lockhart

said he “would not take off the table”a decision to reduce the $85 bil-a-monthbond-buying program. He hailed theOct. jobs report but said he’s “reticent todraw very profound conclusions” from 1month. Despite several encouraging eco-nomic reports in Oct., most Fed watchersdon’t expect a taper until 2014.

McDonald’s Oct. Sales Cook8 The world’s No. 1 fast-food chain’s

global same-store sales rose 0.5% vs.a year earlier, beating estimates for a0.2% rise. McDonald’sMCD cited strongsales of newitems such as seasonal pump-kin spice latte. Comps grew 0.2% in theU.S., 0.8% in Europe. They fell 0.2% inAsia/Middle East/Africa, mainly onweak sales in Japan. Shares edged down.

IPO Proceeds Most Since ’009 U.S. initial public offerings have

raised $50.8 bil so far this year, in-cluding Twitter’sTWTR $1.8 bil new issue,Thomson Reuters said. That’s the mostsince 2000. After a busy week, there havebeen 189 U.S. IPOs, the most since 2004.Global IPO proceeds so far this year areup 26% to $126 bil.

Starbucks More Than Just Java10 The coffeehouse giant may be

known for its java and espressodrinks, but its revenue is being driven bythe employees and its ability to innovate,analysts say. For instance, StarbucksSBUXworkers form connections with their cus-tomers. The Seattle-based chain offersfree Wi-Fi in most locations and embrac-es social media. Shares have rallied morethan 51% this year. More on A9

IBD’S TOP 10 U.S. Gains TractionAs 204,000 JobsAdded Last MonthShutdown Impact Subdued

Stocks, bond yields flyon upbeat report, thoughmany hires are low-wage

Rapidly Aging ChinaNeeds Reforms SoonPres. Xi raised hopesfor key policy meeting— 35 years after Deng

October Surprise

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MEDICAL

Covidien gross margins missThe medical products maker saidQ4 EPS rose 6% to 91 cents, apenny above views, mostly helpedout by lower interest expenses,taxes and share count. Gross mar-gins were light. Covidien’sCOV saleswere up 2% to $2.56 bil, in line withviews.It affirmed its previous guid-ance for fiscal ’14 with implied EPSof $3.65-$4.10. Analysts are expect-ing $3.99. Shares fell 1.7% to 63.85.

LEISURE

Lions Gate’s revenue missesThe TV and film company report-ed break-even Q2 earnings vs. EPSof 56 cents last year. Analysts wereexpecting a loss of 8 cents. Revenuefell 29.5% to $498.7 mil, missingviews for $528.85 mil. Lions GateLGFsaid revenue from the motion pic-ture segment fell 29% to $434.4 milas the company had only 2 wide-re-lease movies vs. 3 last year. Televi-sion production revenue fell 35%to $64.3 mil. The 2nd installmentof the highly anticipated “HungerGames” trilogy, “Catching Fire,”opens in domestic theaters Nov.22. Shares rose 0.5% to 32.30.

MEDIAScripps hurt by ad sales dropThe operator of 14 newspapers and19 TV stations swung to a Q3 lossamid an off-year election. E.W.ScrippsSSP reported a 14% drop insales to $189.5 mil, below analystviews for $197.1 mil. Scripps lost 14cents per share vs. a 25-cent profita year ago, worse than the expect-ed 6-cent loss. TV sales slid 21% aspolitical ad revenue plunged 97%.Newspaper revenue fell 44%;Scripps noted subscription reve-nue grew for the 1st time in manyyears onnew digital-print subscrip-tions. Shares fell 1.6% to 18.66.

TO THE POINT

COMPANY INDEX

CONTENTS

FEATURE CALENDAR

WORLD

TRENDS

SUSANFORDBALESstandsinfrontoftheNavy’snewestnuclear-pow-ered aircraft carrier, USS Gerald R. Ford, at the Newport News Ship-buildinginNewport News,Va., onFriday. Bales,the daughter offormerPresident Ford, will christen the new carrier on Saturday.

TELECOM

Cablevision falls despite beatThe cable operator reported a Q3profit of 22 cents a share ex items,reversing last year’s 1-cent loss anddouble views for an 11-cent gain.Revenue climbed 2% to $1.57 bil,topping. Cablevision SystemsCVCsaid it lost 37,000 video subscrib-ers, 18,000 voice subscribers and13,000 high-speed data customersand total customers fell 29,000 to3.2 mil. Shares sank 4% to 15.08.

IN BRIEFHome DepotHD, the home im-provement store, apologized for atweet that featured 2 black drum-mers and a person wearing an apemask. The message asked, “Whatdrummer is not like the others?”The company quickly deleted thetweet and said it fired the peopleand firm responsible for the tweet.Shares fell 0.3% to 75.48.

For The Record: Novartis is clos-ing a biotherapeutics unit in LaJolla, Calif. Friday’s Income Inves-tor column incorrectly said theentire La Jolla facility would close.

AVIATION

Boeing warns Seattle on dealThe aircraft maker said it will seekanother location to build its new777X jet if local officials and assem-bly workers don’t ratify plans, afterseniorunionmembers voicedoppo-sition to the proposed labor con-tract, which is slated for a member-ship vote Wed. BoeingBA last weekhad reached tentative agreementsto build in Seattle, giving it sizabletax breaks and locked-in laborcosts. Shares rose 1.5% to 133.49.

Airline fees to hit $42.6 bilBaggage, food and service fees col-lected by airlines worldwide willhit $42.6 bil, double what was col-lected in ’10, according to a reportby the Idea Works Co. as reportedby MarketWatch. In a report byIdea Works, Allegiant AirALGT andSpirit AirlinesSAVE profited themost from the extra fees. Extrafees on int’l carriers China South-ern and Emirates accounted foronly 1% of total earnings. VirginAmerica gets only 4.7% of its reve-nue from fees; Delta Air LinesDALgets only 7%.

BANKS

UBS to buy back rescue fundThe Swiss bank said it will buyback the Stability Fund, which itset up in Oct. ’08 for toxic assets, for$3.7 bil. UBSUBS, which set up thefund to bail itself out during the fi-nancialcrisis, willpay the Swiss Na-tional Bank $1 bil plus 50% of theamount remaining from the pur-chase price. UBS had spun off intothe fund $38.7 bil of risky assets,while the gov’t and SNB providedequityand loansto supportthoseas-sets. UBS shares rose 1.2% to 18.28.

Aceto ............................ B11Align Tech .... B2, B11, B3Ambarella ...................... B2Bank Of America ......... A22Boeing .................. A2, B2Bonanza Creek Energy ... B8Carefusion Corp ............ A6Chipotle Mexican Grill ... B2Citigroup ..................... A12Covisint Corp ......... A8, B2Facebook ........ A18, A22Ford Motor .................... B12Google Inc ............. A8, B2Grifols ............................. A6Home Depot ................... A9HomeAway Inc ............... B2Intuitive Surgical ........... A6Johnson & JohnsnB15,B4Las Vegas Sands ... B11, B3LinkedIn ..................... A22Lumber Liquidators ...... A9

MasterCard .................... B8McDonald’s ..................... B2Michael Kors ................. B8Morgan Stanley ......... A22Nationstar Mortgage ... A12Noah Holdings .... B2, B12Salix Pharma ................. B11Santarus Inc .................. B11SouFun ........................ B12Spirit Airlines .............. B12Sprouts Farmers Markt .A6Starbucks ............... A1, A9State Street .................. B11Tesla Motors Inc .......... B12UMB Financial .............. B11Varian Medical Sys ........ A6Volkswagen ................. B12Wal-Mart ....................... A9Whole Foods Market ..... A9Winnebago Inds .. B11, B3Zillow .............................. B7

ECONOMY

NATION

CA CH OH FL GA TX NJ VA SF WA IA CO

Iran nuke deal: Gaps remain“I want to emphasize there is notan agreement at this point,” saidSec. of State John Kerry, explain-ing that “important gaps” remainto be addressed over the Islamic re-public’s nuclear program. JoiningKerry at the Geneva talks are theBritish foreign secretary and theforeign ministers of Germany andFrance.SPAIN: A Spanish court orderedthe release of 9 members of Basqueseparatist group ETA. The courtwas forced by a European Court ofHuman Rights ruling last month,which found that Spain had actedillegally when it retroactively cutshort the years of “time off ” earnedby 1 of the prisoners for goodbehavior. The 9 to be releasedwere jailed for deadly acts,including bombings and shootings.SOMALIA: A car bombing at aMogadishu hotel killed 6. No oneclaimed responsibility but al-Qaida-linked al Shabaab has beenwaging a violent campaign since itwas driven out of town 2 years ago.

ECRI leading U.S. index dipsThe Economic Cycle Research In-stitute’s gauge shed 0.5 point to 131in the week ended Nov. 1. But the4-week annualized growth rateedged up to 1.8% from 1.7%.

German trade surplus hits highAt 18.9 bil euros, the merchandisetrade surplus hit a record in Sept.Aug.’s reading was revised up-ward, to 15.8 bil euros. Exportsrose 1.7% to a 1-year high while im-portsfell 1.9%. Criticsargue Germa-ny should do more to boost im-ports, which could bolster weakerEU countries.

S&P downgrades FranceThe agency became the 1st to cutthe French sovereign credit ratinga 2nd time, taking it to AA fromAA+. S&P said the govt’s reform ef-forts weren’t sufficient for growth,and that stubbornly high unem-ployment was weighing on policy.

Canadian employment risesEmployers added 13,200 jobs inOct., ahead of expectations and the11,900 added in Sept. The joblessrate stayed steady at 6.9%. Thegains reflected an increase in full-time positions, but it was mostlycentered in the public sector.

COMING UP TUESDAY00 NFIB small business optimismindex for Oct., 7:30 a.m. ET.00 Chicago Fed Nat’l ActivityIndex for Sept., 8:30 a.m. ET.

Big Cap 20 ............................................. TuesdayEarnings Calendar .................................. MondayIBD 50 ................................ Monday, WednesdayIndustry Snapshot ................................. MondayInside Real Estate ...................................... FridayFunds & Personal Finance ..................... MondayManaging For Success .......................... MondayNew America Archive ............................... FridayTop/Bottom 200 Composite Stocks ...... ThursdayWeekly Top 10 ....................................... MondayWeekly Stocks On the Move .................. MondayYour Weekly Review ................................ Friday

Obama backs $10 min. wageThe White House backed a bill tohike the fed’l minimum wage from$7.25 an hour to $10.10 in incre-ments by ’15. That’s a big jumpfrom the $9 minimum wage Pres.Obama called for in his State of theUnion address. Earlier this year,California became the first state toadopt a $10 minimum wage, effec-tive 2016.In 30 states, the state min-imum wage is $7.25.

Pew: 31% like ObamanomicsSixty-fivepercent of those respond-ing to a new Pew Research Centerpoll objected to Pres. Obama’s han-dling of the economy, the worstlevel of his presidency. In Sept., thepresident had a 43% approval rat-ing on the economy. Disapprovalon health care policy rose to 59%from 53%. Among independents,21% approve of his economic poli-cy while 75% disapprove.00 Detroit’s abandoned buildingstotal 78,000; 40% of street lightsdon’t work; and police responsetimes average 58 minutes, officialssaid at a trial to determine whetherthe city is eligible for bankruptcy.

Jobless rate

Nonfarm payrolls were strong last month, butthe household survey found a plunge in jobs and the labor force due to government shutdown furloughs. The jobless rate edged up to 7.3% as a result — 11.1% with a steady participation rate. 61.5% of industries added staff last month.Sources: Labor Dept., Datastream

Jobless Rate Rises On Shutdown Impact

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Tiny Hornets fly over battlefieldThe miniature drones look like toyhelicopters but are unmanned aeri-al vehicles that are part of the mili-tary’s arsenal. The PD-100 BlackHornet Personal ReconnaissanceSystem, made by Norway’s ProxDynamics and recently unveiled tothe American public, has beenused by British soldiers in Afghani-stan since last year. The drones arereportedly silent, weigh 16 grams,and are invisible at more than 30feet. They can be used to scoutroutes to ambush enemies or tolook over walls.00 Following a Mediterraneandiet has been linked to longer life,but U.S. scientists found in a newstudy of over 10,000 women intheir 50s and 60s that 15 years later,the healthiest ones had stuck witha Mediterranean-based diet andwere able to avoid chronic illnessessuch as heart disease, diabetes andParkinson’s. The healthy womenwere about 40% more likely to livebeyond 70 without physical andcognitive impairment or chronicdisease, the scientists said in An-nals of Internal Medicine.

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Army Ranger Gary O’Neal is onetough dude, according to retiredtwo-star Gen. John Singlaub.

Singlaub would know, since hewasthe first commander of the spe-cial operations group in Vietnamthat became the model for DeltaForce and SEAL Team Six.

“Of the citizens of the U.S., only1% voluntarily joins the armedforc-es,” he wrote in the foreword toO’Neal’s recently released memoir(co-authored with David Fisher),“American Warrior.” “Of thatnumber, only 1% joins the ranks ofspecial operations. The top 1% ofthat group makes it in the ranks ofthe super soldiers in the Joint Spe-cial Operations Command. Thenthere are the individuals like GaryO’Neal, who is in the Ranger Hallof Fame.”

O’Neal tracked down America’senemies for four decades, gettingwounded nine times and torturedwhile earning decorations such asthe Silver Star, Bronze Star withValor and Legion of Merit.

“I want to share what I learned sothat others can benefit, no matterwhat their path in life is,” O’Neal,62, told IBD.

O’Neal was born in 1951 in Dead-wood, S.D., to a Lakota Sioux moth-er and a white World War II veter-an whose ancestors fought in theAmerican Revolution.

Infantry And VietnamBeing a warrior was in Gary’s

blood, but he didn’t know about hisIndian heritage until he was 10,when he found out his father’s wifewashis stepmom. Properly enlight-ened, he began attending Sioux cer-emonies, and, as his spiritual prac-tices evolved, he was surprised tofind that he could communicatewith what he calls otherworldlyspirit guides.

He had been honing his huntingskills since age 6. By 13 he was sky-diving, so it was natural to thinkabout a career in Army Airborne.

Turning 15 in 1966 — with Ameri-ca in the thick of the Vietnam War— he dropped out of high school,stole a cousin’s identity papers andjoined the Army as Butch O’Neal.

After training at Fort Benning,Ga., he hooked up with the 173rdAirborne Brigade, landed with theinfantry outfit in Vietnam in 1967and went right into combat.

“My squad was walking point forthe company when we were am-bushed, and for the first seconds Ihit the ground and was frozen infear,” he said. “I saw what peoplearound me were doing and let thetraining take over. The enemy waskilled or fled, and I learned thatfear can be channeled into actionor it can cripple you.”

O’Neal, who wore the rank of spe-cialist, developed a ritual in Viet-nam. He would perform a prayerceremony before going on mis-sions and draw on his spiritualtraining to hone his ability to senseimpending attacks. Meanwhile, hebecame skillful at guerrilla war-fare.

Then came a serious ‘Woops’ mo-ment. His cousin was drafted, andthe Army discovered that Gary hadimpersonated him. He was givenan honorable discharge, but wasbanned from re-enlisting.

Still, O’Neal had a slim chance ofjumping back into action. He wasstill subject to the draft.

After returning to South Dakota,he meandered on reservations anddug into Indian spirituality and oldwarrior ways. He also fell in loveand married, but couldn’t shakethe draw of combat.

There was always that draft card,and O’Neal played it. He asked hisaunt to pull some strings, put Armygreen back on, left his pregnantwife and hit repeat basic training atFort Leonard Wood, Mo.

Back in Vietnam in 1969, O’Nealfound a mentor in Sgt. Maj. PappyWells, who had also joined theArmy at 15, fighting against theNazis. Wells helped him get extratraining for reconnaissance patrol.

O’Neal felt the heat immediately.His company walked into a NorthVietnamese army base camp, and

the firefight battered O’Neal. Hiswounds were so convincing, hewas put into a body bag before sol-diers realized he was alive.

He returned to his unit after sev-eral months in a hospital. Ratherthan seek safety behind a desk,O’Neal wanted the edge of being inspecial operations — and soongained entry to the 20th Long-Range Reconnaissance Patrol,called Charlie’s Rangers.

“We’d go out for weeks at a time,and no one at headquarters reallyknewwhat we were doing,” hesaid.“We’d go into Laos and Cambodiaand hit the NVA rest camps to letthem know they weren’t safe.”

His platoon leader in 1970 and1971 was Gary Dolan, now a retiredlieutenant colonel and author of“Of Their Own Accord,” who said:“Gary O’Neal adapted to the junglebetter than anyone else I ever met.He shared his unique field meth-ods to use the unforgiving terrainto our advantage, blending in andbecoming comfortable with theteeming insects and wild animals.He was the only one who wasn’t anofficer or team leader who studiedthe maps of each area of operationbefore missions.”

One day, O’Neal and his Vietnam-ese guide got separated from therest of the team during an ex-change of fire with communistcamp guards. The duo seized themoment and charged in, screaminglike banshees and throwing gre-nades to create confusion until theothers could arrive. The two werewounded by shrapnel, but O’Nealbelieves they left behind hundredsof enemy casualties.

The Star“I put him in for a Silver Star for

that extraordinary cunning andheroism, but he repeatedly refusedthe Purple Heart, considering it atribute to the skill of his enemy!”said Dolan. “Even though he didn’tpossess the rank of a leader, he ledby the example of his composureunder fire and decisive actions. Hemade everybody better withoutever seeking glory for himself.”

In December 1971, O’Neal re-turned to South Dakota with symp-toms of what would be recognizedas post-traumatic stress disorder.He was moody and overreacted tonoise, imagining he was back inVietnam, and it scared his wife andson. He finally went through Rang-er School at Fort Bragg, but by the

time he returned to Vietnam in1972, the American combat mis-sion was in its last throes, so he didpaperwork for two months.

Back at Bragg, he joined the Gold-en Knights, the Army’s demonstra-tion and competition parachuteteam. But his wife had had enoughof his risk-taking and unpredict-able behavior, and left with theirson. Thereafter, O’Neal developeda friendship with his ex and close-ness to his son.

O’Neal’s lesson is that when yourwork is causing your closest rela-tionshipsto suffer, it’s time to re-ex-amine your priorities.

The TeacherBy 1974, he was sharing his com-

bat expertise with fellow soldiers,instructing them on everythingfrom sniping to living off the land.But clashes with superiors madehim decide to leave the Army.

Two years later, one of his formercommanders offered him a jobtraining the Nicaraguan nationalguard in its effort to beat back thesocialist Sandinista rebels. Whilein the Central American country,he fell in love with the widow of anofficer from whom he was rentingan apartment and bonded with herthree children, and they married.

In September 1978, three U.S.trainers were killed, and he accom-panied their bodies to America.When he returned to Nicaragua,he saw his home had been ran-sacked and his wife and childrenmissing. He tracked them toa farm-house and got into a firefight, butran out of ammo and was captured.

He was tortured by the Sandinis-tas for days, but blocked out muchof the pain with mental techniques.

What he would always remem-ber were the bodies of his familydisplayed in front of him in a poolof blood. He was also left for dead,but farmers took him to a hospital.

After months of rehab, he gotintel on the five Sandinistas respon-sible for his family’s massacre. Heended up killing four of them.

O’Neal returned to America in1980 and felt a need to deal with hisdemons, so he trekked into theTeton Mountains of Wyoming to“cleanse my body and soul,” hewrote.

After he came down from themountain, a friend enticed himback to Fort Bragg to teach govern-ment employees how to escape ifkidnapped. After that stint, hetrained special forces in LatinAmerica to fight drug cartels.

His stress disorder improvedwith the help of Veterans Affairsdoctors, as well as by sweatingthrough the grueling Sioux sundance. “No matter how tough youare, some problems can’t be solvedwithout the help of others,” he said.

Married again, he teaches whathe calls the American WarriorFree Fighting System, a synthesisof the martial arts he has mastered.

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vice instills a particular brand of te-nacity. “It’s illegal to give up — tosurrender. That, of course, appliesto business.”

So says James Cummiskey, aformer Marine and now CEO ofCima Coffee Farms. He appliesboots-on-the-ground lessons to hisSouth American coffee bean opera-tion. “Outstanding execution andexcellent behavior — this is ourcompany motto,” he said.00 Take it on. The Marines taughtCummiskey that authority can bedelegated, but not responsibility.That’s why he takes ownership ofhis firm’s output. “From seed tocup, we’re responsible for it,” hetold IBD. “So if the coffee sucks, it’smy fault. And I like that.”00 Reverse the order. When a hotmeal is served to Marines in thefield, “the officers take a deliberateplace in the back of the line,” saidCummiskey. “The troops see thatevery day and it really means a lot.”

The leadership lesson?“People are your most important

asset,” he said.00 Try their boots. “I don’t need asniper. I need a trader.”

The slap, from a Wall Street exec-utive who’d interviewed a veteran,is not uncommon.

“That’s someone who doesn’t un-derstand what it takes to be a snip-er,” said Cauldon Quinn, chief fi-nancial officer at financial servicefirm Drexel Hamilton.

A retired Navy lieutenant whoserved in the Afghan war, Quinnmade the jump to Wall Street afterleaving the service in 2002.

He urges business executives totake a closer look at people whosharpened their talent in the mili-tary. Take that sniper.

“It’s a highly competitive job,”Quinn said, requiring mental acu-ity, math expertise and the ability

to deal with intense pressure — allassets in the finance world.00 Clear a path. Quinn wantsmore attention on this stat: Nation-ally, 41% of disabled vets fight un-employment. “I believe that dis-abled vets don’t want to be any-body’s damn charity,” he said.

Neither does Drexel Hamiltonfounder and Chairman LawrenceDoll. A service-disabled veteranwho was awarded two PurpleHearts during the Vietnam War,Doll is committed to hiring thosewho’ve served.

Approximately 50% of DrexelHamilton’s 60 executives are veter-ans, and 13 are service-disabled.

Doll also co-founded, with re-tired Marine Gen. Peter Pace, theWall Street Warfighters Founda-tion, which helps vets transition tofinance professions.00 Fight back. “There were dayswhen I didn’t want to get out ofbed,” said Shilo Harris.

Gravely wounded in Iraq by animprovised explosive device, theretired Army staff sergeant has en-dured 50 surgeries since 2007.Burns over 35% of his body tookHarris’ ears, the tip of his nose andthree fingers. He also lost his place.

“I had been the provider for thefamily,” Harris said.

Pushing forward took grit.After working as a motivational

speaker, he became a franchiseewith Win Home Inspection, whichhas committed to making veteransone-quarter of its franchise own-ers. Harris’ message: “What lookslike a mountain ahead of you — itisn’t impossible.”00 Value their skills. “Each andevery one of these veterans has hada great deal of responsibility, re-gardless of age,” Harris said.

Entrusted with millions of dol-lars of equipment and crucial bat-tle secrets, they’re a dependableand loyal workforce — given thechance. “Make them feel likethey’re part of something again,”Harris said. Sonja Carberry

Army Ranger Gary O’NealFought With Strong SpiritGo All Out: He tracked America’s long-range enemies

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O’Neal wasted little time joining an infantry outfit headed for Vietnam,wherehisIndianspiritualtrainingcameinhandyamidtheguerrillawar.

O’Neal’s Keys00 Highly decorated mem-ber of the Army RangerHall of Fame.00 Overcame: Torture inNicaragua.00 Lesson: Train the mindto endure any adversity.00 “If it sounds stupid, butit works, it isn’t stupid.”

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Just when it looks like Align Tech-nology has about perfected thetech behind its invisible braces, thecompany finds yet another way toimprove it.

Early this year the San Jose, Calif.,maker of alternatives to metal brac-es introduced a new material for itsInvisalign clear aligner system. It’sSmartTrack, a highly elastic materi-al that better maintains its shapeand a more constant force over thetwoweeksapatientwears thealign-ers.It conformsbetter to toothmor-phologyandattachments,andiseas-ierto insertandremove.

According to orthodontists orgeneral practitioners, the old mate-rial would hold its form very wellthe first four to five days but thenquickly lose its shape, saysJonathan Block, managing direc-tor at Stifel Financial.

“So it’s acting as a retainer for thelast week or week and a half. WhatSmartTrack holds its shape muchbetter and therefore has beenshown to move teeth more effec-tively,” he said. “Our due diligencesuggests it’s allowing — notably —orthodontists to do more complexcases and that’s helping increasecase volume.”

In a recent study by Stifel Finan-cial, 80% of respondents said theybelieve the new material will helpthem treat more complex casesand 55% said it has already allowedthem to do that. In addition, 40% ofStifel’s respondents believe Smart-Track already shortened treatmenttimes for their Invisalign patients.

Product InnovationsInJune, Align Technology alsoin-

troduced Realine, an entry-level,five-stage clear aligner productthat helps with very minor crowd-ing and spacing issues that a gener-al practitioner can help fix. Treat-ments Invisalign Express and Litealso help with minor corrections,while taking less time to imple-ment. And finally, Align Technolo-gy sells 3D scanners and softwareto help dentists create digitalmolds of patients’ mouths.

These new introductions certain-

ly have helped the company’s re-sults. After flat and then single-digit year-over-year earningsgrowth the prior two quarters,earnings per share shot up 62% inthe third quarter on a 21% increasein sales, both above analyst fore-casts. The stock surged 26% on thenews to near 58 on Oct. 18 and hasbeen trading near it since.

Align Technology holds the high-est Composite Rating — 98 of a pos-sible 99 — of all companies in IBD’sMedical-Systems & Equipment in-dustry group. It is also the best inthe group in EPS Rating, with a 95.

The industry group itself ranks28th among 197 that IBD tracks.Align Technology is seventh largest

in the 66-member group by marketcap, after Intuitive SurgicalISRG,GrifolsGRFS, CareFusionCFN, VarianMedical SystemsVAR, HologicHOLXand Idexx LaboratoriesIDXX.

Align Technology’s new productlaunches are part of the company’sgoal to introduce one big productper year, Block says. Another goalthe company has been pursuing isbreaking down the barriers in theteen market.

Youth Tooth MarketTeenager Invisalign cases have

been steadily growing since theend of 2012. Last quarter, the com-pany had a total of 29,000 teenagecases, a 23% increase from the

prior-year period. But the marketpenetration is still relatively small.

“We have a very positive outlookon the company, even within teen-agers,” said analyst J.T. Haresco ofJMP Securities, noting that themarker remains only about 10% to15% penetrated in the U.S., if that.

“And given that they have a mo-nopoly on invisible braces,” he saidof Align Technology, “it’s easy topaint a very good long-term pic-ture for how they’re going to do.”

Growing Business AbroadA third area of growth for Align

Technology is international. Dur-ing the third quarter, the companyhad 22% of its worldwide casesoriginate internationally. Interna-tional revenue soared 31% vs. ayear earlier and represented 24%of total revenue.

“There’s a lot of opportunity topursue (internationally),” Harescosaid. “It’s purely a cash-pay busi-ness — as opposed to the U.S.,where there is some reimburse-ment — and they have a little eco-nomic sensitivity, but it hasn’t soft-enedyet. Thereare notreally anyal-ternatives out there.”

Japan and China provided strongvolume growth. The company re-purchased its Asia-Pacific distribu-tor in May, allowing it to directlysell its products in that market andcommand end-user pricing. Thisdeal has quickly become accretiveto earnings, noted Block.

Europe also performed well, withcase shipments growing 20% in thethird quarter vs. a year earlier. Thegrowth was led by Spain, France,Italy and Germany. The U.K. mar-

ket was the only one to post a slightdecrease due to the soft economicenvironment.

An advantage in pursuing interna-tionalgrowth is that Align Technol-ogy is able to command higher pric-es abroad vs. in the U.S.

“It is one of the very few medicaldevice companies that has argu-ably as high a gross margin struc-ture internationally as it has in theU.S.,” Block said. “The unwrittenlaw in med tech is ‘you’re sellingproductsa little bit cheaper interna-tionally than you do in the U.S.’ —but not for them.”

Normally, he says, what you haveis faster growth internationally butit comes at a lower margin.

However, for Align Technology,“arguably you can have fastergrowth internationally while main-taining that very attractive marginprofile,” Block said.

Align Technology’s operatingmargins have been creeping upslightly from one year to the next,with the most recent number at23.1% in the third quarter. Never-theless, quarterly margin and earn-ings numbers can be pretty volatile.

Block expects margin growth tospeed up going forward. He esti-mates it will reach 25.7% in 2014and 28% in 2015. He believes driv-ers for this stronger growth will belower general, administrative, legal,sales and marketing expenses.“Evenifyouflat-linethemandreve-nue grows, you’ll get leverage out ofthat lineitem.”

Align Technology also addedabout 40 to 50 Invisalign reps in2013 in North America, which willstart being accretive to revenuenext year.

Risks for the company include alethargic economy and quarter-to-quarter variability in their results.Align holds 538 patents and anoth-er 201 pending worldwide. Thefirst of the patents are due to expirein 2017-18.

The company had $400 millionin cash at the end of last quarterand no debt. It’s been using some ofits cash to do share buybacks.

“They’re a disruptive technologyin a very large market that, argu-ably, might be in the very early in-nings of executing,” Block said.

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Ticker ALGNShare price Near 5812-month sales $625 mil5-year profit growth rate 38%

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Composite Rating 98Earnings Per Share 95Relative Price Strength 95Industry Group Rank 28Sales+Profit Margins+ROE AAccumulation-Distribution A-

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Strengthening peasants’ rightsby allowing them to sell their landwould make the economy more ef-ficient and encourage peasants tomove to the cities and open theirown businesses, said David Dol-lar, a senior fellow at the Brook-ings Institution.

China’s aging populace meansthe clock is ticking. The 15-59workingage populationfell by 3.45million last year to 937.27 million,according to official statistics.

China’s “deteriorating demo-graphics” are likely to trim 3.25percentage points off the nation’syearly growth rate between 2012and 2030, Citigroup economistsNathan Sheets and Robert Sockinestimated in a report last month.

The Chinese working popula-tion (age 15-64 in Citi’s reckoning)is expected to decline over thatspan at nearly the same rate as inwealthy nations such as the U.S.

and Japan, the study said. ButChina isn’t as wealthy as those de-veloped nations, so it will need toboost its growth if it wants its citi-zens to live in relative comfort, theeconomists concluded.

“The window is closing,” Ro-zelle said. “If they don’t do thesereforms within the next five to 10years, it’s going to creep to a slowstop and you’re going to have 600million to 700 million of the ruralpopulation be unemployable.”

More Vested InterestsBut China’s rocket-speed growth

and the wealth that the govern-ment elite has amassed mean moreobstacles to reform than they dideven a decade ago.

“You’re asking them to get togeth-er and take away some of their owngoodies,” Dollar said. “But on theother hand, this is a leadership thathas been committed to the contin-ued development of the Chineseeconomy. It’s very hard to predictwhat’s going to come out of themeeting.”

Ultimately, China’s deeds ratherthan its leaders’ words will be thelasting impression.

“Roughly a year from now, we’llhave a very good sense whether re-form has accelerated,” Dollar said.

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Autonomous, Driverless Cars Face Long Legal RoadTechnology Mostly Here Now

Google, Covisint and bigcarmakers get ready to roll,but not consumers, laws

INTERNET & TECHNOLOGY

A Google self-driving car attracts a big crowd at a demo this spring.Google says it’s accumulated 500,000 test miles without any accidents.

B Y S H E I L A R I L E YFOR INVESTOR'S BUSINESS DAILY

Driverless cars face daunting legalroadblocks before they become acommon sight on U.S. roads.

For one, they will need to talk toother driverless cars. Vehicle-to-vehicle communication — and whois responsible when that doesn’t gowell — is a major challenge.

“The GM car is driving down theroad has to be able to communicatewith the Toyota so that they don’trun into each other,” said antitrustlawyer Steve Cernak.

And if driverless cars do collide,then that raises questions of who isat fault. Right now the answers arefar from clear, says Cernak, an AnnArbor, Mich.-based antitrust attor-ney with Schiff Hardin.

Vehicle-to-vehicle communica-tion standards have to be workedout, and that’s just not being done,Cernak says. There’s a reason engi-neers should have a lawyer in theroom when those discussions takeplace, he says.

“When carmakers have to comeup with common standards, it rais-es antitrust issues,” Cernak said.

Driver skepticism is another rea-son carmakers are moving slowerthan some might like.

“The technology, for the mostpart, is here. Consumer acceptanceis not,” said Dan Gage, spokesmanfor the Washington, D.C.-based Al-

liance of Automobile Manufactur-ers.

The AAM represents 12 automak-ers that together sell nearly four infive U.S. cars and light trucks. Andnearly all have been working ondriverless vehicle technology formore than 10 years, Gage says.

Most U.S. motorists, though,aren’t ready for cars that drivethemselves, the AAM found in asurvey released last summer. Of2,000 consumers polled, 42% saidautonomous vehicles were a badidea and another 24% were unsure,Gage says. Just 33% liked the idea.

In general, he said, “consumersthink the technology is cool — inlimited fashion. But when we talkabout everyone riding in a Jetsons-type vehicle, true acceptance of au-tonomous vehicles is decadesaway.”

Gage says automakers want to beclear on one crucial question be-fore proceeding: whether the fedsor individual states are “in charge”of this issue.

AAM says the feds must take thelead. “There’s no way we can build50 different cars for 50 states,”Gage said.

Besides carmakers, GoogleGOOG isa large presence in the relativelysmall world of “Look, Ma — nohands” driving. It is testing sometwo-dozen Lexus RX 450h vehi-cles onU.S. roads. The company de-clined to be interviewed but said ina statement that its driverless carshave accumulated 500,000 mileswithout an accident.

Without hinting at any timeline,Google said it’s refining its automo-tive self-driving technology, whichincludes laser sensors, radar and

cameras, inthe hopes ofseeing driv-erless cars available to the public.

Google has posted a video of oneof its driverless cars on the road, atyoutube.com/watch?v=cdgQpa1pUUE.

At least one company aims to seeautomakers looking to the cloud asthey create driverless vehicles.

One Communications SourceDetroit-based CovisintCOVS,

which went public in September,provides cloud services for theauto industry.

It wants to be the source for driv-erless carsto communicate with ev-erything that matters for theirsmooth operation, says Dave Mill-er, Covisint’s chief security officer.

That means driverless cars thatcan communicate with externalfactors such as traffic lights andemergency vehicles, Miller says.

“Instead of cars having to knowthe 100 different external commu-

nication points, Covisint providesone smooth source of information,a super-connection,” he said.

Just as computer users have oneID that takes them to destinationson the Internet, cars will have oneconnection to the outside world,he says. “This is our vision of howautonomous vehicles will work.”

But Miller agrees that roads fullof driverless cars aren’t in the near-term future.

“There are some visionary folksout there, but I don’t know wherethis ends up going,” Miller said.“There are a significant number ofbarriers to autonomous vehicles.”

The company, though, aims to bepart of whatever direction autono-mous vehicles take.

“Covisint sees itself fitting into afuture where vehicles drive them-selves, but there remains a lot of un-knowns,” said Miller.

California is among states grap-pling with how to test driverless

cars and just what types of operat-ing regulations to mandate.

And it’s not just a matter of driver-operated and driverless cars.There are “graduated levels of au-tonomy” to deal with, said BernardSoriano, deputy director of Califor-nia’s Department of Motor Vehi-cles.

The National Highway TrafficSafety Administration already de-fines these levels. They range fromLevel 1, which includes standardcruise control, to Level 4, whichmeans “full self-driving automa-tion” in NHTSA lingo.

“This is a continuum,” Sorianosaid.

The DMV, by California law, hasto come up with regulations by Jan-uary 2015.

Features that the NHTSA classi-fies as Level 2 are installed on some2014 car models already in show-rooms, including some BMWs andCadillacs, Soriano says.

The features include adaptivecruise control, which can be set sothat a car speeds up if the oneahead of it does, working in con-cert with lane-centering technolo-gy.

Level 3 means the car drives itselfunder most conditions, but when itcan’t the human driver can easilytake over. Level 4 is completelydriverless.

Carmakers have different time-lines for bringing Levels 3 and 4 tomarket, Soriano says.

“It’s not (going to happen in one)great big jump, which some peopleare envisioning,” Soriano said.“We will probably get there (todriverless cars), but the question iswhen.”

3D printer maker Stratasys reported revenue of $126 million in the third quarter, up 39% from the year-ago quarter. The midrange estimate for Q4 revenue is $149 million, up 54%. North America accounts for more than half of sales.

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Lumber Liquidators has about 300retail stores across the U.S. Aroundthe time of each store manager’sbirthday, a special card arrives inthe mail.

“I send a handwritten birthdaycard to every store manager,” saidRob Lynch, president and chief ex-ecutive of Lumber LiquidatorsHoldingsLL, a hardwoodflooring re-tailer based in Toano, Va. “I also en-close a $10 Starbucks gift card.”

Lynch likes to stay accessible tohis far-flung workforce. Afterworking at retail giants Wal-Mar-tWMT and Home DepotHD, Lynch haslearned the importance of stayingclose to his team even if they oper-ate thousands of miles apart.

While Lynch’s cards solidify per-sonal bonds with his managers,they sometimes serve a secondarypurpose. If a manager’s store is per-forming particularly well, Lynchmay praise the superior results.

Lynch became the company’sCEO in January 2012. Soon after,he launched a one-week trainingprogram for store managers.

“I learned this at Wal-Mart,” saidLynch, 47. “Sam Walton did this re-ally well. Sam believed in pushingdown information and sharing itwith the troops at every store.”

Atthese annual “Lumber Liquida-tors University” retreats, Lynchand other senior executives updatestore managers on the firm’s one-and five-year strategic plan. Healso allows time for managers tomingle with peers so that they can

share ideas and best practices thatbenefit the entire store network.

To motivate the group, Lynch in-structs everyone to join hands andparticipate in what he calls “quirkycheers” that build camaraderie. Hesets five goals for the coming year(relating to sales, gross margins,etc.) and, as each goal flashes on abig screen, the managers shouttheir intention to fulfill it.

“I learned at Wal-Mart that whenyou directly ask someone to com-mit to something in public as partof a team, they’re not going to letthe team down,” he said. “And ifthe CEO talks with confidence thatyou believe the team will hit all itsgoals, the team believes too.”

Lynch lists the goals on a sheet ofpaper and asks every manager tosign it. Then he frames it on his of-fice wall for the year, periodicallysending copies to his managers toremind them to stay focused onreaching the goals.This way, every-one keeps their eye on the ball.

Serving Up InnovationInside The CoffeehouseCreativity, acquisitions and staffers boost StarbucksB Y G A R Y M . S T E R NFOR INVESTOR'S BUSINESS DAILY

It’s more than the tasty coffee andnimble baristas that pump up busi-ness at Starbucks. More than theFrappuccino and espresso, ana-lysts say it’s the employees whoconnect with customers and theglobal coffeehouse’s ability to inno-vate that’s spurring growth.

In fact, StarbucksSBUX has beenon a roll. It’s had 14 consecutivequarters of global sales growthgreater than 5% and its stock pricehasjumpedbyover 45% sinceJanu-ary. Observers say the companyhas mastered staying one stepahead of customers, anticipatingtheir needs and creating a client-friendly atmosphere thatencourag-es them to return.

Starbucks has more than200,000 global employees serving60 million customers weekly in19,302 global retail stores, notesconsultant Joseph Michelli, the au-thor of “Leading the StarbucksWay: 5 Principles for ConnectingWith Your Customers, Your Prod-ucts and Your People.”

Surging From WithinMichelli, an expert on organiza-

tional excellence, credits Star-bucks’ recent surge to its culture,openness to innovation, and its em-brace of social media. Fueling its re-vival has been “its emotional en-gagement with the customer.” Thecompany has also recast its globalstrategy and expanded its productlines to take into account increas-ingly mobile customers, he says.

Michelli adds that Starbucks un-derstands that its sales are basedon “forming relationships” with itsclientele. Staff is trained to provideuplifting moments, give eye con-tact, become familiar with regularclientele and remember their pref-erences on drinks and food.

It connects with customers bybuilding environments that be-come “the living room of the com-munity,” Michelli said. Communi-ty tables enhance the chances ofStarbucks customers interactingor friends conversing over a cup ofcoffee. Free Wi-Fi in most loca-tions brings customers in and oftenkeeps them for extended periods.

Michelli says Starbucks has alsoturned into a technology company.Knowing that many customers relyon smartphones as their chief formof communication, its Starbucksapp enables clientele to “converttheir gift cards with one keystrokeinto a loyalty card,” he said. Withthe app, customers turn theirsmartphones into payment sourc-es and flick them to pay, withoutneeding cash.

Forging strong relationshipswith customers is fueling its bot-tom line. Loyal customers reduceits marketing costs since these en-thusiasts recommend Starbucks tofriends. Retaining customers al-lows the chain to “sell more deeply,cross-sell its products to existingcustomers and to create pipelinesof new customers,” Michelli says.

Starbucks’ culture is a major fac-tor in its success story, says MarcRiddick, New York-based consum-

er analyst at the Williams CapitalGroup. Since Starbucks operates ina manner that its customers appre-ciate, they’re more likely to sup-port it in good times or bad.

In fact, Starbucks loyalty cardsgenerate a quarter of its sales, Rid-dick says.

For example, Marisa Amador, aNew York-based independent pub-licist, relies on her Starbucks cardbecause of its all-around benefits.She likes it because of the perksand the free drink she gets after 12drinks. “I can use the app on myphone and not have to fumble for acard or carry it around,” she added.Since her debit card is connectedto the app, she can buy anything atStarbucks instantaneously.

Communicating with customersalsobreeds loyalty. Starbucks estab-lished MyStarbucksIdeas.com togenerate suggestions from custom-ers. So far, 150,000 recommenda-tions have been submitted, with265 ideas acted on by the company.Examples are the creation of theStarbucks eGift program, environ-mentally sound cup sleeves andstepped-up recycling efforts.

Acquisitions are also spiking reve-nue and creating new markets. Inthe last few years, Starbucks has ac-quired a bakery, juice companyand tea company by buying thebusinesses of La Boulange Bakery,Evolution Fresh and Teavana.

La Boulange pastries sell in exist-ing Starbucks outlets. Michelli saysit provides an array of croissants,muffins and scones.

Evolution Fresh offers stand-alone stores that specialize in juic-es, salads and smoothies. Its prod-ucts are also sold at Whole FoodsWFM. By the end of 2013, its juicesare expected to be available in8,000 Starbucks stores.

In 2012 Starbucks acquired Tea-vana, which operates 300 compa-ny-owned tea stores, opening up anew sales channel. It also an-nounced in October that it’sopened its first Teavana store inNew York City.

An Afternoon CoffeeStarbucks also introduced a mild-

er coffee, Blonde Roast. Becauseit’s a lighter blend, consumers areprone to order it later in the day,not just at breakfast. The new cof-fee selection helps because Star-bucks, which generates 70% of itsrevenue by 2 p.m., is trying to boostpost-lunch sales .

Seasonal drinks and limited of-fers are also buoying sales, andoverall revenue is expected to risewhen its latest acquisitions arefully rolled out. Reduced coffeeprices on the commodity marketsare also boosting margins.

Starbucks says it’s planning toopen 1,400 new stores worldwidenext year, setting the stage forwhat Riddick callsa “moderate” ex-pansion. About 600 new stores willlaunch in the Americas, 700 inAsia, and 100 in Europe and theMiddle East.

In the past, Riddick had doubtswhether Starbucks could sustainits growth and its valuation, butnow he’s become a convert. “Weunderestimated the ability of Star-

bucks to drive sales growth and un-derestimated the price that inves-tors are willing to pay for compa-nies that can deliver top-linegrowth,” he said.

Moreover, the company’s benefit-ing from consumers moving awayfrom carbonated soda beveragesinto coffee and tea.

“At the end of the day, Starbucks’culture drives its growth,” Michellisaid.

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W e hate to be downers, but the 204,000 jobscreated during October — the month of thegovernment shutdown, by the way — were

about the only good news contained in the report.Fact is, unless a sustained burst of new jobs well in ex-

cess of 200,000 a month takes place over the next fewyears, President Obama will go down in history as thefirst leader ever to actually destroy jobs during a timewhen the economy was expanding. Quite a feat.

How can that be? Explaining this job destructionthing is a bit tricky, but here goes:

The economy began its recovery in June of 2009, fivemonths after Obama took office. Since then, it’s added5.97 million jobs. Sounds good, except the previouspeak in employment, in January 2008, was 138.056 mil-lion. So we’re still about 1.5 million jobs below that.

Since the Depression, it has taken on average 26months to return to the previous peak in payroll employ-ment after a recession. Under Obama, we’re at 53months and counting.

Last month, a shocking 932,000 more Americanswere added to the count of those “not in the laborforce.” That’s an all-time high of 91.5 million people notworking, about a third of our total population.

Meanwhile, a separate government measure showedthe civilian labor force plunging by 720,000 in October,pushing the labor force participation rate down to62.8% — its lowest level since 1978 (see chart).

If our labor force participation rate had merely re-mained stable since Obama entered office, the totalnumber of jobs would be about 7 million more thantoday. That’s the Obama jobs gap, and it’s not closing.

And that’s the real crisis. Jobs that disappear anddon’t come back.

Under this administration, we’ve hollowed out Ameri-ca’s once-thriving job market, creating a growing armyof dependents who desperately need government hand-outs to make ends meet.

It’s no accident that, even as Obama touts his econom-ic policy successes after four years and five months of re-covery, both the number of food stamp recipients andpeople in poverty have shot to record highs.

Economists call this “immiserating growth.”By the way, government’s own broad measure of un-

employment—theso-called U6 index,which includes peo-ple who want towork but havestopped looking andpeople in part-timejobs who want towork full-time —edged up for themonth to 13.8% from13.6%. If the govern-ment has a real “un-employment rate,”that’s it.

This is where weare right now, and no

single month of “unexpectedly good” job growth candisguise it.

With the economy growing at a rate below 3%, it willbe very tough to restore the abundance of jobs we en-joyed during much of our history.

Even so, we can and do take at least one bit of comfortfrom the October report: Despite widespread predic-tions that the government shutdown would decimatepayroll employment, it didn’t. Hmm, maybe we shouldshut down the government every month.

With unemployment still high and hundreds of thou-sands of people fleeing the labor force, the job market isimploding. The only way to change that is to change topro-growth economic policies — which means we havea long way to go before real improvement begins.

ISSUES & INSIGHTS

T he grave tone of Israeli Prime Minister Ben-jamin Netanyahu’s voice in the video of hisstatement after meeting Secretary of StateJohn Kerry before Kerry’s trip to Geneva to

negotiate with Iran makes it clear that the leader of theJewish state feels the die has been cast.

He called what the U.S. was about to undertake “thedeal of a century for Iran” but “a very dangerous andbad deal for peace and the international community.”

Without being required to dismantle even a single ura-nium centrifuge, economic sanctions will be lessenedon Iran in the hope that these Islamofascist fanatics seeit as a gesture of good will from the Great Satan.

Netanyahu knows what is really happening: Tehranhas succeeded in buying a great deal of time for itself asit completes its nuclear weapons capability.

Once negotiating with Tehran about negotiationsbegin, it stops mattering how many centrifuges spin,how many multi-stage rockets are tested under thecover of the Iranian first-jihadist-on-the-moon pro-gram, how many secret underground nuclear facilitiescontinue to operate within the country.

The appease-first, ask-questions-later forces whodominate the United Nations will insist, month aftermonth, that the world “give peace a chance.”

What we hear of the deal is that Iran will agree to lim-its on uranium enrichment, delay use of (not remove ordismantle) its advanced uranium centrifuges and pluto-nium reactor and allow a modest increase in inspec-tions by the U.N.’s International Atomic Energy Agency— less than what the IAEA needs to assure compliance.

Every bit of this can be cheated or worked around.As Robert Zarate of the Foreign Policy Initiative

points out, such a deal would continue to exclude IAEAinspectors’ “extensive near-real-time monitoring, wide-area surveillance and zero-notice inspections at any re-maining or suspected nuclear-related facilities.”

No wonder the Iranian negotiators are glee-ful. Netanyahu, on the other hand, now looks like a manbeing forced to act. His military is set to go, having lessthan a month ago conducted a “special long-range flightexercise” over Greece, practicing mid-air refueling forthe long-range mission to Iran. In an unusual move, Is-rael even publicly posted video of the exercises online.

The U.S. years ago had a number of opportunities toprevent what will soon be a full-blown crisis of globalproportions. Most recently, President Obama couldhave publicly taken the side of the Iranian people dem-onstrating against their regime’s voter fraud in 2009; hechose to stay silent.

But even the previous administration could have pro-vided student, union and religious anti-regime forceswith material and public moral support, with the objec-tive of overturning one of the most repressive govern-ments in the world.

We did not. And so Israel will almost certainly soon goto war for its own preservation.

Owned By The State

D emocrats won’t say out loud in public that it’stheir goal to drive physicians under the govern-ment boot. But sometimes ambitions are re-

vealed in unguarded moments.Consider the confession of a Democratic candidate

running for the Virginia House of Delegates during theGreat Falls Grange Debate on Nov. 1. According to re-ports, Kathleen Murphy, who lost the 34th District raceto Republican incumbent Barbara Comstock, said shesupported the idea of forcing doctors to accept Medic-aid and Medicare patients against their will.

Yes, this is one Democrat running for a state office.But it’s foolish to think her comment isn’t in line withher party.

A few years ago Massachusetts Democrats were be-hind a bill in the state legislature that would strip doc-tors who didn’t accept Medicare, Medicaid and thestate plan of their licenses to practice.

This isn’t a political molehill. If doctors can be forcedto participate in a government payment system theydon’t want to be in, then doctors are owned by govern-ment. Their education, labor and intellects will havebeen seized by the state. They are no longer free agents— they are serfs, the bondsmen of legislators who willsweat them like galley slaves.

Roughly a fourth of physicians across the country al-ready don’t take Medicaid. About 10% to 12% don’t par-ticipate in Medicare. Here’s why: Government plansdon’t pay well.

According to the Office of the Actuary for the Centersfor Medicare and Medicaid Services, doctors are reim-bursed by Medicare at a rate of about 80% of what pri-vate insurance pays, while Medicaid pays them onlyabout 58% of what private coverage will take care of.

“Physicians say they just can’t afford to be part of a sys-temthat generates somany patientsfor so little compen-sation,” says, Richard Jackson, chairman and CEO ofJackson Healthcare, a medical staffing and technologysolutions company that has surveyed doctors.

Four years ago, our IBD/TIPP Poll found that 45%doctors said they “would consider leaving their prac-tice or taking an early retirement” if the Democrats’health care overhaul became law.

How many more would leave if Washington requiredthemto accept Medicare and Medicaid?How manybril-liant students would choose other professions? No onewants, or deserves to be, chattel of the state.

Mideast:An impending deal to ease sanctionswithout real concessions fromTehran over itsnuclear program virtually assures that Israelwill bomb Iran. This is a crisis that shouldhave been prevented years ago.

Serfdom:Don’t think that ObamaCare is theDemocrats’ last word on health care. Theywon’t be content until both patients and doc-tors are under their command.

Adding Another Lie To The Pile

A s many have already pointed out, Obama didn’tactually apologize for misleading the publicabout ObamaCare. “I meant what I said,” he

told NBC News’ Chuck Todd. He was just sorry peoplewere upset to learn that what he said wasn’t true.

Oh, and Obama also managed to imply that anyonewho likes what they have is a fool, since they’re stickingwith the “bad insurance that they’ve got right now.”

But then Obama added a fresh lie to the pile by tryingtominimize the impact of ObamaCare on people who al-ready have insurance plans they like.

“We’re talking about 5% of the population,” Obamasaid early in the interview. “It only affects a smallamount of the population.”

Later he said, “it’s a small percentage of folks who maybe disadvantaged, you know.”

And just in case anyone missed the point, he said itonce more. “It’s a small percentage of people. . . . Imean, we’re talking about 5% of the population.”

But Obama knows full well this 5% figure isn’t true.His own administration predicted in a 2010 regulato-

ry filing that as many as 64% of large companies and80% of small businesses would be forced to give up the“plans they like” because of ObamaCare. And for thesame reason that millions of individuals are losing theirplans.

The law only allows companies to keep their existinginsurance plans if they bought them before March2010, and then only if the plans didn’t change muchover the past three years.

Since his administration defined “change” so narrow-ly, Obama knew that most plans — individual and em-ployer-provided alike — would fail to qualify for “grand-father” status.

And just like all those individuals Obama claims to beso concerned about, many of these employers and theirworkers will find that the ObamaCare-approved plansare far more expensive.

When McClatchy News crunched the numbers, theyconcluded that 41 million workers would end up losingthe employer-provided plans they currently have.That’s in addition to the 11 million individuals losingtheir plans.

Memo to Mr. Obama: That’s equal to 17% of the popu-lation.

Avik Roy, a health policy expert at the Manhattan In-stitute, figures the total number is more like 93 million.Duke University professor Chris Conover thinks it willbe as high as 129 million.

Now we’re up to 41% of the population.This doesn’t count the millions of seniors slated to

lose the Medicare Advantage plans they like, thanks todeep ObamaCare cuts to that program. The chief actu-ary at the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Servicesprojected that about 3 million seniors would get bootedoff their Medicare Advantage plans by 2017.

Nor does it include workers who’ve lost their employ-er-provided benefits because of ObamaCare.

Several companies, for example, have canceled cover-age for their part-time workers. That’s what HomeDepot did for 20,000 of its part-timers. Others are drop-ping spousal coverage and retiree benefits.

Yet, mysteriously, Obama’s interviewer, Chuck Todd,failed to press him on this. That’s despite the fact thatNBC News was one of the first to report — using thevery regulatory filing mentioned above — that Obamaknew millions would be forced off their plans even ashe was repeating his phony “keep your plan” promise.

Most of the rest of the media also simply repeated the5% figure, as though Obama can be trusted with any-thing he says about ObamaCare.

It’s unlikely the president will ever get around to apol-ogizing to the tens of millions of workers harmed byObamaCare. Not that they should accept one.

Instead, they need to organize and demand that Con-gress repeal this law and start over.

Employment:Like everyone else, wewerehappy to see 204,000 new jobs created in Oc-tober. But is it time to pop the champagnecorks and celebrate an end to the worst recov-ery in history?Hardly.

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Prevarication:At the verymoment PresidentObamawas supposedly saying sorry for his“keep your plan” lie, he told a brand-new onewhen he claimed that just 5% are at risk oflosing the health plans they like.

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T he idea of free, universal health carehas always seemed like a perfect so-lution. At least that was the thinking

behind Venezuela’s constitutionally en-shrined “right” to free health care since1999, winning the late President HugoChavez a lot of elections and seeming to bethe logic behind ObamaCare.

But post-Chavez, Venezuela’s health caresystem is a shambles. Massive shortages ofbasic supplies plague both public and pri-vate hospitals. Everything from drugs, sy-ringes and needles, to respirators, incuba-tors and ultrasoundmonitors, is in short sup-ply, reports AP’s Frank Bajak.

Doctors are fleeing, and hospital beds arelacking too, even in crime-infested publichospitals, where thugs assault doctors inhallways and rob patients at night.

The Network of Venezuelan Scientific As-sociations reports that only 16,000 of the42,000 beds in the public hospital systemare usable. It’s not unusual for patients towait three months for surgery without leav-ing their beds because to do so would meanlosing their places in line — an act that cre-ates even more bed shortages.

Andas vaccines disappear, there’s the reap-pearance of long-eradicated and treatabletropical infectious diseases — malaria,AH1N1, measles and dengue fever — whichhas led to hundreds of deaths.

All this is happening in what was once oneof the most advanced health care systems inLatin America. Forty years ago, the oil-richcountry was able to finance a large publiccomponent of hospitals and clinics where90% of Venezuelans got their care.

But it also permitted a small private sectormade up of hospitals and patients whobought insurance to pay for their care.

Today, the public sector is hollowed out,leaving private care to provide 56% of theservices, a 10-fold increase over 1998.

It’s not hard to think that over time therecould be similar unintended consequenceswith the continuance of ObamaCare. Thecomparisonsare as numerous as they are un-comfortable, including:

Bring in the new stuff:Much of Venezuela’s existing public

health infrastructure was disbanded in theChavez years to make way for a new systemof quasi “complete community doctors,” inthis case trained by Cubans to substitute forreal doctors in programs called Barrio Aden-tro and Mision Sucre. This left the public sys-tem without funding.

The ObamaCare system also is premisedon diverting existing public health care fi-nancing from Medicare toward the new sub-

sidies system, leaving the earlier systemstarved of cash.

Unpopular mandates:Last year, the Venezuelan government or-

dered all private hospitals to provide pricelists for their services and, convinced thehospitals were overcharging, created a newmandate of what prices they could charge.

Forcing hospitals to charge non-marketrates, combined with Venezuela’s capitalcontrols, has been at the root of the shortag-es and capital flight.

But it also has much in common with theU.S. government Medicare payment struc-ture that is driving doctors to end their in-volvement in the program due to low pay-ments.

Aiming for monopoly:The aim of the new plan in Venezuela al-

ways seemed to drive the private hospitalsout of the market, just as there is consider-able evidence that Team Obama originallywanted to end the private insurance marketand in the end enact a single-payer system.

Last July, the president of the VenezuelanAssociation of Public and Private Hospitals,Cristino Garcia, told El Universal that Provi-sion 294, instituting government-directedprices in the name of “fair costs,” was “adeath sentence” to private hospitals.

And in August, Venezuela’s then-healthminister, Eugenia Sader, told El Universalthat she expected no more private hospitalsin two or three years.

Going Galt:An IBD/TIPP Poll taken before the Afford-

able Care Act was passed revealed that 45%of U.S. doctors said they would leave theirpractices or retire early if the Democrats’proposed health care overhaul became law.Bya curious coincidence, about half of Vene-zuela’s doctors have left their professionunder Chavista socialism.

According to Doctors for Health, about50% of Venezuela’s 300 newly graduateddoctors have left the country.

Demonization:Hospitals in Venezuela, forced to raise

prices to break even due to runaway infla-tion, were blasted as “merchants of medi-cine” and “highway robbers” by Venezue-la’s government just as insurance compa-nies in the U.S. forced to raise prices due tonew mandates were condemned as “bad ap-ples” by President Obama.

And critics of the new arrangement in Ven-ezuela were called “media terrorists,” just asthose who sought to halt ObamaCare in Con-gress were likened to “terrorists” and “hos-tage-takers.”

Now, the U.S. is not Venezuela, and thetakeover of health care there involves main-ly hospitals rather than insurance compa-nies. But Venezuela’s experience serves asyet another reminder that rubble and ruinare the result of state takeovers.

T hose who thought the U.S. militarywas already the ultimate level play-ing field, a place where skill and

fighting ability were what mattered, not gen-der, race or religious belief, were sadly mis-taken, at least according to a 600-plus-pagemanual used by the military to train itsEqual Opportunity officers.

According to the manual, put together bythe Defense Equal Opportunity Manage-ment Institute (DEOMI), and approved bythe Pentagon, the U.S. military mirrors andis drawn from a racist society where whiteshave an unfair advantage, a situation thatcarries over to military service.

“Simply put, a healthy, white, heterosexu-al, Christian male receives many unearnedadvantages of social privilege, whereas ablack, homosexual, atheist female in poorhealthreceives many unearned disadvantag-es of social privilege,” reads a statement inthe manual,which seemsmore intent on per-petuating white guilt and black victimhoodthan discussing sensitivities and tolerance.

Regarding a so-called “White Male Club,”themanual states: “In spite of slave insurrec-tions, civil war, the 13th, 14th, and 15thamendments, the women’s suffrage move-ment leading to the 19th amendment, thecivil rights movement, urban rebellions andthe contemporary feminist movement, theclub persists.

“Today some white people may use the tac-tic of denial when they say, ‘It’s a level play-ingfield; this is a land ofequal opportunity,’ ”the manual reads. “Assume racism is every-where, every day,” read a statement in a sec-tion titled, “How to be a strong ‘white ally.’ ”

“The unfair economic advantages and dis-

advantages created long ago by institutionsfor whites, males, Christians, etc., still affectsocioeconomic privilege today,” the manualwarns, seemingly unaware this racist elec-torate just elected and re-elected our first Af-rican-American commander-in-chief.

Lt. Col. and former U.S. CongressmanAlan West told Fox News Radio’s Todd Star-nes that he wants a congressional investiga-tion into the tome that is only slightly less in-flammatory than one of the sermons by theRev. Jeremiah Wright that PresidentObama listened to for two decades.

“This is the Obama administration’s out-reach of social justice into the United Statesmilitary,” West told Starnes. “Equal Oppor-tunity in the Army that I grew up in did nothave anything to do with white privilege.”No, it had everything with your ability tofight well and emerge victorious.

“When the president talked about funda-mentally transforming the United States ofAmerica, I believe he also had a dedicatedagenda of going after the United States mili-tary,” West said. “The priorities of this ad-ministration are totally whacked.”

DEOMI seems to be heavily reliant on itsviews regarding white extremism on theSouthern Poverty Law Center(SPLC). Earli-er this year, we editorialized about a 14-pageemail by Lt. Col. Frank Rich, the Second Bat-talion, 506th Infantry Regiment command-er at Fort Campbell, Ky., to three dozen sub-ordinates warning them to watch out for sol-diers connected with “domestic hategroups.” The list of “hate” groups in theemail appears to be based on the one com-piled by the SPLC.

A DEOMI training guide used by the AirForce lists the SPLC as a resource for infor-mation on hate groups and references thegroup several times. Considered as hategroups were Christian organizations suchas the American Family Association andFamily Research Council, immigration re-form groups such as the Federation forAmerican Immigration Reform and AtlasShrugs, run by Pamela Geller and monitor-ing global jihadist activity.

R O B E R T J . S A M U E L S O N

B y now, it’s obvious that the eco-nomic crisis is evolving intosomething bigger and, possibly,

more ominous.The aftershock of the financial col-

lapse and Great Recession has been sosevere and stubborn that it hasspawned profound political and psy-chological spillovers. Distrust of gov-ernment and pessimism about the fu-ture are growing. There’s a mountingsense that governments have lost con-trol over events. This fosters a broaderalienation from authority.

Thewonder is that(so far) all this dis-satisfaction has not produced a morepowerful political backlash. In theUnited States, there is the Tea Party;and there are fringe movements else-where. But in general, mainstream po-litical parties have retained control ofgovernment, as this week’s electionsremind.

Whether this continues is an openquestion, because we seem caught in avicious circle. Weak economies breedpessimism, and pessimism keeps econ-omies weak — which strengthens theappeal of populist and fringe move-ments.

The latest evidence of this cyclecomes in a report from the Organiza-tion for Economic Cooperation andDevelopment (OECD) in Paris. The re-port — called “How’s Life? 2013: Mea-suring Well-Being” — was initially in-spired by the belief that affluence inmost wealthy societies could be takenfor granted and that countries’ successcan’t be judged only in economicterms.

So the report assembles both eco-nomic statistics (income, unemploy-ment) and other measures (voter turn-out, people’s ratings of personal satis-faction).

The results oftenreveal quirky differ-ences among countries. Consider thisintriguing fact about Japan. It has oneof the world’s longest life expectan-cies, 83 years at birth. Despite that, av-erage Japanese rate their own healthas the poorest of 35 countries ranked.Conversely, Americans rank first inself-reported health even though theirlife expectancy, 79, trails Japan’s sig-nificantly.

But the irony of this year’s report isthat the most interesting findings in-volve what happens when affluenceno longer seems assured. Confidencein government has plunged. In 2012,only 40% of people in OECD countriestrusted their government. In somecountries, figures were lower. In 2012,it was 35% for the United States, downfrom a recent high of 50% in 2009. InJapan, it was 17% in 2012, down from25% in 2009.

Hope is fading. In a poll of 39 coun-tries, people in only nine expectedtheir “life satisfaction” to be better infive years than it is today. Even thosewho have jobs feel more stressed thanbefore the economic crisis. One surveyof perceived conflicts between workand family found they increased in vir-tually all European countries between2004 and 2010.

There is nothing irreversible aboutthese trends; but whether they are re-versed is another matter. The reportnotes that there are about 16 millionmore unemployed in OECD countriesthan before the economic crisis. Somewealthy countries (Germany, Swe-den) escaped the worst of the down-turn; most did not.

People are re-evaluating what theycan expect as normal and realistic.The future of the political order de-pends in part on how well the econom-ic order revives.

L A W R E N C E K U D L O W

T here’s no question the cata-strophic debut of ObamaCare —including the website break-

down andthe millions of pink-slip can-cellations — will be a great card for Re-publicans to play on the way to the2014 midterm elections. No question.

The president lied about his liesabout keeping your health plans anddoctors. And when he did finallyapolo-gize, he didn’t really say he was sorry.

It’s also possible that we’ll see 10 mil-lion more insurance cancellations,leading to much higher premiums, big-ger deductibles, and more cutoffs be-tween patients and their doctors. Andemployer-based cancellations willcompound this disaster, with thewhole process stretching across mostof next year. It will be a killer for theObama Democrats.

But while my conservative-punditcolleagues are out thrashing Obama-Care, I want to raise a critical point:Don’t forget economic growth.

The Pew Research Center’s AndrewKohut recently wrote a Wall StreetJournal op-ed titled “The GOP Is inBetter Shape Than You Think.” It pro-vides an unbelievable statistic: Inde-pendents favor the GOP on handlingthe economy by 46% to 30%.Unbeliev-able.

Overall, according to Pew Research,a plurality of all voters gives the GOP a44% to 37% edge on the economy.

So I want to make a pitch that Repub-licans not lose sight of the importanceof economic growth in the monthsleading up to next year’s midterms.And that suggests the importance of aprogram of pro-growth tax reformand simplification.

Keep the spending-cut sequesterand budget caps in place. Push deregu-lation that will help small and largebusinesses grow more and hire moreworkers.

The Obama economy is not keelingover. Despite the government shut-down, nonfarm payrolls increased204,000 in October, private payrollsjumped 212,000 and jobs for the priortwo months were revised upward by60,000 to 70,000. The numbers werehigher than expected.

No, these are not fabulous numbers.But they are decent. Of course, 7.3%unemployment is still too high, partici-pation rates are way too low and weneedto traverse a multimillion-jobdef-icit to get back to the prior historicaltrend.

Mike Lee’s IdeaSo Republicans should keep up the

mantra on this, talking jobs and take-home pay. In other words, talking eco-nomic growth.

The GDP report for the third quar-ter,at 2.8%, also arrived better than ex-pected. The Obama trend line for the4-1/2-year recovery is closer to 2%than the more normal 4% rate experi-enced over the last 40 years.

But as Mitt Romney painfullylearned during the presidential race,just attacking the economy is notenough. It sounds way too pessimisticand doesn’t provide concrete mea-sures to boost growth, jobs and take-home pay.

So with Pew polls showing a big Re-publican advantage on the economy,the GOP must not squander the oppor-tunity to stay on top of the growthissue. Interestingly, in this year’s Vir-ginia governor’s race, exit pollsshowed the economy to be a more im-portant issue than ObamaCare.

As a supply-sider, I urge the GOP tostay on track with pro-growth tax re-form — broadening the base, loweringmarginal tax rates and simplifying theentire code for businesses and individ-uals. And I am also impressed by Sen.Mike Lee’s proposal for a substantialincrease in the child tax credit, whichwill boost take-home pay for the mid-dle class.

Now, the push for economic growthis not a brand new idea. But it’s an im-portant idea. And Republicans, I think,can walk and chew gum at the sametime. They can nail ObamaCare andpromote economic-growth policies.

As for the health care issue, Republi-cans should also spend more time pro-moting their own alternative policies.Why not more freedom to choose yourinsurance plan by shopping acrossstate lines? Why not tax breaks goingdirectly to individuals and familiesrather than big business and big labor?

In a play for the youth vote, why notnew plans for preventive medicineand major-medical catastrophic insur-ancethat includes rock-bottom premi-ums? The young and healthy mightthink about returning to the GOP if theGOP comes up with a few ideas to helpthem out.

In the long run,positive conservativemessages on growth, taxes and healthcare are better than just negative at-tacks.

That’s all I’m trying to say here.While Senate and House Democratsare panicked over the ObamaCare ca-tastrophe, Republicans in both housesmust not forget the political impor-tance of a strong growth and jobs mes-sage for 2014.

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Socialism:As theU.S. fixates onObamaCare, south of our borderanother “free and universal” healthcare system is collapsing, accordingto a report from the AssociatedPress. It’s an uneasy portent.

Political Correctness:A healthy,white, heterosexual, Christianmanhas unfair advantages in theU.S.military over other soldiers, says atrainingmanual approved by thePentagon, warning in great detailabout a so-calledWhiteMale Club.

Health Care In Venezuela:An Eerie Portent For U.S.?

A Pentagon War On Injustice

Political OrderThreatened ByWeak Economy

Unhappy CampersMost Americans believe the U.S. economy is in recession…

…and that it isn’t getting better

Source: IBD/TIPP poll of 919 adults, Oct. 26-30

Not sure4%

Not in arecession

41%

In a recession55%

Not sure2%

Improving37%

Not improving61%

One-Two PunchFor RepublicansIn ’14 Elections

ISSUES & INSIGHTS READ WHAT'S REALLY GOING ON IN THE COUNTRY MONDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 2013 A11

A Break In The Loan Service BlitzOcwen and Nationstar slump as the tidal wave of mortgage service auctions subsidesB Y G I L L I A N R I C HINVESTOR'S BUSINESS DAILY

Recent sell-offs among mortgageservicer stocks signal investors arenervous, as analysts report a two-year rush of mortgage-servicingrights auctions may be nearing itsend.

But at least some analysts seemore opportunity on the horizon.And CitigroupC announced onOct. 25 it would, by the middle ofnext year, auction the rights to ser-vice $63 billion in mortgage loans— nearly 21% of its contracts, ac-cording to sources cited by Bloom-berg News.

The industry is in the final stagesof what Sterne Agee analyst HenryCoffey calls a mega-wave of mort-gage service auctions.

“There is probably another waveof sorts coming,” he said, “but peo-ple won’t admit to selling servicingrights until they actually sell it.”

For more than two years, OcwenFinancialOCN and NationstarNSM(majority-owned by Fortress In-vestment GroupFIG) have led thepublicly traded mortgage servicersbuying up rights to large parcels ofmortgages being purged by largebanks.

The housing meltdown led to atougher set of international bank-ing guidelines known as Basel III,which raised pressure on largemortgagelenders. The financial cri-sis also triggered the May 2012bankruptcy of loan servicer Resi-dential Capital, putting $374 bil-lion in mortgages on the auctionblock. In addition, a February 2012deal between the Justice Depart-ment and the five largest mortgageservice banks set in motion a broad-er move among banks away fromthe increasingly complex, thin-margin servicing business.

Loan servicing stocks respondedin kind. Ocwen has soared nearly245% since the start of 2012. In Sep-tember, Nationstar peaked morethan 300% above its March 2012IPO price. Othertop players consol-idating the servicing territory in-clude Walter InvestmentWAC, inIBD’s Financial Services-Specialtygroup, and Seterus, which techgiant IBM acquired from Bank ofAmerica in 2010.

The Distressed Loan TestOcwen and Nationstar both cut

their teeth as servicers of sub-prime loans — loans to borrowersbelow the financial threshold re-quired by mainstream banks and

lenders. That gave them an edge indealing with delinquent andstressed mortgages — key to turn-ing profits in the new regulatoryscheme.

Seriously delinquent mortgagesare on the rise, according to Coffey— more bad news for banks.

“Banks aren’t any good at servic-ing distressed pools because theyare losing money doing it,” Coffeysaid.

Distressed mortgages requiremore manpower and finesse,things banks are strained to pro-vide cost-effectively. Weak custom-er service leaves harried borrow-ers even more frustrated.

Nationstar and others have teamsof customer-service loan officerstrained to hand-hold such borrow-ersand worktofixdelinquent loans.

Nationstar and Ocwen now han-dle both traditional and distressedassets. The companies collect pay-ments, assess fees and handle cus-tomer communications. They de-liver payments collected on mort-gages back to Fannie Mae or thebanks originating the loans.

Service providers make pennieson the dollar. But high volume leftNationstar with income from ser-vicing fees of $263 million in thesecond quarter.

Nationstar and Ocwen also origi-nate their own loans. But Nation-star announced Thursday it willsell its wholesale and a portion ofits retail origination business, andrestructure in order to “focus on itscore loan-servicing business.”

The wholesale business originat-ed mortgages worth $3.26 billionin the firsthalf of theyear. The com-pany’s total origination volume inthe third quarter, by comparison,was $8 billion.

The company plans to keep andbuild its direct-to-consumer origi-nation, which it bolstered with theacquisition of Greenlight FinancialServices during the second quarter.

Dwindling ExpectationsThe Home Affordable Refinance

Program (HARP), launched by theFederal Housing Finance Agencyin2009, helped lenders like Nation-star refinance loans of weaker bor-rowers. Nationstar originated $2.7billion of loans under the programduring Q2 and has more than $45billion in additional HARP oppor-tunities in its portfolio.

Walter said its originations seg-ment generated revenue of $251.2million in the second quarter, up230% year-over-year, partly on therecapture of HARP-eligible ac-counts.

Despite the lift from HARP, ris-ing interest rates significantlyslowed refinancing activity duringthe third quarter. The result leftservicers struggling to meet expec-tations.

Ocwen’s third-quarter EPS rose19%, missing estimates by 60%.Revenue more than doubled, butstill failed to measure up to views.Chairman Bill Erbey said in theearnings statement that revenuewas “suppressed due to delays,

thathave now been resolved,” relat-ed to Ocwen’s purchase of servic-ing rights to mortgages worth $78billion from California-based One-West Bank.

On Thursday, Nationstar report-ed a 69% jump in adjusted earn-ings, to $1.08. Analystswere expect-ing $1.26. Revenue more than dou-bled to $631.84 million, above esti-mates. Nationstar’s servicing port-folio rose 90% to end the quarter at$375 billion.

But the company lowered its full-year 2014 EPS outlook to between$4.50and $6— about a 20% cut. An-alysts pared consensus expecta-tions to $6.62, from $6.97.

Origination volume is projectedto decline 8% this year to $1.6 tril-lion, according to the MortgageBankers Association, and is expect-ed to fall to $1.1 trillion in 2014. Theoverall mortgage servicing marketis roughly $10 trillion.

Lower origination volumes couldnegativelyaffect earnings, both Jef-feries and Wells Fargo wrote in re-search notes.

The Going Rate Goes HigherMortgage rates started climbing

in May as the Federal Reserve hint-ed at reducing the current round ofquantitative easing. The rise haschewed into demand from borrow-ers with existing mortgages look-ing to refinance.

Interestrateson 30-year mortgag-es fell to 4.13% in late October, ac-cording to Freddie Mac, from4.28%. That was the lowest rate

since June.The government shutdown

stopped mortgage activity cold fortwo weeks in October, preventinglendersand borrowers fromobtain-ing tax records and other informa-tion and services crucial to closinga mortgage loan. The turmoil hitconsumer and homebuilder confi-dence.

Still, the lending industry is grow-ing faster than the overall econo-my, which is both good and badnews for mortgage service provid-ers. Growth in the industry, includ-ing that of Fannie Mae and FreddieMac, is likely to attract more scruti-ny from financial regulators, saysJeremy Edwards, an analyst atIBISWorld.

“They are concerned over therate this is growing and if custom-ers will be adversely affected,” hesaid.

Agencies such as the ConsumerFinancial Protection Bureau in-creased efforts to protect borrow-ers after the financial crisis, work-ing to broaden communicationwith mortgage holders.

In January 2014, Edwards saysnew rules will cover communica-tion with family members after aborrower’s death, contact with de-linquent borrowers and treatmentof consumers.

The rules are aimed at helpingprotect consumers. And while theypoint to a slower rate of mortgageorigination, they are also aimed atpreventing delinquencies and de-faults, ultimately a plus for loan ser-vices like Ocwen and Nationstar.

OutlookAnalysts are bullish as more mort-

gage servicing sales are expectedfrom banks next year.

Jefferies analysts are expectinganother round of bulk servicingsales later this year or early nextyear, according to a September re-searchnote. Also in September, Op-penheimer initiated coverage onOcwen with an outperform rating,and Jefferies upgraded Nationstarto buy.

But Wells Fargo downgradedWalter this month to market per-form from outperform. For the restof this year, lower origination vol-umes are expected and more tapertalks from the Federal Reservecould further hinder the refinanc-ing market.

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How To Read Mutual Fund Tables & GraphsIBD’s mutual fund tables are composed of funds with a 36-Month Performance Rating of A+, A orA- and with at least $200 million in assets, plus funds ranked by assets regardless of performancerating. All other funds can be found at www.investors.com/data and at dailygraphs.com’s FundCenter. O Denotes an 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 and capital gains included. Daily accrual fund returns are calculated on a monthlybasis. A+=Top 5%, A=Top 10%, A#=Top 15%, B+=Top 20%, B=Top 25%, B#=Top 30%, C+=Top35%, C=Top 40%, C#=Top 45%, D+=Top 50%, D=Top 60%, D#= Top 70%, E=Below 70%. A+, A,A# and B+ 36-Month Performance Ratings are all boldfaced. % changes are on a total return basis.Top 2% of funds in % performance yesterday are boldfaced. Performance of income funds may becompared to other income funds, bond funds to other bond funds, etc. Fund company family namesare boldfaced. b=assets used to pay 12(b)(1) plan distribution costs, r=redemption charge mayapply, n=no initial load and appears after Net Asset Value, m=multiple fees, p=previous day’s quote,s=split, x=ex-dividend or capital gains distribution. 5-Yr After Tax Rtn=5 year after-tax return as-suming an average ordinary income tax rate of 35% on dividends and a 15% long-term capital gainstax rate. Forty growth funds, each with at least $100 million in assets, the highest average Compos-ite Rating and recent total return performance beating the S&P 500, are shown graphically eachday on the first Mutual Funds & ETFs page. All figures are on a total return basis. Funds shown inthe two daily performance lists have at least $125 million in assetsand a 36-Month Performance Rat-ing of C or better, unless otherwise noted.

Property Swaps Can Trim TaxesLike-Kind Exchanges

Investment-propertyowners benefit, withadded help for retirees

B Y D O N A L D J A Y K O R NFOR INVESTOR'S BUSINESS DAILY

Now that taxes on long-term gainshave risen for high-bracket taxpay-ers, a tax-deferred property ex-change is a better deal than it hasbeen in recent years.

It can also solve a logistical prob-lem if you relocate when you retireand you don’t want to be an absen-tee landlord.

Rather than keep the originalproperty, doing a like-kind ex-change enables you to own anotherinvestment property in your newretirement location.

The new property might providemuch-needed retirement income.

Also known as a 1031 exchange,by doing this swap rather than sell-ing the old property and buying anew one, you can defer and per-haps avoid the capital-gains taxbill.

Investors recognize the benefitsofthese swaps.Nearly 160,000 indi-vidual taxpayers reported them in2010, the latest year on record.They filed IRS Form 8824, for Like-Kind Exchanges.

Fewer than 110,000 individualsreported such exchanges for 2000.By 2005 that number was nearly300,000. With tax rates on capgains back up, like-kind swaps mayrebound as well.

Here’s one way such a deal

works. Say that a hypothetical EdByrd lives in Ohio. He’s about to re-tire and move to Texas.

For years, Byrd has owned asmall apartment building in hishometown. But he does not wish tobe a long-distance landlord.

Due to depreciation deductions,Byrd has a low basis in this proper-ty. A sale would generate a steeptax bill. With Byrd’s high income,he would owe a 20% tax on long-term cap gains. That’s up from 15%in prior years.

He also would owe the new 3.8%Medicare surtax on net investmentincome. And his itemized deduc-tions would be reduced, effectivelyraising his tax rate on the sale.

All of these higher taxes have dif-ferent income thresholds. TheMedicare surtax, for example,kicksin at $200,000of modified ad-justed gross income for singles and$250,000 for couples filing jointly.

Affluent Taxpayers BewareThe bottom line is that taxes on

property sales are now higher forupper-income taxpayers. So an ex-

change that defers or avoids taxcan pay for itself, sometimes in justa few years.

To qualify, Byrd can sell his Ohioapartment house. He must arrangeforthe proceeds to beheld by an un-related intermediary. This can’t bethe seller’s relative, employee, cur-rent attorney or accountant. A law-yer you haven’t used in the pasttwo years isOK. Look for one famil-iar with 1031 swaps.

Any kind of investment propertycan be the replacement. Byrdmight find real estate that will de-mand littleof histime yet deliver re-tirement cash flow.

Oncehefindsthenewinvestment,Byrd can have the intermediary buyit for him, using the proceeds fromtherecentsale.To qualifyfortaxde-ferral,Byrdcan’tpocketcashorben-efit fromlowerproperty debt.

There is a catch: time limits onthe transaction. You must list po-tential replacements within 45days of selling your original proper-ty. And you must buy the new onewithin 180 days of the sale.

Finding, negotiating, and closinga deal on investment property cantake time. So line up a replacementproperty while selling the old one.

After one exchange, you can keepswapping and keep up the tax de-ferral. If you refrain from a nonex-change sale until your death, yourheirs will get a basis step-up to cur-rent value and your lifetime appre-ciation won’t be taxed.

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—A—Aberdeen$ 5.4 bil 866–392–2626

D GlobHiIncA + 8 + 3 +77 10.62n+.01D GlobHiIncI + 8 + 3 +77 10.10n+.00E TotRetrnI – 2 + 1 +31 13.10n–.03

Advisors' Inner Circle$ 3.6 bil 800–791–4226

E AcadEmMkt – 1 + 7 +97 19.08n–.07A– EdgwdGrInst +27 + 8+107 17.54n+.08

AdvisorTwo$ 2.6 bil 800–618–1872

D– FrTRBndInst + 3 + 1 +45 10.85n–.01Aegis Funds$ 368 mil 703–528–7788

A+ Value +32 + 2+194 21.42n–.14A+ † AkreFocusInst +31 + 5 .. 20.21n +.12A+ † AkreFocusRetail +31 + 5 .. 20.06n +.12

Alger Funds A$ 3.8 bil 800–992–3863

A– CaptApp +27 + 7+131 21.23 +.05A– Spectra +27 + 7+155 17.40 +.03

Alger Funds I$ 1.5 bil 800–992–3863

A– CaptApp +27 + 8+137 77.36n+.20Alger Instl$ 3.0 bil 800–992–3863

A– CapApp +27 + 8+127 28.28n+.07B+ Sm Cap Gr +29 + 3+133 33.30n–.19

Alliance Brnstn A$ 17.3 bil 800–221–5672

D BalWealth +12 + 4 +65 13.54 –.01A+ DiscovGr +32 + 6+191 9.47 –.03B+ DiscovVal +31 + 5+140 22.43 +.00E GlbThemeGr +17 + 7 +75 77.34 –.26E GloblBond – 2 + 0 +43 8.31 –.01A Gr & Inc +28 + 4+113 5.12 +.02D HiIncome + 4 + 2+108 9.53 +.00E IntDivrMu – 2 + 1 +15 14.41 +.00A– Lrg Cp Grow +28 + 8+147 37.20 +.09E MuniNatl – 5 + 1 +26 9.91 +.00A+ Sm Cap Gr +34 + 5+185 50.44 –.37

Alliance Brnstn Adv$ 8.1 bil 800–221–5672

A+ DiscovGr +32 + 6+194 9.87n–.04B+ DiscovVal +31 + 5+142 22.81n+.00E GloblBond – 2 + 0 +34 8.31n–.01D– HiIncome + 4 + 2 +79 9.54n–.01A– Lrg Cp Grow +29 + 9+150 39.17n+.10

C– TaxWlthAppr +22 + 6 +69 15.23n+.00D+ Wealth Appr +20 + 6 +72 14.57n–.01

Alliance Brnstn C$ 4.5 bil 800–221–5672

D– HiIncome + 4 + 2+103 9.64n+.00Alliance Brnstn I$ 2.9 bil 800–221–5672

A– DiscovVal +31 + 5+142 22.35n+.00E Intmd Dur – 3 + 1 +38 15.61n–.05A+ SmCapGrow +35 + 5+191 52.69n–.38

Allianz A$ 6.0 bil 800–426–0107

B– NFJ Div Val +23 + 3 +63 15.24 –.01D– NFJIntlVal + 9 + 5 +75 22.90 –.09B NFJSmlCpVal +26 + 5+100 35.80 –.02A RCM Growth +30+ 10+110 40.53 +.00

Allianz Admin$ 1.3 bil 800–426–0107

B NFJSmlVal +26 + 5+101 35.78n–.02Allianz Instl$ 8.6 bil 800–426–0107

B NFJ Div Val +23 + 3 +65 15.32n–.01B+ NFJSmlCpVal +26 + 5+103 37.83n–.02

Alpine Funds$ 1.7 bil 888–785–5578

E UShTxOptInc 0 + 0 +5 10.03n+.00Amana Funds$ 3.6 bil 800–728–8762

D+ Growth +17 + 5 +87 31.37n+.12B– Income +25 + 6 +86 42.63n+.02

Amer Beacon AMR$ 2.6 bil 800–388–3344

C Balanced +17 + 2 +75 15.44n+.00A– LgCapVal +28 + 3 +99 27.39n+.08A SmlCap Val +32 + 5+133 27.95n–.03

Amer Beacon Inst$ 11.9 bil 800–388–3344

D EqIdxInstl +18 + 6 +64 11.39n–.06D+ IntlEquity +20 + 6 +75 19.90n–.17B+ LgCapVal +28 + 3 +98 27.67n+.08B+ S&P 500 +25 + 5 +95 23.94n+.07A Small Index +30 + 5+111 17.64n–.08A– SmlCap Val +31 + 5+131 28.00n–.04

Amer Beacon Inv$ 5.4 bil 800–388–3344

B+ LgCapVal +28 + 3 +95 26.19n+.08A– SmlCap Val +31 + 5+128 27.23n–.04

Amer Cent A$ 13.4 bil 800–345–2021

A– Equity Gr +26 + 4 +91 30.49 +.02C Equity Inc +17 + 2 +63 9.00 +.00B– Growth +23 + 7+100 32.54 +.09B– Heritage +27 + 6+119 27.46 –.02

A Inc & Gr +29 + 5 +88 34.75 +.08B+ MidCpVal +25 + 4+109 16.22 +.01D+ StrAlloMod +12 + 3 +65 7.64 –.01

Amer Cent Instl$ 23.9 bil 800–345–2021

E Divers Bd – 2 + 1 +26 10.73n–.02C Equity Inc +17 + 2 +65 9.01n+.01A EquityGrow +26 + 4 +94 30.55n+.03B– Growth +24 + 7+103 33.59n+.10E InfltnAdjBnd – 7 – 1 +34 12.17n–.08E IntmTxFrBd – 2 + 1 +24 11.28n–.01A– MidCpVal +26 + 4+112 16.24n+.01B– NT Growth +24 + 7+104 15.47n+.05A NT SmallCo +33 + 3+103 11.05n–.03E NTDiversBd – 2 + 1 +25 10.67n–.03A NTEqGrow +26 + 4 +91 12.75n+.01D NTIntlGr +17 + 5 +86 11.85n–.10B+ NTLrgVal +25 + 2 +80 11.69n+.02A– NTMidVal +26 + 4+109 12.74n+.01B Sm Cp Value +26 + 4+123 10.67n–.02

Amer Cent Inv$ 64.4 bil 800–345–2021

C 1ChoiceAggr +17 + 4 +80 15.48n–.01D 1ChoiceCon + 9 + 2 +52 12.95n–.01D+ 1ChoiceMod +13 + 3 +67 14.27n–.01B– All Cap Grw +25 + 7+103 35.63n+.00C– Balanced +14 + 3 +65 19.18n–.01E CAIntTxFrBd – 1 + 2 +24 11.62n–.01E Divers Bd – 2 + 0 +25 10.73n–.02A EquityGrow +26 + 4 +92 30.53n+.03C EquityInc +17 + 2 +64 9.00n+.00E GinnieMae – 2 + 1 +20 10.77n–.02E Govt Bond – 2 + 0 +11 11.04n–.03B– Growth +24 + 7+102 33.20n+.10B– Heritage +28 + 6+122 28.44n–.01A Income & Gr +29 + 5 +90 34.79n+.07E InfltnAdjBnd – 7 – 1 +33 12.16n–.08E Intl Bond – 4 + 1 +19 14.01n–.08D Intl Disc +22 + 6 +90 12.35n–.11D+ IntlGrowth +17 + 5 +87 13.43n–.12E IntmTxFrBd – 2 + 1 +23 11.28n+.00C– LiveStr2035 +15 + 3 +74 15.07n–.01A– MidCpVal +26 + 4+111 16.23n+.01D+ OneChoice2025 +12 + 3 +64 14.15n–.02C+ Real Estate + 7 + 2 +89 24.74n +.18B– Select +22 + 7+106 53.14n+.07B Sm Cp Value +26 + 4+121 10.61n–.03A Small Co +33 + 3+108 11.57n–.03D+ StrAlloMod +13 + 3 +66 7.66n–.01A– Ultra +29 + 8+117 33.62n+.06B+ Value +25 + 3 +80 7.90n+.01B– Vista +28 + 6 +82 22.64n+.02

American Funds A

$ 621 bil 800–421–4120D 2015TgtRet +13 + 4 +63 10.88 –.01D+ 2020TgtRet +15 + 4 +71 11.17 –.01C 2025TgtRet +19 + 5 +83 11.74 –.01C 2030TgtRet +20 + 5 +89 12.16 +.00A– AMCAP +29 + 7+121 27.49 +.06C+ Balanced +17 + 4 +78 23.66 +.03E BdFdAm – 1 + 1 +31 12.56 –.03D+ CapIncBldr +13 + 4 +61 58.21 –.04C– CapWld G&I +20 + 6 +81 43.99 –.07E CapWrldBd – 2 + 1 +33 20.40 –.09D– EuroPac Gr +15 + 7 +77 47.43 –.27B FndmntlInv +25 + 6+101 50.52 +.01

Glb Bal +14 + 5 .. 30.20 –.03B GrFdAmer +27 + 7+102 43.63 +.02D High Income + 5 + 2 +75 11.42 +.00D– HiIncMunBd – 3 + 1 +36 14.42 –.01E Interm Bond – 1 + 0 +16 13.51 –.02D IntlGr&Inc +14 + 5 +79 35.39 –.26B– Inv Co Am +26 + 6 +85 37.60 +.14E Ltd Tax Ex 0 + 1 +22 16.03 +.00B– Mutual +23 + 4 +86 34.37 +.10A New Econ +35+ 10+144 38.37 +.11C New Pers +21 + 6 +98 37.72 –.09E New World + 9 + 6 +92 59.14 –.23E ShrtTermBd 0 + 0 +7 9.99 –.01E ShTaxExBd + 1 + 1 .. 10.25 +.00C– Sm Cp Wrld +24 + 5+137 49.56 –.11D– Tax Ex CA – 2 + 1 +35 16.79 –.01E TaxExBdAm – 2 + 1 +28 12.49 +.00C TheInFdAm +15 + 4 +74 20.32 +.01E US Gov Sec – 2 + 0 +18 13.83 –.04A– Wash Mutl +26 + 4 +84 38.61 +.12

American Funds B$ 8.4 bil 800–421–4120

C Balanced +17 + 4 +73 23.59n+.03D CapIncBldr +13 + 4 +56 58.28n–.04D+ CpWrldG&I +20 + 6 +76 43.76n–.06B– GrFdAmer +26 + 6 +97 42.11n+.01C– TheInFdAm +15 + 4 +69 20.18n+.01

Amerindo Funds$ 1.5 bil 888–832–4386

C– CpWrldGI R5 +21 + 6 +82 44.01n–.06AQR Funds$ 10.0 bil 866–290–2688

E DiverArbitI + 2 + 0 .. 11.24n+.00E DiverArbitN + 2 + 0 .. 11.18n+.00E MgdFutStrI + 3 – 1 .. 10.03n–.03E MgdFutStrN + 2 – 1 .. 9.96n–.03B– MomentumL +27 + 6 .. 20.44n+.06D RiskParI 0 + 3 .. 11.46n–.10

Aquila Funds$ 2.1 bil 800–228–4227

E HITxFrTrstA – 1 + 2 +18 11.33 +.00Arbitrage Funds$ 2.9 bil 800–295–4485

E Arbitrage I + 1 + 0 +14 12.86n+.00

E Arbitrage R 0 + 0 +13 12.60n+.00Ariel Mutual Fds$ 3.5 bil 800–292–7435

A ApprecInv +37 + 6+163 56.29n+.14A– Inv +35 + 6+163 69.27n+.07

Artisan Funds$ 43.4 bil 800–344–1770

A– GlbValInv +25 + 5+123 14.92n–.05D+ IntlInst +20 + 5 +33 29.60n–.24C IntlInv +19 + 5+104 29.38n–.24C+ IntlSmlCap +23 + 6+167 27.46n–.17B IntlValInv +24 + 5+126 37.80n–.28C– IntlValInvInst +25 + 5 +37 37.92n–.29A Mid Cap Val +31 + 4+139 27.18n+.05C MidCapInst +31 + 6 +40 51.29n+.09A MidCapInv +31 + 6+178 49.20n+.08A+ SmallCapInv +35 + 7+179 27.98n–.22C– SmlCpValInv +22 + 5 +97 18.70n–.02

Aston Funds$ 13.1 bil 800–992–8151

B– FairpntMidI +36 + 4+161 46.12n+.02A FairpntMidN +36 + 4+179 45.42n+.02B– Mont&CldGrI +21 + 5 +83 28.89n+.02B– Mont&CldGrN +20 + 5 +81 28.70n+.02B– TAMROSmlI +24 + 3+113 24.56n–.12

—B—Baird Funds$ 7.2 bil 800–792–2473

E AggregteBd – 1 + 1 +34 10.54n–.03E CorPlsBdIns – 1 + 1 +40 10.90n–.03E IntmBdInst 0 + 1 +32 11.10n–.03E IntMnBdIns – 1 + 2 +21 11.67n–.01E ShtTrmBdIns + 1 + 1 +16 9.73n+.00

Baron Instl$ 6.1 bil 800–992–2766

A Asset +31 + 7 .. 64.81n+.08A+ Growth +33 + 7 .. 71.93n–.39A+ Partners +43 + 7 .. 32.49n–.03A+ RealEstate +20 + 4 .. 21.22n+.04A SmallCap +30 + 7 .. 34.39n–.05

Baron Retail$ 430 mil 800–992–2766

A+ RealEstate +20 + 4 .. 21.03n+.04Baron Funds$ 11.8 bil 800–992–2766

A– Asset +31 + 7+101 63.93n+.08A+ Growth +33 + 7+135 71.24n–.38A+ Partners +42 + 7+135 32.12n–.02A SmallCap +30 + 7+136 34.00n–.05

BBH Funds$ 8.0 bil 800–625–5759

A– CoreSelectN +22 + 4+107 21.24n+.02D IntlEqN +15 + 6 +59 15.26n–.12E LimitedDurN + 1 + 0 +20 10.35n+.00

Bernstein Funds$ 18.0 bil 212–756–4097

E CA Muni – 2 + 1 +17 14.36n–.01E Diversifd Muni – 2 + 1 +16 14.40n–.01E Emerg Mkts 0 + 9 +78 28.29n–.01E Intl +17 + 6 +36 16.32n–.06E Intrmd Dur – 3 + 1 +37 13.54n–.04E NY Muni – 2 + 0 +15 14.07n–.01E Tx Mg Intl +18 + 6 +38 16.43n–.07

Berwyn Funds$ 2.3 bil 800–992–6757

A+ Berwyn +27 + 3+129 40.68n–.17D Income +14 + 4 +70 14.78n+.03

BlackRock A$ 54.8 bil 800–441–7762

B+ BasicVal +31 + 4 +95 33.00 +.09C– CapApp b +23 + 7 +90 29.28 +.10E CoreBD – 1 + 1 +31 9.50 –.02B– Equity Div +18 + 3 +75 23.20 +.07D– Glob Alloc +11 + 3 +56 21.81 –.03A+ HealthSciOp b +37 + 5+117 43.06 +.20D HiYld Bd + 7 + 3 +90 8.28 +.00E InflPrtBd – 7 – 1 +33 11.04 –.08D– Intl Opport +17 + 6 +84 38.24 –.13B Lg Core +25 + 4 +84 15.16 +.03E LowDurBd + 1 + 1 +17 9.75 +.00A– Mid Gr +37 + 7+135 17.08 +.02A– MidValOpps +29 + 5+138 24.02 +.06E Natl Muni – 3 + 2 +31 10.46 +.00A SmGrEq b +34 + 7+115 27.92 –.17

E TotRet 0 + 1 +36 11.53 +.00E USGovBd – 2 + 1 +15 10.58 –.02A Value Opps +34 + 7+121 28.18 –.08

BlackRock BlRk$ 2.6 bil 800–441–7762

E CoreBD – 1 + 1 +33 9.51n–.02D+ HiYld Bd + 7 + 3 +92 8.29n+.00

BlackRock C$ 26.4 bil 800–441–7762

D+ CapApp b +22 + 7 +83 25.46n+.07C+ Equity Div +18 + 3 +71 22.67n+.06D– Glob Alloc +11 + 3 +52 20.25n–.02A+ HealthSciOp b +36 + 5+110 39.80n+.19

BlackRock III$ 4.2 bil 800–441–7762

D Lfpth2020I p + 8 + 3 +57 17.44n+.00D Lfpth2030I p +11 + 4 +65 16.69n+.00D+ Lfpth2040I p +14 + 4 +71 20.88n+.00B+ S&P500StK +26 + 5 +95 211.78n+.61

BlackRock Instl$ 59.2 bil 800–441–7762

B+ Basic Value +31 + 4 +97 33.29n+.09C– CapApp b +24 + 7 +93 30.40n+.10E CoreBDII – 1 + 1 +32 9.48n–.03B– Equity Div +18 + 3 +77 23.25n+.06D– Glob Alloc +11 + 3 +58 21.93n–.02A+ HealthSciOp b +37 + 5+119 44.43n+.21D+ HiYld Bd + 7 + 3 +94 8.28n+.00E InflPrtBd – 7 – 1 +35 11.19n–.08D– Intl Opport +17 + 6 +86 40.10n–.14E LowDurBd + 1 + 1 +19 9.75n+.00E Natl Muni – 3 + 2 +32 10.45n–.01E S–T Muni + 1 + 0 +6 10.16n+.01A SmGrEq +34 + 7+119 31.17n–.19C+ US Opportun +32 + 6+109 47.45n+.00E USGovBd 0 + 2 +38 11.53n+.00A+ Value Opps +34 + 7+123 28.89n–.08

BlackRock R$ 2.9 bil 800–441–7762

C+ Equity Div +18 + 3 +73 23.30n+.06D– Glob Alloc +11 + 3 +54 21.06n–.02

BNY Mellon$ 13.0 bil 212–495–1784

E Bond M – 2 + 1 +24 13.02n–.03E Emg Mkts M 0+ 11 +71 10.27n–.02A Inc Stk M +28 + 5 +91 9.07n+.03E Int Bond M – 1 + 1 +20 12.83n–.02C+ Lrg Stk M +21 + 4 +80 10.75n+.04B– MidMltStr M +29 + 4+105 14.44n+.02E NatlIntMunM – 2 + 1 +23 13.46n+.00E NatShtMunBd 0 + 0 +8 12.92n+.00A– SmlMultStr M +35 + 5 +88 16.09n–.03

Brandywine Fds$ 1.2 bil 800–656–3017

D Brandywine +25 + 5 +38 29.44n–.01Bridgeway Funds$ 1.4 bil 800–661–3550

A– Aggrsv Inv 1 +33 + 7 +85 48.77n+.01A+ UltSmCoMkt +39 + 6+100 17.39n–.13

Brown Advisory$ 3.3 bil 410–537–5483

B GrEqInv +23 + 6+145 18.12n+.07A SmlGrInv +31 + 5+156 18.24n–.07

Brown Captl Mgmt$ 2.2 bil 877–892–4226

A+ Small Co +41+ 10+193 71.26n–.88Buffalo Funds$ 7.3 bil 800–492–8332

C+ FlexInc +14 + 2 +82 14.21n+.01A+ Micro Cap +47 + 9+240 18.23n–.22C+ Mid Cap +24 + 5+140 21.10n+.04A Sci & Tech +29 + 6+173 20.36n–.02A+ Small Cap +38 + 6+152 38.97n–.14

—C—Calamos Funds$ 14.2 bil 800–823–7386

D Gr & Inc A +13 + 4 +83 35.84 +.00D Gr & Inc C +12 + 4 +79 35.77n–.01D Gr & Inc I +13 + 4 +85 35.07n+.00C– Growth A +25 + 9+102 58.70 –.05D+ Growth C +24 + 8 +94 51.53n–.05C– Growth I +25 + 9+105 65.10n–.05D– Mkt Neut A + 5 + 1 +31 13.11 +.02

D– Mkt Neut I + 5 + 2 +32 12.98n+.01Calvert Group$ 5.6 bil 800–368–2745

A Cap Acc A +25 + 5+131 37.91 –.10C+ Equity A +22 + 5 +92 46.83 +.05E Income A 0 + 1 +32 16.16 –.05E ShDurInc A + 1 + 1 +20 16.34 +.00

Cambiar Funds$ 2.3 bil 866–777–8227

A– SmlCpInst +26 + 4+158 23.75n–.10A– SmlCpInv +26 + 4+155 23.46n–.10

Causeway Funds$ 3.1 bil 866–947–7000

C– Intl Val Inv r +19 + 6 +93 15.58n–.12C– IntlValIns r +19 + 6 +94 15.71n–.12

Center Coast Capital$ 2.1 bil 877–766–0066MLP Foc A +17 + 1 .. 11.02 –.04MLP Foc C +16 + 1 .. 10.73n–.04MLP Foc I +17 + 1 .. 11.06n–.04Century Funds$ 621 mil 800–321–1928

A SmlSel Instl +26 + 6+132 33.88n–.06CG Cap Mkt Fds$ 6.0 bil

E CorFxInc – 1 + 1 +33 8.29n–.02D– IntlEq +15 + 5 +74 11.90n–.07B LgCapGr +27 + 7+114 21.19n+.04B LgCapValEq +25 + 3 +83 11.97n+.01A– SmCapVal +24 + 6+133 15.81n+.00

CGM Funds$ 3.2 bil 800–345–4048

D– Focus +26 + 3 +22 36.91n+.11D– Mutual +13 + 2 +45 32.25n+.04D Realty + 7 + 4 +75 31.09n+.01

Champlain$ 1.1 bil 866–773–3238

A Small Co +30 + 5+113 17.72n–.06Clipper Fund$ 1.2 bil 800–432–2504

B+ Clipper +27 + 4 +98 87.49n+.17E † CO Bond A + 1 + 1 +14 9.00 +.00

Cohen & Steers$ 13.2 bil 800–437–9912

C– InstlRealty + 9 + 2 +93 44.91n +.29D– IntlRltyI + 5 + 4 +59 11.81n–.06D+ PrfSecIncI + 3 + 1 .. 12.99n–.01C Realty Inc I +10 + 2+108 15.03n +.08C– RltyShrs + 9 + 2 +93 68.94n +.45

Columbia A$ 65.0 bil 800–345–6611

B Acorn +24 + 5+124 35.91 –.08D Acorn Intl +18 + 6+122 47.48 –.33C Balanced +17 + 3 +82 33.45 +.05D CapAllcMod +11 + 3 +67 12.32 –.01D+ CapAllcModAgg+14 + 4 +82 13.16 –.01A ContraCore +28 + 4+117 20.59 +.07B Div Inc +23 + 4 +85 17.89 +.05E Diver Bond 0 + 0 +34 4.96 +.00B DivOppor +22 + 4 +94 10.41 +.02C+ DvrsEqInc +23 + 2 +81 12.96 +.05C+ Equity Val +25 + 2 +77 13.58 +.05D– Floating Rt + 3 + 0 +49 9.22 +.01D GlobOppor +10 + 3 +56 11.19 –.02D HighYield + 3 + 2 +81 2.99 +.00D IncomeBldr + 6 + 2 +53 11.72 –.01D IncomeOpp + 3 + 2 +71 10.07 +.00E Intmd Bond – 3 + 0 +38 9.09 –.02B Large Gr +23 + 5+107 33.21 +.07B+ Lg Cp Idx +25 + 4 +92 34.18n+.10C Lifegl Grow +21 + 5 +97 14.88 +.00A LrCorQuant +26 + 5 +92 8.17 +.03E LtdDurCrd 0 + 0 +27 10.03 –.01B– Marsico Gr +27 + 6 +94 27.02 –.05B+ Mid Cap Val +26 + 4+104 18.60 +.03A– MidCap Idx +27 + 4+129 14.95n+.01C+ MidCapGrow +25 + 5+122 32.28 –.01E MidCpGrOp + 8 + 0 +90 10.96 +.00B MidCpVlOp +28 + 3+116 10.86 +.00C+ MrscoFocEq +28 + 7 +84 23.58 –.06D PrtModAggr + 6 + 0 +63 11.81 +.00A– Sel Lg Gr +34 + 8+146 18.29 –.04D– SelCom&Inf +14 + 1+103 47.07 –.11A SelLgCpVal +28 + 2+109 20.30 +.00A– SlSmlrCpVl +39 + 5+142 21.29 –.06

A+ Sm Cap Indx +32 + 6+116 22.93n–.09A– Small Gr I +33 + 5+122 36.03 –.14A SmCpVal II +31 + 4+106 18.70 –.09D– Strat Inc 0 + 2 +47 6.26 –.01E Tax Exempt – 4 + 1 +27 13.38 +.00D– USGovMort – 1 + 0 +32 5.46 –.01

Columbia C$ 5.9 bil 800–345–6611

B– Acorn +23 + 4+115 32.01n–.07D– SelgCom&Inf +14 + 1 +94 37.34n–.08

Columbia I,T&G$ 3.9 bil 800–345–6611

D IncomeOpp + 3 + 2 +73 10.08n+.00A– LgGrowQntI +29 + 8+104 9.98n+.03A LrCorQuant +27 + 5 +95 8.24n+.03D– USGovMort – 1 + 0 +34 5.46n–.01

Columbia Z$ 66.9 bil 800–345–6611

B+ Acorn +24 + 5+126 37.35n–.08D Acorn Intl +18 + 6+125 47.65n–.33A– Acorn USA +25 + 4+121 36.75n–.23E Bond – 3 + 0 +27 9.07n–.02A ContraCore +28 + 4+118 20.73n+.08B Div Inc Z +23 + 4 +87 17.90n+.04E Emerg Mkts – 1 + 7+108 10.29n+.01E Hi Yld Muni – 5 + 1 +33 9.99n–.01E Intmd Bond – 3 + 0 +39 9.10n–.02E IntmMuniBd – 3 + 1 +22 10.54n+.00B+ Large Gr +24 + 5+109 34.04n+.07B+ Lg Cap Idx +25 + 5 +94 34.36n+.10A LrgEnCore +28 + 5 +99 17.93n+.06B– Marsico Gr +27 + 6 +96 27.59n–.05C+ Mid Cap Gr +26 + 5+125 33.40n–.01B+ Mid Cap Val +27 + 4+106 18.62n+.03A– MidCap Idx +28 + 5+131 14.92n+.02A– Sel Lg Gr +34 + 8+149 18.55n–.04E Sh Trm Bond 0 + 0 +15 9.97n+.00E Sh Trm Muni 0 + 0 +8 10.49n+.00A+ Sm Cap Indx +32 + 6+118 23.04n–.09A Small Gr I +34 + 6+125 36.69n–.14B– SmCpVal I +27 + 4 +88 55.58n–.16A SmCpVal II +31 + 4+108 18.87n–.09A– SmlCapCor +29 + 6+120 20.92n–.06D– Strat Inc + 1 + 2 +48 6.17n–.01C– Strat Inv +17 + 3 +82 21.12n–.05E Tax Exempt – 4 + 1 +28 13.38n+.00C Val&Restrc +28 + 4+102 56.19n+.20

Commerce Funds$ 1.8 bil 800–305–2140

E Bond – 1 + 0 +36 20.20n–.04A– † CoreEquity +29 + 6+116 23.42n+.08E † CRAQualInv b – 3 + 0 +17 10.68n–.02

Credit Suisse Common$ 4.9 bil 800–577–2321

E CommodRtn –11 – 1 –8 7.14n–.07CRM Funds$ 3.7 bil 800–276–2883

B– MidValIns +24 + 2 +94 38.08n+.07C+ MidValInv +23 + 2 +92 37.46n+.07B Sml Val Ins +30 + 6+101 26.47n–.03

Cullen Funds$ 2.5 bil 877–485–8586

B– HighDivEqI +20 + 3 +63 16.28n+.06

—D—E—Davis Funds A$ 12.3 bil 800–279–0279

C+ NY Venture +26 + 4 +76 40.69 +.07Davis Funds C&Y$ 8.4 bil 800–279–0279

C NY Venture C +26 + 3 +72 38.98n+.07C+ NY Venture Y +27 + 4 +78 41.19n+.07

Delaware A$ 12.0 bil 800–523–4640

D– Corp Bond – 1 + 2 +69 5.97 –.01E DivrsInc A – 1 + 1 +42 8.94 –.03E Emerg Mkts +14+ 11+113 16.31 –.05E LtdTrmDiv – 2 + 0 +16 8.55 +.00A Select Grow +23 + 4+177 49.57 –.03B+ Sm Cap Val +25 + 5+122 50.90 –.10A+ SMIDCapGrow +33 + 6+172 30.25 +.00A US Growth +26 + 7+134 22.08 +.11

Delaware Instl$ 5.3 bil 800–828–5052

A Select Grow +24 + 4+181 51.70n–.04

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Stock funds fell for a second straight week, led lower by small-cap growth funds, which still have a year-to-date lead over larger caps and value. World equity fell more. Precious metals fell most among sectors and extended the year’s loss to 43.21%. Bonds were mixed.Source: Lipper Inc.

Stock Funds Fall AgainDiversified stock funds, total returns through Nov. 7 Sector funds Bond funds Fund category YTD 1 wkLarge-cap grwth 24.08% -1.53%Large-cap core 23.83 -0.50Large-cap value 24.84 -0.32Multicap grwth 24.47 -1.50Multicap core 24.79 -0.82Multicap value 26.02 -0.68Midcap growth 26.40 -1.73

Fund category YTD 1 wkMidcap core 26.38% -1.35%Midcap value 27.91 -1.15Small-cp grwth 31.54 -1.89Small-cp core 27.45 -1.54Small-cp value 27.09 -1.28S&P 500 funds 24.15 -0.45Equity income 21.83 -0.45

Fund category YTD 1 wkSpecialty diversified 1.01%-0.26%Dedicated short bias -25.66 2.90Alt market neutrl 2.30 -0.15Alt long/short 11.93 -0.64U.S. diversified equity 24.08 -1.05World equity 12.61 -1.48

Fund category YTD 1 wk

Health/biotech 35.80% -2.12%Natural resrcs 22.75 -1.99Science & tech 24.30 -1.28Telecomm 20.16 -1.64Utilities 16.63 -0.47Financial servics 26.98 -0.81Real estate 3.58 -2.05

Fund category YTD 1 wk

Prec metals eq -43.21% -3.75%Glbl health/biotch 33.25 -1.28Glbl natural resrcs 10.88 -1.56Glbl real estate 3.89 -1.99Industrials 26.25 -0.61Commod prec mtls -18.53 -0.96Commod general -9.73 -1.67

Fund category YTD 1 wkTIPS -5.97% -0.39%Core bond -1.28 -0.16GNMA -1.72 -0.07Corp. debt A rated -1.26 -0.22High yield 5.84 -0.02World income -3.91 -0.94Overall muni -3.27 -0.12

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A US Growth +26 + 7+136 23.42n+.11A+ Value +28 + 5+110 15.73n+.05

Diamond Hill Funds$ 6.4 bil 614–255–3333

C– LgShtA +19 + 2 +48 21.66 +.01C LongShortI +20 + 2 +50 21.95n+.02A– LrgCapA +30 + 4 +94 21.53 +.03A– LrgCapI +30 + 4 +96 21.66n+.03

Dimensional Funds$ 214 bil 310–395–8005

E 1 Yr Fixed Inc 0 + 0 +5 10.33n+.00E 2Yr Glbl Fxd 0 + 0 +4 10.06n+.00E 5GlbFxdInc 0 + 1 +18 11.13n–.01E EmergMkts – 1 + 9 +91 26.88n–.09E EmgMktSml + 1 + 5+159 21.03n–.07E EmMktCorEq 0 + 8+116 20.02n–.07E EmMktScCrEq – 1 + 8+111 12.87n–.05E EmrgMktValI – 1 + 8+100 29.12n–.16A– EnhUSLgCo +25 + 5+100 11.73n+.03D+ Glbl60/40I +13 + 4 +71 15.22n–.02C+ GlobalEqI +24 + 6+102 17.29n–.01C– GlRealEsSec + 6 + 3 +87 9.59n+.00E InfProtSecI – 7 – 1 +39 11.76n–.08D+ Intl Small Co +23 + 8+114 19.27n–.13D IntlCoreEq +20 + 7 +84 12.49n–.08D+ IntlRealEst + 6 + 6 +76 5.46n–.02C IntlSmCpVal +27 + 9+109 20.04n–.13D– IntlValueI +19 + 7 +72 19.32n–.13D– IntlValueIII +20 + 7 +72 17.73n–.11D IntlVctrEq +20 + 7 +94 11.66n–.09E IntrmExQlt – 3 + 1 .. 10.46n–.04E IntrmGovt – 3 + 0 +22 12.49n–.03D Lg Cap Intl +17 + 6 +66 22.08n–.12C RealEstate + 7 + 1 +91 27.94n +.17E SelHdgGlFx 0 + 1 +20 10.19n–.02E ShExtdQual + 1 + 1 .. 10.85n–.01E ShTrmMuni + 1 + 0 +7 10.23n+.00E STTrGov 0 + 0 +13 10.70n+.00A SustUSCorI +29 + 5+112 14.84n+.03A TAUSCorEq2 +30 + 5+114 12.79n+.01D– TAWrldUSEq +14 + 7 +90 10.19n–.06A+ TaxMgTgtVal +33 + 5+127 31.03n–.03A+ TaxMgUSSm +33 + 5+123 34.17n–.14D– TxM Intl Val +19 + 7 +67 15.89n–.10A– TxMgdUSEq +27 + 5 +97 19.25n+.05A+ TxMUSMkVl +32 + 5+124 22.42n+.07A+ TxMUSMkVlII +32 + 5+125 21.61n+.08A USCorEq1 +29 + 5+113 15.77n+.03A USCorEq2 +30 + 5+114 15.64n+.02A+ USLgCapVal +32 + 5+118 29.80n+.08A+ USLgCapVal3 +32 + 5+119 22.81n+.06A– USLgCo +26 + 5 +95 13.91n+.04A+ USMicroCap +34 + 6+132 19.54n–.10A+ USSmallCap +33 + 5+144 29.92n–.11A+ USSmlValI +32 + 4+131 34.43n–.05A USSoCrEq2 +29 + 5+110 12.11n+.01A+ USTgtValI +33 + 6+128 22.61n+.01A USVectorEq +31 + 5+119 15.62n+.00

Dodge&Cox$ 141 bil 800–621–3979

B– Balanced +23 + 4 +92 94.62n+.42C Glbl Stock +27 + 6+121 11.44n+.00E Income 0 + 1 +40 13.61n–.03D Intl Stock +22 + 7 +94 42.18n–.24A Stock +32 + 5+109 159.12n+1.12

Domini Soc Inv$ 1.2 bil 800–762–6814

B– Equity +27 + 5 +99 41.55n+.08DoubleLine Funds$ 39.0 bil 877–354–6311

D– CoreFixIncI – 1 + 1 .. 10.90n+.00LowDurBd N + 1 + 1 .. 10.18n+.00

D– TotRtrnBndI + 1 + 1 .. 10.98n+.00D– TotRtrnBndN + 1 + 1 .. 10.98n+.00

Dreyfus$ 40.8 bil 800–645–6561

E AMTFrMuniA – 4 + 1 +25 13.53 –.01C+ Appreciation +16 + 4 +76 50.41n+.10B+ Bas S&P500 +26 + 5 +94 36.28n+.11E Bd Mkt Inv – 3 + 0 +22 10.59n–.03A BosSmlValI +29 + 5+117 33.84n–.05A+ BosSmMdGrI +33 + 4+127 19.27n–.06E CAAMTFrMuZ – 5 + 1 +24 14.53n–.01B– Dreyfus Fund +25 + 6 +90 12.14n+.02B+ Growth & Inc +28 + 6+105 20.12n+.06D– HighYieldI + 5 + 2 +66 6.75n+.00E IntlBondA x – 4 + 0 +44x 16.41 –.12E Intm Inc A – 2 + 1 +41 13.72 –.03E Intm Muni – 2 + 1 +22 13.73n–.01E Muni Bond r – 4 + 1 +24 11.27n–.01E NY Tx Ex – 5 + 0 +22 14.50n+.00A OppMdCpValA +30 + 4+169 41.63 +.16A OpporSmCap +38 + 3+195 37.81n–.05A– S&P MidIndx +27 + 5+130 36.86n+.05B+ S&P500 Idx +25 + 4 +91 48.08n+.14A+ SmCpStkIdx +32 + 6+120 29.04n–.12B+ StratValA +29 + 4 +91 39.99 +.14

Dreyfus Premier$ 2.9 bil 800–242–8671

D IntlStk I + 8 + 3 +83 15.63n–.14Driehaus Funds$ 6.3 bil 888–636–8835

E ActvInc + 3 + 1 +27 10.78n+.01D– EmergMktsGr + 9 + 5+115 33.30n–.05E Sel Cred + 5 + 1 .. 10.18n+.00

Dupree Mutual$ 1.2 bil 800–866–0614

E KY Tax Fr Inc – 2 + 2 +24 7.74n–.01DWS Investments$ 2.6 bil 800–621–1048

D– FloatRatS + 4 + 1 +59 9.45n+.01C+ SmallValA +26 + 1 +95 45.60 –.14

DWS Scudder A$ 9.8 bil 800–621–1048

B– Cap Growth +26 + 8 +87 74.36 +.23C EquityDiv +21 + 3 +66 41.22 +.12D GlbIncBuilder +12 + 3 +60 10.29 –.02D High Income + 6 + 3 +75 4.98 +.00E Mgd Muni – 4 + 2 +27 8.90 –.01E StrGovSec – 4 + 1 +17 8.21 +.00

DWS Scudder Instl$ 1.4 bil 800–621–1048

B+ Eq 500 Idx +25 + 5 +94 199.63n+.58

DWS Scudder S$ 14.0 bil 800–621–1048

B– Cap Growth +27 + 8 +88 74.97n+.23D GlobalGrowth +21 + 6 +95 28.22n–.09E IncomeGNMA – 3 + 1 +17 14.42n–.01E InterTxFree – 3 + 2 +22 11.62n–.01D– Intl +16 + 6 +51 49.88n–.35B+ InvSP500Idx +25 + 5 +93 23.44n+.07C+ Lrg Cap Val +25 + 4 +74 22.63n+.07E Mgd Muni Bd – 3 + 2 +28 8.91n–.01E ShDurPlus + 2 + 1 +16 9.23n+.00E StrHiYdTax – 5 + 1 +35 11.97n–.01

Eagle Funds$ 2.6 bil 800–237–3101

A– SmCapGrowA +26 + 3+141 53.96 –.38Eaton Vance$ 960 mil 800–225–6265

E ParEmMktInv + 2 + 6 +91 15.23 –.07Eaton Vance A$ 26.7 bil 800–225–6265

A+ AtlSmidCap +29 + 4+157 21.93 –.03C+ DivBuilder +20 + 4 +56 12.87 +.04D– Float&HiInc + 4 + 1 +55 9.61 +.00D– Floating Rt + 3 + 0 +51 9.48 +.00D– FltgRtAdv + 4 + 1 +74 11.18 +.00E GblMacAbR – 1 – 1 +11 9.43 +.01D Inc Bostn + 6 + 3 +82 6.06 +.00C+ Lrg Cap Val +23 + 4 +62 23.81 +.06E NatlMunInc – 7 + 3 +29 9.20 –.02E Strat Inc + 1 + 0 +34 7.86 +.00B TaxMgGr 1.1 +25 + 5 +86 33.47 +.08B TxMgdGr 1.0 +25 + 5 +87 744.76n+1.82A WW HlthSci +37 + 9 +90 12.08 +.08

Eaton Vance Adv$ 1.2 bil 800–225–6265

D– Float Rate + 3 + 0 +50 9.17n+.00Eaton Vance C$ 7.3 bil 800–225–6265

E Floating Rt + 3 + 0 +47 9.16n+.00D– FltgRtAdv + 4 + 1 +71 11.16n+.00E NatlMunInc – 8 + 2 +26 9.20n–.02E Strat Inc 0 + 0 +31 7.42n+.00A– WW HlthSci +36 + 8 +84 12.36n +.07

Eaton Vance Instl$ 31.5 bil 800–225–6265

A+ AtlSmidCap +29 + 4+161 23.56n–.03D– Float&HiInc + 4 + 1 +56 9.04n+.00

D– Floating Rt + 4 + 1 +52 9.17n+.00E GblMacAbR 0 – 1 +12 9.42n+.01D Inc Bostn + 6 + 3 +84 6.07n+.00C+ Lrg Cap Val +24 + 4 +64 23.88n+.07E NatlMuniInc – 7 + 3 +30 9.20n–.02E ParEmMktInstl + 2 + 6 +92 15.31n–.06E ParTxMgEmMk + 3 + 6+100 50.26n–.24

—F—C– † Fairholme +29 + 7 +90 40.71n–1.16

FAM Funds$ 1.0 bil 800–932–3271

C+ Value +28 + 4 +86 62.69n+.18Federated A$ 17.0 bil 800–245–5051

D– Bond + 1 + 2 +58 9.37 –.02B+ CloverVal +25 + 5+129 20.54 –.01B+ EquityInc +24 + 3 +75 23.52 +.05D Hi Inc Bond + 6 + 3 +83 7.86 +.00A KaufmanLrg +29 + 7+149 16.11 –.02C Kaufmann +31 + 6 +90 6.56 –.03E Muni Ultrshrt 0 + 0 +4 10.04 +.00D– StratInc 0 + 2 +60 9.22 –.02B– StratValDv +19 + 4 +64 5.79 +.01E Tot Rtn Bd – 2 + 1 +29 11.03 –.02E UltraShBd 0 + 0 +11 9.16 +.00

Federated C$ 3.8 bil 800–245–5051

C+ StratValDv +19 + 4 +59 5.80n+.01Federated Funds$ 7.7 bil 800–245–5051

E GovUltSh Sv 0 + 0 +3 9.89n+.00C KaufmannR +31 + 7 +90 6.57n–.03A– MdCpIdxSvc +28 + 5+130 27.37n+.02A MDTStkTrSv +31 + 4 +87 28.62n+.06E TotRtnBd Svc – 2 + 1 +30 11.04n–.02

Federated Instl$ 23.6 bil 800–341–7400

E AdjRate IS – 1 + 0 +8 9.77n+.00E GovUltSh 0 + 0 +3 9.89n+.01D High Yield + 5 + 2 +84 10.25n–.01A KaufmanLrg +29 + 7+151 16.28n–.02A– MaxCapIdx +26 + 5 +80 16.59n+.05E Muni Ultrshrt 0 + 0 +5 10.04n+.00E ShTrmInc 0 + 0 +17 8.59n–.01B– StratValDv +20 + 4 +65 5.81n+.01E Tot Ret Gov – 2 + 0 +16 11.06n–.02E Tot Rtn Bd – 1 + 1 +31 11.04n–.02E Ultra Sh Bd 0 + 0 +13 9.15n–.01

Fidelity Adv A$ 30.6 bil 877–208–0098

A+ Biotech +55 + 6+200 17.87 +.11D Divers Intl r +20 + 6 +65 19.38 –.09A– Equity Gr +28 + 7+107 78.93 +.09B+ Equity Inc +23 + 2 +82 30.98 +.09E FloatRtHiIn r + 2 + 0 +38 10.00 +.01A Growth & Inc +27 + 4 +98 25.23 +.07A+ Growth Opp +30 + 5+156 53.70 –.01D HiInc Advt + 6 + 3+102 10.73 +.00A Industrial r +30 + 7+158 35.62 +.18A+ Lev Co Stk +30 + 5+153 51.02 +.06C– Mid Cp II +27 + 5+119 21.93 –.02B New Insight +27 + 7+104 28.78 –.04C Small Cap +31 + 6 +89 29.69 –.12A Sml Cp Val r +31 + 4+139 19.57 +.03B StkSelMid +26 + 4+140 28.10 –.01E Strat Inc – 1 + 1 +55 12.36 –.03

Fidelity Adv C$ 10.9 bil 877–208–0098

E FloatRtHiIn r + 2 + 0 +35 9.99n+.00A Lev Co Stk +29 + 5+146 47.89n+.06B– New Insight +26 + 7 +97 27.03n–.03E Strat Inc – 1 + 1 +52 12.33n–.03

Fidelity Adv Free A$ 11.1 bil 877–208–0098

D 2015 + 9 + 3 +59 12.82 –.02D 2020 +10 + 3 +64 13.45 –.02D+ 2025 +12 + 3 +70 13.16 –.02D+ 2030 +13 + 4 +72 13.96 –.02C– 2035 +15 + 4 +76 13.33 –.02C– 2040 +16 + 4 +77 14.28 –.02C– 2045 +16 + 4 +78 11.18 –.02

Fidelity Adv Free I$ 2.0 bil 877–208–0098

D+ 2025 +13 + 3 +72 13.27n–.02C– 2035 +16 + 4 +77 13.41n–.02

Fidelity Adv I$ 36.5 bil 877–208–0098

A+ Biotech +55 + 6+250 18.63n +.11D+ Divers Intl +20 + 6 +67 19.71n–.09A DiverStck +26 + 4+141 22.35n+.07D– Emg Mkt Inc – 7 + 1 +89 13.65n–.07A– Equity Grow +29 + 7+110 84.23n+.09E FloatRtHiIn + 2 + 0 +39 9.98n+.01D+ Freedom2030 +13 + 4 +73 14.04n–.02C– Freedom2040 +16 + 4 +79 14.36n–.02A+ Growth Opp +30 + 5+159 55.93n+.00A+ Large Cap +31 + 5+149 28.08n+.08A+ Lev Co Stk +30 + 5+156 51.78n+.07A MegaCpStk +26 + 4+107 14.88n+.04C– Mid Cp II +28 + 5+122 22.32n–.02B New Insight +27 + 7+106 29.19n–.04D+ RealEstInc r + 5 + 1 .. 11.46n+.01E Sh Fxd Inc 0 + 0 +12 9.35n+.00C Small Cap +31 + 6 +91 31.38n–.12A+ Sml Val r +31 + 4+141 19.83n+.03E Strat Inc – 1 + 1 +56 12.51n–.03

Fidelity Adv T$ 15.9 bil 877–208–0098

C– Balanced +16 + 4 +77 18.52 +.01A– Equity Gr +28 + 7+106 78.39 +.08B Equity Inc +22 + 2 +81 31.47 +.09A Growth & Inc +27 + 4 +97 25.20 +.07A+ Growth Opp +30 + 5+153 53.86 –.01A Lev Co Stk +30 + 5+151 49.96 +.06B– New Insight +26 + 7+102 28.34 –.03C Small Cap +30 + 6 +87 28.47 –.12B StkSelMid +25 + 4+138 28.35 –.01E Strategic Inc – 1 + 1 +55 12.35 –.03

Fidelity Freedom$ 152 bil 800–544–6666

D– 2000 + 4 + 1 +34 12.67n–.01E 2000 K + 4 + 1 .. 12.11n–.02D– 2005 + 6 + 2 +49 11.89n–.01D 2010 + 9 + 3 +57 15.33n–.03D 2010 K + 9 + 3 .. 13.75n–.02D 2015 + 9 + 3 +59 12.80n–.02D 2015 K + 9 + 3 .. 13.90n–.02D 2020 +10 + 3 +64 15.67n–.03D 2020 +10 + 3 +66 13.55n–.02D 2020 K +10 + 3 .. 14.49n–.02D+ 2025 +13 + 3 +70 13.32n–.02D+ 2025 K +13 + 3 .. 15.02n–.03D+ 2030 +14 + 4 +72 16.15n–.03D+ 2030 K +14 + 4 .. 15.28n–.03D+ 2035 +16 + 4 +73 13.40n–.02D+ 2035 K +16 + 4 .. 15.75n–.02C– 2040 +16 + 4 +76 9.44n–.01C– 2040 K +17 + 4 .. 15.84n–.02C– 2045 +17 + 4 +74 10.95n–.01C– 2045 K +17 + 4 .. 16.16n–.02C– 2050 +17 + 4 +75 11.01n–.01C– 2050 K +17 + 4 .. 16.22n–.02B Fund K +22 + 5 +84 41.45n+.07D– Income x + 4 + 1 +34x11.86n–.02E Income K x + 4 + 1 ..x11.91n–.03

Fidelity Select$ 43.0 bil 800–544–6666

A– Banking r +29 + 2 +45 24.87n–.05A+ Biotechnlgy r +56 + 5+202 171.03n+1.04C+ Brokrge&Inv r +36 + 6+103 68.31n+.32A+ Chemicals r +22 + 7+179 142.45n–.45C Computers r +21 + 0+153 69.01n+.15A+ Consmr Disc r +33 + 5+163 33.88n+.08A+ Const & Hse r +16 + 2+148 56.19n–.39A+ ConsumerFin r +26 + 2 +58 17.17n+.03B+ ConsumeStpl r +20 + 3+108 93.54n–.04A+ Dfnse&Aero r +37 + 8+136 118.16n+.21C– Electronics r +29 + 4+132 59.01n+.08C+ Energy r +24 + 7 +87 63.04n–.35C Energy Svcs r +29 + 8 +86 86.19n–.50C Financl Svcs r +24 + 2 +45 76.57n+.19E Gold r –45 – 6 +18 20.38n–.82A+ Health Care r +44 + 8+177 189.28n+1.50A– IndstEquip r +25 + 7+144 45.97n+.08A Industrial +31 + 7+157 32.61n+.16A Insurance r +35 + 5+134 67.86n–.44A+ IT Services r +39 + 7+210 34.86n+.10A Leisure r +33 + 7+174 130.84n+.30

C Materials r +15 + 5+169 82.29n–.03A Med Eq & Sys r +34 + 5+100 36.90n–.02A+ Medcl Dlvry r +27 + 3+164 71.39n+.33A+ Multimedia r +38 + 7+242 78.89n +.74D+ Natural Gas r +25 + 9 +61 38.60n–.14D+ Natural Res +20 + 7 +94 38.83n–.29A+ Pharm r +31 + 5+144 19.45n +.13A+ Retailing r +36 + 7+229 84.70n–.37A+ Sftwr&Cmp r +36 + 8+175 111.88n+.14C– Technology r +21 + 5+182 121.99n–.05C+ Utility Gr r +20 + 4 +81 68.08n+.31

Fidelity Spartan$ 105 bil 800–544–6666500Idx +26 + 5 .. 62.50n+.18

A– 500IdxAdv +26 + 5 +95 62.50n+.18A– 500IdxInv +26 + 5 +95 62.50n+.18A ExtMkt Adv +31 + 5+131 51.88n–.06A ExtMkt Inv +31 + 5+131 51.88n–.05

IntlId I +18 + 6 .. 40.52n–.29D IntlIdx Adv +18 + 6 +66 40.50n–.29D IntlIdx Inv +18 + 6 +66 40.47n–.30E IntTrsBdAdv r – 3 + 0 +23 10.82n–.05E STTrAdv r 0 + 0 +8 10.50n–.01A– TotMkt Adv +27 + 5+102 52.04n+.11A– TotMkt Inv +27 + 5+102 52.03n+.11A– TotMktIdxF +27 + 5 .. 52.05n+.11

USBdIdx – 2 + 0 .. 11.50n–.03Fidelity Spartan Adv$ 11.8 bil 800–544–6666IntlIdFd I +18 + 6 .. 40.52n–.29Sprt500IdxI +26 + 5 .. 62.50n+.18TotMkId I +27 + 5 .. 52.04n+.11USBdId – 2 + 0 .. 11.50n–.03USBdIdI – 2 + 0 .. 11.50n–.03Fidelity Invest$ 698 bil 800–544–6666

B+ 100 Index +24 + 4 +78 11.65n+.03C 4–in–1 Idx r +20 + 4 +79 35.01n–.03B AdvCapDevO +25 + 6 +97 14.78n+.01A AdvDivStkO +26 + 5+142 21.95n+.07D+ Aggr Intl +17 + 6+129 16.17n–.11B+ AllSectEq +27 + 5 +96 14.79n+.04B+ AllSectEq F +27 + 5 .. 14.80n+.04D– AsstMgr20% x + 4 + 1 +42x13.54n–.03D AsstMgr20% +14 + 3 +80 11.46n–.01D AsstMgr50% +11 + 3 +73 18.10n–.03D+ AsstMgr70% r +16 + 4 +88 20.11n–.03C AsstMgr85% +20 + 5 +98 16.98n–.01C– Balanced +16 + 4 +81 22.26n+.02C Balanced K +16 + 4 +82 22.26n+.02A BluChpGro +32 + 7+136 61.05n+.13A BluChpGroF +32 + 7 .. 61.19n+.13A BluChpGroK +32 + 7+138 61.12n+.13E CA Muni Inc – 3 + 1 +26 12.39n–.02E Canada r + 8 + 4 +57 57.87n+.14D– Cap&Inc + 6 + 3 +97 9.78n+.00A– CaptlAppr +27 + 5+131 37.42n+.13A– CaptlApprK +28 + 5+132 37.50n+.13E CAShTxFrBd r 0 + 1 +14 10.67n+.00D– China Rgn +17+ 11+125 35.94n+.11E CommodStr –11 – 2 .. 7.80n–.09E CommodStrF –11 – 2 .. 7.84n–.09B+ Contra +27 + 8+109 97.89n+.06B+ Contra K +27 + 8+110 97.91n+.07C– Convrt Secs +19 + 4+121 30.09n+.09D– Corp Bond – 2 + 1 .. 11.02n–.04B– Discip Eq +29 + 6 +75 31.43n+.13C Discip Eq F +18 + 0 .. 28.57n+.00B– Div Grow +25 + 5+125 34.58n+.06B– Div Grow K +25 + 5+126 34.57n+.06D DiversIntl +19 + 6 +73 35.72n–.17D DiversIntlK +19 + 6 +73 35.70n–.17E Emerg Asia r + 4 + 9 +79 30.96n+.05E EmergMkts + 2 + 9 .. 17.52n–.04E EmgerMktsF + 2 + 9 .. 17.58n–.04

EmgMkktDbt – 5 + 1 .. 10.30n–.04E Emrg Mkt + 5 + 7 +87 24.34n–.09B– EqtDivInc +23 + 3 +75 23.59n+.06B– EqtyInc +23 + 2 +84 56.83n+.13B– EqtyIncK +23 + 2 +85 56.81n+.13D+ Europe r +21 + 5 +74 37.65n–.27C+ Exp&Mltnt r +20 + 4 +80 23.51n+.00B– Fidelity Fund +22 + 5 +83 41.45n+.07B+ Fifty r +30 + 7+121 26.33n+.11E FloatHiInc + 2 + 0 +39 9.98n+.00

FlRHiInc + 4 + 1 .. 10.64n+.01FlRHiIncF + 4 + 1 .. 10.64n+.01

A Focused Stk r +30 + 7+111 19.69n+.08D– FocusHiInc r + 2 + 2 +61 9.23n+.00D– GlbExUSIdx +12 + 6 .. 12.28n–.07E GNMA – 2 + 1 +23 11.38n–.03E Govt Income – 2 + 0 +17 10.29n–.02A Gr & Inc +27 + 4 +89 26.73n+.07A Gr & Inc K +28 + 4 +90 26.72n+.07C+ GrowStrat r +30 + 5+118 26.86n+.05A– GrwDiscovy +29 + 7+112 20.10n+.03A GrwthCmpny +31 + 6+142 121.84n+.11A GrwthCmpnyF +31 + 6 .. 121.85n+.10A GrwthCmpnyK +31 + 6+143 121.82n+.10D– High Inc + 4 + 2 +81 9.42n+.00B– Independnc +31 + 7+120 33.84n+.10E InflProtBd – 7 – 1 +34 12.39n–.08E Int Gov Inc – 1 + 0 +14 10.62n–.02E Int Mun Inc – 2 + 1 +19 10.27n–.01D Intl Discov +20 + 6 +76 39.52n–.30D+ IntlGrow +17 + 6 .. 13.87n–.08D+ IntlGrowF +17 + 6 .. 13.91n–.08C IntlSmCap +30 + 8+141 26.51n–.16C+ IntlSmCp +21 + 5 .. 15.57n–.18C+ IntlSmCp F +21 + 6 .. 15.61n–.18D– IntlValue +18 + 6 .. 11.06n–.08D– IntlValue F +18 + 6 .. 11.10n–.08E Intmd Bond – 1 + 0 +34 10.91n–.02E Inv Grade Bd – 2 + 0 +36 7.75n–.02E InvGrdBnd – 2 + 1 +32 11.23n–.03E InvGrdBndF – 2 + 1 .. 11.24n–.03A+ Jpn Sm Cos r +51 + 5+109 13.69n–.17A+ Large Cap Stk +31 + 5+148 26.10n+.07E Latin Amer –12 + 3 +62 40.53n–.27C+ LgCapVal +26 + 3 +54 13.16n+.04A– LgGrwEnhIdx +27 + 6+113 13.84n+.02A Low Pr Stk +29 + 5+144 48.49n–.03A LowPriStkK +29 + 6+145 48.46n–.04A LvgCoStk +29 + 5+148 41.36n+.06A+ LvgCoStk K +29 + 5+150 41.43n+.06E MA Muni Inc – 4 + 1 +24 11.91n–.02C+ Magellan +28 + 6 +94 93.25n+.19C+ Magellan K +28 + 6 +95 93.20n+.19A MdCpEnhIdx +32 + 5+130 13.01n+.01A MegaCpStk +26 + 4+107 14.93n+.04A Mid Stk +31 + 4+159 38.17n–.04A Mid Val r +31 + 5+136 23.34n+.04A MidCpStkK +31 + 5+161 38.18n–.04E Mortg Secs – 1 + 1 +25 11.10n–.03E Municipal Inc – 4 + 1 +25 12.81n–.01A– NasdaqIndex r +31 + 7+135 52.51n+.03A New Millnm +28 + 5+138 38.92n–.02D– NewMktsInc r – 7 + 1 +89 16.14n–.07E NJ Muni Inc r – 4 + 1 +22 11.62n–.01E NY Muni Inc – 4 + 1 +23 12.94n–.01A OTC +38 + 5+168 76.88n+.08A OTC K +39 + 5+170 77.51n+.08D+ Overseas +20 + 6 +65 38.88n–.34C– Pacific Basin r +26 + 8+166 31.39n–.08C– Puritan +16 + 4 +77 20.90n+.03C Puritan K +16 + 4 +77 20.89n+.03C RealEstate + 7 + 1+104 34.03n +.21D+ RealEstInc r + 5 + 1 +84 11.48n+.00E Sh Int Muni 0 + 1 +12 10.71n+.00E ShtTrmBnd 0 + 0 +12 8.59n+.00E ShtTrmBnd F 0 + 0 .. 8.59n+.00D SmallStk +22 + 5+119 20.86n–.05A+ SmCpEnhIdx +30 + 5+112 12.44n–.06A+ SmDiscovry r +33 + 5+203 30.95n+.08A Sml Grow r +34 + 5+144 18.91n–.09A Sml Grow F +35 + 5 .. 19.09n–.09A+ Sml Val r +31 + 4+141 19.82n+.02B+ SmlOpport +27 + 3+151 12.97n–.03

SprTotMkIdI +27 + 5 .. 52.04n+.11E SprtUSBdIdF – 2 + 0 .. 11.50n–.03E SptUSBdIdIv – 2 + 0 +25 11.50n–.03A– StkSelSmCp r +27 + 3+129 25.57n–.07B+ StkSlAllCp +27 + 5 +96 35.91n+.06C+ StraDiv&Inc +16 + 2 +99 13.98n+.03E StraRlRtn r – 2 + 0 +40 9.33n–.04E Strat Inc – 1 + 1 +56 11.07n–.03E Tax Fr Bond – 4 + 1 +26 11.07n–.01E Total Bnd – 2 + 1 +39 10.53n–.03

A– Trend +27 + 8+140 93.05n+.19B Utility +20 + 6 +91 22.04n+.09A– Value +31 + 5+135 99.67n+.13A Value K +31 + 5+136 99.83n+.14B+ ValueStrat +23 + 3+160 38.99n+.04B– World Wide +25 + 6 +95 25.39n–.02

FidltyAdvFoc A$ 1.5 bil 877–208–0098

A+ Health Care +44 + 8+168 31.67 +.25First Eagle$ 35.1 bil 800–334–2143

D+ Global A +13 + 3 +82 54.73 –.19E Gold A –40 – 3 +31 16.55 –.48D Overseas A +10 + 4 +73 24.22 –.18D Overseas I +10 + 4 +75 24.66n–.18C– US Value A +13 + 3 +74 20.26 +.00C US Value I +14 + 3 +76 20.54n+.00

First Invstrs A$ 7.5 bil 800–423–4026

D Fnd for Inc b + 5 + 3 +60 2.64 +.00A Gr & Inc b +29 + 4+110 21.42 +.03A+ Opp b +34 + 5+141 39.83 +.09A– SelectGrow b +26 + 7 +79 9.84 +.02E Tax Ex b – 3 + 2 +22 9.67 –.01C Total Return b +16 + 3 +76 19.02 +.00

FMI Funds$ 10.4 bil 800–811–5311

B+ Common Stk +25 + 6+124 29.85n+.01A+ Focus +37 + 7+152 38.75n–.06B– Large Cap +24 + 4 +91 21.24n+.04

Forum Funds$ 5.4 bil 800–943–6786

E AbsStrat 0 – 1 +21 11.10n+.00D Wintergrn +15 + 5 +83 17.37n+.02

Forward Funds$ 1.4 bil 800–999–6809

D+ SelectIncA + 5 + 0+146 24.57 +.01FPA Funds$ 21.0 bil 800–982–4372

B– Capital +20 + 6+121 47.22n–.26C Crescent I +18 + 3 +81 32.94n–.05E New Income + 1 + 0 +7 10.35n–.01

Frank/Tmp Fr A$ 162 bil 800–342–5236

E Adj US Gov 0 + 0 +5 8.73 +.01E AZTaxFrInc – 4 + 1 +26 10.66 –.01B Bal Sheet +28 + 4 +90 53.95 +.00D+ Balanced +11 + 3 +88 11.44 +.01A+ Biotch Dsc +54 + 4+171 128.41+1.27D– CA HighYld – 3 + 2 +42 9.89 –.01E CA InsTxFr – 3 + 2 +24 12.20 –.01E CA IntTxFr – 1 + 2 +25 11.73 –.01E CA Tax Fr x – 4 + 1 +28x 6.98 –.03D– CnsrvTrgt + 8 + 3 +48 14.88 +.00C– Conv Secs +19 + 4+114 17.85 +.03B+ Dynatech +32+ 10+133 43.79 +.11B– Equity Inc +24 + 5 +89 22.21 +.05E FedIntTxFr – 2 + 2 +27 12.08 –.01E FedLtdTaxFr 0 + 0 +13 10.46 –.01E FedTxFrInc x – 4 + 2 +27x 11.83 –.05E FL Tax Fr – 5 + 1 +20 10.96 –.02D– FltRateDly + 4 + 1 +37 9.20 +.00C+ Flx Cap Gr +30 + 9 +95 60.78 +.16C FoundAlloc +20 + 4 +78 13.17 +.01E Gold & Prec –42 + 0 +40 17.86 –.65C+ Grwth +23 + 6+103 62.07 +.29D+ GrwthTgt +17 + 5 +79 18.24 +.02D High Inc x + 7 + 4 +84x 2.10 –.01E HiYldTxFr – 6 + 1 +35 9.94 –.01C– Income x +12 + 3 +74x 2.38 –.01E InsTxFrInc – 4 + 1 +23 11.79 –.01E LwDurTtlRtn + 1 + 1 +15 10.16 +.00A+ MicroCpVal +28 + 4+116 40.76 –.24E MITxFrInc – 5 + 1 +17 11.45 –.02E MNTxFrInc – 3 + 1 +23 12.24 –.01E MO Tax Fr – 5 + 1 +23 11.78 –.01D Mod Trgt +12 + 4 +61 15.90 +.01E Nat Resrces +10 + 7 +71 36.55 –.25E NC Tax Fr – 6 + 0 +24 11.87 –.01E NJ Tax Fr – 4 + 1 +22 11.68 –.01E NY Tax Fr x – 4 + 1 +23x 11.26 –.04E NYIntTaxFr – 2 + 2 +24 11.46 –.01E OHTaxFr – 4 + 2 +21 12.23 –.02E OR Tax Fr – 5 + 1 +22 11.54 –.01E PA Tax Fr – 5 + 1 +25 10.04 –.02B Rising Divs +25 + 4 +95 47.28 +.06A+ SmCapGr +43 + 8+183 17.85 +.00A SmlCapVal +28 + 7+128 59.64 –.12B SmMdCapGr +31 + 6+126 44.41 +.19D– Strat Inc + 3 + 2 +53 10.59 –.01E Totl Retrn – 1 + 1 +37 10.03 –.02E US Gov Sec – 1 + 1 +17 6.55 +.00C+ Utilities +15 + 1 +66 15.25 +.08E VA Tax Fr – 5 + 1 +22 11.31 +.00

Frank/Tmp Fr C$ 48.2 bil 800–342–5236

E Adj US Gov 0 + 0 +4 8.72n+.01E CA Tax Fr x – 4 + 1 +25x 6.96n–.04E FedTxFrIn x – 5 + 2 +25x11.82n–.05E FltRateDly + 3 + 1 +35 9.20n+.00C– FoundAlloc +19 + 4 +74 12.96n+.01D High Inc x + 6 + 3 +81x 2.12n–.01E HiYldTxFr – 6 + 1 +33 10.10n–.01D+ Income x +12 + 3 +71x 2.41n+.00D– Mod Tgt C +11 + 4 +57 15.53n+.01E NY Tax Fr x – 5 + 1 +18x11.25n–.04B– Rising Divs +24 + 4 +90 46.38n+.07A SmCapVal +28 + 7+122 55.51n–.11D– Strategic Inc + 2 + 2 +51 10.59n–.01E US Gov Sec – 1 + 1 +15 6.51n+.01C Utilities +14 + 0 +63 15.18n +.08

Frank/Tmp Fr R$ 3.1 bil 800–342–5236

A SmlCapVal +28 + 7+126 59.10n–.12Frank/Tmp FrAd$ 27.4 bil 800–342–5236

E CA Tax Fr x – 4 + 1 +28x 6.96n–.04E FedIntTxFr – 2 + 2 .. 12.10n–.01E FedTxFrInc x – 4 + 2 +28x11.84n–.05D– FltRateDly + 4 + 1 +38 9.20n+.00D– FrontMkt +12 + 3 +15 17.92n–.01C+ Grwth +23 + 6+105 62.26n+.29D High Inc x + 7 + 4 +85x 2.10n–.01E HiYldTxFr – 6 + 1 +35 9.98n–.01C– Income x +12 + 3 +75x 2.36n–.01B+ IntlSmCpGr +30 + 8+154 21.93n–.27B+ Rising Divs +25 + 4 +96 47.31n+.06B SmMidCapGr +31 + 6+135 46.29n+.20D– Strategic Inc + 3 + 2 +55 10.60n–.01E Totl Retrn 0 + 2 +38 10.05n–.02E USGovt Secs – 1 + 1 +18 6.57n+.01A Value +29 + 7+130 61.60n–.12

Frank/Tmp Mutual A&B$ 18.0 bil 800–632–2301

B– Beacon A +24 + 5 +82 16.35 +.05D+ European A +23 + 7 +62 25.39 +.03C– GlbDiscovA +21 + 4 +66 34.12 +.05C Quest A +21 + 5 +55 19.47 +.01C+ SharesA +23 + 4 +78 27.30 +.06

Frank/Tmp Mutual C$ 4.8 bil 800–632–2301

D+ GlbDiscov +21 + 4 +63 33.65n+.04C Shares +22 + 4 +74 26.91n+.05

Frank/Tmp Mutual Z$ 23.1 bil 800–632–2301

B– Beacon +25 + 5 +84 16.49n+.05C– European +23 + 7 +63 25.98n+.02C– GlbDiscov +22 + 4 +68 34.66n+.05C Quest +22 + 5 +57 19.70n+.02C+ Shares +23 + 4 +80 27.57n+.06

Frank/Tmp Tp A$ 54.9 bil 800–354–9191

E Dvlp Mkts – 1 + 5 +80 23.44 –.02D+ Foreign +25 + 8 +91 8.56 –.03C– Forgn Sm I +20 + 6+149 21.93n–.14D Glbl Sm Co +26 + 6+132 8.63 –.01D– GlblTtlRtrn + 2 + 2 +57 13.48 +.00D– Glob Bond + 1 + 2 +46 13.14 +.00B– Growth +26 + 6 +88 24.46 –.03B– World +26 + 6 +92 19.86 –.01

Frank/Tmp TpAd$ 39.8 bil 800–632–2301

D+ Foreign +25 + 8 +93 8.47n–.04D– GlblTtlRtrn + 2 + 2 +33 13.49n–.01D– Glob Bond + 1 + 2 +47 13.09n–.01

Frank/Tmp TpB/C$ 12.2 bil 800–632–2301

D– GlblTtlRtrn + 2 + 2 +31 13.46n–.01D– Global Bd C + 1 + 2 +44 13.16n–.01C+ Growth C +25 + 6 +84 23.76n–.04

Franklin Temp$ 61.2 bil 800–292–9293

A+ RisDivR6 374 + 4 +374 47.35n +.07

TmpGrthClR6 .. + 6 .. 24.51n–.03A+ TmpIntlSmCoClA1 409 + 7 +484 50.69n –.29

—G—H— I—Gabelli A$ 1.6 bil 800–422–3554

C– Utilities +18 + 3 +38 5.73 +.01A– Value +27 + 4+154 19.38 +.00

Gabelli AAA$ 7.9 bil 800–422–3554

B+ Asset +26 + 4+123 65.44n+.01B EquityInc +25 + 3 +99 27.68n+.00A– Sm Cap Gr +29 + 6+126 47.24n–.07C– Utilities A +18 + 3 +38 5.67n+.01

Gabelli C$ 991 mil 800–422–3554

C– Utilities +18 + 3 +30 4.76n+.01Gateway Funds$ 2.2 bil 800–354–6339

D– Gateway A + 7 + 1 +21 28.60 +.04GE Elfun S&S$ 12.0 bil 800–242–0134

E Income – 1 + 1 +29 11.46n–.03B+ S&S US Eqt +28 + 4 +95 57.04n+.04E Tax Exempt – 4 + 1 +24 11.47n–.02A Trusts +28 + 5+109 56.22n–.02

GE Instl Funds$ 5.5 bil 800–242–0134

D– Intl Equity +16 + 5 +48 12.95n–.12A Prem Gr Inv +27 + 7+116 13.45n–.01A+ SmEqInv +31 + 6+137 20.82n–.09D Stratgc Inv +14 + 3 +58 13.41n–.04B US Equity Inv +28 + 4 +92 16.20n+.01

Glenmede Funds$ 1.6 bil 800–442–8299

A+ Sml Eq Adv +39 + 6+151 25.95n–.17GMO Trust$ 2.4 bil 617–330–7500

E USTreasury x 0 + 0 ..x25.00n+.00GMO Trust II$ 1.8 bil 617–330–7500

E Emerg Mkts – 2 + 9 +25 11.50n–.02GMO Trust III$ 14.5 bil 617–330–7500

C Cur Hdg Intl +25 + 8 +51 27.09n–.02E Emerg Mkts – 2 + 9 +72 11.53n–.03D+ Intl Cor Eq +21 + 8 +64 34.04n–.17D IntlIntrVal +21 + 8 +55 25.22n–.15B Quality +20 + 2 +78 26.40n+.09

GMO Trust IV$ 21.8 bil 617–330–7500

E Emerg Mkts – 2 + 9 +72 11.44n–.03D+ EmgCtryDbt 0 + 3+118 10.16n+.00D+ Intl Core Eq +21 + 8 +64 34.02n–.17C– Intl Gro Eq +19 + 4 +73 25.38n–.13D IntlIntrVal +21 + 8 +55 25.20n–.15B Quality +20 + 2 +79 26.43n+.09

GMO Trust V$ 591 mil 617–330–7500

E Emerg Mkts – 2 + 9 +73 11.43n–.02GMO Trust VI$ 14.3 bil 617–330–7500

E AstAllocBd 0 – 1 .. 24.56n–.18E Emerg Mkts – 2 + 9 +73 11.45n–.02B Quality +20 + 2 +79 26.42n+.08D– StratFixInc + 2 + 1 +21 16.19n+.00B+ US Core Eq +23 + 2 +88 16.61n+.05

GoldmnSachs A$ 12.0 bil 800–762–5035

B+ Capital Gr +25 + 7+114 30.95 +.03B Growth Opp +25 + 5+134 28.74 –.02B Mid Cap Val +26 + 3+116 49.22 +.04A+ Sm Val +30 + 5+124 54.98 –.20B+ SmlMidGrw +29 + 5+148 19.89 –.08A StrucUSEq +29 + 5 +92 34.62 +.10

GoldmnSachs In$ 29.4 bil 800–762–5035

E Core Fixed Inc – 1 + 1 +37 10.43n+.00B+ Growth Opp +26 + 5+139 31.11n–.02D High Yield + 6 + 3 +84 7.38n+.00E High Yld Muni – 5 + 0 +32 8.68n+.00B Mid Cap Val +27 + 3+119 49.71n+.03E Sh Dur Govt 0 + 0 +9 10.15n+.00E ShDurTaxFr 0 + 0 +11 10.52n+.00A+ Sm Val +30 + 5+127 58.05n–.21D– StrucIntlEq +19 + 6 +55 11.23n–.06A StrucLgGr +29 + 6+112 18.62n+.04A StrucLgVal +30 + 5 +84 14.80n+.06D+ † Grnsprng +18 + 3 +59 26.90n–.04

GuideStone G2$ 2.2 bil 800–262–0511

A– GrwthEquity +28 + 8+113 15.14n+.01A ValueEquity +28 + 3 +89 9.99n+.02

GuideStone G4$ 8.9 bil 800–262–0511

C+ Aggr Allo +22 + 6 +85 15.21n+.00D Bal Allo + 9 + 3 +62 13.91n+.00A– EquityIndex +25 + 4 +91 19.97n+.05C– Gr Allo +16 + 4 +75 15.12n+.00A– GrwthEquity +27 + 8+114 25.39n+.03D– Intl Equity +13 + 6 +65 14.81n–.10E LowDurBond 0 + 0 +18 13.39n–.01E MedDurBond – 1 + 1 +41 14.30n–.03A+ SmallCapEq +31 + 6+131 20.81n–.09A ValueEquity +28 + 3 +93 20.45n+.03

Hancock Horizon Funds$ 1.0 bil 800–259–1926

A+ BurkenroadA b +31 + 4+140 54.71 –.07Harbor Funds$ 79.9 bil 800–422–1050

E Bond Instl – 1 + 1 +33 12.20n–.02A– CapAppr Ins +29 + 9+122 54.72n+.01B+ CapAppr Inv +28 + 9+119 53.83n+.01B+ CapApprAdm +28 + 9+120 54.30n+.01D– HiYld Instl + 5 + 3 +63 11.20n+.01D Intl Admin +13 + 4 +82 69.69n–.49D Intl Instl +13 + 4 +84 70.29n–.50D Intl Inv +13 + 4 +82 69.43n–.49B+ Sml Gr Inst +32 + 3+134 15.65n–.07A SmVal Instl +29 + 5+115 28.73n–.16

Harding Lvnr$ 5.3 bil 800–762–4848

E EmergMktsAdv + 4 + 7+100 50.61n–.15D Intl Equity +12 + 7 +95 17.80n–.17

Hartford A$ 26.4 bil 888–843–7824

D+ BalancedInc bp +10 + 2 +76 13.05 +.00C+ Cap Apprec bp +33 + 7+101 45.91 +.00C– Checks&Bal bp +18 + 4 +73 11.75 +.00B– Div & Gr bp +24 + 3 +83 25.28 +.00B+ Eqty Inc bp +23 + 2 +84 17.83 +.00D– Float Rate bp + 4 + 1 +52 9.01 +.00C– Growth All bp +16 + 5 +78 14.27 +.00B+ Grwth Opps bp +26 + 4+108 38.68 +.00A+ Health bp +39 + 5+131 28.05 +.00C+ Mid Cap bp +31 + 4 +99 25.67 +.00A+ SmlCapGr bp +34 + 5+160 47.96 +.00E TotlRetnBd bp – 2 + 1 +29 10.48 +.00

Hartford C$ 9.5 bil 888–843–7824

D+ BalancedInc mp + 9 + 2 +72 12.91n +.00C Cap Apprec mp +33 + 6 +96 40.46n+.00D– Float Rate mp + 3 + 1 +48 9.00n+.00

Hartford HLS IA$ 28.0 bil 888–843–7824

C– Advisers p +17 + 2 +83 24.55n+.00B– Cap Apprec p +31 + 5+112 56.76n+.00A Discp Eq p +28 + 5+108 17.50n+.00B Div & Gr p +25 + 3 +89 26.19n+.00A– Grwth Opps p +27 + 4+112 37.98n+.00A+ Health p +40 + 5+137 23.71n+.00B+ Index p +25 + 4 +92 37.08n+.00D Intl Opport p +17 + 5 +79 14.42n+.00A– Mid Cap p +32 + 4+119 35.99n+.00A– Mid Cap Val p +27 + 4+159 14.65n+.00A Small Co p +33 + 4+119 24.35n+.00A+ Sml Cap Gr p +36 + 5+173 30.53n+.00B Stock p +25 + 3+110 56.09n+.00E TotlRetnBd p – 1 + 2 +33 11.38n+.00E US Gov Sec p – 1 + 1 +9 10.36n+.00

Hartford HLS IB$ 4.5 bil 888–843–7824

C+ Cap Apprec p +31 + 5+111 56.21n+.00B Div & Gr p +25 + 3 +87 26.09n+.00

Hartford I$ 4.9 bil 888–843–7824

C– BalancedInc p +10 + 2 .. 13.05n+.00B– Div & Gr p +24 + 3 +84 25.20n+.00A– Eqty Inc p +23 + 2 +86 17.76n+.00

WrldBd p 0 + 1 .. 10.64n+.00Hartford Y$ 14.1 bil 888–843–7824

C+ Cap Apprec p +34 + 7+105 50.05n+.00C+ CapApprecI p +34 + 7+103 46.01n+.00

B– Div & Gr p +24 + 3 +86 25.67n+.00D– Float RateI p + 4 + 1 +53 9.02n+.00B+ Grow Oppor p +27 + 4+111 39.49n+.00D Intl Opport p +16 + 5 +80 18.14n+.00B– Mid Cap p +32 + 4+104 28.77n+.00E TotlRetnBd p – 1 + 1 +30 10.63n+.00

Heartland Funds$ 3.4 bil 800–432–7856

B– ValPlusInv +25 + 7 +95 37.16n–.17C+ ValueInv +25 + 7+111 50.69n–.16

Henderson Glb Fds$ 4.1 bil 888–832–6774

E EquityIncA +18 + 5 +12 8.26 –.03E EquityIncC +17 + 5 +9 8.22n–.03D Intl Opp A +20 + 7 +80 25.75 –.13

Hennessy Funds$ 1.7 bil 800–966–4354

A+ GasUtilInv +23 + 4+109 26.72n+.03Hodges$ 918 mil 866–811–0224

A+ Hodges Fund +51 + 9+115 34.33n +.24A+ Hodges SmCp +37 + 8+229 18.11n–.03

Homestead$ 2.1 bil 800–258–3030

A+ SmallCoStk +28 + 3+177 34.72n–.10B+ Value +29 + 4 +92 43.54n+.14

Hotchkis & Wiley$ 5.3 bil 866–493–8637

D HiYldI + 5 + 2 .. 13.11n+.01A– LgCapValA +32 + 3+112 23.13 +.05A– LgCapValI +32 + 3+114 23.28n+.05A+ MidCapVal A +36 + 1+214 38.38 +.08A+ MidCapVal I +36 + 1+217 38.82n+.07A+ SmCapVal I +32 + 3+193 60.62n–.15

Hussman Funds$ 2.8 bil 800–487–7626

E Strat Gr – 5 – 2 –24 10.17n+.02E StraTotRet – 6 + 1 +15 11.22n–.07A– † ICM SmCo +29 + 6+108 36.44n–.16

ICON Funds$ 1.1 bil 800–764–0442

C Energy S +24 + 5 +60 23.47n–.14ING Fds A$ 5.9 bil 800–992–0180

A Corp Ldrs +21 + 1 +84 29.88n+.02D GlbRealEst + 6 + 4 +69 18.88 +.03E GNMA Inc x – 1 + 1 +20x 8.66 –.04

ING Fds T,M,Q&I$ 1.6 bil 800–992–0180

C Real Est I + 7 + 2 +91 18.34n +.12A– Small Co I +30 + 5+107 18.71n+.02

ING Partners$ 1.6 bil 800–992–0180

A PriceGrEq I +31+ 10+140 83.64n+.10Integrity Viking$ 618 mil 701–852–5292

A WllBsMdNAm b +29+ 10+149 6.98 –.04D † IntlProp I + 6 + 4+120 20.49n–.13

Intrepid Capital$ 829 mil 904–246–3433

D SmallCap +11 + 4 +98 16.38n+.01Invesco Funds$ 4.2 bil 800–525–8085

B Diverse Div b +24 + 3 +91 16.55n+.04A+ GlbHlthCare +33 + 5+110 40.51n+.12A+ Sml Cap Gr +30 + 5+135 40.24n–.12

Invesco Funds A$ 68.2 bil 800–525–8085

A Amer Val +28 + 4+130 40.62 –.01D BalRskAllc + 3 + 2 .. 12.77 –.11B– Charter +24 + 4 +83 22.22 +.00A– Comstock +28 + 3+102 22.59 +.12D– CorpBond – 1 + 1 +55 7.04 –.02E Develp Mkts m + 1 + 5+129 34.12 –.31B Diverse Div b +24 + 3 +91 16.56 +.04D Energy b +21 + 6 +65 45.32 –.18C Eqty&Inc +21 + 2 +77 10.94 +.03A EqWtS&P500 +29 + 5+130 43.56 +.14D– Float Rate + 3 + 0 +48 7.97 +.01D GlbCoreEq +18 + 5 +60 15.06 –.01A+ GlbHlthCare +33 + 5+110 40.50 +.12B Gr & Inc +27 + 3 +82 26.47 +.12D+ Grow Alloc b +13 + 4 +72 13.54 –.05D– High Yield m + 4 + 2 +85 4.47 +.00E HiYldMuni – 6 + 0 +33 9.17 +.00D Intl Growth +15 + 7 +83 33.10 –.20C– Mid Core Eq +24 + 4 +74 26.55 –.01C+ MidCap Gr +30 + 7+134 36.52 +.05D Mod Alloc b + 9 + 3 +62 12.32 –.03E Muni Inc – 4 + 1 +30 13.03 –.01C– Real Estate b + 7 + 3 +83 26.00 +.16A Small Comp +22 + 1+179 23.87 –.08A Small Gr +31 + 5 +95 13.17 –.06A Sml Cap Eq +28 + 5+109 16.95 –.05A+ Sml Cap Gr +30 + 5+135 39.04 –.12A+ Sml Cap Val +34 + 3+141 21.98 +.10E TxFreeIntA – 2 + 1 +22 11.51 –.01E USGovt – 3 + 0 +15 8.93 –.02

Invesco Funds B$ 2.2 bil 800–525–8085

C Eqty&Inc +20 + 2 +75 10.73n+.03Invesco Funds C$ 10.1 bil 800–525–8085

D BalRskAllc + 2 + 2 .. 12.43n–.10C– Eqty&Inc +20 + 2 +73 10.78n+.03E HiYldMuni – 7 + 0 +30 9.15n+.00

Invesco Funds P$ 1.7 bil 800–525–8085

B– Summit b +27 + 7 +80 16.52n+.02Invesco Funds Y$ 5.9 bil 800–525–8085

D BalRskAllc + 3 + 3 .. 12.88n–.11A– DiscplEq +24 + 3+100 14.12n+.05A EqWtS&P500 +29 + 5+132 43.91n+.14

Invesco Instl$ 3.5 bil 800–525–8085

D Intl Growth R5 +15 + 7 +85 33.64n–.20A+ Sml Cap Gr R5 b +31 + 5+140 41.68n–.12

IronBridge$ 1.6 bil 630–684–8300

B– SMIDCap +26 + 4+102 15.75n+.03IVA Funds$ 12.4 bil 866–941–4482

D Intl I +14 + 5 +79 17.79n–.04D WorldwideA +15 + 4 +80 18.36 –.02D– WorldwideC +15 + 4 +75 18.15n–.01D WorldwideI +16 + 5 +81 18.40n–.01

Ivy Funds$ 57.0 bil 800–777–6472

D+ AssetStr A +17 + 7 +68 30.40 +.06D AssetStr B +17 + 7 +63 29.33n+.07D AssetStr C +17 + 7 +64 29.47n+.06D+ AssetStr I +18 + 7 +70 30.68n+.07D+ AssetStr Y +17 + 7 +69 30.46n+.07C+ Balanced A +19 + 3 +76 23.85 –.01A– Core Eq A +25 + 5+101 14.01 +.03E GlbNatResA + 8 + 8 +46 18.41 –.13C– High Inc C + 8 + 3 +83 8.78n+.01C High Inc I + 9 + 4 +89 8.78n+.01C– High Inc Y + 9 + 3 +88 8.78n+.01D– IntlCorEqA +19 + 7 +91 18.38 –.08D– IntlCorEqI +20 + 7 +93 18.52n–.08B LrgCapGr A +28+ 11 +90 18.67 +.03E Ltd Trm A – 1 + 1 +16 10.99 –.01B+ MidCapGr A +25 + 4+150 23.10 –.01B+ MidCapGr I +25 + 4+155 24.24n+.00B+ MidCapGr Y +25 + 4+153 23.82n–.01A+ Sci&TechA +38 + 7+154 48.73 –.30A+ Sci&TechC +37 + 6+145 43.90n–.27A+ Sci&TechI +39 + 7+158 52.42n–.32A+ Sci&TechY +38 + 7+155 50.97n–.31A– SmlCapGr A +31 + 5+170 18.78 –.10A SmlCapGr I +32 + 5+177 22.20n–.13A– SmlCapGr Y +32 + 5+174 21.48n–.12

— J—K—L—J Hancock 1$ 33.7 bil 800–225–5291

C LifestylAgg +21 + 5 +91 15.61n–.01D+ LifestylBal +13 + 4 +76 15.20n–.01C– LifestylGr +18 + 5 +84 15.91n–.01D LifestylMod + 9 + 3 +65 14.29n–.02D– LSConserv + 4 + 2 +50 13.77n–.01

J Hancock A$ 9.3 bil 800–225–5291

D+ Balanced +16 + 3 +76 18.63 +.01D– Bond 0 + 1 +54 15.98 –.03A Finl Industr +29 + 3 +83 15.63 –.01D– Inc + 2 + 1 +53 6.62 +.00C+ Lrg Cap Eq +24 + 5 +99 34.86 –.06A Regionl Bnk +29 + 1 +41 18.29 –.07A Sml Cap Eq +34 + 8+175 33.92 –.08A– US Glb LdGr +21 + 7+115 42.26 +.01

J Hancock C$ 1.3 bil 800–225–5291

E Inc + 1 + 1 +32 6.62n+.00

J Hancock Instl$ 2.6 bil 800–225–5291

A+ DisValMdCap +31 + 5+161 17.39n+.05Janus C Shrs$ 667 mil 800–525–3713

D Balanced +15 + 4 .. 29.87n+.03Janus S Shrs$ 4.0 bil 800–525–0020

D Balanced +16 + 4 .. 30.00n+.03C+ Forty +23 + 6 +92 46.77n+.19E Overseas +10 + 9 +48 37.31n–.09C PrknMidVal +22 + 3 .. 25.87n+.03

Janus T Shrs$ 29.1 bil 800–525–0020

D Balanced +16 + 4 +69 30.03n+.04D+ Contrarian +27 + 5 +83 19.22n +.16B+ Enterprise +24 + 4+134 81.51n+.24E Flex Bond 0 + 1 +35 10.56n–.02E Glbl Sel +21 + 4 +74 12.08n+.00A+ GlbLifeSci +42 + 5+148 42.63n+.17D+ GlbResearch +23 + 6 +91 57.95n+.01B– Growth&Inc +27 + 5+103 42.88n+.10D High Yield + 6 + 3 +76 9.41n+.00C Janus +23 + 6 +97 39.45n+.10E Overseas +10 + 9 +60 37.56n–.09C PrknMdVal +22 + 3 +86 25.99n+.02C PrknSmVal +23 + 4 +90 25.87n–.09B Research +27 + 6+130 41.31n+.16E Short Term + 1 + 1 +17 3.08n+.00C Twenty +24 + 7 +93 77.21n+.13A– Venture +31 + 5+159 71.23n–.11

Jensen Inv Management$ 4.8 bil 800–992–4144

B– QualtGrowI +25 + 6 +85 37.02n+.10B– QualtGrowJ +25 + 5 +83 37.00n+.10

JP Morgan A$ 38.0 bil 800–480–4111

E Core Bond – 1 + 1 +29 11.69 +.00B+ Equity Idx +25 + 4 +92 39.89 +.00A Equity Inc +25 + 3 +94 12.54 +.00E Govt Bond – 2 + 1 +23 11.14 +.00A Gr Advantg r +35 + 8+139 13.31 +.00A Growth & Inc +26 + 4 +95 39.52 +.00D High Yield + 6 + 3 +78 8.18 +.00D– Inv Csrv Gr + 7 + 2 +47 12.48 +.00C– Inv Gr&Inc +16 + 4 +73 15.95 +.00C+ Inv Growth +22 + 4 +86 17.91 +.00D Invstr Bal +12 + 3 +60 14.45 +.00B Lg Cap Gr +25 + 8+118 29.87 +.00A Mid Cap Val +25 + 3+128 34.57 +.00A– MidCapGr +32 + 6+134 26.38 +.00A+ Small Cap Eq +28 + 5+149 44.66 +.00A+ Small Grow +38 + 5+162 14.89 +.00A Sml Cap Val +31 + 5+114 26.68 +.00D SmrtRet2020 +11 + 4 +75 17.83 +.00C– SmrtRet2030 +16 + 5 +86 18.48 +.00B+ US Equity +27 + 5+104 14.19 +.00B USLgCorPls +28 + 5+107 28.13 +.00A– ValAdvntg +25 + 3+125 26.52 +.00

JP Morgan C$ 7.0 bil 800–480–4111

E Core Bond r – 2 + 1 +26 11.75n+.00D– Inv Csrv Gr + 7 + 2 +44 12.43n+.00D Invstr Bal +11 + 3 +57 14.27n+.00A Mid Cap Val +25 + 3+124 33.60n+.00A– ValAdvntg +24 + 2+122 26.44n+.00

JP Morgan Fds$ 3.1 bil 800–521–5411

D IncBldrA + 8 + 4 +35 10.31 +.00JP Morgan Instl$ 21.6 bil 800–480–4111

A– Disc Equity +26 + 4+105 22.27n+.00C– Diversified +15 + 4 +79 16.90n+.00E EmrgMktsEq – 2 + 8 +88 23.73n+.00D Intl Value +18 + 7 +63 15.29n+.00E IntmTxFrBd – 1 + 2 +19 10.96n+.00A Mid Cap Val +26 + 3+132 35.26n+.00A+ Small Grow +38 + 5+167 16.01n+.00D SmrtRet2015 + 9 + 3 +67 17.25n+.00D+ SmrtRet2020 +11 + 4 +77 17.90n+.00C– SmrtRet2030 +16 + 5 +88 18.55n+.00C SmrtRet2040 +19 + 5 +94 18.96n+.00E TxAwrRlRet – 2 + 1 +21 10.08n+.00A– US Equity +28 + 5+106 14.22n+.00A ValAdvntg +25 + 3+129 26.67n+.00

JP Morgan R5$ 3.9 bil 800–480–4111

A– IntrpdAm +27 + 5+102 33.14n+.00A+ SmallCapEq +29 + 5+154 49.52n+.00A– USEqty +28 + 5+107 14.23n+.00

JP Morgan R6$ 14.7 bil 800–480–4111

E Core Bond – 1 + 1 +30 11.69n+.00A– DiscEquity +26 + 4+106 22.27n+.00D High Yield + 6 + 3 +80 8.21n+.00E Mrtge Back 0 + 1 +31 11.33n+.00E Sh Dur Bd 0 + 0 +12 10.92n+.00A+ Sml Cap Val +31 + 5+118 27.93n+.00

JP Morgan Selct$ 83.2 bil 800–480–4111

E ChinaRegn + 8 + 9+101 20.75n+.00E Core Bond – 1 + 1 +29 11.68n+.00E CorePlusBd + 1 + 1 +41 8.31n+.00A+ DynmcSmlGr +38 + 5+137 28.28n+.00E EmrgMktsEq – 2 + 8 +87 23.46n+.00A Equity Inc +25 + 3 +96 12.71n+.00B+ EquityIndex +25 + 4 +94 39.91n+.00E Govt Bond – 2 + 1 +25 11.14n+.00A Gr Advantg r +35 + 8+142 13.52n+.00D High Yield + 6 + 3 +80 8.22n+.00D Intl Value +18 + 7 +62 15.19n+.00E IntmTxFrBd – 1 + 2 +18 10.97n+.00A– IntrepdVal +27 + 3 +91 32.69n+.00A– Intrepid Gr +26 + 6+112 32.99n+.00A IntrepidMid +33 + 5+132 22.02n+.00A– Intrpd Amer +27 + 5+101 33.18n+.00B+ Lg Cap Gr +25 + 8+120 29.87n+.00B Lg Cap Val +27 + 2 +95 14.54n+.00A Mid Cap Eq +29 + 4+133 42.77n+.00A Mid Cap Val +26 + 3+130 34.90n+.00A– MidCapGr +33 + 6+138 28.82n+.00B+ Mkt Exp Idx +30 + 5+115 13.69n+.00E Mrtge Back 0 + 1 +31 11.33n+.00E Sh Dur Bd 0 + 0 +11 10.92n+.00E ShItmdMuni 0 + 1 +9 10.58n+.00A+ SmallCapEq +29 + 5+152 49.41n+.00A+ Sml Cap Val +31 + 5+117 27.91n+.00D SmrtRet2020 +11 + 4 +76 17.88n+.00A+ TrSmlEqCore +34 + 5+117 54.85n+.00E TxAwrRlRet – 2 + 1 +20 10.06n+.00B+ US Equity +28 + 5+105 14.20n+.00B+ USLgCorPls +28 + 5+109 28.35n+.00A ValAdvntg +25 + 3+127 26.62n+.00

Kalmar$ 726 mil 800–282–2319

A+ KalmrSmCp +35 + 7+148 21.94n–.06Keeley Funds$ 3.6 bil 888–933–5391

A+ SmlCapValA +29 + 6+106 36.92 –.26A+ SmlCapValI +29 + 6+108 37.27n–.26

Laudus Mondrian$ 815 mil 800–447–3332

E IntlFxdI – 6 + 0 +21 10.90n–.05Laudus Rosenberg$ 2.1 bil 800–447–3332

D+ IntlMktMsInv +19 + 6+115 23.54n–.14C– IntlMktMsSel +19 + 6+115 23.54n–.14

LaudusFunds$ 1.7 bil 800–447–3332

A– GrInvUSLgGr +27 + 6 .. 18.29n+.03Lazard Instl$ 17.7 bil 800–823–6300

E EmergMkts + 2 + 9 +98 19.99n–.11C IntlStratEq +21 + 4+102 14.11n–.15

Lazard Open$ 3.4 bil 800–823–6300

E EmergMkts + 2 + 9 +97 20.44n–.11C– IntlStratEq +20 + 4+101 14.19n–.15

Legg Mason$ 1.5 bil 800–822–5544

A+ CBAggGr +38 + 6+170 188.42n+.52

Legg Mason A$ 26.4 bil 800–822–5544

A+ CBAggGr +37 + 6+158 173.69+.48C+ CBAllCapVal +25 + 5 +81 17.48 +.03B CBApprec +23 + 4 +83 19.26 +.05B CBEqtyInc +21 + 3 +84 17.62 +.03B+ CBLgGrA +27 + 4+108 29.10 +.05A– CBLrgVal +24 + 3 +82 24.85 +.08A– CBMidCapCr +30 + 4+127 30.07 +.04A+ CBSmCapGr +37 + 6+162 27.52 –.09C+ LfStAll85%A +20 + 4 +92 17.03 –.02E WAIntmdMuni – 3 + 1 +21 6.44 +.00E WAMgdMuni – 4 + 1 +30 16.01 –.01

E WANYMuni – 5 + 0 +20 13.17 –.01Legg Mason B$ 1.2 bil 800–822–5544

A+ CBAggGr +36 + 6+147 143.93n+.38

Legg Mason C$ 10.2 bil 800–822–5544

A+ CBAggGr +37 + 6+150 148.04n+.40A CBEQincbld +20 + 3+100 17.40n+.03A– CBMidCapCr +29 + 4+120 26.00n+.03D+ CMSpInTr +26 + 3+131 38.53n–.05C+ CMValueTr +29 + 3 +91 54.91n+.10C+ OppTr +53 + 8+138 15.20n+.06E WAIntmdMuni – 4 + 0 +19 6.45n+.00E WAMgdMuni – 5 + 1 +28 16.02n–.01E Wasstshmuninc 0 + 0 +6 5.15n +.00

Legg Mason I$ 8.2 bil 800–822–5544

A+ CBAggGr +38 + 6+163 187.20n+.52B CBApprec +23 + 4 +85 19.20n+.05

CBEQincbld +21 + 3 .. 17.63n+.03A+ CBEQincbld +21 + 3+108 18.02n+.03A– CBLrgVal +25 + 3 +83 24.81n+.08E WAMgdMuni – 4 + 1 +16 16.04n+.00

Litman Gregory$ 1.7 bil 415–461–8999

D MstSlIntlI +18 + 4 +79 17.74n–.14LKCM Funds$ 1.6 bil 800–688–5526

A– Eqty Instl +24 + 4+103 21.81n+.09A SmCapEqInst +26 + 5+128 28.69n–.11

Longleaf Prtnrs$ 14.1 bil 800–445–9469

D Intl +24 + 8 +69 17.41n–.07B Partners +28 + 8+135 33.65n+.14A+ Small Cap +24 + 4+167 35.93n–.17

Loomis Syls$ 38.5 bil 800–633–3330

D Bond Instl + 5 + 3 +88 15.31n–.02D Bond Ret + 5 + 3 +86 15.24n–.02E Glob Bd Ret – 2 + 1 +46 16.48n–.06E GlobBd Inst – 2 + 1 +47 16.64n–.06A– Growth Y +27 + 7+108 8.96n+.00A+ SmCapGr Inst +41 + 5+165 26.54n–.27A SmCapVl Rt +29 + 6+122 38.32n–.13A SmCpValInst +29 + 6+124 38.74n–.13D Strat Inc A +10 + 4 +96 16.38 –.02D Strat Inc C + 9 + 4 +92 16.48n–.02A– Value Y +28 + 4 +88 26.85n+.06

Loomis Syls Inv$ 12.9 bil 800–633–3330

D Fixed Income + 6 + 3 +82 15.27n–.03D– GradeBondA x + 1 + 2 +64x 12.34 –.07D– GradeBondC x + 1 + 2 +60x12.24n–.06D– GradeBondY x + 1 + 2 +65x12.34n–.08D+ InstlHiInc +13 + 4+100 8.47n+.00D– InvGrad Fxd + 2 + 2 +65 12.96n–.03

Lord Abbett A$ 51.9 bil 800–426–1130

B– Affiliated +26 + 3 +66 14.98 +.04D+ Bal Strat +15 + 3 +73 12.35 –.01D– Bond Deben + 4 + 2 +69 8.28 –.01C+ CaptlStruc +24 + 5 +88 15.30 +.06A+ Dvlp Grwth +49 + 8+191 29.65 –.13D– FloatRate + 3 + 0 +40 9.51 +.00B– FundEqty +28 + 3 +99 16.88 +.05C– Gr&IncStra +17 + 3 +83 18.79 –.01D High Yield + 6 + 2 +88 8.04 +.00E HiYldMuniBd – 7 + 0 +25 10.99 +.00D– Income – 2 + 1 +62 2.88 –.01D– IntlDivInc +13 + 7 +67 9.04 –.07E IntmTaxFr – 3 + 1 +26 10.53 –.01B– Mid Cap +24 + 2+108 22.22 +.04E Natl Tax Fr – 7 + 0 +34 10.65 –.01B– ResSmallVal +26 + 5+105 40.49 –.15E ShDurTaxFr 0 + 0 .. 15.75 +.00E ShrtDurInc 0 + 0 +29 4.57 +.00E Totl Retrn – 2 + 1 +35 10.39 –.03B– ValueOpps +29 + 4+119 21.45 +.01

Lord Abbett C$ 18.1 bil 800–426–1130

D– Bond Deben + 4 + 2 +66 8.30n–.01E FloatRate + 3 + 0 +37 9.52n+.01C+ FundEqty +28 + 3 +93 15.87n+.04E IntmTaxFr – 3 + 1 +24 10.52n–.01E ShrtDurInc 0 + 0 +27 4.60n+.00

Lord Abbett F$ 17.4 bil 800–426–1130

D Bond Deben + 4 + 2 +70 8.27n+.00E FloatRate + 4 + 0 +26 9.50n+.00B– FundEqty +29 + 3+100 16.82n+.05E InsIntTxFr – 3 + 1 +27 10.53n–.01E ShDurTaxFr 0 + 0 .. 15.75n+.00E ShrtDurInc 0 + 1 +30 4.57n+.00

Lord Abbett I$ 12.8 bil 800–426–1130

A+ Dvlp Grwth +49 + 8+197 32.06n–.14D High Yield + 6 + 2 +89 8.07n+.00D– IntlDivInc +14 + 7 +69 9.08n–.06B MidValue +24 + 2+110 22.12n+.03B– ResSmVal +26 + 5+108 43.11n–.16E ShrtDurInc 0 + 1 +30 4.57n+.00B ValueOpps +30 + 4+123 21.86n+.01

Lord Abbett R3$ 758 mil 800–426–1130

A+ Dvlp Grwth +49 + 8+189 29.34n–.13A † LSV Val Eq +33 + 4+103 20.44n+.05

—M—N—O—MainStay A Fds$ 9.0 bil 800–624–6782

D High Yld Cp + 5 + 3 +69 6.08 +.00B+ Lrg Cp Grow +29 + 9+117 10.00 +.02

MainStay C Fds$ 1.2 bil 800–624–6782

D Hi Yld CorpBd + 5 + 2 +65 6.05n+.00Mainstay I Fds$ 12.7 bil 800–624–6782

C+ EpochGlbEqI +22 + 5 +82 19.28n–.03B IcapEqty +24 + 3 +93 49.55n+.20D IcapIntl +16 + 5 +69 35.00n–.37B– IcapSelEq +24 + 3 +92 47.13n+.21E Intermed Bd – 1 + 1 +33 10.70n–.02B– MAP +25 + 4 +96 44.27n+.09B+ S&P500 Idx +25 + 5 +93 41.29n+.12

Mairs & Power$ 4.1 bil 800–304–7404

A+ Growth +29 + 5+104 107.99n+.16

Managers Funds$ 31.1 bil 800–548–4539

D– Bond + 1 + 2 +72 27.50n–.06B+ MidGrowInst +27 + 5+126 19.15n–.01B+ MidGrowP +27 + 5+124 18.89n+.00E PIMCO Bond – 1 + 1 +33 10.61n–.02A+ SkylnSpEq +40 + 7+195 36.62n–.01A+ SpecialEq +37 + 6+144 82.44n–.48A+ TimsqSmGrI +38 + 7+157 17.96n–.05A+ TimsqSmGrPr +38 + 7+156 17.69n–.05B Yacktmn +24 + 2+147 23.78n+.09B– YacktmnFoc +24 + 1+153 25.41n+.08

Manning & Napier Funds$ 13.3 bil 800–466–3863

D– CorePlusBnd 0 + 1 +46 10.99n–.02D– IntlSeries +15 + 7 +71 10.01n–.05D– ProBlndConS + 7 + 2 +42 14.17n–.01D+ ProBlndExtS +14 + 3 +69 18.07n–.03D ProBlndModS +10 + 3 +55 14.50n–.02D– WorldOppA +16 + 5 +66 9.02n–.04B † MarketField +14 + 2+114 18.03n–.09

Marshall Funds$ 5.3 bil 800–580–3863

E BMOInTxFrY – 2 + 1 +27 10.88n+.00A– BMOMidValY +34 + 6+133 17.79n–.01A BMOSmGrInv +36 + 6+174 24.29n–.04A BMOSmGrIr +36 + 7+177 24.67n–.04E BMOUlStTxI 0 + 0 .. 10.05n+.00

Marsico Funds$ 2.7 bil 888–860–8686

A– FlexCapital +25 + 5+174 18.66n–.04B– Focus +29 + 7 +90 22.29n–.06B– Growth +27 + 6 +94 25.76n–.05

Mass Mutl Instl$ 758 mil 800–542–6767

A SmlCpGrEq S +38 + 6+133 20.70n+.00Mass Mutl Prem$ 5.0 bil 800–542–6767

A DiscplnGrwS +28 + 7+121 13.90n+.00A– DiscplnValS +26 + 3 +80 14.18n+.00

Mass Mutl Select$ 14.2 bil 800–542–6767

A BlueChipGrL +32 + 9+143 16.69n+.00A BlueChipGrS +32+ 10+145 16.90n+.00

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36 Mos Fund 2013 12 Wk 5 Yr Net NAVPerformance % % After Asset ChgRating Chg Chg Tax%Value

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36 Mos 2013 12Wk 5 Yr NetPerformance % % After Asset NAVRating Fund Chg Chg Tax Rtn Value Chg

36 Mos 2013 12Wk 5 Yr NetPerformance % % After Asset NAVRating Fund Chg Chg Tax Rtn Value Chg

36 Mos 2013 12Wk 5 Yr NetPerformance % % After Asset NAVRating Fund Chg Chg Tax Rtn Value Chg

A DiversVal S +27 + 3 +89 12.92n+.00A Focus Val A +30 + 4+163 23.28 +.00A+ Focus Val S +30 + 4+167 24.24n+.00D– GlbAllocS +11 + 3 .. 11.95n+.00A+ Grw Opp S +30+ 10+170 11.48n+.00B+ Index Eq I +25 + 4 +94 16.55n+.00B+ Index Eq S +25 + 4 +93 16.55n+.00A+ MidGrEqII A +29 + 5+159 17.85 +.00A– MidGrEqII L +29 + 5+144 18.57n+.00A+ MidGrEqII S +29 + 5+164 19.27n+.00A+ MidGrEqII Y +29 + 5+164 19.04n+.00A– Sm Co Val S +25 + 4+103 17.36n+.00A+ † Matthew25 +30 + 8+220 28.74n+.14

Matthews Asia$ 13.1 bil 800–789–2742

D AsGr&IncInv + 7 + 3+105 19.58n–.02E ChinaInv + 5 + 8 +99 24.61n+.12D DividInv +13 + 3+128 16.03n–.03E PacTigerInv + 5 + 6+139 25.70n+.01E † Merger Fund + 3 + 1 +18 16.28n+.01

Meridian Funds$ 2.9 bil 800–446–6662

B– Growth +21 + 3+127 48.33n+.03A– Value +28 + 4 +89 42.09n–.07

Metro West$ 31.5 bil 800–241–4671

D– HiYieldBd M + 6 + 3 +74 10.57n+.00E HiYldBdI + 6 + 3 +39 10.56n+.00E Low Dur Bd + 2 + 0 +24 8.80n+.00E Low Dur Bd I + 2 + 1 +25 8.80n+.00D– TotRetBdI + 1 + 1 +46 10.69n–.02D– TotRetBdM 0 + 1 +45 10.69n–.02

MFS Funds A$ 57.3 bil 800–637–2929

C+ AggrGrAlloc +21 + 5 +99 18.71 –.03D– Bond – 1 + 1 +58 13.83 –.04D ConsrvAlloc + 7 + 2 +56 14.40 –.03B+ Core Equity +27 + 4+115 25.63 +.05D+ GlblTotRet +14 + 3 +58 16.28 –.03E Govt Secs – 2 + 1 +18 10.07 –.02A– Growth +28 + 7+120 62.38 +.10C– GrowthAlloc +16 + 4 +88 17.59 –.02C– Intl Nw Ds +16 + 5+131 27.81 –.23C+ Intl Val +23 + 4 +91 33.36 –.23D IntlDivrs A +15 + 5 +86 16.27 –.10E LtdMaturity 0 + 0 +15 6.07 +.00B MA Inv Tr +25 + 4 +90 26.77 +.09B+ MA InvGrSk +24 + 5+116 22.03 +.02A MidCapVal +30 + 5+146 19.54 +.00D+ Mod Alloc +12 + 3 +73 16.10 –.03E Muni Hi Inc – 6 + 0 +35 7.52 +.00E Muni Inc – 5 + 1 +29 8.33 +.00E MuniLtdMat – 1 + 1 +17 8.08 +.00A– New Discov +31 + 4+180 27.38 –.08B+ Research +25 + 4+102 35.70 +.11D Resrch Intl +16 + 5 +73 17.71 –.11E Rsrch Bond – 1 + 1 +43 10.77 –.03C– Total Ret +15 + 3 +61 17.26 +.03B– Util +20 + 5+103 21.83 +.03B+ Value +28 + 4 +86 32.11 +.12

MFS Funds C$ 8.8 bil 800–637–2929

C– Growth Allo +16 + 4 +84 17.24n–.02D Mod Alloc +11 + 3 +68 15.87n–.02D+ Total Ret +15 + 2 +57 17.34n+.02C+ Util +19 + 5 +98 21.75n+.04B Value +27 + 4 +81 31.80n+.12

MFS Funds I$ 21.8 bil 800–637–2929

A– Growth +28 + 7+123 65.14n+.11C Intl Nw Ds +16 + 5+133 28.61n–.23B+ Mass Inv Tr +25 + 4 +91 26.23n+.09A NewDiscovry +31 + 4+184 29.24n–.09E Rsrch Bond – 1 + 1 +43 10.78n–.02D Rsrch Intl +16 + 5 +75 18.30n–.12A– Value +28 + 4 +88 32.26n+.12

MFS Instl Funds$ 6.3 bil 800–637–2929

D+ Intl Eq +14 + 5 +84 22.04n–.15Morgan Stan A$ 1.6 bil 800–869–6397

B FocGrowth +38+ 11+170 52.31 +.32Morgan Stan B$ 808 mil 800–869–6397

E USGovtSecs – 2 + 0 +19 8.69n–.01Morgan Stan Ins$ 19.7 bil 800–548–7786

A– CapGr I +37+ 11+161 37.02n +.21E Emer Mkts I + 1 + 5 +93 25.90n–.09D+ IntlEq I +16 + 5 +62 16.65n–.16D+ IntlEqP +16 + 5 +61 16.42 –.16C– MdCpGrP +29 + 4+142 42.94 +.35C MidCapGr I +29 + 4+145 44.75n +.36A+ SmCoGr I +48+ 10+174 20.68n +.11A+ SmCoGrP +47+ 10+170 19.13 +.11C– USRealEstI + 7 + 1 +85 17.84n +.15

Munder A$ 2.1 bil 800–438–5789

A– MidCoreGr +27 + 4+130 40.44 –.01Munder Y$ 4.3 bil 800–239–3334

A– Mid Core Gr +27 + 4+132 41.55n–.01A VerctSCVal +33 + 4+144 29.56n–.18

Nationwide$ 818 mil 800–848–0920

B NationwideIS +25 + 4 +85 18.79n+.05Nationwide A$ 1.4 bil 800–848–0920

A– MidMktIdx +27 + 4+126 18.61 +.03Nationwide Funds Instl$ 5.9 bil 800–848–0920

E Bond Index – 2 + 1 +24 11.29n–.03D Intl Idx +18 + 6 +61 8.40n–.05A– MidMktIdx +28 + 5+130 18.80n+.02B+ S&P500 Idx +26 + 5 +94 14.62n+.04A Small Idx +30 + 5+112 15.69n–.06

Nationwide Funds Service$ 4.2 bil 800–848–0920

C+ InvDestAggr +22 + 5 +83 11.02n+.00D InvDestMod +13 + 3 +57 11.18n+.00C– InvDstMdAg +18 + 4 +72 11.36n+.00

Natixis Funds$ 1.7 bil 800–225–5478

A– USMltCapEqA +28 + 5+122 33.43 +.00Neubg Brm$ 3.9 bil 800–877–9700

D+ EqtInc + 9 + 3 +72 12.51 +.03Neubg Brm Adv$ 883 mil 800–877–9700

A Genesis +29 + 6+100 35.57n–.20Neubg Brm Instl$ 10.2 bil 800–628–2583

D+ EqtInc +10 + 3 +78 12.56n+.04D– HiIncBond + 6 + 3 .. 9.64n+.00

LgSt +12 + 3 .. 12.48n+.00A– MidGrwth +26 + 6+119 14.72n+.00A+ MltcapOpp +35 + 6 +85 14.85n+.07B SocRespons +32 + 6+106 35.87n+.10E StratInc 0 + 2 +32 11.17n–.02

Neubg Brm Inv$ 14.3 bil 800–877–9700

A– Focus +28 + 5 +89 28.91n–.01A Genesis +30 + 6+103 44.06n–.24A Genesis I +30 + 6+107 63.20n–.34B Guardian +32 + 6 +98 20.38n+.05D IntlEq +14 + 4 +92 11.08n–.10C Lg Cap Val +23 + 3+106 34.61n+.06A– MidGrwth +26 + 6+115 14.49n+.01B SocRespons +32 + 6+104 35.82n+.11

Neubg Brm Tr$ 4.5 bil 800–877–9700

A Genesis +29 + 6+104 65.60n–.36Nicholas Group$ 3.8 bil 800–227–5987

A– EquityIncI +28 + 6+118 19.87n+.05A Ltd Edit I +30 + 5+133 27.45n–.08A+ Nicholas +33 + 7+142 63.26n+.33

NorthCoastAsstMgmt$ 80 mil 800–274–5448

C CAN SLIM Sel +23 + 3 +64 15.42n–.01Northeast Inv$ 950 mil 800–225–6704

D Trust +12 + 2 +68 6.55n+.00Northern$ 41.4 bil 800–595–9111

E BondIndex – 2 + 1 +25 10.55n–.03E EmMktsEqInd – 1 + 9 +85 11.76n+.00E Fixed Income – 1 + 1 +30 10.27n+.00D GlbRlEstIdx + 6 + 3 +80 9.60n+.00D HiYldFxInc + 6 + 2 +71 7.63n+.00D Intl Eq Idx +18 + 6 +64 12.21n–.08E Intmd Tax Ex – 2 + 2 +24 10.40n+.00A– Mid Cap Idx +28 + 4+132 16.84n+.00E MltMgrEmMk + 2 + 9 .. 19.53n+.00D MltMgrGlbRE + 4 + 3 .. 18.94n+.00D– MltMgrIntEq +13 + 6 +66 10.81n+.00B MltMgrMidCp +29 + 5+129 15.39n+.00A– MltMgrSmlCp +32 + 6+111 12.90n+.00E ShInt Tx Ex 0 + 1 +10 10.50n+.00A– Sm Cap Index +30 + 5+107 12.06n–.05A– Sm Cap Val +29 + 5 +97 21.11n+.00A+ SoSunSmInv +37+ 12+213 30.94n+.01B+ Stock Index +25 + 4 +94 21.83n+.00E Tax Ex – 4 + 2 +28 10.37n–.02

Nuveen Cl A$ 12.7 bil 800–257–8787

D– All Am Mun – 4 + 2 +40 10.82 –.01D– Hi Yld Muni – 5 + 2 +35 15.54 –.02E IntDurMuni – 1 + 2 +23 8.97 +.00E LtdTrmMuni 0 + 1 +17 11.06 +.01C– Real Estate + 7 + 1 +95 21.95 +.14

Nuveen Cl C$ 3.4 bil 800–257–8787

D– Hi Yld Muni – 5 + 2 +33 15.52n–.03E LtdTrmMuni 0 + 1 +16 11.02n+.01

Nuveen Cl I$ 21.3 bil 800–257–8787

B+ DivVal +26 + 4 +97 17.97n+.04D– HiYldMuniBd – 5 + 2 +36 15.54n–.02E IntmDurMun – 1 + 2 +24 8.99n+.00E LtdTrmMuni 0 + 1 +18 11.00n+.00A– Mid Cp Idx +27 + 5+132 17.59n+.02B+ MidCapGrOpp +27 + 6+140 55.93n–.02C Real Estate + 7 + 2 +97 22.21n +.14E Sh Trm Bd + 2 + 1 +18 10.03n+.00

Nuveen Cl R$ 1.4 bil 800–257–8787

C– NWQLgVal +24 + 3 +83 22.02n–.05Oakmark I$ 62.6 bil 800–625–6275

C– Equity & Inc +19 + 4 +62 33.97n+.03B+ Glob Sel +26 + 2+148 15.99n–.12B– Global +29 + 5 +99 30.40n–.23B– Intl +26 + 5+136 26.45n–.27D+ Intl Sm Cap +25 + 6+138 17.52n–.20A Oakmark +29 + 5+136 62.50n+.16

A Select +28 + 5+163 39.57n+.03Old Westbury$ 25.1 bil 800–607–2200

D– GlobalOpp + 9 + 3 +49 8.23n–.01C– GlobalSmall +19 + 4+104 17.24n–.06D LgCapCore +20 + 4 +43 13.88n–.04D– LgCapStrat +20 + 6 +58 12.06n–.03E Muni Bond – 1 + 1 +21 11.96n+.00E Real Return –13 + 0 +4 8.06n–.05

Oppenheimer A$ 80.6 bil 800–225–5677

D+ ActiveAlloc +17 + 4 +61 11.62 –.01D– Alloc A +15 + 4 +70 17.23 –.04C– Alpha +20 + 1 .. 12.08 –.03D– AMT Fr Muni – 5 + 1 +40 6.58 –.01D– CA Muni – 5 + 0 +50 8.02 +.00C+ Cap Apprec +22 + 6 +90 58.84 +.05D Cap Income + 6 + 2 +37 9.51 +.01E Develop Mkt + 8 + 8+117 38.16 –.04A+ Discovery +38 + 7+141 81.13 –.56C+ Equity +23 + 5 +89 11.79 +.01B– EquityInc +25 + 3+123 31.42 +.07E GlblStrtInc 0 + 1 +45 4.17 +.00C– Glob Opport +30 + 5+131 37.97 +.05C Global +21 + 5+103 77.79 –.37E Gold&SpMin –42 – 2 +55 18.20 –.52D Inc +21 + 1 .. 10.98 –.01E Intl Bond – 4 + 1 +30 6.17 +.00C Intl Growth +20 + 5+112 36.99 –.26C+ Intl Sm Co +35 + 9+273 30.66 –.17D IntlDivers +19 + 6+113 14.38 –.06E LmtTermBd 0 + 1 +24 9.40 +.01E Ltd Trm Gvt 0 + 0 +9 9.19 +.00B Main Street +23 + 5+100 45.79 +.02A– MainStSC +27 + 5+124 29.28 +.00C+ MainStSel +21 + 4 +99 17.26 +.00D ModerateInv +12 + 3 +44 10.29 –.02E PA Muni – 8 – 2 +44 10.12 –.02B– RisingDivs +21 + 4 +71 20.97 +.06E RochAMTFreeNY – 8 – 1 +40 10.80 –.01E RochLtdMuni – 4 – 1 +25 14.14 –.01C– Sel40 +20 + 2 .. 12.04 –.01C+ Sml Mid Val +32 + 4+114 42.69 +.07A SmlMidGrw +30 + 8+118 17.60 –.05C+ Value +25 + 4 +86 28.71 +.02

Oppenheimer I$ 2.9 bil 800–225–5677

C– Sel40I +20 + 2 .. 12.19n–.01C– SelAlphaI +20 + 1 .. 12.21n–.03

Oppenheimer N$ 4.0 bil 800–225–5677

E Develop Mkt + 8 + 8+116 36.76n–.05Oppenheimer Y$ 35.4 bil 800–225–5677

E DevelopMkts + 8 + 8+118 37.82n–.04A+ Discovery +38 + 7+146 87.26n–.60E GlblStrtInc 0 + 1 +46 4.16n+.00C Global +21 + 5+105 78.01n–.37E IntlBond – 3 + 1 +31 6.17n+.00C IntlGr +20 + 5+115 36.87n–.27B Main Street +24 + 5+102 45.71n+.02A– MainStSmCp +28 + 5+128 30.84n+.01B– RisingDivs +22 + 4 +73 21.45n+.06

Oppenhmr C&M$ 15.6 bil 800–225–5677

E Devlp Mkt C + 8 + 8+111 36.38n–.04C+ EquityInc +24 + 3+115 26.55n+.05E GlblStrtInc – 1 + 1 +42 4.16n+.00C– Global C +20 + 4 +98 72.68n–.35E Intl Bond C – 4 + 1 +27 6.15n+.00B– Main St C +23 + 5 +95 43.96n+.02C+ RisingDivs +21 + 4 +66 18.88n+.06E RochLtdMuni – 4 – 1 +22 14.07n–.02

Oppenhmr Quest$ 1.1 bil 888–470–0862

E Opp Val A + 5 + 1 +19 24.56 +.08Oppenhmr Roch$ 16.2 bil 800–225–5677

E LtdTrmNY C – 6 – 2 +18 3.11n+.00E LtdTrmNYA – 5 – 2 +21 3.12 –.01E MuniA – 8 – 1 +40 14.87 –.01E MuniC – 9 – 1 +37 14.84n–.01D– NatlMuni A – 6 + 1 +39 6.77 +.00E NatlMuni C – 7 + 1 +36 6.75n+.00

Optimum Instl$ 4.3 bil 800–914–0278

E Fixed Inc – 2 + 1 +42 9.52n–.03B Lrg Cap Val +25 + 4 +89 14.42n+.05B+ Lrg Cp Grow +29 + 9+118 17.43n+.03A– Sml Cp Grow +29 + 4+113 16.00n–.07A– Sml–Mid Val +26 + 4+120 15.17n–.02

Osterweis Capital$ 5.6 bil 866–236–0050

B– Osterweis +30 + 5 +94 36.44n+.07D– Strat Inc + 5 + 1 +46 11.89n+.00

—P—Q—R—Pace Funds P$ 6.3 bil 800–647–1568

D Intl Eqty +17 + 6 +55 14.98n–.13B Lrg Co Val +27 + 3 +92 23.38n+.11A+ SmMd Co Gr +32 + 6+151 23.69n–.10E StrFxdInc – 3 + 1 +42 14.18n–.04

Pace Funds Y$ 1.2 bil 800–647–1568

B Lrg Co Gr +27 + 7+108 25.86n+.06Pacific Life Funds$ 3.5 bil 800–722–2333

D OptModA +10 + 2 +67 13.78 –.02Parnassus$ 6.2 bil 800–999–3505

A– EquityIncI +29 + 6 +99 37.25n–.02A Parnassus +27 + 5+131 51.59n+.27

Pax World$ 2.3 bil 800–767–1729

D Balance +14 + 4 +61 26.79n+.01

Payden Funds$ 3.9 bil 800–572–9336

E Core Bond – 1 + 1 +33 10.65n–.02A EqIncInvCl +19 + 2 +81 12.65n+.01D High Income + 4 + 3 +60 7.28n+.00E Short Bond 0 + 0 +13 10.15n+.00

Pear Tree$ 1.4 bil 800–326–2151

C PolForValO +22 + 6+136 18.09n–.06Permanent Port$ 11.2 bil 800–531–5142

E Portfolio – 1 + 3 +62 48.13n–.06PIMCO A$ 46.6 bil 800–426–0107

D– All Asset + 1 + 3 +55 12.44 –.05E AllAsstAuth – 4 + 1 +44 10.38 –.06E Commod RR –15 – 2 5.49 –.08D High Yield + 4 + 2 +77 9.63 +.00E InvstGrCorBd – 2 + 1 +27 10.65 –.04E Low Dur 0 + 1 +22 10.34 +.00E Real Return – 8 – 1 +39 11.27 –.08E Short Term + 1 + 0 +10 9.87 +.00A StocksPlRet +24 + 5+122 11.00 +.02E TotalRetrn – 2 + 1 +33 10.87 –.03

PIMCO Admin$ 36.0 bil 800–927–4648

D High Yield + 4 + 2 +77 9.63n+.00E Low Dration 0 + 1 +22 10.34n+.00E Real Return – 8 – 1 +40 11.27n–.08E Short Term + 1 + 0 +10 9.87n+.00E TotalRetrn – 2 + 1 +34 10.87n–.03

PIMCO C$ 23.0 bil 800–426–0107

D– All Asset 0 + 2 +51 12.39n–.05E AllAsstAuth – 5 + 1 +41 10.37n–.06A+ FdmntlIndxPlARFd +27 + 4 +131 6.66n +.01E Low Dur – 1 + 1 +21 10.34n+.00E Real Return – 8 – 1 +37 11.27n–.08E TotalRetrn – 2 + 1 +30 10.87n–.03

PIMCO D$ 32.8 bil 800–426–0107

D– All Asset + 1 + 3 +56 12.43n–.05E Commod RR –15 – 2 5.50n–.08E EmgLocBdFd – 9 – 1 +35 9.71n–.12E ForBondUnhg – 5 + 0 +42 10.18n–.06D High Yield + 4 + 2 +77 9.63n+.00C– Income + 4 + 2 +77 12.36n–.02E InvstGrCorBd – 2 + 1 +27 10.65n–.04E Low Dur 0 + 1 +22 10.34n+.00E Real Return – 8 – 1 +39 11.27n–.08A+ SmCapStksPLARStr +29 + 5 +153 10.06n –.05A StksPLAbsolRet+24 + 5+124 10.89n+.02E TotalRetrn – 2 + 1 +34 10.87n–.03E Unconstrnd – 2 + 0 +25 11.24n–.01

PIMCO Inst l$ 305 bil 800–927–4648

D– All Asset + 1 + 3 +57 12.43n–.05D– AllAsstAuth – 4 + 1 +46 10.38n–.06E Commod RR –15 – 2 +2 5.57n–.08E ComPLUSStrtgyFd – 4 – 1 .. 10.52n –.14

CredtAbsolRtrnFd + 1 + 1 .. 10.53n –.01D– Diverse Inc – 1 + 1 +67 11.66n–.04E EmgLocBdFd – 8 – 1 +36 9.71n–.12E EmgMktCorpBd – 2 + 3 .. 11.62n–.03E EmgMktCurr – 2 + 0 +27 10.23n–.04D– Emrg Mkt Bd – 6 + 1 +76 11.37n–.06E Float Inc + 2 + 1 +36 8.81n–.01E ForBondUnhg – 5 + 0 +44 10.18n–.06D– FrgnBdHedg 0 + 1 +42 10.63n+.00A+ FundIdxPlTr +29 + 5+136 7.15n+.02E GlblBdUnHg – 5 + 0 +40 9.40n–.04E GloMultiAsset – 7 – 1 +22 10.42n–.02D High Yield + 4 + 2 +79 9.63n+.00

InterFundInxARSt +21 + 8 .. 13.15n –.15D– InvGrCorpBd – 1 + 1 +56 10.65n–.04D– LgTrmCrdtFd – 4 + 2 .. 12.11n–.08E Low Dur 0 + 1 +23 10.34n+.00E Low Dur 2 0 + 1 +17 9.91n+.00D– LT US Govt –10 + 0 +36 9.78n–.10E Mod Duration 0 + 1 +33 10.70n–.02E Real Asset –14 – 2 +45 8.39n–.10E Real Return – 7 – 1 +41 11.27n–.08B– RealEstRR – 5 – 1+135 4.35n–.01

SeniorFloRate + 3 + 0 .. 10.30n+.00E Short Term + 1 + 0 +11 9.87n+.00A+ StkPlsLgDur +15 + 5+190 9.09n–.05E StockPLSARShtStr –21 – 4 –39 2.89n –.01A+ StocksPlRet +24 + 5+126 11.06n+.02A StocksPLUS +26 + 5+107 10.20n+.03E TotalRetrn – 1 + 1 +35 10.87n–.03E TotalRetrnII – 2 + 1 +31 10.35n–.02E TotalRetrnIII – 1 + 1 +33 9.58n–.02

PIMCO P$ 32.1 bil 800–426–0107

D– All Asset + 1 + 3 +57 12.45n–.05D– AllAsstAuth – 4 + 1 +46 10.39n–.06E Commod RR –15 – 2 +1 5.56n–.08E EmrgLoclBd – 8 – 1 +58 9.71n–.12A+ FundIdxPls +29 + 5+134 7.13n+.02C– Income + 4 + 2 +77 12.36n–.02E Low Dur 0 + 1 +23 10.34n+.00E Real Return – 7 – 1 +40 11.27n–.08E TotalRetrn – 2 + 1 +34 10.87n–.03E UnconstrndBdFd – 2 + 0 +16 11.24n –.01

Pioneer A$ 17.3 bil 800–225–6292

E AMTFrMuni – 6 + 1 +35 13.43 –.02C+ CoreEq +27 + 5 +66 14.91 +.03B– DiscGr +24 + 6+107 15.39 +.03C– Disciplined +23 + 3 +55 21.18 +.09

B+ Eqty Inc +25 + 4 +75 34.34 –.01B+ Growth +25 + 6+105 16.43 +.04D High Yield +10 + 3 +92 11.07 +.00C Mid Value +27 + 4 +87 27.38 –.04A Oak Sml Gr +32 + 6+129 39.38 –.13C Pioneer +26 + 5 +67 40.73 +.09A SlelectMidCapGrowth +42 + 5+148

38.51 –.06D– Strat Inc 0 + 1 +52 11.05 –.02

Pioneer C$ 3.4 bil 800–225–6292

E Strat Inc 0 + 1 +49 10.81n–.02Pioneer Y$ 7.6 bil 800–225–6292

E Bond 0 + 1 +38 9.62n–.02D– Glob Hi Yld + 2 + 1 +77 9.95n–.02A– Growth +25 + 6 .. 16.54n+.04D– Strat Inc 0 + 1 +53 11.05n–.02

PNC Funds$ 3.2 bil 800–551–2145

A+ SmlCpI b +37 + 6+173 20.28n–.12Price Advisor$ 18.3 bil 800–638–5660

A Blu Chp Gr +33+ 10+142 60.36n+.14B+ Equity Inc +25 + 4 +88 32.50n+.10A Growth Stk +30+ 10+139 48.78n+.06A– Mid Cap Gr +30 + 5+147 71.78n+.10B Mid Cap Val +25 + 5+120 30.04n+.06A– New Amer Gr +29 + 9+137 45.86n–.01C Retire 2030 +19 + 5 +98 22.30n–.01D+ Retire2015 +12 + 4 +76 14.43n–.01C Retire2025 +17 + 5 +92 15.25n–.02A SmlCapVal +25 + 6+106 48.71n–.09E Tax Fr Inc – 4 + 2 +26 9.91n–.01A Value +30 + 4+113 33.89n+.14

Price Funds R$ 2.2 bil 800–638–5660

C– Retire2025 +16 + 5 +90 15.13n–.01Price Funds$ 446 bil 800–638–5660

C– Balanced +16 + 5 +80 23.55n–.01A BlueChip Gr +32+ 10+139 58.92n+.12A+ BlueChip Gr +33+ 10+144 60.62n+.14B– CapApprc +18 + 3 +99 26.36n+.05C+ CapApprcAdv +18 + 3 +97 26.13n+.05A+ DiverSmCapGr +35 + 7+170 23.60n–.09A– Dividend Gr +24 + 5 +97 32.44n+.09D– EmergMktBd – 6 + 2 +70 12.82n–.06E EmMktsInstl – 2 + 9 +99 30.56n–.15E EmrgMktStk – 2 + 8 +96 33.45n–.16B+ Equity Inc +25 + 4 +89 32.57n+.09B+ Equity Index +25 + 5 +94 47.51n+.13B– Euro Stk +28 + 7+110 20.59n–.23A ExtEqMktIx +31 + 5+140 23.86n–.03A Global Tech +29+ 10+196 13.04n +.09E GNMA – 1 + 1 +20 9.60n–.01B Growth & Inc +26 + 6 +99 28.21n+.07A Growth Stk +31+ 10+141 49.39n+.06A– GrowthStk R +30+ 10+136 47.87n+.05A+ Health Sci +42 + 6+205 58.53n+.30D Hi Yld Adv + 7 + 3 +84 7.13n+.00D High Yld + 8 + 3 +85 7.15n+.00D HiYld Inst + 7 + 3 +79 9.94n+.00D– InstFltRt + 4 + 1 .. 10.28n+.00D– InstFltRt + 4 + 1 +48 10.28n+.00A– InstUSRsch +26 + 5 +99 12.22n+.05E Intl Bond – 3 + 1 +25 9.64n–.06D Intl Gr&Inc +19 + 6 +74 15.36n–.08D– Intl Stock +12 + 6 +94 16.09n–.13C– IntlDiscov +19 + 6+131 54.99n–.27E Latin Amer –11 + 5 +72 33.95n–.23A+ LgCoreGr I +33+ 10+143 21.70n+.04A LgCpGrInstl +36+ 10+160 25.64n+.06A– LrgCapVal I +28 + 4 +92 18.12n +.10E MD Tax Fr Bd – 2 + 2 +29 10.49n–.01A+ Media&Telcm +33 + 9+215 70.76n+.07A– Mid Cap Gr +30 + 5+150 73.42n+.10B Mid Cap Val +26 + 5+122 30.22n+.06A MidCapEqGrI +31 + 5+165 40.02n+.05A– MidCapGr R +29 + 5+144 70.37n+.09A– New Amer Gr +29 + 9+140 46.51n–.01E New Asia 0 + 6+163 16.82n+.01D– New Era +14 + 6 +57 47.73n–.22E New Income – 2 + 1 +31 9.46n–.02A+ NewHorizns +39 + 6+200 46.27n+.17D OverseasStk +18 + 6 +86 10.02n–.05D PersnlStrIn +10 + 4 +68 18.70n–.01C+ PersonlStrGr +20 + 6+104 30.81n+.00C– PrsnlStrBal +15 + 5 +88 23.61n–.01C RealEstate + 8 + 2 +94 22.34n +.20C– Ret2020 Adv +15 + 4 +85 20.38n–.02D Retire 2010 +10 + 3 +66 17.99n–.03D Retire 2010 +10 + 3 +68 18.10n–.02C– Retire 2020 +15 + 4 +84 20.54n–.01C Retire 2030 +19 + 5 +99 22.49n–.01C+ Retire 2035 +20 + 6+103 16.09n–.01C+ Retire 2040 +21 + 6+103 22.92n–.01C+ Retire 2040 +21 + 6+105 23.12n–.01C+ Retire 2055 +21 + 6+105 12.75n–.01D– Retire Inc + 8 + 2 +54 14.85n–.02D+ Retire2015 +13 + 4 +78 14.49n–.02C– Retire2020R +14 + 4 +83 20.19n–.02C Retire2025 +17 + 5 +93 15.35n–.01C Retire2030R +18 + 5 +96 22.12n–.02C+ Retire2035 +20 + 6+102 16.02n–.01C+ Retire2040R +21 + 6+101 22.76n–.01C+ Retire2045 +21 + 6+105 15.39n+.00C+ Retire2050 +21 + 6+106 12.90n–.01D Rtr2005 + 8 + 3 +60 13.13n–.01C Sci & Tech +29 + 5+144 35.19n+.07A Sm Cap Value +25 + 6+107 49.13n–.09A+ SmCapStk +31 + 5+160 44.43n–.01A+ SmCapStkAd +30 + 5+159 43.98n–.02A+ SmCapStkIn +32 + 6+172 19.95n+.00B– Spectrum Gr +23 + 7+109 23.90n–.01D– Spectrum Inc + 3 + 2 +48 12.99n–.03D Spectrum Intl +15 + 6 +92 12.59n–.08E ST Bond 0 + 0 +15 4.79n–.01E Summit Muni – 4 + 2 +31 11.24n–.01E SumtMunInt – 1 + 2 +24 11.60n+.00E Tax Fr Inc – 3 + 2 +27 9.90n–.01A– TotEqMktIdx +27 + 5+102 20.37n+.04D– Tx Fr Hi Yld – 4 + 1 +39 11.01n–.02E Tx Fr Sh Intm + 1 + 1 +15 5.66n+.00E VA Tax Fr Bd – 3 + 2 +26 11.55n–.01A Value +30 + 4+114 34.29n+.14

PRIMECAP Odyssey Funds$ 9.6 bil 800–729–2307

A+ AggrGrowth +48 + 7+216 28.74n+.03A– Growth +34 + 4+134 23.19n+.10A– Stock +29 + 5+110 20.64n+.08

Principal Investors$ 74.4 bil 800–222–5852

E Bd & Mtg In – 1 + 1 +43 10.79n+.00B CapApprecA +26 + 5 +94 52.54 +.00D DivrsIntlI +15 + 6 +69 11.77n+.00B– Eq Inc A +21 + 3 +83 23.14 +.00D– GlbDivIncA + 5 + 2 .. 14.23 +.00D HiYld A + 6 + 2 +77 7.94 +.00D HiYld Inst + 6 + 2 +79 7.90n+.00D HiYldI Inst + 6 + 3 +85 10.76n+.00E InflProt I – 6 + 0 +28 8.69n+.00D– IntlInstl +16 + 6 +58 13.05n+.00A Lg Val Ins +25 + 4 +82 13.58n+.00A– LgCapGrI I +29 + 8+152 12.76n+.00B+ LgS&P500 I +25 + 4 +94 12.47n+.00B– LgValI Ins +24 + 4 +74 14.41n+.00B– LgValIII I +25 + 2 +73 13.74n+.00B LrgCapGr I +28 + 7 +90 11.57n+.00B LrgGrowII I +23 + 6 +95 10.45n+.00D LT 2010 I + 9 + 3 +62 13.13n+.00D+ LT 2020 In +13 + 4 +73 14.27n+.00D+ LT 2020 J +13 + 4 +70 14.19n+.00C– LT 2030 I +16 + 4 +79 14.46n+.00C– LT 2030 J +15 + 4 +76 14.41n+.00C LT 2040 I +18 + 5 +83 15.02n+.00C LT 2050 I +19 + 5 +86 14.57n+.00A+ MidCpBlndA +28 + 6+145 19.87 +.00A+ MidCpBlndJ +28 + 6+144 19.21n+.00B– MidGrIII I +29 + 5+124 13.97n+.00B+ MidValI I +27 + 4+124 18.45n+.00

D– PrefSecs I + 2 + 1 +92 10.21n+.00C RealEstSecI + 8 + 1 +95 21.64n+.00A+ SmGrI Inst +34 + 6+166 14.80n+.00A+ SmlS&P600I +33 + 6+121 24.02n+.00A SmValII I +31 + 5+121 13.79n+.00D– StrAFlxInA + 6 + 2 +50 12.37 +.00C StrAsCnGrA +18 + 4 +76 17.53 +.00D+ StrAstBalA +14 + 4 +67 15.60 +.00D StrAstBalC +13 + 3 +63 15.43n+.00C+ StrAStrGrA +22 + 5 +84 19.91 +.00

ProFunds Inv$ 1.6 bil 888–776–3637

A+ BiotechUltraSector +96 + 13 +307 195.16n+.00

Prudential A$ 23.3 bil 800–225–1852

C+ 20/20Focus +24 + 4+107 19.20 +.01C+ Blend +27 + 5+107 23.37 –.02D+ GlbRealEst + 8 + 3 +90 22.68 +.02B+ Growth +28 + 9+121 26.77 +.01A+ Health Sci +40 + 2+187 39.45 –.01D HighYield + 5 + 3 +80 5.73 –.01B+ Mid Cap Gr +23 + 5+126 38.42 +.00E Natl Muni – 4 + 1 +24 14.60 –.01E NaturlRsrc +13 + 9 +91 50.84 –.57E Sh Tm Corp + 1 + 1 +26 11.37 –.01B+ Small Co +27 + 5+133 28.57 –.16D– TotRetBd – 1 + 2 +48 14.22 +.00B Utility +22 + 4 +94 14.21 +.03

Prudential C$ 3.3 bil 800–225–1852

C Eqty Inc +22 + 5+112 15.88n+.01A+ Health Sci +39 + 2+178 34.23n–.02

Prudential Z&I$ 13.9 bil 800–225–1852

C+ 20/20FocusZ +24 + 4+110 20.11n+.02C– GlbRealEstZ + 8 + 3 +92 22.80n+.02A– Growth Z +29 + 9+124 28.02n+.01A+ Health SciZ +41 + 3+192 41.56n–.01D High Yld Z + 6 + 3 +82 5.75n+.00B+ Mid Cap GrZ +23 + 5+129 39.99n+.00A– Small Co Z +28 + 6+136 29.93n–.16D– TotRetBdZ – 1 + 2 +49 14.17n+.00

Putnam A$ 42.2 bil 800–225–1581

C Asset All Gr +20 + 5 +90 16.25 +.00C– AsstAllBal +15 + 4 +79 13.65 –.01E CA Tax Ex – 3 + 1 +29 7.85 –.01A+ CapSpec +24 + 4 .. 33.52 –.03D– Diversifd Inc + 6 + 1 +48 7.83 +.02A+ EqtSpec +31 + 7 .. 38.90 –.03A Equity Inc +25 + 3+102 20.99 +.03A– GlbHlthCre +32 + 3 +81 58.70 +.22B– Glob Eqty +25 + 5 +93 12.02 –.05A– Gr & Inc +28 + 4 +97 18.90 +.03C– GrgPtmBal +14 + 2 +54 15.08 +.02D High Yield + 7 + 3 +83 8.06 +.00D– Income + 2 + 2 +60 7.20 +.00D+ Intl Equity +22 + 7 +67 23.44 –.15D IntlCapOpps +20 + 7+111 39.32 –.34A– Investors +27 + 5+103 18.53 +.05A Mlt Cap Val +34 + 7+138 18.06 +.04B MltCpGrw +27 + 6+108 70.86 +.01E NY Tax Ex – 4 + 1 +23 8.33 –.01E Tax Ex Inc – 4 + 1 +27 8.45 +.00E TxFrHghYld – 5 + 0 +36 11.70 +.00E US Govt Inc 0 + 2 +35 13.40 +.00C– Voyager +34 + 9+138 29.46 –.01

Putnam C$ 3.7 bil 800–225–1581

A+ CapSpec +24 + 4 .. 33.00n–.02E Dvrsfd Inc + 5 + 1 +42 7.71n+.02A+ EqtSpec +31 + 6 .. 37.89n–.03

Putnam Y$ 6.7 bil 800–225–1581

A+ CapSpec +25 + 5 .. 33.67n–.02A+ EqtSpec +32 + 7 .. 39.17n–.03A Equity Inc +25 + 3+104 20.99n+.03

Rainier Funds$ 3.5 bil 800–248–6314

B MidCpEqI +25 + 5+115 55.75n+.00A– Sm/Mid Eq I +28 + 5+113 47.61n–.03B+ Sm/Mid Eq O +27 + 5+111 46.11n–.04

Ridgeworth$ 22.5 bil 877–984–7321

D Hi Inc I + 6 + 3 +96 7.29n+.00D Hi Yield I + 4 + 2 +70 10.16n+.00E InGrTxEx I – 2 + 1 +25 12.06n+.00A– LgValEq I +27 + 4+101 18.09n+.07A– MidValEq I +27 + 5+146 14.87n+.02D– SFlRtHiIncI + 4 + 1 +44 9.05n+.00B+ SmValEq I +29 + 7+137 17.81n+.01E TotRetBondI – 2 + 1 +29 10.50n–.02E US UlShBd I 0 + 0 +8 10.11n+.00

RiverNorth Funds$ 1.7 bil 800–646–0148

DoubleLine Strat Inc I 0 + 2 ..10.72n +.00D+ RvrnrtCrOpp +13 + 3+105 13.04n+.00

Robeco Funds$ 816 mil 212–908–9500

C– BosLngShIns + 7 + 1+134 21.62n–.02Royce Funds$ 21.7 bil 800–221–4268

E LowPrStkSev + 9 + 3 +89 15.07n–.08D MicroCap I +15 + 6+101 17.07n–.11A Opport I +33 + 6+157 15.89n–.05B+ PA Mutl Inv +27 + 6+119 14.64n–.03B– PAMutlCnst +26 + 6+110 12.99n–.02B– PremierInv +21 + 4+113 23.09n+.03B+ SpecialEq I +24 + 6+106 26.23n–.15B+ TotlRet I +27 + 6+103 17.14n–.03C– Value Svc +21 + 6+114 13.68n–.01C+ ValuePlsSer +24 + 5+101 17.15n–.06

RS Funds$ 6.8 bil 800–766–3863

D– Glb Nat Res + 2 + 3 +81 37.43 –.40E LowDurBdA 0 + 0 +5 10.15 +.00B– LrgCpAlpha +30 + 4 +86 57.27 +.24A+ Partners A +34 + 8+149 42.88 –.03A+ SelectGrowA +31 + 6+198 47.84 –.48A+ SmCapGrA +42 + 6+182 66.14 –.58C+ Value +30 + 5+114 33.82 +.05

Russell Funds I$ 3.4 bil 800–787–7354

D– IntlDvlMkt +17 + 5 +63 36.08n–.35E StratBd – 1 + 1 +41 10.88n–.02

Russell Funds S$ 16.8 bil 800–787–7354

E EmergMkts + 1 + 7+104 19.04n–.05C– Glb Eqty +21 + 3 +89 11.07n–.04D GlbRlEstSec + 7 + 3 +70 41.18n+.01D– IntlDvlMkt +16 + 5 +62 36.03n–.35E InvstGrBd – 2 + 1 +35 21.83n–.05E ShDuratnBd + 1 + 1 +23 19.36n+.00E Strat Bd – 1 + 1 +41 11.02n–.03E Tax Ex Bd 0 + 2 +21 22.54n–.01B+ TxMgUSLgCp +25 + 5+105 28.11n+.01A+ TxMgUSMdSm +34 + 6+139 22.51n–.10A USSmlEqt +35 + 6+127 33.37n–.16

Russell Lifepoints A$ 2.4 bil 800–787–7354

D– Bal Strat +10 + 3 +60 11.89 +.00D Gr Strat +13 + 4 +65 11.60 +.00

Russell Lifepoints C$ 2.9 bil 800–787–7354

D– Bal Strat + 9 + 3 +56 11.76n+.00D Gr Strat +12 + 4 +60 11.36n+.00

Russell Lifepoints S$ 1.3 bil 800–787–7354

D Bal Strat +10 + 3 +62 12.00n+.00Rydex Dynamic$ 642 mil 800–820–0888

A+ Ndq1002xStH +59+ 17+393 255.97n+.26

Rydex Investor$ 1.7 bil 800–820–0888

A+ Biotech +45 + 3+190 60.17n +.35A– Ndq +27 + 8+149 22.05n+.02

Rydex/Sgi A$ 1.5 bil 800–820–0888

B– MidCapVal A +28 + 4+113 39.48 +.01

—S—T—U—Schroder Funds$ 2.3 bil 800–464–3108

E EmgMktEqInv r 0 + 9+102 13.76n+.00B+ NorthAmerEq +25 + 4 +91 13.57n+.00

Schwab Funds$ 45.1 bil 800–435–4000

B+ 1000Idx Inv +26 + 5 +95 48.44n+.13B Core Equity +24 + 4 +82 23.55n+.09A– Div Eq Sel +26 + 3 +83 18.29n+.07A– FdUSLgInst +28 + 4+126 13.70n+.05B– FmdUS Sm I +31 + 6+132 12.80n+.02A+ Health Care +34 + 5+123 24.67n+.10D Intl Idx Sel +18 + 6 +61 19.81n–.11

C MTGrwth +19 + 4 +75 21.65n–.02B+ S&P500 Slct +26 + 5 +95 27.86n+.08A Sm Cap Select +30 + 5+126 27.50n–.12A+ Sm Eq Sel +34 + 5+137 24.81n–.06C+ Target 2040 +21 + 4 +94 15.48n–.01E TaxFreeBond – 1 + 1 +26 11.58n+.00E Tot Bd Mkt – 2 + 1 +21 9.35n–.03A– TotStkIdxSel +27 + 5+103 32.60n+.07

Schwartz Funds$ 1.1 bil 248–644–8500

A– AveMarRiDiv +27 + 5+105 16.98n+.00Scout Funds$ 12.8 bil 800–996–2862

D– Intl +10 + 2 +77 36.30n–.27A– Mid Cap +31 + 5+158 17.84n–.04A Small Cap +30 + 5 +99 22.70n–.09

SEI Portfolios$ 22.3 bil 800–342–5734

E CoreFxdInst A – 2 + 0 +46 11.25n–.03E Emrg Mkt A + 1 + 7 +75 10.93n–.04D High Yld Bond + 4 + 2 +89 7.79n+.00D– Intl Equity A +17 + 5 +56 9.93n–.10E IntlEmrgMkt A – 7 + 0 +80 10.47n–.09E Intmd Muni A – 2 + 1 +24 11.39n–.01B+ Larg Cp Val A +27 + 3 +85 22.87n+.05B+ Lge Cp Gr A +25 + 6+112 31.58n+.12B+ S&P 500 Idx E +25 + 5 +94 48.49n+.14E Sh Dur Govt A – 1 + 0 +11 10.52n+.00A Sm Cp Gr A +35 + 5+137 24.90n–.14B+ TxMgdLgCp A +27 + 5 +99 17.53n+.05A– TxMgdSmMdA +31 + 5+125 17.54n–.04A– VolatilityA +25 + 3 +91 16.82n+.06

Selected Funds$ 5.7 bil 800–243–1575

B– American D +26 + 4 +79 49.40n+.05C+ American S +26 + 4 +77 49.38n+.05

Sentinel Group$ 4.2 bil 800–282–3863

B CmmnStk A +25 + 4 +93 42.19 +.12A Small Co A +30 + 5+110 8.34 –.03

Sequoia Fund$ 7.4 bil 800–686–6884

A+ Sequoia +28 + 6+113 216.22n+2.23

Sit Funds$ 2.9 bil 800–332–5580

B DividendGr +22 + 3 +92 17.48n+.04E US Govt – 2 – 1 +14 11.06n+.02A– † SoundShore +34 + 6 +93 46.42n+.06

SSGA Funds$ 3.3 bil 800–647–7327

E EmergMkts – 2 + 9 +79 18.62n–.07B+ S&P 500 Idx +25 + 5 +93 28.27n+.08

State Frm Asc$ 6.0 bil 309–766–2029

D– Balanced +11 + 2 +43 61.26n+.00C Growth +20 + 2 +63 65.94n+.00E Muni Bond – 1 + 2 +16 8.69n+.00

Sterling Capital$ 1.7 bil 704–372–8670

A– MdCpValInst +37 + 5+133 19.54n+.08Stratton Funds$ 1.2 bil 800–634–5726

A Sm Cap Yield +31 + 5+104 71.34n–.18SunAmer Foc$ 3.0 bil 800–858–8850

A+ Div Strat B +37 + 3+148 17.49n +.13A+ Div Strat C +37 + 3+150 17.48n +.12

Target Funds$ 2.5 bil 800–442–8748

A– SmallCapVal +29 + 5+116 27.64n–.07TCM Funds$ 260 mil 800–536–3230

A– TCMSmGr +39 + 7+108 40.49n–.18TCW Funds$ 16.8 bil 800–386–3829

E CoreFxdIncN x – 1 + 1 +38x10.94n–.03A Div Foc +28 + 4+111 15.40n+.06D– EmMktsInc I x – 4 + 2 +104x8.52n –.01A RelValLrgI +28 + 3+108 19.52n+.05A– Select Eq I +23 + 8+126 24.83n–.01D– TotRetBd I x + 2 + 3 +41x10.11n–.02D– TotRetBd N x + 2 + 3 +39x10.43n–.02

TempletonInstl$ 6.2 bil 800–321–8563

D ForeignEqty +16 + 6 +68 22.78n–.10TFS Capital$ 1.7 bil 888–837–4446

D– MktNeutrl + 3 + 2 +35 16.09n–.10Third Avenue$ 7.3 bil 800–880–8442

D FocCredFdInst +14 + 4 .. 11.11n+.05D Intl Val I +17 + 4 +83 19.87n–.14C+ RlEstVal I +16 + 6+105 29.52n–.04B SmlCapVal I +25 + 5 +85 28.05n–.11D Value Inst +16 + 2 +78 57.87n+.01

Thompson IM$ 2.2 bil 877–886–5777

D– Bond + 2 + 1 +54 11.85n–.01Thornburg A$ 14.3 bil 800–847–0200

A+ Core Growth +32 + 6+145 25.28 +.00D+ Income Bldr +15 + 5 +80 20.79 +.00D– Intl Value +11 + 4 +63 30.22 –.15E Ltd Mun Nat 0 + 1 +20 14.45 +.00E Ltd Trm Inc 0 + 1 +35 13.47 –.02

Thornburg C$ 8.2 bil 800–847–0200

D Income Bldr +14 + 5 +76 20.79n+.00E Intl Value +10 + 3 +58 28.25n–.14E Ltd Trm Inc 0 + 1 +34 13.45n–.02E Ltd Trm Mun 0 + 1 +19 14.48n+.00

Thornburg I$ 19.6 bil 800–847–0200

D– Intl Value +11 + 4 +65 30.88n–.15E Ltd Trm Inc 0 + 1 +36 13.47n–.03E Ltd Trm Mun 0 + 1 +21 14.46n+.00

Thrivent Funds A$ 6.2 bil 800–847–4836

C Lrg Cap Stk +23 + 4 +68 27.58 +.04B– Mid Cap Stk +28 + 6+126 20.40 +.02E Muni Bond – 3 + 2 +23 11.17 –.01

TIAA–CREF FUNDS$ 16.4 bil 800–842–2776

E Bond – 1 + 1 +28 10.41n–.02A– Equity Idx +27 + 5+103 13.68n+.03A Growth&Inc +27 + 6+101 12.67n+.03D IntlEquity +19 + 6 +86 11.42n–.08A SmlCapEqPrm +33 + 6 .. 19.68n–.06B+ SocialEqty +28 + 4+101 15.11n+.03

TIAA–CREF Instl Retirement$ 13.7 bil 800–223–1200

A– Equity Idx +26 + 5+101 13.85n+.03A– Growth&Inc +27 + 6+100 12.82n+.04D IntlEqtyIdx +18 + 6 +65 19.53n–.11D IntlEquity +19 + 6 +85 11.78n–.07D LfCycl 2015 +11 + 4 +64 12.75n–.01D+ LfCycl 2020 +13 + 4 +70 12.97n+.00C– LfCycl 2025 +15 + 4 +75 13.09n+.00C LfCycl 2030 +17 + 5 +80 13.19n+.00C LfCycl 2035 +19 + 5 +85 13.48n+.00C+ LfCycl 2040 +21 + 6 +87 13.81n+.01B+ MidCapValu +27 + 4+113 23.35n+.06A SmBlendIdx +30 + 5+109 18.54n–.08A– SmlCapEqty +33 + 6+116 19.44n–.07

TIAA–CREF Instl Funds$ 33.2 bil 800–842–2776

E Bond Index – 2 + 1 .. 10.66n–.03E Bond Plus – 1 + 1 +34 10.55n–.02D+ EnIntEqIdI +20 + 7 +71 8.40n–.04B+ EnLgGrIdxI +25 + 7+105 11.55n+.02B+ EnLgVlIdxI +26 + 4 +79 10.67n+.04D HiYldInstl + 5 + 3 +81 10.47n+.00E InflLnkBond – 7 – 1 +34 11.44n–.08D IntlEqtyIdx +18 + 6 +64 19.20n–.11B+ LargeCpVal +28 + 4+103 18.20n+.07C+ LfCycl 2040 +21 + 6 +87 11.19n+.01A– LgCpGrowIdx +26 + 7+117 18.33n+.04A– LgCpValIdx +26 + 3 +82 16.25n+.06A– LrgCpGrowth +29 + 8+116 15.16n+.05A– MidCapGrow +30 + 5+147 25.13n–.04B+ MidCapValu +27 + 4+115 23.49n+.05C– RealEstSecs + 6 + 3 +87 13.05n +.10A– S&P500 Idx +26 + 5 +94 19.96n+.05E ShortBond 0 + 1 +16 10.43n+.00A SmBlendIdx +30 + 5+110 18.50n–.08A SmlCapEqty +33 + 6+118 19.73n–.06

TIAA–CREF Instl Funds Reta$ 5.4 bil 800–223–1200

A– EquityIndex +26 + 5+101 13.88n+.03A– Growth&Inc +27 + 6+101 15.58n+.04D HiYld + 5 + 3 +80 10.51n–.01A– LrgCpGrowth +29 + 8+114 15.11n+.05D+ MgdAlloc +13 + 4 +70 12.07n–.01

Tocqueville$ 3.7 bil 800–697–3863

B– Delafield +22 + 3+139 37.12n–.01

E Gold –42 – 5 +92 36.76n–1.25

Touchstone$ 11.5 bil 800–543–0407

A+ SandCpInsGr +34+ 13+212 22.99n–.03A+ SandSelGrZ +34+ 13+207 16.74n–.03A+ SandsSelGrY +34+ 13+211 17.12n–.03A SmCapCore Y +27 + 5 .. 20.69n+.08

Tr For Cr Union$ 1.1 bil 800–342–5828

E Shrt Duratn 0 + 0 +9 9.75n+.00E UltShDurGov 0 + 0 +4 9.58n+.00

Tr For Pro Mng$ 1.8 bil

A+ CnvrgncCrPlsInstl +26 + 3 .. 17.11n +.03A+ SmeadValInstl +31 + 3 .. 35.55n+.17A+ SmeadValInv +31 + 3+132 35.51n+.17

Transamerica A$ 4.6 bil 888–233–4339

C– AstAllocGr +22 + 4 +79 15.28 +.02D AstAlMod +11 + 3 +61 13.58 +.00D AstAlModGr +16 + 4 +68 14.40 +.01A SysSmMdVal +29 + 6+146 29.03 –.02

Transamerica C$ 3.8 bil 888–233–4339

D AstAllModGr +16 + 3 +65 14.30n+.00C– AstAllocGr +21 + 4 +74 14.89n+.01D– AstAlMod +11 + 3 +57 13.48n+.00

Transamerica Partners$ 2.1 bil 800–755–5801

A Lg Value +30 + 4 +85 23.86n+.02Transamerica Partners Instl$ 3.5 bil 800–755–5801

B+ StkIndex +25 + 5 +94 11.80n+.03Turner Funds$ 1.7 bil 800–224–6312

A Small Cap Gr +35 + 8+131 45.26n–.40Tweedy Browne$ 8.5 bil 800–432–4789

C GlblVal +17 + 3 +86 27.22n–.09C Value +20 + 3 +76 23.69n+.00C– WrldHiDvVal +15 + 3 +77 11.60n–.08

UBS Investment Fds$ 1.7 bil 800–794–7753

A+ US SmlGr Y +38 + 5+172 24.14n–.16Undiscovered Mgrs$ 439 mil 888–242–3514

A+ BehaveVal A +30 + 5+190 50.18 +.00USAA Group$ 40.7 bil 800–531–8722

B– Aggress Grth +27 + 7 +87 41.49n+.09D– CA Bond – 3 + 2 +33 10.50n–.01C– Capital Gr +25 + 6 +66 8.56n–.02D CornerstMod + 8 + 3 +67 14.79n–.02D– CornerstModAgg + 9 + 3 +68 25.10n –.04A Extn Mkt Idx +30 + 5+130 17.34n–.02B+ Growth +27 + 6 +99 21.42n+.01B– Growth&Incm +28 + 6 +94 20.57n+.07D Hi Inc + 7 + 2 +88 8.85n+.00E Income 0 + 1 +41 13.12n–.03B IncomeStk +26 + 4 +81 16.94n+.07D International +14 + 4 +79 29.66n–.21D– Intm Trm Bd + 1 + 1 +57 10.75n–.02A– NASDAQ 100 +28 + 8+153 9.72n+.00E Prcs Metals –45 – 3 +41 14.87n–.58B+ S&P 500 +25 + 5 +92 25.16n+.07B+ S&P500Rwd +25 + 5 +93 25.16n+.07A Sci & Tech +31 + 7+144 19.28n+.01E Sh Term Bond + 1 + 1 +21 9.21n–.01A SmlCapStk +29 + 5+120 19.38n–.07D– TarRet2020 + 7 + 3 +69 12.88n–.02D TarRet2030 +11 + 4 +82 13.36n–.02D+ TarRet2040 +14 + 4 +86 13.22n–.03E Tax Ex Intmd – 1 + 1 +30 13.23n–.01E Tax Ex LT – 3 + 2 +33 13.14n–.01E Tx Ex Sh Trm 0 + 0 +13 10.73n+.01E VA Bond – 3 + 1 +25 10.92n–.01A– Value +29 + 4+110 19.20n+.04B– World Gr +22 + 4+102 26.37n–.05

—V—W—X—Value Line$ 1.8 bil 800–223–0818

A+ EmergOpps +31 + 6+130 49.42n–.11A– PremierGrow +21 + 6+120 35.01n+.06

Van Eck Funds$ 2.1 bil 800–221–2220

E GlbHrdAstA +15 + 8 +72 48.75 +.00Vanguard Admiral$ 660 bil 800–997–2798

A– 500 Index +26 + 5 +95 162.61n+.47C– Balance Idx +15 + 3 +72 26.89n+.01E CA LngTxEx – 3 + 2 +26 11.36n–.01E CAIntmTxEx – 1 + 2 +25 11.37n–.01A– Cap Opps r +36 + 5+124 105.82n+.61E EmgMkSt r – 3 + 7 +88 34.97n–.20D Energy r +16 + 6 +60 128.88n–.62A+ Equity Inc +25 + 3 +91 61.81n+.16D EuroStkIdx r +17 + 7 +59 70.44n–.41A+ Explorer +36 + 6+147 100.43n–.11A Ext Mkt Idx +31 + 5+140 60.04n–.06E FL LngTxEx – 5 + 0 +24 11.31n+.00E GNMA – 1 + 1 +21 10.60n–.01A– Growth Idx +25 + 7+115 45.49n+.09A– Growth&Inc +26 + 4 +92 61.62n+.21D HiYld Corp r + 3 + 3 +79 6.05n+.00E HiYldTxEx – 3 + 2 +32 10.63n+.00A+ Hlth Care r +35 + 5+115 79.43n+.27A+ HlthcareIdx r +35 + 5+120 48.57n +.28E InflProSecs – 7 – 1 +33 26.21n–.17E Int Treas – 2 + 0 +20 11.35n–.03D Intl Growth r +18 + 7 +89 72.39n–.35E Intmd Tax Ex – 1 + 2 +23 13.84n+.00E IntmdInvGrd – 2 + 1 +48 9.86n–.03A– LargeCapIdx +26 + 5 +99 40.87n+.11D– LgInvGdAdmr – 6 + 0 +66 9.79n–.08E LT Tax Ex – 3 + 2 +26 11.13n–.01D– LT Treas –10 + 0 +30 11.49n–.12E LtdTrm TxEx 0 + 1 +12 11.06n+.00B+ Mid Cap Idx +29 + 4+138 131.36n+.22B Morgan Gr +27 + 6+110 78.22n+.12E NJLngTxEx – 2 + 2 +23 11.73n–.01E NYLngTxEx – 3 + 2 +24 11.15n–.01D Pac Stk Idx r +17 + 6 +61 75.98n–.33E PALngTxEx – 3 + 2 +23 11.08n–.01B+ Primecap r +33 + 7+101 95.74n+.48C REIT Idx r + 8 + 2 +90 98.41n +.53E Sh Tm TxEx 0 + 0 +6 15.87n+.00E Sh Trm Fed 0 + 0 +11 10.73n+.00E ShrtInvAdmr + 1 + 1 +24 10.74n–.01E ShTrmBdIdx 0 + 0 +14 10.55n–.01A Small Idx +31 + 5+139 50.63n–.05E ST Treas 0 + 0 +7 10.71n–.01E Tot Bd Idx – 2 + 1 +26 10.69n–.03A– TtlStMktIdx +27 + 5+103 44.54n+.10B+ TxMgd G&I r +26 + 5 +95 79.06n+.23B+ TxMgdCap r +27 + 5+102 90.06n+.23D TxMgIntAd r +19 + 7 +65 13.05n–.07A+ TxMgSCAd r +33 + 6+128 41.30n–.16A– US Growth +27 + 7+106 69.73n+.16B+ Value Idx +27 + 3 +83 28.54n+.09D Wellesley Inc + 7 + 2 +61 61.36n–.04C Wellington +16 + 3 +77 66.41n+.04A Windsor +30 + 4+118 65.78n–.03

36 Mos 2013 12Wk 5 Yr NetPerformance % % After Asset NAVRating Fund Chg Chg Tax Rtn Value Chg

36 Mos 2013 12Wk 5 Yr NetPerformance % % After Asset NAVRating Fund Chg Chg Tax Rtn Value Chg

APR 12 3.3%MAY 12 3.5%JUN 12 3.8%JUL 12 3.8%AUG 12 3.7%SEP 12 3.6%

OCT 12 3.6%NOV 12 3.4%DEC 12 3.1%JAN 13 3.4%FEB 13 3.5%MAR 13 3.5%

APR 13 3.6%MAY 13 3.6%JUN 13 3.4%JUL 13 3.7%AUG 13 3.5%SEP 13 3.4%

36 Mos 2013 12Wk 5 Yr NetPerformance % % After Asset NAVRating Fund Chg Chg Tax Rtn Value Chg

36 Mos 2013 12Wk 5 Yr NetPerformance % % After Asset NAVRating Fund Chg Chg Tax Rtn Value Chg

36 Mos 2013 12Wk 5 Yr NetPerformance % % After Asset NAVRating Fund Chg Chg Tax Rtn Value Chg

U.S. Stock Fund Cash Position High (11/00) 6.2% Low (7/11) 3.1%

36 Mos Fund 2013 12 Wk 5 Yr Net NAVPerformance % % After Asset ChgRating Chg Chg Tax%Value

36 Mos Fund 2013 12 Wk 5 Yr Net NAVPerformance % % After Asset ChgRating Chg Chg Tax%Value

36 Mos Fund 2013 12 Wk 5 Yr Net NAVPerformance % % After Asset ChgRating Chg Chg Tax%Value

36 Mos Fund 2013 12 Wk 5 Yr Net NAVPerformance % % After Asset ChgRating Chg Chg Tax%Value

Top Growth FundsLast 3 Months (All Total Returns)

Performance% Change Rating $ Net

Mutual Fund Last 3 Mos 36 Mos Assets

ProFunds InvBiotechUltraSector " 17 A" 327 milMorgan Stan Ins SmCoGr I " 15 A" 1.73 bilTouchstone SandCpInsGr " 15 A" 3.479 bilTouchstone SandSelGrZ " 15 A" 2.142 bilMorgan Stan A FocGrowth " 13 B 1.254 bil

Morgan Stan A MltiCpOpps " 13 B 255 milBrown Captl Mgmt Small Co " 13 A" 2.222 bilMorgan Stan Ins CapGr I " 13 A# 847 milKinetics SmCpOpport " 12 A" 167 milPrice LgCpGrInstl " 12 A 7.856 bil

Integrity Viking WllBsMdNAm " 12 A 617 milWaddell&Rd Adv Vanguard A " 12 B 1.258 bilIvy LrgCapGr A " 12 B 963 milBaron Partners " 12 A" 971 milWaddell&Rd Adv TaxMgd Eq A " 12 B 242 mil

Price BlueChip Gr " 12 A" 16.25 bilPrice LgCoreGr I " 12 A" 849 milING Partners PriceGrEq I " 12 A 985 milPrice Growth Stk " 12 A 31.509 bilBuffalo Funds Micro Cap " 12 A" 325 mil

Allianz A RCM Growth " 12 A 231 milMainStay A Lrg Cp Grow " 12 B" 1.559 bilLord Abbett A Dvlp Grwth " 11 A" 1.299 bilLord Abbett I SecMicroGr " 11 A" 142 milPrice New Amer Gr " 11 A# 3.536 bil

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36 Mos Fund 2013 12 Wk 5 Yr Net NAVPerformance % % After Asset ChgRating Chg Chg Tax%Value

36 Mos Fund 2013 12 Wk 5 Yr Net NAVPerformance % % After Asset ChgRating Chg Chg Tax%Value

36 Mos Fund 2013 12 Wk 5 Yr Net NAVPerformance % % After Asset ChgRating Chg Chg Tax%Value

36 Mos Fund 2013 12 Wk 5 Yr Net NAVPerformance % % After Asset ChgRating Chg Chg Tax%Value

Top Growth FundsLast 36 Months (All Total Returns)

Performance% Change Rating $ Net

Mutual Fund In 2013 36 Mos Assets

ProFunds InvBiotechUltraSector " 89 A" 327 milBuffalo Funds Micro Cap " 50 A" 325 milHodgesHodges SmCp " 37 A" 645 milPacific Advisors SmallCapVal " 47 A" 151 milPrice NewHorizns " 40 A" 13.358 bil

Matthew25 " 29 A" 681 milPNC SmlCpI " 39 A" 253 milBrown Captl Mgmt Small Co " 42 A" 2.222 bilPRIMECAP Odyssey Fund AggrGrowth " 47 A" 4.146 bilArtisan Funds SmallCapInv " 35 A" 1.086 bil

Hancock Horizon Funds BurkenroadA " 29 A" 475 milAlliance Brnstn I SmCapGrow " 36 A" 509 milRS SelectGrowA " 31 A" 373 milUBS Investment Fds US SmlGr Y " 38 A" 205 milOppenheimer A Discovery " 39 A" 1.518 bil

Touchstone SandCpInsGr " 33 A" 3.479 bilLoomis Syls SmCapGr Inst " 41 A" 910 milAmer Beacon Inv StphnSmallCpGr " 39 A" 158 milManagers TimsqSmGrI " 39 A" 880 milPIMCO Inst l FundIdxPlTr " 29 A" 1.165 bil

Glenmede Sml Eq Adv " 40 A" 635 milLord Abbett A Dvlp Grwth " 50 A" 1.299 bilLegg Mason A CBAggGr " 36 A" 3.945 bilTouchstone SandSelGrZ " 33 A" 2.142 bilManagers GWKSmCpEqInst " 36 A" 152 mil

INVESTOR'S BUSINESS DAILY MUTUAL FUND PERFORMANCE MONDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 2013 A15

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51 funds with 4 or 5 stars. All from Columbia Management.

Columbia CorporateIncome Fund (SRINX)Overall rating among 1,021 Intermediate-Term Bond funds. The Fund received a Morningstar Rating™ of 5 stars among 1,021 funds, 5 stars among 876 funds and 4 stars among 618 funds for the 3-, 5- and 10-year periods, respectively.

Columbia IncomeBuilder Fund (CBUZX)Overall rating among 594 Conservative Allocation funds. The Fund received a Morningstar Rating of 4 stars among 594 funds and 4 stars among 499 funds for the 3- and 5-year periods, respectively.

Columbia High YieldMunicipal Fund (SRHMX)Overall rating among 151 High Yield Municipal funds. The Fund received a Morningstar Rating of 5 stars among 151 funds, 4 stars among 122 funds and 3 stars among 92 funds for the 3-, 5- and 10-year periods, respectively.

Columbia Limited DurationCredit Fund (CLDZX)Overall rating among 380 Short-Term Bond funds.The Fund received a Morningstar Rating of 5 stars among 380 funds, 4 stars among 335 funds and 4 stars among 232 funds for the 3-, 5- and 10-year periods, respectively.

Columbia DividendIncome Fund (GSFTX)Overall rating among 1,043 Large Value funds. The Fund received a Morningstar Rating of 3 stars among 1,043 funds, 5 stars among 926 funds and 5 stars among 608 funds for the 3-, 5- and 10-year periods, respectively.

ColumbiaThermostat Fund (COTZX)Overall rating among 773 Moderate Allocation funds. The Fund received a Morningstar Rating of 4 stars among 773 funds, 4 stars among 699 funds and 4 stars among 426 funds for the 3-, 5- and 10-year periods, respectively.

Columbia Select Large CapGrowth Fund (UMLGX)Overall rating among 1,484 Large Growth funds. The Fund received a Morningstar Rating of 4 stars among 1,484 funds, 4 stars among 1,302 funds and 4 stars among 878 funds for the 3-, 5- and 10-year periods, respectively.

Columbia ContrarianCore Fund (SMGIX)Overall rating among 1,372 Large Blend funds. The Fund received a Morningstar Rating of 5 stars among 1,372 funds, 5 stars among 1,233 funds and 5 stars among 779 funds for the 3-, 5- and 10-year periods, respectively.

Here are a few.

A16 MONDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 2013 IBD SPECIAL REPORT: FINANCIAL ADVISERS' GUIDE INVESTORS.COM

FINANCIAL ADVISERS’ GUIDE5 MistakesTo AvoidWith ClientsAdvisers lose businessif they don’t steer clearof these major pitfalls

B Y P A U L K A T Z E F FINVESTOR'S BUSINESS DAILY

Taddei, Ludwig & Asso-ciates, a wealth adviso-ry firm in San Rafael,Calif., has seen its prof-its soar by about 50%in the past year. The se-cret to its heightenedsuccess? No more Mr.Nice Guy.

Clients with more as-sets and more complex needs re-ceive more attention. The regis-tered investment adviser also initi-ated a minimum annual fee of$5,500, nudging prospective cli-entswith under $500,000in invest-able assets to go elsewhere.Yet thefirm’s assets under managementjumped nearly 29% in 2012 to $139million and another $45 million sofar this year.

“These moves have helped usgrow more thoughtfully and serveall of our clients better,” Taddeisaid.

Such steps are one way today’s fi-nancial advisers are boosting busi-ness, corralling more clients andaugmenting assets under manage-ment.

Besides revamping how they lookat clients, advisers are tapping fi-nancial websites and other Inter-net tools to stay on the cutting edgeof developments in their industry.But the human touch is still criticalto get clients through the door andkeep them.

“Face to face is crucial to buildingrelationships,” noted one adviserwho participated in a recent IBDsurvey. “Touching clients in per-son from time to time is also key.Phone, email, mail contacts in be-tween (and) in-person visits com-plete the picture.”

The stakes are huge. Many advis-ers target the wealthiest house-holds, ultra-high-net-worth peo-ple, who typically have more than$10 million in investable assets.These are the folks who can owntheir own Caribbean islands if theywish.

Eyeing The Mass-AffluentBut people who are not superrich

are actually the bigger pot ofhoney, collectively. Firms like Tad-dei Ludwig cater to them. Nearly 11million households are in the mass-affluent, affluent and wealthy cate-gories, with $500,000 to $10 mil-lion in assets to invest.

In aggregate this group holds 62%of investable assets in the U.S., re-search firm Cerulli Associates says.

Those investors are the key priz-es in the war. Here are some of thewinning strategies.00 Learn to leverage referrals.The most common wayto reach po-tential clients is via referral. Every-one knows some referrals are more

productive than others. Adviserswho are best at growing their busi-ness know how to make the most ofreferrals.

“Most referrals come from otherclients. The rest come from centersof influence,” said Nick Georgis,Charles Schwab Advisor Servicesvice president for practice manage-ment and strategic business devel-opment.

“Centers of influence” are peoplewho everyone asks for advice —lawyers, CPAs, successful and pop-ular business owners.

And advisers who are best atgrowing business know how to talkwith centers of influence.

“They have a targeted, structuredwayof dealing with centers of influ-ence,” Georgis said. “Other advis-ers do not.”

The most frequent mistake“other” advisers make is to wastetheir shot at centers of influence.They think the key goal of a meet-ing is to become a buddy of the cen-ter of influence. “They treat meet-ings as casual,” Georgis said.

They shouldn’t. What they shoulddo is explain how they can providewhatacenter ofinfluence needs.

“This may seem obvious, but itisn’t,” Georgis said. “Many advis-ers don’t even make time for suchmeetings.”

Suppose you arrange lunch witha local, widely admired lawyerwho specializes in helping small-business owners sell their compa-nies. His clients will likely end upneedingestate planning, tax, invest-ment and retirement advice. That’s

where you, the adviser, come in.You can fill those needs.00 Keep an eye out for technolo-gy that will help you run yourbusiness. Schwab and other finan-cial custodians help registered in-vestment advisers (RIAs) bettersteer their businesses by introduc-ing them to software that can helpwith everything from keepingtrackof office staples to tracking in-vestments, explaining an invest-ment plan and managing their ownoffice human resources functions.00 Develop a relationship withlocal large companies. “You canoffer free financial and retirementplanning education for employeesin the company retirement plan,”said David Littell, a professor anddirector of the American College’sCenter for Retirement Income.The American College grants thechartered financial consultant(ChFC) designation and provideseducation for advisers aspiring tothe certified financial planner(CFP) designation.

Even if you don’t charge for thatservice, employees who want addi-tional guidance can become payingclients on their own.00 Tailor your presentation asneatly as possible to prospects’needs. Sure, advisers generallyknow the value of getting their footin the door via such seminars. Buthow do you make an impression soemployeesseek you out later, or thecompany pays you to come back?00 Add value with specializedknowledge. So says ScottSmith,di-rector of Cerulli Associates. Study

the retirement or health plan. Giveactionable advice that workers canuse with a stock purchase plan.Talk about payout options. Explainhow offerings interact with Medi-care and Social Security. What sortof questions do retirees ask thecompany HR department?

“This is the type of knowledgethat differentiates a comprehen-sive planner from a salesman,”Smith said.00 Keep your skills sharp withcontinuing education. Ameri-cans’ financial needs are changing.With battalions of baby boomersmarching into their 60s, more ad-visers are taking courses in retire-ment income planning and earninga specialty designation in that field.

And develop expertise in morethan one field.

“The more ways that you help aclient, the more likely he is to moveassets to you,” said Jamie Hopkins,a professor and associated directorat the Center for Retirement In-come.00 Keep an open mind to newways to reach potential clients.The secret to spreading yourbrand? “Hard work,” Jarvis said. “Iblog. I’m on local radio. Localbroadcasts. The local newspaper. Iwork with local employers. It takestime. But I figure if I don’t do it, thenext guy will.”

And what about social media?New services such as Finect.com

and LinkedFA.com tout their abili-ty to help advisers connect with cli-ents and one another.

But amassing a user universe is achallenge. “I’ve never used them.I’ve never heard of them,” saidPaul Jarvis, vice president and se-nior wealth adviser for the wealthmanagement division of Bell StateBank & Trust in Fargo, N.D., in ref-erence to Finect and LinkedFA.

Social Media CurbsMany advisory firm compliance

officers insist on screening what’ssent out on social media to avoidrunning afoul of Finra and SEC re-strictions on advertising and testi-monials, says Smith at Cerulli.Many compliance officers bar theuse of some social media outright.

Given such hurdles, the vast bulkof advisers don’t even bother try-ing. In a new IBD survey, a mere7.7% of advisers said they use anysocial media — including Face-book, Twitter and LinkedIn — togenerate new business.

Jennifer Upshaw, president of Fi-nect, said, “We are built to enableadvisers to use social media in acompliant fashion.”

But Hopkins said, “It doesn’t mat-ter so far because the nonfinancialprofessional clients that adviserswantto reach use Twitter and Face-book and LinkedIn, but not siteslike Finect and LinkedFA.”

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Succeedingas a financial advis-er has as much to do withavoiding mistakes with cli-ents as with landing them.

Here’s a look at the five biggestblunders FAs make that turn cli-ents into strangers.

1. Failure to communicate.This includes everything from

speaking in financial jargon ratherthan plain English to not contact-ing or meeting with clients on a reg-ular basis and not providing a clearinvestment policy statement, orIPS, to set client expectations.

“Studiestell youthe average high-net worth client wants to betouched 24 times a year — that’stwice a month,” said Kathy Boyle,president of Chapin Hill Advisorsin Westchester, N.Y.,with $150 mil-lion in assets under management.

To be sure, what counts as a formof communication is very subjec-tive.Does a call from a junior associ-ate count? The weekly marketcom-mentary sent via email? What if cli-ents have a habit of not returningcalls? The onus falls on the adviserto be proactive, says Penny WhiteGordon, who oversees $100 mil-lion in client assets at Gibraltar Pri-vate Bank & Trust, based in KeyLargo, Fla.

She says she won over many cli-ents during the 2008-09 bear mar-ket because their former advisersfailedtoreachoutonaregularbasis.

“That was the No. 1 complaintthey shared with me about theirprevious advisers,” Gordon said inan email.

Advisers should call or email cli-ents quarterly or monthly, even forno particular reason, says James H.White of J.H. White Financial Ser-vicesinPottstown,Pa.,with $17mil-lion in assets under management.

“It really goes a long way with cli-ents, and many times I learn some-thing that I can help them with,”White said in an email.

Healso requires an annual in-per-son meeting regardless of whetherthe client wants one.

2. Choosing the wrong clients.Advisers should only take on cli-

ents who agree with their invest-ment philosophy. Frank Arm-strong, president and founder ofMiami-based Investor Solutions,follows a set buy-and-hold invest-ment strategy that isn’t amenableto market timers or return chasers.

“I don’t want to disappoint any-body,” said Armstrong, with morethan five decades of experience.“We just say we don’t think we canmeet your needs and you would bebetter with another institution thatcould meet your needs.”

White told IBD: “Even if that cli-ent has $10 million, you (some-time) need to walk away. Workingwith a client that doesn’t meet thatcriteria is doomed to failure, whichmeans time and energy wasted.”

Scott Cramer, president of Cram-er & Rauchegger in Orlando, Fla.,and a second-generation financialadviser, recommends taking on cli-ents you enjoy spending time withand who share similar interests.

3. Being greedy.Greedy advisers focus on selling

products rather than clients’ needsor on getting more clients insteadof serving the ones they have.

“They tend to be product push-ers, hawking some type of annuity,high-commission, illiquid limitedpartnership investment or they tryto solve every possible financialneed that the client has with someinsurance-related product,” saidMartin Smith,president of Wealth-care Financial Group in Bowie, Md.

Asking for referrals the wrongway puts clients in an awkward po-sition or could be a huge turnoff.

“Referrals can be a great way togrowyourbusiness, but if your mar-keting comes across as pushy oryou’re constantly asking clients toSEE MISTAKES ON A18

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PRACTICETop advisers share tips onluring new clients, upping

managed assetsand tapping new media

Financial advisers surveyed by IBD expressed an openness to new technology and ways of communicating, and many are active on social media networks. But for most, social networks are dwarfed in importance by traditional face-to-face meetings and telephone calls.

Try New Methods, But Keep The Old EXPANDING HORIZONS

Social networks used regularly Social network interaction ‘Very important’ in client communication

Source: Sept. 26-Oct. 17, 2013, survey on Investors.com

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INVESTOR'S BUSINESS DAILY IBD SPECIAL REPORT MONDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 2013 A17

Beat Information OverloadBy Picking The Right MediaTake a strategic approachto websites, publications,TV and social networks

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Financial advisers drink fromthe same media fire hydrantas so many other profession-als. But for advisers, who

must consistently produce finan-cial results even as they work togrow and nurture their client base,that means picking among manyavailable sources to get informa-tion tailored for specific purposes.

A new IBD survey of financial ad-visers found they overwhelminglyprefer financial websites, the Webin general and print publicationsfor keeping up with financial newsand investments.

But to cultivate clients, adviserssay seminars and industry groupsarejust as important as print media.

That makes sense to David LaPointe, a 27-year industry veteranand founder of La Pointe WealthManagement in Temecula, Calif.La Pointe prefers to get industry re-search from firms such as Fidelity,Goldman Sachs and BlackRock be-cause they can move markets basedon what they buy andsell. LaPointealso relies on research from LPL Fi-nancial, with which his firm is asso-ciated, because he says LPL offersunbiased research.

La Pointe reads Investor’s Busi-nessDaily and theWall Street Jour-nal but refuses to watch cablenews, which he sees as “trying tofill the news cycle.” He’s also waryoftheWeb.WhileInternetinforma-tion can be useful, La Pointe saysthere are too many distractions.

In IBD’s survey of advisers, 83%rated financial sites as importantor very important in helping themstay abreast of financial news andinvestments. Internet sites in gen-eral were rated highly by 74% andprinted publications by 70%.

Asked about information sourcesthat help them generate new busi-ness or reach out to potential cli-ents, 37% rated the Internet in gen-eral as important or very impor-tant, followed by financial web-sites at 32%. Seminars, conferenc-esand webinars earned high impor-tance ratings from 28% of advisers;printed publications also were at28%, and industry groups and pro-fessional associations at 25%.

Advisers may be intrigued by so-cial media, such as FacebookFB,TwitterTWTR and LinkedInLNKD, butmany are cautious of embracing it.“It remains too restricted by com-pliance departments to have sub-stantive value,” one adviser wrotein the IBD survey.

Advisers are also unsure how tomake the most strategic use ofthose new tools. Mike Milne,owner of Ocala Capital in Ocala,Fla., said he’s trying to learn how toget LinkedIn to be more than just a“Facebook-like” tool. Milne’s prac-tice is centered around a specific in-vestment strategy: generating in-

come for cash flow. Because his ap-proachmight notappeal to everyin-vestor,he’s eager to find ways to tai-lor LinkedIn for his business.

Milne, who describes himself as“old school,” gets most of his infofromnewspapers and a quoting sys-tem but can get “nuggets” from TV.

Tools for accessing media add an-other layer of complexity to advis-ers’ practices. Seventy-two per-cent of survey participants use atablet, smartphone or both to readfinancial news, and 29% say theyuse smartphone or tablet apps tomake changes to clients’ accountswhen they’re out of the office.

One survey respondent wrotethat LinkedIn is the social mediatool that works best for him, andwhile accessing it on a mobile de-vice would be“great,” a lack of tech-nology and compliance issuesmake that impossible for him.

Ben Rickey, a partner at LeonardRickey Investment Advisors ofYakima, Wash.,believes mediacon-sumption follows generational pat-terns. Rickey, 39, is active on Twit-ter, which he calls his “news aggre-gator.” Twitter, he says, gives himthe information he needs on every-thing from practice managementto marketing and technology.

Rickey keeps a Twitter feed andBloomberg TV screen running allday. He checks news on his phonethroughout the day and devotesqualitytimeathomeatnighttoread-ing in-depth research and articles.

“You don’t have to tweet to useTwitter,” he said. “It can just be aplace to collect info. You don’t haveto be a big voice to get a lot out of it.”

Even longtime advisers say theywant to try new ways to do busi-ness.

“I’m open to changes, providedyou don’t lose sight of the basics.It’s still a trade, and someone ismaking a decision to buy or sell,”La Pointe said.

Offering Clients The PowerOf A Professional HuddleSome financial advisersform teams to providesharper investment advice

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Top financial advisers oftenfind that assembling a stableof satisfied clients is merely astarting point. To build a scal-

able business, ambitious advisersbrand themselves and their firm bywriting books, giving speeches andeven hosting radio or televisionshows.

The Internet and social mediacan make it easier than ever for ad-visers to raise their profile, provid-ed that they take care to observeregulatory compliance require-ments. By seeking to educate theonline community on money mat-ters, a financial professional cangenerate an ever-increasing flockof devoted followers.

“Most advisers think that they’llput all this social media content outthere and then they’ll get new cli-ents,” said Mark Matson, chief ex-ecutiveof MatsonMoney in Cincin-nati.

“But it doesn’t work that way. So-cial media helps you create a tribeof loyal people,” which in turn canboost brand awareness.

Matson, 50, has spent the past 25years transforming himself from afinancial planner into CEO of amoney management firm thatcoaches about 400 financial advis-ers in 45 countries. His firm has$4.7 billion in investment assetsunder management and, throughthe advisers he coaches, he helpsshape the portfolios of approxi-

mately 20,000 investors.Matson’s career mirrors the rise

of the Internet as an outreach tool.His online presence is pervasive:He has posted more than 270 vid-eos on YouTube that cover variousfinancial topics and he’s an activeuser of Facebook, Twitter andLinkedIn.

Nearly three years ago, hebranched out into Web-basedbroadcasting. He hired GaryVaynerchuk, a wine expert wholaunched Wine Library TV in 2006and has since become a socialmedia guru, to teach him how to de-velop his own online TV show.

“One of the things I learned fromGary is your personality has tocome to life through the brand,”Matson said. “He told me, ‘Youhave to be the face of the brand.’ SoI got involved in Internet TV.”

Today, Matson hosts a weeklyone-hour show, “Matson MoneyLive!,” on Livestream.com. He hasalso written books and appeared as

a guest on CNBC, Fox Business andother networks.

For some advisers, initial effortsto promote themselves lead to big-ger opportunities.

Don Sowa, a financial adviser inLincoln, R.I., was leading a semi-nar for about 35 people in a hotelconference room in 1990. After-ward, an attendee asked, “Haveyou ever been on radio?”

Intrigued, Sowa agreed to be aguest on a local call-in show. Hewas a hit, and he began appearingon more shows to answer callers’money-related questions.

In January 1991, he began hostinghis own show, “MoneyTalk.” Sowacut a deal with the radio station:Ads for his business could runthroughout the day, but not withinone hour of when his show aired.The station also paid for a billboardalong Interstate 95 with his photoand the slogan, “The Road to Rich-es Now Has an Onramp.”

“I didn’t want to promote my

practice on the show,” Sowa re-called. “I didn’t want to sell any-thing. I never mention my businessor my office number or my websiteon the show.”

Ken Moraif, a financial adviser inPlano, Texas, got his start in radioafter he ran newspaper ads for hisestate planning seminars. This ledto an invitation to serve as a gueston a financial call-in show.

Moraif, 56, eventually persuadedthe radio station to give him hisown show. Seventeen years later,hisshow hasexpandedfrom its Dal-las roots to Houston, Phoenix andother cities.

“Radio has been instrumental inour growth,” said Moraif, whosefirm, Money Matters, advises morethan 3,000 families.

“Potential clients can interviewus without meeting us,” he ex-plained. “The average potential cli-ent who comes in to meet me has al-ready spent five hours listening tome.”

Brand Yourself Via Books, TV And Radio Shows

Adviser Don Sowa hosts his “MoneyTalk” show at a Rhode Island radio station. At right is “Matson MoneyLive!” Internet TV host Mark Matson, who says: “Your personality has to come to life through the brand.”

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Many financial advisersonce preferred workingsolo. But a spate of new fi-nancial products and the

availability of the Internet for cli-ent research have led some to forgepartnerships with peers to keeppace with their expanding role.

To deal with the increasing com-plexity of their business, advisersare forming partnerships at thesame firm, pooling their custom-ers’ assets and providing more well-rounded financial expertise. Advis-ers, however, must agree on howthese relationships end since somedon’t bear fruit and dissolve.

Tracking hundreds of ETF fundsand dealing with sophisticated cli-ents are demanding, says John Sas-sone, a financial adviser at GardenCity, N.Y.-based Janney Montgom-ery Scott. In October 2012, he andtwo colleagues, Lisa Morra andJohn Schafer, formed a partner-ship to provide better service to cli-ents, augment their expertise andbalance their mutual workloads.

Talent MultiplierThese teams add value because

they provide feedback from multi-ple professionals, not just one, andeach adviser brings a different spe-cialty to the table. When out of theoffice or on vacation, the advisersalso rely on colleagues to answerclient questions.

“I needed other eyes to look atthings,” Sassone said. Portfolio re-views areconducted bythree advis-ers, providing a more thoroughanalysis. “A one-man band can’t doit anymore,” he said.

“If I’m out of the office meeting

with a client or on vacation, I want-ed additional coverage. Now I haveprofessionals (who have) skin inthe game and know my clients,”Sassone said.

Sassone, Morra and Schaferworked together previously at A.G.Edwards and had known one an-other for 17 years. They share simi-lar financial approaches.

The trio “looks at the big picture,takes a holistic approach to finan-cial planning, and considers sever-al issues including turning savingsinto income and legacy planning,”said Sassone.

Moreover, they like and trusteach other. Before agreeing on thepartnership, they held weeklymeetings to ensure they were onthe same page and simpatico. Infact, their partnership is based onoral agreements and not bound bylegal documents.

Each adviser brings different ex-pertise to the team. Morra is a certi-fied financial planner with a spe-cialty in annuities and insurance,Schafer is a certified retirementcounselor with a strong back-ground in bonds, and Sassone is acertified financial planner who issavvy about mutual funds.

The partners merged their clientfunds, putting a total of $225 mil-lion under management. Sassonedraws a higher percentage of com-pensation since his clients contrib-uted a larger portion of the funds.

Working as a team is energizing.“We encourage each other; there’smore camaraderie,” Sassone said.Weekly performance goals are set,and new products are evaluated atweekly meetings.

Advisers learn from each other.When the partners were dealingwith a widow who wanted to takebetter financial care of her daugh-ter, Morra tuned in to the client’sneeds. She sensed the client want-ed to sacrifice her future income toensure her daughter’s financialwell-being, which the other teammembers may have missed.

When the partners review an in-vestment portfolio together, theanalysis is more in-depth than ifthey had done so individually. “Wedon’t just ask about the net worth.We analyze the 401(k) and see howit’s invested,” Sassone said.

Personalities on a team invari-ably clash. But after a year therehave been no major disputes. Scha-fer tends to be assertive, Sassone ismore laid-back, and Morra oftenacts as the buffer.

When Sassone recently took aone-week vacation, his wife notedthat it was the first time that hehadn’t made daily calls to the office.“I knew if something came up, theothers would handle it,” he said.

Sassone considers the partner-shipa win-winfor clients andadvis-ers. “The clients are getting moreadvisers reviewing their portfolio,getting a second and third opinion.Advisers receive reinforcement ontheir ideas. The result is our adviceis more likely on target,” he said.

Legal DetailsMany clients enjoy working with

teams and think they obtain “morebrains for their bucks,” said DeenaKatz, author of “Retirement In-come Redesigned.” At the sametime, most clients continue to dealwith their primary adviser so thatrelationship isn’t disrupted.

Katz recommends that advisersmulling partnerships meet with anattorney to spell out an agreementthat includes specific details aboutresponsibilities,expectations, com-pensation and what happens if thepartnership dissolves.

But there are traps along the waywhen partnerships are formed.Sometimes personalities don’tmesh; other times, one partner iscarrying more responsibility butwithout the proper compensation.

The bottom line, Katz says, is thatthese partnerships of financial ad-visers yield “deeper solutions andstrategies and security if one advis-er gets hits by a bus.”

Don’t EndangerClient RelationsWith These ErrorsP R O M O T I O N

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referyou to that big shotthey know,it can rub them the wrong way andnot only will you lose out on the bigshot, you could lose that client aswell,” said Mina Ennin Black,founder of WealthEssentialsMoney Management in New York.

4. Not listening to clients.It’s crucial to understand the cli-

ent’s needs, values and goals to cre-ate a plan that suits the client’s ob-jectives, says Smith.

“It is important for the financialadviser to understand that his/herjob in preparing a comprehensivefinancial plan is to essentially painttwo portraits: 1) a picture that re-flects the client’s present financialcircumstances (and) 2) a picturethat gives the client a clear presen-tation of what his/her life will looklike tomorrow, assuming the clientimplements the advice given tothem by their financial advisers,”Smith wrote in an email.

5. Being a big mouth.There’s no excuse for an FA to

share anything about clients withothers — even family members.

“Ihave heard specific taxrates, re-turns, net worths, spending habits,business selling prices, etc., fromsupposed ‘high-end’ advisers in re-gards to specific clients,” DavidTaggart of the TheMacroTrad-er.com told IBD. “There is zeroroom to talk about their financialsituation with anyone else.”

MISTAKES FROM A17

Key Info ChannelsSources and tools ranked in importance by financial advisers*

Track financial news/investments

Reach out to potential clients

*Percent rating source as 5 or 4 on a 1-5 scale in a Sept.-Oct. 2013 survey of 233 financial advisers on IBD’s Investors.com

Social networksMeetup groups

RadioBroadcast TV

Seminars/conferencesIndustry groups

Cable TVSmartphone/tablet

Printed publicationsInternet (all sites)

Financial websites

Broadcast TVRadio

Cable TVMeetup groups

Social networksIndustry groups

Printed publicationsSeminars/conferences

Smartphone/tabletFinancial websitesInternet (all sites)

82.9%74.3%

69.6%46.8%

38.6%34.3%33%

27.1%18.9%

13.7%10.8%

37.4%31.8%

27.9%27.9%27.5%

24.5%16.7%15.9%

12.8%9.1%9.0%

Janney Montgomery Scott advisers Sassone, Morra and Schafer outside their Garden City, N.Y., office.

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Oppenheimer International Growth Fund Overall Morningstar Rating™ (Among 230 Foreign Large Growth Funds). Overall rating of Class Y shares for the 3- and 5-year periods ended 9/30/13 based on risk-adjusted performance.1

Today, investors must be willing to pursue growth opportunities globally

or risk missing them altogether. Three out of four billion-dollar

companies are now outside the U.S. and 80% of global GDP growth

comes from emerging markets2. This fund is designed to help take

advantage of long-term global macro-trends by investing in many of the

best and fastest-growing companies around the world.

Let’s take a fresh look at portfolios and start a new conversation about

growth, income and protection* against certain risks in a changing world.

*Protection is positioned as an investment goal. Investing in certain securities may help to hedge against certain risks, but does not imply any guarantee from loss. Mutual funds are subject to market risk and volatility. Shares may gain or lose value.Foreign investments may be volatile and involve additional expenses and special risks including currency fl uctuations, foreign taxes and political and economic uncertainties. Emerging and developing market investments may be especially volatile. Investments in securities of small-cap and growth companies may be especially volatile. Diversifi cation does not guarantee profi t or protect against loss.

1. For each fund with at least a three-year history, Morningstar calculates ratings based on a proprietary risk-adjusted return score that accounts for variation in a fund’s monthly performance (including the eff ects of sales charges, loads and redemption fees), placing more emphasis on downward variations and rewarding consistency. The top 10% of funds in each category receive 5 stars, the next 22.5% 4 stars, the next 35% 3 stars, the next 22.5% 2 stars and the bottom 10% 1 star with some adjustments for multiple share class portfolios. The Overall Morningstar Rating is derived from a weighted average of the 3-, 5- and 10-year ratings (where applicable). For the 3- and 5-year periods, respectively, the International Growth Fund was rated 5 and 5 stars among 230 and 190 funds in the Foreign Large Growth category for the time period ended 9/30/13. Rating is for Class Y shares and rating may include more than one share class of funds in the category, including other share classes of this fund. Diff erent share classes may have diff erent expenses, performance characteristics and Morningstar ratings. Ratings are relative peer group ratings and do not necessarily mean that the fund had high total returns. Past performance does not guarantee future results. Class Y shares are not available to all investors. Please consult your fi nancial advisor to determine if you are eligible to purchase Class Y shares.

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Before investing in any of the Oppenheimer funds, investors should carefully consider a fund’s investment objectives, risks, charges and expenses. Fund prospectuses and summary prospectuses contain this and other information about the funds, and may be obtained by asking your financial advisor, visiting oppenheimerfunds.com or calling 1.800.CALL.OPP (225.5677). Read prospectuses and summary prospectuses carefully before investing.©2013 OppenheimerFunds Distributor, Inc.

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“I don’t need to know what’sgoing on on a daily, weekly oreven monthly basis. I like aface-to-face meeting one to twotimes a year to discuss strategyand ask any questions I mighthave. I also like quarterlyreports written in aneasy-to-follow way, mailed (notemailed).”

“I prefer a combination ofemail/printed media sent to mefor review before meeting faceto face. At the beginning of ourface-to-face I like to have aquarterly and annual executivesummary and progress chart,projected financial objectivesfor near term and any changesin long-term objectives. Iappreciate a periodic telephonefollow-up to review progress.”

“There are 300 miles betweenme and our financial adviser soemail and telephone are key.Face-to-face contact is ‘oldschool’ after you havepersonally met and understoodtheir mission.”

“The telephone is a personaland effective means ofcommunication. Perhaps olderindividuals like me prefer it.”

“We meet for one hour everysingle month and have done sofor 30 years.”

“All communications are good;interpersonal communicationsare best.”

“My preference is to speak onthe phone on a regular basisthen have face-to-face meetingstwo to four times per year.”

“Preferred method woulddefinitely be by phone, eithercalling or by text, and email.This is the most efficient way.But being able to speak to themis important. Face-to-face timea few times a year is fine.”

“I like face-to-face or voice toget reactions. Sometimes whatpeople say is not what theymean, and you can tell by voiceand body language.”

“Prefer phone conversations orin-person meetings so I can geta feel for the conviction andpassion behind the words.”

“Most financial advisers thinkthat technology is a substitute

for personal interaction. Idisagree! My net worth is not asvaluable as my life, my familyand my values, but I spend asmuch time developing that as Ido anything else. I don’t trustadvisers. . . . That’s why I do myown research.”

“Nothing takes the place of aneyeball-to-eyeball meeting.Mutual observation andreactions of the discussions arevital to obtaining trueinformation on the directionand interactions of youradviser. Like in any business, anadviser is a business. . . . Whenpush comes to shove theadviser will always protecthim- or herself first. Underthese conditions, the client isexpendable. The client canbetter judge the adviser’sresponses and ‘advise’ with aface-to-face meeting.”

“Texting is the main way Icommunicate with my FA.”

“Quarterly in-person meetings,otherwise email, sometimesphone. Adviser manages halfmy money, I manage the rest.”

“Face to face or by phone afteran already establishedrelationship.”

“When talking to a financialadviser I prefer to meet inperson. The adviser I had in thepast met with me, then thecompany started to ‘meet’ usingthe phone and then email. I nolonger felt I was receivingpersonal service, but I was nowa line item on their balancesheet that could be improved byautomation.”

“The best method is easilyavailable: easy-to-useinformation from a securewebsite, as it can be obtained atany time or further referencedlater.”

“When my time is limited and I

cannot do research, telephoneand email are important. This isespecially true when I amtraveling for business.”

“I prefer email to any otherkind of contact.”

“Should be more in-personcommunication. Have thefeeling my account is investedand forgotten.”

“Advisers shall provide asummary of what wasdiscussed like minutes of ameeting or something of thatnature. Advisers lose trustwhen there happens to be amisunderstanding, especiallywhen something was onlydiscussed on a call but neverdocumented.”

“I don’t use FB or any socialmedia because I don’t believeor trust what is being said. If Iused a financial adviser, Iwould prefer face to face, inprivate.”

“Whatever mobilecommunications my financialadviser might use, it mustALWAYS be repeated via emailin case of network failures.Sometimes texts just don’tarrive in a timely fashion.”

“I would never communicatewith a financial adviser viasocial media — that is nuts. I usemobile devices for MYconvenience.”

“Social media is just that: social.It is not professional.”

“I am very cautious in usingsocial media as it can be

distributed to too many peopleand I end up getting too manyrandom contacts.”

“Mobile communication iscritical because during the day Iam rarely at a set locationwhere I would have access to acomputer. I do not use anysocial network because of poorsecurity of data.”

“Social media is a gimmick, nota tool.”

“I don’t care for receivinginformation while away frommy desk. I rarely trade awayfrom my desk.”

“I have Facebook, Twitter andLinkedIn accounts but usewebsites to stay abreast offinancial news andinformation.”

“Prefer email because socialnetwork messaging is too shortand platforms don’t organizeincoming messages well.”

“Now that we all havecellphones, there is NOEXCUSE for an adviser to notbe in direct communication ifneeded, or advisers can nowreply even faster to inquiries.”

“Financial info is too sensitiveto discuss on social media,especially when it is wireless.”

“I unfriended my financialadviser. I saw no value inhaving a financial adviser onFacebook with access to mypersonal stuff.”

“Due to privacy and controlover my net wealth, I will neverlink my smartphone to myinvestment accounts. I can waituntil I get home to do all mycommunicating.”

“90% of necessary financialinformation can be found viathe Yahoo! Finance portal andits affiliates. The remainder canbe found on CBOE andBloomberg.”

“I use real computers. I am amajor data cruncher. I managemy millions.”

“I liked the physical touch ofprinted communications. It wasa shock to me to find thatiPad/iPhone reading ofnewspapers and other digitalprinted media was so intuitiveto read, use, share, comment onor save for reference later. TheiPad and my Windows tablethave become essential to myinvesting strategies. I am nowliterally SHOCKED to findmyself preferring to browse theWeb for up-to-date investmentinformation, readingnewspapers, etc.”

“Mobile communications andphone/tablet are for checkupsonly. I use a desktop computerfor all serious financialresearch/transactions.”

“If we didn’t talk by cell, wewouldn’t talk at all. Texting iskey for timely responses. I don’treally see social media as anappropriate place to bediscussing my finances.”

What is theimportance ofmobilecommunicationsand socialmedia?

What are yourpreferredmethods ofcommunicatingwith youradviser?

Clients Speak Out On Adviser ContactsUp Close And Personal — To A PointAsked to rate the importance of five types of communication with their financial advisers, investors gave in-person contacts the most “very important” ratings, followed byphone calls and email. The survey, conducted Sept. 26-Oct. 17, 2013, on IBD’s Investors.com, included 1,569 investors who use or have used financial advisers or plan to hire advisers in the future.

In person

Telephone Email

Mail Social media networks

Not important21.2%

Slightlyimportant

6.6%

Somewhatimportant

12.3%

Important20.2%Very important

39.6%

Not important17.5%

Slightlyimportant

6.9%

Somewhatimportant

17.1%

Important29.6%

Very important28.8%

Not important17.8%

Slightlyimportant

4.5%

Somewhatimportant

13.6%

Important33%

Very important31%

Not important74.5%

Slightlyimportant

10.7%

Somewhatimportant

8.3%

Important4.1%

Very important2.3%

Not important34.4%

Slightly important

19.2%

Somewhatimportant

27.3%

Important13.6%

Very important5.6%

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IBD Survey Insights:Com-munication is crucial to anysuccessful relationship, butare phone calls andmeet-ings enough in an age ofmobile textmessaging andsocial networks— or even agood use of time? In a re-cent survey, IBD invitedinvestors to share how theywant to hear from their fi-nancial advisers. Here aresome of their comments.

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Most financial advisers today cuttheir teeth on professional conductrules first inked in the Depression.But now they find themselvesthrust into a faster world pepperedwith gray legal areas made morecomplex by the rise of social media.

While LinkedInLNKD has beenaround for a decade, FacebookFBsince 2004 and TwitterTWTR since2006, the financial advice industryis a relative latecomer to game.

Social networks offer more expo-sure for advisers eager to recruitand build ties with new clients.

They also present more risk in theguise of legal liabilities that candraw the ire of the Securities andExchange Commission and Finan-cial Industry Regulatory Authority,which strictly limit how advisersadvertise their services to clients.Violators face tough penalties.

“Social media products weren’tbuilt for the securities industry,”said Aimee Blinder, vice presidentof compliance for National Plan-ning Holdings, one of the largestU.S. independent broker-dealernetworks. “The rules that we havein place right now that are on thebooks do not fit this environment.”

One cautionary tale is that ofCharles Matisi, an adviser at MMLInvestors Services of Springfield,Mass., in 2012. He was fined$5,000 and given a 10-day suspen-sion for writing a Facebook post de-fending a pharmaceutical stock.Finra disciplined Matisi for com-ments that were “exaggerated, notfair and balanced and omitted thematerial fact that he owned 10,000shares” in the company.

Still, some big banks are letting afew financial advisers move intothe brave new social media world.Wells FargoWFC let a trickle of its15,000 advisers post LinkedIn and

Twitter messages in a pilot projectthis year. Morgan StanleyMSadvis-ers can use LinkedIn and Twitterafter receiving training.

At Bank of America MerrillLynchBAC, advisers can use Linked-In strictly for networking. They’renot allowed to post their own con-tent. The company has more than204,000 LinkedIn followers. Ituses the platform to deliver its lat-est thinking on the economy, themarkets, employment and other is-sues, says Susan Atran, a BofA rep-resentative. It also maintains Twit-ter and YouTube accounts.

Jim Maltese, a Merrill Lynch ad-viser, says LinkedIn helps himkeep track of events in his clients’lives, such as a promotion or jobchange. He’ll then follow up with aquick phone call or private email.

“It’s an opportunity to be of ser-vice to them instead of talking tothem two months later,” he said.

Social media is in the early stagesof acceptance by advisers. An IBDsurvey of advisers found that justover half said social networks are“not important at all” for generat-ing new business and reaching outto new clients. Only 8% said they’revery important.

Advisers inthesurveyaremostac-tive onLinkedIn (38%), followedbyFacebook(31%) and Twitter (15%).

Just 17% interact with clients andprospects on social media. And a

companion IBD survey of advisers’clients found that, as of now, mostdon’t expect such interaction.

Some of advisers’ chilliness to so-cial media may be due to federal se-curities laws. Finra rules require fi-nancial advisory firms to retainrecords of communications relatedto their business that are made viasocial media. Finra also wantsfirms to submit to “spot-check” re-quests for written communica-tions, explanations of how they usesocial media, the URL for each so-cial media site that they use, datesand identities of all employeesusing social media and an explana-tion of how the firms comply withagency social media rules.

The consequences for adviserswho run afoul of the rules can in-clude public reprimand, fines andlicense suspension or loss. Thismakes caution the watchword.

“Conversations you have regard-ing specific investments should beheld in a closed environment,” saidJuli McNeely, president-elect ofthe National Association of Insur-ance and Financial Advisors and aWisconsin-based financial adviser.“Anytime you put something outthere that is very broad or could beread by anyone, you run the risk ofit being interpreted incorrectly.”

“When in doubt, don’t do it,” sheadvised her fellow advisers. “Keepit social in nature.”

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To reach potential clients, financialadvisers use everything from emailblasts to social media to traditionalads. Then there’s the approach-strangers-in-bookstore strategy.

Pranav Parekh was glancing at acopy of Investor’s Business Dailyin a Barnes & Noble outlet when heheard a voice from behind him ask,“Are you interested in investing?”He turned and struck up a conver-sation. “We got talking about in-vestments and I found out he was afinancial adviser,” recalled Parekh,37, a technology consultant in New-ark, Del. “After getting to knowhim better, I decided to place someof my business with him.”

A just-released IBD survey of1,569 investors who are current,former or likely future clients of fi-nancial advisers shed new light onhow they keep up with investmentinformation and learn about servic-es available to them.

Parekh’s chance meeting in thebookstore might be unusual. But7% of current clients said theyhired their advisers after they weredirectly contacted by them.

Nothing beats a friend’s referral,though. Ina world increasinglyreli-ant on virtual communities ofstrangers, the vast majority of in-vestors are introduced to their ad-viser through recommendationsfrom people they know and trust.

More than 45% of clients foundtheir primary financial adviserfrom a referral. Of those, 41% werereferred by a friend or acquain-tance, 34% by a financial profes-sional such as a banker or accoun-tant, and 21% by a family member.

Greg Marselis, a serial entrepre-neur in Troy, Mich., doesn’t cur-rently use a financial adviser. Of histwo previous advisers, one heknew personally and the other hemet via word-of-mouth.

“My next financial planner willbe somebody I’ve met before,” saidMarselis, 37. He isn’t receptive tocold calls or other messaging frompeople he doesn’t know.

Still, many investors use financial

websites to stay informed about ad-visers. About 62% of respondentsranked financial sites as an impor-tant or very important source of in-formation on advisers and services.

And while some media punditspredict the death of print publica-tions, readers still extract valuefrom flipping through newspapersand magazines. About two-fifths ofIBD’s survey respondents rankedprint publications as an importantor very important source of infor-mation about financial advisers.About 24% gave high importanceratings to seminars, conferencesand webinars; 21% to cable TV, and18% to industry groups.

An effective way for some finan-cial advisers to gain exposure isthrough Meetup groups, whereneighbors with shared interestsgather to exchange ideas and infor-mation. In IBD’s survey, 15% of re-spondents ranked Meetup groupsas important or very importantsources of information about finan-cial advisers or services.

James Donald Dobey, 74, treatsinvesting as a full-time business.He follows the market through TDAmeritrade’s Thinkorswim.comand runs a Meetup group in War-renton, Va. “I’m always open to lis-ten if someone has a solid programto offer,” he said. “But I’m my ownfinancial adviser.”

Whenever an adviser contactshim, Dobey administers a simpletest. He asks, “What makes a stockgo up or down?” He finds thatsome advisers “don’t have a clue”how to answer that question.

For adviserswith a particular phi-losophy or specialized expertise,webinars may prove a useful rela-tionship-building tool. Mike Sienk-iewicz, an investor in Carlisle, Pa.,occasionally listens to webinars onTheStreet.com.

“A well-conceived webinar couldinterest me,” said Sienkiewicz, 75.He has an adviser who handles aportion of his investments, but healso subscribes to Bob Brinker’snewsletter to gain market insights.

IBD’s survey took place Sept. 26to Oct. 17 on Investors.com. Partici-pants were either current or past fi-nancial adviser clients or said theyplan to hire advisers in the future.

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Rel îAnnual LastQtr NxtQtr Last Qtr MgtEPS Strë îEPS Est ïîEPSï EPSîë Salesîë Pretaxè Own

Rank Company Price íî Rtgì Rtg î%Chgî %Chgî %Chgí %Chgî ROE mrgníë %6

1 NU SKIN ENTERPRISES (NUS) Grp 47 o$112.8755.1M Shares 99 Comp. Rating 99 EPS RS 97 ROE 38%

MARKETER OF PERSONAL CARE PRODUCTS AND NUTRITIONAL SUP-PLEMENTS UNDER THE NU SKIN AND PHARMANEX BRANDS

+32% Ann. EPS Gro PE 23 Avg. D. Vol 1,344,700 Debt 26%Last Qtr Eps +107%5 Prior Qtr +30%5 Last Qtr Sales +76%8 Qtrs EPS) 15%Eps Due 2/6

Acc/Dis B-Sup/Demand 89

Holding 6% off high, extended from 90.10 flat-base entry.

4 SPIRIT AIRLINES INC (SAVE) Grp 79 o$43.3071.9M Shares 97 Comp. Rating 97 EPS RS 96 ROE 20%

PROVIDES POINT-TO-POINT LOW FARE AIRLINE SERVICE TO ANDFROM NORTH AMERICA, THE CARIBBEAN AND LATIN AMERICA

+42% Ann. EPS Gro PE 20 Avg. Daily Vol 909,100 Debt 0%Last Qtr Eps +126%5 Prior Qtr +29%6 Last Qtr Sales +33%3 Qtrs EPS) 15%Eps Due 2/19

Acc/Dis B+Sup/Demand 79

Beginning sixth week of eight-week hold rule.

7 JAZZ PHARMACEUTICALS PLC (JAZZ) Grp 13 o$98.2453.5M Shares 99 Comp. Rating 98 EPS RS 93 ROE 44%

DEVELOPS SPECIALTY DRUGS IN THE THERAPEUTIC AREAS OF NARCO-LEPSY, ONCOLOGY, PAIN, PSYCHIATRY AND OTHERS.

+67% Ann. EPS Gro PE 16 Avg. Daily Vol 681,000 Debt 38%Last Qtr Eps +38%5 Prior Qtr +31%6 Last Qtr Sales +32%17 Qtrs EPS) 15%Eps Due 2/26R&D 3%

Acc/Dis A-Sup/Demand 77

Under accumulation; extended from pullback to 10-week line.

10 LUMBER LQDTRS HLDGS (LL) Grp 162 o$113.3325.9M Shares 94 Comp. Rating 97 EPS RS 93 ROE 21%

OPERATES FLOORING STORES IN 46 STATES AND CANADA. BRANDSINCLUDE LUMBER LIQUIDATORS, BELLAWOOD, MORNING STAR

+46% Ann. EPS Gro PE 45 Avg. Daily Vol 558,900 Debt 0%Last Qtr Eps +59%6 Prior Qtr +70%6 Last Qtr Sales +24%9 Qtrs EPS) 15%Eps Due 2/20

Acc/Dis BSup/Demand 88

Rebounds from 10-week moving average in weak trade.

13 AMBARELLA INC (AMBA) Grp 91 o$20.5414.3M Shares 96 Comp. Rating 93 EPS RS 96 ROE 38%

DESIGNS SYSTEM-ON-A-CHIP SEMICONDUCTOR PROCESSING SOLU-TIONS USED IN CAMERAS FOR SECURITY/SURVEILLANCE MARKETS.

+27% Ann. EPS Gro PE 22 Avg. D. Vol 1,197,200 Debt 0%Last Qtr Eps +13%6 Prior Qtr +62%6 Last Qtr Sales +35%0 Qtrs EPS) 15%Eps Due 12/5

Acc/Dis C-Sup/Demand 94

Dips near 10-week line; 11% past 18.45 cup-with-handle entry.

2 FACEBOOK INC CL A (FB) Grp 4 o$47.531763M Shares 99 Comp. Rating 99 EPS RS 95 ROE 16%

PROVIDES SOCIAL NETWORKING PLATFORM ENABLING MEMBERS TOSTAY CONNECTED WITH FRIENDS AND FAMILY VIA FACEBOOK.COM.

+38% Ann. EPS Gro PE 65 Avg. D. Vol 83,698,600 Debt 13%Last Qtr Eps +108%5 Prior Qtr +58%5 Last Qtr Sales +60%2 Qtrs EPS) 15%Eps Due 1/30R&D 27%

Acc/Dis C+Sup/Demand 93

Third down week in a row; now below 10-week average.

5 ACTAVIS (ACT) Grp 35 o$156.7398.0M Shares 99 Comp. Rating 99 EPS RS 91 ROE 21%

DEVELOPS GENERIC AND BRANDED DRUGS FOR HYPERTENSION, ELE-VATED CHOLESTEROL, CONTRACEPTION, PAIN AND OTHERS.

+35% Ann. EPS Gro PE 20 Avg. D. Vol 1,591,300 Debt 163%Last Qtr Eps +55%5 Prior Qtr +42%5 Last Qtr Sales +57%3 Qtrs EPS) 15%Eps Due 2/19R&D 7%

Acc/Dis B-Sup/Demand 85

Maintains gains after pegging a new 52-week high.

8 NOAH HOLDINGS LTD ADS (NOAH) Grp 120 o$19.9817.3M Shares 97 Comp. Rating 99 EPS RS 99 ROE 16%

CHINESE PROVIDER OF FIXED INCOME, PRIVATE EQUITY AND SECURI-TIES INVESTMENT PRODUCTS

+55% Ann. EPS Gro PE 26 Avg. Daily Vol 731,700 Debt 0%Last Qtr Eps +142%6 Prior Qtr +217%5 Last Qtr Sales+132%4 Qtrs EPS) 15%Eps Due 11/14

Acc/Dis CSup/Demand 81

Now 8% past 18.43 buy point, but was up 25%.

11 ALIGN TECH (ALGN) Grp 30 o$58.2461.5M Shares 98 Comp. Rating 94 EPS RS 95 ROE 18%

DEVELOPS A PROPRIETARY SYSTEM FOR TREATING MALOCCLUSION,OR THE MISALIGNMENT OF TEETH.

+18% Ann. EPS Gro PE 45 Avg. D. Vol 1,075,200 Debt 0%Last Qtr Eps +62%5 Prior Qtr +6%5 Last Qtr Sales +21%1 Qtrs EPS) 15%Eps Due 1/30R&D 8%

Acc/Dis A-Sup/Demand 81

Staying tight and showing support after huge jump.

14 THREE D SYSTEMS (DDD) Grp 3 o$70.4092.5M Shares 99 Comp. Rating 93 EPS RS 95 ROE 18%

MANUFACTURES PRINTING, PROTOTYPING AND MANUFACTURINGSYSTEMS TO PRODUCE 3-D OBJECTS FROM COMPUTER DATA.

+62% Ann. EPS Gro PE 76 Avg. D. Vol 3,829,300 Debt 0%Last Qtr Eps +24%5 Prior Qtr +11%6 Last Qtr Sales +50%1 Qtrs EPS) 15%Eps Due 2/25R&D 7%

Acc/Dis ASup/Demand 93

Stock's rising RS line points to outperformance vs. S&P 500.

3 PROTO LABS INC (PRLB) Grp 49 o$83.6519.0M Shares 97 Comp. Rating 97 EPS RS 96 ROE 38%

MAKES CUSTOM PARTS USED BY COMPANIES DURING PROTOTYPINGAND SHORT-RUN PHASES OF PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT.

+49% Ann. EPS Gro PE 60 Avg. Daily Vol 412,800 Debt 0%Last Qtr Eps +28%6 Prior Qtr +50%5 Last Qtr Sales +29%7 Qtrs EPS) 15%Eps Due 2/13R&D 7%

Acc/Dis D-Sup/Demand 85

Makes 3rd pullback to 10-week line, not a new entry.

6 FLEETCOR TECHNOLOGIES (FLT) Grp 25 o$113.6058.1M Shares 98 Comp. Rating 98 EPS RS 94 ROE 30%

PROVIDER OF SPECIALIZED PAYMENT PRODUCTS AND SERVICES TOCOMMERCIAL FLEETS, OIL FIRMS AND PETROLEUM MARKETERS.

+32% Ann. EPS Gro PE 30 Avg. Daily Vol 768,400 Debt 53%Last Qtr Eps +30%6 Prior Qtr +37%6 Last Qtr Sales +20%7 Qtrs EPS) 15%Eps Due 2/7

Acc/Dis C+Sup/Demand 71

Chopping around 10-week line; RS line no longer rising.

9 T A L EDUCATION GP A ADS (XRS) Grp 8 o$18.5223.2M Shares 99 Comp. Rating 98 EPS RS 97 ROE 22%

CHINESE PROVIDER OF K-12 AFTER-SCHOOL TUTORING SERVICES TO816,110 STUDENTS VIA 255 LEARNING CENTERS IN 15 CITIES.

+30% Ann. EPS Gro PE 28 Avg. Daily Vol 325,700 Debt 0%Last Qtr Eps +35%6 Prior Qtr +44%5 Last Qtr Sales +35%2 Qtrs EPS) 15%Eps Due 1/22

Acc/Dis ASup/Demand 42

Extended after Sept. flat base breakout over 13.34.

12 SALIX PHARMACTLS (SLXP) Grp 13 o$84.0058.9M Shares 99 Comp. Rating 94 EPS RS 93 ROE 32%

DEVELOPS BRANDED PRESCRIPTION DRUGS FOR THE TREATMENT OFGASTROINTESTINAL DISORDERS.

+48% Ann. EPS Gro PE 27 Avg. Daily Vol 625,300 Debt 0%Last Qtr Eps +16%6 Prior Qtr +33%6 Last Qtr Sales +29%3 Qtrs EPS) 15%Eps Due 2/28R&D 17%

Acc/Dis C+Sup/Demand 73

13% past 74.04 buy point from cup with handle.

15 GRAND CANYON EDCTN (LOPE) Grp 8 o$47.3940.9M Shares 98 Comp. Rating 93 EPS RS 95 ROE 36%

OFFERS POST-SECONDARY EDUCATION PROGRAMS FOR 52,292 STU-DENTS VIA ITS ONLINE SYSTEM AND ITS ARIZONA CAMPUS.

+33% Ann. EPS Gro PE 26 Avg. Daily Vol 414,400 Debt 40%Last Qtr Eps +17%5 Prior Qtr +15%6 Last Qtr Sales +14%10 Qtrs EPS) 15%Eps Due 2/19

Acc/Dis B+Sup/Demand 70

More than 20% above 37.27 buy point from flat base.

1 Nu Skin Enterprises 112.9 99 99 97 +67 +107 +96 +76 38 15 5CEO says weight–loss product launch will be firm's largest ever.

2 Facebook Inc Cl A 47.53 99 99 95 +56 +108 +59 +60 16 43 37Mobile use provides growth opportunity for social network giant.

3 Proto Labs Inc 83.65 97 97 96 +35 +28 +23 +29 38 30 257Provides custom parts cheaper and faster than rivals.

4 Spirit Airlines Inc 43.30 97 97 96 +62 +126 +70 +33 20 12 07Airline offers low fares but charges for beverages, carry–ons.

5 Actavis 156.7 99 99 91 +55 +55 +90 +57 21 19 1Growth poised to pick up as buyout of Warner Chilcott is now complete.

6 FleetCor Tech 113.6 98 98 94 +34 +30 +29 +20 30 51 67Fuel card provider making acquisitions to expand.

7 Jazz Pharma 98.24 99 98 93 +32 +38 +18 +32 44 52 87Narcolepsy treatment Xyrem is company's key growth driver.

8 Noah Holdings ADS 19.98 97 99 99 +95 +142 +87 +132 16 40 697Leading wealth–management firm serves rich clients in China.

9 TAL Education A ADS 18.52 99 98 97 +26 +35 0 +35 22 20 647Adding learning facilities, though it will mean higher costs.

10 Lumber Liquidatorrs 113.3 94 97 93 +63 +59 +44 +24 21 9 67Rebound in housing boosting hardwood flooring retailer.

11 Align Technology 58.24 98 94 95 +30 +62 +65 +21 18 22 3Maker of Invisalign clear braces expands into new markets like China.

12 Salix Pharma 84.00 99 94 93 +24 +16 +22 +29 32 32 3Gastrointestinal drugmaker’s Xifaxan drug growing in use.

13 Ambarella Inc 20.54 96 93 96 +13 +13 –3 +35 38 20 157Seeing strength in all core markets, especially Web security cameras.

14 3D Systems 70.40 99 93 95 +16 +24 +19 +50 18 20 10New products and business model lifting growth for 3D printer maker.

15 Grand Canyon Edu 47.39 98 93 95 +18 +17 +13 +14 36 22 107Low tuition, new enrollments driving school operator's growth.

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Weekly Stocks On The MoveWeek’s big-volume stocks vs. their 10-week average volume. Stocks $20 ormore & 60,000 avg. volume. Stocks up in price have 70 EPS & RS & availableannual EPS estimate 15%+. Stocks boldfaced are 80 or more EPS & RS.SMARTSELECT® COMPOSITE RATING

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6|EPS| Str |Rtg | Dis | High | Stock Name | Symbol | Price | Chg | Ratio | (mil) | (1000s) | Chg

70 78 74 B+ B– 99.00 Seacor Holdings o CKH 95.73 +0.50 117 18 2,678 +23699 94 93 A+ C+ 75.87 Salix Pharmactls o SLXP 84.00 +11.1 27 59 9,697 +21092 73 97 C A 127.0 Icahn Enterprises Lp o IEP 120.25 +18.2 17 110 2,031 +18995 94 87 B– B– 82.87 Opentable Inc o OPEN 77.69 +9.10 41 22 6,869 +14896 98 80 A– C+ 34.93 Homeaway Inc o AWAY 33.41 +4.07 53 68 13,866 +14198 78 99 A+ A+ 49.39 Gentium Spa Ads GENT 45.30 +0.50 92 6.9 1,731 +13692 91 91 C+ B 26.55 Advanced Enrgy o AEIS 24.46 +4.07 18 36 5,166 +13591 78 79 A– A– 32.55 Exterran Holdings o EXH 31.68 +2.97 33 64 7,422 +12499 96 94 B A+ 39.83 Electronics Imaging o EFII 37.52 +3.32 25 45 2,828 +10494 99 81 B– B 114.4 Westlake Chemical o WLK 114.19 +7.62 14 20 3,482 +9786 82 78 D+ B+ 70.30 Energy Trnsfr Eqty o ETE 68.74 +0.55 54 194 7,152 +9496 98 83 A B– 26.00 Sciquest Inc o SQI 24.61 +2.40 75 21 1,109 +8593 88 84 C B 203.1 Affiliated Mgrs o AMG 202.51 +4.18 22 51 3,663 +8596 99 84 C+ B+ 80.43 Michael Kors Ltd o KORS 79.40 +3.97 32 183 34,997 +7998 99 88 A– D+ 1098.7 Priceline.com o PCLN 1073.20 +20.7 27 51 4,878 +7175 78 86 C– C+ 36.12 Cogent Comm Grp o CCOI 36.01 +0.74 450 43 1,458 +6798 98 87 A+ D+ 121.8 Continental Res Inc o CLR 114.19 +0.85 22 43 11,220 +6594 91 88 B+ B+ 82.45 Bristow Group Inc o BRS 83.81 +4.90 19 36 1,378 +6399 97 96 B+ B 48.69 Caesarstn Sdot–Yam o CSTE 44.19 +2.78 27 35 2,079 +6393 97 94 C D+ 63.66 Financial Engines o FNGN 60.00 +5.63 90 46 2,786 +6299 96 87 A B+ 41.82 Cardtronics Inc o CATM 40.55 +0.97 22 44 2,008 +5968 80 82 E D+ 80.20 Targa Resrces Corp o TRGP 78.51 +1.83 59 30 1,534 +5678 85 72 D B 26.30 Interval Leisure Grp o IILG 24.70 +0.85 19 39 1,049 +54

82 81 85 A– C– 26.03 First Intrst Bncsys A FIBK 25.07 +0.70 13 9.7 763 +5199 93 95 A+ A 71.34 Three D Systems o DDD 70.40 +7.39 76 92 28,799 +5088 90 89 B B 47.50 Johnson Controls o JCI 47.66 +1.72 18 670 26,841 +4791 96 86 B+ B– 85.89 Prudential Finl o PRU 86.90 +5.71 9 458 14,920 +4587 71 83 B– B– 47.10 American Railcar o ARII 44.16 +0.76 11 21 1,755 +4483 81 90 B+ B 61.50 Stancorp Finl o SFG 61.88 +2.44 13 43 1,715 +4499 92 91 A+ A– 124.2 Stratasys Ltd o SSYS 119.05 +1.45 63 42 8,707 +4197 78 98 A+ B+ 21.53 Matador Resrces Co o MTDR 20.42 +2.13 146 54 8,289 +4195 71 86 A C+ 67.79 Amerisourcebergen o ABC 68.00 +1.62 22 229 9,171 +4092 78 99 A+ C 35.39 Sunpower Corp o SPWR 31.87 +1.00 24 41 23,707 +3895 87 93 A+ A 116.0 Alliant Techsys o ATK 115.15 +5.71 13 32 2,151 +3687 91 76 D– B+ 106.7 I T C Holdings Corp o ITC 103.00 +1.51 22 51 1,746 +3588 84 86 B– A– 21.77 Aercap Holdings Nv o AER 21.01 +0.75 8 110 2,187 +3498 98 95 A A– 150.9 Buffalo Wild Wings o BWLD 145.11 +2.36 40 18 2,351 +3396 94 96 B+ A– 29.71 Constant Contact Inc o CTCT 27.20 +1.08 43 28 2,524 +3295 87 92 C+ B 76.71 Chicago Brdg&iron o CBI 76.26 +2.43 20 105 6,562 +3299 98 98 A+ B+ 31.42 Anika Therapeutics o ANIK 31.00 +1.37 25 10 1,278 +3198 97 91 C+ B+ 39.00 Iconix Brand Group o ICON 37.88 +1.20 17 50 3,806 +3195 96 89 A– B 102.9 Ameriprise Fincl o AMP 103.12 +2.06 15 192 6,795 +2893 71 80 A B 52.28 Fleetmatics Grp Plc o FLTX 36.03 +5.05 44 27 6,317 +2892 81 71 A B 41.60 Cepheid o CPHD 41.57 +0.65 97 64 3,089 +2385 74 84 B+ B 25.41 Privatebancorp o PVTB 25.54 +1.47 18 63 2,961 +2393 88 92 C+ B 28.88 Primoris Services o PRIM 28.38 +2.75 23 35 1,347 +22

Chipotle’s Growth Slows But Still Decent

Vacation-rental site operatorHomeAwayAWAY looks better in thebig picture than it does via a morenarrow focus.

Earnings grew 36% in Q3, whichrepresents the third consecutivequarter of EPS deceleration.

The big view, though, is this:HomeAway first turned profitableon an annual basis in 2009 with aprofit of 10 cents a share. This yearthe Street expects the company toearn 63 cents a share and 76 cents ashare in 2014.

Sales growth has been steady thepast seven quarters — 20% to 24%.

Co-founder and CEO BrianSharples said at the recent earn-ings call that one edge HomeAwayhas over some competitors is that itcharges no booking fee to travel-ers. A 10% booking fee is chargedto property owners.

The company acquired Singa-pore-based Travelmob in July, and

bought a 55% stake in NewZealand’s Bookabach this month.

In October, HomeAway forged adeal with ExpediaEXPE to featuresome HomeAway listings. Thepilot effort begins early in 2014.

Funds and their stakes rose from246 funds holding 31.6 millionshares in December to 370 fundsholding 40.5 million shares in Q3.Paul Whitfield

Growth Stocks Under PressureAs Institutional Selling Picks Up

WEEKLY TOP 10

Chipotle Mexican GrillCMG is stillcooking up strong growth forinvestors, even if it’s not what itwas a few years back.

The 2006 McDonald’sMCD spin-off has delivered higher earningsand sales each year since turningprofitable in 2004. Profit growthhas tapered from the triple-digitpace of 2005-06. But it’s still atrespectable levels, with a three-year growth rate of 25%.

There was one blemish in thefourth quarter of 2012, when earn-ings grew 8% and broke a trend ofdouble-digit gains. But EPS in-creased 19%, 11% and 17% the nextthree quarters.

Better ingredients, new storeopenings and new offerings havehelped drive growth.

Chipotle is removing geneticallymodified ingredients from its food.But this will result in price hikesfor next year.

The company is expected to open165 to 180 new restaurants thisyear. It currently has more than1,500.

Chipotle recently introduced itsSofritas, a braised tofu, for non-meat eaters. It has also expandedits catering program.

Analysts see profit growing 20%for the full 2013 and 24% in 2014.Vincent Mao

HomeAway Looks Best Via Wide-Angle Lens

B Y K E N S H R E V EINVESTOR'S BUSINESS DAILY

An unequivocal day of institutionalsellingin the major averages Thurs-day morphed into a solid day ofgains for the market Friday asmoney flowed out of bonds andinto stocks. Scads of leadinggrowth stocks snapped back, but inmost cases, there wasn’t much con-viction behind the buying.

On Thursday, the IBD 50 lost 3%.But it bounced back Friday, rising2.6%. For the week, it fell 0.4% andclosed above its 10-week movingaverage.

The market may be on edge, butthe Nasdaq and S&P 500 remainnearhighs. That said, recenthigher-volume declines in the Nasdaq andinstitutional selling in several lead-ing growth names can’t be ignored.Puttingmoney to workwhen a mar-ket uptrend is under pressureshould be done cautiously.

The IBD 50 isn’t exactly a who’swho of buy candidates at the mo-ment. Even if indexes regroup andmake fresh assaults on new highs,that’s not going to change the factthere are a lot of extended stocksout there.

Still, at a time when several mar-ket leaders have plunged belowtheir 10-week moving averages,many more are holding above thekey support level.

Fabless-chip firms have beenunder pressure as a group, but youwouldn’t know it from looking atgroup leader Ambarella’sAMBAchart. Ambarella’s recent declinehas been orderly as it holds aboveits 10-week line. Ambarella report-ed its third straight quarterof accel-erating sales growth when it an-nounced fiscal second-quarter re-sults in September.

Meanwhile, China-based wealthmanager Noah HoldingsNOAH hasbeen volatile, but it’s managed tohold above its 10-week line ahead

of its Nov. 18 earnings report.While selling pressure has beenbuilding in several China growthnames, Noah has held up well. Still,the stock triggered a sell signal re-cently when it round-tripped a25% gain from an 18.43 buy point.The stock has rallied back, though,and is now 8% above the buy point.

Align TechnologyALGN continuesto trade tightly after a huge moveduring the week ended Oct. 18. It’sonly been consolidating gains forthree weeks, though, so a new buypoint hasn’t emerged yet. The com-pany’s latest quarter turned a lot ofheads when earnings and salesgrowth accelerated sharply fromthe prior quarter. The company,knownforgivingconservative guid-ance, issued bullish guidance forthe current quarter as its Invisaligntransparent braces gain traction.

I N S I D E T H E 5 0

Uptrend Comes Under Stress

1 A tough week ended on an upnote Fri. The Nasdaq trimmed

its loss to 0.2%, ending in the upperhalf of the week’s range. The S&P500 rose 0.4% for its fifth straightgain.The Nasdaq added a 6th distri-bution day, the S&P 500 a 4th, asthe market’s uptrend came underpressure. Oil, natural gas, copperand corn were flat for the week.Gold dipped 2% and the 10-yearyield rose 15 basis points to 2.75%.

Twitter IPO Bolts, Then Slips

2 The micro-messaging siteopened for trading Thu. at $45,

up 73% after pricing at $26. Itraised $2 bil in its IPO. But Twitterclosed down from its opening priceat 44.90 Thu., and dipped 7% Fri.to 41.65, giving it a market cap of$23 bil. There were several IPOs, 6on Wed. alone, that had mixed re-sults. Tech security firm Barracu-da NetworksCUDA ended up 18%while website developer WixWIXrose 5%.

Economic, Jobs Growth Pick Up

3 Q3 GDPgrowth was astronger-than-expected 2.8%, above

forecasts of 2%. ISM’s non-manu-facturing index soared a full pointto 55.4, topping projections, andmirroring an earlier strong manu-facturing survey. The U.S. added204,000 jobs in Oct., beating views,but the unemployment rate edgedupto 7.3%.TheIBD/TIPPEconom-ic Optimism Index rebounded 7.8%in Nov. It had plunged 16.5% in Oct.amid the gov’t shutdown.

ObamaCare ‘Crisis,’ Fee For All

4 Dem lawmakers criticizedObamaCare’s failed rollout as

creating a “crisis of confidence.”HHSSec’ySebeliusadmittedenroll-ment was “very low.” Amid grow-ing outrage that millions are losingtheir insurance due to ObamaCarerules, IBD reported that the re-formswillalso imposenewfees thatwillhikemostpremiums.

Bad Week For Tesla, Solar City

5 Electric-car maker Tesla Mo-torsTSLA fell 13% late Tue. as Q3

EPS and sales beat views, but itsoutlook disappointed. A 3rd TeslaModel S caught fire Thu. It endedthe week down 15%. SolarCitySCTYWed. posted a Q3 loss and strongsales. The solar installer owned byElon Musk, which had been surg-ing since Oct., fell 9% for the week.

Kors Still In Style, Tops Views

6 The seller of high-end clothingand accessories reported that

Q3 EPS rose 45% from last year assales climbed 39%, both beatingviews. Demand for Michael Kors-KORS watches and accessories drovesales. N. American same-store salesrose 21% and leapt 45% in Europe.It gained 5% for the week.

ECB Cuts Rates To New Lows

7 The central bank trimmed keyinterest rates to 0.25% as con-

sumer prices slumped. Analystsfear deflation, which could causelong-term economic damage. BankPres. Mario Draghi said the ECB isalso readyto pump liquidity into ail-ing banks if necessary. The sur-prise move caused the euro to selloff — which could prove a boon forexport-oriented countries.

Sprouts Posts Fresh Earnings

8 The natural and organic gro-cer’s Q3 EPS rose 117%, beat-

ing views. Sales jumped 24%, alsotopping. But shares fell afterSprouts Farmers MarketsSFM an-nounced an offering of 22.5 milshares on behalf of existing hold-ers. Whole Foods Market’sWFM salesmissed estimates and it gave weakfiscal ’14 guidance. Adjusted same-store sales disappointed. It fell.

Travel Sites Q3 Earnings Mixed

9 Priceline’sPCLN Q3 earningssmashed views, but its implied

Q4 EPS guidance missed. OrbitzWorldwide’sOWWQ3 profit fell shortand it cut its ’13 sales forecast.HomeAwayAWAY said its vacationrentals will be available on Expe-dia.comEXPE next year. China’sCtripCTRP said Q3 sales grew 31% astour sales surged 43%. Pricelineand HomeAway rose for the week,Orbitz and Ctrip fell.

Shale Drillers Top Estimates

10 Oasis PetroleumOAS said Q3EPS leapt 110%, topping

views. Revenue jumped 65%, alsobeating forecasts. Concho Re-sourcesCXO cited “early success”with horizontal oil drilling inTexas as its Q3 EPS and sales bothtopped. Continental ResourcesCLRalso toppedearnings views. U.S. Sil-ica’sSLCA EPS and sales beat, butshares tumbled after it announceda 10.5-mil share offering.

CHIPOTLE MEX GRILL (CMG) Grp 23 o$535.2030.0M Shares 99 Comp. Rating 93 EPS RS 94 ROE 24%OPERATES 1,421 FAST CASUAL MEXICAN FOOD RESTAURANTS IN THEU.S., CANADA AND U.K.

+25% Ann. EPS Gro PE 55 Avg. Daily Vol 432,600 Debt 0%Last Qtr Eps +17%5 Prior Qtr +11%6 Last Qtr Sales +18%1 Qtrs EPS) 15%Eps Due 2/5

Acc/Dis B+Sup/Demand 82

28% past 418.33 buy point from flat-base.

HOMEAWAY INC (AWAY) Grp 22 o$33.4168.2M Shares 97 Comp. Rating 98 EPS RS 84 ROE 8%OPERATES AN ONLINE MARKETPLACE FOR VACATION RENTALS INOVER 168 COUNTRIES THROUGH OVER 640,000 LISTINGS.

+107% Ann. EPS Gro PE 53 Avg. D. Vol 1,001,800 Debt 0%Last Qtr Eps +36%6 Prior Qtr +45%6 Last Qtr Sales +23%5 Qtrs EPS) 15%Eps Due 2/20R&D 15%

Acc/Dis DSup/Demand 78

Breaks out above 32.68 entry in double-bottom base.

Earnings CalendarNotable results expected this week

Rackspace Hosting RAX 42 -15.8% Internet-Network Sltns 11/11/13Assured Guaranty AGO 62 -25.9 Insurance-Prop/Cas/Titl 11/11/13News Corp. NWSA 63 -88.4 Media-Newspapers 11/11/13Hologic HOLX 73 0 Medical-Systems/Equip 11/11/13Vipshop Holdings VIPS 95 2000.0 Retail-Internet 11/11/13Amira Nature Foods ANFI 97 88.9 Food-Packaged 11/11/13Spreadtrum Comm SPRD 98 47.7 Elec-Semicondctor Fablss 11/11/13D.R. Horton DHI 30 33.3 Bldg-Resident/Comml 11/12/13Taylor Morrison TMHC 48 n.a. Bldg-Resident/Comml 11/12/13Yingli Green Energy YGE 58 75.5 Energy-Solar 11/12/13NQ Mobile NQ 72 75.0 Computer Sftwr-Security 11/12/13Sinovac Biotech SVA 87 66.7 Medical-Biomed/Biotech 11/12/13Insys Therapeutics INSY 88 n.a. Medical-Biomed/Biotech 11/12/13Sina SINA 89 88.2 Internet-Content 11/12/13WuXi Pharmatech WX 91 8.3 Medical-Research Eqp/Svc 11/12/13RDA Microelectrncs RDA 92 -34.3 Elec-Semicondctor Fablss 11/12/13Copa Holdings CPA 96 17.7 Transportation-Airline 11/12/13Tri Pointe Homes TPH 36 n.a. Bldg-Resident/Comml 11/13/13Cisco Systems CSCO 46 6.3 Computer-Networking 11/13/13ExOne XONE 57 n.a. Machinery-Mtl Hdlg/Autmn 11/13/13NetEase NTES 85 36.7 Computer Sftwr-Gaming 11/13/13Canadian Solar CSIQ 86 135.6 Energy-Solar 11/13/13E-House Holdings EJ 87 300.0 Real Estate Dvlpmt/Ops 11/13/13Phoenix New Media FENG 96 550.0 Media-Diversified 11/13/13Macy’s M 57 11.1 Retail-Department Stores 11/13/13Sally Beauty SBH 37 0 Retail-Specialty 11/14/13Applied Materials AMAT 51 200.0 Elec-Semiconductor Equip 11/14/13Williams-Sonoma WSM 51 12.2 Retail-Home Furnishings 11/14/13Youku Tudou YOKU 57 45.5 Internet-Content 11/14/13Kythera Biopharma KYTH 62 93.7 Medical-Biomed/Biotech 11/14/13E-Comm Cn Dangdang DANG 65 40.0 Retail-Internet 11/14/13Kohl’s KSS 65 -5.5 Retail-Department Stores 11/14/13Agilent Technologies A 67 -11.6 Elec-Scientific/Msrng 11/14/13Bona Film Group BONA 73 100.0 Leisure-Movies & Related 11/14/13Multimedia Games MGAM 79 -10.0 Leisure-Gaming/Equip 11/14/13Helmerich & Payne HP 83 3.7 Oil&Gas-Drilling 11/14/13Transdigm TDG 88 -0.6 Aerospace/Defense 11/14/13Century Casinos CNTY 92 40.0 Leisure-Gaming/Equip 11/14/13Home Inns & Hotels HMIN 92 4.3 Leisure-Lodging 11/14/13Viacom VIAB 94 19.8 Media-Diversified 11/14/13Wal-Mart WMT 42 4.6 Retail-Major Disc Chains 11/14/13Nordstrom JWN 63 -7.0 Retail-Department Stores 11/14/13Maximus MMS 98 35.1 Comml Svcs-Consulting 11/15/13

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3D Systems DDD 11.7%Jazz Pharma JAZZ 9.1Sturm Ruger RGR 5.4Michael Kors Holdings KORS 5.3SS&C Technologies SSNC 3.5Hexcel HXL 2.8Waddell & Reed Finl WDR 2.7Align Technology ALGN 2.6Generac Holdings GNRC 2.2Ambarella AMBA 2.1

MercadoLibre MELI -15.3%Qihoo 360 Technology QIHU -8.3Pioneer Natural Rsrc PXD -7.5Valeant Pharma VRX -5.2Alexion Pharma ALXN -4.8Facebook FB -4.5Yandex YNDX -4.4Nu Skin Enterprise NUS -3.8Packaging PKG -3.3Polaris Industries PII -3.0

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Rel îAnnual LastQtr NxtQtr Last Qtr MgtEPS Strë îEPS Est ïîEPSï EPSîë Salesîë Pretaxè Own

Rank Company Price íî Rtgì Rtg î%Chgî %Chgî %Chgí %Chgî ROE mrgníë %6

16 CHIPOTLE MEX GRILL (CMG) Grp 23 o$535.2030.0M Shares 99 Comp. Rating 93 EPS RS 94 ROE 24%

OPERATES 1,421 FAST CASUAL MEXICAN FOOD RESTAURANTS IN THEU.S., CANADA AND U.K.

+25% Ann. EPS Gro PE 55 Avg. Daily Vol 432,600 Debt 0%Last Qtr Eps +17%5 Prior Qtr +11%6 Last Qtr Sales +18%1 Qtrs EPS) 15%Eps Due 2/5

Acc/Dis B+Sup/Demand 82

28% past 418.33 buy point from flat-base.

19 S S & C TECHNOLOGIES (SSNC) Grp 86 o$40.8862.4M Shares 94 Comp. Rating 98 EPS RS 91 ROE 11%

PROVIDES SOFTWARE SOLUTIONS FOR THE FINANCIAL SERVICES IN-DUSTRY TO SUPPORT INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT

+29% Ann. EPS Gro PE 22 Avg. Daily Vol 456,300 Debt 92%Last Qtr Eps +33%6 Prior Qtr +45%6 Last Qtr Sales +8%10 Qtrs EPS) 15%Eps Due 2/14R&D 8%

Acc/Dis B-Sup/Demand 53

2% past 40.04 buy point from flat base.

22 CONTINENTAL RES INC (CLR) Grp 6 o$114.1942.7M Shares 98 Comp. Rating 98 EPS RS 87 ROE 22%

ENGAGED IN THE EXPLORATION AND PRODUCTION OF OIL AND GASIN THE NORTH, SOUTH AND EAST REGIONS OF U.S.

+40% Ann. EPS Gro PE 22 Avg. D. Vol 1,359,700 Debt 112%Last Qtr Eps +85%6 Prior Qtr +96%5 Last Qtr Sales +70%5 Qtrs EPS) 15%Eps Due 2/27R&D 1%

Acc/Dis D+Sup/Demand 62

Second bounce off 10-week line sets add-on buy zone.

25 QIHOO 360 TECH ADS (QIHU) Grp 4 o$79.3153.4M Shares 98 Comp. Rating 88 EPS RS 98 ROE 23%

CHINESE PROVIDER OF INTERNET SECURITY SOFTWARE, BROWSERS,SEARCH AND ONLINE GAMES DEVELOPED BY THIRD PARTIES.

+206% Ann. EPS Gro PE 83 Avg. D. Vol 3,020,100 Debt 0%Last Qtr Eps +135%5 Prior Qtr -33%6 Last Qtr Sales+108%1 Qtrs EPS) 15%Eps Due 11/19R&D 47%

Acc/Dis D+Sup/Demand 91

Consolidating gains below 10-week line; 18% off high.

28 WHITING PETROLEUM (WLL) Grp 6 o$64.44116.3M Shares 99 Comp. Rating 97 EPS RS 86 ROE 12%

ENGAGED IN EXPLORATION/PRODUCTION OF OIL/GAS IN THE PERMI-AN BASIN, ROCKY MOUNTAINS, GULF COAST AND MID-CONTINENT.

+12% Ann. EPS Gro PE 16 Avg. D. Vol 2,393,400 Debt 52%Last Qtr Eps +66%5 Prior Qtr +40%5 Last Qtr Sales +57%2 Qtrs EPS) 15%Eps Due 2/27R&D 8%

Acc/Dis B-Sup/Demand 88

First trip to 10-week line since Sept. breakout.

17 PRICELINE.COM (PCLN) Grp 48 o$1073.2051.0M Shares 98 Comp. Rating 99 EPS RS 88 ROE 50%

PROVIDES AIRLINE TICKET, HOTEL ROOM, CAR RENTAL, VACATIONPACKAGE AND CRUISE SERVICES THROUGH PRICELINE.COM.

+48% Ann. EPS Gro PE 27 Avg. Daily Vol 571,000 Debt 23%Last Qtr Eps +40%5 Prior Qtr +24%6 Last Qtr Sales +33%24 Qtrs EPS) 15%Eps Due 2/26

Acc/Dis D+Sup/Demand 76

Support in second test of 10-week since late-stage breakout.

20 GENERAC HLDGS INC (GNRC) Grp 36 o$48.6642.4M Shares 99 Comp. Rating 98 EPS RS 88 ROE 36%

MANUFACTURES STANDBY POWER GENERATORS AND COMPONENTSFOR RESIDENTIAL, INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL MARKETS.

+41% Ann. EPS Gro PE 12 Avg. Daily Vol 809,200 Debt 172%Last Qtr Eps +36%6 Prior Qtr +64%5 Last Qtr Sales +21%3 Qtrs EPS) 15%Eps Due 2/14R&D 2%

Acc/Dis B+Sup/Demand 78

Eases from high, still 10% above 44.34 flat base buy point.

23 VALEANT PHARMACEUTICALS (VRX) Grp 13 o$105.44303.8M Shares 99 Comp. Rating 96 EPS RS 89 ROE 37%

DEVELOPS BRANDED DRUGS IN THE AREAS OF DERMATOLOGY, NEU-ROLOGY AND ORAL HEALTH AND OTC PRODUCTS.

+40% Ann. EPS Gro PE 20 Avg. D. Vol 1,193,600 Debt 283%Last Qtr Eps +24%6 Prior Qtr +33%5 Last Qtr Sales +74%2 Qtrs EPS) 15%Eps Due 2/28R&D 2%

Acc/Dis C-Sup/Demand 36

Fighting to hold at 10-week line, just below 105.50 entry.

26 LAS VEGAS SANDS (LVS) Grp 42 o$69.80708.7M Shares 99 Comp. Rating 98 EPS RS 86 ROE 24%

OPERATES MARINA BAY SANDS, VENETIAN MACAO, SANDS MACAO,FOUR SEASONS MACAO, THE PALAZZO, THE VENETIAN, SANDS EXPO

+43% Ann. EPS Gro PE 26 Avg. D. Vol 4,839,000 Debt 143%Last Qtr Eps +78%5 Prior Qtr +48%5 Last Qtr Sales +32%2 Qtrs EPS) 15%Eps Due 1/30R&D 2%

Acc/Dis C+Sup/Demand 54

Still 3% past 67.45 three-weeks-tight entry.

29 NEW ORIENTL EDU&TEC (EDU) Grp 8 o$26.38127.3M Shares 98 Comp. Rating 95 EPS RS 88 ROE 21%

CHINESE PROVIDER OF LANGUAGE TRAINING & TEST PREPARATIONCOURSES TO 2.5 MIL STUDENTS VIA 57 SCHOOLS & 669 CENTERS.

+21% Ann. EPS Gro PE 22 Avg. D. Vol 1,062,000 Debt 0%Last Qtr Eps +29%6 Prior Qtr +38%5 Last Qtr Sales +16%3 Qtrs EPS) 15%Eps Due 1/29

Acc/Dis B-Sup/Demand 59

Extended 12% past 23.54 double-bottom entry.

18 STURM RUGER & CO INC (RGR) Grp 64 o$71.7818.8M Shares 97 Comp. Rating 99 EPS RS 88 ROE 61%

MANUFACTURES PISTOLS, REVOLVERS, RIFLES, SHOTGUNS UNDERTHE RUGER NAME FOR COMMERCIAL SPORTING.

+60% Ann. EPS Gro PE 14 Avg. Daily Vol 405,300 Debt 0%Last Qtr Eps +64%6 Prior Qtr +79%5 Last Qtr Sales +45%10 Qtrs EPS) 15%Eps Due 2/27

Acc/Dis B+Sup/Demand 89

Extended after bouncing off at 10-week line.

21 YANDEX N V CLASS A (YNDX) Grp 4 o$36.35219.4M Shares 99 Comp. Rating 98 EPS RS 88 ROE 27%

RUSSIAN PROVIDER OF INTERNET SEARCH AND WEB CONTENT IN-CLUDING NEWS, MAIL AND MAPS VIA YANDEX.RU.

+47% Ann. EPS Gro PE 33 Avg. D. Vol 2,765,700 Debt 0%Last Qtr Eps +38%6 Prior Qtr +47%6 Last Qtr Sales +35%16 Qtrs EPS) 15%Eps Due 2/19R&D 15%

Acc/Dis C-Sup/Demand 68

Slips under 10-week line in third week of consolidation.

24 WADDELL & REED FINL (WDR) Grp 120 o$64.1982.3M Shares 97 Comp. Rating 94 EPS RS 93 ROE 38%

PROVIDES INVESTMENT ADVISORY, DISTRIBUTION AND ADMINISTRA-TIVE SERVICES TO MUTUAL FUNDS AND INSTITUTIONAL ACCOUNTS.

+13% Ann. EPS Gro PE 24 Avg. Daily Vol 664,500 Debt 37%Last Qtr Eps +31%5 Prior Qtr +29%5 Last Qtr Sales +18%2 Qtrs EPS) 15%Eps Due 1/29

Acc/Dis BSup/Demand 65

Near profit-taking zone; 19% past 53.55 handle entry.

27 PORTFOLIO RECOVERY (PRAA) Grp 25 o$57.3049.7M Shares 99 Comp. Rating 98 EPS RS 86 ROE 19%

PURCHASES, COLLECTS AND MANAGES PORTFOLIOS OF DEFAULTEDCONSUMER RECEIVABLES.

+33% Ann. EPS Gro PE 18 Avg. Daily Vol 440,800 Debt 46%Last Qtr Eps +43%5 Prior Qtr +37%6 Last Qtr Sales +31%6 Qtrs EPS) 15%Eps Due 2/13

Acc/Dis CSup/Demand 69

Third retreat to 10-week cuts support in strong trade.

30 STRATASYS LTD (SSYS) Grp 3 o$119.0542.0M Shares 99 Comp. Rating 92 EPS RS 91 ROE 4%

MANUFACTURES 3-D PROTOTYPING SYSTEMS FOR AUTOMOTIVE,AEROSPACE, INDUSTRIAL AND ELECTRONIC OEMS.

+52% Ann. EPS Gro PE 63 Avg. D. Vol 1,232,100 Debt 0%Last Qtr Eps +13%6 Prior Qtr +41%6 Last Qtr Sales+153%0 Qtrs EPS) 15%Eps Due 3/4R&D 9%

Acc/Dis A-Sup/Demand 91

5% past 113.04 late-stage-base entry; near new highs.

16 Chipotle Mex Grill 535.2 99 93 94 +19 +17 +29 +18 24 16 37New catering service and new store openings seen as growth drivers.

17 Priceline.com 1073.2 98 99 88 +27 +40 +22 +33 50 36 1International bookings remain strong for online travel services firm.

18 Sturm Ruger & Co 71.78 97 99 88 +38 +64 –5 +45 61 22 3Threat of new gun–sale regulations fueling growth.

19 SS&C Technologies 40.88 94 98 91 +38 +33 +24 +8 11 32 22Investment software firm sees growth opportunity in Europe.

20 Generac Holdings Inc 48.66 99 98 88 +28 +36 +1 +21 36 19 37Residential demand, Ottomotores buyout help drive growth.

21 Yandex NV Class A 36.35 99 98 88 +33 +38 0 +35 27 38 137Owns about 60% of Russia's search–engine market share.

22 Continental Res Inc 114.2 98 98 87 +64 +85 +49 +70 22 36 697Oil explorer is largest landholder in Bakken Shale region.

23 Valeant Pharma 105.4 99 96 89 +36 +24 +69 +74 37 40 8Buyouts are vital in drugmaker's growth strategy.

24 Waddell & Reed Finl 64.19 97 94 93 +21 +31 +28 +18 38 26 4Seeing strong inflows in equity and fixed–income products.

25 Qihoo 360 Tech ADS 79.31 98 88 98 +61 +135 +85 +108 23 34 547Mobile apps, especially gaming, are key to Qihoo's growth.

26 Las Vegas Sands 69.80 99 98 86 +40 +78 +56 +32 24 21 14Macau is the key growth driver for casino operator.

27 Portfolio Recovery 57.30 99 98 86 +39 +43 +29 +31 19 34 1Strong analytics help debt collector improve its performance.

28 Whiting Petroleum 64.44 99 97 86 +27 +66 +24 +57 12 27 2Uses hydraulic fracturing to find oil in Rockies, N. Dakota.

29 New Orientl Edu 26.38 98 95 88 +20 +29 .. +16 21 18 197Chinese school operator transitions to smaller classes, higher fees.

30 Stratasys Ltd 119.1 99 92 91 +15 +13 –11 +153 4 24 4MakerBot buyout, Objet merger strengthens foothold in industry.

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31 AKORN INC (AKRX) Grp 13 o$21.1662.5M Shares 99 Comp. Rating 90 EPS RS 92 ROE 30%

DEVELOPS PHARMACEUTICALS IN SPECIALTY AREAS SUCH AS OPH-THALMOLOGY, HOSPITAL DRUGS AND INJECTABLES.

+32% Ann. EPS Gro PE 38 Avg. Daily Vol 745,800 Debt 52%Last Qtr Eps +7%6 Prior Qtr +27%6 Last Qtr Sales +18%0 Qtrs EPS) 15%Eps Due 2/26R&D 6%

Acc/Dis ASup/Demand 65

Holds above 10-week line after late-Aug. breakout.

34 ULTA BEAUTY (ULTA) Grp 87 o$127.8962.6M Shares 95 Comp. Rating 98 EPS RS 84 ROE 25%

OPERATES 550 BEAUTY STORES IN 45 STATES OFFERING HAIRCARE,COSMETICS AND OTHER PRODUCTS, AS WELL AS SALON SERVICES.

+47% Ann. EPS Gro PE 44 Avg. Daily Vol 780,900 Debt 0%Last Qtr Eps +30%5 Prior Qtr +20%6 Last Qtr Sales +25%17 Qtrs EPS) 15%Eps Due 11/30

Acc/Dis C+Sup/Demand 79

5% above 121.60 buy point from 3-weeks-tight pattern.

37 EVERCORE PARTNERS (EVR) Grp 44 o$52.2730.7M Shares 96 Comp. Rating 96 EPS RS 87 ROE 19%

PROVIDES ADVISORY SERVICES TO MULTINATIONAL CORPORATIONSON MERGERS, ACQUISITIONS, DIVESTITURES AND RESTRUCTURINGS.

+38% Ann. EPS Gro PE 22 Avg. Daily Vol 438,700 Debt 24%Last Qtr Eps +33% Prior Qtr +33%6 Last Qtr Sales +22%4 Qtrs EPS) 15%Eps Due 1/30

Acc/Dis D+Sup/Demand 82

Gaps up over 52.90 flat base buy point; now below it.

40 HEXCEL (HXL) Grp 11 o$43.3795.5M Shares 98 Comp. Rating 91 EPS RS 90 ROE 18%

MAKES CARBON FIBERS, REINFORCEMENTS, PREPEGS AND OTHERCOMPOSITES FOR AEROSPACE/DEFENSE AND INDUSTRIAL MARKETS.

+36% Ann. EPS Gro PE 25 Avg. Daily Vol 485,300 Debt 24%Last Qtr Eps +23%5 Prior Qtr +14%5 Last Qtr Sales +5%1 Qtrs EPS) 15%Eps Due 1/23R&D 2%

Acc/Dis BSup/Demand 47

Extended past 39.78 three-weeks-tight entry.

43 TRIPADVISOR INC (TRIP) Grp 48 o$84.48109.9M Shares 96 Comp. Rating 87 EPS RS 94 ROE 43%

PROVIDES ONLINE TRAVEL RELATED CONTENT INCLUDING AGGREGAT-ED REVIEWS VIA TRIPADVISOR.COM.

+19% Ann. EPS Gro PE 48 Avg. D. Vol 2,317,100 Debt 47%Last Qtr Eps -2%6 Prior Qtr +27%6 Last Qtr Sales +20%0 Qtrs EPS) 15%Eps Due 2/13

Acc/Dis BSup/Demand 85

6% past 79.99 double-bottom buy point.

32 MICHAEL KORS LTD (KORS) Grp 97 o$79.40182.7M Shares 96 Comp. Rating 99 EPS RS 84 ROE 53%

MARKETS LUXURY APPAREL, ACCESSORIES AND FOOTWEAR UNDERTHE MICHAEL KORS AND MICHAEL MICHAEL KORS NAMES

+110% Ann. EPS Gro PE 32 Avg. D. Vol 3,911,300 Debt 0%Last Qtr Eps +45%6 Prior Qtr +79%6 Last Qtr Sales +39%10 Qtrs EPS) 15%Eps Due 2/12

Acc/Dis B+Sup/Demand 87

Blasts to new highs, barely past 78.93 flat-base buy point.

35 HERBALIFE LTD (HLF) Grp 47 o$62.4097.9M Shares 97 Comp. Rating 98 EPS RS 83 ROE 97%

NETWORK MARKETER OFFERING WEIGHT MANAGEMENT, NUTRITIONSUPPLEMENTS, FITNESS PRODUCTS AND SKIN/HAIR CARE PRODUCTS

+30% Ann. EPS Gro PE 12 Avg. D. Vol 2,887,300 Debt 103%Last Qtr Eps +44%5 Prior Qtr +29%6 Last Qtr Sales +19%4 Qtrs EPS) 15%Eps Due 2/19

Acc/Dis B-Sup/Demand 91

Slipping further below its 10-week line.

38 MASTERCARD INC CL A (MA) Grp 25 o$734.47114.6M Shares 99 Comp. Rating 95 EPS RS 86 ROE 43%

PROVIDES GLOBAL PAYMENT SOLUTIONS IN SUPPORT OF THE CREDITAND DEBIT PAYMENT PROGRAMS OF FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS.

+24% Ann. EPS Gro PE 29 Avg. Daily Vol 575,200 Debt 0%Last Qtr Eps +18%6 Prior Qtr +23%5 Last Qtr Sales +16%4 Qtrs EPS) 15%Eps Due 1/31

Acc/Dis B-Sup/Demand 47

Well extended past 657.08 flat base entry, 10-week line.

41 WUXI PHARMATECH (WX) Grp 100 o$29.7664.7M Shares 90 Comp. Rating 90 EPS RS 94 ROE 19%

CHINESE PROVIDER OF OUTSOURCED PHARMACEUTICAL AND BIO-TECH RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT AND MANUFACTURING SERVICES.

+15% Ann. EPS Gro PE 19 Avg. Daily Vol 499,000 Debt 1%Last Qtr Eps +39%5 Prior Qtr +6% Last Qtr Sales +9%1 Qtrs EPS) 15%Eps Due 11/12R&D 2%

Acc/Dis C-Sup/Demand 61

Back near 29.52 three-weeks-tight, formed late in its run.

44 CARRIZO OIL & GAS (CRZO) Grp 6 o$43.4536.8M Shares 96 Comp. Rating 86 EPS RS 95 ROE 12%

ENGAGED IN THE EXPLORATION, PRODUCTION AND TRANSPORTA-TION OF OIL AND NATURAL GAS IN THE U.S.

+8% Ann. EPS Gro PE 18 Avg. D. Vol 1,205,700 Debt 165%Last Qtr Eps +60%6 Prior Qtr +144%5 Last Qtr Sales +50%5 Qtrs EPS) 15%Eps Due 2/26

Acc/Dis DSup/Demand 92

Extended past 37.49 handle in base that began in July 2011.

46 WEB.COM GROUP (WWWW) Grp 101 o$26.9445.9M Shares 91 Comp. Rating 95 EPS RS 87 ROE 37%

PROVIDES WEBSITE PUBLISHING AND MANAGEMENT SOFTWAREAND SERVICES TO SMALL AND MEDIUM-SIZED BUSINESSES.

+48% Ann. EPS Gro PE 14 Avg. Daily Vol 957,200 Debt 426%Last Qtr Eps +34% Prior Qtr +34%6 Last Qtr Sales +18%13 Qtrs EPS) 15%Eps Due 2/7R&D 8%

Acc/Dis D+Sup/Demand 87

Consolidating gains below 10-week line after big run.

49 BIOGEN IDEC INC (BIIB) Grp 9 o$236.69233.8M Shares 99 Comp. Rating 94 EPS RS 83 ROE 23%

DEVELOPS TREATMENTS FOR MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS (MS), CANCERAND AUTOIMMUNE/INFLAMMATORY DISEASES.

+16% Ann. EPS Gro PE 30 Avg. D. Vol 1,143,500 Debt 10%Last Qtr Eps +23%6 Prior Qtr +26%6 Last Qtr Sales +32%3 Qtrs EPS) 15%Eps Due 1/28R&D 24%

Acc/Dis C+Sup/Demand 47

Just above 234.84 handle entry; closes below 10-week line.

47 PACKGING CORP OF AMER (PKG) Grp 68 o$60.5496.2M Shares 93 Comp. Rating 95 EPS RS 86 ROE 21%

MANUFACTURES CONTAINERBOARD AND CORRUGATED PACKAGINGFOR THE FOOD/BEVERAGE, PAPER AND AGRICULTURAL MARKETS.

+20% Ann. EPS Gro PE 21 Avg. Daily Vol 995,200 Debt 80%Last Qtr Eps +65%5 Prior Qtr +45%6 Last Qtr Sales +17%6 Qtrs EPS) 15%Eps Due 1/22

Acc/Dis C-Sup/Demand 73

Extended 8% past 55.89 base-on-base entry.

50 ALEXION PHARMA (ALXN) Grp 9 o$117.43188.2M Shares 97 Comp. Rating 99 EPS RS 64 ROE 27%

DEVELOPS THERAPEUTICS TO TREAT HEMATOLOGIC AND NEUROLOG-IC DISEASES AND METABOLIC AND INFLAMMATORY DISORDERS.

+53% Ann. EPS Gro PE 42 Avg. Daily Vol 991,100 Debt 5%Last Qtr Eps +38%6 Prior Qtr +55%5 Last Qtr Sales +36%23 Qtrs EPS) 15%Eps Due 2/14

Acc/Dis C+Sup/Demand 49

Pulls back to 1% below 118.39 entry from double-bottom base.

SMARTSELECT ®COMPOSITE RATING

Rel îAnnual LastQtr NxtQtr Last Qtr MgtEPS Strë îEPS Est ïîEPSï EPSîë Salesîë Pretaxè Own

Rank Company Price íî Rtgì Rtg î%Chgî %Chgî %Chgí %Chgî ROE mrgníë %6

Aerospace/Defense .................................. AerospaceAgricultural Oprtions .............................. AgricultureMachinery-Farm .................................... AgricultureChemicals-Agriculture .......................... AgricultureTobacco ................................................... Alcohl/TobBeverages-Alcoholic ............................... Alcohl/TobApparel-Clothing Mfg ................................... ApparelApparel-Shoes & Rel .................................... ApparelAuto/Truck-Tires & Misc ................................... AutoTrucks & Parts-Heavy Duty .............................. AutoAuto Manufacturers ......................................... AutoAuto/Truck-Original Equipment ........................ AutoAuto/Truck-Replacement Parts ........................ AutoBanks-Northeast ............................................. BanksBanks-Southeast ........................................... BanksBanks-Midwest ............................................... BanksBanks-West/Southwest .................................. BanksBanks-Super Regional ................................... BanksBanks-Foreign ................................................. BanksBanks-Money Center ..................................... BanksBldg-Cement/Concert .................................. BuildingBldg-Rsidnt/Commercial ............................ BuildingBldg-Heavy Construction ........................... BuildingBldg-Mobile/Mfg & Rv ................................ BuildingBldg-Wood Prods ........................................ BuildingBldg-Construction Prods/Misc .................... BuildingBldg-A/C & Heating Prods ......................... BuildingChemicals-Paints ....................................... BuildingBldg-Hand Tools .......................................... BuildingCommercial Services-Healthcare ........... Busins SvcCommercial Services-Advrtsng ............. Busins SvcBldg-Maintenance & Service ................ Busins SvcComputer-Tech Services ........................ Busins SvcCommercial Services-Consulting ........... Busins SvcCommercial Svcs-Market Research ...... Busins SvcCommercial Svc-Outsourcing ................ Busins SvcSecurity/Software ................................... Busins SvcCommercial Service-Doc Mgmt ............. Busins SvcCommercial Services-Stffng ................. Busins SvcChemicals-Basic ....................................... ChemicalChemicals-Specialty ................................. ChemicalChemicals-Plastics .................................... ChemicalElec-Semicon Fabless ..................................... ChipsElec-Semicon Mfg ............................................ ChipsElec-Semicndctr Equip ..................................... ChipsComputer-Networking .............................. ComputerComputer-Data Storage ........................... ComputerComputer-Integrated System .................. ComputerComputer-Hardwire/Peripheral .............. ComputerHousehold-Applncs/Houseware ............. ConsumerConsumer Prod-Special .......................... ConsumerFuneral Services & Related ..................... ConsumerConsumer Services-Education ................ ConsumerHousehold Office Furniture ...................... ConsumerLeisure-Toys/Games/Hobby .................... ConsumerSoap & Cleaning Preparation ................. ConsumerCosmetics/Personal Care ......................... ConsumerConsumer Prod-Elec ................................. ConsumerElec-Scientific/Measuring ........................ ElectrncsElec-Misc Products .................................... ElectrncsElec-Contract Mfg ...................................... Electrncs

Elec-Parts .................................................. ElectrncsEnergy Coal ................................................... EnergyEnergy Solar ................................................... EnergyOil&Gas Integrated ........................................ EnergyEnergy-Alternative/Other .............................. EnergyOil&Gas-Transport/Pipeline .......................... EnergyOil&Gas-Refing/Market ................................ EnergyOil&Gas-U S Exploration Prod ...................... EnergyOil&Gas-Royalty Trust .................................. EnergyOil&Gas Canadian Exploration Prod ............ EnergyOil&Gas-Intl Exploration Prod ...................... EnergyOil&Gas-Field Service ................................... EnergyOil&Gas-Drilling ............................................. EnergyOil&Gas-Machinery/Equipment ..................... EnergyFinancial-Mortgage & Related Service ...... FinanceFinance-Invesment Managment ................. FinanceFinancial-Invest Bank/Brokers .................. FinanceCommercial Svcs-Leasing ........................... FinanceFinance-Commercial Loan ........................... FinanceFinance-Construction Loan ........................ FinanceFinance-Card/Pmtpr ..................................... FinanceFinancial Svc-Spec ....................................... FinanceFood-Packaged .......................................... Food/BevFood-Misc Prep .......................................... Food/BevBeverages-Non-Alcoholic ......................... Food/BevFood-Meat Products ................................. Food/BevFood-Dairy Products ................................. Food/BevFood-Grain & Related ............................... Food/BevFood-Confectionery .................................. Food/BevInsurance-Life ............................................. InsurnceInsurance-Accident & Health .................... InsurnceInsurance-Property/Casualty/Title ........... InsurnceInsurance-Brokers ..................................... InsurnceInsurance-Diversified ................................ InsurnceInternet-Content ......................................... InternetInternet-Network Solutions ........................ InternetLeisure-Travel Booking ................................ LeisureLeisure-Gaming/Equip ................................. LeisureLeisure-Lodging ............................................ LeisureLeisure-Services ............................................ LeisureLeisure-Products .......................................... LeisureLeisure-Movies & Related ............................ LeisureMachinery-Construction/Mining ................ MachineMachinery-Mtl Hdlg ................................... MachineMachinery-Tools & Related ....................... MachineMachinery-Gen Industrial .......................... MachineElectrical Power/Equipment ...................... MachinePollution Control ........................................ MachineMedia-Radio/TV .............................................. MediaMedia-Diversified ............................................ MediaMedia-Newspapers ........................................ MediaMedia-Periodicals .......................................... MediaMedia-Books ................................................... MediaMedical-Outpatient/Home Care ................. MedicalMedical-Systems/Equip ............................... MedicalMedical Supplies ......................................... MedicalMedical-Managed Care ............................... MedicalMedical-Biomed/Biotech ............................. MedicalMedical-Generic Drugs ............................... MedicalMedical-Long-Term Care ............................. MedicalMedical-Products ........................................ MedicalMedical-Hospitals ....................................... Medical

Medical-Diversified ..................................... MedicalMedical-Research Equip/Svc ....................... MedicalMedical-Services .......................................... MedicalMedical-Wholesale Drug ............................ MedicalMedical-Ethical Drugs .................................. MedicalSteel-Producers .............................................. MetalsSteel-Specialty Alloys ................................... MetalsMetal Prods-Distributor ................................ MetalsMetal Proc & Fabrica ..................................... MetalsMining-Metal Ores ......................................... MiningMining-Gold/Silver/Gems .............................. MiningFinance-Publ Inv Fd-Balance ........................... MiscFinance-Publ Inv Fd-Equity .............................. MiscContainers/Packaging ....................................... MiscFinance-Publ Inv Fd-Global .............................. MiscPaper & Paper Produc ....................................... MiscFinance-Blank Check ....................................... MiscFinance-Etf/Etn ................................................. MiscFnance-Publ Inv Fd Bond ................................. MiscDiversified Operations ....................................... MiscOffice Supplies Mfg ........................................ OfficeFinance-Reit ................................................ Real EstFinance-Mortgage-Reit ............................... Real EstReal State Developmt/Ops .......................... Real EstRetail-Mail Order & Direct .............................. RetailRetail-Discount & Varity ................................. RetailRetail-Specialty ............................................... RetailRetail-Super/Mini Markets ............................. RetailRetail-Apparel/Shoes/Accessory ................... RetailRetail-Home Furnishings ................................ RetailRetail-Restaurants ......................................... RetailRetail-Drug Stores .......................................... RetailRetail/Wholesale-Jewelery ........................... RetailRetail-Internet ................................................. RetailRetail-Major Discount Chains ......................... RetailRetail-Department Stores ............................... RetailWholesale-Elect .............................................. Retail

Wholesale-Food ............................................... RetailRetail-Leisure Prods ....................................... RetailRetail Wholesale Office Sup .......................... RetailRetail Wholesale Bldg Prds ........................... RetailRetail-Consumer Electronics ......................... RetailRetail/Wholesale-Auto ................................... RetailRetail/Wholesale-Auto Part ............................ RetailFinancial-Savings & Loans .............................. S&LsComputer Sftwr-Dbase ............................. SoftwareComputer Sftwr-Edu ................................. SoftwareComputer Sftwr-Entr .................................. SoftwareComputer Sftwr-Mdcl ............................... SoftwareComputer Sftwr-Fincl ............................... SoftwareComputer Sftwr-Dsktp ............................... SoftwareComputer Sftwr-Dsgn ............................... SoftwareComputer Sftwr-Scrity ............................... SoftwareComputer Sftwr-Spc-Entr .......................... SoftwareComputer Sftwr-Gaming ........................... SoftwareTelecom-Cable/Sat Equip ........................... TelecomTelecom-Cons Prod .................................... TelecomTelecom-Infrastr .......................................... TelecomTelecom-Svc-Cbl/Sat ................................... TelecomTelecom-Fiber Optcs .................................. TelecomTelecom Svc-Integrtd .................................. TelecomTelecom Svcs-Foreign ................................. TelecomTelecom Svc-Wireless ................................ TelecomTransportation-Rail ..................................... TransprtTransportation-Truck ................................. TransprtTransportation-Ship ................................... TransprtTransportation-Airline ............................... TransprtTransportation-Air Freight ......................... TransprtTransportation-Services ............................ TransprtTransportation-Equip Mfg .......................... TransprtUtility-Diversified ........................................... UtilityUtility-Electric Pwr ......................................... UtilityUtility-Gas Distribtn ....................................... UtilityUtility-Water Supply ...................................... Utility

33 UNDER ARMOUR CL A (UA) Grp 97 o$78.9467.2M Shares 92 Comp. Rating 98 EPS RS 86 ROE 18%

MARKETS ATHLETIC SHIRTS, SHORTS, UNDERWEAR AND OUTER-WEAR MADE FROM MOISTURE-WICKING SYNTHETIC FABRICS

+30% Ann. EPS Gro PE 57 Avg. D. Vol 1,417,500 Debt 6%Last Qtr Eps +26%6 Prior Qtr +167%5 Last Qtr Sales +26%2 Qtrs EPS) 15%Eps Due 1/31

Acc/Dis D+Sup/Demand 81

Trying to hold 10-week line after July breakout over 62.50.

36 G N C HOLDINGS INC (GNC) Grp 87 o$57.8894.0M Shares 94 Comp. Rating 97 EPS RS 86 ROE 26%

OPERATES 3,188 AND FRANCHISES 2,779 GNC NUTRITION STORESWORLDWIDE, AND 2,181 GNC LOCATIONS WITHIN RITE AID STORES.

+51% Ann. EPS Gro PE 21 Avg. D. Vol 1,106,700 Debt 124%Last Qtr Eps +25%5 Prior Qtr +18%6 Last Qtr Sales +9%17 Qtrs EPS) 15%Eps Due 2/14

Acc/Dis BSup/Demand 77

6% past 54.79 flat-base entry.

39 POLARIS INDS (PII) Grp 34 o$127.1363.0M Shares 98 Comp. Rating 94 EPS RS 87 ROE 52%

MAKES ALL-TERRAIN RECREATIONAL AND UTILITY VEHICLES, SNOW-MOBILES, REPLACEMENT PARTS AND RELATED ACCESSORIES.

+36% Ann. EPS Gro PE 25 Avg. Daily Vol 675,500 Debt 14%Last Qtr Eps +23%5 Prior Qtr +15%6 Last Qtr Sales +25%16 Qtrs EPS) 15%Eps Due 1/29R&D 4%

Acc/Dis CSup/Demand 72

Third test of 10-week line is not ideal buy zone.

42 U S SILICA HOLDINGS INC (SLCA) Grp 54 o$32.2252.6M Shares 98 Comp. Rating 87 EPS RS 95 ROE 45%

PRODUCES COMMERCIAL SILICA USED IN A VARIETY OF APPLICA-TIONS INCLUDING GLASS, FILLERS, CHEMICALS AND CERAMICS.

+122% Ann. EPS Gro PE 21 Avg. D. Vol 1,476,600 Debt 109%Last Qtr Eps +17%5 Prior Qtr +6%5 Last Qtr Sales +25%1 Qtrs EPS) 15%Eps Due 2/26

Acc/Dis A-Sup/Demand 91

Extended after breakout in September; no new entry.

45 STARBUCKS CORP (SBUX) Grp 23 o$81.20713.8M Shares 97 Comp. Rating 96 EPS RS 84 ROE 29%

OPERATES 18,066 COFFEE SHOPS WORLDWIDE (11,128 IN U.S.) OF-FERING BEVERAGES, FOOD ITEMS, WHOLE BEAN COFFEES

+18% Ann. EPS Gro PE 37 Avg. D. Vol 4,209,900 Debt 11%Last Qtr Eps +30%5 Prior Qtr +28%5 Last Qtr Sales +13%3 Qtrs EPS) 15%Eps Due 1/24

Acc/Dis D+Sup/Demand 53

Extended; at new highs after support again at 10-week line.

48 GENTEX CORP (GNTX) Grp 69 o$28.80137.0M Shares 91 Comp. Rating 94 EPS RS 87 ROE 16%

MANUFACTURES AUTOMATIC-DIMMING REARVIEW MIRRORS FORTHE AUTOMOTIVE INDUSTRY.

+10% Ann. EPS Gro PE 21 Avg. D. Vol 1,169,500 Debt 0%Last Qtr Eps +31%5 Prior Qtr +29%5 Last Qtr Sales +8%2 Qtrs EPS) 15%Eps Due 1/29R&D 8%

Acc/Dis BSup/Demand 66

Holds gain after big move past upside resistance at 26.

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31 Akorn Inc 21.16 99 90 92 +12 +7 +8 +18 30 34 35Drugmaker's focus on opthamology and injectables drive growth.

32 Michael Kors Ltd 79.40 96 99 84 +43 +45 +34 +39 53 28 107Fashion house seeing strong demand in Europe and North America.

33 Under Armour Cl A 78.94 92 98 86 +19 +26 +13 +26 18 11 217Sports apparel maker targets women customers.

34 Ulta Beauty 127.9 95 98 84 +24 +30 +25 +25 25 12 27Bare Escentuals, Dermalogica, Smashbox among its hottest brands.

35 Herbalife Ltd 62.40 97 98 83 +31 +44 +11 +19 97 15 5Distribution model, strong demand drive earnings, sales.

36 GNC Holdings Inc 57.88 94 97 86 +23 +25 +30 +9 26 15 17Dominant in sports nutrition; young demographics favorable.

37 Evercore Partners 52.27 96 96 87 +25 +33 –16 +22 19 18 27Rebound in mergers and acquisitions lift investment bank's growth.

38 MasterCard Inc Cl A 734.5 99 95 86 +19 +18 +23 +16 43 53 07Credit card firm has strong growth in Latin America and Asia–Pacific.

39 Polaris Inds 127.1 98 94 87 +22 +23 +24 +25 52 14 3Demand for off–road vehicle strong but Indian motorcycle sales weak.

40 Hexcel 43.37 98 91 90 +17 +23 +28 +5 18 14 3Making carbon fibers, composites for the growing aerospace market.

41 WuXi PharmaTech 29.76 90 90 94 +16 +39 +8 +9 19 24 107China's largest contract research firm for drug, biotech industries.

42 US Silica Holdings 32.22 98 87 95 +7 +17 +10 +25 45 24 17Second largest U.S. producer of silica, a key fracking fluid material.

43 TripAdvisor Inc 84.48 96 87 94 +9 –2 –28 +20 43 41 1Click–based advertising, mobile are keys to travel firm's growth.

44 Carrizo Oil & Gas 43.45 96 86 95 +51 +60 +37 +50 12 29 10Looks for oil and gas in the U.S.

45 Starbucks Corp 81.20 97 96 84 +20 +30 +21 +13 29 15 4Diverse menu, loyalty program helping coffee giant's growth.

46 Web.com Group 26.94 91 95 87 +32 +34 +27 +18 37 19 8Web services firm focuses on small enterprises.

47 Packging Of Amer 60.54 93 95 86 +50 +65 +43 +17 21 14 2Higher prices, strong demand are driving growth.

48 Gentex Corp 28.80 91 94 87 +27 +31 +54 +8 16 22 4Lower costs, better product mix aid maker of dimming car mirrors.

49 Biogen Idec Inc 236.7 99 94 83 +35 +23 +61 +32 23 38 0Biotech seeing solid demand for its new MS pill Tecfidera.

50 Alexion Pharma 117.4 97 99 64 +42 +38 +40 +36 27 42 3Focus on rare diseases yielding strong growth for drugmaker.

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This year, real estate informationwebsite ZillowZhas had a coupleof successful breakouts. But lastyear, Zillow’s base failed.

What caused the 2012 patternto collapse?

A breakdown of the chart re-veals two critical malfunctions: alack of accumulation and erraticprice behavior.

To spot whether there’s accu-mulation — signs that institution-al investors are piling into thestock — an investor just needs tostudy the price-and-volume ac-tion of each week of the base.

A well-built base should havemore up weeks in above-averagevolume than down weeks in suchheavy trade.

Wrong Volume TrendZillow’s base fell short in thatre-

gard. During the 17-week consoli-dation, the stock closed lower inabove-average volume in sevenof those weeks. You can tell whenvolume is above average becausethe volume bar rises above thethin line — the 10-week movingaverage on a weekly chart — plot-ted across those bars. By contrast,there were five up weeks inheavy trade.

Several of those weeks oc-

curred in the handle portion ofthe base �, which itself was rid-dled with problems.

The handle acts as a final shake-out before the breakout. Volumeshould be quiet; it should not be atime when institutions are mak-ing major decisions about thestock. But Zillow’s handle wasabuzz with hyperactive tradingfor most of those weeks.

The shape of the handle had itsown problems, declining 19%from intraday high to low, makingit significantly deeper than nor-mal.Aproperdeclineis8%to 12%.Also,afewweeksinthehandledis-playedwideand loosepriceaction�. A good handle should havecalmpriceactivity.

Zillow broke out well enough,with ample volume. But abouttwo weeks later, shares cameunder heavy selling. A week later,the stock broke below its10-week moving average � andZillow was trading more than 8%below the buy point.

The example shows how evenwhen a base is long enough anddeep enough, it’s the details inthe chart that count the most.

Before Zillow broke out, itsmost recent EPS were flat after afew quarters of triple-digit gains.Zillow’s Composite Rating was amediocre 75 and the EPS Ratingwas merely 30.

99 94 93 C+ 75.87 SalixPharm o SLXP 84.00 +12.7 6,594 +95597 92 95 B 17.29 Aceto o ACET 19.74 +3.42 1,149 +44299 96 94 A+ 39.83 ElecImag o EFII 37.52 +1.96 1,044 +27698 99 88 D+ 1098.7 Priceline o PCLN 1073 +50.3 1,922 +23775 78 86 C+ 36.12 Cogent o CCOI 36.01 +2.11 525 +20192 73 97 A 127.0 Icahn Ent o IEP 120.3 +9.98 416 +19698 78 99 A+ 49.39 Gentium GENT 45.30 +4.79 294 +10098 90 94 A 45.63 Euronet o EEFT 44.45 +3.26 411 +8585 74 84 B 25.41 Privtebanc o PVTB 25.54 +1.01 825 +7191 95 87 D+ 33.70 Web.com o WWWW 26.94 +0.59 1,602 +6790 94 88 A– 54.40 UnivForest o UFPI 53.74 +1.35 199 +6498 98 95 A– 150.9 BffWldWg o BWLD 145.1 +2.04 572 +6294 96 81 B 26.71 BloominBrds o BLMN 25.61 +1.07 1,065 +6098 97 91 B+ 39.00 Iconix o ICON 37.88 +0.61 922 +5897 98 79 C– 26.34 Realpage o RP 25.89 +1.85 471 +5387 71 83 B– 47.10 AmRailcr o ARII 44.16 +0.63 358 +4697 99 93 A– 60.07 Methanx o MEOH 60.44 +2.27 695 +3982 76 94 B 17.73 ETrade o ETFC 17.76 +0.89 5,181 +3897 95 86 B+ 104.6 Signature o SBNY 105.5 +4.04 304 +3597 96 84 D+ 82.50 Starbucks o SBUX 81.20 +2.13 5,670 +3592 81 71 B 41.60 Cepheid o CPHD 41.57 +0.77 668 +3393 97 94 D+ 63.66 FinclEngn o FNGN 60.00 +3.51 451 +3195 94 87 B– 82.87 Opentab o OPEN 77.69 +2.05 716 +2999 98 98 B+ 31.42 AnikaTherp o ANIK 31.00 +2.13 248 +2799 84 88 A+ 83.91 BEAerospce o BEAV 81.75 +1.34 1,053 +1786 85 84 B 70.93 SanDisk o SNDK 68.05 +1.15 4,916 +1698 93 89 A 100.0 SVBFncl o SIVB 99.2 +4.40 319 +1691 96 82 C+ 19.14 Bancorp o TBBK 16.72 +0.58 249 +1584 78 80 C+ 17.03 FrstMdwst FMBI 17.33 +0.81 386 +15

61 72 31 B– 31.67 ApprchRes o AREX 25.11 –2.67 5,374 +64238 56 47 D– 26.72 Microsemi o MSCC 23.37 –0.80 2,585 +42814 1 3 68.56 Rocket Fuel FUEL 37.86 –9.49 2,351 +38345 13 87 C 40.50 Insulet o PODD 36.43 –0.62 1,345 +22322 37 41 D– 30.88 Tile Shop o TTS 21.10 –0.69 1,528 +20991 93 63 D– 146.0 Mercadolib o MELI 114.3 –2.71 1,145 +12978 98 54 C 73.39 AMCNtwks o AMCX 66.75 –1.40 1,573 +12319 33 43 D– 58.76 Kraft Foods o KRFT 52.73 –0.71 6,650 +11757 85 40 C+ 66.12 MonstrBev o MNST 55.16 –1.95 3,324 +11482 78 99 D 194.5 Tesla o TSLA 138.0 –1.8222,404 +10439 84 7 C+ 231.6 Equinix o EQIX 155.9 –3.81 1,942 +9578 84 67 C– 49.45 SproutsMkt o SFM 45.69 –0.89 826 +866 16 7 D– 31.80 AmCpAy o AGNC 21.05 –0.5912,110 +76

59 14 94 C+ 65.15 Splunk o SPLK 60.30 –1.43 2,294 +7083 72 75 C 92.83 Sina o SINA 76.04 –2.06 4,413 +6092 49 98 B 58.71 Diamondback o FANG 53.47 –0.53 1,039 +4840 3 90 C– 51.95 Tesaro o TSRO 33.03 –0.51 347 +32

Stocks with high volume vs. 50-day avg.,show heavy institutional action. 80 EPS & RS or better + closing price up are boldfaced.

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94 91 88 B+ 82.45 Bristow o BRS 83.81 +6.15 629 +27294 99 81 B 114.4 WestlakeCh o WLK 114.2 +4.02 854 +14170 78 74 B– 99.00 SeacorHldg o CKH 95.73 +2.23 369 +13293 88 84 B 203.1 AffilMangers o AMG 202.5 +7.41 843 +11394 83 83 C– 60.91 CBSCIB o CBS 58.74 +1.83 8,520 +10591 96 86 B– 85.89 Prudential o PRU 86.90 +3.14 4,123 +10195 87 92 B 76.71 ChcgBrdg&Irn o CBI 76.26 +3.22 1,904 +9195 87 93 A 116.0 AlliantTech o ATK 115.2 +2.99 574 +8294 87 92 B 75.71 HuntgtnIngls o HII 76.08 +3.12 534 +7095 88 91 C+ 200.0 CoreLabs o CLB 190.5 +8.48 433 +6999 99 97 B– 120.8 NuSkin o B3 NUS 112.9 +2.93 2,183 +6295 96 89 B 102.9 Amerprise o AMP 103.1 +2.69 1,715 +6286 84 89 B 48.45 PrincipalFncl o PFG 48.44 +1.48 1,952 +5988 94 74 C– 70.77 TimeWarner o TWX 67.65 +2.27 6,830 +5889 92 79 B– 187.3 PPGIndust o PPG 181.6 +1.93 1,103 +5476 90 72 C 20.63 WhitwFds o WWAV 20.93 +0.93 1,966 +5297 97 97 B– 38.70 Envestnet o ENV 35.46 +1.45 431 +5188 90 89 B 47.50 Johnson o JCI 47.66 +1.64 5,487 +5198 82 90 B+ 93.70 SMEnergy o SM 87.41 +2.34 1,355 +5089 80 79 C– 34.00 CoreLogic o CLGX 34.26 +1.25 1,498 +4799 88 84 B+ 78.01 NobleEngy o NBL 75.60 +2.95 2,465 +4199 99 98 C 59.50 SoufunHldgs o B3 SFUN 57.19 +5.79 2,119 +4097 78 98 B+ 21.53 Matador o MTDR 20.42 +1.43 1,610 +3794 91 83 A– 51.94 FrstRpblc o FRC 50.99 +1.07 1,118 +3693 78 97 D+ 29.75 MethodeElc o MEI 25.44 +1.64 522 +3398 98 87 D+ 121.8 ContintlResrce oB3 CLR 114.2 +4.78 1,802 +3383 81 90 B 61.50 Stancorp o SFG 61.88 +1.63 311 +3185 91 77 B– 311.3 Blackrock o BLK 301.6 +4.91 857 +2498 88 98 D+ 96.74 Qihoo360 o QIHU 79.31 +1.36 3,679 +2283 77 83 B+ 29.97 MorganStanly o MS 29.44 +0.7216,648 +2195 85 77 D+ 68.54 Pentair o PNR 67.36 +1.02 1,107 +2098 95 81 B– 145.9 Perrigo o PRGO 148.8 +3.56 1,294 +1967 71 75 C– 91.99 Covance o CVD 86.26 +0.63 370 +1799 99 99 B– 28.48 Bitauto o B3 BITA 24.63 +1.23 1,060 +1787 86 83 B 80.49 Lennox o LII 79.90 +0.80 435 +15

98 87 95 A– 37.14 USSilica o SLCA 32.22 –0.52 9,381 +53558 77 20 D– 57.95 NatnstrMtg o NSM 36.48 –4.27 6,340 +53019 26 24 C 39.25 TollBros o TOL 31.94 –0.7411,057 +20716 49 9 D+ 70.62 Bancolombia CIB 52.87 –0.54 528 +13746 99 13 C 44.40 LennarA o LEN 32.79 –1.4512,397 +12861 40 93 B+ 36.90 Safeway o SWY 33.02 –1.0113,231 +12868 57 52 B 65.38 Covidien o COV 63.84 –1.10 4,681 +11539 78 24 D+ 50.42 RylandGrp o RYL 36.67 –1.89 3,060 +11082 96 27 C 194.4 NovoNrdsk o NVO 168.5 –1.77 600 +9929 35 24 B– 167.6 Credicorp o BAP 129.8 –5.28 594 +8858 26 81 B+ 54.40 AcsMidPtrs o ACMP 51.70 –1.01 553 +69

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Stocks did some storm repairs Fri-day, undoing part of the damagefrom Thursday’s big sell-off.

The Nasdaq snapped back 1.6%while the S&P 500 rebounded1.3%. The IBD 50 popped 2.6%.

Volume fell across the board, butwas above average.

A rise in declining volume after adrop in rising volume is the oppo-site of what bulls want to see. Still,bears would’ve liked to have seenmore bleeding and didn’t get it.

The market remains under pres-sure, and caution is in order. So farthis year, dips in the indexes havebeen brief and in the 3% to 5.5%range. That could always change,but for now that’s the trend.

Economic news was surprisinglypositive Friday. October payrolls— which came a week late becauseof the government’s partial shut-down — blew past even the highestestimate in the Street’s range.Numbers for September and Au-gust were revised higher.

This wasn’t supposed to happen,according to those who predictedterrible things from the partialshutdown.

Meanwhile, the jobless ratematched views, and personal in-come rose more than expected.

Market watchers have blamedthe stock market’s occasional trou-bles this year on stronger-than-ex-pected economic news. The idea isthat strong data make it more like-ly the Federal Reserve will ease itsnear-zero interest rates policies.

So, why no negative market reac-tion Friday?

At some level of strength, theeconomy won’t need stimulus, ifthat is in fact what it is gettingfrom the Federal Reserve.

Economist Steve Hanke of JohnsHopkinshasbeen a voicein thewil-derness, arguing that the conven-tional wisdom has things back-wards. Zero or near-zero interest

rates add to the credit crunch,Hanke wrote for the Cato Insti-tute column. He added that “theplumbing of the financial system”would work better with rates at2% or so — for reasons that are a bitcomplicated to get into here.

Why should investors care aboutthis?

If the Fed’s stimulus is acting as aretardant, then tapering would begood for the economy, whichcould lead to economic surpriseson the upside.

On Friday, some stocks foundsupport at their 50-day lines, giv-ing many leading stocks a badlyneeded boost.

They included Bonanza CreekEnergyBCEI and Priceline.comPCLN.Otherscontinue toact as if the mar-ket were not under pressure. Theyinclude Michael KorsKORS andMasterCardMA.

For the week, the IBD 50 and theNasdaq lost 0.4% and 0.1%, respec-tively. The S&P 500 gained 0.5%.

158 96 50 Wholesale–Food .. +30.8 +1.4159 93 92 Comptr–Data Strge 39 +4.2 +1.3160 183 184 Medical–Diversified .. +30.3 +1.4161 174 175 Utility–Water Supply 50 +15.1 +0.7162 152 99 Retl Whsle Bldg Prds 70 +27.7 +1.1163 53 32 Retail/Whlsle–Auto 62 +26.8 +0.4164 47 19 Cmp Sftwr–Gaming 55 +62.2 +1.9165 126 166 Oil&GascdnExpl Pro .. +5.3 +1.2166 187 168 Food–Confectionery .. +31.4 +1.3167 156 132 Oil&Gas Integrated 49 +13.7 +0.6168 170 164 Mining–MetalOres 29 –13.9 +0.6169 184 173 Utility–GasDstribtn 59 +18.2 +0.2170 168 158 Retail–LeisurePrds .. +25.9 +0.8171 188 174 Utility–Diversified 42 +15.1 –0.1172 186 178 Tobacco .. +12.7 +0.4173 154 157 Bldg–Cment/Cncrt .. +18.6 +1.1174 160 120 Transport–Logistics 43 +8.9 +0.6175 171 159 Finance–Blank Check .. +61.8 +0.6176 173 165 Energy Coal .. +1.8 +1.3177 158 191 MetalPrds–Distribtr .. +30.4 +2.3178 175 181 Med–Long–Trm Care .. +12.0 +1.4179 180 169 Media–Periodicals .. –45.9 +1.5180 191 187 Bev–Non–Alcoholic .. +8.7 +0.2181 179 188 Fin–Publ Inv Fd–Gl .. –2.7 –0.5182 194 194 Utility–Elctric Pwr 47 +6.8 0.0183 181 176 Oil&Gas–Rfing/Mkt 52 +10.8 +1.3184 182 180 Financ–Pbl Inv Fdeqt .. +9.0 –0.1185 177 193 Chemicals–Ag .. –6.9 +1.4186 162 182 Mchinry–Cnstr/Mng .. –0.2 +0.9187 185 177 Retail–DprtmntStrs .. +7.0 +0.6188 190 192 Finance–Reit .. +1.7 –0.9189 189 186 Fince–PubInv Fd–Bl .. +6.9 +0.1190 195 189 Leisr–Tys/Gms/Hbby .. +14.6 0.0191 165 141 Machinery–Farm 52 +7.8 +1.8192 193 197 Bldg–Rsidnt/Comml .. +0.5 +0.2193 176 170 Oil&Gas–Royalty Trust .. +5.1 +0.3194 192 195 Finance–Mrtg–Reit 40 –13.1 –1.5195 178 162 Elec–MiscProducts .. +3.5 +1.5196 197 196 Fnancepbl Inv Fdbnd .. –12.8 –0.8197 196 171 Mining–Gld/Silvr/Gms 23 –42.3 +0.9

Day’s best bolded, worst underlined. Full Group List inMonday’s issue.

99 Salix Pharmactls SLXP 84.00 +17.8% +955%97 Noah Holdings Ads NOAH 19.98 +6.4% -42%97 Proto Labs Inc PRLB 83.65 +5.9% -9%98 Priceline.com PCLN1073.20 +4.9% +237%99 Jazz Pharma Plc JAZZ 98.24 +4.8% +12%98 Continental Res Inc CLR 114.19 +4.4% +33%97 Spirit Airlines Inc SAVE 43.30 +4.3% -1%96 Ambarella Inc AMBA 20.54 +4.3% -38%97 Waddell & Reed Finl WDR 64.19 +4.3% +10%99 Three D Systems DDD 70.40 +3.7% +11%

1 2 38 EnergySolar 82 +176 +5.92 1 3 Telcom–Fibr Optcs 71 +66.7 +1.43 10 11 Mchnry–MtlHdlg 98 +74.5 +4.04 14 7 Internet–Content 90 +61.5 +3.35 13 36 Media–Radio/Tv .. +98.8 +1.96 4 22 Oil&Gas–US Expl Pro 81 +37.2 +2.17 29 42 ComptrSftwr–Mdcl 88 +73.7 +3.08 28 13 ConsumrSvcs–Education 83 +50.4 +2.39 5 5 Medical–Biomed/Bth 69 +55.3 +2.9

10 15 4 Retail–Cnsmr Elec 79 +129 +3.211 34 27 Aerospace/Defense 88 +44.0 +1.612 20 33 Cmpter–TechSrvcs 89 +33.0 +1.113 31 21 Medical–Ethical Drgs 84 +49.6 +3.214 40 70 Comml Svcs–Stffng 93 +53.8 +1.615 11 15 Elec–ContractMfg 74 +32.8 +1.216 8 10 Telcom–Infrastr 75 +50.6 +3.617 50 40 Comml Svc–Outsourci 82 +41.6 +1.418 49 39 Media–Newspapers .. +61.0 +1.519 38 55 Mchnry–GenIndstrl 87 +35.4 +1.520 74 90 Mdcal–Whlsle Drg 94 +50.7 +1.821 37 28 Media–Diversified 82 +53.3 +1.422 12 12 ComptrSftwr–Entr 88 +50.3 0.023 60 53 Retail–Restaurants 90 +42.7 +1.024 7 2 Fin–Mrtg&RelSvc 80 +22.2 –1.425 32 47 Finance–Card/Pmtpr 91 +47.5 +2.026 39 73 Wholesale–Elect .. +36.6 +1.327 63 41 TelcomSvc–Wirles 77 +25.1 +0.128 6 14 Bldg–Mbile/Mfg&Rv 86 +43.7 +0.929 21 26 Leisre–Mvies &Rel 79 +76.3 +1.930 30 44 Medical–Systems/Eqp 85 +12.3 +1.531 33 18 CmmlSvcs–Cnsltng 80 +44.8 +1.832 9 6 Cmp Sftwr–Spc–Entr 82 +33.9 +0.533 70 128 Steel–Producers 77 +28.7 +1.634 24 35 Leisure–Products 80 +58.7 +0.935 71 25 Medical–GenercDrgs 84 +53.9 +2.036 65 76 ElectricalPower/Eqpmt 85 +33.7 +0.837 22 20 Retail–Internet 78 +29.7 +2.538 42 31 Comml Svc–Doc Mgmt .. +35.0 +0.339 87 51 Telcom–ConsProd .. +20.5 +0.940 27 71 Oil&Gas–Mchnry/Eq 74 +33.5 +2.3

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MARKET PULSE

Friday’s action:Up in falling but above-average volume

Current outlook:Uptrend under pressure

Distribution days:6 forNasdaq, 4 for S&P 500

Leaders up in volume:NuSkinNUS SouFunSFUN

BonanzaCreekBCEI

BuffaloWildWingsBWLD

WestlakeChemicalWLK

Bloomin’ BrandsBLMN

PricelinePCLN

PioneerNaturalPXD

Leaders down in volume:NationstarNSM

MercadoLibreMELI

U.S. SilicaSLCA

99 Soufun Hldgs Ads A SFUN 57.19 +11.3% +40%81 Addus Homecare ADUS 25.63 +8.6% +54%87 Nelnet Inc NNI 44.25 +7.5% +28%97 Noah Holdings Ads NOAH 19.98 +6.4% -42%93 Financial Engines FNGN 60.00 +6.2% +31%99 Alliance Fiber Optic AFOP 16.07 +6.1% -21%97 Proto Labs Inc PRLB 83.65 +5.9% -9%97 Medidata Solutns Inc MDSO 112.89 +5.4% +14%99 Bitauto Hldgs Ltd Ads BITA 24.63 +5.3% +17%98 Priceline.com PCLN1073.20 +4.9% +237%

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B8 MONDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 2013 WHAT'S THE MARKET TREND? INVESTORS.COM

LAS VEGAS SANDS CORP (LVS) YTD +51% o$69.80708.7M Shares 99 Comp. Rating 98 EPS 86 RS 24% ROEOPERATES MARINA BAY SANDS, VENETIAN MACAO, SANDS MACAO, FOUR SEA-SONS MACAO, THE PALAZZO, THE VENETIAN, SANDS EXPO

Ann. EPS Growth +43% PE 26 Avg. Daily Vol 4,839,000 Debt 143%Last Qtr Eps +78%`Next Qtr Eps Est +56% Last Qtr Sales +3/2%3 Q's Avg Eps +42% PreTax Mgn 21%Eps Due 1/30 Group 42R&D 2%

Acc/Dis C+UpDown Vol 1.7Sup/Demand 54

Still 3% past 67.45 three-weeks-tight entry.

SOUFUN HLDGS LTD ADS A (SFUN) YTD +129% o$57.1933.4M Shares 99 Comp. Rating 99 EPS 98 RS 125% ROECHINESE PROVIDER OF REAL ESTATE MARKETING, LISTINGS AND INFORMATIONDATABASES THROUGH ITS INTERNET PORTAL.

Ann. EPS Growth +55% PE 19 Avg. Daily Vol 1,510,600 Debt 43%Last Qtr Eps +64%`Next Qtr Eps Est +16% Last Qtr Sales +45%3 Q's Avg Eps +85% PreTax Mgn 51%Eps Due 2/8 Group 4

Acc/Dis CUpDown Vol 0.9Sup/Demand 87

Wild swings but appears to be defining support at 10-week.

SPIRIT AIRLINES INC (SAVE) YTD +144% o$43.3071.9M Shares 97 Comp. Rating 97 EPS 96 RS 20% ROEPROVIDES POINT-TO-POINT LOW FARE AIRLINE SERVICE TO AND FROM NORTHAMERICA, THE CARIBBEAN AND LATIN AMERICA

Ann. EPS Growth +42% PE 20 Avg. Daily Vol 909,100 Debt 0%Last Qtr Eps +126%`Next Qtr Eps Est +70% Last Qtr Sales +33%3 Q's Avg Eps +64% PreTax Mgn 13%Eps Due 2/19 Group 79

Acc/Dis B+UpDown Vol 1.5Sup/Demand 79

Beginning sixth week of eight-week hold rule.

ULTA SALON COSM & FRAG (ULTA) YTD +30% o$127.8962.6M Shares 95 Comp. Rating 98 EPS 84 RS 25% ROEOPERATES 550 BEAUTY STORES IN 45 STATES OFFERING HAIRCARE, COSMETICSAND OTHER PRODUCTS, AS WELL AS SALON SERVICES.

Ann. EPS Growth +47% PE 44 Avg. Daily Vol 780,900 Debt 0%Last Qtr Eps +30%`Next Qtr Eps Est +25% Last Qtr Sales +25%3 Q's Avg Eps +29% PreTax Mgn 13%Eps Due 11/30 Group 87

Acc/Dis C+UpDown Vol 1.0Sup/Demand 79

5% above 121.60 buy point from 3-weeks-tight pattern.

NU SKIN ENTERPRISE CL A (NUS) YTD +205% o$112.8755.1M Shares 99 Comp. Rating 99 EPS 97 RS 38% ROENETWORK MARKETER OF PERSONAL CARE PRODUCTS AND NUTRITIONAL SUP-PLEMENTS UNDER THE NU SKIN AND PHARMANEX BRANDS

Ann. EPS Growth +32% PE 23 Avg. Daily Vol 1,344,700 Debt 26%Last Qtr Eps +107%`Next Qtr Eps Est +96% Last Qtr Sales +76%3 Q's Avg Eps +53% PreTax Mgn 16%Eps Due 2/6 Group 47

Acc/Dis B-UpDown Vol 1.8Sup/Demand 89

Holding 6% off high, extended from 90.10 flat-base entry.

PORTFOLIO RECOVERY ASSOC (PRAA) YTD +61% o$57.3049.7M Shares 99 Comp. Rating 98 EPS 86 RS 19% ROEPURCHASES, COLLECTS AND MANAGES PORTFOLIOS OF DEFAULTED CONSUMERRECEIVABLES.

Ann. EPS Growth +33% PE 18 Avg. Daily Vol 440,800 Debt 46%Last Qtr Eps +43%`Next Qtr Eps Est +29% Last Qtr Sales +31%3 Q's Avg Eps +44% PreTax Mgn 35%Eps Due 2/13 Group 25

Acc/Dis CUpDown Vol 1.0Sup/Demand 69

Third retreat to 10-week cuts support in strong trade.

ALEXION PHARMACEUTICALS (ALXN) YTD +25% o$117.43188.2M Shares 97 Comp. Rating 99 EPS 64 RS 27% ROEDEVELOPS THERAPEUTICS TO TREAT HEMATOLOGIC AND NEUROLOGIC DISEASESAND METABOLIC AND INFLAMMATORY DISORDERS.

Ann. EPS Growth +53% PE 42 Avg. Daily Vol 991,100 Debt 5%Last Qtr Eps +38%aNext Qtr Eps Est +40% Last Qtr Sales +36%3 Q's Avg Eps +46% PreTax Mgn 42%Eps Due 2/14 Group 9R&D 20%

Acc/Dis C+UpDown Vol 0.9Sup/Demand 49

Just below 118.39 buy point of double-bottom.

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ACTAVIS PLC (ACT) YTD +82% o$156.7398.0M Shares 99 Comp. Rating 99 EPS 91 RS 21% ROEDEVELOPS GENERIC AND BRANDED DRUGS FOR HYPERTENSION, ELEVATED CHO-LESTEROL, CONTRACEPTION, PAIN AND OTHERS.

Ann. EPS Growth +35% PE 20 Avg. Daily Vol 1,591,300 Debt 163%Last Qtr Eps +55%`Next Qtr Eps Est +90% Last Qtr Sales +57%3 Q's Avg Eps +39% PreTax Mgn 20%Eps Due 2/19 Group 35R&D 7%

Acc/Dis B-UpDown Vol 1.0Sup/Demand 85

Trading range remains tight after pegging 52-week high.

BITAUTO HLDGS LTD ADS (BITA) YTD +237% o$24.6313.9M Shares 99 Comp. Rating 99 EPS 99 RS 16% ROECHINESE PROVIDER OF AUTOMOBILE PRICING, SPECIFICATIONS, REVIEWS ANDCONSUMER FEEDBACK VIA BITAUTO.COM.

Ann. EPS Growth +66% PE 27 Avg. Daily Vol 909,600 Debt 0%Last Qtr Eps +129%`Next Qtr Eps Est +23% Last Qtr Sales +40%3 Q's Avg Eps +89% PreTax Mgn 16%Eps Due 3/7 Group 4R&D 5%

Acc/Dis B-UpDown Vol 1.2Sup/Demand 89

Extended from early entry at 17.31 but now volatile.

CONTINENTAL RES INC (CLR) YTD +55% o$114.1942.7M Shares 98 Comp. Rating 98 EPS 87 RS 22% ROEENGAGED IN THE EXPLORATION AND PRODUCTION OF OIL AND GAS IN THENORTH, SOUTH AND EAST REGIONS OF U.S.

Ann. EPS Growth +40% PE 22 Avg. Daily Vol 1,359,700 Debt 112%Last Qtr Eps +85%aNext Qtr Eps Est +49% Last Qtr Sales +70%3 Q's Avg Eps +78% PreTax Mgn 37%Eps Due 2/27 Group 6R&D 1%

Acc/Dis D+UpDown Vol 1.1Sup/Demand 62

Second bounce off 10-week line sets add-on buy zone.

FACEBOOK INC CL A (FB) YTD +79% o$47.531763M Shares 99 Comp. Rating 99 EPS 95 RS 16% ROEPROVIDES A SOCIAL NETWORKING PLATFORM ENABLING MEMBERS TO STAYCONNECTED WITH FRIENDS AND FAMILY VIA FACEBOOK.COM.

Ann. EPS Growth +38% PE 65 Avg. Daily Vol 83,698,600 Debt 13%Last Qtr Eps +108%`Next Qtr Eps Est +59% Last Qtr Sales +60%3 Q's Avg Eps +55% PreTax Mgn 44%Eps Due 1/30 Group 4R&D 27%

Acc/Dis C+UpDown Vol 1.1Sup/Demand 93

Third down week in a row; now below 10-week moving average.

FLEETCOR TECHNOLOGIES (FLT) YTD +112% o$113.6058.1M Shares 98 Comp. Rating 98 EPS 94 RS 30% ROEGLOBAL PROVIDER OF SPECIALIZED PAYMENT PRODUCTS AND SERVICES TOCOMMERCIAL FLEETS, OIL COMPANIES AND PETROLEUM MARKETERS

Ann. EPS Growth +32% PE 30 Avg. Daily Vol 768,400 Debt 53%Last Qtr Eps +30%aNext Qtr Eps Est +29% Last Qtr Sales +20%3 Q's Avg Eps +39% PreTax Mgn 52%Eps Due 2/7 Group 25

Acc/Dis C+UpDown Vol 0.8Sup/Demand 71

Chopping around 10-week line; RS line no longer rising.

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SinceJan. 1

SECTOR LEADER | NYSE

99 99 99 A B- 28.57Bitauto BITA.24.63 +1.23 +17 1.1m 27o

KEY DATA: EPS 3 Q Avg 89%, LQ 129%, Next Q 23%, Sales 3Q Avg 39%,LQ 40%, Next Yr EPS 57%, Pretax 15%, ROE 16%, EPS due 03/07

SECTOR LEADER | NSDAQ

99 99 95 A C+ 54.87Facebook FB.47.53 -0.03 -16 70m 65o

KEY DATA: EPS 3 Q Avg 55%, LQ 108%, Next Q 59%, Sales 3Q Avg 50%,LQ 60%, Next Yr EPS 57%, Pretax 43%, ROE 16%, EPS due 01/30

SECTOR LEADER | NYSE

99 99 98 A C 59.57SofnH 3.4 SFUN.57.19 +5.79 +40 2.1m 18o

KEY DATA: EPS 3 Q Avg 85%, LQ 64%, Next Q 16%, Sales 3Q Avg 50%,LQ 45%, Next Yr EPS 31%, Pretax 51%, ROE 125%, EPS due 02/08

7IPO within last 15 years and EPS & RS 80 or higher

99 84 87 A B- 1697Baidu BIDU 151.1 +3.74 +10 4.4m 29o

97 86 80 A B- 1042 7Google GOOG. 1016 +8.08 -35 1.3m 23o

95 84 98 C B+ 49.07Infoblox BLOX.43.14 +0.83 -44 475 99ò

97 99 88 A D- 2577LinkedIn LNKD.215.2 +3.70 -13 2.0m 99o

98 88 98 A D+96.77Qihoo360 QIHU 79.31 +1.36 +22 3.7m 82ò

91 95 87 A D+33.77Web.com WWWW 26.94 +0.59 +67 1.6m 13o

94 99 89 C C 14.37XOGrp r XOXO 14.20 +0.37 +54 84 29o

99 98 88 A C- 42.07Yandex r YNDX.36.35 +0.26 -16 2.3m 33o

90 80 99 .. C 56.27YYInc YY.47.47 -0.26 -4 1.9m 38o

85 73 69 C A- 43.8 AOL .0 r AOL 42.42 +0.74 0 1.7m 21o

66 85 51 A D- 53.6 Akamai r AKAM 45.27 +0.79 -10 2.0m 22o

19 38 13 D E 28.3 AngiesList ANGI 14.47 +0.32 -68 707 ..o34 49 23 B B- 26.8 ArubaNtwk r ARUN 18.05 +0.41 +8 2.2m 28ò49 16 84 D D+23.1 Bankrate RATE 18.20 +0.77 +43 796 44o

97 52 95 A A- 30.0 Blucora BCOR.28.76 +0.39 +26 621 13o

39 84 7 C C+ 231 Equinix EQIX 155.9 -3.81 +95 1.9m 99o

43 85 17 A E 107 F5Netwrks FFIV 82.02 +1.63 +3 1.9m 17o

33 97 20 .. E 41.8 Gigamon GIMO 28.44 +0.79 -6 424 66o

96 93 68 A B+ 58.1 IACInte 1.7 IACI.54.99 -0.06 -8 1.0m 14o

62 35 82 B B- 34.5 LogMeIn r LOGM 32.16 +1.09 +31 260 51o

83 25 93 B C+ 18.4 Move MOVE 16.09 +0.25 -22 399 45o

40 81 21 B D- 81.4 Rackspace RAX 48.54 +0.86 +38 2.1m 64ò83 72 75 D C 92.8 Sina SINA 76.04 -2.06 +60 4.4m 99ò

44 93 6 A D- 61.5 Solarwinds r SWI 34.06 +0.90 +81 1.9m 21o

78 78 85 D E 52.7 Trulia TRLA.35.96 +2.03 +30 1.4m 78o

70 28 95 B B 20.9 VianetA r VNET 18.36 +0.55 -57 220 48ò89 78 95 E C 37.3 WebMD WBMD.35.29 +1.61 -10 882 99o

89 71 91 C C+ 35.1 Yahoo YHOO 33.12 +1.01 -26 15m 23o

57 18 98 D E 75.4 Yelp YELP 63.38 +1.55 +25 4.9m ..o55 18 77 D C 31.5 YoukuA YOKU 25.86 +0.51 -49 1.8m ..ò62 20 95 C D- 103 Zillow Z 77.28 +2.52 -18 1.1m ..o

2. AEROSPACE +1.8%DailyChange +46.21%

SinceJan. 1

7IPO within last 15 years and EPS & RS 80 or higher

96 84 93 C B+ 30.07SpiritAero SPR 29.43 +0.38 +35 1.1m 10o

82 57 94 D B 30.5 AAR 1.0 AIR 30.19 +0.96 +2 326 16o

95 87 93 C A NH Alliant .9 ATK 115.2 +2.99 +82 574 12o

98 86 98 A B+ 49.8 Astronics ATRO 48.96 +1.51 +5 98 33 ê99 84 88 A A+83.9 BEAerospce BEAV 81.75 +1.34 +17 1.1m 24o

96 72 93 B A 134 Boeing 1.5 BA 133.5 +1.98 +9 4.8m 24o

84 35 89 B A- 14.0 CPIAero CVU 14.00 +0.26 -18 17 13ê71 60 55 C B 55.0 Cubic .4 CUB 54.11 +0.64 +45 129 18o

98 88 90 C A NH CurtsWr .8 CW 51.90 +1.14 -34 155 18o

78 20 73 B A- 36.7 DigitlGlobe DGI 34.70 +0.12 -35 630 ..o62 45 87 D C- 31.0 Ducmmun DCO 25.93 +0.97 +16 87 16o

25 27 24 D C 39.5 Embraer .3 ERJ 30.88 +0.76 +92 2.6m 28o

53 11 86 D B 35.2 Engility EGL 31.86 +0.99 -58 38 9k

73 77 55 C B- 85.3 Esterline ESL 80.00 +1.73 +32 216 14ò72 31 86 C B+ 17.0 Exelis 2.5 r XLS 16.72 +0.32 0 1.6m 11o

65 51 55 B C+ 33.8 FLIRSys 1.2 r FLIR 29.06 +0.84 -25 829 18o

75 47 90 .. B- 17.8 GenCorp GY 17.53 +0.39 -4 597 9o

63 57 67 C D 89.9 GenDyna 2.6 GD 87.20 +0.40 +7 1.4m 13o

99 93 88 A B- 56.1 Heico .2 HEI 52.79 +1.20 +5 202 37o

99 93 85 A B+ 42.0 HeicoA .3 HEIA 37.88 +1.11 -44 39 27ê98 91 90 B B 43.7 Hexcel r HXL 43.37 +0.51 -14 419 24o

94 87 92 C B NH HuntgtnI 1.1 r HII 76.08 +3.12 +70 534 18o

85 65 75 C A 102 L3Comm 2.2 r LLL 101.5 +0.64 +19 607 11o

89 75 86 C B 138 Lockheed 3.9 LMT 138.1 +1.91 -16 1.3m 14o

88 62 85 C B+ 63.4 MoogA MOGA 62.02 +1.46 +11 102 18ê96 86 90 C A- NH Northrp 2.2 r NOC 110.7 +2.06 -32 826 13o

76 46 89 D B 23.9 OrbitalSci ORB 22.72 +0.13 -19 280 19o

98 88 79 A B- 263 Precisi .0 r PCP 251.1 +3.79 -36 425 22o

85 63 85 B B- 85.7 Raytheon 2.6 RTN 85.36 +1.09 -11 1.5m 13o

68 49 54 B B- 75.3 Rockwell 1.7 r COL 70.90 +0.90 -23 662 15o

80 55 71 B B- 91.5 Teledyne TDY 87.51 +0.49 0 115 20o

54 20 57 C B 31.3 Textron .3 TXT 30.28 +0.90 +55 3.5m 17o

90 75 62 A B- 150 TransDi .0 TDG 147.3 +1.15 -29 332 21ò

47 58 28 B D- 85.5 Triumph .2 TGI 70.95 +0.05 -38 419 12o

3. AUTO +0.5%DailyChange +43.58%

SinceJan. 1

SECTOR LEADER | NSDAQ

98 98 92 A A- 25.3 Gentherm THRM 22.99 +0.19 +29 398 22o

KEY DATA: EPS 3 Q Avg 82%, LQ 129%, Next Q 67%, Sales 3Q Avg 18%,LQ 21%, Next Yr EPS 35%, Pretax 8%, ROE 23%, EPS due 03/06

65 95 47 C C- 27.5 Allison 2.0 ALSN 24.07 +0.09 +54 577 33o

42 44 78 .. E 21.4 AmerAxle AXL 18.05 +0.64 -9 1.5m 18o

69 65 80 C D+94.5 Autoliv 2.2 ALV 90.33 +1.76 -27 292 15o

90 91 80 B B- 108 BorgWar 1.0 BWA 101.3 +0.17 +83 1.2m 18o

81 89 89 C B- 26.4 ChinYuc 2.2 CYD 22.52 -0.30 -27 68 7ò22 67 12 C C- 34.8 CooperT 1.8 CTB 23.82 -3.08+241 6.4m 6ò

58 72 61 B C- 139 Cummins 1.9 r CMI 130.7 +1.81 -12 1.4m 17o

59 85 53 C D 23.5 DanaHlg 1.0 r DAN 19.31 +0.50 +33 2.9m 11o

70 48 82 B D 60.3 DelphiA 1.2 DLPH 55.42 +1.40 -7 1.9m 13o

87 93 70 A D- 52.4 Dorman .0 DORM 47.10 +0.08 -50 79 22o

70 36 97 D B+ 21.7 FedrlMogul FDML 20.60 +0.73 -61 135 35o

77 68 73 B D 18.0 Ford 2.4 F 16.85 +0.30 +1 39m 10o

50 23 71 C C+ 38.2 GenMotors GM 36.66 +0.74 +2 18m 12o

91 94 87 B B 31.5 Gentex 1.9 GNTX 28.80 +0.34 -24 891 21o

83 96 91 C B 23.4 Goodyear .9 r GT 21.06 +0.15 -26 3.5m 9o

53 59 51 D B- 42.1 HMCMtr 1.9 HMC 39.62 +0.51 -38 220 17o

88 90 89 C B NH Johnson 1.6 JCI 47.66 +1.64 +51 5.5m 17o

78 48 87 B B+ 79.2 LearCorp .9 r LEA 77.71 +0.65 -5 760 13o

77 95 61 C B 19.3 Lydall LDL 16.76 +0.17 -21 39 18ê95 95 88 B B+ 88.8 Magna 1.5 MGA 84.45 +0.53 +12 622 12o

71 68 88 D B- 15.2 Modine MOD 13.31 +0.29 +45 339 21o

81 61 97 E B+ 14.6 Motorcar MPAA 13.12 +0.24 -66 54 ..ê30 9 89 .. C 40.1 Navistar NAV 39.82 +1.01 -11 875 ..o40 34 82 D C+ 53.7 Oshkosh 1.2 r OSK 49.18 +1.04 +3 831 13o

66 84 59 C C 60.0 Paccar 1.4 PCAR 56.84 +0.80 -15 1.2m 18o

34 11 74 D C 23.1 RemyIn 1.8 REMY 21.98 +0.87 -38 44 17x

76 88 82 C E 40.0 StdrdMt 1.3 SMP 33.66 +0.56 -44 88 15o

83 89 77 B B- 80.2 TRWAuto r TRW 74.27 +1.20 -52 485 11o

86 79 75 C B+ 32.4 TataMot .4 TTM 30.77 +1.10 +48 2.2m 10o

75 84 86 .. C 55.2 Tenneco r TEN 53.42 +1.45 -7 511 15o

82 78 99 D D 194 Tesla TSLA 138.0 -1.82+104 22m ..o

83 72 95 C B 23.9 Tower TOWR 20.39 +0.43 -30 165 10ê76 97 69 E D+134 Toyota 1.4 TM 127.4 +1.45 +31 444 13o

78 87 81 C C- 79.6 Visteon r VC 75.16 -0.10+114 1.0m 14o

93 87 77 A B 89.2 Wabco WBC 86.36 -0.55 +41 559 17o

4. MEDIA +1.6%DailyChange +52.43%

SinceJan. 1

7IPO within last 15 years and EPS & RS 80 or higher

97 97 97 B D- 13.47Phoenix FENG 9.09 +0.23 -44 673 27ò

81 52 76 B C 35.4 21stCen .7 r FOXA 33.84 +1.04 +33 13m 25o

81 52 74 B C+ 35.2 21stCen .7 r FOX 33.61 +0.93 +60 2.4m 25o

78 98 54 .. C 73.4 AMCNtwks AMCX 66.75 -1.40+123 1.6m 17o

72 44 84 B D+14.5 Belo 2.3 BLC 13.73 +0.04 -73 460 14o

94 83 83 A C- 60.9 CBSCIB .8 r CBS 58.74 +1.83+105 8.5m 20o

90 71 73 A B+ 13.5 CTCMeda 5.2 CTCM 12.25 -0.15 +71 1.0m 11o

69 29 83 B B- 28.3 Gannett 2.9 GCI 27.70 +0.79 0 2.3m 12o

57 40 49 B B 31.0 GrupoTe .4 TV 28.79 -0.75 +39 2.3m 33o

72 29 99 .. B 26.6 LINMediaA LIN 24.96 +0.94 -60 214 33o

59 4 75 B C+ 159 LibertyA LMCA 149.4 +1.94 -55 297 2o

91 73 86 A B+ 74.4 McgrwHill 1.6 MHFI 71.42 +1.55 -19 986 22o

73 34 98 E B 15.7 MediaGenA MEG 15.19 +0.64 -11 179 ..o80 57 84 B B- 53.8 Meredith 3.1 MDP 52.90 +1.19 +67 353 18o

83 62 86 C B+ 14.6 NYTimes 1.2 NYT 13.31 +0.42 -31 719 27o

65 58 67 D C- 17.9 NewsCorpA NWSA 17.60 +0.34 -69 1.8m 20ò77 58 69 D A- 18.3 NewsCorpB NWS 17.94 +0.33 -57 519 20ò56 5 99 .. B- 48.2 Nexstar 1.0 NXST 46.43 +1.93 -45 316 96o

49 36 48 B B- 22.1 Pearson 3.4 PSO 20.94 +0.27 -1 166 16ò54 69 81 .. C+ NH ReedElse 2.5 ENL 41.53 +0.76+999 607 16k

69 66 42 A B 52.0 RogersC 3.7 r RCI 44.93 ... -22 404 12o

59 13 92 D B 20.4 ScrippsEWA SSP 18.65 -0.31+421 2.0m 60o

89 89 63 A D+81.2 ScrippsA .8 SNI 76.51 +0.35 +27 1.0m 21o

79 52 97 .. B- 36.6 Sinclair 1.8 SBGI 33.97 +2.11 +87 3.1m 23o

78 30 93 A C 30.7 StarzA STRZA 28.53 +1.13 +72 1.3m 15o

88 94 74 B C- 70.8 TimeWar 1.7 TWX 67.65 +2.27 +58 6.8m 17o

93 85 79 B B- 85.5 ViacomA 1.5 VIA 82.28 +1.24 -27 17 18k

87 75 69 A B- 69.9 WaltDis 1.1 DIS 68.58 +1.43+101 16m 20o

83 58 92 D A- 678 WashPos 1.5 WPO 662.8 +8.97 -18 30 20ê59 54 67 B D+51.0 WileyJo 2.0 JWA 49.23 +0.42 -26 152 16ê

5. LEISURE +2.7%DailyChange +50.66%

SinceJan. 1

SECTOR LEADER | NYSE99 98 86 A C+ 73.57Vegas 2.0 r LVS.69.80 +1.34 -15 4.1m 25o

KEY DATA: EPS 3 Q Avg 42%, LQ 78%, Next Q 56%, Sales 3Q Avg 26%,LQ 32%, Next Yr EPS 40%, Pretax 21%, ROE 24%, EPS due 01/30

7IPO within last 15 years and EPS & RS 80 or higher

92 96 83 B A- 24.27ChinaLodng HTHT 22.70 +0.25 -19 117 36ò

96 96 97 A D 61.17Ctrip CTRP 51.46 +1.27 -6 2.5m 33o

96 98 80 A C+ 34.97Homeaway AWAY 33.41 -0.29+111 2.4m 53o

98 99 88 A D+ 1099 7Priceline r PCLN. 1073 +50.31 +237 1.9m 27o

AMIRA NATURE FOODS LTD (ANFI) YTD +86% $14.829.3M Shares 97 Comp. Rating 98 EPS 97 RS 25% ROEEMIRATIS MANUFACTURER OF PACKAGED INDIAN SPECIALTY RICE UNDER THEAMIRA BRAND AND UNDER OTHER THIRD PARTY BRANDS

Ann. EPS Growth +67% PE 21 Avg. Daily Vol 256,200 Debt 4%Last Qtr Eps +133%`Next Qtr Eps Est +89% Last Qtr Sales +38%3 Q's Avg Eps +110% PreTax Mgn 7%Eps Due 11/20 Group 154

Acc/Dis AUpDown Vol 1.8Sup/Demand 62

Thin stock extended from consolidation with 9.90 entry.

GENTHERM INC (THRM) YTD +73% o$22.9932.7M Shares 98 Comp. Rating 98 EPS 92 RS 23% ROEMANUFACTURES ELECTRONIC VARIABLE TEMPERATURE CLIMATE CONTROL SYS-TEMS FOR AUTOMOBILE AND TRUCK OEMS.

Ann. EPS Growth +35% PE 22 Avg. Daily Vol 307,600 Debt 25%Last Qtr Eps +129%`Next Qtr Eps Est +67% Last Qtr Sales +21%3 Q's Avg Eps +82% PreTax Mgn 8%Eps Due 3/6 Group 69R&D 7%

Acc/Dis A-UpDown Vol 2.5Sup/Demand 70

Reverses off high, now 13% past 20.25 cup-with-handle entry.

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NOAH HOLDINGS LTD ADS (NOAH) YTD +243% o$19.9817.3M Shares 97 Comp. Rating 99 EPS 99 RS 16% ROECHINESE PROVIDER OF FIXED INCOME, PRIVATE EQUITY AND SECURITIES IN-VESTMENT PRODUCTS

Ann. EPS Growth +55% PE 26 Avg. Daily Vol 731,700 Debt 0%Last Qtr Eps +142%aNext Qtr Eps Est +87% Last Qtr Sales+132%3 Q's Avg Eps +153% PreTax Mgn 41%Eps Due 11/14 Group 120

Acc/Dis CUpDown Vol 1.4Sup/Demand 81

Support at 10-week but erased 25% gain from 18.43 buy point.

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IBD Composite RatingEarnings Per Share Growth RatingRelative Price Strength RatingSales+Profit Margins+ROEAccumulation/Distribution (3 mos)

52-wk Dividend Stock Close Vol% Vol PHigh Stock % Yield Symbol Price Chg Chg 1000 E6 6 6 6 6

90 91 82 A D- 1737Wynn 2.4 WYNN 163.7 +4.20+110 2.5m 24o

85 91 66 B C- 61.1 ArcticC .8 r ACAT 51.89 +0.39 -54 52 17o

67 61 85 B D+34.2 AvisBudget CAR 32.19 +1.26 +21 2.3m 16o

87 87 79 A D- 78.0 BallyTech r BYI.71.14 +1.38 +11 511 19o

49 20 87 C D+15.2 BlackDiamnd BDE 12.45 +0.14 -2 237 88o

34 24 62 D E 14.8 BoydGm BYD 10.07 +0.21 -6 2.4m ..o

87 56 85 B B+ 46.6 Brunswi .2 BC 45.04 +0.43 +28 1.1m 17o

29 4 94 E D- 26.6 CaesarsEnt CZR 18.15 +1.13 -32 1.3m ..o

95 67 89 B B+ 24.9 Carmike CKEC 23.27 +0.04 +40 315 31o

13 24 28 D B- 40.0 Carnival 2.8 r CCL 36.27 +0.61 -32 3.3m 21o

11 24 26 D B- 41.8 Carniva 2.7 r CUK 37.46 +0.94+151 276 22ê

76 66 66 B A 47.5 CederFa 5.3 FUN 46.98 +0.26 +78 257 22o

51 54 73 .. A- 49.4 ChoiceH 1.6 CHH 45.31 +0.34 -51 64 23o

79 87 66 C D- 90.4 Churchl .9 r CHDN 84.15 +1.28 -58 14 23ê

75 64 52 B C+ 33.5 Cinemar 3.1 CNK 32.11 -0.33 +20 546 23o

84 74 80 A B- 17.3 Collectrs 7.7 CLCT 16.99 +0.04 +8 32 20 ê

92 92 72 A E 83.6 DiscoveryC r DISCK 79.05 +0.56 -14 288 28o

95 92 68 A C+ 89.6 DiscoveryA r DISCA 85.36 +1.17 -3 1.2m 30o

62 24 91 D B+ 35.2 Dreamworks DWA 31.17 -0.19 +3 1.0m ..o

51 14 80 D B- 23.8 ELong LONG 20.25 -0.19 -70 9 ..k

75 66 48 A B 68.1 Expedia 1.0 EXPE 59.88 +0.97 -36 2.5m 20o

73 99 22 A D- 20.8 FoxFactory FOXF.17.43 +0.38 -43 105 31o

86 83 71 A D 66.6 HarleyDa 1.3 HOG 64.26 +0.72 -19 931 19o

65 96 44 A C- 27.8 HertzGlbl r HTZ 21.35 -0.02 -7 10m 12o

86 96 77 B B+ 39.0 HomeInns HMIN 35.37 +1.07 -63 89 28ò

66 92 69 D D+49.4 HyattHotels H 48.15 +0.75 -32 216 50o

52 20 64 B B- 30.3 Imax IMAX 29.39 +0.11 -57 294 49o

57 68 46 A C- 30.4 Intercontl 2.2 IHG 29.07 +0.33 -38 87 19ò

78 85 72 A B 26.3 IntervalLe 1.8 IILG 24.70 +0.15 +30 177 18o

47 53 39 B D+21.2 IntlGame 2.3 IGT 17.47 +0.29+157 11m 13o

88 95 69 D B+ 27.7 JhnsnOt 1.1 JOUT 27.44 -0.02 -61 7 13k

31 75 28 B E 56.9 LifetimeFit r LTM 46.73 +0.28 +47 498 16o

62 24 87 B D+37.8 LionsGate LGF 32.29 +0.15+151 3.8m 17o

40 29 90 D E 19.8 LiveNatn LYV 18.26 +0.46 +15 1.3m ..o

76 78 87 E C- 21.0 MGMResorts MGM 19.09 +0.51 -22 7.0m ..o

50 94 36 B D 63.4 MadisSqGrdn MSG 55.76 +0.30 +6 439 29o

40 78 25 B D- 19.3 MnchstrUtd MANU 15.62 +0.13 -74 14 11ò

65 56 65 D C+ 15.0 Marcus 2.4 r MCS 14.20 -0.05 +35 96 17ê

89 84 64 A A- 46.5 Marriott 1.5 r MAR 46.12 +0.69 -7 2.0m 22o

66 82 67 D B 51.3 MarriottVactn VAC 50.76 +1.10 -8 236 20o

93 77 94 A C- 37.0 MelcoCrwn MPEL 34.20 +0.97 +12 3.6m 30o

89 88 88 B C+ 22.1 MonrchCs MCRI 17.94 +0.37 -42 51 17o

79 55 88 A E 40.2 MultimdGm MGAM 31.92 +0.48 -21 309 29ò

92 75 98 D B- 389 Netflix NFLX.334.9 +8.04 -29 2.8m 99o

73 97 52 C C+ 33.7 NorwegCruis NCLH 31.42 +0.11 -62 257 25o

76 61 79 D A- 15.5 OrientExpHtl OEH 14.76 +0.16 +10 551 82o

96 84 82 B A+NH Outerwall OUTR 68.59 +1.27 -45 660 14o

79 53 75 C A 13.9 PenNatlGam PENN 13.68 +0.84 +4 4.2m 7o

54 5 85 B C- 25.9 PinnacleEnt PNK 23.31 -0.13 -3 902 52o

83 78 92 A C 25.0 PointsIntl PCOM 22.05 +1.46 +89 93 50o

98 94 87 A C 136 Polaris 1.3 PII.127.1 +0.89 -21 535 25o

58 86 49 .. E 20.0 RegalEnt 4.6 RGC 18.41 +0.03 +4 829 16o

86 37 97 D B+ NH Rentrak RENT 40.50 +5.36+274 215 99o

70 70 74 A C 12.8 RicksCabrt r RICK 10.52 -0.25 -25 85 8o

58 69 70 D B+ 43.7 RoyalCa 2.3 RCL 43.02 +0.86 -53 943 18o

86 67 85 B C- 23.3 SHFLEntrtmt SHFL 23.14 -0.01 -49 353 34o

61 27 96 E B+ NH SciGames SGMS 18.05 +0.61+274 2.1m ..o

13 19 14 C B- 39.7 SeaWorld 2.6 SEAS 30.67 -0.20 -57 166 38ò

21 6 51 B C 40.3 SixFlags 5.1 SIX 36.60 +0.04 +22 932 15o

82 84 72 C A- 75.5 Starwoo 1.8 r HOT 74.44 +1.37 +6 1.8m 25o

43 50 55 B B- 61.7 SteinerLeis r STNR 56.23 +0.72 +97 58 16ê

28 23 68 .. B+ 13.8 TownSpo .0 CLUB 12.83 +0.05 +2 81 25o

16 2 9 B D- 34.0 Travlzoo .0 TZOO 20.58 +0.09 +31 93 99o

96 87 94 A B 89.5 TripAdvisor r TRIP 84.48 +0.60 -16 1.9m 48o

66 58 34 A B- 26.2 TumiHldgs TUMI.22.45 +0.74+136 1.5m 29o

26 26 66 D C- 73.1 VailRes 1.2 MTN 70.78 +0.99 -37 83 75ò

82 87 58 A B- 67.5 Wyndhm 1.8 WYN 66.20 +0.60 +31 1.2m 17o

6. OFFICE +3.3%DailyChange +53.09%

SinceJan. 1

58 76 67 C D 50.0 AveryDe 2.4 AVY 47.57 +1.40 +20 905 18o

90 86 94 B B+ 22.6 CostaA ATX 21.51 +1.53+999 831 32 ê

84 80 76 A B+ 49.0 Deluxe 2.2 DLX 46.44 +0.71 -31 251 12o

51 77 53 D B- 19.6 Ennis 3.9 EBF 17.77 +0.08 -21 43 14ê

22 17 91 .. E 16.8 StdRegis .0 SR 6.43 -0.68 -47 27 ..ê

7. FINANCE +1.9%DailyChange +42.34%

SinceJan. 1

SECTOR LEADER | NYSE

98 98 94 A C+ 1207FletcorTech FLT.113.6 +2.42 -39 469 29o

KEY DATA: EPS 3 Q Avg 39%, LQ 30%, Next Q 29%, Sales 3Q Avg 27%,

LQ 20%, Next Yr EPS 35%, Pretax 51%, ROE 30%, EPS due 02/07

SECTOR LEADER | NYSE

97 99 99 A C 23.07NoahHl .6 NOAH 19.98 +1.20 -42 423 25ò

KEY DATA: EPS 3 Q Avg 153%, LQ 142%, Next Q 87%, Sales 3Q Avg 100%,

LQ 132%, Next Yr EPS 96%, Pretax 40%, ROE 16%, EPS due 11/14

SECTOR LEADER | NSDAQ

99 98 86 A C 64.07PrtRec .0 PRAA.57.30 -0.10 -1 437 17o

KEY DATA: EPS 3 Q Avg 44%, LQ 43%, Next Q 29%, Sales 3Q Avg 25%,

LQ 31%, Next Yr EPS 39%, Pretax 34%, ROE 19%, EPS due 02/13

7IPO within last 15 years and EPS & RS 80 or higher

88 84 86 C A- 21.87AerCap AER 21.01 +0.23 +7 350 8o

99 89 90 A A 2457AllianceData r ADS 242.9 +5.41 +50 589 25o

93 84 93 A B 34.97ApolloM 12 APO 31.52 -0.48 +85 1.7m 7o

84 90 89 .. B 64.27ArtsnPt 2.8 APAM 60.37 +2.07 -16 142 26o

92 85 85 A C+ 51.57CBOE 1.4 CBOE 51.12 +1.74 -21 438 26o

99 96 87 A B+ 41.87Cardtronics CATM 40.55 +0.86 -28 181 21o

97 97 97 B B- 38.77Envestnet ENV 35.46 +1.45 +51 431 72o

96 96 87 A D+54.27Evercore 1.9 EVR.52.27 +1.47 -22 344 22o

93 97 94 A D+63.77FinclEn .3 FNGN 60.00 +3.51 +31 451 89o

99 96 90 A B 26.37HFF .0 HF 25.00 +0.35 -20 102 20o

93 91 81 B B- 43.57Heartlan .7 r HPY 41.60 +1.74+167 773 18o

92 84 81 A B+ NH 7Intrcontexch ICE 204.2 +3.87 +2 675 25o

98 98 95 A A 67.97Marketa .8 MKTX 65.97 +0.50 +59 247 38o

99 95 86 A B- 7397Masterc .3 r MA 734.5 +13.15 -22 451 29o

87 94 87 A C NH 7Nelnet .9 NNI 44.25 +3.10 +28 100 8o

99 80 97 A B+ 45.97QiwiPl 1.4 QIWI.40.48 +1.72 -73 100 42ò

91 81 90 A B- 34.77RegnlMgmt RM 31.52 +0.04 -85 19 14ê

62 98 26 B B 98.2 AdmFPrvd 8.9 PVD 87.50 +1.31 -90 2 6k

93 88 84 A B 203 AffilMangers AMG 202.5 +7.41+113 843 22o

96 95 76 A A- NH AirLease .3 AL.31.83 +1.68 +59 776 17o

74 46 84 B B+ 19.5 Aircast 4.2 AYR 18.88 +0.35 -30 413 9o

41 60 46 .. A- 27.4 AlliBer 7.3 AB 21.79 -0.05 +6 379 13o

99 95 85 A B- 158 Altisource ASPS 140.4 -3.03 +15 119 28o

97 96 92 A A 224 Amerco .0 UHAL 224.0 +3.03 +18 50 13o

17 6 48 C C- 15.2 AmCapital ACAS 13.92 +0.20 +43 2.9m 21o

93 87 76 A B- 83.8 AmerExp 1.1 r AXP 81.78 +0.86 +8 4.3m 17o

95 96 89 B B NH Amerpri 2.0 AMP 103.1 +2.69 +62 1.7m 14o

58 64 35 A B 18.7 AresCap 8.6 ARCC 17.58 +0.17 -9 1.5m 10o

52 72 44 A D- 29.7 Arlingtn 14 AI 24.82 -0.03 -29 116 5o

62 47 88 E C+ 15.3 BBXCapital BBX 13.50 +0.29 -77 6 ..ò

82 96 20 A B 27.2 BlckhwkNet HAWK 23.14 +0.31 -18 149 23o

85 91 77 A B- 311 Blackro 2.2 r BLK 301.6 +4.91 +24 857 19o

73 66 86 B C 28.7 Blackst 4.6 BX 25.91 -0.20 +72 8.5m 22o

58 45 53 B B- 32.1 BlockH&R 2.9 HRB 27.85 +0.49 -49 1.4m 17ò

90 87 89 B B- 40.4 Broadri 2.3 BR 36.10 +1.23+101 1.2m 17o

41 27 50 B B 40.9 Brookfi 4.3 BIP 39.74 +0.01 +8 214 52o

43 57 35 B D- 30.3 CAIIntl CAP 22.67 +0.56 -34 83 7o

54 75 59 B D- 73.0 CaptlOne 1.7 r COF 69.59 +0.74 +33 3.9m 9o

69 34 91 C A- NH CaptlSrc .3 CSE 13.58 +0.41 -59 711 21o

57 61 55 B B 37.9 Carlyle 2.1 CG 30.77 +0.62 -36 299 12o

13 45 17 B D 54.1 CashAmer .4 r CSH 37.97 -0.67 -21 232 8o

77 50 78 B B 62.6 CassInfo 1.4 CASS 58.34 +2.23 +39 31 28ê

90 59 87 B B NH ChrlsSc 1.0 SCHW 24.02 +1.26 +75 17m 34o

68 55 78 C C 79.5 CMEGrp 2.3 CME 77.81 +3.15 +34 2.1m 25o

59 62 60 A D+44.4 CohenSt 2.1 CNS 37.60 +0.17 -15 98 22o

89 80 79 B C- NH CoreLogic r CLGX 34.26 +1.25 +47 1.5m 18o

88 96 71 A B- 128 CreditAcpt CACC 123.0 +1.45 -61 12 12ê

21 20 40 C D- 34.0 CreditSu .3 CS 29.07 -0.08 -25 866 11o

89 84 69 A C 54.5 Discover 1.5 r DFS 52.26 +0.22 +15 3.5m 10o

82 76 94 E B NH ETrade ETFC 17.76 +0.89 +38 5.2m ..o

88 83 61 A B 44.6 EatonVa 2.1 EV 42.14 +0.86 -23 490 20ò

63 68 65 C B- 19.4 ElctroR 4.3 ELRC 18.75 +0.31 -10 30 19o

65 87 33 A C+ 26.7 Ellingt 13 EFC 23.02 +0.05 +42 141 13o

95 91 90 A D NH EncoreCap r ECPG 47.45 +1.53+449 1.3m 13o

83 86 50 A C+ 66.2 Equifax 1.4 EFX 64.70 +1.13 -45 390 18o

98 90 94 A A 45.6 Euronet EEFT 44.45 +3.26 +85 411 23o

78 82 41 A C- 25.7 Evertec 1.8 EVTC 22.30 +0.16 -14 588 17o

87 78 86 C C+ 33.5 FBR&Co .0 FBRC 26.85 +0.77 -18 48 7o

44 32 63 B D+20.0 FXCM 1.6 FXCM 15.48 +0.64 +44 917 19o

90 79 55 A B 37.9 FedAgri 1.4 AGM 35.18 +0.69 -25 19 7ó

25 29 56 B E 30.9 FedInvs 3.6 FII 27.43 +0.82 +46 798 16o

79 86 68 B C- 49.6 Fidelity 1.8 FIS 48.32 +0.67 +58 1.7m 17o

65 55 65 A C 21.0 FidusInv 7.4 FDUS 20.54 +0.67 -3 48 14o

43 41 25 A B 11.1 5thStre 11 FSC 10.23 +0.07 -27 1.2m 9ò

84 87 68 A B 62.8 FrstCash r FCFS 60.00 -1.78 -9 126 20o

90 91 74 A C- 108 Fiserv r FISV 105.6 +1.76 -14 409 18o

45 30 50 B B+ 17.4 FlyLeas 4.8 FLY 14.68 -0.05 -39 127 3o

66 81 51 A D 56.5 FrankRes .8 BEN 52.27 +0.31 +93 4.8m 15o

28 18 94 E D- 16.9 GSVCapital GSVC 13.91 +0.47 -9 898 ..ó

83 66 97 C B- 14.6 GainCap 1.9 GCAP 10.32 +0.22 -64 121 16ê

64 54 59 B B 54.2 GATX 2.4 GMT 52.24 +0.36 -40 137 17o

94 79 84 A B+ NH GlobalP .1 r GPN 60.82 +0.87 -46 499 16o

71 86 45 A C+ 18.8 GolubCap 7.4 GBDC 17.36 +0.14 -45 139 13ò

80 57 88 B B 26.6 GreenDotA GDOT 23.13 +0.37 -13 634 17o

31 34 32 B D+62.0 Greenhi 3.6 GHL 50.33 +1.83 -3 291 32o

79 50 90 A C 31.9 HEEquip .0 HEES 28.24 -0.11 +26 150 24o

55 31 79 C C 11.0 Harbinger r HRG 10.97 +0.43 -39 162 15ò

88 75 82 A C NH Hercules 6.9 HTGC 16.24 +0.73 +92 810 14o

74 70 39 A C- 25.6 HomeLn 7.9 HLSS.22.90 +0.03 -36 363 12o

57 88 23 A C 16.6 Horizon 9 HRZN 13.87 ... -13 35 9o

85 60 90 B A- NH InterBr 1.8 IBKR 22.11 +0.28 +21 533 25o

33 9 66 D C- 21.2 IntlFcstone INTL 20.76 +0.62 -51 20 17o

82 92 59 B C+ 35.0 Invesco 2.7 IVZ 33.32 +0.95 -4 4.1m 16o

83 75 94 D B- NH InvTech ITG 18.36 +1.05 +12 311 25o

67 28 82 A B- 24.0 KKR 6.9 KKR 23.35 +0.55+157 4.5m 13o

96 94 67 A A- 42.3 LPLFncl 1.9 r LPLA 39.85 +0.40 -21 513 17o

91 86 73 A A- 41.0 Lazard 2.4 LAZ 40.93 +0.83 -50 294 22o

68 65 84 C B- NH LeggMas 1.3 LM 39.55 +0.97 +5 1.2m 14o

64 24 75 B B+ 34.9 LenderP 1.2 r LPS 34.08 +0.23 -67 308 13o

83 28 94 A B 16.9 Lifelock LOCK.15.99 +0.41 -8 903 61o

90 89 79 A D+42.0 MSCI r MSCI 41.62 +0.99 -7 503 18o

38 10 56 B B 14.1 MVCCap 3.9 r MVC 13.85 +0.15 -56 39 98ê

51 71 31 A D- 34.5 MainStC 6.5 MAIN 30.28 +0.17 -11 200 14o

65 86 45 A D 20.5 Manning 3.9 MN 16.30 -0.23 -9 37 14o

91 96 79 A C 28.6 MarlinB 1.7 MRLN 26.24 +0.79 -6 28 20 ê

65 44 69 A B 37.8 Mcgrath 2.7 MGRC 35.89 +0.64 -26 36 21o

55 59 64 C D+16.0 Medalli 5.8 TAXI 15.86 +0.10 +58 94 26o

35 40 25 A D 16.3 MedleyC 10 MCC 13.88 +0.13 -63 216 9o

80 54 88 C A- 38.0 MobileMini MINI 37.23 +0.12 +50 318 32o

49 66 56 .. C+ 24.9 Moneygram MGI 19.92 +0.22 +29 121 16o

88 81 85 C A- NH NYSEEur 2.6 NYX 46.03 +0.70 -59 688 19o

76 59 78 C B+ 36.3 NdaqOx 1.4 NDAQ 35.93 +0.81 -22 958 14o

58 77 20 A D- 58.0 NatnstrMtg NSM 36.48 -4.27+530 6.3m 8o

88 59 96 B C+ 13.0 Net1UEPS UEPS 11.93 +0.14+128 369 13o

36 40 25 A D 15.8 NewMtnFn 9 NMFC 14.25 +0.01 -59 184 10k

41 65 56 B E 19.8 Newstar NEWS 14.81 -0.01 +9 40 31 ê

66 71 50 A D+59.5 Oaktree 5.4 OAK 54.77 -0.89 -35 109 8x

69 82 77 .. B+ 13.3 Och-Zif 10 OZM 12.94 +0.03+128 1.8m 8o

87 94 64 A E 60.2 OcwenFncl r OCN.49.91 -0.03 +52 2.9m 28o

22 21 45 B D 26.8 PHH PHH 22.91 +0.25 -11 1.1m 99o

41 44 27 A C- 15.0 Pennant 7.8 PFLT 13.38 +0.06 -34 55 12k

48 60 38 A D 12.2 Pennant 9 PNNT 11.27 +0.06 -7 306 10ò

42 37 18 B C+ 23.3 PennymacFinl PFSI 17.15 -0.38 +1 97 1o

69 99 10 A C+ 14.1 PeformtFinl PFMT 9.50 -0.06+592 1.4m 11o

35 35 46 C D 42.6 PiperJaff PJC 35.20 +0.77 -38 61 14o

82 81 53 A B 80.3 PriceTr 1.9 TROW 78.80 +2.18 +29 1.9m 21o

32 22 42 B D 11.6 Prospec 11 PSEC 11.30 +0.17 -13 2.8m 7o

75 78 39 A B- 19.8 RCSCapit 3.9RCAP 18.24 +0.12 -59 10 37ê

81 83 51 B B 48.2 RaymndJ 1.2 RJF 46.26 +1.39 -21 665 15o

67 63 63 C B 67.1 RyderSys 2.1 R 64.58 +0.11 +40 768 13o

82 88 72 A C- 34.4 SEIInvst 1.2 r SEIC 33.50 +1.08 -13 646 22o

76 87 75 A C- 26.3 SLM 2.4 r SLM 25.10 +0.17 +2 2.6m 9o

64 70 77 B D NH StateSt 1.4 r STT 71.86 +2.01 +5 2.6m 15o

74 59 75 B D+NH StifelFncl SF 43.20 +2.46+119 1.0m 18o

45 50 61 .. B+ NH TCPCap 8.3 TCPC 17.27 +0.39 +13 364 8o

93 80 85 A B- 28.7 TDAmtrd 1.7 AMTD 28.33 +0.94 +6 2.7m 23o

74 84 50 B B- 16.9 THLCred 8.4 TCRD 16.11 +0.16 -8 225 11o

87 79 81 A C 50.5 TALIntl 5.6 TAL 50.20 +1.01 -29 242 11o

48 52 43 B B- 44.0 Textain 5.1 TGH 36.99 +0.97 +68 320 11o

89 58 75 A B- 30.8 TotalSys 1.3 TSS 30.18 +0.41 -12 1.0m 22o

83 35 96 D B+ 32.9 Tree.com .0 TREE 31.58 +0.09 +72 119 99ê

58 72 38 A C- 30.7 Triangl 7.5 TCAP 28.62 -0.54+162 323 12o

91 98 78 A C+ 66.8 UntdRental r URI.63.49 +1.38 -19 1.5m 13o

79 61 69 B C- 29.7 VantivA VNTV 27.58 +0.65 +34 1.9m 15o

40 42 26 B B- 36.1 Verifone PAY 23.44 +0.82 -29 1.2m 12o

89 77 85 A B 248 VirtusInvs VRTS 207.9 +3.78 -64 32 27ê

94 95 73 A C- 205 Visa .8 r V.198.3 +2.19 -12 2.8m 26o

97 89 74 A B+ 95.0 WEX r WEX 92.98 +2.47+108 367 21o

97 94 93 A B NH WaddllR 1.7 WDR 64.19 +2.62 +10 729 23o

16 54 7 B E 21.8 WalkerDunlp WD 13.09 +0.19 -61 91 8o

60 99 8 A D- 50.0 WaltrInvMgt WAC 33.65 +0.24+116 1.2m 3o

53 37 56 B B 19.5 WestrnU 2.9 WU 17.21 -0.18 +45 9.9m 11o

94 78 91 A A- 15.3 WisdmtrInv WETF.14.05 +0.32 -1 1.5m 46o

63 87 55 A D- 107 WrldAccpt r WRLD 88.32 +0.73 +54 223 10o

56 78 47 C D- 36.5 Xoom XOOM.27.41 -0.09 -43 406 99o

8. BUSINS SVC +1.7%DailyChange +37.44%

SinceJan. 1

7IPO within last 15 years and EPS & RS 80 or higher

96 94 96 B A- 29.77Constant CTCT 27.20 +0.75 -11 341 43o

99 90 92 A B 39.87EpamSyst EPAM 35.72 +0.72 +36 473 23o

98 90 88 C B+ 24.17KornFerry KFY 23.50 +0.36 -30 297 19ò

98 98 80 A B- 26.07NIC .0 EGOV 22.98 -0.07+106 627 40o

99 89 94 B B 21.07Perficient r PRFT 20.57 +0.89 +60 301 19o

93 86 82 A B- 46.97TeamHlth TMH 45.00 +1.37 -11 472 25o

91 88 93 B C 1187TowrsWa .4 TW 109.5 +2.43 -17 638 18o

98 92 93 B B 36.77Virtusa VRTU 33.00 +0.31 -3 111 27o

93 83 86 A C 22.67WNSHldgs WNS 20.10 -0.32 +2 154 16ê

91 89 68 C B- 80.0 51Job JOBS 69.60 -0.30 +36 77 24o

57 78 29 C B 50.4 ADT 1.2 r ADT 42.40 -0.23 -14 2.2m 23ò

78 77 76 C B+ 29.2 ABMIndu 2.2 ABM 27.88 +0.58 -13 187 18o

75 81 42 B D+84.2 Accentu 2.5 ACN 75.24 -0.31 -11 2.9m 17o

78 46 93 D B+ 34.4 Acxiom r ACXM 32.02 +0.66 -5 494 42o

84 64 73 A B- 70.6 Advisry .0 r ABCO 61.91 +1.60 +31 221 50o

85 65 56 B A+41.0 Amdocs 1.3 DOX 40.05 +0.47 -17 1.3m 13o

73 72 44 C B 16.2 AMNHlthcre AHS 13.51 +0.03 -34 231 20o

64 43 73 D B- 88.5 Ascent ASCMA 83.28 +0.95 +22 50 ..õ

98 97 95 A B- 90.7 Barrett .9 BBSI 82.30 +2.23 -15 28 33ê

74 91 67 C E 21.0 BoozAll 2.3 BAH 17.63 +0.04 +7 359 9o

71 61 65 B B 32.7 Brinks 1.3 BCO 31.57 +0.64 -34 160 15o

78 60 65 B C 24.5 CDWCorp .7 CDW 22.95 -0.03+151 554 15o

87 84 64 C C- 37.4 CGIA GIB 34.04 +0.30 -42 131 32ò

79 71 74 D B- 72.5 CACIIntl CACI 71.75 +0.77 -17 178 10o

56 78 61 E B- 18.3 CheckpntSys CKP 13.86 +0.36 +76 343 65o

86 64 71 B B 54.4 Cintas 1.4 r CTAS 53.46 +0.69 -34 376 20o

99 93 82 A B+ 91.7 CognizantA r CTSH 90.23 +0.73 -37 1.4m 21o

53 44 57 D C+ 54.8 Compute 1.6 CSC 51.03 +0.71 -26 772 12o

39 73 13 C D- 26.1 Computer 1.2 r CTG 17.23 +0.29 -76 21 18o

73 68 91 B E 29.9 ComScore r SCOR 27.28 +0.74 -43 116 26o

85 87 92 D C 64.7 ConsGraphics CGX 61.54 -0.33 +76 99 14o

64 64 60 D C- 20.6 Converg 1.2 CVG 19.90 +0.49 +10 485 18ê

89 77 83 A D 76.7 CorpExec 1.2 CEB 72.37 +1.25 -23 117 24o

62 82 49 C C+ 39.9 Corrctns 5.4 CXW 35.33 +0.02 -24 689 18o

91 92 93 A C- 44.8 Corvel .0 r CRVL 40.40 +1.20 +8 54 28 ê

94 91 94 B C 182 CostarGrp CSGP 174.1 +3.63 -14 121 77o

86 57 82 B B+ 28.0 CSGSys 2.2 CSGS 27.88 +1.00 +37 227 12o

67 78 89 D D+17.5 DigtlAl .0 DGLY 9.24 +1.06 -12 76 22k

66 66 82 E B 14.1 DigtlGenr DGIT 11.98 +0.53 +89 734 ..o

60 70 73 .. C+ 114 DunBrad 1.4 DNB 111.5 +3.23 +61 507 15o

13 27 30 D E 44.0 EmcorGrp .6 EME 37.08 +0.42 -34 299 17o

65 40 94 D D+28.3 Examwrks EXAM 26.36 +1.44 -39 153 ..o

59 86 9 A C 33.0 Exlservice EXLS 23.94 +0.32 +63 375 14o

88 80 84 A C+ 80.5 Exponnt .8 r EXPO 74.72 +1.42 -32 21 27ê

83 84 57 A B- 113 Factset 1.3 r FDS 110.2 +1.55 -61 143 21o

97 80 97 B A- NH FedSignl FSS 14.97 +0.77+139 1.0m 21o

45 24 71 C B 41.4 Forrest 1.6 r FORR 38.41 +0.92 -47 38 38o

82 62 85 C B 43.7 FTIConsult FCN 42.50 +1.25+208 852 16o

90 79 77 B B- 29.5 GPStrat r GPX 27.83 +0.02 +80 86 24o

86 67 88 C B- 64.5 G&KSvc 1.8 GK 59.96 +0.80 +36 92 22o

84 87 62 A D 63.0 Gartner IT 60.24 +2.42 +16 587 31o

71 83 31 A C- 21.3 Genpact .0 G 17.80 -0.43 +55 964 15o

63 78 44 C B+ 39.4 GeoGroup 6.6 GEO 33.49 +0.02 -29 543 19o

87 88 65 B B+ 28.1 HlthcrS 2.5 HCSG 27.36 +0.60 -27 177 34ê

87 85 78 B C 39.8 HlthStream HSTM 33.13 +1.34 +92 229 99o

56 30 75 E B 19.6 Heidrick 2.9 HSII 17.94 -0.25 +11 59 71o

41 71 17 A E 31.9 HMSHldng HMSY 22.95 +4.21+290 2.9m 27o

80 42 91 B D+61.0 HuronCons HURN 58.22 +1.93 +28 142 20o

70 60 81 C C- 36.2 ICIIntl ICFI 33.65 +0.69 -23 47 16ê

70 78 44 A D- 117 IHSIncA IHS 109.0 -0.24 -41 145 24o

54 72 18 B D+215 IBM 2.1 r IBM 180.0 -0.01 +34 6.3m 11o

97 90 96 A A 34.2 iGate IGTE 33.10 +0.83 -48 202 17o

73 41 62 B B 55.7 Infosys 1.4 INFY 53.68 +0.01 -24 1.0m 18o

64 43 62 C B- 39.7 Insperi 2.0 r NSP 34.15 +0.41 -66 37 21o

65 45 80 C C+ 17.6 Interpu 1.8 r IPG 16.94 +0.24 -38 3.4m 23o

26 42 8 B B- 39.7 IronMtn 4.0 IRM 26.92 +0.42 -19 1.4m 25o

84 84 68 A D- 19.4 Ituran 4.2 ITRN 18.29 -0.04 -34 18 17k

83 81 77 D B- 22.3 KellyA 1.0 KELYA 20.83 +0.35 -4 111 13o

82 42 90 C B- 20.5 Kforce .0 KFRC 19.99 +0.48 -15 105 24o

75 72 57 D A 50.2 Lamar LAMR 48.87 +0.35 -1 1.2m 99o

57 9 86 C B+ 47.8 LeidosH 4.0 LDOS 47.42 +0.64 -79 281 10ò

57 17 97 E B 32.6 MDCPrtn 2.0 MDCA 31.29 +0.89 -5 127 .. ê

40 62 52 D D 27.3 MYRGrp MYRG 23.67 -0.59 +63 181 14o

86 95 94 D B- 21.4 MacGray 1.7 TUC 21.17 +0.03 -47 75 36ê

95 85 93 D A- 81.8 Mnprgrp 1.1 r MAN 80.00 +2.28 -23 542 20o

32 23 44 D C 30.2 Mantech 3.0 MANT 28.13 +0.50 -30 109 13o

98 96 85 A B 50.6 Maximus .4 MMS 47.02 +0.61 -4 371 32ò

52 74 41 C D+55.4 MineSaf 2.5 MSA 48.75 +0.29 -49 60 21x

89 88 83 A C- 73.9 Moodys 1.4 r MCO 73.07 +1.69 -21 779 20o

86 81 66 A B+ 82.2 Morning .6 r MORN 81.66 +1.46 -32 45 32o

89 77 89 C A- 38.3 MultiCo .5 LABL 36.58 +0.10 +59 68 17ê

37 63 50 .. D 19.7 NatCinm 5.0 NCMI 17.61 +0.10 -36 209 29x

85 49 98 D A 23.1 NtlTech NTSC 22.92 +0.02 -27 50 88ê

93 76 91 C B+ NH Navigant NCI 17.54 +0.51 -24 157 15o

88 94 76 B B 40.3 Nielsen 2.0 NLSN 39.77 +0.66 -42 1.0m 20o

84 66 76 B B 71.8 Omnicom 2.3 OMC 70.40 +0.02 -26 1.0m 18o

98 94 83 A B- 35.1 OnAssgnmt ASGN 33.07 +1.00 -22 262 27o

76 60 65 A D+43.6 Paychex 3.3 PAYX 42.21 +0.42 -6 1.9m 25o

64 43 87 C B 31.3 ProvdncSrvc PRSC 26.86 +0.60+195 221 19o

42 13 61 C B 36.9 Graphic 4.8 QUAD 25.20 -1.23+114 360 16o

59 25 86 B C+ 19.4 Donnele 6.1 RRD 17.02 -0.34 +42 3.0m 10o

48 54 42 D B- 13.9 ResrceC 2.2 RECN 12.91 +0.27 -33 109 25o

82 85 59 B D+41.1 RobrtHa 1.7 RHI 38.20 +1.00 -30 646 21o

72 83 55 A C- 28.9 Rollins 1.3 ROL 26.99 +0.26 +44 206 32o

94 87 70 A B 16.2 Sapient SAPE 15.27 -0.02 +66 1.4m 19o

88 97 49 A B- 13.4 SmithWes r SWHC 11.17 +0.01 -45 1.1m 8ò

62 16 68 B B 28.1 StdrdPrkng STAN 25.92 +0.31 -55 32 42k

97 99 88 A B+ 74.3 SturmRu 3.2 RGR 71.78 -0.26 -35 263 13o

79 57 80 C C 23.3 SykesEnt SYKE 20.32 +0.54+108 361 16o

98 87 85 A B+ 89.0 Syntel .3 SYNT 85.90 +1.43 -48 49 17ê

95 68 98 A B 18.5 TASER r TASR 16.87 +0.86 -13 1.5m 54o

79 63 77 C C+ 27.1 TeleTech r TTEC 25.85 +0.48 -29 67 17o

64 48 71 C A- 38.4 ThomReu 3.4 TRI 38.28 +0.29 -8 875 19o

19 54 2 .. C+ 11.1 TremorVideo TRMR 4.72 -4.54+999 3.5m ..ê

91 85 71 C B- 27.8 TrueBlue TBI 23.89 +0.55 -11 210 25o

98 85 94 A B+ 104 TylerTech TYL 95.26 +2.94 +14 185 68o

88 90 64 C C 105 Unifirst .1 UNF 101.6 +1.22 -39 28 17ê

42 18 77 .. B- 28.3 Unisys r UIS 26.17 +1.10 -7 444 8o

48 66 40 C C- 31.7 Valassis 4.4 VCI 27.92 +1.26 -38 271 9o

66 79 40 A B- 32.3 Valuclick r VCLK 21.86 +1.33+140 3.6m 14o

72 91 52 A E 69.1 VeriskA r VRSK 62.47 +1.20 +25 931 26o

70 68 71 E B 26.4 Viad 1.5 r VVI 26.20 +0.84 -7 104 23 ê

88 74 85 A B- 58.2 VistaPrnt VPRT.54.86 +0.78 -54 96 24o

97 64 98 A A- 59.3 Wageworks WAGE 54.73 +1.97 +2 402 77o

84 59 87 A C- 12.0 Wipro 1.0 WIT 11.19 +0.05 +6 854 23o

82 63 87 B B- 110 WPP 2.1 WPPGY 110.1 +1.11 +53 66 18ò

9. MACHINE +1.5%DailyChange +33.53%

SinceJan. 1

7IPO within last 15 years and EPS & RS 80 or higher

93 91 80 A D+58.07Colfax CFX 56.72 +1.16 +14 390 32o

99 98 88 A B+ 52.37Generac .0 GNRC.48.66 +1.59 +8 877 11o

81 64 73 B B 26.0 ABB 2.8 ABB 25.26 +0.11 +16 1.6m 20o

78 82 69 B B 39.8 Actuant .1 ATU 37.65 +0.20 -4 534 19 ê

25 44 25 C C+ 26.1 Aegion r AEGN 20.80 +0.14 -1 215 16o

89 72 86 C B+ 32.8 Altra 1.3 AIMC 30.99 +0.54+112 235 19o

89 82 67 A B- 50.0 Ametek .5 AME 48.53 +0.59 -57 874 23o

69 50 59 B C 49.1 AZZ 1.3 AZZ 44.72 +1.08 -64 78 20o

59 44 63 A D- 34.5 Bbck&Wi 1.0 r BWC 31.55 +0.56 +30 839 13ó

60 38 53 B C+ 54.3 BadgerM 1.4 BMI 51.46 +0.63 -23 40 30o

67 86 76 D B- 20.9 CalgnCarbon r CCC 19.60 +0.42 +18 290 24o

16 33 25 C C+ 99 Caterpi 2.8 CAT 84.24 +0.59 -13 4.5m 15o

95 98 88 A B- 19.4 CecoEnv 1.2 CECE 16.08 -0.32+143 394 17o

91 66 95 C A- 78.0 Circor .2 CIR 77.26 +3.43 +51 124 26o

59 70 64 C C+ 59.7 Clarcor 1.1 CLC 59.26 +0.79 +6 198 23o

42 50 46 B D- 64.1 CleanHarbors CLH 57.86 +1.08 +49 685 40o

95 82 96 B A 26.5 ColemanC .8 CCIX 23.92 -0.17 +52 119 14o

71 29 90 C B- 27.9 ClmbMckn CMCO 26.93 +1.38 +27 73 17o

98 90 94 A B NH DXPEntrp DXPE 93.41 +0.10 +26 83 24o

58 67 55 B B- 41.3 Donalds 1.3 r DCI 39.91 +0.33 -40 304 24ò

91 88 77 B C 92.9 Dover 1.6 DOV 92.24 +2.06 -14 739 18o

97 99 89 D A- 51.3 EncorWi .2 WIRE 50.24 +0.93+100 131 25o

84 58 92 C B- 69.3 EnerSys .7 r ENS 66.88 +1.40 +6 325 19o

42 38 60 C D- 61.2 EnPro NPO 55.23 +0.62 -37 87 21o

55 24 92 .. C 78.8 ExOneCo XONE.58.30 +3.74 -53 475 ..ò

93 83 85 B B- 71.5 Flowser .8 FLS 69.58 +1.13 +13 1.3m 20o

72 48 81 C B- NH FosterWhl FWLT 30.65 +1.79+190 2.6m 20o

86 80 67 B C+ 40.3 FrankEl .8 FELE 39.16 +1.33 +29 151 23ê

21 61 8 E E 21.4 FuelSys FSYS 13.45 -0.53+371 507 89o

66 52 71 C B 21.0 GlbPrEq 1.8 GLPW 19.50 -0.33+391 263 22ê

85 86 77 C D- 42.5 GormanR 1.2 GRC 38.08 +0.17 +55 53 26ê

96 94 80 A C- 79.7 Graco 1.3 GGG 77.28 +1.01 -13 184 23o

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96 86 81 A C 17.7 HLSSys HOLI 15.74 -0.05 -39 101 15ò

34 18 62 D B+ 16.9 Hardinge .6 HDNG 14.18 -0.02 -28 22 13ê

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93 86 91 B D+96.7 Hystr-Ya 1.2 r HY 81.49 +1.29 -16 59 14o

96 86 85 B A- 70.8 IDEX 1.3 IEX 69.45 +0.62 0 388 23o

74 56 69 C B- 79.7 Illinois 2.1 r ITW 79.08 +0.72 +8 1.9m 21o

82 56 77 C B 68.9 IngrslR 1.2 r IR 67.70 +1.11 -31 1.2m 19o

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42 56 41 B B+ 69.2 JoyGlob 1.2 r JOY 57.60 -0.40 -38 1.1m 8o

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93 89 79 B B 23.8 Rexnord RXN 23.27 +0.02 -2 153 21o

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31 26 71 D B- 37.1 Terex TEX 34.79 +0.77 -24 1.8m 25o

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BANKS (32)First NBC Bnk NBCB 28.60 90CtrBancorp CNBC 15.61 91FifthThird FITB 20.01 80Privtebanc PVTB 25.54 74PremierFcl PFBI 13.23 79Iberiabnk IBKC 60.93 62UntdBnkVA UBSI 30.79 62FrstSrce SRCE 32.24 81Signature SBNY 105.49 95IndepndntBk IBTX 40.02 87FstCitz FCNCA 219.38 88CVBFncl CVBF 14.89 78BnkOzarks OZRK 51.35 82FrstMdwst FMBI 17.33 78CityNatl CYN 76.07 63GlacierBnc GBCI 28.68 74First Finl SCBT 62.48 87Columbia COLB 26.72 96Keycorp KEY 13.02 73WstrnAllianc WAL 22.12 72Pinnacle PNFP 32.27 67Comerica CMA 45.20 83Wintrust WTFC 44.77 88HmBanc HOMB 35.49 91FideltySth LION 16.28 80TricoBanc TCBK 26.25 79

VirgnaComm VCBI 16.74 79CmtyTrst CTBI 43.64 75RockvilleF RCKB 13.74 78Provident PFS 19.10 90Lakeland LKFN 36.48 68UMBFcl UMBF 62.53 81

MEDICAL (22)Santarus SNTS 31.95 78SalixPharm SLXP 84.00 94EmergBio EBS 20.79 79Lannett LCI 27.13 78Cambrex CBM 19.14 75EndoHlth ENDP 60.50 83Ensign ENSG 43.62 60Repligen RGEN 11.95 78Cepheid CPHD 41.57 81†Perrigo PRGO 148.75 95CardinalHlth CAH 62.30 81Amerisrce ABC 68.00 71JazzPharm JAZZ 98.24 98UnitdThrp UTHR 90.46 75LifeTech LIFE 75.59 70Dentsply XRAY 47.81 69BioRefLabs BRLI 33.54 95Neogen NEOG 47.89 84MeridianBio VIVO 24.97 60GivenImg GIVN 21.78 72BioSpecif BSTC 19.97 73IPCHosptl IPCM 56.44 89

FINANCE (15)EncoreCap ECPG 47.45 91Hercules HTGC 16.24 75Amerprise AMP 103.12 96AirLease AL 31.83 95CoreLogic CLGX 34.26 80ETrade ETFC 17.76 76Nelnet NNI 44.25 94InterBrkrs IBKR 22.11 60InvTech ITG 18.36 75WaddllReed WDR 64.19 94StateStreet STT 71.86 70LeggMason LM 39.55 65Intrcontexch ICE 204.20 84GlobalPaymt GPN 60.82 79NYSEEuronet NYX 46.03 81

INSURNCE (11)Unum UNM 33.16 62LincolnNatl LNC 48.76 72Prudential PRU 86.90 96PrincipalFncl PFG 48.44 84Stancorp SFG 61.88 81Chubb CB 94.32 65CNOFncl CNO 16.00 72AlliedWorld AWH 110.11 70PrtctveLfe PL 46.64 75Aon AON 80.60 83Hanover THG 60.34 70

RETAIL (7)MarineMax HZO 16.10 72BlueNile NILE 43.99 62FmsDaves DAVE 20.18 65Scansource SCSC 39.95 65BrinkerIntl EAT 45.94 93SteinMart SMRT 15.52 7858.com WUBA 28.54 65

CHEMICAL (5)Aceto ACET 19.74 92WestlakeCh WLK 114.19 99Methanx MEOH 60.44 99Ferro FOE 13.42 65Cabot CBT 47.62 66

TELECOMUbiqiti UBNT 41.25 63Cogent CCOI 36.01 78ConsolCom CNSL 19.19 76Rignet RNET 40.88 70

ENERGYBristow BRS 83.81 91OiltankPtrs OILT 60.50 99SusserPetrol SUSP 33.27 96VermilionEnrg VET 56.75 61

BUILDINGThermonGrp THR 26.64 69

WttsWtr WTS 58.57 60Argan n AGX 23.11 95Chase CCF 31.46 89

AEROSPACEAlliantTech ATK 115.15 87HuntgtnIngls HII 76.08 87NorthrpGrm NOC 110.73 86CurtsWright CW 51.90 88

ELECTRNCSDanaher DHR 74.60 76ArrowElec ARW 51.20 68FaroTech FARO 53.06 84

BUSINS SVCMastech MHH 19.33 86FedSignl FSS 14.97 80Navigant NCI 17.54 76

SOFTWAREPTC PMTC 31.34 85EPIQSys EPIQ 16.00 70

MEDIAReedElsevier ENL 41.53 69ReedElsevier RUK 57.12 64

MACHINEDXPEntrp DXPE 93.41 90SPX SPW 93.92 72

CONSUMERNutractcl NUTR 25.14 67CapellaEdu CPLA 64.62 71

ALCOHL/TOBConstelatnsA STZ 66.76 81ConstellB STZB 66.52 80

AGRICULTREMiracleGro SMG 57.52 69Alamo ALG 50.84 93

UTILITYAtmosEnergy ATO 45.48 64

S&LsFrnklnFncl FRNK 19.25 70

REAL ESTStratsPrptys STRS 16.64 78

METALSSteelDynm STLD 19.16 73

LEISUREOuterwall OUTR 68.59 84

FOOD/BEVWhitwFds WWAV 20.93 90

COMPUTERSuperMicro SMCI 14.51 89

CHIPSRDAMicro RDA 17.53 72

AUTOJohnson JCI 47.66 90

MISC3M MMM 127.99 63

New LowsREAL EST (5)TaubmanCtr 65.32 76DigitalRlty 45.81 94

CamdenPrpty 59.98 97HomePrpty 54.68 99CBLAssoc 18.20 83

ENERGYPacCoastOil 13.99 78ARCX 19.04 78

INTERNETEquinix 155.94 84

FOOD/BEVFomento 90.26 65

BUSINS SVCHMSHldng 22.95 71

AUTOCooperTire 23.82 67

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Amid recent market volatility, a few leading stocks in the con-sumer and cyclical sectors are still acting well.

Las Vegas SandsLVS is making an orderly pullback after ris-ing 26% past a 58.21 buy point from a cup-with-handle basecleared in early September. Even though volume was heavywhen the stock fell nearly 1% two weeks ago, closing in theupper half of the range that week showed support.

The stock is trading close to its 10-week moving average.

Watch for support there if Las Vegas Sands pulls back fur-ther.

Thanksto strong business in Macau, the top gambling desti-nation in the world, the company has delivered acceleratinggrowth in recent quarters. Profit growth has zoomed from1% to 78% in the latest three periods. Top-line growth haspicked up to 32% from 20% over the same time frame.

RV maker Winnebago IndustriesWGO is pulling back inquiet fashion after clearing a 26.05 buy point from a cup basein late September. Although it has lost ground in the latesttwo weeks, volume has been mostly tame.

Winnebago had previously rallied for seven straight weeks,with most gains in above-average volume. Up weeks in heavytrade signal buying from institutions.

The company has delivered triple-digit profit growth inthree of the past four quarters. While not quite as strong,sales have climbed 32% to 47% over the past four periods.

Align TechnologyALGN continues to hold relatively tightlyafter its huge earnings-inspired pop in the week ended Oct.18. Tight action is a sign of support.

The stock is out of buying range, but could go on to form anew base.

Last month, Align crushed expectations with Q3 earningsthat jumped 62% to 42 cents a share. Sales grew 21% to nearly$165 million. Both gains were the highest in recent quarters.

Fellow consumer plays Bloomin’ BrandsBLMN and Ruth’sHospitality GroupRUTHwere showcased in Thursday’s IBD.

WINNEBAGO INDUSTRIES INC (WGO) Group 28 o$28.6898 Comp. Rating 97 EPS RS 92 ROE 6% 27.1M SharesMAKES MOTOR HOMES AND SELF-CONTAINED RECREATION VEHI-CLES USED IN LEISURE TRAVEL AND OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES.+24% Ann. EPS Gro PE 25 Avg. Daily Vol 315,300 Debt 0%Last Qtr Eps +171%5 Prior Qtr +108%6 Last Qtr Sales +32%6 Qtrs EPS) 15%Eps Due 12/20

Acc/Dis ASup/Demand 76

Near high, 10% past 26.05 cup base entry; thinly traded.

WHITING PETROLEUM CORP (WLL) Group 6 o$64.4499 Comp. Rating 97 EPS RS 86 ROE 12% 116.3M SharesEXPLORER/PRODUCER OF OIL/GAS IN THE PERMIAN BASIN,ROCKY MOUNTAINS, GULF COAST, MID-CONTINENT AND MI.+12% Ann. EPS Gro PE 16 Avg. D. Vol 2,393,400 Debt 52%Last Qtr Eps +66%5 Prior Qtr +40%5 Last Qtr Sales +57%2 Qtrs EPS) 15%Eps Due 2/27R&D 8%

Acc/Dis B-Sup/Demand 88

First trip to 10-week line since Sept. breakout.

CARRIZO OIL & GAS INC: (CRZO) Group 6 o$43.4596 Comp. Rating 86 EPS RS 95 ROE 12% 36.8M SharesENGAGED IN THE EXPLORATION, PRODUCTION AND TRANSPORTA-TION OF OIL AND NATURAL GAS IN THE U.S.+8% Ann. EPS Gro PE 18 Avg. D. Vol 1,205,700 Debt 165%Last Qtr Eps +60%6 Prior Qtr +144%5 Last Qtr Sales +50%5 Qtrs EPS) 15%Eps Due 2/26

Acc/Dis DSup/Demand 92

Extended past 37.49 handle in base that began in July 2011.

MEDICINES COMPANY: (MDCO) Group 9 o$35.7598 Comp. Rating 98 EPS RS 74 ROE 17% 58.6M SharesMAKES PRODUCTS FOR USE IN CORONARY INTERVENTIONS ANDANTICOAGULATION THERAPY IN HOSPITAL SETTINGS.+23% Ann. EPS Gro PE 17 Avg. Daily Vol 887,300 Debt 39%Last Qtr Eps +74%5 Prior Qtr +56%6 Last Qtr Sales +27%6 Qtrs EPS) 15%Eps Due 2/20R&D 23%

Acc/Dis C+Sup/Demand 82

Forming long base with 36.53 buy point.

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ALIGN TECHNOLOGY INC: (ALGN) Group 30 o$58.2498 Comp. Rating 94 EPS RS 95 ROE 18% 61.5M SharesDEVELOPS A PROPRIETARY SYSTEM FOR TREATING MALOCCLU-SION, OR THE MISALIGNMENT OF TEETH.+18% Ann. EPS Gro PE 45 Avg. D. Vol 1,075,200 Debt 0%Last Qtr Eps +62%5 Prior Qtr +6%5 Last Qtr Sales +21%1 Qtrs EPS) 15%Eps Due 1/30R&D 8%

Acc/Dis A-Sup/Demand 81

Staying tight and showing support after huge jump.

RUTHS HOSPITALITY GROUP: (RUTH) Group 23 o$13.4996 Comp. Rating 90 EPS RS 90 ROE 22% 33.5M SharesFRANCHISES AND OPERATES 159 UPSCALE STEAKHOUSE RESTAU-RANTS IN THE U.S. AND NINE OTHER COUNTRIES.+30% Ann. EPS Gro PE 20 Avg. Daily Vol 201,100 Debt 55%Last Qtr Eps +150%5 Prior Qtr +18%6 Last Qtr Sales +5%7 Qtrs EPS) 15%Eps Due 2/15

Acc/Dis BSup/Demand 53

3% past 13.05 buy point from cup-with-handle base.

CEPHEID: (CPHD) Group 30 o$41.5792 Comp. Rating 81 EPS RS 71 ROE 9% 64.4M SharesDEVELOPS MOLECULAR ANALYSIS SYSTEMS FOR THE CLINICALDIAGNOSTIC, INDUSTRIAL AND BIOTHREAT MARKETS.+28% Ann. EPS Gro PE 97 Avg. Daily Vol 502,000 Debt 1%Last Qtr Eps +900%5 Prior Qtr -82%6 Last Qtr Sales +24%1 Qtrs EPS) 15%Eps Due 1/24

Acc/Dis BSup/Demand 63

Nearly 5% past 39.72 buy point from cup-with-handle base.

WEBMD HEALTH CORP: (WBMD) Group 4 o$35.2989 Comp. Rating 78 EPS RS 95 ROE -2% 45.8M SharesPROVIDES HEALTHCARE CONTENT TO CONSUMERS AND HEALTH-CARE PROFESSIONALS VIA WEBMD.COM AND MEDSCAPE.COM.... Ann. EPS Gro PE 176 Avg. Daily Vol 981,300 Debt 0%Last Qtr Eps +267%5 Prior Qtr +142%5 Last Qtr Sales +11%2 Qtrs EPS) 15%Eps Due 2/21

Acc/Dis CSup/Demand 88

Back above 33.81 early entry in consolidation.

B Y S C O T T S T O D D A R DINVESTOR'S BUSINESS DAILY

Financial and pharmaceutical stocks broke out of bases andhit new highs Friday as the market rebounded.

SantarusSNTSsoared 8.73, or 38%, to 31.95 after Salix Phar-maceuticalsSLXP announced late Thursday it would buy thespecialty drugmaker for $2.6 billion.

The acquisition bolsters Salix’s portfolio of drugs to treatgastrointestinal illnesses and adds two new diabetes drugs.Salix cleared a 76.84 buy point in a cup-with-handle base,jumping 12.69, or 18%, to 84.

Both companies reported Q3 earnings Friday. Salix’s re-

sults were mixed, while Santarus’ profit and sales both beatWall Street forecasts.

Another drugmaker, Jazz PharmaceuticalsJAZZ, climbed4.50, or 5%, to a record high 98.24 in above-average trade.Jazz, which held up well amid Thursday’s market sell-off,is extended from a rebound off its 10-week line.

All three stocks are in the Medical-Ethical Drugs industrygroup, which was ranked 21st out of the 197 groups trackedby IBD as of Friday. Jazz leads the group with a best-possi-ble 99 Composite Rating, topping Salix’s 95.

Elsewhere, thinly traded AcetoACET soared 3.45, or 21%, to19.77, clearing an irregular consolidation.

The distributor of specialty chemicals and active ingredi-ents for pharmaceuticals companies reported late Thurs-day that profit for the latest quarter rocketed 122% to 40cents a share, blowing away Wall Street estimates.

Inthe financial sector, Fifth Third BancorpFITB, which op-erates mostly in the Midwest and Southeast, bolted 0.93, or5%, to 20.01 in almost double its average daily turnover.Along the way, the stock cleared an early buy point at 19.49from a long flat base.

UMB FinancialUMBF, whose operations stretch from theGreat Plains to Arizona, also hit a new high. The stock rose2 to 62.53, clearing a 60.96 buy point in a cup-with-handlebase.Volume, however, was well below average. You’d typi-cally like to see turnover rising at least 40% above normalon the day of a breakout.

State Street Corp.STT, which provides asset managementand investment services to institutional investors, added2.01 to end at 71.86. The stock cleared a 71.36 buy point in along consolidation, but volume was just 6% above average.

ACTAVIS PLC (ACT) Group 35 o$156.7399 Comp. Rating 99 EPS RS 91 ROE 21% 98.0M SharesDEVELOPS GENERIC AND BRANDED DRUGS FOR HYPERTENSION,ELEVATED CHOLESTEROL, CONTRACEPTION, PAIN AND OTHERS.+35% Ann. EPS Gro PE 20 Avg. D. Vol 1,591,300 Debt 163%Last Qtr Eps +55%5 Prior Qtr +42%5 Last Qtr Sales +57%3 Qtrs EPS) 15%Eps Due 2/19R&D 7%

Acc/Dis B-Sup/Demand 85

Extended from 133.10 flat-base entry and its 10-week line.

SOUFUN HLDGS LTD ADS A (SFUN) Group 4 o$57.1999 Comp. Rating 99 EPS RS 98 ROE 125% 33.4M SharesCHINESE PROVIDER OF REAL ESTATE MARKETING, LISTINGS ANDINFORMATION DATABASES THROUGH ITS INTERNET PORTAL.+55% Ann. EPS Gro PE 19 Avg. D. Vol 1,510,600 Debt 43%Last Qtr Eps +64%5 Prior Qtr +56%6 Last Qtr Sales +45%7 Qtrs EPS) 15%Eps Due 2/8

Acc/Dis CSup/Demand 87

Wild swings but appears to be defining support at 10-week line.

New High List Analysis

87 Genesee&wyoming GWR 98.45 +0.90 -39%95 Sanchez Energy Corp SN 26.97 +1.21 -16%

97 Alexion Pharma ALXN 117.43 +3.33 +6%98 Continental Res Inc CLR 114.19 +4.78 +33%96 Michael Kors Ltd KORS 79.40 +1.49 -2%98 Polaris Inds PII 127.13 +0.89 -21%97 Proto Labs Inc PRLB 83.65 +4.67 -9%99 Soufun Hldgs Ltd Ads A SFUN 57.19 +5.79 +40%97 Ubiquiti Networks Inc UBNT 41.25 +4.07 +311%

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LAS VEGAS SANDS CORP (LVS) Group 42 o$69.8099 Comp. Rating 98 EPS RS 86 ROE 24% 708.7M SharesOPERATES MARINA BAY SANDS, VENETIAN MACAO, FOUR SEA-SONS MACAO, THE PALAZZO, THE VENETIAN, SANDS EXPO+43% Ann. EPS Gro PE 26 Avg. D. Vol 4,839,000 Debt 143%Last Qtr Eps +78%5 Prior Qtr +48%5 Last Qtr Sales +32%2 Qtrs EPS) 15%Eps Due 1/30R&D 2%

Acc/Dis C+Sup/Demand 54

Still 3% past 67.45 three-weeks-tight entry.

S M ENERGY CO (SM) Group 6 o$87.4198 Comp. Rating 82 EPS RS 90 ROE 5% 65.6M SharesENGAGED IN EXPLORATION, PRODUCTION AND ACQUISITION OFOIL AND NATURAL GAS IN ONSHORE NORTH AMERICA,+13% Ann. EPS Gro PE 24 Avg. Daily Vol 903,100 Debt 102%Last Qtr Eps+1000%5 Prior Qtr +744%5 Last Qtr Sales +62%3 Qtrs EPS) 15%Eps Due 2/21R&D 6%

Acc/Dis B+Sup/Demand 81

Extended from multiple tests of 10-week line.

CONTINENTAL RES INC (CLR) Group 6 o$114.1998 Comp. Rating 98 EPS RS 87 ROE 22% 42.7M SharesENGAGED IN THE EXPLORATION AND PRODUCTION OF OIL ANDGAS IN THE NORTH, SOUTH AND EAST REGIONS OF U.S.+40% Ann. EPS Gro PE 22 Avg. D. Vol 1,359,700 Debt 112%Last Qtr Eps +85%6 Prior Qtr +96%5 Last Qtr Sales +70%5 Qtrs EPS) 15%Eps Due 2/27R&D 1%

Acc/Dis D+Sup/Demand 62

Second bounce off 10-week line sets add-on buy zone.

NOBLE ENERGY INC (NBL) Group 6 o$75.6099 Comp. Rating 88 EPS RS 84 ROE 12% 348.5M SharesENGAGED IN THE EXPLORATION AND PRODUCTION OF CRUDEOIL, NATURAL GAS AND NATURAL GAS LIQUIDS WORLDWIDE.+10% Ann. EPS Gro PE 23 Avg. D. Vol 1,752,000 Debt 45%Last Qtr Eps +137%5 Prior Qtr +92%5 Last Qtr Sales +39%2 Qtrs EPS) 15%Eps Due 2/7R&D 10%

Acc/Dis B+Sup/Demand 47

Extended from 66.40 flat-base buy point; no new entry now.

BLOOMIN' BRANDS INC: (BLMN) Group 23 o$25.6194 Comp. Rating 96 EPS RS 81 ROE 93% 90.7M SharesRUNS AND FRANCHISES RESTAURANTS IN 49 STATES AND 21COUNTRIES UNDER OUTBACK STEAKHOUSE AND OTHER NAMES.+42% Ann. EPS Gro PE 24 Avg. Daily Vol 665,100 Debt 687%Last Qtr Eps +25%6 Prior Qtr +56%5 Last Qtr Sales +2%2 Qtrs EPS) 15%Eps Due 2/21

Acc/Dis BSup/Demand 51

In big, irregular cup base with 26.81 buy point.

VIROPHARMA INC: (VPHM) Group 9 o$39.3890 Comp. Rating 79 EPS RS 91 ROE 6% 61.6M SharesDEVELOPS THERAPEUTICS FOR THE TREATMENT OF HEREDITARYANGIOEDEMA (HAE) AND BACTERIAL INFECTIONS.-39% Ann. EPS Gro PE 66 Avg. D. Vol 1,193,300 Debt 21%Last Qtr Eps +100%6 Prior Qtr +114%5 Last Qtr Sales +24%2 Qtrs EPS) 15%Eps Due 2/27R&D 16%

Acc/Dis CSup/Demand 87

Forms flat base with 41.24 buy point. Support at 10-week line.

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56 81 B– 22.80 Sifco SIF 22.00 +0.29 21 +32478 99 B 25.48 Lannett o LCI 27.13 +3.34 1,524 +28553 67 C– 52.00 Tompkins TMP 49.24 +1.49 107 +25321 41 D+ 46.11 ImperialOil o IMO 42.76 +0.38 294 +8479 47 B– 50.82 NatlHlthcr NHC 49.97 +0.50 28 +8178 84 A+ 31.17 OrchidPap TIS 30.80 +0.98 94 +8079 64 C 81.49 ParkNatl PRK 81.00 +1.75 42 +6492 73 C– 17.90 NorthOilGas o NOG 16.37 +0.66 1,418 +5916 95 B+ 40.85 CheniereEngy o LNG 38.59 +1.25 5,989 +55

.. 52 D– 69.97 IS MscWldEtf URTH 67.05 –0.81 250 +66120 53 D– 22.30 Aerocentury ACY 19.00 –1.18 26 +592.. 18 B+ 17.29 NCalMV2 NCB 14.68 –0.33 25 +102.. 30 C 27.96 ReavesUt UTG 25.37 –0.29 103 +51

IBD Composite RatingEarnings Per Share Growth RatingRelative Price Strength RatingSales+Profit Margins+ROEAccumulation/Distribution (3 mos)

52-wk Dividend Stock Close Vol% Vol PHigh Stock % Yield Symbol Price Chg Chg 1000 E6 6 6 6 6

IBD Composite RatingEarnings Per Share Growth RatingRelative Price Strength RatingSales+Profit Margins+ROEAccumulation/Distribution (3 mos)

52-wk Dividend Stock Close Vol% Vol PHigh Stock % Yield Symbol Price Chg Chg 1000 E6 6 6 6 6

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

78 99 B Lannett 27.13 +3.34 1.52 +28516 95 B+ CheniereEngy 38.59 +1.25 5.99 +5592 73 C– NorthOilGas 16.37 +0.66 1.42 +5953 98 B+ Organovo 8.20 +0.37 2.98 +914 2 E NavideaBiph 1.53 +0.13 2.39 +127

8 98 B– InovioPhm 1.89 +0.11 2.02 –7033 2 D– AliNevadaGld 3.97 +0.11 3.81 –2919 4 C– NewGold 5.64 +0.09 4.01 –951 52 A– VantageDrl 1.88 +0.01 1.44 +18.. 13 B AberdnAsia 6.17 –0.07 1.67 +54

– A–B –59 41 D– B– 115 BritAmerTob BTI 110.4 +.76 –7ò

– C–D–E –35 89 A+ A– 14.0 CPIAero CVU 14.00 +.26 –18ê89 92 B+ B– N H Chase CCF 31.46 +.96 –3 ê16 95 D+ B+ 40.9 CheniereEngy LNG 38.59 +1.25 +55ô

14 73 D+ B 33.0 ChenierePart CQP 29.73 +.71 –59ô

.. 59 D+ B+ 53.5 DX SP500Drcc VSPY 53.01 –.11 +62ê

.. 47 D+ C+ 11.7 Euts2yrUsMk ETUB 11.47 ... –71k

44 80 A+ B– N H EvolPet EPM 12.68 +.58 –43ô

57 25 D– D– 10.8 Gas Natural EGAS 9.86 –.01 +46k

86 77 A D– 42.5 GormanRupp GRC 38.08 +.17 +55ê52 91 A C 41.9 Graham GHM 36.17 –1.03 +6ô

– I–J–K–L –21 41 D D+ 46.1 ImperialOil IMO 42.76 +.38 +84ô

.. 48 D+ B 32.0 IS MscHkSC EWHS 30.60 –.39 +6k

.. 20 D+ D– 36.9 IS MscSgSC EWSS 28.95 +.06 –52k

.. 52 D+ D– 70.0 IS MscWldEtf URTH 67.05 –.81 +661k

78 99 A– B N H Lannett LCI 27.13 +3.34 +285ô

50 32 C C 26.0 Libbey LBY 20.84 –.16 +10ô

92 73 A+ C– 17.9 NorthOilGas NOG 16.37 +.66 +59ô

.. 9 D+ E 22.1 NuvnDivCom CFD 15.54 –.06 –46ê

.. 6 D+ E 25.4 NuvnLg/StCmd CTF 16.00 –.10 +44ê78 84 B A+ 31.2 OrchidPap TIS 30.80 +.98 +80ê78 84 E B+ 13.0 Owens Realty ORM 11.93 –.55 –19k

– P–Q–R –79 64 B+ C 81.5 ParkNatl PRK 81.00 +1.75 +64ê.. 20 D+ C+ 41.3 PS30YrTipTsy RINF 36.77 –.12 –84k

– S–T –.. 36 D+ E 46.6 SpSPSCAsia GMFS 44.22 –.88 0ê

53 67 B– C– 52.0 Tompkins TMP 49.24 +1.49 +253ê

B Y A L A N R . E L L I O T TINVESTOR'S BUSINESS DAILY

The week’s meltdown in shares ofTesla MotorsTSLAdragged the auto-makersgroupout of IBD’stop 20in-dustry rankings.

Tesla’s 15% face-plant decimatedits stock chart, and showed justhow much of the group’s strengthowed to the maker of luxury, bat-tery-powered cars. Other automak-ers, including Ford MotorF, Toyo-ta MotorTM and Tata MotorsTTM,largely held their ground. And Ger-many-based VolkswagenVLKAYstroked to a four-year high.

Tesla crumbled after investorswere disappointed by manage-ment’s Q4 guidance and made ner-vous by a third fire reported in oneof the company’s flagship Model Ssedans.

The tumble dragged shares near-ly 30% below an October high.That left them midway betweenthe stock’s 10- and 40-week mov-ing averages and weeks, if notmonths,away from forming a possi-ble buy point.

Volkswagen edged 2% above a48.45 buy point in a 10-week flatbase. Company earnings have de-clined for five straight quarters, ac-companied by stumbling salesgrowth. But management haspledged to build the world’s largestautomaker, and analysts expect anearnings turnaround next year.

The Auto/Truck-ReplacementParts group also fell from the topranks, but with no single stock toblame. In addition to the benefit ofhealthyauto sales, the group has re-ceived a lift from automakers seek-ing lighter, more fuel-efficientparts and technologies.

Federal-MogulFDMLbuilds power-trains for automakers, as well as arange of aftermarket parts. Earn-ings are recovering from a sharpdrop in 2012, and clobbered ana-lyst forecasts in Q3.

Shares finished a three weeks-tight pattern with a 21.50 entry.

IBD Composite RatingEarnings Per Share Growth RatingRelative Price Strength RatingSales+Profit Margins+ROEAccumulation/Distribution (3 mos)

52-wk Dividend Stock Close Vol% Vol PHigh Stock % Yield Symbol Price Chg Chg 1000 E6 6 6 6 6

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

IBD INDUSTRY THEMES

IBD Composite RatingEarnings Per Share Growth RatingRelative Price Strength RatingSales+Profit Margins+ROEAccumulation/Distribution (3 mos)

52-wk Dividend Stock Close Vol% Vol PHigh Stock % Yield Symbol Price Chg Chg 1000 E6 6 6 6 6

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

78 99 Lannett 27.13 +3.34 1,524,1 +28577 71 AdamsRes 55.05 +5.98 17,5 +6416 10 Virnetx 20.72 +1.08 203,1 –3944 80 EvolPet 12.68 +0.58 40,7 –4392 73 NorthOilGas 16.37 +0.66 1,417,9 +59

16 95 CheniereEngy 38.59 +1.25 5,989,0 +5578 84 OrchidPap 30.80 +0.98 94,3 +8089 92 Chase 31.46 +0.96 15,2 –353 67 Tompkins 49.24 +1.49 106,5 +25326 48 Contango 43.29 +1.23 55,3 –20

AMERICAN EXCHANGETotal Volume: 9,011,023 Change:#23.6%

SMART TABLE REVIEW

Tesla DragsAutomakersOut Of Top 20

90 75 87 A B- 73.8 AlaskaA 1.1 ALK.72.74 +2.13 +5 627 14o

81 61 77 A B 109 Allegia .0 ALGT 106.2 +1.36 -40 55 22o

87 71 83 A B- 47.1 AmRailcr 2.3 ARII 44.16 +0.63 +46 358 10o

61 19 98 D B+ 29.9 ARBest .4 ABFS 26.70 +1.28 -3 488 ..ò35 56 40 B D- 67.9 CHRbin 2.3 r CHRW 59.66 +0.06 -6 1.4m 22o

89 83 68 A A 112 Canadian 1.5 CNI 111.6 +0.19 -22 347 18o

87 91 82 A B 147 CandPac .9 CP 145.2 -0.14 -45 368 24o

18 41 22 .. B- 23.8 ChinaEAir CEA 16.92 -0.15 -34 15 8k

22 56 7 C C+ 30.0 ChinaSt 1.9 ZNH 18.07 -0.11 +96 48 8ò48 63 61 D D- 46.5 ConWay 1.0 CNW 40.59 +0.66 -4 632 23o

75 70 61 A B- 19.0 Costsma 6.0 CMRE 18.01 +0.21 +44 181 13o

55 70 61 A D- 26.9 CSX 2.3 r CSX 26.61 +0.38 +1 6.1m 14o

89 97 96 .. A- 27.8 DeltaAir .9 r DAL 26.89 +0.21 -7 18m 9o

37 22 78 D C 13.2 DianaShpg DSX 11.44 +0.23 -15 931 99ò52 85 36 C B- 22.7 EchoGlbLog ECHO 19.24 +0.02 -61 52 29o

45 5 86 B B 29.4 ErickAir-Crn EAC 17.19 -1.72+616 335 15ê37 70 47 C D 46.9 Expedit 1.4 EXPD 42.42 +0.25 -3 1.4m 25o

78 64 83 C A- 136 Fedex .5 r FDX 132.6 +2.02 +11 2.7m 21o

84 68 62 B B+ 42.3 Forward 1.0 FWRD 41.00 +1.20 +9 108 22o

93 90 77 B B+ 15.9 GasLog 2.8 GLOG 15.55 +0.28 +5 192 64ò87 97 71 A C 102 GeneseWym GWR.98.45 +0.90 -39 250 25o

59 99 28 B D- 41.6 Golar 4.8 GLNG 37.54 +0.93 -19 437 14ò45 42 36 B B- 36.0 GolrLgP 6.7 GMLP 31.32 +0.08 -20 59 12ò70 41 94 C B+ 31.9 Greenbri r GBX 31.04 +0.44 +84 539 15o

64 48 76 C B 28.2 Guangshen 2.2GSH 25.85 -0.36 -48 16 17ò60 79 42 B C+ 15.1 Heartln .6 HTLD 14.28 +0.07 -33 241 17ê33 61 35 C C- 41.2 HubGroup r HUBG 36.32 +0.06 +2 216 18o

51 18 85 C B- 32.1 IntlShip 3.8 ISH 26.49 +0.13 -25 21 17ê75 83 45 A C- 78.7 JBHunt .8 JBHT 73.20 +0.25 -33 549 26o

86 86 80 A B+ 125 KCSouth .7 KSU 123.3 +0.83 -44 384 31o

85 85 79 B B- 93.0 Kirby KEX 90.88 +1.68 -56 138 22o

47 53 46 B C+ 17.7 KnightT 1.4 KNX 16.87 +0.13 -57 256 20o

76 77 69 C D 26.2 KNOTOf 6.7 KNOP 25.96 +0.12 -26 15 52ò39 48 42 C C- 60.0 Landstar 3.2 LSTR 55.46 +0.37 -61 132 21o

27 11 26 C A- 25.4 LatamAir .0 LFL 16.41 -0.18 +92 1.2m ..k77 79 75 C B 18.8 MartenT .6 MRTN 17.64 +0.28 -46 52 19o

18 39 20 C C- 29.5 Matson 2.6 MATX 24.57 +0.95 +58 371 17o

48 28 60 B B 17.1 NaviosM 10 NMM 16.26 +0.29 -29 387 11o

75 72 76 B B 89.0 NorflkS 2.4 NSC 85.62 +0.14 +16 2.1m 15o

87 93 75 A D+48.7 OldDomn .0 ODFL 47.58 +1.10 -17 375 20o

38 26 77 D D+13.9 RepubAir RJET 10.92 +0.36 +44 660 11o

50 91 47 B E 31.0 Roadrunner RRTS 24.34 +0.38+161 599 18o

53 70 46 B E 54.7 Ryanair .0 RYAAY 46.11 +0.27 -2 484 16o

90 96 92 C B 35.3 Saia .0 SAIA 32.05 +0.37 -22 224 20o

83 43 92 D A- 12.5 ScorpioT 2.3 STNG 12.05 +0.30 -24 881 99o

61 30 76 B B+ 25.1 Seaspan 5.2 SSW 24.01 +0.57 -31 142 21o

56 60 66 E B 16.8 Skywst 1.0 SKYW 15.75 +0.39 +96 574 12o

85 90 91 D B 18.1 Southwe .9 LUV 17.69 +0.12 +43 9.5m 20o

41 35 82 E B- 11.5 StarBul 10 SBLK 8.36 +0.17 -72 75 25ò83 61 93 B B 22.7 SwiftTrnsp SWFT 22.05 +1.22 -1 1.6m 17o

50 71 35 B D 45.4 TeekayL 6.5 TGP 41.68 -0.06 -33 137 17o

34 10 63 B D+36.1 TeekayO 6.1 TOO 34.15 -0.15 -17 111 42o

35 2 75 E B+ 44.6 Teekay 2.9 TK 43.80 +0.34 -56 169 ..o95 85 88 B B+ 54.4 Trinity 1.1 TRN 52.48 +1.14 -8 947 12o

49 55 73 E B- 27.7 TwinDsc 1.4 TWIN 26.36 +0.46 -20 16 53o

91 80 91 B B+ 23.9 USAirways LCC 23.21 +1.13 +51 8.4m 7o

63 87 49 A D 165 UnionPa 2.0 UNP 155.0 +0.90 +11 2.5m 17o

75 62 77 C A- 36.8 UntdContntl UAL 35.36 +1.37 +45 7.1m 27o

83 64 73 B A 100 UPS 2.5 UPS 99.6 +1.03 +30 3.9m 21o

71 58 83 B C 30.0 UnivTru 1.0 UACL 26.91 +0.17 -61 9 16ê48 71 20 B .. 15.5 VolarisAviaA VLRS 12.97 -0.16 -91 47 30o

49 15 75 B B- 12.9 Wabash WNC 11.52 +0.33 -33 457 13o

90 90 81 A B 66.8 Wabtec .2 WAB 64.36 +0.61 0 421 22o

80 93 67 A D- 21.2 WescoAir WAIR 18.94 +0.23 -13 248 16ò16 2 54 D D 25.7 XPOLogstc XPO 19.66 +0.16 +16 509 ..o3 46 9 .. E 37.0 YRCWldW YRCW 8.98 -0.06 -7 518 ..ò

11. MEDICAL +2.2%DailyChange +35.06%

SinceJan. 1

SECTOR LEADER | NYSE99 99 91 A B- 159 Actavis ACT.156.7 +2.32 -12 1.4m 20oKEY DATA: EPS 3 Q Avg 39%, LQ 55%, Next Q 90%, Sales 3Q Avg 43%,LQ 57%, Next Yr EPS 56%, Pretax 19%, ROE 21%, EPS due 02/19

SECTOR LEADER | NSDAQ97 99 64 A C+ 126 Alexion ALXN.117.4 +3.33 +6 1.0m 41oKEY DATA: EPS 3 Q Avg 46%, LQ 38%, Next Q 40%, Sales 3Q Avg 36%,

LQ 36%, Next Yr EPS 42%, Pretax 42%, ROE 27%, EPS due 02/14

7IPO within last 15 years and EPS & RS 80 or higher

81 93 98 C D+32.47AddusHC ADUS 25.63 +2.04 +54 194 25ê98 94 95 A A- 60.07AlignTech ALGN.58.24 +1.61 -28 773 44o

97 80 93 A A- 97.27Illumina ILMN.96.05 +3.06 -27 832 54o

99 98 93 A A- NH 7JazzPharm JAZZ.98.24 +4.50 +12 762 16o

96 92 80 B B 1727MWIVet MWIV 159.2 +3.02 -10 46 32o

94 88 93 B B+ 20.57NatusMed BABY 19.18 +0.26 +18 255 19o

96 92 82 A B+ 20.07VasclrStns VASC 19.69 +0.03 +79 85 28o

90 90 94 A C- 31.37WuXiPhrm r WX 29.76 +0.95 -22 390 19ò

29 59 10 B E 51.8 Abaxis .0 ABAX 35.25 +0.25 -32 125 41o

57 64 55 B B- 38.8 AbbottL 2.3 r ABT 38.12 +0.48 +4 8.8m 12o

75 37 72 B B+ 50.2 AbbVie 3.3 r ABBV 48.03 +0.79 +7 5.2m 14o

91 73 91 B B 43.9 AcadiaHlthcr ACHC 43.06 +1.16 -4 224 44o

52 4 99 E A- 29.7 AcadiaPhm ACAD 21.73 +0.84 -28 2.1m ..o54 40 83 D D 13.5 AcelrxPharm ACRX 7.45 +0.73 +45 1.0m ..o66 64 42 A D 40.9 AcordaThrp ACOR 31.80 +0.05 +41 472 33o

48 20 96 .. D- 101 Aegerion AEGR 70.43 -0.29+181 1.7m ..o65 69 67 A D- 69.2 Aetna 1.3 r AET 63.35 +0.79 -39 1.9m 11o

86 82 81 A C+ 50.6 AirMet .0 AIRM 49.98 +5.96+808 2.6m 27o

99 90 92 A A 22.0 Akorn AKRX.21.16 +0.65 -47 398 38o

83 78 97 C C+ 14.1 AlbanyMlc AMRI 13.74 +0.25 -3 200 21o

40 1 96 .. D 27.0 Alcobra ADHD 16.48 +0.18 -70 22 ..ê87 83 87 B B 36.1 Alere ALR 33.74 +0.50 -32 374 14o

87 33 87 A B- 36.7 Alkermes ALKS 36.12 +1.02 +15 970 28o

69 89 20 A D+116 Allergn .2 AGN 89.95 +1.47 +5 2.2m 19o

72 78 98 .. B+ 32.9 Allianc .0 AIQ 24.60 +0.93 -16 49 64ê38 6 97 E D- 66.2 AlnylamPh ALNY 52.98 +2.06 -16 661 ..o70 35 79 E B+ 28.4 AMAGPhrm AMAG 24.47 +0.54 -50 65 ..o63 50 92 .. D+21.4 AmbitBiosci AMBI 13.31 -0.69 -59 17 ..ê95 71 86 B C+ NH Amerisr 1.4 r ABC 68.00 +1.27 +12 1.5m 21o

86 74 65 A D+119 Amgen 1.7 r AMGN 113.2 +2.18 -1 3.0m 15o

89 73 83 B B 43.9 AmsurgA AMSG 43.48 +0.80 +36 136 20o

75 33 98 E B 14.4 AncorPhrm ANAC 12.03 -0.46+101 696 ..o94 80 77 C A+96.3 Analogic .4 ALOG 92.78 -0.45 -65 24 23ò69 34 86 C A 16.2 AngioDynm ANGO 14.91 +0.22 -49 92 51o

99 98 98 A B+ 31.4 AnikaTherp ANIK 31.00 +2.13 +27 248 24o

62 4 99 .. A+29.3 AratanaThera PETX 21.14 +2.13 -33 79 ..k9 7 1 D E 24.6 AriadPhrm ARIA 2.32 +0.03 -55 6.3m ..ó

54 27 53 B B- 53.7 AstraZn 5.3 AZN 52.60 +0.03 -18 1.0m 9o

73 19 95 E B+ NH AtriCure ATRC 14.46 +0.61 -7 91 .. ê63 47 48 C B- 21.0 AuxiliumPh AUXL 18.90 +0.75 +8 793 41o

85 49 83 A A 139 BardCR .6 r BCR 137.6 +1.11 -15 529 22o

39 61 18 A E 74.6 BaxterI 3.0 BAX 65.13 -0.09 +40 4.9m 13o

69 61 69 A B- 107 BectDic 1.8 BDX 107.7 +1.41 +25 812 18o

43 37 47 C B 127 BioRadA BIO 121.6 -1.98 +75 145 36o

96 95 80 A A- NH BioRefLabs BRLI 33.54 +0.51 -4 190 19ò99 94 83 A C+ 262 BiogenIdec BIIB.236.7 +5.50 -5 1.1m 29o

27 12 44 E D+80.7 Biomarin BMRN 61.47 +2.17 +17 2.3m ..o96 73 74 A B- NH BioSpecif r BSTC 19.97 +0.58 -36 12 35õ78 52 92 C B+ 12.5 BostonSci BSX 11.88 +0.24 -33 10m 17o

92 57 86 B A 53.7 BrstMyr 2.7 BMY 52.35 +1.05 +4 7.6m 29o

32 55 44 E B 30.7 BrkdlLiving BKD 28.26 -0.17 +20 1.5m ..o96 75 93 B A- NH Cambrex CBM 19.14 +1.81+241 864 23o

13 22 32 .. E 23.3 CancerGentcs CGIX 11.32 +0.19 -63 102 ..k98 89 94 B A 36.2 CantelD .3 CMN 35.59 +0.59 -38 72 37ò90 81 86 D A- NH Cardinal 1.9 CAH 62.30 +1.48 +13 3.2m 15o

63 7 96 D A- 31.1 CardiovS CSII 29.01 +0.45 -5 190 ..o57 52 65 C D- 39.7 Carefusion CFN 37.65 -0.57 +40 2.1m 17o

60 99 16 C B- 58.7 Catamar .0 CTRX 47.80 -0.14 -29 1.5m 26o

99 97 88 A E 161 Celgene r CELG.148.9 +3.93 +11 3.2m 25o

43 8 99 E C 38.8 CelldexTh CLDX 25.65 +0.88 +1 3.2m ..o55 18 93 D C 24.1 CellularDyn ICEL 15.59 +0.84 -71 22 ..k45 69 62 C E 67.8 Centene CNC 56.79 +1.19 -6 510 25o

92 81 71 B B NH Cepheid CPHD 41.57 +0.77 +33 668 96o

75 62 62 B A- 51.1 CharlesRvLb CRL 49.87 +0.54 -7 346 17o

39 32 75 C D+19.2 Chindex CHDX 16.30 +0.21 +90 44 99ó80 86 75 A C 84.7 CIGNA .0 CI 80.68 +1.40 -25 1.4m 11o

42 17 95 .. E 86.3 ClovisOnclg CLVS 52.85 +2.85 -50 257 ..o20 32 46 C D+51.3 CommtyH .0 CYH 41.58 +1.06 +44 2.5m 15o

23 17 22 .. D+11.2 ConatusPhrm CNAT 8.68 +0.17 -94 3 ..k72 52 76 C B+ 37.8 Conmed 2.1 CNMD 37.39 +0.79 -32 66 21ê82 95 59 A D- 135 CooperC .0 COO 127.1 +1.35 -58 129 21ò67 71 75 C C- 92.0 Covance CVD 86.26 +0.63 +17 370 27o

68 57 52 B B 65.4 Covidien 2.0 r COV 63.84 -1.10+115 4.7m 17o

61 22 79 B D+68.0 CubistPhar CBST 62.42 +0.72 -35 919 37o

95 94 74 A B- 59.2 Cyberonics r CYBX 58.45 +1.23 -37 121 31ò47 35 21 B B 30.2 Cynosure CYNO 24.06 +0.05 +27 372 26o

67 93 24 A C 65.7 DaVita .0 DVA 56.30 +0.54 +71 2.5m 15o

71 69 64 B B+ NH Dentsply .5 XRAY 47.81 +0.66 -3 798 20o

83 45 96 D B- NH DexCom DXCM 33.05 -0.18 +69 990 ..o82 78 54 A B 41.0 DrRedyL .6 RDY 39.03 +0.72 +33 276 19o

49 93 8 A E 95.0 EdwrdlifeSc r EW 64.26 +0.65 -41 968 20o

70 22 90 E A- NH Elan ELN 17.46 +0.27 -63 2.7m ..o60 82 25 A E 58.4 LillyEl 3.9 r LLY 50.63 +0.62+231 19m 11o

92 79 83 C B NH EmergBio EBS 20.79 +2.36+764 1.0m 23o

37 39 59 .. D+26.4 EnantPharm ENTA 20.01 +0.07 +18 150 34k

95 83 97 A A- NH EndoHlth ENDP 60.50 +3.06+238 8.4m 11o

21 1 33 D E 19.0 Endocyte ECYT 11.64 +1.27 +38 576 ..o56 30 70 D B 18.6 Endologx ELGX 17.63 +0.30 +13 417 ..o66 60 86 B C NH Ensign .6 r ENSG 43.62 +1.99+218 200 17o

48 38 61 D B+ 29.9 EnvisionHlth EVHC 28.36 -0.15 -46 297 99ò47 20 82 D D+45.7 Epizyme EPZM 33.88 +0.83 -61 56 ..ê19 2 30 .. D 20.1 EsperionTher ESPR 14.85 +0.34 -78 18 ..ê33 35 42 E C 14.7 ExactSci EXAS 11.39 +0.59 -19 733 ..o82 68 80 C B+ 23.7 Exactech EXAC 23.26 +0.01 -54 14 21ê75 91 49 A B- 67.7 ExprsScrpt ESRX 64.20 +0.12 -4 5.1m 15o

80 42 96 D B- 32.9 Fluidigm FLDM 29.95 +0.20 +21 234 ..o82 51 78 E A+NH ForestLabs FRX 48.00 +0.69 -18 1.3m 70o

40 60 22 B B- 36.2 FresenM 1.0 FMS 32.09 +0.17 -31 89 17o

23 4 63 D E 49.5 FuriexPhar FURX 34.73 +0.56+117 110 ..o76 14 99 C A 35.0 GWPharma GWPH 29.03 +0.11 -84 20 99k

46 36 58 D C 16.0 GenMark GNMK 11.64 -0.17 -53 115 ..ó98 78 99 C A+49.4 Gentium GENT 45.30 +4.79+100 294 92 ê92 63 91 A D+73.2 GileadS .0 GILD 67.37 +1.74 +54 12m 33o

94 72 83 B A+NH GivenImg GIVN 21.78 +0.53 -24 49 28o

73 46 53 A B 54.0 GlaxoSm 4.5 GSK 53.16 +0.44 -23 1.9m 14o

90 88 73 A C- 19.3 GlobusMed GMED 18.50 -0.04 -38 348 21o

79 87 77 C C+ 40.9 Greatbatch GB 36.46 +0.51 +62 149 17o

92 94 50 A B+ 33.1 Grifols .7 GRFS 29.96 +0.16 -52 181 23ò47 75 76 .. D 49.5 HCAHld .0 HCA 45.13 +0.89 +14 4.2m 13o

60 92 26 A E 45.9 Haemone .0 HAE 39.85 +0.42 -41 166 18ê84 88 74 B B- 38.1 Hanger HGR 36.11 +0.07 -7 171 18o

26 28 64 B D 17.3 HlthMgtA HMA 12.48 +0.32 +72 6.3m 24ò16 75 19 E E 33.9 HealthNet HNT 27.27 -0.33+214 2.8m 13o

76 85 80 A E 37.0 HealthS 2.1 r HLS 34.23 +0.76 +54 820 17o

13 1 25 .. E 15.3 HeatBiolgcs HTBX 9.20 +0.82 -73 16 ..k83 81 72 B B+ 113 HenrySchn r HSIC 111.2 +1.81 -39 242 23o

74 45 81 B B 44.3 HiTechP .0 HITK 43.24 +0.15 -68 38 21ò87 68 77 B A- 41.9 HillRom 1.3 r HRC 41.68 +1.19 +19 418 19o

71 63 37 A B- 24.0 Hologic HOLX 22.04 -0.12 +85 6.7m 14ò47 49 52 C D+42.6 Hospira HSP 38.89 -0.32+129 1.7m 18o

63 77 65 C B- 99 Humana 1.1 HUM 95.19 -0.29 +33 1.6m 10o

48 61 59 .. E 29.5 HypernThera HPTX 20.23 +0.03 -32 52 ..õ92 89 78 B A- NH IPCHosptl IPCM 56.44 +1.79 -51 39 26o

84 75 81 B B+ 44.2 Icon ICLR 41.17 +0.34 +5 351 26o

25 45 24 B E 85.0 ICUMedical ICUI 62.80 +1.27 -16 127 24o

93 84 71 A B+ 113 IdexxLabs r IDXX 109.6 +1.05 -44 156 31o

28 39 19 D E 20.3 Immunogn IMGN 13.64 +0.88 +71 1.5m ..o50 19 57 B B NH ImpaxLabs IPXL 22.51 +0.50 0 469 19o

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69 70 70 B C NH LifeTech LIFE 75.59 +0.08 +8 1.4m 18o

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78 67 71 A C+ 58.8 Medtron 1.9 r MDT 58.03 +0.73 -18 3.4m 15ò47 41 41 B D 50.2 Merck 3.7 r MRK 46.80 +0.98 +17 17m 13o

82 60 61 A B+ NH Meridia 3.0 VIVO 24.97 +0.23 -13 115 27o

61 82 21 A E 43.8 Mindray 1.3 MR 36.13 +0.12 +61 1.3m 17o

47 4 98 E D+20.9 MiratiThera MRTX 15.79 -0.04 -83 12 ..k32 84 26 D D- 40.9 MolinaHlth r MOH 32.21 +0.71 -20 517 14o

93 84 83 A B 40.6 Mylan r MYL 40.41 +1.42 +9 4.9m 14o

64 92 15 A C+ 38.3 MyriadGen r MYGN 26.59 +0.46 -10 2.3m 12o

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55 32 97 .. D 35.7 NPSPharma NPSP 24.26 +0.60 -3 2.2m ..o90 63 95 B A 33.0 NuVasive NUVA 31.89 +0.64 +1 439 26o

74 71 82 C B- 57.8 Omnicare 1.0 OCR 56.55 +1.08 +7 1.1m 16o

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98 95 81 A B- NH Perrigo .2 PRGO 148.8 +3.56 +19 1.3m 25o

77 57 61 B B 31.4 Pfizer 3.1 r PFE 31.32 +0.41 -4 25m 14o

80 28 94 B B 143 Pharmcyclcs PCYC 121.5 +7.23 +69 1.3m 99o

83 88 86 D B+ 19.3 Pharmerica PMC 18.81 +0.69 -18 207 10o

30 60 10 B E 17.1 Photmedex PHMD 11.98 +0.27 +38 202 7o

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48 26 75 D D 13.2 SngmoBio SGMO 9.69 +0.51 -27 702 ..o49 25 46 B B 55.9 Sanofi 2.4 SNY 52.45 +0.26 -27 1.1m 16o

98 78 98 A C+ NH Santarus SNTS 31.95 +8.73+999 45m 27o

23 2 73 E E 55.6 SareptaT .0 SRPT 36.00 +1.41 -48 1.1m ..ó97 87 88 A B- 138 ShirePlc .4 SHPG 134.4 +1.00 -36 288 19o

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37 1 94 .. D 47.3 StemlineThr STML 25.92 +0.60 -47 95 ..k61 45 57 B C- 47.3 Steris 1.9 STE 45.23 +0.40 -29 170 19o

70 62 61 A D+74.9 Stryker 1.4 r SYK 73.33 +0.43 +12 1.6m 17o

50 34 90 .. C 13.8 SunshnH .0 SSH 9.91 +0.63 -45 220 ..ó54 58 35 A B- 28.0 Surmodics r SRDX 22.12 +0.51 +4 67 25o

25 2 52 D D+70.5 SyngvBioPh GEVA 50.65 +2.19 -22 147 ..o81 80 89 .. B 79.6 TaroPharm TARO 78.79 +0.12 -76 7 13k

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B Y K E N H O O V E RINVESTOR'S BUSINESS DAILY

The stock market reboundedstrongly Friday, sending SectorLeaders higher. Some found sup-port at their 50-day moving averag-es. A few made spectacular movestempered only by the tumble theytook on Thursday.

SouFun HoldingsSFUN rose 11%. Itessentially retraced its loss fromthe previous day. It closed at 57.19,up 5.79. On Thursday, the stocktraded in a wide range.

SouFun runs an Internet portalthat covers the Chinese real estatemarket, including listings, databas-es, advertisements and marketingservices for developers. As a Chi-nese stock, it carries extra risk andis more volatile than most leaders.It has nearly doubled since break-ing out of a base July 16.

EPS rose 64% in the most recentquarter, while revenue was up45%. But analysts are expectingonly a 16% EPS increase in the nextreport. Recent volatility hascaused its Accumulation/Distribu-tion Rating to fall, which means biginvestors are cooling on the stock.

Spirit AirlinesSAVE gained alti-tude by 4%, also retracing its lossfromthe prior day.It rose 1.78, clos-ing at 43.30 in average volume.

The budget carrier saw earningsaccelerate 126% last quarter. Ana-lysts are looking for a 70% profit in-crease in the next report.

It has a five-year earnings growthrate of60%, but theEarnings Stabil-ity Factor is 99, putting Spirit nearthe top in earnings volatility.

The stock gapped out of a cup-with-handle base Oct. 11 and ranup more than 20% in three weeks,a signal that it should be held atleast eight weeks.

Noah HoldingsNOAH, another vola-tile Chinese stock, climbed 1.20,closing at 19.98, a 6% gain. Thestock erased a big gain from its18.78 buy point but later found sup-port at the 50-day line.

Sector LeadersRebound AfterGhastly Sell-Off

For Friday, November 8, 2013

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

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THE S&P 500

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SMARTSELECT® COMPOSITE RATINGEARNINGS PER SHARERELATIVE PRICE STRENGTHINDUSTRY GROUP RELATIVE STRENTGHSALES+PROFIT MARGINS+ROEACCUMULATION/DISTRIBUTION

52-wk Close Vol%High Stock Symbol Price Chg Chg6 6 6 666

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41 61 20 B D- 42.8 TevaPha 2.9 TEVA 37.27 +0.26 -13 4.9m 7o

37 14 74 E C 43.0 Theravance THRX 34.62 +0.88 -28 711 ..o83 79 78 B B+ 98.5 ThermoF .6 TMO 98.17 +2.01 -12 1.4m 18o

88 84 62 A B 43.6 Thoratec r THOR 40.95 +0.16 +28 766 22o

94 69 91 B A 25.3 Trinity .8 TRIB 25.10 +0.13 +21 103 32o

14 26 33 D B- 23.7 TripleSMgmt r GTS 18.51 -0.04 +53 145 10o

99 75 92 B A- NH UnitdThrp r UTHR.90.46 +2.83 +9 564 16o

57 74 59 B D- 75.9 Unitedh 1.6 r UNH 70.50 +0.74 -32 3.7m 13o

87 90 85 B B+ 81.7 Univrsl .3 UHS 80.00 +2.69 +68 1.0m 17o

56 61 51 B B- 35.0 USPhysT 1.4 USPH 29.50 -0.54 +12 37 20o

99 96 89 A C- 115 ValeantPhar r VRX.105.4 +2.40 -28 858 19o

33 38 70 E E 13.5 VandaPhar VNDA 6.24 +0.40+138 1.9m ..o63 68 39 A D+80.7 VarianMed VAR 73.39 +0.56 -43 481 18o

71 63 68 B B+ 29.8 VCAAntech r WOOF 28.11 +0.24 +18 1.0m 17o

18 20 35 C E 90.0 VertexPhar VRTX 61.06 +0.04 -22 2.2m ..o90 79 91 C C 41.1 Viropharma VPHM 39.38 +1.05 -34 793 65o

80 87 62 B B- 73.4 WellcareHlth WCG 65.58 -0.50 -7 511 13o

71 72 74 C C+ 90.0 WellPoi 1.7 r WLP 87.28 +0.82 +36 2.9m 10o

94 84 90 B A- 48.8 WestPha .9 WST 46.70 +0.80 +1 272 29o

83 70 66 A B 89.9 Zimmer .9 ZMH 88.59 +0.23 -18 1.0m 15o

75 87 34 B C+ 35.4 Zoetis .8 ZTS 31.59 +0.55 +18 4.7m 30o

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SinceJan. 1

7IPO within last 15 years and EPS & RS 80 or higher

92 85 91 C C+ 71.97InterIntel ININ 66.21 -1.27+112 174 80o

97 98 97 A C 1277Medidata MDSO 112.9 +5.76 +14 299 77o

95 95 83 A A 23.47PDFSltions PDFS 22.67 +0.40 -19 110 23o

86 81 93 B C- 23.27Qualys QLYS 20.64 -0.84 +16 197 99o

94 96 89 B D+80.07SPSCommr SPSC 66.87 -0.13 -45 32 99o

96 98 83 B B- 26.07Sciquest SQI 24.61 +0.04 -40 72 74o

96 89 82 A B- 60.0 ACIWwde ACIW 59.61 +2.45 +76 596 28o

36 95 41 .. D- 26.6 AVGTech r AVG 16.66 -3.04+507 6.0m 8o

90 66 98 D B+ 14.5 ActivNtwk ACTV 14.48 +0.01 -88 306 ..o47 35 72 B B- 18.4 Activsn 1.1 ATVI 17.07 +0.24 -9 6.9m 15o

51 22 85 B B- 55.4 AdobeSys ADBE 54.84 +1.67 +42 5.9m 33o

92 95 93 A B 35.8 AdventS .0 ADVS 33.59 +0.71 -12 297 25o

25 10 53 D D- 16.4 Allscripts MDRX 14.49 +0.31+204 5.4m 41o

57 82 51 A E 89.7 Ansys r ANSS 84.40 +0.22 +37 440 27o

65 54 42 B B 12.1 Asiainfo ASIA 11.60 +0.08 +17 207 9o

97 78 80 A B- 39.0 AspenTech AZPN 37.88 +0.47 +16 457 54o

95 68 93 A D 144 Athenhltn ATHN 133.7 +3.98 +9 529 99o

51 36 71 B B- 43.2 Autodesk ADSK 42.76 +1.00 -37 2.1m 22ò85 65 67 A B 76.7 AutoDat 2.3 ADP 76.01 +0.68 -18 1.4m 25o

56 41 77 B C+ 18.2 Autonavi r AMAP 15.14 +0.37 -82 126 20k

90 88 78 A B- 42.2 Blackba 1.4 BLKB 35.48 +0.89 +42 258 28o

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96 93 79 A B- 59.4 Cerner .0 r CERN 57.04 +0.96 -30 1.1m 41o

38 75 25 A D- 41.6 Changyou .0 CYOU 27.42 +0.34 -39 223 4o

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90 73 70 A C+ 62.0 CmptrPr 3.3 CPSI 60.98 +1.59 +5 60 21o

41 72 26 D D+12.7 Compwr 4.8 CPWR 10.40 +0.07 +11 2.6m 26o

32 30 45 .. C- 32.4 Comverse CNSI 31.72 +0.53 -49 59 ..o51 15 77 D D+114 ConcurTch CNQR 96.70 +0.65 +43 768 ..o27 74 9 D D- 24.0 Control4 CTRL 17.27 +0.13 -28 76 63ê60 38 78 D C- 55.5 Cornerstone CSOD 47.28 -0.93 -8 451 ..o28 12 30 B E 46.1 Cvent CVT 32.14 +0.31 -68 63 99k

92 57 99 B A+38.7 Datawatch DWCH 36.59 +0.19+152 116 99k

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61 3 96 D B+ 62.7 Demandwre DWRE 58.15 +1.38 +40 431 ..o85 84 82 B B+ 86.3 DSTSyst 1.4 r DST 86.00 +1.63 -6 242 19o

44 9 85 .. B 25.9 E2open EOPN 22.79 +0.30 -66 58 ..o84 55 96 B D- 15.8 Egain EGAN 13.40 +1.42 +83 383 99o

71 92 84 D C 28.1 ElecArts EA 25.70 +0.37 -27 3.3m 24o

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93 70 86 B B NH EPIQSys 2.3 EPIQ 16.00 +0.25 -36 115 16o

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93 71 80 A B 52.3 Fleetmatics FLTX 36.03 -1.47 -16 831 44o

36 57 25 B C 25.4 Fortinet FTNT 19.44 +0.04 -36 1.3m 39o

86 79 80 B B+ 51.7 Guidewire GWRE 46.40 +0.44 -59 302 74ò77 36 88 D B 17.3 ICGGroup ICGE 16.19 +0.23 +4 236 ..o24 13 54 D D 52.6 Imperva IMPV 41.46 -0.57 -27 238 ..o85 85 56 A C+ 42.0 Informatca INFA 38.19 +0.12 -19 943 28o

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24 20 36 D C+ 16.5 KEYWHldg KEYW 12.32 +0.71 +14 189 ..o95 48 92 A B+ NH LuxoftA LXFT 31.98 +0.57 +56 58 24k

98 96 92 A C+ 111 ManhAssc MANH 110.1 +4.48 -2 88 31o

58 19 82 D B- 39.8 Marketo MKTO 34.00 -2.30 -40 258 ..o65 69 54 B E 26.6 MedAssets MDAS 22.01 +0.24 -25 375 17o

66 73 71 B C- 23.8 MentorG .8 MENT 21.61 +0.32 -31 384 17ò82 74 76 A C 38.2 Microso 3.0 r MSFT 37.78 +0.28 -29 37m 13o

73 53 82 D B+ 129 MicroStrat MSTR 124.2 +1.35 +6 104 75o

72 61 90 B D- 29.5 Monotype .8 TYPE 29.20 +1.20 -28 101 26o

84 96 70 A D+77.5 NetEase .0 r NTES.66.64 +2.56 -9 708 13ò85 71 64 A A- 30.8 Netscout NTCT 28.82 +0.78 -12 238 21o

10 30 2 B D 14.0 NetSolT .0 NTWK 5.23 -2.25+421 1.4m 7o

80 77 73 B E 114 NetSuite N 95.07 +1.73 +51 546 99o

74 99 77 A E 25.9 NqMobile r NQ.11.33 +0.36 -47 4.1m 13ò14 45 7 B E 24.9 Nuance r NUAN 15.58 +0.06 -18 4.0m 10ò91 88 87 A B 87.4 OpenText 1.4 OTEX 83.77 +0.79 +47 320 14o

72 78 44 A C+ 36.4 Oracle 1.4 ORCL 34.35 +0.35 -29 14m 12o

98 76 92 A B+ 37.0 ProsHldg PRO 35.92 +0.47 +94 140 67ê17 42 8 D D- 62.2 PaloAltNts PANW 40.99 -0.30 -8 1.0m 99ò70 37 98 D B+ 28.3 Pandora P 26.74 +0.46 -54 5.5m ..ò84 43 98 C B 11.6 ParkCityGrp PCYG 9.51 +0.22 -78 20 99ó

92 96 86 A C+ 40.6 Pegasyst .3 r PEGA 38.48 +0.12 +38 111 28ó26 20 77 B D- 22.8 PerfctW 2.5 PWRD 17.05 +0.70 -28 543 10ò66 97 28 A C+ 14.9 PerionNetwk PERI 10.61 +0.07 +13 360 8ò63 62 57 B C+ 27.0 ProgSftw PRGS 25.75 +0.21 -51 126 25o

40 26 96 .. D- 34.0 Proofpoint PFPT 31.36 +1.56 +60 374 ..o85 85 84 A B- NH PTC PMTC 31.34 +0.91+105 1.4m 17o

50 79 38 B E 37.6 QlikTech QLIK 25.86 +0.57 -23 1.5m 99o

67 32 74 B B- 24.2 QualtyS 3.0 QSII 23.53 +0.53 -47 302 25o

42 18 73 D D+33.1 RallySoftwr RALY 25.41 +0.06 +4 183 ..o97 98 79 A C- 26.3 Realpage RP 25.89 +1.85 +53 471 45o

49 90 8 A D 57.1 RedHat r RHT 43.32 +0.12 -49 1.1m 32o

67 13 96 B B- 18.2 Responsys MKTG 15.96 +0.39 -20 415 84o

8 15 10 E B 18.3 RosettaStn r RST 12.65 +0.14+144 230 ..o13 47 15 B E 26.6 Rovi ROVI 16.47 -0.20 -5 987 9o

94 98 91 A B- 41.8 SS&CTech SSNC.40.88 +0.75 -61 178 21o

89 67 85 B B- 57.2 Salesfo .0 CRM 55.49 +1.14 -19 4.2m 99ò85 82 42 A B+ 84.7 SAP 1.0 SAP 79.22 +0.51 -14 1.1m 18o

60 25 91 D D 58.4 Servicenow NOW 51.86 +0.07 +28 2.0m ..o48 33 79 D D+13.7 Servicesrce SREV 9.29 +0.18 0 940 99o

36 37 68 B D+87.3 Sohu.com SOHU 60.99 -0.06 -41 1.1m 24o

88 66 70 A B+ 70.1 SoleraH 1.1 r SLH 64.57 -0.54 +44 386 24o

59 14 94 D C+ 65.2 Splunk SPLK 60.30 -1.43 +70 2.3m ..ò40 66 32 A D+27.1 Symntc 2.6 r SYMC 23.16 +0.33 +5 7.7m 12o

93 90 72 A D- 39.3 Synchronos SNCR 33.17 +0.16+130 742 27o

56 66 42 A B- 38.4 Synopsys SNPS 36.31 +0.20 -68 189 15ò61 34 65 B C 77.7 TableaSftwr DATA 64.45 +0.45+133 1.3m 99o

54 64 64 C B+ 19.3 TakeTwoIS r TTWO 17.51 +0.11 -15 3.0m 5o

70 97 41 A E 26.1 Tangoe r TNGO 15.78 -0.27 +1 903 24o

45 4 88 .. B 47.3 Textura TXTR 33.18 -1.66 -19 180 ..k59 63 40 A C 27.2 TibcoSft r TIBX 23.92 -0.03 -45 1.6m 22o

98 98 89 A C+ 162 UltimtSftwr ULTI.155.4 +1.99 +20 180 99o

60 59 54 A B- 38.3 VerintSys VRNT 36.03 +0.46 -37 251 13ò90 94 68 A B+ 55.0 Verisign VRSN 54.15 +0.86 -3 1.1m 23o

84 94 27 A B- 99 VMware r VMW 79.28 -1.38 +62 3.0m 24o

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13. CONSUMER +1.6%DailyChange +35.66%

SinceJan. 1

SECTOR LEADER | NYSE99 99 97 A B- 120 NuSkin 1.1 r NUS.112.9 +2.93 +62 2.2m 23oKEY DATA: EPS 3 Q Avg 53%, LQ 107%, Next Q 96%, Sales 3Q Avg 37%,LQ 76%, Next Yr EPS 68%, Pretax 15%, ROE 38%, EPS due 02/06

7IPO within last 15 years and EPS & RS 80 or higher

98 93 95 A B+ 50.57GrandCanyn LOPE 47.39 +1.08 -50 207 26o

97 98 83 A B- 74.97Herbali 1.9 HLF.62.40 +0.80 -57 1.2m 12o

98 95 88 A B- 28.47OrientlE .0 EDU.26.38 +0.60 -8 979 21o

89 88 81 A C 36.07PrestigBrnd PBH 33.34 +0.51 +65 549 20o

99 98 97 A A 19.87TALEduc .0 XRS 18.52 +0.39 -68 104 28o

96 86 69 A A- 43.3 AmPublcEd APEI 42.53 +0.59 -25 128 15o

66 36 85 C C+ 29.1 ApolloA APOL 26.04 +0.98 -2 2.6m 8o

18 39 17 C D 24.7 AvonPrdt 1.4 AVP 17.46 -0.05 +55 6.2m 16o

36 77 25 C D- 17.7 Basset 1.8 BSET 13.68 +0.42 -40 19 24o

63 29 90 C C- 20.3 BrdgpntEd BPI 17.06 +0.39 +21 377 14o

73 78 58 .. B- 38.4 BrightHrzFm BFAM 36.38 -1.24+195 233 38ê90 71 96 B B- NH CapellaEdu r CPLA 64.62 +1.70 -3 97 23o

77 89 81 B C+ 22.3 Carriag .5 CSV 19.30 +0.12 -21 67 21x

97 61 99 A B 13.7 ChinaDi .0 DL 13.24 +0.49 -45 35 60k

74 83 51 A B 66.0 ChurchD 1.7 CHD 64.19 -0.12 -38 494 23o

55 53 53 A B 92.2 Clorox 3.2 CLX 89.88 -0.62 +22 1.5m 20o

73 64 61 A C+ 66.1 ColgteP 2.1 CL 64.83 +0.03 -6 3.0m 23o

46 90 13 C D+17.7 CotyA .0 COTY 14.99 -0.12 +56 1.7m 18o

69 86 72 C B- 20.0 Culp .8 CFI 19.23 +0.23 +14 27 15k

38 38 40 B D- 24.2 DTS DTSI 20.10 +0.03 +2 59 23o

65 31 81 C B 38.8 DV .9 DV 35.81 +0.81 -34 436 13o

49 41 56 B C+ 38.4 DolbyLab .0 DLB 35.41 +0.46 -15 344 14o

92 91 83 A B- 108 Ecolab .9 ECL 106.6 +1.94 -20 722 31o

47 53 56 C B+ 108 Energiz 2.0 ENR 101.6 +2.44 +3 542 14o

77 86 53 A D 74.6 EsteeLa 1.1 EL 70.96 +0.64 -31 1.1m 27o

99 74 86 B B+ 19.5 FranklinCovy FC 19.43 +1.09 -36 21 23ê58 30 77 B B+ 50.4 Garmin 3.9 r GRMN 46.25 -0.10 +6 1.6m 18o

49 72 59 C C 40.7 HNI 2.5 HNI 37.73 +0.89 +13 170 28o

95 95 93 C B+ 85.8 HarmanI 1.5 r HAR 77.78 +0.40 +85 1.3m 24o

53 54 69 B A- 53.7 Hasbro 3.2 r HAS 50.48 -0.12 +74 2.7m 17o

87 77 79 B B 47.5 HelenTroy HELE 46.10 +0.76 -61 52 12o

81 70 73 A B- 29.7 Hillenb 2.8 HI 28.26 +0.35 -32 253 15ò86 79 63 A B+ 87.1 IntlFla 1.8 r IFF 86.94 +1.81 +48 416 19o

70 41 90 D B 36.1 InterPa 1.4 IPAR 35.08 +0.23 +3 131 21o

43 43 86 D C- 41.1 iRobot r IRBT 33.30 +0.39 +4 473 48o

66 8 97 C B 42.8 ITTEduc ESI 40.44 +2.01 +20 552 15o

80 87 81 B B 56.2 Jarden .0 r JAH 54.28 +0.60 -58 601 17o

25 54 7 C D+38.1 K12 LRN.19.53 +1.09 -8 540 40o

64 85 64 D B 13.1 KimbllB 1.7 KBALB 12.09 +0.12 +6 117 21o

78 65 63 B B+ 109 KimberlyC 3.0 KMB 108.0 +0.15 +7 1.7m 18o

36 77 27 C C 34.3 LegetPl 4.1 LEG 29.38 +0.27 -24 857 18o

32 50 32 C C 26.0 Libbey LBY 20.84 -0.16 +10 87 11o

84 78 99 E B+ 35.0 Mannate .0 MTEX 29.14 +0.84 -20 24 19õ59 74 47 A B+ 48.5 Mattel 3.3 MAT 44.17 -0.03 0 2.5m 16o

61 57 66 B B 42.0 Mathws 1.0 MATW 40.76 +0.33 -35 52 17k

32 65 16 B E 33.3 Medifast MED 23.88 +0.24+186 518 14o

92 93 88 A C- 239 Middleby r MIDD 224.0 +7.73 +69 167 28o

75 64 76 B A- 31.1 MillerH 1.6 MLHR 30.33 +1.04 -33 192 19o

62 50 72 B D+19.9 Natures 2.2 r NATR 18.00 +0.10 -37 17 14ê71 73 67 B B 30.4 Rubberm 2.1 r NWL 29.01 +0.32 +7 2.1m 16o

73 41 98 D B+ 20.5 NutriSy 3.6 NTRI 19.47 +0.51 +10 534 60o

63 52 49 B B+ 83.1 ProctrG 2.9 PG 82.51 +0.19 +25 9.7m 20o

58 83 75 .. D 29.3 Revlon REV 24.01 +0.50 +16 79 16o

44 66 49 B D- 19.6 Service 1.6 r SCI 17.64 +0.14 -26 873 20o

67 89 52 A D- 77.8 Sodastream SODA 56.25 +1.32 -42 516 20o

24 50 45 E E 23.4 Sony 1.4 SNE 16.74 -0.12 +30 3.3m 28o

37 16 66 B C 68.0 Spectrum 1.6 r SPB 63.58 +0.54 -45 78 24ò55 61 74 C B- 17.0 Steelca 2.5 SCS 16.00 +0.51 -17 366 25o

67 53 89 C B 13.3 StewEntA 1.4 STEI 13.21 +0.02 -62 152 25o

77 61 75 A B 51.0 TempurSealy TPX 44.88 -0.08 -4 1.7m 19o

69 80 57 A C+ 95.0 Tupperw 2.9 r TUP 86.51 +0.19 +16 485 16o

91 85 95 C B+ 40.6 UnivElec UEIC 37.15 -0.41+170 221 20ê52 28 66 E B+ NH UnivTech 2.9 UTI 13.67 +0.58 -21 40 62ò86 88 82 A D- 92.0 USANA USNA 70.89 +3.30 +64 150 13ê15 56 5 .. C- 60.3 WghtWat 2.1 WTW 33.67 +0.48 -7 785 7o

67 80 77 D C 151 Whirlpo 1.7 WHR 145.3 +1.30 -40 681 15o

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SECTOR LEADER | NSDAQ95 98 84 A C+ 1317UltaBe .0 r ULTA.127.9 +1.05 -35 507 43òKEY DATA: EPS 3 Q Avg 29%, LQ 30%, Next Q 25%, Sales 3Q Avg 26%,LQ 25%, Next Yr EPS 25%, Pretax 12%, ROE 25%, EPS due 11/30

7IPO within last 15 years and EPS & RS 80 or higher

97 92 86 A D+45.17AFCEnterp AFCE 43.62 +1.64 -5 145 31ó94 96 81 B B 26.77BlominBrds BLMN 25.61 +1.07 +60 1.1m 24o

98 98 95 A A- 1507BffWldWg BWLD.145.1 +2.04 +62 572 40o

99 93 94 A B+ 5467Chipotle r CMG.535.2 +10.18 -1 428 54o

97 98 80 B B 44.17Chuy'sHlgs CHUY 37.72 +0.62 -57 53 66o

86 92 80 A C 45.27DSW 1.1 DSW 44.44 +0.74 -50 400 24ò

85 95 83 .. B- 69.97Dominos 1.2 DPZ 67.60 +0.90 -52 280 29o

94 97 86 A B 60.47GNCHs 1.0 r GNC.57.88 +0.27 -31 763 21o

98 97 97 B B+ 26.47KrispyKrm r KKD 25.08 +0.33 -35 981 43ò

94 97 93 A B 1187LumbrLiqdtr r LL 113.3 +3.51 -36 356 44o

94 94 92 B B 42.97NatGrcrsVit NGVC 37.76 -0.14 -32 76 92ò

94 84 97 C B 86.87RedRobin r RRGB 80.20 +0.90 -10 120 34o

96 90 90 B B 13.87RuthsH 1.2 RUTH 13.49 +0.28 +71 344 19o

96 98 89 A D 49.47Stamps STMP 46.76 +1.05 0 115 20o

36 62 37 B D+30.9 Aarons .3 r AAN 29.48 +0.36 -17 693 14o

7 32 5 C D- 55.2 AbercrmF 2.3 ANF 34.37 +1.37 +42 4.5m 11ò80 91 71 B A- 102 AdvAuto .2 AAP 96.96 +0.29 -49 425 17o

76 78 69 D C- 14.2 Agilysys AGYS 11.98 +0.07 -6 37 37 ê68 29 85 D B+ 368 Amazon AMZN 350.3 +6.75 -6 2.6m 99o

14 22 12 B B 22.6 AmerEag 3.1 r AEO 16.21 +0.96 +80 8.0m 13ò40 67 32 B D+50.6 AmCarMrt CRMT 43.72 -1.46 -14 32 13ò77 81 62 B B 37.0 Ann ANN 35.48 +0.53 -7 883 16ò30 56 37 C C 53.6 AppldInd 2.0 AIT 46.60 +0.11 +39 251 17ê26 34 11 C C+ 15.5 ArcosDo 2.0 ARCO 11.41 +0.04 +35 1.2m 30o

82 96 74 B D+55.8 AsburyAuto r ABG.48.62 +0.76 -37 228 14o

70 76 55 B B- 20.9 AscenaR .0 ASNA 20.24 +0.45 -47 977 16ò45 91 37 B E 54.5 Autonation AN 47.08 +0.17 -9 1.3m 16o

54 95 55 .. D+452 Autozone r AZO.448.6 +5.06 -11 244 16ò27 45 26 C C 42.7 BeacnRoof BECN 35.30 +0.09 -54 267 23ò77 90 62 A C 78.9 BedBthByd r BBBY 75.76 +0.27 -6 1.4m 15o

82 44 98 D B+ 44.3 BestBuy 1.6 BBY 42.41 +1.52 -22 4.1m 18ò37 72 46 C B- 25.0 Big5Spt 2.2 BGFV.17.92 +0.24 -48 148 14o

33 48 45 C D+39.2 BigLots BIG 35.67 +0.03 -28 330 12ò85 62 78 B A- NH BlueNile NILE 43.99 +0.46 +62 192 56o

58 49 75 D C+ 60.2 BobEvns 2.3 r BOBE 53.80 +0.48 -3 233 22ò35 52 25 B E 19.1 BravoBrio BBRG 14.91 +0.16 -65 69 17o

94 93 76 B B+ NH Brinker 2.1 r EAT 45.94 +1.16 -4 1.2m 18o

75 91 77 D C+ 24.8 BrownSh 1.2 BWS 23.19 +0.68 -4 222 17ò51 65 40 A D+57.7 Buckle 1.6 BKE 50.86 +1.47 -4 248 14ò82 73 69 C B 21.7 BurgerK 1.4 r BKW 20.68 -0.09 -43 356 24o

40 56 45 D B- 35.0 CSTBra .8 CST 32.56 +0.12+999 9.0m 13o

48 94 38 A E 72.5 Cabelas CAB.59.18 +0.69 -34 579 18o

74 94 55 B B- 52.5 CarMax r KMX 47.56 +0.04 -23 1.0m 22o

88 87 85 C B+ 77.6 CaseysG .9 CASY 77.07 +0.29 -5 184 23o

63 54 71 C B+ NH CatoA .6 CATO 31.51 +0.88 +38 129 15ò90 77 90 B B 115 Cracker 2.7 r CBRL 112.2 +1.99 -18 144 22ò77 68 75 B C- 47.8 CECEntr 2.4 CEC 44.93 +0.91 -46 54 16o

8 17 8 D C 19.8 Cencosud .6 CNCO 12.47 -0.55 -65 27 21k

89 81 79 B B 49.2 Cheesca 1.2 CAKE 48.16 +0.77 -39 449 23o

47 61 32 B B- 20.0 ChicosF 1.3 r CHS 17.51 +0.27 -34 1.6m 16ò33 49 37 C C 60.5 ChldrnsPlce r PLCE 53.38 +0.84 -9 379 16ò19 19 70 E E 18.2 CitiTrends CTRN 15.12 +0.22 -30 79 ..ò39 58 37 C C+ 57.3 Companh .1 CBD 47.88 +0.02 -23 390 27ò97 73 91 A C+ 69.3 Conns CONN 58.55 +1.95 -41 682 28ò

39 58 20 A C 38.3 Copart .0 CPRT 31.23 +0.07 +21 1.2m 22ò70 51 88 D A- NH CoreMrk 1.2 r CORE 73.94 +1.14+165 81 23õ67 74 67 C B 124 Costco 1.0 COST 122.8 ... +28 2.3m 26o

79 89 69 C B 64.4 CVSCare 1.4 CVS 63.78 +0.24 +3 6.2m 16o

54 31 42 B B+ 55.3 DardenR 4.2 DRI 52.16 +0.02 -62 830 18o

74 60 61 A C- 23.3 DelFrisco's DFRG 19.45 +0.56 +8 183 22o

78 93 80 C B 32.8 DestMtr 2.4 DEST 30.74 +0.66 +45 79 16ò62 82 49 B B- 54.9 DicksSp .9 DKS 54.11 +0.67 -48 751 20ò47 98 32 C C 94.9 Dillards .3 r DDS 82.46 -0.17 -61 203 11ó76 68 68 C C+ 83.4 Dineequ 3.7 r DIN 80.86 +0.39 -45 62 19o

78 90 61 B C 59.9 DollarGnn DG 57.28 +0.06 -26 1.9m 18o

89 92 82 A B- 60.2 DollarT .0 r DLTR 58.66 +0.75 +27 1.9m 21ò95 93 79 A C+ 49.4 Dunkin 1.6 DNKN 47.96 +0.74 +1 1.3m 33o

79 82 32 A B- 58.0 eBay EBAY 53.00 +0.43 -7 9.8m 20o

65 27 85 C B- 18.3 Einstein 2.9 BAGL 18.02 -0.09 -50 21 18ê26 37 51 E C 71.6 EstDelh 2.3 DEG 58.56 -1.15 -9 37 46 ê32 82 24 D D 33.4 EthanAl 1.4 ETH 27.94 +0.32 -76 86 22o

79 71 89 B B- 24.3 Express EXPR 23.55 +0.86 -18 707 15ò18 2 45 E B- 28.9 FairwayGrp FWM 21.10 +1.15+571 1.4m ..o55 84 41 A D- 75.3 FamilyD 1.5 r FDO 67.50 -0.10 -2 1.2m 17o

38 20 89 E B- 19.0 FarmerBrs FARM 18.16 +0.57 -27 27 ..ê44 76 32 A D- 53.4 Fastenal 2.1 FAST 47.13 +0.64 -16 1.6m 31o

98 94 97 B B 44.7 FiestaRest FRGI 42.99 +0.76 +13 292 58o

66 71 71 C C 26.0 FinishL 1.1 r FINL 24.60 +0.18 -15 550 16o

64 51 91 .. B+ 53.7 FiveBelow FIVE.50.85 +0.80 -51 515 87ò74 93 43 B B 37.9 FootLoc 2.2 r FL 35.97 +0.71 -23 1.4m 13ò94 95 76 A B- 134 Fossil r FOSL.127.9 +2.34 -4 684 20o

53 97 4 A B- 32.4 Francseca r FRAN 18.44 +0.50 -36 1.1m 16ò44 84 51 D C- 17.7 Freds 1.5 FRED 16.16 +0.11 -8 98 21ò63 88 23 A B- 62.5 FreshMrkt TFM 49.32 +1.33+165 1.4m 34ò74 33 95 D B+ 57.2 Gamestop 2.0 GME 55.48 +1.66 -16 1.5m 17ò68 93 51 A D 46.6 Gap 1.9 r GPS 41.43 +3.68+161 12m 15ò50 83 41 B D- 75.8 Genesco GCO 67.28 +1.11 -52 107 13ò52 77 53 B D- 85.4 Genuine 2.7 GPC 80.69 +1.21 -12 591 18o

75 99 76 A E 89.7 GrnMtnCof GMCR.59.71 +1.53 -22 3.2m 18ò58 33 96 D D+12.8 GrouponA r GRPN 10.11 +0.61+108 46m ..o31 81 21 B E 82.4 Grp1Auto 1.1 GPI 63.62 +0.62 -46 229 13o

37 33 68 C D+34.4 Guess 2.5 GES 32.43 +0.37 +15 785 15ò70 93 31 B A+65.0 HSN 1.8 HSNI 56.65 +1.39 +12 390 18o

69 67 65 D A 49.9 HarrisTe 1.2 HTSI 49.42 +0.01 +46 1.0m 22ê83 98 84 D B 29.0 HavertyF 1.2 HVT 26.88 -0.09 -18 87 21o

65 59 86 E C- 20.8 Hhgregg HGG 16.23 +0.29 -25 242 17o

72 92 44 A B 62.2 HibbettSpt HIBB 59.68 -0.15 +9 316 21ò62 91 45 A C- 81.6 HomeDep 2.1 r HD 75.48 -0.21 +31 9.2m 21ò20 10 8 B D- 21.3 IgniteRest IRG 12.21 -0.77 +53 118 ..o50 44 81 D C 29.3 InglsM 2.5 r IMKTA 26.44 +0.95 0 69 35ò87 89 77 C C 24.3 IngramMicro IM 23.65 +0.53 -43 507 10o

76 57 81 D B 42.8 JackInBox JACK 42.28 +0.70 -46 157 25ò1 1 1 E C- 23.3 JCPenney 9 JCP 8.23 +0.10 -52 20m ..ó

72 92 78 B D 30.3 KARAuct 3.5 KAR 28.35 +0.76 +88 3.0m 23o

48 49 86 C C 21.7 Kirklands KIRK 17.57 +0.15 -27 74 20ò55 65 66 C B+ 58.9 Kohls 2.5 KSS 57.03 +0.49 +17 2.8m 13ó72 12 91 C A- NH KonaGrill KONA 14.74 +0.19 +8 36 30 ê86 80 84 B B 43.9 Kroger 1.6 KR.41.96 +0.31 +33 4.7m 14ò85 93 75 A C 64.2 LBrands 1.9 r LTD 62.93 +1.12 -30 1.5m 20ò88 97 77 A D+34.1 LKQ .0 LKQ.31.19 +0.34 -33 905 30o

79 96 83 C C- 24.4 LaZBoy .7 LZB 23.68 +0.52 -4 342 26ò60 69 78 D B- 28.1 LibrtyInter LINTA 27.43 +0.45 0 2.6m 32o

53 2 92 .. B+ 114 LibInterVtA LVNTA 112.2 +2.83 -8 156 3k

31 60 8 B E 44.4 Liquidity LQDT 27.53 +0.88 -28 342 15ò84 98 82 B C 74.9 LithiaMo .8 LAD 62.42 +0.01 -27 297 16o

68 81 75 C C+ 50.7 Lowes 1.5 r LOW 48.72 -0.35 +31 8.9m 23ò59 89 25 A D- 82.5 Lululemon LULU 69.00 +0.67 -54 1.4m 37ò77 77 53 B B+ 56.2 Luxotti 1.1 LUX 52.50 +0.70 -50 36 30o

49 87 44 B C- 50.8 Macys 2.2 r M 46.18 +0.22 +16 5.6m 12ó75 72 91 D A- NH MarineMax HZO 16.10 +0.30 +86 226 99o

51 86 25 A C- 46.9 MttrssFrm MFRM 32.98 -0.72 -45 164 20ò64 68 39 A D- 103 McDonal 3.3 MCD 97.01 -0.19 +14 5.0m 17o

IBD Composite RatingEarnings Per Share Growth RatingRelative Price Strength RatingSales+Profit Margins+ROEAccumulation/Distribution (3 mos)

52-wk Dividend Stock Close Vol% Vol PHigh Stock % Yield Symbol Price Chg Chg 1000 E6 6 6 6 6

IBD Composite RatingEarnings Per Share Growth RatingRelative Price Strength RatingSales+Profit Margins+ROEAccumulation/Distribution (3 mos)

52-wk Dividend Stock Close Vol% Vol PHigh Stock % Yield Symbol Price Chg Chg 1000 E6 6 6 6 6

IBD TIMESAVER TABLEKey action of NYSE & Nasdaq top rated stocks for busy people. Bolded stocks = 80 EPS &Relative Strength & IPOwithin last 15 years. Stocks up with composite 98 or higher boxed.

5 5 5 5 5 52-wk Dividend Stock Close Vol% Vol PHigh Stock % Yield Symbol Price Chg Chg 1000 E

Accumulation/Distribution (3 mos)Sales+ProfitMargins+ROE

Relative Price StrengthRatingEarnings Per Share Growth Rating

IBD Composite Rating

93 71 80 A A B 52.3 Fleetmatics FLTX 36.03 –1.47 –1691 93 63 A–A D–145 Mercadolib MELI 114.3 –2.71 +12984 94 27 A A B–99 VMware r VMW 79.28 –1.38 +6283 94 57 B+ B C– 19.1 Futurefuel FF 15.85 –1.60 +29283 72 75 A+D C 92.8 Sina SINA 76.04 –2.06 +6082 96 27 A+A C 194 NovoNrdsk NVO 168.5 –1.77 +9982 78 99 A–D D 194 Tesla TSLA 138.0 –1.82 +10478 98 54 A+.. C 73.4AMCNtwks AMCX 66.75 –1.40 +12361 72 31 A+C B–31.7 ApprchRes AREX 25.11 –2.67 +64259 14 94 B+ D C+ 65.2Splunk SPLK 60.30 –1.43 +7058 77 20 A A D–58.0 NatnstrMtg NSM 36.48 –4.27 +53058 19 82 A D B–39.8 Marketo MKTO 34.00 –2.30 –4057 85 40 D–A C+ 66.1 MonstrBev r MNST 55.16 –1.95 +11457 73 57 E A D 38.4 OmegaHlthcre OHI 31.45 –1.39 +5956 94 23 E A B–182 SimonPrpty SPG 153.0 –2.31 +946 99 13 E B C 44.4 LennarA LEN 32.79 –1.45 +12846 78 28 E C B+ 53.0 MeritgeHme MTH 41.92 –1.34 –1945 4 88 A .. B 47.3 Textura TXTR 33.18 –1.66 –1944 82 34 E A D–176 PublicStor PSA 159.9 –1.28 +6842 69 35 E B D+172 EssexPrpty ESS 155.0 –2.22 +1139 84 7 C+ C C+ 231 Equinix EQIX 155.9 –3.81 +9539 78 24 E B D+50.4 RylandGrp RYL 36.67 –1.89 +11036 95 41 C .. D–26.6 AVGTech r AVG 16.66 –3.04 +50729 35 24 C+ B B–167 Credicorp BAP 129.8 –5.28 +8828 54 27 D–C B 64.0 ConsEdison ED 57.27 –1.28 +6128 47 17 E A C 55.5 RealtyIncome O 40.06 –1.31 +1024 76 17 E C D–84.1 Ventas VTR 61.57 –2.06 +2223 67 14 D C B–60.8 Ecopetrol EC 44.00 –1.64 +3123 41 22 E B C 42.0 NatlRetailPty NNN 32.44 –1.27 +2222 77 20 E D D–59.4 RegencyCtrs REG 48.39 –1.24 –322 67 12 C– C C– 34.8 CooperTire CTB 23.82 –3.08 +24116 19 28 C+ D B+ 17.8 JonesGrp JNY 13.50 –1.70 +11014 1 3 A D .. 68.6 RocketFuel FUEL 37.86 –9.49 +38310 1 10 B+ .. .. 45.0 Criteo CRTO 29.75 –4.63 –429 3 36 E D B 41.4 UniPixel UNXL 13.85 –3.33 +2643 28 2 D+B D–24.1 EzcorpA EZPW 11.34 –2.24 +711.. .. 26 D+ .. C– 109 IS7–10TrsBnd IEF 101.2 –1.15 +143.. .. 21 D+ .. B 59.1 Pro7–10yrT UST 51.32 –1.16 –95.. .. 21 D+ .. C+ 123 CurrJpn FXY 98.58 –1.15 +123.. .. 16 D+ .. B–127 IS20+TrsBnd TLT 103.4 –2.55 +102.. .. 16 D+ .. C+ 66.9 DirREBull DRN 39.99 –1.66 +106.. .. 12 D+ .. D 170 SpdrGold GLD 124.3 –1.88 –8.. .. 3 D+ .. C+ 79.1 DxFinlBear3x FAZ 25.49 –1.46 +6.. .. 3 D+ .. B 100 PSVixStFut VIXY 32.59 –1.47 –34.. .. 3 D+ .. B 103 DXDSp5Br3x SPXS 38.50 –1.61 +1.. .. 3 D+ .. B–150 IpathSpVxStTrm VXX 48.62 –2.18 +74.. .. 3 D+ .. C 203 VsVxShrtEtn VIIX 65.75 –2.98 –57.. .. 2 D+ .. C+ 392 Vs3xSilver USLV 64.36 –1.14 –29.. .. 2 D+ .. B+ 76.6 DxScBear3x TZA 20.63 –1.22 +53.. .. 1 D+ .. C+ 324 PSUltVixShT UVXY 22.28 –2.07 +73

99 99 99 A+A B–28.5 Bitauto BITA 24.63 +1.23 +1799 99 98 A+A C 59.5SoufunHldgs SFUN 57.19 +5.79 +4099 99 97 A–A B–120 NuSkin r NUS 112.9 +2.93 +6299 99 95 A+A B–74.8 QustcrPhrm QCOR 61.60 +3.26 –699 99 91 A–A B–159 Actavis ACT 156.7 +2.32 –1299 98 98 A+A B+ 31.4AnikaTherp ANIK 31.00 +2.13 +2799 98 93 A+A A–NH JazzPharm JAZZ 98.24 +4.50 +1299 98 88 A–A B+ 52.3Generac GNRC 48.66 +1.59 +899 98 86 A–A C+ 73.5LasVegasSnds r LVS 69.80 +1.34 –1599 97 88 A+A E 161 Celgene r CELG 148.9 +3.93 +1199 97 86 A+A B–70.6WhitingPetro WLL 64.44 +1.74 099 96 94 B B A+39.8ElecImag EFII 37.52 +1.96 +27699 96 89 A+A C– 115 ValeantPhar r VRX 105.4 +2.40 –2899 95 86 A A B–739 Mastercard r MA 734.5 +13.15 –2299 94 93 A+A C+ NH SalixPharm SLXP 84.00 +12.69 +95599 94 83 A+A C+ 262 BiogenIdec BIIB 236.7 +5.50 –599 93 95 A+A A 71.3ThreeDSys DDD 70.40 +2.54 +1199 93 94 A A B+ 546 Chipotle r CMG 535.2 +10.18 –199 89 90 A A A 245 AllianceData r ADS 242.9 +5.41 +5099 88 84 A+A B+ 78.0NobleEngy NBL 75.60 +2.95 +4199 84 88 A+A A+83.9BEAerospce BEAV 81.75 +1.34 +1799 84 87 A+A B–169 Baidu BIDU 151.1 +3.74 +1099 80 97 A A B+ 45.9 QiwiPlcB QIWI 40.48 +1.72 –7399 78 99 A–A B NH Lannett LCI 27.13 +3.34 +28599 78 93 A+A A–NH Repligen RGEN 11.95 +.44 +16099 75 92 A+B A–NH UnitdThrp r UTHR 90.46 +2.83 +998 99 88 A–A D+ 1099 Priceline r PCLN 1073 +50.31 +23798 98 95 A A A–150 BffWldWg BWLD 145.1 +2.04 +6298 98 94 A A C+ 120 FleetcorTech FLT 113.6 +2.42 –3998 98 87 A+A D+121 ContintlResrce CLR 114.2 +4.78 +3398 98 74 A+A C+ 37.4Medicines MDCO 35.75 +1.24 –2498 97 82 A–A B+ 113 GeospaceTch GEOS 98.64 +1.04 –5298 95 81 A–A B–NH Perrigo PRGO 148.8 +3.56 +1998 94 95 A A A–60.0AlignTech ALGN 58.24 +1.61 –2898 94 83 A+A B–35.1OnAssgnmt ASGN 33.07 +1.00 –2298 93 95 A+A B+ 50.5GrandCanyn LOPE 47.39 +1.08 –5098 93 89 C+ A A 100 SVBFncl SIVB 99.2 +4.40 +1698 90 94 A A A 45.6Euronet EEFT 44.45 +3.26 +8598 88 98 A+A D+96.7 Qihoo360 QIHU 79.31 +1.36 +2298 88 90 A+C A NH CurtsWright CW 51.90 +1.14 –3498 88 79 A+A B–263 Precision r PCP 251.1 +3.79 –3698 82 90 A+B B+ 93.7SMEnergy SM 87.41 +2.34 +5098 78 99 A+C A+49.4Gentium GENT 45.30 +4.79 +10098 78 98 A+A C+ NH Santarus SNTS 31.95 +8.73 +99998 69 83 A+A B 54.0BerryPetro BRY 50.89 +1.47 +4

97 99 99 C A C 23.0 NoahHldgs NOAH 19.98 +1.20 –4297 99 93 B–B A–NH Methanx MEOH 60.44 +2.27 +3997 99 88 A+A D–257 LinkedIn LNKD 215.2 +3.70 –1397 99 64 A+A C+ 126 Alexion ALXN 117.4 +3.33 +697 98 97 A+A C 127 Medidata MDSO 112.9 +5.76 +14

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64 86 55 B– Jp Morgan Chase 53.96 +2.31 30.99 +4859 88 55 D– Citigroup 49.94 +1.59 34.96 +5054 89 67 D+ Bank Of America 14.32 +0.52 157.27 +8436 20 67 C Regions Finl 9.78 +0.52 37.02 +11654 44 71 B+ General Electric 27.05 +0.45 37.65 –377 57 61 B Pfizer 31.32 +0.41 24.97 –477 68 73 D Ford Motor 16.85 +0.30 38.87 +166 25 98 A– Nokia 7.65 +0.11 26.39 –5330 49 34 C At&t Inc 35.17 +0.06 29.63 +168 22 6 C Annaly Capital Mgmt 10.66 –0.38 23.62 +78

79 83 Emergnt Biosolutns EBS 20.79 +2.36 +76420 97 Voxeljet Ag Adr VJET 44.91 +4.81 –5599 98 Soufun Hldgs Ltd Ads A SFUN 57.19 +5.79 +4067 99 Jinkosolar Hldg Ads JKS 25.98 +2.62 –2393 51 Gap GPS 41.43 +3.68 +1612 99 Daqo New Energy Corp Ads DQ 36.60 +3.23 –54

93 85 Alamo Group Inc ALG 50.84 +4.05 +3941 98 Shutterstock Inc SSTK 72.39 +5.70 +11191 88 Bristow Group Inc BRS 83.81 +6.15 +27265 82 58.com Inc Cl A Ads WUBA 28.54 +2.07 –76

64 72 50 B– Riverbed Technolgy 17.54 +2.43 21.58 +465.. .. 68 B– Pwrshrs Qqq Trust Sr 1 82.54 +1.10 31.28 +2

58 33 96 D+ Groupon Inc Cl A 10.11 +0.61 46.03 +10852 69 51 D Cisco 23.51 +0.40 30.73 –1494 78 97 B+ Micron Tech 18.11 +0.39 32.87 –3182 74 76 C Microsoft 37.78 +0.28 36.52 –2948 67 53 E Sirius X M Radio 3.66 +0.06 34.60 –2853 52 51 A– Intel 24.09 +0.03 31.34 –499 99 95 C+ Facebook Inc Cl A 47.53 –0.03 70.26 –1682 78 99 D Tesla Motors Inc 138.0 –1.82 22.40 +104

74 80 Universal Display OLED 36.61 +7.46 +51571 17 Hms Holdings HMSY 22.95 +4.21 +29092 95 Aceto Corp ACET 19.74 +3.42 +44244 99 Zeltiq Aesthetics ZLTQ 16.01 +2.46 +69494 93 Salix Pharmactls SLXP 84.00 +12.69 +95531 96 A D A – E S Inc ADES 46.01 +6.73 +35872 50 Riverbed Technolgy RVBD 17.54 +2.43 +46537 97 Rentrak RENT 40.50 +5.36 +27482 81 Air Methods Corp AIRM 49.98 +5.96 +80878 99 Gentium Spa Ads GENT 45.30 +4.79 +100

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73 70 84 C B- 47.3 MensWea 1.6 MW 45.71 +0.28 -73 404 17ò91 93 63 A D- 145 Mercado .5 MELI.114.3 -2.71+129 1.1m 44o

77 86 66 B B 51.1 MonroMu .9 MNRO 46.88 -0.78 -29 120 32o

97 97 87 B B 48.5 Movado .7 r MOV 46.50 +0.70 -8 99 25ò27 48 26 B D+87.9 MSCIndu 1.7 MSM 75.96 +0.20 +94 733 19o

41 29 79 D B 29.5 NashFin 2.6 NAFC 27.60 ... +32 51 10ò80 98 52 A E 52.0 Noodles NDLS.42.14 +0.04 -64 155 99o

59 83 47 A B- 63.3 Nordstr 2.0 r JWN 61.02 +0.70 -8 1.3m 16ó79 98 62 A B- 135 OReillyAuto r ORLY 123.5 +0.42 -10 657 21o

84 69 78 B C- 35.6 Overstk OSTK 24.90 +1.41 +38 391 25o

81 91 28 A B 194 Panera PNRA.166.9 -0.08 -8 639 25o

95 90 80 A B 78.5 PapaJoh .6 PZZA 77.04 +1.08 +31 104 25o

90 79 89 C A- 20.7 PCConne .0 PCCC 20.00 -0.13+103 91 15o

82 94 73 B C+ 44.3 Penske 1.7 PAG 39.44 +0.42 -41 228 14o

52 56 54 B D- 17.8 PetMedE 4.6 PETS 14.71 +0.09 -34 207 16o

71 94 42 A D 77.3 Ptsmrt 1.1 PETM 72.54 ... +1 1.1m 18ò44 77 22 B B 25.3 Pier1Im .9 r PIR 21.25 +0.61 -19 1.7m 17o

58 79 55 B C- 58.9 Pool 1.4 r POOL 53.70 +0.61+101 397 27x

86 92 90 B B- 124 Pricesm .5 PSMT 117.4 +1.40 +4 129 42o

9 47 17 C E 40.8 RentACn 2.5 r RCII 33.81 +0.30 -3 605 11o

91 73 94 A B+ 78.5 RestoratnHrd RH.72.64 +2.63 -47 550 57o

70 65 49 B C+ 39.5 RetailMeNot SALE 30.83 -0.67 -1 272 60o

52 66 30 A C- 23.0 Ritchie 2.6 RBA 20.08 +0.32 -31 525 26o

93 95 79 A A 79.1 RosStor .9 r ROST.78.09 +1.17 -29 903 20ò46 54 70 D C- 30.0 RushEnt RUSHA 27.97 +0.44 -17 81 20o

61 40 93 D B+ 36.9 Safeway 2.4 r SWY 33.02 -1.01+128 13m 22o

36 88 25 .. C 31.9 SallyBeauty r SBH 26.19 +0.26 +68 2.4m 17ò77 65 79 D B+ NH Scansource SCSC 39.95 +0.19 +30 163 15o

20 3 67 E B 66.5 Sears SHLD 56.72 +0.34 -58 511 ..ò28 86 8 B D- 28.9 SelctCmft SCSS 19.02 +0.59 -50 798 11o

66 88 59 C D+28.0 ShoeCar .9 r SCVL 25.70 +0.45 +28 67 16ò51 40 70 C D 59.9 Shutterfly SFLY 48.26 +3.14 +23 781 89o

86 41 98 B C 76.1 Shuttershck SSTK 72.39 +5.70+111 565 99o

74 82 61 B C- 78.0 SignetJ .8 r SIG 74.87 +0.91 +42 904 16ò33 78 28 C E 25.5 SonicAu .5 SAH 21.83 -0.35 +79 695 11o

89 59 92 B B 19.7 Sonic r SONC 19.00 +0.27 -26 429 26o

55 30 89 C B- 53.6 Sothebys .8 BID 51.41 +1.14 +5 1.3m 34ó74 73 85 D B+ 24.8 Spartan 1.6 SPTN 23.07 +0.04 0 79 14o

78 84 67 C C- 49.5 SproutsMkt SFM.45.69 -0.89 +86 826 99o

37 31 57 D C+ 17.3 Staples 3.1 SPLS 15.73 +0.23 -4 7.1m 11ò97 96 84 A D+82.5 Starbuc 1.3 r SBUX.81.20 +2.13 +35 5.7m 36o

79 78 95 D B NH SteinMa 1.3 SMRT 15.52 +0.52 -15 124 23o

78 78 84 C B 59.7 Susser SUSS 58.32 +0.21 -9 159 56o

76 37 94 D B+ 64.5 Synnex SNX 62.72 +1.80 -35 129 20o

35 52 34 B B- 36.1 Sysco 3.4 SYY 33.13 -0.01 -30 2.9m 15o

91 92 82 A B 62.2 TJXCos .9 r TJX 61.72 +1.11 -21 2.3m 22ò22 55 27 C D- 73.5 Target 2.6 TGT 65.11 +0.29 -12 3.7m 15ò65 86 44 D C+ 54.6 TechData TECD 52.38 +0.90 -35 99 9ò89 66 86 B B 29.1 TxRoadh 1.7 TXRH 28.01 +0.62 -14 591 25o

68 76 57 B D 83.3 Tiffany 1.7 TIF 79.65 +1.41 -33 575 23ò22 37 41 E D- 30.9 TileShop TTS 21.10 -0.69+209 1.5m ..o51 54 43 A B- 17.4 Tillys TLYS 15.41 +0.31 -20 36 18k

86 81 58 A B 61.5 TimHort 1.7 r THI 59.66 -0.35 +32 271 21o

90 97 84 A C+ 74.9 Tractor .7 TSCO 71.37 +1.33 -5 883 32o

22 2 93 E D- 15.7 TuesMrn TUES 12.97 +0.45 -16 412 ..o77 88 79 C D 75.9 UnitdNatFds UNFI 70.35 +1.92 -19 271 31ò82 85 76 C B 46.9 UntdSta 1.3 r USTR 43.76 +0.01 -1 229 13o

62 84 28 A B 45.0 UrbnOutfit r URBN.39.48 +1.01 -28 1.6m 22ò94 78 99 D C+ 79.7 VipshpHldgs VIPS.74.88 +4.17 -2 1.1m 99ò74 84 42 B A- 65.9 VitaminShop VSI 51.02 -0.02 +9 634 22o

41 69 41 C D+80.0 WalMart 2.4 r WMT 77.96 +0.45 -9 5.8m 15ò79 76 89 C B 60.9 Walgreen 2.1 WAG 59.70 +0.50 -15 5.1m 19o

76 92 66 B D+65.6 WholeFo .8 r WFM.58.55 +1.29+106 5.5m 39o

52 90 37 A D- 61.6 WillSon 2.3 r WSM 53.94 +1.13 -23 877 19ò62 81 63 A D- 276 Grainger 1.4 GWW 268.1 +4.43 +25 462 23o

45 45 32 B C 75.1 YumBran 2.1 r YUM 70.57 +0.77 -14 3.0m 24o

78 60 99 E A- 17.2 Zale ZLC 15.74 +0.61 -44 459 99ò80 76 66 A B- 33.5 Zumiez r ZUMZ 29.58 +0.48 -47 132 18ò

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39 48 24 B B- 48.9 AmBevC 2.6 ABVC 36.75 -0.02+999 754 23ê82 70 58 A B- 104 ABuschI 2.4 BUD 102.8 +1.27 +36 1.7m 22o

50 40 50 B C+ 70.6 Beam 1.3 r BEAM 68.12 +0.58 -26 696 26o

98 95 94 A B 265 BostonBeer SAM 242.7 +7.12 -29 38 47o

26 59 41 .. B- 115 BritAme 3.9 BTI 110.4 +0.76 -7 288 16ò66 59 53 A C 75.0 BrownFo 1.4 r BFB 74.21 +1.22 -29 267 27k

37 59 10 C B- 35.0 CompCer 1.8 CCU 25.80 -0.40 -16 219 20õ32 48 17 B C- 47.2 CompBeb 1.6 ABV 37.20 +0.38+484 14m 24o

97 81 94 A A- NH ConstelatnsA STZ 66.76 +1.11 -17 1.4m 27o

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73 74 44 A C+ 134 Diageo 2.3 DEO 128.8 +1.03 -49 228 19ò74 85 79 .. A+52.0 Lorilla 4.3 r LO 51.46 +0.40 -5 2.6m 16o

70 64 59 B B- 56.3 MolsCoo 2.4 TAP 53.79 +0.79 +2 986 13o

40 64 36 A D+96.7 PhillipM 4.2 PM 89.41 -0.56 -2 5.0m 16o

53 68 53 A C+ 52.9 Reynolds 4.9 RAI 51.29 +0.26 +6 1.5m 16o

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92 98 86 A D+86.07UnderArm .0 UA 78.94 +2.59 -7 1.3m 57o

69 83 52 A C- 77.8 Carters .9 r CRI 68.77 +0.50 +47 1.1m 21o

42 69 26 A D 61.9 Coach 2.6 COH 51.81 +0.13 -18 3.4m 13o

51 37 70 D B+ 70.0 Columbia 1.5 COLM 66.99 +0.23 +1 55 23o

23 41 16 B D+18.0 Crocs r CROX 12.66 +0.37 +19 1.6m 12o

60 28 92 C B 72.1 Deckers DECK 68.29 +1.39 -52 700 23o

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98 97 91 A B+ 39.0 Iconix r ICON.37.88 +0.61 +58 922 16o

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96 92 85 A A- 77.7 NikeB 1.1 NKE 77.12 +1.42 -35 2.9m 26o

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85 82 66 A B- 38.2 SteveMa .0 SHOO.37.54 +0.90 -6 482 19o

74 79 90 D B- 25.5 Unifi r UFI 24.69 +0.35 +8 68 21o

90 86 79 B A- 225 VFCorp 1.9 VFC 218.7 +1.69 +15 680 20o

68 69 52 A B 29.4 VeraBradley VRA 25.00 +0.71 +9 629 15ò87 81 75 A B- 30.6 Wolveri .8 WWW 29.75 +0.27 -59 440 20o

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7IPO within last 15 years and EPS & RS 80 or higher

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33 10 66 E B 34.3 Alleghny 2.1 ATI 33.82 +0.69 -31 994 99o

60 32 74 E A- 18.0 ArcelrMi 1.0 MT 17.24 +0.65 +44 7.3m ..o87 70 86 B B 38.3 Barnes 1.2 B 36.75 +0.77 -47 206 20o

72 59 72 C B- 61.9 Carpenter 1.2 CRS 61.24 +1.01 -46 188 22o

44 30 77 E B- NH CommcrlM 2.5 CMC 19.05 +0.56 -16 802 29o

39 47 73 .. D- 20.7 ConstellmA CSTM 18.85 +1.63+999 5.6m 11ò66 39 84 C B+ 24.1 DynmcMa .7 BOOM 22.57 +0.01 -26 38 33o

55 40 77 C B- 21.5 GlobBrssCop BRSS 18.84 +0.72 -30 74 29k

45 17 79 D B+ 18.4 GlobSpec 1.6 r GSM 16.83 +0.30 +17 561 51o

41 78 47 D E 19.4 Insteel .7 IIIN 16.46 +0.24 -17 34 25o

36 56 42 D D+73.5 KaiserA 1.8 KALU 66.01 +0.04 -12 225 18o

38 41 55 C C- 50.0 LBFost .3 FSTR 45.67 +0.33 -45 13 16o

36 32 57 E B+ 33.7 Matern 1.1 MTRN 30.10 +0.71 +12 93 21o

75 94 62 C B- 61.1 Mueller .8 MLI 59.59 +1.31 +22 129 19o

77 64 96 C B- 17.7 NNInc 1.4 NNBR 17.56 +0.55 +21 132 18o

51 26 92 D B- 38.8 NwestPipe NWPX 37.99 +0.88 -9 37 17o

72 57 71 D A- NH Nucor 2.7 NUE 54.62 +1.11 -17 1.5m 37o

77 82 88 B B- 42.5 ParkOhio PKOH 38.20 +0.50 +10 28 11k

21 10 37 E B- 87.0 POSCO 1.9 PKX 76.75 +0.56 -28 131 13o

73 65 85 B C- 70.5 RBCBearng r ROLL 67.37 +0.35 -7 66 26o

48 34 62 C C 76.8 Relianc 1.8 RS 75.28 +1.99 -32 313 16o

70 51 72 C B+ 35.5 RTIIntl RTI 34.66 -0.16+114 341 43o

99 98 95 B A+18.6 Shiloh .0 SHLO 18.00 +1.00 -22 71 16ê89 73 81 D A+NH SteelDy 2.3 STLD 19.16 +0.65 +32 2.9m 22o

38 23 52 C D- 49.9 Tenaris 1.9 TS 46.01 +0.39 -5 927 18o

51 19 76 E A- NH Ternium 2.3 TX 27.82 -0.07 +75 339 71o

23 36 34 C D+64.4 Timken 1.7 TKR 53.10 +0.83 -33 718 17o

55 9 88 E A- 27.7 USSteel .7 X 27.59 +1.22 +3 7.9m ..x72 88 34 A B+ 164 Valmont .7 VMI 142.1 +1.09 -3 306 13o

81 64 87 C B+ 41.4 Worthin 1.5 WOR 40.76 +1.23 -52 176 18o

18. INSURNCE +2.0%DailyChange +30.82%

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7IPO within last 15 years and EPS & RS 80 or higher

91 81 90 B B+ 21.97AmerEqu .7 AEL 21.40 +0.49 -35 791 9o

91 96 86 B B- NH 7Prudent 1.8 r PRU 86.90 +3.14+101 4.1m 9o

83 81 90 D B NH 7Stancorp 1.5 SFG 61.88 +1.63 +31 311 13o

80 89 83 D C+ 19.37Symetra 2.0 SYA 18.41 +0.52 +10 485 12o

55 70 62 B D- 98.4 ACELtd 2.1 ACE 98.28 +0.88 +29 1.5m 11o

60 52 72 B D+67.0 AFLAC 2.3 AFL 65.75 +1.49 +36 2.7m 10o

59 65 43 A B- 420 Alleghany Y 395.6 +5.17 +2 45 20 ê69 70 79 D B+ NH AlliedW 1.8 AWH 110.1 +1.07 -7 166 16o

60 56 68 C B 54.6 Allstate 1.8 r ALL 54.12 +1.18 -18 2.3m 11o

52 67 73 D D+57.0 AmerFncl 1.6 AFG 56.06 +0.63 -7 316 15o

38 32 69 D D 53.3 AmerInt .8 AIG 48.54 +1.24 +56 16m 13o

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63 60 68 C B+ 59.3 ArchCaptl ACGL 58.47 +0.55 -21 290 18o

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57 48 86 C D- 60.3 Assurant 1.7 AIZ 59.84 +1.30 -25 425 11o

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60 70 55 B C- 50.8 Cincinnati 3.3 CINF 50.57 +0.95 -32 437 15o

69 78 77 C B- 41.4 CNAFncl 2.0 CNA 40.56 +0.75 +36 224 15o

63 25 95 C B 45.8 eHealth r EHTH 42.82 +2.43 +39 360 77o

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60 66 48 B B 27.4 FirstAm 1.9 FAF 25.19 +0.19 -26 650 9o

85 84 65 A B 48.1 Gallaghr 3.0 AJG 47.01 +0.24 -37 462 23o

74 56 94 D B 14.8 Genworth GNW 14.33 +0.56 +1 8.8m 12o

58 67 76 D C+ 32.0 Greenlight GLRE 30.94 +0.20 -11 92 14o

96 96 93 A B- 46.7 HCIGro 2.6 HCI 42.21 +0.59 -6 191 7o

64 70 84 D B- NH Hanover 2.2 r THG 60.34 +1.01 -35 167 29o

65 56 82 C C+ 35.0 Hartford 1.7 HIG 34.30 +1.26 +68 6.3m 10o

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62 58 76 C B 31.5 HoraceM 2.8 HMN 28.21 +0.40 -54 77 12o

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86 72 92 C B- NH Lincoln 1.0 LNC 48.76 +2.62+103 4.1m 10o

48 59 53 C C 49.4 Loews .5 L 48.57 +0.83 +24 940 16o

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64 43 79 C B NH Manulife 2.6 MFC 18.83 +0.45+204 4.7m 14o

43 28 44 B B 549 Markel MKL 538.6 +3.83 -12 43 23o

87 88 72 B A 46.8 MarshM 2.2 MMC 46.14 +0.48 +28 3.0m 18o

29 44 57 E D+51.0 Mercury 5.3 MCY 46.82 +0.33 -52 66 27o

67 63 78 C C- 51.7 MetLife 2.2 MET 50.14 +2.55+105 12m 9o

61 69 64 C B- 28.5 Montpel 1.6 MRH 28.05 +0.15 -59 111 8o

49 56 55 D B NH NavigGrp NAVG 61.19 +4.01+138 99 16ê72 78 85 D B- 17.2 OldRepu 4.3 ORI 16.90 +0.17 -29 1.2m 20o

44 32 66 C B 101 Partner 2.6 r PRE 100.4 +0.59 -18 380 8o

33 15 71 C D- 63.6 Platinum .5 r PTP 62.88 +0.98 -14 152 7o

77 53 76 A B- 44.2 Primeri 1.0 PRI 42.64 +0.50 +83 419 15ê86 84 89 C B NH Principal 2.1 PFG 48.44 +1.48 +59 2.0m 14o

23 29 30 B B- 55.4 Proassur 2.1 PRA 46.65 +0.16 -35 255 11o

41 57 53 B D- 27.6 Progres 1.1 PGR 26.58 +0.42 -41 2.0m 14o

79 75 85 C C- NH Prtctve 1.7 PL 46.64 +1.60 -13 287 12o

64 34 79 B B- 41.5 Prudentia 2.3PUK 40.73 +0.63 +9 122 19k

83 71 85 B B 97.0 RLI 1.4 RLI 96.61 +2.55 -9 60 21o

39 29 93 E C+ 15.2 Radian .1 RDN 13.00 -0.27+128 9.9m ..o70 67 70 C B 73.3 Reinsinsr 1.7 r RGA 71.25 +1.35 -25 315 13o

67 56 59 A B+ 96.3 Renaissa 1.2 r RNR 95.25 -0.34 -16 329 9o

41 52 56 C D- 57.6 Safety 4.4 SAFT 55.01 +1.49 -21 19 14ê65 65 75 D B 27.1 Selectiv 1.9 SIGI 26.80 +0.59 -40 98 23o

54 78 68 E C 23.1 StateAu 2.0 STFC 20.45 +0.60 -45 16 16ê19 13 45 B D 34.4 Stewart .3 STC 29.70 +0.38 +56 263 9o

57 45 71 D B NH SunLife 3.9 SLF 35.28 +0.62+489 1.2m 13o

68 78 73 .. B+ 16.1 ThirdPtReinsr TPRE 15.58 -0.21 -27 259 8k

76 75 73 B D- 75.8 Torchma .9 TMK 73.90 +0.85 +46 589 13o

51 67 55 C C+ 89.0 Travele 2.3 r TRV 87.80 +0.58 -9 1.7m 11o

41 37 65 C C+ 34.2 UnitedF 2.4 UFCS 29.92 +0.82 -28 42 18o

71 62 82 C B- NH Unum 1.7 UNM 33.16 +1.21+129 3.4m 10o

41 18 67 C B NH Validus 3.0 r VR 40.19 +0.43 +19 765 12o

47 39 66 B C 47.2 Willis 2.5 WSH 44.71 +0.33 -31 533 16o

20 23 51 C E 33.1 XLGroup 1.8 r XL 31.25 +0.49 -10 1.7m 13o

19. CHEMICAL +1.8%DailyChange +22.03%

SinceJan. 1

7IPO within last 15 years and EPS & RS 80 or higher

98 87 95 A A- 37.17USSilica 1.6 SLCA 32.22 -0.52+535 9.4m 20o

94 99 81 B B NH 7Westlak .8 WLK 114.2 +4.02+141 854 14o

53 31 96 .. C+ NH ADAES ADES 46.01 +6.73+358 368 ..o97 92 95 B B NH Aceto 1.2 ACET 19.74 +3.42+442 1.1m 17o

65 55 69 B D+114 AirProd 2.6 APD 109.5 +1.19 -22 891 19o

67 76 53 B D+112 Airgas 1.8 ARG 108.3 +1.22 +34 509 23o

59 55 55 B C+ 69.0 Albemar 1.4 r ALB 67.34 +0.76 -28 513 16o

83 76 97 B E 60.4 AmerPacific APFC 42.70 +2.34 -39 42 20ê47 54 47 C C- 94.7 Ashland 1.5 r ASH 88.68 +0.65 -37 480 14o

45 74 20 B B- 65.0 Axiall 1.5 AXLL 42.40 +1.34 -18 891 12o

90 82 81 A B- 59.5 Balchem .4 BCPC 54.15 +1.87 +36 104 37o

55 69 56 E B+ 18.6 Braskem 3.4 BAK 16.86 +0.03 +10 314 40o

80 66 78 C B NH Cabot 1.7 CBT 47.62 +1.14 -34 187 16o

76 73 77 B B 58.6 Celanese 1.3 CE 56.82 +0.67 -23 789 13o

34 37 50 C E 24.8 Chemtura CHMT 23.15 +0.30+228 1.9m 34o

29 62 21 B E 91.9 Compass 3.0 CMP 73.51 +1.01 -65 65 23o

75 90 59 B D- 86.7 CytecInd .6 r CYT 84.05 +1.55 -39 249 19o

61 88 67 D E 41.7 DowChmc 3.2 r DOW 39.67 +1.00 -34 5.4m 18o

73 89 59 A D 83.0 Eastman 1.5 r EMN.79.11 +2.30 +32 2.2m 12o

79 68 73 A D+74.6 FMC .7 FMC 73.42 +1.26 +8 670 20o

92 88 83 B A+49.2 FullerHB .8 FUL 48.25 +0.27 -40 194 18o

83 94 57 B C- 19.1 Futuref 2.8 FF 15.85 -1.60+292 874 13o

85 70 78 B B+ 95.1 GraceWR GRA 92.52 +0.75 -39 384 22o

66 43 79 C B+ 23.5 Huntsman 2.2 HUN 22.61 +0.42 -20 3.6m 16o

76 59 71 B B- 48.4 Innospec .0 IOSP 45.69 +0.62 0 86 15o

72 44 84 C B+ NH Koppers 2.0 KOP 49.87 +2.38 +62 184 17o

26 20 28 C B 20.5 KronosW 3.9 KRO 15.53 -0.06+100 617 ..o78 41 83 C A 19.3 LuxferH 2.0 LXFR 19.15 +0.28 -84 11 13k

67 79 79 C E 79.3 Lyndelb 2.7 r LYB 75.39 +0.58 +12 3.9m 12o

97 99 93 B A- NH Methanx 1.3 MEOH 60.44 +2.27 +39 695 15o

88 83 86 C B 57.5 MinrlsT .4 r MTX 56.49 +1.14 +19 176 24o

81 62 71 B B 316 Newmkt 1.4 NEU 311.4 +4.51 -57 20 17o

52 29 80 B .. 22.6 OCIResources OCIR 21.15 +0.25 -98 4 18ê68 77 80 E C- 35.0 OMGroup OMG 32.93 +0.48 -39 129 99o

62 61 37 A C 26.1 Olin 3.4 OLN 23.62 +0.43 -19 987 10o

74 78 80 D B- 16.0 Penford PENX 13.56 +0.22 -71 7 99õ90 95 79 B B- 32.3 Polyone .8 POL 30.53 +0.72 -31 316 24o

12 34 14 C E 48.4 Polypore r PPO 36.15 +0.24 -12 623 31o

73 69 51 A B- 128 Praxair 1.9 PX 124.5 +0.31 +12 1.0m 21o

85 87 79 C B- 81.5 QuakerC 1.3 KWR 76.59 +1.08 -19 35 19o

49 36 58 B D+69.6 Rockwoo 2.7 r ROC 66.27 +1.40 -1 716 23ò82 84 80 C A- 63.0 Rogers ROG 60.36 +0.02 -10 92 25o

77 78 47 A B 88.6 SigmaAl 1.0 SIAL 84.78 +0.10 -3 579 20o

56 60 45 C B- 65.0 Stepan 1.2 r SCL 58.88 +1.20 +24 56 16ê32 20 69 D E 23.3 TamincoCorp TAM 19.90 +0.50 -13 78 ..o38 55 51 C D 31.9 Tredegar 1.1 TG 25.05 +0.11 +15 84 21o

38 20 54 C C+ 27.0 Tronox 4.3 TROX 23.01 +0.37 -41 405 ..o32 20 47 C B- 21.1 Valhi 1.2 VHI 17.06 +0.06 -13 25 ..ò87 68 87 A B- 74.0 WD40 1.7 WDFC 73.10 +1.19 +54 73 28o

57 20 95 D B 19.1 Zoltek ZOLT 16.70 +0.01 -79 149 59ò

20. ELECTRNCS +1.6%DailyChange +25.12%

SinceJan. 1

7IPO within last 15 years and EPS & RS 80 or higher

97 97 96 A D- 88.67ProtoLabs PRLB.83.65 +4.67 -9 376 60o

79 85 84 A C- 19.97RPX RPXC 16.75 -0.09 -6 352 16o

63 54 70 B C+ 53.5 Agilent .9 r A 50.78 +0.73 -29 1.9m 17ò87 78 57 A A- 85.7 Ampheno 1.0 r APH 81.34 +1.07 -37 360 21o

48 59 65 C E 89.6 Anixter .0 AXE 84.81 +0.83 -24 115 15o

74 68 77 D B- NH ArrowElec r ARW 51.20 +1.10 +29 765 11o

76 81 63 C B 42.9 Avnet 1.5 AVT 40.30 +0.84 -24 631 10o

35 35 59 D E 13.9 AVX 2.6 AVX 13.32 +0.05 -17 142 22o

91 92 83 C B+ 21.6 BelFsA 1.3 BELFB 21.37 +0.30 -10 33 21ê56 43 72 D C- 23.6 BenchmrkEl BHE 22.58 +0.07 -18 219 19o

45 67 54 B E 21.3 Bruker BRKR 18.98 +0.41 +11 928 25o

60 38 73 D B 11.5 Celestica CLS 10.69 +0.03 -57 141 12o

80 78 88 B D+35.0 Cognex .7 CGNX 30.69 +0.88 -33 346 35o

83 89 75 B C+ 68.0 Coherent .0 COHR 65.47 +1.38 +7 68 18o

57 65 76 B B 18.1 Corning 2.4 GLW 16.58 +0.27 -7 14m 12o

93 72 95 D B+ 19.4 CTS .9 r CTS 18.60 +0.17 -3 99 24o

82 76 75 B B- NH Danaher .1 DHR 74.60 +2.79 +95 4.7m 22o

80 73 85 B C+ 93.1 FEI .5 FEIC 88.73 +1.52 -52 101 31o

90 66 87 A B- 19.8 Fabrinet FN 18.95 +0.21 -5 176 12o

91 84 92 C A- NH FaroTech FARO 53.06 +0.86 +11 119 43o

53 32 60 C B 15.1 HoustnC 3.1 HWCC 14.25 +0.17 +10 45 15ó83 78 52 A A- 70.1 IPGPhot .0 IPGP 64.80 +2.82 +53 756 21o

29 56 13 B D- 20.8 IIVI IIVI 15.39 -0.05 +52 459 16o

61 78 88 D D+16.7 Immersion IMMR 12.01 -0.25+106 565 85o

46 63 35 C E 24.3 JabilCir 1.6 JBL 20.51 +0.31 -50 1.3m 9o

36 39 34 D D+12.3 KeyTronic KTCC 10.59 -0.01 -52 19 10o

11 51 7 C C+ 16.8 LGDisplay LPL 10.76 -0.33 +25 581 14ò92 88 75 A C 87.6 Littelf 1.1 LFUS 83.16 +1.64 -15 67 19o

55 39 67 B C- 66.5 MTSSys 1.8 MTSC 65.25 +0.49 +39 73 20ò89 78 89 B C+ 58.0 MsrmntSpc MEAS 56.70 +2.91 -3 43 27o

93 78 97 B D+29.8 Methode 1.1 MEI 25.44 +1.64 +33 522 18ò73 79 58 B B- 251 MettlerToldo MTD 239.0 -5.99+248 425 23ê80 74 87 C C 38.9 Molex 2.5 MOLX 38.60 +0.03 -54 752 25o

86 74 94 C B 38.6 MolexA 2.5 MOLXA 38.55 +0.03 -78 365 25o

57 52 71 C B 17.4 Newport NEWP 17.08 +0.35 +74 206 16o

76 74 76 D A- 13.4 Orbotech ORBK 12.55 +0.28 -27 108 14o

44 42 57 D B- 30.2 ParkElc 1.4 PKE 28.11 +0.67 -44 20 27ê43 68 44 A C 49.8 Plantro .9 PLT 42.77 +0.68 +7 230 15o

78 57 87 D B 41.1 Plexus r PLXS 38.91 +0.64 -8 152 16o

76 75 80 D C 18.4 Sanmina r SANM 15.36 +0.20 -14 1.0m 10o

52 84 52 B D+41.1 Sensata ST 37.11 +0.11 +68 1.1m 18o

99 99 96 B D 28.5 Sparton r SPA 26.16 +1.84 -29 57 19ê80 80 92 D B- 13.6 Stoneridge SRI 11.90 -0.14 +12 236 18o

82 85 76 C B- 55.8 TeConnc 1.9 TEL 52.22 +0.49 -12 1.5m 16o

72 83 66 A B- 33.8 Trimble .0 TRMB 31.84 +0.56 -25 1.4m 22o

66 74 80 B E 38.1 UnivDisply r OLED 36.61 +7.46+515 3.8m 77o

41 80 32 D D- 15.4 VishayInter VSH 12.11 +0.12 +8 1.4m 17o

51 59 46 A C- 108 Waters WAT 100.1 +1.67 -9 420 20o

84 65 66 B B+ 86.6 WescoIntl WCC 83.17 +1.26 -11 538 17o

21. ENERGY +2.0%DailyChange +27.88%

SinceJan. 1

SECTOR LEADER | NYSE98 98 87 A D+1217ContintlRsrc CLR.114.2 +4.78+33

1.8m 22oKEY DATA: EPS 3 Q Avg 78%, LQ 85%, Next Q 49%, Sales 3Q Avg 53%,LQ 70%, Next Yr EPS 64%, Pretax 36%, ROE 22%, EPS due 02/27

7IPO within last 15 years and EPS & RS 80 or higher

93 99 84 A B 55.17EQTMs 3.3 EQM.51.58 -0.42 +64 247 22o

94 91 91 B E 34.67LaredoPetro LPI 29.77 +0.76 +55 2.0m 59o

98 99 87 A B+ NH 7Oiltank 2.9 OILT 60.50 +1.63+173 65 28o

95 84 85 A D 30.97SanchezEngy SN.26.97 +1.21 -16 883 37o

68 80 82 C D+80.27TargaRs 2.9 TRGP 78.51 +2.41 -3 190 58o

99 97 86 A B- 70.67WhitingPetro WLL 64.44 +1.74 0 2.4m 15o

58 26 81 B B+ 54.4 AcsMidP 4.1 ACMP 51.70 -1.01 +69 553 79o

50 79 42 A D 66.3 Allianc 5.5 AHGP 58.50 +0.78 -33 20 15o

71 93 53 A B- 79.0 Allianc 6.3 ARLP 74.86 -1.04 +60 78 10o

17 18 45 E C+ 11.4 AmerscoA AMRC 8.92 -0.39 +72 150 68o

19 53 37 D D- 50.5 Amerigas 7.7 APU 43.50 +0.13+106 297 36ó88 97 51 B D+98.5 Anadarko .8 APC 90.97 +1.02 +29 3.5m 21o

40 48 50 B C- 91.7 Apache .9 r APA 89.80 +1.21 +18 3.2m 10o

42 55 61 B D- 17.6 ApcoOil .5 APAGF 14.58 -0.17 -16 17 11o

61 72 31 C B- 31.7 ApprchRes AREX 25.11 -2.67+642 5.4m 99o

56 25 50 B C+ 34.6 AthlonEnrgy ATHL.29.01 +1.23 +30 425 58ò28 5 58 D C+ 55.9 AtlasEn 3.7 ATLS 49.27 +0.27 -49 191 ..o23 7 44 C D- 40.1 AtlasPi 6.7 APL 36.84 +0.07 -15 336 ..o24 14 13 D D 25.9 AtlasRe 11 ARP 20.03 +0.24 +91 564 ..o58 78 39 A E 59.5 AtwoodOcn ATW.55.40 +1.78 +55 960 10o

69 30 81 C A- 58.8 BakerHu 1.0 BHI 57.92 +1.95 +32 5.3m 23o

25 43 24 A D- 47.5 Baytex 6.3 BTE 40.02 +0.20 -18 112 30o

98 69 83 A B 54.0 BerryPe .6 BRY 50.89 +1.47 +4 550 16o

10 26 30 B E 33.0 Brdwalk 7.6 BWP 28.02 -0.19 -6 424 21o

87 41 93 A D+57.5 BonanzaCrk BCEI 50.58 +3.22+129 1.0m 29o

32 20 53 C A 47.1 BPplc 4.9 r BP 46.09 -0.01 -14 4.8m 10o

15 36 30 A D- 98.2 BPPrdh 10 BPT 79.71 +0.62 -4 85 8ò46 24 44 D B- 21.8 Breitbu 10 BBEP 19.37 +0.29 +8 679 ..o94 91 88 B B+ NH Bristow 1.2 BRS 83.81 +6.15+272 629 18o

60 78 29 D B 30.0 BrkfldRe 5.3 BEP 27.43 -0.10 +26 37 48ê43 52 64 C B- 73.4 Buckeye 6.4 BPL 67.38 +0.64 -15 514 25o

59 36 65 B B 25.4 CJEnergy r CJES 23.85 +1.15 +30 609 13o

16 11 8 D B 31.1 CGG .0 CGG 21.27 +0.46 -11 23 24o

6 38 8 B E 65.6 CVREner 8.7 CVI 34.37 +0.75 +5 582 7o

18 69 8 B D- 32.8 CVRRefi 5.5 CVRR 21.70 -0.24 +8 589 4o

83 81 51 A D 40.3 CabotOi .2 COG.33.60 +0.97 +26 6.9m 49o

32 40 37 D C 22.2 Calpine r CPN 19.61 -0.09 +11 3.1m 98o

19 50 8 B E 40.3 Calumt 10 CLMT 25.94 +0.41+148 1.2m 28o

37 49 21 B D- 67.4 Cameron CAM 54.65 +1.37 -22 2.9m 16o

34 55 45 C D- 33.6 CanadnNa 2.4 CNQ 31.55 +0.39+141 4.3m 15o

87 48 99 E A+29.2 CdnSolar CSIQ 28.65 +2.40 +17 4.2m ..ò91 68 93 B B 132 CarboCer 1.0 CRR 121.3 +4.02 -38 213 33o

96 86 95 A D 47.9 Carrizo CRZO.43.45 +0.30 +88 2.3m 18o

10 21 23 C E 34.6 Cenovus 3.2 CVE 29.06 +0.31 +7 906 28o

79 74 76 B E 130 ChartInds GTLS 99.7 +2.67 +41 531 34o

41 16 95 E B+ 40.9 CheniereEngy LNG 38.59 +1.25 +55 6.0m ..o26 14 73 E B 33.0 Cheniere 5.7 CQP 29.73 +0.71 -59 99 ..o86 76 76 C C- 29.1 ChespkE 1.4 CHK 25.71 +0.31 +9 10m 17o

24 44 41 B D- 127 Chevron 3.3 CVX 121.2 +1.28 +90 11m 9o

56 89 40 B B- 94.5 ChinaPe 4.0 SNP 81.04 +0.19 -25 64 8o

93 83 91 A E 113 Cimarex .5 XEC 102.7 +2.09 -10 946 19o

70 34 96 D B- 84.2 ClayWEgy CWEI 74.85 +2.12 -19 43 34ê20 37 23 D C 14.8 CleanEgyFuel CLNE 11.93 +0.60 -3 1.5m ..o

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GH Solar TAN +157%MV Glb Alt Engy GEX +64%PS Wh Clean Enrgy PBW +60%IS DJ US Broker Idx IAI +49%IS Nasdaq Biotech IBB +48%PS S&P SC Hlth Care PSCH +48%FrstTr DJ Internet FDN +40%PS Aero & Defense PPA +39%FrstTr Health Cre Alph FXH +38%Spdr KBW Regnl Bnk KRE +38%

NYSE Most % Up In PriceEPS Rel Closing Net Vol%Rnk Str Stock Name Symbol Price Up Chg

IBD Composite RatingEarnings Per Share Growth RatingRelative Price Strength RatingSales+Profit Margins+ROEAccumulation/Distribution (3 mos)

52-wk Dividend Stock Close Vol% Vol PHigh Stock % Yield Symbol Price Chg Chg 1000 E6 6 6 6 6

1. Biotechnlgy + 49% – 2%2. Health Care + 45% + 5%3. AirTrnsprt + 43% + 8%4. Automotive + 40% + 0%5. IT Services + 40% + 2%6. Transport + 40% + 6%7. Dfnse&Aero + 38% + 5%8. Brokrge&Inv + 37% + 5%9. Insurance + 37% + 4%10. Sftwr&Cmp + 37% + 3%

Russell2K IWM Close 109.23+1.95 (+1.82%) Since Jan 1, +29.54%

S&P 400 MDY Close 234.17+3.57 (+1.55%) Since Jan 1, +26.09%

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N.Y.S.E. Comp Close 10032.1+107.76 (+1.09%) Since Jan 1, +18.81%

58% of NYSE stocks are above their 200 day moving average price line

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Rank3 6 Group Days

This Wks Wks Industry Composite YTD %Wk | Ago | Ago | Name | Rating | %Chg. | Chg

1 2 38 EnergySolar 82 +176 +5.92 1 3 Telcom–Fibr Optcs 71 +66.7 +1.43 10 11 Mchnry–MtlHdlg 98 +74.5 +4.04 14 7 Internet–Content 90 +61.5 +3.35 13 36 Media–Radio/Tv .. +98.8 +1.96 4 22 Oil&Gas–US Expl Pro 81 +37.2 +2.17 29 42 ComptrSftwr–Mdcl 88 +73.7 +3.08 28 13 ConsumrSvcs–Education 83 +50.4 +2.39 5 5 Medical–Biomed/Bth 69 +55.3 +2.9

10 15 4 Retail–Cnsmr Elec 79 +129 +3.211 34 27 Aerospace/Defense 88 +44.0 +1.612 20 33 Cmpter–TechSrvcs 89 +33.0 +1.113 31 21 Medical–Ethical Drgs 84 +49.6 +3.214 40 70 Comml Svcs–Stffng 93 +53.8 +1.615 11 15 Elec–ContractMfg 74 +32.8 +1.216 8 10 Telcom–Infrastr 75 +50.6 +3.617 50 40 Comml Svc–Outsourci 82 +41.6 +1.418 49 39 Media–Newspapers .. +61.0 +1.519 38 55 Mchnry–GenIndstrl 87 +35.4 +1.520 74 90 Mdcal–Whlsle Drg 94 +50.7 +1.821 37 28 Media–Diversified 82 +53.3 +1.422 12 12 ComptrSftwr–Entr 88 +50.3 0.023 60 53 Retail–Restaurants 90 +42.7 +1.024 7 2 Fin–Mrtg&RelSvc 80 +22.2 –1.425 32 47 Finance–Card/Pmtpr 91 +47.5 +2.026 39 73 Wholesale–Elect .. +36.6 +1.327 63 41 TelcomSvc–Wirles 77 +25.1 +0.128 6 14 Bldg–Mbile/Mfg&Rv 86 +43.7 +0.929 21 26 Leisre–Mvies &Rel 79 +76.3 +1.930 30 44 Medical–Systems/Eqp 85 +12.3 +1.531 33 18 CmmlSvcs–Cnsltng 80 +44.8 +1.832 9 6 Cmp Sftwr–Spc–Entr 82 +33.9 +0.533 70 128 Steel–Producers 77 +28.7 +1.634 24 35 Leisure–Products 80 +58.7 +0.935 71 25 Medical–GenercDrgs 84 +53.9 +2.036 65 76 ElectricalPower/Eqpmt 85 +33.7 +0.8

37 22 20 Retail–Internet 78 +29.7 +2.538 42 31 Comml Svc–Doc Mgmt .. +35.0 +0.339 87 51 Telcom–ConsProd .. +20.5 +0.940 27 71 Oil&Gas–Mchnry/Eq 74 +33.5 +2.341 3 1 AutoManufacturers 80 +156 +0.642 17 8 Leisre–Gamng/Equip 79 +44.0 +2.143 100 95 Beverages–Alcoholic 76 +48.0 +1.444 56 52 Fin–InvestBnk/Bkrs 88 +41.5 +2.645 83 78 Medical–Products 83 +27.1 +0.946 81 89 Banks–Wst/Sthwst 81 +36.9 +2.947 36 24 Cosmetics/PersnlCre 73 +39.3 +1.448 16 9 Leisre–TrvlBking 79 +17.5 +4.049 26 34 Elec–Parts 82 +30.0 +1.750 41 65 Comml Svcs–Hlthcre 84 +23.1 +4.151 19 16 Auto/Trck–RplcPrts 78 +58.7 +1.452 51 46 Cmp Sftwr–Dbase 73 +37.1 +0.653 95 85 Bldg–CnstrPrds/Msc 83 +39.9 +2.254 43 49 Chemicals–Specialty 77 +26.2 +1.755 68 61 Insurance–Life 78 +44.5 +2.656 35 45 ComlSvcs–Advrtsng 84 +24.9 –0.257 98 111 Steel–SpcltyAlloys .. +10.5 +2.158 55 30 FinancialSvc–Spec 79 +47.0 +1.659 82 81 Banks–Midwest 79 +35.6 +2.260 69 84 Media–Books .. +21.4 +1.361 103 119 Rtail Whlsle Offc Sup .. +46.8 +0.762 67 75 TelecomSvcs–Foreign 64 +16.7 +0.863 44 88 Oil&Gas–FieldServic 71 +41.6 +2.764 84 80 Security/Sfty 88 +17.2 +1.265 79 102 Insrnce–Acc& Heal .. +39.5 +2.466 59 72 Consumer Prod–Elec .. +36.8 +0.467 75 68 CmmlSvcs–MrktRch 82 +38.4 +1.968 61 59 Paper &Paper Produc 72 +35.9 +2.469 23 37 Auto/Trck–OrgnlEqp 83 +45.6 +1.270 46 43 Energy–Alt/Other 61 +37.7 +1.771 102 106 Banks–Southeast 80 +32.1 +2.872 64 66 Retail/Whlsle–Jwlry 82 +40.4 +1.7

73 62 94 Cmp–Hrdwre/Perip 75 +13.6 +1.674 52 63 Transportation–Ship 68 +34.6 +1.475 48 57 Trnsportation–Trck 80 +38.1 +1.676 99 123 Trnsprt–AirFreight .. +30.1 +1.277 110 91 Financ–Svings&Lo 63 +23.8 +1.278 58 83 Telcom–Cbl/SatEqp 74 +33.5 0.079 121 122 Trnsprttin–Airlne 84 +67.6 +1.880 66 54 Retail–Spr/Mini Mkts 70 +46.7 +0.481 104 150 Comml Svcs–Leasing 87 +44.1 +1.382 106 114 Banks–Northeast 75 +25.4 +2.083 76 93 Cmptr–IntgrtdSyst 72 +34.4 +1.584 115 62 Apparel–Shoes &Rel 81 +42.8 +1.785 92 105 Insrnce–Divrsified .. +50.5 +2.986 77 86 ComptrSftwr–Fincl 81 +39.1 +1.387 91 64 Retail–Specialty 84 +19.7 +0.888 90 179 Bldg–Mntnance& S .. +13.6 +1.089 54 79 Mdcal–Outpnt/HmCr 79 +30.1 +1.290 89 108 MetalProc &Fabrica 60 +20.7 +1.491 45 56 Elec–Semicon Fblss 71 +8.9 +1.192 120 96 Trnsprt–EqpMfg 80 +47.4 +0.993 101 121 Chemicals–Basic 79 +25.2 +2.294 85 103 Elec–Scntific/Msrng 72 +26.4 +1.495 146 137 Retail–DrugStores .. +48.5 +0.796 119 113 Bldg–A/C& Heating P 84 +35.5 +0.497 97 58 Apprel–Clthing Mfg 85 +32.5 +0.898 94 104 Elec–SemicndctrEqp 65 +24.1 +0.999 73 87 Machnry–Tools& Re .. +34.9 +1.9

100 108 69 Med–ResrchEqp/Svc 72 +46.2 +1.9101 25 29 Intrnt–NetwkSltns .. –7.3 +0.9102 113 155 Banks–Foreign .. –3.5 –1.2103 72 77 Medical–Services 77 +28.4 +2.0104 136 144 Insurance–Brokers 72 +21.6 +1.4105 18 23 CmptrSftwr–Edu .. +38.2 +1.1106 86 153 Bldg–HeavyConstr 72 +20.7 +1.5107 124 134 Banks–SuprRgional 78 +36.2 +3.8108 143 112 ComptrSftwr–Dsktp .. +18.4 +1.9109 138 140 Medical Supplies .. +38.6 +1.4110 118 115 Office Supplies Mfg .. +25.6 +1.4111 105 143 Oil&Gas–Drilling 70 +18.1 +2.3112 109 74 Retail–Apprl/Shoes/Acc 75 +19.3 +2.3113 122 118 RealState Dvlpmt/Ops 50 +25.2 –0.6

114 137 142 Food–Grain& Related .. +21.0 –0.4115 153 167 Leisure–Lodging 86 +23.8 +1.4116 114 149 Retail–MailOrder&Di .. +21.9 +2.1117 88 67 Houshld–Applncs/Hw 63 +41.1 +1.6118 57 17 ComptrSftwr–Scrity 71 +32.7 +0.1119 135 126 Insrnce–Prp/Cas/Titl 63 +23.2 +1.1120 132 133 Fnce–Invsmnt Mgt 82 +35.0 +1.7121 125 97 Retail–Discnt&Vari .. +29.4 +0.6122 78 101 Trucks&Parts–Hvy D .. +26.4 +1.2123 133 147 Chemicals–Plastics .. +14.5 +0.9124 149 125 DvrsifiedOprtions 70 +15.4 +1.2125 116 117 Finance–CmrclLoan .. +15.1 +0.7126 144 98 Bldg–Hand Tools .. +21.3 +0.8127 139 124 Telcom–Svc–Cbl/Sat 79 +29.3 +1.4128 107 129 Oil&Gas–IntlExpl Pr 49 +10.5 +1.4129 130 161 Food–DairyProducts .. +42.1 +3.1130 134 138 Pollution Control 78 +21.0 +1.2131 141 148 Agricultural Oprtions 58 +20.7 +1.2132 167 172 Soap &Clng Preparat .. +30.3 +0.6133 112 100 TelcomSvc–Integrtd .. +25.5 +0.8134 123 110 Food–Misc Prep 61 +22.8 +0.8135 131 60 Auto/Trck–Tirs& M .. –0.2 –2.8136 80 109 Elec–Semicon Mfg 63 +29.2 +0.9137 163 183 Transportation–Rail 75 +33.3 +0.4138 111 48 Med–Managed Care 61 +37.4 +0.7139 164 136 Retail–MjrDscChns .. +23.9 +0.6140 128 116 CompterSftwr–Dsgn .. +24.7 +1.3141 129 163 Medcal–Hospitals .. +46.3 +2.0142 117 160 FuneralSvcs & Rel .. +32.1 +0.8143 150 190 Bldg–Wood Prds .. +3.9 +3.0144 151 146 Containers/Packaging 57 +25.2 +0.7145 145 185 HsholdofficFurnitr .. +16.4 +1.6146 142 151 Finance–ConsLoan 77 +17.3 +0.3147 157 145 Chemicals–Paints .. +24.6 +1.7148 127 130 Compter–Netwrking 49 –5.2 +2.3149 159 107 Food–MeatProducts 56 +41.9 +1.1150 140 127 Banks–Money Cntr 57 +18.1 +1.6151 166 156 Oil&Gas–Trnsprt/Pip 59 +25.9 +0.6152 148 82 Rtail–Hme Frnshngs 71 +37.8 +1.2153 155 139 Finance–Etf/Etn .. +8.4 +0.5154 169 152 Food–Packaged 67 +25.5 +0.9155 161 135 Leisure–Services 74 +27.9 +1.3

156 147 154 Retail/Wsl–Auto Prt .. +29.2 +0.8157 172 131 ConsumrProd–Speci .. +28.6 +1.5158 96 50 Wholesale–Food .. +30.8 +1.4159 93 92 Comptr–Data Strge 39 +4.2 +1.3160 183 184 Medical–Diversified .. +30.3 +1.4161 174 175 Utility–Water Supply 50 +15.1 +0.7162 152 99 Retl Whsle Bldg Prds 70 +27.7 +1.1163 53 32 Retail/Whlsle–Auto 62 +26.8 +0.4164 47 19 Cmp Sftwr–Gaming 55 +62.2 +1.9165 126 166 Oil&GascdnExpl Pro .. +5.3 +1.2166 187 168 Food–Confectionery .. +31.4 +1.3167 156 132 Oil&Gas Integrated 49 +13.7 +0.6168 170 164 Mining–MetalOres 29 –13.9 +0.6169 184 173 Utility–GasDstribtn 59 +18.2 +0.2170 168 158 Retail–LeisurePrds .. +25.9 +0.8171 188 174 Utility–Diversified 42 +15.1 –0.1172 186 178 Tobacco .. +12.7 +0.4173 154 157 Bldg–Cment/Cncrt .. +18.6 +1.1174 160 120 Transport–Logistics 43 +8.9 +0.6175 171 159 Finance–Blank Check .. +61.8 +0.6176 173 165 Energy Coal .. +1.8 +1.3177 158 191 MetalPrds–Distribtr .. +30.4 +2.3178 175 181 Med–Long–Trm Care .. +12.0 +1.4179 180 169 Media–Periodicals .. –45.9 +1.5180 191 187 Bev–Non–Alcoholic .. +8.7 +0.2181 179 188 Fin–Publ Inv Fd–Gl .. –2.7 –0.5182 194 194 Utility–Elctric Pwr 47 +6.8 0.0183 181 176 Oil&Gas–Rfing/Mkt 52 +10.8 +1.3184 182 180 Financ–Pbl Inv Fdeqt .. +9.0 –0.1185 177 193 Chemicals–Ag .. –6.9 +1.4186 162 182 Mchinry–Cnstr/Mng .. –0.2 +0.9187 185 177 Retail–DprtmntStrs .. +7.0 +0.6188 190 192 Finance–Reit .. +1.7 –0.9189 189 186 Fince–PubInv Fd–Bl .. +6.9 +0.1190 195 189 Leisr–Tys/Gms/Hbby .. +14.6 0.0191 165 141 Machinery–Farm 52 +7.8 +1.8192 193 197 Bldg–Rsidnt/Comml .. +0.5 +0.2193 176 170 Oil&Gas–Royalty Trust .. +5.1 +0.3194 192 195 Finance–Mrtg–Reit 40 –13.1 –1.5195 178 162 Elec–MiscProducts .. +3.5 +1.5196 197 196 Fnancepbl Inv Fdbnd .. –12.8 –0.8197 196 171 Mining–Gld/Silvr/Gms 23 –42.3 +0.9

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This Wks Wks Industry Composite YTD %Wk | Ago | Ago | Name | Rating | %Chg. | Chg

IBD’s Industry Sub-Group RankingsRanks 1 to 197 on 6-month price performance.

Daily top 10 performers are boldfaced; worst 10 underlined.

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52-wk Dividend Stock Close Vol% Vol PHigh Stock % Yield Symbol Price Chg Chg 1000 E6 6 6 6 6

IBD Composite RatingEarnings Per Share Growth RatingRelative Price Strength RatingSales+Profit Margins+ROEAccumulation/Distribution (3 mos)

52-wk Dividend Stock Close Vol% Vol PHigh Stock % Yield Symbol Price Chg Chg 1000 E6 6 6 6 6

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CLOROX CO (CLX) YTD +23% o$89.88125.2M Shares 55 Comp. Rating 53 EPS 53 RS 10309% ROEMANUFACTURES CLEANING PRODUCTS, TRASH BAGS, WATER FILTRATION SYS-TEMS AND FOOD ITEMS.

Ann. EPS Growth +3% PE 21 Avg. Daily Vol 1,193,800 Debt 999%Last Qtr Eps +3%`Next Qtr Eps Est +1% Last Qtr Sales +2%3 Q's Avg Eps 0% PreTax Mgn 15%Yield 3.16% R&D 2%

Acc/Dis B

Near 90.20 buy point of long base. Broke out 10/29.

JOHNSON & JOHNSON (JNJ) YTD +34% o$94.052789M Shares 70 Comp. Rating 71 EPS 63 RS 24% ROEDEVELOPS HEALTH CARE PRODUCTS AND PROVIDES RELATED SERVICES TO THECONSUMER, PHARMACEUTICAL AND MEDICAL MARKETS

Ann. EPS Growth +4% PE 17 Avg. Daily Vol 7,550,600 Debt 18%Last Qtr Eps +9%aNext Qtr Eps Est +1% Last Qtr Sales +3%3 Q's Avg Eps +9% PreTax Mgn 27%Eps Due 1/22 Group 160Yield 2.81% R&D 13%

Acc/Dis B+

Forming base with possible buy point at 94.52.

65 82 44 A D+226 CNOOC 3.3 CEO 199.4 +3.33 +29 125 8ò9 13 13 .. C 30.3 CobaltIntl CIE 22.48 +0.36 +14 3.5m ..o

92 93 76 A E 122 ConchoResrce CXO 110.2 +4.40 +99 2.6m 33o

54 52 72 C C 74.6 Conocph 3.7 COP 73.69 +1.18 -1 4.8m 12o

20 22 58 E B- 39.2 ConsolE 1.4 CNX 36.41 +0.68 -4 2.6m 99o

95 88 91 A C+ 200 CoreLabs .7 CLB 190.5 +8.48 +69 433 37o

10 30 13 D E 21.9 Covanta 3.8 CVA 17.31 +0.05 +78 4.6m ..o45 6 66 B A- 16.9 CrestEqt 3.6 CEQP 15.16 +0.62 -43 216 56o

15 20 11 B D- 26.0 CrestMds 7.8 CMLP 20.65 -0.24 -51 496 ..o51 96 35 C C- 58.5 DCPMids 6.0 DPM 47.68 -0.16 -35 180 21o

61 2 99 E A 43.1 DagoEne .0 r DQ 36.60 +3.23 -54 91 ..k49 96 48 C D- 36.0 DelekLog 5.4 DKL 30.23 +0.01 -36 14 11o

88 82 59 B C+ 19.7 DenbryRes DNR 19.35 +0.75+129 11m 12o

73 79 42 B D+66.9 DevonEn 1.5 DVN 60.11 +0.35 +16 3.5m 15o

12 33 15 B E 76.9 DiamndOf .8 DO 61.74 +1.37 +76 2.1m 13o

92 49 98 C B 58.7 Diamondback FANG 53.47 -0.53 +48 1.0m ..o81 72 46 A D+25.7 Dorches 7.4 DMLP 24.76 +0.51 +30 53 17o

57 75 33 A E 67.4 DresserRand DRC 58.69 +0.91 +6 772 20o

94 89 85 A C- 121 DrilQuip DRQ 114.7 +2.84 -45 178 29o

88 99 51 A D 42.6 EPLOil&Gas EPL 30.84 +0.62 -14 381 9o

65 89 67 B E 94.4 EQT .1 EQT 83.38 +2.34 +83 2.2m 36o

89 72 85 C A- 33.2 ERAGroup ERA 31.28 +0.88 -56 47 32ò23 67 14 C B- 60.8 Ecopetr 6.3 EC 44.00 -1.64 +31 379 11o

27 45 35 B C 45.0 ElPasoP 6.3 EPB 40.99 +0.03 -22 379 19o

65 38 97 .. B+ 44.0 EmergeE 9 EMES 37.28 -0.32 +73 216 31ò55 70 37 B B- 48.4 Enbridge 2.7 ENB 43.76 -0.47 -26 620 24o

9 10 32 D E 33.5 EnbrEner 7.4 EEP 29.28 -0.52 +22 809 48o

25 24 28 B B 22.3 Encana 1.5 ECA 18.34 +0.09 +94 9.8m 15o

78 51 89 A E 89.9 Energen .8 EGN 75.04 +1.16 -5 844 26o

68 80 51 A D+54.9 EngyTran 6.9 ETP 52.68 -0.11 +2 945 24o

86 82 78 A B+ 70.3 EngyTra 3.9 ETE 68.74 -0.49+127 1.7m 53o

80 89 40 C C+ 35.1 EnergyX 1.7 r EXXI 29.08 +0.95 -33 880 13o

39 36 68 D C- 17.7 Enerplus 6.0 ERF 17.28 +0.52 +70 941 ..o16 14 44 C B- 52.3 ENISpa 4.8 E 48.34 +0.32 -19 161 12ò56 47 41 A B 65.8 EnscoA 3.7 r ESV 61.48 +1.53 +28 2.8m 10o

53 65 48 B D+65.6 EntpsPrd 4.5 EPD 61.81 -0.30 +42 1.8m 22o

93 83 79 A D- 188 EOGResr .4 EOG 171.0 -0.62 +68 2.8m 21o

86 44 80 A B- NH EvolPet EPM 12.68 +0.58 -43 41 63o

91 78 79 D A- 32.6 ExterranHldg EXH 31.68 +0.44 -26 489 33o

54 32 56 B B- 32.4 Exterran 7.4 EXLP 28.69 -0.29 -31 69 20o

22 32 41 C B- 95.5 ExxonMo 2.7 XOM 92.73 +0.77 -5 12m 12o

46 52 68 D B 23.7 Ferrell 8.5 FGP 23.40 -0.06 +8 146 34o

94 41 96 A A 62.5 FirstSolar FSLR 60.50 +2.37 -5 5.3m 11o

64 23 90 B D 23.9 FlotekInd r FTK 21.31 +0.38 -29 432 34o

55 75 32 A E 59.8 FMCTech FTI 49.75 +0.31 -13 1.6m 24o

64 59 55 B D 32.5 ForumEnrgy FET 28.18 +0.49 +3 400 20o

56 29 72 A E 32.7 Frank's 1.0 FI 31.29 +1.04 -47 236 13ò59 87 55 C D 56.0 Genesis 4.3 GEL 48.97 -0.95 -21 218 38o

98 97 82 A B+ 113 Geospac .0 GEOS 98.64 +1.04 -52 60 21o

45 1 94 E D- 28.6 GoodrPet GDP 21.57 +1.21 +45 2.7m ..o78 78 88 E B+ 18.4 GreenPla 1.0 GPRE 15.97 +0.32 -23 408 10o

56 46 71 D C- 53.9 Gulfmark 2.0 r GLF 49.10 +1.40+121 343 35o

44 12 84 C E 69.8 Gulfport GPOR 56.99 +1.18 +25 2.6m 77o

87 58 88 B B 55.4 Hallibu 1.1 r HAL 55.32 +1.42 +24 10m 19o

40 65 32 C D+27.6 HelixEnrgy HLX 22.92 +0.57 +23 1.0m 27o

83 65 83 A B+ 79.1 Helmrich 2.6 HP 78.02 +2.35 +2 1.0m 14ò36 29 75 C D+85.2 Hess 1.2 HES 80.30 +1.52 -24 2.1m 14o

65 5 94 B C+ 34.1 Hi-CrshP 6.4 HCLP 30.71 +1.34 -40 107 14o

19 40 12 B B 44.9 HollyEn 6.3 HEP 31.36 -0.36 -19 94 29o

16 37 24 B D+59.2 HollyFrn 2.7 HFC 44.18 +0.78 -14 2.6m 8o

68 77 64 C E 59.9 HornbeckOff HOS 53.53 +0.97 +1 691 28o

64 46 91 D B- 16.8 Hydrgnc HYGS 13.17 +0.69 +27 50 ..ê21 21 41 B D+46.1 Imperia 1.1 IMO 42.76 +0.38 +84 294 13o

11 20 18 D C 106 InterOil IOC 67.75 +1.25 +15 453 99ò91 67 99 E B 27.1 JinkoSol JKS 25.98 +2.62 -23 1.3m ..ò60 63 34 C D+18.1 JonesEnrgA JONE 13.84 +0.08 +85 380 29o

46 70 24 A C+ 41.5 KindrMr 4.7 KMI 35.00 +0.22 -39 4.2m 30o

29 78 26 .. D 86.7 KinderM .0 KMR 74.52 +0.18 -11 594 49ò41 58 24 B B- 93.0 KinderMrg 6.7KMP 80.56 -0.08 -20 1.0m 33o

95 81 86 B C- 14.1 KodiakOG KOG 12.26 +0.40 -27 4.9m 24o

8 4 23 D C- 13.1 Kosmos KOS 10.44 +0.16 +7 582 ..o49 23 43 B E 29.5 LegacyR 8.6 LGCY 27.00 +0.41 -20 125 99o

52 80 78 .. C+ 29.2 Lehigh 6.7 LGP 28.52 +0.47 +78 55 23ê42 27 26 B B- 41.2 LinnEngy 9 LINE 29.90 +0.34 -32 1.6m 25o

46 15 72 C B- 34.1 MRCGlobal MRC 31.04 +0.62+127 2.2m 16o

87 94 74 A C+ 61.4 Magella 3.7 MMP 60.73 +0.06 +3 519 25o

49 62 51 B B 37.9 Maratho 2.1 MRO 36.39 +0.66 -3 5.5m 13o

28 36 41 B C 92.7 Maratho 2.3 r MPC 71.65 +1.22 -26 2.5m 10o

29 9 74 D B- 74.9 Markwst 4.6 MWE 74.46 +1.32 -17 691 99ó36 27 71 C C- 48.9 MartMid 6.8 MMLP 46.29 +0.27 -12 44 35o

97 78 98 D B+ 21.5 Matador MTDR 20.42 +1.43 +37 1.6m 99o

86 78 88 C B 22.0 Matrix MTRX 19.83 -0.38+108 260 18o

77 50 54 C B+ 21.6 MemrlPr 10 MEMP 21.21 +0.42 -46 349 99o

91 85 47 A B- 27.1 MidConE 8.6 MCEP 23.99 +0.38 +62 97 18o

34 50 57 B E 63.2 MrphyOil 2.0 r MUR 61.04 +1.11 -15 1.4m 10o

44 22 67 C B 33.9 NGLEne 6.4 NGL 31.68 -0.65 -32 171 32ò27 6 69 D C+ 18.2 NaborsI .9 NBR 17.92 +0.67 +6 4.1m 17o

64 38 70 B C 83.1 NatlOil 1.3 NOV 82.20 +1.79 +2 2.9m 15o

84 72 87 C D 31.0 NatrlGasSvcs NGS 27.84 +0.43 +22 46 23o

13 28 26 B C- 24.4 NtrlRsrc 11 NRP 19.99 +0.02 +14 266 11o

63 31 65 C C- 24.0 NewSrce 10 NSLP 22.87 +1.38 -13 26 30k

86 74 66 B B- 32.6 NewfieldExp NFX 29.46 +0.43 -9 2.6m 19o

87 85 86 B C- 13.6 NewparkRes r NR 12.66 +0.22 -52 427 17o

48 43 76 E B 17.0 NiskaGas 8.9 NKA 15.75 -0.23 -5 55 99x

59 63 37 B B+ 42.3 Noble 1.6 NE 39.56 +1.47 +49 4.9m 15o

99 88 84 A B+ 78.0 NobleEn .7 NBL 75.60 +2.95 +41 2.5m 23o

97 92 73 A C- 17.9 NorthOilGas NOG 16.37 +0.66 +59 1.4m 13o

92 73 82 B B- 37.5 NRGYie 2.6 NYLD.35.37 +0.84 -31 224 46ò7 26 28 E B- 55.0 NustarE 9 NS 44.52 +2.10 +74 956 33ò

95 78 89 A E 57.3 OasisPetro OAS.51.26 +2.09 -10 2.0m 19o

53 52 59 B B- 98.7 Occiden 2.7 OXY 96.33 +0.48 +34 4.8m 16o

77 84 67 D B+ 20.6 OceanRig ORIG 20.09 -0.19 +42 539 46o

95 91 77 A B 87.6 Oceanrng 1.0 OII 84.76 +2.31 0 674 25o

70 35 81 B B+ 111 OilStates OIS 106.7 +1.50 -19 531 17o

71 75 71 B B- 58.2 Oneok 2.6 OKE 57.90 +0.89 -14 1.1m 32o

28 33 30 B C+ 61.3 ONEOKPtr 5.5 OKS 52.82 -0.11 -12 313 22o

69 78 78 E C 28.2 OrmatTe .6 ORA 26.73 +0.84 -15 77 ..o40 58 54 C C+ 24.1 PAANatg 6.4 PNG 22.47 -0.14 -62 147 22o

46 4 89 D E 73.9 PDCEnergy PDCE 60.04 +2.76 +79 1.3m ..o82 73 74 C B- 41.0 PHI PHIIK 40.01 +1.57 -62 10 16k

13 6 44 D C 29.3 PVRPart 8.7 PVR 25.29 -0.10 -2 690 99o

83 78 69 C B+ 12.3 PacificDrillng PACD 11.86 -0.26 +52 546 30o

59 39 78 C B 25.5 Patterso .8 r PTEN 24.79 +0.81 +16 3.3m 18o

9 5 35 D A- 28.8 PeabdyE 1.6 BTU 20.87 +0.81 +26 7.7m 46o

68 75 52 B B+ 34.7 Pembina 4.9 PBA 32.75 -0.29 -18 115 29o

7 47 7 E E 13.2 PennWest 6.1 PWE 8.69 +0.17+264 6.4m ..o23 78 14 C E 146 Petchina 3.8 PTR 111.2 +1.42 -9 138 10o

20 34 30 C A- 21.8 Petroleo .0 PBR 16.28 -0.27 -2 16m 8o

15 34 28 C B- 21.1 PetrbrsA .0 PBRA 16.91 -0.28 -7 7.4m 8ê34 33 63 C B 70.5 Phillip 2.4 r PSX 65.36 +1.52 -7 3.2m 9o

84 72 52 A A+35.9 Phillip 1.8 PSXP 33.17 +0.10 -44 68 43o

95 99 88 B E 227 Pioneer .0 PXD 189.8 +3.67 +67 2.7m 45o

86 69 90 A E 53.1 Pioneer 4.7 PSE 43.91 +0.80 +23 145 20o

33 46 22 B B 59.5 PlainAll 4.7 PAA 50.70 -0.45 0 1.1m 15o

22 7 62 C D 11.2 PrecDri 2.3 PDS 10.07 +0.10 -25 630 15o

79 65 56 B B- 34.2 QEPResou .2 QEP 32.42 +0.61 +27 2.4m 24o

23 29 30 A C+ 26.0 Questar 3.2 STR 22.85 -0.23 -1 1.4m 19o

83 80 37 B B 85.2 RangeRe .2 RRC.75.78 +1.85 +6 1.8m 51o

25 39 30 D C 29.5 RegencyE 7.5 RGP 25.14 -0.11 +20 764 ..o71 36 92 A C+ 16.5 RenewblEnrg REGI 13.34 +0.34 +42 803 5o

81 78 78 C B- 41.0 RexAmerican REX 29.32 +0.51 -32 30 54k

86 74 73 B D 25.2 RexEngy REXX 19.30 +0.48 +23 783 41o

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INVESTOR'S BUSINESS DAILY

Shares of Johnson & JohnsonJNJ are nearrecordhighs, even after the company’s reputa-tion took a blow.

The U.S. Justice Department announcedNov. 4 a settlement of more than $2.2 billionwith the company to resolve criminal andcivil charges of illegal marketing of medica-tions.

J&J’s Janssen Pharmaceuticals subsidiarypleaded guilty to promoting the antipsychot-ic drug Risperdal for unapproved uses. Thesettlement, which involved other drugs, alsoimposed a Corporate Integrity Agreement“designed to increase accountability andtransparency and prevent future fraud andabuse,” the Justice Department said.

J&J said the settlement was “previously ac-crued” and it will not result in an additionalcharge to earnings.

Johnson & Johnson — which also makes Ty-lenol, Band-Aid, diagnostic devices and otherhealth care products — has a solid dividend.

It pays 66 cents a share each quarter, goodfor an annualized yield of nearly 3%. J&J ispart of the S&P 500 Dividend Aristocrats, anindex of companies that have increased pay-outs for at least 25 straight years.

In its latest quarterly results, announcedOct. 15, J&J earned $1.36 a share, up 9% andabove estimates. Sales rose 3% to $17.58 bil-lion, also above views.

The pharmaceutical business led the quar-ter’s growth, up 10%.

Some new drugs are exceeding high expec-tations. Sales of prostate-cancer drug Zytigasurged 75% year over year to $464 million.The immunology drugs Simponi and Stelaragrew47% and 29%, respectively. But the med-ical devices and diagnostics division shed 2%.

The stock is forming a base with a possiblebuy point at 94.52. In January, J&J sharesclimbed above the 72 price level — only thesecond time since September 2008.

IBD Composite RatingEarnings Per Share Growth RatingRelative Price Strength RatingSales+Profit Margins+ROEAccumulation/Distribution (3 mos)

52-wk Dividend Stock Close Vol% Vol PHigh Stock % Yield Symbol Price Chg Chg 1000 E6 6 6 6 6

A G L RESOURCES INC (GAS) YTD +19% o$47.58116.2M Shares 68 Comp. Rating 83 EPS 57 RS 9% ROEHOLDING COMPANY THAT DISTRIBUTES NATURAL GAS TO ABOUT 4.5 MIL CUSTOM-ERS IN IL, FL, GA, MD, NJ, TN AND VA.

Ann. EPS Growth -6% PE 17 Avg. Daily Vol 578,200 Debt 97%Last Qtr Eps +167%`Next Qtr Eps Est -3% Last Qtr Sales +10%3 Q's Avg Eps +68% PreTax Mgn 13%Eps Due 2/6 Group 169Yield 3.95%

Acc/Dis B-

Up modestly from cup-with-handle breakout over 47.07.

NISOURCE INC (NI) YTD +26% o$31.32310.2M Shares 55 Comp. Rating 84 EPS 57 RS 8% ROEHOLDING CO PROVIDING NATURAL GAS AND ELECTRICITY SERVICES TO3.8 MILCUSTOMERS IN THE GULF COAST

Ann. EPS Growth +7% PE 20 Avg. Daily Vol 2,115,500 Debt 123%Last Qtr Eps +350%`Next Qtr Eps Est +7% Last Qtr Sales +14%3 Q's Avg Eps +115% PreTax Mgn 13%Eps Due 2/19 Group 171Yield 3.19%

Acc/Dis D

In buy zone from 31.34 buy point of cup with handle.

Dividend LeadersClosing Yield Dividnd

Name Ticker Price % Grwth %

REIT LeadersClosing Yield Dividnd

Name Ticker Price % Grwth %

NATIONAL RETAIL PPTYS (NNN) YTD +4% o$32.44118.8M Shares 23 Comp. Rating 41 EPS 22 RS 6% ROEREIT THAT ACQUIRES, OWNS, DEVELOPS AND MANAGES 1,622 PROPERTIES IN 47STATES.

Ann. EPS Growth +22% PE 31 Avg. Daily Vol 1,594,300 Debt 69%Last Qtr Eps -15%aNext Qtr Eps Est +88% Last Qtr Sales +19%3 Q's Avg Eps +6%Eps Due 2/7 Group 188Yield 4.99%

Sup/Demand 81

Trading well off prior highs, no proper pattern forming.

SENIOR HOUSING PROP TR (SNH) YTD -1% o$23.40186.3M Shares 30 Comp. Rating 57 EPS 22 RS 5% ROEREIT THAT OWNS, ACQUIRES AND LEASES SENIOR HOUSING PROPERTIES IN 40STATES AND WASHINGTON, D.C.

Ann. EPS Growth -8% PE 29 Avg. Daily Vol 1,625,600 Debt 76%Last Qtr Eps +43%`Next Qtr Eps Est +72% Last Qtr Sales +20%3 Q's Avg Eps +9%Eps Due 2/15Yield 6.67%

Acc/Dis C+

Trending downward; no proper pattern in sight.

IBD Composite RatingEarnings Per Share Growth RatingRelative Price Strength RatingSales+Profit Margins+ROEAccumulation/Distribution (3 mos)

52-wk Dividend Stock Close Vol% Vol PHigh Stock % Yield Symbol Price Chg Chg 1000 E6 6 6 6 6

A G L Resources Inc GAS 47.58 4 2Dominion Res Inc Va D 65.41 3.4 7Centerpoint Energy Inc CNP 24.82 3.3 2Nisource Inc NI 31.32 3.2 1Nextera Energy Inc NEE 87.12 3 8Sempra Energy SRE 89.63 2.8 14American Water Works Co AWK 42.75 2.6 12O G E Energy Corp OGE 37.79 2.2 1

Utility LeadersClosing Yield Dividnd

Name Ticker Price % Grwth %

Altria Group Inc MO 37.55 5.1 4Reynolds American Inc RAI 51.29 4.9 9Lorillard Inc LO 51.46 4.3 22Vodafone Group Plc Adr VOD 36.53 4.2 45Lockheed Martin Corp LMT 138.11 3.9 21Paychex Inc PAYX 42.21 3.3 5Waste Management Inc WM 44.16 3.3 7Hasbro Inc HAS 50.46 3.2 22Clorox Co CLX 89.88 3.2 9General Mills Inc GIS 50.54 3 12Kimberly-Clark Corp KMB 108.03 3 7Microsoft Corp MSFT 37.78 3 17Procter & Gamble PG 82.51 2.9 9Block H & R Inc HRB 27.85 2.9 8Johnson & Johnson JNJ 94.05 2.8 7Novartis Ag Adr NVS 77.25 2.7 60Pepsico Inc PEP 85.85 2.6 6

The Dividend, Utility and REIT Leaders highlight companies with steady and growingdividends as well as steady profit growth. Stocksmust alsomeet price, volume and othertechnical and fundamental requirements.

For J&J, DividendStill Going Strong

Omega Healthcare Inv Inc OHI 31.45 6.1 11Ryman Hospitality Prop RHP 39.32 5.1 90National Retail Pptys NNN 32.44 5 1Dupont Fabros Tech Inc DFT 22.95 4.4 18Retail Opportunity Inv ROIC 14.44 4.2 36Lasalle Hotel Properties LHO 30.95 3.6 9Public Storage PSA 159.91 3.5 12Douglas Emmett Inc DEI 23.68 3.4 6Equity Lifestyle Pptys ELS 36.41 2.7 17Tanger Factory Outlet SKT 33.28 2.7 3Cubesmart CUBE 16.98 2.6 3

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1 Jazz Pharmac JAZZ IRELAND 98.24 99 98 93 +32 +38 +18 +32 44 52Narcolepsy treatment Xyrem is company's key growth driver.

2 SouFun Hldgs SFUN CHINA 57.19 99 99 98 +30 +64 +16 +45 99 51Its website provides info and listings for China's real-estate markets

3 Chicago Brdg & Iron CBI NETHER. 76.26 95 87 92 +34 +33 +29 +107 23 8Specialty builder targets energy, chemical, power, water industries.

4 New Orientl Edu EDU CHINA 26.38 98 95 88 +20 +29 .. +16 21 18Chinese school operator transitions to smaller classes, higher fees.

5 Michael Kors KORS HONG KONG 79.40 96 99 84 +43 +45 +34 +39 52 28Fashion house seeing strong demand in Europe and North America.

6 Ctrip.com CTRP CHINA 51.46 96 96 97 -18 +46 -31 +35 16 32Mobile fuels growth for China's No. 1 travel website.

7 WuXi Pharmatech WX CHINA 29.76 90 90 94 +16 +39 +8 +9 18 24China's largest contract research firm for drug, biotech industries.

8 BitAuto Hldgs BITA CHINA 24.63 99 99 99 +56 +129 +23 +40 15 15Firm services China's auto market, including virtual dealerships.

9 Yandex YNDX NETHER. 36.35 99 98 88 +33 +38 0 +35 26 38Owns about 60% of Russia's search-engine market share.

10 Noah Holdings NOAH CHINA 19.98 97 99 99 +95 +142 +87 +132 15 40Leading wealth-management firm serves rich clients in China.

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B Y D O N A L D H . G O L DINVESTOR'S BUSINESS DAILY

More than a few top-rated Tokyolistings may be setting up for anupside move. But you shouldknow about Japan’s twists andkinks before investing.

Japan looks like a turnaroundcountry. That market is pickingup after some dry years, thanks toexcitement over Prime MinisterShinzo Abe’s growth plan. GDPsurged an annualized 3.8% in itsfiscalQ2, which ended in Septem-ber. And Japan might be turningthe corner in its long strugglewith deflation.

You won’t be surprised that thisturnaround country has lots ofturnaround stocks. Some of thetraits in common are fast-grow-ing EPS in the past three quar-ters, preceded by a stretch ofdreadful results. Sales gains canbe improving much more slowlythan profits, but the best compa-nies show accelerating revenue.Margins often are low.

One way to play the Tokyo mar-ket is to buy the WisdomTreeJapan Hedged EquityDXJETF.

The fund buys a basket of Japa-nese stocks — which are priced inyen — and then hedges the yen.You end up with a dollar-pricedbasketof Japanese stocks. This re-moves a key risk, currency move-ment, out of the equation.

Still, if you buy this ETF, youwon’t be owning the sort ofgrowth stocks that most readersof this column prefer. Rather,

you’ll have a bunch of big-cap,low-risk, low-growth issues.

Industrialsmake up 26% of Wis-domTree Japan Hedged Equity,consumer cyclicals 22.4%, basicmaterials 10.6% and technologyjust 11.1%.

If you’d like to get more in-volved and pick your own stocks,consider some of these issues:

Online retailer Start Todaystands 22% above its 2310 yenbuy point from a second-stageflat base. It’s been rising steadilywith its 10-week moving average,which it has yet to test since itsSept. 2 breakout.

EPS in the past three quartersrose 55%, 38% and 86%. Salesrose 7%, 11% and 19% — slow butmoving in the right direction.

Mitsuba, a transportationequipment and information sys-tems conglomerate, is making abase with a deep 34% declinefrom intraday high to low. Thestock may be more attractive as arebound. The stock this pastweek scored a big bounce off its40-week long-term moving aver-age in higher weekly volume.

Earnings in the past three quar-ters through fiscal Q1, ending inJune, rose 28%, 205% and 207%.

Sales in those three reports fell3%, then rose 4% and 11%.

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60 84 56 D B 35.2 AecomTech r ACM 30.78 -0.11 +56 980 12ò50 60 32 C B- 37.1 AMCOLIn 2.5 ACO 32.05 -0.01 +88 168 16o

76 78 51 C B 39.5 AmWdmrk AMWD 33.03 -0.14 -47 49 31ò81 63 87 D B+ 34.2 ApogeE 1.1 APOG 33.58 +0.45 +9 240 43o

91 95 88 B A- NH Argann .0 AGX 23.11 +0.30 -1 70 10 ê26 33 29 C D- 58.5 ArmstrW .0 AWI 50.47 -0.05+152 1.8m 24o

52 90 38 B C 26.1 BrookfieldRes BRP 20.16 -0.40 +65 225 19o

31 25 68 E B+ 25.4 CRHPlc 3.3 CRH 24.61 -0.13 -39 127 33ò87 98 64 D D 62.4 CavcoInd CVCO 57.04 -0.62 +52 30 48ê9 35 26 E D 12.6 CemexSab .0 CX 10.35 +0.27 +52 20m ..o

95 89 92 A B- NH Chase 1.4 CCF 31.46 +0.96 -3 15 16 ê95 87 92 A B 76.7 ChcgoBrdg .3 CBI.76.26 +3.22 +91 1.9m 19o80 72 93 D A+20.3 Comfort 1.1 FIX 19.85 +0.23 +50 222 32o

95 78 98 D A- 13.9 DixieGroup DXYN 12.70 +0.13 +53 117 42ê31 78 10 B C+ 27.8 DRHorton .8 DHI 18.14 -0.41+177 20m 14ò96 96 89 B C+ 52.7 DrewInd .0 DW 51.83 +0.94 -27 88 26o

88 91 71 A B 79.7 EagleMt .5 EXP 76.22 +0.79 -36 429 33o

75 67 81 C B 78.2 Fluor .8 r FLR 77.92 +2.25 +28 1.8m 16o85 98 69 C D+44.0 Fortune 1.0 FBHS 40.83 -0.25 -17 1.1m 30o

16 17 34 .. B 22.1 GranayMntr GRAM 20.84 -0.31 -74 29 22k

16 16 32 .. D+25.1 HDSupply HDS 19.83 +0.13 -28 1.2m ..o78 65 74 C A- 21.7 Interfa .6 TILE 20.38 +0.31 +49 384 31o

72 62 76 C B 62.3 JacobsEngnr JEC 61.99 +0.79 -42 456 19ò31 22 67 D C+ 36.7 KBR .9 KBR 34.81 +0.42 -33 1.0m 22o

14 28 13 C D+22.6 LouisPacific LPX 15.85 +0.10 +8 3.6m 14o

42 99 19 B D- 34.9 LennarB .6 LENB 27.38 -0.81+191 103 16ê46 99 13 B C 44.4 LennarA .5 LEN 32.79 -1.45+128 12m 19o

41 64 42 C B 113 MMMatri 1.6 MLM 100.7 -0.24 +82 683 44o

81 85 53 B B- 22.9 Masco 1.5 MAS 20.35 -0.02 -5 4.2m 30o

67 82 45 B B- 35.3 MasTec MTZ.30.98 -0.08 -21 528 16o

46 78 28 C B+ 53.0 MeritgeHme MTH 41.92 -1.34 -19 483 15o

95 93 76 C B+ 141 MohawkInd MHK.134.3 +0.68 -18 719 23o

52 80 35 B C+ 1100 NVR r NVR 932.4 +0.60 +45 50 20ê26 74 17 E D- 45.6 OwensCorng OC 35.80 +0.14 +33 2.4m 23o

89 92 79 A B- 187 PPGIndu 1.3 PPG 181.6 +1.93 +54 1.1m 22o

64 7 92 B B- 34.2 PatrickInds r PATK 29.37 +0.17 -37 41 17ê93 88 92 A B 28.9 Primoris .5 PRIM 28.38 +1.14 +3 227 22o42 77 22 B B 24.5 PulteGrp 1.2 r PHM 16.85 -0.66 +91 18m 14o

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82 78 71 B A- 39.2 RPMIntl 2.5 RPM 38.56 +0.71 -45 305 19o

39 78 24 B D+50.4 RylandG .3 RYL 36.67 -1.89+110 3.1m 13o

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79 74 68 C B+ 37.1 Sampson 1.4 SSD 35.62 +0.90 -27 138 43o

97 95 90 B B 53.3 SmithAO .9 AOS 52.69 +0.85 -27 594 26o

82 81 73 B B 105 SnapOn 1.4 SNA 105.0 +1.12 -47 142 18o45 77 39 B D- 92.8 StnlyBlk 2.5 SWK 80.88 -0.17 +12 1.7m 16o

71 78 61 D C- 16.4 StkBuildSup STCK 16.19 +0.14 -28 96 99ê46 95 15 A D- 27.7 TaylorMorris TMHC 20.71 -0.12 -49 268 13ò14 14 37 D D- 75.3 TexasIndust TXI 57.86 +1.68 -21 176 ..o85 69 84 B B+ NH ThermonGrp THR 26.64 +0.43 +66 242 28ê88 94 69 A D- 59.9 ThorInd 1.8 THO 52.40 +0.91 +57 688 18ò19 26 24 C C 39.3 TollBros TOL 31.94 -0.74+207 11m 63ò76 74 80 B B- 59.5 Toro 1.0 TTC 58.18 +0.93 +1 168 22ò88 65 94 B B+ 73.0 Trex r TREX 68.51 +0.03 +10 249 28o

51 52 84 D C+ 24.4 TutorPerini TPC 21.81 +0.43 -23 176 12o

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47 57 71 C D- 55.8 URS 1.6 URS 51.10 +0.35 -15 673 12o

53 78 39 E C+ 31.0 USG USG 27.22 +0.06 -2 1.6m ..o

63 85 43 B B+ 74.3 Valspar 1.3 r VAL 69.15 +0.79 +2 597 20ò52 78 59 E B- 60.1 VulcanM .1 VMC 56.60 +1.25 +3 669 99o

65 78 49 A B+ 20.0 WCICommun WCIC 16.78 +0.24 -48 40 5k

66 87 64 B E 98.1 Watsco 1.7 WSO 94.07 +0.20 +9 239 26o

74 60 79 D B NH WttsWtr .9 r WTS 58.57 +1.15 +25 165 26o

98 97 92 C A 31.1 Winnebago WGO 28.68 +0.60 -3 307 25o

24. BANKS +3.1%DailyChange +25.23%

SinceJan. 1

7IPO within last 15 years and EPS & RS 80 or higher

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88 99 80 D B 22.97CapitlBkFinl r CBF 22.37 +0.28 -65 66 28o

82 81 85 C C- 26.07FstIntr 2.2 FIBK 25.07 +0.83 +2 103 13 ê95 91 96 A B+ NH 7HmBanc .8 HOMB 35.49 +1.60 -20 145 28x

90 87 84 B D+NH 7Indepnd .6 IBTX 40.02 +1.50 +34 29 22ê97 95 86 A B+ NH 7Signature SBNY 105.5 +4.04 +35 304 23o

39 52 38 B D+18.1 AccessN 3.0 ANCX 14.51 +0.56 +8 28 9ê77 78 81 D C 19.8 Ameris ABCB 18.81 +0.27 +59 165 21ê40 44 45 B C+ 27.8 ArrwFl 3.8 r AROW 26.28 +0.53 +9 29 15 ê46 42 61 C D- 17.6 AssocBa 2.1 r ASBC 16.95 +0.71 -29 845 15o

87 65 71 A B+ 16.0 BBCNBnc 2.0 BBCN 15.24 +0.48 +14 468 13ê70 48 86 C C 14.4 BNCBanc 1.5 BNCN 13.62 +0.68+144 80 19ê32 10 74 B D- 12.9 Bilbao 3.8 BBVA 11.28 -0.02 +1 2.1m 18o

14 39 16 C C+ 19.2 Bradesco .2 BBD 13.42 -0.34 +6 7.8m 9o

65 87 28 B B 100 BancoCh 3.9 BCH 87.68 -1.67 -25 15 10õ79 91 55 B B 27.3 BancLat 4.6 BLX 25.99 +0.13 +31 147 11o

6 28 12 .. C 30.7 Santand 3.5 BSAC 23.06 -0.57 -10 333 15k

16 49 9 B D+70.6 Bancolo 3.0 CIB 52.87 -0.54+137 528 12k

73 45 90 D A- NH Bancorp .9 BXS 23.29 +1.15 +45 1.0m 24o

63 71 51 A B 61.5 BnkNova 3.9 BNS 61.33 +0.44 +54 582 12ò54 89 67 D D+15.0 BankofA .3 r BAC 14.32 +0.52 +84157m 17o

71 40 71 B A- NH BnkHawa 3.0 BOH 59.17 +1.81 -9 220 17o

57 45 95 E B 14.8 BnkIreland IRE 14.16 +0.16 -35 412 ..ò62 76 61 B B- 70.9 BkMntre 4.0 r BMO 69.49 +0.26 -18 270 11o

52 56 69 B B- NH BkNYMel 1.8 r BK 33.15 +1.14 +32 6.3m 12o

93 82 82 A B+ NH BnkOzar 1.6 OZRK 51.35 +2.11 +23 179 22o

57 33 72 B D+NH Banner 1.5 BANR 39.50 +1.78 +16 116 16o

7 12 20 D D 20.6 Barclays 2.4 BCS 16.46 +0.36 +32 3.1m 43ò43 55 45 B D+36.6 BB&T 2.7 BBT 33.63 +0.75 +89 6.7m 11o

43 47 39 B D+69.4 BOKFncl 2.5 BOKF 63.92 +1.73 -27 54 13ê59 49 72 C B- 12.0 BostonP 2.4 r BPFH 11.79 +0.58 +25 443 19ê76 58 66 A C+ NH BridgeCptl BBNK 17.93 +0.18 -21 21 20ê78 72 71 A B 31.8 BrynMwr 2.5 BMTC 28.42 +0.42 +11 37 16ê35 78 49 E D- 51.5 CITGroup .8 r CIT 47.75 +0.54 +3 1.3m 12o

93 78 84 B B+ 19.3 CUBancorp CUNB 19.00 +0.49 -28 19 21ê46 49 55 B C- 42.5 CamdenN 2.7 r CAC 39.78 +0.99 +52 32 13ê66 68 53 B A- 86.0 CandianI 4.3 CM 85.07 +0.31 -42 108 9ò70 82 51 B D 18.4 CardnlF 1.4 CFNL 17.59 +0.78 -35 142 13o

74 45 78 C B+ 25.9 CathyGen .2 CATY 25.54 +1.26 +18 308 19ê83 91 73 B C- NH CtrBanc 1.9 CNBC 15.61 +0.36+228 70 13 ê56 34 61 B B 19.2 Centrst 1.7 CPF 18.60 +0.12+237 375 14o

83 75 68 B B 31.5 ChemFncl 3.0 CHFC 29.83 +0.56 +49 164 14o

59 88 55 C D- 53.6 Citi .1 r C 49.94 +1.59 +50 35m 11o

87 82 72 A D+47.1 CityHldg 3.2 CHCO 46.84 +1.78 +21 34 14ê81 63 82 B B- NH CityNatl 1.3 CYN 76.07 +3.38 +13 344 19o

96 96 80 B B+ NH Columbia 1.6 COLB 26.72 +0.84 +4 261 18 ê79 83 77 C B NH Comerica 1.5 r CMA 45.20 +1.82 -4 1.7m 15o

74 58 65 A C+ 47.5 ComercB 1.9 CBSH 47.20 +1.65 -14 342 16ê76 58 78 B B+ NH CmtyBkSy 3.0 CBU 37.24 +1.39 -7 113 17 ê79 75 76 B B- NH CmtyTrst 2.9 CTBI 43.64 +1.41 -28 27 14ê47 75 19 B B 22.8 Corpban 2.6 BCA 16.88 -0.25 -65 16 12k

29 35 24 B B- 167 Credico 2.0 BAP 129.8 -5.28 +88 594 16o

71 53 61 B B+ 76.4 CullenF 2.8 CFR 72.48 +2.28 -26 300 19o77 93 57 B C- 18.0 CustomrsBnc CUBI 16.75 +0.29 +33 93 13ê88 78 82 C A NH CVBFncl 2.7 CVBF 14.89 +0.47 +30 678 16o

7 3 38 E D+53.1 Deutsch 2.1 DB 46.58 +0.29 -26 668 ..o90 92 84 A C 29.9 Eagle .0 EGBN 28.55 +1.05 -20 60 16o

91 87 85 B B 34.7 EastWst 1.8 EWBC 34.16 +1.24 -22 801 16o

86 93 79 C C 19.0 Entrprise 1.1 EFSC 18.76 +1.07 +71 114 10ê41 48 34 B D+17.3 Everbank .8 EVER 15.42 +0.32 -44 266 12o

51 80 64 D E 27.0 FarmersCptl FFKT 20.69 +0.89 -51 10 14ê85 80 87 B C+ NH Fidelty .3 LION 16.28 +0.57 -20 56 11ê80 80 67 A B NH FifthTh 2.4 FITB 20.01 +0.93 +93 15m 11o

67 50 73 B B 25.7 FnclInst 3.2 FISI 23.82 +0.48 +13 35 13ê51 71 66 E D 16.5 FstBanc 2.1 FBNC 15.25 +0.68 -31 19 ..ê43 25 54 C A- 15.6 FstConn .8 FBNK 15.57 +0.42 -2 39 57 ê96 87 86 A A- NH FirstF 1.2 SCBT 62.48 +1.40 +9 84 20o85 61 85 A C+ 64.0 FstFncl 1.7 FFIN 62.45 +1.87 +20 114 26o

34 50 44 D D- 12.8 FstHori 1.8 r FHN 11.30 +0.39 -3 3.2m 16o

84 78 80 D C+ NH FrstMdw .9 FMBI 17.33 +0.81 +15 386 17ê93 90 67 A B+ NH FirstNBCBnk NBCB 28.60 +2.32+265 211 16 ê63 45 75 C B+ 11.3 FrstNia 2.9 FNFG 11.10 +0.19 -31 2.5m 15o

94 91 83 A A- 51.9 FrstRpb .9 FRC 50.99 +1.07 +36 1.1m 19o

62 31 82 B D+23.5 Frstmer 2.9 FMER 22.44 +0.57 -12 1.0m 18o

90 81 87 C B NH FrstSrce 2.1 SRCE 32.24 +1.02 +44 59 14ê74 67 74 C A- 20.4 Flushing 2.6 r FFIC 20.27 +0.69 +35 91 17o

62 46 68 C B NH FrstFncl 2.7 THFF 35.48 +1.29+113 51 15 ê75 86 75 C D- 20.2 FrstMer 1.0 FRME 19.35 +0.74 +58 154 13ê55 59 53 C B 13.1 FultonF 2.6 r FULT 12.38 +0.46 +9 1.0m 15o

86 74 72 B A 28.9 GermAm 2.1 GABC 27.98 +0.69 -14 21 14ê

93 74 93 C A NH Glacier 2.1 GBCI 28.68 +1.02 +11 386 23o

54 62 58 A B- 170 GoldmanS 1.3 GS 163.2 +3.53 +10 3.8m 9o

31 57 11 A D+18.0 GrpFinS 1.4 BSMX 13.64 -0.19 +66 2.2m 14o

43 46 42 B B- 58.7 HSBCHldg 4.3 HBC 55.94 +0.67 +24 1.3m 13o

45 47 51 C C NH HncHld 2.8 HBHC 33.99 +1.28 -43 306 15ê58 21 70 B B NH HanmiFn 1.5 HAFC 18.40 +0.63+110 469 13o

57 88 21 A B 43.8 HDFCBnk .8 HDB 33.31 -0.52 -4 1.0m 20o

39 42 44 B D- 31.0 Hrtland 1.5 HTLF 27.03 +0.85 +19 40 12ê71 66 62 C B- 17.0 HrtgFcl 1.9 HFWA 16.47 +0.21+136 95 21ê85 78 71 C B- 18.7 Hilltop HTH 17.45 +0.11 -57 178 25ò62 78 52 D C 17.0 HomtrstBnc r HTBI 16.25 +0.15 -50 32 26ê68 66 46 A B 25.5 Horizon 2.0 HBNC 21.81 +0.74 -14 23 9ê78 76 74 B B+ 9.1 Huntgt 2.2 r HBAN 9.02 +0.31 +36 14m 12o

68 62 71 C B NH Iberiab 2.2 IBKC 60.93 +1.40 +51 222 17o

37 71 19 C B 48.4 ICICIBa 1.9 IBN 34.47 -0.28 -11 2.3m 11o

68 85 55 B D+39.7 Indpndn 2.4 INDB 36.05 +1.11 -29 59 15o

79 81 70 C B+ 25.9 IntlBanc 1.9 r IBOC 24.71 +1.47 +17 214 15o

34 48 32 C B 17.3 ItauUni .6 ITUB 13.89 -0.36 +8 12m 10o

64 86 55 B B- 56.9 JPMorga 2.8 r JPM 53.96 +2.31 +48 31m 8o

36 24 58 B D- 41.3 KBFncl 1.1 KB 37.02 +0.17 -1 130 14ò71 73 80 C B- NH Keycorp 1.7 r KEY 13.02 +0.56 +2 11m 13o

83 68 85 B B- NH Lakeland 2.1 LKFN 36.48 +0.96 -42 38 16ê71 74 66 C C 12.2 Lakeland 2.5 LBAI 11.80 +0.54 -38 47 14ê67 76 45 A B- 119 M&TBank 2.5 MTB 113.9 +2.73 +14 1.0m 12o

80 80 70 C B 17.1 Mainsrc 2.0 MSFG 15.91 ... +35 46 12 ê69 40 82 C B NH MBFncl 1.6 MBFI 30.68 +1.21 +19 275 17o

81 65 84 C B 22.5 Merctil 2.2 MBWM 22.04 +0.19 -18 14 12ê64 37 89 C C 14.6 Metroco .6 MCBI 14.26 +0.22 -68 28 22ê73 59 70 B B+ 13.4 MonrchF 2.4 MNRK 11.79 -0.14 -80 3 9ê83 77 83 C B+ 30.0 MorganSt .7 MS 29.44 +0.72 +21 17m 17o

33 44 47 E D 21.8 NtlBHld 1.0 NBHC 20.47 +0.26 -53 72 93ê67 82 51 C B- 11.4 NatPen 3.7 NPBC 10.70 +0.40 +1 803 15 ê74 50 70 B B+ NH NBT 3.4 NBTB 24.99 +0.94 +15 133 15o

42 41 53 B C+ 62.0 NrthnTr 2.1 r NTRS 58.40 +2.17 -12 1.2m 19o

68 65 62 B C+ 27.7 Nrthrim 2.6 NRIM 25.70 +0.33+132 33 13ê26 21 35 C C- 19.3 OFGBan 1.5 OFG 15.69 +0.82 -23 298 99o

61 31 67 C B- NH OldNtlB 2.6 r ONB 15.29 +0.58 +13 608 20ê80 78 84 E A- 18.0 Orrstown ORRF 16.95 -0.03 -42 14 16ê93 95 77 B B- 14.2 Pacific 2.9 r PCBK 13.95 +0.36 -39 16 17ê68 40 73 B C+ NH PacfcPrem PPBI 14.15 +0.43 -47 29 15ê80 32 88 B A- NH Pacwest 2.5 PACW 39.74 +1.43 -39 387 22o

71 79 64 C C 81.5 ParkNatl 4.6 PRK 81.00 +1.75 +64 42 16ê84 67 88 B B- NH Pinnacle 1.0 PNFP 32.27 +1.25 -3 113 20o

72 90 59 B C+ 77.9 PNCFncl 2.3 PNC 75.52 +2.62 +74 3.4m 11o

49 71 32 C C 34.3 Popular .0 BPOP 27.78 +0.70 +7 1.5m 10o

77 77 74 .. B 20.7 PreferdLA PFBC 19.30 +0.38 -11 21 14ê85 74 84 C B NH Privteb .2 PVTB 25.54 +1.01 +71 825 18o

92 80 83 A B+ 65.5 Prosper 1.5 PB 63.83 +1.72 -1 325 18 ê82 90 74 C B- NH Provide 3.1 r PFS 19.10 +0.57 -37 126 14ê36 20 67 C C 10.5 Regions 1.2 r RF 9.78 +0.52+116 37m 11o

83 74 87 C B- 29.9 RenaSant 2.3 RNST 29.69 +0.93 -36 54 23o

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CBOE Market Volatility Index (over 50 is bullish)03/15/13 10.6 12/28/12 23.4 03/15/13 10.6 11/20/08 88.2 13.8.................................................................................................Ratio of price premiums in Puts versus Calls10/18/13 0.50 11/15/12 1.59 01/18/11 0.47 11/24/08 2.55 1.02.................................................................................................Mutual Fund Share Purchases/Redemptions (X-Money Market Funds)06/03/13 0.91 01/01/13 1.38 11/10/08 0.82 05/01/09 1.46 1.06.................................................................................................New Issues in Last Year as % of All Stocks on NYSE11/07/13 0.0% 11/07/13 0.0% 11/07/13 0.0% 06/10/11 7.1% 0.0%.................................................................................................Price-to-Book Value of Dow Jones Industrial Average11/15/12 3.37 11/07/13 4.05 02/23/09 1.27 02/19/10 4.13 4.05.................................................................................................Price to Earnings Ratio of Dow Jones Industrial Average11/15/12 14.0 05/28/13 17.1 10/03/11 11.9 08/27/09 53.8 16.0.................................................................................................Current % Dividend Yield of Dow Jones Industrial Average11/06/13 2.10 11/15/12 2.68 11/06/13 2.10 03/09/09 4.45 2.12

Market Indexes list sorted by % gain in last3 months. (: on left, top 4 indexes since Jan. 1on right, top4 indexes yesterday.) ................................................................................................

Since 3 Month Yesterday’sJan 1 % Chg Index Value % Chg

+44.2% : +12.5% U.S. Defense Index 1313.83 + 1.4%+34.8% : + 9.4% IBD New America Index 354.30 + 2.4% :+39.0% : + 8.3% New Issues Index 729.19 + 2.4% :+32.2% + 8.3% Dow Jones Trans 7017.34 + 1.1%+32.8% + 6.9% S&P 600 632.84 + 1.8%+36.5% : + 6.5% Insurance Index 592.61 + 2.2% :+31.4% + 5.4% Value Line Index 4158.60 + 1.4%+29.5% + 4.9% Russell 2000 1099.97 + 1.9% :+26.0% + 3.9% S&P Midcap 400 1285.86 + 1.4%+20.1% + 3.3% Senior Growth Index 698.93 + 1.3%+20.3% + 2.8% N.Y.S.E. Finance 6154.95 + 1.5%+26.0% + 2.1% Consumer Index 1471.98 + 1.3%+31.1% + 1.9% Medical/Healthcare 6638.87 + 1.2%+21.6% + 1.2% Defensive Index 1725.07 + 0.2%+10.9% – 0.1% Dow Jones Utility 502.46 – 0.2%–43.3% – 1.0% Gold Index 54.13 + 1.1%

Psychological Market Indicators12 MONTH HISTORY 5 YEAR HISTORY

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52-wk Dividend Stock Close Vol% Vol PHigh Stock % Yield Symbol Price Chg Chg 1000 E6 6 6 6 6

IBD Composite RatingEarnings Per Share Growth RatingRelative Price Strength RatingSales+Profit Margins+ROEAccumulation/Distribution (3 mos)

52-wk Dividend Stock Close Vol% Vol PHigh Stock % Yield Symbol Price Chg Chg 1000 E6 6 6 6 6

32 55 35 B E 28.2 Republ 3.0 RBCAA 23.25 +0.10 +79 66 16o

70 78 46 B B+ NH Rockvil 2.9 r RCKB 13.74 +0.37 -30 81 20ê57 73 55 A C- 68.0 RoyalCa 3.8 RY 67.17 +0.42 -26 308 12ò13 22 48 E D- 12.4 RoyalScotlnd RBS 10.35 +0.10 -19 848 19o

98 93 89 A A 100 SVBFncl SIVB 99.2 +4.40 +16 319 21o80 64 80 B B+ 31.0 SYBanc 2.6 SYBT 30.57 +1.09 -22 20 15ê61 66 79 C D- 25.8 S&TBanc 2.6 STBA 24.82 +0.83 +36 71 15o

84 92 74 B B- 26.8 SandySp 2.5 r SASR 25.40 +0.69 +63 97 14x

60 44 73 B B- 45.6 Shinhan 1.1 SHG 42.11 +0.34 +24 55 10k

79 76 85 D B- 19.9 Sierra 1.6 r BSRR 17.79 -0.04 +30 27 21ê82 55 87 C A+NH SimonsF 2.4 SFNC 34.53 +0.99 -27 31 21ê56 52 75 C E 28.9 Southsi 3.0 SBSI 26.88 +0.94 +32 68 14ê89 99 92 C B 25.3 Stellar 1.7 r STEL 24.16 +0.90 -49 26 21o

49 57 66 D D+36.3 Suntrust 1.1 r STI 35.72 +1.42 +48 5.6m 13o59 93 40 C D- 14.4 Susqueh 2.6 SUSQ 12.11 +0.35 +75 2.5m 12o

60 69 67 D C 16.7 TCFFncl 1.3 TCB 15.81 +0.50 -23 814 21o

64 24 83 B B NH TaylorCaptl TAYC 23.62 +0.83 +49 63 12o84 59 71 A B- 55.5 TexasCap TCBI 52.98 +1.53 +72 554 18o

66 53 67 A C- 52.0 Tompkins 3.2 TMP 49.24 +1.49+253 107 15 ê61 54 57 B B 92.7 Toronto 3.5 TD 92.19 +0.62 +62 594 12ò94 97 97 C A+25.1 TowerFn 1.3 r TOFC 24.59 +0.70 -83 4 15ê62 72 31 A C+ 17.3 Townbk 2.7 TOWN 14.63 +0.23 -42 25 12ê89 79 89 C B+ NH TricoBa 1.7 TCBK 26.25 +0.77 -22 40 15ê35 63 22 C C 14.5 TriStateCap TSC 12.18 +0.17 -49 33 32ê70 59 61 B B- 28.0 Trstmark 3.3 TRMK 27.86 +1.05 +20 361 15o

30 73 37 E D- 21.6 UBS .9 UBS 18.28 +0.22 +73 4.1m 99o

90 81 78 B A- NH UMBFcl 1.4 r UMBF 62.53 +2.00 -58 134 21o87 87 79 C B+ 17.5 Umpqua 3.5 UMPQ 17.32 +0.74 -35 1.1m 18o

76 74 85 C C- 26.3 UnionFr 2.2 r UBSH 24.91 +0.92 -36 77 16ê71 62 67 C B NH UntdBnk 4.0 UBSI 30.79 +1.21 +49 234 17o83 76 88 D B+ 16.2 UntdCmty UCBI 15.90 +0.23+329 1.5m 3o

62 46 62 B B 21.0 UivstPA 3.9 r UVSP 20.28 +0.70 -11 47 15ê68 71 55 B B 38.3 USBanco 2.4 USB 38.08 +0.61 +35 10m 12o

82 79 85 C B- NH VirgnaComm VCBI 16.74 +0.71 -27 35 22ê78 45 79 B A- 17.7 Washgt 3.4 r WBCO 17.19 +0.18 +55 114 15ê70 63 72 B B- 35.6 WashTr 3.1 WASH 33.84 +0.89 -22 23 14ê79 82 74 B B- 28.9 Webster 2.1 WBS 28.70 +1.21 -22 603 14o67 90 59 B C 44.8 WellsFa 2.8 WFC 42.71 +1.00 +27 23m 11o72 77 71 B D- 31.9 Wesbanc 2.7 WSBC 29.68 +0.97 +36 70 13ê61 29 72 B B+ NH Wstam 2.8 r WABC 54.06 +1.97 -5 123 20o

94 72 94 A B NH WstrnAllianc WAL 22.12 +1.28 -3 407 20o68 64 59 A B 35.1 Westpac 5.2 WBK 32.53 +0.44 +28 108 15k

88 88 70 C A- NH Wintrust .4 WTFC 44.77 +1.51 -7 325 16o

34 27 54 B C 38.1 WooriFnc 1.5 WF 33.93 -0.57 -53 6 10k

80 78 89 E A- 17.9 Yadkin .0 YDKN 17.13 +0.63 -54 16 ..ê69 74 69 D C- 31.4 ZionsBa .5 ZION 29.64 +1.40 +6 2.3m 13o

25. S&Ls +2.0%DailyChange +20.04%

SinceJan. 1

7IPO within last 15 years and EPS & RS 80 or higher

96 94 95 A B 71.47BOFIHldgs BOFI 68.03 +2.99 -28 161 22o

63 42 80 D A 13.8 Astoria 1.2 AF 13.40 +0.32 +9 628 22o

49 38 48 C B+ 15.9 BancOfC 3.6 r BANC 13.50 -0.21 +94 161 ..ê60 57 69 B C- 33.3 Bankuni 2.7 BKU 31.55 +0.83 +32 875 14o

48 67 44 B E 30.7 BrkshrH 2.8 r BHLB 26.00 +0.68 -2 69 13 ê33 58 40 D E 13.2 CptlFed 2.4 CFFN 12.40 +0.19+535 4.3m 25o

43 50 55 C D 17.9 DimeCty 3.4 DCOM 16.60 +0.45 -28 86 12ê55 77 38 C B 11.6 ESSABp 1.8 r ESSA 11.00 +0.05 -24 12 14ê54 80 53 C D- 28.5 FrstDef 1.6 r FDEF 24.78 -0.26 -20 20 11ê42 66 37 C C 16.6 FrstFncl 3.8 FFBC 15.88 +0.60 -11 196 14o

68 78 74 E B- 11.3 FtFnNw 1.5 r FFNW 10.96 +0.10 -34 51 22o

59 85 43 D B- 18.2 FoxChase 1.8 FXCB 17.44 +0.15 -17 18 34x

60 52 62 B B- 19.9 HeritgF .9 HBOS 17.45 +0.22 -80 4 16ê21 15 42 D B- 9.8 HudsonC 1.7 HCBK 9.18 +0.27 +65 7.5m 23o

89 95 77 B B- 24.8 InvstrB .8 ISBC 24.00 +0.68 +48 264 23ê72 52 88 C B+ 39.8 MetaFncl 1.4 CASH 37.10 +0.18 -33 16 12ê57 45 68 C B 16.3 NYCtyBc 6.1 NYCB 16.30 +0.26 +8 2.7m 14o

63 72 58 D B- 13.1 Nrthfld 1.9 NFBK 12.73 +0.11 +55 266 39o

56 42 73 C B 18.9 Oceanfi 2.6 r OCFC 18.13 +0.39 -35 24 16ê22 58 19 D E 26.6 OmniAmer OABC 21.95 +0.26 -19 34 39ê81 93 46 B A- 16.9 Oritani 4.3 ORIT 16.32 +0.24 -35 86 17ê50 64 53 C D 15.7 PplsUni 4.4 r PBCT 14.61 +0.27 +35 3.9m 18o

24 61 12 B E 19.7 Provdnt 2.7 r PROV 14.59 -0.02+127 144 8ê74 30 82 B A+NH Sterling 1.9 STL 12.42 +0.38 +56 549 19ê49 8 84 C B 30.7 Sterlng 2.6 STSA 30.53 +1.21 -68 223 20ê67 78 69 E B- 12.5 TFSFncl TFSL 12.21 +0.26 -42 195 67o

56 76 36 C B 24.4 Territrl 2.3 r TBNK 22.96 +0.51 -61 15 15ê41 39 46 C D 17.0 UnitedF 2.7 r UBNK 16.25 +0.27 +66 54 50ê59 55 50 C B+ 22.5 Viewpoi 2.2 VPFG 22.11 +0.95 -11 159 24o

85 92 75 C B 23.5 WashgtF 1.7 r WAFD 22.86 +0.69-19423 15o

26. CHIPS +1.2%DailyChange +12.90%

SinceJan. 1

7IPO within last 15 years and EPS & RS 80 or higher

96 93 96 A C- 22.77Ambarella AMBA 20.54 +0.84 -38 741 21ò98 89 90 A A- 30.77Spreadt 1.2 SPRD 30.49 -0.04 +58 691 11ó

45 41 64 B D- 101 ASML .7 ASML 87.37 +0.07 +1 993 29o

57 43 85 C C+ 30.2 ATMI ATMI 29.49 +0.54 -6 146 25o

26 47 52 E E 4.7 AdvaMcrDv AMD 3.27 -0.01 -64 11m ..o92 91 91 B B 26.6 AdvEngy AEIS 24.46 +0.12 -8 406 18o

28 30 28 B B- 39.2 Altera 1.8 r ALTR 33.39 +0.26 -5 3.0m 23o

53 56 50 B B+ 50.1 AnalogD 2.7 ADI 49.80 +0.66 -33 1.2m 23ò46 28 82 D B- 18.2 ApMat 2.3 AMAT 17.75 +0.39 -7 12m 38ò71 78 83 E C- 15.1 AMCCrs AMCC 11.36 +0.29 -14 872 ..o84 97 58 A D 52.4 ArmHld .4 ARMH 45.82 +0.10 +77 3.3m 50o

26 46 23 B C 16.9 Audience ADNC 10.25 +0.15 -36 81 16o

82 71 80 A B 47.2 AvgoTc 2.1 r AVGO 44.35 +0.69 +45 3.6m 16ò32 67 14 A D 37.9 Broadco 1.7 BRCM 26.50 +0.19 +13 11m 9o

78 88 79 C C 44.6 CabotMi .0 CCMP 43.06 +0.28+117 325 19o

74 97 54 B D 42.4 Cavium CAVM 37.79 -0.28 -49 347 41o

20 37 24 C B- 21.1 CEVA CEVA 15.26 +0.12 -53 101 28o

44 62 75 C D- 20.7 Chipmos .9 r IMOS 16.20 +0.34 -6 168 10ò57 93 22 A C 32.7 Cirrus r CRUS 22.25 -0.02 -48 1.6m 6o

57 90 55 B D- 76.0 Cree CREE 56.48 +0.80 +5 2.8m 39o

13 40 9 C C+ 13.2 Cypress 4.7 CY 9.28 +0.17 -29 2.4m 25o

71 80 67 C B- 28.5 Diodes DIOD 23.65 +0.15 -3 211 28ó41 41 62 C C- 10.7 Entegris ENTG 10.41 +0.19 -47 419 20o

59 77 53 C D 13.9 Exar r EXAR 11.99 +0.38 +8 168 30o

34 72 57 .. E 17.8 Freescale FSL 14.86 +0.12 -42 792 99o

74 52 99 B B- 11.5 HimaxTe 2.7 HIMX 8.75 +0.25 -24 8.8m 21o

55 62 42 A B- 67.0 Hittite HITT 61.65 +0.09 -17 118 26o

47 7 87 C A- 14.9 Inphi IPHI 13.71 +0.38 -64 67 99o

46 28 64 B B- 12.0 IntegSilicn ISSI 11.11 +0.15 -22 83 13o

53 52 51 B A- 26.0 Intel 3.7 INTC 24.09 +0.03 -4 31m 12o

57 74 74 D B- 11.7 Intersil 4.5 ISIL 10.74 +0.13 -19 899 23o

43 69 63 E D+26.7 IntlRectfier IRF 23.87 -0.03 -10 485 ..o81 94 69 A D- 21.8 Invensense INVN.15.95 -0.04 -18 2.5m 23o

62 41 72 C A- 67.1 KLATenc 2.8 KLAC 64.80 +0.94 -42 810 20o

81 68 74 B A- 55.5 LamResrch r LRCX 52.85 +0.76 -9 1.8m 21o

45 46 53 A C 42.8 LinearT 2.5 LLTC 40.97 +0.34 -43 1.1m 20o

67 54 64 B B 8.5 LSI 1.5 LSI 8.25 +0.12 -37 3.3m 12o

43 33 54 A C- 18.3 MACOM MTSI 15.72 +0.18 -51 20 16ê63 75 75 A D 23.9 Magnachip r MX 19.30 -0.06 +17 430 6o

48 36 83 C D+13.5 Marvell 1.8 r MRVL 13.35 +0.34 -12 6.2m 16ò25 58 26 B D 33.7 MaximI 3.6 r MXIM 28.87 +0.38 -2 3.1m 16o

84 87 68 A C 44.1 Microch 3.3 MCHP 42.89 +0.73 -15 1.5m 20o

94 78 97 B B+ 18.9 MicronTech MU 18.11 +0.39 -31 33m 18o

38 56 47 B D- 26.7 Microsemi MSCC 23.37 -0.80+428 2.6m 11o

68 54 84 B D- 32.9 Monolit .0 r MPWR 31.90 +0.69 -32 254 33o

43 45 66 B E 16.1 Nvidia 1.9 NVDA 15.56 +1.02+181 18m 15o

88 69 87 A B+ 42.8 NXPSemi NXPI 41.59 +0.87 -37 1.8m 14o

55 97 21 B C- 20.5 Omnivision OVTI 14.35 -0.06 -30 1.0m 8ò90 91 84 A B- 60.3 PowrInt .6 POWI 56.25 +1.34 -28 129 24o

79 92 42 A C- 70.4 Qualco 2.1 r QCOM 67.45 +0.36 +40 15m 14o

95 72 94 A A- NH RDAMicro .5 RDA 17.53 +0.29 +95 835 13ò17 9 77 E D+13.8 RubiconTech RBCN 9.01 -0.03 -34 363 ..o86 85 84 B B 70.9 SanDisk 1.3 r SNDK 68.05 +1.15 +16 4.9m 14o

72 95 47 A C- 37.5 Semtech SMTC 31.10 +0.67 -37 348 15ò21 34 28 B D 47.4 SiliconLab SLAB 39.91 +0.59 -50 143 18o

82 94 52 A B- 26.5 Skywks r SWKS 25.35 +0.10 -29 2.0m 11o

60 80 69 C D+27.4 Supertex .0 SUPX 25.32 -0.02 +59 60 26o

66 81 42 A B 20.3 TaiwSem 2.2 TSM 18.01 -0.12 -9 8.5m 15o

29 20 45 C B- 18.7 Teradyne TER 17.26 +0.32 -51 1.2m 16o

54 52 69 C B- 42.4 TexsInst 2.9 r TXN 41.98 +0.33 -12 5.6m 26o

62 70 59 B D- 48.1 Xilinx 2.2 XLNX 44.63 +0.14 -13 2.7m 23o

27. MISC +2.3%DailyChange +23.67%

SinceJan. 1

7IPO within last 15 years and EPS & RS 80 or higher

93 95 86 A C- 64.47PackagCp 2.6 PKG 60.54 +1.76 +14 1.1m 21o

73 63 73 A B- NH 3M 2.0 r MMM 128.0 +1.58 -9 2.2m 19o39 18 80 D D 37.4 AlbnyInt 1.7 AIN 35.36 +1.10 -24 85 29ê61 69 68 B C+ 64.8 Aptargr 1.6 r ATR 64.25 +0.84 -48 102 24o

61 74 55 C B 50.4 Ball 1.1 BLL 49.50 +0.14 -5 880 16o

32 63 39 D D+42.3 Bemis 2.7 BMS 39.07 +0.32 -30 522 17o

60 68 57 B C+ 178900 BerkHthwyA BRKA173201 + 2111 +67 0.5 20ê33 75 43 .. B- 26.5 BerryPlstcs BERY 19.77 +0.05 -28 749 21ò60 69 57 B C+ 119 BerkHthwyB BRKB 115.9 +2.05 +22 4.4m 20ê52 55 59 C C 74.9 Carlisl 1.2 CSL 73.04 +0.71 +7 339 19 ê76 72 69 B A- 64.7 Crane 1.9 CR 63.29 +1.07 -63 117 15o35 86 41 .. D+45.4 CrownHldg CCK 43.20 +0.04 -11 1.4m 13o

37 18 69 D B- 89.1 Domtar 2.6 UFS 85.60 +1.98 -57 189 21o

60 52 71 B B- 62.7 DuPont 2.9 r DD 62.00 +1.15 +22 5.0m 18o75 60 69 A B 72.5 EatonC 2.4 ETN 70.60 +1.68 -18 2.3m 18o54 56 67 B D+67.6 Emerson 2.6 EMR 66.97 +0.92 -10 2.7m 18o

58 43 71 D B- 13.3 FibriaCelu FBR 12.68 +0.22 +67 1.7m ..k54 44 71 C B+ 27.2 General 2.8 r GE 27.05 +0.45 -3 38m 18o

80 75 76 C B 29.3 Glatfel 1.5 GLT 26.55 +0.56 -22 152 19o

30 46 48 D C+ 58.3 Greifin 3.2 GEF 53.23 +0.66 -33 96 20o

28 11 67 D B 29.0 Harsco 3.0 HSC 27.12 +0.19 -35 405 30o

56 55 71 B D+87.9 Honywell 2.1 HON 87.44 +1.98 +4 2.7m 21o

92 73 97 B A 127 IcahnE 4.2 IEP 120.3 +9.98+196 416 16o57 91 37 B E 50.3 IntlPap 3.2 r IP 43.96 +0.86 -11 3.5m 14o

81 44 91 A B+ 41.6 ITTCorp 1.0 r ITT 40.42 +1.22 -19 624 21o

69 78 71 D B+ 35.9 Koninkl 2.3 PHG 35.05 +0.24 +19 753 22o

97 96 96 B C+ 53.1 KapStone .0 KS 51.90 +3.65 +14 392 23o60 63 51 B B- 32.4 Leucadia .9 LUK 28.88 +0.42 -29 932 9o

69 77 73 C C+ 30.8 MDUResr 2.3 MDU 30.16 +0.47 +17 778 20o

30 66 34 D E 39.4 MeadWst 2.9 MWV 33.99 +0.49 +83 1.6m 30o

75 93 64 B B 20.5 MyersIn 1.9 MYE 18.49 +0.14 -19 134 18o

88 80 83 B B+ 42.4 NeenahP 2.0 r NP 40.78 -0.02 +27 75 14o

69 98 51 C D 79.5 OSISystem r OSIS 73.56 +1.06 -29 94 25o95 78 84 B A+31.2 OrchidP 4.5 TIS 30.80 +0.98 +80 94 20ê51 53 78 B D 32.1 OwensIllinois OI 31.92 +0.74 -2 999 12o

47 39 63 B B 35.7 RavenIn 1.4 RAVN 34.00 +0.64 -40 52 28ò53 95 46 C E 126 RockTen 1.5 RKT 95.85 +0.16 +77 1.4m 13o

67 87 46 A D+135 RoperInd .5 ROP 125.9 +2.36 +7 419 22o65 74 74 B E 63.5 SchtzM 2.3 SWM 52.32 +1.65+257 578 13o68 79 88 D C+ 31.6 SealAir 1.7 SEE 30.82 +0.32 -12 1.9m 24o

57 53 74 C B 129 Siemens 2.3 SI 128.2 +0.42 +17 445 20o

36 76 30 B D- 50.5 SilganH 1.2 r SLGN 45.10 +0.45 -10 217 16o

47 62 64 C C- 41.1 SonocoP 3.1 SON 39.87 +0.33 -19 310 17o

86 79 76 B A 93.7 Teleflex 1.5 TFX 92.97 +0.68 -49 130 19ê83 93 76 A C+ 42.1 Trimas TRS 38.12 +0.15 +17 396 18o

45 54 59 D B- 36.9 TycoIn 1.8 TYC 36.40 +0.53 +23 3.0m 22ò82 80 87 B B+ 26.2 UFP Tech UFPT 25.78 +0.33 -6 19 16 ê66 71 67 A C 112 UnitedT 2.2 r UTX 108.6 +1.28 -3 2.9m 18o

25 20 61 E D- 13.8 WasPC 1.0 WPP 11.46 +0.27 +50 336 ..o68 47 98 C C- 14.0 XeriumTec XRM 13.14 +0.01 +48 122 87o

28. AGRICULTRE +2.7%DailyChange +11.74%

SinceJan. 1

43 83 53 B E 64.6 AGCO .7 AGCO 58.03 +0.56 +10 1.2m 10o

13 30 26 B D+115 Agrium 3.3 AGU 90.07 +2.00 +22 1.3m 10o79 93 85 C C+ NH Alamo .6 ALG 50.84 +4.05 +39 39 17ê73 60 93 B B 80.9 Anderso .8 ANDE 79.16 +2.53 +3 133 20o

26 32 51 D C+ 83.4 Bunge 1.5 r BG 80.92 +0.14 +17 954 41o

47 52 56 B B 233 CFIndust 1.8 CF 219.4 +8.60 +68 1.4m 8o4 7 10 D B 21.6 CosanA 2.0 CZZ 15.05 -0.26 -33 666 18ò

55 51 74 C B- 24.0 Darling DAR 22.20 -0.48 +32 1.1m 21o

35 88 22 A E 95.6 Deere 2.5 DE 81.50 -0.06 +98 5.6m 9ò65 57 73 B B- 27.4 Limonei .6 LMNR 24.92 +0.22 -54 15 60ê54 91 30 A C 94.9 Lindsay .7 LNN 77.30 +0.07 -7 209 14o

40 30 56 B C 109 Monsto 1.6 r MON 107.2 +3.22 +63 4.4m 23o12 26 22 C B+ 64.7 Mosaic 2.1 MOS 48.01 +1.05 +5 5.7m 13o

10 21 16 B B 44.1 Potash 4.3 r POT 32.60 +0.41 -12 7.6m 14o

62 69 74 C B NH Miracle 3.0 SMG 57.52 -0.14+227 895 20o10 40 3 B B- 59.8 Sociedad 3.6 SQM 27.49 -0.22 -57 354 12ò33 54 30 A C 87.7 Syngenta 2.1 SYT 79.06 -0.02 -26 143 18ò

29. COMPUTER +1.7%DailyChange +8.19%

SinceJan. 1

7IPO within last 15 years and EPS & RS 80 or higher

95 94 87 A B- 82.97Opentab OPEN 77.69 +2.05 +29 716 40o

91 89 85 C B+ NH 7SuperMicro SMCI 14.51 +0.36 +22 193 16o

97 94 82 A B 56.57Synaptics SYNA.45.34 +0.79 -42 744 11o

74 67 53 A B 594 Apple 2.3 AAPL 520.6 +8.07 -25 10m 13o12 40 32 D D- 31.6 BlackBx 1.4 r BBOX 25.79 +1.29 +40 88 9o24 50 25 D C+ 40.9 Canon 4.1 CAJ 31.54 +0.32 -55 187 15o

12 34 29 D E 16.5 Carbonite CARB 10.63 +0.08 +50 224 ..o52 69 51 A D 26.5 Cisco 2.9 CSCO 23.51 +0.40 -14 31m 11ò29 20 64 C E 28.6 Cray CRAY 22.10 +0.63 -3 236 ..ó44 68 44 B E 14.6 Datalink DTLK 10.50 +0.08 -35 125 11o

24 44 27 D C 35.4 Diebold 3.9 DBD 29.39 +0.14 -45 447 23o

99 96 94 B A+39.8 ElecImag EFII 37.52 +1.96+276 1.0m 24o

38 73 24 A D- 27.3 EMC 1.7 r EMC 23.95 +0.08 -14 18m 13o

55 30 84 C B 27.8 HewletP 2.2 HPQ 25.94 +0.25 -2 15m 6ò18 64 9 B D- 22.5 IXIA XXIA 13.58 +0.33 +28 780 18o

36 83 30 C D- 23.0 JuniperNtk r JNPR 19.27 +0.59 -1 5.7m 16o

63 50 75 C B+ 41.5 LexmarkA 3.3 LXK 35.87 +0.96 -24 756 10o

71 55 67 B B+ 55.5 MicrosSys r MCRS 53.30 +0.27 -43 369 22o

80 81 77 A D+41.6 NCR NCR 36.54 +1.02 +56 2.9m 13o50 30 68 B B 32.8 NatInstr 1.8 NATI 31.66 +0.50 -19 356 36o

55 87 57 B E 44.7 Netapp 1.5 r NTAP 39.91 +0.46 -3 5.0m 16ò50 66 44 A E 42.1 NiceSyst 1.1 NICE 37.71 -0.02 -37 111 14o

71 42 91 B B 22.1 PitneyB 3.5 PBI 21.41 +0.09 -10 3.4m 11o

18 39 44 D D- 11.9 Polycom r PLCM 10.74 +0.05 -43 2.3m 19o

64 34 97 E A 16.4 Qumu 4.6 QUMU 14.78 +0.16 -68 17 ..o64 72 50 A B- 21.4 Riverbed r RVBD 17.54 +2.43+465 22m 17o

14 20 22 B D- 26.5 RuckusWrls RKUS 13.48 +0.40 -7 1.3m 64o

51 46 84 B D 50.7 Seagate 3.6 STX 48.18 +1.13 -14 3.4m 9o96 97 95 A B 45.2 Silicom 1.2 SILC 44.46 +0.71 +11 42 22ê20 78 23 D E 21.0 SiliconGrph r SGI 12.20 +0.60 +5 659 24o

19 68 4 A D- 69.7 Teradata r TDC 43.50 +0.09 -27 2.0m 16o

95 96 96 B A+15.2 Transact 1.9 r TACT 14.49 -0.29 -47 18 21ê44 95 52 .. D+25.0 WestCo 3.9 WSTC 22.87 +0.75 +66 125 9o

67 55 88 B B 74.3 Western 1.4 WDC 71.67 +1.44 -30 1.5m 13o56 53 76 C C+ 11.2 Xerox 2.2 XRX 10.30 +0.21 -3 12m 9o

74 75 62 B C+ 53.7 ZebraTech ZBRA 50.62 -0.10 +50 359 19o

30. FOOD/BEV +1.1%DailyChange +16.34%

SinceJan. 1

SECTOR LEADER | NYSE97 98 97 A A 15.47AmirNtFds ANFI 14.82 +0.50 -22 200 20k

KEY DATA: EPS 3 Q Avg 110%, LQ 133%, Next Q 89%, Sales 3Q Avg 35%,LQ 38%, Next Yr EPS 63%, Pretax 7%, ROE 25%, EPS due 11/20

79 89 79 A D- 52.4 Annie's BNNY 49.42 +1.94 +62 367 58o56 40 81 D A- 42.1 ArchrDan 1.8 ADM 41.44 +0.21 +51 5.9m 19o

55 77 44 A D- 37.7 B&GFoo 3.9 BGS 33.74 +0.62 +64 485 24o

51 98 49 D D 26.4 BRFSA .0 BRFS 23.04 +0.19 +28 1.6m 33ò79 97 74 C C 18.0 BoulderBrds BDBD 15.28 +0.77 -2 406 56o

59 44 68 B B 53.0 CalMneF .5 CALM 52.09 +0.71 -35 43 18o

61 62 56 B B- 32.6 Calavo 2.4 CVGW 28.84 +0.54+104 78 22ê44 61 32 A B- 48.8 Campbls 3.0 CPB 41.93 +0.13 -34 1.1m 16ò84 79 84 A C+ 25.5 Chefs'Wrhse CHEF 24.32 +0.31 -48 84 31o

24 52 55 E D- 13.7 Chiquita CQB 9.75 +0.34 +23 605 ..o38 60 37 B C- 43.4 CocaCo 2.8 KO 40.05 +0.22 -24 12m 19o

14 53 6 B C 181 CocaCoF 2.0 KOF 112.6 -1.10 +40 106 23o

64 80 67 B C+ 43.0 CocaClEn 1.9 r CCE 41.32 +0.38 -46 1.2m 17o

44 62 27 B B+ 37.3 ConAgra 3.1 CAG 32.64 +0.28 -31 3.2m 15o

34 49 48 C B- 23.0 DeanFds .0 DF 19.39 +0.08 -35 934 9ó60 70 90 E B 25.3 DimdFds .7 DMND 24.30 +0.57 -54 190 56o

47 73 43 B B- 50.4 DrPepper 3.2 DPS 47.91 +0.58 -28 1.1m 15o

81 78 73 A B 25.7 Flowers 2.0 FLO.22.75 +0.48 +61 2.1m 24o

21 65 11 B D 126 Fomento 1.8 FMX 90.26 +1.60+230 1.8m 20o

16 21 28 C B- 30.8 FreshDe 1.9 r FDP 26.79 +0.12 +5 228 14x

43 56 51 A D 53.1 GeneralM 3.0 GIS 50.54 +0.14 -19 2.6m 18o

92 93 81 B B+ 88.4 HainCelest HAIN 83.70 +0.86 -3 618 32o

77 88 63 A B 101 Hershey 2.0 HSY 97.55 +0.85 -12 603 27o

18 10 37 B B- 37.3 Hillshire 2.2HSH 32.05 +0.06 -25 996 20o

53 63 63 B D+44.2 HormelF 1.6 HRL 43.20 +0.25 +30 702 23ò36 48 37 C C+ 74.3 Ingredi 2.3 INGR 66.82 -0.16 +31 775 12o

58 77 66 C C- 87.7 J&JSnac .8 JJSF 82.53 -0.72 -24 28 24o

42 58 37 A B- 68.0 Kellogg 3.0 K 62.19 +0.11 -23 1.5m 17o

19 33 43 C D- 58.8 KraftF 4.0 KRFT 52.73 -0.71+117 6.6m 17o

35 50 49 B D+87.4 LancstrC 1.9 LANC 82.63 +1.91 -30 53 21o

33 68 22 B D 16.0 Landec LNDC 11.50 +0.16 -44 109 15o

66 59 79 B C+ 20.0 Lifeway .5 LWAY 15.33 +0.73 +3 21 41k

30 60 34 B E 75.3 McCormi 2.0 r MKC 69.10 +0.19 -43 327 22o

51 81 50 .. B+ 86.9 MeadJoh 1.7 r MJN 80.48 +0.55 +29 1.9m 24o

31 54 56 D D- 34.1 Mondle 1.7 r MDLZ 32.68 +0.59 +53 13m 22o

57 85 40 A C+ 66.1 MonstrB .0 r MNST 55.16 -1.95+114 3.3m 28o

65 59 80 B B+ 19.3 NatlBev .0 FIZZ 18.80 +0.28 -33 15 19ò51 65 55 B C+ 87.1 PepsiCo 2.6 r PEP 85.85 +0.55 +10 5.1m 19o

68 78 87 B D- 19.2 PilgrmsP PPC 14.19 +0.27 +13 1.2m 8o

61 78 65 D B 28.6 PinnacleF 2.6 PF 27.19 +0.12 -31 205 28ò48 57 53 C B- 75.5 SandrFa 1.2 SAFM 65.59 +0.22 +54 341 15o

73 68 84 C B+ 26.3 Sanfili .0 JBSS 25.09 +0.66+144 58 13ê68 67 84 C B- 53.4 Sensient 1.8 SXT 52.00 +1.13 -51 116 19o47 76 53 C D+114 Smucker 2.1 r SJM 108.6 +1.00 +11 521 19ò32 64 45 C E 32.5 Snydrs-L 2.3 LNCE 27.74 +0.73 +35 208 24o

32 73 45 D D- 35.3 Tootsie 1.0 TR 31.49 +0.63 -10 56 33ê57 81 64 C C 75.9 TreeHseFds THS 71.12 +1.14 -12 167 23o61 94 65 C D- 32.4 TysonFds .7 TSN 28.00 +0.44 -38 2.7m 12ò13 53 30 .. D- 43.0 Unilever 3.1 UN 38.50 +0.12 +17 2.4m 18ò12 53 32 .. E 43.9 Unilever 3.5 UL 39.65 -0.03 +1 1.5m 19ò76 90 72 C C NH WhitwFds r WWAV 20.93 +0.93 +52 2.0m 30o

31. UTILITY +0.1%DailyChange +11.08%

SinceJan. 1

59 82 71 C C- 14.5 AES 1.1 AES 14.21 +0.51 +57 6.3m 11o

68 83 57 B B- 49.3 AGLRes 4.0 GAS 47.58 -0.26+184 1.6m 16o

29 34 45 C B 54.1 Allete 3.8 ALE 50.42 +0.28 -40 91 19o

38 59 49 C C 54.2 AlliantE 3.6 LNT 52.87 +0.81 +21 680 15o

37 53 39 C A- 51.6 AmerEle 4.3 AEP 46.25 ... +7 3.8m 14o

27 33 49 D B 36.9 AmerenCo 4.4 AEE 36.41 +0.15 0 1.6m 17o

45 79 47 B D- 33.1 AmerStat 2.8 AWR 28.77 +0.25 -37 150 18o

44 57 46 C B+ 45.1 AmerWtr 2.6 AWK 42.75 -0.59 -29 597 21o

60 92 43 A C 28.1 AquaAme 2.4 WTR 24.92 -0.30 +23 844 19o

55 64 57 C B- NH AtmosEn 3.3 ATO 45.48 +0.68 +29 545 18o45 89 39 D C 29.3 AvistaC 4.4 AVA 27.84 -0.06 +41 353 17ê48 77 61 C D+55.1 BlackHi 3.0 BKH 51.08 +0.27 +25 239 21o

10 41 6 B D 23.0 CPFLEne 5.0 CPL 15.91 -0.35 +97 606 12ò35 42 53 B C 25.7 Centerpt 3.3 CNP 24.82 +0.09+234 9.7m 19o

49 81 43 B D+60.1 Chesapke 2.8 CPK 54.08 +0.06 +22 32 15ê32 61 34 B D- 50.4 ClecoCo 3.2 CNL 45.70 +0.26 -3 258 18 ê27 35 41 B B- 30.0 CMSEnrgy 3.7 CMS 27.28 -0.09 +49 5.0m 17o

26 67 12 B B 16.4 CmpDeSan .0 SBS 10.39 -0.21 +10 2.4m 7ò28 54 27 C B 64.0 ConsEdi 4.3 ED 57.27 -1.28 +61 3.4m 15x

74 81 94 B C- 16.9 ConsWtr 2.0 CWCO 15.03 +0.34 -23 81 19ò47 50 57 B B- 33.0 CTWtrSe 3.0 CTWS 32.64 +0.70 +17 34 22õ29 35 41 C B- 73.3 DTEEner 3.8 DTE 69.34 -0.02 +25 1.5m 17o

60 57 65 B A- 66.5 Dominio 3.4 D 65.41 +0.07 +35 3.5m 20o

40 43 45 A B 75.5 DukeEne 4.3 DUK 72.43 -0.49+227 9.1m 17o

18 31 37 D B 25.2 Dynegy DYN 20.28 +0.55 +41 508 ..o51 83 39 A C+ 54.2 EdisonI 2.8 EIX 49.05 -0.42 +43 2.6m 10o

20 35 26 B B 54.0 EmprsNacC 1.6EOC 44.72 -0.80 -14 90 24ó19 53 19 B B- 20.0 Enersis 1.9 ENI 15.93 -0.27 -14 507 11ó22 48 27 B D- 72.6 Entergy 5.2 ETR 64.42 +0.02 -14 1.1m 10o

11 32 13 A D+37.8 Exelon 4.4 EXC 28.34 -0.22+226 22m 10o

12 31 25 C B- 46.8 Firsten 5.7 FE 38.84 +0.52+140 8.4m 12o

28 57 25 C D- 10.8 GasNat 5.5 EGAS 9.86 -0.01 +46 49 14k

18 45 43 C E 24.7 GrtPlnsE 3.9 GXP 23.73 +0.31 +97 1.5m 15o

22 51 34 D B- 28.3 HawaiiE 4.6 HE 26.67 +0.24 +19 468 16o

50 92 42 D B 49.6 Huaneng 2.9 HNP 41.01 -0.10 -34 22 8o

87 91 76 A B+ 106 ITCHldgs 1.7 ITC 103.0 +0.02 -6 243 22o

46 64 45 B C 54.7 IdaCorp 3.4 IDA 50.54 +0.19 -16 225 14o

31 55 28 B C- 63.6 IntgrysE 4.8 TEG 56.64 -0.48 +30 453 16o

24 50 42 D D 16.4 KoreaElecPwr KEP 13.60 +0.05 -50 146 ..ò35 55 39 B C 60.7 MGEEner 2.9 MGEE 56.06 +0.65 -12 40 18o

36 60 49 B D- 22.5 Middlese 3.4 MSEX 21.77 +0.41 +4 31 21 ê27 5 64 D C+ 30.3 NRGEne 1.7 NRG 28.32 +0.34 -11 3.1m 19ò76 85 67 A B- 72.5 NatlFue 2.1 NFG 69.97 -0.34 +99 809 22o

38 43 48 B B 64.6 National 5.0 NGG 62.13 -0.03 -34 264 14ò65 78 41 B B+ 47.6 NJResou 3.7 r NJR 45.42 +0.41 -29 134 18k

56 78 59 B C- 89.8 NexteraE 3.0 NEE 87.12 +0.12 +4 2.1m 17o

55 84 57 C D 32.5 Nisource 3.2 NI 31.32 -0.10 -1 2.1m 20o

42 69 34 A B- 45.7 NorthEast 3.5 NU 42.27 -0.13 -7 1.5m 16o

62 74 65 C B 47.2 Northwes 3.4 NWE 45.32 -0.09 -38 159 18o

43 59 65 C C- 23.9 NVEner 3.2 NVE 23.82 +0.08 +9 2.3m 17o

51 70 61 C B 40.0 OGEEner 2.2 OGE 37.79 -0.03 +58 1.2m 20o

15 68 15 C E 18.4 ParaEnrgC 1.8 ELP 13.03 +0.05+252 1.7m 8ò12 49 24 D D 22.7 PepcoHl 5.6 POM 19.19 +0.01 +37 2.8m 17o

17 42 24 C D+48.5 PG&E 4.4 PCG 41.77 -0.28 +34 3.8m 14o

38 61 37 B B- 35.5 PiedmntNa 3.7 PNY 33.27 +0.07 -37 180 17o

35 64 34 B B- 61.9 Pinnacl 4.1 PNW 55.73 +0.07 +11 1.1m 15o

50 78 43 C B+ 24.5 PNMResr 2.8 PNM 23.28 +0.17 -3 391 17o

13 27 35 D B- 33.3 Portlan 3.7 POR 29.46 +0.05 -26 603 25o

25 45 30 B D+33.6 PPL 4.8 PPL 30.51 -0.15 -4 4.6m 12o

32 52 39 B C- 37.0 PubSvcEn 4.3 PEG 33.51 +0.04 +72 4.9m 13o

21 60 22 B D- 54.4 Scana 4.3 SCG 46.90 -0.27 +6 774 13o

41 43 63 B B- 93.0 SmpraEn 2.8 SRE 89.63 -0.51 +59 1.7m 21o

39 55 45 C B- 30.1 SJW 2.6 SJW 28.00 +0.32 -44 19 23ê37 63 45 C C+ 62.3 SJersey 3.0 SJI 59.10 +0.25 +36 123 20õ14 49 20 B E 48.7 Souther 4.9 SO 41.21 -0.31+100 11m 15o

66 90 65 C B+ 55.0 Southwes 2.4 SWX 54.11 +0.44 -20 136 16ê

11 27 25 D C+ 19.2 TecoEne 5.2 TE 17.07 -0.37 +11 2.5m 17x

16 40 17 C C 17.0 Transal 8.2 TAC 13.38 -0.13 +95 182 26ê40 79 41 C C+ 51.9 UNSEne 3.6 UNS 48.19 -0.05 +16 188 18o

20 45 34 C D+42.1 UILHldg 4.5 UIL 38.39 +0.23 -22 302 19ê35 45 41 B B- 37.9 Vectren 4.1 VVC 34.82 +0.64 +58 539 17o

49 70 87 E C 18.8 VeoliaE 4.7 VE 16.60 -0.22 0 227 31ò25 69 32 B E 35.0 WestarE 4.3 WR 31.63 +0.24 -1 1.1m 13ê39 54 43 C B+ 47.0 WGLHld 3.7 WGL 44.83 +0.14 -27 192 16ò33 59 37 B D 45.0 WiscEne 3.7 WEC 41.71 -0.33+224 4.8m 18o

30 59 32 B C 31.8 XcelEne 3.9 XEL 28.52 -0.11 -23 2.8m 14o

32. REAL EST -0.6%DailyChange +4.10%

SinceJan. 1

67 46 87 D B+ 19.5 AVHomes AVHI 19.41 +0.32 +60 67 ..ê15 16 41 D D+46.2 Alexandr& .4 ALEX 36.48 +0.43 +32 224 82o

12 1 14 D B 18.1 AmerRlt 7.2 r ARCP 12.58 -0.40 +55 8.2m ..o6 16 7 B D- 31.8 AmCpAy 15 AGNC 21.05 -0.59 +76 12m 5o

8 22 6 A C 16.2 AnnalyC 13 NLY 10.66 -0.38 +78 24m 9o

17 78 19 E E 33.4 Apartmn 3.6 AIV 26.50 -0.08 +47 1.4m 99o

22 49 19 B D- 141 AvalonB 3.5 AVB 121.8 -0.98 +24 799 99o

45 94 22 B D 115 BostonP 2.6 BXP 100.3 -0.90 +16 1.1m 24o

52 87 47 .. B 40.8 BrkfldAs 1.5 BAM 39.09 -0.47 -4 634 14o

56 66 57 B C+ 19.6 Brookfiel 3.0 BPO 18.89 -0.07 -23 1.4m 8o

53 84 35 A E 25.7 CBREGrp CBG 22.32 +0.04 +44 4.1m 17o

41 62 25 A C+ 23.7 ColonyF 6.9 CLNY 20.23 -0.02 +67 1.1m 14o

14 9 19 C C+ 61.0 EquityR 3.1 EQR 51.70 -0.75 -7 1.7m ..o71 57 80 B B 42.6 Firstser 1.0 FSRV 41.45 -0.99 -33 13 24ê46 29 61 D A- 20.6 ForestCity r FCEA 19.67 -0.08 -35 614 ..k37 33 52 B D 25.1 Forestar FOR.20.67 +0.13 -32 123 35o

53 79 31 A C+ 34.8 GrupoAe .0 OMAB 26.26 +0.19 -63 10 18ê22 48 15 B C+ 66.2 GrupoAe 8.4 PAC 49.81 -1.10 -46 29 20ê59 82 35 A C 141 GrupoAer 2.8 ASR 118.0 -1.85 +16 63 20k

10 15 5 B C 28.3 Hattera 12 r HTS 17.15 -0.46 -18 1.1m ..o28 74 12 A E 56.1 HCP 5.3 HCP 39.63 -0.82 +16 3.3m 20o

15 22 20 B D+80.1 HealthC 5.1 HCN 60.41 -1.02 +44 2.3m 99o

30 43 55 D C- 19.3 HostHtls 2.6 HST 18.60 +0.12 0 6.3m 80o

56 27 80 B B- 121 HowardHghs HHC 113.3 -0.34 +4 121 50o

7 35 7 B C- 22.3 Invesco 13 IVR 14.78 -0.46 +69 2.3m 5o

35 44 71 E B 12.9 iStarFincl r SFI 12.23 +0.03 -5 626 ..o70 82 48 B C+ 101 JonesLa .5 JLL 94.21 +0.61 +5 409 16o

6 37 14 B E 11.9 KKRFincl 9 KFN 9.44 -0.17+231 2.9m 6o

39 83 26 C B- 25.1 KimcoRl 4.3 KIM 21.00 -0.12 -16 3.4m 52o

86 78 82 A C 20.9 KenndyW 1.4 KW 20.21 +0.03 -55 177 26o

50 89 17 A B 72.2 Macerich 4.4 MAC 56.56 -0.39 -12 754 24o

30 47 42 E B- 59.9 Macquar 6.6 MIC 53.05 -0.05 -12 287 99o

62 78 84 E B+ 13.0 OwensRe 1.6 ORM 11.93 -0.55 -19 42 18k

25 68 16 B D- 29.0 Pennymac 10 PMT 22.09 ... -8 812 6o

33 14 51 D B 25.0 PicoHldgs PICO 22.87 +0.14 -29 64 ..ó28 73 20 B D+54.6 PlumCre 3.9 PCL 44.62 ... +46 1.8m 28o

6 12 37 E D+45.5 Prologis 2.9 PLD 38.95 -0.29 -13 2.1m ..o44 82 34 A D- 176 PublicS 3.5 PSA 159.9 -1.28 +68 978 34o

42 78 26 E C+ 55.3 RealogyHdgs RLGY 43.12 +0.10 -9 2.1m ..o56 94 23 A B- 182 SimonPr 3.1 SPG 153.0 -2.31 +9 1.5m 38o

11 24 19 E C 24.4 StJoe JOE 19.93 -1.06+143 764 ..o73 84 41 A A- 28.9 Starwd 7.1 STWD 25.89 -0.05 -7 2.4m 13o

41 31 63 D A 38.8 TejonRanch TRC 35.28 +0.55 +3 42 99o

24 76 17 C D- 84.1 Ventas 4.4 VTR 61.57 -2.06 +22 1.8m 38o

37 66 45 C B- 91.9 Vornado 3.3 VNO 88.08 -0.51 -21 623 77o

59 96 39 B B- 33.2 Weyerha 3.0 WY 29.30 +0.17 +15 4.8m 25o

33. MINING +0.6%DailyChange -29.45%

SinceJan. 1

8 47 9 C B 57.4 AgnicoE 3.0 AEM 29.31 +0.82 +13 2.3m 28o

20 38 23 B B- 17.4 Alamos 1.4 AGI 13.88 +0.30 -37 251 17o

34 63 47 E B- 10.0 Alcoa 1.3 AA 9.06 +0.11 -20 24m 25o

9 53 8 C D 35.0 Anglogol 1.6 AU 15.44 +0.27 -20 3.0m 14o

6 40 7 B C- 36.9 Barrick 1.1 ABX 18.22 +0.04 +19 21m 5o

23 29 37 B B 80.5 BHPBill 3.2 BHP 71.86 +0.45 -27 981 16ò24 29 38 B B 72.4 BHPBiltn 3.7 BBL 63.29 +0.56 -25 412 14ò2 16 5 B B- 36.6 Buenavn 2.1 BVN 13.87 -0.20 -21 1.8m 10o

50 87 26 A B- 22.9 Cameco 2.0 CCJ 19.13 +0.15 0 1.3m 14o

16 27 30 C A- 40.4 CliffsNa 2.2 CLF 27.34 +0.57 -5 7.4m 11o

44 79 26 B B- 17.0 DominionDiam DDC 13.68 +0.05 -62 112 44ò21 55 23 C B 60.6 FrancoNe 1.6 FNV 44.12 +0.49 -35 536 41o

47 27 51 A A- 39.9 Freeport 3.4 FCX 36.58 +0.65 -23 9.5m 13o

2 34 6 C D+45.2 Goldcorp 2.4 GG 24.57 +0.16 +1 8.3m 19o

37 20 83 E B 14.6 HorsehdHn ZINC 13.84 +0.15 -10 390 ..o3 33 6 C C- 49.6 Newmont 2.9 NEM 27.57 +0.22 -10 8.1m 12o

22 47 18 B C 115 Randgold .6 GOLD 76.68 -0.56 +8 931 22o

27 24 46 B B+ 60.5 RioTinto 3.3 RIO 53.17 +0.59 -12 2.2m 11ò3 37 5 C C- 90.4 RoyalGld 1.7 RGLD 47.75 +1.22 -25 651 40o

36 20 72 B B- 15.1 SesaSter 1.2 SSLT 12.47 +0.07 -49 198 12o

11 53 6 B D+41.0 SlvrWhe 1.9 SLW 21.60 -0.05 +18 6.1m 15ò27 74 10 B B- 42.0 SthrnCo 2.4 SCCO 28.09 +0.25 +57 2.5m 13o

18 64 17 D D- 14.9 StillwtrM SWC 11.09 +0.10 -41 763 34ò21 21 59 .. C 20.6 TahoeResrcs TAHO 18.76 -0.11 -38 46 ..ò6 19 18 C B- 38.6 TeckRes 3.1 TCK 27.11 +0.15 -30 1.5m 13o

24 38 21 B B 21.9 Vale .8 VALE 15.98 -0.20 +25 22m 18o

1 22 5 C C- 20.6 Yamana 2.8 AUY 9.34 -0.05 +24 8.9m 16o

FRIDAY VOLUME TOTAL 1,920,780,000

1925 STOCKS ADVANCED ON 1,495,248,000

637 STOCKS DECLINED ON 393,555,000

93 STOCKS UNCHANGED ON 31,977,000

NYSE BLOCK TRADES (10,000 SHARES OR MORE)NYSE COMPOSITE INDEX % CHANGE DAILY

8th 7th 6th 5th 4th

N/A 4296 4161 4482 4355+1.1% -1.3% +0.5% -0.5% +0.5%

.................................................................................

HOURLY NASDAQ VOLUME & MARKET CHANGESNYTime Fri Thu Chg Nasdaq Composite.

10 AM 282 301 -19 +17.3 3874.611 AM 648 740 -92 +42.0 3899.312 PM 900 1022 -122 +53.2 3910.501 PM 1083 1234 -150 +54.2 3911.502 PM 1265 1425 -159 +56.7 3914.003 PM 1457 1681 -223 +53.4 3910.704 PM 1920 2236 -315 +61.9 3919.2

TOTAL 1920 2236 -315 .................................................................................

IBD Composite RatingEarnings Per Share Growth RatingRelative Price Strength RatingSales+Profit Margins+ROEAccumulation/Distribution (3 mos)

52-wk Dividend Stock Close Vol% Vol PHigh Stock % Yield Symbol Price Chg Chg 1000 E6 6 6 6 6

IBD Composite RatingEarnings Per Share Growth RatingRelative Price Strength RatingSales+Profit Margins+ROEAccumulation/Distribution (3 mos)

52-wk Dividend Stock Close Vol% Vol PHigh Stock % Yield Symbol Price Chg Chg 1000 E6 6 6 6 6

NASDAQ BLOCK TRADES (10,000 SHARES OR MORE)

8th 7th 6th 5th 4th

N/A 8268 8169 7486 7297 .................................................................................

HOURLY NYSE VOLUME & MARKET CHANGESNYTime Fri Thu Chg S&P500 Dow Jones Ind.

10 AM 499 460 +38 +2.3 +0.7 15594.611 AM 1187 1207 -19 +13.4 +91.6 15685.612 PM 1646 1750 -103 +14.7 +84.9 15678.901 PM 1995 2098 -102 +15.8 +88.9 15682.902 PM 2343 2453 -109 +17.1 +97.9 15691.903 PM 2713 2917 -204 +17.7 +106.5 15700.504 PM 3748 4066 -317 +23.4 +167.8 15761.7

TOTAL 3748 4066 -317 .................................................................................

INVESTOR'S BUSINESS DAILY MONDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 2013 B 17

Food Fri Thu 11/08 11/07

Flour hard winter KC cwt 19.65 19.65Coffee parana ex–dock NY per lb. .9971 .9971Coffee medlin ex–dock NY per lb. 1.2340 1.2340Cocoa beans Ivory Coast $ metric ton 2927 2951Cocoa butter African styl $ met ton 7491 7820Hogs Iowa/Minn swine or pork wtd av 82.12 81.99Feeder cattle 500–600 lb Okl av cwt 187.00 187.00Pork loins 13–19 lb FOB Omaha av cwt 108.02 110.54

GrainsCorn No. 2 yellow Chi processor bid 4.36¾ 4.30½Soybeans No. 1 yellow 13.16 12.88¾Soybean Meal Cen Ill 48pct protein–ton 436.30 436.30Wheat No. 2 Chi soft 6.49¾ 6.53Wheat N. 1 dk 14pc–pro Mpls. 8.28 8.34½Oats No. 2 heavy or Better 3.54½ 3.59Corn oil crude wet/dry mill Chi. lb. .39 .39

Soybean oil crude Decatur lb. .39| .39|

MetalsAluminum per lb LME .8094 .8094Copper Cathode full plate 3.2657 3.2657Silver Handy & Harman 21.690 21.690Platinum per troy oz. NY (contract) 1456.00 1456.00Platinum Merc spot per troy oz. 1456.80 1456.80

GoldLondon morning fixing 1309.00 up 1.75London afternoon fixing 1285.50 off 21.75NY Handy & Harman 1285.50 off 21.75NY Engelhard 1297.15 off 13.72NY Merc. spot month 1284.50 off 23.90

Textiles & FibersCotton 1–1–16 in. strict low middling 74.41 74.33Coal Central Appalachia $ per short ton 64.58 64.58

Raw ProductsNatural Gas Henry Hub, $ per mmbtu 3.533 3.555

a-Asked, b-Bid, n-Normal, r-Revised,nq-Not Quoted, n.a.-Not Available.

GrainsWHEAT (CBOT) – 5,000 bu minimum– cents per bushel913.00 635.50 Dec 13 180,219 653.00 658.50 644.00 649.75 – 3.25912.25 647.75 Mar 14 107,374 664.25 669.25 655.00 661.50 – 2.25898.00 654.50 May 14 29,013 670.00 675.50 662.00 668.00 – 1.75857.75 650.00 Jul 14 44,254 668.50 674.25 661.00 668.50 – 0.25855.00 656.75 Sep 14 4,646 678.00 683.00 671.75 677.50 – 0.25865.00 664.25 Dec 14 11,882 690.50 695.75 682.50 690.00 – 0.25857.50 672.75 Mar 15 1,043 697.00 698.00 696.00 696.25 + 0.50Est. Vol. 185,824 Vol. 140,324 open int 379,494 +6,248CORN (CBOT) – 5,000 bu minimum– cents per bushel665.00 415.50 Dec 13 587,101 419.50 429.50 415.50 426.75 + 6.25670.00 426.75 Mar 14 382,501 430.50 440.75 426.75 438.50 + 7.00676.50 435.25 May 14 97,125 439.25 449.00 435.25 447.00 + 7.00676.00 442.25 Jul 14 97,142 446.00 455.50 442.25 453.75 + 7.00625.00 448.50 Sep 14 35,337 452.50 461.00 448.50 459.50 + 6.75614.00 456.50 Dec 14 146,862 460.75 469.75 456.50 468.50 + 7.25604.00 465.75 Mar 15 4,229 470.00 477.75 465.75 477.75 + 7.50624.75 474.50 Jul 15 1,656 478.50 485.00 474.50 484.75 + 7.00601.00 471.25 Dec 15 11,449 474.00 482.25 471.25 481.75 + 6.75597.50 486.50 Jul 16 449 488.00 492.75 487.00 492.25 + 5.75568.25 474.00 Dec 16 650 474.00 482.75 474.00 482.75 + 7.25Est. Vol. 694,799 Vol. 473,783 open int 1,365,262 +13,930OATS (CBOT) – 5,000 bu minimum– cents per bushel421.25 303.00 Dec 13 5,525 339.25 342.75 333.75 334.50 – 4.50448.00 300.00 Mar 14 4,505 313.00 318.25 308.50 313.75 – 0.75448.00 300.00 May 14 645 307.00 311.00 303.00 307.25 – 0.75499.00 294.50 Jul 14 76 306.00 306.00 306.00 306.00 ...Est. Vol. 2,146 Vol. 1,571 open int 10,756 +187SOYBEANS (CBOT) – 5,000 bu minimum– cents per bushel1409.8 1162.5 Nov 13 4,009 1277.3 1306.0 1274.8 1306.0 + 27.31409.8 1169.0 Jan 14 279,554 1264.5 1297.5 1261.8 1296.0 + 29.51399.8 1174.0 Mar 14 91,762 1246.0 1278.3 1244.3 1276.8 + 28.81395.8 1175.5 May 14 81,962 1232.0 1259.0 1228.5 1258.0 + 23.81397.0 1180.0 Jul 14 52,721 1227.3 1254.5 1225.0 1253.3 + 23.01391.8 1175.0 Aug 14 2,689 1214.0 1236.3 1213.8 1235.3 + 19.81382.0 1162.8 Sep 14 823 1175.5 1195.3 1172.5 1192.3 + 15.31333.0 1140.0 Nov 14 54,210 1145.0 1166.0 1140.0 1161.0 + 13.51300.0 1115.3 Nov 15 1,022 1140.0 1158.0 1140.0 1155.3 + 12.5Est. Vol. 286,114 Vol. 178,307 open int 569,882 +3,408SOYBEAN MEAL (CBOT) – 100 tons– dollars per ton451.20 345.30 Dec 13 102,190 403.80 423.40 403.30 422.30 + 18.5446.80 347.30 Jan 14 77,619 396.90 415.90 396.30 414.90 + 17.8434.10 349.60 Mar 14 45,375 386.00 403.80 385.50 402.80 + 16.6417.80 349.50 May 14 19,909 378.80 393.10 377.40 392.30 + 13.5414.40 350.50 Jul 14 15,776 375.70 389.30 374.10 388.20 + 12.5399.90 350.50 Aug 14 4,541 370.70 382.00 370.70 381.10 + 10.1389.40 348.20 Sep 14 3,071 363.10 369.60 359.70 369.60 + 8.50372.10 339.90 Oct 14 2,677 344.00 352.30 341.50 352.10 + 6.60370.40 338.40 Dec 14 7,969 341.30 350.20 340.10 349.60 + 6.60365.90 340.00 Jan 15 288 345.90 350.10 345.90 350.10 + 6.50Est. Vol. 130,543 Vol. 108,853 open int 279,635 +5,402SOYBEAN OIL (CBOT) – 60,000 lbs– cents per lb

45.32 39.20 Dec 13 112,667 40.74 40.79 40.07 40.24 – 0.5045.48 39.53 Jan 14 92,967 41.04 41.10 40.40 40.55 – 0.5045.65 39.88 Mar 14 48,589 41.44 41.49 40.83 40.98 – 0.4745.83 40.18 May 14 28,390 41.75 41.87 41.22 41.39 – 0.4246.07 40.39 Jul 14 22,771 42.06 42.18 41.58 41.76 – 0.3745.97 40.60 Aug 14 3,097 41.81 42.13 41.75 41.91 – 0.3146.03 40.76 Sep 14 3,953 42.00 42.27 41.83 42.00 – 0.2345.74 40.47 Oct 14 2,390 41.90 42.24 41.77 41.98 – 0.1946.04 40.42 Dec 14 9,833 42.29 42.51 41.91 42.19 – 0.1245.73 40.76 Jan 15 1,039 42.29 42.43 42.29 42.43 – 0.11

Est. Vol. 153,512 Vol. 151,624 open int 327,471 +3,165WHEAT (KBOT) – 5,000 bu minimum– cents per bushel950.50 696.00 Mar 14 53,815 710.25 711.25 710.25 711.25 – 4.00Est. Vol. 5,131 Vol. 31,980 open int 153,935 +328ROUGH RICE (CBOT) – 2,000 CWT– dollars per CWT

16.20 14.69 Nov 13 5 15.68 15.85 15.68 15.85 + 0.16516.40 14.91 Jan 14 8,413 15.43 15.70 15.40 15.70 + 0.1916.50 15.12 Mar 14 118 15.71 15.81 15.71 15.81 + 0.1616.63 15.32 May 14 10 15.84 15.99 15.84 15.99 + 0.16516.05 14.04 Sep 14 12 14.50 14.59 14.50 14.59 + 0.11

Est. Vol. 964 Vol. 809 open int 8,559 –168

MeatsCATTLE (CME) – 40,000 lbs.– cents per lb.

137.50 122.77 Dec 13 108,678 131.67 132.50 131.52 132.40 + 0.73138.40 124.02 Feb 14 105,323 133.52 134.15 133.32 133.95 + 0.40138.95 125.55 Apr 14 67,149 134.10 134.85 127.82 134.80 + 0.60132.90 121.57 Jun 14 35,789 128.10 128.80 128.10 128.60 + 0.38128.47 124.20 Aug 14 8,825 126.95 127.60 126.90 127.32 + 0.27131.22 127.30 Oct 14 2,092 129.07 129.75 129.07 129.40 + 0.33132.17 127.80 Dec 14 971 130.40 130.75 130.00 130.15 – 0.35132.90 129.00 Feb 15 379 131.50 131.50 130.82 131.15 ...132.30 131.00 Apr 15 39 132.30 132.30 132.00 132.00 ...Est. Vol. 96,401 Vol. 62,919 open int 329,245 +648FEEDER CATTLE (CME) – 50,000 lbs.– cents per lb.169.95 147.72 Nov 13 5,021 164.77 165.45 164.25 164.42 – 0.20169.42 147.90 Jan 14 14,605 165.22 166.20 164.40 164.42 – 0.70168.55 149.15 Mar 14 7,437 165.00 165.90 164.30 164.32 – 0.50168.85 150.95 Apr 14 2,841 166.50 166.90 165.62 165.65 – 0.55168.72 151.50 May 14 4,802 166.87 167.50 166.00 166.02 – 0.55169.50 157.90 Aug 14 2,368 167.60 168.15 166.60 166.62 – 0.63168.37 163.62 Sep 14 169 167.00 167.05 165.80 166.25 – 0.15166.60 165.50 Oct 14 1 166.02 166.60 166.02 166.25 ...Est. Vol. 14,633 Vol. 4,850 open int 37,244 +302HOGS LEAN (CME) – 40,000 lbs.– cents per lb.

92.30 74.00 Dec 13 95,543 87.80 88.52 87.70 88.12 + 0.5794.90 78.20 Feb 14 80,793 91.67 92.35 82.45 92.07 + 0.6796.45 79.85 Apr 14 55,521 93.42 93.97 93.30 93.70 + 0.53

100.02 85.20 May 14 2,491 97.72 98.10 97.72 98.05 + 0.60102.12 87.02 Jun 14 29,218 99.32 99.75 99.07 99.62 + 0.5799.60 87.00 Jul 14 11,357 97.75 98.00 97.47 97.95 + 0.6397.10 86.92 Aug 14 10,089 95.22 95.80 95.22 95.75 + 0.5087.55 76.52 Oct 14 5,113 81.67 81.95 80.00 81.95 + 0.2579.37 74.00 Dec 14 1,936 77.55 78.00 77.30 77.30 ...80.32 72.95 Feb 15 56 78.97 79.22 78.97 79.00 ...

Est. Vol. 60,844 Vol. 55,635 open int 292,117 –843

FoodsCOCOA (ICE) – 10 metric tons– $ per ton2780.0 2071.0 Dec 13 31,525 2676.0 2676.0 2640.0 2647.0 – 29.02775.0 2083.0 Mar 14 110,573 2693.0 2693.0 2669.0 2671.0 – 22.02772.0 2097.0 May 14 36,794 2690.0 2690.0 2670.0 2672.0 – 20.02767.0 2103.0 Jul 14 12,236 2685.0 2690.0 2672.0 2676.0 – 18.02761.0 2114.0 Sep 14 9,974 2685.0 2690.0 2673.0 2679.0 – 15.02742.0 2122.0 Dec 14 7,506 2660.0 2670.0 2658.0 2663.0 – 11.02737.0 2213.0 Mar 15 5,076 2650.0 2660.0 2641.0 2652.0 – 8.00Est. Vol. 45,564 Vol. 63,630 open int 214,739 –9,388COFFEE C (ICE) – 37,500 lbs.– cents per lb.127.00 100.95 Dec 13 70,182 103.80 104.70 102.85 104.05 + 0.10129.70 104.15 Mar 14 65,320 107.00 107.60 105.85 107.10 + 0.20132.00 106.35 May 14 16,000 109.05 109.65 108.20 109.35 + 0.25274.05 108.80 Jul 14 7,335 111.20 111.90 110.40 111.65 + 0.25249.65 111.00 Sep 14 5,337 113.65 114.20 112.70 113.95 + 0.30249.65 114.20 Dec 14 4,558 116.65 117.25 115.90 117.10 + 0.40213.00 117.45 Mar 15 1,096 119.00 120.15 119.00 120.15 + 0.45181.05 125.20 Dec 15 590 127.00 127.80 127.00 127.80 + 0.30Est. Vol. 39,858 Vol. 56,672 open int 170,944 –979ORANGE JUICE (ICE) – 15,000 lbs.– cents per lb.194.20 112.10 Nov 13 631 125.90 126.15 125.90 126.15 + 1.60194.20 112.10 Jan 14 11,101 124.90 131.95 123.65 131.50 + 6.75194.20 112.10 Mar 14 2,667 126.35 132.05 126.25 131.85 + 6.10194.20 112.10 May 14 953 129.20 135.00 128.20 133.40 + 5.65Est. Vol. 2,928 Vol. 690 open int 15,659 –112SUGAR 16 (ICE) – 112,000 lbs.– cents per lb.

33.83 19.15 Jan 14 2,448 21.05 21.08 20.85 21.08 – 0.1032.50 19.45 Mar 14 2,286 21.25 21.35 21.20 21.35 – 0.1332.00 19.90 May 14 3,474 21.70 21.70 21.56 21.56 – 0.2731.00 20.15 Jul 14 1,187 21.96 22.00 21.96 22.00 – 0.0128.75 20.30 Sep 14 1,801 22.40 22.40 22.38 22.38 – 0.0724.00 21.70 Jan 15 273 23.20 23.30 23.00 23.00 + 0.1024.04 21.78 Mar 15 286 23.20 23.20 23.03 23.03 + 0.1324.04 22.05 May 15 175 23.20 23.20 23.05 23.05 + 0.15

Est. Vol. 409 Vol. 422 open int 13,104 +1SUGAR–WORLD 11 (ICE) – 112,000 lbs.– cents per lb.

20.16 16.79 Mar 14 458,092 18.10 18.16 17.95 18.08 + 0.0424.10 16.70 May 14 100,694 17.96 18.00 17.81 17.95 + 0.0423.88 16.62 Jul 14 125,496 17.84 17.84 17.65 17.80 + 0.0423.79 16.75 Oct 14 64,101 18.05 18.05 17.83 17.98 + 0.0423.00 17.27 Mar 15 25,388 18.58 18.58 18.44 18.56 + 0.0121.86 17.27 May 15 6,884 18.52 18.56 18.44 18.56 + 0.0321.65 17.25 Jul 15 7,417 18.42 18.56 18.42 18.56 + 0.0520.78 17.36 Oct 15 10,456 18.53 18.70 18.53 18.70 + 0.08

Est. Vol. 72,533 Vol. 111,939 open int 806,430 –6,574

MetalsGOLD (CMX) – 100 troy oz.– dollars per troy oz.1415.9 1251.9 Nov 13 14 1308.0 1308.1 1281.3 1284.5 – 23.91434.0 1251.0 Dec 13 183,623 1307.8 1313.4 1280.5 1284.6 – 23.91349.7 1282.0 Jan 14 35 1307.7 1309.5 1282.0 1285.0 – 23.91811.3 1187.9 Feb 14 83,767 1309.3 1314.1 1281.7 1285.6 – 23.91813.7 1194.4 Apr 14 29,626 1310.7 1313.3 1283.0 1286.5 – 23.81431.7 1255.3 Jun 14 24,290 1310.9 1313.3 1283.0 1287.2 – 23.71818.9 1197.8 Aug 14 8,071 1295.0 1295.5 1285.0 1287.9 – 23.61752.0 1219.2 Oct 14 4,467 1289.1 1289.1 1288.7 1288.7 – 23.61628.8 1222.4 Feb 15 1,815 1298.0 1298.0 1290.6 1290.6 – 23.51442.7 1269.5 Dec 15 12,419 1320.9 1320.9 1297.5 1297.5 – 23.11474.0 1304.0 Dec 16 5,930 1316.1 1337.3 1315.5 1315.5 – 21.8Est. Vol. 212,968 Vol. 224,770 open int 390,835 +7,583MINI GOLD (CBOT) – 33.2 troy oz.– dollars per troy oz.1434.0 1251.1 Dec 13 1,934 1308.3 1313.0 1280.8 1287.9 – 19.41811.3 1203.0 Feb 14 93 1311.3 1311.3 1283.4 1288.9 – 19.41813.7 1204.0 Apr 14 21 1294.7 1295.7 1284.3 1289.8 – 19.31422.6 1270.6 Jun 14 22 1284.8 1290.5 1284.8 1290.5 – 19.21421.9 1273.5 Dec 14 7 1295.2 1295.2 1292.9 1292.9 – 19.1Est. Vol. 3,319 Vol. 2,955 open int 2,090 –36PLATINUM (NYM) – 50 troy oz.– dollars per troy oz.1746.2 1300.5 Jan 14 53,358 1454.1 1461.0 1437.5 1442.9 – 13.91747.1 1311.1 Apr 14 5,111 1462.1 1462.1 1441.6 1446.0 – 13.81549.9 1311.1 Jul 14 271 1447.1 1448.8 1446.4 1448.5 – 13.5Est. Vol. 12,223 Vol. 10,662 open int 58,852 +115PALLADIUM (NYM) – 100 troy oz– dollars per oz786.40 592.45 Dec 13 35,748 762.00 764.20 753.50 757.90 – 1.25786.40 635.70 Mar 14 5,906 765.50 765.50 758.10 759.85 – 1.25Est. Vol. 7,162 Vol. 13,303 open int 42,037 +770SILVER (CMX) – 5,000 troy oz.– cents per troy oz.2441.2 2066.0 Nov 13 8 2132.0 2137.0 2130.7 2130.7 – 33.22516.0 1914.5 Dec 13 62,038 2166.0 2190.5 2125.0 2131.7 – 34.03736.7 1861.5 Jan 14 1,465 2175.5 2191.5 2130.5 2134.5 – 33.73528.1 1860.0 Mar 14 26,901 2175.0 2195.5 2133.0 2137.5 – 33.83526.2 1868.0 May 14 6,111 2152.0 2152.0 2139.5 2140.4 – 33.82505.5 1955.0 Jul 14 4,170 2152.0 2157.0 2143.0 2143.2 – 33.82486.5 1963.0 Dec 14 7,633 2166.0 2166.0 2149.9 2149.9 – 33.72506.3 1991.3 Dec 15 4,371 2173.0 2173.5 2166.4 2166.4 – 33.12528.4 2007.2 Jul 16 991 2227.0 2227.0 2181.0 2181.0 – 33.1Est. Vol. 61,362 Vol. 72,233 open int 120,978 +2,361MINI SILVER (CBOT) – 1,000 oz.– cents per oz.2515.5 1915.1 Dec 13 2,195 2170.0 2190.5 2120.5 2150.0 – 14.13580.8 1848.8 Jan 14 9 2155.4 2155.4 2154.5 2154.5 – 14.93528.0 1852.2 Mar 14 136 2171.5 2171.5 2132.0 2156.1 – 14.12481.8 1970.5 Dec 14 27 2168.5 2175.7 2168.5 2175.7 – 9.502495.8 1988.1 Dec 15 9 2166.2 2190.1 2166.2 2190.1 – 14.1Est. Vol. 713 Vol. 753 open int 2,395 –38HI GRADE COPPER (CMX) – 25,000 lbs.– cents per lb.400.65 301.35 Nov 13 584 324.45 326.25 323.00 325.30 + 0.40339.50 305.40 Dec 13 75,834 324.05 326.60 322.35 325.40 + 0.55400.05 304.50 Jan 14 1,682 324.45 326.90 323.65 325.95 + 0.55395.20 304.90 Feb 14 1,170 324.75 326.85 324.75 326.15 + 0.65340.00 307.00 Mar 14 57,259 324.95 327.30 323.35 326.20 + 0.55384.30 306.45 Apr 14 612 327.20 327.20 326.50 326.50 + 0.55339.80 307.70 May 14 7,665 327.50 327.60 324.25 326.70 + 0.55339.00 309.05 Jul 14 3,105 327.85 327.85 327.15 327.15 + 0.60385.20 308.65 Aug 14 653 328.15 328.15 327.40 327.40 + 0.65340.70 309.95 Sep 14 1,480 328.25 328.25 327.60 327.60 + 0.65385.20 309.70 Oct 14 666 328.70 328.70 327.85 327.85 + 0.70Est. Vol. 70,012 Vol. 79,139 open int 155,034 +1,499

OilsLIGHT SWEET CRUDE (NYM) – 1,000 bbl.– dollars per bbl.109.70 90.00 Dec 13 270,748 94.36 95.00 93.90 94.60 + 0.40302.30 93.43 Jan 14 205,906 94.78 95.27 94.24 94.95 + 0.41106.22 93.64 Feb 14 89,488 94.92 95.40 94.41 95.10 + 0.44104.37 89.04 Mar 14 101,764 94.82 95.34 94.39 95.08 + 0.46

103.06 93.59 Apr 14 64,335 94.60 95.12 94.22 94.88 + 0.46101.55 93.30 May 14 51,629 94.04 94.63 93.91 94.48 + 0.43100.65 92.87 Jun 14 122,008 93.79 94.19 93.34 93.98 + 0.3899.49 92.50 Jul 14 43,239 93.29 93.44 92.93 93.44 + 0.3598.85 91.98 Aug 14 42,573 92.80 92.91 92.68 92.91 + 0.3398.85 91.42 Sep 14 51,152 92.29 92.36 92.04 92.36 + 0.3198.85 90.99 Oct 14 37,323 91.37 91.87 91.31 91.80 + 0.2898.85 90.59 Nov 14 30,931 90.94 91.36 90.86 91.32 + 0.24

101.20 90.07 Dec 14 215,184 90.88 91.14 90.45 90.92 + 0.2291.56 87.00 Jun 15 35,908 88.25 88.41 87.99 88.26 + 0.0293.75 85.44 Dec 15 119,035 86.50 86.65 86.04 86.31 – 0.1092.60 82.25 Dec 16 34,982 83.57 83.72 83.31 83.51 – 0.2283.55 80.90 Dec 17 17,905 81.90 82.19 81.68 81.85 – 0.3582.24 80.14 Dec 18 7,678 80.71 80.71 80.62 80.62 – 0.41

Est. Vol. 441,968 Vol. 553,399 open int 1,734,152 +4,889NATURAL GAS (NYM) – 10,000 mm btu's, $ per mm btu

4.041 3.379 Dec 13 158,217 3.520 3.589 3.510 3.559 + 0.0404.125 2.920 Jan 14 319,860 3.583 3.640 3.568 3.616 + 0.0414.120 3.476 Feb 14 82,150 3.584 3.648 3.581 3.624 + 0.0404.220 3.469 Mar 14 146,243 3.590 3.638 3.569 3.615 + 0.0414.000 3.420 Apr 14 129,791 3.580 3.616 3.565 3.600 + 0.0394.253 3.495 May 14 49,315 3.633 3.640 3.595 3.626 + 0.0394.041 3.537 Jun 14 25,423 3.632 3.675 3.630 3.661 + 0.0374.066 3.581 Jul 14 25,877 3.672 3.710 3.670 3.699 + 0.0364.077 3.593 Aug 14 22,540 3.717 3.719 3.693 3.716 + 0.0384.072 3.355 Sep 14 25,092 3.684 3.716 3.678 3.709 + 0.0404.103 3.376 Oct 14 87,541 3.710 3.736 3.691 3.724 + 0.0414.147 3.600 Nov 14 27,337 3.786 3.800 3.759 3.790 + 0.0404.292 3.600 Dec 14 49,990 3.890 3.936 3.889 3.927 + 0.0384.370 3.835 Jan 15 44,618 3.977 4.020 3.977 4.006 + 0.0364.340 3.882 Feb 15 7,617 3.986 4.022 3.986 4.001 + 0.0354.295 3.835 Mar 15 9,096 3.947 3.976 3.947 3.961 + 0.0354.085 3.699 May 15 4,317 3.838 3.839 3.823 3.823 + 0.0294.131 3.746 Jun 15 7,119 3.835 3.847 3.835 3.847 + 0.0294.112 3.750 Jul 15 1,660 3.860 3.871 3.860 3.871 + 0.0284.155 3.796 Oct 15 6,458 3.900 3.901 3.900 3.901 + 0.0284.302 3.852 Nov 15 1,684 3.969 3.970 3.967 3.967 + 0.0284.390 4.000 Dec 15 5,347 4.110 4.111 4.110 4.111 + 0.0284.480 4.092 Jan 16 2,253 4.180 4.195 4.180 4.195 + 0.0284.439 4.076 Feb 16 926 4.170 4.183 4.170 4.183 + 0.0284.369 4.025 Mar 16 1,145 4.120 4.123 4.115 4.123 + 0.0284.219 3.818 Apr 16 1,315 3.920 3.925 3.920 3.925 + 0.0254.600 4.095 Jan 17 399 4.320 4.338 4.320 4.338 + 0.0254.483 4.095 Mar 17 371 4.240 4.252 4.230 4.252 + 0.0234.511 4.136 Jun 18 146 4.150 4.150 4.148 4.148 – 0.003

Est. Vol. 211,785 Vol. 399,001 open int 1,276,079 –3,825HEATING OIL (NYM) – 42,000 gal, cents per gal331.94 89.90 Dec 13 86,104 284.22 287.88 283.19 287.19 + 3.27325.41 87.30 Jan 14 61,817 284.77 288.32 283.71 287.60 + 3.11324.80 87.17 Feb 14 33,279 285.27 288.43 284.26 287.80 + 2.91323.42 87.05 Mar 14 28,062 284.88 288.33 284.26 287.70 + 2.70321.62 260.32 Apr 14 19,481 285.30 288.13 284.05 287.31 + 2.44327.62 259.67 May 14 8,082 284.15 287.43 283.96 286.84 + 2.31328.02 91.06 Jun 14 21,730 284.44 286.40 283.42 286.40 + 2.25328.21 259.27 Jul 14 3,896 284.54 286.32 283.83 286.32 + 2.19328.42 259.47 Aug 14 2,688 284.40 286.23 283.68 286.23 + 2.11328.74 259.67 Sep 14 2,380 284.30 286.15 283.24 286.15 + 2.01329.06 257.00 Oct 14 1,985 284.50 286.03 283.64 286.03 + 1.89329.49 259.97 Nov 14 1,800 283.99 285.72 283.50 285.72 + 1.74329.79 89.76 Dec 14 19,444 283.70 285.90 283.22 285.44 + 1.64329.91 260.19 Jan 15 1,606 283.70 285.16 283.70 285.16 + 1.56Est. Vol. 109,162 Vol. 130,002 open int 296,906 +3,954NY HARBOR GAS BLEND (NYM) – 42,000 gallons– dollars per gallon

2.903 1.0600 Dec 13 82,396 2.507 2.568 2.501 2.553 + 0.052.873 2.492 Jan 14 61,724 2.502 2.560 2.499 2.546 + 0.0472.869 2.506 Feb 14 18,037 2.519 2.568 2.511 2.557 + 0.0452.874 2.523 Mar 14 22,302 2.537 2.587 2.523 2.574 + 0.044

Est. Vol. 118,280 Vol. 167,530 open int 244,509 +6,635

Woods And FibersLUMBER (CME) – 110,000 bd. ft.– $ per 1,000 bd. ft.384.40 285.50 Nov 13 474 370.00 377.30 370.00 372.90 + 6.40390.40 296.20 Jan 14 3,621 375.50 380.00 373.10 374.70 + 3.40392.40 306.00 Mar 14 684 381.70 384.10 377.60 380.00 – 0.40393.00 309.90 May 14 71 382.00 384.00 379.00 380.70 – 1.20386.00 321.70 Jul 14 36 382.00 382.00 382.00 382.00 – 3.00Est. Vol. 1,813 Vol. 686 open int 4,887 +87

COTTON 2 (ICE) – 50,000 lbs.– cents per lb.93.72 75.85 Dec 13 81,969 76.75 77.88 75.85 76.88 + 0.1290.61 77.84 Mar 14 82,773 78.71 79.36 77.84 78.64 – 0.2288.28 78.53 May 14 14,480 78.94 79.85 78.53 79.33 – 0.1987.02 79.28 Jul 14 9,563 79.90 80.34 79.29 79.97 – 0.1395.50 68.25 Dec 14 6,447 76.80 76.97 76.36 76.59 – 0.39

Est. Vol. 29,910 Vol. 32,390 open int 195,245 –763

IndexesS&P COMP. INDEX (CME) – 250 x index1774.2 1619.5 Dec 13 161,267 1745.2 1768.0 1736.3 1766.1 + 20.91764.0 1222.4 Mar 14 3,989 1737.7 1759.7 1737.7 1759.6 + 20.91756.4 1259.8 Jun 14 272 1731.0 1753.0 1731.0 1752.8 + 20.81743.2 1592.3 Dec 14 30 1717.8 1739.8 1717.8 1739.6 + 20.8Est. Vol. 9,517 Vol. 9,317 open int 165,558 –1,561S&P MINI INDEX (CME) – 50 x index1774.5 1618.3 Dec 13 2,780,995 1744.8 1768.0 1736.5 1766.1 + 20.91767.8 1612.3 Mar 14 45,194 1738.5 1761.3 1729.5 1759.6 + 20.91760.8 1607.3 Jun 14 1,453 1735.0 1754.3 1723.5 1752.8 + 20.8Est. Vol. 1,033,855 Vol. 2,469,000 open int 2,827,993 +15,547S&P MIDCAP 400 (CME) – 500 x index1301.0 936.30 Dec 13 419 1267.0 1284.0 1267.0 1283.5 + 17.4Est. Vol. Vol. 3 open int 419 –3DJ INDUSTRIALS (CBOT) – $10 x Dow Jones Industrial Average15768 14660 Dec 13 14,013 15580 15711 15500 15700 + 133.015633 14583 Mar 14 300 15501 15633 15501 15633 + 132.015555 14514 Jun 14 na 15423 15555 15423 15555 + 132.015486 14510 Sep 14 na 15354 15486 15354 15486 + 132.0

Est. Vol. 137 Vol. 199 open int 14,313 +4MINI DOW JONES (CBOT) – $5 x DJIA index15779 14648 Dec 13 126,124 15551 15719 15495 15705 + 5.0015700 14545 Mar 14 499 15522 15630 15450 15630 – 3.00

Est. Vol. 171,285 Vol. 209,655 open int 126,633 –2,525NASDAQ 100 INDEX (CME) – $100 x index3401.0 2499.0 Dec 13 8,720 3320.0 3362.5 3312.0 3360.5 + 41.03386.3 2561.8 Mar 14 2 3350.0 3354.5 3350.0 3354.5 + 41.0Est. Vol. 210 Vol. 546 open int 8,720 +98MINI NASDAQ 100 INDE (CME) – $20 x index3401.8 2481.5 Dec 13 408,717 3361.0 3363.0 3310.0 3360.5 + 41.03394.8 2561.8 Mar 14 1,285 3350.0 3354.5 3308.5 3354.5 + 41.03373.5 2802.5 Sep 14 51 3312.5 3341.8 3312.5 3341.8 + 41.0Est. Vol. Vol. 404,550 open int 410,080 –3,454RUSSELL 1000 Mini (ICE) – $50 x index987.60 757.70 Dec 13 9,962 973.20 984.00 971.70 984.00 + 11.5Est. Vol. 608 Vol. 1,005 open int 9,962 +106NIKKEI 225 AVGS. (CME) – $5 x nsa14965 13240 Dec 13 65,647 14040 14310 14020 14270 + 235.015000 13330 Mar 14 47 14135 14365 14135 14365 + 240.0

Est. Vol. 44,579 Vol. 23,692 open int 65,694 –2,018

FinancialsUS TREASURY BONDS (CBOT) – $100,000 prin– pts & 32nds of 100 pct135-24 128-12 Dec 13 660,591 133-26 134-10 131-18 131-24 –1–30134-08 128-11 Mar 14 5,031 132-10 132-25 130-06 130-10 –1–29134-01 130-05 Jun 14 na 132-07 132-07 130-10 130-10 –1–29Est. Vol. 887,756 Vol. 415,821 open int 665,622 +39610 YEAR TREASURY (CBOT) – $100,000 prin–pts & 32nds & a half 32nd128-02 122-07 Dec 13 2,200,405 127-05 127-22 125-30 126-03 –1–01126-25 122-03 Mar 14 28,356 125-29 126-12 124-21 124-24 –1–03125-31 121-29 Sep 14 na 125-11 125-11 124-08 124-08 –1–03Est. Vol. 3,155,935 Vol. 1,275,154 open int 2,228,761 –52,5695 YEAR TREASURY (CBOT) – $100,000 prin–pts & 32nds & a half 32nd122-05 118-10 Dec 13 1,902,059 121-25 122-05 121-04 121-10 – 146121-02 118-15 Mar 14 26,803 120-29 121-00 120-11 120-14 – 16120-31 119-32 Dec 14 na 120-30 120-30 120-14 120-14 – 16Est. Vol. 1,503,578 Vol. 725,516 open int 1,928,862 +20,1792 YR. TREASURY NOTES (CBOT) – $200,000 prin–pts & 32nds & a quarter 32nd110-10 109-16 Dec 13 953,766 110-08 110-08 110-06 110-07 0.00000110-04 109-18 Mar 14 3,036 110-03 110-03 109-31 110-01 0.00000109-29 109-12 Jun 14 na 109-29 109-29 109-27 109-27 0.00000Est. Vol. 359,276 Vol. 211,079 open int 956,802 +249EURODOLLARS (IMM) – $1 million–pts of 100 pct.

99.77 99.55 Nov 13 48,088 99.76 99.76 99.76 99.76 ...99.76 92.65 Dec 13 818,722 99.75 99.76 99.75 99.75 ...99.75 99.57 Jan 14 19,414 99.75 99.75 99.75 99.75 ...

99.74 92.05 Mar 14 814,941 99.72 99.73 99.72 99.72 –0.005099.72 91.10 Jun 14 753,385 99.69 99.70 99.69 99.69 –0.005099.68 89.90 Sep 14 626,303 99.66 99.67 99.64 99.65 – 0.0199.62 88.35 Dec 14 915,481 99.59 99.60 99.56 99.57 – 0.02599.53 98.90 Mar 15 568,309 99.50 99.52 99.44 99.47 – 0.0499.44 98.65 Jun 15 705,254 99.39 99.41 99.31 99.34 – 0.05599.31 98.36 Sep 15 884,134 99.26 99.28 99.16 99.19 – 0.0799.14 98.06 Dec 15 1,076,185 99.09 99.12 98.96 99.00 – 0.0998.92 97.76 Mar 16 570,972 98.88 98.91 98.72 98.77 – 0.1198.67 97.47 Jun 16 367,751 98.63 98.64 98.46 98.50 – 0.12598.40 97.20 Sep 16 381,924 98.36 98.39 98.19 98.22 – 0.1498.13 96.95 Dec 16 431,438 98.09 98.13 97.90 97.94 – 0.1597.89 96.73 Mar 17 305,514 97.83 97.89 97.64 97.67 – 0.15597.64 96.52 Jun 17 196,051 97.57 97.62 97.36 97.39 – 0.16597.42 96.33 Sep 17 160,446 97.31 97.39 97.09 97.14 – 0.1797.20 96.14 Dec 17 154,564 97.06 97.14 96.84 96.89 – 0.17598.00 70.00 Mar 18 104,098 96.86 96.93 96.61 96.66 – 0.1896.83 95.83 Jun 18 73,440 96.64 96.72 96.40 96.45 – 0.1896.66 95.71 Sep 18 36,246 96.45 96.54 96.21 96.27 – 0.1896.50 95.55 Dec 18 22,907 96.30 96.36 96.04 96.09 – 0.1896.36 95.43 Mar 19 14,903 96.14 96.14 95.89 95.95 – 0.17596.22 95.34 Jun 19 7,515 96.00 96.00 95.77 95.83 – 0.17596.11 95.22 Sep 19 6,683 95.88 95.89 95.65 95.71 – 0.1795.99 95.22 Dec 19 7,245 95.78 95.78 95.56 95.61 – 0.1795.91 95.16 Mar 20 5,557 95.72 95.72 95.52 95.53 – 0.16595.83 95.11 Jun 20 4,168 95.49 95.50 95.45 95.45 – 0.16595.63 95.02 Mar 21 2,402 95.31 95.39 95.23 95.28 – 0.1695.56 94.98 Jun 21 4,186 95.33 95.33 95.22 95.22 – 0.16

Est. Vol. 7,081,493 Vol. 3,501,714 open int 10,097,221 +173,630US DOLLAR INDEX (ICE) – 1000 x index

85.22 79.06 Dec 13 41,906 80.95 81.58 80.79 81.38 + 0.5385.20 79.35 Mar 14 1,503 81.15 81.73 81.07 81.57 + 0.53

Est. Vol. 32,651 Vol. 43,073 open int 43,412 +106AUSTRALIAN DOLLAR (IMM) – 100,000 dollars, $ per A $1.0359 0.8769 Dec 13 132,764 0.9434 0.9460 0.9329 0.9353 –0.00831.0290 0.8765 Mar 14 895 0.9380 0.9400 0.9275 0.9297 –0.0082Est. Vol. 226,510 Vol. 116,928 open int 133,671 +4,275BRITISH POUND (IMM) – 62,500 pounds, $ per pound1.6264 1.4798 Dec 13 171,664 1.6093 1.6102 1.5953 1.5997 –0.00871.6259 1.4850 Mar 14 1,475 1.6074 1.6086 1.5948 1.5985 –0.0087Est. Vol. 219,498 Vol. 124,114 open int 173,576 +1,518CANADIAN DOLLAR (IMM) – 100,000 dollars, $ per Cdn. dlr1.0184 0.9390 Dec 13 109,223 0.9555 0.9564 0.9510 0.9525 –0.00391.0106 0.9360 Mar 14 4,113 0.9534 0.9540 0.9489 0.9504 –0.00381.0026 0.9360 Jun 14 596 0.9502 0.9502 0.9469 0.9481 –0.00390.9859 0.9353 Sep 14 498 0.9450 0.9465 0.9438 0.9459 –0.00390.9626 0.9340 Jun 15 1 0.9421 0.9421 0.9391 0.9391 –0.0038Est. Vol. 108,214 Vol. 49,309 open int 114,583 +705MEXICAN PESO (IMM) – 500,000 pesos, $ per peso0.0817 0.0667 Dec 13 115,643 0.0754 0.0759 0.0748 0.0756 +0.000250.0811 0.0714 Mar 14 1,183 0.0751 0.0751 0.0750 0.0751 +0.00025Est. Vol. 90,994 Vol. 53,497 open int 116,867 +1,299JAPANESE YEN (IMM) – 12.5 million yen, $ per 100 yen1.2994 0.9675 Dec 13 180,636 1.0188 1.0218 1.0080 1.0087 –0.01311.2992 0.9710 Mar 14 1,407 1.0195 1.0210 1.0089 1.0094 –0.01301.0845 0.9735 Sep 14 12 1.0175 1.0175 1.0110 1.0110 –0.0131Est. Vol. 352,410 Vol. 266,373 open int 182,107 +1,721SWISS FRANC (IMM) – 125,000 francs, $ per franc1.1253 1.0205 Dec 13 53,824 1.0917 1.0936 1.0817 1.0842 –0.00781.1260 1.0244 Mar 14 127 1.0917 1.0927 1.0829 1.0851 –0.00781.1237 1.0261 Jun 14 1 1.0923 1.0923 1.0862 1.0862 –0.00781.1251 1.0280 Sep 14 2 1.0935 1.0935 1.0875 1.0875 –0.0077Est. Vol. 86,756 Vol. 62,617 open int 53,954 +1,156EURO – 125,000 Euros, $ per Euro1.3834 1.2162 Dec 13 233,925 1.3417 1.3453 1.3318 1.3356 –0.00721.3834 1.2781 Mar 14 4,419 1.3417 1.3446 1.3322 1.3358 –0.00721.3820 1.2818 Jun 14 130 1.3387 1.3450 1.3302 1.3362 –0.00721.3810 1.2833 Sep 14 18 1.3440 1.3450 1.3366 1.3366 –0.0072Est. Vol. 256,754 Vol. 439,650 open int 238,531 –9,70030 DAY FEDERAL FUNDS (CBOT) – $5 million– pts. of 100 pct.

99.92 99.86 Nov 13 32,677 99.92 99.92 99.92 99.92 ...99.92 99.87 Dec 13 25,736 99.92 99.92 99.92 99.92 ...99.92 99.86 Jan 14 27,277 99.92 99.92 99.91 99.91 ...99.91 99.85 Feb 14 20,845 99.91 99.91 99.90 99.91 ...99.91 99.83 Mar 14 19,684 99.91 99.91 99.90 99.90 ...99.91 99.82 Apr 14 13,922 99.90 99.91 99.89 99.90 ...99.90 99.79 May 14 15,702 99.89 99.90 99.89 99.89 ...99.90 99.77 Jun 14 17,378 99.89 99.89 99.89 99.89 ...99.89 99.69 Aug 14 16,587 99.88 99.88 99.87 99.88 –0.0050

Est. Vol. 39,648 Vol. 27,055 open int 282,524 +3,528

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For Friday, November 8, 2013

Key Commodity Futures

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CORN Dec 13 PRICE MO %F=15.3 %S=11.6 CLOSE 4.26¾OPEN INTEREST 587101CBOT

CATTLE Dec 13 PRICE MO %F=26.7 %S=40.4 CLOSE 132.40OPEN INTEREST 108678CME

COFFEE C Dec 13 PRICE MO %F=15 %S=9.5 CLOSE 104.05OPEN INTEREST 70182ICE

GOLD Dec 13 PRICE MO %F=26.1 %S=44.1 CLOSE 1284.60OPEN INTEREST 183623CMX

HI GRADE COPPER Dec 13 PRICE MO %F=24.5 %S=31 CLOSE 325.40OPEN INTEREST 75834CMX

HEATING OIL Dec 13 PRICE MO %F=13.6 %S=16 CLOSE 287.19OPEN INTEREST 86104NYM

SOYBEANS Jan 14 PRICE MO %F=36.7 %S=24.9 CLOSE 12.96OPEN INTEREST 279554CBOT

HOGS LEAN Dec 13 PRICE MO %F=21.1 %S=31.9 CLOSE 88.12OPEN INTEREST 95543CME

SUGAR-WORLD 11 Mar 14 PRICE MO %F=7 %S=8.8 CLOSE 18.08OPEN INTEREST 458092ICE

SILVER Dec 13 PRICE MO %F=20.8 %S=37.3 CLOSE 21.31½OPEN INTEREST 62038CMX

LIGHT SWEET CRUDE Dec 13 PRICE MO %F=37.4 %S=34.9 CLOSE 94.60OPEN INTEREST 270748NYM

NATURAL GAS Jan 14 PRICE MO %F=20.8 %S=15.3 CLOSE 3.616OPEN INTEREST 319860NYM

FuturesTables &Charts Footnotes:CBOT: Chicago Board of Trade. CME: Chicago MercantileExchange. CMX: Comex division of Nymex. IMM: InternationalMonetary Market at CME. KBOT: Kansas City Board of Trade. NYBT:N.Y. Board of Trade. NYM: N.Y. Mercantile Exchange. CME marketdata is the property of Chicago Mercantile Exchange Inc. and itslicensors. All rights reserved.Charts: Daily future prices are displayed with price momentumand volume. Price momentum equals rate of change of high, lowand close for last 14 days. Change of short-term price directionmay be indicated when % F (dark line) crosses % S (thin line).

Spot Prices

BY BLOOMBERG NEWS

Corn rebounded from a three-yearlow after the government predictedsmaller harvest gains than analystsforecast.

December corn rose 0.4% to$4.22 a bushel on the Chicago Boardof Trade, after touching $4.29-1/2,the highest for a most-active con-tract since Aug. 26. Before the re-port, prices tumbled to $4.15-1/2,the lowest since August 2010.

Farmers will collect a record13.989 billion bushels of corn thisyear, the USDA said. While that’smorethan the 13.843 billion predict-ed in September and 30% above thedrought-damaged harvest of 2012,it was less than the 14.029 billion ex-pected by 36 analysts in a Bloom-berg survey, on average.

The prospect of a record harvestsent prices diving into a bear marketthis year and down 50% from therecord reached during last year’sdrought, which cut output by 13%.

“The crop is not as big as everyonefeared, and that provided the fod-der for a rally,” said Dale Durch-holz, senior market analyst forAgriVisor in Bloomington, Ill.

Domestic corn reserves on Aug.31, 2014, before next year’s harvest,will total 1.887 billion bushels, upfrom 1.855 billion forecast in Sep-tember, after farmers harvest arecord crop this year, the USDAsaid. Global inventories will jump22% to a 13-year high.

The export forecast was increasedto 1.4 billion bushels, up 14% fromthe September estimate, as lowerprices are making U.S. corn morecompetitive abroad, the govern-ment said. The report was the firstin two months after the USDA can-celed its October assessments be-cause of the government shutdown.

USDA OutlookGives Corn AHelping Hand

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19 e 33.4 apartmntinv aiv 26.50 -0.08 47 3.631 b 18.3 apollocomm ari 16.19 -0.08 28 9.98 d+ 22.1 apollores amtg 15.01 -0.33 60 10.7

23 d+ 8.6 arborrlty abr 6.52 -0.03 5 8.010 d+ 11.8 armadahofflr ahh 9.49 0.16 11 6.74 d- 7.2 armourres arr 3.92 -0.13 70 15.3

54 d- 14.3 ashfordhsp aht 12.24 -0.03 -4 3.917 c+ 19.1 assocestrlty aec 14.57 -0.05 -5 5.219 d- 141.9 avalonbay avb 121.84 -0.98 24 3.541 b+ 31.1 aviv reit aviv 25.10 -0.59 77 5.721 b- 23.1 biomdrlty bmr 19.03 -0.25 3 4.953 b+ 29.5 blackstnmtg bxmt 25.00 -0.04 -29 1.122 d 115.8 bostonprpty bxp 100.33 -0.90 16 2.650 d- 55.8 breproprts bre 53.96 0.13 68 2.927 21.0 brixmorprop brx 19.75 -0.09 -80 ..32 c 16.1 brndywinerty bdn 13.40 -0.19 65 4.515 d 24.0 brookfieldprop bpy 19.23 0.20 21 5.239 d- 7.8 brrealty brt 7.05 0.05 19 ..11 e 76.1 camdenprpty cpt 59.98 -0.93 3 4.210 e 14.4 campuscrest ccg 9.96 0.04 2 6.622 b 13.3 capsteadmtg cmo 11.55 -0.25 39 10.77 e 26.9 cblassoc cbl 18.20 -0.16 -42 5.1

32 b+ 6.8 cedarrealty cdr 5.44 -0.15 -15 3.724 b 10.1 chambersstr csg 8.70 -0.42 23 5.782 a- 21.1 chathamldg cldt 21.15 0.17 41 4.024 19.2 cherryhilmrt chmi 17.45 -0.11 -91 ..38 b- 3.3 chimera cim 3.02 0.00 -2 11.943 b 24.5 chspkeldge chsp 22.62 -0.16 -12 4.676 a+ 14.7 colerealest cole 13.48 -0.39 -6 5.325 c+ 23.7 colonyfinl clny 20.23 -0.02 67 6.934 23.0 columproptrst cxp 22.50 0.01 58 0.0

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38 c+ 8.4 dctindust dct 7.41 -0.18 38 3.826 b- 19.5 ddr ddr 16.17 -0.08 20 3.35 e 74.0 digitalrlty dlr 45.81 -0.82 14 6.8

72 d+ 11.8 dmndrockhsp drh 11.26 -0.10 11 3.026 c 28.6 douglasemmt dei 23.68 -0.40 -33 3.430 c 18.8 dukerlty dre 15.67 -0.18 -40 4.329 c+ 27.9 dupontfab dft 22.95 -0.66 73 4.412 c- 11.1 dynexcap dx 8.21 -0.13 2 13.241 b- 67.0 eastgroup egp 61.08 -1.16 -27 3.511 b- 11.8 educationrlty edr 8.70 -0.09 -33 5.110 d+ 19.9 ellngrdnmtg earn 14.63 -0.18 96 13.745 14.9 empirestate esrt 13.51 -0.22 -68 ..40 b+ 61.2 eprprpty epr 51.37 -1.01 -31 6.228 b 42.9 eqlifestyle els 36.41 -0.86 -21 2.732 c 26.7 equityone eqy 22.93 -0.28 2 3.819 c+ 61.0 equityres eqr 51.70 -0.75 -7 3.135 d+ 172.2 essexprpty ess 154.99 -2.22 11 3.115 d 15.4 excel exl 11.55 -0.20 -5 6.142 d- 49.3 extraspace exr 42.56 -1.08 119 3.830 d- 118.5 federalrlty frt 105.03 -0.37 23 3.078 a+ 7.2 felcorldg fch 6.70 -0.05 -33 ..53 b+ 18.9 firstindust fr 17.44 -0.10 -50 1.911 d- 16.1 firstpotomac fpo 11.27 -0.08 32 5.37 e 15.7 five oaks inv oaks 10.92 -0.13 -46 13.7

42 b+ 15.3 franklnst fsp 13.21 -0.19 -22 5.832 e 23.3 gengrwthppty ggp 20.47 0.11 34 2.720 c+ 23.0 gettyrlty gty 18.28 -0.15 24 4.438 b- 21.3 gladstone good 18.83 0.01 -16 8.010 b- 13.3 glimcherrlty grt 9.72 -0.14 -41 4.11 51.4 gmg/leispptys glpi 45.49 -0.32 85 ..

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37 c- 32.6 hosp prop tr hpt 27.64 0.07 85 6.955 c- 19.3 hosthtls hst 18.60 0.12 0 2.627 c+ 24.2 hudsonpac hpp 20.26 -0.10 -5 2.543 d- 8.8 indepnrealtytr irt 8.75 -0.06 55 7.348 b- 12.1 inlandre irc 10.45 -0.19 5 5.530 d+ 2.2 innsuites iht 1.64 -0.14 35 0.67 c- 22.3 invescomrtg ivr 14.78 -0.46 69 13.5

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33 c 20.3 terrenorlty trno 17.30 -0.20 10 3.07 d 10.0 trade st resi tsre 6.79 0.00 -73 5.6

15 c+ 13.0 twoharbors two 9.38 -0.26 16 11.928 c- 27.0 udr inc udr 23.74 -0.23 -32 4.020 c+ 11.6 umhprptys umh 9.98 0.04 13 7.214 c+ 59.1 univrslhr uht 42.96 -0.22 -28 5.816 b 23.4 urstadbddlea uba 18.94 -0.13 43 5.310 d- 20.5 urstadtbiddle ubp 16.09 -0.10 -68 5.617 d- 84.1 ventas vtr 61.57 -2.06 22 4.445 b- 91.9 vornadorlty vno 88.08 -0.51 -21 3.317 c+ 30.6 washington wre 24.47 -0.38 5 4.928 c- 35.9 weingarten wri 29.91 -0.55 22 4.139 b- 33.2 weyerhaus wy 29.30 0.17 15 3.05 b- 6.8 wheelerreit whlr 4.19 0.03 -72 10.0

15 c- 17.9 whitestone wsr 13.45 -0.22 -1 8.522 c 13.7 winthroprlty fur 11.38 -0.07 -42 5.742 c 79.3 wpcarey wpc 64.14 -0.74 3 5.4

Curr Prior Under Sales RelClosing Qtr Yr’s Qtr EPS /Over Sales % EPS Str

Company Name Symbol Industry Price Erns Erns %Chg Est % (Mil) Chg Rtg Rtg

57 UpAceto Corp ACET Chemicals-Specialty 19.74 0.40 vs 0.18 +122` +60 129 +16` 92 95Advntge Oil & Gas AAV Oil&Gascdn Expl Pro 3.95 –0.01 vs –0.02 .. .. 59.4 +8.4a 58 62Alamo Group Inc ALG Machinery-Farm 50.84 0.93 vs 0.71 +31.0` +18 175 +12` 93 85Am Frst Tx Ext Fd ATAX Fin-Mrtg&Rel Svc 7.08 0.05 vs 0.02 +150a .. 9.8 +55a 78 40Amer Homes 4 Rt AMH Finance-Reit 16.17 –0.05 vs –0.81 .. .. 49.5 +999a 22 41Aqua America Inc WTR Utility-Water Supply 24.92 0.36 vs 0.29 +24.1a +2.9 204 –4.8 92 43Arbor Realty Trust ABR Finance-Mrtg-Reit 6.52 r0.08 vs 0.07 +14.3 –38 32.4 +18a 21 23Atwood Oceanics ATW Oil&Gas-Drilling 55.40 1.57 vs 1.45 +8.3a +4.0 293 +16a 78 39Aurico Gold Inc AUQ Mining-Gld/Silvr/Gms 4.12 0.01 vs –0.01 +200a –50 54.3 +37a 46 5Bristow Group Inc BRS Oil&Gas-Field Servic 83.81 1.27 vs 0.80 +58.8` +22 417 +14` 91 88

Brookfield Asset BAM Real State Dvlpt/Ops 39.09 1.23 vs 0.48 +156`+120 5176 +11a 87 47C I F C Corp CIFC Fnce-Invsmnt Mgt 8.10 0.34 vs 0.03 +1033` .. 1.9 –32 78 44Cablevision Sys CVC Telcom-Svc-Cbl/Sat 15.08 r0.22 vs 0.01 +2100 +100 1568 +1.8` 34 16Callon Petroleum CPE Oil&Gas-U S Expl Pro 6.91 0.03 vs –0.01 +400 .. 30.8 +12 47 93Central Federal Cp CFBK Financ-Svings & Lo 1.33 –0.02 vs –0.26 .. .. 2.1 +4.5 56 14Cheniere Energy LNG Oil&Gas-Trnsprt/Pip 38.59 –0.31 vs –0.47 .. .. 67.7 +2.6a 16 95Chesapeake Grnt Wsh CHKR Oil&Gas-Roylty Trust 12.94 0.69 vs 0.61 +13.1` +4.5 27.8 –10 42 8Chicago Rivt & Mach CVR Auto/Trck-Orgnl Eqp 33.20 0.85 vs 0.48 +77.1` .. 9.5 +11` 92 91Chyronhego Corp CHYR Cmptr-Intgrtd Syst 1.61 0.03 vs –0.04 +175a .. 14.0 +93` 78 93Cogent Comm Grp CCOI Telcom-Svc-Cbl/Sat 36.01 0.05 vs –0.01 +600` –29 87.8 +10a 78 86

Darling International DAR Agricultural Oprtions 22.20 0.32 vs 0.31 +3.2 –5.9 426 –6.0 51 74Delta Natural Gas DGAS Utility-Gas Dstribtn 21.62 0.01 vs –0.02 +150 .. 13.0 +14a 41 47Diamondrck Hsptlty DRH Finance-Reit 11.26 0.04 vs –0.16 +125` –79 211 +15a 76 72Dot Hill Systems HILL Comptr-Data Strge 2.75 0.05 vs –0.02 +350a +67 52.6 +9.1` 78 97Enerplus Corporation ERF Oil&Gascdn Expl Pro 17.28 r0.17 vs –0.32 +153 –15 290 +28 36 68Englobal ENG Bldg-Heavy Constr 1.79 –0.01 vs –0.70 .. .. 43.3 –25 56 99Envirostar Inc EVI Mchnry-Gen Indstrl 3.05 0.06 vs 0.02 +200a .. 8.5 +30a 94 98Epam Systems Inc EPAM Cmpter-Tech Srvcs 35.72 0.43 vs 0.37 +16.2` +2.4 140 +27a 90 92Geeknet GKNT Retail-Internet 18.61 –0.21 vs –0.31 .. .. 22.4 +30` 26 77Halozyme Theraptcs HALO Medical-Biomed/Bth 12.90 –0.17 vs –0.18 .. .. 16.0 +200` 14 98

Hampton Rds Bnks HMPR Banks-Southeast 1.53 0.02 vs –0.05 +140` .. 26.9 +22` 51 56Hemisphrx Biophrm HEB Medical-Biomed/Bth .21 –0.03 vs –0.05 .. .. .... .. 25 6Horizon Pharma Inc HZNP Medical-Biomed/Bth 4.86 –0.03 vs –0.39 .. .. 26.2 +302` 53 98Information Svcs Grp III Cmml Svcs-Cnsltng 3.88 0.07 vs 0.05 +40.0a +75 51.4 +11` 65 99Intrexon Corporation XON Med-Resrch Eqp/Svc 19.33 0.15 vs –0.21 +171 .. 6.1 +109a 66 5Isramco ISRL Oil&Gas-U S Expl Pro 147.8 1.41 vs –0.43 +428` .. 19.6 +54` 37 92Jacksonville Bancorp JAXB Banks-Southeast 10.53 0.03 vs –36.27 +100` .. 6.4 –9.0 51 5Kansas City Life Ins KCLI Insurance-Life 46.27 0.65 vs 0.38 +71.0` .. 120 +15` 97 71Kingsway Fncl Svcs KFS Insrnce-Prp/Cas/Titl 3.20 r–0.41 vs –1.52 .. .. 45.5 +31` 36 22Lehigh Gas Prtnrs Lp LGP Oil&Gas-Rfing/Mkt 28.52 0.33 vs 0.25 +32.0 +10 490 +0.3a 80 78

Mcewen Mining Inc MUX Mining-Gld/Silvr/Gms 1.90 r0.01 vs –0.01 +200 .. 13.8 +18a 13 5Medicinova Inc MNOV Medical-Biomed/Bth 2.15 –0.10 vs –0.14 .. .. .... .. 28 19Mobile Mini Inc MINI Comml Svcs-Leasing 37.23 0.28 vs 0.27 +3.7a –9.7 106 +6.6` 54 88National Fuel Gas Co NFG Utility-Gas Dstribtn 69.97 0.63 vs 0.43 +46.5` +8.6 339 +8.2a 85 67Nelnet Inc NNI Finance-Cons Loan 44.25 1.48 vs 1.12 +32.1a +8.8 261 +11a 94 87Northern Oil & Gas NOG Oil&Gas-U S Expl Pro 16.37 0.32 vs 0.27 +18.5` 0.0 69.8 +16 92 73Oclaro Inc OCLR Telcom-Fibr Optcs 2.16 –0.30 vs –0.45 .. .. 96.7 +1.1 17 96P H I Inc Voting PHII Oil&Gas-Field Servic 38.00 r0.88 vs 0.41 +115a .. 201 +18a 73 64Revolution Lighting RVLT Bldg-Cnstr Prds/Msc 3.28 –0.04 vs –0.05 .. .. 5.3 +325a 43 98Sierra Wireless SWIR Telcom-Infrastr 17.09 0.11 vs 0.04 +175` +57 112 +12a 78 93

Sonic Auto Cl A SAH Retail/Whlsle-Auto 21.83 0.46 vs 0.40 +15.0` 0.0 2242 +5.4` 78 28Stewardship Finl SSFN Banks-Northeast 4.75 0.06 vs 0.04 +50.0a .. 7.5 –15 47 29Synutra Intl Inc SYUT Food-Dairy Products 7.43 0.11 vs –0.77 +114a+120 88.6 +34a 35 94

United Cmmnty Fncl UCFC Financ-Svings & Lo 3.79 0.03 vs –0.82 +104 .. 19.6 –11 11 28United Guardian Inc UG Medical-Products 24.50 r0.28 vs 0.24 +16.7` –20 3.4 –3.7 86 47Vaalco Energy Inc EGY Oil&Gas-Intl Expl Pr 5.93 r0.04 vs 0.01 +300 –85 37.7 +0.3 39 9Walt Disney DIS Media-Diversified 68.58 0.77 vs 0.68 +13.2` +1.3 11568 +7.3` 75 69

59 DownAdams Res & Energy AE Oil&Gas-Rfing/Mkt 55.05 1.65 vs 1.98 –16.7 .. 1061 +33` 77 71Aerocentury Corp ACY Comml Svcs-Leasing 19.00 r–0.22 vs 0.71 .. .. 7.0 –1.8 20 53Alon Usa Energy Inc ALJ Oil&Gas-Rfing/Mkt 10.24 –0.47 vs 0.84 .. .. 1893 –20 11 4Amcon Distributing DIT Wholesale-Food 80.00 2.07 vs 3.33 –37.8 .. 318 +3.4` 38 49Apollo Investment AINV Fnce-Invsmnt Mgt 8.58 0.22 vs 0.22 0.0 +4.8 93.7 +12a 55 46Armada Hoffler Ppty AHH Finance-Reit 9.49 0.04 vs 0.14 –71.4 –43 36.8 +37a 36 10Atlantic Power Corp AT Utility-Elctric Pwr 3.87 r–0.34 vs –0.23 .. .. 142 +33a 19 3Atlas Energy Lp ATLS Oil&Gas-Trnsprt/Pip 49.27 r–0.54 vs –0.07 .. .. 650 +83` 5 58Atlas Resource Prtnr ARP Oil&Gas-U S Expl Pro 20.03 –0.39 vs –0.04 .. .. 91.1 +22a 14 13Banc Of California IncBANC Financ-Svings & Lo 13.50 –0.53 vs 0.79 .. .. 52.1 +44a 38 48

Capital Southwest CSWC Fnce-Invsmnt Mgt 32.17 –0.08 vs –0.01 .. .. 1.0 –27 7 47Celldex Therapeutic CLDX Medical-Biomed/Bth 25.65 –0.29 vs –0.25 .. .. 1.0 –68 8 99Charter Financial CHFN Financ-Svings & Lo 10.88 0.04 vs 0.09 –55.6 .. 12.7 –14 14 68Cheniere Engy Prtnr CQP Oil&Gas-Trnsprt/Pip 29.73 –0.20 vs 0.04 .. .. 67.5 +1.6a 14 73Comm Systems JCS Telcom-Cbl/Sat Eqp 11.90 –0.24 vs 0.13 .. .. 44.6 +56` 37 55Crosstex Energy Inc XTXI Oil&Gas-Trnsprt/Pip 30.95 –0.23 vs –0.09 .. .. 469 +5.3a 1 96Crosstex Energy Lp XTEX Oil&Gas-Trnsprt/Pip 24.27 r–0.95 vs –0.34 .. .. 468 +5.3a 1 87Demand Media Inc DMD Internet-Content 5.16 0.04 vs 0.11 –63.6 0.0 96.3 –1.9 65 3Diversicare Hlthcr DVCR Med-Long-Trm Care 4.87 –0.28 vs 0.01 .. .. 70.3 +14` 20 17Ebix Inc EBIX Comptr Sftwr-Entr 12.87 r0.37 vs 0.46 –19.6 +19 50.3 –6.5 49 16

Eldorado Gold EGO Mining-Gld/Silvr/Gms 6.46 0.05 vs 0.11 –54.5 –17 287 +1.9a 37 4First United Corp FUNC Banks-Northeast 8.12 0.22 vs 0.40 –45.0 .. 17.3 +5.6 62 37Forbes Energy Svcs FES Oil&Gas-U S Expl Pro 3.95 –0.27 vs –0.07 .. .. 105 –8.3 7 76Full Circle Cap Corp FULL Fnce-Invsmnt Mgt 7.76 0.16 vs 0.20 –20.0 –11 3.2 +16a 19 29Gaming Partners Intl GPIC Leisre-Gamng/Equip 8.19 0.01 vs 0.15 –93.3 –92 13.5 –20 32 42Giga-tronics GIGA Elec-Scntific/Msrng 1.07 –0.21 vs –0.21 .. .. 4.0 +16 31 5Gleacher & Co Inc GLCH Fin-Invest Bnk/Bkrs 13.05 –1.85 vs –0.92 .. .. 0.3 –33 3 14Gold Resource Corp GORO Mining-Gld/Silvr/Gms 5.35 –0.03 vs 0.12 .. .. 29.4 –18 20 2Great Plains Energy GXP Utility-Elctric Pwr 23.73 0.93 vs 0.95 –2.1 0.0 765 +2.5 45 43Hms Holdings HMSY Comml Svcs-Hlthcre 22.95 0.20 vs 0.20 0.0 –13 128 +13` 71 17

Howard Hughes HHC Real State Dvlpt/Ops 113.3 0.26 vs 0.47 –44.7 –53 104 +9.2a 27 80Igo Inc IGOI Cmp-Hrdwre/Perip 2.90 –1.65 vs –0.64 .. .. 3.4 –57 11 17Ikonics Corp IKNX Chemicals-Specialty 18.51 0.06 vs 0.11 –45.5 .. 4.2 –0.2 37 95Just Energy Grp Inc JE Utility-Diversified 6.57 –0.80 vs 0.17 .. .. 853 +20` 20 14Leap Wireless Intl LEAP Telcom Svc-Wirles 16.15 r–2.37 vs 0.32 .. .. 694 –10 9 98Lions Gate Entertain LGF Leisre-Mvies & Rel 32.29 0.18 vs 0.58 –69.0 .. 499 –29 24 87Luna Innovations Inc LUNA Med-Resrch Eqp/Svc 1.36 –0.04 vs –0.02 .. .. 5.7 –17 1 44Magnum Hunter Res MHR Oil&Gas-U S Expl Pro 7.07 –0.17 vs –0.13 .. .. 73.0 +101a 3 97Multi Fineline Elec MFLX Elec-Parts 12.53 –0.75 vs 0.02 .. .. 188 –6.6 20 5Nathans Famous NATH Retail-Restaurants 52.52 0.57 vs 0.63 –9.5 .. 23.7 +11a 83 78

Netsol Technologies NTWK Comptr Sftwr-Fincl 5.23 –0.12 vs 0.12 .. .. 9.1 –18 30 2Nevsun Resources NSU Mining-Gld/Silvr/Gms 3.50 0.01 vs 0.22 –95.5 .. 25.8 –85 2 22Pengrowth Energy PGH Oil&Gascdn Expl Pro 6.29 –0.21 vs –0.04 .. .. 324 +16` 15 72Pharmathene Inc PIP Medical-Biomed/Bth 2.04 –0.08 vs –0.01 .. .. 3.5 –48 8 87Pretium Resources PVG Mining-Gld/Silvr/Gms 3.35 –0.03 vs –0.03 .. .. .... .. 25 1Prudential Bancorp PBIP Banks-Northeast 10.68 0.08 vs 0.17 –52.9 +167 4.3 –38 45 77Research Frntrs REFR Elec-Misc Products 5.00 –0.04 vs –0.04 .. .. 0.5 +8.5a 27 82Scripps E W Co Cl A SSP Media-Diversified 18.65 r–0.16 vs 0.21 .. .. 190 –14 13 92Sonde Resources SOQ Oil&Gascdn Expl Pro .88 r–0.07 vs –0.03 .. .. 6.7 +16` 16 40Startek SRT Comml Svc-Outsourci 6.46 –0.12 vs –0.08 .. .. 58.5 +23a 17 89

Steel Partners Hldgs SPLP Fnce-Invsmnt Mgt 15.16 r–0.56 vs –0.09 .. .. 211 +15a 22 63Smmit Midstrm Ptns SMLP Oil&Gas-Trnsprt/Pip 32.79 0.12 vs 0.15 –20.0 –59 63.1 +54` 55 78Tesoro Logistics Lp TLLP Oil&Gas-Trnsprt/Pip 53.60 0.37 vs 0.54 –31.5 –26 93.8 +113` 26 48Tigerlogic Corp TIGR Cmp Sftwr-Dbase 1.95 –0.04 vs –0.02 .. .. 3.8 +22` 3 30U M H Properties Inc UMH Finance-Reit 9.98 –0.06 vs 0.01 .. .. 16.3 +33a 22 20U S Global Invtrs GROW Fnce-Invsmnt Mgt 2.64 –0.01 vs 0.01 .. .. 3.0 –31 9 6Westar Energy Inc WR Utility-Elctric Pwr 31.63 1.04 vs 1.09 –4.6 +4.0 695 –0.1 69 32World Engy Sltns Inc XWES Financial Svc-Spec 3.60 –0.05 vs –0.05 .. .. 8.7 +15` 13 13York Water YORW Utility-Water Supply 20.60 0.19 vs 0.22 –13.6 –14 10.9 –1.1 48 48

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For Friday, November 8, 2013

Dividends Record PaymentREGULAR: Period Amt. Date DateAdams Rescs & Engy ..... Q .22 12-2 12-16Alon USA Energy ............. Q .06 12-3 12-18Apollo Invest .................. Q .20 12-19 1-6Arbor Realty Trust .......... Q .13 11-20 12-2Badger Meter ................... Q .18 11-29 12-13CIFC Corp ......................... Q .10 11-25 12-10Cablevision Sys ............... Q .15 11-22 12-13Cabot Corp ...................... Q .20 11-29 12-13Chatham Lodging Tr ....... M .07 11-29 12-27Chemed Corp .................. Q .20 11-18 12-9Communication Sys ....... Q .16 12-16 1-2Diversicare Health .......... Q .055 12-31 1-13Electro Scientific ............. Q .08 11-19 12-4Full Circle Cap ................ M .067 2-28 3-14Full Circle Cap ................ M .067 3-31 4-15Global Power Equip ........ Q .09 12-13 12-27Hawaiian Elec .................. Q .31 11-20 12-11Landmark Bancorp ......... Q .19 11-27 12-9Natl Bank Hldgs ............. Q .05 11-29 12-13Nelnet A ........................... Q .10 12-2 12-16Oxford Lane Cap .............. Q .55 12-17 12-31QCR Hldgs ........................ Q .04 12-20 1-7Schnitzer Steel ............... Q .1875 11-18 11-29State Auto Fin ................ Q .10 12-11 12-31Torchmark Corp ............... Q .17 1-3 1-31UnitedHealth Grp ............. Q .28 12-6 12-17Valero Energy ................. Q .225 11-27 12-18

IRREGULARChesap Granite Wash ..... Q .6671 11-19 11-29Whiting USA Trust I ........ Q .5921 11-19 11-29Whiting USA Trust II ........ Q .88825 11-19 11-29

STOCKLandmark Bancorp ... 5% 12-2 12-16

INCREASED NewAES Corp ........................... Q .05 2-3 2-18Atmos Energy ................. Q .37 11-25 12-9Excel Trust ...................... Q .175 12-31 1015Lehigh Gas Ptrs .............. Q .5025 11-22 12-3Medical Prop Trust ......... Q .21 12-3 1-7Nvidia Corp ..................... Q .085 11-21 12-13Snap-On Inc .................... Q .44 11-22 12-10Synalloy Corp ................. A .26 11-18 12-3Telus Corp g ..................... Q .36 12-11 1-2United Bankshs ............... Q .32 12-13 1-2

INITIALAAON new x .................... S .10 12-2 12-23x- Previously announced, effective increase fol-lowing split.Amer Homes 4 Rent ........ Q .05 12-13 1-10Mobile Mini Inc ............... Q .17 3-6 3-20

REDUCEDFull Circle Cap ................ M .067 1-31 2-14

SPECIALCohen & Steers ... 1.00 12-2 12-20EnviroStar Inc ... .40 11-27 12-12

G - payable in Canadian funds; Q - Quarterly;A - Annually; S - Semiannually; M - Monthly;U - Pay undetermined; I - Initial; Y - Year-end.

Cash Stocks Ex-Dividend for November 12Company AmountAmerica Movil Sab Adr A ......................................... 0.170America Movil Sab Adr L ........................................ 0.170Amgen Inc ............................................................... 0.470Archer Daniels Midland ........................................... 0.190Berkshire Hills Bancorp .......................................... 0.180Brookfield Glb Infr Incm .......................................... 0.233Brookfield Mtg Opp Incm ....................................... 0.254Brookfield Total Rtrn Fd .......................................... 0.570Clear Channel Outdoor Hd ...................................... 0.560Columbia Sportswear Co ........................................ 0.250Dreyfus Hi Yd Strategies ........................................ 0.064Dreyfus Muni Incm Inc ........................................... 0.105Dreyfus Strat Muni Bd Fd ........................................ 0.143Dreyfus Strategic Muni .......................................... 0.098Duke Realty Corp ..................................................... 0.170E C A Marcellus Trust I ............................................. 0.391Geo Group Inc ........................................................... 0.550Gerdau S A Adr ........................................................ 0.036Goldcorp Inc ............................................................ 0.100Healthcare Realty Trust ......................................... 0.300Helios Advantage Income ....................................... 0.125Helios High Income Fund ........................................ 0.120Helios High Yield Fund ........................................... 0.150Helios Ms High Income Fd ....................................... 0.085Helios Strategic Income .......................................... 0.080Icahn Enterprises Lp ................................................ 1.250Ivy High Income Opp Fd .......................................... 0.250Lazard Glb Ttl Rtrn Fund .......................................... 0.182Lazard World Div Inc Fd ........................................... 0.156M F S Ca Municipal Fund ......................................... 0.159M F S Charter Incm Tr ............................................. 0.147M F S Govt Mkts Inc Tr ............................................ 0.114M F S High Inc Muni Tr ............................................. 0.081M F S High Yield Muni Tr .......................................... 0.072M F S Intermed Hi Inc Fd ......................................... 0.052M F S Intermed Income Fd ...................................... 0.041M F S Intermkt Inc Tr I ............................................ 0.097M F S Investment Gr Muni ....................................... 0.138M F S Multimarket Inc Tr ......................................... 0.038M F S Municipal Inc Tr ............................................. 0.037M F S Special Value Trus ......................................... 0.058Phillips 66 ............................................................... 0.390Protective Life Corp ................................................. 0.200Pzena Invstmnt Mgmt Cl A ..................................... 0.030R R Donnelley & Sons .............................................. 0.260Ruths Hospitality Group .......................................... 0.040Sandridge Mississpan Ii .......................................... 0.536Sandridge Mississpan Tr ......................................... 0.603Sandridge Permian Tr ............................................. 0.652Spartan Motors Inc .................................................. 0.050Starbucks Corp ....................................................... 0.260T J X Cos Inc ............................................................. 0.145Templeton Global Incm Fd ...................................... 0.105Territorial Bancorp Inc ........................................... 0.140United Online Inc .................................................... 0.150W F Adv Income Opportun ...................................... 0.068W F Adv Multi-Sec Inc ............................................ 0.100W F Adv Util And Hi Inc ............................................ 0.225Westpac Banking Corp Adr ..................................... 0.926Wisconsin Energy Corp .......................................... 0.383

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36 Mos 2013 12Wk 5 Yr NetPerformance % % After Asset NAVRating Fund Chg Chg Tax Rtn Value Chg

GH Solar TAN 98 6.7VS Invrs VIX ShrtTrm XIV 89 5.5Spdr KBW Regnl Bnk KRE 74 3.8PS S&P SC Hlth Care PSCH 82 3.5ProS Short MSCI Emrg EUM 27 3.0PS Dyn Oil/Gas Srvc PXJ 72 2.8IS DJ US Broker Idx IAI 81 2.6ProS Short 20+ Yr Trs TBF 50 2.6ETFS Palladium Trust PALL 50 2.5IS DJ US Oil&Equpmt IEZ 72 2.3

36 Mos 2013 12Wk 5 Yr NetPerformance % % After Asset NAVRating Fund Chg Chg Tax Rtn Value Chg

36 Mos 2013 12Wk 5 Yr NetPerformance % % After Asset NAVRating Fund Chg Chg Tax Rtn Value Chg

IP VIX S ETN VXX 3 -5.3ProS VIX ST Futures VIXY 3 -5.3IS MSCI Brazil EWZ 21 -5.2IP India ETN INP 26 -5.0MV Brazil Sc BRF 9 -5.0PS India PIN 25 -4.6WT India Earn EPI 21 -4.6IS S&P Latin Am 40 ILF 21 -4.5IS MSCI Mexico EWW 16 -4.2Spdr DJ Wil REIT RWR 24 -4.2

36 Mos 2013 12Wk 5 Yr NetPerformance % % After Asset NAVRating Fund Chg Chg Tax Rtn Value Chg

36 Mos 2013 12Wk 5 Yr NetPerformance % % After Asset NAVRating Fund Chg Chg Tax Rtn Value Chg

A– WindsorII +25 + 3 +91 64.33n+.10Vanguard Index$ 309 bil 800–662–7447

B+ 500 +26 + 5 +94 162.59n+.46C– Balanced +15 + 3 +71 26.88n+.01D DevMkId r +18 + 6 +66 11.55n–.06

DevMkIdIsPl r +19 + 6 .. 119.42n–.63E EmgMkSt r – 3 + 7 +87 26.62n–.16

EmgMkStIsPl r – 4 + 7 .. 88.46n–.51D Euro Stk Idx r +19 + 7 +63 30.24n–.18A Extnd Mkt +31 + 5+139 59.97n–.06A– FTSESocIndx +30 + 4+106 11.13n+.03D– FTSEWlIdInv r +12 + 6 +70 19.70n–.10

FTSEWlIdIsP r +11 + 7 .. 104.22n–.54A– Growth +25 + 7+114 45.49n+.09A HighDivYldI +25 + 3 +85 23.91n+.08E Int Bd – 3 + 1 +40 11.37n–.04E IntBdAdm – 3 + 1 +41 11.37n–.04E IntBdInst – 3 + 1 +41 11.37n–.04D– LT Bd – 8 + 0 +54 12.71n–.11D– LT Bd Inst – 8 + 0 +54 12.71n–.11

MdCpIdxIsPl +29 + 4 .. 143.13n+.23A– Mega300 I +25 + 5 +91 118.79n+.35A– Mid Cap +29 + 4+139 28.92n+.05A– MidCapValI +30 + 5+136 30.17n+.08B+ MidCpGrI +27 + 4+139 34.20n+.03C REIT r + 8 + 2 +89 23.06n+.12B+ Rs1000VlId +26 + 3 .. 153.84n+.48A– Sm Cap Val +29 + 5+116 22.45n+.01A+ Small Grow +31 + 5+159 32.85n–.09A SmCpIdx +31 + 5+138 50.55n–.05

SmCpIdxIsPl +31 + 5 .. 146.17n–.14E ST Bond 0 + 0 +14 10.55n–.01E Tot Bd Mrkt – 2 + 1 +25 10.69n–.03A– Tot St Mkt +27 + 5+102 44.52n+.10

TotInStk r +13 + 7 .. 33.28n–.17TotInStk r +13 + 7 .. 27.74n–.15TotInStk r +12 + 7 .. 110.94n

–.57TotInStk r +12 + 7 .. 110.96n

–.57D– TotInStk r +13 + 7 +67 16.59n–.08D+ TtWrldInv +19 + 5 +82 23.44n–.03B+ Value +27 + 3 +82 28.54n+.09

Vanguard Instl$ 367 bil 800–662–7447

C– Balance Idx +15 + 3 +72 26.89n+.01D DevMkId r +19 + 6 .. 11.46n–.06E EmgMkSt r – 3 + 7 +88 26.59n–.15D Euro Stk Idx r +20 + 7 +63 30.04n–.17A– FTSESocIndx +30 + 4+104 11.14n+.03E FTSEWlId r +11 + 7 +66 98.42n–.51A– Index +26 + 5 +95 161.54n+.46A Index Ext Mkt +31 + 5+140 60.04n–.07A– Index Gr +25 + 7+116 45.49n+.09A– Index Plus +26 + 5 +95 161.55n+.47E Index Tot Mkt – 2 + 1 +26 10.69n–.03B+ Index Value +27 + 3 +83 28.54n+.09E InflaProtec – 7 – 1 +34 10.68n–.07A– LargeCapIdx +26 + 5 +99 168.21n+.46A– MdCpIdx +29 + 4+140 29.02n+.05C REIT Idx r + 8 + 2 +91 15.23n+.08A– Rs1000GrwId +26 + 7 .. 161.27n+.38

A– Rs1000Id +26 + 5 .. 157.48n+.43E ShInvGrd I + 1 + 1 +24 10.74n–.01A SmCapVal Idx +29 + 5+118 22.52n+.01A+ SmCpGrw Idx +31 + 5+160 32.94n–.09A SmCpIdx +31 + 5+139 50.63n–.05A StrcBrMkPls +29 + 5+103 68.44n+.17A StrcLgEqPls +26 + 4 +94 67.51n+.23A– Tot Stk Idx +27 + 5+103 44.54n+.09A– Tot Stk Idx Pls +27 + 5+104 40.37n+.09E TotBdInstPl – 2 + 1 .. 10.69n–.03A– TotStkIdx +27 + 5+104 40.36n+.09D+ TtWrldInv +19 + 6 +81 117.44n–.19A– TxMd CpAp r +27 + 5+105 44.76n+.11A– TxMd Gr&Inc r +26 + 5 +95 38.47n+.11A+ TxMgSCI r +33 + 6+128 41.40n–.16

Vanguard Signal$ 92.9 bil 800–662–7447

A– 500 Index +26 + 5 +95 134.32n+.39C– Bal Index +15 + 3 +72 26.60n+.01E EmgMkSt r – 3 + 7 +88 33.62n–.19A ExtndMktIdx +31 + 5+140 51.59n–.05A– Growth Idx +25 + 7+115 42.12n+.08E IntBdSig – 3 + 1 +41 11.37n–.04A– Large Idx +26 + 5 +99 35.65n+.10A– MdCpIdx +29 + 4+140 41.45n+.07C Reit Idx r + 8 + 2 +91 26.27n +.14A SmCpIdx +31 + 5+139 45.62n–.04E ST Bond Idx 0 + 0 +14 10.55n–.01E TotBdMktIdx – 2 + 1 +26 10.69n–.03A– TotStMktIdx +27 + 5+103 42.98n+.09B+ Val Idx +27 + 3 +83 29.70n+.10

Vanguard Funds$ 445 bil 800–851–4999

E CAIntmTxEx – 1 + 2 +24 11.37n–.01A– Cap Opport r +36 + 5+123 45.80n +.27

B+ Cap Value +35 + 5+189 14.98n+.06D+ Convert Secs r +17 + 3 +97 14.60n–.01A– Div Eq Inv +28 + 5+111 29.48n+.05B DivApprIdx +24 + 4 +90 29.05n+.06A– Dividend Gr +25 + 4 +92 20.65n+.06D Energy r +16 + 6 +59 68.63n–.33A Equity Inc +25 + 3 +88 29.49n+.08A+ Explorer +36 + 6+145 107.84n–.12A ExplorerVal r +30 + 5 .. 31.82n–.02C– Global Eq +22 + 5 +90 22.69n–.05E GNMA – 1 + 1 +21 10.60n–.01B Growth Eqty +25 + 6+104 15.40n–.01A– Growth&Inc +25 + 4 +91 37.73n+.12A+ Health Care r +35 + 5+115 188.21n+.63D HiYld Corp r + 3 + 2 +78 6.05n+.00E HiYldTxEx – 3 + 2 +32 10.63n+.00E InflProtSec – 7 – 1 +33 13.35n–.09E IntInvGdInv – 2 + 1 +47 9.86n–.03D Intl Explor r +25 + 7+113 18.37n–.13D Intl Growth r +18 + 7 +90 22.74n–.11D Intl Value r +18 + 8 +67 36.90n–.22E Intmd Tax Ex – 2 + 2 +23 13.84n+.00E Intmd Treas – 2 + 0 +20 11.35n–.03D Life Consv Gr + 8 + 3 +50 18.02n–.02C Life Growth +17 + 4 +77 27.06n–.01D– Life Income + 3 + 2 +35 14.45n–.02D+ Life Mod Gr +12 + 4 +64 22.89n–.01E LT Tax Ex – 3 + 2 +26 11.13n–.01D– LT Treas –10 + 0 +30 11.49n–.12E LtdTrm TxEx 0 + 1 +11 11.06n+.00D– LTInvGrdInv – 7 + 0 +65 9.79n–.08E MA Tx Exem – 3 + 2 +23 10.32n–.01E Metals&Mine r –33 – 2 +8 10.64n–.13A– MidCapGr A +26 + 3+132 25.75n+.03D MngdPyDFInv +12 + 3 +45 15.62n–.01B Morgan Gr +27 + 6+109 25.21n+.04E OHLTTaxEx – 3 + 2 +24 11.98n–.01B+ Primecap r +33 + 7+101 92.23n+.46B PrmcpCorInv r +31 + 6+109 19.50n+.06

A– Rus3000IdxI +27 + 5 .. 158.24n+.34A Select Val r +34 + 6+141 28.09n+.01E Sh Tm TxEx 0 + 0 +6 15.87n+.00E ST Corp + 1 + 1 +23 10.74n–.01E ST Federal 0 + 0 +10 10.73n+.00E ST Treas 0 + 0 +7 10.71n–.01C– Star +14 + 4 +75 23.63n–.03A+ Strategic Eq +33 + 6+132 28.52n+.00A+ StratSmInv +33 + 5+128 28.96n–.05D TargRet2010 + 8 + 3 +58 25.98n–.02D TargRet2015 +11 + 3 +64 14.84n+.00D+ TargRet2020 +13 + 4 +70 26.96n–.02C– TargRet2025 +15 + 4 +74 15.63n+.00C– TargRet2030 +17 + 4 +79 27.31n–.01C TargRet2035 +19 + 5 +83 16.72n+.00C TargRet2040 +20 + 5 +86 27.78n+.00C TargRet2045 +20 + 5 +86 17.44n+.00D– TargRetInc + 5 + 2 +48 12.65n–.01B– TgtRet2055 +20 + 5 .. 29.71n+.00D+ TxMgd Bal r +12 + 3 +61 24.44n+.02A– US Growth +27 + 7+105 26.91n+.06A US Value +27 + 3 +87 15.06n+.04C Wellington +16 + 2 +77 38.45n+.02D WellslyInc + 7 + 2 +61 25.33n–.01A Windsor +30 + 4+117 19.49n–.01A– WindsorII +25 + 3 +91 36.24n+.06

Vantagepoint$ 2.7 bil 800–669–7400

E DivfdStrat + 5 + 2 +19 10.65n+.00Victory Funds$ 5.8 bil 800–539–3863

B– DivrsStkA +28 + 4 +78 21.13 +.03B DivrsStkIns +28 + 4 +82 14.75n+.01B EstblshValA +27 + 5+121 34.91 +.02B EstblshValR +27 + 5+120 34.62n+.02A+ † Villere Bal +19 + 4+128 25.15n–.08

Virtus Funds A$ 8.3 bil 800–243–1574

D– DynAlphaSc +28 + 4 +30 12.30 +.02D ForOpps + 5 + 2 +73 27.43 –.22A MidCapVal +27 + 7+123 33.78 +.10

E MulSecSh + 1 + 1 +46 4.88 +.00C– RlEsSec + 7 + 2 +90 36.91 +.29

Virtus Funds C$ 2.1 bil 800–243–1574

E MulSecSh + 1 + 1 +45 4.93n–.01Virtus Funds I$ 8.3 bil 800–243–1574

D– EmMktOp – 3 + 2+121 9.95n–.07D+ ForOpps + 6 + 2 +74 27.45n–.22A SmlCapCore +22 + 5+130 24.52n–.09

Virtus Funds T$ 751 mil 800–243–1574

E MulSecSh 0 + 1 +42 4.92n+.00Waddell&Rd Adv$ 24.5 bil 800–366–5465

B– Accum A +27 + 7 +84 10.40 +.03D+ AssetStr A +18 + 7 +64 11.63 +.02E Bond A – 2 + 1 +24 6.36 –.02C+ ContlInc A +19 + 3 +75 10.17 –.01A Core Inv A +26 + 6+101 7.96 +.02E Glbl Bond A + 2 + 2 +32 3.92 –.01C High Inc A + 9 + 3 +88 7.78 +.00E Muni Bd A – 3 + 1 +27 7.33 +.00E Muni Hi Inc A – 4 + 1 +34 4.68 +.00B+ New Cpt A +25 + 4+139 12.42 +.00A+ Sci & Tech A +42 + 7+160 15.80 –.10B– Sel Val A +26 + 3 +92 16.19 +.04C+ SelDivOppA +24 + 5 +63 18.97 +.05A Sm Cap A +32 + 5+169 19.06 –.11B Vanguard A +27+ 11 +86 11.10 +.01

Wasatch$ 8.8 bil 800–551–1700

C 1SrcIncEqty +23 + 3 +72 17.30n+.02A+ Core Growth +24 + 4+168 53.62n–.18B– Intl Growth +23 + 5+229 28.98n–.29C– Lg/Sht +17 + 5 +77 16.35n+.01A Micro Cap +35 + 7+142 7.53n–.09A– SmallCapGr +24 + 4+163 51.24n–.20A SmallValue +31 + 4+158 5.27n–.02A+ WrldInnov +28 + 4+200 23.74n–.06

Weitz Funds$ 5.1 bil 800–232–4161

A– Hickory +23 + 3+162 56.29n+.18A– Partner Val +25 + 3+140 31.06n+.15A PtnIIIOppI +28 + 3+169 16.05n +.12E ShrtIntIncI + 1 + 1 +23 12.54n+.00B+ Value +26 + 3+116 42.85n +.27

Wells Fargo Advtg$ 22.5 bil 800–222–8222

A+ Adv Gr Inv +28 + 8+178 51.07n–.04B+ CommonStkIv +24 + 6+132 25.86n+.10A+ DiscoverInv +34 + 6+156 33.95n–.15D– DJTgt2020R6 + 8 + 2 +57 15.59n–.04D+ DJTgt2030R6 +14 + 4 +76 16.79n–.05C– DJTgt2040R6 +18 + 5 +90 19.23n–.04A EntrprisInv +36 + 8+134 50.42n–.05A– LgCpGr Inv +29 + 9+119 43.64n+.07C Opport Inv +22 + 3+111 48.55n+.07D SmlCapValIv +14 + 0+110 36.89n–.09A SpcMdValInv +32 + 5+135 32.15n+.14E STMuniBdInv + 1 + 0 +15 9.98n+.00E UltShMunA 0 + 0 +7 4.82 +.00E UltShMunInv 0 + 0 +7 4.83n+.00E WlthConsAl + 4 + 1 +36 11.11 +.00D+ WlthGrowBal +16 + 3 +75 13.79 +.00D– WlthModBal + 9 + 2 +53 12.51 +.00

Wells Fargo Advtg A$ 13.6 bil 800–222–8222

D AssetAlloc +10 + 4 +47 14.13 +.00A– DisUSCor +27 + 4 +88 16.98 +.06E EmgMktsEq + 1 + 6+100 21.73 –.04B– IdxAstAlloc +17 + 3 +76 25.32 –.03A OmegaGrw +31 + 9+141 53.17 –.01A PrmLgCoGr +27 + 8+133 13.73 +.00A– SpcSmCpVal +29 + 6+113 31.29 –.06E StraMuniBd 0 + 1 +16 8.88 +.00

Wells Fargo Advtg Ad$ 12.8 bil 800–222–8222

D AssetAlloc +10 + 4 +48 14.24n+.00A+ Discovery +35 + 6+158 34.75n–.15D– DJ Tgt 2020 + 7 + 2 +55 15.51n–.05D DJ Tgt 2030 +13 + 4 +75 16.80n–.04E EmgMktsEq + 1 + 6+102 22.75n–.04A+ EmGrw +42 + 8+163 17.48n–.19

A+ Growth +29 + 8+183 53.90n–.05B SmCapOppor +29 + 5+107 42.29n–.14A– SpcSmCpVal +30 + 6+116 31.80n–.05

Wells Fargo Advtg C$ 3.7 bil 800–222–8222

D– AssetAlloc + 9 + 3 +44 13.57n+.00Wells Fargo Advtg Inst$ 14.8 bil 800–222–8222

E AdjRateGov 0 + 0 +10 9.15n+.01A+ Adv Gr +29 + 8+186 55.55n–.04E CoreBdInst – 1 + 1 +33 12.53n–.03A+ EmGrw +43 + 8+167 17.76n–.19E Intl Bond – 4 + 1 +31 11.27n–.08E Sh Dur Gov 0 + 0 +13 10.12n+.00E Ult Sh Inc 0 + 0 +11 8.53n+.00E UltShMun 0 + 0 +8 4.82n+.00

Westcore$ 2.5 bil 800–392–2673

E Plus Bond – 1 + 1 +31 10.84n–.02Western Asset$ 15.6 bil 626–844–9400

E CoreBdFiInt – 1 + 1 +49 11.95n–.04E CoreBdI – 1 + 1 +51 11.95n–.03E CoreBdIS – 1 + 1 +50 11.96n–.03D– CorePlusFI 0 + 1 +54 11.32n–.02D– CorePlusI – 1 + 1 +56 11.32n–.03E CorePlusIS 0 + 1 +52 11.32n–.02

Westwood$ 2.9 bil 800–422–3554

D+ IncomeOppI +12 + 1 +65 13.64n+.02A WestMighty +33 + 7+123 24.53n–.12

William Blair I$ 9.2 bil 800–635–2886

E EmgMktGrIns + 2 + 7+111 13.84n–.05B+ Growth +27 + 7+111 15.99n+.02D InstIntlGr +14 + 5+103 16.94n–.14D Intl Growth +14 + 5+102 26.11n–.22A+ Sm Cp Gr +46 + 8+170 36.01n–.23A+ Sml Mid Gr +37 + 6+156 19.89n–.03

William Blair N$ 1.7 bil 800–635–2886

D Intl Growth +14 + 5+100 25.46n–.21

36 Mos 2013 12Wk 5 Yr NetPerformance % % After Asset NAVRating Fund Chg Chg Tax Rtn Value Chg

U.S. Stock/Broad Index34.8 73 B 114.7 IS S&P SC 600 Grwth IJT 1.0 113.27 2.03 -5934.2 71 D+131.1 IS Russell 2000 Grwth IWO 1.1 127.94 2.85 15233.1 71 D+105.3 IS S&P SmCp 600 IJR 1.3 103.97 1.74 -830.7 69 C 50.7 Schwab US Small Cap SCHA 1.5 49.82 0.87 -4429.5 68 E 111.6 IS Russell 2000 Idx IWM 1.6 109.23 1.95 2526.7 68 B- 83.5 PS QQQ QQQ 1.2 82.54 1.10 231.2 68 B+119.5 VG Small-Cp Growth VBK 0.8 116.83 1.95 -430.5 66 C+ 80.6 VG Extd Market VXF 1.2 78.96 1.22 -1230.6 66 B- 107.4 VG Small-Cp VB 1.4 105.63 1.61 12828.2 64 B+ 68.7 GH S&P 500 Equl Wght RSP 1.4 68.33 0.87 -3225.6 64 B- 96.5 IS Russell 2000 Val IWN 2.0 94.85 1.57 22625.3 63 B 43.3 Schwab US Broad Mkt SCHB 1.8 43.11 0.57 4025.0 62 C- 82.5 IS Russell 1000 Grwth IWF 1.5 81.85 0.98 4825.2 62 B+106.5 IS Russell 3000 Idx IWV 1.7 106.05 1.50 -4127.4 62 B 145.6 IS Russell MdCp Indx IWR 1.5 144.04 1.92 5927.1 62 C+ 64.4 IS Russell MdCp Val IWS 1.7 63.86 0.75 20427.5 62 B+ 81.2 IS Russll MdCp Grwth IWP 1.1 80.05 1.11 14924.1 62 C- 94.5 IS S&P 500 Grwth IVW 1.6 94.02 1.17 11027.5 62 B+113.8 IS S&P MdCp 400 Val IJJ 1.6 112.41 1.61 1928.5 62 B+107.2 VG Mid-Cap VO 1.1 105.95 1.41 2625.4 62 B- 92.4 VG Total Stock Mkt VTI 1.9 91.89 1.21 224.7 61 C 42.5 Schwab US Large Cap SCHX 1.8 42.27 0.55 -1524.6 61 B- 162.7 VG S&P 500 VOO 1.9 162.45 2.20 1925.0 60 C+ 99.3 IS Russell 1000 Idx IWB 1.8 98.94 1.31 1524.8 60 B- 90.9 IS Russell 1000 Val IWD 2.0 90.89 1.28 1724.6 60 E 178.6 IS S&P 500 Index IVV 1.9 178.30 2.39 -224.6 60 C+ 82.8 IS S&P 500 Value IVE 2.1 82.74 1.10 2725.1 60 B- 145.2 IS S&P MC 400 Grwth IJK 1.0 143.07 1.99 7826.3 60 B- 130.0 IS S&P MdCp 400 IJH 1.4 128.49 1.98 -3824.9 60 D- 23.0 PS Dyn SmCap Grwth PXSG 0.9 22.39 0.05 -426.1 60 C 237.0 Spdr S&P Mid Cap 400 MDY 1.2 234.17 3.57 -2423.6 60 B 89.2 VG Growth VUG 1.3 87.98 1.00 -38

24.8 60 D+ 81.6 VG Large-Cap VV 1.8 81.33 1.08 8726.1 60 B 88.4 VG Mid-Cap Growth VOT 0.5 86.46 1.04 2526.0 60 B+ 74.0 VG Value VTV 2.3 74.07 1.01 -3524.5 59 D 177.6 Spdr S&P 500 SPY 1.9 177.29 2.36 1322.6 58 C- 79.4 IS S&P 100 Index OEF 2.0 79.30 1.00 -3424.6 58 B- 73.3 Spdr S&P Dividend SDY 2.4 72.49 0.44 1222.9 58 C- 73.6 VG Div Appr VIG 2.0 73.23 0.70 -2023.7 58 D- 61.2 VG Hi Dividend Yld VYM 2.8 61.06 0.69 -2122.6 56 A- 70.8 IS DJ Select Divdnd DVY 3.1 70.15 0.56 4018.8 54 C- 12.4 PS Listed Priv Eq PSP 10.0 12.02 0.07 -1120.6 51 D+157.8 Spdr Dow Jones DIA 2.2 157.49 1.64 612.0 44 C+ 25.2 GH Multi-Asset CVY 5.4 24.56 0.10 139.7 38 B 18.4 Alerian MLP AMLP 6.1 17.50-0.02 -3

-19.8 16 C- 36.4 ProS Short Dow 30 DOG .. 27.59-0.30 -48-22.2 12 C 36.3 ProS Short S&P 500 SH .. 26.48-0.35 -23-23.6 9 D 27.4 ProS Short QQQ PSQ .. 19.54-0.27 10-26.1 9 B- 27.2 ProS Short Russ 2000 RWM .. 17.97-0.34 13

Leveraged108.5 94 E 71.3 DX Sc Bull 3X Shrs TNA 0.0 66.68 3.68 -497.3 94 D 105.9 ProS Ultpro QQQ TQQQ 0.0 102.15 3.88 -4109.6 94 E 80.2 ProS Ultpro Russ 2000 URTY 0.0 74.89 4.00 4091.3 92 C 56.3 DX LC Bull 3X Shrs SPXL 0.0 55.89 2.13 -1291.0 92 D+ 85.0 ProS Ultpro S&P 500 UPRO 0.1 84.29 3.24 567.0 88 E 79.6 ProS Ultra Russ 2000 UWM 0.0 76.04 2.67 -5959.6 87 C 89.5 ProS Ultra QQQ QLD 0.2 87.47 2.30 2855.4 83 E 94.3 ProS Ultra S&P 500 SSO 0.3 93.79 2.43 857.2 82 D- 119.4 ProS Ultra Midcap 400 MVV 0.0 116.42 3.42 -8147.7 74 C 104.3 ProS Ultra Dow 30 DDM 0.4 103.70 1.97 -39

-35.8 8 C+ 53.5 ProS Ultsht Dow 30 DXD 0.0 30.69-0.63 -5-39.6 6 B- 61.9 ProS Ultsht S&P 500 SDS 0.0 32.68-0.88 32-49.1 5 C+ 81.2 ProS Ultp Shrt Dow 30 SDOW 0.0 34.88-1.13 15-41.9 4 C 34.1 ProS Ultsht QQQ QID .. 17.22-0.48 27-46.2 4 B 31.9 ProS Ultsht Russ 2000 TWM .. 13.63-0.56 63-54.5 3 B 103.3 DX Bear 3X Shrs SPXS 0.0 38.50-1.61 1-53.7 3 C+ 46.3 ProS Ultpro Sht SP500 SPXU 0.0 17.46-0.69 45

-61.8 2 B+ 76.6 DX Sc Bear 3X Shrs TZA .. 20.63-1.22 53-61.5 2 B- 47.9 ProS Ultp Shrt R 2000 SRTY 0.0 13.00-0.77 81-56.4 2 B- 50.4 ProS Ultpro Shrt QQQ SQQQ 0.0 17.69-0.74 20

Sector/Industry157.1 98 B- 41.8 GH Solar TAN 3.5 40.21 1.73 -3460.8 87 B- 6.9 PS Wh Clean Enrgy PBW 1.2 6.56 0.19 -5264.9 86 C+ 58.3 MV Glb Alt Engy GEX 1.1 54.62 0.90 -7848.3 82 B+ 52.6 PS S&P SC Hlth Care PSCH 0.3 52.43 1.90 -549.7 81 B+ 35.0 IS DJ US Broker Idx IAI 1.8 35.38 1.03 8940.3 78 B 56.2 FrstTr DJ Internet FDN .. 54.66 0.99 -4748.8 78 D- 213.8 IS Nasdaq Biotech IBB 0.2 204.18 6.36 1039.0 77 B+ 29.2 PS Aero & Defense PPA 1.5 29.11 0.39 -1538.4 74 B- 38.1 Spdr KBW Regnl Bnk KRE 1.6 38.70 1.46 20338.9 72 B+ 45.3 FrstTr Health Cre Alph FXH 0.3 45.23 0.93 -5331.8 72 B+ 67.5 IS DJ US Oil&Equpmt IEZ 0.7 67.22 1.64 16031.8 72 B 26.6 PS Dyn Oil/Gas Srvc PXJ 0.3 26.81 0.80 10937.8 72 B- 60.5 Spdr KBW Insurance KIE 1.7 60.61 1.11 -5535.2 71 C+ 60.0 HT Retail RTH 1.4 59.24 0.63 -6235.3 70 B 31.1 FrstTr CnsmrDisc Alph FXD 1.0 30.58 0.44 -5730.8 70 C+ 50.6 HT Oil Service OIH 0.0 50.52 1.15 1232.9 70 C 127.6 IS DJ Transprtn Idx IYT 0.9 125.34 1.54 -2633.4 70 D 64.2 Spdr Cnsmr Discrtnry XLY 1.3 63.29 0.99 3930.3 70 B- 49.5 Spdr Industrial XLI 1.8 49.38 0.66 -1133.8 68 D- 32.1 Spdr KBW Bank KBE 1.7 31.88 1.00 4929.4 68 B- 45.0 Spdr S&P O&G Equip XES 0.7 44.80 1.06 -236.1 68 D- 85.6 Spdr S&P Retail XRT 1.1 84.87 1.19 2133.1 67 B- 20.9 FrstTr Financial Alpha FXO 1.8 20.86 0.37 -4928.4 67 C 28.3 FrstTr Tech Alphdx FXL 0.5 27.84 0.41 -4227.9 66 C+ 33.6 FrstTr Ndq100 Tech QTEC 0.8 33.05 0.39 -2033.3 66 B- 53.5 Spdr Health Care XLV 1.6 53.16 0.77 925.9 66 E 73.8 Spdr S&P O&G Expl XOP 1.2 68.07 1.69 6124.6 65 B- 25.2 FrstTr Energy Alphdx FXN 1.2 24.73 0.55 -1922.8 65 C- 20.6 FrstTr ISE Rev NatGas FCG 0.4 19.26 0.47 122.6 65 C+ 25.8 GH Timber CUT 1.0 25.05 0.22 -5335.3 65 E 132.4 Spdr S&P Biotech XBI 0.3 118.92 4.69 8430.7 64 B 69.2 IS Phlx Sox Smcdct SOXX 1.2 68.02 0.73 -4719.3 63 B 31.4 FrstTr Materl Alphdx FXZ 2.1 30.78 0.53 -3727.8 62 D- 85.0 IS DJ US Oil&Explr IEO 0.8 81.22 1.50 -1023.1 62 C- 78.6 IS S&P NAm Software IGV 0.3 77.61 0.96 -8027.3 62 C+ 21.0 Spdr Financial XLF 1.5 20.86 0.47 5922.2 62 D+ 85.0 VG Info Tech VGT 1.0 84.46 0.96 -5327.1 60 B 50.9 HT Pharmaceutical PPH 4.4 50.48 0.64 -4725.6 60 C- 41.4 HT Semiconductors SMH 0.0 40.60 0.28 -3426.3 60 A- 77.5 IS DJ US Finl Indx IYF 1.3 76.64 1.43 2929.7 60 B 90.6 IS DJ US Hlth Prvdr IHF 0.7 88.79 1.15 58119.1 60 B- 25.1 PS Water Resource PHO 0.6 24.72 0.25 817.3 58 B+ 83.5 IS DJ US Tech Indx IYW 1.1 82.98 0.88 -6923.6 58 B- 35.1 PS DWA Tech Leadrs PDP 0.7 34.50 0.62 -3130.1 58 C- 26.6 PS Dyn Food & Bev PBJ 1.3 25.91 0.25 -6717.7 58 D 44.4 Spdr Materials XLB 2.3 44.19 0.81 -622.6 58 E 126.3 VG Energy VDE 1.6 125.37 1.98 2425.1 58 C 43.1 VG Financials VFH 1.9 42.67 0.78 1512.5 56 A- 78.3 IS DJ US Basic Mtrl IYM 2.0 78.00 1.50 -8021.1 56 B 49.8 IS DJ US Energy Idx IYE 1.5 49.46 0.75 -7719.2 56 B 29.7 IS DJ US Telecom IYZ 2.6 28.92 0.15 -6021.2 56 D+ 87.6 Spdr Energy XLE 1.7 86.55 1.27 3517.5 56 B- 34.1 Spdr Technology XLK 1.8 33.90 0.30 2515.9 54 C 54.9 HT Regional Bank RKH 3.7 53.01 0.76 -6822.3 53 D+ 43.1 Spdr Consmr Stpls XLP 2.6 42.67 0.21 8513.9 52 C+ 47.7 MV Urn/Nuc Enrg NLR 4.0 47.04 0.46 2011.3 49 C 43.3 IS S&P Glb Energy IXC 2.3 42.59 0.36 2712.7 49 D 43.9 IS S&P NAm Nat Res IGE 1.6 43.02 0.66 -4613.5 44 C- 32.7 Spdr S&P Homebldrs XHB 0.5 30.20 0.03 -1311.5 42 C+ 41.4 Spdr Utilities XLU 3.7 38.95-0.07 636.0 40 D- 31.8 IS S&P NAm Network IGN 2.3 29.83 0.55 -81

18.3 38 C+ 49.3 JPMorgan Alerian ETN AMJ 4.7 45.48-0.08 700.5 38 D- 56.5 MV Agribusiness MOO 1.8 53.00 0.58 882.6 38 D 46.8 Spdr DJ Wil Intl RE RWX 6.2 42.41 0.19 -40

-10.5 38 C+ 47.0 Spdr S&P Metal&Mng XME 1.5 40.37 0.98 -6-5.4 31 C 16.1 GH Canadian Ergy ENY 3.0 14.68 0.05 -152.8 28 C- 26.2 IS DJ US Home Const ITB 0.5 21.75-0.34 191.2 26 D+ 78.9 VG Reit VNQ 3.9 66.62-0.91 9

-19.6 25 B- 26.4 MV Coal KOL 2.1 20.21 0.21 29-1.7 24 D- 92.1 IS Cohen&Steers ICF 3.2 77.18-0.89 46-1.1 24 B- 76.2 IS DJ US Real Est IYR 4.0 63.99-0.87 490.2 24 C 86.6 Spdr DJ Wil REIT RWR 3.1 73.15-0.88 -5

-26.8 14 D- 32.2 FrstTr ISE Glb Coppr CU 2.9 22.22-0.20 -37-27.0 13 D 14.5 GX Copper Miners COPX 4.4 9.50-0.06 -48-25.4 13 D 55.6 MV Rare Earth REMX 2.3 39.29 0.02 127-14.9 10 D 15.9 IS FTSE Nareit Mort REM 15.8 11.63-0.23 149-46.1 5 C- 25.0 GX Silver Miners SIL 1.6 12.20-0.04 18-27.3 5 D- 22.9 GX Uranium URA 7.8 14.19 0.11 -34-47.7 5 D- 51.8 MV Gold Miners GDX 1.9 24.28 0.14 -7-54.5 3 D- 96.8 MV Jr Gold Mine GDXJ 8.3 36.00 0.26 21

Leveraged109.6 93 C 59.6 DX Semicon Bull 3X SOXL .. 56.37 1.81 -1194.7 91 C- 80.6 DX Finl Bull 3X FAS 0.0 77.83 3.98 3658.5 88 B- 78.7 DX Tech Bull 3X TECL .. 77.26 2.12 -4672.7 87 C+ 87.0 DX Energy Bull 3X ERX .. 83.72 3.55 457.6 82 C 109.5 ProS Ultra Financials UYG 0.4 106.90 3.85 -2855.5 82 B 48.3 ProS Ultra Semicndctr USD 0.7 47.04 1.02 -5445.4 77 C- 67.4 ProS Ultra Oil & Gas DIG 0.5 66.49 1.91 -1825.5 74 B 46.5 ProS Ultra Basic Mtrl UYM 0.7 46.05 1.60 -25

-11.3 35 B 28.3 ProS Ultsht Real Est SRS .. 21.51 0.54 357-24.4 25 B- 105.2 DX Rel Est Bear 3X DRV 0.0 62.57 2.29 79

0.1 19 C- 96.9 ProS Ultra Real Est URE 1.0 69.13-1.78 843.2 16 C+ 66.9 DX Rel Est Bull 3X DRN 0.0 39.99-1.66 106

-29.2 6 D+ 66.6 ProS Ultsht Basic Mat SMN 0.0 38.06-1.42 61-42.2 6 C+ 40.2 ProS Ultsht Financial SKF .. 19.40-0.75 -26-38.1 6 C- 95.2 ProS Ultsht Oil & Gas DUG 0.0 52.10-1.66 -31

-46.2 4 B- 58.0 DX Tech Bear 3X TECS .. 25.18-0.80 100-53.2 3 B 56.8 DX Energy Bear 3X ERY .. 21.97-1.09 53-57.8 3 C+ 79.1 DX Finl Bear 3X FAZ .. 25.49-1.46 6-64.5 2 C 178.6 DX Semicon Bear 3X SOXS 0.0 46.91-1.59 -37-92.1 1 D- 770.0 DX Gld Mnr Bull 2X NUGT 0.0 43.27 0.74 32

Global21.7 72 B- 39.0 IS MSCI Spain EWP 3.4 36.83 0.41 -5126.0 69 A- 25.9 PS DWA Dev Mkt Tch PIZ 1.1 25.37 0.15 -4317.7 66 B 29.7 IS MSCI Germany EWG 1.5 29.08 0.12 -4528.5 65 D 54.0 WT Jpn Total Div DXJ 1.0 47.39 1.07 -1717.3 64 B+ 40.4 IS MSCI Emu Indx EZU 2.3 39.26 0.25 -1612.3 64 D+ 15.9 IS MSCI Italy EWI 2.0 15.10 0.15 -1320.7 64 C 25.2 IS MSCI Netherlands EWN 1.4 24.75 0.15 -7022.0 63 C 50.9 IS MSCI Eafe Sml Cp SCZ 2.7 49.66 0.37 725.9 61 B- 55.4 MV Egypt Index EGPT 6.9 54.00 0.47 -389.7 60 B 20.4 IS MSCI Austria EWO 1.7 19.95-0.06 -72

16.1 60 D+ 28.4 IS MSCI France EWQ 2.5 27.39 0.08 -292.3 58 C 32.2 IS MSCI Poland EPOL 2.8 30.30 0.12 -52

15.6 58 B 46.6 IS S&P Europe 350 IEV 2.5 45.45 0.25 -1215.0 58 D+ 57.5 VG MSCI Europn VGK 3.2 56.18 0.30 3812.1 56 C 38.6 IS DJ Intl Selct Divnd IDV 4.5 37.74 0.30 -3216.3 56 C 56.7 IS MSCI ACWI ACWI 2.0 55.94 0.55 -3317.6 56 B 75.8 IS S&P Glb 100 Indx IOO 2.4 75.24 0.72 -4214.8 56 B- 31.9 Schwab Intl Equity SCHF 2.3 31.12 0.20 -2714.7 56 D 41.6 VG MSCI Eafe VEA 3.0 40.42 0.24 3914.5 55 B- 16.4 IS MSCI Belgium EWK 2.5 15.86 0.02 -4420.2 55 C- 12.4 IS MSCI Japan EWJ 1.2 11.72 0.09 -3114.7 54 D 67.0 IS MSCI Eafe Idx EFA 2.7 65.22 0.38 -2-1.3 54 C+ 66.1 IS MSCI South Korea EWY 0.6 62.51 0.11 016.2 54 C 34.0 Spdr S&P Intl Sm Cap GWX 2.1 33.06 0.18 -5418.8 53 D+ 32.8 IS MSCI Switzerland EWL 1.9 31.83 0.09 -4613.2 53 C+ 20.5 IS MSCI Untd Kingdm EWU 2.5 20.31 0.17 23514.3 52 C 63.1 VG MSCI Pacifc VPL 2.8 61.04 0.43 -326.3 50 D+ 26.7 GH China Sm Cap HAO 1.2 25.50-0.03 119.0 50 D 47.2 IS MSCI ACWI Ex US ACWX 2.4 45.67 0.14 24

12.4 50 B- 18.1 PS Intl Div Achvr PID 2.2 17.80 0.05 198.4 50 C+ 51.1 VG Fts Wrd X-US VEU 3.0 49.59 0.21 83

15.5 50 C- 53.0 WT Jpn Smlcp Div DFJ 2.0 50.49 0.43 -104.2 48 C 16.5 GX China Consumer CHIQ 1.0 15.50 0.02 -816.4 48 B- 28.1 IS MSCI Australia EWA 5.3 26.75 0.10 275.1 46 C 51.7 IS MSCI Pac Ex-Japn EPP 4.1 49.53 0.19 88

11.6 46 D 35.7 IS MSCI Sweden EWD 3.0 33.70 0.02 -353.5 46 C+ 14.8 IS MSCI Taiwan EWT 1.9 14.09 0.01 663.2 44 A- 29.6 IS MSCI Canada EWC 2.3 29.32 0.18 -30

-4.1 44 C 31.2 MV Russia RSX 2.5 28.66-0.08 22-2.0 43 B 37.7 GH BRIC EEB 2.7 35.30-0.08 16-4.9 43 C+ 30.3 Spdr S&P Russia RBL 4.4 27.69-0.10 304.0 42 B- 16.9 IS MSCI Malaysia EWM 2.3 15.73 0.03 -14

-2.5 40 C- 61.9 IS MSCI Asia Ex Jpn AAXJ 1.8 59.00 0.03 -573.1 40 D+ 21.0 IS MSCI Hong Kong EWH 2.7 20.03 0.10 387

-4.3 40 B 25.3 Spdr S&P BRIC 40 BIK 3.0 23.35 0.00 -40-6.2 38 B- 45.4 Spdr S&P Emg Europe GUR 4.0 41.22-0.33 15-0.9 36 B+ 50.4 Spdr S&P Emg Mkts SC EWX 2.3 46.24-0.09 -72-8.9 35 C 42.0 IS Ftse China 25 FXI 2.5 36.84 0.21 8-8.5 33 B 42.3 IS MSCI Bric Idx BKF 2.3 37.36-0.11 -444.6 33 B- 23.6 MV Vietnam VNM 1.9 18.83-0.10 -37

-5.9 33 D+ 26.9 Schwab Emerg Mkt SCHE 2.2 24.84-0.02 -22-7.2 32 D+ 45.3 IS MSCI Emrg Mkts EEM 1.8 41.16-0.09 21-0.4 32 C- 14.7 IS MSCI Singapore EWS 4.3 13.63-0.04 -16

-11.8 30 D- 71.7 IS MSCI So Africa EZA 2.8 63.10-0.17 77-9.7 29 D+ 58.1 WT Emg Mk Hi Yld DEM 3.9 51.65-0.16 7-8.9 28 D- 45.5 VG MSCI Em Mkt VWO 3.3 40.57-0.14 1451.7 27 B 32.0 ProS Short MSCI Emrg EUM .. 27.13 0.01 101

-4.9 27 C- 53.4 WT Emg Mk Sm Cap DGS 3.2 47.00-0.10 -24-2.8 25 C- 21.6 PS DWA EmgMkt Tech PIE 0.9 18.07-0.11 147-9.8 25 C- 19.7 PS India PIN 1.0 16.56-0.16 -38-7.1 25 C+ 53.6 WT Asia Local Debt ALD 2.7 48.82-0.15 -48

-15.9 21 D+ 57.8 IS MSCI Brazil EWZ 2.9 47.02-0.30 61-7.4 21 D+ 96.1 IS MSCI Thailand In THD 2.5 76.39-0.57 33

-13.7 21 C 46.0 IS S&P Latin Am 40 ILF 3.0 37.84-0.38 41-16.6 21 B- 20.5 WT India Earn EPI 0.9 16.16-0.11 40-13.0 18 D- 27.9 MV Emrg Mkts Bnd EMLC 4.9 23.89-0.23 99-10.8 16 D- 76.8 IS MSCI Mexico EWW 1.0 62.94-0.16 67-26.5 10 C+ 48.0 IS MSCI All Peru Cp EPU 3.8 33.73-0.52 -68-18.7 10 D+ 77.4 IS MSCI Turkey Inve TUR 2.0 54.29-0.60 -17-23.2 9 B- 68.0 IS MSCI Chile Index ECH 1.5 48.58-0.96 18-28.3 9 E 44.2 MV Brazil Sc BRF 0.0 30.56-0.16 -58-17.6 8 B 33.4 MV Indonesia IDX 2.1 23.60 0.20 -32-17.3 7 C- 36.5 IS MSCI Indonesia EIDO 1.8 25.03 0.26 -2

Leveraged-25.5 23 B- 38.8 DX Emg Mkt Bull 3X EDC 0.0 27.12-0.17 13

1.3 19 B 30.3 ProS Ultsht MSCIEmrg EEV .. 21.46 0.07 -26-1.9 13 B- 26.7 ProS Ultsht FTChna 25 FXP .. 17.25-0.17 43-2.0 11 B 75.6 DX Emg Mkt Bear 3X EDZ .. 44.19 0.26 6

-40.0 6 C 37.0 ProS Ultsht MSCI Jpn EWV .. 17.41-0.30 -66

Bond/Income23.1 56 B 11.7 PS Hi Yld Eq Div PEY 3.6 11.58 0.12 -511.4 50 D 33.6 ProS Short 20+ Yr Trs TBF .. 32.72 0.75 14714.0 50 C+ 46.5 Spdr Brcly Conv Sec CWB 3.5 45.93 0.25 -41-0.2 36 B- 19.8 PS High Yld Corp PHB 4.6 19.22-0.02 -22-0.7 36 B+ 42.0 Spdr Brcly HiYld Bnd JNK 6.2 40.43-0.10 185-0.1 35 A- 105.8 IS Brcly 1-3 Yr Cr CSJ 1.3 105.38-0.06 -80.0 35 B- 84.5 IS Brcly 1-3 Yr Trsy SHY 0.3 84.46-0.06 280.0 35 A+110.3 IS Brcly Shrt Trsy SHV 0.0 110.23 0.00 -70

-0.5 35 B- 96.3 IS Iboxx Hi Yd C Bd HYG 6.2 92.90-0.16 -1

0.0 35 B 24.5 Spdr Nuv Brcly ST Bn SHM 1.0 24.30 0.00 31-1.6 33 C+124.3 IS Brcly 3-7 Yr Trsy IEI 0.7 121.20-0.57 -950.0 33 C+101.7 Pimco Enhn ShrtMat MINT 0.8 101.48-0.02 15

-0.6 33 B- 25.3 PS Senior Loan BKLN 4.5 24.84 0.01 -14-0.1 33 B- 25.0 PS VRDO Tax-Free PVI 0.0 24.97-0.01 -30-0.1 33 C- 45.8 Spdr Brcly 1-3 Mo Tbill BIL 0.0 45.78 0.00 -41-0.7 33 B- 81.4 VG Short-Term Bond BSV 1.2 80.43-0.13 15-0.4 33 B 80.7 VG St Corp Bond VCSH 1.9 79.98-0.13 -8-2.9 31 C+111.9 IS Brcly Intmd CrpBnd CIU 2.8 108.03-0.45 3-2.4 31 B 108.7 IS Brcly MBS Fixed MBB 1.1 105.39-0.67 -26-1.8 31 C 54.3 Pimco 1-5Yr US TIPS STPZ 0.2 53.06-0.15 29-5.2 29 C 61.8 Spdr Brcly Intl Trs Bnd BWX 2.1 57.81-0.58 77-4.1 29 D 85.1 VG Total Bond Mkt BND 2.5 80.58-0.53 123-3.8 28 C 112.3 IS Brcly Agg Bd Fd AGG 2.3 106.82-0.67 -11-5.7 27 B- 114.5 IS S&P Natl Muni MUB 2.9 104.33-0.72 -15-7.3 27 D+ 64.0 Spdr DBIntlGvt Inf-Pro WIP 3.3 58.91-0.42 -76-5.7 27 C 25.0 Spdr Nv Brcly Muni TFI 2.7 22.85-0.07 193-5.9 26 C- 109.2 IS Brcly 7-10 Yr Trs IEF 1.7 101.19-1.15 143-6.4 26 B- 122.6 IS Iboxx $ Invgrdcp LQD 3.9 113.29-1.12 -13-5.6 26 D- 90.7 VG Intrmed-Term Bd BIV 3.0 83.35-0.65 -31-4.5 25 D+ 41.1 IS S&P US Pfd Stk PFF 5.4 37.85-0.16 1-8.2 23 E 123.4 IS Brcly TIPS TIP 1.5 111.49-0.96 2-6.0 23 B- 18.9 PS Financial Prfd PGF 6.7 17.18-0.07 10-6.5 23 C+ 15.1 PS Preferred PGX 6.7 13.72-0.07 64

-11.6 21 D- 124.4 IS JPM USD Emg Mkts EMB 4.7 108.55-0.84 175-9.8 21 B 31.1 PS Build America BAB 5.2 27.28-0.40 -7

-10.3 21 D 26.4 PS Insrd Natl Muni PZA 4.2 23.09-0.15 -31-13.5 19 E 31.6 PS Emrg Mkt Sovgn PCY 4.7 27.19-0.24 57-12.4 18 B- 54.2 WT Emg Mkt Loc Debt ELD 4.2 46.85-0.22 36-14.7 16 B- 127.2 IS Brcly 20+ Yr Trsy TLT 3.1 103.41-2.55 102

Leveraged32.3 77 D+ 78.5 DX 20+ Treas Bear 3X TMV .. 71.74 4.70 11123.4 67 C- 82.8 ProS Ultsht 20+ Yr TBT 0.0 78.30 3.49 676.7 44 C+ 31.5 ProS Ultsht 7-10 Yr PST .. 29.44 0.62 41

-37.2 5 C+ 82.6 DX 20+ Treas Bull 3X TMF 0.7 45.11-3.37 42

Commodity/Currency84.8 89 C+ 30.7 VS Invrs VIX ShrtTrm XIV .. 30.66 1.22 -2025.0 61 D 16.1 PS DB Gold Shrt ETN DGZ .. 14.76 0.21 -227.1 50 B 77.2 ETFS Palladium Trust PALL .. 74.16-0.29 -690.9 38 D- 136.7 Currencyshrs Euro FXE .. 132.13-0.61 113

-1.1 38 C+110.2 Currencyshrs SwFranc FXF .. 106.29-0.72 -413.4 38 E 26.6 WT Drf Chn Yuan CYB 0.0 26.40 0.02 273.2 35 E 28.4 PS DB Oil DBO .. 26.78 0.04 -62

-1.9 35 D+ 27.5 PS DB US$ Bearish UDN .. 26.68-0.15 -190.4 33 B+ 23.0 PS DB US$ Bullish UUP .. 21.90 0.13 -39

-1.3 31 B 28.1 PS DB G10 Currncy DBV .. 25.81-0.05 -75-1.3 29 C 30.0 PS DB Energy Fund DBE .. 27.59 0.24 -91-5.8 29 D- 60.6 US Commodity Index USCI .. 55.21 0.35 -84-4.7 29 C 21.4 WT Drf Emg Curr CEW .. 20.10-0.03 651.9 28 E 39.5 United States Oil LP USO .. 34.01 0.04 -412.0 27 D- 26.2 IP Crude Oil ETN OIL .. 22.23 0.03 -61

-5.2 26 D- 101.3 Currencyshrs Can Dlr FXC 0.2 94.90-0.14 20-9.7 26 B 62.5 IP India ETN INP .. 53.56-0.51 1

-11.0 25 D+ 29.2 PS DB Agriculture DBA .. 24.88 0.08 12-9.9 24 C 106.0 Currencyshrs Aus Dlr FXA 2.1 93.83-0.66 -56-5.4 24 E 34.6 IS S&P GSCI Cmd ETN GSG .. 31.03 0.19 -69-9.2 23 E 28.7 PS DB Commdty Idx DBC .. 25.23 0.14 -44-6.5 23 E 24.1 United States NatGas UNG 0.0 17.67 0.22 -33

-12.8 21 C+123.8 Currencyshrs Jpn Yen FXY .. 98.58-1.15 123-10.3 21 D+ 30.1 Grnhvn Contin Cmd GCC .. 25.87 0.09 -34-13.1 21 D+ 47.8 IP Coppr ETN JJC .. 39.95 0.26 -37-13.0 19 D- 42.9 IP DJ-UBS Cmdty ETN DJP .. 35.98 0.17 -50-14.8 19 D- 19.9 PS DB Base Metals DBB .. 16.42 0.05 3-6.4 19 D- 65.9 United States Gas LP UGA .. 54.72 1.02 4

-13.1 18 D 59.3 IP Agri ETN JJA .. 47.89 0.57 65-0.6 18 E 60.5 IP DJ-UBS Cotton ETN BAL .. 48.83-0.02 -17

-15.1 18 E 58.6 IP Grain ETN JJG .. 44.94 0.52 -36-16.2 14 A- 54.3 IP Softs ETN JJS .. 44.40 0.04 136-23.3 13 D 173.3 ETFS Gold Trust SGOL .. 126.73-1.86 -44-28.4 13 C 13.6 Sprott Physical Silvr PSLV .. 8.62-0.04 -37-23.3 12 B- 17.1 IS Gold Trust IAU .. 12.49-0.19 -20-23.3 12 D 170.0 Spdr Gold Trust GLD .. 124.28-1.88 -8-29.4 11 C 34.0 ETFS Silver Trust SIVR .. 21.22-0.11 23-29.6 11 C 33.3 IS Silver Trust SLV .. 20.69-0.14 -21-25.7 11 D- 60.9 PS DB Prec Metals DBP .. 42.44-0.55 -43-24.7 11 D 15.0 Sprott Physical Gold PHYS .. 10.70-0.17 104-31.3 10 C- 59.3 PS DB Silver DBS .. 35.97-0.27 -47-19.7 9 E 3.3 IP Nat Gas ETN GAZ .. 2.16 0.00 -49-36.5 8 C 32.2 IP VIX M ETN VXZ .. 17.74-0.41 -48-27.3 8 E 48.5 Teucrium Cmd Corn CORN .. 32.21 0.55 192-61.8 3 B- 150.6 IP VIX S ETN VXX 0.0 48.62-2.18 74-61.7 3 B 100.6 ProS VIX ST Futures VIXY 0.0 32.59-1.47 -34

Leveraged51.9 81 B- 8.1 PS DB Gold DS ETN DZZ .. 6.79 0.19 -2746.6 78 C+115.0 ProS Ultsht Gold GLL 0.0 91.76 2.64 -5450.9 76 C- 116.3 ProS Ultsht Silver ZSL 0.0 75.58 0.81 -7024.3 61 C- 70.8 ProS Ultsht Yen YCS .. 63.10 1.44 160

-13.0 38 B+ 52.0 PS DB Oil DS ETN DTO .. 38.87-0.08 -67-14.6 33 B- 47.5 ProS Ultsht Crude Oil SCO .. 34.53-0.10 -33-4.6 25 B- 20.6 ProS Ultsht Euro EUO .. 18.14 0.16 992.1 23 D 40.0 ProS Ultra Crude Oil UCO .. 29.94 0.09 -54

-31.0 10 E 12.9 PS DB Agri DL ETN DAG .. 8.14 0.10 195-44.5 5 D 94.3 ProS Ultra Gold UGL .. 47.37-1.54 -18-44.3 5 C- 57.4 PS DB Gold DL ETN DGP .. 28.96-0.88 -32-55.9 4 D+ 57.2 ProS Ultra Silver AGQ .. 19.45-0.22 -44-89.3 1 B- 152.0 VS 2X VIX ShrtTrm ETN TVIX 0.0 10.04-0.84 -23

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IBD’s Market Pulse feature has a long history of recognizing shifts in market direction early on to helpinvestors maximize gains in uptrends and protect theirportfolios in downtrends. Now we’ve developed a simplemethod for trading market index ETFs based on the market direction posted daily in the Market Pulse.

Invest in a market index ETF (QQQ was used in the study) immediatelyafter a new uptrend is announced in Market Pulse and employ thesesimple allocation rules:

Since 2003, IBD’s ETF Market Strategy produced an estimated cumulative return of:

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IBD’S ETF Market StrategyOVERVIEW

HOW IT WORKS

HOW IT PERFORMS

For complete details on IBD’s ETF Market Strategy go to:Investors.com/ETFStrategy

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ACapAgcy 21.05cJan15 23 718 077

AK Steel 5.38cJan15 3 914 269

Alcoa 9.06cJan15 12 1.1k 041

AnglogAsh 15.44pJan16 10 756 2

AnnalyCap 10.66pJan15 5 3.2k 015

pJan15 8 1.5k 058

AppldMat 17.75cJan15 17 598 212

Apple 520.56pJan16 520 1.0k 9775

ArcelorMit 17.24cJan15 22 3.6k 091

ARltCapPr 12.58

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AT&T Inc 35.17pJan15 25 908 052

cJan15 35 557 2pJan15 30 615 149

BarickG 18.22cJan15 45 725 019

Bk of Am 14.32pJan16 12 647 128

pJan15 12 3.3k 065

cJan16 15 791 215

cJan15 17 1.1k 063

cJan15 12 1.1k 297

cJan16 12 1.2k 372

cJan16 20 787 081

cJan15 20 1.3k 024

cJan15 10 1.3k 456

pJan15 7 1.0k 005

cJan16 17 2.5k 147

pJan16 20 1.6k 633

pJan15 1 2.0k 001

cJan15 15 19.7k125

Br iP SPX o 12.46cJan15 10 1.4k 440

Calpine 19.61pJan15 20 2.1k 233

cJan15 22 2.7k 140

Cameco 19.13cJan15 27 1.2k 065

pJan15 27 1.3k 870

Carnvl 36.27cJan15 3650 1.0k 335

Caterp 84.24pJan15 75 803 520

CenturLink 31.33pJan15 30 1.6k 350

Citigrp 49.94pJan15 42 5.0k 225

cJan15 6250 5.0k 135

pJan15 45 798 320

CocaCola 40.05pJan15 35 623 158

cJan15 4250 694 153

Corning 16.58

cJan15 15 1.5k 266

cJan15 12 1.5k 485

pJan16 20 903 560

CrwnCstle 74.54cJan15 90 6.0k 245

Dendreon 2.57cJan15 2 540 105

Disney 68.58cJan15 80 682 222

DJ Inds 157.61pDec15 155 4.4k 1712

cDec15 155 4.4k 1332

Elan 17.46cJan15 10 798 754

EnCana 18.34pJan15 15 834 085

EOG Res 170.96cJan15 165 622 2450

Exolon Cp 28.34pJan15 25 912 190

cJan15 28 939 230

ExxonMob 92.73pJan15 45 545 023

Facebook 47.53cJan15 50 659 795

pJan15 25 808 090

cJan15 105 681 082

cJan15 70 1.0k 308

FM C&G 36.58pJan15 32 650 3pJan15 34 732 389

cJan15 41 642 236

FordMot 16.85cJan15 15 653 284

cJan15 20 637 085

Gen El 27.05pJan15 15 1.0k 015

cJan15 22 2.5k 530

pJan15 25 1.0k 186

pJan15 22 1.0k 093

pJan15 20 1.6k 054

cJan15 30 564 095

GenworthF 14.33cJan15 15 1.1k 193

pJan15 12 1.4k 115

Gerdau 7.91pJan15 7 5.0k 085

Gilead 79.36cJan15 70 830 947

Goldcorp 24.57cJan15 25 649 365

HalconRes 4.70pJan16 5 1.2k 205

HewlettPk 25.94pJan15 20 1.3k 155

HostHotls 18.60pJan15 17 3.2k 170

HuntBnk 9.02cJan15 7 1.2k 213

IAMGld 4.60cJan15 10 643 025

IGame 17.47cJan16 20 565 255

Intel 24.09pJan15 25 4.5k 330

pJan15 20 1.2k 104

cJan16 27 643 167

cJan16 22 1.2k 365

cJan15 27 1.7k 099

pJan16 22 3.0k 293

pJan16 25 3.5k 465

cJan15 25 1.4k 160

cJan16 25 1.3k 227

iSh20 TB 103.41cJan15 117 600 103

iShBrazil 47.02cJan15 50 2.0k 298

iShEmMkt 41.16pJan15 40 1.0k 405

iShRlEst 63.99pJan15 59 1.7k 435

iShRs2000 109.23cJan15 100 640 1376

cJan15 101 1.0k 1305

iShSilver 20.69cJan16 40 739 056

JPMorgCh 53.96cJan15 40 539 14cJan15 50 625 645

KindMorg 35.00cJan15 3750 805 199

MannKind 5.13cJan15 250 789 310

Merck 46.80cJan15 50 832 185

Meritor 6.79cJan15 10 3.2k 090

pJan15 3 2.0k 035

Microsft 37.78cJan15 37 547 370

pJan15 30 7.5k 150

cJan15 40 1.8k 244

cJan15 35 1.0k 478

MillMedia 6.71cJan15 1250 3.8k 145

MktVGold 24.28cJan15 60 714 015

cJan15 25 1.7k 345

MonstrWw 5.21cJan15 3 1.0k 250

pJan15 7 1.0k 250

MorgStan 29.44pJan15 13 556 011

cJan15 30 1.7k 292

NokiaCp 7.65cJan16 10 769 088

cJan15 7 545 147

cJan15 12 682 027

cJan15 10 1.5k 052

NtBkGrce 5.90cJan15 7 3.8k 034

cJan16 7 6.5k 055

cJan15 10 615 010

cJan16 10 3.7k 025

NuverraE 1.63cJan15 1 823 076

PeabdyE 20.87cJan15 18 551 515

Penney 8.23pJan15 8 2.8k 270

pJan16 5 5.3k 207

cJan15 8 562 299

Phill66 65.36pJan15 50 680 3

ProctGam 82.51pJan15 65 703 161

pJan15 70 1.1k 258

Pultegrp 16.85pJan15 15 1.0k 203

PwNasd100 82.54pDec14 35 818 009

QkslvRes 2.35cJan15 3 553 050

RegionsFn 9.78cJan15 10 2.7k 115

Sony 16.74cJan15 15 1.1k 320

SP Fncl 20.86cJan15 21 927 137

SPDR 177.29pJan15 150 2.0k 513

SPDR DJ 157.49pJan15 90 569 055

Sprint 7.07cJan15 5 1.0k 238

SuntechPw 0.54cJan15 1 4.4k 014

cJan15 250 1.0k 004

SwnEngy 36.15pJan15 20 574 032

Synovus 3.35pJan16 3 525 045

TeslaMotr 137.95cJan15 175 636 2060

cJan15 200 909 1520

pJan15 100 715 1630

UnPacif 155.04pJan15 120 773 410

pJan15 85 712 082

cJan15 195 525 157

UnTech 108.55pJan15 110 665 1210

UPS B 99.62cJan15 80 1.0k 1980

cJan15 85 531 1513

cJan16 80 882 1979

USSteel 27.59cJan15 30 753 350

pJan15 18 658 130

pJan15 25 1.0k 370

ValeroEn 40.32pJan15 35 2.0k 365

Verizon 50.20cJan15 50 1.1k 345

P Strike Last Last LastC Price Vol. Price Vol. Price Vol. Price

DJ Inds Close 157.61 Janc155 28 214 4.4k 350 10 355

p155 113 030 4.4k 164 3 3p156 258 042 3.0k 205 21 315

c156 89 125 3.0k 260 .... ....c157 218 105 24 212 45 276

Nasd100 Close 3366.83 Janp2400 200 005 1 036 .... ....p2925 401 030 .... .... .... ....p2950 16 031 817 380 .... ....p2975 1.4k 025 810 4 .... ....p3000 1.1k 050 18 523 10 1148

p3025 680 201 1.0k 5 .... ....p3050 32 155 1.0k 6 .... ....p3225 373 215 2 2540 9 3933

p3250 1.3k 245 6 26 .... ....p3260 940 323 .... .... .... ....p3275 316 345 20 3357 1 5675

c3300 200 6750 5 81 .... ....p3325 464 1173 28 4797 .... ....c3350 269 3120 535 4260 5 8514

p3350 207 1703 7 6710 .... ....c3365 354 2110 .... .... .... ....c3375 901 1610 7 4954 .... ....c3400 1.6k 8 22 39 4 6117

c3425 854 310 137 3050 10 4610

c3430 315 256 .... .... .... ....c3450 576 134 20 2198 .... ....c3475 669 084 36 1476 .... ....c3500 177 043 305 1129 1 2430

c3525 3.0k 033 13 779 .... ....c3550 3.0k 010 62 5 .... ....c3575 25 033 209 390 .... ....c3625 .... .... 3.0k 2 .... ....c3650 .... .... 3.0k 150 .... ....Rus2000 Close 1099.96 Janp880 .... .... 199 055 .... ....p920 91 007 323 105 3 246

p940 27 011 263 125 1 333

p950 41 013 221 143 66 387

p980 97 015 232 253 28 597

p985 3 015 330 283 .... ....p990 30 045 596 293 179 693

p995 40 015 600 339 .... ....p1000 295 025 547 348 198 844

p1005 301 020 345 388 .... ....p1010 87 026 781 445 64 946

p1020 274 035 250 526 94 1060

p1025 227 037 99 573 12 1190

p1030 328 040 308 628 10 1281

p1035 214 050 64 690 3 1342

p1040 1.2k 056 366 737 41 1438

p1045 311 060 1.4k 820 2 1557

p1050 1.8k 075 130 925 22 1630

p1055 579 085 11 1030 .... ....p1060 1.8k 111 123 1136 11 2030

p1065 1.5k 136 34 1260 1.4k 2030

p1070 1.4k 170 248 1415 12 2332

p1075 2.1k 240 66 1522 8 2368

c1080 346 2210 979 3445 18 4207

p1080 3.4k 307 1.2k 1683 63 2557

p1085 1.2k 410 82 1860 2 2741

p1090 1.5k 530 195 20 11 2950

c1090 478 1485 32 2634 25 3520

p1095 1.0k 687 348 2250 .... ....c1095 282 1094 346 2459 7 3229

p1100 543 918 404 1932 14 3336

c1100 969 817 1.0k 2270 56 2970

c1105 725 570 47 1955 1 2595

c1110 1.4k 374 118 1750 4 2552

c1115 1.1k 230 53 1505 14 2264

c1120 2.1k 130 126 1216 32 1944

c1125 1.1k 091 40 1040 .... ....c1130 759 052 142 925 5 1634

c1135 660 036 371 820 .... ....c1140 351 020 185 650 10 898

c1150 391 013 302 435 32 950

c1155 275 005 114 354 15 853

c1160 323 009 440 3 8 7c1165 51 005 187 227 3 620

c1170 43 003 929 187 23 530

c1175 12 004 322 155 317 460

c1180 117 002 576 125 582 391

c1185 .... .... 141 093 335 330

c1190 24 001 307 085 784 286

c1200 .... .... 176 054 265 205

c1210 .... .... 363 030 10 138

SP100 Close 791.03 Janp710 200 005 2 117 .... ....p730 290 020 640 170 .... ....p735 .... .... 500 2 .... ....p740 261 010 251 240 .... ....p760 151 035 965 480 4 870

p770 89 005 836 650 .... ....p775 584 085 4 862 .... ....c780 176 1060 25 1760 .... ....p780 580 005 858 850 10 1440

p785 431 005 16 11 .... ....c785 694 6 1 1140 .... ....p790 305 005 804 1270 .... ....c790 579 1 579 1150 56 1380

p800 39 11 425 2007 .... ....c800 174 090 787 620 1 1120

c805 352 035 8 380 .... ....c810 9 020 623 262 .... ....c815 41 005 280 185 .... ....c820 .... .... 1.0k 134 .... ....c825 .... .... 500 065 .... ....SPX500 Close 1770.61 Janp1450 2.6k 005 679 060 203 175

p1475 3.4k 005 14 070 23 210

p1485 1.3k 010 .... .... .... ....p1490 350 010 12 090 .... ....p1500 5.9k 010 106 090 18 265

p1515 127 025 400 105 .... ....p1530 325 015 .... .... 11 360

p1540 479 015 11 135 .... ....p1555 556 015 .... .... .... ....p1560 530 015 5 210 6 420

p1565 658 015 14 175 .... ....p1580 552 020 23 215 52 580

p1585 262 020 15 225 .... ....

p1595 500 030 12 164 .... ....p1600 5.5k 025 1.0k 240 125 7p1615 603 065 24 290 20 825

p1625 8.4k 065 1.5k 360 26 905

p1630 59 030 522 210 16 910

p1635 239 030 9 390 .... ....p1640 213 035 903 176 .... ....p1650 10k 040 8.4k 460 2.8k 10p1655 542 035 222 555 7 1130

p1660 647 043 3.8k 543 38 1250

p1670 617 005 403 3 11 1430

p1675 4.8k 050 4.8k 640 46 1487

p1680 841 055 5.5k 705 35 1510

p1690 5.5k 060 418 830 296 1730

p1695 16k 065 944 510 .... ....p1700 23k 065 15k 930 2.4k 19c1700 174 6850 970 76 12 7830

p1715 1.2k 090 46 820 .... ....p1720 13k 105 290 8 182 2580

c1730 600 3450 49 5060 40 4805

p1730 3.8k 160 3.2k 1580 6 2670

p1740 3.8k 230 729 1780 100 2865

c1740 484 3020 128 4349 103 5195

p1755 6.3k 005 9.0k 2480 18 38c1755 3.4k 1940 13k 30 59 38c1760 5.3k 1050 14k 29 56 3565

p1760 8.7k 005 12k 27 60 4530

c1785 5.3k 334 171 1755 63 2675

c1790 7.4k 198 464 840 22 2167

p1795 21 3220 10 4740 1.5k 5520

c1795 4.5k 128 793 705 1 2045

p1800 36 35 1.4k 4710 .... ....c1800 3.7k 083 9.0k 1170 2.8k 1831

c1805 2.1k 055 726 5 22 17c1815 1.7k 025 62 285 .... ....c1820 2.5k 130 114 595 50 910

c1830 818 015 248 175 .... ....c1840 475 010 589 3 14 735

c1845 1.1k 010 65 245 50 5c1850 1.4k 010 2.8k 210 316 590

c1860 68 010 187 135 70 450

c1875 191 010 60 080 137 285

c1880 503 005 683 025 12 240

c1900 2.2k 004 4 015 232 148

SPX500 PM Close 1770.61 Janp1445 780 005 .... .... .... ....p1465 1.3k 005 .... .... .... ....p1525 2.3k 025 1.0k 1 116 317

p1550 6.1k 015 86 155 218 4p1575 8.5k 020 2.1k 210 14 520

p1610 17 025 707 126 50 912

p1685 1.2k 060 36 370 .... ....c1705 4.3k 60 1 6597 .... ....p1705 8.8k 080 428 650 22 20p1710 2.7k 085 2.5k 11 515 2040

c1710 49 5148 310 6191 1 6140

c1725 800 3860 1.5k 5110 91 5570

p1725 23k 135 2.8k 14 581 2480

p1735 2.0k 005 3.2k 1740 4 2750

c1735 813 3490 63 4360 70 4730

p1745 7.7k 004 6.1k 1915 51 2945

c1745 195 2160 6.1k 3925 61 4540

p1750 15k 005 24k 2060 631 3235

c1750 9.1k 2275 18k 3635 690 4555

c1765 6.5k 490 2.7k 27 132 3545

p1765 4.7k 005 776 2070 133 3770

p1770 1.0k 980 350 2890 184 4050

c1770 10k 055 5.7k 1730 233 3460

c1775 7.7k 003 1.6k 2135 711 3070

p1775 829 1280 640 3420 146 4470

p1780 3.0k 24 32 2830 .... ....c1780 7.8k 475 1.4k 1930 690 2845

p1810 .... .... 1 6151 200 69c1810 4.1k 031 2.0k 845 765 1440

c1825 4.8k 015 3.0k 5 98 1082

Nov Dec

Exp. Strike LastDate Price Vol Price

P Strike Last Last LastC Price Vol. Price Vol. Price Vol. Price

P Strike Last Last LastC Price Vol. Price Vol. Price Vol. Price

P Strike Last Last LastC Price Vol. Price Vol. Price Vol. Price

P Strike Last Last LastC Price Vol. Price Vol. Price Vol. Price

P Strike Last Last LastC Price Vol. Price Vol. Price Vol. Price

Nov Dec Nov Dec Nov Dec

Nov Dec

Option TotalsTotal Call Total PutCall Open Put Open

Exchange Volume Interest Volume Interest

Boston 280,155 207,361Chicago 2,628,332 2,269,387ISEC 1,441,463 1,485,038Nasdaq 958,346 631,980Philadelphia 1,367,999 1,089,008Totals 6,676,295 171,569,487 5,682,774 156,173,706

Exp. Strike LastDate Price Vol Price

21stCFoxA Close 33.84 Janp33 6 030 22k 065 1.1k 095

AbbottLabs Close 38.12 Febc37 3.2k 115 11 136 42 182

Accuray Close 7.70 Marc750 4.3k 035 559 070 2.6k 125

p750 192 015 3.3k 055 441 109

AEagleO Close 16.21 Febc16 7.2k 054 508 106 43 137

Alcoa Close 9.06 Janp9 6.1k 012 734 036 510 048

AlphaNRs Close 7.99 Marc8 4.3k 021 567 061 1.0k 111

Altria Close 37.55 Marp37 3.5k 016 2.2k 053 176 154

Amazn mini Close 350.31 Janp345 4.5k 001 111 995 26 1570

c350 6.1k 015 274 1235 119 1570

p350 6.1k 017 302 1269 74 1655

AmIntlGrp Close 48.54 Febc50 3.3k 008 1.0k 066 283 170

Anadrk Close 90.97 Febc9750 4.7k 018 40 1 1.6k 268

Anheusr Close 00.00 Marc105 4.5k 090 2.5k 180 28 420

AppldMat Close 17.75 Janc18 450 018 4.3k 046 175 061

Apple mini Close 520.56 Janp510 7.0k 007 309 1090 128 1620

c510 3.4k 1045 506 2125 1.3k 2670

p515 12k 022 126 1290 126 1835

c515 13k 550 410 1862 1.0k 24p520 16k 022 594 1505 78 2090

c520 28k 070 776 1592 906 2163

c525 7.9k 001 676 1354 399 19c530 5.2k 195 893 1145 277 17c535 4.2k 103 1.0k 950 97 1490

c540 5.0k 058 783 795 263 1315

c550 3.9k 025 1.6k 520 1.0k 1014

ArchCoal Close 4.43 Janc450 7.3k 010 3.7k 031 157 047

ARltCapPr Close 12.58 Janc1250 5 035 122 046 5.2k 080

c15 203 003 no tr 5.4k 015

AT&T Inc Close 35.17 Janp3450 3.3k 013 392 039 no trAVG Tech Close 16.66 Febp20 12k 330 285 340 no trBaidu Inc Close 151.09 Marc150 3.5k 365 380 775 64 1578

BarickG Close 18.22 Janc18 6.0k 045 252 103 1.6k 130

p18 3.8k 002 344 092 225 132

Bk of Am Close 14.32 Febc1350 6.0k 076 96 081 no trc13 6.0k 130 18k 135 957 151

p1450 3.8k 026 46 041 no trp14 7.8k 005 4.8k 025 444 053

c1450 18k 006 7.6k 019 no trc14 44k 041 22k 055 1.4k 080

c15 9.9k 002 12k 013 7.8k 036

BlackBerry Close 6.56 Marp6 4.6k 005 6.4k 038 32 073

c650 4.3k 005 60 046 no trp650 9.2k 019 180 040 no trp7 3.4k 055 226 090 22 121

c7 12k 012 1.4k 040 294 077

c8 4.2k 003 1.3k 019 362 046

p11 5.0k 445 5.0k 454 no trc11 5.0k 001 5.4k 003 84 012

BlackstGp Close 25.91 Marc26 282 038 6.0k 094 2.2k 168

BostSc Close 11.88 Febp11 40 003 3.8k 018 12 045

c12 5.6k 010 5.5k 040 2.1k 067

Br iP SPX o Close 12.46 Marp1250 8.3k 037 80 078 no trBroadcm Close 66.39 Febc25 1.1k 133 1.2k 164 4.3k 254

c27 484 018 7.4k 077 1.4k 144

c28 462 005 1.6k 044 3.5k 092

Caesars Close 18.15 Marc20 73 015 9.0k 090 4 210

CamIntl Close 54.65 Febc50 11k 460 17 430 11 550

CblvsnSys Close 15.08 Marp15 1.2k 035 3.2k 090 152 160

CenterPnt Close 24.82 Febc25 1.3k 015 7.0k 069 50 080

Chevron Close 121.19 Marc120 6.2k 140 411 220 184 390

Cisco Close 23.51 Janp22 1.3k 016 17k 029 407 043

c2350 6.6k 064 49 069 no trc23 9.9k 050 2.2k 109 169 116

p23 4.2k 043 1.5k 058 1.6k 078

c24 12k 042 3.6k 059 772 068

c25 5.7k 014 3.5k 025 1.5k 036

Citigrp Close 49.94 Marc49 13k 109 1.3k 185 215 310

c4950 11k 015 72 123 no trp49 5.9k 015 2.3k 092 44 222

c50 12k 043 6.9k 128 2.0k 260

p50 3.9k 050 1.3k 134 1.0k 264

c5250 464 002 4.2k 040 473 153

Cmpuwr Close 10.40 Febc11 17k 025 344 039 658 044

CobaltIEn Close 22.48 Janc25 650 010 6.0k 091 727 150

ComcastA Close 48.18 Janc49 25 015 290 086 68k 117

Danahr Close 74.60 Marc75 707 045 4.7k 165 587 295

DeltaAir Close 26.89 Marc23 8.8k 390 150 440 2 490

c24 3.1k 295 54 351 no trDenbury Close 19.35 Marp19 6.6k 050 725 080 85 140

DiscovFn Close 52.26 Janc55 21 005 116 055 3.5k 085

Disney Close 68.58 Janc70 1.1k 016 3.1k 085 1.8k 120

DR Horton Close 18.14 Febp18 4.8k 060 157 1 29 161

c19 7.0k 037 64 072 9 131

c20 4.8k 018 67 043 20 097

c21 5.8k 005 1.5k 025 50 064

DuPont Close 62.00 Janc60 7.9k 2 204 220 711 268

c6250 399 016 428 086 13k 130

eBay Close 53.00 Janp45 8 001 18k 008 218 032

c55 483 014 607 093 10k 170

c60 no tr 9.2k 015 402 052

c6250 no tr 9.3k 006 18 027

EldorGld Close 6.46 Janc7 4.6k 005 210 021 84 030

ETrade Close 17.76 Janc18 3.1k 018 267 053 518 072

Exolon Cp Close 28.34 Janp27 344 008 6.1k 045 40 070

c28 322 040 6.3k 075 134 096

Facebook Close 47.53 Marp46 9.5k 045 461 182 209 425

p4650 6.5k 001 2 149 no trp4750 17k 002 793 213 no trc4750 10k 004 75 194 no trc47 6.6k 050 2.7k 283 4.0k 538

p47 10k 001 692 227 1.0k 484

p4850 4.6k 099 23 245 no trc48 26k 001 4.6k 232 293 490

c4850 8.0k 001 9 178 no trp48 15k 048 1.1k 280 237 535

c4950 3.8k 001 105 126 no trc49 15k 001 1.8k 193 322 445

p49 8.1k 150 298 338 104 590

c50 16k 026 6.5k 157 6.5k 405

c5250 5.4k 007 4.6k 094 390 325

c55 2.0k 004 4.3k 055 3.4k 259

FirstEngy Close 38.84 Janc38 5.9k 095 543 150 100 175

c39 26k 035 5.0k 099 464 120

FM C&G Close 36.58 Febc38 3.3k 005 102 057 268 132

FordMot Close 16.85 Marp1650 6.2k 015 111 029 no trc17 8.2k 011 5.9k 046 668 092

c18 3.9k 001 658 014 577 056

c19 4 001 7.0k 005 56 032

Gen El Close 27.05 Marc26 4.5k 105 4.0k 129 104 160

c2650 3.1k 051 7 075 no trc27 4.1k 028 2.3k 064 174 103

c28 440 010 9.0k 025 56 062

GeronCp Close 4.61 Marc5 2.0k 020 3.1k 080 35 1GoldmnS Close 163.17 Janc165 4.3k 092 977 3 137 450

GreenMtC Close 59.71 Marp60 5.1k 036 137 590 17 998

Groupon Close 10.11 Janc950 5.1k 057 no tr no trp9 3.4k 003 1.0k 029 959 050

p950 3.5k 001 no tr no trc1050 5.5k 002 no tr no trc10 10k 037 2.8k 081 1.3k 102

p10 4.7k 001 1.3k 070 404 094

c11 6.8k 007 3.4k 043 998 064

GT AdvTc Close 9.47 Marp6 no tr 4.5k 005 no trGulfprtEn Close 56.99 Janp50 no tr 310 070 15k 130

p5250 10 015 113 130 4.2k 205

p5750 6 150 11 350 11k 420

c60 20 025 181 175 51k 255

c65 6 004 81 075 60k 125

c70 no tr 80 025 25k 060

c80 no tr no tr 14k 010

c85 no tr no tr 10k 010

Halbtn Close 55.32 Janp5350 3.2k 003 no tr no trHarmonyG Close 3.28 Febp5 3.4k 182 no tr no trHomeDp Close 75.48 Febp74 12k 022 32 147 no trc75 27k 164 528 204 45 320

c77 23k 077 5 098 no trI B M Close 179.99 Janc180 3.8k 153 1.5k 360 480 504

InfinityPh Close 14.05 Janp11 6.0k 005 no tr no trIntel Close 24.09 Janc2350 3.8k 054 59 082 no trc24 18k 005 3.3k 058 711 088

c2450 11k 015 17 025 no triSh EAFE Close 65.22 Marp62 5.0k 014 973 047 no trc65 3.4k 056 21 122 26 218

ISh HK Close 20.03 Marc20 no tr 224k 038 no trp20 no tr 224k 050 no trp23 no tr 112k 315 no trc23 no tr 224k 002 no triSh20 TB Close 103.41 Marp101 194 007 6.7k 086 38 256

p10250 6.8k 031 no tr no trp102 2.3k 040 4.0k 117 1.8k 305

p103 6.3k 044 6.8k 160 16 360

p10350 4.2k 004 53 142 no trp104 6.4k 057 2.1k 212 92 405

c104 3.7k 036 1.9k 118 257 238

p10450 3.4k 125 176 189 no trp105 6.7k 170 3.3k 274 1 432

c106 1.3k 004 3.7k 053 238 167

p106 4.7k 263 1.2k 345 29 530

c110 105 001 5.2k 008 9 064

iShBrazil Close 47.02 Marp39 no tr 6.2k 015 25 077

p41 no tr 22k 030 95 103

p4750 3.2k 148 144 162 no triShDJHm Close 21.75 Janp21 no tr 6.4k 050 67 080

c22 11k 025 20 065 36 096

iShEmMkt Close 41.16 Marp35 3.1k 003 165 015 11 066

p39 8.1k 005 8.8k 055 151 150

p3950 4.0k 008 297 067 no trp4050 3.9k 024 735 080 1 207

p41 26k 039 789 122 10 233

c4150 13k 028 3.3k 084 no trp42 4.2k 104 11k 177 5 275

c42 1.5k 013 7.7k 069 40 153

c4250 1.0k 015 4.1k 049 no trp43 5.0k 206 168 247 no trc43 12k 003 551 035 3 115

p4350 42 248 8.2k 289 no trc44 307 001 88k 015 45 080

iShMexico Close 62.94 Marc64 5.1k 046 76 151 11 265

c66 10k 011 239 080 no triShRlEst Close 63.99 Marp61 33k 006 8.0k 057 2 204

p62 5.1k 012 543 078 no trp65 4.1k 109 265 190 49 365

p66 10k 213 100 264 108 430

c68 no tr 4.8k 013 6 073

iShRs2000 Close 109.23 Febp105 15k 012 11k 108 1 288

p106 11k 018 6.0k 135 21 321

p107 2.3k 031 7.6k 162 15 351

p10750 3.8k 001 67 178 no trc10850 4.5k 067 1 216 no trp10850 5.4k 001 49 157 no trp108 10k 002 717 193 32 383

c108 6.6k 121 1.0k 308 46 417

c109 17k 011 2.8k 246 10 384

c10950 8.2k 001 no tr no trp109 11k 001 5.7k 237 2 444

c110 2.9k 052 5.2k 191 138 320

c112 8.0k 009 1.3k 105 260 231

iShsChi25 Close 36.84 Febp3350 no tr 5.4k 030 no trp35 5.0k 013 1.3k 047 no trp3650 2.2k 002 8.1k 099 15 168

c37 17k 042 1.2k 085 12 138

c3750 6.7k 024 22 065 1 120

c38 37k 013 6.4k 049 80 101

iShSilver Close 20.69 Janp20 10k 007 1.1k 048 362 068

JnprNtw Close 00.00 Janc20 66 006 3.1k 049 1.0k 067

JosABnk Close 48.80 Janp40 no tr 4.0k 050 10 080

JPMorgCh Close 53.96 Marp5250 4.6k 011 1.4k 076 273 210

c5250 12k 155 1.7k 221 803 320

c53 4.9k 087 180 134 no trc5350 9.7k 044 342 119 no trc55 5.8k 012 5.3k 083 2.6k 184

KeryxBio Close 12.99 Marp11 8 005 5.3k 050 no trKKR Close 23.35 Marp20 no tr 1 015 5.0k 060

Lilly Close 50.63 Janc5250 35 003 334 022 14k 045

LinkedIn Close 215.17 Febp210 5.6k 001 137 950 27 1825

c215 3.8k 015 38 1076 51 2098

p215 3.9k 015 168 1158 2 2140

Lowes Close 48.72 Janc50 367 014 3.3k 105 193 143

M&T Bk Close 113.87 Janc115 no tr 39 140 9.1k 225

Macys Close 46.18 Febc46 3.9k 116 216 177 99 247

McDrmInt Close 8.15 Febc8 12k 020 1.8k 050 144 073

MetLife Close 50.14 Marc50 4.0k 065 667 150 117 284

MicronT Close 00.00 Janc18 6.8k 040 681 105 326 143

c1850 3.2k 019 166 058 no trp18 5.0k 030 992 097 324 136

c2050 no tr 3.5k 013 no trMicrosft Close 37.78 Janp3750 3.6k 001 no tr no trc39 640 005 5.9k 043 2.3k 073

c41 no tr 5.0k 010 529 027

MktVGold Close 24.28 Marp2350 13k 019 64 080 8 202

c2450 4.7k 036 46 086 1.0k 194

c24 2.9k 023 6.1k 137 19 212

Molycorp Close 4.85 Marc5 3.5k 007 3.2k 029 101 073

Mondelez Close 32.68 Marp30 14k 002 51 021 11 076

c32 98 079 3.5k 134 1 174

MV OilSvc Close 50.52 Marp48 245 010 4.5k 060 no trp49 10k 017 800 085 no trNationstrM Close 36.48 Janp45 4.9k 909 63 866 2.2k 920

NCR Cp Close 36.54 Janp33 16 010 189 060 5.0k 086

c39 17 025 165 105 6.9k 135

Netflix Close 334.90 Marp325 4.1k 002 53 1380 1 3523

c330 4.8k 467 111 1930 7 4050

p330 7.1k 001 166 1540 3 3775

p335 3.8k 031 146 1840 2 4115

c335 7.2k 003 115 1765 24 3831

NokiaCp Close 7.65 Janp7 50 002 33 016 3.4k 023

NuverraE Close 1.63 Marp2 no tr 3.3k 040 no trNvidia Close 15.56 Janc15 3.3k 058 670 075 897 089

NwmtMn Close 27.57 Marc2650 4.3k 105 no tr no tr

OffcDep Close 5.04 Janc5 no tr 203 031 3.5k 042

c550 no tr no tr 10k 020

Penney Close 8.23 Febc8 6.1k 047 198 096 232 160

c9 3.2k 009 421 070 191 117

PennWst Close 8.69 Marc8 no tr 4.1k 087 44 114

c9 4 009 4.2k 035 237 065

Petrobrs Close 16.28 Janc1750 13k 026 1.7k 031 no trpriceline Close 1073.20 Janc1080 4.4k 003 62 3254 39 4583

c1085 3.9k 004 20 2890 1 4185

ProctGam Close 82.51 Janp80 241 024 3.2k 075 18 126

PrUShSPX Close 32.68 Marc33 9.3k 028 1.1k 092 37 199

PS USDBul Close 21.90 Marc22 4.1k 004 2.6k 014 397 029

PwNasd100 Close 82.54 Marc80 3.9k 251 1.1k 311 104 404

p81 38k 016 1.7k 104 30 298

p8150 13k 001 22 078 no trc81 4.1k 166 441 238 28 329

c8250 8.5k 001 no tr no trp8250 9.9k 002 no tr no trc82 23k 057 1.1k 173 511 305

p82 20k 038 840 140 69 309

p83 3.5k 058 285 191 10 405

c83 7.4k 033 2.1k 120 74 257

Qualcom Close 67.45 Janc70 692 007 1.2k 069 4.5k 121

Riverbed Close 17.54 Marc15 1.4k 255 5.4k 255 22 320

Safewy Close 33.02 Marp34 8.8k 130 234 180 35 410

c34 3.2k 040 52 116 no trSantarus Close 31.95 Febc25 4.8k 697 316 693 786 7Schlmb Close 93.79 Febp9250 3.2k 050 638 2 294 405

c9250 4.6k 153 1.1k 283 12 450

SearsHlds Close 56.72 Marp75 5.8k 1880 5.0k 2010 no trc75 5.8k 005 5.0k 051 no trSina Close 76.04 Marp70 473 116 3.3k 253 22 530

c80 4.2k 225 139 385 1 770

SolarWnds Close 34.06 Marp3250 171 010 3.2k 080 no trSP CnSt Close 42.67 Marp42 6.8k 013 381 055 no trp43 7.5k 052 550 087 no trSP Fncl Close 20.86 Marp2050 8.5k 005 46 018 no trp20 414 004 33k 016 5 056

c21 6.6k 008 44k 031 1.6k 067

SP Inds Close 49.38 Marc49 372 032 5.7k 102 34 173

c50 10 015 5.1k 054 11 115

SP Util Close 38.95 Marp38 22k 010 2.5k 054 175 137

c39 425 035 3.9k 063 110 094

SP500 mini Close 177.29 Marp169 340 006 5.8k 092 88 350

p170 13k 007 8.7k 104 94 395

p17350 9.7k 020 448 107 no trp173 11k 016 13k 167 26 495

c173 5.2k 425 5.6k 551 53 736

p17450 7.5k 001 200 141 no trc17450 6.0k 251 283 355 no trc178 47k 064 8.9k 216 250 455

c17950 4.8k 022 160 080 no trc181 5.0k 019 4.6k 096 458 312

c184 736 003 4.6k 034 314 203

SPDR Close 177.29 Marc190 no tr 10k 004 86 087

SPDR Jum Close 177.29 Marp168 234 025 3.2k 079 656 328

p172 8.1k 011 4.7k 141 28 459

p174 19k 025 6.6k 192 101 528

c174 9.0k 347 2.8k 475 265 670

p17550 30k 001 118 150 no trp175 58k 040 8.2k 229 119 552

c17550 27k 161 322 294 no trc175 29k 250 11k 402 319 643

p17650 27k 001 280 186 no trc17650 63k 067 1.0k 251 no trc176 86k 122 11k 335 104 574

p176 54k 063 5.6k 262 78 599

c17750 12k 086 546 173 no trc177 113k 025 12k 275 54 525

p177 20k 048 1.8k 307 30 671

c17850 7.3k 046 116 131 no trc179 107k 032 10k 171 683 403

c180 86k 015 9.0k 129 228 368

c183 751 002 4.2k 049 221 231

Spdr OGEx Close 68.07 Marp64 4.5k 015 12k 108 no trp66 3.7k 041 11k 167 34 385

p67 5.7k 071 1.0k 205 94 405

p69 454 078 9.7k 306 56 515

c70 4.9k 035 154 147 134 315

SpectraEn Close 00.00 Marc37 no tr 210 010 5.2k 040

sT Retail Close 84.87 Marp84 8.3k 028 87 115 85 335

c8450 8.1k 061 26 143 no trStarScie Close 1.62 Febc2 no tr 2.2k 005 3.7k 010

SunEdison Close 12.55 Janc11 1.5k 165 922 199 10k 232

c12 6.6k 090 497 154 3.4k 173

c13 5.1k 033 1.7k 105 553 128

SuntechPw Close 0.54 Marp1 3.3k 040 1.9k 053 1.2k 064

T–MobileUS Close 27.68 Febc28 720 032 5.1k 082 200 174

TeslaMotr Close 137.95 Marp120 4.0k 060 3.9k 427 316 1245

p125 5.8k 106 1.1k 563 162 1448

p130 17k 001 2.3k 740 430 1698

c130 4.3k 780 296 15 67 2338

c134 5.7k 362 6 1155 no trp134 14k 001 65 750 no trp135 25k 001 1.5k 944 255 1925

c135 15k 293 2.6k 1210 144 21p136 9.1k 001 59 840 no trc136 8.6k 195 176 950 no trp137 16k 001 53 868 no trc137 12k 090 31 940 no trp138 9.6k 010 68 935 no trc138 14k 010 18 835 no trc139 13k 001 12 650 no trp139 5.9k 112 39 968 no trc140 26k 001 2.0k 970 123 1903

p140 15k 210 1.6k 1186 505 2208

c141 6.3k 001 8 713 no trc142 4.9k 001 340 685 no trc145 4.7k 001 734 747 54 1715

p145 4.0k 710 370 1485 28 2521

c150 4.7k 080 1.3k 581 3.8k 1504

p150 2.6k 1175 634 1828 4.5k 2820

c190 88 001 552 060 5.8k 560

TimeWarn Close 67.65 Janp65 181 014 8.0k 092 248 141

TractSup Close 71.37 Janc75 15 002 8 071 3.4k 150

Transocn Close 53.45 Febc5250 3.7k 112 1.5k 181 81 277

TripAdvisr Close 84.48 Marp70 7 004 5.0k 060 8 333

UrbnOut Close 39.48 Marc39 4.6k 081 15 195 30 309

c40 9.2k 029 61 137 10 264

US Airwy Close 23.21 Marc2350 4.6k 106 10 115 no trc23 2.8k 073 15k 169 no trc24 523 035 5.4k 125 no trp24 no tr 4.0k 264 100 360

c25 4.6k 060 5.8k 097 1 150

c30 no tr no tr 3.6k 050

p30 no tr no tr 3.6k 830

USSteel Close 27.59 Janc2650 11k 110 no tr no trc26 4.6k 153 71 226 66 264

Vale SA Close 15.98 Marc18 200 001 8.6k 017 605 058

VandaPh Close 6.24 Marc7 11k 165 50 180 no trc10 3.3k 110 256 121 no trVMware Close 79.28 Janp85 3.8k 580 8 660 6 710

c85 422 010 3.2k 110 30 190

VoceraCm Close 16.87 Janc15 4.3k 236 no tr 246 275

c1750 6.5k 1 50 135 2.1k 180

Vodafone Close 36.54 Janp36 107 020 4.7k 095 no trWalMart Close 77.96 Marp75 339 020 3.6k 058 4 2p7750 21k 086 376 147 88 3WellsFrgo Close 42.71 Janc4150 6.6k 1 no tr no trc4250 3.1k 020 82 068 no trc44 576 002 217 029 112k 059

WestprtIn Close 22.44 Janc30 9 004 4.0k 005 32 010

p30 15 761 4.0k 770 856 780

c40 6.4k 750 no tr 7 005

p40 4.0k 1730 no tr no trWhitingPt Close 64.44 Marp6250 463 060 8.8k 225 no trYahoo Close 33.12 Janc33 7.6k 054 857 145 776 209

c3350 3.9k 002 no tr no trc34 1.4k 019 524 1 4.0k 165

P Strike Last Last LastC Price Vol. Price Vol. Price Vol. Price

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Comprehensive volume and prices for Friday, November 8, 2013.Investor’s Business Daily shows options in a time-saving alphabeticallist, with expiration month in the first column. Closing prices are asof 4 p.m. Eastern and do not reflect after-hours settlements/trading.

20 Most Active Index OptionsIndex Optn OptnPrice Price Chg. Vol

SPX500 PM Dec 1750 Put 1770.61 20.60 – 8.40 24286SPX500 Nov 1700 Put 1770.61 0.65 – 1.05 23900SPX500 PM Nov 1725 Put 1770.61 1.35 – 3.85 23413SPX500 PM Dec 1750 Call 1770.61 36.35 + 7.35 18316SPX500 Nov 1695 Put 1770.61 0.65 – 1.05 16644SPX500 Dec 1700 Put 1770.61 9.30 – 5.70 15351SPX500 PM Nov 1750 Put 1770.61 0.05 – 5.95 15116SPX500 Dec 1760 Call 1770.61 29.00 + 7.90 14310SPX500 Dec 1755 Call 1770.61 30.00 + 6.80 13693SPX500 Nov 1720 Put 1770.61 1.05 – 2.85 13040SPX500 Dec 1760 Put 1770.61 27.00 –10.20 12412SPX500 PM Nov 1770 Call 1770.61 0.55 + 0.30 10679SPX500 Nov 1650 Put 1770.61 0.40 – 0.10 10370SPX500 PM Nov 1750 Call 1770.61 22.75 +12.15 9157SPX500 Dec 1800 Call 1770.61 11.70 + 4.70 9090SPX500 Dec 1755 Put 1770.61 24.80 – 9.18 9072SPX500 PM Nov 1705 Put 1770.61 0.80 – 2.05 8897SPX500 Nov 1760 Put 1770.61 0.05 –12.39 8792SPX500 PM Nov 1575 Put 1770.61 0.20 .. 8579SPX500 Nov 1625 Put 1770.61 0.65 – 0.05 8495

Total Total Call PutCall Put Open Open

Index Vol. Vol. Interest Interest

SPX500 95,394 216,329 1,321,378 2,176,964SPX500 PM 105,026 138,287 928,818 889,745Rus2000 22,833 35,353 138,239 428,339Nasd100 21,292 14,313 83,481 140,265SP100 6,265 8,519 16,785 19,229DJ Inds 8,468 8,291 18,099 13,020

Total Total Call PutCall Put Open Open

Index Vol. Vol. Interest Interest

SP100Eur 770 864 2,880 8,126GS Idx 10 10 56 77SemiconIdx 0 32 0 21OilSvc 0 10 0 30

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20 Most Active Stock OptionsStock Optn OptnPrice Price Chg. Vol

ISh HK Dec 20 Put 20.03 0.50 + 0.05 224132ISh HK Dec 20 Call 20.03 0.38 – 0.27 224114SPDR Jum Nov 180 Call 177.29 0.15 + 0.09 86032GulfprtEn Jan 65 Call 56.99 1.25 + 0.30 60040SPDR Jum Nov 175 Put 177.29 0.40 – 0.83 58104GulfprtEn Jan 60 Call 56.99 2.55 + 0.05 51059SP Fncl Dec 20 Put 20.86 0.16 – 0.13 33107SPDR Jum Nov 175 Put 177.29 0.01 – 0.74 30261SPDR Jum Nov 175 Call 177.29 2.50 + 1.23 29456Apple mini Nov 520 Call 520.56 0.70 – 1.31 28475HomeDp Nov 75 Call 75.48 1.64 – 0.70 27270SPDR Jum Nov 175 Call 177.29 1.61 + 1.27 27071TeslaMotr Nov 140 Call 137.95 0.01 – 1.96 26311TeslaMotr Nov 135 Put 137.95 0.01 – 0.56 25627GulfprtEn Jan 70 Call 56.99 0.60 + 0.15 25258eBay Dec 45 Put 53.00 0.08 – 0.03 18619TeslaMotr Nov 130 Put 137.95 0.01 – 0.46 17716Apple mini Nov 520 Put 520.56 0.22 – 1.72 16787Facebook Nov 50 Call 47.53 0.26 – 0.19 16288iShRs2000 Nov 105 Put 109.23 0.12 – 0.27 15555

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81 52 76 B C 35.4 21stCen .7 r FOXA 33.84 +1.04 +33 13m 25o

81 52 74 B C+ 35.2 21stCen .7 r FOX 33.61 +.93 +60 2.4m 25o

73 63 73 A B–NH 3M 2.0 r MMM 128.0 +1.58 –9 2.2m 19o

91 89 68 C B–80.0 51Job JOBS 69.60 –.30 +36 77 24o

73 65 82 .. .. NH 58.com WUBA 28.54 +2.07 –76 1.1m ..k

— A —8 24 7 B D–9.2 AccoBrnds ACCO 5.85 +.17 –35 587 7o

96 89 82 A B–60.0 ACIWwde ACIW 59.61 +2.45 +76 596 28o

55 61 47 C B+ 17.8 ACNB 4.3 ACNB 17.65 –.11 –86 0.5 11ê53 31 96 .. C+ NH ADAES ADES 46.01 +6.73 +358 368 ..o57 78 29 C B 50.4 ADT 1.2 r ADT 42.40 –.23 –14 2.2m 23ò3 5 5 C D–90.6 AEPInd AEPI 55.71 –1.37 –30 124 20ê

97 92 86 A D+45.17AFCEnterp AFCE 43.62 +1.64 –5 145 31ó43 83 53 B E 64.6 AGCO .7 AGCO 58.03 +.56 +10 1.2m 10o

3 11 6 B D 26.9 AGMortg 15 MITT 15.87 –.24 +17 370 5o

59 47 84 E D 8.6 AHBelon 4.2 AHC 7.65 +.26 +375 231 99ê97 78 95 D A–12.3 ANIPha .0 ANIP 11.73 +.38 –11 51 ..ê85 73 69 C A–43.8 AOL .0 r AOL 42.42 +.74 0 1.7m 21o

44 69 63 E B 3.3 APITech ATNY 3.12 +.15 –31 23 ..ê94 78 99 E A+NH ARCDoc ARC 8.01 +.83 +250 836 99ê95 18 99 A A+NH ArcWire .0 r ARCW 21.24 –1.33+368 146 25k

29 27 47 E B–17.9 ASBBanc r ASBB 17.35 +.07 –89 1 61ê26 42 43 E D+35.4 ASMIntl 1.7 ASMI 32.09 –.15 –51 3 99o

45 41 64 B D–101 ASML .7 ASML 87.37 +.07 +1 993 29o

32 49 14 C C– 7.0 ATA 3.5 ATAI 4.23 –.12 +112 20 14ê57 43 85 C C+ 30.2 ATMI ATMI 29.49 +.54 –6 146 25o

13 78 6 E D+5.0 AUOptronics AUO 3.00 –.01 +15 1.3m ..o

36 95 41 .. D–26.6 AVGTech r AVG 16.66 –3.04 +507 6.0m 8o

67 46 87 D B+ 19.5 AVHomes AVHI 19.41 +.32 +60 67 ..ê92 83 91 A C 29.1 AAON .8 AAON 26.19 +.02 +31 119 25o

82 57 94 D B 30.5 AAR 1.0 AIR 30.19 +.96 +2 326 16o

36 62 37 B D+30.9 Aarons .3 r AAN 29.48 +.36 –17 693 14o

15 42 1 .. D–30.6 Aastrom .0 ASTM 3.86 –.03 –69 40 ..ó29 59 10 B E 51.8 Abaxis .0 ABAX 35.25 +.25 –32 125 41o

81 64 73 B B 26.0 ABB 2.8 ABB 25.26 +.11 +16 1.6m 20o

57 64 55 B B–38.8 AbbottL 2.3 r ABT 38.12 +.48 +4 8.8m 12o

75 37 72 B B+ 50.2 AbbVie 3.3 r ABBV 48.03 +.79 +7 5.2m 14o

29 55 22 D .. 13.2 AbengoaB ABGB 11.55 +.05 –96 9 44k

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71 8 93 B B+ NH Abiomed r ABMD 27.19 +1.04 +58 727 99o

78 77 76 C B+ 29.2 ABMIndu 2.2 ABM 27.88 +.58 –13 187 18o

95 51 92 C A NH Abraxas AXAS 3.39 +.20 +64 1.7m 30o

3 42 2 B E 32.6 Acacia 3.4 r ACTG 14.78 –.01 –23 528 9o

91 73 91 B B 43.9 AcadiaHlthcr ACHC 43.06 +1.16 –4 224 44o

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75 81 42 B D+84.2 Accentu 2.5 ACN 75.24 –.31 –11 2.9m 17o

58 26 81 B B+ 54.4 AcsMidP 4.1 ACMP 51.70 –1.01 +69 553 79o

39 52 38 B D+18.1 AccessN 3.0 ANCX 14.51 +.56 +8 28 9ê26 40 9 B B–13.5 AccretveHlth AH 9.00 +.31 +96 731 28ò52 26 90 E C NH Accuray ARAY 7.70 +.89 +453 4.9m ..o2 15 7 E E 6.9 Accuride ACW 3.14 –.04 +10 375 ..o.. .. 34 .. B–30.2 AccvstG .0 ACCU 27.49 +.02 –62 7 ..ê

55 70 62 B D–98.4 ACELtd 2.1 ACE 98.28 +.88 +29 1.5m 11o

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12 6 1 D D 10.2 Achillion ACHN 2.49 +.05 –61 1.3m ..ó64 59 69 C B–15.5 Acme Un 2.2 ACU 14.87 –.53 +2 5 12ê66 64 42 A D 40.9 AcordaThrp ACOR 31.80 +.05 +41 472 33o

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78 82 69 B B 39.8 Actuant .1 ATU 37.65 +.20 –4 534 19ê50 29 74 B E 8.2 Actuate r BIRT 7.59 ... +100 361 23o

84 69 87 B C– 104 AcuityB .5 AYI 101.7 +1.67 –5 301 30o

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51 22 85 B B–55.4 AdobeSys ADBE 54.84 +1.67 +42 5.9m 33o

36 45 51 D D+27.9 Adtran 1.5 r ADTN 23.72 +.45 –20 490 29o

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92 91 91 B B 26.6 AdvEngy AEIS 24.46 +.12 –8 406 18o

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92 95 93 A B 35.8 AdventS .0 ADVS 33.59 +.71 –12 297 25o

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68 73 78 E C+ 8.2 Aegon 2.9 AEG 8.14 +.28 +455 4.5m 7o

36 18 97 E B–3.6 AehrTest AEHR 2.41 +.07 –37 29 ..ê

88 84 86 C A–21.87AerCap AER 21.01 +.23 +7 350 8o

29 5 43 .. .. 12.1 AeriePharma AERI 10.89 +.47 –83 60 ..k29 20 53 B D–22.3 Aerocentury ACY 19.00 –1.18 +592 26 4ê

31 64 22 C C+ 9.3 Aeroflex ARX 7.05 –.08 +360 299 13o

1 20 3 D D–17.1 Aeropostale ARO 8.75 +.50 +41 4.6m 99ò53 13 83 E B+ 28.6 AeroVirnmnt AVAV 27.83 +.09 +28 212 99ò59 82 71 C C– 14.5 AES 1.1 AES 14.21 +.51 +57 6.3m 11o

30 75 4 .. C– 3.5 AEterna .0 AEZS 1.35 ... +69 430 4ê

65 69 67 A D–69.2 Aetna 1.3 r AET 63.35 +.79 –39 1.9m 11o

2 8 2 E C– 9.3 Aetrium .0 ATRM 3.19 –.16 +21 5 ..k93 88 84 A B 203 AffilMangers AMG 202.5 +7.41 +113 843 22o

86 78 97 D A 8.1 Affymetrix AFFX 7.73 +.30 –17 1.1m 99o

60 52 72 B D+67.0 AFLAC 2.3 AFL 65.75 +1.49 +36 2.7m 10o

10 26 3 .. D 5.4 Agenus AGEN 2.61 –.01 –42 481 ..o63 54 70 B C+ 53.5 Agilent .9 r A 50.78 +.73 –29 1.9m 17ò76 78 69 D C– 14.2 Agilysys AGYS 11.98 +.07 –6 37 37ê4 2 3 .. E 33.6 AgiosPharma AGIO 19.85 +.39 –34 101 ..ê

68 83 57 B B–49.3 AGLRes 4.0 GAS 47.58 –.26 +184 1.6m 16o

8 47 9 C B 57.4 AgnicoE 3.0 AEM 29.31 +.82 +13 2.3m 28o

45 40 55 A C+ 34.3 AgreeRe 5.2 ADC 31.82 –.34 –36 38 23ê23 20 85 E D–1.7 Agria r GRO 1.30 ... –69 44 ..k13 30 26 B D+115 Agrium 3.3 AGU 90.07 +2.00 +22 1.3m 10o

54 6 84 B D+8.0 AirIndust 6.4 AIRI 7.80 –.20 +257 15 23k

96 95 76 A A–NH AirLease .3 AL.31.83 +1.68 +59 776 17o

86 82 81 A C+ 50.6 AirMet .0 AIRM 49.98 +5.96 +808 2.6m 27o

65 55 69 B D+114 AirProd 2.6 APD 109.5 +1.19 –22 891 19o

60 44 71 D B 11.8 AirT 2.6 AIRT 11.47 +.25 +192 16 17ê47 29 91 C D+8.0 AirTrnspSv ATSG 7.25 +.41 –16 142 13o

74 46 84 B B+ 19.5 Aircast 4.2 AYR 18.88 +.35 –30 413 9o

67 76 53 B D+112 Airgas 1.8 ARG 108.3 +1.22 +34 509 23o

5 28 9 E E 3.2 Airmedia AMCN 1.59 –.01 –37 160 39ò4 5 21 E D 18.1 Aixtron 1.6 AIXG 13.52 –.29 –1 143 ..ò

63 29 88 E B+ 5.6 AKSteel 3.7 AKS 5.38 +.27 +46 9.3m ..o66 85 51 A D–53.6 Akamai r AKAM 45.27 +.79 –10 2.0m 22o

99 90 92 A A 22.0 Akorn AKRX.21.16 +.65 –47 398 38o

79 93 85 C C+ NH Alamo .6 ALG 50.84 +4.05 +39 39 17ê20 38 23 B B–17.4 Alamos 1.4 AGI 13.88 +.30 –37 251 17o

90 75 87 A B–73.8 AlaskaA 1.1 ALK.72.74 +2.13 +5 627 14o

27 78 37 .. C+ 3.9 AlskCom 8.8 ALSK 2.28 +.10 +55 899 ..o39 18 80 D D 37.4 AlbnyInt 1.7 AIN 35.36 +1.10 –24 85 29ê83 78 97 C C+ 14.1 AlbanyMlc AMRI 13.74 +.25 –3 200 21o

59 55 55 B C+ 69.0 Albemar 1.4 r ALB 67.34 +.76 –28 513 16o

70 17 99 E A–4.3 AlctlLuc ALU 4.05 +.12 –44 15m ..o11 3 53 E C– 15.3 AlcoStores ALCS 10.98 +.43 –86 2 ..k34 63 47 E B–10.0 Alcoa 1.3 AA 9.06 +.11 –20 24m 25o

40 1 96 .. D 27.0 Alcobra ADHD 16.48 +.18 –70 22 ..ê59 55 92 .. A–2.3 AlderonIrnOre AXX 1.73 +.04 –53 16 ..k87 83 87 B B 36.1 Alere ALR 33.74 +.50 –32 374 14o

.. .. 32 .. .. 25.2 AlerianErgInf ENFR 24.76 –.17 –84 1 99ê

.. .. 38 .. B 18.4 Alerian 6.1 AMLP 17.50 –.02 –3 3.0m ..ò15 16 41 D D+46.2 Alexandr& .4 ALEX 36.48 +.43 +32 224 82o

26 43 34 B C+ 348 Alexand 3.6 ALX 307.2 +.56 –74 2 29ê23 72 16 C D–78.4 Alexndr 4.3 ARE 63.67 –.73 –45 265 47o

1 11 4 E C 4.7 AlexcoRgn AXU 1.31 +.05 –30 172 ..ò97 99 64 A C+ 126 Alexion ALXN.117.4 +3.33 +6 1.0m 41o

33 20 38 D C 6.7 Alexza ALXA 4.58 –.03 –5 184 ..o7 4 22 C D+47.6 Alico 1.2 ALCO 38.44 –.01 –71 4 38k

98 94 95 A A–60.07AlignTech ALGN.58.24 +1.61 –28 773 44o

8 1 3 .. E 5.7 AlimeraS ALIM 1.87 +.07 –46 68 ..ó87 33 87 A B–36.7 Alkermes ALKS 36.12 +1.02 +15 970 28o

59 65 43 A B–420 Alleghany Y 395.6 +5.17 +2 45 20ê33 10 66 E B 34.3 Alleghny 2.1 ATI 33.82 +.69 –31 994 99o

81 61 77 A B 109 Allegia .0 ALGT 106.2 +1.36 –40 55 22o

69 89 20 A D+116 Allergn .2 AGN 89.95 +1.47 +5 2.2m 19o

29 34 45 C B 54.1 Allete 3.8 ALE 50.42 +.28 –40 91 19o

42 42 53 D B 15.5 Alliance 1.3 r ALLB 14.94 +.12 –11 10 41ê99 89 90 A A 2457AlliancData r ADS 242.9 +5.41 +50 589 25o

99 97 97 A C– 23.97AlliFib .4 AFOP 16.07 +.93 –21 853 21o

50 79 42 A D 66.3 Allianc 5.5 AHGP 58.50 +.78 –33 20 15o

72 78 98 .. B+ 32.9 Allianc .0 AIQ 24.60 +.93 –16 49 64ê11 13 13 D C 4.2 AlliancOne AOI 3.11 –.06 –38 229 ..ê71 93 53 A B–79.0 Allianc 6.3 ARLP 74.86 –1.04 +60 78 10o

41 60 46 .. A–27.4 AlliBer 7.3 AB 21.79 –.05 +6 379 13o

.. .. 42 .. C+ 18.0 AllizNFJ 10 NFJ 17.47 +.03 –44 137 ..ê38 59 49 C C 54.2 AlliantE 3.6 LNT 52.87 +.81 +21 680 15o

95 87 93 C A NH Alliant .9 ATK 115.2 +2.99 +82 574 12o

.. .. 40 .. B–10.0 AllizCon 11 NCV 9.58 –.02 +43 250 ..k

.. .. 40 .. C– 9.1 AllizConI 11 NCZ 8.79 +.04 +81 348 ..k

.. .. 46 .. B 19.5 AllizEq&Co 5.8 NIE 19.20 +.06 –1 53 ..ê

.. .. 74 .. B+ 17.3 AllizGlbEq 7.0 NGZ 17.10 –.04 –19 27 ..k

.. .. 28 .. C+ 17.3 AlliBGl 7.9 AWF 15.10 –.12 +1 204 ..ê

.. .. 17 .. C– 8.4 AlliBIn 5.8 ACG 7.05 –.07 +61 1.3m ..ê73 50 84 D B 9.8 AlldMot 1.1 AMOT 9.12 –.57 –25 11 16k

6 33 2 B D–37.5 AliNevadaGld ANV 3.97 +.11 –29 3.8m 11o

69 70 79 D B+ NH AlliedW 1.8 AWH 110.1 +1.07 –7 166 16o

65 95 47 C C– 27.5 Allison 2.0 ALSN 24.07 +.09 +54 577 33o

.. .. 15 .. A–16.4 AllcCAMu 6.1 AKP 12.29 –.23 +97 52 ..ê

.. .. 14 .. E 16.1 AllnNtl 5.2 AYN 11.78 –.19 +15 13 ..ê

.. .. 14 .. B–16.9 AllBNtl 7.0 AFB 12.51 –.16 –49 63 ..ê11 44 16 C D 24.5 AllotCm ALLT 12.83 –.04 –26 255 80o

25 10 53 D D–16.4 Allscripts MDRX 14.49 +.31 +204 5.4m 41o

60 56 68 C B 54.6 Allstate 1.8 r ALL 54.12 +1.18 –18 2.3m 11o

2 20 3 E D+3.3 AlmadMin AAU 1.28 ... –41 70 ..ò48 14 81 D A–25.7 AlmostF .0 AFAM 24.47 –1.18 +222 102 17o

38 6 97 E D–66.2 AlnylamPh ALNY 52.98 +2.06 –16 661 ..o39 9 81 E B 4.1 AlonBluSqIsr BSI 4.02 –.02 –84 1 ..k3 11 4 D B+ 21.2 AlonUSA 2.3 ALJ 10.24 –.77 +108 2.2m 8o

2 12 2 B D–26.4 AlnUSA 26 ALDW 10.57 –.32 +61 606 2o

18 2 66 E A 10.7 AlphaNatRes ANR 7.99 +.34 +11 12m ..o7 8 27 E C 9.3 AlphaOmg AOSL 7.64 +.23 –60 23 99o

43 51 51 D B–1.9 AlphaProT r APT 1.73 +.03 +28 59 19ê.. .. 63 .. A–38.1 Alphacln .7 ALFA 35.49 +.67 –69 4 ..ê

31 25 44 D B 2.4 Alphatec ATEC 1.85 –.02 –5 107 99o

.. .. 21 .. D–9.0 AlpGlbP 8.4 AWP 7.15 –.08 +23 253 ..ê

.. .. 33 .. A 5.7 AlpGlbDD 7.2 AGD 4.97 +.03 –43 54 ..ê

.. .. 35 .. D 4.3 AlpTotDv 7.7 AOD 4.13 +.02 +2 902 ..ê

.. .. 58 .. B+ 49.5 AlpsEqS 1.7 EQL 49.18 +.28 –78 4 ..k

.. .. 61 .. B 29.7 AlpsIntl .0 IDOG 29.11 +.17 –85 7 ..ê

.. .. 59 .. A–34.0 AlpsSct 3.6 SDOG 33.60 +.27 –45 64 ..k

.. .. 14 .. B–26.4 Alps/Gs .0 GSGO 20.40 –.48 –93 0.8 ..ê

.. .. 57 .. C 31.1 Alps/Gs .9 GSRA 30.86 –.21 +233 1 ..ê68 39 97 D A–8.0 AltairN .0 ALTI 4.48 –.01 –87 18 ..õ28 30 28 B B–39.2 Altera 1.8 r ALTR 33.39 +.26 –5 3.0m 23o

5 28 3 E C 13.0 Alteva 14 ALTV 7.31 –.03 –77 10 ..k63 2 99 .. A+730 AltisourcAst AAMC 630.4 –12.57 –95 0.3 ..ê

99 95 85 A B–158 Altisource ASPS 140.4 –3.03 +15 119 28o

41 31 89 .. B 27.6 Altisourc .0 RESI 25.90 +.10 –31 463 39o

80 99 88 .. B+ 24.0 AltoPal 8.1 APSA 21.86 –.14 –78 0.6 10ê89 72 86 C B+ 32.8 Altra 1.3 AIMC 30.99 +.54 +112 235 19o

61 72 51 A B 37.9 AltriaG 5.1 r MO 37.55 +.05 +65 14m 15o

24 25 30 B B–5.3 Alumina 6.0 AWC 3.81 –.06 –29 150 ..ò20 58 18 E C 13.3 AlmnmChina ACH 8.87 –.06 –7 82 ..ò16 11 95 E B–6.2 Alvarion .0 ALVR .72 +.07 –79 40 ..k83 78 40 A B–7.4 AmFstTx 7.1 ATAX 7.08 –.10 –75 13 21o

18 38 30 E B–3.5 AmShrd AMS 2.37 +.02 –75 2 99õ72 46 59 C A 9.4 AmSft 4.3 AMSWA 9.33 +.33 –11 45 23k

70 35 79 E B+ 28.4 AMAGPhrm AMAG 24.47 +.54 –50 65 ..o9 12 1 .. E 12.9 Amarin AMRN 1.57 +.16 –20 8.4m ..o

68 29 85 D B+ 368 Amazon AMZN 350.3 +6.75 –6 2.6m 99o

30 64 1 .. B 27.3 AmbacFinl AMBC 20.75 +.78 –38 433 7ò96 93 96 A C– 22.77Ambarella AMBA 20.54 +.84 –38 741 21ò25 7 44 E A–5.4 AmbasG 6.0 EPAX 4.00 –.10 –54 18 ..o39 48 24 B B–48.9 AmBevC 2.6 ABVC 36.75 –.02 +999 754 23ê6 7 5 E D–4.5 Ambient AMBT 1.98 +.06 +177 31 ..õ

63 50 92 .. D+21.4 AmbitBiosci AMBI 13.31 –.69 –59 17 ..ê78 98 54 .. C 73.4 AMCNtwks AMCX 66.75 –1.40 +123 1.6m 17o

50 60 32 C B–37.1 AMCOLIn 2.5 ACO 32.05 –.01 +88 168 16o

23 38 49 C D+84.5 AmconDi .9 DIT 80.00 ... –57 0.3 8õ85 65 56 B A+41.0 Amdocs 1.3 DOX 40.05 +.47 –17 1.3m 13o

29 7 85 E C– 18.7 Amedisys AMED 17.10 +.70 –17 261 19ò42 44 78 .. E 21.4 AmerAxle AXL 18.05 +.64 –9 1.5m 18o

10 30 7 B D 48.5 AmerCamp 4.3 ACC 33.48 –.75 +26 1.2m 88x

37 53 39 C A–51.6 AmerEle 4.3 AEP 46.25 ... +7 3.8m 14o

91 81 90 B B+ 21.97AmerEqu .7 AEL 21.40 +.49 –35 791 9o

.. .. 15 .. C– 19.1 AmMunPt 7.1 XAA 13.48 –.27 +293 52 ..k59 75 48 C C 25.9 AmNtlB 4.0 AMNB 22.97 +.72 +6 19 10ê51 59 67 D C– 116 AmNatl 2.9 ANAT 107.7 +4.02 –13 14 16ê.. .. 14 .. D 12.3 AmStrIn 7.1 ASP 9.76 +.02 –37 12 ..k

76 78 51 C B 39.5 AmWdmrk AMWD 33.03 –.14 –47 49 31ò97 96 92 A A 224 Amerco .0 UHAL 224.0 +3.03 +18 50 13o

27 33 49 D B 36.9 AmerenCo 4.4 AEE 36.41 +.15 0 1.6m 17o

17 18 45 E C+ 11.4 AmerscoA AMRC 8.92 –.39 +72 150 68o

91 96 93 D B+ 14.3 Ameriana .3 ASBI 13.80 +.04 –62 3 17ê54 49 21 B A–25.6 AmMvlA 1.6 AMOV 20.82 –.21 –62 2 11ê36 49 21 B B 25.7 AmerMov 1.6 AMX 20.89 –.14 +35 9.5m 11o

4 19 5 E C 2.4 AmApparel APP 1.20 ... +34 942 ..ò43 82 41 D B–36.3 AmerAss 2.8 AAT 31.94 +.05 –64 107 88ê17 6 48 C C– 15.2 AmCapital ACAS 13.92 +.20 +43 2.9m 21o

2 20 13 .. D+25.5 AmerCap 14 MTGE 19.36 –.42 –19 622 6o

29 44 23 E C– 2.6 AmDGEn ADGE 1.84 +.18 +212 70 ..k14 22 12 B B 22.6 AmerEag 3.1 r AEO 16.21 +.96 +80 8.0m 13ò91 71 91 C B 9.0 AmElctTchn AETI 8.43 +.08 +9 32 20k

93 87 76 A B–83.8 AmerExp 1.1 r AXP 81.78 +.86 +8 4.3m 17o

52 67 73 D D+57.0 AmerFncl 1.6 AFG 56.06 +.63 –7 316 15o

21 22 41 D D+17.0 AmHm4RtA AMH 16.17 +.14 +102 2.0m ..o.. .. 19 .. B–8.9 AmIcmFd 6.4 MRF 7.48 –.03 –80 5 ..k

93 62 96 B B+ 11.5 AmerIndp AMIC 11.18 +.09 –47 5 9ê38 32 69 D D 53.3 AmerInt .8 AIG 48.54 +1.24 +56 16m 13o

3 26 6 D E 1.4 AmLorain ALN .86 +.01 –30 75 1k

49 20 79 D A–24.8 AmMidst 7.8 AMID 23.07 –.09 –22 14 ..k83 76 97 B E 60.4 AmerPacific APFC 42.70 +2.34 –39 42 20ê96 86 69 A A–43.3 AmPublcEd APEI 42.53 +.59 –25 128 15o

87 71 83 A B–47.1 AmRailcr 2.3 ARII 44.16 +.63 +46 358 10o

36 11 92 E B 6.7 AmerRltyInv ARL 5.18 +.03 –84 1 ..k10 1 22 .. B+ 21.1 AmerResidtl ARPI 17.99 +.35 +303 594 ..ò48 33 60 D B 9.5 AmrRvr r AMRB 8.96 +.01 +87 15 27ê12 1 14 D B 18.1 AmerRlt 7.2 r ARCP 12.58 –.40 +55 8.2m ..o61 78 50 D B–70.0 AmerSci 3.0 r ASEI 67.15 +1.24 –43 13 25ò.. .. 19 .. D 11.4 AmerSel 7.2 SLA 9.65 –.04 +189 101 ..k4 17 5 .. B 4.0 AmerSpctrm AQQ 2.00 –.01 –58 4 ..k

15 40 4 E E 4.1 AmSprcnd AMSC 1.93 –.02 +37 593 ..o

45 79 47 B D–33.1 AmerStat 2.8 AWR 28.77 +.25 –37 150 18o

.. .. 22 .. B–9.2 AmerStr 7.4 BSP 8.11 –.03 –48 27 ..k

.. .. 20 .. E 7.7 AmerStr 7.5 CSP 6.78 –.03 –49 29 ..k78 82 44 B C 85.3 AmerTow 1.4 AMT 77.79 –.98 +33 3.7m 52o

49 89 20 A B 35.0 AmerVan .7 AVD 27.03 +.85 –30 156 17o

44 57 46 C B+ 45.1 AmerWtr 2.6 AWK 42.75 –.59 –29 597 21o

40 67 32 B D+50.6 AmCarMrt CRMT 43.72 –1.46 –14 32 13ò

6 16 7 B D–31.8 AmCpAy 15 AGNC 21.05 –.59 +76 12m 5o

19 53 37 D D–50.5 Amerigas 7.7 APU 43.50 +.13 +106 297 36ó95 96 89 B B NH Amerpri 2.0 AMP 103.1 +2.69 +62 1.7m 14o

77 78 81 D C 19.8 Ameris ABCB 18.81 +.27 +59 165 21ê77 78 84 C B–42.0 Amerisa .8 AMSF 39.65 +1.18 +59 86 20ê50 79 42 D C– 3.4 Amerise 1.3 r ASRV 3.10 ... –47 7 15ê95 71 86 B C+ NH Amerisr 1.4 r ABC 68.00 +1.27 +12 1.5m 21o

49 53 48 B D+23.9 AmesNtl 2.9 ATLO 22.21 +.21 +124 31 14ê89 82 67 A B–50.0 Ametek .5 AME 48.53 +.59 –57 874 23o

86 74 65 A D+119 Amgen 1.7 r AMGN 113.2 +2.18 –1 3.0m 15o

11 10 2 E E 6.1 Amicusn FOLD 2.06 +.04 –35 155 ..ò97 98 97 A A 15.47AmirNatFds ANFI 14.82 +.50 –22 200 20k

72 44 84 C A+5.8 AmkorTech AMKR 5.61 –.01 –2 1.1m 11o

73 72 44 C B 16.2 AMNHlthcre AHS 13.51 +.03 –34 231 20o

29 37 32 E B–21.0 AmpcoPit 3.9 AP 18.26 ... –18 30 28ê87 78 57 A A–85.7 Ampheno 1.0 r APH 81.34 +1.07 –37 360 21o

49 4 97 E B–10.9 AmpioPhrm AMPE 8.62 +.45 –36 273 ..ò12 7 27 B C 21.1 Amreit 4.7 AMRE 17.19 +.19 –29 52 26ê2 18 8 E D 15.8 Amrep AXR 7.49 –.03 –68 4 ..ê

89 73 83 B B 43.9 AmsurgA AMSG 43.48 +.80 +36 136 20o

42 14 97 E B 9.2 Amtech ASYS 8.23 +.05 –22 30 ..ò93 93 83 A B 41.7 Amtrust 1.4 AFSI 40.44 +1.01 –8 472 13o

13 18 25 E B 4.2 Amyris AMRS 2.76 +.10 +47 288 ..o75 33 98 E B 14.4 AncorPhrm ANAC 12.03 –.46 +101 696 ..o88 97 51 B D+98.5 Anadarko .8 APC 90.97 +1.02 +29 3.5m 21o

16 43 26 E E 2.9 Anadigics ANAD 1.80 –.01 –2 440 ..o53 56 50 B B+ 50.1 AnalogD 2.7 ADI 49.80 +.66 –33 1.2m 23ò94 80 77 C A+96.3 Analogic .4 ALOG 92.78 –.45 –65 24 23ò69 61 81 B C 27.9 Anaren r ANEN 27.85 +.04 –70 49 20o

31 36 95 D D–2.8 Andatee AMCF 1.09 +.01 –76 46 6k

73 60 93 B B 80.9 Anderso .8 ANDE 79.16 +2.53 +3 133 20o

28 38 39 .. B+ 10.2 AndinaAcqst ANDA 10.17 ... –91 2 ..ê19 38 13 D E 28.3 AngiesList ANGI 14.47 +.32 –68 707 ..o69 34 86 C A 16.2 AngioDynm ANGO 14.91 +.22 –49 92 51o

9 53 8 C D 35.0 Anglogol 1.6 AU 15.44 +.27 –20 3.0m 14o

82 70 58 A B–104 ABuschI 2.4 BUD 102.8 +1.27 +36 1.7m 22o

99 98 98 A B+ 31.4 AnikaTherp ANIK 31.00 +2.13 +27 248 24o

48 59 65 C E 89.6 Anixter .0 AXE 84.81 +.83 –24 115 15o

77 81 62 B B 37.0 Ann ANN 35.48 +.53 –7 883 16ò8 22 6 A C 16.2 AnnalyC 13 NLY 10.66 –.38 +78 24m 9o

79 89 79 A D–52.4 Annie's BNNY 49.42 +1.94 +62 367 58o

57 82 51 A E 89.7 Ansys r ANSS 84.40 +.22 +37 440 27o

8 3 21 E C– 5.2 Antares ATRS 3.77 +.13 –21 1.6m ..o88 80 55 C .. 57.8 AnteroRsrcs AR 55.64 +1.64 –71 709 ..o22 54 3 .. D–6.8 AntheraP .0 ANTH 3.14 +.12 –28 75 ..ê2 22 8 C D–6.4 Anworth 10 ANH 4.43 –.10 +22 1.7m 7o

89 83 83 B A+NH Aon .9 AON 80.60 +1.17 –17 1.7m 17o

12 1 14 E E 0.4 AoxingP AXN .23 –.00 –54 12 ..k40 48 50 B C– 91.7 Apache .9 r APA 89.80 +1.21 +18 3.2m 10o

17 78 19 E E 33.4 Apartmn 3.6 AIV 26.50 –.08 +47 1.4m 99o

42 55 61 B D–17.6 ApcoOil .5 APAGF 14.58 –.17 –16 17 11o

81 63 87 D B+ 34.2 ApogeE 1.1 APOG 33.58 +.45 +9 240 43o

30 39 31 B B 18.3 ApolloC 9 ARI 16.19 –.08 +28 274 12ê93 84 93 A B 34.97ApolloM 12 APO 31.52 –.48 +85 1.7m 7o

66 36 85 C C+ 29.1 ApolloA APOL 26.04 +.98 –2 2.6m 8o

58 55 46 A B+ 9.1 ApollInv 9 AINV 8.58 +.16 +26 2.2m 9o

9 8 8 B D+22.1 ApolloR 10 AMTG 15.01 –.33 +60 736 6o

.. .. 18 .. C– 20.2 ApolloTact 8.1 AIF 17.23 –.19 –35 54 ..ê74 67 53 A B 594 Apple 2.3 AAPL 520.6 +8.07 –25 10m 13o

95 78 95 E B 3.7 ApplRecy ARCI 3.36 +.02 –18 24 37ê30 56 37 C C 53.6 AppldInd 2.0 AIT 46.60 +.11 +39 251 17ê

46 28 82 D B–18.2 ApMat 2.3 AMAT 17.75 +.39 –7 12m 38ò71 78 83 E C– 15.1 AMCCrs AMCC 11.36 +.29 –14 872 ..o63 8 91 D .. 13.5 AppliedOptlc AAOI 12.80 –.20 –27 88 ..ê61 72 31 C B–31.7 ApprchRes AREX 25.11 –2.67 +642 5.4m 99o

15 16 5 D E 3.5 ApricsBiosc APRI 1.90 +.16 +72 360 ..ó61 69 68 B C+ 64.8 Aptargr 1.6 r ATR 64.25 +.84 –48 102 24o

60 92 43 A C 28.1 AquaAme 2.4 WTR 24.92 –.30 +23 844 19o

75 99 65 C B+ 9.9 ArabAmDn ARSD 9.29 +.29 +169 99 11ê62 4 99 .. A+29.3 AratanaThera PETX 21.14 +2.13 –33 79 ..k17 21 23 B D+8.6 ArborRl 8.0 ABR 6.52 –.03 +5 299 20o

25 78 1 .. .. 19.3 ARCX ARCX 19.04 +.03 –96 71 18k

16 19 8 .. B–5.9 ARCABio .0 ABIO 1.53 –.07 +61 1.4m ..k60 32 74 E A–18.0 ArcelrMi 1.0 MT 17.24 +.65 +44 7.3m ..o63 60 68 C B+ 59.3 ArchCaptl ACGL 58.47 +.55 –21 290 18o

2 9 9 E B–8.0 ArchCoal 2.7 ACI 4.43 +.22 –2 9.0m ..o56 40 81 D A–42.1 ArchrDan 1.8 ADM 41.44 +.21 +51 5.9m 19o

26 34 11 C C+ 15.5 ArcosDo 2.0 ARCO 11.41 +.04 +35 1.2m 30o

85 91 66 B C– 61.1 ArcticC .8 r ACAT 51.89 +.39 –54 52 17o

41 28 79 B E 136 ArdGpA .8 ARDNA 130.5 +1.10 –26 2 21ê32 34 32 E C– 14.1 ArdmoreS 1.9 ASC 13.35 +.19 +105 140 ..k15 28 2 D E 11.0 ArenaPhrm ARNA 4.79 +.71 +223 16m ..o58 64 35 A B 18.7 AresCap 8.6 ARCC 17.58 +.17 –9 1.5m 10o

17 51 11 .. C 17.7 AresRlE 7.7 ACRE 13.01 +.15 +42 414 32ó.. .. 18 .. D–20.4 AresDyn 7.8 ARDC 17.89 –.03 +30 66 ..ê.. .. 18 .. .. 24.7 AresMlt–Str ARMF 22.50 +.06 –94 12 99ê

91 95 88 B A–NH Argann .0 AGX 23.11 +.30 –1 70 10ê46 71 46 D C 46.6 ArgoGro 1.4 r AGII 42.09 +1.21 +42 143 19ê9 7 1 D E 24.6 AriadPhrm ARIA 2.32 +.03 –55 6.3m ..ó

39 16 47 D B–22.5 ArkRstr 4.7 ARKR 21.40 +.05 –93 0.2 17ê61 19 98 D B+ 29.9 ARBest .4 ABFS 26.70 +1.28 –3 488 ..ò52 72 44 A D–29.7 Arlingtn 14 AI 24.82 –.03 –29 116 5o

84 97 58 A D 52.4 ArmHld .4 ARMH 45.82 +.10 +77 3.3m 50o

9 36 10 .. D+11.9 ArmadaH 6.7 AHH 9.49 +.16 +11 81 27o

63 63 88 D B+ 0.6 ArmcoMetls AMCO .45 +.02 –75 50 15k

26 86 4 B D–7.2 ArmourR 15 r ARR 3.92 –.13 +70 8.5m 2o

26 33 29 C D–58.5 ArmstrW .0 AWI 50.47 –.05 +152 1.8m 24o

86 78 93 D C 2.7 Arotech ARTX 1.96 +.11 +148 760 13õ11 1 14 E C– 3.2 Arqule ARQL 2.26 +.04 –71 175 ..o42 28 71 .. C 7.1 ArrayBio ARRY 5.59 +.30 –23 1.6m ..o41 1 91 E B–3.6 Arrhyth 1.7 HRT 3.48 +.06 +63 17 ..k85 91 51 A B–18.0 Arris ARRS 17.19 +.23 –32 1.2m 12o

.. .. 39 .. B–28.5 ArrwDJG 6.5 GYLD 26.62 –.03 –64 19 ..ê74 68 77 D B–NH ArrowElec r ARW 51.20 +1.10 +29 765 11o

40 44 45 B C+ 27.8 ArrwFl 3.8 r AROW 26.28 +.53 +9 29 15ê83 40 99 D A+8.9 ArhdRsch ARWR 7.36 +.33 –68 192 ..o18 34 37 C C– 24.3 ArtsRs 3.6 ARTNA 22.77 +.24 –41 10 23ê35 23 35 B C 38.5 ArthroCare ARTC 34.70 –.20 +119 240 57o

84 90 89 .. B 64.27ArtsnPt 2.8 APAM 60.37 +2.07 –16 142 26o

11 27 18 B C 8.4 ArtsWay 1.6 ARTW 6.18 +.15 –31 6 12ê34 49 23 B B–26.8 ArubaNtwk r ARUN 18.05 +.41 +8 2.2m 28ò.. .. 8 .. C+ 23.6 AsaGld& 1.4 ASA 13.28 –.10 +18 94 ..ò

13 68 4 .. C+ 4.4 AsankoGold AKG 2.08 –.08 +145 195 ..o82 96 74 B D+55.8 AsburyAuto r ABG.48.62 +.76 –37 228 14o

70 76 55 B B–20.9 AscenaR .0 ASNA 20.24 +.45 –47 977 16ò64 43 73 D B–88.5 Ascent ASCMA 83.28 +.95 +22 50 ..õ36 20 76 E D 1.3 AscentSol ASTI .87 +.02 –78 156 ..ê20 40 54 E D–14.3 Ashford 3.9 AHT 12.24 –.03 –4 526 ..o47 54 47 C C– 94.7 Ashland 1.5 r ASH 88.68 +.65 –37 480 14o

21 9 21 C B–4.5 AsPWr&Cb APWC 3.49 +.07 –89 1 6ê.. .. 35 .. B 11.4 AsiaPcFd APB 10.41 –.14 –2 12 ..ê.. .. 37 .. C+ 13.1 AsiaTi .0 r GRR 11.99 –.01 –58 4 ..ê

65 54 42 B B 12.1 Asiainfo ASIA 11.60 +.08 +17 207 9o

34 6 60 C C+ 40.0 AspenIns 1.8 AHL 39.51 +.46 +153 1.1m 15x

97 78 80 A B–39.0 AspenTech AZPN 37.88 +.47 +16 457 54o

46 42 61 C D–17.6 AssocBa 2.1 r ASBC 16.95 +.71 –29 845 15o

27 74 17 D C+ 19.1 AssocEst 5.2 AEC 14.57 –.05 –5 581 99o

57 48 86 C D–60.3 Assurant 1.7 AIZ 59.84 +1.30 –25 425 11o

63 76 54 B B 24.7 Assured 1.9 r AGO 21.43 +.68 –10 2.3m 5ó37 47 21 C D 9.8 AstaFnd .9 ASFI 8.50 +.18 +170 31 47ê22 10 46 E C 4.3 AsteaIntl ATEA 2.90 +.07 –29 3 ..k13 44 37 D D–37.5 AstecInd 1.2 ASTE 33.97 +.72 +2 66 21o

63 42 80 D A 13.8 Astoria 1.2 AF 13.40 +.32 +9 628 22o

54 27 53 B B–53.7 AstraZn 5.3 AZN 52.60 +.03 –18 1.0m 9o

54 52 79 D B+ 14.8 AstroM 2.2 ALOT 12.85 +.25 +85 7 58k

98 86 98 A B+ 49.8 Astronics ATRO 48.96 +1.51 +5 98 33ê79 47 97 E B 1.7 Astrotech ASTC 1.41 +.04 –36 142 ..k23 20 7 D C 7.2 AsureSo .0 ASUR 4.94 +.03 +55 21 ..k30 49 34 B C 39.0 AT&T 5.1 r T 35.17 +.06 +16 30m 14o

95 68 93 A D 144 Athenhltn ATHN 133.7 +3.98 +9 529 99o

27 19 46 E B–2.4 Athersysn ATHX 1.61 –.03 –33 268 ..ó56 25 50 B C+ 34.6 AthlonEnrgy ATHL.29.01 +1.23 +30 425 58ò68 77 65 D B–4.2 Atlantc .5 AAME 4.02 –.00 –93 0.7 26õ20 46 48 E D–6.9 AtlanticCst ACFC 3.60 +.05 –83 0.5 ..ê5 19 3 D C 13.4 AtlanticP 9 AT 3.87 –.45 +372 4.0m ..o

58 32 76 B C NH Atlntic 1.9 ATNI 56.20 +2.51 +98 62 34ê4 12 17 E C 4.2 Atlanticus ATLC 3.35 –.03 +158 10 ..ò

19 42 12 C C+ 51.0 AtlsArWd r AAWW 38.25 –.14 +41 399 9o

28 5 58 D C+ 55.9 AtlasEn 3.7 ATLS 49.27 +.27 –49 191 ..o77 38 96 B B+ 13.3 AtlasFinl AFH 12.96 –.14 –67 11 20ê23 7 44 C D–40.1 AtlasPi 6.7 APL 36.84 +.07 –15 336 ..o24 14 13 D D 25.9 AtlasRe 11 ARP 20.03 +.24 +91 564 ..o48 50 96 E C+ 0.5 AtlatsaRsrcs ATL .40 +.03 –6 125 13k

38 53 57 C C 8.4 Atmel r ATML 7.14 +.13 0 5.2m 28o

55 64 57 C B–NH AtmosEn 3.3 ATO 45.48 +.68 +29 545 18o

4 1 1 D E 12.4 AtossaGen ATOS 2.03 +.05 –90 53 ..ê73 19 95 E B+ NH AtriCure ATRC 14.46 +.61 –7 91 ..ê92 71 79 A A–272 Atrion .9 ATRI 270.7 +.40 –48 1 21ê70 47 81 B C+ 11.2 Attunity ATTU 8.35 –.58 +11 131 52ê58 78 39 A E 59.5 AtwoodOcn ATW.55.40 +1.78 +55 960 10o

26 46 23 B C 16.9 Audience ADNC 10.25 +.15 –36 81 16o

72 78 92 E C– 7.6 Audiocodes AUDC 5.97 +.30 –25 250 49o

6 13 6 .. C– 2.9 Augusta AZC 1.81 +.01 –48 56 ..ó12 46 5 B C 8.5 Aurico 3.9 r AUQ 4.12 +.06 –26 2.4m 34o

51 15 84 E B–1.5 Authntc .0 ADAT 1.19 +.02 +65 117 ..k95 77 98 C B–NH Autobytl .0 ABTL 9.57 +1.28 +552 650 38ê51 36 71 B B–43.2 Autodesk ADSK 42.76 +1.00 –37 2.1m 22ò69 65 80 C D+94.5 Autoliv 2.2 ALV 90.33 +1.76 –27 292 15o

85 65 67 A B 76.7 AutoDat 2.3 ADP 76.01 +.68 –18 1.4m 25o

45 91 37 B E 54.5 Autonation AN 47.08 +.17 –9 1.3m 16o

56 41 77 B C+ 18.2 Autonavi r AMAP 15.14 +.37 –82 126 20k

54 95 55 .. D+452 Autozone r AZO.448.6 +5.06 –11 244 16ò63 47 48 C B–21.0 AuxiliumPh AUXL 18.90 +.75 +8 793 41o

82 71 80 A B 47.2 AvgoTc 2.1 r AVGO 44.35 +.69 +45 3.6m 16ò22 49 19 B D–141 AvalonB 3.5 AVB 121.8 –.98 +24 799 99o

73 62 89 E A 5.9 AvalonHld AWX 5.17 +.06 –94 0.2 99k

6 44 4 E B+ 1.7 AvalonRrMet AVL .79 –.01 –49 212 ..ò54 33 78 D C– 6.0 AvanirPha AVNR 4.12 +.05 –60 1.3m ..o.. .. 21 .. D 19.9 AvenInc 8.5 ACP 16.95 –.06 +11 54 ..ê

15 37 3 D C 8.9 AveoPhrm AVEO 2.03 –.04 –24 430 ..o58 76 67 C D 50.0 AveryDe 2.4 AVY 47.57 +1.40 +20 905 18o

37 78 1 D .. 14.7 AVH AVH 14.50 +.22 –83 1.3m 2k

4 12 5 D E 3.9 AviatNetw AVNW 2.08 +.02 –44 199 99ê47 13 74 E B+ 8.1 AvidTech AVID 7.65 +.15 –50 135 99ò38 51 48 E A 2.0 AvinSilvGold ASM 1.34 +.18 +104 106 33k

67 61 85 B D+34.2 AvisBudget CAR 32.19 +1.26 +21 2.3m 16o

45 89 39 D C 29.3 AvistaC 4.4 AVA 27.84 –.06 +41 353 17ê

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INVESTOR'S BUSINESS DAILY EXPANDED DATA TABLES MONDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 2013 D1

D2 MONDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 2013 EXPANDED DATA TABLES INVESTORS.COM

43 78 41 D B+ 31.1 AvivRe 5.7 AVIV 25.10 –.59 +77 314 99o

84 78 81 C B 14.5 Aviva 3.1 AV 14.29 +.34 +999 789 99k

76 81 63 C B 42.9 Avnet 1.5 AVT 40.30 +.84 –24 631 10o

18 39 17 C D 24.7 AvonPrdt 1.4 AVP 17.46 –.05 +55 6.2m 16o

35 35 59 D E 13.9 AVX 2.6 AVX 13.32 +.05 –17 142 22o

62 50 51 B C+ 6.3 Aware .0 AWRE 5.47 +.13 +123 142 17o

49 18 96 E B+ 2.5 AxcelisTch ACLS 2.37 +.04 +4 778 ..o45 74 20 B B–65.0 Axiall 1.5 AXLL 42.40 +1.34 –18 891 12o

39 19 71 C C+ 48.5 AXISCap 2.1 r AXS 48.50 +.34 –3 731 12o

58 1 91 D A–4.6 AxoGen AXGN 4.32 +.01 –83 6 ..ê13 20 16 E B+ 3.4 AXTI r AXTI 2.41 –.03 –67 28 ..o69 50 59 B C 49.1 AZZ 1.3 AZZ 44.72 +1.08 –64 78 20o

— B —55 77 44 A D–37.7 B&GFoo 3.9 BGS 33.74 +.62 +64 485 24o

87 65 71 A B+ 16.0 BBCNBnc 2.0 BBCN 15.24 +.48 +14 468 13ê62 47 88 E C+ 15.3 BBXCapital BBX 13.50 +.29 –77 6 ..ò89 78 76 C A 12.8 BCBBanc 3.9 BCBP 12.31 –.18 –31 4 13ê70 50 90 D B+ 26.4 BCSBBanc BCSB 26.10 +.54 –67 2 46ê84 78 99 E B 23.5 BComms BCOM 21.09 +.13 –78 2 14ê46 28 56 B B–6.5 BGCPtrs 8.6 BGCP 5.58 +.08 +17 1.1m 12o

10 45 1 D E 4.5 BGMedicine BGMD .57 –.05 –19 283 ..ê27 53 8 C D+41.0 BJSRestrnt BJRI 27.70 +.49 +6 443 27o

70 48 86 C C 14.4 BNCBanc 1.5 BNCN 13.62 +.68 +144 80 19ê96 94 95 A B 71.47BOFIHldgs BOFI 68.03 +2.99 –28 161 22o

3 13 11 E B–3.3 BPZRes BPZ 2.06 –.03 +33 781 ..o51 98 49 D D 26.4 BRFSA .0 BRFS 23.04 +.19 +28 1.6m 33ò27 43 39 C D–7.8 BRRealty r BRT 7.05 +.05 +19 10 64ê64 71 48 C B+ 14.9 BSBBanc r BLMT 14.26 +.04 –56 4 71ê24 26 23 D D 2.3 BSDMed BSDM 1.41 –.06 +34 168 ..o37 1 58 E A 3.7 Bsquare BSQR 3.30 –.14 –39 12 ..ò22 16 72 E C– 4.3 BTUIntl BTUI 3.15 –.14 –17 8 ..ê99 84 88 A A+83.9 BEAerospce BEAV 81.75 +1.34 +17 1.1m 24o

12 4 13 B B–3.6 B2Gold BTG 2.31 –.03 –23 1.8m 38k

59 44 63 A D–34.5 Bbck&Wi 1.0 r BWC 31.55 +.56 +30 839 13ó.. .. 25 .. D+25.4 BabsnCpG 8.7 BGH 23.08 –.06 +43 115 ..ê.. .. 14 .. E 18.0 BabsnCap 8.1 MCI 14.77 +.38 +127 37 ..k.. .. 26 .. D+15.1 BabCapPr 7.8 MPV 13.83 +.57 +526 81 ..k3 10 2 E B–1.5 BacterinIntl BONE .46 –.17 +496 1.0m ..ê

60 38 53 B C+ 54.3 BadgerM 1.4 BMI 51.46 +.63 –23 40 30o

99 84 87 A B–1697Baidu BIDU 151.1 +3.74 +10 4.4m 29o

69 30 81 C A–58.8 BakerHu 1.0 BHI 57.92 +1.95 +32 5.3m 23o

90 82 81 A B–59.5 Balchem .4 BCPC 54.15 +1.87 +36 104 37o

34 24 59 C C+ 28.4 BaldwB 3.7 BWINB 26.97 +1.01 –18 21 18ê61 74 55 C B 50.4 Ball 1.1 BLL 49.50 +.14 –5 880 16o

57 35 75 E B+ 5.2 Ballanty BTN 4.78 +.05 –17 54 21ó47 43 75 D B–2.4 BallardPw BLDP 1.27 –.03 –51 506 ..o87 87 79 A D–78.0 BallyTech r BYI.71.14 +1.38 +11 511 19o

40 24 85 E D 5.7 BalticTr 1.7 BALT 4.67 –.03 –35 686 ..o49 38 48 C B+ 15.9 BncOfC 3.6 r BANC 13.50 –.21 +94 161 ..ê83 63 78 C B 57.2 Bancfir 2.2 BANF 55.89 +1.29 +97 40 16ê32 10 74 B D–12.9 Bilbao 3.8 BBVA 11.28 –.02 +1 2.1m 18o

14 39 16 C C+ 19.2 Bradesco .2 BBD 13.42 –.34 +6 7.8m 9o

65 87 28 B B 100 BancoCh 3.9 BCH 87.68 –1.67 –25 15 10õ

79 91 55 B B 27.3 BancLat 4.6 BLX 25.99 +.13 +31 147 11o

91 91 95 A B 32.97BancoMacro BMA 26.70 +.86 –35 122 4õ6 28 12 .. C 30.7 Santand 3.5 BSAC 23.06 –.57 –10 333 15k

40 19 66 B C+ 9.3 BancoSa 7.2 SAN 8.62 +.02 –25 4.8m 14o

16 49 9 B D+70.6 Bancolo 3.0 CIB 52.87 –.54 +137 528 12k

91 96 82 B C+ 19.17Bancorp TBBK 16.72 +.58 +15 249 26o

66 94 38 A D–15.6 BancNJr 1.8 BKJ 13.43 –.02 –87 0.6 15k

73 45 90 D A–NH Bancorp .9 BXS 23.29 +1.15 +45 1.0m 24o

.. .. 45 .. B–18.6 Bancrft 2.6 BCV 18.36 +.06 –45 9 ..ê69 74 70 D B 6.8 BankMtl 1.9 BKMU 6.33 +.20 +15 96 28o

63 71 51 A B 61.5 BnkNova 3.9 BNS 61.33 +.44 +54 582 12ò54 89 67 D D+15.0 BankofA .3 r BAC 14.32 +.52 +84 157m 17o

62 56 68 C B–5.8 BkCmrc 2.1 r BOCH 5.69 +.10 –77 7 12ê71 40 71 B A–NH BnkHawa 3.0 BOH 59.17 +1.81 –9 220 17o

57 45 95 E B 14.8 BnkIreland IRE 14.16 +.16 –35 412 ..ò79 73 73 B B+ 33.2 BnkKtcky 2.2 BKYF 31.60 +.20 0 26 12ê70 62 58 B B+ 46.0 BankMar 1.7 BMRC 44.87 +1.37 –29 15 14ê62 76 61 B B–70.9 BkMntre 4.0 r BMO 69.49 +.26 –18 270 11o

52 56 69 B B–NH BkNYMel 1.8 r BK 33.15 +1.14 +32 6.3m 12o

96 81 87 B A 17.4 BnksCar 3.0 BKSC 17.09 –.08 –96 0.1 18ê62 98 41 D C+ 10.0 JamesFncl BOTJ 8.00 –.70 +253 12 8ê93 82 82 A B+ NH BnkOzar 1.6 OZRK 51.35 +2.11 +23 179 22o

36 33 68 E C– 9.4 Bankfncl .4 BFIN 9.39 +.43 +11 22 ..ê49 16 84 D D+23.1 Bankrate RATE 18.20 +.77 +43 796 44o

60 57 69 B C– 33.3 Bankuni 2.7 BKU 31.55 +.83 +32 875 14o

57 33 72 B D+NH Banner 1.5 BANR 39.50 +1.78 +16 116 16o

8 58 2 E C+ 4.6 Banro BAA .75 –.06 –44 422 18k

37 52 37 B D 41.5 BarHarb 3.5 BHB 36.80 +.32 –39 4 11ê.. .. 26 .. B 62.5 BrcIndian INP 53.56 –.51 +1 70 ..ò7 12 20 D D 20.6 Barclays 2.4 BCS 16.46 +.36 +32 3.1m 43ò.. .. 43 .. E 144 Brclys&SpVq VQT 142.0 +1.47 –70 9 99k

.. .. 57 .. B–111 BarEtn+FiGlb FIGY 109.1 +1.28 –86 1 99ê

.. .. 65 .. B–117 BarEtn+FiEur FEEU 112.7 +1.23 –63 3 99ê

.. .. 41 .. B 27.6 BarEtnS 3.9 ATMP 26.63 –.06 –31 28 99ê

.. .. 65 .. C– 65.0 BrcEtnShillr CAPE 64.53 +.10 –93 0.1 99ê

.. .. 8 .. C 32.2 BarVixMdT VXZ 17.74 –.41 –48 341 ..ò

.. .. 9 .. E 3.3 BiPNGnya GAZ 2.16 ... –49 29 ..ò85 49 83 A A 139 BardCR .6 r BCR 137.6 +1.11 –15 529 22o

1 1 9 E D+23.7 BarnesNoble BKS 14.64 –.03 –21 896 ..ò87 70 86 B B 38.3 Barnes 1.2 B 36.75 +.77 –47 206 20o

23 26 43 E A 3.9 Barnwell BRN 3.53 +.03 –81 0.8 ..ê9 12 1 .. .. 23.8 CUDA CUDA 21.23 +1.19 –89 432 ..ê

63 29 90 E B 30.7 BarrettBill BBG 28.49 +1.01 +83 2.1m ..o98 97 95 A B–90.7 Barrett .9 BBSI 82.30 +2.23 –15 28 33ê6 40 7 B C– 36.9 Barrick 1.1 ABX 18.22 +.04 +19 21m 5o

.. .. 57 .. B 28.9 Barron's400 BFOR 28.34 +.57 –48 50 ..o52 20 88 E B NH BasicEn BAS 16.67 +1.37 +217 2.4m ..o36 77 25 C D–17.7 Basset 1.8 BSET 13.68 +.42 –40 19 24o

7 19 2 E E 3.0 BaxanoSurg BAXS 1.16 +.09 +46 105 ..ê39 61 18 A E 74.6 BaxterI 3.0 BAX 65.13 –.09 +40 4.9m 13o

12 1 1 .. .. 11.0 BYLK BYLK 10.91 +.06 –25 0.9 99ê25 43 24 A D–47.5 Baytex 6.3 BTE 40.02 +.20 –18 112 30o

28 15 34 D D 11.5 Bazaarvoice BV 8.99 –.01 –52 260 ..ò43 55 45 B D+36.6 BB&T 2.7 BBT 33.63 +.75 +89 6.7m 11o

78 66 95 B B+ 9.4 BBVABanco BFR 6.92 +.02 +17 402 4ò53 52 41 B B–48.1 BCE 5.0 BCE 44.26 +.38 +30 887 15o

27 45 26 C C 42.7 BeacnRoof BECN 35.30 +.09 –54 267 23ò50 40 50 B C+ 70.6 Beam 1.3 r BEAM 68.12 +.58 –26 696 26o

94 78 93 B C+ 10.0 BeaslyA .0 BBGI 8.73 +.47 –69 3 17ê46 69 57 D B 23.3 BeazerH .0 BZH 19.11 –.03 +13 954 ..o17 7 74 E E 6.2 BebeStr 1.7 r BEBE 5.76 +.67 +379 1.9m ..o69 61 69 A B–107 BectDic 1.8 BDX 107.7 +1.41 +25 812 18o

77 90 62 A C 78.9 BedBthByd r BBBY 75.76 +.27 –6 1.4m 15o

91 92 83 C B+ 21.6 BelFsA 1.3 BELFB 21.37 +.30 –10 33 21ê92 85 84 B B+ 70.3 Belden .3 r BDC 64.79 +.08 +59 377 18o

71 74 78 A D+8.4 BellatrixExplo BXE 6.87 –.11 +13 175 13ê72 44 84 B D+14.5 Belo 2.3 BLC 13.73 +.04 –73 460 14o

32 63 39 D D+42.3 Bemis 2.7 BMS 39.07 +.32 –30 522 17o

56 43 72 D C– 23.6 BenchmrkEl BHE 22.58 +.07 –18 219 19o

40 39 54 E B 10.4 BenfclMutl BNCL 9.95 +.11 –13 94 55ê19 2 12 .. .. 55.9 Benefitfocus BNFT 46.26 ... –41 165 ..ê58 67 45 B C 45.6 Berkely .9 WRB 43.29 +.04 +76 854 15o

16 4 25 C B 9.0 Berkshi 1.0 BERK 7.90 +.06 –98 0.1 12k

60 68 57 B C+ 178900 BerkHthwyA BRKA173201 + 2111 +67 0.5 20ê48 67 44 B E 30.7 BrkshrH 2.8 r BHLB 26.00 +.68 –2 69 13ê98 69 83 A B 54.0 BerryPe .6 BRY 50.89 +1.47 +4 550 16o

33 75 43 .. B–26.5 BerryPlstcs BERY 19.77 +.05 –28 749 21ò82 44 98 D B+ 44.3 BestBuy 1.6 BBY 42.41 +1.52 –22 4.1m 18ò23 29 37 B B 80.5 BHPBill 3.2 BHP 71.86 +.45 –27 981 16ò24 29 38 B B 72.4 BHPBiltn 3.7 BBL 63.29 +.56 –25 412 14ò37 72 46 C B–25.0 Big5Spt 2.2 BGFV.17.92 +.24 –48 148 14o

33 48 45 C D+39.2 BigLots BIG 35.67 +.03 –28 330 12ò81 79 64 D B+ 467 BiglariHld BH 456.5 –.49 –69 3 5ê17 4 4 D .. 15.9 BindTherptcs BIND 10.23 –.93 –51 80 ..ê

43 37 47 C B 127 BioRadA BIO 121.6 –1.98 +75 145 36o

47 37 45 C B+ 125 BioRadB BIOB 121.2 –.88 +100 0.2 36ê96 95 80 A A–NH BioRefLabs BRLI 33.54 +.51 –4 190 19ò31 16 31 D B+ 8.3 BioAmber BIOA 6.89 –.11 +35 42 ..k54 62 80 E B 2.2 BioanlySys BASI 1.78 +.02 –81 5 ..ê56 33 99 E C– 7.8 Biocryst BCRX 5.55 +.47 –49 607 ..o11 14 5 .. E 6.1 Biodeln BIOD 2.56 +.21 –18 568 ..o42 20 54 C C– 5.9 BioDlvry BDSI 4.95 +.04 –7 212 ..ó5 46 1 E D+7.3 Biofueln BIOF 1.80 +.20 +281 315 ..k

99 94 83 A C+ 262 BiogenIdec BIIB.236.7 +5.50 –5 1.1m 29o

12 2 5 D C+ 6.0 Biolase .0 BIOL 1.83 +.01 +73 630 ..ò34 18 63 .. C 5.1 Biolinerx BLRX 2.55 +.05 –81 25 ..k27 12 44 E D+80.7 Biomarin BMRN 61.47 +2.17 +17 2.3m ..o20 41 21 C B–23.1 BioMdRl 4.9 BMR 19.03 –.25 +3 1.4m 99o

3 24 1 D E 17.6 BioScrip BIOS 6.14 +.49 +46 2.6m 47o

96 73 74 A B–NH BioSpecif r BSTC 19.97 +.58 –36 12 35õ70 21 92 E A–1.4 BiostarPh BSPM 1.29 +.14 +393 535 ..k32 42 17 .. C+ 4.7 BiotaPh .0 BOTA 3.75 –.06 –92 2 ..o75 43 99 D A–NH BioTelemetry BEAT 11.22 +.79 +52 1.0m ..o29 4 35 E B 5.0 BioTimen BTX 3.82 +.05 –41 90 ..ó45 12 96 E B 2.5 BirksA BGI 2.04 –.02 –93 0.4 17k

33 41 55 D C 23.0 BirnrDn 4.5 BDMS 19.49 –.22 –92 0.1 45k

99 99 99 A B–28.57Bitauto BITA.24.63 +1.23 +17 1.1m 27o

12 40 32 D D–31.6 BlackBx 1.4 r BBOX 25.79 +1.29 +40 88 9o

49 20 87 C D+15.2 BlackDiamnd BDE 12.45 +.14 –2 237 88o

48 77 61 C D+55.1 BlackHi 3.0 BKH 51.08 +.27 +25 239 21o

90 88 78 A B–42.2 Blackba 1.4 BLKB 35.48 +.89 +42 258 28o

4 15 2 E D–18.3 BlackBeryLtd BBRY 6.56 +.06 –44 15m ..o82 96 20 A B 27.2 BlckhwkNet HAWK 23.14 +.31 –18 149 23o

.. .. 18 .. B–17.5 BlacrkC 6.6 BFZ 14.14 –.19 +29 99 ..ê

.. .. 21 .. B–8.5 Blacrck 7.2 BHY 7.06 –.04 +29 27 ..k

.. .. 11 .. C+ 13.5 BlkLTMu 7.3 BTA 10.13 –.11 –8 46 ..ê

.. .. 8 .. D–19.1 BlkMDMu 6.0 BZM 12.57 –.01 +71 14 ..k

.. .. 15 .. D–17.6 BlkMuIT2 7.5 BLE 13.68 –.12 +21 70 ..k

.. .. 12 .. D 16.8 BlkMunI 7.0 BBF 12.37 –.16 –48 8 ..ê

.. .. 15 .. C+ 16.8 BlacrkM 7.0 BFK 12.79 –.17 +82 204 ..ê

.. .. 9 .. D–18.5 BlacrkN 6.8 BNJ 13.25 –.11 +13 26 ..ê

.. .. 9 .. B 19.2 BlackrkNj 6.7 BLJ 13.21 –.10 +22 9 ..k

.. .. 10 .. C+ 17.2 BlkNYMu2 6.7 BFY 12.59 –.22 –10 11 ..k

.. .. 10 .. C– 17.3 BlacrkN 6.4 BNY 12.77 –.20 +24 29 ..ê

.. .. 7 .. D–22.9 BlkVAMu 5.8 BHV 14.90 –.10 +62 13 ..k85 91 77 A B–311 Blackro 2.2 r BLK 301.6 +4.91 +24 857 19o

.. .. 17 .. D+23.5 BlkrckBl 8.3 BBN 19.04 +.07 +96 484 ..ê

.. .. 16 .. B 16.3 BlkCore 7.0 BHK 12.86 –.03 +8 105 ..k

.. .. 25 .. B–14.4 BlckrkCrAl 7.4 BTZ 12.95 –.06 +2 345 ..ê

.. .. 29 .. D+15.5 BlkDefO 5.7 BHL 13.82 +.05 –44 12 ..k

.. .. 38 .. B–13.3 BRDivI 7.1 BQY 12.88 +.04 –20 14 ..ê

.. .. 19 .. D 9.5 BlkrkEc 9 BQR 7.83 ... –36 25 ..ê

.. .. 42 .. D+27.1 BlkEngy 6.1 BGR 26.45 +.16 +67 117 ..ê

.. .. 38 .. D 8.0 BREnhEq 7.2 BDJ 7.77 +.06 +27 595 ..ê

.. .. 28 .. E 16.3 BlkFL20 3.9 BFO 15.23 +.21 +3 12 ..ê

.. .. 46 .. B 14.8 BlkGlob 8.5 BOE 14.62 ... –30 156 ..ê

.. .. 19 .. D 2.5 BlkrkHi 8.2 HIS 2.08 –.03 –28 142 ..k

.. .. 52 .. D–35.1 BlkrkHl 4.6 BME 33.38 +.27 –42 10 ..ê

.. .. 19 .. B–12.1 BlkRkIn 7.2 BNA 9.90 –.09 –26 70 ..k

.. .. 22 .. B+ 7.6 BlkrckI 6.6 BKT 6.64 –.04 –55 79 ..k

.. .. 43 .. C– 8.1 BlkIntG 8.4 BGY 7.93 –.05 –12 282 ..ê15 18 21 C B–10.8 BlkRKel 10 BKCC 9.47 +.11 –4 506 14o

.. .. 21 .. B–19.2 BlkLtdDu 7.3 BLW 17.01 +.08 +20 144 ..k

.. .. 11 .. B–16.2 BRMaTax 6.3 MHE 11.95 –.05 –64 3 ..k

.. .. 12 .. C– 17.5 BRMuInc 6.4 BAF 12.80 –.12 +45 36 ..k

.. .. 12 .. B–17.8 BRMuInc 7.2 BYM 12.88 –.07 –33 56 ..k

.. .. 18 .. C 20.5 BlackrockM 8.3 BIT 16.89 –.05 –3 175 ..ê

.. .. 11 .. C+ 17.2 BRMnHIn 6.8 MFL 12.48 –.20 +124 245 ..k

.. .. 24 .. B–17.3 BlkMu20 4.6 BKK 15.98 –.04 +23 39 ..ê

.. .. 12 .. D–18.0 BlkMuBd 6.9 BIE 13.23 –.10 –84 2 ..k

.. .. 12 .. C– 19.0 BlkMuni 6.8 BBK 13.73 –.30 +198 71 ..k

.. .. 7 .. E 25.3 BRMunTr 6.6 BTT 17.08 –.24 +92 525 ..o

.. .. 15 .. B–18.5 BRMnHCa 6.3 MUC 13.46 –.17 –14 100 ..ê

.. .. 12 .. D 17.4 BRMnHNj 6.7 MUJ 13.07 –.05 +39 66 ..ê

.. .. 12 .. D+17.1 BRMHNQ 7.2 MHN 12.60 –.12 +289 303 ..k

.. .. 9 .. B 16.2 BRMnHQu 7.0 MUE 12.03 –.13 +42 91 ..ê

.. .. 10 .. D–16.6 BRMnHdg 6.9 MUS 11.82 –.12 +23 71 ..ê

.. .. 17 .. B–17.2 BRMnYCa 6.5 MCA 13.90 –.06 +7 100 ..ê

.. .. 12 .. D+17.0 BRMnYMi 7.2 MIY 12.62 –.07 +10 51 ..ê

.. .. 11 .. D+17.4 BRMnYNj 6.8 MJI 12.90 –.14 +51 31 ..ê

.. .. 12 .. B 16.3 BRMYNQ 7.0 MYN 12.16 +.01 +274 295 ..ê

.. .. 13 .. D–17.1 BRMnYPa 6.8 MPA 12.92 –.11 +56 39 ..ê

.. .. 12 .. D–16.5 BRMnY 6.9 MYI 12.54 –.15 +21 246 ..ê

.. .. 11 .. C 16.8 BRMnYInv 7.0 MFT 12.23 –.07 +86 59 ..ê

.. .. 11 .. B–15.5 BRMYMQ 7.1 MYM 11.52 –.09 –7 28 ..ê

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.. .. 10 .. B 16.5 BlkPAStr 6.6 BPS 11.79 –.13 –56 2 ..ê

.. .. 18 .. D–14.2 BRRes&C 9 BCX 11.63 –.07 +75 285 ..ê

.. .. 19 .. D–10.9 BlkRAst 9 BCF 8.99 –.02 –16 180 ..ê

.. .. 21 .. D+16.1 BlkStrB 7.0 BHD 13.33 –.02 –15 18 ..k

.. .. 12 .. C+ 16.5 BlackSt 7.2 BSD 12.19 –.12 –24 12 ..ê

.. .. 27 .. C 20.0 BRUtil&I 8.0 BUI 18.10 –.06 –1 49 ..ê73 66 86 B C 28.7 Blackst 4.6 BX 25.91 –.20 +72 8.5m 22o

.. .. 23 .. C– 20.0 BlckstnG 7.2 BGX 17.84 –.07 +132 103 ..ê

.. .. 20 .. D+22.2 BlkstFRt 7.0 BSL 18.88 +.06 +14 56 ..ê14 2 53 .. B+ 29.5 Blackst 1.1 BXMT 25.00 –.04 –29 118 ..ê.. .. 23 .. B 20.1 Blackstne 7.7 BGB 18.15 –.06 +22 180 ..ê.. .. 49 .. C 30.2 BldrsAs 1.3 ADRA 29.09 +.26 –80 0.2 ..ê.. .. 56 .. C+ 24.9 BldrsDev 2.7 ADRD 24.37 +.14 –98 0.1 ..ê.. .. 30 .. B+ 41.5 BldsEmg 2.4 ADRE 37.28 –.04 –77 7 ..ê.. .. 54 .. B–24.7 BldrsEur 2.3 ADRU 24.00 ... –90 0.5 ..ê.. .. 28 .. C– 16.8 BlrkCA2 3.9 BJZ 15.65 –.10 –55 5 ..ê.. .. 16 .. D+16.4 BlkFloa 6.2 BGT 14.02 +.01 +13 78 ..ê.. .. 15 .. D+17.3 BlacIvQ 7.0 BKN 13.70 –.28 +23 49 ..ê.. .. 28 .. B 17.5 BlrkMu2 4.5 BPK 16.12 –.11 +102 52 ..ê.. .. 26 .. D–16.9 BlrkNY2 3.6 BLH 15.19 –.19 +80 14 ..ê.. .. 26 .. C+ 13.6 BlkCpHY 8.4 HYV 12.18 –.20 +39 199 ..k.. .. 24 .. B+ 13.3 BlkCpHY 8.1 HYT 11.90 –.14 +78 263 ..k.. .. 20 .. A–8.4 BlkCorp 8.3 COY 7.10 –.05 –32 90 ..k.. .. 24 .. B+ 8.2 BlkCpHY 8.2 CYE 7.29 –.03 –17 149 ..k.. .. 22 .. B 4.7 BlkDebt 7.4 DSU 4.03 –.06 +58 532 ..k.. .. 40 .. B–13.6 BlkEnhC 8.9 CII 13.43 +.04 +6 156 ..ê.. .. 28 .. D+16.2 BlEnhGv 5.4 r EGF 14.56 +.02 +80 53 ..ê.. .. 23 .. D+16.8 BlkFltR 6.2 FRA 14.62 –.04 +31 168 ..k.. .. 16 .. B–16.5 BlkMuNY 5.7 MNE 13.25 –.19 –31 9 ..ê.. .. 14 .. B–17.9 BlkMuIn 6.2 MUI 13.62 –.22 +56 160 ..ê.. .. 15 .. B–14.6 BlkMuni 6.4 MUA 11.80 –.08 –12 77 ..ê.. .. 8 .. B–13.7 BlkMuni 7.1 MEN 10.19 –.06 +41 136 ..ê.. .. 12 .. C 18.5 BlkMuni 7.2 MUH 13.75 –.08 +67 53 ..ê.. .. 10 .. B 20.0 BlkMuni 7.4 MHD 14.80 –.18 +70 70 ..ê.. .. 13 .. E 12.3 BlkMunv 7.6 MVF 9.23 –.15 +41 186 ..k.. .. 13 .. B–18.5 BlMunyQ 6.9 MQY 13.90 –.10 +25 108 ..ê.. .. 19 .. B+ 17.9 BlMunyl 6.5 MYC 14.49 –.47 +70 89 ..ê.. .. 13 .. C– 17.4 BlkMuni 7.4 MYD 13.46 –.17 –14 94 ..ê.. .. 13 .. B–18.5 BlkMuni 7.5 MVT 14.45 –.13 +15 49 ..ê

.. .. 12 .. C+ 18.2 BlkMuny 7.0 MYF 13.37 –.21 +44 56 ..ê

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.. .. 11 .. B–16.8 BlkMuny 6.5 MZA 12.83 –.23 +60 19 ..ê

.. .. 24 .. B+ 4.8 BlkSenH 6.9 ARK 4.07 –.01 +18 255 ..k58 45 53 B B–32.1 BlockH&R 2.9 HRB 27.85 +.49 –49 1.4m 17ò94 96 81 B B 26.77BlominBrds BLMN 25.61 +1.07 +60 1.1m 24o

14 22 27 C C 17.5 Blount BLT 13.18 +.41 –13 152 20o

97 52 95 A A–30.0 Blucora BCOR.28.76 +.39 +26 621 13o

8 1 1 .. .. 19.5 BCRH BCRH 19.12 +.37 –94 151 99ê85 62 78 B A–NH BlueNile NILE 43.99 +.46 +62 192 56o

16 16 6 D E 36.3 BluebirdBio BLUE 20.95 +.67 –41 79 ..k81 75 56 A A–9.5 Blueknig 5.5 BKEP 8.91 +.10 +169 49 35ê5 18 6 E C 3.5 BlueLinx BXC 1.69 ... –29 90 ..ê

36 50 35 E C– 5.0 Bluephoenix BPHX 4.20 +.23 –80 1 ..õ18 41 20 C B 20.0 Blyth 1.6 BTH 12.28 +.35 –74 123 12o

17 43 31 D D+8.2 Santand 2.1 BSBR 6.54 –.10 –25 3.5m 9ò10 26 30 B E 33.0 Brdwalk 7.6 BWP 28.02 –.19 –6 424 21o

58 49 75 D C+ 60.2 BbEvns 2.3 r BOBE 53.80 +.48 –3 233 22ò1 20 1 D E 13.4 BodyCntrl BODY 3.45 –.04 +14 519 ..o

96 72 93 B A 134 Boeing 1.5 BA 133.5 +1.98 +9 4.8m 24o

16 7 11 D D–8.1 BoingoWlss r WIFI 6.39 –.24 +7 146 99o

21 8 20 B D–34.5 BoiseCascade BCC 24.38 +1.29 +999 3.6m 25o

43 47 39 B D+69.4 BOKFncl 2.5 BOKF 63.92 +1.73 –27 54 13ê78 60 66 B B 19.5 BoltTech 1.9 BOLT 18.55 +.41 +4 20 20ê3 34 9 E C– 22.7 BonTon 1.7 BONT 11.68 +.43 –45 125 ..ò

70 46 73 C B+ 7.8 BonaFilm BONA 5.62 +.20 –80 85 99ò87 41 93 A D+57.5 BonanzaCrk BCEI 50.58 +3.22 +129 1.0m 29o

17 6 42 D C– 2.2 BonsoElec BNSO 1.45 –.08 –88 1 ..k4 1 26 E B–3.2 BookM BAMM 2.45 ... –69 3 ..k

74 91 67 C E 21.0 BoozAll 2.3 BAH 17.63 +.04 +7 359 9o

90 91 80 B B–108 BorgWar 1.0 BWA 101.3 +.17 +83 1.2m 18o

42 64 72 E C+ 8.2 BOSBett .0 BOSC 4.10 –.08 –66 3 10k

98 95 94 A B 265 BostonBeer SAM 242.7 +7.12 –29 38 47o

45 94 22 B D 115 BostonP 2.6 BXP 100.3 –.90 +16 1.1m 24o

59 49 72 C B–12.0 BostonP 2.4 r BPFH 11.79 +.58 +25 443 19ê78 52 92 C B+ 12.5 BostonSci BSX 11.88 +.24 –33 10m 17o

74 75 66 A B–36.7 Bottomline EPAY 32.41 –.33 –10 198 25o

79 97 74 C C 18.0 BoulderBrds BDBD 15.28 +.77 –2 406 56o

.. .. 53 .. B+ 8.0 BldrGIn 1.9 BIF 7.92 +.06 –55 16 ..k

.. .. 51 .. B 23.0 BoulderTR BTF 22.49 +.21 –42 12 ..k8 20 6 E C+ 4.8 BovieMed BVX 2.59 –.05 +34 22 ..k

26 32 59 C D–NH BowlAm 4.4 BWLA 14.92 +.42 –80 0.1 51k

22 50 6 B C– 6.0 BoxShi 13 TEU 3.57 –.28 +370 624 4o

34 24 62 D E 14.8 BoydGm BYD 10.07 +.21 –6 2.4m ..o32 20 53 C A 47.1 BPplc 4.9 r BP 46.09 –.01 –14 4.8m 10o

15 36 30 A D–98.2 BPPrdh 10 BPT 79.71 +.62 –4 85 8ò15 42 9 D E 36.5 BradyA 2.7 BRC 28.89 –.14 –55 135 14ò33 78 32 E C 16.1 Brndywin 4.5 BDN 13.40 –.19 +65 1.8m ..ê18 58 17 D E 5.5 Brasilagr .9 LND 4.41 –.03 –75 1 18ê55 69 56 E B+ 18.6 Braskem 3.4 BAK 16.86 +.03 +10 314 40o

35 52 25 B E 19.1 BravoBrio BBRG 14.91 +.16 –65 69 17o

.. .. 18 .. D 59.3 BiPAg JJA 47.89 +.57 +65 10 ..k

.. .. 27 .. D–26.2 BarcGSOil OIL 22.23 +.03 –61 193 ..o

.. .. 38 .. C 12.2 BiPGCrb GRN 5.90 –.16 –56 4 ..ê

.. .. 56 .. C 37.1 BiPCocoa NIB 35.26 –.48 –64 11 ..o

.. .. 4 .. E 36.0 BiPCoff JO 20.98 –.02 –17 99 ..o

.. .. 21 .. D+47.8 BiPCop JJC 39.95 +.26 –37 21 ..ò

.. .. 25 .. E 35.3 BarcGsci36 GSP 31.38 +.25 –50 36 ..k

.. .. 18 .. C– 36.2 BiPIMet JJM 28.90 ... –32 1 ..k

.. .. 27 .. C 60.0 BiPLead LD 49.75 –.30 –68 1 ..k

.. .. 43 .. E 29.2 BiPLive COW 27.94 +.13 –49 8 ..ò

.. .. 13 .. B 26.4 BiPNick JJN 18.73 –.15 –84 1 ..k

.. .. 25 .. B–48.4 BiPOCur ICI 43.28 –.19 –64 1 ..k

.. .. 10 .. D–96.1 BiPPrM JJP 65.67 –.99 –94 0.1 ..k

.. .. 14 .. A–54.3 BiPSofts JJS 44.40 +.04 +136 3 ..k

.. .. 29 .. B–72.2 BiPSug SGG 61.27 +.05 –23 14 ..ò

.. .. 18 .. E 58.6 BiPGrain JJG 44.94 +.52 –36 20 ..ò

.. .. 23 .. C– 18.5 BiPEngy JJE 16.35 +.23 –89 0.4 ..k

.. .. 2 .. E 72.0 BarcShtB BXDB 26.03 +.80 –82 0.2 ..k52 91 50 B D–55.8 BREProp 2.9 BRE 53.96 +.13 +68 936 41o

39 38 57 D E 9.9 BreezeEast BZC 9.47 –.03 –99 0.1 27ê46 24 44 D B–21.8 Breitbu 10 BBEP 19.37 +.29 +8 679 ..o58 46 65 B B–25.0 BridgeB 3.9 BDGE 23.74 +.52 –64 20 16ê76 58 66 A C+ NH BridgeCptl BBNK 17.93 +.18 –21 21 20ê1 20 3 E E 2.5 Bridgeline BLIN .91 +.04 –79 11 ..k

63 29 90 C C– 20.3 BrdgpntEd BPI 17.06 +.39 +21 377 14o

32 10 86 C D+12.4 BridgFds .0 BRID 9.70 +.17 –93 0.4 23ê17 40 13 E E 25.5 BriggSt 2.6 BGG 18.72 +.26 +15 549 22o

73 78 58 .. B–38.4 BrightHrzFm BFAM 36.38 –1.24 +195 233 38ê

83 65 96 .. A+16.3 Brightcove BCOV 15.04 +.36 –2 453 ..o26 38 42 B B 1.1 Brigus BRD .70 +.00 –22 468 6k

94 93 76 B B+ NH Brinker 2.1 r EAT 45.94 +1.16 –4 1.2m 18o

71 61 65 B B 32.7 Brinks 1.3 BCO 31.57 +.64 –34 160 15o

92 57 86 B A 53.7 BrstMyr 2.7 BMY 52.35 +1.05 +4 7.6m 29o

94 91 88 B B+ NH Bristow 1.2 BRS 83.81 +6.15 +272 629 18o

26 59 41 .. B–115 BritAme 3.9 BTI 110.4 +.76 –7 288 16ò84 68 87 B B 60.9 BTGroup 2.5 BT 59.92 +.60 –29 59 14ê15 50 27 .. .. 21.0 BrixmorProp BRX 19.75 –.09 –80 907 ..k

60 69 57 B C+ 119 BerkHthwyB BRKB 115.9 +2.05 +22 4.4m 20ê32 67 14 A D 37.9 Broadco 1.7 BRCM 26.50 +.19 +13 11m 9o

90 87 89 B B–40.4 Broadri 2.3 BR 36.10 +1.23 +101 1.2m 17o

36 60 7 B D–39.4 Broadsoft BSFT 25.09 –.36 +35 652 19o

23 13 57 E B–11.9 Broadvision BVSN 9.69 +.05 –58 11 ..ê31 9 85 E C+ 1.5 BroadwyFncl BYFC 1.09 +.04 –83 1 ..k56 46 98 E C– 10.4 BrdwindE .0 BWEN 7.48 +.18 –56 113 ..o80 77 88 B B 8.4 Brocade r BRCD 8.19 +.16 –36 4.3m 11ò32 55 44 E B 30.7 BrkdlLiving BKD 28.26 –.17 +20 1.5m ..o52 87 47 .. B 40.8 BrkfldAs 1.5 BAM 39.09 –.47 –4 634 14o

.. .. 17 .. D+24.9 BrookfldGl 7.0 INF 20.04 –.18 +17 82 ..ê41 27 50 B B 40.9 Brookfi 4.3 BIP 39.74 +.01 +8 214 52o

56 66 57 B C+ 19.6 Brookfiel 3.0 BPO 18.89 –.07 –23 1.4m 8o

7 9 15 B D 24.0 Brookfield 5.2 BPY 19.23 +.20 +21 131 8ê60 78 29 D B 30.0 BrkfldRe 5.3 BEP 27.43 –.10 +26 37 48ê52 90 38 B C 26.1 BrookfieldRes BRP 20.16 –.40 +65 225 19o

.. .. 24 .. B–28.0 BrookTotl 9 HTR 23.46 –.44 +13 40 ..ê49 72 30 B C+ 10.1 Brookli 3.8 BRKL 8.87 +.15 +43 404 15o

12 3 46 E C+ 11.0 BrooksA 3.3 BRKS 9.66 +.26 +84 400 53ó66 80 41 A C– 35.1 Brwn&Br 1.3 BRO 31.37 +.34 –40 471 21o

59 59 49 A D 75.5 BrownFo 1.4 r BFA 72.75 +.21 –83 2 26k

66 59 53 A C 75.0 BrownFo 1.4 r BFB 74.21 +1.22 –29 267 27k

75 91 77 D C+ 24.8 BrownSh 1.2 BWS 23.19 +.68 –4 222 17ò45 67 54 B E 21.3 Bruker BRKR 18.98 +.41 +11 928 25o

87 56 85 B B+ 46.6 Brunswi .2 BC 45.04 +.43 +28 1.1m 17o

78 72 71 A B 31.8 BrynMwr 2.5 BMTC 28.42 +.42 +11 37 16ê43 52 64 C B–73.4 Buckeye 6.4 BPL 67.38 +.64 –15 514 25o

51 65 40 A D+57.7 Buckle 1.6 BKE 50.86 +1.47 –4 248 14ò2 16 5 B B–36.6 Buenavn 2.1 BVN 13.87 –.20 –21 1.8m 10o

98 98 95 A A–1507BffWldWg BWLD.145.1 +2.04 +62 572 40o

54 45 93 E B+ 8.6 BldBear BBW 8.40 +.04 –77 9 ..o69 51 72 D B+ 7.9 BldrsFirst BLDR 6.95 ... –7 397 ..o.. .. 33 .. B–20.9 BS2013Co .7 BSCD 20.73 ... –71 10 ..k.. .. 33 .. B+ 21.4 BS2014Co 1.1 BSCE 21.28 –.01 –62 54 ..k.. .. 36 .. D 22.0 BS2015Co 1.4 BSCF 21.87 –.01 –10 150 ..k.. .. 36 .. D 22.4 BS2016Co 1.7 BSCG 22.31 –.04 +5 175 ..k.. .. 33 .. A 23.1 BS2017C 2.0 BSCH 22.67 –.09 +21 132 ..k

26 32 51 D C+ 83.4 Bunge 1.5 r BG 80.92 +.14 +17 954 41o

7 13 4 E C 4.9 BurconNutrsci BUR 2.54 +.08 +266 21 ..k82 73 69 C B 21.7 BurgerK 1.4 r BKW 20.68 –.09 –43 356 24o

25 14 61 .. .. 28.0 BurlingtnStrs BURL 27.17 +.25 –90 85 67ê

— C —76 58 71 B B–59.6 C&FFncl 2.2 CFFI 53.87 +2.31 +17 17 11ê59 36 65 B B 25.4 CJEnergy r CJES 23.85 +1.15 +30 609 13o

43 57 35 B D–30.3 CAIIntl CAP 22.67 +.56 –34 83 7o

90 95 71 A D 33.0 CAInc 3.1 CA 31.93 +.27 +12 2.8m 10o

18 12 24 E B–2.4 CASMedSys CASM 1.66 +.17 –72 6 ..õ96 86 87 C A–NH CBIZ CBZ 8.77 +.35 +64 522 12o

92 85 85 A C+ 51.57CBOE 1.4 CBOE 51.12 +1.74 –21 438 26o

53 84 35 A E 25.7 CBREGrp CBG 22.32 +.04 +44 4.1m 17o

95 87 83 B C+ 60.7 CBSCIA .8 r CBSA 58.60 +1.65 –67 1 21õ94 83 83 A C– 60.9 CBSCIB .8 r CBS 58.74 +1.83 +105 8.5m 20o

78 60 65 B C 24.5 CDWCorp .7 CDW 22.95 –.03 +151 554 15o

47 52 56 B B 233 CFIndust 1.8 CF 219.4 +8.60 +68 1.4m 8o

62 38 92 D B 12.8 CFSBanc .3 CITZ 12.58 +.46 –65 8 33k

16 11 8 D B 31.1 CGG .0 CGG 21.27 +.46 –11 23 24o

87 84 64 C C– 37.4 CGIA GIB 34.04 +.30 –42 131 32ò35 56 40 B D–67.9 CHRbin 2.3 r CHRW 59.66 +.06 –6 1.4m 22o

45 78 44 E B–9.1 CIFC 4.9 CIFC 8.10 +.11 +186 23 13ê35 78 49 E D–51.5 CITGroup .8 r CIT 47.75 +.54 +3 1.3m 12o

28 78 21 E D 10.4 CMSBanc CMSB 7.99 +.02 –88 0.1 24ê6 1 15 .. .. 13.3 CNHIndusNv CNHI 11.19 –.04 –12 865 99o

83 72 89 D B+ NH CNOFncl .8 r CNO 16.00 +.53 –4 1.8m 14o

10 41 6 B D 23.0 CPFLEne 5.0 CPL 15.91 –.35 +97 606 12ò

30 40 35 D D+23.1 CRAIntl CRAI 18.27 +.60 –59 15 15ê31 25 68 E B+ 25.4 CRHPlc 3.3 CRH 24.61 –.13 –39 127 33ò.. .. 39 .. .. 42.7 CSFIEnhBgCp FIBG 42.09 +.69 +24 18 99ê

88 85 72 B B–9.4 CSP 5.0 CSPI 7.93 +.14 –70 5 12ê52 80 65 C B 37.1 CSR 1.4 CSRE 31.91 –1.25 –79 0.8 18k

19 29 61 D D+31.5 CSSIndst 2.2 CSS 26.79 +.26 –2 22 13ê40 56 45 D B–35.0 CSTBra .8 CST 32.56 +.12 +999 9.0m 13o

90 71 73 A B+ 13.5 CTCMeda 5.2 CTCM 12.25 –.15 +71 1.0m 11o

14 14 26 D B–6.6 CTIInd CTIB 5.24 +.01 +117 5 ..k93 78 84 B B+ 19.3 CUBancorp CUNB 19.00 +.49 –28 19 21ê60 66 45 D B 6.4 CUIGlobal CUI 5.60 –.10 –48 37 ..ò6 38 8 B E 65.6 CVREner 8.7 CVI 34.37 +.75 +5 582 7o

8 36 6 B D–30.0 CVRPrtn 8.1 UAN 17.84 –.08 –26 192 12o

18 69 8 B D–32.8 CVRRefi 5.5 CVRR 21.70 –.24 +8 589 4o

19 48 9 A C+ 12.6 CYSInvs 16 r CYS 8.03 –.41 +39 5.2m 10o

.. .. 39 .. .. 26.0 CtcksM/hEtn MLPC 25.62 –.06 +589 6 99ê

.. .. 1 .. E 42.9 C–TrcsC .0 CVOL 5.10 –.47 –56 22 99ê

44 48 55 .. A 18.8 CaliFst 12 CFNB 18.25 +.13 –65 1 24ê48 94 38 A E 72.5 Cabelas CAB.59.18 +.69 –34 579 18o

8 34 16 .. C– 20.2 Cablevi 4.0 CVC 15.08 –.55 +207 9.5m ..o80 66 78 C B NH Cabot 1.7 CBT 47.62 +1.14 –34 187 16o

78 88 79 C C 44.6 CabotMi .0 CCMP 43.06 +.28 +117 325 19o

83 81 51 A D 40.3 CabotOi .2 COG.33.60 +.97 +26 6.9m 49o

39 9 94 E B+ 6.8 Cache CACH 6.09 +.16 +66 138 ..k79 71 74 D B–72.5 CACIIntl CACI 71.75 +.77 –17 178 10o

48 84 20 A C– 16.0 Cadence CDNS 12.90 –.08 +2 4.1m 15o

52 45 66 D D 8.3 CadenceP CADX 5.76 +.57 +18 430 ..o5 13 28 E C 9.0 Cadiz CDZI 5.40 +.04 –85 5 ..ò

63 35 49 B B NH CAE 1.6 CAE 11.57 +.09 +109 56 16õ29 4 94 E D–26.6 CaesarsEnt CZR 18.15 +1.13 –32 1.3m ..o99 97 96 A B 48.77CaesarStne CSTE 44.19 –.69 –27 186 26o

50 61 29 C D+7.5 Cafepress PRSS 5.84 –.13 +999 707 44ê41 30 63 D C 2.4 CalDive DVR 2.02 +.03 0 555 ..o59 44 68 B B 53.0 CalMneF .5 CALM 52.09 +.71 –35 43 18o

28 34 21 C B 12.3 CalamsA 5.1 CLMS 9.87 +.02 +43 202 10o

.. .. 38 .. B–13.5 CalaCvHi 8.0 CHY 12.80 +.10 –19 156 ..ê

.. .. 42 .. B–13.3 Calamos 8.7 CHI 13.08 +.23 –33 117 ..ê

.. .. 43 .. C 9.3 CalamGl 8.3 CHW 8.92 +.16 +464 975 ..ê

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.. .. 40 .. C+ 11.0 ClmsStr 8.0 CSQ 10.50 –.01 –17 298 ..ê61 62 56 B B–32.6 Calavo 2.4 CVGW 28.84 +.54 +104 78 22ê67 86 76 D B–20.9 CalgnCarbon r CCC 19.60 +.42 +18 290 24o

43 51 59 C B 22.8 CalifWt 2.9 CWT 22.39 +.23 +24 275 22o

73 75 56 C B–14.0 Calix CALX.10.05 –.24 +51 660 23o

64 61 75 E D 9.0 CallGolf .5 ELY 8.25 +.02 +6 857 ..o92 51 97 D A+11.3 Callidus CALD 10.48 +.26 –41 368 ..o78 47 93 E B–7.6 CallnPet CPE 6.91 +.54 –9 525 99o

32 40 37 D C 22.2 Calpine r CPN 19.61 –.09 +11 3.1m 98o

19 50 8 B E 40.3 Calumt 10 CLMT 25.94 +.41 +148 1.2m 28o

39 2 96 E B 1.1 CAMAC CAK 1.03 +.04 +17 278 ..ò51 25 81 E B 1.9 Cambium ABCD 1.40 +.15 +196 59 ..ê96 75 93 B A–NH Cambrex CBM 19.14 +1.81 +241 864 23o

.. .. 33 .. B–26.0 CambrGl 2.2 GTAA 24.47 +.02 –76 2 ..ê

.. .. 55 .. B 28.9 CambrSh .0 SYLD 28.48 +.50 –17 47 ..ê69 29 97 D B+ 6.3 CamcoFncl CAFI 6.27 +.07 –69 36 8ê46 49 55 B C– 42.5 CamdenN 2.7 r CAC 39.78 +.99 +52 32 13ê37 97 11 B E 76.1 CamdenP 4.2 CPT 59.98 –.93 +3 657 31o

50 87 26 A B–22.9 Cameco 2.0 CCJ 19.13 +.15 0 1.3m 14o

52 20 76 D B 2.0 CamelotInfo CIS 1.93 ... –96 5 ..o37 49 21 B D–67.4 Cameron CAM 54.65 +1.37 –22 2.9m 16o

44 61 32 A B–48.8 Campbls 3.0 CPB 41.93 +.13 –34 1.1m 16ò11 24 10 C E 14.4 CampusC 6.6 CCG 9.96 +.04 +2 670 66o

13 3 53 E C+ 2.7 Camtek CAMT 1.86 –.03 +58 28 99ê89 83 68 A A 112 Canadian 1.5 CNI 111.6 +.19 –22 347 18o

34 55 45 C D–33.6 CanadnNa 2.4 CNQ 31.55 +.39 +141 4.3m 15o

87 91 82 A B 147 CandPac .9 CP 145.2 –.14 –45 368 24o

87 48 99 E A+29.2 CdnSolar CSIQ 28.65 +2.40 +17 4.2m ..ò66 68 53 B A–86.0 CandianI 4.3 CM 85.07 +.31 –42 108 9ò13 22 32 .. E 23.3 CancerGentcs CGIX 11.32 +.19 –63 102 ..k24 50 25 D C+ 40.9 Canon 4.1 CAJ 31.54 +.32 –55 187 15o

98 89 94 B A 36.2 CantelD .3 CMN 35.59 +.59 –38 72 37ò30 36 26 D D+12.0 Cantbry .0 CPHC 10.10 ... –93 0.2 36k

56 70 46 D B 10.0 CapeBnc 2.5 r CBNJ 9.63 +.02 –76 5 21ê90 71 96 B B–NH CapellaEdu r CPLA 64.62 +1.70 –3 97 23o

14 7 47 E C 37.7 CapSW .6 CSWC 32.17 +.77 +65 45 ..ê88 99 80 D B 22.97CapitlBkFinl r CBF 22.37 +.28 –65 66 28o

52 70 51 E B 13.1 CapCity CCBG 12.28 +.09 +253 76 40ê54 75 59 B D–73.0 CaptlOne 1.7 r COF 69.59 +.74 +33 3.9m 9o

33 70 35 .. D+10.2 CapProd 11 CPLP 8.45 +.05 +22 388 7o

15 28 26 C C– 27.9 CapitalSrLvng CSU 20.64 –.05 +65 351 98o

17 1 45 .. .. 20.0 CapitlaFinanc CPTA 19.49 +.80 –90 13 99ê69 34 91 C A–NH CaptlSrc .3 CSE 13.58 +.41 –59 711 21o

8 8 45 .. C+ 37.5 CaptlAcquis CLACU 10.49 +.29 –97 0.1 ..k33 58 40 D E 13.2 CptlFed 2.4 CFFN 12.40 +.19 +535 4.3m 25o

11 19 22 C B 13.3 Capstea 10 CMO 11.55 –.25 +39 2.0m 10o

53 41 80 E D–1.5 CapstnTrbn CPST 1.25 +.13 +54 3.9m ..ê91 68 93 B B 132 CarboCer 1.0 CRR 121.3 +4.02 –38 213 33o

12 34 29 D E 16.5 Carbonite CARB 10.63 +.08 +50 224 ..o8 23 26 .. B–0.6 Cardero CDY .15 ... 0 394 ..k

21 36 14 E B 1.8 Cardica CRDC 1.15 ... –77 13 ..o70 82 51 B D 18.4 CardnlF 1.4 CFNL 17.59 +.78 –35 142 13o

90 81 86 D A–NH Cardinal 1.9 CAH 62.30 +1.48 +13 3.2m 15o

77 49 98 D C 5.6 Cardiome .0 CRME 4.20 +.37 –64 71 2o

63 7 96 D A–31.1 CardiovS CSII 29.01 +.45 –5 190 ..o11 15 1 D E 4.8 Cardium .0 CXM .79 +.09 +129 277 ..k99 96 87 A B+ 41.87Cardtronics CATM 40.55 +.86 –28 181 21o

43 10 89 E B–6.5 CareerEd CECO 4.33 +.01 0 1.2m ..o57 52 65 C D–39.7 Carefusion CFN 37.65 –.57 +40 2.1m 17o

52 55 59 C C 74.9 Carlisl 1.2 CSL 73.04 +.71 +7 339 19ê57 61 55 B B 37.9 Carlyle 2.1 CG 30.77 +.62 –36 299 12o

74 94 55 B B–52.5 CarMax r KMX 47.56 +.04 –23 1.0m 22o

95 67 89 B B+ 24.9 Carmike CKEC 23.27 +.04 +40 315 31o

13 24 28 D B–40.0 Carnival 2.8 r CCL 36.27 +.61 –32 3.3m 21o

11 24 26 D B–41.8 Carniva 2.7 r CUK 37.46 +.94 +151 276 22ê18 5 38 B C– 14.3 CarolnaBnk CLBH 10.10 –.00 –45 5 6ê43 47 70 .. C+ 3.5 CarolinaTrst CART 3.20 +.06 –74 1 ..ê

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72 59 72 C B–61.9 Carpenter 1.2 CRS 61.24 +1.01 –46 188 22o

77 89 81 B C+ 22.3 Carriag .5 CSV 19.30 +.12 –21 67 21x

96 86 95 A D 47.9 Carrizo CRZO.43.45 +.30 +88 2.3m 18o

31 26 31 D B–7.0 CarrolsR TAST 6.14 +.05 +10 116 ..o69 83 52 A C– 77.8 Carters .9 r CRI 68.77 +.50 +47 1.1m 21o

16 38 16 E D–7.2 Cascade CACB 5.24 +.04 –8 17 65k

79 48 95 C A 11.1 Cascade r CSCD 10.95 +.41 –38 55 22ê65 56 83 E A 6.1 CslaWstA CWST 5.79 +.01 –59 74 ..ò88 87 85 C B+ 77.6 CaseysG .9 CASY 77.07 +.29 –5 184 23o

13 45 17 B D 54.1 CashAmer .4 r CSH 37.97 –.67 –21 232 8o

1 16 2 E D–4.7 CashStr 15 CSFS 1.52 +.01 –60 6 ..ê77 50 78 B B 62.6 CassInfo 1.4 CASS 58.34 +2.23 +39 31 28ê5 10 27 E C 18.7 CastleAM CAS 15.29 +.51 –51 80 ..o

69 13 99 E A+1.0 CastleBr ROX .91 –.00 +25 690 ..k45 13 97 .. B–3.7 CatalystP CPRX 1.44 –.03 –64 895 ..ò60 99 16 C B–58.7 Catamar .0 CTRX 47.80 –.14 –29 1.5m 26o

16 33 25 C C+ 99 Caterpi 2.8 CAT 84.24 +.59 –13 4.5m 15o

74 45 78 C B+ 25.9 CathyGen .2 CATY 25.54 +1.26 +18 308 19ê63 54 71 C B+ NH CatoA .6 CATO 31.51 +.88 +38 129 15ò87 98 64 D D 62.4 CavcoInd CVCO 57.04 –.62 +52 30 48ê74 97 54 B D 42.4 Cavium CAVM 37.79 –.28 –49 347 41o

3 20 8 E D+9.6 Cbeyond CBEY 6.21 +.27 +3 267 ..o21 83 7 B E 27.0 CBLAssoc 5.1 CBL 18.20 –.16 –42 1.1m 30o

.. .. 16 .. D–10.4 CbreClario 6.6 IGR 8.17 –.03 –3 365 ..ê90 77 90 B B 115 Cracker 2.7 r CBRL 112.2 +1.99 –18 144 22ò8 20 7 E C– 4.8 CCAInds 9 CAW 3.10 –.03 –86 1 ..ê

29 10 41 D B–18.0 CDI 3.3 CDI 15.90 +.13 –34 25 20o

77 68 75 B C– 47.8 CECEntr 2.4 CEC 44.93 +.91 –46 54 16o

95 98 88 A B–19.4 CecoEnv 1.2 CECE 16.08 –.32 +143 394 17o

76 66 66 B A 47.5 CederFa 5.3 FUN 46.98 +.26 +78 257 22o

16 11 32 C B+ 6.8 CedarRe 3.7 CDR 5.44 –.15 –15 233 28ê10 15 1 E E 3.8 Cel–Sci .0 CVM .80 –.02 –51 316 ..ê40 55 35 C D 22.0 Celadon .4 CGI 18.57 +.14 –51 78 16o

76 73 77 B B 58.6 Celanese 1.3 CE 56.82 +.67 –23 789 13o

60 38 73 D B 11.5 Celestica CLS 10.69 +.03 –57 141 12o

99 97 88 A E 161 Celgene r CELG.148.9 +3.93 +11 3.2m 25o

75 46 92 .. B 2.0 CellThe .0 CTIC 1.74 +.12 –52 1.4m ..o49 8 83 C B 12.2 Cellcom 13 CEL 11.94 +.20 –32 73 12ò43 8 99 E C 38.8 CelldexTh CLDX 25.65 +.88 +1 3.2m ..o55 18 93 D C 24.1 CellularDyn ICEL 15.59 +.84 –71 22 ..k25 69 3 E C 42.5 Celsion .0 CLSN 3.99 –.06 –35 283 ..ò20 39 15 A B–15.6 CemntsP 1.3 CPAC 11.68 –.09 –82 5 12ê9 35 26 E D 12.6 CemexSab .0 CX 10.35 +.27 +52 20m ..o

52 15 92 .. C 12.9 Cempra CEMP 10.72 +.62 –64 62 ..ê8 17 8 D C 19.8 Cencosud .6 CNCO 12.47 –.55 –65 27 21k

10 21 23 C E 34.6 Cenovus 3.2 CVE 29.06 +.31 +7 906 28o

45 69 62 C E 67.8 Centene CNC 56.79 +1.19 –6 510 25o

83 91 73 B C– NH CtrBanc 1.9 CNBC 15.61 +.36 +228 70 13ê6 1 1 .. .. 20.5 CenterC 6.3 CEN 20.00 ... +3 102 99ê

35 42 53 B C 25.7 Centerpt 3.3 CNP 24.82 +.09 +234 9.7m 19o

43 18 73 D B+ NH Centers .4 CSFL 10.74 +.46 +665 341 26ê6 7 27 E D–5.3 CnElBras .0 EBR 2.63 –.06 –50 617 ..ò8 7 33 E D–7.4 Centrais .0 EBRB 4.60 –.08 –36 121 ..k6 29 2 E E 6.9 CntrlEuro CETV 2.18 +.06 +90 2.3m ..o.. .. 44 .. C+ 36.1 CentEur 2.2 CEE 33.65 –.07 –42 13 ..ê.. .. 9 .. C– 23.5 CentrlF .1 CEF 14.52 –.19 –11 734 ..ê

17 56 14 E D 1.8 CntrlFe .0 CFBK 1.33 –.01 +331 19 ..ê9 19 29 E B+ 11.9 CntrlGarden CENTA 7.57 +.11 –45 99 36ê7 19 26 E B 11.4 CntlGardn CENT 7.65 +.07 –58 27 36ê.. .. 9 .. D+68.1 CentGold GTU 45.35 –.58 –41 48 ..ê

56 34 61 B B 19.2 Centrst 1.7 CPF 18.60 +.12 +237 375 14o

.. .. 63 .. B+ 24.7 CentSec 14 CET 24.31 –.02 +9 37 ..ê63 37 75 C C– 11.7 CtrlVal 1.8 CVCY 10.99 –.21 +288 34 15ê33 36 46 D C 10.6 CenturyAl CENX 8.86 +.32 –20 744 ..o41 74 32 B E 37.8 CtryBc 1.5 r CNBKA 32.45 +.19 –62 3 9ê92 74 96 C C 6.2 CenturyCsno CNTY 5.72 +.06 –70 108 19ó9 39 9 D C 42.0 Century 6.9 r CTL 31.33 –.48 +109 10m 19o

55 7 94 .. A NH Cenveo CVO 3.46 +.30 +155 1.4m ..o92 81 71 B B NH Cepheid CPHD 41.57 +.77 +33 668 96o

12 9 16 E C– 5.5 Ceragon CRNT 3.43 –.05 +18 135 ..ò5 6 9 .. C+ 5.6 Ceres CERE 1.75 –.03 –51 396 ..k

96 93 79 A B–59.4 Cerner .0 r CERN 57.04 +.96 –30 1.1m 41o

52 8 90 E C 7.1 Cerus CERS 5.91 +.14 –48 303 ..o20 37 24 C B–21.1 CEVA CEVA 15.26 +.12 –53 101 28o

19 25 24 D B 10.1 Chamber 5.7 CSG 8.70 –.42 +23 2.6m 39o

38 75 25 A D–41.6 Changyou .0 CYOU 27.42 +.34 –39 223 4o

52 1 96 D C 41.3 ChanlAdvisr ECOM 36.23 +.13 +15 304 ..ê29 20 62 D D–8.3 ChrlClvrd CTHR 5.24 +.13 –87 20 ..o75 62 62 B A–51.1 CharlesRvLb CRL 49.87 +.54 –7 346 17o

90 59 87 B B NH ChrlsSc 1.0 SCHW 24.02 +1.26 +75 17m 34o

36 45 36 E B–5.9 ChrmCm 11 CHRM 4.26 ... –60 8 ..k79 74 76 B E 130 ChartInds GTLS 99.7 +2.67 +41 531 34o

28 19 85 E E 144 CharterCmm CHTR 128.1 +.59 +57 933 ..o38 14 68 D B+ 11.8 Charter 1.8 CHFN 10.88 +.71 0 25 35ê95 89 92 A B–NH Chase 1.4 CCF 31.46 +.96 –3 15 16ê67 54 82 D A–NH Chatham 4.0 CLDT 21.15 +.17 +41 402 ..o80 79 66 A B+ 62.3 Checkpoint CHKP 59.72 –.02 +2 1.0m 17o

56 78 61 E B–18.3 CheckpntSys CKP 13.86 +.36 +76 343 65o

89 81 79 B B 49.2 Cheesca 1.2 CAKE 48.16 +.77 –39 449 23o

84 79 84 A C+ 25.5 Chefs'Wrhse CHEF 24.32 +.31 –48 84 31o

74 31 98 .. B 3.3 ChelseaT CHTP 3.17 +.15 +77 1.7m ..o32 49 8 C B 5.8 ChembioDiag CEMI 3.60 –.25 +326 172 25ê51 78 39 B B–82.0 Chemed 1.1 CHE 71.23 +1.61 –27 201 12o

83 75 68 B B 31.5 ChemFncl 3.0 CHFC 29.83 +.56 +49 164 14o

13 34 1 E E 15.0 ChemoCentryx CCXI 4.85 +.18 –20 468 ..o34 37 50 C E 24.8 Chemtura CHMT 23.15 +.30 +228 1.9m 34o

39 42 55 C C– 36.0 ChmgF 3.1 r CHMG 33.09 +.88 –39 4 16ê41 16 95 E B+ 40.9 CheniereEngy LNG 38.59 +1.25 +55 6.0m ..o26 14 73 E B 33.0 Cheniere 5.7 CQP 29.73 +.71 –59 99 ..o59 52 40 A B 15.2 Cheroke 2.9 r CHKE 13.70 –.08 –20 14 15k

8 2 24 .. .. 19.2 CherryHilMrt CHMI 17.45 –.11 –91 31 ..ê10 42 8 B D–18.5 ChspkGr 21 CHKR 12.94 +.49 +119 375 4o

49 81 43 B D+60.1 Chesapke 2.8 CPK 54.08 +.06 +22 32 15ê86 76 76 C C– 29.1 ChespkE 1.4 CHK 25.71 +.31 +9 10m 17o

48 59 43 B B 24.5 ChspkeL 4.6 CHSP 22.62 –.16 –12 230 30o

23 29 35 D B–11.9 Cheviot 3.4 r CHEV 10.58 –.18 –89 0.5 40ê24 44 41 B D–127 Chevron 3.3 CVX 121.2 +1.28 +90 11m 9o

95 87 92 A B 76.7 ChcgoBrdg .3 CBI.76.26 +3.22 +91 1.9m 19o

94 92 91 C A–34.0 ChcgoRi 1.8 CVR 33.20 +.30 –17 2 16k

58 86 52 D C– 19.7 Chicope 1.1 CBNK 17.60 +.15 +436 15 31ê47 61 32 B B–20.0 ChicosF 1.3 r CHS 17.51 +.27 –34 1.6m 16ò33 49 37 C C 60.5 ChldrnsPlce r PLCE 53.38 +.84 –9 379 16ò17 15 38 D B–3.3 Chimera 11 CIM 3.02 ... –2 6.0m 99ò6 3 7 D E 27.0 Chimerix CMRX 14.84 +1.83 –32 91 ..k

18 5 78 E B+ 8.4 ChinaAd .0 CADC 5.52 +.61 –84 1 ..k5 19 23 C B–7.5 ChinAutL .0 CALI 2.68 +.18 –70 22 1k

35 32 46 B D 10.1 ChinaAuto CAAS 6.52 +.20 –70 31 7ó21 21 93 E D–3.5 ChinaBAK .0 CBAK 2.03 –.05 –84 29 ..o96 82 93 A B 31.2 ChinaBion CBPO 28.62 –.97 +438 91 14ê62 24 98 C B 4.3 ChinaCe 5.5 CCCL 3.46 +.06 –56 26 4k

40 10 93 B B 19.4 ChnComCred CCCR 9.56 –.20 –89 9 14k

85 77 77 A B 4.6 ChCBlood CO 3.99 +.01 –48 90 16k

27 17 48 C B–2.9 ChinaDi .0 STV 1.69 +.06 –52 98 11ò97 61 99 A B 13.7 ChinaDi .0 DL 13.24 +.49 –45 35 60k

18 41 22 .. B–23.8 ChinaEAir CEA 16.92 –.15 –34 15 8k

45 2 98 E C 3.3 ChinaFnc JRJC 2.74 +.15 –45 87 ..ê.. .. 47 .. A–23.3 ChinaFu 1.5 CHN 22.38 –.02 +31 46 ..ê

20 20 41 E B+ 0.4 ChnaMinrls CHGS .23 ... –82 32 ..ò85 90 88 B B–5.1 ChinaGreen CGA 4.32 +.10 –54 90 2ò

31 93 15 A D 12.9 ChinaHGS HGSH 4.30 –.88 +624 138 12ê93 95 95 A C+ 3.2 ChHousL CHLN 2.87 –.04 –68 55 4ò38 25 65 D C– 3.3 ChiHydro CHC 2.49 ... –64 30 ..k44 1 99 E B–7.2 ChnaInfo r CNIT 5.05 +.03 –80 30 ..ó32 20 94 E B–2.0 ChiJoJo CJJD 1.06 –.00 +39 145 ..k62 77 28 C B+ 52.7 ChinaLi .7 LFC 39.67 +.30 –31 109 26o

92 96 83 B A–24.27ChinaLodng HTHT 22.70 +.25 –19 117 36ò1 23 1 E D 1.1 ChMarFd CMFO .24 +.01 –40 165 1k

2 20 19 E E 2.9 ChiMetRur CNR 1.05 +.02 –76 23 ..k43 22 94 E B–3.5 ChMnYnWd MY 2.33 +.07 +2 1.8m ..ò54 62 24 A C+ 59.7 ChinaMb 3.9 CHL 52.10 –.09 –33 584 10ò37 20 98 D C 23.4 ChnMblGms CMGE 16.44 +.79 +62 80 ..k13 6 28 D B–6.2 ChinaNRes CHNR 4.75 +.05 –37 2 ..k38 23 69 D B–2.3 ChinaNe .0 NPD 1.90 +.05 –79 19 13ò27 28 70 D D 4.4 ChNBorun BORN 1.78 –.10 –72 229 3ò56 89 40 B B–94.5 ChinaPe 4.0 SNP 81.04 +.19 –25 64 8o

48 20 77 E A–0.4 ChinaPhHn CPHI .31 –.00 –23 90 ..k5 1 8 E D 2.3 ChinaPr .0 CPSL 1.25 ... –79 6 ..k9 8 33 E B+ 1.7 ChinShgdaPk CPGI 1.19 +.04 –89 2 11k

22 56 7 C C+ 30.0 ChinaSt 1.9 ZNH 18.07 –.11 +96 48 8ò65 22 99 E A 10.2 ChinaSunn CSUN 7.45 +.28 –29 891 ..ò19 8 60 E E 2.1 ChinaTcF CNTF 1.34 +.02 –79 73 ..k51 70 26 C B–58.1 ChinaTel 1.9 CHA 50.69 +.08 +23 63 15k

53 68 35 C C 17.4 ChinaUn 1.1 CHU 15.25 +.08 +23 633 24ò73 62 63 A C– 5.6 ChinaXD CXDC 4.64 –.02 –46 38 3ò38 82 41 B E 2.2 ChinaXiniya XNY 1.27 ... –70 46 2k

7 20 33 E E 15.0 ChnaYida .0 CNYD 4.23 +.06 –85 1 ..k81 89 89 C B–26.4 ChinYuc 2.2 CYD 22.52 –.30 –27 68 7ò49 37 78 C B+ 4.3 ChinaZe 1.3 ZX 3.93 +.20 –86 4 5ò82 47 95 D B–10.6 Chinacache CCIH 7.09 –.27 –39 268 ..ò81 93 52 B E 8.4 Chinaedu r CEDU 6.65 +.01 –91 2 8ê29 12 48 D C 1.3 ChinaNet CNET .73 –.05 –40 29 5k

39 32 75 C D+19.2 Chindex CHDX 16.30 +.21 +90 44 99ó44 62 75 C D–20.7 Chipmos .9 r IMOS 16.20 +.34 –6 168 10ò99 93 94 A B+ 5467Chipotle r CMG.535.2 +10.18 –1 428 54o

24 52 55 E D–13.7 Chiquita CQB 9.75 +.34 +23 605 ..o94 75 99 A B+ 3.5 ChiRecyE CREG 3.03 –.04 –56 54 12ò6 21 7 D D–3.0 ChiGerui CHOP 1.40 ... –10 55 99ò

43 50 30 B B–33.7 Chunghwa 3.9 CHT 31.35 +.10 +8 281 18ê51 54 73 .. A–49.4 ChoiceH 1.6 CHH 45.31 +.34 –51 64 23o

35 65 55 E D 7.9 ChrisBnk CBK 6.14 +.22 +8 315 99ò63 65 61 C B–NH Chubb 1.9 r CB 94.32 +.78 +1 952 15o

74 83 51 A B 66.0 ChurchD 1.7 CHD 64.19 –.12 –38 494 23o

79 87 66 C D–90.4 Churchl .9 r CHDN 84.15 +1.28 –58 14 23ê97 98 80 B B 44.17Chuy'sHlgs CHUY 37.72 +.62 –57 53 66o

78 78 93 D D 1.8 ChyronHego CHYR 1.61 +.04 –12 18 ..ê42 78 22 E C– 5.0 Ciber CBR 3.28 +.06 –32 194 29ê58 36 85 E D–27.9 Ciena CIEN 22.99 +.26 –50 2.0m 76o

80 86 75 A C 84.7 CIGNA .0 CI 80.68 +1.40 –25 1.4m 11o

93 83 91 A E 113 Cimarex .5 XEC 102.7 +2.09 –10 946 19o

43 78 46 B C– 12.9 CimtrnL 7.9 CIMT 6.68 +.26 –50 110 14ó10 45 8 .. A–5.6 CinciBell CBB 3.24 +.02 +49 1.9m 46o

60 70 55 B C– 50.8 Cincinnati 3.3 CINF 50.57 +.95 –32 437 15o

26 9 70 .. B 2.0 Cinedigm CIDM 1.72 –.07 +167 398 ..k75 64 52 B C+ 33.5 Cinemar 3.1 CNK 32.11 –.33 +20 546 23o

86 64 71 B B 54.4 Cintas 1.4 r CTAS 53.46 +.69 –34 376 20o

91 66 95 C A–78.0 Circor .2 CIR 77.26 +3.43 +51 124 26o

57 93 22 A C 32.7 Cirrus r CRUS 22.25 –.02 –48 1.6m 6o

52 69 51 A D 26.5 Cisco 2.9 CSCO 23.51 +.40 –14 31m 11ò19 19 70 E E 18.2 CitiTrends CTRN 15.12 +.22 –30 79 ..ò59 88 55 C D–53.6 Citi .1 r C 49.94 +1.59 +50 35m 11o

37 32 48 E B+ 7.8 CitznsC .3 CZWI 7.41 –.19 –84 1 37ê38 61 35 C D+20.7 Citizens 4.7 CIZN 18.62 –.14 –86 0.2 13ê51 49 63 D B+ 11.7 Citizens CIA 8.89 +.72 +3 76 88ê32 30 48 C D+21.5 CitizNr 4.8 CZNC 20.84 +.76 –41 14 12ê50 65 12 A C– 77.2 CitrixSys CTXS 59.79 +.09 0 2.6m 20o

87 82 72 A D+47.1 CityHldg 3.2 CHCO 46.84 +1.78 +21 34 14ê81 63 82 B B–NH CityNatl 1.3 CYN 76.07 +3.38 +13 344 19o

59 70 64 C C+ 59.7 Clarcor 1.1 CLC 59.26 +.79 +6 198 23o

70 34 96 D B–84.2 ClayWEgy CWEI 74.85 +2.12 –19 43 34ê14 35 6 E B+ 3.1 CleanDiesl CDTI 1.49 +.09 –31 48 ..k20 37 23 D C 14.8 CleanEgyFuel CLNE 11.93 +.60 –3 1.5m ..o42 50 46 B D–64.1 CleanHarbors CLH 57.86 +1.08 +49 685 40o

88 81 95 A B 10.9 CleantchSols CLNT 6.70 +.57 +88 325 2k

46 23 80 E B 9.5 ClearCha .0 CCO 9.23 +.33 +26 162 ..o.. .. 24 .. D–21.8 Clearbrg 6.4 CBA 18.84 –.30 +8 127 ..ê.. .. 41 .. B+ 29.3 Clearbr 5.8 CEM 27.36 +.06 –53 59 ..k.. .. 31 .. C– 25.1 Clearbrid 6.0 EMO 22.82 –.06 –14 51 ..k

98 85 98 A C+ 17.1 Clearfield CLFD 15.96 –.24 +74 163 44o

93 94 88 C B–9.8 ClearOne r CLRO 9.19 –.02 –17 12 17ê23 5 61 .. C+ 11.2 ClearsgComb CLIR 7.05 –.03 +115 99 ..õ43 28 65 C B 53.0 ClrwtrPaper r CLW 52.42 +.69 –45 81 29o

32 61 34 B D–50.4 ClecoCo 3.2 CNL 45.70 +.26 –3 258 18ê30 48 8 D D–2.3 ClevBioL CBLI 1.35 +.02 +46 110 ..o34 20 28 B B–9.1 ClckSft 2.8 CKSW 7.15 +.10 –28 110 ..o16 27 30 C A–40.4 CliffsNa 2.2 CLF 27.34 +.57 –5 7.4m 11o

37 41 52 D C+ 13.5 CliftnS 1.9 r CSBK 12.89 +.26 –55 6 53ê55 53 53 A B 92.2 Clorox 3.2 CLX 89.88 –.62 +22 1.5m 20o

4 15 16 D B 21.0 CloudPeak CLD 16.24 +.18 –41 498 16o

.. .. 38 .. D–16.1 CloughGA 8.0 GLV 15.01 ... +42 31 ..ê

.. .. 42 .. A–15.8 CloughG 7.8 GLQ 14.88 –.12 –7 48 ..ê

.. .. 40 .. B+ 13.6 ClghGOp 8.5 GLO 12.75 –.01 –38 71 ..ê42 17 95 .. E 86.3 ClovisOnclg CLVS 52.85 +2.85 –50 257 ..o28 60 30 D .. 15.5 Clubcorp MYCC 14.20 +.09 +39 697 ..ê68 55 78 C C 79.5 CMEGrp 2.3 CME 77.81 +3.15 +34 2.1m 25o

27 35 41 B B–30.0 CMSEnrgy 3.7 CMS 27.28 –.09 +49 5.0m 17o

69 78 77 C B–41.4 CNAFncl 2.0 CNA 40.56 +.75 +36 224 15o

72 54 77 B B NH CNBFncl 3.2 CCNE 20.45 +.68 +94 46 16ê9 14 7 B C+ 8.3 CNinsure CISG 4.96 +.05 –64 21 12ò

65 82 44 A D+226 CNOOC 3.3 CEO 199.4 +3.33 +29 125 8ò53 78 37 C C– 42.5 ConsTom .2 CTO 36.75 +.15 0 7 99ê42 69 26 A D 61.9 Coach 2.6 COH 51.81 +.13 –18 3.4m 13o

60 61 89 E E 4.6 CoastDistSys CRV 3.62 –.03 –99 0.2 ..k47 5 86 E B–7.5 CoastalCont COA 7.13 +.02 –73 12 ..ê9 13 13 .. C 30.3 CobaltIntl CIE 22.48 +.36 +14 3.5m ..o

85 61 85 B B 11.6 CobizFn 1.1 COBZ 11.25 +.57 –10 82 17ê10 7 14 E A–5.0 CobraElc COBR 2.76 –.10 +227 29 ..õ38 60 37 B C– 43.4 CocaCo 2.8 KO 40.05 +.22 –24 12m 19o

36 74 39 C C– 69.6 CcColaB 1.6 COKE 64.32 +1.26 +64 27 18ê14 53 6 B C 181 CocaCoF 2.0 KOF 112.6 –1.10 +40 106 23o

28 41 51 D B 31.8 CocaCola 1.5 CCH 28.85 +.05 –71 4 28õ64 80 67 B C+ 43.0 CocaClEn 1.9 r CCE 41.32 +.38 –46 1.2m 17o

8 4 6 E D+2.9 Codexis CDXS 1.71 ... +1 94 ..õ89 85 87 B A–22.0 CodrsVly 2.2 CVLY 21.39 +.88 –88 0.6 10ê1 20 3 D E 26.3 CoeurMining CDE 10.96 +.05 +13 2.2m ..o

2 21 6 E E 8.8 CoffeeH 4.7 JVA 5.13 +.06 –39 32 ..ê75 78 86 D C+ NH Cogent 1.6 CCOI 36.01 +2.11 +201 525 99o

80 78 88 B D+35.0 Cognex .7 CGNX 30.69 +.88 –33 346 35o

99 93 82 A B+ 91.7 CognizantA r CTSH 90.23 +.73 –37 1.4m 21o

33 47 42 D E 2.9 CogoGrp COGO 2.33 +.05 –50 18 5k

59 62 60 A D+44.4 CohenSt 2.1 CNS 37.60 +.17 –15 98 22o

.. .. 15 .. C– 27.6 C&SLtPr 8.3 LDP 22.51 –.37 +11 87 ..ê

.. .. 11 .. B–21.2 Cohen&St 7.3 MIE 17.26 –.17 +10 110 ..ê

.. .. 13 .. E 29.6 Cohen&St 8.7 PSF 23.70 –.16 +93 75 ..ê

.. .. 16 .. D–16.9 CohenSt 7.1 RFI 12.32 –.17 +23 38 ..ê

.. .. 25 .. C+ 13.9 CohSClo 8.4 FOF 12.41 –.09 +16 124 ..ê

.. .. 28 .. C– 15.9 CohStDiv 6.5 DVM 14.09 +.07 +73 67 ..ê

.. .. 33 .. B–44.9 CohStGRl 6.2 GRI 39.88 –.47 +278 38 ..ê

.. .. 44 .. B–21.9 CohStIn 7.1 UTF 20.28 –.08 –24 111 ..ê

.. .. 18 .. C– 13.1 CohStrQ 7.3 RQI 9.85 –.08 +9 335 ..ê

.. .. 35 .. B–12.1 CohStGl 10 INB 10.93 +.09 0 72 ..ê

.. .. 16 .. D–19.9 CohStRE 7.6 RNP 15.87 –.13 –2 130 ..ê83 89 75 B C+ 68.0 Coherent .0 COHR 65.47 +1.38 +7 68 18o

4 7 24 E E 13.4 Cohu 2.4 COHU 9.85 +.42 +21 65 ..o1 15 1 E D–5.9 CldwtrC .0 CWTR .98 –.03 –67 134 ..ò

72 44 76 B A+14.7 ColeRea 5.3 COLE 13.48 –.39 –6 12m 67o

95 82 96 B A 26.5 ColemanC .8 CCIX 23.92 –.17 +52 119 14o

93 91 80 A D+58.07Colfax CFX 56.72 +1.16 +14 390 32o

73 64 61 A C+ 66.1 ColgteP 2.1 CL 64.83 +.03 –6 3.0m 23o

37 40 60 D C+ 6.6 Collabrx CLRX 4.21 +.01 –61 4 ..k84 74 80 A B–17.3 Collectrs 7.7 CLCT 16.99 +.04 +8 32 20ê.. .. 10 .. B–5.9 ColnHiI 7.1 CXE 4.48 –.05 +54 103 ..k.. .. 24 .. C+ 3.3 Colonial 7.0 CIF 2.84 –.01 –12 57 ..k.. .. 24 .. B–9.3 MFSIntr 4.7 CMK 8.11 –.05 –65 10 ..k.. .. 13 .. C+ 11.2 ColInvG 6.5 CXH 8.51 –.08 +74 48 ..k.. .. 13 .. C+ 5.3 ColMuni 6.8 CMU 4.12 –.03 –31 49 ..k

42 71 60 E E 7.5 Colony CBAN 6.38 ... –94 0.4 26ê41 62 25 A C+ 23.7 ColonyF 6.9 CLNY 20.23 –.02 +67 1.1m 14o

96 96 80 B B+ NH Columbia 1.6 COLB 26.72 +.84 +4 261 18ê.. .. 25 .. A–55.7 ClmItmd 2.8 GMMB 51.27 –1.02 –90 0.1 ..ê

90 72 81 A C 8.4 ColumLa .0 CBRX 6.67 +.04 –41 50 8o

.. .. 65 .. B–39.9 ColumLg .9 RPX 38.33 +.23 –93 0.4 ..ê30 67 34 D .. 23.0 ColumProp .0 CXP 22.50 +.01 +58 1.1m 99ê.. .. 69 .. C+ 44.5 ColumSelLg .1 RWG 39.50 +.18 –97 0.2 ..ê.. .. 36 .. C– 16.4 ColmbiaSe 12 STK 15.00 +.37 +75 92 ..ê

51 37 70 D B+ 70.0 Columbia 1.5 COLM 66.99 +.23 +1 55 23o

71 29 90 C B–27.9 ClmbMckn CMCO 26.93 +1.38 +27 73 17o

11 54 6 E D–14.1 CombiMx .0 CBMX 2.40 ... –48 44 ..õ85 97 69 C B+ 48.9 ComctA 1.6 CMCSA 48.18 +.94 –3 9.9m 20o

77 97 71 C D 47.5 CmctSp 1.7 CMCSK 47.05 +.91 –9 1.6m 20o

79 83 77 C B NH Comerica 1.5 r CMA 45.20 +1.82 –4 1.7m 15o

80 72 93 D A+20.3 Comfort 1.1 FIX 19.85 +.23 +50 222 32o

53 37 55 C B 12.4 CommSys 5.4 JCS 11.90 +.44 –57 6 ..ê50 16 92 D B 2.6 CommandSec MOC 2.30 +.41 +195 84 25ê74 58 65 A C+ 47.5 ComercB 1.9 CBSH 47.20 +1.65 –14 342 16ê44 30 77 E B–NH CommcrlM 2.5 CMC 19.05 +.56 –16 802 29o

10 20 26 D D 10.0 ComVehicl CVGI 7.13 –.03 –7 217 ..o20 32 46 C D+51.3 CommtyH .0 CYH 41.58 +1.06 +44 2.5m 15o

23 21 71 C C 26.4 Commnwl 4.3 CWH 23.36 +.05 –20 631 99o

63 80 39 D .. 15.9 Commscope COMM 15.27 +.30 –92 249 11ê21 9 28 B B–4.0 CmTouchrs CTCH 2.61 +.05 –88 4 43k

52 41 66 D B 4.0 CmtyBnkrs ESXB 3.70 –.01 –94 2 15ê76 58 78 B B+ NH CmtyBkSy 3.0 CBU 37.24 +1.39 –7 113 17ê60 89 45 C .. 22.0 Commnity 2.0 TCFC 19.70 +.10 +646 34 9k

79 75 76 B B–NH CmtyTrst 2.9 CTBI 43.64 +1.41 –28 27 14ê87 78 87 D B+ NH CmtyWest CWBC 6.00 +.05 –86 0.5 6ê67 96 33 A E 90.0 Commvault CVLT 75.76 +.23 –4 468 45o

37 59 10 C B–35.0 CompCer 1.8 CCU 25.80 –.40 –16 219 20õ32 48 17 B C– 47.2 CompBeb 1.6 ABV 37.20 +.38 +484 14m 24o

26 67 12 B B 16.4 CmpDeSan .0 SBS 10.39 –.21 +10 2.4m 7ò9 56 12 .. C 11.7 CompEner 4.5 CIG 8.24 –.11 +57 4.0m 3ò

47 47 65 D C 19.5 Compass 7.6 CODI 18.89 +.45 –6 112 13o

29 62 21 B E 91.9 Compass 3.0 CMP 73.51 +1.01 –65 65 23o

39 58 37 C C+ 57.3 Companh .1 CBD 47.88 +.02 –23 390 27ò69 34 90 E A 6.3 ComphSi 3.4 SID 5.61 +.13 –31 5.9m 16ò86 89 61 B A–25.7 Compres 8.1 GSJK 21.23 –.39 –17 11 13ê58 4 97 D B–11.9 Compgn CGEN 10.56 +.70 +41 347 ..o90 73 70 A C+ 62.0 CmptrPr 3.3 CPSI 60.98 +1.59 +5 60 21o

53 44 57 D C+ 54.8 Compute 1.6 CSC 51.03 +.71 –26 772 12o

39 73 13 C D–26.1 Computer 1.2 r CTG 17.23 +.29 –76 21 18o

41 72 26 D D+12.7 Compwr 4.8 CPWR 10.40 +.07 +11 2.6m 26o

24 89 11 D E 19.2 CompxIn 1.6 CIX 12.47 +.12 +40 5 29ê73 68 91 B E 29.9 ComScore r SCOR 27.28 +.74 –43 116 26o

23 32 54 D B–3.7 Comstock CHCI 2.04 –.06 –12 57 ..k21 49 17 D C+ 2.7 ComstkMing LODE 1.87 +.13 +192 300 ..o42 36 46 E C– 18.9 Comstck 3.0 r CRK 16.72 +.52 +30 1.3m ..o36 11 67 E A–31.0 Comtch 3.6 r CMTL 30.53 +.03 +51 145 32ò32 30 45 .. C– 32.4 Comverse CNSI 31.72 +.53 –49 59 ..o48 63 61 D D–46.5 ConWay 1.0 CNW 40.59 +.66 –4 632 23o

44 62 27 B B+ 37.3 ConAgra 3.1 CAG 32.64 +.28 –31 3.2m 15o

23 17 22 .. D+11.2 ConatusPhrm CNAT 8.68 +.17 –94 3 ..k92 93 76 A E 122 ConchoResrce CXO 110.2 +4.40 +99 2.6m 33o

74 57 72 B B+ 6.0 ConcMed CCM 5.12 –.01 –92 5 10ò51 15 77 D D+114 ConcurTch CNQR 96.70 +.65 +43 768 ..o76 78 53 B D 9.0 ConcrCp 6.5 CCUR 7.42 –.02 –73 17 14o

72 52 76 C B+ 37.8 Conmed 2.1 CNMD 37.39 +.79 –32 66 21ê95 93 76 A B+ 38.9 ConnectOne CNOB 37.14 ... –70 3 19ê97 73 91 A C+ 69.3 Conns CONN 58.55 +1.95 –41 682 28ò54 52 72 C C 74.6 Conocph 3.7 COP 73.69 +1.18 –1 4.8m 12o

75 76 62 A B+ NH ConsolC 8.1 CNSL 19.19 +.49 +94 369 19o

20 22 58 E B–39.2 ConsolE 1.4 CNX 36.41 +.68 –4 2.6m 99o

28 54 27 C B 64.0 ConsEdi 4.3 ED 57.27 –1.28 +61 3.4m 15x

85 87 92 D C 64.7 ConsGraphics CGX 61.54 –.33 +76 99 14o

74 81 94 B C– 16.9 ConsWtr 2.0 CWCO 15.03 +.34 –23 81 19ò96 94 96 B A–29.77Constant CTCT 27.20 +.75 –11 341 43o

65 47 90 E C– 3.2 ConstlEP CEP 2.38 +.15 –72 20 ..õ39 47 73 .. D–20.7 ConstellmA CSTM 18.85 +1.63 +999 5.6m 11ò97 81 94 A A–NH ConstelatnsA STZ 66.76 +1.11 –17 1.4m 27o

96 80 94 A A–NH ConstellB STZB 66.52 +.82 –80 0.1 29ê53 77 46 A C– 12.8 CnsmrPrt CPSS 6.60 +.09 –38 62 10o

20 50 27 .. .. 37.0 ContainerStore TCS 34.95 –.36 –86 488 99ê46 26 48 E A 47.2 Contango .0 MCF 43.29 +1.23 –20 55 ..ò98 98 87 A D+1217ContintlRsrce CLR.114.2 +4.78 +33 1.8m 22o

27 74 9 D D–24.0 Control4 CTRL 17.27 +.13 –28 76 63ê64 64 60 D C– 20.6 Converg 1.2 CVG 19.90 +.49 +10 485 18ê82 95 59 A D–135 CooperC .0 COO 127.1 +1.35 –58 129 21ò22 67 12 C C– 34.8 CooperT 1.8 CTB 23.82 –3.08 +241 6.4m 6ò

78 72 78 C B 56.9 Cooper–Stndrd CPS 52.72 –.28 –95 0.3 14ê97 97 83 A B 1567CopaHld 1.9 CPA.151.6 +3.01 –17 176 16ó39 58 20 A C 38.3 Copart .0 CPRT 31.23 +.07 +21 1.2m 22ò25 6 30 D D+2.2 CorceptTh CORT 1.65 +.05 +162 275 ..o27 78 9 .. C 8.0 CordiaB .0 BVA 4.20 –.07 +32 3 ..k95 88 91 A C+ 200 CoreLabs .7 CLB 190.5 +8.48 +69 433 37o

70 51 88 D A–NH CoreMrk 1.2 r CORE 73.94 +1.14 +165 81 23õ82 80 87 D A 11.5 CoreMldng CMT 11.04 +.04 +19 17 11ê89 80 79 B C– NH CoreLogic r CLGX 34.26 +1.25 +47 1.5m 18o

9 4 15 C E 9.3 CorEnrgyI 7.4 CORR 6.79 +.10 +10 48 11ò31 78 38 C E 38.6 Coresite 3.5 COR 31.13 –.10 –57 63 70o

12 14 17 E C– 3.0 CorinthColl COCO 2.02 +.01 –10 1.0m 28o

34 8 75 .. D 1.3 CorMedix CRMD .80 ... –27 29 ..k60 38 78 D C– 55.5 Cornerstone CSOD 47.28 –.93 –8 451 ..o.. .. 23 .. C– 6.3 CornstP 19 CFP 5.26 +.06 +145 780 ..ê.. .. 44 .. D 7.7 Cornrst 16 CLM 7.44 +.04 –36 125 ..ê

92 75 87 A D 10.4 CornerTh CRTX 9.47 +.01 –73 35 7o

.. .. 41 .. C– 7.2 CrnstTo 16 CRF 6.70 +.05 –31 72 ..ê57 65 76 B B 18.1 Corning 2.4 GLW 16.58 +.27 –7 14m 12o

9 18 1 .. E 12.7 CoronadBios CNDO 1.40 +.08 +37 1.9m ..o47 75 19 B B 22.8 Corpban 2.6 BCA 16.88 –.25 –65 16 12k

89 77 83 A D 76.7 CorpExec 1.2 CEB 72.37 +1.25 –23 117 24o

13 34 16 D B–30.0 CorpOff 4.7 OFC 23.52 +.08 +3 654 99o

25 25 6 D .. 5.6 CorpResrcs CRRS 3.83 +.08 –82 64 95k

62 82 49 C C+ 39.9 Corrctns 5.4 CXW 35.33 +.02 –24 689 18o

91 92 93 A C– 44.8 Corvel .0 r CRVL 40.40 +1.20 +8 54 28ê4 7 10 D B 21.6 CosanA 2.0 CZZ 15.05 –.26 –33 666 18ò

10 11 9 E C+ 3.9 Cosi .0 COSI 2.23 +.02 –58 50 ..k90 86 94 B B+ 22.6 CostaA ATX 21.51 +1.53 +999 831 32ê75 70 61 A B–19.0 Costsma 6.0 CMRE 18.01 +.21 +44 181 13o

94 91 94 B C 182 CostarGrp CSGP 174.1 +3.63 –14 121 77o

67 74 67 C B 124 Costco 1.0 COST 122.8 ... +28 2.3m 26o

9 20 26 E A–11.3 Cott 2.7 COT 8.21 –.04 –63 138 22o

46 90 13 C D+17.7 CotyA .0 COTY 14.99 –.12 +56 1.7m 18o

7 21 3 E D–2.5 Counterpath CPAH 1.25 +.01 +39 18 ..ê80 70 90 .. B 11.3 CntryStylCkg CCSC 9.86 –.03 –78 16 24k

50 34 74 D D+17.9 Courier 5.0 r CRRC 16.65 +.20 –39 12 17k

42 47 53 C B 11.5 CousinsP 1.7 CUZ 10.55 –.18 –12 1.5m 11o

67 71 75 C C– 92.0 Covance CVD 86.26 +.63 +17 370 27o

10 30 13 D E 21.9 Covanta 3.8 CVA 17.31 +.05 +78 4.6m ..o41 34 64 D B–7.5 CovenantTr CVTI 6.33 –.09 –67 8 27ê30 20 34 D C– 1.6 CoverAllTec COVR 1.34 ... –32 14 ..ê68 57 52 B B 65.4 Covidien 2.0 r COV 63.84 –1.10 +115 4.7m 17o

31 18 32 D .. 14.8 Covisint COVS 12.08 –.07 –89 31 ..ê76 51 83 D B 4.1 CowenGpn COWN 3.75 +.06 –4 621 ..o84 35 89 B A–14.0 CPIAero CVU 14.00 +.26 –18 17 13ê85 78 98 D C+ 18.7 CraftBrwAll BREW 15.94 +1.18 +36 130 99o

76 72 69 B A–64.7 Crane 1.9 CR 63.29 +1.07 –63 117 15o

91 68 89 B B+ 8.5 Crawfor 2.6 CRDA 7.56 –.04 +208 96 6ê86 67 86 B B–11.3 Crawfor 1.8 CRDB 9.13 ... +74 79 8ê29 20 64 C E 28.6 Cray CRAY 22.10 +.63 –3 236 ..ó29 35 24 B B–167 Credico 2.0 BAP 129.8 –5.28 +88 594 16o

88 96 71 A B–128 CreditAcpt CACC 123.0 +1.45 –61 12 12ê.. .. 19 .. C– 4.3 CrSuis 7.8 CIK 3.61 –.01 –28 87 ..ê.. .. 29 .. B 20.3 CredSCdRot CSCR 19.11 –.05 –47 8 99ê.. .. 54 .. B+ 31.7 CredSuis 4.2 MLPN 30.57 +.01 –48 87 99ê.. .. 10 .. C– 22.9 CredSuiss 11 GLDI 14.88 –.18 +14 13 99ê

21 20 40 C D–34.0 CreditSu .3 CS 29.07 –.08 –25 866 11o

.. .. 34 .. A 21.2 CrdSssMkNu CSMN 19.98 +.22 –94 0.8 99ê

.. .. 47 .. B–21.7 CrdSssMgAr CSMB 20.47 +.02 –56 0.7 99ê

.. .. 18 .. D–22.0 CrdSuisS 15 SLVO 17.24 –.08 –42 7 99ê

.. .. 32 .. B 3.5 CredtSw 9 DHY 3.19 –.01 –33 232 ..ê57 90 55 B D–76.0 Cree CREE 56.48 +.80 +5 2.8m 39o

45 6 66 B A–16.9 CrestEqt 3.6 CEQP 15.16 +.62 –43 216 56o

15 20 11 B D–26.0 CrestMds 7.8 CMLP 20.65 –.24 –51 496 ..o

33 18 81 E B–11.8 Cresud 4.2 CRESY 10.58 +.06 –36 68 ..k27 7 78 E C+ 3.3 Crexendo 2.5 EXE 3.20 +.05 –99 0.1 ..k10 1 10 .. .. 45.0 Criteo CRTO 29.75 –4.63 –42 1.1m 99ê

23 41 16 B D+18.0 Crocs r CROX 12.66 +.37 +19 1.6m 12o

80 67 78 E B+ 6.4 CrossCntry CCRN 6.16 +.12 +79 183 99ê17 18 42 B C– 31.9 CrosTim 10 CRT 29.18 –.10 –30 12 13k

5 4 2 E B 3.6 CrossrdsSys CRDS 1.09 +.04 –20 89 ..ê25 1 96 E D–35.6 Crosstex 1.7 XTXI 30.95 +1.34 –25 212 ..o20 1 87 E D–29.5 Crosstx 5.6 XTEX 24.27 –.41 +51 666 ..o44 23 46 C C 81.2 CrownCstle CCI 74.54 –.84 +4 3.4m 99o

78 66 84 C A–7.8 Crowncr 4.1 CRWS 7.74 +.08 –25 19 14ê35 86 41 .. D+45.4 CrownHldg CCK 43.20 +.04 –11 1.4m 13o

84 37 90 A C 3.4 CrwnMdia CRWN 3.16 +.06 –34 60 16ê6 11 7 E B–3.5 CrmbsBkShp CRMB 1.21 –.01 –92 10 ..k

88 67 93 C A NH Cryolife 1.1 r CRY 9.90 +.16 +148 300 27o

10 40 24 E D+1.1 CrystalRk CRVP .89 +.01 –39 5 ..ê86 57 82 B B+ 28.0 CSGSys 2.2 CSGS 27.88 +1.00 +37 227 12o

55 70 61 A D–26.9 CSX 2.3 r CSX 26.61 +.38 +1 6.1m 14o

47 50 57 B B–33.0 CTWtrSe 3.0 CTWS 32.64 +.70 +17 34 22õ85 60 92 D A–6.9 Ctpartners CTP 6.28 –.17 –40 5 69ê96 96 97 A D 61.17Ctrip CTRP 51.46 +1.27 –6 2.5m 33o

93 72 95 D B+ 19.4 CTS .9 r CTS 18.60 +.17 –3 99 24o

38 68 48 D D 19.7 Cubesma 2.6 CUBE 16.98 –.70 +154 3.3m ..o71 60 55 C B 55.0 Cubic .4 CUB 54.11 +.64 +45 129 18o

61 22 79 B D+68.0 CubistPhar CBST 62.42 +.72 –35 919 37o

71 53 61 B B+ 76.4 CullenF 2.8 CFR 72.48 +2.28 –26 300 19o

69 86 72 C B–20.0 Culp .8 CFI 19.23 +.23 +14 27 15k

32 37 38 D D–5.9 CumbPh CPIX 4.82 ... +11 48 48o

58 72 61 B C– 139 Cummins 1.9 r CMI 130.7 +1.81 –12 1.4m 17o

75 22 97 E A+6.8 Cumuls CMLS 6.35 +.18 –5 2.1m ..o31 44 6 D B–4.7 Curis CRIS 2.75 –.16 +120 1.3m ..o.. .. 38 .. D–136 CurrshrsEuro FXE 132.1 –.61 +113 748 ..o.. .. 24 .. C 106 CurrShA 2.1 FXA 93.83 –.66 –56 71 ..o.. .. 40 .. C 161 CurrShBrt FXB 157.9 –.60 +27 21 ..o.. .. 26 .. D–101 CurrShC .2 FXC 94.90 –.14 +20 46 ..o.. .. 21 .. C+ 123 CurrJpn FXY 98.58 –1.15 +123 604 ..o

.. .. 33 .. D–158 CurrShS .3 FXS 150.8 –1.35 –4 3 ..ê

.. .. 38 .. C+ 110 CurrShSws FXF 106.3 –.72 –41 15 ..o98 88 90 C A NH CurtsWr .8 CW 51.90 +1.14 –34 155 18o

.. .. 29 .. D 8.6 CushTRt 11 SRV 7.96 ... –57 46 ..ê

.. .. 31 .. C+ 26.0 CushingR 6.8 SZC 24.01 +.07 +41 27 ..ê

.. .. 10 .. D–22.1 CushingRo 11 SRF 17.24 +.01 –36 29 ..k77 93 57 B C– 18.0 CustomrsBnc CUBI 16.75 +.29 +33 93 13ê7 14 18 E E 14.1 Cutera CUTR 8.45 –.04 +18 105 ..o.. .. 20 .. D 20.6 CutwaterSe 5.9 CSI 17.93 –.10 +94 57 ..ê

88 78 82 C A NH CVBFncl 2.7 CVBF 14.89 +.47 +30 678 16o

11 15 34 E C– 14.8 CVDEquip CVV 10.82 –.08 –81 14 ..k28 12 30 B E 46.1 Cvent CVT 32.14 +.31 –68 63 99k

79 89 69 C B 64.4 CVSCare 1.4 CVS 63.78 +.24 +3 6.2m 16o

4 1 1 D E 15.1 Cyan CYNI 3.80 –.14 +211 584 ..ê

18 28 18 B E 6.7 Cyanotech CYAN 5.04 +.14 –35 9 8ê95 94 74 A B–59.2 Cyberonics r CYBX 58.45 +1.23 –37 121 31ò2 7 7 E D–8.1 Cyberoptic CYBE 5.06 –.07 –99 0.2 ..ê

36 58 23 D D+8.2 Cyclacel .0 CYCC 3.66 +.12 –58 263 ..ò47 35 21 B B 30.2 Cynosure CYNO 24.06 +.05 +27 372 26o

13 40 9 C C+ 13.2 Cypress 4.7 CY 9.28 +.17 –29 2.4m 25o

25 50 22 D C+ 24.8 CyrusOne 3.3 CONE 19.65 +.19 +90 395 ..o75 90 59 B D–86.7 CytecInd .6 r CYT 84.05 +1.55 –39 249 19o

26 16 35 D D+14.3 Cytokin .0 CYTK 6.52 +.14 –50 341 ..o23 36 23 E D+4.3 Cytori CYTX 2.58 –.20 +77 1.4m ..o24 29 25 E D–3.7 CytRx .0 CYTR 2.16 +.03 –65 195 ..o

— D —51 96 35 C C– 58.5 DCPMids 6.0 DPM 47.68 –.16 –35 180 21o

23 32 38 D C+ 8.5 DCTIndu 3.8 DCT 7.41 –.18 +38 6.5m ..ê15 21 26 D B–19.5 DDR 3.3 DDR 16.17 –.08 +20 3.8m ..o7 28 6 B C 20.0 DFCGlobal DLLR 12.23 +.29 +40 713 8o

56 24 83 E A+5.7 DHTHld 1.5 DHT 5.44 +.04 –67 31 ..x71 35 91 E B+ 1.7 DLHHldngs r DLHC 1.38 –.00 –82 4 ..ê64 48 78 C B+ 23.4 DNBFcl 1.3 DNBF 20.95 –.05 –86 0.3 14ê24 8 57 D B 4.0 DSHealthcr DSKX 2.36 +.18 –46 7 ..k86 92 80 A C 45.27DSW 1.1 DSW 44.44 +.74 –50 400 24ò29 35 41 C B–73.3 DTEEner 3.8 DTE 69.34 –.02 +25 1.5m 17o

.. .. 13 .. D 19.2 DTFTxF 6.0 DTF 14.03 –.05 +37 28 ..ê38 38 40 B D–24.2 DTS DTSI 20.10 +.03 +2 59 23o

.. .. 20 .. D 9.3 DWSGlbHi 7.1 LBF 8.06 –.01 +387 62 ..ê

.. .. 20 .. C+ 11.0 DWSHiInc 7.8 KHI 9.20 –.03 –28 28 ..k

.. .. 25 .. C 16.0 DWSHIO 7.7 DHG 14.33 +.06 –46 34 ..ê

.. .. 10 .. E 12.0 DWSMult 8.8 KMM 9.57 –.04 –16 46 ..k

.. .. 12 .. B 15.5 DWSMuni 7.1 KTF 11.91 –.12 +57 170 ..k

.. .. 17 .. D 16.1 DWSStInc 7.7 KST 13.30 –.12 –69 4 ..k

.. .. 16 .. B+ 15.7 DWSStMu 7.2 KSM 12.70 –.10 +46 41 ..k98 90 94 A B NH DXPEntrp DXPE 93.41 +.10 +26 83 24o

10 41 5 C E 1.7 Daegis DAEG .91 ... –91 4 7k

67 15 82 B B 164 DailyJrnal DJCO 148.3 +1.39 –13 0.7 46ê39 31 74 C B 12.5 Daktron 3.0 DAKT 12.08 +.35 +5 90 24ò59 85 53 C D 23.5 DanaHlg 1.0 r DAN 19.31 +.50 +33 2.9m 11o

82 76 75 B B–NH Danaher .1 DHR 74.60 +2.79 +95 4.7m 22o

26 18 43 B C– 4.9 Danaos DAC 4.18 –.04 –81 5 8ê61 2 99 E A 43.1 DagoEne .0 r DQ 36.60 +3.23 –54 91 ..k22 41 2 E C 1.2 DARA DARA .46 –.04 –25 238 ..k54 31 42 B B+ 55.3 DardenR 4.2 DRI 52.16 +.02 –62 830 18o

55 51 74 C B–24.0 Darling DAR 22.20 –.48 +32 1.1m 21o

58 32 93 E B 3.3 DataIO DAIO 2.95 –.04 –27 12 ..ê44 68 44 B E 14.6 Datalink DTLK 10.50 +.08 –35 125 11o

1 18 10 E D–6.2 Dataram .0 DRAM 2.37 –.02 +695 111 ..ê92 57 99 B A+38.7 Datawatch DWCH 36.59 +.19 +152 116 99k

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67 93 24 A C 65.7 DaVita .0 DVA 56.30 +.54 +71 2.5m 15o

26 64 16 D D–40.9 DawsnGeo DWSN 28.33 +.47 –27 37 15ò68 78 37 D B+ 8.8 Daxor 2.7 r DXR 7.51 –.00 –72 1 5k

.. .. 46 .. C– 26.5 dbXtrs20 1.1 TDH 25.71 +.20 –42 1 ..k

.. .. 52 .. B–29.0 dbXtrs30 1.9 TDN 26.23 –.27 –14 2 ..k

.. .. 69 .. C+ 28.0 dbXtrk4 1.7 TDV 27.50 +.49 –31 2 ..k

.. .. 1 .. .. 26.4 ASHR ASHR 24.45 –.10 +119 99 99ê

.. .. 59 .. B 27.0 dbXtrkM 2.6 DBEF 26.55 +.31 –12 49 ..ò

.. .. 33 .. B–24.7 dbXtrkM 2.5 DBEM 21.64 –.02 –76 2 ..k

.. .. 70 .. D+42.0 dbXtrkM 2.5 DBJP 35.19 +.67 +239 294 ..k

.. .. 39 .. .. 26.8 dbXMsciAsia DBAP 25.52 –.43 –82 1 99ê

.. .. 31 .. C+ 21.0 dbXtrkM 7.6 DBBR 18.04 –.19 –97 0.4 ..k

.. .. 45 .. .. 27.3 dbXMsciEuro DBEU 26.18 –.02 +954 49 99ê

.. .. 48 .. B+ 25.4 DbX–trac 4.7 DBGR 24.56 +.26 +5 10 ..k

.. .. 27 .. B 25.1 dbX–trk 3.2 RVNU 23.22 –.13 –36 7 ..ê

.. .. 11 .. C+ 16.3 DEInvCO 5.6 VCF 12.35 –.08 +49 23 ..ê

.. .. 47 .. B 9.5 DEInv 6.7 DDF 9.35 –.04 +21 23 ..k

.. .. 12 .. D–16.8 DEInvMN 5.5 VMM 12.54 –.10 +2 26 ..ê

.. .. 12 .. C+ 15.1 DelaNatl 6.2 VFL 11.64 –.12 –26 15 ..ê93 91 78 A D 43.5 DealerTrack TRAK 41.01 +.51 +22 243 30o

34 49 48 C B–23.0 DeanFds .0 DF 19.39 +.08 –35 934 9ó60 28 92 C B 72.1 Deckers DECK 68.29 +1.39 –52 700 23o

35 88 22 A E 95.6 Deere 2.5 DE 81.50 –.06 +98 5.6m 9ò89 69 97 C A 4.2 DehaierM DHRM 3.56 –.49 +230 187 5k

5 25 7 E E 0.3 DejourEnergy DEJ .16 +.01 –5 364 ..õ74 60 61 A C– 23.3 DelFrisco's DFRG 19.45 +.56 +8 183 22o

.. .. 43 .. D+13.0 DEEnhG 7.3 DEX 12.36 –.05 –1 47 ..k12 50 2 E E 2.2 Delcath DCTH .30 –.03 –47 1.8m ..o49 96 48 C D–36.0 DelekLog 5.4 DKL 30.23 +.01 –36 14 11o

3 4 6 B C 41.5 DelekUS 2.5 r DK 23.96 –.15 –12 777 7o

27 1 82 E B+ 1.8 dELIAs DLIA 1.47 +.02 +214 1.3m ..k70 48 82 B D 60.3 DelphiA 1.2 DLPH 55.42 +1.40 –7 1.9m 13o

89 97 96 .. A–27.8 DeltaAir .9 r DAL 26.89 +.21 –7 18m 9o

29 6 64 E B+ 19.2 Delta r DLA 18.00 ... –74 7 24ê38 41 47 B B 25.0 DeltaNG 3.5 DGAS 21.62 +.14 –62 6 20ê52 93 22 B D 74.0 DelticT .6 DEL 61.91 +2.42 –37 13 34ê84 80 76 A B+ 49.0 Deluxe 2.2 DLX 46.44 +.71 –31 251 12o

38 65 3 B B–9.9 DemandMed DMD 5.16 –.21 +316 2.8m 14o

61 3 96 D B+ 62.7 Demandwre DWRE 58.15 +1.38 +40 431 ..o.. .. 49 .. B 20.8 DenaliFd .2 DNY 19.74 –.11 –84 0.7 ..k

88 82 59 B C+ 19.7 DenbryRes DNR 19.35 +.75 +129 11m 12o

9 19 3 E C+ 7.2 Dendreon DNDN 2.57 +.19 –28 3.2m ..ò5 8 12 E B–1.6 DenisnMngn DNN 1.10 +.02 –47 416 ..o

64 68 77 .. C– NH Dennys r DENN 6.66 +.16 –29 319 21o

71 69 64 B B+ NH Dentsply .5 XRAY 47.81 +.66 –3 798 20o

62 51 75 D D–8.1 Depomed DEPO 7.45 +.35 +64 680 ..o14 5 19 D E 15.5 DermaSci DSCI 11.92 +.57 –48 16 ..ò76 38 66 C A–12.7 DescSys DSGX 11.65 –.38 –27 6 72k

32 18 89 E D+7.3 DestinatnXL DXLG 6.65 +.17 –44 101 73ò78 93 80 C B 32.8 DestMtr 2.4 DEST 30.74 +.66 +45 79 16ò11 9 28 E B–2.7 Deswell 7.9 DSWL 2.52 –.04 –56 6 ..k7 3 38 E D+53.1 Deutsch 2.1 DB 46.58 +.29 –26 668 ..o

73 79 42 B D+66.9 DevonEn 1.5 DVN 60.11 +.35 +16 3.5m 15o

65 31 81 C B 38.8 DV .9 DV 35.81 +.81 –34 436 13o

4 5 2 C E 23.9 DexMedia DXM 4.55 +.03 +27 346 ..o83 45 96 D B–NH DexCom DXCM 33.05 –.18 +69 990 ..o73 74 44 A C+ 134 Diageo 2.3 DEO 128.8 +1.03 –49 228 19ò60 70 90 E B 25.3 DimdFds .7 DMND 24.30 +.57 –54 190 56o

95 94 86 A B+ 114 DiamHill 7.1 DHIL 112.0 +1.47 +135 17 17ê12 33 15 B E 76.9 DiamndOf .8 DO 61.74 +1.37 +76 2.1m 13o

21 3 57 .. C 19.4 DiamondRsrts DRII 17.85 –.05 –74 50 ..ê92 49 98 C B 58.7 Diamondback FANG 53.47 –.53 +48 1.0m ..o56 76 72 D D+11.8 Dmndroc 3.0 DRH 11.26 –.10 +11 2.4m 59o

12 11 11 C B 6.5 DianaCo 14 DCIX 4.12 –.08 –39 136 58ò37 22 78 D C 13.2 DianaShpg DSX 11.44 +.23 –15 931 99ò35 49 9 B E 10.4 Dice DHX 7.50 +.03 0 404 14o

62 82 49 B B–54.9 DicksSp .9 DKS 54.11 +.67 –48 751 20ò24 44 27 D C 35.4 Diebold 3.9 DBD 29.39 +.14 –45 447 23o

27 35 49 D C+ 10.5 Digi DGII 10.36 +.08 –7 76 43o

16 49 13 C E 26.8 Digimrc 2.4 r DMRC 18.55 +.19 –41 11 80ê84 68 96 E B 4.2 Digirad 1.3 r DRAD 3.81 +.21 +554 800 ..ê67 78 89 D D+17.5 DigtlAl .0 DGLY 9.24 +1.06 –12 76 22k

21 13 8 D C+ 6.8 DigitlCinema DCIN 4.86 –.14 +346 66 ..ê66 66 82 E B 14.1 DigtlGenr DGIT 11.98 +.53 +89 734 ..o15 38 8 E C+ 1.3 DigitlPwr DPW .62 –.04 –75 2 ..k29 94 5 B E 74.0 Digital 6.8 DLR 45.81 –.82 +14 2.0m 21o

23 19 62 C D+20.3 DigtllRiver DRIV 17.49 +.36 –17 226 25o

78 20 73 B A–36.7 DigitlGlobe DGI 34.70 +.12 –35 630 ..o47 98 32 C C 94.9 Dillards .3 r DDS 82.46 –.17 –61 203 11ó43 50 55 C D 17.9 DimeCty 3.4 DCOM 16.60 +.45 –28 86 12ê76 68 68 C C+ 83.4 Dineequ 3.7 r DIN 80.86 +.39 –45 62 19o

71 80 67 C B–28.5 Diodes DIOD 23.65 +.15 –3 211 28ó55 95 57 .. C 67.9 DirecTV r DTV 63.89 +.79 –28 2.5m 11o

.. .. 77 .. D+78.5 Direxn20Bear TMV 71.74 +4.70 +111 771 ..o

.. .. 5 .. C+ 82.6 Dirxn20 .7 TMF 45.11 –3.37 +42 218 ..o

.. .. 50 .. C– 30.7 DX20+TrBr1x TYBS 29.87 +.37 –10 3 ..ê

.. .. 16 .. B–45.5 Direxn7– .0 TYD 36.92 –1.33 –81 0.8 ..ê

.. .. 47 .. D+27.5 Direxn7–10Br TYO 24.85 +.80 +33 22 ..o

.. .. 63 .. B 57.8 DXAlCp 1.4 KNOW 56.24 +.41 –14 0.6 ..ê

.. .. 36 .. E 37.6 DXBdMkBr1x SAGG 35.82 +.19 +197 23 ..ê

.. .. 89 .. B+ 48.0 DXBMtBll3x MATL 46.64 +2.12 –9 2 ..ê

.. .. 43 .. C– 86.4 DirexBzlBr3x BRZS 49.50 +2.81 +50 3 ..ê

.. .. 7 .. C 42.2 DirexBzlB .2 BRZU 23.31 –.42 +15 19 ..ê

.. .. 4 .. C 93.6 DxDvMkt .0 DPK 37.28 –.71 –13 7 ..o

.. .. 8 .. B 41.2 DirxDlyJpBr3 JPNS 29.64 –.79 –32 2 ..ê

.. .. 59 .. B–53.4 DirxDlyJpBl3 JPNL 47.01 +.88 –73 2 ..o

.. .. 77 .. .. 60.7 DirxDlyGldBr JDST 47.57 –.94 +8 21 99ê

.. .. 3 .. .. 43.0 DirxDlyGldBll JNUG 26.55 +.32 +113 69 99o

.. .. 80 .. C 60.5 DXDlySKrBll KORU 50.16 –.40 +33 2 ..ê

.. .. 3 .. B 103 DXDSp5 .0 SPXS 38.50 –1.61 +1 2.0m ..o

.. .. 92 .. C 56.3 DXDSp5B .0 SPXL 55.89 +2.13 –12 1.6m ..o

.. .. 87 .. C+ 87.1 DirxEnBull ERX 83.72 +3.55 +4 306 ..o

.. .. 3 .. C+ 79.1 DxFinlBear3x FAZ 25.49 –1.46 +6 6.9m ..o

.. .. 91 .. C– 80.6 DirxFin .0 FAS 77.83 +3.98 +36 7.3m ..o

.. .. 88 .. B–83.3 DxGldMn .0 DUST 33.14 –.51 –5 4.3m ..o

.. .. 1 .. D–770 DxGldMn .0 NUGT 43.27 +.74 +32 6.3m ..o

.. .. 94 .. B 62.7 DXHlthcr .0 CURE 61.20 +2.24 +33 46 ..o

.. .. 5 .. B 97.9 DirxIndi .1 INDL 47.10 –1.19 –20 42 ..o

.. .. 3 .. B–64.1 DxMcBear3x MIDZ 21.17 –.96 –3 32 ..o

.. .. 67 .. C– 51.8 DXNs100 .7 QQQE 50.75 +.34 +49 7 ..ê

.. .. 2 .. B 78.8 DrxNatg .0 GASX 27.41 –2.14 +31 47 ..o

.. .. 90 .. E 41.0 DirxNtgs3Bll GASL 32.95 +2.23 +86 116 ..o

.. .. 93 .. C 76.1 DirxRetai .0 RETL 69.62 +1.56 +20 9 ..ê

.. .. 5 .. C– 24.5 DXRussBr3x RUSS 12.75 +.08 +68 57 ..o

.. .. 52 .. B+ 41.2 DXRusBull3x RUSL 28.42 –.31 –63 10 ..o

.. .. 59 .. B+ 53.5 DXSP500 1.4 VSPY 53.01 –.11 +62 2 ..ê

.. .. 2 .. B+ 76.6 DxScBear3x TZA 20.63 –1.22 +53 19m ..o

.. .. 2 .. C 178 DxSmiBe .0 SOXS 46.91 –1.59 –37 44 ..o

.. .. 13 .. E 33.1 DXTtMkBr1x TOTS 23.91 –.04 –59 2 ..ê

.. .. 3 .. B 56.8 DirxEnBear ERY 21.97 –1.09 +53 665 ..o

.. .. 91 .. C+ 76.3 DirMCBu .0 MIDU 73.30 +3.17 –25 44 ..o

.. .. 2 .. C+ 71.3 DirChiBear YANG 23.48 –1.10 +61 38 ..o

.. .. 92 .. D–36.0 DirxChiBull YINN 28.68 +1.14 –53 59 ..o

.. .. 7 .. B–42.4 DirLatB .2 LBJ 22.33 –.67 –42 15 ..o

.. .. 25 .. B–105 DirREBe .0 DRV 62.57 +2.29 +79 94 ..o

.. .. 16 .. C+ 66.9 DirREBu .0 DRN 39.99 –1.66 +106 455 ..o

.. .. 94 .. E 71.4 DirxSCB .0 TNA 66.68 +3.68 –4 9.7m ..o92 92 72 A E 83.6 DiscoveryC r DISCK 79.05 +.56 –14 288 28o

89 84 69 A C 54.5 Discover 1.5 r DFS 52.26 +.22 +15 3.5m 10o

95 92 68 A C+ 89.6 DiscoveryA r DISCA 85.36 +1.17 –3 1.2m 30o

34 13 66 E D 3.1 DiscvyLabs DSCO 2.01 +.01 –4 1.0m ..ó31 34 72 .. B–49.6 DishNet .0 DISH 48.25 +.05 –45 1.3m 30ò9 20 17 D D+6.0 Diversi 4.5 DVCR 4.87 +.01 –98 0.1 ..ê

28 16 34 D C– 8.6 DivrsRestau BAGR 6.33 +.06 –68 17 99k

.. .. 24 .. E 16.9 Div&Inco 11 DNI 14.73 –.03 –28 53 ..ê95 78 98 D A–13.9 DixieGroup DXYN 12.70 +.13 +53 117 42ê.. .. 26 .. D 10.8 DNPSlct 8.1 DNP 9.64 –.06 0 376 ..ê9 30 2 E D–3.6 DocSecurty DSS 1.04 +.01 –66 178 ..ò

19 52 10 D C– 4.3 DolanCo DM 2.12 –.10 +404 755 7ò49 41 56 B C+ 38.4 DolbyLab .0 DLB 35.41 +.46 –15 344 14o

78 90 61 B C 59.9 DollarGnn DG 57.28 +.06 –26 1.9m 18o

89 92 82 A B–60.2 DollarT .0 r DLTR 58.66 +.75 +27 1.9m 21ò44 79 26 B B–17.0 DominionDiam DDC 13.68 +.05 –62 112 44ò60 57 65 B A–66.5 Dominio 3.4 D 65.41 +.07 +35 3.5m 20o

85 70 91 A B+ 6.9 DmRsBW 12 DOM 6.62 +.03 +53 52 10o

85 95 83 .. B–69.97Dominos 1.2 DPZ 67.60 +.90 –52 280 29o

37 18 69 D B–89.1 Domtar 2.6 UFS 85.60 +1.98 –57 189 21o

58 67 55 B B–41.3 Donalds 1.3 r DCI 39.91 +.33 –40 304 24ò45 65 62 D D–16.9 DonglA 3.3 r DGICA 15.69 +.29 –33 23 20ê57 70 75 D C 28.5 DoneglB 2.0 DGICB 22.50 +1.50 –60 0.4 30ê10 20 30 E D–25.0 DoralFn .0 DRL 16.59 +.87 –58 22 ..ê81 72 46 A D+25.7 Dorches 7.4 DMLP 24.76 +.51 +30 53 17o

87 93 70 A D–52.4 Dorman .0 DORM 47.10 +.08 –50 79 22o

66 78 97 E B–3.2 DotHill HILL 2.75 –.11 +73 281 30ê17 47 2 D E 6.2 DoubleEagle DBLE 2.20 ... +61 43 ..o.. .. 13 .. C+ 25.5 Doubleln 8.7 DSL 20.79 –.25 +76 937 ..o.. .. 14 .. C 28.4 Doublelin 8.8 DBL 22.75 –.31 +51 130 ..ê

18 7 50 D D–15.5 Douglas 5.4 PLOW 15.24 +.30 +161 140 99o

26 75 26 D C 28.6 Douglas 3.4 DEI 23.68 –.40 –33 630 84o

91 88 77 B C 92.9 Dover 1.6 DOV 92.24 +2.06 –14 739 18o

7 3 9 E B 2.8 DoverDG 5.3 DDE 1.50 +.01 –88 9 ..ê29 20 73 D B 2.8 DoverMot 2.1 DVD 2.36 +.01 –35 32 21ê53 49 68 C B 5.2 DoverSad DOVR 4.70 +.03 –87 0.6 27k

.. .. 50 .. D+12.7 Dow30En 6.9 DPO 12.57 +.02 –31 58 ..ê

.. .. 49 .. B 16.1 Dow30Pr 6.8 DPD 15.51 +.16 +73 50 ..ê61 88 67 D E 41.7 DowChm 3.2 r DOW 39.67 +1.00 –34 5.4m 18o

31 78 10 B C+ 27.8 DRHorton .8 DHI 18.14 –.41 +177 20m 14ò47 73 43 B B–50.4 DrPepper 3.2 DPS 47.91 +.58 –28 1.1m 15o

82 78 54 A B 41.0 DrRedyL .6 RDY 39.03 +.72 +33 276 19o

3 44 1 D E 3.7 Dragonwve DRWI 1.22 +.01 –5 414 ..o4 59 4 .. D–8.6 Drdgold 4.8 DRD 4.58 –.05 +131 146 5ò

62 24 91 D B+ 35.2 Dreamworks DWA 31.17 –.19 +3 1.0m ..o57 75 33 A E 67.4 DresserRand DRC 58.69 +.91 +6 772 20o

96 96 89 B C+ 52.7 DrewInd .0 DW 51.83 +.94 –27 88 26o

.. .. 30 .. C+ 4.6 DreyfHi 9 DHF 4.15 ... –29 131 ..ê

.. .. 7 .. B–15.2 DryMnBd 7.2 DMB 10.36 –.17 +53 135 ..ê

.. .. 10 .. B+ 11.5 Dreyfus 7.4 DMF 8.52 –.12 +53 85 ..ê

.. .. 12 .. B 9.9 DryfStr 7.6 DSM 7.53 –.12 +106 231 ..k

.. .. 13 .. C– 10.3 DryfStr 7.4 LEO 7.86 –.05 +24 169 ..ê94 89 85 A C– 121 DrilQuip DRQ 114.7 +2.84 –45 178 29o

.. .. 87 .. B–72.9 DirxDMB .1 DZK 67.29 +1.20 +43 30 ..ê

.. .. 11 .. B 75.6 DirxEMBear EDZ 44.19 +.26 +6 550 ..o

.. .. 23 .. B–38.8 DirxEMB .0 EDC 27.12 –.17 +13 2.0m ..o

.. .. 93 .. C 59.6 DrxSOXBll SOXL 56.37 +1.81 –11 92 ..o

.. .. 4 .. B–58.0 DirxTcBear TECS 25.18 –.80 +100 78 ..o

.. .. 88 .. B–78.7 DirxTcBull TECL 77.26 +2.12 –46 52 ..o50 14 92 E B+ 4.0 DryShip DRYS 3.06 +.19 –40 11m ..o63 78 59 E B+ 8.8 DSPGroup DSPG 7.63 –.02 –48 22 19ê85 84 82 B B+ 86.3 DSTSyst 1.4 r DST 86.00 +1.63 –6 242 19o

62 45 87 D C– 31.0 Ducmmun DCO 25.93 +.97 +16 87 16o

.. .. 39 .. C+ 21.1 D&PGlob 7.3 DPG 19.14 –.13 –25 69 ..ê

.. .. 13 .. B 12.7 DuffPhU 8.2 DUC 10.24 –.08 –30 50 ..ê40 43 45 A B 75.5 DukeEne 4.3 DUK 72.43 –.49 +227 9.1m 17o

14 43 30 E C 18.8 DukeRlty 4.3 DRE 15.67 –.18 –40 1.5m ..o60 70 73 .. C+ 114 DunBrad 1.4 DNB 111.5 +3.23 +61 507 15o

95 93 79 A C+ 49.4 Dunkin 1.6 DNKN 47.96 +.74 +1 1.3m 33o

60 52 71 B B–62.7 DuPont 2.9 r DD 62.00 +1.15 +22 5.0m 18o

34 70 29 B C+ 27.9 DupontF 4.4 r DFT 22.95 –.66 +73 1.5m 91o

56 44 79 .. D–10.7 DurataThera DRTX 9.63 +.44 –67 49 ..ê62 13 90 C B+ 1.9 Durect DRRX 1.50 –.04 +141 1.5m ..o67 13 99 .. A 8.5 Dyax DYAX 8.11 +.22 –3 1.4m ..o94 61 90 B B 31.8 Dycom r DY 29.29 +.75 –18 126 25ò66 39 84 C B+ 24.1 DynmcMa .7 BOOM 22.57 +.01 –26 38 33o

57 26 76 E B+ 7.7 DynamRes DRCO 7.35 +.02 –40 7 13ê21 13 76 E A–1.6 Dynasil DYSL 1.05 +.03 –61 5 ..ê15 27 20 E C+ 7.9 Dynatrn .0 DYNT 3.05 +.09 –14 12 ..k7 26 2 E D 5.0 Dynavax DVAX 1.16 +.05 +94 5.6m ..o

18 31 37 D B 25.2 Dynegy DYN 20.28 +.55 +41 508 ..o16 50 12 A C– 11.1 DynexCap 13 r DX 8.21 –.13 +2 384 6o

— E —9 53 6 B D–19.9 ECAMarc 16 ECT 9.70 –.16 +64 112 4ò

88 99 51 A D 42.6 EPLOil&Gas EPL 30.84 +.62 –14 381 9o

40 47 40 A B+ 61.2 EPRPrpty 6.2 EPR 51.37 –1.01 –31 283 20o

65 89 67 B E 94.4 EQT .1 EQT 83.38 +2.34 +83 2.2m 36o

93 99 84 A B 55.17EQTMs 3.3 EQM.51.58 –.42 +64 247 22o

89 72 85 C A–33.2 ERAGroup ERA 31.28 +.88 –56 47 32ò54 63 59 C C 14.0 ESBFncl 2.9 ESBF 13.57 +.44 –41 9 15ê32 47 6 D B 65.7 EVEnrgy 8.6 EVEP 35.88 –.06 –44 165 ..ó.. .. 43 .. B 10.8 EVTxDiv 9 ETY 10.60 –.01 +6 444 ..ê

57 82 37 E C– 6.1 EXFO EXFO 5.04 –.01 +91 88 31ê82 76 94 E B NH ETrade ETFC 17.76 +.89 +38 5.2m ..o64 49 92 D D+12.2 E–CmCnDng DANG 8.12 +.42 –45 1.7m ..ò35 9 52 D B 6.0 e–Future EFUT 3.75 +.12 –95 2 ..k84 77 98 D B–10.3 E–House 1.4 EJ 9.03 +.03 –41 863 60ò.. .. 39 .. C+ 42.6 ET2xLvD 5.6 RWXL 33.51 –.21 +91 16 ..ê.. .. 43 .. D+30.3 E–T2xLv 14 BDCL 27.65 +.36 –38 42 ..k.. .. 56 .. B 57.5 E–Tracs2 9 MLPL 53.88 –.19 +55 94 ..k.. .. 9 .. D–28.4 E–Tr2xM 30 MORL 17.62 –.84 +110 424 ..k.. .. 17 .. A+17.7 E–TrcsAlrMl MLPS 12.65 ... –89 1 ..k.. .. 50 .. C 38.5 E–TrcAl 5.0 MLPG 35.72 –.22 –7 5 ..k.. .. 43 .. C– 30.0 ETAlerMl 4.9 AMU 28.66 –.05 –30 42 ..ê.. .. 29 .. B–22.1 ETFishrRiskOff OFF 19.37 –.05 –98 0.1 ..k.. .. 36 .. B–43.3 ETFshrR .0 ONN 28.63 –.15 –99 0.1 ..k.. .. 18 .. B–20.0 ETrLPlat PTM 16.19 –.12 –97 0.2 ..ò.. .. 36 .. B–21.2 E–TrcsLgShV XVIX 18.61 –.09 –89 0.6 ..k.. .. 76 .. B+ 40.7 ETMth2x 6.1 DVYL 40.00 –.44 –38 3 ..k.. .. 76 .. C 47.9 ETM2xLv 4.9 SDYL 43.24 +.06 –70 0.8 ..k

44 9 85 .. B 25.9 E2open EOPN 22.79 +.30 –66 58 ..o90 92 84 A C 29.9 Eagle .0 EGBN 28.55 +1.05 –20 60 16o

51 72 36 C D 12.0 EagleBa 2.7 r EBMT 10.88 –.16 –88 0.5 19ê35 22 95 E C 8.8 EagleBlk .0 EGLE 4.69 +.24 –52 700 ..ó88 91 71 A B 79.7 EagleMt .5 EXP 76.22 +.79 –36 429 33o

6 16 6 D D–10.5 EaglRkE 9 EROC 6.08 ... +31 1.0m ..o6 9 15 E B 7.1 Earthlnk 3.8 ELNK 5.28 +.04 –14 840 ..o

92 88 50 B B+ 18.7 EarthstnEnrg ESTE 16.06 –.49 –27 4 12k

91 87 85 B B 34.7 EastWst 1.8 EWBC 34.16 +1.24 –22 801 16o

38 48 47 D C– 20.0 Eastern 2.7 EML 16.60 ... –62 2 15ê88 96 82 C B 24.7 EastrnI 1.8 EIHI 24.45 –.03 –74 10 16ê27 12 53 E B+ 7.5 EstrnVA EVBS 6.50 +.13 +306 44 ..ê44 67 41 C B–67.0 Eastgro 3.5 EGP 61.08 –1.16 –27 109 59ê

73 89 59 A D 83.0 Eastman 1.5 r EMN.79.11 +2.30 +32 2.2m 12o

42 1 81 E .. 27.5 EastmKodk KODK 25.24 +.03 +84 71 99k

.. .. 14 .. D 25.3 EVNMuOp 5.7 EOT 18.17 –.23 +47 83 ..ê75 60 69 A B 72.5 EatonC 2.4 ETN 70.60 +1.68 –18 2.3m 18o

.. .. 49 .. B–12.5 EVEnEqI 8.5 EOS 12.34 +.01 –17 121 ..ê

.. .. 49 .. C+ 12.6 EVEnhEq 8.2 EOI 12.54 +.02 –34 85 ..ê

.. .. 38 .. D–11.5 EVRiskM 10 ETJ 11.06 ... +41 286 ..ê

.. .. 44 .. C 12.0 EVTxGBW 9 ETW 11.84 +.07 –18 240 ..ê

.. .. 33 .. D–15.6 EVTMBWI 8.8 ETB 14.68 +.09 +30 78 ..ê

.. .. 42 .. D+13.8 EVTMBWO 9 ETV 13.49 +.07 –33 125 ..ê

.. .. 48 .. C 25.5 EVTAdGl 7.6 ETO 23.64 –.06 +4 36 ..ê

.. .. 17 .. C+ 18.4 EVTxABdO 11 EXD 15.00 –.21 –27 39 ..ê

.. .. 18 .. C+ 13.0 EVCAMu 6.2 EVM 10.45 –.04 –47 34 ..ê

.. .. 11 .. B+ 15.9 EatnVCA 6.9 CEV 11.38 –.25 –38 11 ..k

.. .. 12 .. B–14.9 EatnVMI 6.4 EMI 11.00 –.14 +20 8 ..k

.. .. 11 .. C– 15.3 EVMuniBd 6.8 EIM 11.10 –.08 +20 227 ..ê

.. .. 10 .. C– 17.0 EatnVNJ 6.7 EVJ 11.67 –.26 –11 11 ..k

.. .. 12 .. E 15.1 EVNYMu 6.0 ENX 11.27 –.17 +33 54 ..ê

.. .. 12 .. B–16.3 EatnVNY 7.1 EVY 12.28 –.10 –4 15 ..k

.. .. 10 .. C– 17.2 EatnVOH 6.1 EVO 11.99 –.09 +62 14 ..k

.. .. 12 .. B–15.5 EatnVPA 6.8 EVP 11.28 –.15 +70 11 ..k88 83 61 A B 44.6 EatonVa 2.1 EV 42.14 +.86 –23 490 20ò.. .. 12 .. B–16.1 EVCAMu2 6.7 EIA 10.95 –.19 –44 8 ..ê.. .. 17 .. E 21.8 EatonVa 6.6 EFF 18.07 –.06 +91 47 ..ê.. .. 16 .. E 19.1 EVFltRt 6.5 EFT 15.45 –.05 +37 167 ..k.. .. 19 .. C+ 17.7 EVLtdDur 8.1 EVV 15.03 –.03 +28 404 ..ê.. .. 10 .. D+18.0 EVMAMu 6.3 MAB 12.03 –.18 +43 10 ..ê.. .. 14 .. B–16.9 EatnVMA 5.9 MMV 12.47 –.14 –71 3 ..k.. .. 11 .. B–16.3 EVMIMu 6.2 MIW 11.59 –.19 –21 3 ..ê.. .. 16 .. B–14.4 EVMuni2 6.8 EIV 10.95 –.06 –34 35 ..ê.. .. 8 .. B–20.3 EatVncMun 6.0 ETX 14.19 –.30 –19 44 ..ê.. .. 12 .. C– 14.5 EtnVMnTr 8.2 EVN 10.93 –.30 +11 101 ..k.. .. 9 .. C+ 16.6 EVNJMu 6.1 EMJ 11.47 –.17 +124 18 ..ê.. .. 15 .. C+ 14.5 EVNYMu2 6.1 NYH 11.14 –.11 +239 19 ..ê.. .. 11 .. B+ 16.0 EVOHMu 6.1 EIO 11.41 –.17 –80 2 ..ê.. .. 11 .. D+16.8 EVPAMu 6.7 EIP 11.50 –.02 –85 1 ..ê.. .. 18 .. C+ 17.9 EatnVSh 7.1 EVG 15.28 ... +16 72 ..ê.. .. 21 .. B–8.0 EVSrInc 5.9 EVF 7.08 +.02 +42 172 ..ê.. .. 46 .. C– 17.0 EVTxAdG 7.6 ETG 16.14 –.02 –25 104 ..ê.. .. 21 .. D–17.7 EVSrFlt 6.7 EFR 15.40 –.09 +16 122 ..ê.. .. 38 .. D–20.3 EVTxAdv 7.0 EVT 18.52 –.02 +84 234 ..k.. .. 43 .. D 10.0 EVTxMGlo 9 EXG 9.80 +.02 0 909 ..ê

79 82 32 A B–58.0 eBay EBAY 53.00 +.43 –7 9.8m 20o

42 49 16 B B+ 21.3 Ebix 2.3 r EBIX 12.87 –.24 +130 1.5m 7o

8 23 28 E C 3.1 Echelon ELON 2.25 +.07 +69 156 ..o52 85 36 C B–22.7 EchoGlbLog ECHO 19.24 +.02 –61 52 29o

7 42 2 E C+ 14.5 EchoThe .0 ECTE 2.46 +.04 –20 122 ..ê32 11 75 D C+ 48.5 EchoStar SATS 46.92 +.33 –18 116 99ò92 91 83 A B–108 Ecolab .9 ECL 106.6 +1.94 –20 722 31o

13 38 26 E D 14.4 EcolgyE 4.3 EEI 11.19 +.09 +149 13 62k

23 67 14 C B–60.8 Ecopetr 6.3 EC 44.00 –1.64 +31 379 11o

17 28 30 E D 4.9 EDAPTMS EDAP 2.61 +.02 –62 35 ..ò41 31 99 E B 7.0 Edenorn EDN 5.64 +.15 –55 44 1k

69 20 95 C B+ 12.1 EdgenGroupA EDG 11.96 –.01 –76 117 46õ93 78 94 E A–7.4 Edgewater r EDGW 6.94 +.08 +36 29 33ê51 83 39 A C+ 54.2 EdisonI 2.8 EIX 49.05 –.42 +43 2.6m 10o

49 6 99 D C+ 16.9 EducMgmt EDMC 12.74 +.26 +2 139 29o

14 24 11 C B–11.8 Education 5.1 EDR 8.70 –.09 –33 993 99ê6 6 7 E C 4.2 EduDevlp 11 EDUC 2.77 +.01 –80 1 27ê

93 64 86 B B+ 10.4 EdwardsGrp EVAC 10.11 +.03 –93 7 11ê49 93 8 A E 95.0 EdwrdlifeSc r EW 64.26 +.65 –41 968 20o

84 55 96 B D–15.8 Egain EGAN 13.40 +1.42 +83 383 99o

.. .. 25 .. D–23.1 EgshByd .0 BBRC 20.47 +.01 –20 6 ..ê

.. .. 16 .. C 22.3 EgBrzlI 4.7 BRXX 17.59 –.10 +157 45 ..ê

.. .. 41 .. C+ 20.7 EgChinaI 1.2 CHXX 18.41 ... –83 0.5 ..ê

.. .. 32 .. B 21.4 EgemDvG .0 EMDG 20.02 –.16 –80 2 1ê

.. .. 32 .. D 21.6 EgshEDH 4.5 EMHD 19.63 –.51 –59 2 ..ê

.. .. 33 .. E 28.5 EgEmMkC .4 ECON 26.34 –.04 +4 308 ..o

.. .. 34 .. B 24.1 EgEmMkD .0 EMDD 22.18 –.10 –84 2 ..ê

.. .. 34 .. A–22.0 EgshEgM .0 EMCR 20.71 –.36 –97 0.4 ..ê

.. .. 25 .. A–25.2 EgIndiaCnsm INCO 21.08 –.61 –2 9 ..ê

.. .. 20 .. B–15.2 EgIndiaIn 1.6 INXX 11.01 –.03 –93 3 ..ê

.. .. 17 .. B 15.5 EgIndia .9 SCIN 10.60 +.04 –85 3 ..ê

.. .. 20 .. D–20.8 EgLwVltE 4.8 HILO 17.76 –.03 –9 30 ..ê63 25 95 C B 45.8 eHealth r EHTH 42.82 +2.43 +39 360 77o

86 90 88 A D–12.4 EightbyEgt EGHT 10.64 +.24 –27 563 53o

65 27 85 C B–18.3 Einstein 2.9 BAGL 18.02 –.09 –50 21 18ê29 55 28 B B–39.1 ElPasoEle 3.1 EE 34.54 –.46 +35 204 15o

27 45 35 B C 45.0 ElPasoP 6.3 EPB 40.99 +.03 –22 379 19o

70 22 90 E A–NH Elan ELN 17.46 +.27 –63 2.7m ..o2 4 8 E B–3.8 ElbitImg EMITF 1.20 –.02 –75 2 ..k

84 71 85 B C+ 55.7 ElbitSys 2.3 ESLT 52.96 +.24 –36 18 10k

4 37 4 B C– 15.6 Eldorad 1.4 EGO 6.46 –.06 +13 7.7m 17o

98 99 95 A B–11.0 Elecsys r ESYS 8.06 –.05 +99 50 14ê3 4 20 E D+12.8 Electro 3.3 ESIO 9.74 +.15 –14 89 99o

63 68 65 C B–19.4 ElctroR 4.3 ELRC 18.75 +.31 –10 30 19o

40 91 22 C E 4.8 Electro 4.1 ELSE 3.92 +.03 –50 3 10k

6 7 7 E D+2.0 Electromed ELMD 1.03 –.09 +77 8 ..k71 92 84 D C 28.1 ElecArts EA 25.70 +.37 –27 3.3m 24o

99 96 94 B A+39.8 ElecImag EFII 37.52 +1.96 +276 1.0m 24o

.. .. 31 .. E 12.0 ElmnMlcxBiofl FUE 10.26 +.23 –98 0.2 ..ê

.. .. 15 .. C– 7.9 ElmnMlcxGrn GRU 5.98 –.02 +4 5 ..o11 10 9 E B 1.7 ElephantTalk ETAK .80 +.05 +378 1.1m ..õ60 82 25 A E 58.4 LillyEl 3.9 r LLY 50.63 +.62 +231 19m 11o

26 35 24 C C– 49.8 ElizArden RDEN 37.17 +.37 –15 199 19o

37 70 17 B E 33.2 EllieMae ELLI 22.96 +.45 –2 678 21o

65 87 33 A C+ 26.7 Ellingt 13 EFC 23.02 +.05 +42 141 13o

5 2 10 .. D+19.9 EllngRd 13 EARN 14.63 –.18 +96 77 ..ê.. .. 44 .. C 8.2 Ellswth 3.0 ECF 7.96 –.07 +7 45 ..ê

44 64 34 C B–26.3 ElmiraSv 4.0 ESBK 22.75 –.25 +136 3 14ê.. .. 19 .. D–9.5 ElemnRiciAg RJA 8.02 +.03 –53 87 ..ê.. .. 29 .. D 7.5 ElmnRiciEnrg RJN 6.56 +.05 +140 96 ..ê.. .. 18 .. C 11.2 ElmnRiciMetal RJZ 8.96 –.04 –22 8 ..ê.. .. 23 .. D–9.0 ElmnRiciTotRe RJI 7.99 +.02 –45 441 ..o

51 14 80 D B–23.8 ELong LONG 20.25 –.19 –70 9 ..k30 14 49 C D 1.8 Eltek ELTK 1.26 +.01 –32 12 9k

2 21 9 D E 4.1 eMagin .0 EMAN 2.78 +.15 –26 27 99ò18 37 12 B C+ 34.1 EmbtldA 3.7 AKOA 24.81 –.09 –91 0.6 19k

25 27 24 D C 39.5 Embraer .3 ERJ 30.88 +.76 +92 2.6m 28o

8 37 15 .. C– 42.2 EmbtldB 3.1 AKOB 32.44 –.38 +43 22 25k

38 73 24 A D–27.3 EMC 1.7 r EMC 23.95 +.08 –14 18m 13o

47 30 72 C B 35.5 EMCInsr 2.6 EMCI 31.85 –.07 –22 17 10ê44 71 43 D B–30.1 Emclaire 3.3 EMCF 24.22 –.73 –33 0.6 13ê13 27 30 D E 44.0 EmcorGrp .6 EME 37.08 +.42 –34 299 17o

40 28 79 E B 6.8 Emcore .0 EMKR 5.46 +.14 –7 240 ..ò49 11 73 D C– 9.2 Emerald .0 EOX 7.81 +.21 –13 1.2m ..o65 38 97 .. B+ 44.0 EmergeE 9 EMES 37.28 –.32 +73 216 31ò92 79 83 C B NH EmergBio EBS 20.79 +2.36 +764 1.0m 23o

8 1 8 D D 31.0 Emeritus ESC 20.98 +.28 –21 315 ..o54 56 67 B D+67.6 Emerson 2.6 EMR 66.97 +.92 –10 2.7m 18o

40 31 66 E B 2.1 EmersonRad MSN 1.90 –.06 –82 6 15k

60 78 68 .. D 3.6 EmmisA EMMS 2.43 +.09 –55 76 ..ê28 55 39 C C– 24.3 EmpreDist 4.5 EDE 22.62 +.11 +27 179 16o

38 1 99 E B–8.6 EmpireRsrt NYNY 5.45 ... –5 136 ..ò5 3 45 .. .. 14.9 EmpireState ESRT 13.51 –.22 –68 628 96ò

81 76 86 C B+ 32.0 Employe .8 EIG 31.50 +.06 –4 164 35ê20 35 26 B B 54.0 EmprsNacC 1.6 EOC 44.72 –.80 –14 90 24ó2 12 4 E E 13.7 Emresas ICA 7.11 +.09 –24 381 ..o

20 20 47 C B 9.0 Emulex ELX 7.49 –.01 –8 647 11o

37 39 59 .. D+26.4 EnantPharm ENTA 20.01 +.07 +18 150 34k

55 70 37 B B–48.4 Enbridge 2.7 ENB 43.76 –.47 –26 620 24o

14 13 26 .. B 31.7 Enbridg .0 EEQ 27.82 +.18 –11 386 ..o9 10 32 D E 33.5 EnbrEner 7.4 EEP 29.28 –.52 +22 809 48o

25 24 28 B B 22.3 Encana 1.5 ECA 18.34 +.09 +94 9.8m 15o

95 91 90 A D NH EncoreCap r ECPG 47.45 +1.53 +449 1.3m 13o

97 99 89 D A–51.3 EncorWi .2 WIRE 50.24 +.93 +100 131 25o

20 12 54 C B–7.5 EndvrIntl END 5.00 +.01 –1 774 ..o33 91 6 A D+9.1 EndvSilv EXK 4.07 +.12 –20 1.3m 11o

95 83 97 A A–NH EndoHlth ENDP 60.50 +3.06 +238 8.4m 11o

21 1 33 D E 19.0 Endocyte ECYT 11.64 +1.27 +38 576 ..o56 30 70 D B 18.6 Endologx ELGX 17.63 +.30 +13 417 ..o29 2 30 D .. 11.8 EnduranceIntl EIGI 11.02 –.02 –95 82 ..k51 47 75 D B–57.4 Enduran 2.3 ENH 56.60 +.70 +39 269 17ê2 8 6 .. B 18.7 EndurRy 14 NDRO 12.50 –.06 –62 149 8ò

78 51 89 A E 89.9 Energen .8 EGN 75.04 +1.16 –5 844 26o

47 53 56 C B+ 108 Energiz 2.0 ENR 101.6 +2.44 +3 542 14o

34 7 86 D E 7.8 EnrgyRec ERII 5.10 +.36 +17 526 ..o68 80 51 A D+54.9 EngyTran 6.9 ETP 52.68 –.11 +2 945 24o

86 82 78 A B+ 70.3 EngyTra 3.9 ETE 68.74 –.49 +127 1.7m 53o

80 89 40 C C+ 35.1 EnergyX 1.7 r EXXI 29.08 +.95 –33 880 13o

53 36 56 D B 19.1 EnerNOCn r ENOC 16.76 +.63 +308 941 13o

39 36 68 D C– 17.7 Enerplus 6.0 ERF 17.28 +.52 +70 941 ..o19 53 19 B B–20.0 Enersis 1.9 ENI 15.93 –.27 –14 507 11ó84 58 92 C B–69.3 EnerSys .7 r ENS 66.88 +1.40 +6 325 19o

53 11 86 D B 35.2 Engility EGL 31.86 +.99 –58 38 9k

68 56 99 E B+ NH ENGlobal ENG 1.79 +.42 +999 745 ..o16 14 44 C B–52.3 ENISpa 4.8 E 48.34 +.32 –19 161 12ò51 77 53 D B–19.6 Ennis 3.9 EBF 17.77 +.08 –21 43 14ê73 41 95 E B+ 10.0 EnphasEnrgy ENPH 7.84 +.16 –64 133 ..o42 38 60 C D–61.2 EnPro NPO 55.23 +.62 –37 87 21o

56 47 41 A B 65.8 EnscoA 3.7 r ESV 61.48 +1.53 +28 2.8m 10o

66 60 86 B C NH Ensign .6 r ENSG 43.62 +1.99 +218 200 17o

37 30 46 B C– 147 Enstar ESGR 133.8 –1.27 –28 15 15ê

41 41 62 C C– 10.7 Entegris ENTG 10.41 +.19 –47 419 20o

56 31 68 C B–11.0 EntercomA ETM 9.45 +.20 –24 32 11ê22 48 27 B D–72.6 Entergy 5.2 ETR 64.42 +.02 –14 1.1m 10o

31 32 46 E B 3.3 EnterMdn ETRM 1.28 ... –88 149 ..o44 64 40 B C– 22.6 Enterpr 2.5 EBTC 18.09 +.34 –17 12 13ê86 93 79 C C 19.0 Entrprise 1.1 EFSC 18.76 +1.07 +71 114 10ê53 65 48 B D+65.6 EntpsPrd 4.5 EPD 61.81 –.30 +42 1.8m 22o

16 23 7 D B 2.4 EntGamgAsia EGT 1.36 –.13 +31 28 ..ê81 38 99 B C– 7.3 Entravsn .0 EVC 6.39 +.17 –28 602 ..o16 29 48 .. B–0.7 EntrGld EGI .39 +.01 –29 76 ..k23 33 16 E C 3.7 Entremed ENMD 1.75 –.01 –70 5 ..k22 11 52 C C+ 5.8 Entropic r ENTR 4.52 +.17 +126 1.5m 99o

97 97 97 B B–38.77Envestnet ENV 35.46 +1.45 +51 431 72o

99 94 98 A B 3.5 EnviroS .0 EVI 3.05 +.26 +103 63 11ê48 38 61 D B+ 29.9 EnvisionHlth EVHC 28.36 –.15 –46 297 99ò37 18 94 E B–3.7 Envivio ENVI 2.92 –.03 –1 125 ..ò8 16 28 E D 3.2 EnzoBio ENZ 2.43 –.02 –48 49 ..o

30 78 6 E D+2.6 EnzonPh .0 ENZN 1.49 –.01 –52 97 12ò97 78 84 A .. 23.6 Enzymotec ENZY 21.93 +.73 –77 42 54k

93 83 79 A D–188 EOGResr .4 EOG 171.0 –.62 +68 2.8m 21o

61 43 68 D B 1.2 eOnCom EONC 1.05 –.00 –86 1 10k

99 90 92 A B 39.87EpamSyst EPAM 35.72 +.72 +36 473 23o

93 70 86 B B NH EPIQSys 2.3 EPIQ 16.00 +.25 –36 115 16o

47 20 82 D D+45.7 Epizyme EPZM 33.88 +.83 –61 56 ..ê59 58 57 C B–67.0 ePlus .0 PLUS 52.46 +1.46 –32 14 13ê86 78 73 C D+4.9 EqualEn 4.5 EQU 4.44 –.03 –44 84 99o

83 86 50 A C+ 66.2 Equifax 1.4 EFX 64.70 +1.13 –45 390 18o

39 84 7 C C+ 231 Equinix EQIX 155.9 –3.81 +95 1.9m 99o

33 67 28 C B 42.9 EqLifes 2.7 ELS 36.41 –.86 –21 362 53ê34 77 32 D C 26.7 EquityO 3.8 EQY 22.93 –.28 +2 481 ..o14 9 19 C C+ 61.0 EquityR 3.1 EQR 51.70 –.75 –7 1.7m ..o5 3 17 E B+ 2.7 EquusTotR EQS 1.90 –.01 +21 5 ..k

68 25 96 D B+ 1.8 ErbaDiagnstics ERB 1.41 –.01 –84 13 ..k45 5 86 B B 29.4 ErickAir–Crn EAC 17.19 –1.72 +616 335 15ê

44 62 47 D E 14.2 Ericsson 4.4 ERIC 12.08 +.02 –56 1.8m 46o

31 50 24 B D 83.6 ErieInd 3.3 ERIE 71.36 +.43 –44 14 24ê98 95 92 B A 9.1 Escalade 4.1 ESCA 8.82 –.13 –50 9 11ê53 36 71 C C+ 1.8 EscalonMed ESMC 1.30 +.10 –83 0.9 ..k28 49 44 D D 42.4 ESCOTech .9 ESE 36.30 +.82 –7 98 23ò19 2 30 .. D 20.1 EsperionTher ESPR 14.85 +.34 –78 18 ..ê96 77 80 A B 33.9 EspeyMfg 3.0 ESP 33.16 +.35 +99 17 13k

55 77 38 C B 11.6 ESSABp 1.8 r ESSA 11.00 +.05 –24 12 14ê69 78 39 C .. 23.0 EssentGroup ESNT 21.25 –.06 –88 416 38ê42 69 35 B D+172 EssexPr 3.1 ESS 155.0 –2.22 +11 235 39o

3 28 6 E C– 4.6 EssexRnt ESSX 3.07 +.01 –62 23 ..ê26 37 51 E C 71.6 EstDelh 2.3 DEG 58.56 –1.15 –9 37 46ê

77 86 53 A D 74.6 EsteeLa 1.1 EL 70.96 +.64 –31 1.1m 27o

73 77 55 C B–85.3 Esterline ESL 80.00 +1.73 +32 216 14ò.. .. 11 .. D–173 EtfsAsnGldT AGOL 126.6 –2.69 –60 0.6 ..ê

.. .. 13 .. D 173 EtfsGoldTrst SGOL 126.7 –1.86 –44 23 ..o

.. .. 50 .. B 77.2 EtfsPlldmTrs PALL 74.16 –.29 –69 20 ..ê

.. .. 19 .. B–170 EtfsPltmTrst PPLT 141.0 –1.22 –63 9 ..ê

.. .. 13 .. C 99 EtfsPrcMtls GLTR 71.19 –.75 +33 20 ..ê

.. .. 11 .. C 34.1 EtfsSivrTrst SIVR 21.22 –.11 +23 123 ..o

.. .. 17 .. C– 55.3 EtfsWhitMtl WITE 41.14 –.29 +40 3 ..ê32 82 24 D D 33.4 EthanAl 1.4 ETH 27.94 +.32 –76 86 22o

.. .. 34 .. .. 25.9 ETDivrH .0 DVHI 24.90 –.08 –80 3 99ê

.. .. 19 .. C 27.5 ETUbsCmd DJCI 22.93 +.08 –42 3 ..k

.. .. 47 .. B 40.2 E–TrAlr 4.6 MLPI 38.98 ... –30 137 ..ê

.. .. 47 .. C+ 11.7 Euts2yrUsMk ETUB 11.47 ... –71 1 ..k9 47 3 E C+ 2.4 EurasnMnrls EMXX 1.11 –.04 –46 29 ..k

21 20 51 D C– 5.6 EuroTe .0 CLWT 3.39 –.09 –53 8 ..k98 90 94 A A 45.6 Euronet EEFT 44.45 +3.26 +85 411 23o

.. .. 61 .. A 8.9 EuroEqFd 3.5 EEA 8.52 –.01 –45 8 ..ê20 1 76 E D+1.8 Euroseas 4.7 ESEA 1.29 +.02 –69 61 ..ó93 90 97 A B–5.2 EverGlory EVK 4.11 –.11 –85 5 4k

41 48 34 B D+17.3 Everbank .8 EVER 15.42 +.32 –44 266 12o

96 96 87 A D+54.27Evercore 1.9 EVR.52.27 +1.47 –22 344 22o

70 43 80 B B–NH EverstRe 1.2 r RE 156.4 +2.17 –41 223 9o

78 82 41 A C– 25.7 Evertec 1.8 EVTC 22.30 +.16 –14 588 17o

3 29 4 .. E 13.7 EveryWrGlb EVRY 7.83 ... +27 50 ..ê24 31 8 .. .. 14.3 EvokePharm EVOK 9.73 +.55 –79 20 ..k

86 44 80 A B–NH EvolPet EPM 12.68 +.58 –43 41 63o

66 22 91 B C+ 11.3 EvlvSy 4.0 EVOL 10.03 –.38 +50 146 22k

59 20 92 .. B+ 16.4 Exa EXA 15.39 –.02 –55 12 ..ò33 35 42 E C 14.7 ExactSci EXAS 11.39 +.59 –19 733 ..o82 68 80 C B+ 23.7 Exactech EXAC 23.26 +.01 –54 14 21ê65 40 94 D D+28.3 Examwrks EXAM 26.36 +1.44 –39 153 ..o59 77 53 C D 13.9 Exar r EXAR 11.99 +.38 +8 168 30o

9 5 50 C D 1.9 Exceed EDS 1.45 –.03 +33 25 4k

14 31 15 C D 15.4 Excel 6.1 EXL 11.55 –.20 –5 149 ..o26 33 4 B D–9.0 ExcoRes 3.7 XCO 5.46 +.13 +5 4.0m 12o

72 31 86 C B+ 17.0 Exelis 2.5 r XLS 16.72 +.32 0 1.6m 11o

21 3 40 E C 6.0 Exelixis EXEL 5.00 +.27 –26 1.5m ..o11 32 13 A D+37.8 Exelon 4.4 EXC 28.34 –.22 +226 22m 10o

2 34 4 E D+1.7 ExeterR XRA .75 +.03 +132 492 ..ò59 86 9 A C 33.0 Exlservice EXLS 23.94 +.32 +63 375 14o

55 24 92 .. C 78.8 ExOneCo XONE.58.30 +3.74 –53 475 ..ò75 66 48 A B 68.1 Expedia 1.0 EXPE 59.88 +.97 –36 2.5m 20o

37 70 47 C D 46.9 Expedit 1.4 EXPD 42.42 +.25 –3 1.4m 25o

88 80 84 A C+ 80.5 Exponnt .8 r EXPO 74.72 +1.42 –32 21 27ê79 71 89 B B–24.3 Express EXPR 23.55 +.86 –18 707 15ò75 91 49 A B–67.7 ExprsScrpt ESRX 64.20 +.12 –4 5.1m 15o

91 78 79 D A–32.6 ExterranHldg EXH 31.68 +.44 –26 489 33o

54 32 56 B B–32.4 Exterran 7.4 EXLP 28.69 –.29 –31 69 20o

39 66 42 B D–49.3 ExtraSp 3.8 EXR 42.56 –1.08 +119 1.9m 35o

75 79 96 D B+ 6.7 ExtremeNtk EXTR 6.29 +.28 –11 1.8m 31o

22 32 41 C B–95.5 ExxonMo 2.7 XOM 92.73 +.77 –5 12m 12o

46 91 8 A B–38.9 EZchip EZCH 24.93 +.34 –45 300 22o

3 28 2 B D–24.1 EzcorpA EZPW 11.34 –2.24 +711 2.7m 6o

— F —87 78 86 C C+ 33.5 FBR&Co .0 FBRC 26.85 +.77 –18 48 7o

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INVESTOR'S BUSINESS DAILY EXPANDED DATA TABLES MONDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 2013 D5

80 73 85 B C+ 93.1 FEI .5 FEIC 88.73 +1.52 –52 101 31o

.. .. 76 .. .. 120 FIEnhEr50Etn FIEU 116.1 +.84 +28 14 99ê

.. .. 67 .. .. 113 FIGloHiYldEtn FIEG 109.5 +1.40 +1 8 99ê44 43 51 B C– 13.4 FNBCorp 3.7 FNB 12.85 +.46 +7 875 14o

92 94 59 B B+ 19.5 FSBanc 1.2 FSBW 17.18 +.02 –81 2 11ê.. .. 33 .. B+ 9.3 FTSpcFn 8.2 FGB 8.28 –.08 +170 63 ..k

44 32 63 B D+20.0 FXCM 1.6 FXCM 15.48 +.64 +44 917 19o

26 58 26 D B+ 6.2 FXEnergy FXEN 3.63 –.03 +90 724 ..o43 85 17 A E 107 F5Netwrks FFIV 82.02 +1.63 +3 1.9m 17o

81 78 93 D C– 11.5 FabUniversal FU 5.75 +.12 –63 805 22ò90 66 87 A B–19.8 Fabrinet FN 18.95 +.21 –5 176 12o

99 99 95 A C+ 54.87Facebook FB.47.53 –.03 –16 70m 65o

.. .. 2 .. D 24.4 Fs2xGldSP500 FSG 5.84 –.16 –85 0.7 ..o

.. .. 1 .. E 9.9 Fs2xOilSP500 FOL 3.76 –.43 –79 2 ..ê

.. .. 11 .. C– 14.5 Fs2xSP500Tbd FSE 10.40 –.06 –93 0.1 ..ê83 84 57 A B–113 Factset 1.3 r FDS 110.2 +1.55 –61 143 21o

76 86 67 A E 59.7 FairIsa .1 FICO 55.57 +1.20 +9 170 16o

2 6 19 D D+15.8 Fairchild FCS 12.15 –.06 –29 925 46o

18 26 48 .. C+ 10.0 FairpntComms FRP 9.18 +.08 –26 47 ..o18 2 45 E B–28.9 FairwayGrp FWM 21.10 +1.15 +571 1.4m ..o36 30 72 E B 2.9 Falcnstr FALC 1.61 –.03 –71 60 ..o55 84 41 A D–75.3 FamilyD 1.5 r FDO 67.50 –.10 –2 1.2m 17o

87 65 96 D A–NH FmsDaves DAVE 20.18 +.13 +51 29 34o

38 20 89 E B–19.0 FarmerBrs FARM 18.16 +.57 –27 27 ..ê51 80 64 D E 27.0 FarmersCptl FFKT 20.69 +.89 –51 10 14ê46 40 34 C A 6.9 FmsNtl 1.9 FMNB 6.31 +.01 –88 2 13ê91 84 92 C A–NH FaroTech FARO 53.06 +.86 +11 119 43o

44 76 32 A D–53.4 Fastenal 2.1 FAST 47.13 +.64 –16 1.6m 31o

9 3 4 E .. 9.2 FateTherptics FATE 4.61 –.39 –54 82 ..k

32 55 49 D B–26.6 Fauquier 3.6 FBSS 13.44 –.37 +269 6 18ê85 92 74 C B–46.0 FBLFncl 1.4 r FFG 43.78 +1.22 –62 16 11ê90 79 55 A B 37.9 FedAgri 1.4 AGM 35.18 +.69 –25 19 7ó70 36 97 D B+ 21.7 FedrlMogul FDML 20.60 +.73 –61 135 35o

27 60 30 A D–118 Federal 3.0 FRT 105.0 –.37 +23 498 46o

97 80 97 B A–NH FedSignl FSS 14.97 +.77 +139 1.0m 21o

.. .. 25 .. E 14.7 FedEnTr 4.7 FTT 12.87 –.11 –37 16 ..k25 29 56 B E 30.9 FedInvs 3.6 FII 27.43 +.82 +46 798 16o

89 77 93 B C 12.2 FedrtdN 1.0 FNHC 11.85 +.45 +191 76 10ê.. .. 15 .. C– 16.2 FedPInt 5.9 FPT 12.29 –.02 –36 11 ..k.. .. 12 .. D+17.1 FedPMu 7.0 FMN 12.90 –.05 –37 13 ..k

78 64 83 C A–136 Fedex .5 r FDX 132.6 +2.02 +11 2.7m 21o

51 64 56 D C+ 23.0 FedFstF 1.2 r FFCO 19.60 +.06 +9 4 20ê43 31 78 E A+7.2 FelCorLdg FCH 6.70 –.05 –33 415 ..o61 63 59 B D–10.2 FemleH 3.1 FHCO 9.04 –.16 +110 183 16ò46 52 68 D B 23.7 Ferrell 8.5 FGP 23.40 –.06 +8 146 34o

88 65 99 E A+NH Ferro FOE 13.42 +.60 –15 875 43o

58 43 71 D B–13.3 FibriaCelu FBR 12.68 +.22 +67 1.7m ..k12 5 4 E E 7.2 FibrocellSci FCSC 3.50 –.16 –37 120 ..ò.. .. 37 .. .. 27.0 FidMscCnsDis FDIS 25.51 +.37 +4 31 99ê.. .. 39 .. .. 26.8 FidMscCnStpl FSTA 25.65 +.03 –73 11 99ê.. .. 37 .. .. 26.1 FidMscEnerg FENY 25.13 +.40 –7 35 99ê.. .. 34 .. .. 25.4 FidMscFinIdx FNCL 24.87 +.42 –4 27 99ê

.. .. 37 .. .. 25.7 FidMsHlthCre FHLC 25.33 +.41 +22 80 99ê

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.. .. 39 .. .. 25.6 FidMscInfTec FTEC 25.33 +.26 –75 14 99ê

.. .. 34 .. .. 25.8 FidMscMtrls FMAT 25.20 +.43 –61 7 99ê

.. .. 34 .. .. 26.7 FidMscTelcS FCOM 25.08 +.05 –68 7 99ê

.. .. 37 .. .. 25.8 FidMsciUtilit FUTY 25.35 –.03 +99 64 99ê

.. .. 70 .. B+ 156 FidNASD 1.1 ONEQ 154.3 +2.22 +32 18 ..ê75 76 54 B A–29.0 Fidelit 2.7 FNF 27.14 +.25 –27 2.6m 11o

79 86 68 B C– 49.6 Fidelity 1.8 FIS 48.32 +.67 +58 1.7m 17o

85 80 87 B C+ NH Fidelty .3 LION 16.28 +.57 –20 56 11ê.. .. 30 .. C– 28.7 FidClyOp 6.6 FMO 25.18 +.25 –6 144 ..k

65 55 65 A C 21.0 FidusInv 7.4 FDUS 20.54 +.67 –3 48 14o

61 41 62 B D–5.3 FieldPnt FPP 4.82 +.07 –86 3 28k

98 94 97 B B 44.7 FiestaRest FRGI 42.99 +.76 +13 292 58o

55 19 95 .. A–30.2 FifthPacific FNP 29.84 +.95 +56 1.8m ..o43 41 25 A B 11.1 5thStre 11 FSC 10.23 +.07 –27 1.2m 9ò9 1 24 .. D–15.0 5thStSr 1.5 FSFR 13.63 +.04 –66 11 99ê

80 80 67 A B NH FifthTh 2.4 FITB 20.01 +.93 +93 15m 11o

93 97 94 A D+63.77FinclEn .3 FNGN 60.00 +3.51 +31 451 89o

67 50 73 B B 25.7 FnclInst 3.2 FISI 23.82 +.48 +13 35 13ê93 83 91 C B–26.77Finisar FNSR 23.00 +.26 –16 2.1m 27ò66 71 71 C C 26.0 FinishL 1.1 r FINL 24.60 +.18 –15 550 16o

17 1 49 .. .. 44.9 FireEye FEYE 37.73 –.30 +117 2.4m ..o31 27 69 E B–2.2 FrstAccept FAC 1.66 +.01 –86 4 10ê.. .. 12 .. C– 18.4 FAmMNII 5.6 MXN 13.40 –.18 –57 3 ..k

60 66 48 B B 27.4 FirstAm 1.9 FAF 25.19 +.19 –26 650 9o

32 38 40 C C 18.2 FrstBan 4.6 FNLC 17.07 +.31 –69 5 14ê51 71 66 E D 16.5 FstBanc 2.1 FBNC 15.25 +.68 –31 19 ..ê68 42 81 B C– 16.6 Fstbanc 1.0 FBMS 14.98 +.46 –92 0.3 14ê87 83 81 C B+ 35.7 FrstBus 1.6 FBIZ 35.30 +.27 –49 3 10ê78 82 73 D B NH FrstBus 2.9 BUSE 5.57 +.15 +83 250 20o

54 63 60 E B 4.3 FstCap FCVA 3.85 –.02 –37 8 16ê73 88 35 B A 22.0 FirstCa 4.0 FCAP 20.24 –.20 +75 1 11ê84 87 68 A B 62.8 FrstCash r FCFS 60.00 –1.78 –9 126 20o

53 76 35 D C+ 7.7 FrstCit 2.4 FCZA 6.67 +.08 –71 2 8k

67 88 61 D D+NH FstCitz .5 FCNCA 219.4 +10.88 +30 15 13ê71 84 68 D C+ 9.7 Cloverl 2.6 FCLF 9.10 +.20 –82 0.3 15k

35 18 56 B D–18.3 FrstCmty 2.8 FCBC 17.09 +.60 +5 55 13o

80 61 75 B C+ 8.5 FrstCtry FCTY 7.15 –.10 –80 3 8ê44 45 54 C C+ 11.2 FrstCmty 2.3 FCCO 10.34 +.00 –94 0.3 12ê43 25 54 C A–15.6 FstConn .8 FBNK 15.57 +.42 –2 39 57ê71 66 62 C A–11.3 FrstCons .0 FCCY 10.51 +.09 –94 0.1 11ê54 80 53 C D–28.5 FrstDef 1.6 r FDEF 24.78 –.26 –20 20 11ê6 4 21 E D–10.1 FrstFed FFBH 8.98 +.22 +109 7 99ê

30 22 54 E B 5.3 FstFdNo 1.6 FFNM 5.10 –.11 –80 0.5 ..ê96 87 86 A A–NH FirstF 1.2 SCBT 62.48 +1.40 +9 84 20o

42 66 37 C C 16.6 FrstFncl 3.8 FFBC 15.88 +.60 –11 196 14o

85 61 85 A C+ 64.0 FstFncl 1.7 FFIN 62.45 +1.87 +20 114 26o

68 78 74 E B–11.3 FtFnNw 1.5 r FFNW 10.96 +.10 –34 51 22o

64 52 94 E A–6.3 FrstFincl FFKY 4.90 +.20 –94 0.7 ..k34 50 44 D D–12.8 FstHori 1.8 r FHN 11.30 +.39 –3 3.2m 16o

29 33 53 E B+ 19.0 FirstIn 1.9 FR 17.44 –.10 –50 402 ..o67 60 70 B B–36.0 FirstInte 1.0 INBK 23.60 –.55 –81 2 12ê82 81 85 C C– 26.07FstIntr 2.2 FIBK 25.07 +.83 +2 103 13ê64 57 80 C C+ 41.8 FrstLng 2.6 FLIC 40.05 +1.03 –4 20 17ê9 42 4 B C+ 24.2 FirstMajstic r AG 10.63 +.16 –32 850 13ò

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3 26 11 E D–16.1 FirstPot 5.3 FPO 11.27 –.08 +32 351 ..ê94 91 83 A A–51.9 FrstRpb .9 FRC 50.99 +1.07 +36 1.1m 19o

54 75 36 B B 27.0 FrstSvgs 1.8 FSFG 22.33 –.08 –95 0.1 11k

4 27 5 E C+ 7.5 FrstSecty FSGI 2.08 +.08 –67 56 ..k94 41 96 A A 62.5 FirstSolar FSLR 60.50 +2.37 –5 5.3m 11o

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.. .. 70 .. B 31.1 FTCnsmD 1.0 FXD 30.58 +.44 –57 132 ..ê

.. .. 67 .. B 35.4 FTCnsSt 1.7 FXG 34.16 +.08 +71 474 ..ê

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.. .. 78 .. B 56.2 FTDJInt FDN 54.66 +.99 –47 213 ..o

.. .. 74 .. C+ 30.8 FTDJMic 1.5 FDM 30.60 +.56 –88 7 ..ê

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.. .. 67 .. C 39.1 FTEuroA 1.5 FEP 31.80 +.15 +68 257 ..ê

.. .. 67 .. B–20.9 FTFincl 1.8 FXO 20.86 +.37 –49 150 ..ê

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.. .. 89 .. A–11.6 FTWindE .7 FAN 11.33 +.10 –24 70 ..ê

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.. .. 72 .. B+ 45.3 FTHlthC .3 FXH 45.23 +.93 –53 150 ..ê

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.. .. 12 .. B–25.1 FTIntDurP 8.9 FPF 20.45 –.40 +65 424 ..ê

.. .. 73 .. C+ 43.2 FTIPOX .7 FPX 41.96 +.52 +128 280 ..ê

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.. .. 63 .. B 31.4 FTMatlr 2.1 FXZ 30.78 +.53 –37 118 ..o

.. .. 67 .. B 48.4 FTMCpCr 1.0 FNX 47.92 +.85 +29 70 ..ê

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38 62 37 D C 9.4 FrstUntd FUNC 8.12 +.22 –23 4 6õ26 27 37 C D–18.2 FirstWs 4.6 FWV 16.37 –.15 +14 0.8 13ê91 99 91 C B+ 20.3 Firstba 1.2 FBMI 19.73 +.17 –62 5 13ê31 41 53 E C 8.7 FstBancHld FBP 6.28 +.59 +19 1.2m ..o12 31 25 C B–46.8 Firsten 5.7 FE 38.84 +.52 +140 8.4m 12o

.. .. 63 .. D–26.4 FirsthdTchVl SVVC 22.44 +.14 +29 135 ..k62 31 82 B D+23.5 Frstmer 2.9 FMER 22.44 +.57 –12 1.0m 18o

71 57 80 B B 42.6 Firstser 1.0 FSRV 41.45 –.99 –33 13 24ê90 81 87 C B NH FrstSrce 2.1 SRCE 32.24 +1.02 +44 59 14ê90 91 74 A C– 108 Fiserv r FISV 105.6 +1.76 –14 409 18o

.. .. 81 .. C 44.1 FishrEnhBigCp FBG 42.05 +.64 –87 10 ..k64 51 91 .. B+ 53.7 FiveBelow FIVE.50.85 +.80 –51 515 87ò6 38 7 .. E 15.7 FiveOaks 13 OAKS 10.92 –.13 –46 33 ..ê

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93 71 80 A B 52.3 Fleetmatics FLTX 36.03 –1.47 –16 831 44o

12 16 8 E D+1.6 FlexibleSol FSI .94 –.01 +97 34 ..k.. .. 31 .. D+25.6 Flx3yTgt 2.3 TDTT 24.96 +.02 –66 76 ..ê.. .. 29 .. B–26.5 Flx5yTg 1.5 TDTF 25.18 –.12 –81 26 ..k.. .. 1 .. .. 50.2 GQRE GQRE 49.25 –.65 +999 13 99ê

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65 51 55 B C+ 33.8 FLIRSys 1.2 r FLIR 29.06 +.84 –25 829 18o

64 23 90 B D 23.9 FlotekInd r FTK 21.31 +.38 –29 432 34o

46 63 53 E B–4.1 FlowIntl FLOW 3.99 ... –88 112 99k

81 78 73 A B 25.7 Flowers 2.0 FLO.22.75 +.48 +61 2.1m 24o

93 83 85 B B–71.5 Flowser .8 FLS 69.58 +1.13 +13 1.3m 20o

80 42 96 D B–32.9 Fluidigm FLDM 29.95 +.20 +21 234 ..o75 67 81 C B 78.2 Fluor .8 r FLR 77.92 +2.25 +28 1.8m 16o

74 67 74 C A–20.4 Flushing 2.6 r FFIC 20.27 +.69 +35 91 17o

45 30 50 B B+ 17.4 FlyLeas 4.8 FLY 14.68 –.05 –39 127 3o

79 68 73 A D+74.6 FMC .7 FMC 73.42 +1.26 +8 670 20o

55 75 32 A E 59.8 FMCTech FTI 49.75 +.31 –13 1.6m 24o

21 65 11 B D 126 Fomento 1.8 FMX 90.26 +1.60 +230 1.8m 20o

97 42 97 A A 12.9 Fonarrs FONR 11.41 +.31 –47 68 7k

47 56 57 B D+6.8 FoodTech VIFL 5.78 +.22 0 5 17k

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8 20 5 D D–7.4 ForestOil FST 4.30 –.05 +16 5.8m 14o

37 33 52 B D 25.1 Forestar FOR.20.67 +.13 –32 123 35o

23 33 32 D D 7.8 Formfactor FORM 5.31 +.25 –33 268 ..o82 48 82 B C+ 26.6 Formula 1.0 FORTY 25.69 –.20 +999 43 12k

45 24 71 C B 41.4 Forrest 1.6 r FORR 38.41 +.92 –47 38 38o

45 78 21 B E 9.6 Fortegra FRF 7.13 +.08 –24 17 8k

36 57 25 B C 25.4 Fortinet FTNT 19.44 +.04 –36 1.3m 39o

75 69 80 A D+9.1 Fortress 3.1 FIG 7.77 –.13 +201 3.1m 19o

7 34 25 C D 5.8 FortunaSilver FSM 3.60 –.05 –10 200 99o

85 98 69 C D+44.0 Fortune 1.0 FBHS 40.83 –.25 –17 1.1m 30o

64 59 55 B D 32.5 ForumEnrgy FET 28.18 +.49 +3 400 20o

84 68 62 B B+ 42.3 Forward 1.0 FWRD 41.00 +1.20 +9 108 22o

29 61 30 D C+ 2.2 ForwardInd FORD 1.70 –.01 –37 7 ..ê94 95 76 A B–134 Fossil r FOSL.127.9 +2.34 –4 684 20o

72 48 81 C B–NH FosterWhl FWLT 30.65 +1.79 +190 2.6m 20o

19 2 8 D .. 41.5 FoundatnMed FMI 28.68 +.62 –47 303 ..ê

59 85 43 D B–18.2 FoxChase 1.8 FXCB 17.44 +.15 –17 18 34x

73 99 22 A D–20.8 FoxFactory FOXF.17.43 +.38 –43 105 31o

53 97 4 A B–32.4 Francseca r FRAN 18.44 +.50 –36 1.1m 16ò21 55 23 C B 60.6 FrancoNe 1.6 FNV 44.12 +.49 –35 536 41o

56 29 72 A E 32.7 Frank's 1.0 FI 31.29 +1.04 –47 236 13ò99 74 86 B B+ 19.5 FranklinCovy FC 19.43 +1.09 –36 21 23ê86 80 67 B C+ 40.3 FrankEl .8 FELE 39.16 +1.33 +29 151 23ê64 70 54 B C– NH FrnklnF .0 r FRNK 19.25 +.40 –61 8 25k

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34 72 57 .. E 17.8 Freescale FSL 14.86 +.12 –42 792 99o

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16 21 28 C B–30.8 FreshDe 1.9 r FDP 26.79 +.12 +5 228 14x

63 88 23 A B–62.5 FreshMrkt TFM 49.32 +1.33 +165 1.4m 34ò29 35 30 D A–12.0 FriedmI 3.2 FRD 10.11 +.04 –75 4 14k

77 82 80 D C+ 25.4 Frischs 3.0 FRS 24.13 –.37 –88 1 15ê17 18 44 D B–4.9 Frontie 8.5 FTR 4.69 +.06 +23 9.8m 20o

9 13 24 E B–4.0 Frontlne FRO 2.47 +.22 +49 1.9m ..ò.. .. 22 .. D+16.8 FtDearb 4.9 FDI 14.24 –.10 +23 29 ..ê

76 81 81 D C+ NH FrstCmn 2.7 FCF 8.95 +.35 +9 499 21ê62 46 68 C B NH FrstFncl 2.7 THFF 35.48 +1.29 +113 51 15ê.. .. 14 .. D–32.2 FTCopp 2.9 CU 22.22 –.20 –37 5 ..ê.. .. 23 .. C+ 17.1 FTPlat .2 PLTM 12.61 +.05 –82 1 ..ê.. .. 65 .. C– 20.6 FTRNG .4 FCG 19.26 +.47 +1 596 ..ê

75 86 75 C D–20.2 FrstMer 1.0 FRME 19.35 +.74 +58 154 13ê82 62 85 C B 43.7 FTIConsult FCN 42.50 +1.25 +208 852 16o

21 61 8 E E 21.4 FuelSys FSYS 13.45 –.53 +371 507 89o

59 67 59 D A–5.2 FuelTech FTEK 4.58 –.10 +249 255 57ò56 41 74 D B–1.6 FuelClErgy FCEL 1.33 –.01 –32 1.5m ..o22 19 29 B C– 8.8 FullCircl 11 FULL 7.76 –.23 +141 169 10ê29 20 19 C B 3.6 FullHseR FLL 2.77 +.06 –64 20 ..ê92 88 83 B A+49.2 FullerHB .8 FUL 48.25 +.27 –40 194 18o

55 59 53 C B 13.1 FultonF 2.6 r FULT 12.38 +.46 +9 1.0m 15o

23 4 63 D E 49.5 FuriexPhar FURX 34.73 +.56 +117 110 ..o92 77 96 C B+ 11.7 Furmanite FRM 10.89 +.42 0 235 32o

2 20 5 D D–25.0 FusionIo FIO 10.65 +.22 –60 1.8m 99o

83 94 57 B C– 19.1 Futuref 2.8 FF 15.85 –1.60 +292 874 13o

1 4 26 E E 4.0 FuweiFilm FFHL 1.15 +.01 –91 7 ..k

— G —15 45 24 E E 4.6 GFIGrp 5.9 GFIG 3.39 +.02 –46 137 30o

91 97 82 B B+ 59.2 GIIIApparel GIII 54.26 –.60 +22 149 17ò94 97 86 A B 60.47GNCHs 1.0 r GNC.57.88 +.27 –31 763 21o

90 79 77 B B–29.5 GPStrat r GPX 27.83 +.02 +80 86 24o

3 12 2 E B+ 8.4 GSEHldng GSE 2.85 –.20 +37 225 ..ò6 20 14 E B 2.6 GSESys GVP 1.63 +.01 +88 51 ..k

72 48 83 C A–11.4 GSI GSIG 10.85 +.14 +15 94 33o

14 10 44 E C 7.4 GSITech r GSIT 6.47 –.03 –24 37 99ê28 18 94 E D–16.9 GSVCapital GSVC 13.91 +.47 –9 898 ..ó73 20 98 C B 10.6 GTAdvcTch GTAT 9.47 +.16 +37 7.3m ..o76 14 99 C A 35.0 GWPharma GWPH 29.03 +.11 –84 20 99k

90 97 81 B A 7.8 GWilliF WILC 7.60 –.17 –35 15 10ê86 67 88 C B–64.5 G&KSvc 1.8 GK 59.96 +.80 +36 92 22o

.. .. 42 .. D+7.2 Gabelli 7.8 GCV 6.16 +.05 –59 11 ..ê

.. .. 60 .. A–21.4 GabDvIn 5.1 GDV 21.11 +.10 –42 101 ..ê

.. .. 53 .. B–7.1 GabelliE 8.0 GAB 6.98 +.07 –48 154 ..ê

.. .. 23 .. B 24.1 GabGlUt 6.1 GLU 19.75 –.10 +10 10 ..ê

.. .. 62 .. B 10.6 GabelliMul 7.8 GGT 10.21 +.08 –37 35 ..ê

.. .. 24 .. E 7.1 GabUtil 9 GUT 6.47 +.02 +107 164 ..ê1 3 6 D D 5.2 Gafisa GFA 2.52 +.01 +7 1.8m ..ò

61 43 92 E B–6.7 GaiamA GAIA 5.97 –.33 +74 52 13o

83 66 97 C B–14.6 GainCap 1.9 GCAP 10.32 +.22 –64 121 16ê58 16 99 .. B 13.2 GalectinTher GALT 8.75 –.25 +89 568 ..ó42 11 67 .. B 3.0 GalenaBiophr GALE 2.37 +.08 –19 2.4m ..o85 84 65 A B 48.1 Gallaghr 3.0 AJG 47.01 +.24 –37 462 23o

.. .. 15 .. C– 14.1 GamcoGl 13 GGN 10.68 +.07 +18 468 ..ê94 98 90 A D 77.07GAMCO .3 r GBL 73.97 +2.79 –65 8 18ê.. .. 13 .. B+ 15.7 GamNtRs 12 GNT 11.40 ... –6 74 ..ê

74 33 95 D B+ 57.2 Gamestop 2.0 GME 55.48 +1.66 –16 1.5m 17ò5 1 1 .. .. 51.4 Gmg/LisPptys GLPI 45.49 –.32 +85 2.6m 99ê

44 32 42 B B–9.1 GamPtrs .0 r GPIC 8.19 –.05 –30 9 19õ69 29 83 B B–28.3 Gannett 2.9 GCI 27.70 +.79 0 2.3m 12o

68 93 51 A D 46.6 Gap 1.9 r GPS 41.43 +3.68 +161 12m 15ò58 30 77 B B+ 50.4 Garmin 3.9 r GRMN 46.25 –.10 +6 1.6m 18o

53 77 31 B C– 15.9 Garrison 9 GARS 14.75 +.37 –11 23 22ê84 87 62 A D 63.0 Gartner IT 60.24 +2.42 +16 587 31o

28 57 25 C D–10.8 GasNat 5.5 EGAS 9.86 –.01 +46 49 14k

93 90 77 B B+ 15.9 GasLog 2.8 GLOG 15.55 +.28 +5 192 64ò89 78 99 C A–5.1 GastarE GST 4.43 +.08 –36 512 18o

64 54 59 B B 54.2 GATX 2.4 GMT 52.24 +.36 –40 137 17o

48 61 48 B D+14.3 GazitGl 3.6 GZT 13.77 +.18 +49 8 10k

.. .. 29 .. C– 12.1 GDLFund 11 GDL 11.34 –.05 +22 68 ..ê69 26 77 D A–20.0 Geeknet GKNT 18.61 +.92 –56 12 ..ê35 13 91 E B 5.0 GenShp GNK 2.83 +.17 –50 1.3m ..o71 61 77 E C 9.3 Gencorn GENC 9.14 +.06 –94 0.9 21ê75 47 90 .. B–17.8 GenCorp GY 17.53 +.39 –4 597 9o

99 98 88 A B+ 52.37Generac .0 GNRC.48.66 +1.59 +8 877 11o

.. .. 65 .. C 36.0 GenlAmI .6 GAM 35.76 +.24 –27 19 ..ê19 21 16 C D 37.1 GenCable 2.5 BGC 28.29 +.16 +19 750 14ò69 95 51 C B–10.1 GenCmm GNCMA 9.67 +.09 +31 148 23o

63 57 67 C D 89.9 GenDyna 2.6 GD 87.20 +.40 +7 1.4m 13o

54 44 71 C B+ 27.2 General 2.8 r GE 27.05 +.45 –3 38m 18o

41 17 80 C C– 6.4 GenFin GFN 5.88 +.03 –39 19 36k

21 78 32 E E 23.3 GenGrwth 2.7 GGP 20.47 +.11 +34 5.3m 99o

43 56 51 A D 53.1 GeneralM 3.0 GIS 50.54 +.14 –19 2.6m 18o

10 51 4 .. C+ 4.3 GenMoly GMO 1.60 +.01 –36 104 ..o50 23 71 C C+ 38.2 GenMotors GM 36.66 +.74 +2 18m 12o

16 24 13 .. B–1.4 GenSteeln GSI .93 –.02 –43 50 ..o50 83 41 B D–75.8 Genesco GCO 67.28 +1.11 –52 107 13ò87 97 71 A C 102 GeneseWym GWR.98.45 +.90 –39 250 25o

59 87 55 C D 56.0 Genesis 4.3 GEL 48.97 –.95 –21 218 38o

5 1 4 E D–3.4 GeneticTc GENE 1.81 –.07 –1 66 ..ò

48 31 91 D B–12.2 GenieEnr 1.8 GNE 11.41 +.72 +4 52 ..o

46 36 58 D C 16.0 GenMark GNMK 11.64 –.17 –53 115 ..ó36 8 62 C C 39.0 GenomicHlth GHDX 35.16 +1.77 +44 213 ..o71 83 31 A C– 21.3 Genpact .0 G 17.80 –.43 +55 964 15o

9 21 2 E D+0.6 GenlEmplymt JOB .19 ... –68 5 ..ê91 94 87 B B 31.5 Gentex 1.9 GNTX 28.80 +.34 –24 891 21o

98 98 92 A A–25.3 Gentherm THRM 22.99 +.19 +29 398 22o

98 78 99 C A+49.4 Gentium GENT 45.30 +4.79 +100 294 92ê8 11 30 D D–13.9 GntvaHlth GTIV 11.27 +.26 –11 179 12o

52 77 53 B D–85.4 Genuine 2.7 GPC 80.69 +1.21 –12 591 18o

67 30 98 E A+2.2 GenVec GNVC 1.42 –.05 –89 80 ..õ74 56 94 D B 14.8 Genworth GNW 14.33 +.56 +1 8.8m 12o

63 78 44 C B+ 39.4 GeoGroup 6.6 GEO 33.49 +.02 –29 543 19o

34 32 55 C D 15.0 GrgtBc 1.1 r GTWN 14.56 –.11 –57 1 28ê98 97 82 A B+ 113 Geospac .0 GEOS 98.64 +1.04 –52 60 21o

40 34 44 E A–9.7 GerdauA .4 GGB 7.91 +.08 +52 9.7m 23o

86 74 72 B A 28.9 GermAm 2.1 GABC 27.98 +.69 –14 21 14ê66 45 99 E B–7.8 Geron GERN 4.61 –.60 +390 20m ..o37 78 20 C C+ 23.0 GettyRl 4.4 GTY 18.28 –.15 +24 70 18o

10 19 4 E D 2.8 Gevo r GEVO 1.36 –.02 –19 327 ..o72 80 81 A E 9.6 7GiantIn 7.6 GA 8.24 –.11 +92 2.1m 8o

50 40 70 D B 20.0 Gibraltar ROCK 17.09 +.48 –21 74 25o

3 31 5 E E 2.2 GigaTronics GIGA 1.07 +.15 +42 7 ..õ9 31 28 E D 1.2 Gigamedia GIGM 1.01 ... –52 39 99k

33 97 20 .. E 41.8 Gigamon GIMO 28.44 +.79 –6 424 66o

19 12 59 E B–2.2 Gigoptix GIG 1.43 +.03 –62 30 ..ê31 26 35 D A–6.2 GilatSatNet GILT 5.20 +.01 +33 53 20ò82 92 75 B B–49.0 Gildan .7 GIL 48.26 +.17 –26 94 18ò92 63 91 A D+73.2 GileadS .0 GILD 67.37 +1.74 +54 12m 33o

94 72 83 B A+NH GivenImg GIVN 21.78 +.53 –24 49 28o

93 74 93 C A NH Glacier 2.1 GBCI 28.68 +1.02 +11 386 23o

22 29 42 C D 9.5 GldstnC 9 GLAD 9.10 +.24 +254 305 10ò17 1 38 C B–21.3 Gladsto 8.0 GOOD 18.83 +.01 –16 41 ..o62 72 35 A B–7.7 GladstI 9 GAIN 7.30 +.06 +39 197 9o

28 5 41 B D 18.7 Gladsto 8.9 LAND 16.11 +.11 –38 14 99ê80 75 76 C B 29.3 Glatfel 1.5 GLT 26.55 +.56 –22 152 19o

73 46 53 A B 54.0 GlaxoSm 4.5 GSK 53.16 +.44 –23 1.9m 14o

.. .. 48 .. C 16.5 GblXChC 1.0 CHIQ 15.50 +.02 –81 13 ..o

.. .. 43 .. A–15.6 GblXChi 1.7 CHIE 14.84 –.04 +150 18 ..ê

.. .. 43 .. A 13.5 GblXChi 1.3 CHII 11.93 –.05 –99 0.1 ..ê

.. .. 13 .. D 14.5 GlbXCpM 4.4 COPX 9.50 –.06 –48 13 ..ê

.. .. 5 .. C– 25.0 GlbXSil 1.6 SIL 12.20 –.04 +18 219 ..o16 3 14 E B+ 19.6 Gleacher .0 GLCH 13.05 +.42 +29 15 ..õ53 83 42 C C– 13.0 GlenBur 3.3 GLBZ 12.25 +.73 –80 0.4 12ê19 60 10 D B–13.3 Glimcher 4.1 GRT 9.72 –.14 –41 577 ..ê

55 40 77 C B–21.5 GlobBrssCop BRSS 18.84 +.72 –30 74 29k

68 32 64 B A–8.8 GlobCash GCA 8.49 –.13 +74 588 11o

6 1 1 .. .. 10.1 GlobDefNat GDEF 10.01 –.01 –97 4 99ê33 22 34 .. B 11.5 GlobalEagleEt ENT 10.12 +.17 +66 221 ..k3 20 2 E D+5.0 GlbGeoph GGS 2.05 –.21 +112 557 ..o.. .. 10 .. D+13.3 GlobalH 8.0 GHI 10.19 –.03 +73 142 ..ê

20 15 52 D C– 27.6 GlobalIndy GBLI 25.11 +.11 –62 9 23o

17 6 58 C B–41.0 GlobalP 6.9 GLP 35.02 –1.21 +132 71 20o

94 79 84 A B+ NH GlobalP .1 r GPN 60.82 +.87 –46 499 16o

66 52 71 C B 21.0 GlbPrEq 1.8 GLPW 19.50 –.33 +391 263 22ê43 19 78 D B 5.4 GlbShipL GSL 5.02 –.05 +5 63 13k

72 53 64 B B 8.5 GlblSrcs GSOL 7.66 +.34 +28 44 7k

35 1 69 D B+ 5.9 GloblTeleTech GTT 4.97 –.03 –71 9 ..k.. .. 15 .. D–21.8 GlobalX 1.4 BRAQ 16.75 –.20 +48 7 ..ê.. .. 21 .. D+16.8 GlXBraz 3.3 BRAZ 13.58 –.21 –3 3 ..ê.. .. 22 .. C 15.3 GXAsiaMong AZIA 13.59 –.20 –74 3 ..ê.. .. 20 .. C+ 15.0 GXCanad 3.9 CNPF 12.78 –.05 –12 4 ..ê.. .. 43 .. E 14.7 GlbXChi 2.9 CHIX 12.97 +.06 –60 40 ..o.. .. 21 .. B–19.5 GlblXCh 3.6 CHIM 14.77 –.48 –84 0.6 ..ê.. .. 78 .. B–22.2 GXChnTe .4 QQQC 19.93 –.04 –4 16 ..ê.. .. 20 .. B–14.9 GXFert/P 1.4 SOIL 11.68 ... +5 15 ..ê.. .. 14 .. D+15.3 GlbXFts 2.1 AND 11.81 –.21 –71 2 ..ê.. .. 57 .. B–21.8 GXFtse 1.8 ARGT 19.58 –.10 –69 2 ..ê.. .. 27 .. C– 19.0 GlbXFts 2.2 ASEA 16.67 –.02 –69 8 ..ê.. .. 21 .. C 22.8 GXFtseCol 2.3 GXG 19.30 –.30 +53 216 ..ê.. .. 76 .. B–23.2 GXFtseG .1 GREK 22.12 +.33 –13 87 ..o.. .. 56 .. D+24.4 GXFtseNor 2.1 GXF 23.50 –.05 –81 2 ..ê.. .. 3 .. D–33.3 GlbXGol 46 GLDX 12.43 –.03 –55 24 ..ê.. .. 72 .. A 24.4 GXGuruInd .0 GURU 23.82 +.31 +9 184 ..ê.. .. 5 .. D 33.0 GXJrM 63 JUNR 15.92 –.17 +19 4 ..ê.. .. 36 .. C 16.4 GXJrMl 6.8 MLPJ 15.53 –.05 –81 1 ..ê.. .. 29 .. C– 15.0 GlobalXL 2.7 LIT 12.74 +.01 –26 18 ..o.. .. 39 .. D–16.7 GlobalX 5.7 MLPA 15.95 –.03 –67 13 ..ê.. .. 41 .. C– 16.5 GXMlp& 2.3 MLPX 15.36 +.04 –28 7 1ê.. .. .. .. .. 0.0 EMFM EMFM 24.75 ... 0 1 99ê.. .. 29 .. A–16.8 GXNigeria NGE 15.20 +.06 –70 4 ..ê.. .. 45 .. B–17.1 GlXN30 2.5 NORW 16.49 –.08 –76 11 ..ê.. .. 27 .. B 26.1 GXPerm .0 PERM 23.96 –.20 –45 3 ..ê.. .. 7 .. B–23.8 GXPrGl .4 GGGG 11.61 –.14 –94 1 ..ê.. .. 80 .. B–21.2 GXSoclM .0 SOCL 18.82 +.05 –24 188 ..o.. .. 41 .. D 24.3 GXSupe 7.7 SDIV 23.33 +.04 –37 144 ..o.. .. 36 .. C+ 26.8 GXSuperd 6.6 DIV 25.67 +.11 –17 14 ..ê.. .. 34 .. B–15.5 GXSprIn 7.2 SPFF 14.84 +.02 –1 36 ..ê.. .. 5 .. D–23.0 GlbXUra 7.8 URA 14.19 +.11 –34 56 ..o

55 78 48 D B 2.0 GlblScp .0 GSB 1.71 +.01 –5 13 34k

45 17 79 D B+ 18.4 GlobSpec 1.6 r GSM 16.83 +.30 +17 561 51o

44 58 55 E B–14.9 Globecom GCOM 14.08 ... –74 67 25ê1 9 16 E D+17.9 GlobalT .0 GAI 7.08 –.06 –80 2 ..ê

38 27 79 E B–3.5 GlobsMr 12 GLBS 2.66 –.03 –45 7 ..k90 88 73 A C– 19.3 GlobusMed GMED 18.50 –.04 –38 348 21o

41 29 57 D A–2.2 Glowpoint GLOW 1.47 +.14 +929 236 ..ê32 7 86 E A 4.1 GluMobilen GLUU 3.21 +.20 –13 2.9m ..o50 9 89 D A–19.8 Gogo GOGO 18.75 +1.22 +3 1.1m ..ò13 18 35 E C 7.7 GolInAir GOL 4.59 –.37 +81 3.6m ..ò59 99 28 B D–41.6 Golar 4.8 GLNG 37.54 +.93 –19 437 14ò45 42 36 B B–36.0 GolrLgP 6.7 GMLP 31.32 +.08 –20 59 12ò2 47 2 D C– 11.2 GoldFie 5.8 GFI 4.46 +.06 +1 7.0m 12ò1 20 2 B E 17.1 GoldRes 6.7 GORO 5.35 –.12 –13 626 22o

24 32 57 .. A–1.7 GoldStrdVentr GSV .86 ... –64 37 ..k2 34 6 C D+45.2 Goldcorp 2.4 GG 24.57 +.16 +1 8.3m 19o

32 45 64 D C+ 4.4 GoldEntA 3.0 GLDC 3.98 ... –57 3 36ê1 24 1 D E 5.0 GoldenMin AUMN .51 –.03 –37 207 ..o4 43 3 D B 2.0 GoldStr GSS .52 –.05 –40 2.0m 2o

12 5 13 B B–5.7 Goldfield GV 2.00 –.07 –63 51 5ò54 62 58 A B–170 GoldmanS 1.3 GS 163.2 +3.53 +10 3.8m 9o

.. .. 25 .. D–50.4 GSCnct GSC 45.20 +.17 –5 10 ..ê71 86 45 A C+ 18.8 GolubCap 7.4 GBDC 17.36 +.14 –45 139 13ò45 56 37 E C+ 3.6 GoodTimes GTIM 2.53 +.08 –73 14 ..ê45 1 94 E D–28.6 GoodrPet GDP 21.57 +1.21 +45 2.7m ..o83 96 91 C B 23.4 Goodyear .9 r GT 21.06 +.15 –26 3.5m 9o

97 86 80 A B–10427Google GOOG.1016 +8.08 –35 1.3m 23o

14 30 31 B D+12.0 Gordmns .0 GMAN 9.71 +.02 –79 21 11ò85 86 77 C D–42.5 GormanR 1.2 GRC 38.08 +.17 +55 53 26ê20 37 31 B C– 27.3 GovtPrp 7.1 GOV 24.12 –.23 +3 478 22o

85 70 78 B B+ 95.1 GraceWR GRA 92.52 +.75 –39 384 22o

96 94 80 A C– 79.7 Graco 1.3 GGG 77.28 +1.01 –13 184 23o

47 5 87 D B+ 11.5 GraftechIntl GTI 11.36 +.30 –18 1.3m 32o

84 52 91 B C 41.9 Graham .3 GHM 36.17 –1.03 +6 40 28o

46 51 78 .. B+ 5.3 GramercyProp GPT 4.70 –.09 +27 432 ..o91 99 80 A C+ 8.0 GranTragn GTE 7.61 +.12 –11 962 11ó16 17 34 .. B 22.1 GranayMntr GRAM 20.84 –.31 –74 29 22k

98 93 95 A B+ 50.57GrandCanyn LOPE 47.39 +1.08 –50 207 26o

10 21 26 D C– 37.7 Granite 1.7 GVA 29.75 +.24 +26 238 99o

68 90 56 C D–8.9 GraphPkg GPK 8.27 +.21 –2 2.2m 18o

4 11 23 D D 1.6 GravityCo GRVY 1.20 +.02 –74 10 ..k72 5 98 B B+ 9.1 GrayTelA GTNA 8.27 +.25 –71 0.6 25k

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87 32 98 B A–9.5 GrayTV GTN 9.09 +.28 +50 1.1m 50o

54 47 58 D A–10.1 GrtLake .9 GLDD 8.64 +.23 –8 376 ..o18 26 32 B C– 82.5 GrtNorI 14 GNI 71.25 +.25 –23 9 7ê1 20 3 E C 2.0 GrtPanthrSilvr GPL .75 –.03 +73 796 ..ê

18 45 43 C E 24.7 GrtPlnsE 3.9 GXP 23.73 +.31 +97 1.5m 15o

36 35 46 C D+31.0 GrtSthrn 2.6 GSBC 27.95 +.87 –14 22 11ê79 87 77 C C+ 40.9 Greatbatch GB 36.46 +.51 +62 149 17o

.. .. 28 .. B+ 13.4 Greater 1.7 GCH 11.63 +.03 –43 13 ..ê80 57 88 B B 26.6 GreenDotA GDOT 23.13 +.37 –13 634 17o

75 99 76 A E 89.7 GrnMtnCof GMCR.59.71 +1.53 –22 3.2m 18ò70 41 94 C B+ 31.9 Greenbri r GBX 31.04 +.44 +84 539 15o

69 67 85 B D+32.5 GreenCn 2.5 GCBC 28.00 +1.49 +283 2 18ê.. .. 21 .. D+30.1 GrHCmdty GCC 25.87 +.09 –34 35 ..o

31 34 32 B D+62.0 Greenhi 3.6 GHL 50.33 +1.83 –3 291 32o

17 1 18 D B 2.1 Greenhunter GRH 1.37 +.02 –26 77 ..k58 67 76 D C+ 32.0 Greenlight GLRE 30.94 +.20 –11 92 14o

30 46 48 D C+ 58.3 Greifin 3.2 GEF 53.23 +.66 –33 96 20o

24 50 48 D E 60.0 GreifB 4.5 GEFB 56.61 –.12 –89 0.3 15ê29 29 56 E B–33.2 Griffin .6 GRIF 32.51 +.22 +41 9 ..ê39 38 69 E B 13.1 Griffon .8 GFF 12.71 +.34 –37 56 55ò92 94 50 A B+ 33.1 Grifols .7 GRFS 29.96 +.16 –52 181 23ò78 78 88 E B+ 18.4 GreenPla 1.0 GPRE 15.97 +.32 –23 408 10o

58 33 96 D D+12.8 GrouponA r GRPN 10.11 +.61 +108 46m ..o31 81 21 B E 82.4 Grp1Auto 1.1 GPI 63.62 +.62 –46 229 13o

31 57 11 A D+18.0 GrpFinS 1.4 BSMX 13.64 –.19 +66 2.2m 14o

57 40 49 B B 31.0 GrupoTe .4 TV 28.79 –.75 +39 2.3m 33o

77 68 95 D A–28.1 Gruma GMK 26.79 –1.02 +50 11 21ê

53 79 31 A C+ 34.8 GrupoAe .0 OMAB 26.26 +.19 –63 10 18ê22 48 15 B C+ 66.2 GrupoAe 8.4 PAC 49.81 –1.10 –46 29 20ê

59 82 35 A C 141 GrupoAer 2.8 ASR 118.0 –1.85 +16 63 20k

88 68 96 A B 11.7 GrupoFi .0 GGAL 9.67 +.21 –48 385 4ó17 23 8 D C+ 15.4 GrupoSimec SIM 10.92 +.09 +117 31 16ê11 8 1 E D 7.2 GTxInc GTXI 1.63 +.04 –89 136 ..ó64 48 76 C B 28.2 Guangshen 2.2 GSH 25.85 –.36 –48 16 17ò88 71 95 A A+3.2 Guanwei .0 GPRC 2.73 –.05 –59 56 2k

80 61 83 C B 14.0 Guaranty .7 GBNK 13.39 +.45 –40 13 21ê55 78 59 D D 14.5 GuarntyFd GFED 11.33 +.03 –88 0.4 7ê37 33 68 C D+34.4 Guess 2.5 GES 32.43 +.37 +15 785 15ò.. .. 33 .. B–26.0 GggBlt2 2.7 BSJD 25.49 +.01 –67 10 ..k.. .. 36 .. E 26.9 GggBlt2 3.7 BSJE 26.76 +.01 –39 79 ..k.. .. 36 .. D+27.4 GggBlt2 4.5 BSJF 26.89 –.03 –18 169 ..k.. .. 39 .. D–28.4 GgBlt20 4.1 BSJG 26.95 –.01 –52 74 ..k.. .. 39 .. C 31.4 GggBlt2 4.2 BSJH 27.02 –.01 +11 68 ..k.. .. 34 .. B+ 22.1 GggBlt20 1.7 BSCI 20.95 –.09 –30 43 ..k.. .. 39 .. D–28.0 GggBlt20 4.9 BSJI 26.78 –.08 +58 59 ..k.. .. 31 .. B–21.4 GggBlt2 2.0 BSCJ 20.67 –.07 –60 9 ..k.. .. 43 .. .. 25.7 GuggBlt20 .0 BSJJ 25.62 ... +54 19 1ê.. .. 29 .. C+ 21.8 GggBlt2 2.6 BSCK 20.47 –.22 –66 7 ..k.. .. 43 .. .. 26.3 GuggBlt20 .0 BSJK 25.66 –.05 +74 18 1ê.. .. 32 .. B–20.1 GuggBlt 3.7 BSCL 19.77 –.15 –44 6 ..ê.. .. 32 .. C– 20.2 GuggBlt 3.9 BSCM 19.65 –.26 –74 2 1ê.. .. 43 .. B 37.7 GuggBri 2.7 EEB 35.30 –.08 +16 63 ..ò.. .. 14 .. B 23.8 GuggBld 8.3 GBAB 19.90 –.13 +86 93 ..k.. .. 31 .. C 16.2 GuggCan 3.0 ENY 14.68 +.05 –15 11 ..k.. .. 47 .. B 27.3 GuggChin 2.1 YAO 26.09 +.14 –89 1 ..k.. .. 29 .. D 24.2 GuggChin 1.8 TAO 21.41 +.23 –75 5 ..ò.. .. 50 .. D+26.7 GuggChina 1.2 HAO 25.50 –.03 +11 127 ..ò.. .. 79 .. C 35.9 GuggChi 1.3 CQQQ 32.10 +.02 –2 38 ..k.. .. 15 .. D+26.2 GugCredA 8.6 GGM 22.33 –1.21 +467 93 ..ê

.. .. 52 .. B+ 35.0 GuggDef 2.1 DEF 34.44 +.05 +22 39 ..k

.. .. 36 .. E 50.3 GuggEnhS 1.2 GSY 50.20 +.01 –42 58 ..k

.. .. 35 .. B+ 9.6 GugEnhEq 10 GPM 9.05 +.08 –36 39 ..ê

.. .. 42 .. B 20.0 GuggEnhc 10 GGE 18.84 –.11 –53 10 ..ê

.. .. 29 .. C 19.3 GuggEwEn 9 GEQ 17.89 +.05 –1 36 ..ê

.. .. 23 .. B–20.7 GuggFrn 3.5 FRN 17.03 –.28 –20 24 ..k

.. .. 60 .. B 45.3 GuggInsd 1.4 NFO 44.21 +.44 –76 7 ..k

.. .. 46 .. B–18.7 GuggIntl 3.9 HGI 18.01 +.12 –92 16 ..k

.. .. 65 .. D–45.0 GuggMidC .9 CZA 44.10 +.35 –38 8 ..k

.. .. 31 .. B 36.9 GMMW 1.3 EWEM 33.24 –.13 –95 0.1 ..ê

.. .. 44 .. C+ 25.2 GuggMlti 5.4 CVY 24.56 +.10 +13 264 ..ò

.. .. 56 .. B 124 GugRusT50 2.1 XLG 124.4 +1.38 +51 26 ..ê

.. .. 63 .. C 45.2 GugRu10 1.4 EWRI 44.71 +.43 +4 8 ..ê

.. .. 70 .. B–44.0 GgRs200 1.4 EWRS 42.86 +.82 –37 6 ..ê

.. .. 65 .. A–46.1 GRMCW 1.2 EWRM 45.19 +.54 –15 6 ..ê

.. .. 70 .. B 32.1 GuggRJE .3 RYJ 31.34 +.34 +78 87 ..k

.. .. 38 .. D 13.9 GuggS&P 6.4 LVL 13.14 +.06 +3 36 ..k

.. .. 58 .. A–26.8 GggS&PG 1.7 CGW 26.50 +.26 –16 22 ..k

.. .. 64 .. B+ 68.7 GugSP50 1.4 RSP 68.33 +.87 –32 646 ..o

.. .. 72 .. B+ 67.0 GugSP500 .7 RPG 66.21 +1.11 –37 53 ..ê

.. .. 74 .. A–47.3 GugSP50 1.3 RPV 47.17 +.95 –20 85 ..ê

.. .. 60 .. B 90.3 GugSP5E 1.9 RHS 88.38 +.41 +78 15 ..ê

.. .. 58 .. B 81.8 GgSP5EqW 1.0 RYE 79.55 +1.63 +22 5 ..ê

.. .. 65 .. C+ 38.3 GugSP5E 1.8 RYF 38.04 +.61 –83 6 ..ê

.. .. 69 .. B–105 GugSP5E .5 RYH 105.2 +1.26 –90 4 ..ê

.. .. 70 .. B 78.9 GugSP5Eq 1.3 RGI 76.71 +.64 –50 4 ..ê

.. .. 60 .. B–77.4 GugSP5E 1.6 RTM 76.64 +1.15 –46 3 ..ê

.. .. 67 .. B–72.0 GgSP5Eq .9 RYT 71.91 +1.00 –54 28 ..ê

.. .. 40 .. B–68.2 GugSP5E 3.6 RYU 64.32 –.49 –44 2 ..ê

.. .. 69 .. B 78.2 GugSPEW 1.1 RCD 76.15 +.95 +12 30 ..ê

.. .. 65 .. B–116 GugSPMdCp .9 RFG 115.6 +2.22 –6 23 ..ê

.. .. 68 .. B–49.1 GugSPMdC 1.2 RFV 48.63 +.85 –44 6 ..ê

.. .. 76 .. B–76.5 GugSPSC .7 RZG 75.98 +1.84 –70 4 ..ê

.. .. 76 .. C+ 59.0 GugSPSmC 1.1 RZV 58.27 +1.02 –36 12 ..ê

.. .. 65 .. B 20.5 GuggShip 2.1 SEA 19.81 +.28 –78 17 ..ò

.. .. 98 .. B–41.8 GuggSola 3.5 TAN 40.21 +1.73 –34 386 ..ò

.. .. 81 .. B 44.5 GuggSpnof .2 CSD 43.21 +.77 +53 301 ..k

.. .. 35 .. D+24.1 GuggStra 9 GOF 22.40 ... +9 52 ..k

.. .. 65 .. C+ 25.8 GuggTim 1.0 CUT 25.05 +.22 –53 27 ..k21 20 29 C D–13.1 GuidSoft GUID 8.85 +.20 +19 63 ..o86 79 80 B B+ 51.7 Guidewire GWRE 46.40 +.44 –59 302 74ò61 37 68 D B–26.8 GulfIsln 1.5 GIFI 26.00 +.49 –41 24 99o

41 12 95 D B 3.1 GulfResrc r GURE 2.13 +.01 –83 79 5ó56 46 71 D C– 53.9 Gulfmark 2.0 r GLF 49.10 +1.40 +121 343 35o

44 12 84 C E 69.8 Gulfport GPOR 56.99 +1.18 +25 2.6m 77o

7 2 44 E C+ 80.0 Gyrodyne .0 GYRO 74.95 –.19 –83 2 ..k

— H —79 50 90 A C 31.9 HEEquip .0 HEES 28.24 –.11 +26 150 24o

.. .. 51 .. D–21.0 HQLif 7.5 r HQL 18.72 +.36 +18 60 ..ê47 75 76 .. D 49.5 HCAHld .0 HCA 45.13 +.89 +14 4.2m 13o

96 96 93 A B–46.7 HCIGro 2.6 HCI 42.21 +.59 –6 191 7o

16 16 32 .. D+25.1 HDSupply HDS 19.83 +.13 –28 1.2m ..o99 96 90 A B 26.37HFF .0 HF 25.00 +.35 –20 102 20o

96 86 81 A C 17.7 HLSSys HOLI 15.74 –.05 –39 101 15ò33 8 98 D B 20.3 HMG .0 r HMG 17.00 –.59 –84 0.9 ..k74 78 93 D D 9.9 HMNFncl HMNF 8.60 +.09 –57 3 4ê49 72 59 C C 40.7 HNI 2.5 HNI 37.73 +.89 +13 170 28o

43 46 42 B B–58.7 HSBCHldg 4.3 HBC 55.94 +.67 +24 1.3m 13o

70 93 31 B A+65.0 HSN 1.8 HSNI 56.65 +1.39 +12 390 18o

.. .. 59 .. D 25.9 HQHlthc 7.3 r HQH 24.00 –.07 –33 63 ..ê77 79 71 C D+7.5 Hackett 1.7 HCKT 5.83 –.05 –8 190 12ê60 92 26 A E 45.9 Haemone .0 HAE 39.85 +.42 –41 166 18ê92 93 81 B B+ 88.4 HainCelest HAIN 83.70 +.86 –3 618 32o

44 78 7 C D–8.3 HalconRsrcs HK 4.70 +.19 –39 3.8m 31o

19 50 10 B D+9.9 Hallado 2.4 HNRG 6.75 –.03 –56 30 8k

87 58 88 B B 55.4 Hallibu 1.1 r HAL 55.32 +1.42 +24 10m 19o

35 31 37 D B–10.0 Hallmark HALL 9.02 +.22 –25 17 26ê71 14 98 D B–NH Halozyme HALO 12.90 +2.03 +169 4.9m ..o31 10 70 E B–15.5 HamiltonBanc HBK 14.98 +.08 –93 0.4 ..ê

67 88 60 C C– 18.4 Hampd 1.4 r HBNK 17.10 +.73 +446 31 27ê46 51 56 D D+1.9 HmptnRds HMPR 1.53 +.17 +29 143 51ê45 47 51 C C NH HncHld 2.8 HBHC 33.99 +1.28 –43 306 15ê96 91 89 B B 24.3 HandyHarm r HNH 23.50 +.20 –38 12 16ê80 86 90 B D+69.4 Hanesbr 1.2 HBI 66.62 +.36 –35 475 16o

84 88 74 B B–38.1 Hanger HGR 36.11 +.07 –7 171 18o

58 21 70 B B NH HanmiFn 1.5 HAFC 18.40 +.63 +110 469 13o

11 2 39 D B–12.5 HannonA 2.1 HASI 11.69 –.61 +112 177 ..o64 70 84 D B–NH Hanover 2.2 r THG 60.34 +1.01 –35 167 29o

25 8 50 E B 2.8 HansenM HNSN 1.97 +.01 +27 382 ..o79 39 99 E B+ 5.7 HanwhaSolrn HSOL 5.13 +.51 +12 2.9m ..o55 31 79 C C 11.0 Harbinger r HRG 10.97 +.43 –39 162 15ò34 18 62 D B+ 16.9 Hardinge .6 HDNG 14.18 –.02 –28 22 13ê86 83 71 A D 66.6 HarleyDa 1.3 HOG 64.26 +.72 –19 931 19o

95 95 93 C B+ 85.8 HarmanI 1.5 r HAR 77.78 +.40 +85 1.3m 24o

45 42 79 D C 8.3 Harmonic HLIT 7.32 +.14 –5 609 38o

1 30 3 E D+9.0 HrmnyGld 3.0 HMY 3.28 +.07 –45 2.1m 65ó72 58 77 B B NH Harris 2.6 r HRS 63.62 +1.17 +14 749 12o

19 37 18 D D+3.9 HarrisHrs TINY 3.07 +.02 –70 30 ..k73 78 64 C B–2.2 HarrisInter HPOL 1.91 +.01 –93 4 15k

69 67 65 D A 49.9 HarrisTe 1.2 HTSI 49.42 +.01 +46 1.0m 22ê28 11 67 D B 29.0 Harsco 3.0 HSC 27.12 +.19 –35 405 30o

25 33 37 D C+ 10.1 HarteHa 4.4 HHS 7.80 +.16 –25 176 13o

65 56 82 C C+ 35.0 Hartford 1.7 HIG 34.30 +1.26 +68 6.3m 10o

4 1 1 .. .. 5.4 HART HART 4.20 +.15 –11 107 99ê

26 6 66 D C– 4.8 HarvrdBio HBIO 4.30 +.15 –44 112 42o

59 78 29 A D+15.6 Harvest 9 HCAP 14.77 +.06 –94 0.8 29k

11 38 16 .. C+ 10.8 HarvstNRes HNR 4.46 –.03 –31 432 5ó53 54 69 B A–53.7 Hasbro 3.2 r HAS 50.48 –.12 +74 2.7m 17o

1 11 7 E D+5.5 HastngE .0 HAST 2.10 +.10 +106 10 ..k10 15 5 B C 28.3 Hattera 12 r HTS 17.15 –.46 –18 1.1m ..o

1 2 1 E E 1.2 Hauppauge HAUP .39 +.01 +65 38 ..ê83 98 84 D B 29.0 HavertyF 1.2 HVT 26.88 –.09 –18 87 21o

22 51 34 D B–28.3 HawaiiE 4.6 HE 26.67 +.24 +19 468 16o

69 49 84 B B–8.6 HawHldgs HA 8.27 +.07 +4 833 14o

27 6 77 D C+ 28.3 HawaiTele HCOM 27.42 +.88 +62 39 15õ10 23 20 C E 44.0 Hawkns 2.0 HWKN 36.42 +.76 0 21 18ê54 47 74 D B–15.0 HwthBc 1.5 HWBK 13.54 +.08 –75 0.5 64k

50 37 50 C A 56.5 Haynes 1.7 HAYN 53.09 –.34 +58 68 21ò45 40 55 B B 46.1 HCCInsur 2.0 HCC 45.59 +.52 –51 176 12o

28 74 12 A E 56.1 HCP 5.3 HCP 39.63 –.82 +16 3.3m 20o

57 88 21 A B 43.8 HDFCBnk .8 HDB 33.31 –.52 –4 1.0m 20o

51 62 42 E B+ 11.6 Headwaters HW 8.97 +.03 –30 528 40o

15 22 20 B D+80.1 HealthC 5.1 HCN 60.41 –1.02 +44 2.3m 99o

24 20 18 B B–15.9 HlthInsInvs HIIQ 12.01 –.01 +105 86 ..k26 28 64 B D 17.3 HlthMgtA HMA 12.48 +.32 +72 6.3m 24ò16 75 19 E E 33.9 HealthNet HNT 27.27 –.33 +214 2.8m 13o

12 47 16 D D–30.6 Healthcre 5.2 HR 22.94 –.52 –2 502 ..o87 88 65 B B+ 28.1 HlthcrS 2.5 HCSG 27.36 +.60 –27 177 34ê26 78 29 D D 13.3 Healthc 5.3 HTA 10.79 –.16 +79 2.0m 99o

76 85 80 A E 37.0 HealthS 2.1 r HLS 34.23 +.76 +54 820 17o

87 85 78 B C 39.8 HlthStream HSTM 33.13 +1.34 +92 229 99o

3 9 20 E D 22.2 Healthwys HWAY 12.09 +.56 –29 678 ..o60 79 42 B C+ 15.1 Heartln .6 HTLD 14.28 +.07 –33 241 17ê39 42 44 B D–31.0 Hrtland 1.5 HTLF 27.03 +.85 +19 40 12ê93 91 81 B B–43.57Heartlan .7 r HPY 41.60 +1.74 +167 773 18o

44 46 40 D C+ 99 HeartWire HTWR 89.36 +1.36 +69 336 ..o13 1 25 .. E 15.3 HeatBiolgcs HTBX 9.20 +.82 –73 16 ..k6 20 6 D D+6.2 Hecla .3 HL 3.09 +.04 –23 4.2m ..o

99 93 88 A B–56.1 Heico .2 HEI 52.79 +1.20 +5 202 37o

99 93 85 A B+ 42.0 HeicoA .3 HEIA 37.88 +1.11 –44 39 27ê56 30 75 E B 19.6 Heidrick 2.9 HSII 17.94 –.25 +11 59 71o

87 77 79 B B 47.5 HelenTroy HELE 46.10 +.76 –61 52 12o

.. .. 35 .. A 9.3 HeliosA 8.6 HAV 8.74 –.12 –19 23 ..ê54 26 89 C D 9.5 Helios& 1.6 HMNY 5.46 –.05 –91 1 25ê.. .. 35 .. B 9.0 HeliosH 8.6 HIH 8.40 –.04 +35 20 ..ê.. .. 28 .. B+ 10.8 HeliosH 9 HHY 9.93 –.14 +80 42 ..ê.. .. 30 .. B 6.6 HeliosM 8.6 HMH 5.94 –.01 –32 16 ..ê.. .. 42 .. B–7.2 HeliosS 7.4 HSA 6.51 –.07 –10 23 ..ê

40 65 32 C D+27.6 HelixEnrgy HLX 22.92 +.57 +23 1.0m 27o

83 65 83 A B+ 79.1 Helmrich 2.6 HP 78.02 +2.35 +2 1.0m 14ò17 20 5 .. C– 17.8 HmsphrMed HMTV 9.64 +.49 –70 19 80k

10 25 6 E C+ 0.9 Hemisphrx HEB .21 +.00 –21 297 ..k83 81 72 B B+ 113 HenrySchn r HSIC 111.2 +1.81 –39 242 23o

97 98 83 A B–74.97Herbali 1.9 HLF.62.40 +.80 –57 1.2m 12o

51 51 58 D C+ 8.0 HercOffsh HERO 7.14 +.25 +10 2.7m 42o

88 75 82 A C NH Hercules 6.9 HTGC 16.24 +.73 +92 810 14o

58 57 62 C D+8.0 HrtgCmm 1.5 HTBK 7.83 +.35 –28 17 23ê71 66 62 C B–17.0 HrtgFcl 1.9 HFWA 16.47 +.21 +136 95 21ê60 52 62 B B–19.9 HeritgF .9 HBOS 17.45 +.22 –80 4 16ê87 73 74 C A NH HrtgOaks HEOP 7.20 +.20 +18 62 17ê41 35 70 D B–19.2 HeritgCrystl HCCI 17.82 +.70 +30 35 99ê33 43 42 C B+ 6.3 HershaH 4.3 r HT 5.57 –.01 –27 1.1m 61o

77 88 63 A B 101 Hershey 2.0 HSY 97.55 +.85 –12 603 27o

65 96 44 A C– 27.8 HertzGlbl r HTZ 21.35 –.02 –7 10m 12o

.. .. 37 .. B–9.4 HerzfldC .0 CUBA 8.68 +.01 +53 12 ..ê46 47 48 D B 9.4 Heska 5.1 HSKA 7.83 +.72 +437 128 ..ê36 29 75 C D+85.2 Hess 1.2 HES 80.30 +1.52 –24 2.1m 14o

55 30 84 C B 27.8 HewletP 2.2 HPQ 25.94 +.25 –2 15m 6ò98 91 90 B B 43.7 Hexcel r HXL 43.37 +.51 –14 419 24o

19 6 32 D B 14.6 HFFncl 3.5 HFFC 12.99 +.09 +244 9 19ê65 59 86 E C– 20.8 Hhgregg HGG 16.23 +.29 –25 242 17o

74 45 81 B B 44.3 HiTechP .0 HITK 43.24 +.15 –68 38 21ò65 5 94 B C+ 34.1 Hi–CrshP 6.4 HCLP 30.71 +1.34 –40 107 14o

72 92 44 A B 62.2 HibbettSpt HIBB 59.68 –.15 +9 316 21ò67 69 78 B B–14.0 Hickory 4.6 HTCO 12.97 +.53 +79 55 19ê46 46 25 B B–12.3 HigherOne ONE 9.42 –.12 +368 1.0m 15o

.. .. 34 .. B–20.5 Highlnd/i 4.8 SNLN 20.08 +.03 –15 28 ..ê49 8 98 D C+ 3.5 HighpwrIntl HPJ 2.13 +.01 –38 161 35k

63 72 86 E C– 3.2 Highway 5.6 HIHO 2.50 +.07 –35 12 15ê48 96 35 C C– 41.2 Highwood 4.7 HIW 36.19 –.42 +17 831 54o

70 78 74 D C+ 4.1 HillIntl HIL 3.60 –.05 –26 59 99ê87 68 77 B A–41.9 HillRom 1.3 r HRC 41.68 +1.19 +19 418 19o

81 70 73 A B–29.7 Hillenb 2.8 HI 28.26 +.35 –32 253 15ò18 10 37 B B–37.3 Hillshire 2.2 HSH 32.05 +.06 –25 996 20o

85 78 71 C B–18.7 Hilltop HTH 17.45 +.11 –57 178 25ò74 52 99 B B–11.5 HimaxTe 2.7 HIMX 8.75 +.25 –24 8.8m 21o

71 70 49 A B+ 77.0 Hingham 1.5 HIFS 72.88 +.18 –92 0.2 11ê55 62 42 A B–67.0 Hittite HITT 61.65 +.09 –17 118 26o

41 71 17 A E 31.9 HMSHldng HMSY 22.95 +4.21 +290 2.9m 27o

19 40 12 B B 44.9 HollyEn 6.3 HEP 31.36 –.36 –19 94 29o

16 37 24 B D+59.2 HollyFrn 2.7 HFC 44.18 +.78 –14 2.6m 8o

41 66 59 E C+ 2.0 HlywdMd HOLL 1.51 –.02 +238 76 2ê71 63 37 A B–24.0 Hologic HOLX 22.04 –.12 +85 6.7m 14ò45 49 43 C B–19.5 HomeBanc r HBCP 18.66 +.15 –53 5 16ê95 91 96 A B+ NH 7HmBanc .8 HOMB 35.49 +1.60 –20 145 28x

62 91 45 A C– 81.6 HomDep 2.1 r HD 75.48 –.21 +31 9.2m 21ò43 73 29 C D 18.5 HmFdLa 1.4 HFBL 17.30 +.48 –14 1 13ê57 51 77 E C 16.0 HmFID 1.6 HOME 15.31 +.11 –63 41 90ê86 96 77 B B+ 39.0 HomeInns HMIN 35.37 +1.07 –63 89 28ò74 70 39 A C– 25.6 HomLoan 7.9 HLSS.22.90 +.03 –36 363 12o

28 99 14 C E 67.8 HomePrp 5.1 HME 54.68 –.23 –1 406 42o

96 98 80 A C+ 34.97Homaway AWAY 33.41 –.29 +111 2.4m 53o

10 4 9 B D–28.7 Homestrt .6 HMST 19.62 +.38 –46 34 6o

62 78 52 D C 17.0 HomtrstBnc r HTBI 16.25 +.15 –50 32 26ê1 9 1 C C+ 15.0 HomexDvlpnt HXM 1.52 ... –71 228 ..ò

53 59 51 D B–42.1 HMCMtr 1.9 HMC 39.62 +.51 –38 220 17o

56 55 71 B D+87.9 Honywell 2.1 HON 87.44 +1.98 +4 2.7m 21o

53 25 49 D A–7.4 HongKon 12 HKTV 5.89 –.06 –29 34 ..ò

38 71 40 C D–18.3 HookerF 2.5 HOFT 15.90 +.79 +58 38 17ò49 32 88 E A–0.7 HooperH HH .60 +.03 –90 21 ..k26 25 53 D C– 11.7 Hopfed 1.4 r HFBC 11.11 +.08 –55 5 24ê62 58 76 C B 31.5 HoraceM 2.8 HMN 28.21 +.40 –54 77 12o

68 66 46 A B 25.5 Horizon 2.0 HBNC 21.81 +.74 –14 23 9ê92 53 98 D A–NH HorizonPhrm HZNP 4.86 +1.12 +410 3.9m ..o57 88 23 A C 16.6 Horizon 9 HRZN 13.87 ... –13 35 9o

.. .. 49 .. A–43.5 Hrz500Co 1.9 HSPX 43.35 +.34 +291 32 ..ê53 63 63 B D+44.2 HormelF 1.6 HRL 43.20 +.25 +30 702 23ò68 77 64 C E 59.9 HornbeckOff HOS 53.53 +.97 +1 691 28o

37 20 83 E B 14.6 HorsehdHn ZINC 13.84 +.15 –10 390 ..o47 49 52 C D+42.6 Hospira HSP 38.89 –.32 +129 1.7m 18o

26 21 37 B C– 32.6 HospPro 6.9 HPT 27.64 +.07 +85 1.8m 40o

30 43 55 D C– 19.3 HostHtls 2.6 HST 18.60 +.12 0 6.3m 80o

4 49 8 E E 0.6 HoustnEnn HUSA .26 –.01 +7 195 ..ò53 32 60 C B 15.1 HoustnC 3.1 HWCC 14.25 +.17 +10 45 15ó10 36 18 .. D+7.4 Hovnanian HOV 4.95 –.01 –18 3.6m ..o56 27 80 B B–121 HowardHghs HHC 113.3 –.34 +4 121 50o

50 92 42 D B 49.6 Huaneng 2.9 HNP 41.01 –.10 –34 22 8o

33 61 35 C C– 41.2 HubGroup r HUBG 36.32 +.06 +2 216 18o

73 73 47 B D+100 Hubbell 2.1 HUBA 94.00 –.25 –77 0.3 17ê77 73 53 B C– 113 Hubbell 1.9 HUBB 106.3 +1.12 –3 153 20ê3 15 28 E C+ 12.0 HudbayMi .1 HBM 7.92 –.42 +38 49 99ò

21 15 42 D B–9.8 HudsonC 1.7 HCBK 9.18 +.27 +65 7.5m 23o

15 7 28 E D 4.9 HudsonGl HSON 3.11 –.05 –71 17 ..ê15 19 27 D C+ 24.2 HudsonP 2.5 HPP 20.26 –.10 –5 153 ..ê5 10 4 B D+5.0 HudsonTch HDSN 2.11 +.06 –34 89 ..o

28 10 58 D C+ 21.3 HudsonV 1.2 HVB 19.34 +1.05 +145 78 29ê17 42 14 B D+10.0 HugotnRy 11 HGT 7.16 +.03 –46 68 11ò63 77 65 C B–99 Humana 1.1 HUM 95.19 –.29 +33 1.6m 10o

78 76 74 B B+ 9.1 Huntgt 2.2 r HBAN 9.02 +.31 +36 14m 12o

.. .. 61 .. A–35.0 Huntgtn .0 HECO 33.30 +.90 –34 5 ..ê94 87 92 C B NH HuntgtnI 1.1 r HII 76.08 +3.12 +70 534 18o

.. .. 65 .. B+ 33.9 HuntUsE .0 HUSE 33.56 +.48 +72 31 ..ê66 43 79 C B+ 23.5 Huntsman 2.2 HUN 22.61 +.42 –20 3.6m 16o

20 13 13 C C– 31.6 Hurco .8 HURC 24.84 +.01 +45 22 15ê80 42 91 B D+61.0 HuronCons HURN 58.22 +1.93 +28 142 20o

20 37 72 E D+6.7 HutchTech HTCH 3.18 +.11 –51 127 ..o66 92 69 D D+49.4 HyattHotels H 48.15 +.75 –32 216 50o

64 46 91 D B–16.8 Hydrgnc HYGS 13.17 +.69 +27 50 ..ê11 52 5 .. C– 10.6 Hyperdyn .0 HDY 3.51 –.06 –55 35 ..ó48 61 59 .. E 29.5 HypernThera HPTX 20.23 +.03 –32 52 ..õ93 86 91 B D+96.7 Hystr–Ya 1.2 r HY 81.49 +1.29 –16 59 14o

— I —96 93 68 A B+ 58.1 IACInte 1.7 IACI.54.99 –.06 –8 1.0m 14o

70 60 81 C C– 36.2 ICIIntl ICFI 33.65 +.69 –23 47 16ê77 36 88 D B 17.3 ICGGroup ICGE 16.19 +.23 +4 236 ..o96 86 85 B A–70.8 IDEX 1.3 IEX 69.45 +.62 0 388 23o

5 12 11 E D–6.8 IDSystems IDSY 5.10 +.02 +109 65 ..o57 24 97 C B+ 22.9 IDT .7 IDT 22.24 +.70 –10 126 20o

29 33 15 C A–7.2 IECElec IEC 4.42 +.04 –71 6 40k

51 60 52 C C 16.5 IFBanco .6 r IROQ 16.35 ... –68 0.9 19k

81 34 96 D B+ 2.8 IGILabs IG 2.39 +.09 +151 235 ..ê70 78 44 A D–117 IHSIncA IHS 109.0 –.24 –41 145 24o

.. .. 15 .. C+ 15.8 INGEmMk 9 IHD 12.48 –.19 –18 53 ..k

.. .. 26 .. C 13.9 INGGlAd 9 IGA 11.78 +.06 +24 67 ..k

.. .. 30 .. D+9.9 INGGlDiv 10 IGD 9.06 –.03 –22 252 ..k59 45 86 D B 13.2 ING ING 12.92 +.14 –23 1.9m 10ó.. .. 27 .. C+ 10.8 INGIntH 8.9 IID 9.19 –.01 +37 39 ..k

53 21 89 E B NH INGU.S. .1 VOYA 34.34 +1.39 +23 1.5m ..o5 15 3 C D–7.7 IONGephy IO 3.78 +.20 +179 4.6m 75o

92 89 78 B A–NH IPCHosptl IPCM 56.44 +1.79 –51 39 26o

83 78 52 A A–70.1 IPGPhot .0 IPGP 64.80 +2.82 +53 756 21o

47 19 91 .. A+13.0 IRSAInv 8.2 IRS 11.69 –.01 –81 13 8k

87 91 76 A B+ 106 ITCHldgs 1.7 ITC 103.0 +.02 –6 243 22o

1 30 3 C D–15.9 Iamgold 5.4 IAG 4.60 –.01 +6 8.1m 8o

18 36 7 B D–5.2 IaoKun 5.0 r IKGH 3.22 ... +32 160 2k

68 62 71 C B NH Iberiab 2.2 IBKC 60.93 +1.40 +51 222 17o

21 29 3 D C 1.0 Ibio IBIO .38 +.02 –72 59 ..k54 72 18 B D+215 IBM 2.1 r IBM 180.0 –.01 +34 6.3m 11o

74 39 97 E A–10.2 Icad .0 ICAD 8.75 +.33 –15 119 ..o92 73 97 B A 127 IcahnE 4.2 IEP 120.3 +9.98 +196 416 16o

37 71 19 C B 48.4 ICICIBa 1.9 IBN 34.47 –.28 –11 2.3m 11o

84 75 81 B B+ 44.2 Icon ICLR 41.17 +.34 +5 351 26o

98 97 91 A B+ 39.0 Iconix r ICON.37.88 +.61 +58 922 16o

25 45 24 B E 85.0 ICUMedical ICUI 62.80 +1.27 –16 127 24o

46 64 45 B C 54.7 IdaCorp 3.4 IDA 50.54 +.19 –16 225 14o

20 8 40 D E 5.9 IdenixPhm IDIX 4.35 +.08 –35 881 ..ò6 20 4 E C 1.6 Identive INVE .67 –.06 +783 887 ..ê

56 29 98 E B–3.1 IderaPhm IDRA 1.77 +.05 –56 663 ..k93 84 71 A B+ 113 IdexxLabs r IDXX 109.6 +1.05 –44 156 31o

.. .. 36 .. B+ 22.8 IQAusSC 1.9 KROO 20.01 –.30 –62 0.8 ..ê

.. .. 40 .. B–29.3 IQHdgM 1.0 QAI 28.93 +.11 +135 315 ..ê

.. .. 27 .. B+ 24.6 IQCdaSC 4.0 CNDA 21.56 –.47 –86 0.3 ..ê15 38 10 D B–4.4 IFMInvst CTC 1.94 –.07 –28 15 ..k97 90 96 A A 34.2 iGate IGTE 33.10 +.83 –48 202 17o

20 10 8 B D–21.3 IgniteRest IRG 12.21 –.77 +53 118 ..o7 11 17 E B 5.0 igo .0 IGOI 2.90 –.08 +39 19 ..ê

29 56 13 B D–20.8 IIVI IIVI 15.39 –.05 +52 459 16o

2 2 7 E C– 2.1 Ikanos IKAN 1.10 ... –1 230 ..ê63 37 95 D B–19.5 Ikonics .0 IKNX 18.51 +.01 –71 0.4 51õ74 56 69 C B–79.7 Illinois 2.1 r ITW 79.08 +.72 +8 1.9m 21o

97 80 93 A A–97.27Illumina ILMN.96.05 +3.06 –27 832 54o

17 20 28 E B–8.3 ImgeSens ISNS 5.80 +.08 +24 7 ..ê13 22 26 E B+ 5.1 Imation IMN 4.08 +.02 –36 72 ..o52 20 64 B B–30.3 Imax IMAX 29.39 +.11 –57 294 49o

61 78 88 D D+16.7 Immersion IMMR 12.01 –.25 +106 565 85o

52 39 66 D C 5.1 Immucell ICCC 4.31 ... –69 1 86õ27 17 27 .. B 3.7 Immunocellr IMUC 2.44 –.16 +103 1.3m ..o28 39 19 D E 20.3 Immunogn IMGN 13.64 +.88 +71 1.5m ..o35 37 47 D D–7.4 Immunmd IMMU 3.73 +.28 –5 1.2m ..o4 11 1 B E 18.0 ImpacM IMH 6.00 –.01 +63 34 ..o

50 19 57 B B NH ImpaxLabs IPXL 22.51 +.50 0 469 19o

45 78 69 D E 7.6 ImperialHldgs IFT 6.07 +.12 –19 32 2o

21 21 41 B D+46.1 Imperia 1.1 IMO 42.76 +.38 +84 294 13o

24 13 54 D D 52.6 Imperva IMPV 41.46 –.57 –27 238 ..o8 2 2 E E 10.0 ImprmsP .0 IMMY 4.01 –.04 +43 29 ..k

11 20 1 D E 4.5 Imris IMRS 1.31 +.11 +99 173 ..ê12 10 35 D E 9.8 inContact SAAS 7.28 +.32 –1 363 ..o67 52 96 .. E 42.0 Incyte INCY 37.56 +.59 +60 2.6m ..o68 85 55 B D+39.7 Indpndn 2.4 INDB 36.05 +1.11 –29 59 15o

79 65 80 C C– 15.0 Independ .5 IHC 13.66 +.53 –41 9 11ê31 51 43 D D–8.9 IndepnReal 7.3 IRT 8.75 –.06 +55 32 99ê90 87 84 B D+NH 7Indepnd .6 IBTX 40.02 +1.50 +34 29 22ê81 53 97 C B NH Indpndnt IBCP 11.04 +.70 +45 207 11o

.. .. 61 .. A 22.0 IndexiqGl 1.4 IOIL 20.77 +.14 –99 0.1 ..ê

.. .. 36 .. C 30.8 IQGlblR 1.2 GRES 29.10 +.08 –6 15 ..ê

.. .. 45 .. C+ 28.1 IndxqGl 1.3 CROP 27.50 +.14 –37 3 ..ê

.. .. 45 .. C 27.0 IQMrgAr .1 MNA 26.70 –.03 –82 1 ..ê

.. .. 31 .. B–26.6 IQRealRe .0 CPI 25.87 –.13 –99 0.4 ..ê

.. .. 29 .. D 27.8 IndxqRl 6.0 ROOF 23.66 –.28 –7 11 ..ê

.. .. 30 .. B+ 22.2 IndiaFd .7 IFN 20.17 –.19 –60 102 ..o4 40 2 D D–3.5 IndiaGl .0 IGC .84 –.03 –83 10 ..k

47 72 75 .. C– 43.1 IndstBac 1.9 IBA 40.44 +.70 –13 14 8ê13 10 55 E C+ 4.0 IndSvAm IDSA 2.71 +.06 –66 10 ..k.. .. 29 .. D+28.6 IQHedge 1.8 MCRO 26.21 –.10 –83 1 ..ê

74 69 74 D D+12.2 Infinran INFN 9.32 –.07 +63 2.5m ..o11 13 2 E E 50.5 InfinityPhr INFI 14.05 +2.08 +121 1.7m ..o51 68 64 D C 71.9 Infinity 1.8 IPCC 67.58 +1.97 –35 17 46ê95 84 98 C B+ 49.07Infoblox BLOX.43.14 +.83 –44 475 99ò

85 85 56 A C+ 42.0 Informatca INFA 38.19 +.12 –19 943 28o

93 65 99 B B 4.7 InfoSvcs III 3.88 –.15 +37 491 14ê67 30 90 E B 1.0 InfoSonic IFON .88 +.03 +114 110 ..ê73 41 62 B B 55.7 Infosys 1.4 INFY 53.68 +.01 –24 1.0m 18o

20 25 38 E B–1.9 Infusystem INFU 1.56 –.01 –64 19 39k

.. .. 18 .. C+ 17.2 INGAsPD 9 IAE 13.04 –.06 +18 53 ..k

.. .. 38 .. C– 18.0 INGInf 9 IDE 17.20 +.02 –44 27 ..k

.. .. 24 .. D+7.0 INGPrRt 6.1 PPR 6.02 –.04 +35 579 ..k

.. .. 19 .. C+ 11.3 INGNatRs 10 IRR 9.91 –.04 +91 153 ..k82 56 77 C B 68.9 IngrslR 1.2 r IR 67.70 +1.11 –31 1.2m 19o

50 44 81 D C 29.3 InglsM 2.5 r IMKTA 26.44 +.95 0 69 35ò87 89 77 C C 24.3 IngramMicro IM 23.65 +.53 –43 507 10o

36 48 37 C C+ 74.3 Ingredi 2.3 INGR 66.82 –.16 +31 775 12o

54 78 48 C B–12.1 InlandRE 5.5 IRC 10.45 –.19 +5 450 9o

15 20 1 C D–15.8 Innerwrkng INWK 5.74 +.10 +840 3.8m 22o

13 20 4 D C– 4.2 Innodata INOD 2.25 –.11 +296 118 99o

13 19 23 C E 56.9 Innophos 3.4 IPHS 47.55 +.10 +1 79 18o

76 59 71 B B–48.4 Innospec .0 IOSP 45.69 +.62 0 86 15o

99 78 99 B A+8.0 Innotrac INOC 8.00 +.05 +25 14 23k

90 78 89 C C– 9.3 InnovSl .0 r ISSC 7.49 +.23 –41 14 46ò6 25 30 E D+2.2 Innsuit .6 IHT 1.64 –.14 +35 5 ..ê

49 8 98 E B–3.0 InovioPhm INO 1.89 +.11 –70 2.0m ..õ47 7 87 C A–14.9 Inphi IPHI 13.71 +.38 –64 67 99o

59 48 66 D B 22.3 InsightEnt NSIT 21.75 +.31 +4 183 12o

48 25 70 D B–3.0 InsigniaSys ISIG 2.45 –.04 –36 26 30ê63 16 97 E B–16.5 Insmed INSM 15.06 +.83 –41 384 ..o64 43 62 C B–39.7 Insperi 2.0 r NSP 34.15 +.41 –66 37 21o

38 2 71 E B–3.7 InspireMD NSPR 3.00 +.10 –23 231 ..k41 78 47 D E 19.4 Insteel .7 IIIN 16.46 +.24 –17 34 25o

32 9 90 E B+ 3.4 InstitFinl 3.2 IFMI 2.50 –.08 +55 38 ..ê45 13 87 E C 40.5 Insulet PODD 36.43 –.62 +223 1.3m ..o86 78 99 .. C+ 53.6 InsysThera INSY 41.95 +1.15 –52 123 ..k86 79 63 A B+ 87.1 IntlFla 1.8 r IFF 86.94 +1.81 +48 416 19o

49 35 62 B C– 46.4 IntegraLfsci IART 43.37 +1.03 +84 390 17o

15 21 16 D B–6.5 IntegElec IESC 4.47 +.11 –99 0.2 19ê46 28 64 B B–12.0 IntegSilicn ISSI 11.11 +.15 –22 83 13o

31 55 28 B C– 63.6 IntgrysE 4.8 TEG 56.64 –.48 +30 453 16o

53 52 51 B A–26.0 Intel 3.7 INTC 24.09 +.03 –4 31m 12o

81 58 99 E B 12.9 Inteliq 2.2 IQNT 11.54 +.32 –53 312 ..o14 23 11 E B–1.5 Intelicheck IDN .62 +.12 +999 816 ..ê76 78 74 D B–2.0 IntlgSys INS 1.54 –.04 –93 0.9 11k

12 6 6 .. D–3.7 Intelliphn IPCI 1.68 –.02 –79 37 ..ê17 31 15 .. D–26.8 IntelsatGlbl I 19.01 –.08 +13 288 ..o70 41 90 D B 36.1 InterPa 1.4 IPAR 35.08 +.23 +3 131 21o

85 60 90 B A–NH InterBr 1.8 IBKR 22.11 +.28 +21 533 25o

92 85 91 C C+ 71.97InterIntel ININ 66.21 –1.27 +112 174 80o

37 1 93 E C+ 77.5 InterceptPhrm ICPT 48.97 +.40 +60 270 ..ê4 1 6 .. .. 3.5 InterCloudSys ICLD 2.42 +.09 –31 81 ..k

57 68 46 A C– 30.4 Intercontl 2.2 IHG 29.07 +.33 –38 87 19ò92 84 81 A B+ NH 7Intrcontexch ICE 204.2 +3.87 +2 675 25o

7 63 8 D D 48.7 InterDi 1.2 IDCC 33.64 +.27 +11 450 21o

78 65 74 C A–21.7 Interfa .6 TILE 20.38 +.31 +49 384 31o

22 47 20 D D–23.9 Intergroup r INTG 19.53 +.14 –44 0.5 ..k7 21 6 D D 10.7 Intermoleculr IMI 5.52 –.04 +28 141 99ê

83 78 67 D A+16.5 IntrmtnCmBn IMCB 16.00 +.25 –86 0.1 21ê41 17 60 D D–16.0 Intermune ITMN 12.65 +.86 +100 2.2m ..o8 7 26 D C+ 9.6 IntrNAP INAP 7.29 +.10 –55 105 ..o.. .. 45 .. B+ 21.5 IntlMlt–A 3.9 YDIV 21.08 –.03 –19 5 99ê

57 91 37 B E 50.3 IntlPap 3.2 r IP 43.96 +.86 –11 3.5m 14o

69 56 99 C B–15.9 IntrntGold IGLD 11.91 +.10 –74 12 15ê14 55 11 D D 21.2 IntrntIntv IIJI 13.35 –.59 +51 15 18o

12 16 24 .. C– 4.7 InterntPa .0 PTNT 3.50 +.20 +972 138 ..k11 20 18 D C 106 InterOil IOC 67.75 +1.25 +15 453 99ò28 27 88 E E 6.3 Intphse INPH 4.06 –.06 –92 2 ..ê65 45 80 C C+ 17.6 Interpu 1.8 r IPG 16.94 +.24 –38 3.4m 23o

7 7 15 C E 11.1 Interse 9 INTX 8.53 +.04 –35 33 14ó57 74 74 D B–11.7 Intersil 4.5 ISIL 10.74 +.13 –19 899 23o

78 85 72 A B 26.3 IntervalLe 1.8 IILG 24.70 +.15 +30 177 18o

62 60 81 D C+ 8.1 IntervstBanc IBCA 7.19 +.20 –11 35 12o

31 19 33 B B–28.0 Interxion INXN 23.31 +.01 +185 1.1m 99o

34 43 64 D D 4.3 Intest .0 INTT 3.75 –.06 +114 24 15ê15 19 40 E C– 6.8 Intevac IVAC 5.41 +.14 –38 29 ..o39 24 84 D B–11.4 IntegDev IDTI 9.77 +.05 –16 1.5m 48o

79 81 70 C B+ 25.9 IntlBanc 1.9 r IBOC 24.71 +1.47 +17 214 15o

33 9 66 D C– 21.2 IntlFcstone INTL 20.76 +.62 –51 20 17o

47 53 39 B D+21.2 IntlGame 2.3 IGT 17.47 +.29 +157 11m 13o

43 69 63 E D+26.7 IntlRectfier IRF 23.87 –.03 –10 485 ..o51 18 85 C B–32.1 IntlShip 3.8 ISH 26.49 +.13 –25 21 17ê36 62 49 D C 35.8 IntlSpe .7 ISCA 32.93 +.57 –56 52 21o

7 56 1 .. C 2.5 IntTowergn THM .41 –.01 –66 194 ..o78 48 93 D B+ NH IntralksHdgI IL 10.90 +.91 +368 1.1m 68o

7 10 29 C B 24.1 Intrepi .0 IPI 16.17 +.02 –28 1.1m 23o

24 66 5 D C– 31.4 Intrexon XON 19.33 +1.68 +97 738 ..o30 20 49 E C 5.5 IntriCon IIN 4.20 +.09 –14 9 ..õ73 58 68 B B–72.6 Intuit 1.0 INTU 72.48 +.80 –14 1.9m 22ò59 89 9 A C+ 585 IntSurg r ISRG 389.8 +10.25 –29 397 23o

64 51 95 D A–2.1 Inuvo INUV 1.46 –.04 –40 116 ..ê58 20 93 E A+NH Invacare .2 IVC 22.61 +.61 +18 232 ..o81 94 69 A D–21.8 Invensense INVN.15.95 –.04 –18 2.5m 23o

84 74 93 B B 11.7 Inventure SNAK 11.37 +.32 –13 41 32o

.. .. 10 .. C 14.0 InvAdvMu 7.3 VKI 10.30 –.12 +59 208 ..k

.. .. 20 .. B 22.0 Invesco 4.9 VBF 18.05 –.22 +20 41 ..k

.. .. 17 .. B 14.3 InvCAVal 7.0 VCV 11.23 –.19 –17 101 ..k

.. .. 26 .. D+13.9 InvDynCr 7.1 VTA 12.63 –.07 +14 246 ..k

.. .. 20 .. D+19.0 InvHiIn 8.7 VLT 16.06 –.00 –43 12 ..k82 92 59 B C+ 35.0 Invesco 2.7 IVZ 33.32 +.95 –4 4.1m 16o

7 35 7 B C– 22.3 Invesco 13 IVR 14.78 –.46 +69 2.3m 5o

.. .. 11 .. B–15.5 InvMuOpp 6.8 VMO 11.50 –.14 –6 212 ..k

.. .. 12 .. B 15.8 InvMuni 6.9 VKQ 11.43 –.10 +15 182 ..k

.. .. 11 .. D–17.0 InvPAVal 7.4 VPV 12.10 –.11 +24 50 ..k

.. .. 12 .. C 14.7 Invsco 7.4 IQI 11.15 –.09 +52 243 ..k

.. .. 30 .. C– 5.8 InvSrInc 6.8 VVR 5.26 ... –13 474 ..k

.. .. 13 .. C 17.3 InvTrInv 7.5 VTN 13.33 –.13 +188 108 ..k

.. .. 11 .. B–16.1 InvTrInvG 7.2 VGM 12.03 –.05 +34 271 ..k

.. .. 24 .. B 17.3 InvValMunI 6.3 IIM 14.34 +.04 +70 347 ..k83 75 94 D B–NH InvTech ITG 18.36 +1.05 +12 311 25o

89 95 77 B B–24.8 InvstrB .8 ISBC 24.00 +.68 +48 264 23ê67 27 96 D B+ 8.9 InvestrCp ICH 6.98 ... –96 1 ..k15 21 22 C C+ 10.0 Investr 6.2 IRET 8.35 –.06 –23 297 92o

87 98 67 A B+ 80.4 InvstrT .4 ITIC 78.97 –.48 –54 4 10ê.. .. 13 .. D 8.0 Invsco 6.9 OIA 6.10 –.06 +63 182 ..k3 1 11 E D+2.4 iPass IPAS 1.73 +.03 –44 64 ..ê.. .. 19 .. D–42.9 IpthDjUBSCm DJP 35.98 +.17 –50 194 ..ê

.. .. 18 .. E 60.5 IpthDjUBSCtt BAL 48.83 –.02 –17 12 ..o

.. .. 72 .. C 189 IPLRs1000Tr ROLA 129.0 –5.99 –67 0.1 ..ê

.. .. 22 .. D 65.4 IPPrBtaBdCm BCM 39.03 –.03 –13 1 ..ê

.. .. 4 .. E 24.1 IPPurBtaCoff CAFE 14.11 –.03 –28 4 ..ê

.. .. 36 .. C+ 44.7 IPPurBtCdOil OLEM 40.54 –.11 –80 2 ..ê

.. .. 13 .. C+ 34.3 IPPurBtaNickl NINI 24.95 –.79 –89 2 ..ê

.. .. 11 .. D–50.1 IPS&PDnVxEt XVZ 36.00 –.17 +76 58 ..ê

.. .. 43 .. C+ 29.8 iPathSP 4.7 IMLP 28.56 –.15 +18 11 ..ê

.. .. 20 .. C 34.7 IPSeasNtGas DCNG 26.24 –.17 –70 0.3 ..ê

.. .. 3 .. B–150 IpathSpVxS .0 VXX 48.62 –2.18 +74 22m ..o

.. .. 52 .. C+ 40.2 IPthUsT10yB DTYS 30.37 +1.38 –68 42 ..ê

.. .. 27 .. B 74.0 IPUST10YB DTYL 66.99 –1.38 –97 0.2 ..ê

.. .. 27 .. E 42.1 IPUSTy2YrBr DTUS 38.55 +.25 –59 0.9 ..ê

.. .. 39 .. C 45.7 IPUsTr5YrBr DFVS 39.79 +.92 –67 0.4 ..ê

.. .. 23 .. B–65.3 IPUSTyFltt FLAT 56.98 –.88 –95 0.2 ..ê

.. .. 67 .. E 37.6 IPthUsTBear DLBS 35.35 +1.52 –49 6 ..ê

.. .. 54 .. D–42.6 IPUSTyStpr STPP 40.23 +1.13 –74 2 ..ê

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INVESTOR'S BUSINESS DAILY EXPANDED DATA TABLES MONDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 2013 D7

.. .. 36 .. C+ 26.7 IqHdgMk .0 QMN 25.56 +.00 –99 0.1 ..ê91 51 95 D A–8.7 Iridex IRIX 8.27 +.28 +145 99 39ê17 35 6 B D–9.2 IridiumCm IRDM 5.45 –.04 +41 1.0m 5o

43 43 86 D C– 41.1 iRobot r IRBT 33.30 +.39 +4 473 48o

26 42 8 B B–39.7 IronMtn 4.0 IRM 26.92 +.42 –19 1.4m 25o

5 11 5 E E 19.7 IronwdPhr IRWD 9.24 –.01 –35 754 ..o.. .. 37 .. .. 50.3 IS05YrHiYld SHYG 50.24 –.09 –92 3 99ê.. .. 37 .. .. 50.2 IS05YrInvGrd SLQD 50.12 –.11 –47 1 99ê.. .. 31 .. E 103 IS0–5Tip .6 STIP 101.2 –.14 +93 62 ..ê.. .. 35 .. A–105 IS1–3Cr 1.3 CSJ 105.4 –.06 –8 563 ..ò.. .. 35 .. B–84.5 IS1–3Tr .3 SHY 84.46 –.06 +28 1.6m ..ò.. .. 23 .. C+ 138 IS10–20T 2.3 TLH 123.3 –1.89 +124 56 ..ò

.. .. 16 .. B–127 IS20+Tr 3.1 TLT 103.4 –2.55 +102 17m ..ò

.. .. 33 .. E 51.9 IS2014 .6 MUAC 51.52 +.05 +166 20 ..ê

.. .. 33 .. B 58.2 IS2015 .9 MUAD 53.19 +.05 +161 26 ..ê

.. .. 33 .. C 54.6 IS2016 1.0 MUAE 53.56 –.02 +7 11 ..ê

.. .. 36 .. B 57.7 IS2017 1.3 MUAF 55.30 +.03 +74 22 ..ê

.. .. 36 .. B+ 27.8 IS2018 .9 MUAG 25.42 +.03 +216 33 ..ê

.. .. 33 .. C+ 124 IS3–7Tr .7 IEI 121.2 –.57 –95 71 ..ò

.. .. 26 .. C– 109 IS7–10Tr 1.7 IEF 101.2 –1.15 +143 2.5m ..ò

.. .. 29 .. B+ 53.1 ISAAA/A 2.1 QLTA 49.64 –.34 –36 12 ..ê

.. .. 31 .. D–114 ISAgnc 1.2 AGZ 111.1 –.67 –51 13 ..k

.. .. 52 .. B–43.7 ISAggA 2.0 AOA 43.21 +.31 +34 28 ..ê

.. .. 44 .. C+ 49.5 ISAsia5 2.1 AIA 47.38 +.20 –69 13 ..ê

.. .. 41 .. D+62.2 ISAsa/Pa 4.7 DVYA 56.99 +.42 –80 1 ..ê

.. .. 28 .. C 112 iShrBaA 2.3 AGG 106.8 –.67 –11 796 ..ò

.. .. 31 .. D–51.1 ISBaGBd .9 GNMA 48.86 –.20 –96 0.4 ..ê

.. .. 34 .. C– 53.0 ISCMBS 2.0 CMBS 51.38 –.33 +17 19 ..ê

.. .. 29 .. B+ 118 ISCaAmt 3.0 CMF 110.1 –.80 –58 8 ..k

.. .. 35 .. C 42.0 ISChina 2.5 FXI 36.84 +.21 +8 20m ..o

.. .. 24 .. D–92.1 IsCohenS 3.2 ICF 77.18 –.89 +46 404 ..o

.. .. 40 .. D+32.0 ISConsrA 2.0 AOK 31.71 +.02 –32 18 ..ê

.. .. 59 .. B–60.5 ISCrMsc 1.6 IEFA 58.94 +.30 +214 573 ..o

.. .. 36 .. B–53.5 IsCrMEm 1.1 IEMG 49.15 –.06 –29 599 ..o

.. .. 36 .. C 102 ISCrStT .6 ISTB 100.4 –.13 +1 7 ..ê

.. .. 26 .. B–114 ISCredBn 3.5 CFT 106.8 –.84 –7 62 ..k

.. .. 60 .. B 89.9 ISDjUsIn 1.7 IYY 89.47 +1.11 –63 11 ..ê

.. .. 25 .. E 54.8 ISEMkLo 2.9 LEMB 49.39 –.16 –42 24 ..o

.. .. 27 .. D–57.8 ISEMkD 3.9 DVYE 49.92 –.09 –55 12 ..ê

.. .. 22 .. B–56.7 ISEMkH 5.7 EMHY 49.44 –.33 –17 24 ..ê

.. .. 21 .. D–124 ISEmMkU 4.7 EMB 108.6 –.84 +175 2.0m ..o

.. .. 59 .. B 28.8 ISEnhUs 1.0 IELG 28.51 +.20 +337 20 ..ê

.. .. 55 .. D–29.5 ISEnhUs 1.5 IESM 28.66 –.00 –98 0.1 ..ê

.. .. 58 .. B 46.6 ISEurop 2.5 IEV 45.45 +.25 –12 703 ..o

.. .. 36 .. B 50.7 ISFltng .5 FLOT 50.62 –.06 0 896 ..ê

.. .. 25 .. C– 55.5 ISGlbInf 1.4 GTIP 49.57 –.52 –70 0.9 ..ê

.. .. 56 .. B 75.8 ISGlob10 2.4 IOO 75.24 +.72 –42 29 ..ê

.. .. 69 .. C+ 81.3 ISGlobCns 1.3 RXI 80.17 +.96 –14 33 ..ê

.. .. 50 .. B 87.4 ISGlobCns 2.3 KXI 85.99 +.22 –2 67 ..ê

.. .. 49 .. C 43.3 ISGlob 2.3 IXC 42.59 +.36 +27 259 ..o

.. .. 58 .. C+ 56.0 ISGlobF 2.1 IXG 54.65 +.74 –66 21 ..ê

.. .. 62 .. B+ 83.7 ISGlobH 1.7 IXJ 82.91 +.92 –55 37 ..ê

.. .. 66 .. B 68.6 ISGlobI 1.8 EXI 68.20 +.67 –73 11 ..ê

.. .. 46 .. C 39.9 ISGlobIn 4.2 IGF 38.75 +.12 –52 50 ..ê

.. .. 43 .. E 64.3 ISGlobMat 2.3 MXI 61.47 +.61 +24 70 ..ê

.. .. 58 .. B–79.1 ISGlobTec 1.1 IXN 78.63 +.63 –17 34 ..ê

.. .. 58 .. B–68.9 ISGlobTe 3.7 IXP 67.36 +.35 –76 20 ..ê

.. .. 44 .. C+ 46.6 ISGlobUt 3.9 JXI 45.13 +.21 –83 9 ..ê

.. .. 12 .. B–17.1 IsharesGoldTr IAU 12.49 –.19 –20 3.4m ..o

.. .. 29 .. D 116 ISGov/Crd 2.4 GBF 110.0 –.10 –43 4 ..k

.. .. 46 .. B 38.1 ISGrowA 2.1 AOR 37.65 +.14 –38 18 ..ê

.. .. 24 .. E 34.6 iShGSCom GSG 31.03 +.19 –69 138 ..o

.. .. 50 .. C 70.6 ISHigh 3.1 HDV 70.14 +.39 –56 162 ..o

.. .. 26 .. B–122 ISharesIb 3.9 LQD 113.3 –1.12 –13 1.6m ..ò

.. .. 29 .. C+ 34.4 ISInd/Ofc 3.0 FNIO 29.82 –.44 –90 0.6 ..ê

.. .. 25 .. B+ 26.2 ISIndi .5 INDY 22.14 –.12 –67 61 ..ê

.. .. 25 .. C 52.8 ISIndstr 2.9 ENGN 47.32 –.27 –43 4 ..ê

.. .. 40 .. C 41.4 ISIntDev 5.6 WPS 37.71 +.23 –67 7 ..ê

.. .. 31 .. C+ 111 ISIntrCr 2.8 CIU 108.0 –.45 +3 471 ..ê

.. .. 31 .. A 113 ISIntrGov 1.8 GVI 109.9 –.42 +21 70 ..k

.. .. 22 .. C+ 52.1 ISIntInf– 2.6 ITIP 45.67 –.46 –23 8 ..ê

.. .. 27 .. C– 27.9 ISIntlPf 4.4 IPFF 24.62 +.11 –82 7 ..ê

.. .. 56 .. C 38.6 ISIntlSel 4.5 IDV 37.74 +.30 –32 375 ..o

.. .. 54 .. C 53.7 ISJapnL 1.5 ITF 50.37 +.38 0 4 ..ê

.. .. 21 .. C 46.0 ISLatAm4 3.0 ILF 37.84 –.38 +41 669 ..o

.. .. 18 .. D+65.8 ISLng–Trm 4.8 ILTB 54.74 –1.18 –87 1 ..k

.. .. 31 .. B 108 ISMBS 1.1 MBB 105.4 –.67 –26 407 ..ò

.. .. 73 .. D 71.5 ISMicroC 1.3 IWC 69.83 +1.36 –24 94 ..o

.. .. 43 .. B 34.2 ISModrtA 2.1 AOM 33.84 +.06 +19 34 ..ê

.. .. 10 .. D 15.9 ISMortg 15 REM 11.63 –.23 +149 3.6m ..o

.. .. 48 .. B–64.8 ISMscAc 2.4 ACWV 64.02 +.25 –45 25 ..k

.. .. 52 .. B 31.7 ISMscAs 3.4 AAIT 30.27 –.28 –91 0.2 ..ê

.. .. 29 .. B+ 61.5 ISAsiaX 9 AXJS 56.00 –2.23 –50 0.7 ..ê

.. .. 60 .. B 20.4 ISMsciAs 1.7 EWO 19.95 –.06 –72 36 ..k

.. .. 55 .. B–16.4 ISMsciBel 2.5 EWK 15.86 +.02 –44 39 ..k

.. .. 21 .. D+57.8 ISMsciBr 2.9 EWZ 47.02 –.30 +61 25m ..ò

.. .. 33 .. B 42.3 ISMscBri 2.3 BKF 37.36 –.11 –44 47 ..k

.. .. 8 .. D–29.3 iSHMsci 2.9 EWZS 20.23 –.03 –34 9 ..k

.. .. 9 .. B–68.0 ISMsciC 1.5 ECH 48.58 –.96 +18 419 ..ò

.. .. 41 .. B–50.1 ISMscChn 2.2 MCHI 46.14 +.09 –17 528 ..ò

.. .. 48 .. B 46.4 iSHMsci 2.5 ECNS 44.51 –.53 –88 1 ..k

.. .. 43 .. D–29.1 ISMscColmCp ICOL 26.35 –.78 –74 1 ..ê

.. .. 54 .. D 67.0 ISMscEaf 2.7 EFA 65.22 +.38 –2 16m ..o

.. .. 47 .. B+ 62.8 ISMscEa 2.1 EFAV 61.60 +.36 –23 75 ..ê

.. .. 56 .. D+57.5 ISMscEafe 3.0 EFV 56.02 +.29 –38 96 ..ê

.. .. 32 .. D+45.3 iShEMkt 1.8 EEM 41.16 –.09 +21 78m ..ò

.. .. 31 .. D+63.9 ISMMVl 1.7 EEMV 58.51 –.25 –24 424 ..ò

.. .. 43 .. C– 63.3 ISMEMA 1.6 EEMA 55.94 –.21 –59 4 ..ê

.. .. 50 .. B+ 58.5 ISMMCD 1.1 EMDI 54.91 –.34 –91 0.4 ..ê

.. .. 31 .. D 58.7 ISMEME 3.4 EEME 52.11 –1.49 +5 2 ..ê

.. .. 17 .. E 56.3 ISMEMkL 2.5 EEML 43.64 –.86 –86 0.5 ..k

.. .. 43 .. D 53.1 ISMsEMk 2.8 EVAL 48.70 –1.59 +27 2 ..k

.. .. 31 .. C 51.5 ISMsciE 3.9 EEMS 46.89 –.11 +10 6 ..k

.. .. 64 .. B+ 40.4 ISMscEm 2.3 EZU 39.26 +.25 –16 3.7m ..ò

.. .. 52 .. A 79.5 ISMsciX 2.1 AXHE 78.00 –.80 –14 0.6 ..ê

.. .. 58 .. E 66.4 ISMscX 1.9 AXID 65.03 +.29 +999 19 ..ê

.. .. 61 .. B+ 66.3 ISMsciX 1.0 AXIT 64.10 –1.32 –88 0.1 ..ê

.. .. 56 .. B+ 65.0 ISMsciX 3.3 AXTE 61.26 –1.10 –94 0.3 ..ê

.. .. 45 .. B+ 46.1 ISMcXUS 4.0 AXUT 44.24 –.35 +999 22 ..ê

.. .. 60 .. D+28.4 ISMscFrn 2.5 EWQ 27.39 +.08 –29 280 ..ò

.. .. 52 .. B–32.8 ISMsciFrn .9 FM 32.47 +.17 –60 52 ..k

.. .. 66 .. B 29.7 ISMscGer 1.5 EWG 29.08 +.12 –45 1.3m ..ò

.. .. 36 .. C 28.7 ISMsciG 1.2 VEGI 26.59 +.20 +88 14 ..k

.. .. 47 .. B–26.2 ISMsGlE 2.4 FILL 25.60 +.30 –79 3 ..k

.. .. 6 .. C– 21.7 ISMsGlb 1.8 RING 10.33 –.05 +107 140 ..ò

.. .. 5 .. D 23.8 ISMsGlbS 2.3 SLVP 11.69 +.02 +36 28 ..k

.. .. 36 .. B 23.7 ISMsGlSl 1.9 PICK 20.28 –.05 –89 17 ..k

.. .. 54 .. D+71.0 ISMscGr 2.0 EFG 69.18 +.46 +14 83 ..o

.. .. 48 .. B 32.0 ISMscH 13 EWHS 30.60 –.39 +6 4 ..k

.. .. 50 .. D+58.0 ISMsciInt 1.9 IXUS 56.00 ... –36 49 ..ê

.. .. 64 .. D+15.9 ISMsciI 2.0 EWI 15.10 +.15 –13 1.2m ..ò

.. .. 55 .. C– 12.4 ISMscJap 1.2 EWJ 11.72 +.09 –31 20m ..ò

.. .. 16 .. D–76.8 ISMsciMe 1.0 EWW 62.94 –.16 +67 5.2m ..ò

.. .. 61 .. B+ 41.1 IshrsMs 4.1 ENZL 40.31 +.21 +19 50 ..k

.. .. 21 .. C+ 43.6 iSHMsPh 1.0 EPHE 33.85 +.04 +121 716 ..k

.. .. 58 .. C 32.2 ISMsciPo 2.8 EPOL 30.30 +.12 –52 180 ..k

.. .. 41 .. B 24.6 ISMscRus 2.7 ERUS 21.86 –.07 –56 244 ..k

.. .. 54 .. C+ 66.1 ISMsciSK .6 EWY 62.51 +.11 0 2.7m ..ò

.. .. 20 .. D–36.9 ISMscS 20 EWSS 28.95 +.06 –52 5 ..k

.. .. 72 .. B–39.0 ISMsciS 3.4 EWP 36.83 +.41 –51 320 ..ò

.. .. 21 .. D+96.1 ISMsciTha 2.5 THD 76.39 –.57 +33 309 ..k

.. .. 53 .. C+ 20.5 iShrsUK 2.5 EWU 20.31 +.17 +235 8.3m ..ò

.. .. 61 .. B+ 38.2 iShsUSA 1.8 EUSA 38.16 +.13 –88 4 ..k

.. .. 50 .. B+ 57.7 ISMciUs 1.4 MTUM 56.56 +.28 –34 7 ..ê

.. .. 47 .. B 56.1 ISMsciUs 1.8 SIZE 55.27 –.84 –67 0.2 ..ê

.. .. 52 .. B–35.2 ISMUsM 2.2 USMV 34.96 +.22 +9 475 ..o

.. .. 49 .. A+54.1 ISMscUSA .0 QUAL 53.56 +.46 +13 31 1ê

.. .. 52 .. D–70.0 ISMscWl 1.7 URTH 67.05 –.81 +661 250 ..k

.. .. 62 .. B 105 ISMstar 1.9 JKD 105.1 +1.12 –49 7 ..ê

.. .. 54 .. C+ 77.9 iShMrnLV 2.4 JKF 77.84 +1.04 –87 8 ..ê

.. .. 62 .. B–95.4 iShMstLG 1.2 JKE 94.04 +1.22 –49 12 ..ê

.. .. 68 .. C 110 iShMstMV 1.9 JKI 110.3 +1.67 –17 7 ..ê

.. .. 60 .. B–125 ISMstar 1.2 JKG 123.5 +1.11 –68 2 ..ê

.. .. 60 .. C 137 iShMstMG .7 JKH 134.5 +1.75 +71 11 ..ê

.. .. 64 .. A 124 ISMstarSm 1.3 JKJ 122.6 +1.98 +5 6 ..ê

.. .. 73 .. C 128 iShMstSG 1.0 JKK 126.1 +2.56 –39 6 ..ê

.. .. 60 .. B–115 iShMstSV 2.1 JKL 114.1 +1.75 +35 15 ..ê

.. .. 49 .. D 43.9 ISNANa 1.6 IGE 43.02 +.66 –46 145 ..o

.. .. 64 .. C 84.0 ISNATec .9 IGM 83.63 +.96 –44 17 ..ê

.. .. 40 .. D–31.8 ISNATech 2.3 IGN 29.83 +.55 –81 9 ..ê

.. .. 62 .. C– 78.6 ISNATec .3 IGV 77.61 +.96 –80 18 ..ê

.. .. 27 .. B–114 ISNatAmt 2.9 MUB 104.3 –.72 –15 180 ..ò

.. .. 27 .. A–116 ISNyAmt 3.0 NYF 105.1 –.53 +322 25 ..k

.. .. 56 .. B–81.9 ISNyse10 2.1 NY 81.83 +.95 –55 2 ..ê

.. .. 54 .. B 92.3 iShNYCmp 2.3 NYC 91.18 –.06 –83 1 ..ê

.. .. 64 .. B 69.2 iShPhlx 1.2 SOXX 68.02 +.73 –47 61 ..o

.. .. 23 .. C+ 46.5 ISRealEs 3.7 FTY 38.91 –.51 –58 2 ..ê

.. .. 23 .. C 57.9 ISResiRea 3.4 REZ 47.58 –.80 –19 49 ..ê

.. .. 25 .. B–42.7 USRetRea 3.4 RTL 35.47 –.50 –92 0.2 ..ê

.. .. 62 .. C+ 64.4 iSRMCV 1.7 IWS 63.86 +.75 +204 1.3m ..o

.. .. 62 .. C– 82.5 iShaR10 1.5 IWF 81.85 +.98 +48 3.0m ..o

.. .. 60 .. B–NH iShaR10 2.0 IWD 90.89 +1.28 +17 1.7m ..o

.. .. 60 .. C+ 99 ISRuss100 1.8 IWB 98.94 +1.31 +15 618 ..o

.. .. 68 .. E 111 ISRuss200 1.6 IWM 109.2 +1.95 +25 48m ..o

.. .. 62 .. B+ 106 ISRuss300 1.7 IWV 106.1 +1.50 –41 129 ..o

.. .. 62 .. B 145 ISRussMi 1.5 IWR 144.0 +1.92 +59 291 ..o

.. .. 61 .. B 40.4 ISRussTo 2.7 IWL 40.36 +.42 –94 0.3 ..ê

.. .. 58 .. C– 79.4 ISS&P10 2.0 OEF 79.30 +1.00 –34 688 ..o

.. .. 62 .. C– 94.5 ISSP500Gr 1.6 IVW 94.02 +1.17 +110 1.0m ..o

.. .. 60 .. E 178 iShSP500 1.9 IVV 178.3 +2.39 –2 4.7m ..o

.. .. 60 .. C+ 82.8 ISSP50 2.1 IVE 82.74 +1.10 +27 608 ..o

.. .. 60 .. B–130 iShaSPM 1.4 IJH 128.5 +1.98 –38 1.2m ..o

.. .. 71 .. D+105 iShSPSml 1.3 IJR 104.0 +1.74 –8 854 ..o

.. .. 60 .. B+ 81.4 ISSPTotUs 1.7 ITOT 81.10 +1.03 –19 67 ..o

.. .. 56 .. A–70.8 ISSelc 3.1 DVY 70.15 +.56 +40 1.1m ..o

.. .. 35 .. A+110 ISShrtTr .0 SHV 110.2 ... –70 212 ..k

.. .. 11 .. C 33.3 iShSilver SLV 20.69 –.14 –21 7.0m ..o

.. .. 33 .. B+ 106 ISStNatAm .8 SUB 106.2 –.07 +7 42 ..k

.. .. 38 .. B–33.2 ISTargR 2.0 TGR 32.76 +.04 +24 16 ..ê

.. .. 40 .. A–35.4 ISTargtD 2.0 TZD 34.93 –.30 –42 2 ..ê

.. .. 43 .. B+ 37.5 ISTargtD 2.1 TZE 36.96 –.17 –93 1 ..ê

.. .. 47 .. B–39.1 ISTargtD 2.0 TZG 38.54 +.13 –69 4 ..ê

.. .. 48 .. B–40.3 ISTrgDate 2.1 TZI 39.65 –.05 –96 0.4 ..ê

.. .. 48 .. B 41.3 ISTargtD 2.0 TZL 40.90 +.25 +23 13 ..ê

.. .. 52 .. B–42.0 ISTargtD 2.1 TZO 41.40 +.08 –98 0.1 ..ê

.. .. 52 .. B–42.7 ISTargtD 2.0 TZV 42.27 +.31 –80 0.6 ..ê

.. .. 54 .. A 33.3 ISTargtD 1.9 TZW 32.86 +.07 –93 0.7 ..ê

.. .. 52 .. B+ 34.0 ISTargtD 1.9 TZY 32.88 –.11 –97 0.1 ..ê

.. .. 23 .. E 123 ISTipsBn 1.5 TIP 111.5 –.96 +2 654 ..ò

.. .. 70 .. C 127 ISTran .9 IYT 125.3 +1.54 –26 178 ..o

.. .. 82 .. A–99 ISUSAe 1.7 ITA 98.96 +1.52 –46 24 ..ê

.. .. 25 .. D+41.1 ISUsPf 5.4 PFF 37.85 –.16 +1 1.7m ..o

.. .. 56 .. A–78.3 ISUSBasc 2.0 IYM 78.00 +1.50 –80 93 ..o

.. .. 81 .. B+ NH ISUSBrok 1.8 IAI 35.38 +1.03 +89 94 ..o

.. .. 56 .. B–94.9 ISUSCon 1.9 IYK 93.68 +.56 –37 18 ..ê

.. .. 68 .. A–116 ISUSCnsm 1.1 IYC 115.6 +1.60 –46 20 ..ê

.. .. 56 .. B 49.8 ISUSEnr 1.5 IYE 49.46 +.75 –77 164 ..o

.. .. 60 .. A–77.5 ISUSF 1.3 IYF 76.64 +1.43 +29 330 ..o

.. .. 68 .. D+NH ISUSFinl 1.1 IYG 78.27 +2.13 –65 28 ..o

.. .. 66 .. B+ 112 ISUSHeal 1.2 IYH 111.6 +1.76 –84 53 ..o

.. .. 60 .. B 90.6 ISUSHlt .7 IHF 88.79 +1.15 +581 262 ..o

.. .. 28 .. C– 26.2 ISUSHom .5 ITB 21.75 –.34 +19 7.7m ..o

.. .. 70 .. B 95.9 ISUSI 1.3 IYJ 95.46 +1.23 –17 222 ..o

.. .. 72 .. B–45.6 ISUSIns 1.5 IAK 45.47 +1.09 –34 13 ..ê

.. .. 68 .. B–89.9 ISUSMed .4 IHI 89.39 +.94 +999 558 ..ê

.. .. 72 .. B+ 67.5 ISUSOi .7 IEZ 67.22 +1.64 +160 218 ..o

.. .. 62 .. D–85.0 ISUSOilG .8 IEO 81.22 +1.50 –10 123 ..o

.. .. 66 .. C+ NH ISUSPh 1.2 IHE 112.1 +3.00 –34 11 ..ê

.. .. 24 .. B–76.2 ISUSRea 4.0 IYR 63.99 –.87 +49 17m ..o

.. .. 65 .. C 31.8 ISUSRe 1.6 IAT 31.77 +.92 –60 81 ..ê

.. .. 58 .. B+ 83.5 ISUST 1.1 IYW 82.98 +.88 –69 109 ..o

.. .. 56 .. B 29.7 ISUSTel 2.6 IYZ 28.92 +.15 –60 144 ..o

.. .. 31 .. D+25.5 ISUsTrs .9 GOVT 24.46 –.13 –27 35 ..ê

.. .. 42 .. E 102 ISUSUti 3.1 IDU 97.74 –.01 –80 106 ..o

.. .. 58 .. B–74.5 ISUsaEs 1.4 KLD 73.71 +.71 +2 6 ..ê

.. .. 23 .. D–55.2 ISUtil 3.4 AMPS 47.70 –.30 +164 15 ..ê

.. .. 34 .. D+102 ISBond .6 IBCB 99.7 –.30 –26 2 ..ê

.. .. 37 .. B 103 ISBd201 1.3 IBDA 101.0 +.31 –30 3 1ê

.. .. 34 .. C– 101 ISBond 1.3 IBCC 98.26 –.27 +158 5 ..ê

.. .. 37 .. C+ 104 ISBd201 2.4 IBDB 102.0 –.39 –68 1 1ê

.. .. 29 .. B–100 ISBond 2.0 IBCD 96.19 –.62 –81 0.3 ..ê

.. .. 37 .. E 104 ISBd202 3.7 IBDC 101.6 –.57 +4 3 1ê

.. .. 23 .. C 100 ISBond 2.8 IBCE 91.39 –1.06 +200 2 ..ê

.. .. 34 .. D+103 ISBd202 4.5 IBDD 99.6 –.90 +57 4 ..ê

.. .. 30 .. D–71.7 iSSoAfr 2.8 EZA 63.10 –.17 +77 769 ..ò

.. .. 62 .. B+ 81.2 iSRMCG 1.1 IWP 80.05 +1.11 +149 706 ..o

.. .. 73 .. B 114 iSSCGth 1.0 IJT 113.3 +2.03 –59 96 ..o

.. .. 50 .. D 47.2 iSACWX 2.4 ACWX 45.67 +.14 +24 434 ..o

.. .. 10 .. C+ 48.0 iShPeru 3.8 EPU 33.73 –.52 –68 49 ..ò

.. .. 48 .. C+ 28.1 iShEmEEu 1.2 ESR 26.59 –.35 –85 2 ..k

.. .. 25 .. B–29.8 iShEMkF 2.0 EMFN 24.45 –.55 +43 4 ..ê

.. .. 18 .. A–22.5 iShEMM 3.4 EMMT 16.64 –.16 –88 0.6 ..ê

.. .. 40 .. D+21.0 iShrHon 2.7 EWH 20.03 +.10 +387 14m ..ò

.. .. 54 .. B 51.3 iSKokus 2.3 TOK 50.30 –.23 –99 0.3 ..ê

.. .. 31 .. B+ 37.0 iShSPEM 3.2 EMIF 33.52 –.48 +431 78 ..ê

.. .. 19 .. C– 64.0 iSh10yC 4.9 CLY 54.64 –.95 –79 12 ..k

.. .. 40 .. C+ 51.5 iShChnHK 2.3 FCHI 47.54 –.13 –96 0.2 ..ê

.. .. 60 .. B–44.3 iShDevS 2.7 IFSM 43.09 +.41 +44 5 ..ê

.. .. 36 .. B–39.0 iShAsia 6.4 IFAS 33.87 +.22 –22 4 ..ê

.. .. 50 .. C– 35.1 iShEuro 3.3 IFEU 33.71 +.11 +90 15 ..ê

.. .. 36 .. C 37.1 iShGlbR 6.1 IFGL 33.48 +.24 –23 107 ..o

.. .. 21 .. C+ 56.6 iShNoAm 3.4 IFNA 46.47 –1.48 –81 1 ..ê

.. .. 35 .. B–96.3 iShHYCB 6.2 HYG 92.90 –.16 –1 4.2m ..ò

.. .. 63 .. A–66.4 iShrsKL 1.4 DSI 66.04 +.82 –44 8 ..ê

.. .. 56 .. C 56.7 iShACWI 2.0 ACWI 55.94 +.55 –33 790 ..o

.. .. 50 .. A–27.2 iShACWI 3.8 AXFN 26.01 +.05 +298 19 ..ê

.. .. 40 .. C– 61.9 iShAsia 1.8 AAXJ 59.00 +.03 –57 345 ..o

.. .. 48 .. B–28.2 iShrsAu 5.3 EWA 26.75 +.10 +27 1.9m ..ò

.. .. 44 .. A–29.6 iShrCan 2.3 EWC 29.32 +.18 –30 884 ..ò

.. .. 63 .. B 24.9 iShEurFn 1.9 EUFN 23.77 +.16 –66 65 ..o

.. .. 45 .. D+32.9 iShFarE 2.4 FEFN 29.80 –.01 –65 0.7 ..ê

.. .. 7 .. C– 36.5 iShIndo 1.8 EIDO 25.03 +.26 –2 686 ..k

.. .. 79 .. A 35.0 iShIrel 1.0 EIRL 34.62 +.25 –7 28 ..k

.. .. 48 .. D–48.0 iShIsrael 2.2 EIS 46.90 +.47 –29 16 ..k

.. .. 56 .. C 56.2 iShJpSC 1.8 SCJ 53.82 +.55 –89 2 ..k

.. .. 42 .. B–16.9 iShrMal 2.3 EWM 15.73 +.03 –14 1.4m ..ò

.. .. 64 .. C 25.2 iShrNth 1.4 EWN 24.75 +.15 –70 66 ..ò

.. .. 32 .. C– 14.7 iShrSng 4.3 EWS 13.63 –.04 –16 1.2m ..ò

.. .. 46 .. D 35.7 iShrSwe 3.0 EWD 33.70 +.02 –35 101 ..ò

.. .. 53 .. D+32.8 iShrsSw 1.9 EWL 31.83 +.09 –46 190 ..ò

.. .. 46 .. C+ 14.8 iShrsTa 1.9 EWT 14.09 +.01 +66 11m ..ò

.. .. 10 .. D+77.4 iShTurky 2.0 TUR 54.29 –.60 –17 282 ..ò

.. .. 78 .. D–213 iShaNdq .2 IBB 204.2 +6.36 +10 1.1m ..o

.. .. 71 .. D+131 iShR200 1.1 IWO 127.9 +2.85 +152 2.7m ..o

.. .. 64 .. B–96.5 iShR200 2.0 IWN 94.85 +1.57 +226 3.3m ..o

.. .. 62 .. B 67.7 iShR300 1.4 IWZ 67.08 +.81 –48 13 ..ê

.. .. 60 .. B+ 119 iShaR30 2.0 IWW 119.1 +1.74 –43 17 ..ê

.. .. 58 .. B NH iSRTop2 2.0 IWX 38.73 +.54 –51 9 ..ê

.. .. 63 .. B–43.3 iSRTop2 1.7 IWY 43.02 +.37 –31 15 ..ê

.. .. 33 .. B–98.7 ISC1–3I .7 ISHG 94.54 –.62 –56 5 ..ê

.. .. 33 .. C 104 iShCiti 1.6 IGOV 99.8 –.94 –42 32 ..ê

.. .. 62 .. B+ 113 iShaMCV 1.6 IJJ 112.4 +1.61 +19 133 ..o

.. .. 70 .. B 107 iShSCVal 1.4 IJS 106.3 +1.80 –47 63 ..o

.. .. 86 .. B 11.3 iShGCln 2.1 ICLN 10.64 +.14 +77 46 ..ê

.. .. 52 .. C+ 39.3 iShGNucE 3.1 NUCL 35.94 –.06 –92 0.6 ..ê

.. .. 52 .. C+ 52.8 iSGTmb 1.1 WOOD 50.65 +.60 +22 25 ..ê

.. .. 60 .. B–145 iShMCGth 1.0 IJK 143.1 +1.99 +78 282 ..o60 18 98 D D+39.8 IsisPhrm ISIS 32.79 +1.73 +41 2.2m ..o27 13 47 D C– 8.8 IsleCapri ISLE 7.56 +.09 –65 28 94ò60 54 41 B D–6.1 Isoftstone ISS 4.96 +.01 –80 46 8ò16 28 11 E C 1.0 IsoRayn ISR .53 +.01 +32 221 ..k.. .. 63 .. C 50.9 iSEafeSC 2.7 SCZ 49.66 +.37 +72 943 ..ê

91 37 92 C A 157 Isramco ISRL 147.8 +2.06 +7 2 99õ.. .. 46 .. C 51.7 iSPacxJ 4.1 EPP 49.53 +.19 +88 1.6m ..ò

35 44 71 E B 12.9 iStarFincl r SFI 12.23 +.03 –5 626 ..o34 48 32 C B 17.3 ItauUni .6 ITUB 13.89 –.36 +8 12m 10o

31 21 74 D B 2.2 Iteris ITI 2.07 –.02 –17 39 69ê21 20 46 D C– 48.4 Itron r ITRI 43.38 +.85 +58 552 20o

81 44 91 A B+ 41.6 ITTCorp 1.0 r ITT 40.42 +1.22 –19 624 21o

66 8 97 C B 42.8 ITTEduc ESI 40.44 +2.01 +20 552 15o

84 84 68 A D–19.4 Ituran 4.2 ITRN 18.29 –.04 –34 18 17k

5 6 3 D C 2.9 IvanhoEn .0 IVAN .65 –.01 –41 242 ..ó.. .. 22 .. C– 20.2 IvyHi–InO 8.4 IVH 17.91 –.02 –41 50 ..ê

18 64 9 B D–22.5 IXIA XXIA 13.58 +.33 +28 780 18o

31 39 57 E C– 12.5 IXYS 1.0 IXYS 11.55 +.04 –40 49 29o

— J —72 76 70 A D–56.2 J2Global 2.3 JCOM 45.08 +1.16 +141 831 16o

75 42 97 E B 11.6 JASolar .0 JASO 10.98 +.84 –46 1.6m ..ò27 44 17 C D–16.6 JDSUniph JDSU 12.46 +.09 +27 6.1m 23o

54 54 44 A D–7.4 JMPGrp 2.4 r JMP 6.59 +.10 –46 25 9ê.. .. 38 .. C+ 49.3 JPMAler 4.7 AMJ 45.48 –.08 +70 1.3m ..o

75 42 79 B B+ 21.0 JTHHlding TAX 20.19 +.27 –74 3 16k

58 77 66 C C– 87.7 J&JSnac .8 JJSF 82.53 –.72 –24 28 24o

46 63 35 C E 24.3 JabilCir 1.6 JBL 20.51 +.31 –50 1.3m 9o

88 87 75 A B 57.0 JackHen 1.4 r JKHY 55.49 +.68 –36 199 25o

76 57 81 D B 42.8 JackInBox JACK 42.28 +.70 –46 157 25ò8 51 5 E B–72.0 Jacksonv .0 JAXB 10.53 –.01 –31 6 ..ê

72 62 76 C B 62.3 JacobsEngnr JEC 61.99 +.79 –42 456 19ò3 23 6 E B 13.7 JakksPa 4.4 JAKK 6.43 +.09 –50 342 ..o

12 26 9 E D–17.5 Jamba .0 JMBA 10.70 –.09 –28 190 ..o1 5 4 E C– 4.0 JamesRivr JRCC 1.63 +.01 +25 1.2m ..o

48 54 62 C C+ NH JanusCap 2.7 JNS 10.31 +.24 +13 2.8m 15o

.. .. 55 .. B 7.4 JapanEq .9 JEQ 6.68 –.08 –21 16 ..ê

.. .. 55 .. C+ 9.9 JpnSmCap .9 JOF 9.21 +.05 –82 11 ..k80 87 81 B B 56.2 Jarden .0 r JAH 54.28 +.60 –58 601 17o

4 2 4 .. E 20.2 JavelineM 15 r JMI 11.75 –.29 +6 297 1o

99 98 93 A A–NH 7JazzPharm JAZZ.98.24 +4.50 +12 762 16o

75 83 45 A C– 78.7 JBHunt .8 JBHT 73.20 +.25 –33 549 26o

1 1 1 E C– 23.3 JCPenney 9 JCP 8.23 +.10 –52 20m ..ó76 74 90 E B 6.7 JffrsnBanc JFBI 6.20 –.13 –73 1 22ê80 80 82 D B–7.8 7Jetblue JBLU 7.71 +.20 –13 4.1m 20o

16 21 5 D D 6.1 Jetpay JTPY 2.58 +.03 –98 0.2 ..ê42 75 48 B D–13.9 JwttCmr .0 r JCTCF 9.90 –.17 +232 25 10ê.. .. 44 .. B 15.8 JFChina .8 JFC 14.82 –.10 –96 0.2 ..k

68 87 27 B C 9.5 Jiayuan 4.0 r DATE 5.93 +.08 –66 39 16ò91 67 99 E B 27.1 JinkoSol JKS 25.98 +2.62 –23 1.3m ..ò44 44 55 D B–7.9 Jinpan 2.0 JST 6.07 +.05 –16 24 7ò12 6 7 D E 18.5 JiveSoftwre JIVE 10.75 +.09 –7 704 ..o7 12 11 C C– 2.0 JoesJeans JOEZ 1.09 +.01 –55 288 12ê

91 70 89 B B 28.3 JohnBean 1.3 JBT 27.26 +.52 +19 184 20ê.. .. 49 .. B–24.2 JhnHckFi 5.3 r BTO 22.28 +.57 +34 70 ..ê.. .. 43 .. C– 17.6 JHHedgE 8.7 r HEQ 17.20 +.02 –20 38 ..k.. .. 14 .. D 24.5 JhnHkIn 8.0 JHI 19.02 –.06 –32 16 ..ê.. .. 12 .. D–24.3 JohnHan 9 HPF 18.59 –.18 –29 47 ..ê.. .. 11 .. B–20.5 JohHanPfd 9 HPS 16.21 –.20 –1 86 ..ê.. .. 13 .. B–15.0 JHancPre 7.4 PDT 12.15 –.18 –5 193 ..ê.. .. 16 .. B 18.1 JhnHnkS 6.4 JHS 14.26 –.07 –62 13 ..ê.. .. 33 .. A–13.2 JHTxAd 10 HTY 12.72 +.05 +7 38 ..ê.. .. 23 .. D 21.5 JonHncTx 6.6 r HTD 18.00 –.07 +15 158 ..ê.. .. 11 .. D–24.5 JhnHnkP 9 HPI 18.51 –.29 +87 170 ..ê

70 71 63 A B+ 94.4 Johnson 2.8 JNJ 94.05 +1.36 –5 7.2m 17o

88 90 89 C B NH Johnson 1.6 JCI 47.66 +1.64 +51 5.5m 17o

88 95 69 D B+ 27.7 JhnsnOt 1.1 JOUT 27.44 –.02 –61 7 13k

60 63 34 C D+18.1 JonesEnrgA JONE 13.84 +.08 +85 380 29o

16 19 28 D B+ 17.8 JonesGrp 1.5 JNY 13.50 –1.70 +110 2.3m 17o

70 82 48 B C+ 101 JonesLa .5 JLL 94.21 +.61 +5 409 16o

31 27 62 D C+ 50.6 JosABank JOSB 48.80 +.49 –57 250 21ò65 33 82 B C+ 9.5 JournalCmm JRN 8.44 +.27 –22 139 13ê42 56 41 B B+ 69.2 JoyGlob 1.2 r JOY 57.60 –.40 –38 1.1m 8o

64 86 55 B B–56.9 JPMorga 2.8 r JPM 53.96 +2.31 +48 31m 8o

36 83 30 C D–23.0 JuniperNtk r JNPR 19.27 +.59 –1 5.7m 16o

11 20 14 .. B–10.5 JustEn 12 JE 6.57 –.54 +266 1.4m 5o

— K —31 22 67 D C+ 36.7 KBR .9 KBR 34.81 +.42 –33 1.0m 22o

14 21 15 B E 11.5 KCAPFi 12 KCAP 8.29 +.10 –27 180 8o

32 20 49 .. B+ 13.3 KCGHldgs KCG 10.03 –.04 +36 418 ..o24 20 36 D C+ 16.5 KEYWHldg KEYW 12.32 +.71 +14 189 ..o6 37 14 B E 11.9 KKRFincl 9 KFN 9.44 –.17 +231 2.9m 6o

.. .. 18 .. D–19.9 KKRIncO 8.5 KIO 17.69 –.35 +93 126 ..ê25 35 24 C D–24.2 KMGChem .6 KMG 19.62 +.48 –61 6 19k

18 27 16 C C 18.3 KTCorp 4.5 KT 15.07 –.27 +127 809 11ò28 30 24 C C– 15.0 KVHIndus KVHI 13.00 +.05 –40 20 23o

25 54 7 C D+38.1 K12 LRN.19.53 +1.09 –8 540 40o

82 48 87 C B+ 38.8 Kadant 1.3 r KAI 37.61 +1.32 +51 50 19o

36 56 42 D D+73.5 KaiserA 1.8 KALU 66.01 +.04 –12 225 18o

5 1 2 .. D–8.3 KaloBiosPhm KBIO 3.95 +.05 –38 94 ..k66 43 88 D C 17.1 Kamada KMDA 15.12 +.33 +102 93 99ê68 78 45 C C 39.9 Kaman 1.7 KAMN 37.65 +.39 –41 53 16ê74 47 90 B B–9.2 KandiTech KNDI 6.20 –.09 –49 1.1m 44ò93 97 71 C A–48.6 KanCity 2.3 KCLI 46.27 +.35 –69 5 16ê86 86 80 A B+ 125 KCSouth .7 KSU 123.3 +.83 –44 384 31o

72 92 78 B D 30.3 KARAuct 3.5 KAR 28.35 +.76 +88 3.0m 23o

10 3 1 .. .. 19.1 KPTI KPTI 16.24 +.26 –84 503 ..k

.. .. 33 .. C– 36.8 KaynAnd 5.7 KMF 32.17 +.01 –54 26 ..k

.. .. 48 .. B 39.7 KaynAnd 6.5 KYN 36.64 –.23 –22 169 ..k27 7 60 E A–30.0 KayneAn 6.2 KED 29.43 +.02 –32 18 ..ê.. .. 24 .. D–31.7 KAEnrgy 7.0 KYE 27.52 –.20 +42 82 ..k

36 24 58 B D–41.3 KBFncl 1.1 KB 37.02 +.17 –1 130 14ò21 68 14 D D 25.1 KBHome .6 KBH 15.98 –.55 +6 5.3m 79o

54 83 48 D D+11.1 KearnyF 1.9 KRNY 10.50 +.07 +38 50 87ê.. .. 72 .. B+ 8.1 Keating .4 KIPO 7.37 +.10 +337 90 ..ê

42 58 37 A B–68.0 Kellogg 3.0 K 62.19 +.11 –23 1.5m 17o

83 81 77 D B–22.3 KellyA 1.0 KELYA 20.83 +.35 –4 111 13o

42 12 76 E A–7.0 Kemet KEM 5.67 +.01 –4 185 ..o53 89 61 E D+39.0 Kemper 2.6 KMPR 37.53 +.42 –14 136 19o

48 55 61 C C 48.0 Kenname 1.5 KMT 46.63 +1.14 –26 446 18o

60 1 99 E B+ 14.8 KeryxBiop KERX 12.99 –.21 +98 5.8m ..o

76 49 89 C A–NH Kewaune 2.5 KEQU 17.76 +.06 –74 2 11k

40 10 80 E B+ 9.6 KeyEngyn KEG 8.45 +.75 +75 4.5m 99o

69 78 55 D C– 16.4 KeyTech KTEC 14.35 –.04 +22 2 21õ36 39 34 D D+12.3 KeyTronic KTCC 10.59 –.01 –52 19 10o

71 73 80 C B–NH Keycorp 1.7 r KEY 13.02 +.56 +2 11m 13o

82 42 90 C B–20.5 Kforce .0 KFRC 19.99 +.48 –15 105 24o

2 10 7 E D+1.9 KidBrands KID 1.23 –.09 +21 36 ..k25 38 32 D B–60.3 Kilroy 2.7 KRC 50.92 –.44 –40 432 ..o64 85 64 D B 13.1 KimbllB 1.7 KBALB 12.09 +.12 +6 117 21o

78 65 63 B B+ 109 KimberlyC 3.0 KMB 108.0 +.15 +7 1.7m 18o

39 83 26 C B–25.1 KimcoRl 4.3 KIM 21.00 –.12 –16 3.4m 52o

46 70 24 A C+ 41.5 KindrMr 4.7 KMI 35.00 +.22 –39 4.2m 30o

29 78 26 .. D 86.7 KinderM .0 KMR 74.52 +.18 –11 594 49ò41 58 24 B B–93.0 KinderMrg 6.7 KMP 80.56 –.08 –20 1.0m 33o

13 25 58 E D 16.6 Kindred 3.5 KND 13.79 –.05 –13 462 11o

82 40 95 B A–2.5 KingldJwlry KGJI 1.93 +.01 –70 109 4k

16 10 38 E C+ 5.8 Kingsto 3.0 KINS 5.25 ... –68 0.6 ..k22 36 22 E B–4.5 Kingsway .0 KFS 3.20 –.02 –81 4 ..ê27 50 9 D D+5.4 Kingtone .0 KONE 2.48 –.12 +250 9 ..k6 46 6 B D 10.5 KinrsGo 3.2 KGC 4.93 +.04 –20 8.2m 6ó5 3 1 E C– 8.5 Kior KIOR 2.41 +.07 –70 272 ..o7 35 7 E D 1.8 KipsBayMed KIPS .80 –.02 –49 31 ..ê

85 85 79 B B–93.0 Kirby KEX 90.88 +1.68 –56 138 22o

48 49 86 C C 21.7 Kirklands KIRK 17.57 +.15 –27 74 20ò36 39 48 D B 6.9 KiteRea 3.9 KRG 6.23 –.16 +96 1.4m ..o67 28 82 A B–24.0 KKR 6.9 KKR 23.35 +.55 +157 4.5m 13o

62 41 72 C A–67.1 KLATenc 2.8 KLAC 64.80 +.94 –42 810 20o

86 78 82 A C 20.9 KenndyW 1.4 KW 20.21 +.03 –55 177 26o

47 53 46 B C+ 17.7 KnightT 1.4 KNX 16.87 +.13 –57 256 20o

50 33 79 D C+ 10.7 KnghtT 8.1 VLCCF 8.69 +.21 –17 320 99ò30 13 46 B A 18.7 Knoll 2.9 KNL 16.79 +.33 –35 87 19o

76 77 69 C D 26.2 KNOTOf 6.7 KNOP 25.96 +.12 –26 15 52ò95 81 86 B C– 14.1 KodiakOG KOG 12.26 +.40 –27 4.9m 24o

55 65 66 C B+ 58.9 Kohls 2.5 KSS 57.03 +.49 +17 2.8m 13ó72 12 91 C A–NH KonaGrill KONA 14.74 +.19 +8 36 30ê26 23 60 D B 28.3 Konami 1.9 KNM 24.74 +.48 –21 3 26k

43 59 56 B D 14.9 KongZhg r KONG 8.13 +.06 –71 147 10ò69 78 71 D B+ 35.9 Koninkl 2.3 PHG 35.05 +.24 +19 753 22o

11 5 47 E D+4.5 Kopin r KOPN 3.52 +.08 –18 113 ..o72 44 84 C B+ NH Koppers 2.0 KOP 49.87 +2.38 +62 184 17o

24 50 42 D D 16.4 KoreaElecPwr KEP 13.60 +.05 –50 146 ..ò.. .. 49 .. D+9.5 KoreaEq .0 KEF 9.10 +.04 –93 1 ..ê.. .. 45 .. B–42.3 Korea Fund KF 39.92 +.09 –42 7 ..ê

98 90 88 C B+ 24.17KornFerry KFY 23.50 +.36 –30 297 19ò8 4 23 D C– 13.1 Kosmos KOS 10.44 +.16 +7 582 ..o

41 56 28 B B–5.6 Koss 4.8 KOSS 4.96 –.21 +163 11 7ê97 96 96 B C+ 53.1 KapStone .0 KS 51.90 +3.65 +14 392 23o

19 33 43 C D–58.8 KraftF 4.0 KRFT 52.73 –.71 +117 6.6m 17o

.. .. 59 .. B–62.4 KraneCsiChn5 KFYP 58.28 –1.37 –8 1 ..ê

.. .. 57 .. D 36.0 KraneCsiChn KWEB 29.18 +.43 –45 2 ..ê23 24 50 E B 28.3 KratonPerf KRA 22.66 +.54 –41 172 ..o47 10 85 D B–9.2 KratosDef KTOS 7.17 –.88 +421 2.6m 28o

98 97 97 B B+ 26.47KrispyKrm r KKD 25.08 +.33 –35 981 43ò86 80 84 B B 43.9 Kroger 1.6 KR.41.96 +.31 +33 4.7m 14ò26 20 28 C B 20.5 KronosW 3.9 KRO 15.53 –.06 +100 617 ..o39 2 96 E D 3.9 Ku6Media KUTV 2.21 –.10 –72 98 ..k17 12 47 C D–13.7 KulickeSof KLIC 11.96 +.19 +93 1.6m 15o

34 83 45 D D+57.8 Kyocera .6 KYO 49.82 +.32 –40 8 19k

51 9 94 .. C+ 47.9 KytheraBio KYTH 38.20 +.54 –19 249 ..ò

— L —23 78 2 A D+4.9 LLEgy LLEN 1.49 +.05 –73 721 1o

38 41 55 C C– 50.0 LBFost .3 FSTR 45.67 +.33 –45 13 16o

85 93 75 A C 64.2 LBrands 1.9 r LTD 62.93 +1.12 –30 1.5m 20ò44 61 41 B D 27.7 LCNB 3.6 LCNB 17.69 +.07 +28 34 15ê32 39 52 E D 2.3 LDKSolrn LDK 1.43 +.08 –53 1.5m ..ò48 4 85 E .. NH LDRHldg LDRH 23.50 +1.25 –84 48 ..ê11 51 7 C C+ 16.8 LGDisplay LPL 10.76 –.33 +25 581 14ò

.. .. .. .. .. 0.0 LGIH LGIH 13.04 ... 0 209 20k

10 26 18 C D 26.9 LHCGroup LHCG 20.28 +.49 +8 67 13o

72 29 99 .. B 26.6 LINMediaA LIN 24.96 +.94 –60 214 33o

88 97 77 A D+34.1 LKQ .0 LKQ.31.19 +.34 –33 905 30o

33 20 11 B B–23.2 LMIAero LMIA 15.02 +.23 +96 209 10ó81 84 70 D B+ 10.0 LNBBanc .4 LNBB 9.64 +.09 –53 4 14ê96 94 67 A A–42.3 LPLFncl 1.9 r LPLA 39.85 +.40 –21 513 17o

39 21 78 E C+ 1.8 LRAD LRAD 1.52 +.03 –42 53 ..k48 40 47 .. B 19.3 LRREner 11 LRE 16.88 +.23 –4 150 37o

10 66 10 C E 42.8 LSBIndust LXU 30.68 +.16 +68 260 25o

42 57 37 A B 48.7 LTCPpty 5.3 LTC 38.42 –.43 +60 206 24o

27 23 55 D C+ 7.3 LTXCrednc LTXC 6.23 +.12 –60 228 ..ò85 65 75 C A 102 L3Comm 2.2 r LLL 101.5 +.64 +19 607 11o

14 28 13 C D+22.6 LouisPacific LPX 15.85 +.10 +8 3.6m 14o

63 62 61 B B–105 LabCorpAmer r LH 105.0 +.64 –21 507 15o

31 54 51 D C 48.5 Laclede 3.6 LG 46.86 +.20 –11 123 15ò71 22 94 D A 2.6 LadenbrgTh LTS 2.31 +.06 –41 142 ..ê83 68 85 B B–NH Lakeland 2.1 LKFN 36.48 +.96 –42 38 16ê41 63 50 C D 14.7 LakeSho 2.3 LSBK 12.00 ... –96 0.1 19ê8 34 14 .. B 0.9 LakeShoreGold LSG .39 +.00 –37 179 ..ê

71 74 66 C C 12.2 Lakeland 2.5 LBAI 11.80 +.54 –38 47 14ê39 31 64 E B–6.3 LakeIand LAKE 5.29 +.09 –40 10 ..ê77 36 82 C B–4.4 LakesEnt LACO 4.27 +.07 –64 17 5ê81 68 74 B A–55.5 LamResrch r LRCX 52.85 +.76 –9 1.8m 21o

75 72 57 D A 50.2 Lamar LAMR 48.87 +.35 –1 1.2m 99o

35 50 49 B D+87.4 LancstrC 1.9 LANC 82.63 +1.91 –30 53 21o

19 25 20 B C 66.0 Landauer 4.6 LDR 48.02 +.62 –60 13 20ê33 68 22 B D 16.0 Landec LNDC 11.50 +.16 –44 109 15o

33 27 32 C B–22.5 Landmrk 3.9 LARK 19.70 –.30 +58 3 10k

39 48 42 C C– 60.0 Landstar 3.2 LSTR 55.46 +.37 –61 132 21o

99 78 99 A B NH Lannett LCI 27.13 +3.34 +285 1.5m 46o

3 23 8 E D+2.5 Lantronx LTRX 1.44 –.01 –56 28 ..ê52 67 50 C C– 11.0 Laporte 1.5 LPSB 10.46 ... –81 2 14ê94 91 91 B E 34.67LaredoPetro LPI 29.77 +.76 +55 2.0m 59o

99 98 86 A C+ 73.57LasVegs 2.0 r LVS.69.80 +1.34 –15 4.1m 25o

45 35 70 C B 31.9 LaSalle 3.6 LHO 30.95 +.07 –16 789 44o

27 11 26 C A–25.4 LatamAir .0 LFL 16.41 –.18 +92 1.2m ..k.. .. 17 .. D 16.6 LatinAm .4 LDF 13.50 –.11 +127 20 ..ê

75 78 69 D B–5.7 LatticeSemi r LSCC 5.51 +.12 –21 858 68o

34 51 57 E A 19.0 Lawson 3.7 LAWS 12.82 +.02 +75 35 99ê2 20 5 E E 25.1 LayneChrst LAYN 15.81 –.73 +176 479 ..ò

.. .. 46 .. A–18.1 LazGlbTR 6.3 LGI 17.24 +.02 +24 20 ..ê91 86 73 A A–41.0 Lazard 2.4 LAZ 40.93 +.83 –50 294 22o

.. .. 46 .. B+ 14.7 LAzWldDv 6.6 LOR 14.18 +.09 –12 19 ..ê79 96 83 C C– 24.4 LaZBoy .7 LZB 23.68 +.52 –4 342 26ò34 60 35 E B 4.3 LCAVis LCAV 3.65 –.10 –82 13 ..ê68 86 31 A B 4.1 LeGaga GAGA 3.59 ... –56 14 5k

5 41 26 E E 5.8 LeadgBgrs LBIX 4.05 +.08 –46 6 15ê53 9 98 E B 17.5 LeapWire LEAP 16.15 –.03 –50 421 ..o22 92 7 A E 12.0 LeapFrog LF 7.54 +.04 +21 2.5m 8o

78 48 87 B B+ 79.2 LearCorp .9 r LEA 77.71 +.65 –5 760 13o

10 19 3 E D+5.9 LearngTree LTRE 2.98 +.03 –99 0.3 ..ê72 33 97 .. A 3.5 LeeEntrp LEE 3.38 +.02 +12 474 28ò49 23 43 B E 29.5 LegacyR 8.6 LGCY 27.00 +.41 –20 125 99o

.. .. 13 .. D+23.2 LMBGblI 8.6 BWG 16.80 –.21 +41 120 ..ê68 65 84 C B–NH LeggMas 1.3 LM 39.55 +.97 +5 1.2m 14o

36 77 27 C C 34.3 LegetPl 4.1 LEG 29.38 +.27 –24 857 18o

52 80 78 .. C+ 29.2 Lehigh 6.7 LGP 28.52 +.47 +78 55 23ê57 9 86 C B+ 47.8 LeidosH 4.0 LDOS 47.42 +.64 –79 281 10ò92 78 81 C A+8.5 LeMaitr 1.5 LMAT 8.21 +.26 +193 101 41ê64 24 75 B B+ 34.9 LenderP 1.2 r LPS 34.08 +.23 –67 308 13o

42 99 19 B D–34.9 LennarB .6 LENB 27.38 –.81 +191 103 16ê46 99 13 B C 44.4 LennarA .5 LEN 32.79 –1.45 +128 12m 19o

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87 86 83 B B 80.57Lennox 1.2 r LII 79.90 +.80 +15 435 22o

28 48 81 D D+6.1 LentuoIntl LAS 3.03 +.01 –81 6 27ê60 63 51 B B–32.4 Leucadia .9 LUK 28.88 +.42 –29 932 9o

68 66 87 E A–31.2 Level3Com LVLT 30.11 +.38 –34 1.3m ..o30 14 62 E D–3.2 LexiPhrm LXRX 2.38 +.14 –41 804 ..k14 2 20 B B–13.8 Lexngton 6.1 LXP 10.78 –.16 +15 2.5m ..o63 50 75 C B+ 41.5 LexmarkA 3.3 LXK 35.87 +.96 –24 756 10o

32 50 32 C C 26.0 Libbey LBY 20.84 –.16 +10 87 11o

.. .. 53 .. B 5.9 LbtyAllSt 7.1 USA 5.67 +.01 +12 597 ..ê

.. .. 66 .. B 5.9 LbtyAllS 7.0 ASG 5.13 +.02 –1 111 ..ê35 17 64 D C– 78.5 LbtyGlbC r LBTYK 76.13 +.52 +7 950 ..o34 17 62 D C– 82.5 LibtyGlbA r LBTYA 80.45 +.98 +15 2.4m ..o60 69 78 D B–28.1 LibrtyInter LINTA 27.43 +.45 0 2.6m 32o

68 69 82 D B+ 28.2 LibInteracB LINTB 27.63 +.54 0 0.3 32ê53 2 92 .. B+ 114 LibInterVtA LVNTA 112.2 +2.83 –8 156 3k

59 4 75 B C+ 159 LibertyA LMCA 149.4 +1.94 –55 297 2o

55 4 75 B D 153 LibertyB LMCB 149.5 +.93 +200 0.3 2ê12 38 15 B D+45.0 Liberty 5.5 LRY 34.38 –1.02 +25 1.1m 35o

3 31 4 E E 4.5 LifePrt 9 LPHI 2.02 ... –59 8 ..ò69 70 70 B C NH LifeTech LIFE 75.59 +.08 +8 1.4m 18o

31 75 28 B E 56.9 LifetimeFit r LTM 46.73 +.28 +47 498 16o

83 28 94 A B 16.9 Lifelock LOCK.15.99 +.41 –8 903 61o

53 56 60 C B+ 53.9 LifepntHosp r LPNT 49.95 +.37 –36 225 17o

54 71 74 D D–16.4 LifetimeB 1.0 LCUT 15.02 –.28 –16 18 14ê25 23 7 A B–3.2 Lifevantage r LFVN 1.99 –.02 +16 847 24ê66 59 79 B C+ 20.0 Lifeway .5 LWAY 15.33 +.73 +3 21 41k

92 78 97 B D–58.5 LigandPhar r LGND 48.33 +2.69 +49 442 79o

5 17 14 E E 3.3 Lightbridge LTBR 1.55 +.05 –50 29 ..o19 61 2 .. D–23.4 LightInTheBox LITB 8.10 +.26 –68 171 99ò45 20 78 D C 2.0 LightP LPTH 1.33 –.06 –73 19 99ê96 92 73 A B–6.5 LihuaI .0 LIWA 5.86 –.03 –37 85 2ó25 39 9 E B–6.7 LimeEng .0 LIME 3.66 +.01 –59 7 ..k6 4 29 E D+2.6 Limelight LLNW 1.98 +.01 +114 583 ..o

65 57 73 B B–27.4 Limonei .6 LMNR 24.92 +.22 –54 15 60ê21 12 38 E D+7.3 LinclnE 5.1 LINC 5.53 +.23 –43 49 ..o79 74 83 B B–74.6 LinclnE 1.3 r LECO 71.00 +1.75 –32 267 20o

86 72 92 C B–NH Lincoln 1.0 LNC 48.76 +2.62 +103 4.1m 10o

54 91 30 A C 94.9 Lindsay .7 LNN 77.30 +.07 –7 209 14o

45 46 53 A C 42.8 LinearT 2.5 LLTC 40.97 +.34 –43 1.1m 20o

97 99 88 A D–2577LinkedIn LNKD.215.2 +3.70 –13 2.0m 99o

34 51 10 B B 4.5 Linktone r LTON 2.58 +.11 –71 10 8k

55 78 27 E B–44.2 LinnCo 9 LNCO 31.60 +.96 +8 479 13o

42 27 26 B B–41.2 LinnEngy 9 LINE 29.90 +.34 –32 1.6m 25o

96 63 95 B A NH Lionbridge LIOX 5.34 ... +117 742 14o

62 24 87 B D+37.8 LionsGate LGF 32.29 +.15 +151 3.8m 17o

4 7 2 .. C– 11.8 LipoScience LPDX 4.15 –.20 +253 115 ..ê

26 15 63 .. B–10.3 LiquidHldgs LIQD 8.59 +.57 –59 6 ..ê31 60 8 B E 44.4 Liquidity LQDT 27.53 +.88 –28 342 15ò84 98 82 B C 74.9 LithiaMo .8 LAD 62.42 +.01 –27 297 16o

92 88 75 A C 87.6 Littelf 1.1 LFUS 83.16 +1.64 –15 67 19o

40 29 90 D E 19.8 LiveNatn LYV 18.26 +.46 +15 1.3m ..o8 4 19 E D–5.7 LiveDeal LIVE 2.87 +.02 –89 8 ..ê

50 32 42 B B 15.2 Liveperson LPSN 11.31 +.14 +60 549 47o

24 8 87 E D+5.4 Lloyds LYG 4.93 +.19 +5 5.6m ..o.. .. 40 .. A 17.3 LMPCap 7.2 SCD 15.52 –.05 –24 42 ..k.. .. 17 .. C 14.7 LMPCpLn 7.3 TLI 11.97 –.05 +199 92 ..ê.. .. 12 .. C+ 16.0 LMPREI 6.9 RIT 10.48 –.12 +16 47 ..ê

61 51 93 E C– 5.1 LoJack LOJN 4.46 –.03 –14 71 ..o30 20 40 D C 2.7 Local LOCM 1.83 –.15 +9 253 ..o89 75 86 C B 138 Lockheed 3.9 LMT 138.1 +1.91 –16 1.3m 14o

48 59 53 C C 49.4 Loews .5 L 48.57 +.83 +24 940 16o

76 64 92 E A–10.6 Logitech 2.2 LOGI 10.28 +.08 –10 444 38o

62 35 82 B B–34.5 LogMeIn r LOGM 32.16 +1.09 +31 260 51o

22 42 17 E A–3.1 LookSma .0 LOOK 2.01 –.13 +395 19 ..k40 18 68 .. B+ 73.1 LoralSp .0 LORL 70.79 +.31 –59 21 24ò74 85 79 .. A+52.0 Lorilla 4.3 r LO 51.46 +.40 –5 2.6m 16o

68 81 75 C C+ 50.7 Lowes 1.5 r LOW 48.72 –.35 +31 8.9m 23ò25 7 23 E B–6.7 LpathA LPTN 5.17 +.01 –95 2 ..ó71 58 80 D B+ 30.7 LSBFncl 1.0 LSBI 28.00 –.28 +38 2 16ê67 54 64 B B 8.5 LSI 1.5 LSI 8.25 +.12 –37 3.3m 12o

46 18 78 E B+ 9.6 LSIIndu 2.6 LYTS 9.11 +.22 –50 26 99o

37 30 32 D D 9.2 Lubys LUB 7.55 +.16 –38 15 47ê22 49 7 D D–1.8 LucasEnn LEI 1.11 +.01 –70 33 ..ò59 89 25 A D–82.5 Lululemon LULU 69.00 +.67 –54 1.4m 37ò94 97 93 A B 1187LumbrLiqdtr r LL 113.3 +3.51 –36 356 44o

32 66 28 B E 24.1 Luminex LMNX 18.43 +.42 –6 159 34o

81 41 96 B B–24.7 LumosNt 2.5 LMOS 22.11 +1.08 –19 67 30o

8 1 44 E C 2.4 LunaInno LUNA 1.36 +.01 +34 37 ..ê78 41 83 C A 19.3 LuxferH 2.0 LXFR 19.15 +.28 –84 11 13k

95 48 92 A B+ NH LuxoftA LXFT 31.98 +.57 +56 58 24k

77 77 53 B B+ 56.2 Luxotti 1.1 LUX 52.50 +.70 –50 36 30o

77 95 61 C B 19.3 Lydall LDL 16.76 +.17 –21 39 18ê67 79 79 C E 79.3 Lyndelb 2.7 r LYB 75.39 +.58 +12 3.9m 12o

— M —67 76 45 A B–119 M&TBank 2.5 MTB 113.9 +2.73 +14 1.0m 12o

5 25 3 .. C 13.4 MAGSlvgn MVG 5.21 –.01 –13 62 ..ò25 38 32 C C+ 16.2 MBIA MBI 11.36 +.22 –39 1.9m 3ó36 39 46 D C 4.4 MBTFncl MBTF 3.83 –.01 –93 1 11ê57 17 97 E B 32.6 MDCPrtn 2.0 MDCA 31.29 +.89 –5 127 ..ê40 53 66 .. E 13.2 MEIPha .0 MEIP 7.92 +.41 –52 78 ..ò14 25 3 D C– 3.1 MELASci MELA .71 –.03 +8 383 ..o20 46 9 B D–5.5 MERTle MTSL 2.05 +.02 –61 24 5ê11 5 19 C B–10.4 MFCIndu 3.0 MIL 8.13 +.01 –58 35 31ò84 78 93 D B 12.5 MFRI MFRI 11.70 –.02 +56 35 ..k.. .. 15 .. C– 12.8 MFSCaM 6.2 CCA 10.10 –.23 –31 7 ..k.. .. 19 .. C– 10.6 MFSCh 6.4 MCR 9.00 –.10 –28 111 ..k.. .. 32 .. B–7.8 MFSSpV 9 MFV 7.30 +.03 –70 3 ..ê

92 78 94 D B+ 13.0 MGCDia .0 MGCD 11.15 –.34 –22 24 85ê76 78 87 E C– 21.0 MGMResorts MGM 19.09 +.51 –22 7.0m ..o35 32 59 E B+ 6.2 MGPIngr 1.9 MGPI 5.16 –.01 +161 35 86ó30 73 12 C B–29.1 MIHomes MHO 19.66 –.21 –11 288 18o

47 33 62 D A–31.0 MKSInstr 2.2 MKSI 29.69 +.40 –46 138 53o

20 10 47 B B–39.7 MPLX 3.3 MPLX 35.97 –.49 +323 263 22o

46 15 72 C B–34.1 MRCGlobal MRC 31.04 +.62 +127 2.2m 16o

90 89 79 A D+42.0 MSCI r MSCI 41.62 +.99 –7 503 18o

65 38 91 E B 5.4 MTRGmng MNTG 5.28 +.03 –83 16 ..o55 39 67 B C– 66.5 MTSSys 1.8 MTSC 65.25 +.49 +39 73 20ò38 10 56 B B 14.1 MVCCap 3.9 r MVC 13.85 +.15 –56 39 98ê20 45 35 B D–32.6 MVOil 14 MVO 27.20 +.06 –58 19 8ó96 92 80 B B 1727MWIVet MWIV 159.2 +3.02 –10 46 32o

40 62 52 D D 27.3 MYRGrp MYRG 23.67 –.59 +63 181 14o

43 33 54 A C– 18.3 MACOM MTSI 15.72 +.18 –51 20 16ê23 6 56 C D–6.1 Macatawa MCBC 4.78 +.09 +45 66 13ê50 89 17 A B 72.2 Macerich 4.4 MAC 56.56 –.39 –12 754 24o

86 95 94 D B–21.4 MacGray 1.7 TUC 21.17 +.03 –47 75 36ê1 12 5 D D–29.4 MackCali 6.3 CLI 19.14 –.61 +1 863 ..o

35 8 56 C B–10.1 Mackinc 1.7 r MFNC 9.30 +.20 +56 8 14ê.. .. 32 .. B–17.4 MacQFst 8.9 MFD 15.73 +.02 +92 49 ..k.. .. 48 .. C 22.9 MacQGInf 5.8 MGU 22.25 –.15 –55 18 ..k

30 47 42 E B–59.9 Macquar 6.6 MIC 53.05 –.05 –12 287 99o

29 20 45 .. .. 29.3 MacroGnics MGNX 25.91 –.09 –84 59 ..k49 87 44 B C– 50.8 Macys 2.2 r M 46.18 +.22 +16 5.6m 12ó2 11 17 E D+0.9 MadCatz MCZ .47 –.15 +685 3.1m ..ê

67 76 50 C B 19.2 MadnCty 1.6 MCBK 17.72 +.14 –47 4 20ê.. .. 38 .. D 8.3 MadsnCov 8.8 MCN 8.18 –.01 +142 125 ..ê

50 94 36 B D 63.4 MadisSqGrdn MSG 55.76 +.30 +6 439 29o

.. .. 38 .. C 12.2 MadStSe 8.7 MSP 11.95 +.10 –13 13 ..ê

.. .. 69 .. A–36.9 MadrnDm .3 FWDD 36.40 +.40 –51 5 ..ê

.. .. 29 .. B+ 27.1 MadrnGl 3.0 FWDB 25.28 –.18 –56 3 ..ê

.. .. 57 .. B+ 37.4 Madrona 1.1 FWDI 27.59 –.43 –33 8 ..ê9 20 15 E C 5.1 MagalScrty MAGS 3.42 –.06 –29 5 42k

58 68 57 B B–62.0 MagllnHlth MGLN 59.46 +.27 –35 105 11o

87 94 74 A C+ 61.4 Magella 3.7 MMP 60.73 +.06 +3 519 25o

16 21 37 E B 1.3 MagellnPtrl MPET 1.05 ... –11 98 ..õ95 89 80 A C+ 7.0 MagicSo 4.8 MGIC 6.50 +.06 –52 25 13o

27 70 7 .. C 20.4 Magicjack CALL 12.38 +.14 –12 189 3ò95 95 88 B B+ 88.8 Magna 1.5 MGA 84.45 +.53 +12 622 12o

63 75 75 A D 23.9 Magnachip r MX 19.30 –.06 +17 430 6o

2 17 2 E D–2.5 Magnegas MNGA .65 +.06 +18 30 ..k62 34 92 .. B NH Magnetek MAG 21.09 +.12 –24 3 18ê56 3 97 D D+8.1 MagHRes MHR 7.07 +.67 +87 11m ..o45 55 56 C C+ 13.5 Maiden 3.1 MHLD 11.76 +.45 –7 424 15o

51 71 31 A D–34.5 MainStC 6.5 MAIN 30.28 +.17 –11 200 14o

80 80 70 C B 17.1 Mainsrc 2.0 MSFG 15.91 ... +35 46 12ê2 23 6 D D–1.3 Majesco COOL .56 –.01 +25 383 ..o

35 20 58 D C+ 16.2 Makemytrip MMYT 15.08 +.07 –6 42 ..o58 1 98 E A–29.9 MAKOSurg MAKO 29.70 –.07 –25 1.8m ..o52 45 41 B B–48.3 Mallinckrodt MNK 45.86 +1.11 +25 899 14o

15 10 46 E D–13.2 MalvernBanc MLVF 12.24 +.13 +119 37 99k

56 57 18 A B–5.0 MAMSftwr MAMS 4.07 –.07 –41 4 17ê.. .. 28 .. C+ 2.3 MngdHiP 8.7 HYF 2.06 ... –44 147 ..k

40 78 25 B D–19.3 MnchstrUtd MANU 15.62 +.13 –74 14 11ò12 16 3 D D+4.9 MandalyDigi MNDL 2.84 +.38 –40 100 ..k24 31 35 E D 3.5 MgmtNetwk TMNG 2.82 +.10 +359 15 23õ98 96 92 A C+ 111 ManhAssc MANH 110.1 +4.48 –2 88 31o

81 83 90 A D–2.3 7MhBCp 2.0 LOAN 1.96 +.15 –45 7 13ê93 85 73 B B+ 15.0 Manitex MNTX 11.90 –.75 +132 301 15o

55 99 45 B D 21.9 Manitow .4 MTW 19.04 +.44 +11 2.6m 15o

84 78 99 E B+ 35.0 Mannate .0 MTEX 29.14 +.84 –20 24 19õ65 86 45 A D 20.5 Manning 3.9 MN 16.30 –.23 –9 37 14o

52 33 90 .. C– 8.7 MannKind MNKD 5.13 +.45 +42 7.1m ..o95 85 93 D A–81.8 Mnprgrp 1.1 r MAN 80.00 +2.28 –23 542 20o

32 23 44 D C 30.2 Mantech 3.0 MANT 28.13 +.50 –30 109 13o

64 43 79 C B NH Manulife 2.6 MFC 18.83 +.45 +204 4.7m 14o

49 62 51 B B 37.9 Maratho 2.1 MRO 36.39 +.66 –3 5.5m 13o

28 36 41 B C 92.7 Maratho 2.3 r MPC 71.65 +1.22 –26 2.5m 10o

73 15 96 B B+ 10.0 Marchx 4.5 MCHX 9.25 –.06 +34 166 54o

65 56 65 D C+ 15.0 Marcus 2.4 r MCS 14.20 –.05 +35 96 17ê25 34 39 .. .. 14.8 Marcus&Milli MMI 13.66 –.34 –87 63 16k

12 5 8 D E 20.0 MarinSoftwr MRIN 10.70 +.40 +27 155 ..o13 25 28 B C– 20.1 MarinP 8.9 MARPS 15.75 –.25 +327 11 11k

68 53 71 C C 9.9 MarineP 1.4 MPX 8.52 +.14 –27 11 50ê75 72 91 D A–NH MarineMax HZO 16.10 +.30 +86 226 99o

43 28 44 B B 549 Markel MKL 538.6 +3.83 –12 43 23o

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.. .. 38 .. D–56.6 MktVAgr 1.8 MOO 53.00 +.58 +88 452 ..o

.. .. 54 .. C 54.9 MktVctBnk 3.7 RKH 53.01 +.76 –68 1 ..ê

.. .. 39 .. D+21.2 MVBdcIn 5.1 BIZD 20.55 +.16 –3 9 ..ê

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.. .. 9 .. E 44.2 MkVBrzSC .0 BRF 30.56 –.16 –58 45 ..o

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.. .. 31 .. C+ 39.6 MktVctrChina PEK 32.56 –.74 +41 10 ..ê

.. .. 25 .. B–26.4 MkVCoal 2.1 KOL 20.21 +.21 +29 138 ..o

.. .. 29 .. E 20.9 MktVctC 1.8 COLX 18.23 –.46 –87 0.6 ..ê

.. .. 27 .. A–27.7 MVEMH 5.7 HYEM 25.33 –.10 +11 122 ..ê

.. .. 18 .. D–27.9 MkVctE 4.9 EMLC 23.89 –.23 +99 1.0m ..o

.. .. 63 .. B 66.0 MktVEnv 1.2 EVX 63.10 –1.01 –40 0.3 ..ê

.. .. 34 .. B 30.2 MVFallA 5.5 ANGL 26.78 –.20 +9 2 ..ê

.. .. 77 .. D+51.8 MktVGam 2.8 BJK 49.07 +.28 +474 157 ..o

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.. .. 7 .. D 21.0 MVIndo .0 IDXJ 12.88 +.09 –90 3 ..ê

.. .. 36 .. B 28.4 MVIntlH 6.3 IHY 26.87 +.02 +264 771 ..ê

.. .. 27 .. B–24.2 MktVctIntr 2.6 ITM 22.30 –.10 –8 197 ..ê

.. .. 36 .. B 26.0 MVInvGr .7 FLTR 24.99 ... –68 13 ..k

.. .. 52 .. B–28.6 MarVecIsrael ISRA 28.43 +.14 –36 3 ..ê

.. .. 23 .. C 26.9 MVLAAB 4.3 BONO 23.62 –.01 –92 0.9 ..ê

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.. .. 60 .. B 50.9 MktVctP 4.4 PPH 50.48 +.64 –47 14 ..ê

.. .. 58 .. C 25.1 MkVPola 3.5 PLND 23.62 –.01 –74 7 ..ê

.. .. 25 .. D 21.1 MVPrfex 6.3 PFXF 19.31 –.02 +95 47 ..ê

.. .. 13 .. D 55.6 MktVRE 2.3 REMX 39.29 +.02 +127 33 ..o

.. .. 13 .. B–29.9 MktVecR 11 MORT 22.68 –.44 +308 252 ..ê

.. .. 71 .. C+ 60.0 MktVctRe 1.4 RTH 59.24 +.63 –62 11 ..o

.. .. 44 .. C 31.2 MktVRus 2.5 RSX 28.66 –.08 +22 4.4m ..o

.. .. 27 .. C– 49.1 MktVctR 2.2 RSXJ 41.90 –.61 –73 4 ..ê

.. .. 60 .. C– 41.4 MktVctS .0 SMH 40.60 +.28 –34 717 ..o

.. .. 96 .. B 80.5 MktVSol 1.7 KWT 77.17 +2.59 +143 20 ..ê

.. .. 56 .. B–51.2 MktVSte 2.2 SLX 49.37 +.81 –41 48 ..o

.. .. 63 .. D–30.7 MVUncnO .0 FRAK 28.74 +.38 +21 33 ..o

.. .. 52 .. C+ 47.7 MVUrn/N 4.0 NLR 47.04 +.46 +20 6 ..ê

.. .. 33 .. B–23.6 MktVVi 1.9 VNM 18.83 –.10 –37 98 ..ê

.. .. 65 .. B 28.2 MVVctWd .0 MOAT 27.74 +.17 –56 85 ..ê98 98 95 A A 67.97Marketa .8 MKTX 65.97 +.50 +59 247 38o

58 19 82 D B–39.8 Marketo MKTO 34.00 –2.30 –40 258 ..o

29 9 74 D B–74.9 Markwst 4.6 MWE 74.46 +1.32 –17 691 99ó91 96 79 A C 28.6 MarlinB 1.7 MRLN 26.24 +.79 –6 28 20ê16 65 13 E E 20.3 MarlinMi 5.4 FISH 17.17 +.40 +73 89 ..ê89 84 64 A A–46.5 Marriott 1.5 r MAR 46.12 +.69 –7 2.0m 22o

66 82 67 D B 51.3 MarriottVactn VAC 50.76 +1.10 –8 236 20o

28 45 76 .. E 20.0 MarroneBio MBII 16.53 +.57 –73 16 ..ê87 88 72 B A 46.8 MarshM 2.2 MMC 46.14 +.48 +28 3.0m 18o

77 79 75 C B 18.8 MartenT .6 MRTN 17.64 +.28 –46 52 19o

72 41 81 E A+NH MStewartA MSO 3.36 +.22 +374 867 ..o41 64 42 C B 113 MMMatri 1.6 MLM 100.7 –.24 +82 683 44o

36 27 71 C C– 48.9 MartMid 6.8 MMLP 46.29 +.27 –12 44 35o

48 36 83 C D+13.5 Marvell 1.8 r MRVL 13.35 +.34 –12 6.2m 16ò81 85 53 B B–22.9 Masco 1.5 MAS 20.35 –.02 –5 4.2m 30o

89 67 78 A B–29.1 Masimo .0 r MASI 27.40 +.65 –14 233 24o

30 58 25 .. .. 52.8 MasniteIntl DOOR 49.48 +.19 +1 149 ..ê21 28 7 .. C+ 0.8 MastThrptcs MSTX .44 –.01 –74 417 ..o67 82 45 B B–35.3 MasTec MTZ.30.98 –.08 –21 528 16o

99 86 99 B A+NH Mastech .0 MHH 19.33 +.23 +383 52 21ê99 95 86 A B–7397Masterc .3 r MA 734.5 +13.15 –22 451 29o

97 78 98 D B+ 21.5 Matador MTDR 20.42 +1.43 +37 1.6m 99o

16 20 32 D B–11.2 MaterialSci MASC 9.55 –.05 –78 5 19ê36 32 57 E B+ 33.7 Matern 1.1 MTRN 30.10 +.71 +12 93 21o

86 78 88 C B 22.0 Matrix MTRX 19.83 –.38 +108 260 18o

18 39 20 C C– 29.5 Matson 2.6 MATX 24.57 +.95 +58 371 17o

59 74 47 A B+ 48.5 Mattel 3.3 MAT 44.17 –.03 0 2.5m 16o

57 34 77 E B–5.5 Mattersight MATR 5.05 +.53 +560 158 ..ê61 57 66 B B 42.0 Mathws 1.0 MATW 40.76 +.33 –35 52 17k

51 86 25 A C– 46.9 MttrssFrm MFRM 32.98 –.72 –45 164 20ò48 16 97 E B 3.2 Mattson MTSN 2.67 ... –22 442 ..o17 16 53 .. C+ 4.9 MauiLandPin MLP 4.22 –.00 –65 4 ..ê.. .. .. .. .. 0.0 MVNR MVNR 9.25 ... 0 263 ..k

14 17 4 D D 3.4 MaxcomTn MXT 1.74 –.01 –80 2 ..k25 58 26 B D 33.7 MaximI 3.6 r MXIM 28.87 +.38 –2 3.1m 16o

98 96 85 A B 50.6 Maximus .4 MMS 47.02 +.61 –4 371 32ò.. .. 57 .. C+ 18.6 MaxisNik 1.9 NKY 17.16 +.19 +13 678 ..k

64 27 81 C C– 9.1 MaxLine MXL 8.23 +.14 –59 65 29o

65 96 30 B D–11.1 MaxwllTech MXWL 7.86 +.22 –40 260 15o

60 26 92 C B+ 20.1 Mayflow 1.2 MFLR 19.41 +.08 –52 2 51ê31 24 49 E A–28.6 MaysJW MAYS 25.57 –2.23 +20 0.6 77k

81 45 95 C B 23.4 MazorRbtcs MZOR 18.89 +.53 –81 38 ..k69 40 82 C B NH MBFncl 1.6 MBFI 30.68 +1.21 +19 275 17o

31 23 37 C D+3.5 McClatchy MNI 2.83 +.07 –41 131 4o

30 60 34 B E 75.3 McCormi 2.0 r MKC 69.10 +.19 –43 327 22o

48 60 35 B B+ 74.7 MCormV 2.0 MKCV 68.86 –.78 –80 0.1 22ê18 20 17 D A–13.5 McDermott MDR 8.15 +.37 +100 9.0m ..o64 68 39 A D–103 McDonal 3.3 MCD 97.01 –.19 +14 5.0m 17o

5 13 5 D D 4.7 McEwenMing MUX 1.90 +.05 –37 2.2m ..o22 58 26 D C– 5.6 MCGCap 10 MCGC 4.66 +.06 –24 216 11o

65 44 69 A B 37.8 Mcgrath 2.7 MGRC 35.89 +.64 –26 36 21o

91 73 86 A B+ 74.4 McgrwHill 1.6 MHFI 71.42 +1.55 –19 986 22o

97 92 91 C A–159 McKesson .6 MCK 158.6 +2.27 –21 1.3m 22o

30 77 8 B C+ 42.4 MDCHlgs 3.6 MDC 27.87 –.50 +45 1.4m 11o

69 77 73 C C+ 30.8 MDUResr 2.3 MDU 30.16 +.47 +17 778 20o

51 81 50 .. B+ 86.9 MeadJoh 1.7 r MJN 80.48 +.55 +29 1.9m 24o

22 32 46 E B–8.9 Meadowb 1.2 MIG 6.90 +.02 –43 243 ..o30 66 34 D E 39.4 MeadWst 2.9 MWV 33.99 +.49 +83 1.6m 30o

89 78 89 B C+ 58.0 MsrmntSpc MEAS 56.70 +2.91 –3 43 27o

8 20 4 E C 7.5 Mechel 6.2 r MTL 3.06 –.08 +31 2.8m ..ò36 14 75 E B+ 7.9 MecoxL .0 MCOX 4.17 –.24 –79 16 ..k55 59 64 C D+16.0 Medalli 5.8 TAXI 15.86 +.10 +58 94 26o

65 69 54 B E 26.6 MedAssets MDAS 22.01 +.24 –25 375 17o

52 19 89 .. B–10.1 Medgenics MDGN 6.71 –.07 –50 64 ..o73 34 98 E B 15.7 MediaGenA MEG 15.19 +.64 –11 179 ..o25 24 35 E B–2.9 Mediabi .0 MBIS 1.80 –.05 –69 7 ..ê61 78 88 E B–10.1 MedclActn MDCI 6.80 +.06 +33 107 23o

30 54 23 A C– 17.7 MedicalP 6.2 MPW 12.81 –.19 –24 975 18o

98 98 74 A C+ 37.4 Medicines MDCO 35.75 +1.24 –24 672 17o

22 28 19 E D+4.7 MediciNv MNOV 2.15 –.14 +23 14 ..ê97 98 97 A C 1277Medidata MDSO 112.9 +5.76 +14 299 77o

32 65 16 B E 33.3 Medifast MED 23.88 +.24 +186 518 14o

58 23 68 D B 67.4 Medivat .0 MDVN 61.42 +1.92 –31 980 ..ó35 40 25 A D 16.3 MedleyC 10 MCC 13.88 +.13 –63 216 9o

88 83 74 A B 109 Mednax MD 107.4 +.56 –13 197 20o

78 67 71 A C+ 58.8 Medtron 1.9 r MDT 58.03 +.73 –18 3.4m 15ò15 2 37 .. B 8.1 MedwthAcq MWRX 8.06 ... –97 0.2 ..ê12 16 15 E D 4.3 Meetme MEET 1.88 +.04 –39 483 ..o93 77 94 A C– 37.0 MelcoCrwn MPEL 34.20 +.97 +12 3.6m 30o

6 30 3 B D–89.8 Mellanox MLNX 34.42 +.71 –26 628 24o

77 50 54 C B+ 21.6 MemrlPr 10 MEMP 21.21 +.42 –46 349 99o

73 70 84 C B–47.3 MnsWea 1.6 MW 45.71 +.28 –73 404 17ò66 73 71 B C– 23.8 MentorG .8 MENT 21.61 +.32 –31 384 17ò91 93 63 A D–145 Mercado .5 MELI.114.3 –2.71 +129 1.1m 44o

81 65 84 C B 22.5 Merctil 2.2 MBWM 22.04 +.19 –18 14 12ê69 32 92 E A+NH MercrInt MERC 10.29 +1.05 +346 244 ..o39 54 34 B B–33.7 MercMcs 3.7 MBVT 30.23 +.52 +82 32 12ê47 41 41 B D 50.2 Merck 3.7 r MRK 46.80 +.98 +17 17m 13o

29 44 57 E D+51.0 Mercury 5.3 MCY 46.82 +.33 –52 66 27o

37 27 62 E B 10.5 Mercury MRCY 9.54 +.26 –63 72 ..o80 57 84 B B–53.8 Meredith 3.1 MDP 52.90 +1.19 +67 353 18o

19 36 16 E D+4.7 MergeHlth MRGE 2.44 –.01 –43 248 ..o82 60 61 A B+ NH Meridia 3.0 VIVO 24.97 +.23 –13 115 27o

84 86 83 C C 24.4 Meridian EBSB 23.67 +.69 –65 7 38ê81 58 78 B B+ 17.1 MeritMed MMSI 15.76 +.34 –38 144 24o

46 78 28 C B+ 53.0 MeritgeHme MTH 41.92 –1.34 –19 483 15o

27 46 70 .. E 8.5 Meritor MTOR 6.79 +.09 –31 800 11ò3 3 1 .. E 7.5 MerrmckPhr MACK 2.47 –.09 +54 2.5m ..o

13 50 16 E C– 7.0 MeruNetwrk MERU 3.04 –.01 –20 116 ..o66 9 91 D A 1.6 MerusLabs MSLI 1.29 –.05 –81 4 ..ê81 56 87 B A–74.0 MesaLbs .8 MLAB 71.72 +1.97 +33 22 26ê8 16 22 B D+26.4 MesaRyl 8.3 MTR 21.81 –.07 +100 7 12õ

33 22 59 B B 28.0 Mesabi 6.4 MSB 24.00 +.04 +19 87 12ò67 63 78 C C– 51.7 MetLife 2.2 MET 50.14 +2.55 +105 12m 9o

72 52 88 C B+ 39.8 MetaFncl 1.4 CASH 37.10 +.18 –33 16 12ê11 26 2 B D 2.6 Metabolix MBLX 1.00 ... +143 157 ..ê

19 20 38 E B+ 2.3 Metalico MEA 1.60 –.05 –61 76 ..ó97 99 93 B A–NH Methanx 1.3 MEOH 60.44 +2.27 +39 695 15o

93 78 97 B D+29.8 Methode 1.1 MEI 25.44 +1.64 +33 522 18ò74 68 81 C B 23.1 MetroBanc METR 21.84 +.87 +27 31 19ê64 37 89 C C 14.6 Metroco .6 MCBI 14.26 +.22 –68 28 22ê73 79 58 B B–251 MettlerToldo MTD 239.0 –5.99 +248 425 23ê

54 23 60 D B 8.5 MexcoEn MXC 6.51 +.01 +60 16 ..k.. .. 28 .. C+ 17.8 MXEqtyIn .0 MXE 15.27 –.18 –65 5 ..k.. .. 12 .. E 38.6 Mexico 11 MXF 27.58 –.33 –6 38 ..k9 39 17 B D 9.6 MFAFincl 11 MFA 7.36 –.07 –4 3.2m 9o

.. .. 16 .. B–7.0 MFSGvMk 7.9 MGF 5.69 –.03 +4 83 ..k

.. .. 13 .. B–6.8 MFSIntr 9 MIN 5.26 ... –14 416 ..ê

.. .. 20 .. C 7.7 MFSMlti 6.9 MMT 6.55 –.04 –24 143 ..ê

.. .. 13 .. B+ 8.1 MFSMun 6.9 MFM 6.19 –.14 +23 128 ..ê35 55 39 B C 60.7 MGEEner 2.9 MGEE 56.06 +.65 –12 40 18o

68 78 98 E C 8.6 MGIC MTG 7.82 +.23 +13 8.8m ..o12 22 3 E E 6.8 MGTCap MGT 2.83 –.02 –5 70 ..k96 99 84 A B+ 80.47MichlKors KORS.79.40 +1.49 –2 3.9m 32o

12 27 17 C B–10.9 Micrel 2.2 MCRL 9.16 +.11 –51 171 24o

84 87 68 A C 44.1 Microch 3.3 MCHP 42.89 +.73 –15 1.5m 20o

76 73 62 B B+ 9.3 Microfi 3.3 MFI 8.60 –.02 +150 51 13ê94 78 97 B B+ 18.9 MicronTech MU 18.11 +.39 –31 33m 18o

42 85 14 B B 6.0 MicrntEnrtc MICT 4.30 –.30 +98 10 3k

71 55 67 B B+ 55.5 MicrosSys r MCRS 53.30 +.27 –43 369 22o

38 56 47 B D–26.7 Microsemi MSCC 23.37 –.80 +428 2.6m 11o

82 74 76 A C 38.2 Microso 3.0 r MSFT 37.78 +.28 –29 37m 13o

73 53 82 D B+ 129 MicroStrat MSTR 124.2 +1.35 +6 104 75o

7 47 4 E E 3.5 Microvision MVIS 1.52 +.01 –50 70 ..ò39 83 20 B C 74.9 MidAmAp 4.5 MAA 61.83 –.80 +32 1.1m 39o

91 85 47 A B–27.1 MidConE 8.6 MCEP 23.99 +.38 +62 97 18o

.. .. .. .. .. 0.0 MEP MEP 17.83 ... 0 1.3m 7k

15 31 28 D E 21.8 Middlbu 1.5 MBRG 18.53 +.11 –73 7 20ê92 93 88 A C– 239 Middleby r MIDD 224.0 +7.73 +69 167 28o

36 60 49 B D–22.5 Middlese 3.4 MSEX 21.77 +.41 +4 31 21ê70 78 37 B B–17.4 Midsouth 2.0 MSL 15.90 +.40 +145 42 15ê42 9 45 C B+ 9.0 MidstatesPet MPO 5.73 +.21 –56 427 99ó14 63 7 .. B–1.7 MdwGldgn MDW .92 +.02 –13 197 ..ê68 80 60 C D 28.5 Midwest 1.9 MOFG 26.48 +1.02 –67 6 12ê28 66 3 D C+ 16.0 Millennial MM 6.71 –.17 +100 3.2m 99ò32 10 86 E C– 8.4 MillerEnergy MILL 5.91 +.22 +13 731 ..o75 64 76 B A–31.1 MillerH 1.6 MLHR 30.33 +1.04 –33 192 19o

50 64 49 D B 19.0 MillerI 3.3 MLR 17.15 –.04 –5 25 22o

59 34 80 D B 7.7 MiMedxGrp MDXG 5.71 +.31 –37 366 ..o6 28 2 .. B+ 0.5 MincoG MGH .18 –.02 –33 24 ..k

14 6 21 C E 2.3 MdCTI 13 MNDO 1.77 –.02 –11 27 13ê61 82 21 A E 43.8 Mindray 1.3 MR 36.13 +.12 +61 1.3m 17o

70 69 93 E C+ 5.3 Mindspeed MSPD 5.01 –.01 +9 1.4m 38o

52 74 41 C D+55.4 MineSaf 2.5 MSA 48.75 +.29 –49 60 21x

88 83 86 C B 57.5 MinrlsT .4 r MTX 56.49 +1.14 +19 176 24o

4 17 3 D E 1.3 MinesMgmt MGN .54 –.01 –56 12 ..k.. .. 10 .. B 19.1 MinnMu 6.2 MXA 14.27 –.11 –33 6 ..k

47 4 98 E D+20.9 MiratiThera MRTX 15.79 –.04 –83 12 ..k7 20 6 E D 9.1 Misonix MSON 4.02 +.11 +690 73 ..ê

44 57 18 B A–25.4 Mistras MG 18.52 +.73 +134 259 26o

56 54 53 D B 18.4 MitchamInd r MIND 16.91 +.27 –27 42 28ò63 36 85 D B–7.7 MitekSys MITK 5.63 +.22 +197 870 ..o91 72 97 B A 7.0 MitelNet MITL 6.65 –.04 +89 262 7ò51 85 51 C B–7.3 Mitsubi 2.1 MTU 6.24 +.03 –18 842 9ò6 15 5 C E 20.3 MiXTelmatcs MIXT 13.31 +.26 +5 91 27ê

20 33 43 C D+4.7 Mizuho 2.9 MFG 4.17 +.06 –38 193 8k

.. .. 27 .. E 46.6 MSDSEur DRR 41.38 +.54 –5 4 ..ê

.. .. 45 .. B 38.1 MkVHard 2.3 HAP 37.39 +.27 +158 29 ..ê

.. .. 21 .. B–20.9 MktVLgM 4.3 MLN 17.85 –.13 –62 15 ..ê

.. .. 16 .. C– 33.6 MkVHiYM 5.9 HYD 28.71 –.17 –1 273 ..o

.. .. 8 .. B 33.4 MktVIn 2.1 IDX 23.60 +.20 –32 197 ..ê

.. .. 9 .. B–25.7 MVLASC 5.7 LATM 18.97 –.22 –81 0.8 ..ê

.. .. 31 .. D+26.4 MVPrRMu 1.3 PRB 24.53 –.11 –90 0.6 ..ê

.. .. 38 .. B 46.2 MkVRMBnya CNY 42.46 +.11 –46 3 ..ê

.. .. 21 .. C+ 38.9 MkVRupnya INR 33.52 –.73 –63 0.7 ..ê

.. .. 33 .. B 17.9 MktVShM 1.4 SMB 17.59 +.05 +219 206 ..ê

.. .. 11 .. D+16.8 MgdDInvG 7.1 MZF 12.36 –.13 +16 32 ..ê80 54 88 C A–38.0 MobileMini MINI 37.23 +.12 +50 318 32o

60 51 68 B C– 24.1 MobilTe 4.4 MBT 22.57 +.07 –11 1.5m 9ò58 61 34 A B 15.0 MOCON 3.1 MOCO 14.30 +.02 –46 7 19ê17 68 1 .. E 24.8 ModelN MODN 8.24 –.10 –57 132 58ò71 68 88 D B–15.2 Modine MOD 13.31 +.29 +45 339 21o

60 18 91 E B+ 4.7 ModusLk MLNK 4.18 ... –13 139 ..o95 93 76 C B+ 141 MohawkInd MHK.134.3 +.68 –18 719 23o

80 74 87 C C 38.9 Molex 2.5 MOLX 38.60 +.03 –54 752 25o

86 74 94 C B 38.6 MolexA 2.5 MOLXA 38.55 +.03 –78 365 25o

32 84 26 D D–40.9 MolinaHlth r MOH 32.21 +.71 –20 517 14o

70 64 59 B B–56.3 MolsCoo 2.4 TAP 53.79 +.79 +2 986 13o

1 1 3 D D+11.8 Molycorp MCP 4.85 +.09 +25 10m ..o52 13 81 E B–18.1 MomentaPh MNTA 17.15 +.27 –20 332 ..o89 88 88 B C+ 22.1 MonrchCs MCRI 17.94 +.37 –42 51 17o

73 59 70 B B+ 13.4 MonrchF 2.4 MNRK 11.79 –.14 –80 3 9ê31 54 56 D D–34.1 Mondle 1.7 r MDLZ 32.68 +.59 +53 13m 22o

49 66 56 .. C+ 24.9 Moneygram MGI 19.92 +.22 +29 121 16o

29 70 14 B C+ 11.2 Monmout 6.5 MNR 9.21 ... +9 122 32ê68 54 84 B D–32.9 Monolit .0 r MPWR 31.90 +.69 –32 254 33o

72 61 90 B D–29.5 Monotype .8 TYPE 29.20 +1.20 –28 101 26o

77 86 66 B B 51.1 MonroMu .9 MNRO 46.88 –.78 –29 120 32o

.. .. 8 .. D 15.5 Monroe 11 MRCC 11.85 –.14 +82 74 17ê40 30 56 B C 109 Monsto 1.6 r MON 107.2 +3.22 +63 4.4m 23o

57 85 40 A C+ 66.1 MonstrB .0 r MNST 55.16 –1.95 +114 3.3m 28o

24 15 35 E B–6.9 Monster MWW 5.21 +.11 +33 3.3m 15o

62 42 61 A .. 16.4 MontgeTech MONT 13.88 –.27 –85 43 18ê.. .. 25 .. C– 17.8 Montgry 4.0 MTS 16.01 –.13 –46 7 ..ê

61 69 64 C B–28.5 Montpel 1.6 MRH 28.05 +.15 –59 111 8o

89 88 83 A C– 73.9 Moodys 1.4 r MCO 73.07 +1.69 –21 779 20o

88 62 85 C B+ 63.4 MoogA MOGA 62.02 +1.46 +11 102 18ê86 62 84 C B 62.8 MoogB MOGB 61.50 +.68 –50 0.1 18ê.. .. 47 .. B 17.8 MorgSAs 1.2 APF 16.94 –.05 +118 49 ..ê.. .. 38 .. B–18.9 MrStCsM 7.9 MLPY 17.56 +.05 –30 7 ..ê.. .. 64 .. B+ 20.0 MorgSEs 1.7 RNE 19.38 –.20 –59 3 ..ê.. .. 11 .. D+17.7 MSEMDDb 7.3 EDD 13.70 –.20 +3 268 ..ê.. .. 30 .. B–16.9 MorgSEm .7 MSF 15.12 –.08 –74 6 ..ê.. .. 14 .. D+12.6 MSEMkDb 5.7 MSD 9.87 –.11 +60 111 ..ê.. .. 32 .. B+ 19.1 MorgSIndiaI IIF 16.52 –.17 +122 198 ..ê.. .. 33 .. C 27.9 MSChina .0 CAF 21.89 +.11 +69 222 ..ê

83 77 83 C B+ 30.0 MorganSt .7 MS 29.44 +.72 +21 17m 17o

46 20 83 .. B 8.2 MorgHtl MHGC 7.89 +.19 +71 481 ..o86 81 66 A B+ 82.2 Morning .6 r MORN 81.66 +1.46 –32 45 32o

12 26 22 C B+ 64.7 Mosaic 2.1 MOS 48.01 +1.05 +5 5.7m 13o

22 26 51 E C 5.0 Mosys MOSY 4.27 +.12 –23 109 ..o81 61 97 E B+ 14.6 Motorcar MPAA 13.12 +.24 –66 54 ..ê90 99 57 B B+ 66.4 Motorola 2.0 MSI 63.12 +.63 –41 1.2m 15o

16 11 55 .. C– 5.6 MtnProvDi MDM 4.93 +.05 –45 5 ..k97 97 87 B B 48.5 Movado .7 r MOV 46.50 +.70 –8 99 25ò83 25 93 B C+ 18.4 Move MOVE 16.09 +.25 –22 399 45o

.. .. 3 .. D–96.8 MktVJrG 8.3 GDXJ 36.00 +.26 +21 1.3m ..o

.. .. 61 .. B–55.4 MktVEgy 6.9 EGPT 54.00 +.47 –38 12 ..ê

.. .. 22 .. A–19.5 MSIncmS 4.1 ICB 16.84 –.14 –10 19 ..ê

.. .. 64 .. B 85.1 MSTech 1.0 MTK 84.33 +.98 –71 1 ..ê27 48 26 B D+87.9 MSCIndu 1.7 MSM 75.96 +.20 +94 733 19o

75 94 62 C B–61.1 Mueller .8 MLI 59.59 +1.31 +22 129 19o

82 76 83 D B+ 8.9 MuellrW .8 MWA 8.40 –.01 –20 864 44o

4 20 5 E D–22.9 MultiFinelne MFLX 12.53 –1.00 +299 136 ..o

89 77 89 C A–38.3 MultiCo .5 LABL 36.58 +.10 +59 68 17ê79 55 88 A E 40.2 MultimdGm MGAM 31.92 +.48 –21 309 29ò34 50 57 B E 63.2 MrphyOil 2.0 r MUR 61.04 +1.11 –15 1.4m 10o

55 67 72 D A 45.5 MurphyUSA MUSA 42.06 –.08 –64 343 12o

81 79 77 D A–17.6 MutualF 1.4 MFSF 17.33 +.52 –11 5 17ê75 93 64 B B 20.5 MyersIn 1.9 MYE 18.49 +.14 –19 134 18o

93 84 83 A B 40.6 Mylan r MYL 40.41 +1.42 +9 4.9m 14o

64 92 15 A C+ 38.3 MyriadGen r MYGN 26.59 +.46 –10 2.3m 12o

— N —43 31 66 E C 6.4 NCIA NCIT 5.90 +.01 –62 9 10ê80 81 77 A D+41.6 NCR NCR 36.54 +1.02 +56 2.9m 13o

48 23 98 E B–2.9 NFEnergySav NFEC 1.72 +.18 +39 82 43k

44 22 67 C B 33.9 NGLEne 6.4 NGL 31.68 –.65 –32 171 32ò55 45 58 B A–7.8 NGPCap 8.5 NGPC 7.49 +.06 +13 132 11o

98 98 80 A B–26.07NIC .0 EGOV 22.98 –.07 +106 627 40o

2 1 1 E E 9.8 NIIHldg NIHD 3.22 +.06 –2 4.0m ..o77 64 96 C B–17.7 NNInc 1.4 NNBR 17.56 +.55 +21 132 18o

27 5 64 D C+ 30.3 NRGEne 1.7 NRG 28.32 +.34 –11 3.1m 19ò42 21 95 E B–2.0 NTS NTS 1.96 ... –91 31 ..k81 76 67 C .. 11.4 NV5 NVEE 8.50 ... –76 0.9 14k

88 81 85 C A–NH NYSEEur 2.6 NYX 46.03 +.70 –59 688 19o

27 6 69 D C+ 18.2 NaborsI .9 NBR 17.92 +.67 +6 4.1m 17o

50 88 39 C D+67.4 NACCO 1.8 NC 56.93 +1.42 +204 43 10ê54 75 6 A B–16.4 NamTai 7.9 NTE 7.58 –.18 –27 366 4o

26 20 74 E D 19.9 Nanomtrcs NANO 17.33 +.26 –43 62 ..o23 27 9 D B 4.5 Nanosphn NSPH 2.06 –.04 –23 466 ..o33 2 89 E C 14.1 NanoStrgTec NSTG 10.66 +.29 –80 17 ..ê19 8 10 .. .. 7.6 Nanviricides NNVC 5.36 +.06 –67 61 ..ò67 35 90 D B 6.4 NAPCOSec NSSC 5.82 –.03 –5 33 34k

43 24 61 B B–30.0 NASBFncl NASB 27.38 –.44 –29 3 7ê76 59 78 C B+ 36.3 NdaqOx 1.4 NDAQ 35.93 +.81 –22 958 14o

.. .. 50 .. C 17.4 NasdPrI 7.0 QQQX 17.12 +.09 +20 55 ..ê41 29 79 D B 29.5 NashFin 2.6 NAFC 27.60 ... +32 51 10ò.. .. 37 .. B+ 26.1 NashvilleEtf NASH 25.39 –.16 –92 0.1 1ê

94 94 92 B B 42.97NtGrcrsVit NGVC 37.76 –.14 –32 76 92ò96 83 78 A B+ 62.4 NathnsFms NATH 52.52 –.90 –5 14 27ê33 44 47 E D 21.8 NtlBHld 1.0 NBHC 20.47 +.26 –53 72 93ê65 59 80 B B+ 19.3 NatlBev .0 FIZZ 18.80 +.28 –33 15 19ò43 61 42 B D 38.9 NatlBank 3.0 NKSH 35.44 +.88 –64 3 13ê37 63 50 .. D 19.7 NatCinm 5.0 NCMI 17.61 +.10 –36 209 29x

76 85 67 A B–72.5 NatlFue 2.1 NFG 69.97 –.34 +99 809 22o

38 43 48 B B 64.6 National 5.0 NGG 62.13 –.03 –34 264 14ò58 92 32 A C– 73.0 NatlHlt 4.8 NHI 61.70 –.44 –4 69 20ê50 30 68 B B 32.8 NatInstr 1.8 NATI 31.66 +.50 –19 356 36o

11 20 18 C D 36.4 NatlInt 1.8 NATL 25.08 –.18 +94 36 43ê67 82 51 C B–11.4 NatPen 3.7 NPBC 10.70 +.40 +1 803 15ê14 33 24 D D 80.7 NatlPre 1.4 NPK 69.98 –.22 –49 8 13ê33 25 24 A D+20.0 NatlResrch NRCIA 16.96 +.82 –41 9 45ê90 76 92 A B 46.5 NatlResr 3.7 NRCIB 33.54 +.34 –62 5 15ê23 41 22 B C 42.0 NatlRetai 5.0 NNN 32.44 –1.27 +22 2.0m 30o

62 72 61 B D–220 NatlWst .2 NWLI 205.0 +2.22 +181 8 8ê58 77 20 A D–58.0 NatnstrMtg NSM 36.48 –4.27 +530 6.3m 8o

62 55 50 C B 4.6 NtAmUn 4.7 NAUH 3.86 –.04 –47 25 18ê18 78 6 E B 24.7 NatlGre .0 NBG 5.90 +.17 –46 2.8m ..o48 79 47 C B–50.8 NatlHlt 2.6 r NHC 49.97 +.50 +81 28 13ê64 38 70 B C 83.1 NatlOil 1.3 NOV 82.20 +1.79 +2 2.9m 15o

85 49 98 D A 23.1 NtlTech NTSC 22.92 +.02 –27 50 88ê11 20 12 D B 8.8 NatlSec 1.5 NSEC 6.80 +.35 –29 1 25k

45 24 64 E A 6.4 NaturalAlter NAII 6.11 ... –50 5 26k

84 72 87 C D 31.0 NatrlGasSvcs NGS 27.84 +.43 +22 46 23o

13 28 26 B C– 24.4 NtrlRsrc 11 NRP 19.99 +.02 +14 266 11o

62 50 72 B D+19.9 Natures 2.2 r NATR 18.00 +.10 –37 17 14ê94 88 93 B B+ 20.57NatusMed BABY 19.18 +.26 +18 255 19o

13 11 42 E B–2.4 Natuzzi NTZ 2.17 ... –93 3 ..k15 16 38 E D+7.9 Naugatu 1.6 NVSL 7.28 –.01 –94 0.6 ..k62 24 85 B D+9.9 Nautilus NLS 7.17 +.34 +3 244 17o

10 14 2 D E 3.6 NavideaBiph NAVB 1.53 +.13 +127 2.4m ..o93 76 91 C B+ NH Navigant NCI 17.54 +.51 –24 157 15o

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INVESTOR'S BUSINESS DAILY EXPANDED DATA TABLES MONDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 2013 D9

49 56 55 D B NH NavigGrp NAVG 61.19 +4.01 +138 99 16ê48 28 60 B B 17.1 NaviosM 10 NMM 16.26 +.29 –29 387 11o

53 31 76 D C+ 4.4 NaviosAc 5.1 NNA 3.90 –.05 +167 457 ..k50 20 95 E B 7.8 Navios 3.2 NM 7.49 +.19 –67 308 ..ò30 9 89 .. C 40.1 Navistar NAV 39.82 +1.01 –11 875 ..o23 33 32 D C 23.8 NBTFncl 6.1 NBTF 19.75 –.23 +8 1 15ê.. .. 15 .. D–20.6 BrkMtgO 9 BOI 16.53 –.24 +30 113 ..ê

74 50 70 B B+ NH NBT 3.4 NBTB 24.99 +.94 +15 133 15o

19 15 51 .. C 17.9 NCIBldg NCS 14.92 +.21 –59 99 ..ò88 80 83 B B+ 42.4 NeenahP 2.0 r NP 40.78 –.02 +27 75 14o

35 23 51 D E 14.5 NektrTh NKTR 10.83 +1.87 +83 2.5m ..o87 94 87 A C NH 7Nelnet .9 NNI 44.25 +3.10 +28 100 8o

97 84 90 A B NH Neogen .0 NEOG 47.89 +1.01 –8 106 62o

73 51 84 D A 4.2 NeoGenomics NEO 3.82 +.05 –40 135 99o

1 11 28 E E 8.8 Neonode NEON 5.32 +.02 +86 1.2m ..o38 11 70 D C 9.8 Neophtncs NPTN 7.15 +.39 –51 54 ..ò15 32 38 E C– 9.9 NeoStmn .0 NBS 6.50 +.23 –76 108 ..o17 14 14 E B–4.2 NeptTcn NEPT 2.88 +.03 –62 72 ..o88 59 96 B C+ 13.0 Net1UEPS UEPS 11.93 +.14 +128 369 13o

25 13 29 D D 6.6 NetElement r NETE 4.06 +.04 –84 0.7 ..k55 87 57 B E 44.7 Netapp 1.5 r NTAP 39.91 +.46 –3 5.0m 16ò84 96 70 A D+77.5 NetEase .0 r NTES.66.64 +2.56 –9 708 13ò92 75 98 D B–389 Netflix NFLX.334.9 +8.04 –29 2.8m 99o

28 59 19 B C– 41.0 Netgear NTGR 29.84 +.20 +128 878 13o

6 16 33 E D+1.3 Netlist NLST .80 +.03 –41 52 ..k85 71 64 A A–30.8 Netscout NTCT 28.82 +.78 –12 238 21o

10 30 2 B D 14.0 NetSolT .0 NTWK 5.23 –2.25+421 1.4m 7o

80 77 73 B E 114 NetSuite N 95.07 +1.73 +51 546 99o

.. .. 17 .. E 22.0 Neubrgr 6.9 NML 18.20 –.08 +9 145 ..ê

.. .. 21 .. C– 5.7 NeBrRES 5.3 NRO 4.51 –.04 –12 159 ..ê

.. .. 28 .. B 14.4 NeuBHYld 8.1 NHS 13.35 +.05 –31 34 ..ê

.. .. 19 .. B–17.0 NBCAInt 5.7 NBW 14.16 –.20 –25 13 ..ê

.. .. 28 .. B 17.6 NBIntMun 5.7 NBH 14.67 +.09 +20 61 ..ê

.. .. 15 .. D+16.3 NBNYInt 6.1 NBO 12.69 –.10 +66 24 ..ê58 8 97 E A 3.0 Neurlstmn CUR 2.43 +.11 –66 443 ..õ5 1 7 E E 16.7 Neurocrine NBIX 8.98 +.30 –53 578 ..o

25 60 14 E B 3.7 NeuroMt .0 NURO 1.98 –.43 +381 1.3m ..ê65 84 33 A E 57.3 NeuStar r NSR 47.22 +.88 –45 343 14o

5 2 22 B C 5.0 NevsunR 4.0 NSU 3.50 +.06 –52 306 18o

.. .. 22 .. C 11.1 NewAmHi 8.2 HYB 9.56 –.07 –39 43 ..ê34 28 50 C C– 7.4 NewCntry NCBC 6.86 +.24 +57 7 13ê93 78 89 B B 2.6 NewConEngy GBR 1.87 +.13 –47 26 2k

30 28 68 .. B–47.0 NewEngld 2.3 NEN 43.72 –.01 0 0.5 1k

.. .. 82 .. A+22.8 NewGerm 5.6 GF 22.47 –.03 –25 23 ..ê2 19 4 B C– 11.5 NewGold NGD 5.64 +.09 –9 4.0m 28o

57 49 57 B B 15.5 NHThrift 3.6 NHTB 14.63 –.10 –9 5 12ê.. .. 70 .. B 12.8 NewIrlndFd IRL 12.16 +.09 –45 7 ..ê

65 78 41 B B+ 47.6 NJResou 3.7 r NJR 45.42 +.41 –29 134 18k

36 40 25 A D 15.8 NewMtnFn 9 NMFC 14.25 +.01 –59 184 10k

98 95 88 A B–28.47OrientlE .0 EDU.26.38 +.60 –8 979 21o

44 78 15 A C 7.3 NewResi 11 NRZ 6.13 –.09 +126 4.1m 7o

63 31 65 C C– 24.0 NewSrce 10 NSLP 22.87 +1.38 –13 26 30k

53 57 74 E B+ 6.9 NY&Co NWY 5.37 +.03 –28 136 99ò57 45 68 C B 16.3 NYCtyBc 6.1 NYCB 16.30 +.26 +8 2.7m 14o

35 40 40 B B–7.6 NYMrtg 16 NYMT 6.62 –.06 –21 642 6o

83 62 86 C B+ 14.6 NYTimes 1.2 NYT 13.31 +.42 –31 719 27o

30 22 66 E B–9.2 Newbridge NBBC 7.10 ... +2 50 ..k9 4 44 B D+6.0 Newcast 7.5 NCT 5.31 –.09 +8 3.9m 13o

71 73 67 B B 30.4 Rubberm 2.1 r NWL 29.01 +.32 +7 2.1m 16o

86 74 66 B B–32.6 NewfieldExp NFX 29.46 +.43 –9 2.6m 19o

5 57 1 .. C– 40.9 NewLead .0 NEWL 1.09 –.03 –73 235 ..k38 15 75 E C+ 23.7 NewlinkGen NLNK 17.57 +.78 –65 75 ..ò81 62 71 B B 316 Newmkt 1.4 NEU 311.4 +4.51 –57 20 17o

3 33 6 C C– 49.6 Newmont 2.9 NEM 27.57 +.22 –10 8.1m 12o

87 85 86 B C– 13.6 NewparkRes r NR 12.66 +.22 –52 427 17o

57 52 71 C B 17.4 Newport NEWP 17.08 +.35 +74 206 16o

65 58 67 D C– 17.9 NewsCorpA NWSA 17.60 +.34 –69 1.8m 20ò77 58 69 D A–18.3 NewsCorpB NWS 17.94 +.33 –57 519 20ò41 65 56 B E 19.8 Newstar NEWS 14.81 –.01 +9 40 31ê87 99 85 C B+ 3.2 Newtek NEWT 2.95 –.07 –27 71 16ê.. .. 63 .. B 8.6 NexpointC 7.1 NHF 8.42 +.05 +72 358 ..ê

56 5 99 .. B–48.2 Nexstar 1.0 NXST 46.43 +1.93 –45 316 96o

56 78 59 B C– 89.8 NexteraE 3.0 NEE 87.12 +.12 +4 2.1m 17o

50 66 44 A E 42.1 NiceSyst 1.1 NICE 37.71 –.02 –37 111 14o

50 64 70 B D–17.2 Nicholas 3.1 NICK 15.72 +.37 –20 18 9ê51 14 86 D B 24.4 NIDEC .9 r NJ 23.20 –.04 –40 43 99ê88 94 76 B B 40.3 Nielsen 2.0 NLSN 39.77 +.66 –42 1.0m 20o

96 92 85 A A–77.7 NikeB 1.1 NKE 77.12 +1.42 –35 2.9m 26o

46 3 40 C A 1.9 Ninetowns NINE 1.78 +.01 –87 2 14k

29 38 49 D D–27.4 NippnTel 3.1 NTT 26.57 +.81 +131 424 10ê48 43 76 E B 17.0 NiskaGas 8.9 NKA 15.75 –.23 –5 55 99x

55 84 57 C D 32.5 Nisource 3.2 NI 31.32 –.10 –1 2.1m 20o

23 20 34 B D+13.6 NLIndust 4.5 NL 11.23 +.26 –79 3 ..ê40 12 91 E C+ 6.2 NoAmEn NOA 5.85 +.03 –13 30 ..o12 25 13 B B–28.1 NoEuroO 9 NRT 23.41 –.06 –62 8 10ò80 47 79 C B–2.5 NoahEduc NED 2.01 –.03 –68 9 28k

97 99 99 A C 23.07NoahHl .6 NOAH 19.98 +1.20 –42 423 25ò59 63 37 B B+ 42.3 Noble 1.6 NE 39.56 +1.47 +49 4.9m 15o

99 88 84 A B+ 78.0 NobleEn .7 NBL 75.60 +2.95 +41 2.5m 23o

66 25 98 E A–8.0 Nokia 2.2 r NOK 7.65 +.11 –53 26m 99o

66 78 78 D D+9.6 Nomura 1.0 NMR 7.36 +.14 +14 440 12o

80 98 52 A E 52.0 Noodles NDLS.42.14 +.04 –64 155 99o

4 7 4 E B 6.9 Noranda 1.4 NOR 2.86 –.11 +54 782 ..o.. .. .. .. .. 0.0 NCFT NCFT 15.58 ... 0 343 ..ê8 1 22 E B 12.0 NordicTa 7.6 NAT 8.43 +.24 –15 649 ..ò

36 15 67 B C– 9.0 Nordion 4.8 NDZ 8.42 +.16 –42 133 14o

75 67 37 A B–75.9 Nordsn 1.0 r NDSN 70.74 +.67 –27 182 20o

59 83 47 A B–63.3 Nordstr 2.0 r JWN 61.02 +.70 –8 1.3m 16ó75 72 76 B B 89.0 NorflkS 2.4 NSC 85.62 +.14 +16 2.1m 15o

89 95 89 E C+ 5.2 NortechSys NSYS 4.73 –.10 +48 8 18k

25 13 45 D B–74.7 Nortek NTK 71.27 –.26 –38 20 ..ê90 69 91 A B+ 23.6 Nortel .0 NTL 21.50 +.15 –63 2 13k

1 1 2 E E 2.0 NAPall PAL .76 +.04 –28 688 ..ó27 5 66 D D–20.2 NrthValley r NOVB 19.09 +.12 +13 11 40ê19 9 40 B D 10.9 Northea 3.6 NBN 9.88 –.02 –76 1 22ê70 48 85 E A+8.0 NECmnty 1.5 NECB 7.75 –.05 –73 3 ..k42 69 34 A B–45.7 NorthEast 3.5 NU 42.27 –.13 –7 1.5m 16o

7 44 2 .. D+4.3 NoDynMnrl NAK 1.34 –.01 –67 111 ..ò97 92 73 A C– 17.9 NorthOilGas NOG 16.37 +.66 +59 1.4m 13o

61 36 84 C A+19.0 NthnTch NTIC 16.20 –.70 –94 0.6 32k

11 24 25 B C– 31.7 Northern 11 NTI 22.67 –.68 +40 1.4m 5ò42 41 53 B C+ 62.0 NrthnTr 2.1 r NTRS 58.40 +2.17 –12 1.2m 19o

63 72 58 D B–13.1 Nrthfld 1.9 NFBK 12.73 +.11 +55 266 39o

68 65 62 B C+ 27.7 Nrthrim 2.6 NRIM 25.70 +.33 +132 33 13ê96 86 90 C A–NH Northrp 2.2 r NOC 110.7 +2.06 –32 826 13o

37 46 62 D B–10.3 NorthStar 9.0 NRF 9.35 –.02 –1 3.0m ..o40 57 57 C E 14.6 NthtBc 3.7 r NWBI 14.10 +.51 +31 954 20o

26 46 22 .. B 7.0 NrthwBi .0 NWBO 3.50 +.13 +999 1.7m ..ò22 51 28 C B–46.6 NwNatGs 4.3 NWN 42.66 –.12 –13 112 19o

51 26 92 D B–38.8 NwestPipe NWPX 37.99 +.88 –9 37 17o

62 74 65 C B 47.2 Northwes 3.4 NWE 45.32 –.09 –38 159 18o

73 97 52 C C+ 33.7 NorwegCruis NCLH 31.42 +.11 –62 257 25o

20 39 30 C E 31.9 NorwdF 4.1 NWFL 28.25 –.25 –8 2 12ê39 24 48 B B–10.3 NovaMeas NVMI 9.23 +.03 +33 112 22o

6 5 4 E D–2.0 NovaBayn NBY .96 +.05 +171 1.1m ..k14 44 22 .. C– 2.8 Novacopper NCQ 1.87 +.01 +25 122 ..ê60 16 88 D B 18.8 NovadaqTch NVDQ 15.94 –.33 –30 197 ..o4 27 3 E D–5.0 NovaGold NG 2.11 –.01 –51 770 ..o

67 62 55 B D+79.6 Novartis 2.7 NVS 77.25 +.36 +31 1.9m 14ò

23 22 26 E C 4.4 NvtlWrls NVTL 2.24 +.07 +22 229 ..o41 2 90 E C+ 3.5 Novavax NVAX 2.90 +.14 –29 2.1m ..o82 96 27 A C 194 NovoNrd 1.3 NVO 168.5 –1.77 +99 600 20o

49 40 92 E D+10.5 Novogen NVGN 5.10 –.12 –37 92 ..k55 32 97 .. D 35.7 NPSPharma NPSP 24.26 +.60 –3 2.2m ..o74 99 77 A E 25.9 NqMobile r NQ.11.33 +.36 –47 4.1m 13ò92 73 82 B B–37.5 NRGYie 2.6 NYLD.35.37 +.84 –31 224 46ò94 74 89 B B+ 23.0 Ntelos 7.7 NTLS 21.90 +.14 +2 264 18o

65 30 98 E B–0.7 NTNBuzz NTN .59 +.05 +163 129 99õ34 39 40 C C– 16.7 NTTDoco 3.9 DCM 15.70 –.06 +11 254 11ò99 99 97 A B–120 NuSkin 1.1 r NUS.112.9 +2.93 +62 2.2m 23o

14 45 7 B E 24.9 Nuance r NUAN 15.58 +.06 –18 4.0m 10ò

72 57 71 D A–NH Nucor 2.7 NUE 54.62 +1.11 –17 1.5m 37o

62 17 83 C B–NH Numerex NMRX 13.87 +.43 +88 72 99o

21 46 4 .. E 4.0 Nupathe PATH 2.11 +.34 +354 741 ..ò7 26 28 E B–55.0 NustarE 9 NS 44.52 +2.10 +74 956 33ò

20 49 23 E B+ 34.2 NustarGP 8.5 NSH 25.53 +.85 –28 251 22ò79 67 87 B C+ NH Nutract .0 NUTR 25.14 +.36 +130 49 14k

73 41 98 D B+ 20.5 NutriSy 3.6 NTRI 19.47 +.51 +10 534 60o

90 63 95 B A 33.0 NuVasive NUVA 31.89 +.64 +1 439 26o

.. .. 15 .. C+ 16.0 NvAmtFr 6.7 NEA 12.22 –.14 +21 285 ..ê

.. .. 14 .. D–19.4 NvnAmt– 5.4 NUW 14.84 –.21 +78 66 ..ê

.. .. 13 .. C– 16.7 NuAZPrm 6.2 NAZ 12.20 –.13 +62 48 ..k

.. .. 20 .. B 22.8 NVBldAB 7.1 NBD 19.21 –.11 –47 16 ..ê

.. .. 16 .. C 16.6 NuCADvA 6.8 NAC 12.93 –.22 +22 66 ..k

.. .. 14 .. B–17.3 NuCADiv2 7.0 NVX 12.91 –.19 –35 26 ..k

.. .. 14 .. B–15.0 NuCADiv 6.9 NZH 11.55 –.20 +20 69 ..k

.. .. 16 .. B 17.3 NuCAInv 6.9 NQC 13.31 –.20 +9 30 ..k

.. .. 18 .. B+ 17.3 NCalMV2 5.3 NCB 14.68 –.33 +102 25 ..k

.. .. 19 .. B–17.5 NuCAMkO 6.8 NCO 14.19 –.19 –12 17 ..k

.. .. 22 .. B 10.6 NuCAVal 4.9 NCA 9.38 +.02 +19 64 ..k

.. .. 19 .. A–16.8 NuCAPrf 6.8 NCP 13.77 –.36 –33 20 ..k

.. .. 15 .. B–16.8 NuCAPrem 6.4 NCU 13.20 –.05 +29 18 ..k

.. .. 19 .. B–18.2 NuCAQlt 7.0 NUC 14.62 –.24 +7 45 ..k

.. .. 16 .. B–17.6 NuCASel 7.0 NVC 14.11 –.25 +62 85 ..k

.. .. 15 .. C– 16.3 NuCASel 5.1 NXC 13.43 +.02 +66 26 ..ê

.. .. 48 .. B 16.5 NvCorEq 6.7 JCE 16.22 +.14 +30 55 ..ê

.. .. 22 .. C– 10.6 NVCrdStgy 7.3 JQC 9.43 –.01 +42 575 ..ê

.. .. 11 .. E 14.7 NuCTPrem 5.9 NTC 11.62 –.22 +138 85 ..k

.. .. 16 .. B–16.2 NuDvAdv2 6.2 NXZ 12.88 –.12 +5 96 ..ê

.. .. 15 .. B–16.3 NuDivAd 5.6 NZF 12.36 –.08 –35 91 ..ê

.. .. 16 .. A–16.3 NuDivAdv 6.8 NAD 12.88 –.10 +1 115 ..ê

.. .. 15 .. B+ 16.3 NvDivAd 5.2 NVG 12.49 –.13 +16 126 ..ê

.. .. 9 .. E 22.1 NuvnDiv 10 CFD 15.54 –.06 –46 25 ..ê

.. .. 10 .. D–13.4 NvDivers 10 JGT 10.43 –.17 +60 249 ..ê

.. .. 18 .. D+14.3 NvDvsfD 8.8 JDD 11.30 –.04 +31 71 ..ê

.. .. 13 .. D+17.2 NEnMuV 7.2 NEV 13.32 –.23 +52 108 ..ê

.. .. 27 .. B–22.4 NuveenEr 6.7 JMF 18.84 +.09 –6 100 ..k

.. .. 33 .. C 13.1 NuvEqPr 9 JLA 12.40 +.07 +41 91 ..ê

.. .. 30 .. C– 13.2 NuvEqPr 9 JSN 12.29 +.06 –21 132 ..ê

.. .. 33 .. C 13.4 NuvEqPr 8.7 JPZ 12.44 +.05 –9 90 ..ê

.. .. 40 .. B 14.3 NEqPrmGr 7.9 JPG 14.15 +.06 +25 47 ..ê

.. .. 9 .. E 20.1 NuveenFl 9 JPW 16.68 –.11 –70 4 ..ê

.. .. 19 .. C 14.1 NuvFlRt 6.8 JRO 12.03 –.07 +18 183 ..ê

.. .. 23 .. D+14.0 NuvFltRt 6.7 JFR 12.00 +.06 +14 194 ..ê

.. .. 11 .. E 15.5 NuGADiv2 5.5 NKG 11.71 –.22 +68 28 ..k

.. .. 11 .. D–14.9 NvGlobIn 8.9 JGG 11.66 –.11 –15 28 ..ê

.. .. 23 .. D 15.5 NvGVOp 7.9 JGV 13.34 +.05 +22 90 ..ê

.. .. 16 .. B–16.4 NuvICATF 6.7 NKX 12.48 –.18 +33 150 ..k

.. .. 11 .. D–17.9 NuInsNJ 6.5 NNJ 13.08 –.10 +11 27 ..ê

.. .. 10 .. D 15.2 NVIntDur 5.0 NIQ 11.29 –.14 –13 43 ..ê

.. .. 10 .. C 15.2 NVIntrDu 5.9 NID 11.21 –.11 –5 170 ..ê

.. .. 13 .. C 17.7 NuInvQl 7.2 NQM 13.39 –.10 –9 76 ..ê

.. .. 6 .. E 25.4 NuvnLg/S 11 CTF 16.00 –.10 +44 144 ..ê

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.. .. 9 .. D 15.9 NuMADA 5.2 NMB 12.31 –.11 –60 2 ..k

.. .. 10 .. D–15.9 NuMAPr 5.3 NMT 12.45 –.12 +61 27 ..k

.. .. 10 .. C 16.1 NuMDPr 5.5 NMY 11.97 –.14 –32 47 ..k

.. .. 12 .. D–16.5 NuMIQlt 7.0 NUM 12.59 –.11 –5 44 ..k

.. .. 14 .. C+ 15.4 NuMktOp 6.4 NMO 12.00 –.11 –10 110 ..ê

.. .. 12 .. D+18.3 NuMOPrI 5.4 NOM 13.42 –.35 –62 2 ..k

.. .. 21 .. C+ 14.6 NvMuHiI 7.3 NMZ 11.87 –.05 +30 195 ..ê

.. .. 13 .. A–16.2 NuMuniA 6.5 NMA 12.30 –.07 +1 146 ..ê

.. .. 13 .. C 12.9 NuMuniI 5.7 NMI 10.00 –.08 –23 22 ..ê

.. .. 13 .. B–16.0 NvMuniOp 6.7 NIO 12.92 –.07 –6 292 ..ê

.. .. 19 .. C– 10.6 NuMuniV 4.9 NUV 9.05 –.06 +9 472 ..ê

.. .. 12 .. D–16.2 NuNCPrIn 5.0 NNC 12.10 –.12 –28 28 ..k

.. .. 14 .. C 16.7 NuNJDvA 5.3 NXJ 12.46 –.13 +3 18 ..ê

.. .. 10 .. B–17.5 NuNJDvA 5.5 NUJ 12.22 –.23 +291 43 ..ê

.. .. 14 .. B–16.4 NuNJInv 6.2 NQJ 12.82 –.13 +48 51 ..ê

.. .. 12 .. B–16.0 NvNyAmt 6.8 NRK 11.99 –.08 +33 258 ..ê

.. .. 14 .. C 16.5 NuNYDvA 5.9 NAN 12.64 –.09 +20 23 ..ê

.. .. 12 .. B–15.9 NuNYDv2 5.3 NXK 12.39 –.23 –13 13 ..ê

.. .. 15 .. C– 16.6 NNYMV2 5.0 NYV 13.45 –.08 +13 13 ..ê

.. .. 13 .. C– 10.9 NuNYVal 4.3 NNY 8.68 –.09 +77 57 ..ê

.. .. 10 .. D 17.8 NuNYPrf 6.4 NNP 13.30 –.11 +58 51 ..ê

.. .. 17 .. C+ 16.0 NuNYSel 4.9 NXN 12.77 –.10 –5 13 ..ê

.. .. 11 .. B+ 20.4 NuOHQlt 6.8 NUO 14.13 –.23 +12 51 ..k

.. .. 12 .. D–16.0 NuPADvA 5.9 NXM 12.05 –.10 +159 26 ..ê

.. .. 11 .. B–16.5 NuPADvA 6.2 NVY 11.91 –.07 +7 12 ..ê

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.. .. 12 .. E 15.8 NuPAPr2 7.0 NPY 12.04 –.07 –9 23 ..ê

.. .. 14 .. B+ 17.5 NuPerfP 6.9 NPP 13.42 –.09 0 150 ..ê

.. .. 17 .. C– 26.4 NuvPrf&In 9 JPI 22.34 –.13 +5 77 ..ê

.. .. 15 .. C+ 10.7 NVPrfIncO 8.7 JPC 8.75 –.05 +5 303 ..ê

.. .. 14 .. D+15.9 NuPremI 6.9 NPI 12.40 –.09 –13 147 ..ê

.. .. 15 .. C– 16.0 NuPrmIn2 6.8 NPM 12.60 –.11 –21 169 ..ê

.. .. 16 .. B–15.1 NuPremI 6.8 NPT 11.84 –.13 –2 113 ..ê

.. .. 13 .. B+ 15.8 NuPrmMu 6.8 NPF 12.28 –.12 +11 55 ..ê

.. .. 12 .. C 16.4 NuQltyI 6.3 NQU 12.35 –.10 –61 68 ..ê

.. .. 18 .. D+9.4 NuvQPf3 7.9 JHP 7.87 –.08 +49 105 ..ê

.. .. 15 .. C+ 9.4 NuvQuPf 8.1 JTP 7.62 –.10 +44 320 ..ê

.. .. 15 .. C– 9.9 NuvQPf2 8.2 JPS 8.07 –.09 +44 508 ..ê

.. .. 13 .. B+ 16.0 NvQualMu 6.6 NQI 12.03 –.11 –34 59 ..ê

.. .. 22 .. C+ 14.0 NuRealE 8.6 JRS 11.17 –.07 –26 48 ..ê

.. .. 24 .. B–11.4 NuSelMa 3.5 NIM 9.77 –.09 –5 30 ..ê

.. .. 20 .. C+ 15.0 NuSelTx 5.0 NXQ 12.51 –.09 –27 30 ..ê

.. .. 19 .. C– 15.5 NuSelTx 4.9 NXR 12.89 +.02 +80 68 ..ê

.. .. 16 .. C+ 16.2 NuSelTa 4.9 NXP 12.87 –.17 –29 31 ..ê

.. .. 13 .. B 16.7 NuSelQl 6.3 NQS 12.40 –.19 –4 94 ..ê

.. .. 22 .. D 21.9 NuvShDur 7.7 JSD 18.84 –.02 +6 36 ..ê

.. .. 21 .. B+ 8.4 NuSrIncm 6.5 NSL 7.13 +.07 +41 184 ..ê

.. .. 12 .. D–16.9 NuTxQlt 5.2 NTX 13.18 –.13 –40 15 ..k

.. .. 52 .. C+ 13.5 NvTxAdv 7.0 JTA 13.05 ... –55 16 ..ê

.. .. 35 .. B–16.5 NvTxDvn 7.3 JTD 15.12 +.05 –24 30 ..ê

.. .. 9 .. E 16.8 NuVAPrm 5.9 NPV 12.12 –.10 +158 98 ..k

.. .. 19 .. B–21.9 NuBldAm 7.6 NBB 18.39 –.08 +12 99 ..ê

.. .. 15 .. B–30.3 NuMtgOp 7.0 JLS 23.92 –.08 –14 60 ..ê10 9 1 D C 4.4 NuverraEnvi NES 1.63 –.74 +648 15m ..o

.. .. 14 .. B–30.1 NuMtOp2 7.2 JMT 23.83 –.21 –63 8 ..ê43 59 65 C C– 23.9 NVEner 3.2 NVE 23.82 +.08 +9 2.3m 17o

43 38 58 D C+ 1.3 NVGoldCas UWN 1.11 +.05 –56 12 ..ê66 60 42 A B–56.8 NVE NVEC 53.18 +.60 –11 15 21ê.. .. 14 .. C+ 18.0 NuNJMV 4.5 NJV 13.74 –.17 +112 14 ..ê

43 45 66 B E 16.1 Nvidia 1.9 NVDA 15.56 +1.02 +181 18m 15o

52 80 35 B C+ 1100 NVR r NVR 932.4 +.60 +45 50 20ê88 69 87 A B+ 42.8 NXPSemi NXPI 41.59 +.87 –37 1.8m 14o

9 9 8 D E 14.6 NxstageMed NXTM 10.16 –.23 +311 1.2m ..o

41 38 49 .. B–8.5 NymoxPhar NYMX 6.87 +.08 –59 30 ..ò

— O —14 19 15 E A–3.8 O2Micro OIIM 2.87 –.12 –44 19 ..ê54 62 48 D B–19.5 OBAFn OBAF 19.12 +.20 –90 0.7 63ê90 78 85 A .. 24.6 OCIPartners OCIP 22.87 +.91 –91 109 15ò52 29 80 B .. 22.6 OCIResources OCIR 21.15 +.25 –98 4 18ê2 43 1 E E 2.8 OCZTech OCZ .78 –.01 +192 4.3m ..o

26 21 35 C C– 19.3 OFGBan 1.5 OFG 15.69 +.82 –23 298 99o

.. .. 18 .. D–14.9 OFSCap 11 OFS 11.80 –.08 –15 18 26ê51 70 61 C B 40.0 OGEEner 2.2 OGE 37.79 –.03 +58 1.2m 20o

54 15 90 .. B–8.8 OHRPharma OHRP 7.40 +.40 +15 50 ..ê68 77 80 E C– 35.0 OMGroup OMG 32.93 +.48 –39 129 99o

69 98 51 C D 79.5 OSISystem r OSIS 73.56 +1.06 –29 94 25o

79 98 62 A B–135 OReillyAuto r ORLY 123.5 +.42 –10 657 21o

64 83 38 C C– 8.9 OakValley OVLY 8.05 +.14 –68 1 11ê66 71 50 A D+59.5 Oaktree 5.4 OAK 54.77 –.89 –35 109 8x

95 78 89 A E 57.3 OasisPetro OAS.51.26 +2.09 –10 2.0m 19o

53 52 59 B B–98.7 Occiden 2.7 OXY 96.33 +.48 +34 4.8m 16o

27 63 22 B D–3.2 OceanBio OBCI 2.31 +.06 –32 8 6k

56 42 73 C B 18.9 Oceanfi 2.6 r OCFC 18.13 +.39 –35 24 16ê8 26 33 E E 3.8 OcnPwTchn OPTT 2.06 ... –77 116 ..ê

77 84 67 D B+ 20.6 OceanRig ORIG 20.09 –.19 +42 539 46o

43 77 30 D B–16.0 OceanSh 1.7 OSHC 14.20 +.12 –68 1 18ê95 91 77 A B 87.6 Oceanrng 1.0 OII 84.76 +2.31 0 674 25o

14 48 8 E C– 50.3 OceraT .0 OCRX 7.34 +.20 –55 5 ..õ69 82 77 .. B+ 13.3 Och–Zif 10 OZM 12.94 +.03 +128 1.8m 8o

69 17 96 D B+ 2.2 Oclaro OCLR 2.16 +.14 –26 1.3m ..o42 57 48 C D–17.5 OconeeF 2.3 OFED 17.20 –.01 0 0.5 26õ5 10 5 E B–6.4 Oculus .0 OCLS 2.70 +.06 –61 16 ..k

87 94 64 A E 60.2 OcwenFncl r OCN.49.91 –.03 +52 2.9m 28o

1 18 4 .. D–3.7 OdyssyMar OMEX 2.23 +.15 –22 1.0m ..ó38 13 84 E B–6.1 OfficeDepot ODP 5.04 +.19 +70 18m ..o52 53 47 C B 23.1 OhioVal 3.9 OVBC 21.30 +.20 +125 4 11ê5 12 3 B D 3.9 OiSA 22 OIBR 1.57 +.01 +5 4.3m 9ò

87 89 86 C A+36.8 OilDriA 2.1 ODC 36.47 +.25 +58 23 17k

70 35 81 B B+ 111 OilStates OIS 106.7 +1.50 –19 531 17o

98 99 87 A B+ NH 7Oiltank 2.9 OILT 60.50 +1.63 +173 65 28o

87 93 75 A D+48.7 OldDomn .0 ODFL 47.58 +1.10 –17 375 20o

65 49 56 B B 14.2 OldLine 1.2 OLBK 13.71 –.03 –85 0.8 21ê61 31 67 C B–NH OldNtlB 2.6 r ONB 15.29 +.58 +13 608 20ê51 90 42 D D–14.7 OldPoint 1.9 OPOF 12.72 –.25 –80 0.5 14ê72 78 85 D B–17.2 OldRepu 4.3 ORI 16.90 +.17 –29 1.2m 20o

61 78 93 E E 6.9 OldSecond OSBC 4.43 +.04 +50 35 6ê62 61 37 A C 26.1 Olin 3.4 OLN 23.62 +.43 –19 987 10o

15 8 66 E C– 31.7 Olympic .3 ZEUS 26.99 +1.33 –1 43 ..o94 90 90 A B–22.6 OmegaFlx .0 OFLX 20.54 +.35 +16 6 24ê57 73 57 A D 38.4 OmegaHlt 6.1 OHI 31.45 –1.39 +59 1.7m 22o

69 78 84 D B 11.6 OmegaPrtn OME 10.84 –.23 +127 224 9o

34 5 93 E D 13.8 Omeros OMER 8.63 +.12 –71 459 ..o22 58 19 D E 26.6 OmniAmer OABC 21.95 +.26 –19 34 39ê74 71 82 C B–57.8 Omnicare 1.0 OCR 56.55 +1.08 +7 1.1m 16o

89 77 75 A C– 25.2 Omnicell OMCL 22.98 +.27 –50 143 22o

84 66 76 B B 71.8 Omnicom 2.3 OMC 70.40 +.02 –26 1.0m 18o

55 97 21 B C– 20.5 Omnivision OVTI 14.35 –.06 –30 1.0m 8ò73 67 66 D A–9.0 OmnovaSol OMN 8.79 +.10 –20 86 19o

98 94 83 A B–35.1 OnAssgnmt ASGN 33.07 +1.00 –22 262 27o

21 55 26 C D+8.7 OnSemi ONNN 7.14 +.04 +39 8.8m 14o

40 23 78 E B–2.0 OnTrack OTIV 1.75 +.02 –40 67 ..k14 3 4 D D–13.8 OncogenexPh OGXI 7.30 +.47 +55 181 ..o24 42 12 .. D+4.9 Oncolytics ONCY 2.44 ... –70 166 ..o6 10 2 E D+31.0 OncoMedPhr OMED 13.05 –.03 –24 97 ..k

11 3 2 D E 31.1 Onconova ONTX 12.97 –.28 +32 250 ..k

13 7 12 E D 5.2 Oncothyrn ONTY 1.91 +.04 –57 378 ..ó23 61 20 B D–27.7 OneLibe 6.9 OLP 20.23 –.17 +9 41 18ê27 58 40 D C– 7.2 One800FlrA FLWS 4.92 +.13 –50 123 20o

39 46 65 D C+ 16.3 OneBeac 5.3 OB 15.94 +.24 –1 54 19o

31 37 32 B C– 16.3 OneidaF 3.8 ONFC 12.75 –.15 –50 2 16ê71 75 71 B B–58.2 Oneok 2.6 OKE 57.90 +.89 –14 1.1m 32o

28 33 30 B C+ 61.3 ONEOKPtr 5.5 OKS 52.82 –.11 –12 313 22o

57 61 60 D C 5.6 OnviaInc ONVI 4.92 +.23 +999 33 41ê91 88 87 A B 87.4 OpenText 1.4 OTEX 83.77 +.79 +47 320 14o

95 94 87 A B–82.97Opentab OPEN 77.69 +2.05 +29 716 40o

42 36 58 .. B 5.2 OpexaTh .0 OPXA 1.88 –.01 –39 550 ..ê28 1 49 .. .. 36.6 Ophthotech OPHT 27.50 +.50 –82 92 ..ò74 36 95 D B–13.0 OpkoHlthn OPK 10.31 +.27 –57 2.2m ..ó39 51 18 C D+22.5 OplinkC OPLK 16.06 +.06 –38 64 18o

36 40 49 D D–21.0 OppenHl 2.3 OPY 19.33 +.53 –27 23 34ê44 33 70 D B 7.1 Optibase .0 OBAS 6.41 +.10 +57 2 13k

21 10 21 D C+ 4.9 OptiCab 2.0 OCC 3.91 ... –7 7 48ê9 20 11 E C– 3.5 Optimum .0 OPHC 1.43 +.01 –82 1 ..ê

72 78 44 A C+ 36.4 Oracle 1.4 ORCL 34.35 +.35 –29 14m 12o

25 54 18 E D+4.1 Oragenics OGEN 2.65 +.11 –12 18 ..k17 8 10 .. C 10.7 OramdPhrm ORMP 7.01 +.03 –54 12 ..ê38 6 79 E B+ 14.7 Orange 6.2 ORAN 12.98 +.17 –51 527 99ò46 17 81 E B 9.3 OrasureTech OSUR 6.86 +.48 +136 1.2m ..o77 6 94 B B+ NH Orbcomm ORBC 6.50 +.32 +132 304 59o

24 4 39 D B–3.8 Orbit ORBT 3.38 +.05 +393 33 12ê27 78 19 E D–7.0 Orbital OBT 2.55 +.18 –94 0.5 18k

76 46 89 D B 23.9 OrbitalSci ORB 22.72 +.13 –19 280 19o

33 6 95 E D–13.3 Orbitzn OWW 7.42 +.42 +59 1.6m ..o76 74 76 D A–13.4 Orbotech ORBK 12.55 +.28 –27 108 14o

13 9 17 B C+ 15.4 OrchidIs 13 ORC 11.75 +.02 –28 19 ..ê95 78 84 B A+31.2 OrchidP 4.5 TIS 30.80 +.98 +80 94 20ê8 18 9 E E 7.8 OrexgnThn OREX 4.99 +.27 –7 1.0m ..ó

77 53 98 .. B+ 8.5 Organovo ONVO 8.20 +.37 +9 3.0m 48ò76 61 79 D A–15.5 OrientExpHtl OEH 14.76 +.16 +10 551 82o

50 27 83 C B+ 3.2 OrienPap 2.0 ONP 2.47 +.20 –24 89 3ó20 12 58 E B 2.4 OriginAg r SEED 1.79 +.05 –43 61 ..o89 51 98 D B NH OrionEnn OESX 5.40 +.56 +318 534 77o

46 31 77 D C+ 13.8 OrionMarine ORN 11.19 +.01 –41 73 ..o81 93 46 B A–16.9 Oritani 4.3 ORIT 16.32 +.24 –35 86 17ê75 84 85 D B 90.0 Orix .7 IX 83.75 –.71 +188 26 17ê69 78 78 E C 28.2 OrmatTe .6 ORA 26.73 +.84 –15 77 ..o80 78 84 E A–18.0 Orrstown ORRF 16.95 –.03 –42 14 16ê19 44 5 C C 41.0 Orthofix OFIX 21.22 +.22 –36 121 8ò40 34 82 D C+ 53.7 Oshkosh 1.2 r OSK 49.18 +1.04 +3 831 13o

52 30 93 D E 27.4 Osiris OSIR 14.60 +.79 –30 289 ..o65 55 96 E B 1.8 OssenInnv OSN 1.28 –.01 –61 37 8k

10 47 7 .. B+ 15.0 OtelcoA OTEL 8.34 –.13 –57 3 ..õ44 51 55 C C+ 31.9 OtterTa 3.9 OTTR 30.64 +.46 +16 83 20o

96 84 82 B A+NH Outerwall OUTR 68.59 +1.27 –45 660 14o

16 2 27 .. D–16.0 Ovascience OVAS 9.67 +.17 –78 12 ..k1 5 6 E C 1.7 OvrlndStor OVRL .89 –.02 –10 66 ..k

84 69 78 B C– 35.6 Overstk OSTK 24.90 +1.41 +38 391 25o

65 47 64 D B 38.2 OwensMi 2.6 OMI 37.45 +.82 –13 329 21o

26 74 17 E D–45.6 OwensCorng OC 35.80 +.14 +33 2.4m 23o

51 53 78 B D 32.1 OwensIllinois OI 31.92 +.74 –2 999 12o

62 78 84 E B+ 13.0 OwensRe 1.6 ORM 11.93 –.55 –19 42 18k

82 78 77 B C+ 74.0 OxfordI 1.0 OXM 72.55 +.59 –59 33 27ò.. .. 31 .. B–18.6 OxfordL 13 OXLC 15.82 +.13 –35 17 99ê1 1 1 E E 7.1 OxfordR 58 OXF 1.36 +.02 0 61 ..ê

38 42 32 E B 6.0 Oxigene .0 OXGN 3.24 –.05 +85 831 ..õ50 14 98 .. B+ 20.6 OxygenB .0 OXBT 6.91 +.94 +139 7.4m ..ê

— P —25 21 27 A D 9.3 P&FIndust PFIN 7.51 –.19 –73 3 5k

40 58 54 C C+ 24.1 PAANatg 6.4 PNG 22.47 –.14 –62 147 22o

91 78 96 D A+18.3 PAMTra .0 PTSI 17.92 –.03 –82 5 35ê13 6 36 C B+ 42.5 PBFEner 4.4 PBF 27.44 +.57 –42 555 40o

.. .. 22 .. C– 13.6 PCMFund 8.4 PCM 11.38 –.24 +56 41 ..ê47 43 71 E C 12.0 PCM PCMI 9.02 –.34 +74 45 11o

46 4 89 D E 73.9 PDCEnergy PDCE 60.04 +2.76 +79 1.3m ..o19 22 21 E C– 8.3 PDI PDII 4.93 –.01 –51 10 ..k53 68 53 .. E NH PDLBio 7.1 PDLI 8.48 +.40 +87 3.3m 5o

64 21 97 E B+ 7.7 PFSweb PFSW 6.87 +.23 –60 50 99ó92 78 92 A D 11.7 PGTInc r PGTI 9.32 +.27 –27 433 23o

22 21 45 B D 26.8 PHH PHH 22.91 +.25 –11 1.1m 99o

82 73 74 C B–41.0 PHI PHIIK 40.01 +1.57 –62 10 16k

84 73 64 C A–38.0 PHIvtg PHII 38.00 +1.69 –64 0.9 15k

75 75 84 D B NH PLXTech PLXT 6.26 +.11 –44 155 22o

89 92 79 A B–187 PPGIndu 1.3 PPG 181.6 +1.93 +54 1.1m 22o

72 65 62 D B+ 7.8 PRGXGlob PRGX 7.21 +.01 –30 69 28o

98 76 92 A B+ 37.0 ProsHldg PRO 35.92 +.47 +94 140 67ê43 86 60 E E 7.3 PSBHldg PSBH 6.11 –.19 +204 7 29k

48 78 49 B B–86.9 PSBusPa 2.2 PSB 78.75 –.10 –1 122 54ê21 1 47 .. C+ 24.4 PTCThera PTCT 16.86 +.16 –59 60 ..k79 91 41 A B–134 PVH .1 PVH.125.6 +.93 –63 373 17ò13 6 44 D C 29.3 PVRPart 8.7 PVR 25.29 –.10 –2 690 99o

66 84 59 C C 60.0 Paccar 1.4 PCAR 56.84 +.80 –15 1.2m 18o

76 89 95 E A 8.4 7Pacer PACR 7.98 +.12 –33 148 31o

.. .. 16 .. C– 9.8 Pachldr 8.4 PHF 8.18 ... +15 43 ..ê56 34 97 E D+6.5 PacificBiosci PACB 4.11 +.19 –51 533 ..o12 34 18 .. B 9.0 PacBkMgn PBM 4.00 –.15 –41 3 ..k11 78 6 .. E 19.1 PacCoas 12 ROYT 13.99 –.15 –57 202 7ò

93 95 77 B B–14.2 Pacific 2.9 r PCBK 13.95 +.36 –39 16 17ê83 78 69 C B+ 12.3 PacificDrillng PACD 11.86 –.26 +52 546 30o

15 53 5 E C– 7.0 PacEtha .0 PEIX 3.33 –.26 +4 355 ..o31 20 30 D A–6.9 PacificMerc PMBC 6.25 +.14 –67 7 ..õ68 40 73 B C+ NH PacfcPrem PPBI 14.15 +.43 –47 29 15ê21 60 28 E C– 4.6 PacSunwr PSUN 2.54 +.06 –62 279 ..ò61 15 98 D C– 56.0 PacirPhrm PCRX 51.44 +3.70 –6 457 ..o93 95 86 A C– 64.47PackagCp 2.6 PKG 60.54 +1.76 +14 1.1m 21o

74 49 50 B A–8.7 Pactera .0 r PACT 7.10 +.05 +50 1.4m 9ò80 32 88 B A–NH Pacwest 2.5 PACW 39.74 +1.43 –39 387 22o

58 29 94 E B 5.6 PainThe .0 PTIE 3.85 +.35 +58 520 ..o22 53 11 E E 1.1 Palatin PTN .60 ... –88 10 ..k80 79 75 B A–82.9 Pall 1.3 r PLL 81.87 +1.07 +53 813 26ò67 78 72 E B 16.0 Palmetto PLMT 13.25 +.25 –72 2 5ê17 42 8 D D–62.2 PaloAltNts PANW 40.99 –.30 –8 1.0m 99ò34 31 93 E B–6.9 PampaEn PAM 5.17 –.15 –32 202 15k

3 49 4 B E 21.8 PanAmSl 4.8 PAAS 10.42 +.20 –36 1.7m 13ó70 37 98 D B+ 28.3 Pandora P 26.74 +.46 –54 5.5m ..ò81 91 28 A B 194 Panera PNRA.166.9 –.08 –8 639 25o

97 97 64 B B 34.0 PanhanO 1.0 PHX 32.71 +.21 –61 7 32ê29 11 58 E B+ 14.9 Pantry PTRY 13.86 +.32 +20 140 ..o95 90 80 A B 78.5 PapaJoh .6 PZZA 77.04 +1.08 +31 104 25o

47 56 71 D C 5.9 ParTech PAR 5.28 +.03 –81 3 37ê24 7 91 E D–9.4 ParagShp .0 PRGN 5.35 +.24 –66 105 ..o45 5 91 D B–22.4 Parametric PAMT 15.23 +1.10 +74 107 ..k5 13 5 D D+2.6 ParamGn PZG 1.26 +.06 +10 612 ..ó

15 68 15 C E 18.4 ParaEnrgC 1.8 ELP 13.03 +.05 +252 1.7m 8ò63 92 51 B E 55.0 Parexel PRXL 43.48 +1.26 +27 681 23o

84 43 98 C B 11.6 ParkCityGrp PCYG 9.51 +.22 –78 20 99ó44 42 57 D B–30.2 ParkElc 1.4 PKE 28.11 +.67 –44 20 27ê71 79 64 C C 81.5 ParkNatl 4.6 PRK 81.00 +1.75 +64 42 16ê77 82 88 B B–42.5 ParkOhio PKOH 38.20 +.50 +10 28 11k

80 78 63 B C– 6.8 ParkStr 1.2 PSTB 6.62 +.36 +8 68 18ê73 73 82 C C– 9.2 ParkeBa .0 PKBK 8.95 –.10 –50 4 7ê81 39 95 B A–NH ParkrDril PKD 8.41 +.52 +44 1.1m 32o

81 60 77 C B+ 117 ParkHan 1.5 PH 116.1 +1.60 –7 938 18o

12 6 46 .. C– 7.8 Parkervision PRKR 3.03 +.24 –16 2.3m ..ò21 14 41 D B 19.6 PrkwyPr 3.5 PKY 17.36 –.33 –21 262 ..o46 4 83 C B 8.6 PrtnrCo 4.3 PTNR 8.46 +.64 +174 211 18k

44 32 66 C B 101 Partner 2.6 r PRE 100.4 +.59 –18 380 8o

36 57 51 C E 16.5 Pathfin .9 PBHC 13.50 ... –95 0.1 13ê64 7 92 B B–34.2 PatrickInds r PATK 29.37 +.17 –37 41 17ê7 20 14 E D+1.7 Patriot PNBK 1.22 +.04 –40 3 ..k

77 82 83 C C+ 40.4 PatrtTrns PATR 36.34 +.96 –16 7 34k

64 78 39 C .. 24.3 PatternEnrg PEGI 23.54 +.41 –36 447 46o

52 54 57 C B 43.5 Pattrsn 1.5 r PDCO 43.25 +.43 –6 522 21ò59 39 78 C B 25.5 Patterso .8 r PTEN 24.79 +.81 +16 3.3m 18o

9 23 10 E E 1.9 Paulson .0 PLCC .77 +.09 –85 3 ..õ.. .. 59 .. B+ 29.8 PaxMsciE 2.1 EAPS 29.06 +.18 +29 10 ..ê

76 60 65 A D+43.6 Paychex 3.3 PAYX 42.21 +.42 –6 1.9m 25o

90 79 89 C A–20.7 PCConne .0 PCCC 20.00 –.13 +103 91 15o

76 51 84 C B+ 10.0 PC–Tel 1.4 r PCTI 9.68 +.34 +63 70 26o

95 95 83 A A 23.47PDFSltions PDFS 22.67 +.40 –19 110 23o

9 5 35 D A–28.8 PeabdyE 1.6 BTU 20.87 +.81 +26 7.7m 46o

33 18 60 B D–20.0 Peapack 1.1 PGC 17.56 +.16 +13 16 15ê49 36 48 B B–22.1 Pearson 3.4 PSO 20.94 +.27 –1 166 16ò56 68 61 C B–31.2 Pebbleb 2.2 PEB 28.47 –.16 –24 279 99o

11 4 4 E .. 4.7 Pedevco PED 3.13 –.12 –91 2 ..k37 3 37 B A 3.9 PeerlsSys PRLS 3.65 +.01 –9 8 99ê92 96 86 A C+ 40.6 Pegasyst .3 r PEGA 38.48 +.12 +38 111 28ó.. .. 38 .. B 52.7 PeitusHi 6.9 HYLD 52.12 –.02 –50 60 ..o

68 75 52 B B+ 34.7 Pembina 4.9 PBA 32.75 –.29 –18 115 29o

44 23 89 B B+ 2.7 Pendrell PCO 2.26 –.02 –24 272 ..ê74 78 80 D B–16.0 Penford PENX 13.56 +.22 –71 7 99õ31 15 72 D C 6.6 Pengrwth 7.3 PGH 6.29 +.15 +47 2.2m ..o79 53 75 C A 13.9 PenNatlGam PENN 13.68 +.84 +4 4.2m 7o

88 46 97 D B+ 9.6 PennVA 2.5 PVA 8.95 +.40 –3 2.5m ..o7 47 7 E E 13.2 PennWest 6.1 PWE 8.69 +.17 +264 6.4m ..o

41 44 27 A C– 15.0 Pennant 7.8 PFLT 13.38 +.06 –34 55 12k

48 60 38 A D 12.2 Pennant 9 PNNT 11.27 +.06 –7 306 10ò80 53 74 B B 51.9 PennWd 3.7 PWOD 50.96 +1.56 +4 13 15ê3 10 13 E C– 22.5 PennREIT 4.7 PEI 17.02 –.17 –7 539 ..o

42 37 18 B C+ 23.3 PennymacFinl PFSI 17.15 –.38 +1 97 1o

25 68 16 B D–29.0 Pennymac 10 PMT 22.09 ... –8 812 6o

82 94 73 B C+ 44.3 Penske 1.7 PAG 39.44 +.42 –41 228 14o

95 85 77 B D+68.5 Pentair 1.5 PNR 67.36 +1.02 +20 1.1m 23o

50 64 53 C D 15.7 PplsUni 4.4 r PBCT 14.61 +.27 +35 3.9m 18o

72 82 64 D B–14.1 Peoples .9 PEBK 13.12 +.07 –30 3 12ê44 29 53 C B–23.8 Peoples 2.4 PEBO 22.97 +1.10 +3 27 15ê35 64 29 D C– 19.3 PplesFe .9 PEOP 17.49 +.01 –98 0.1 47ê38 40 58 E D+13.5 Peoples 1.6 r PFBX 12.53 +.08 –86 0.5 54ê28 23 59 E B+ 13.2 PepBoys .9 r PBY 13.04 +.08 –59 128 ..ò12 49 24 D D 22.7 PepcoHl 5.6 POM 19.19 +.01 +37 2.8m 17o

51 65 55 B C+ 87.1 PepsiCo 2.6 r PEP 85.85 +.55 +10 5.1m 19o

98 84 97 B B+ 14.9 Percptrn .0 PRCP 13.79 +.28 –17 94 19ó30 38 44 D E 2.8 Peregrners PPHM 1.30 +.12 +70 2.0m ..o2 25 4 .. E 19.0 PeregrnSemi PSMI 8.20 +.08 –73 59 22o

26 20 77 B D–22.8 PerfctW 2.5 PWRD 17.05 +.70 –28 543 10ò99 89 94 B B 21.07Perficient r PRFT 20.57 +.89 +60 301 19o

69 78 98 D C 4.0 PerfTech PTIX 2.81 –.29 +352 599 40ê69 99 10 A C+ 14.1 PeformtFinl PFMT 9.50 –.06 +592 1.4m 11o

13 38 16 E D+6.8 Perfumania PERF 4.97 +.24 –84 0.9 ..ê28 16 64 E B–8.6 Pericom PSEM 8.36 +.11 –9 53 36o

66 97 28 A C+ 14.9 PerionNetwk PERI 10.61 +.07 +13 360 8ò50 68 50 B D–39.1 Perkine .8 PKI 37.10 +.69 +40 975 18o

34 13 84 E A 5.3 PermaFix .0 PESI 3.95 +.04 –66 12 ..õ40 43 49 B B–16.3 Permian 6.0 PBT 14.33 –.10 +11 167 17o

11 7 3 D E 8.7 PernixTh PTX 2.82 +.84 +726 622 ..k98 95 81 A B–NH Perrigo .2 PRGO 148.8 +3.56 +19 1.3m 25o

29 57 42 D D–22.2 PerryEl .0 PERY 19.49 +.20 –8 87 15ò52 56 54 B D–17.8 PetMedE 4.6 PETS 14.71 +.09 –34 207 16o

61 48 90 D B+ 6.9 Petrobra 2.2 PZE 6.42 +.02 –46 138 8o

23 78 14 C E 146 Petchina 3.8 PTR 111.2 +1.42 –9 138 10o

20 34 30 C A–21.8 Petroleo .0 PBR 16.28 –.27 –2 16m 8o

.. .. 51 .. C+ 28.5 Petro& 1.4 PEO 28.19 +.27 +90 79 ..ê15 34 28 C B–21.1 PetrbrsA .0 PBRA 16.91 –.28 –7 7.4m 8ê

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29 37 27 .. B 17.0 Petrologis 14 PDH 12.49 +.01 –37 115 8o

34 43 24 E D–5.7 PtroqstE PQ 4.31 +.10 +54 687 ..o71 94 42 A D 77.3 Ptsmrt 1.1 PETM 72.54 ... +1 1.1m 18ò77 57 61 B B 31.4 Pfizer 3.1 r PFE 31.32 +.41 –4 25m 14o

17 42 24 C D+48.5 PG&E 4.4 PCG 41.77 –.28 +34 3.8m 14o

80 28 94 B B 143 Pharmcyclcs PCYC 121.5 +7.23 +69 1.3m 99o

43 8 87 E C 2.4 PhrmAth PIP 2.04 –.03 –45 97 ..o83 88 86 D B+ 19.3 Pharmerica PMC 18.81 +.69 –18 207 10o

40 64 36 A D+96.7 PhillipM 4.2 PM 89.41 –.56 –2 5.0m 16o

42 58 17 A C+ 78.6 Phillipn 3.3 PHI 64.20 +.39 0 113 15k

34 33 63 C B 70.5 Phillip 2.4 r PSX 65.36 +1.52 –7 3.2m 9o

84 72 52 A A+35.9 Phillip 1.8 PSXP 33.17 +.10 –44 68 43o

53 17 84 E B 44.8 Phoenix .0 PNX 42.24 +3.00 +26 31 ..k97 97 97 B D–13.47Phoenix FENG 9.09 +.23 –44 673 27ò30 60 10 B E 17.1 Photmedex PHMD 11.98 +.27 +38 202 7o

34 13 81 D B–8.9 Photronics PLAB 8.35 +.35 +26 232 28ò26 13 47 E B+ 13.0 Physicians 5.9 DOC 12.19 –.02 –49 42 ..ê33 14 51 D B 25.0 PicoHldgs PICO 22.87 +.14 –29 64 ..ó19 60 21 C C– 21.1 Piedmon 4.6 PDM 17.35 –.41 +11 1.3m 39ê38 61 37 B B–35.5 PiedmntNa 3.7 PNY 33.27 +.07 –37 180 17o

44 77 22 B B 25.3 Pier1Im .9 r PIR 21.25 +.61 –19 1.7m 17o

16 3 10 B C+ 16.0 PIKE .0 PIKE 10.00 +.09 –5 290 12o

68 78 87 B D–19.2 PilgrmsP PPC 14.19 +.27 +13 1.2m 8o

.. .. 33 .. C+ 101 PimShMt .8 MINT 101.5 –.02 +15 621 ..ê

.. .. 33 .. B–54.8 PimSTM .7 SMMU 50.31 –.04 –44 4 ..ê

.. .. 39 .. B+ 106 Pim0/5YrH 4.5 HYS 105.9 –.20 +15 329 ..o

.. .. 33 .. E 51.1 PIMCO1– .3 TUZ 50.90 –.04 –85 9 ..ê

.. .. 31 .. C 54.3 Pimc1–5 .2 STPZ 53.06 –.15 +29 136 ..ê

.. .. 11 .. D+74.4 Pim15TI 1.5 LTPZ 58.20 –1.46 +41 14 ..ê

.. .. 27 .. D+96.4 Pim7–15 1.6 TENZ 81.77 –.89 +52 24 ..ê

.. .. 22 .. B 106 PimcoAu 2.5 AUD 91.26 –2.02 –39 2 ..ê

.. .. 20 .. C+ 59.2 PimcoBl 4.6 BABZ 49.25 –.75 –71 2 ..ê

.. .. 23 .. C– 62.3 PimBrdT 1.1 TIPZ 55.88 –.59 –69 2 ..ê

.. .. 19 .. C– 11.2 PimcoCA 7.9 PCK 9.45 –.16 –27 55 ..k

.. .. 16 .. B 11.8 PimcoCA 7.6 PZC 9.52 –.23 +22 69 ..ê

.. .. 18 .. B–17.1 PimcCAM 6.9 PCQ 13.24 –.24 +4 68 ..ê

.. .. 20 .. C+ 107 PimCana 1.6 CAD 93.33 –.82 –64 0.4 ..ê

.. .. 18 .. B–22.2 PimCoIn 8.7 PTY 18.00 –.50 +136 563 ..k

.. .. 21 .. D+19.2 PimCoIncS 8.2 PCN 16.41 –.34 +120 213 ..ê

.. .. 20 .. B–26.0 PimcoDy 8.5 PCI 22.12 –.17 +77 879 ..ê

.. .. 31 .. B 34.0 PimDynm 7.9 PDI 28.91 –.52 +104 373 ..ê

.. .. 27 .. B–50.4 PimFgCrrStrg FORX 47.36 –.28 –67 2 ..ê

.. .. 42 .. B–24.4 PimGlSt 9 PGP 22.81 –.79 +301 140 ..ê

.. .. 20 .. B 55.3 PimGlobAd .7 ILB 48.14 –.51 +45 11 ..ê

.. .. 32 .. C+ 13.1 PimcHiI 12 PHK 11.98 –.16 +131 913 ..ê

.. .. 29 .. E 110 PimcoIG 3.6 CORP 102.7 –.82 –64 7 ..ê

.. .. 19 .. D+13.7 PimcInc 9 PFL 11.57 –.19 +49 125 ..ê

.. .. 27 .. C+ 32.9 PimIncO 8.1 PKO 28.21 –.35 +56 111 ..ê

.. .. 21 .. C– 11.8 PimIncS 9 PFN 10.14 –.15 +25 243 ..ê

.. .. 29 .. D–57.5 PimItMu 2.3 MUNI 52.15 –.18 +4 31 ..ê

.. .. 14 .. C 13.9 PimcoMu 7.2 PML 10.82 –.18 +26 201 ..k

.. .. 15 .. B 13.2 PimcoMu 8.1 PMX 10.40 ... +51 114 ..ê

.. .. 19 .. B–16.8 PimcMun 7.4 PMF 13.07 –.19 +72 203 ..ê

.. .. 15 .. C 13.9 PimcoNY 7.4 PNI 10.70 –.24 +91 51 ..k

.. .. 14 .. D+11.0 PimcoNY 7.2 PYN 8.76 –.12 –8 17 ..ê

.. .. 18 .. C 13.4 PimcNYM 6.6 PNF 10.30 –.14 +261 65 ..ê

.. .. 19 .. C– 12.2 PIMCOS 9 RCS 10.40 –.13 +82 180 ..ê

.. .. 29 .. C+ 111 PimTtRt 2.4 BOND 105.9 –.61 +57 562 ..o6 24 14 .. A–12.5 PingtanMrn PME 3.09 +.17 0 76 4k

54 5 85 B C– 25.9 PinnacleEnt PNK 23.31 –.13 –3 902 52o

84 67 88 B B–NH Pinnacle 1.0 PNFP 32.27 +1.25 –3 113 20o

61 78 65 D B 28.6 PinnacleF 2.6 PF 27.19 +.12 –31 205 28ò35 64 34 B B–61.9 Pinnacl 4.1 PNW 55.73 +.07 +11 1.1m 15o

.. .. 38 .. C+ 22.7 PionDvH 9 HNW 21.15 +.15 +125 58 ..ê30 10 68 D B 9.9 PioneerEnrg PES 8.28 +.35 +21 468 99o

.. .. 19 .. D+14.6 PionFlt 7.2 PHD 12.51 +.09 +50 144 ..k

.. .. 40 .. C+ 18.2 PionrHI 9 PHT 17.59 ... +151 148 ..ê

.. .. 19 .. D 16.9 PionrMu 8.1 MHI 14.04 –.14 +159 151 ..ê95 99 88 B E 227 Pioneer .0 PXD 189.8 +3.67 +67 2.7m 45o

72 60 67 B .. 9.0 PioneerPower PPSI 8.75 +.35 –73 3 14k

.. .. 15 .. B–16.3 PioMuAd 8.5 MAV 13.37 –.15 +90 150 ..ê86 69 90 A E 53.1 Pioneer 4.7 PSE 43.91 +.80 +23 145 20o

35 35 46 C D 42.6 PiperJaff PJC 35.20 +.77 –38 61 14o

71 42 91 B B 22.1 PitneyB 3.5 PBI 21.41 +.09 –10 3.4m 11o

40 31 91 E C 5.6 Pixelwrks PXLW 4.26 –.13 +258 1.7m ..o48 7 97 E B–9.2 PizzaInn PZZI 8.22 +.10 –68 16 ..õ33 46 22 B B 59.5 PlainAll 4.7 PAA 50.70 –.45 0 1.1m 15o

22 25 50 D .. NH PlainsGPA PAGP 23.27 +.02 –65 2.0m 99ò57 48 76 E A–2.4 PlanarSys PLNR 2.06 +.01 –43 11 ..k20 25 7 E C– 3.9 PlanetPaymt PLPM 2.42 +.02 –57 49 ..k43 68 44 A C 49.8 Plantro .9 PLT 42.77 +.68 +7 230 15o

17 8 40 .. A–1.5 PlatnmGr PLG 1.15 ... –24 154 ..k33 15 71 C D–63.6 Platinum .5 r PTP 62.88 +.98 –14 152 7o

78 57 87 D B 41.1 Plexus r PLXS 38.91 +.64 –8 152 16o

47 35 89 E B+ 0.8 PlugPwr PLUG .53 +.01 –82 691 ..ò28 73 20 B D+54.6 PlumCre 3.9 PCL 44.62 ... +46 1.8m 28o

77 78 75 C B–8.0 Plumas PLBC 6.60 +.22 –81 0.4 10ê25 6 46 E C+ 4.0 PluristThn PSTI 3.28 +.04 –36 109 ..ò23 47 3 .. B–24.5 PlyGem PGEM 14.49 –.49 +56 443 ..o45 78 55 D C– 10.2 PMCComm 5.8 PCC 8.58 –.07 –54 9 77õ15 30 26 C D+7.1 PMCSierra PMCS 5.76 +.13 –20 1.3m 15o

.. .. 9 .. A–118 Pim25yr 4.0 ZROZ 84.42 –3.32 +361 223 ..o

16 22 57 E D–9.4 PMFG PMFG 7.52 +.33 –41 51 99o

72 90 59 B C+ 77.9 PNCFncl 2.3 PNC 75.52 +2.62 +74 3.4m 11o

50 78 43 C B+ 24.5 PNMResr 2.8 PNM 23.28 +.17 –3 391 17o

47 86 34 D E 15.1 PoageBa 1.4 PBSK 14.35 +.15 –88 0.5 27ê3 21 4 E E 2.1 Point360n PTSX .60 –.04 –16 31 ..õ

83 78 92 A C 25.0 PointsIntl PCOM 22.05 +1.46 +89 93 50o

30 42 44 E B–2.2 PokerTek PTEK 1.19 –.02 –62 6 ..ê98 94 87 A C 136 Polaris 1.3 PII.127.1 +.89 –21 535 25o

45 8 65 D A–10.2 PoloniaBanc PBCP 10.23 ... +3 3 ..ê18 39 44 D D–11.9 Polycom r PLCM 10.74 +.05 –43 2.3m 19o

7 25 9 .. D 1.3 PolyMet PLM .82 +.01 +25 273 ..k90 95 79 B B–32.3 Polyone .8 POL 30.53 +.72 –31 316 24o

12 34 14 C E 48.4 Polypore r PPO 36.15 +.24 –12 623 31o

58 79 55 B C– 58.9 Pool 1.4 r POOL 53.70 +.61 +101 397 27x

65 88 53 B D+75.0 PopeRes 3.2 POPE 68.37 +.37 –82 0.3 34ê49 71 32 C C 34.3 Popular .0 BPOP 27.78 +.70 +7 1.5m 10o

18 23 54 E C+ 2.4 PorterBanc PBIB 1.24 ... –47 5 ..ê99 98 86 A C 64.07PortRec .0 PRAA.57.30 –.10 –1 437 17o

13 27 35 D B–33.3 Portlan 3.7 POR 29.46 +.05 –26 603 25o

60 8 89 C C– 31.0 PortolaPharm PTLA 24.62 +1.35 +49 411 ..ê23 38 24 C C– 5.6 PortgTel 5.7 PT 4.37 +.01 –32 283 7o

21 10 37 E B–87.0 POSCO 1.9 PKX 76.75 +.56 –28 131 13o

14 5 41 D C+ 49.3 PostHoldgs POST 42.49 +.32 –51 119 37ò21 28 17 B B–52.6 PostPrp 3.0 r PPS 44.37 –.64 +17 470 29ê37 63 21 .. C– 2.2 PostRock PSTR 1.48 +.01 +19 30 ..ê10 21 16 B B 44.1 Potash 4.3 r POT 32.60 +.41 –12 7.6m 14o

21 30 9 .. .. 33.9 Potbelly PBPB 25.77 +.01 –88 163 99ò35 71 17 A B–51.5 Potlatch 3.1 PCH 40.00 +.32 +5 235 22o

24 61 12 B E 19.7 Provdnt 2.7 r PROV 14.59 –.02 +127 144 8ê49 16 81 D B 67.8 Powelln 1.6 POWL 62.65 –.03 –24 25 21k

90 91 84 A B–60.3 PowrInt .6 POWI 56.25 +1.34 –28 129 24o

19 62 17 B D–11.4 PowerRe 4.8 PW 8.34 +.05 –54 2 26k

92 39 99 A B 66.5 PowerSolutns PSIX 60.78 +1.40 –42 24 99k

92 78 93 C B 20.6 PowerSec r POWR 16.76 –.87 +145 625 36o

.. .. 23 .. D–33.5 PSh1–30 2.5 PLW 29.78 –.41 +665 109 ..ê

.. .. 77 .. B+ 29.2 PSAeroD 1.5 PPA 29.11 +.39 –15 32 ..ê

.. .. 73 .. B 41.3 PSBuybkA .9 PKW 40.89 +.62 –20 524 ..o

.. .. 23 .. D–26.7 PSCefInc 8.2 PCEF 24.04 –.17 0 128 ..ê

.. .. 30 .. .. 25.8 PSChinaAshr CHNA 24.64 –.12 +141 4 99ê

.. .. 72 .. B–30.4 PSClean .8 PZD 29.99 +.22 –59 2 ..ê

.. .. 7 .. D 53.4 PSDB3XL25 LBND 31.56 –.44 +39 3 ..ê

.. .. 29 .. C 22.7 PSDb3XLgUs UUPT 19.95 +.15 –75 5 ..ê

.. .. 80 .. C– 11.0 PSD3XS25Et SBND 10.26 +.66 +53 71 ..ê

.. .. 54 .. A–18.2 PSDb3XShUs UDNT 17.39 +.40 –64 5 ..ê

.. .. 27 .. C– 16.0 PSDbAg2xSh AGA 14.00 +.20 –54 2 99ê

.. .. 25 .. D+29.2 PSDbAgri DBA 24.88 +.08 +12 687 ..o

.. .. 19 .. D–19.9 PSDbBsMetls DBB 16.42 +.05 +3 127 ..o

.. .. 23 .. E 28.7 PSDbComdIdx DBC 25.23 +.14 –44 1.5m ..o

.. .. 29 .. C 30.0 PSDbEnrgFnd DBE 27.59 +.24 –91 6 ..o

.. .. 31 .. B 28.1 PSDbG10Curr DBV 25.81 –.05 –75 31 ..ê

.. .. 11 .. C– 60.2 PSDbGoldFnd DGL 43.34 –.64 –79 5 ..o

.. .. 22 .. E 19.9 PSDbI3xJpGB JGBD 17.19 +.01 –52 28 ..ê

.. .. 29 .. E 21.7 PSDbIJpGvBd JGBS 18.99 ... –94 2 ..ê

.. .. 35 .. E 28.4 PSDbOilFnd DBO 26.78 +.04 –62 70 ..o

.. .. 11 .. D–60.9 PSDbPrecMtls DBP 42.44 –.55 –43 18 ..o

.. .. 10 .. C– 59.3 PSDbSilvrFnd DBS 35.97 –.27 –47 6 ..o

.. .. 54 .. B+ 19.6 PSDivAc 2.0 PFM 19.48 +.10 –7 38 ..ê

.. .. 69 .. A–25.9 PSDwaD 1.1 PIZ 25.37 +.15 –43 137 ..ê

.. .. 25 .. C– 21.6 PSDwaE .9 PIE 18.07 –.11 +147 552 ..o

.. .. 58 .. B–35.1 PSDwaMo .7 PDP 34.50 +.62 –31 148 ..o

.. .. 75 .. C 38.2 PSDwaSm .7 DWAS 37.27 +1.07 –40 130 ..o

.. .. 58 .. C+ 48.7 PSDynBasc 1.4 PYZ 48.13 +.60 –13 6 ..ê

.. .. 81 .. B+ 36.2 PSDynB&G PBE 35.13 +1.09 +122 174 ..ê

.. .. 56 .. B 21.4 PSDynBld& .4 PKB 20.83 +.19 –85 6 ..ê

.. .. 58 .. B 43.9 PSDynCons 1.7 PSL 42.86 +.18 –38 2 ..ê

.. .. 63 .. B–54.6 PSDynEn 1.4 PXI 53.86 +1.07 –78 5 ..ê

.. .. 52 .. C+ 34.1 PSDynEnr 2.7 PXE 32.38 +.49 +4 44 ..ê

.. .. 69 .. C+ NH PSDynF 1.5 PFI 27.68 +.71 +999 47 ..ê

.. .. 58 .. C– 26.6 PSDynFoo 1.3 PBJ 25.91 +.25 –67 21 ..ê

.. .. 70 .. B+ 45.5 PSDynHl 1.0 PTH 45.36 +.89 –67 3 ..ê

.. .. 79 .. B 46.1 PSDynInds 1.0 PRN 45.31 +.75 +999 281 ..ê

.. .. 76 .. B 33.7 PSDynLeis .4 PEJ 32.59 +.56 –45 36 ..ê

.. .. 68 .. B–24.8 PSDynLgC .7 PWB 24.50 +.45 +8 24 ..ê

.. .. 58 .. D–NH PSDynLgC 1.9 PWV 27.27 +.42 +63 193 ..ê

.. .. 66 .. A+36.5 PSDynMg 1.4 PIQ 36.27 +.34 –93 0.2 ..ê

.. .. 70 .. A–65.2 PSDynM 1.3 PWC 64.56 +1.00 –38 2 ..ê

.. .. 78 .. B+ 24.7 PSDynM .5 PBS 24.17 +.54 –2 128 ..ê

.. .. 56 .. C 31.2 PSDynNe .9 PXQ 29.31 +.35 –51 3 ..ê

.. .. 72 .. B NH PSDynOil .3 PXJ 26.81 +.80 +109 33 ..ê

.. .. 78 .. D NH PSDynPh 1.1 PJP 49.75 +1.84 +44 231 ..ê

.. .. 76 .. B 35.8 PSDynRe 1.9 PMR 35.09 +.55 –9 14 ..ê

.. .. 64 .. B+ 17.9 PSDynS 1.0 PSI 17.70 +.33 +394 23 ..ê

.. .. 62 .. C 34.3 PSDynSoftwr PSJ 33.88 +.58 –69 2 ..ê

.. .. 66 .. B–34.4 PSDynT 2.3 PTF 33.77 +.51 +82 6 ..ê

.. .. 48 .. D+20.4 PSDynUtil 2.6 PUI 20.15 +.03 –19 5 ..ê

.. .. 19 .. E 31.6 PShEMSo 4.7 PCY 27.19 –.24 +57 1.2m ..o

.. .. 63 .. D+34.8 PSFndPur 1.8 PXLC 34.68 +.42 +70 5 ..ê

.. .. 59 .. B 27.6 PSFdPur 2.0 PXLG 27.49 +.34 –85 0.9 ..ê

.. .. 61 .. B+ 27.6 PSFdPrL 1.8 PXLV 27.45 –.08 –23 2 ..ê

.. .. 63 .. B+ 34.2 PSFdPur 1.4 PXMC 34.01 +.30 +39 9 ..ê

.. .. 58 .. B–28.6 PSFdPur 1.2 PXMG 28.21 +.20 –11 5 ..ê

.. .. 66 .. B+ 23.9 PSFdPrM 1.6 PXMV 23.64 +.36 +91 11 ..ê

.. .. 60 .. C– 32.1 PSFndPur 1.6 PXSC 30.95 –.22 –97 0.1 ..ê

.. .. 60 .. D–23.0 PSFdPrS .9 PXSG 22.39 +.05 –4 3 ..ê

.. .. 73 .. B 23.7 PSFdPrS 1.5 PXSV 23.41 +.41 –47 5 ..ê

.. .. 31 .. B 26.2 PSFndmt 2.2 PFIG 24.95 –.15 –36 18 ..ê

.. .. 60 .. B–43.9 PShDvxU 2.4 PXF 42.65 +.22 –52 28 ..ê

.. .. 58 .. B 28.5 PSDvMxU 2.1 PDN 27.54 +.09 –53 11 ..ê

.. .. 31 .. C+ 23.3 PSEmgMk 2.6 PXH 20.63 –.02 –29 55 ..ê

.. .. 62 .. B–79.8 PSFtsRafi 1.7 PRF 79.66 +1.10 –21 128 ..ê

.. .. 72 .. C 93.9 PSFtsRafi 1.3 PRFZ 92.28 +1.78 +95 68 ..ê

.. .. 18 .. B–25.2 PSFdEm 5.0 PFEM 21.85 –.33 –72 4 ..ê

.. .. 39 .. C– 27.0 PSGlobl 3.6 PGHY 25.04 –.03 –45 10 ..ê

.. .. 63 .. B 22.1 PSGlobalW 1.4 PIO 21.73 +.25 –57 18 ..ê

.. .. 83 .. C– 31.2 PSGldDrg .9 PGJ 27.71 +.55 –40 143 ..o

.. .. 56 .. B 11.7 PSHiYld 3.6 PEY 11.58 +.12 –5 102 ..ê

.. .. 36 .. B–19.8 PSHYCpB 4.6 PHB 19.22 –.02 –22 313 ..ê

.. .. 21 .. D 26.4 PShNatM 4.2 PZA 23.09 –.15 –31 146 ..ê

.. .. 23 .. C– 25.8 PSInsCa 3.9 PWZ 23.28 –.14 +269 81 ..ê

.. .. 21 .. D 25.4 PSInsNy 4.1 PZT 22.20 –.14 –39 9 ..ê

.. .. 36 .. B–30.0 PSIntl 2.8 PICB 29.18 –.22 –45 22 ..ê

.. .. 47 .. B–32.0 PSIntlDe 2.6 IDLV 31.33 +.13 –45 39 ..ê

.. .. 50 .. B–18.1 PSIntlDvA 2.2 PID 17.80 +.05 +19 202 ..ê

.. .. 65 .. B–34.5 PSKbBP 1.2 KBWB 33.93 +1.08 –21 77 ..o

.. .. 70 .. B–46.0 PSKbCM 1.6 KBWC 45.50 –.02 –93 0.1 ..ê

.. .. 36 .. D 26.7 PSKbHD 7.9 KBWD 24.97 +.15 +13 51 ..ê

.. .. 77 .. B–NH PSKbwIs 1.5 KBWI 62.96 +1.08 –73 0.6 ..ê

.. .. 65 .. A–NH PSKP&C 2.2 KBWP 38.54 +.28 –84 2 ..ê

.. .. 76 .. C+ 40.5 PSKbRB 1.4 KBWR 38.04 +.90 +999 408 ..ê

.. .. 31 .. C– 36.5 PSKbwR 4.8 KBWY 30.21 –.50 –19 13 ..ê

.. .. 44 .. D–7.2 PSLuxN .7 PXN 6.83 +.08 +1 7 ..ê

.. .. 45 .. E 12.0 PSMnFrt 2.2 PMNA 11.88 +.13 –61 2 ..ê

.. .. 23 .. C+ 15.1 PSPref 6.7 PGX 13.72 –.07 +64 1.4m ..o

.. .. 68 .. B–83.5 PSQqqTrs 1.2 QQQ 82.54 +1.10 +2 31m ..o

.. .. 38 .. B–21.1 PSSP500B 5.1 PBP 20.79 +.11 –4 58 ..ê

.. .. 72 .. C+ 28.9 PSS&P5 .7 SPHB 28.68 +.56 –66 42 ..o

.. .. 47 .. D+29.2 PSSP500 3.7 SPHD 28.44 +.13 –69 12 ..ê

.. .. 60 .. B+ 19.9 Powrshrs 1.7 SPHQ 19.79 +.19 –5 59 ..ê

.. .. 50 .. B 33.0 PSS&P5 2.7 SPLV 32.75 +.19 –57 560 ..o

.. .. 31 .. B–25.0 PSSPHB 1.6 EEHB 21.11 –.54 –95 1 ..ê

.. .. 31 .. B–30.3 PSS&PEM 1.8 EELV 27.67 –.07 +44 88 ..ê

.. .. 61 .. A–30.2 PSSPInt 2.1 IDHB 28.60 –.58 –80 3 ..ê

.. .. 50 .. B+ 20.0 PSSPIntD 1.7 IDHQ 19.43 +.07 –98 0.1 ..ê

.. .. 47 .. D+29.0 PSS&PM 1.3 XMLV 27.96 –.01 +376 32 ..ê

.. .. 59 .. C– 30.5 PSS&PS 1.1 XSLV 30.01 +.39 –82 2 ..ê

.. .. 41 .. C+ 28.0 PSSP5Dn .8 PHDG 27.36 +.32 +135 86 ..ê

.. .. 33 .. B–25.3 PSSeni 4.5 BKLN 24.84 +.01 –14 2.4m ..o

.. .. 33 .. B–25.0 PSVrdoT .0 PVI 24.97 –.01 –30 51 ..ê

.. .. 60 .. B–25.1 PSWatrR .6 PHO 24.72 +.25 +8 97 ..o

.. .. 87 .. B–6.9 PSWhCln 1.2 PBW 6.56 +.19 –52 238 ..o

.. .. 41 .. D–25.7 PSYDms 3.2 DSUM 25.41 –.05 –10 52 ..ê

.. .. 70 .. C+ 16.2 PSZacksM 1.3 PZI 15.80 +.32 +24 17 ..ê

.. .. 23 .. B–18.9 PSFinPf 6.7 PGF 17.18 –.07 +10 426 ..o

.. .. 25 .. C– 19.7 PSIndia 1.0 PIN 16.56 –.16 –38 698 ..o44 33 48 E C– 6.6 Pozen POZN 5.67 –.13 +32 354 ..o25 45 30 B D+33.6 PPL 4.8 PPL 30.51 –.15 –4 4.6m 12o

40 2 94 E D 6.5 PranaBio PRAN 4.15 +.18 –42 378 ..ò73 69 51 A B–128 Praxair 1.9 PX 124.5 +.31 +12 1.0m 21o

98 88 79 A B–263 Precisi .0 r PCP 251.1 +3.79 –36 425 22o

22 7 62 C D 11.2 PrecDri 2.3 PDS 10.07 +.10 –25 630 15o

10 1 21 D E 10.1 PrefdAp 7.8 APTS 8.16 –.14 +136 71 ..ê77 77 74 .. B 20.7 PreferdLA PFBC 19.30 +.38 –11 21 14ê41 42 54 D B+ 92.5 PrfrmLn 1.1 PLPC 72.64 –3.72 +149 22 16ê

2 21 2 D D–3.0 PremierEx r PRXI 1.24 –.02 +202 429 ..ê

75 79 68 C B–NH Premier 3.3 PFBI 13.23 +.43 +60 9 9ê52 54 39 B .. 33.0 PremierA PINC 30.98 +.02 –76 245 11ò24 48 22 C C+ 12.7 PremGlbSv r PGI 9.38 +.01 +6 186 12o

89 88 81 A C 36.07PrestigBrnd PBH 33.34 +.51 +65 549 20o

4 25 1 .. E 14.5 Pretium PVG 3.35 +.37 –3 777 ..o82 81 53 A B 80.3 PriceTr 1.9 TROW 78.80 +2.18 +29 1.9m 21o

98 99 88 A D+10997Priceline r PCLN.1073 +50.31 +2371.9m 27o

86 92 90 B B–124 Pricesm .5 PSMT 117.4 +1.40 +4 129 42o

14 40 1 E E 4.5 PrimaBiomd PBMD 1.02 –.04 –98 4 ..k92 41 92 A A–53.3 Primeenergy PNRG 48.52 –2.43 –92 0.1 10ê

77 53 76 A B–44.2 Primeri 1.0 PRI 42.64 +.50 +83 419 15ê42 48 41 B A–7.8 PrimeroMinig PPP 5.76 +.01 –32 134 14o

31 17 96 E C+ 3.0 PrimoWtr PRMW 2.49 +.04 –28 61 ..ó

93 88 92 A B 28.9 Primoris .5 PRIM 28.38 +1.14 +3 227 22o

86 84 89 C B NH Principal 2.1 PFG 48.44 +1.48 +59 2.0m 14o

.. .. 18 .. B–20.4 PrincRea 8.9 PGZ 18.20 +.15 –73 7 ..ê85 74 84 C B NH Privteb .2 PVTB 25.54 +1.01 +71 825 18o

16 4 55 E D–3.0 ProDexInc PDEX 2.22 +.08 –8 23 ..k23 29 30 B B–55.4 Proassur 2.1 PRA 46.65 +.16 –35 255 11o

16 20 15 B D 24.2 ProceraNet PKT 13.95 +.16 –28 199 ..o63 52 49 B B+ 83.1 ProctrG 2.9 PG 82.51 +.19 +25 9.7m 20o

16 20 9 B E 8.2 ProfDvrsNet r IPDN 4.95 +.05 –41 4 99k

42 39 74 D E 6.5 Progenics PGNX 3.88 +.23 –23 374 ..ó63 62 57 B C+ 27.0 ProgSftw PRGS 25.75 +.21 –51 126 25o

41 57 53 B D–27.6 Progres 1.1 PGR 26.58 +.42 –41 2.0m 14o

67 71 64 C B+ 27.2 ProgrssW 2.2 BIN 25.64 –.26 +46 208 24o

6 12 37 E D+45.5 Prologis 2.9 PLD 38.95 –.29 –13 2.1m ..o45 3 95 E B 2.7 Promtora PRIS 1.86 +.02 –88 9 ..k40 26 96 .. D–34.0 Proofpoint PFPT 31.36 +1.56 +60 374 ..o41 50 53 D C+ 2.3 Prophase PRPH 1.75 +.05 –30 6 ..k.. .. 6 .. C– 30.2 PrUShMC MZZ 14.72 –.41 –4 21 ..ò

11 4 1 E E 34.6 Prosensa RNA 3.66 ... –89 86 ..ò.. .. 75 .. C+ 97.0 ProUltJpn EZJ 83.88 +1.31 –38 9 ..ò.. .. 78 .. B 77.8 ProUCnG .5 UGE 75.06 –1.34 –73 0.4 ..k

.. .. 10 .. D–26.5 ProUltCmdy UCD 18.59 +.18 –98 0.1 ..ê

.. .. 76 .. A–113 ProUltEafe EFO 104.5 +1.17 +383 11 ..k

.. .. 31 .. C– 89.2 ProUltEM EET 72.76 –.52 +55 20 ..ò

.. .. 92 .. D+85.0 ProUltS .1 UPRO 84.29 +3.24 +5 2.3m ..ò

.. .. 33 .. B–47.5 ProUShCrde SCO 34.53 –.10 –33 1.1m ..o

.. .. 20 .. C+ 41.3 PS30YrTi 1.3 RINF 36.77 –.12 –84 0.3 ..k

.. .. 41 .. C 41.8 PSHdgRep .0 HDG 41.25 –.01 –84 1 ..k

.. .. 63 .. B+ 84.3 PSLgCpCor 1.1 CSM 83.78 +.84 –44 12 ..k

.. .. 43 .. E 43.2 ProRafiLg 1.2 RALS 42.22 +.17 –80 3 ..k

.. .. 50 .. .. 43.4 PSSP500Art NOBL 42.84 +.30 –18 58 99ê

.. .. 39 .. D+34.7 PSShrt7–10Yr TBX 33.35 +.36 +3 22 ..k

.. .. 25 .. C– 43.9 PSShtFtseC25 YXI 35.74 +.02 –95 0.1 ..k

.. .. 23 .. C– 34.0 PSShrtHiYld SJB 29.78 +.09 –61 11 ..ò

.. .. 33 .. E 35.0 PSShrtInvGrd IGS 32.47 +.28 –83 2 ..k

.. .. 14 .. D 46.4 ProShtEafe EFZ 34.60 –.18 –43 46 ..k

.. .. 27 .. B 32.1 PrShtEMn EUM 27.13 +.01 +101 812 ..k

.. .. 9 .. D 27.4 ProShtQQQ PSQ 19.54 –.27 +10 454 ..ò

.. .. 16 .. C– 36.4 ProShtDow DOG 27.59 –.30 –48 268 ..ò

.. .. 13 .. D+31.1 ProSShFn SEF 21.75 –.42 –46 17 ..ò

.. .. 12 .. C 27.6 ProShtMC MYY 19.44 –.25 –52 22 ..k

.. .. 12 .. C 36.3 ProShtSP SH 26.48 –.35 –23 3.1m ..ò

.. .. 9 .. B–27.2 ProSR2K RWM 17.97 –.34 +13 1.7m ..ò

.. .. 9 .. C– 23.5 ProShtSC SBB 15.25 –.31 +47 54 ..k

.. .. 88 .. D+NH PSShVSh .0 SVXY 120.3 +4.66 –16 530 ..o

.. .. 45 .. D 49.1 PSUItshAust CROC 42.78 +.60 –72 5 ..o

.. .. 41 .. C– 107 PSUlStMsB .0 BZQ 75.96 +1.03 +46 16 ..ò

.. .. 52 .. D–33.8 PSUlStMMxCp SMK 25.84 +1.48 –71 0.4 ..k

.. .. 87 .. D+76.0 ProUltHC .3 RXL 74.25 +2.25 –69 4 ..k

.. .. 16 .. B–75.2 PSUltMsc .0 UBR 49.70 –.11 –8 5 ..k

.. .. 7 .. D+62.7 PSUltMMxCp UMX 37.01 –1.01 +10 6 ..k

.. .. 77 .. C– 67.4 ProUOG .5 DIG 66.49 +1.91 –18 57 ..ò

.. .. 88 .. E 79.6 ProUltR .0 UWM 76.04 +2.67 –59 412 ..ò

.. .. 83 .. E 94.3 ProUltSP .3 SSO 93.79 +2.43 +8 7.0m ..ò

.. .. 82 .. B 48.3 ProUSemi .7 USD 47.04 +1.02 –54 3 ..ò

.. .. 90 .. B–99 ProUltSC .0 SAA 95.51 +2.57 –64 0.9 ..k

.. .. 52 .. C+ 77.9 ProUltU 2.1 UPW 70.26 –1.95 –81 1 ..k

.. .. 94 .. D 105 ProUltP .0 TQQQ 102.2 +3.88 –4 1.2m ..ò

.. .. 78 .. D+102 PSUltproS .0 TTT 93.26 +6.21 +66 60 ..ò

.. .. 82 .. D–119 ProUltMC .0 MVV 116.4 +3.42 –81 130 ..ò

.. .. 22 .. C– 43.1 PSUltraAust GDAY 34.67 –.68 –90 0.3 ..ê

.. .. 74 .. B 46.5 PrUBasM .7 UYM 46.05 +1.60 –25 52 ..ò

.. .. 89 .. B+ 72.2 ProUCnS .2 UCC 69.22 +1.69 –60 1 ..k

.. .. 23 .. D 40.0 ProUltCrude UCO 29.94 +.09 –54 588 ..o

.. .. 74 .. C 104 ProUltD .4 DDM 103.7 +1.97 –39 175 ..ò

.. .. 40 .. D+26.4 ProUltEuro ULE 24.55 –.34 +255 16 ..ê

.. .. 82 .. C 109 ProUltFn .4 UYG 106.9 +3.85 –28 94 ..ò

.. .. 43 .. C+ 67.8 PSUltFtseC25 XPP 53.34 +.61 –30 25 ..ò

.. .. 82 .. C 49.2 PSUltraEur UPV 46.37 +.52 –24 8 ..k

.. .. 5 .. D 94.3 ProSUltGold UGL 47.37 –1.54 –18 113 ..o

.. .. 48 .. D+55.7 PSUltraHiYld UJB 54.39 –.26 –96 0.3 ..k

.. .. 89 .. B 93.2 ProUltI .1 UXI 91.53 +1.33 –43 2 ..ò

.. .. 27 .. B+ 58.0 PSUltrInvGrd IGU 50.86 –1.57 –99 0.2 ..k

.. .. 7 .. E 59.7 PSUltaNatgas BOIL 29.01 +.82 –30 144 ..o

.. .. 87 .. C 89.5 ProUltQ .2 QLD 87.47 +2.30 +28 2.7m ..ò

.. .. 19 .. C– 96.9 ProUltRE 1.0 URE 69.13 –1.78 +84 233 ..ò

.. .. 4 .. D+57.2 ProSUltSilv AGQ 19.45 –.22 –44 1.0m ..o

.. .. 78 .. B–97.9 ProUTech .0 ROM 96.30 +1.74 –31 9 ..ò

.. .. 1 .. C+ 324 PSUltVi .0 UVXY 22.28 –2.07 +73 14m ..o

.. .. 90 .. B–111 PSUltrp .0 FINU 106.9 +4.33 –88 0.3 ..k

.. .. 5 .. D+33.3 PSUltsFtEur EPV 16.86 –.20 +113 79 ..ò

.. .. 6 .. D+66.6 PrUShBM .0 SMN 38.06 –1.42 +61 64 ..ò

.. .. 7 .. D–70.1 PrUShCnG .0 SZK 37.24 +.09 –38 0.5 ..k

.. .. 4 .. E 44.2 PrUShCnS .0 SCC 20.57 –.23 +577 15 ..k

.. .. 8 .. C+ 53.5 PrUShDow .0 DXD 30.69 –.63 –5 858 ..ò

.. .. 25 .. B–20.6 ProUShEuro EUO 18.14 +.16 +99 1.3m ..o

.. .. 6 .. C+ 40.2 PrUShFn SKF 19.40 –.75 –26 386 ..ò

.. .. 13 .. B–26.7 PSUltshtFtC25 FXP 17.25 –.17 +43 236 ..ò

.. .. 78 .. C+ 114 ProSUSh .0 GLL 91.76 +2.64 –54 107 ..o

.. .. 5 .. E 60.7 PrUShHc .0 RXD 28.72 –.76 –90 0.6 ..k

.. .. 19 .. B 30.3 PrUltSEMn EEV 21.46 +.07 –26 248 ..ò

.. .. 7 .. C– 82.3 ProUShE .0 EFU 45.35 –.25 –82 0.7 ..ò

.. .. 47 .. C+ 118 PSUltst .0 KOLD 98.88 –2.73 –50 8 ..o

.. .. 6 .. C– 95.2 PrUShOG .0 DUG 52.10 –1.66 –31 81 ..ò

.. .. 4 .. C 34.2 PrUShQQQ QID 17.22 –.48 +27 4.4m ..ò

.. .. 4 .. B 31.9 ProUSR2K TWM 13.63 –.56 +63 3.7m ..ò

.. .. 35 .. B 28.3 PrUShRE SRS 21.51 +.54 +357 681 ..ò

.. .. 4 .. E 32.0 ProUShSc SDD 13.43 –.49 –73 6 ..k

.. .. 5 .. E 50.1 PrUShSem SSG 23.28 –.42 –86 2 ..k

.. .. 76 .. C– 116 ProSUSS .0 ZSL 75.58 +.81 –70 133 ..o

.. .. 6 .. B–61.9 PrUShSP .0 SDS 32.68 –.88 +32 14m ..ò

.. .. 6 .. D+43.3 PrUShTch REW 24.80 –.57 +35 5 ..k

.. .. 5 .. E 33.6 ProUltSTeln TLL 17.98 +.67 –97 0.7 ..k

.. .. 54 .. D–31.4 PSUltshtTips TPS 29.41 +.39 –87 1 ..k

.. .. 14 .. C 32.2 PrUShUtl SDP 20.69 +.13 –68 3 ..k

.. .. 61 .. C– 70.8 ProUltShYen YCS 63.10 +1.44 +160 812 ..o

.. .. 8 .. D–39.6 PSVixMtFut VIXM 21.73 –.52 –67 54 ..o

.. .. 3 .. B 100 PSVixS .0 VIXY 32.59 –1.47 –34 577 ..o

32 22 42 B D 11.6 Prospec 11 PSEC 11.30 +.17 –13 2.8m 7o

4 2 1 .. D–111 ProspctG .0 PGRX 2.38 +.07 –42 157 ..k92 80 83 A B+ 65.5 Prosper 1.5 PB 63.83 +1.72 –1 325 18ê14 24 10 .. D+6.7 Protalixn PLX 4.47 +.11 –72 89 ..ò79 75 85 C C– NH Prtctve 1.7 PL 46.64 +1.60 –13 287 12o

61 15 99 D C+ 25.3 Prothena PRTA 24.90 +1.61 –54 80 ..ò97 97 96 A D–88.67ProtoLabs PRLB.83.65 +4.67 –9 376 60o

64 43 87 C B 31.3 ProvdncSrvc PRSC 26.86 +.60 +195 221 19o

32 4 80 D B–22.0 ProvWor .8 PWX 20.60 ... –84 0.6 99x

82 90 74 C B–NH Provide 3.1 r PFS 19.10 +.57 –37 126 14ê.. .. 50 .. D 33.6 ProSht20Tr TBF 32.72 +.75 +147 2.2m ..ò.. .. 92 .. D+NH ProURgBk .8 KRU 84.63 +5.64 –67 1 ..k.. .. 83 .. A–100 ProUR1KG .1 UKF 98.90 +.07 +114 2 ..k.. .. 90 .. D+92.7 PrUR2KG .0 UKK 88.23 +3.98 +623 16 ..k.. .. 85 .. D+54.6 ProUR2KV .3 UVT 51.99 +1.62 –18 0.9 ..k.. .. 91 .. C 85.4 ProUPM4 .0 UMDD 82.03 +3.42 –39 11 ..k.. .. 94 .. E 80.2 ProUPR2K .0 URTY 74.89 +4.00 +40 295 ..ò.. .. 5 .. C+ 81.2 PrUPShD .0 SDOW 34.88 –1.13 +15 626 ..ò

.. .. 3 .. B 47.8 PrUPSM4 .0 SMDD 15.97 –.68 –4 24 ..k

.. .. 2 .. B–47.9 PrUPShR .0 SRTY 13.00 –.77 +81 1.5m ..ò

.. .. 3 .. C+ 46.3 ProUSSP .0 SPXU 17.46 –.69 +45 8.4m ..ò

.. .. 21 .. B 59.1 Pro7–10 .0 UST 51.32 –1.16 –95 53 ..ò

.. .. 93 .. D–136 PSUltNBio BIB 122.2 +6.93 +83 107 ..ò

.. .. 81 .. B+ 56.7 ProUR1KV .2 UVG 56.17 +1.21 –78 0.2 ..k

.. .. 83 .. B 70.9 PrURMCV .1 UVU 69.40 –.06 –70 0.3 ..k

.. .. 5 .. D 36.2 PrUSR2KV SJH 16.54 +.25 –92 0.1 ..k

.. .. 4 .. B–29.7 PrUSR2KG SKK 12.08 –.51 –32 3 ..k

.. .. 9 .. E 35.3 ProUShPac JPX 23.37 +.59 –92 0.2 ..k

.. .. 3 .. B 79.4 PrUltSNBio BIS 25.93 –1.89 +132 40 ..ò

.. .. 36 .. C– 30.3 ProShtRE REK 26.55 +.29 –62 8 ..k

.. .. 86 .. B–97.5 ProUltP .2 UDOW 96.74 +2.92 –47 110 ..ò

.. .. 2 .. B–50.4 PrUPShQ .0 SQQQ 17.69 –.74 +20 3.1m ..ò

.. .. 67 .. C– 82.8 ProUSL2 .0 TBT 78.30 +3.49 +67 5.5m ..ò

.. .. 44 .. C+ 31.5 ProUSL7–10 PST 29.44 +.62 +41 155 ..ò

.. .. 9 .. C+ 75.8 Pro20y .2 UBT 51.96 –2.50 +201 52 ..ò

.. .. 6 .. C 37.0 PrUlSMSCI EWV 17.41 –.30 –66 13 ..ò57 45 77 C B–11.4 PrudentialBnc PBIP 10.68 –.02 –66 23 38k

91 96 86 B B–NH 7Prudent 1.8 r PRU 86.90 +3.14 +101 4.1m 9o

.. .. 20 .. C 20.3 PrudGlb 8.6 GHY 17.35 –.02 +8 177 ..ê64 34 79 B B–41.5 Prudentia 2.3 PUK 40.73 +.63 +9 122 19k

.. .. 69 .. D–41.8 PSDynCons .9 PEZ 40.20 +.50 –24 3 ..ê

.. .. 23 .. B 44.8 PSEmInf 1.3 PXR 37.56 –.20 –91 1 ..ê18 11 60 E E 5.6 pSivida PSDV 2.47 +.09 –89 78 ..ó79 70 66 A A 14.8 Psychem 4.3 PMD 13.95 –.08 –30 11 22ê85 85 84 A B–NH PTC PMTC 31.34 +.91 +105 1.4m 17o

31 66 24 E B 4.6 PTGiHl .0 PTGI 3.55 –.03 –67 29 ..õ44 82 34 A D–176 PublicS 3.5 PSA 159.9 –1.28 +68 978 34o

32 52 39 B C– 37.0 PubSvcEn 4.3 PEG 33.51 +.04 +72 4.9m 13o

78 95 57 C B 11.5 Pulaski 3.4 PULB 11.10 +.10 +9 16 10ê24 41 43 .. C 7.0 PulseEl .0 PULS 3.51 ... –82 3 ..ê42 77 22 B B 24.5 PulteGrp 1.2 r PHM 16.85 –.66 +91 18m 14o

36 1 81 .. C– 62.7 PumaBiotech PBYI 38.29 –1.03 –26 136 ..ò

61 42 92 D A–7.3 PureCycl PCYO 6.20 +.20 –85 16 ..ò.. .. 59 .. B–22.5 PurFdsD 1.7 GEMS 21.10 –.93 –93 0.3 ..ê.. .. 6 .. D 21.6 PureFdsJrSlvr SILJ 10.63 –.01 –51 3 ..ê.. .. 25 .. B–25.7 PureFds 5.6 MSXX 16.30 –.24 –72 1 ..ê.. .. 37 .. A–8.4 PutHiIn 5.6 PCF 8.20 –.04 –55 31 ..k.. .. 13 .. C 8.7 PtMgMu 6.9 PMM 6.69 –.06 +33 235 ..ê.. .. 16 .. B+ 14.0 PutMnO 6.5 PMO 10.86 –.05 +9 132 ..ê.. .. 30 .. B+ 5.3 PutMstI 6.2 PIM 5.01 ... –34 152 ..ê.. .. 30 .. C+ 5.7 PutPrmI 5.7 PPT 5.40 –.02 –44 303 ..ê.. .. 10 .. E 12.9 PSDbAgDlEtn DAG 8.14 +.10 +195 46 99k

.. .. 16 .. B–9.8 PSDbCmDlEtn DYY 7.38 –.08 –92 0.7 99k

.. .. 38 .. B+ 52.0 PSCrudeDS DTO 38.87 –.08 –67 97 ..ê

.. .. 61 .. D 16.1 PSDdGldStEtn DGZ 14.76 +.21 –22 161 ..ê

.. .. 9 .. C 11.6 PSBMetDL BDD 7.80 –.02 +178 8 ..ê

.. .. 36 .. B+ 46.4 PSCrudeSh SZO 40.67 –.51 –81 0.6 ..ê

.. .. 44 .. B+ 60.0 PSAsxJ 3.4 PAF 58.10 +.12 –6 7 ..ê

.. .. 33 .. A–32.7 PSGAgr 1.6 PAGG 29.75 +.03 +49 13 ..ê

.. .. 6 .. C+ 40.2 PSGGold .5 PSAU 20.74 +.06 –72 11 ..ê

.. .. 5 .. C– 57.4 PSDBGoldDL DGP 28.96 –.88 –32 183 ..ê

.. .. 81 .. B–8.1 PSDdGldDsEtn DZZ 6.79 +.19 –27 470 ..ê

.. .. 75 .. B 46.4 PSSCC .9 PSCD 45.90 +.53 +55 16 ..ê

.. .. 77 .. B+ 50.0 PSSCC .5 PSCC 48.85 +.39 +3 12 ..ê

.. .. 80 .. C+ 53.7 PSSCE .5 PSCE 47.70 +1.31 +130 44 ..ê

.. .. 82 .. B+ 52.6 PSSCH .3 PSCH 52.43 +1.90 –5 27 ..ê

.. .. 73 .. B 45.5 PSSCI 1.4 PSCI 42.57 +.76 –65 5 ..ê

.. .. 35 .. D+27.5 PSUSDBear UDN 26.68 –.15 –19 22 ..o

.. .. 33 .. B+ 23.0 PSUSDBull UUP 21.90 +.13 –39 690 ..o

.. .. 84 .. B–12.5 PShGEng .9 PBD 11.98 +.10 –71 9 ..ê

.. .. 54 .. C– 12.4 PSPrivEq 9 PSP 12.02 +.07 –11 221 ..ê

.. .. 83 .. C– 64.8 PSNasIn .0 PNQI 62.13 +1.15 –27 56 ..ê

.. .. 58 .. B+ 39.5 PSSCF 2.6 PSCF 38.44 +.44 +15 10 ..ê

.. .. 75 .. B+ 42.6 PSSCI .8 PSCT 41.68 +.56 –16 31 ..ê

.. .. 67 .. B+ 42.0 PSSCMa .9 PSCM 40.12 +.72 +13 8 ..ê

.. .. 47 .. B+ 38.0 PSSCU 3.9 PSCU 34.34 –.07 +26 2 ..ê

.. .. 56 .. B+ 30.5 PSWHPrE 1.0 PUW 30.16 –.13 –65 2 ..ê

.. .. 21 .. B 31.2 PSBldABd 5.2 BAB 27.28 –.40 –7 150 ..ê61 32 74 D B 5.9 PyramdO PDO 5.10 –.22 –66 8 72k

89 80 77 A B NH PzenaIn 1.6 PZN 7.65 +.29 +171 104 20ê

— Q —78 57 70 D B+ NH QADInc 1.9 QADA 15.04 +.38 –42 16 65k

75 58 68 D B 13.5 QADIB 1.8 QADB 13.34 +.79 –77 0.5 63k

2 8 7 C D+3.6 QCHlds 8.6 QCCO 2.32 –.07 –25 7 5õ26 16 39 B B+ 23.9 QEPMid 2.3 QEPM 22.62 –.32 –36 98 11o

79 65 56 B B–34.2 QEPResou .2 QEP 32.42 +.61 +27 2.4m 24o

2 12 9 E D–11.9 QKLStrs .0 QKLS 4.20 –.04 –86 2 ..k51 41 55 .. B–4.8 QLTInc .0 QLTI 4.58 +.27 –48 39 ..o46 21 31 B C+ 19.3 QREnergy 11 QRE 16.90 –.08 +22 315 ..o95 96 64 B B+ 18.0 QCRHldg .5 QCRH 17.70 +.07 +105 12 8ê74 69 62 B C+ 23.4 QiagenNV r QGEN 22.60 ... –7 631 20o

98 88 98 A D+96.77Qihoo360 QIHU 79.31 +1.36 +22 3.7m 82ò99 80 97 A B+ 45.97QiwiPl 1.4 QIWI.40.48 +1.72 –73 100 42ò50 79 38 B E 37.6 QlikTech QLIK 25.86 +.57 –23 1.5m 99o

44 45 68 C B–12.9 Qlogic QLGC 12.45 +.21 –11 776 15o

17 31 22 D .. 22.8 QTSRealty QTS 19.72 –.30 –82 64 ..ê42 13 61 C B 36.9 Graphic 4.8 QUAD 25.20 –1.23 +114 360 16o

85 87 79 C B–81.5 QuakerC 1.3 KWR 76.59 +1.08 –19 35 19o

79 92 42 A C– 70.4 Qualco 2.1 r QCOM 67.45 +.36 +40 15m 14o

77 81 88 .. B 11.27QltyDstrbt r QLTY 10.71 +.61 +46 348 16o

67 32 74 B B–24.2 QualtyS 3.0 QSII 23.53 +.53 –47 302 25o

86 81 93 B C– 23.27Qualys QLYS 20.64 –.84 +16 197 99o

18 17 22 D C 22.3 Quanex .9 NX 17.27 –.38 –32 258 ..ê72 77 49 C A–30.9 QuantaSvcs PWR 29.86 –.01 0 1.9m 17o

.. .. 20 .. D 23.4 QntMktN .1 BTAL 19.56 +.01–100 0.1 ..ê

.. .. 41 .. C 26.0 QntMktNMo MOM 24.60 –.51 +52 17 ..ê

.. .. 47 .. C 28.0 QntMktN .0 CHEP 27.29 +.84 –95 0.6 ..ê7 58 8 .. D–1.8 Quantum QTM 1.21 +.08 +44 2.6m 40o

62 42 98 E B+ 7.5 QuantFu .0 QTWW 5.34 +.07 –39 413 ..ó4 25 2 .. E 0.5 Quaterragn QMM .10 ... +181 313 ..k

47 42 49 C A–64.0 QuestDi 1.9 r DGX 63.32 –.38 +4 1.9m 15o

8 28 7 E C 1.3 QestRarMinls QRM .61 –.01 –37 106 ..o23 29 30 A C+ 26.0 Questar 3.2 STR 22.85 –.23 –1 1.4m 19o

99 99 95 A B–74.8 QustcrP 1.9 QCOR.61.60 +3.26 –6 1.9m 12o

56 34 91 D B–4.2 Quicklogic QUIK 3.41 +.11 –43 167 ..o37 11 57 E B 3.6 Quickslvr KWK 2.35 +.06 –31 2.2m ..o39 31 49 B C– 29.8 Quidel QDEL 24.68 +.36 –36 96 32o

49 19 94 E B+ NH Quiksilver ZQK 8.75 +.51 –39 1.4m ..o36 32 67 D D 9.7 QuinStreet QNST 8.56 +.16 –7 103 16o

48 90 39 .. B 47.5 QuintilsTrans Q 44.09 +.04 –10 339 24o

64 34 97 E A 16.4 Qumu 4.6 QUMU 14.78 +.16 –68 17 ..o33 53 17 D .. 35.0 QunarCaymanB QUNR 25.64 +.45 –78856

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— R —73 65 85 B C– 70.5 RBCBearng r ROLL 67.37 +.35 –7 66 26o

88 90 71 C B–7.0 RCMTech .0 r RCMT 6.35 +.16 +21 19 16ê75 78 39 A B–19.8 RCSCapit 3.9 RCAP 18.24 +.12 –59 10 37ê95 72 94 A A–NH RDAMicro .5 RDA 17.53 +.29 +95 835 13ò96 92 96 A B–10.9 RFIndst 3.0 RFIL 9.47 –.03 +8 132 15ê49 29 85 C C– 19.5 RGBarry 1.9 DFZ 18.92 +.31 +18 52 18ê53 78 47 C B 21.9 RGCResc 3.6 RGCO 19.81 –.16 –96 0.1 22k

22 44 3 E C+ 4.9 RITTchrs RITT 2.47 –.08 –98 0.1 ..ê83 71 85 B B 97.0 RLI 1.4 RLI 96.61 +2.55 –9 60 21o

24 1 43 .. B–8.1 RLJEntertmt RLJE 5.20 ... –48 6 ..ê54 75 57 C B 25.6 RLJLodg 3.4 RLJ 24.11 +.05 –19 520 30ê4 20 9 .. C 21.8 RMGNtwks RMGN 8.00 +.02 –90 1 ..õ.. .. 18 .. D 24.4 RMRRealEs 7.5 RIF 17.66 –.07 +17 21 ..ê

82 78 71 B A–39.2 RPMIntl 2.5 RPM 38.56 +.71 –45 305 19o

79 85 84 A C– 19.97RPX RPXC 16.75 –.09 –6 352 16o

59 25 86 B C+ 19.4 Donnele 6.1 RRD 17.02 –.34 +42 3.0m 10o

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INVESTOR'S BUSINESS DAILY EXPANDED DATA TABLES MONDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 2013 D11

15 36 5 D E 5.1 RTISurgical RTIX 2.92 +.09 –30 243 73o

40 81 21 B D–81.4 Rackspace RAX 48.54 +.86 +38 2.1m 64ò39 2 86 D D 2.3 RadaElec RADA 1.66 –.05 –92 0.9 ..ê36 58 48 D C– 7.4 Radcom RDCM 4.22 –.13 –63 7 ..ê39 29 93 E C+ 15.2 Radian .1 RDN 13.00 –.27 +128 9.9m ..o77 97 82 C B 2.7 RaditLogst r RLGT 2.28 +.06 –66 28 14k

66 13 98 E B+ NH RadioOne ROIA 3.31 +.21 +890 31 ..ê72 13 98 E A NH RadioD ROIAK 3.31 +.09 +131 326 ..ê15 1 24 E B–4.4 RadioShk 18 RSH 2.72 +.06 –49 1.6m ..o1 4 3 E E 5.2 Radisys RSYS 2.51 –.03 –58 69 ..o6 13 10 .. C– 3.4 RadNet RDNT 2.35 –.05 +250 172 ..ó

33 48 24 B A–19.3 Radware .0 r RDWR 14.96 +.42 –28 149 21o

23 16 51 E B 8.9 RAITFin 8.0 RAS 7.54 –.20 +70 997 ..o42 18 73 D D+33.1 RallySoftwr RALY 25.41 +.06 +4 183 ..o50 62 32 B B 192 RalphLau 1.0 RL 173.4 +.61 +7 1.0m 21o

64 73 80 C D 10.9 Rambus RMBS 8.46 +.28 –54 431 21o

47 78 42 C C– 17.9 RamcoGe 4.8 RPT 15.65 –.08 +22 382 99ê33 23 51 B C+ 3.2 RandCapital RAND 2.94 +.09 –28 3 29ê11 5 16 E A–7.4 RandLog RLOG 5.04 –.11 –97 0.9 ..ê22 47 18 B C 115 Randgold .6 GOLD 76.68 –.56 +8 931 22o

83 80 37 B B 85.2 RangeRe .2 RRC.75.78 +1.85 +6 1.8m 51o

.. .. 9 .. E 21.2 RangrEqBear HDGE 13.88 –.15 –49 109 ..o50 3 97 .. B–15.3 RaptorPh RPTP 12.41 –1.06 +182 2.6m ..o

5 35 3 .. E 4.3 RareElement REE 1.71 +.03 –59 278 ..ò47 39 63 B B 35.7 RavenIn 1.4 RAVN 34.00 +.64 –40 52 28ò81 83 51 B B 48.2 RaymndJ 1.2 RJF 46.26 +1.39 –21 665 15o

11 58 8 B E 60.6 Rayonier 4.4 RYN 44.96 +.22 +76 1.7m 19o

85 63 85 B B–85.7 Raytheon 2.6 RTN 85.36 +1.09 –11 1.5m 13o

.. .. 59 .. D+41.9 RbsChnTrnEtn TCHI 27.82 +.21 –80 1 ..ê

.. .. 63 .. A–38.1 RbsGlbBgPh DRGS 37.66 –.25 –97 0.1 ..ê

.. .. 29 .. D 31.1 RbsGdTrdEtn TBAR 27.97 –.03 –56 5 ..ê

.. .. 65 .. B+ 34.5 RbsNs100T TNDQ 34.04 +.28 –29 5 ..ê

.. .. 20 .. B–24.9 RbsOilTrdEtn TWTI 19.80 –.07 –61 1 ..ê

.. .. 23 .. D 26.4 RBSEnhCom RGRC 22.70 ... –62 2 ..ê

.. .. 20 .. D+26.0 RBSEnhAgri RGRA 20.80 –.03 –93 0.1 ..ê

.. .. 20 .. D+28.1 RBSEnhInMtl RGRI 23.19 –.06 +2 13 ..ê

.. .. 57 .. A+31.6 RBSUsLCAlt ALTL 31.33 –.29 –97 0.7 ..ê

.. .. 63 .. C+ 34.8 RbsUsLCTrdp TRND 34.71 +.51 –28 40 ..ê

.. .. 63 .. C 31.8 RbsUsMdCT TRNM 31.36 +.37 –25 17 ..ê28 8 31 B B–17.4 Reachlocal r RLOC 12.82 –.16 +12 94 32o

66 78 53 D B–6.9 ReadgIntA RDI 6.60 +.07 +8 35 32o

11 20 3 E B 16.1 RealD r RLD 7.00 –.04 –2 478 ..ò69 26 99 E A 7.2 RGSolarn RSOL 3.52 +.14 –9 3.6m ..o17 9 35 D B+ 9.0 RealNtwk RNWK 7.20 +.06 –69 45 ..o42 78 26 E C+ 55.3 RealogyHdgs RLGY 43.12 +.10 –9 2.1m ..o97 98 79 A C– 26.3 Realpage RP 25.89 +1.85 +53 471 45o

28 47 17 A C 55.5 RealtyIn 5.4 O 40.06 –1.31 +10 2.3m 55o

.. .. 30 .. C 28.0 ReavesUt 6.2 UTG 25.37 –.29 +51 103 ..ê35 1 91 .. C 35.3 Receptos RCPT 21.47 –.27 +13 167 ..ê72 23 99 D A 5.8 ReconTch RCON 4.94 –.05 –62 89 99k

24 29 36 E C+ 4.1 RecovryEnrgy RECV 2.04 +.19 –15 15 ..k49 90 8 A D 57.1 RedHat r RHT 43.32 +.12 –49 1.1m 32o

15 31 16 E A–9.3 RedLionH RLH 6.05 –.03 +771 300 ..o94 84 97 C B 86.87RedRobin r RRGB 80.20 +.90 –10 120 34o

24 29 23 E B–14.5 RedHillBio RDHL 10.50 +.14 –97 0.1 ..k24 55 14 E D 3.8 Rediff REDF 2.31 +.05 –70 43 ..o30 59 26 B B–24.8 Redwood 6.2 RWT 18.01 –.20 +27 1.2m 8o

54 69 81 .. C+ NH ReedElse 2.5 ENL 41.53 +.76 +999 607 16k

59 64 79 .. B+ NH ReedElse 2.5 RUK 57.12 +.86 +82 28 17k

22 9 54 D B–8.2 Reedsn REED 6.42 +.47 +120 88 ..ò13 4 27 .. E 9.4 RegadoBisci RGDO 4.55 +.01 –63 46 ..ê36 39 43 D C– 88.3 RegalBe 1.1 RBC 72.45 +.80 –43 212 17o

58 86 49 .. E 20.0 RegalEnt 4.6 RGC 18.41 +.03 +4 829 16o

22 77 20 D D–59.4 Regency 3.8 REG 48.39 –1.24 –3 513 99x

25 39 30 D C 29.5 RegencyE 7.5 RGP 25.14 –.11 +20 764 ..o94 69 89 A D+319 RegeneronPh REGN 283.1 +6.08 –4 743 38o

91 81 90 A B–34.77RegnlMgmt RM 31.52 +.04 –85 19 14ê36 20 67 C C 10.5 Regions 1.2 r RF 9.78 +.52 +116 37m 11o

2 3 11 E C 19.1 Regis 1.6 RGS 15.38 +.28 0 547 99o

13 1 20 E E 12.9 RegulusThera RGLS 6.21 –.26 +61 174 ..k70 67 70 C B 73.3 Reinsinsr 1.7 r RGA 71.25 +1.35 –25 315 13o

49 59 53 C C+ 19.1 Reis REIS 16.86 +.06 –28 23 76ê48 34 62 C C 76.8 Relianc 1.8 RS 75.28 +1.99 –32 313 16o

72 57 95 D B+ 4.0 Reliv .7 RELV 2.72 +.04 +108 28 54ê35 22 57 C D+4.1 RelmWirlss r RWC 2.66 +.03 –75 8 20ò67 4 99 D A–4.6 RemarkMd MARK 3.89 –.01 –54 10 ..k18 42 18 .. .. 33.5 RemxHlgsA RMAX 27.59 –.77 –50 196 25ò34 11 74 D C 23.1 RemyIn 1.8 REMY 21.98 +.87 –38 44 17x

.. .. 32 .. .. 21.6 RenaissIpoEtf IPO 20.10 +.22 –77 34 99ê67 56 59 A B+ 96.3 Renaissa 1.2 r RNR 95.25 –.34 –16 329 9o

83 74 87 C B–29.9 RenaSant 2.3 RNST 29.69 +.93 –36 54 23o

75 35 98 D B–6.0 ReneSolan SOL 4.81 +.41 –39 3.5m ..ò71 36 92 A C+ 16.5 RenewblEnrg REGI 13.34 +.34 +42 803 5o

33 55 28 E B+ 1.8 RennGEnt RCG 1.43 ... –52 3 ..k30 25 25 D C 4.6 Renren r RENN 3.28 +.03 –50 1.9m ..ò9 47 17 C E 40.8 RentACn 2.5 r RCII 33.81 +.30 –3 605 11o

31 48 4 B C– 3.2 Rentech .0 r RTK 1.69 –.01 +14 2.4m 56o

8 40 2 B E 49.2 Rentech 5.5 RNF 19.56 +.06 –33 153 10o

86 37 97 D B+ NH Rentrak RENT 40.50 +5.36 +274 215 99o

99 78 93 A A–NH Repligen RGEN 11.95 +.44 +160 869 17o

24 13 37 D D–29.8 ReprosTh RPRX 15.28 +.38 –39 533 ..o38 26 77 D D+13.9 RepubAir RJET 10.92 +.36 +44 660 11o

32 55 35 B E 28.2 Republ 3.0 RBCAA 23.25 +.10 +79 66 16o

28 21 64 D C– 3.8 RpblcFrst FRBK 3.20 +.10 –22 21 99ê39 45 49 C B–35.6 RepblSr 3.0 r RSG 34.32 +.22 –21 1.3m 18o

30 27 82 D C– NH RschFront REFR 5.00 +.26 +751 362 ..o85 92 51 A B–57.3 Resmed 2.0 RMD 50.61 +1.31 –32 843 19o

42 15 52 C C– 11.6 ResoluteEn REN 9.17 +.55 +32 863 99o

29 37 55 E C 17.5 ResolutFrst RFP 14.75 +.06 –13 300 12o

36 22 51 C B+ 10.3 RescAm 1.8 REXI 8.67 +.03 +17 32 ..ò22 39 30 B B–7.0 Resourc 13 RSO 6.02 –.05 +105 1.8m 12o

48 54 42 D B–13.9 ResrceC 2.2 RECN 12.91 +.27 –33 109 25o

13 16 48 .. B–2.9 RespGenn RGDX 1.49 –.03 +77 116 ..ê67 13 96 B B–18.2 Responsys MKTG 15.96 +.39 –20 415 84o

91 73 94 A B+ 78.5 RestoratnHrd RH.72.64 +2.63 –47 550 57o

33 34 48 B B–15.8 RetailO 4.2 ROIC 14.44 –.17 –32 322 35o

5 2 36 E D+16.0 RetailPr 4.7 RPAI 13.92 +.04 +99 2.5m ..o70 65 49 B C+ 39.5 RetailMeNot SALE 30.83 –.67 –1 272 60o

23 2 97 E D 4.1 RetrctbTec RVP 2.46 –.03 –95 6 ..k.. .. 65 .. B+ 34.9 RevLgC 1.6 RWL 34.83 +.42 –48 15 ..ê.. .. 67 .. B+ 43.2 RevMidC .8 RWK 42.75 +.66 –51 8 ..ê.. .. 73 .. A–51.1 RevSmC .7 RWJ 50.49 +.88 –33 22 ..ê.. .. 45 .. .. 26.7 RevshrsUltrD RDIV 26.05 –.02 +124 24 99ê4 10 2 E C 3.5 RevettMinrls RVM .61 +.01 –85 35 ..o

58 83 75 .. D 29.3 Revlon REV 24.01 +.50 +16 79 16o

.. .. 69 .. D–43.0 RevFin .8 RWW 42.85 +1.09 –83 2 ..ê60 43 98 D D+5.5 RevoltnLight RVLT 3.28 +.58 +170 4.0m ..o.. .. 50 .. B–49.3 RevNavA 2.0 RWV 47.89 –.53 –67 0.4 ..ê

81 78 78 C B–41.0 RexAmerican REX 29.32 +.51 –32 30 54k

86 74 73 B D 25.2 RexEngy REXX 19.30 +.48 +23 783 41o

19 13 29 .. D–0.7 RexahnP RNN .39 +.01 –77 323 ..k8 1 24 .. B–14.8 RexfordIndus REXR 13.07 –.43 +48 231 ..ò

93 89 79 B B 23.8 Rexnord RXN 23.27 +.02 –2 153 21o

53 68 53 A C+ 52.9 Reynolds 4.9 RAI 51.29 +.26 +6 1.5m 16o

49 73 44 B C– 6.2 RFMicro RFMD 5.08 +.03 +31 7.5m 14o

12 27 27 D B 17.0 RhinoRe 13 RNO 12.91 +.01 –40 34 20o

15 47 30 E C 12.5 Richard 2.1 RELL 11.39 +.25 –29 18 87o

2 26 2 E C 3.9 RichmontMn RIC 1.21 –.02 –51 140 ..o70 70 74 A C 12.8 RicksCabrt r RICK 10.52 –.25 –25 85 8o

15 35 2 E E 9.0 RigelPh RIGL 2.87 +.11 –28 521 ..o96 70 96 A D+NH Rignet RNET 40.88 +1.16 –50 36 41ê44 52 15 D D+16.2 RingEnergy REI 14.02 +.17 +105 26 ..ê26 6 27 D .. 19.8 RingCentralA RNG 17.51 –.53 –27 332 ..ê1 3 1 B D–5.7 RioAltoMing RIOM 1.58 –.03 –13 71 5ò

27 24 46 B B+ 60.5 RioTinto 3.3 RIO 53.17 +.59 –12 2.2m 11ò52 66 30 A C– 23.0 Ritchie 2.6 RBA 20.08 +.32 –31 525 26o

77 78 99 .. B+ 5.4 RiteAid RAD 5.25 +.12 –41 18m 14o

94 90 70 A A 26.8 RivrVll 3.4 RIVR 24.76 –.25 +111 2 7ê64 72 50 A B–21.4 Riverbed r RVBD 17.54 +2.43 +465 22m 17o

.. .. 39 .. .. 25.1 RiverfrntStrt RIGS 25.00 +.05 –97 4 99ê41 24 71 D B–3.0 Riverview RVSB 2.70 +.04 +137 47 2ê50 91 47 B E 31.0 Roadrunner RRTS 24.34 +.38 +161 599 18o

82 85 59 B D+41.1 RobrtHa 1.7 RHI 38.20 +1.00 –30 646 21o

2 4 10 E B–1.4 RobertsRlty RPI 1.00 +.07 +88 11 ..k.. .. 34 .. .. 25.6 Robo–StxGlb ROBO 25.24 +.30 –75 14 99ê

95 95 94 C B–20.1 RochstrMd ROCM 19.99 +.01 –82 34 43ò53 95 46 C E 126 RockTen 1.5 RKT 95.85 +.16 +77 1.4m 13o

14 1 3 D .. 68.6 RocketFuel FUEL 37.86 –9.49 +383 2.4m ..ê

70 78 46 B B+ NH Rockvil 2.9 r RCKB 13.74 +.37 –30 81 20ê92 83 78 B B–113 Rockwell 2.1 ROK 111.7 +.16 +64 1.2m 19o

68 49 54 B B–75.3 Rockwell 1.7 r COL 70.90 +.90 –23 662 15o

78 43 99 E A+13.2 RockwellMed RMTI 12.11 +.96 –53 1.4m ..o49 36 58 B D+69.6 Rockwoo 2.7 r ROC 66.27 +1.40 –1 716 23ò58 73 47 D A–20.0 Rocky 2.4 RCKY 16.55 +.03 –32 24 15ê39 58 40 C B 14.0 RyMtCh 3.5 RMCF 12.61 +.11 –33 8 43ê29 53 30 C C– 28.4 RofinSinar RSTI 23.55 +.50 +30 123 18o

82 84 80 C A–63.0 Rogers ROG 60.36 +.02 –10 92 25o

69 66 42 A B 52.0 RogersC 3.7 r RCI 44.93 ... –22 404 12o

72 83 55 A C– 28.9 Rollins 1.3 ROL 26.99 +.26 +44 206 32o

36 21 88 E D–20.8 RomaFcl .8 ROMA 19.60 +.51 +37 35 ..k67 87 46 A D+135 RoperInd .5 ROP 125.9 +2.36 +7 419 22o

49 80 36 C A 42.2 RoseRck 5.2 RRMS 34.32 –.56 –60 25 20ó25 54 3 D D–6.0 RosettaG .0 ROSG 2.48 –.00 –65 55 ..ò91 95 60 A E 65.3 RosettaRsrc ROSE.53.56 +.77 +22 1.3m 13o

8 15 10 E B 18.3 RosettaStn r RST 12.65 +.14 +144 230 ..o93 95 79 A A 79.1 RosStor .9 r ROST.78.09 +1.17 –29 903 20ò44 18 89 C C+ 9.9 Roundys 5.6 RNDY 8.63 –.52 +231 1.0m 11o

18 44 45 E D–22.6 RousePr 2.6 RSE 19.75 +.02 +92 257 ..ê13 47 15 B E 26.6 Rovi ROVI 16.47 –.20 –5 987 9o

43 29 49 B B+ 38.7 RowanCos RDC 37.19 +.32 +8 1.4m 18o

7 38 16 E E 2.0 RylcPA RBPAA 1.35 ... +17 8 ..k57 73 55 A C– 68.0 RoyalCa 3.8 RY 67.17 +.42 –26 308 12ò13 22 48 E D–12.4 RoyalScotlnd RBS 10.35 +.10 –19 848 19o

58 69 70 D B+ 43.7 RoyalCa 2.3 RCL 43.02 +.86 –53 943 18o

18 35 30 C C+ 73.0 RoyalDtc 4.6 RDSA 66.07 +.03 –11 2.1m 9ê26 35 32 C B+ 75.0 RoyalDtc 5.2 RDSB 68.83 –.15 +9 964 10ê3 37 5 C C– 90.4 RoyalGld 1.7 RGLD 47.75 +1.22 –25 651 40o

52 67 28 D B–3.7 RoyaleEgy ROYL 2.65 +.01 –80 30 ..o.. .. 47 .. C+ 7.7 RoyceFcs 5.3 FUND 7.53 +.05 –62 12 ..ê.. .. 25 .. .. 9.6 RycGlbValTrst RGT 8.51 +.01 +3 65 99ê.. .. 70 .. B 12.5 RoyceMC 4.5 RMT 12.32 +.12 –29 38 ..ê.. .. 57 .. D–15.5 RoyceV 5.3 RVT 15.23 +.04 +56 238 ..ê

72 44 84 B B 18.6 RPC 2.2 r RES 17.85 +.20 +15 616 20o

52 56 46 C D+9.4 RRSatNet 3.4 RRST 7.74 –.16 –75 2 16k

70 51 72 C B+ 35.5 RTIIntl RTI 34.66 –.16 +114 341 43o

5 25 5 .. C+ 3.6 Rubicon RBY 1.33 –.03 –13 422 ..ò17 9 77 E D+13.8 RubiconTech RBCN 9.01 –.03 –34 363 ..o7 14 6 E D–9.9 RubyTues r RT 6.04 +.06 –10 636 ..o

14 20 22 B D–26.5 RuckusWrls RKUS 13.48 +.40 –7 1.3m 64o

4 5 22 D D–14.1 RudolphTech RTEC 10.37 +.16 –35 121 30o

46 54 70 D C– 30.0 RushEnt RUSHA 27.97 +.44 –17 81 20o

57 54 68 D A–25.3 RushEntB RUSHB 23.74 +.26 +4 10 17ê.. .. 54 .. A–35.1 RussEtf 2.6 ONEF 34.29 –.17 –57 2 ..ê

96 90 90 B B 13.87RuthsH 1.2 RUTH 13.49 +.28 +71 344 19o

53 70 46 B E 54.7 Ryanair .0 RYAAY 46.11 +.27 –2 484 16o

67 63 63 C B 67.1 RyderSys 2.1 R 64.58 +.11 +40 768 13o

39 78 24 B D+50.4 RylandG .3 RYL 36.67 –1.89 +110 3.1m 13o

35 60 47 E A–48.4 RymanHs 5.1 r RHP 39.32 –.13 +23 924 40o

— S —8 26 6 D E 11.4 SWSeed r SANW 6.09 –.10 +44 127 ..k

33 46 38 C D–9.6 SBFinl 1.8 SBFG 7.93 +.01 +90 13 7ê3 7 2 E E 3.1 SEDIntl SED 1.14 +.04 –63 16 ..õ

82 88 72 A C– 34.4 SEIInvst 1.2 r SEIC 33.50 +1.08 –13 646 22o

5 1 6 .. .. 13.4 SFXEntertain SFXE 9.23 +.20 –88 208 ..ò86 67 85 B C– 23.3 SHFLEntrtmt SHFL 23.14 –.01 –49 353 34o

21 17 40 E B 12.3 SIFncl 1.1 SIFI 11.41 –.02 –96 1 99ê18 37 49 C D–98.3 SLGreen 1.4 SLG 91.30 –.13 –11 618 99o

91 95 88 C B 31.0 SLInds 7.4 SLI 26.90 –.62 –64 3 9ê76 87 75 A C– 26.3 SLM 2.4 r SLM 25.10 +.17 +2 2.6m 9o

98 82 90 B B+ 93.7 SMEnergy .1 SM 87.41 +2.34 +50 1.4m 24o

28 11 30 B C 2.9 SMTC SMTX 2.05 +.07 –70 6 ..õ53 71 52 D B–23.1 SPBanc r SPBC 19.45 +.10 –86 0.5 20ê94 96 89 B D+80.07SPSCommr SPSC 66.87 –.13 –45 32 99o

87 72 80 D B+ NH SPX 1.1 SPW 93.92 +1.11 –44 189 25o

94 98 91 A B–41.8 SS&CTech SSNC.40.88 +.75 –61 178 21o

22 20 25 E B 3.4 STRHld STRI 2.06 –.04 –80 87 ..ó98 93 89 A A 100 SVBFncl SIVB 99.2 +4.40 +16 319 21o

20 13 42 E C 6.8 SWSGrp SWS 5.82 +.02 –22 57 ..ê80 64 80 B B+ 31.0 SYBanc 2.6 SYBT 30.57 +1.09 –22 20 15ê61 66 79 C D–25.8 S&TBanc 2.6 STBA 24.82 +.83 +36 71 15o

23 35 37 B C– 55.0 SabineRo 8.4 SBR 51.55 +.27 –6 14 14õ42 49 38 B A–32.4 SabraHl 5.3 SBRA 25.71 –.70 +9 333 50ê3 4 6 .. D–10.6 SAExplortn SAEX 7.58 +.02 –53 21 9k

67 12 96 B A 9.0 SafeBulk 2.9 SB 8.32 +.08 –37 274 10o

35 1 69 .. A+NH SafeguardSci SFE 17.93 +.27 +44 113 ..o41 52 56 C D–57.6 Safety 4.4 SAFT 55.01 +1.49 –21 19 14ê61 40 93 D B+ 36.9 Safeway 2.4 r SWY 33.02 –1.01 +128 13m 22o

58 65 44 B E 52.0 SagaCom .0 r SGA 45.03 +.23 –68 3 14ê88 78 83 D B 24.3 SagentPhrm SGNT 22.82 +.05 –58 122 21ê90 96 92 C B 35.3 Saia .0 SAIA 32.05 +.37 –22 224 20o

90 78 82 D A–10.1 SalemA 2.4 SALM 8.75 –.19 +77 57 17ê89 67 85 B B–57.2 Salesfo .0 CRM 55.49 +1.14 –19 4.2m 99ò.. .. 36 .. D+26.5 SalntMi 6.1 SMM 22.64 –.12 –24 14 ..k.. .. 22 .. C+ 31.3 SalntMl 7.1 SMF 26.33 –.06 –14 14 ..k

19 40 28 D D 30.0 Salisbu 4.3 SAL 26.00 –.01 –20 1 12ê99 94 93 A C+ NH SalixPharm SLXP.84.00 +12.69 +9556.6m 27o

36 88 25 .. C 31.9 SallyBeauty r SBH 26.19 +.26 +68 2.4m 17ò14 22 8 E B–1.2 SamsOGn SSN .48 +.02 –71 229 ..ò12 6 37 B C 18.0 SanJuanB 7.3 SJT 15.85 –.01 –50 71 42ó95 84 85 A D 30.97SanchezEngy SN.26.97 +1.21 –16 883 37o

48 57 53 C B–75.5 SandrFa 1.2 SAFM 65.59 +.22 +54 341 15o

86 85 84 B B 70.9 SanDisk 1.3 r SNDK 68.05 +1.15 +16 4.9m 14o

61 61 54 B E 7.5 Sandrdgen SD 5.90 +.12 +16 12m 26o

17 31 7 A D–18.2 SanbrdgM 24 SDR 11.24 –.05 +30 475 5ò1 10 14 .. D 18.2 Sandridge 19 SDT 12.84 +.04 –17 186 4ò8 24 18 B D–19.9 Sandrdg 17 PER 14.88 +.11 –3 300 6ò2 20 4 C C+ 14.8 SandstrmGld SAND 5.43 +.31 +8 581 ..o

84 92 74 B B–26.8 SndySp 2.5 r SASR 25.40 +.69 +63 97 14x

73 68 84 C B+ 26.3 Sanfili .0 JBSS 25.09 +.66 +144 58 13ê48 26 75 D D 13.2 SngmoBio SGMO 9.69 +.51 –27 702 ..o76 75 80 D C 18.4 Sanmina r SANM 15.36 +.20 –14 1.0m 10o

49 25 46 B B 55.9 Sanofi 2.4 SNY 52.45 +.26 –27 1.1m 16o

98 78 98 A C+ NH Santarus SNTS 31.95 +8.73 +999 45m 27o

85 82 42 A B+ 84.7 SAP 1.0 SAP 79.22 +.51 –14 1.1m 18o

94 62 90 A B 6.9 Sapiens .0 SPNS 6.73 +.22 –78 18 19ê94 87 70 A B 16.2 Sapient SAPE 15.27 –.02 +66 1.4m 19o

58 65 38 A B 20.0 Saratoga 15 SAR 17.40 –2.00 +340 51 8x

29 23 41 E B+ 4.9 SaratgRsrcs SARA 2.40 +.04 –44 44 ..k

23 2 73 E E 55.6 SareptaT .0 SRPT 36.00 +1.41 –48 1.1m ..ó56 83 51 B B–52.2 Sasol 3.4 SSL 49.33 –.17 +50 245 8ò37 47 49 B C+ 49.2 SaulCen 3.0 BFS 47.64 +.34 +44 42 89ê85 62 81 D B+ 92.2 SBAComm SBAC 91.60 +.14 +39 1.9m ..o21 60 22 B D–54.4 Scana 4.3 SCG 46.90 –.27 +6 774 13o

77 65 79 D B+ NH Scansource SCSC 39.95 +.19 +30 163 15o

75 80 79 D B 17.3 Schawk 2.1 SGK 15.13 +.15 +98 32 23ê89 73 76 A B–94.9 Schlumb 1.3 SLB 93.79 +1.74 +11 6.8m 20o

24 10 59 E B–33.0 Schnitzr 2.4 SCHN 31.42 +1.21 +12 272 ..o10 26 26 E E 33.4 Scholas 2.1 SCHL 29.15 +.61 –35 121 25ê53 56 72 C B–34.1 Schulma 2.4 SHLM 33.65 +.64 –50 54 18o

.. .. 61 .. B+ 35.9 SchwDvE 2.5 SCHD 35.74 +.32 –16 269 ..ò

.. .. 33 .. D+26.9 SchEMkt 2.2 SCHE 24.84 –.02 –22 219 ..ò

.. .. 49 .. B 28.2 SchwFdtELg FNDE 26.66 –.08 –54 7 1ê

.. .. 50 .. B+ 27.9 SchwFdtItlLg FNDF 27.00 +.16 +52 45 1ê

.. .. 50 .. A–27.6 SchwFdtIntlS FNDC 26.73 +.20 –11 12 1ê

.. .. 49 .. B+ 26.3 SchwFdt .0 FNDB 26.20 +.33 +319 120 1ê

.. .. 49 .. B 26.3 SchwFndt .0 FNDX 26.19 +.32 +265 122 1ê

.. .. 50 .. A 26.8 SchwFdt .0 FNDA 26.50 +.40 +53 43 1ê

.. .. 56 .. B–31.9 SchwInt 2.3 SCHF 31.12 +.20 –27 219 ..ò

.. .. 56 .. B 32.4 SchwInt 2.6 SCHC 31.50 +.28 +67 86 ..ò

.. .. 31 .. C– 54.6 SchwbIn 1.0 SCHR 52.67 –.32 –75 20 ..ê

.. .. 36 .. C 50.6 SchbShT .3 SCHO 50.57 –.03 –77 28 ..ê

.. .. 29 .. C+ 52.9 SchwUsA 2.0 SCHZ 50.64 –.27 +33 81 ..ê

.. .. 65 .. B+ 36.3 SchUMC 1.5 SCHM 35.77 +.40 –10 178 ..ò

.. .. 27 .. C– 36.4 SchwUsR 2.4 SCHH 31.01 –.35 +12 131 ..k

.. .. 23 .. E 59.3 SchwbUS 1.2 SCHP 53.58 –.51 –46 17 ..ê

.. .. 63 .. B 43.3 SchUSM 1.8 SCHB 43.11 +.57 +40 536 ..ò

.. .. 61 .. C 42.5 SchwUSL 1.8 SCHX 42.27 +.55 –15 305 ..ò

.. .. 65 .. B+ 43.4 SchwLCG 1.3 SCHG 43.09 +.50 –27 98 ..ò

.. .. 56 .. B–39.3 SchwLCV 2.3 SCHV 39.28 +.50 –29 81 ..k

.. .. 69 .. C 50.7 SchUSSC 1.5 SCHA 49.82 +.87 –44 160 ..ò65 74 74 B E 63.5 SchtzM 2.3 SWM 52.32 +1.65 +257 578 13o

27 37 16 B D–6.3 SciClone SCLN 4.57 +.20 –59 105 10ó74 78 43 B .. 37.5 Science 3.1 r SAIC 36.20 +.06 –62 169 23ò61 27 96 E B+ NH SciGames SGMS 18.05 +.61 +274 2.1m ..o96 98 83 B B–26.07Sciquest SQI 24.61 +.04 –40 72 74o

83 43 92 D A–12.5 ScorpioT 2.3 STNG 12.05 +.30 –24 881 99o

62 69 74 C B NH Miracle 3.0 SMG 57.52 –.14 +227 895 20o

59 13 92 D B 20.4 ScrippsEWA SSP 18.65 –.31 +421 2.0m 60o

89 89 63 A D+81.2 ScrippsA .8 SNI 76.51 +.35 +27 1.0m 21o

28 35 41 B D–2948 Seabrd .1 SEB 2763 +63.03 +33 0.4 16ê4 1 3 .. D 19.5 SeabrGld SA 8.92 +.38 –34 494 ..ò

35 13 78 E B 15.3 SeaChng SEAC 13.28 –.03 +12 295 88ò55 78 65 E D 2.5 Seacoast SBCF 2.23 –.01 +129 429 37ê70 78 74 E B–99.0 SeacorH .0 CKH 95.73 +2.23 +132 369 99o

79 83 63 A B–48.1 Seadrill 7.9 SDRL 46.36 +.38 –20 1.6m 9ò40 5 75 B C– 34.3 SeadrillP 5.1 SDLP 33.25 +.47 –61 15 7ò51 46 84 B D 50.7 Seagate 3.6 STX 48.18 +1.13 –14 3.4m 9o

68 79 88 D C+ 31.6 SealAir 1.7 SEE 30.82 +.32 –12 1.9m 24o

2 11 5 E D–2.7 Seanergy SHIP 1.20 +.00 –87 5 ..k20 3 67 E B 66.5 Sears SHLD 56.72 +.34 –58 511 ..ò1 21 3 D D–57.4 SearsH&Ot r SHOS 28.21 +.17 –44 89 15ò

61 30 76 B B+ 25.1 Seaspan 5.2 SSW 24.01 +.57 –31 142 21o

13 19 14 C B–39.7 SeaWorld 2.6 SEAS 30.67 –.20 –57 166 38ò15 18 8 B D–15.4 SecrtyN .0 SNFCA 5.92 +.28 –74 5 4k

28 86 8 B D–28.9 SelctCmft SCSS 19.02 +.59 –50 798 11o

29 65 39 .. B 30.1 SelectI 6.9 SIR 26.53 –.76 –45 155 12o

23 56 16 B C+ 11.5 SelMedH 4.8 r SEM 8.39 +.11 –11 573 8o

28 1 40 E A+10.5 Selectica SLTC 6.87 +.23 –25 8 ..ê65 65 75 D B 27.1 Selectiv 1.9 SIGI 26.80 +.59 –40 98 23o

28 27 73 E C– 62.6 Semgrp 1.4 SEMG 58.69 –.33 –13 274 40ó54 78 54 C C 4.6 SemiMfg SMI 3.58 +.01 –57 134 11ê21 31 75 E C 2.4 Semileds LEDS 1.14 +.11 +25 364 ..k41 43 63 B B–93.0 SmpraEn 2.8 SRE 89.63 –.51 +59 1.7m 21o

72 95 47 A C– 37.5 Semtech SMTC 31.10 +.67 –37 348 15ò9 14 17 C D+36.3 SenecaA SENEA 29.75 +.14 +40 42 12ê8 14 17 C D 36.3 SenecaB SENEB 29.41 –.15 –88 0.1 12ê

30 57 22 B C+ 30.0 SeniorH 6.7 SNH 23.40 –.50 –21 1.3m 28o

45 17 96 E B 4.4 Senomyx SNMX 3.98 –.05 –32 53 ..õ52 84 52 B D+41.1 Sensata ST 37.11 +.11 +68 1.1m 18o

68 67 84 C B–53.4 Sensient 1.8 SXT 52.00 +1.13 –51 116 19o

27 12 73 E B–3.0 Sequans SQNS 2.15 +.03 –55 61 ..ê13 20 2 D E 5.4 Sequenm SQNM 2.11 +.41 +190 8.4m ..o25 32 30 .. .. 6.0 SequentlBrd SQBG 5.50 +.01 –41 5 ..ê

44 66 49 B D–19.6 Service 1.6 r SCI 17.64 +.14 –26 873 20o

60 25 91 D D 58.4 Servicenow NOW 51.86 +.07 +28 2.0m ..o48 33 79 D D+13.7 Servicesrce SREV 9.29 +.18 0 940 99o

26 14 45 D E 9.4 Servotro 3.6 SVT 8.50 +.25 –83 0.8 14k

36 20 72 B B–15.1 SesaSter 1.2 SSLT 12.47 +.07 –49 198 12o

35 6 64 D B–5.8 Sevcon SEV 5.00 ... –29 2 ..k21 20 60 E E 5.8 Severn SVBI 4.81 +.14 –87 0.9 ..ê52 63 76 B B–6.4 ShndaG GAME 4.13 +.11 –57 631 5ò63 27 95 E A 5.0 Sharps r SMED 4.59 +.08 +37 77 ..ê35 50 35 B C– 25.5 ShawCmm 4.1 SJR 23.64 –.15 –43 166 14o

91 79 95 C B 29.2 Shenand 1.3 SHEN 26.80 +.55 –42 68 22o

72 88 55 B B–195 ShrwnWi 1.1 SHW 185.5 +4.49 –11 638 24o

99 98 95 B A+18.6 Shiloh .0 SHLO 18.00 +1.00 –22 71 16ê60 44 73 B B–45.6 Shinhan 1.1 SHG 42.11 +.34 +24 55 10k

32 14 40 B B+ 18.0 ShipFnce 9 SFL 16.73 +.10 –40 379 13ò97 87 88 A B–138 ShirePlc .4 SHPG 134.4 +1.00 –36 288 19o

66 88 59 C D+28.0 ShoeCar .9 r SCVL 25.70 +.45 +28 67 16ò52 19 86 E B+ 9.5 ShoreBa .4 SHBI 8.92 –.03 –40 7 ..ê89 78 96 D A–8.2 ShoreTeln SHOR 7.40 +.11 +9 931 92o

51 40 70 C D 59.9 Shutterfly SFLY 48.26 +3.14 +23 781 89o

86 41 98 B C 76.1 Shuttershck SSTK 72.39 +5.70 +111 565 99o

43 2 91 C A+6.4 Sibanye 1.9 SBGL 5.91 +.04 –65 446 11ò57 53 74 C B 129 Siemens 2.3 SI 128.2 +.42 +17 445 20o

79 76 85 D B–19.9 Sierra 1.6 r BSRR 17.79 –.04 +30 27 21ê88 78 93 D C+ 20.4 SierraWr SWIR 17.09 –.03 +228 1.6m 63o

81 56 81 C B–22.8 Sifco .0 SIF 22.00 +.29 +324 21 19k

18 43 35 D D–2.9 SifyTech SIFY 1.92 +.01 –68 74 64o

22 11 44 E D+4.6 SigaTech SIGA 3.44 +.14 –25 144 ..o27 51 37 D D+6.7 SigmaDsgn SIGM 5.19 –.01 –23 220 ..ò77 78 47 A B 88.6 SigmaAl 1.0 SIAL 84.78 +.10 –3 579 20o

59 36 75 D D+6.2 Sigmatron SGMA 5.30 –.14 +98 24 13ê97 95 86 A B+ NH 7Signature SBNY 105.5 +4.04 +35 304 23o

74 82 61 B C– 78.0 SignetJ .8 r SIG 74.87 +.91 +42 904 16ò49 64 49 C B 6.5 Silicon .0 SPIL 5.78 +.05 –53 170 20ê36 76 30 B D–50.5 SilganH 1.2 r SLGN 45.10 +.45 –10 217 16o

96 97 95 A B 45.2 Silicom 1.2 SILC 44.46 +.71 +11 42 22ê20 78 23 D E 21.0 SiliconGrph r SGI 12.20 +.60 +5 659 24o

57 85 40 B C 6.3 SiliconImg SIMG 5.16 +.07 +51 829 16o

21 34 28 B D 47.4 SiliconLab SLAB 39.91 +.59 –50 143 18o

39 42 42 B B–16.2 Silicon 4.8 r SIMO 12.56 +.18 –56 101 11o

5 1 14 .. D+22.4 SilverBay .3 r SBY 15.76 –.10 +52 540 ..o14 44 9 .. B–0.5 SilverBull SVBL .34 –.01 –27 127 ..ê10 31 11 .. C 33.8 SilverSpring SSNI 19.97 +.30 –25 426 ..o1 1 3 D C 15.5 SilverStd SSRI 6.24 +.24 +10 2.0m ..o

11 53 6 B D+41.0 SlvrWhe 1.9 SLW 21.60 –.05 +18 6.1m 15ò1 22 6 C E 6.3 Silvrcp 3.2 SVM 2.79 +.04 +6 1.3m 12ò

40 39 72 .. B–15.5 SilvercrestA SAMG 14.80 +.16 –84 7 12k

4 5 6 B B–3.0 SilvercrstMns SVLC 1.56 –.04 +15 313 7k

39 20 54 D B 9.8 Simceren SCR 9.48 +.01 –13 9 67k

82 55 87 C A+NH SimonsF 2.4 SFNC 34.53 +.99 –27 31 21ê56 94 23 A B–182 SimonPr 3.1 SPG 153.0 –2.31 +9 1.5m 38o

53 74 44 D B–15.9 Simplct 2.1 r SMPL 15.51 +.01 +66 17 20ê79 74 68 C B+ 37.1 Sampson 1.4 SSD 35.62 +.90 –27 138 43o

97 91 73 A A 5.6 Simulat 3.0 SLP 5.32 –.04 +61 36 29k

83 72 75 D C 92.8 Sina SINA 76.04 –2.06 +60 4.4m 99ò

79 52 97 .. B–36.6 Sinclair 1.8 SBGI 33.97 +2.11 +87 3.1m 23o

7 15 63 E E 3.5 SinoGlob SINO 1.92 +.06 –96 3 ..k3 11 32 E C– 1.8 SinoCkg SCOK 1.25 +.05 –11 25 25ò

58 78 64 E C 48.2 Sinopec .0 SHI 38.81 +.65 –35 12 ..k89 65 96 D B 6.5 Sinovac SVA 5.84 +.30 –23 225 ..ò48 67 53 A E 4.2 SiriusX .0 r SIRI 3.66 +.06 –28 35m 52o

89 92 44 A C– 75.8 SironaDent r SIRO 71.28 –.37 +2 483 21ò21 6 51 B C 40.3 SixFlags 5.1 SIX 36.60 +.04 +22 932 15o

39 55 45 C B–30.1 SJW 2.6 SJW 28.00 +.32 –44 19 23ê79 81 76 B C 24.9 SKTelec 2.9 SKM 23.20 +.02 +169 2.4m 10o

81 78 89 D C 31.6 SkechersA SKX 30.50 +.80 –42 351 31o

3 10 8 C B 7.5 SklldHcren SKH 4.73 +.10 –6 135 11o

17 2 41 C B–9.4 Skullcandy SKUL 6.02 –.02 –26 265 19o

68 77 90 D D–5.9 Sky–Mobi MOBI 3.71 +.04 –68 76 15ò34 52 34 E C+ 6.2 Skyline SKY 4.65 +.15 –27 13 ..ê9 34 13 B D+2.9 SkyPFrtJ SPU 1.92 +.01 –88 4 2ò

83 43 99 D B+ 6.5 SkystarB SKBI 4.97 +.22 –56 44 5k

56 60 66 E B 16.8 Skywst 1.0 SKYW 15.75 +.39 +96 574 12o

82 94 52 A B–26.5 Skywks r SWKS 25.35 +.10 –29 2.0m 11o

27 24 90 .. B 3.2 SmartTechA SMT 2.37 –.29 +173 384 33o

54 25 86 E C– 2.6 Smartpr 2.8 SPRO 2.15 +.10 –50 2 ..ê88 97 49 A B–13.4 SmithWes r SWHC 11.17 +.01 –45 1.1m 8ò97 95 90 B B 53.3 SmithAO .9 AOS 52.69 +.85 –27 594 26o

2 8 4 E D 1.9 SmithMicro SMSI .86 –.02 +242 362 ..o70 56 60 A B–65.6 Smith&Ne 2.0 SNN 64.88 +.44 –40 51 17ê47 76 53 C D+114 Smucker 2.1 r SJM 108.6 +1.00 +11 521 19ò82 81 73 B B 105 SnapOn 1.4 SNA 105.0 +1.12 –47 142 18o

32 64 45 C E 32.5 Snydrs–L 2.3 LNCE 27.74 +.73 +35 208 24o

10 40 3 B B–59.8 Sociedad 3.6 SQM 27.49 –.22 –57 354 12ò67 89 52 A D–77.8 Sodastream SODA 56.25 +1.32 –42 516 20o

36 37 68 B D+87.3 Sohu.com SOHU 60.99 –.06 –41 1.1m 24o

24 44 29 B D–26.0 SolarCap 7.1 r SLRC 22.55 +.33 +22 272 10o

19 17 33 A E 19.6 SolarSr 7.7 SUNS 18.24 +.24 –48 15 14ê85 57 99 E B 65.3 SolarCity SCTY 50.18 +.49 +26 6.6m ..o44 93 6 A D–61.5 Solarwinds r SWI 34.06 +.90 +81 1.9m 21o

6 9 15 E E 13.1 Solazyme SZYM 8.87 +.36 +45 1.1m ..o88 66 70 A B+ 70.1 SoleraH 1.1 r SLH 64.57 –.54 +44 386 24o

7 14 4 D B–1.8 Solitario XPL .89 +.01 –16 18 ..k21 30 7 C D–2.9 SoltaMed SLTM 1.82 +.06 –13 400 26k

20 16 40 C B 1.9 SondeRgrs SOQ .88 –.02 –38 28 ..ê33 78 28 C E 25.5 SonicAu .5 SAH 21.83 –.35 +79 695 11o

89 59 92 B B 19.7 Sonic r SONC 19.00 +.27 –26 429 26o

78 71 89 C B+ 11.4 SonicFdy r SOFO 10.43 +.29 –24 5 15k

47 62 64 C C– 41.1 SonocoP 3.1 SON 39.87 +.33 –19 310 17o

40 25 71 D E 3.8 SonusNtwk SONS 2.97 +.01 –23 1.3m 99o

24 50 45 E E 23.4 Sony 1.4 SNE 16.74 –.12 +30 3.3m 28o

63 55 57 .. A–5.9 Sophiris .0 SPHS 4.57 +.12 –91 5 ..k70 47 93 D B+ 5.4 SorlAuto SORL 4.49 –.06 –61 28 6ò24 8 39 E .. 10.0 SorrentTher SRNE 8.75 ... –91 9 ..k55 30 89 C B–53.6 Sothebys .8 BID 51.41 +1.14 +5 1.3m 34ó40 43 79 E B NH SothrlyH 3.6 SOHO 4.97 +.03 +425 92 ..ê99 99 98 A C 59.57SoufnH 3.4 SFUN.57.19 +5.79 +40 2.1m 18o

95 99 84 B A 17.0 SoudFin 1.2 r SFBC 16.59 –.11 –92 0.3 11x

.. .. 51 .. B 66.0 SourceC 4.7 SOR 64.38 +1.06 0 8 ..ê37 63 45 C C+ 62.3 SJersey 3.0 SJI 59.10 +.25 +36 123 20õ57 27 80 C B+ 6.0 Southcst .0 SOCB 5.70 +.01 +93 19 12ê17 20 20 D C 26.5 Southcros 7.9 SXE 20.25 +.47 –10 28 ..o14 49 20 B E 48.7 Souther 4.9 SO 41.21 –.31 +100 11m 15o

27 74 10 B B–42.0 SthrnCo 2.4 SCCO 28.09 +.25 +57 2.5m 13o

77 71 78 C B 13.8 SthrnFst .0 SFST 13.40 +.38 +400 30 14ê50 70 43 D B–12.0 SthrnNtl 2.9 SONA 9.75 ... –92 1 18ê56 52 75 C E 28.9 Southsi 3.0 SBSI 26.88 +.94 +32 68 14ê85 90 91 D B 18.1 Southwe .9 LUV 17.69 +.12 +43 9.5m 20o

47 30 72 D C+ 16.5 Southwst OKSB 15.87 +.21 –39 43 27ê66 90 65 C B+ 55.0 Southwes 2.4 SWX 54.11 +.44 –20 136 16ê77 88 34 A D–40.3 SWEnergy SWN 36.15 +.47 –18 3.1m 18o

50 83 35 B C– 80.2 SovranS 3.1 SSS 69.09 –1.83 +52 230 32ê

23 54 25 C D 23.7 SpanAm 3.0 SPAN 18.68 –.12 –50 3 10ê44 39 62 .. C+ 5.0 SpanishA SBSA 3.94 +.03 +132 32 ..k20 27 30 D B 14.5 Spansion CODE 11.53 +.03 –39 530 12o

46 67 26 B B–3.4 SparGrp SGRP 2.00 –.05 –84 1 22õ24 1 28 E D+9.3 SparkNetwrk LOV 7.28 +.09 +33 81 ..k30 14 59 D B 7.0 Spartan 1.6 SPAR 6.14 +.15 +2 95 ..o74 73 85 D B+ 24.8 Spartan 1.6 SPTN 23.07 +.04 0 79 14o

99 99 96 B D 28.5 Sparton r SPA 26.16 +1.84 –29 57 19ê.. .. 33 .. C– 45.8 SpBrTbl .0 BIL 45.78 ... –41 592 ..ê.. .. 31 .. D 20.8 SpdrBrc1 .2 TIPX 19.49 –.13 –56 4 ..ê.. .. 29 .. C– 59.3 SpBarAg 1.9 LAG 56.64 –.30 –51 30 ..ê.. .. 21 .. B–33.6 SpdBcEm 5.0 EBND 29.76 –.19 +33 82 ..ê.. .. 36 .. B+ 42.0 SpdrBar 6.2 JNK 40.43 –.10 +185 13m ..o.. .. 29 .. C 61.8 SPBaInt 2.1 BWX 57.81 –.58 +77 401 ..o.. .. 31 .. C+ 61.4 SpBarIn 1.4 ITE 59.55 –.21 –74 4 ..ê.. .. 31 .. B+ 35.0 SpdrBarcI 2.8 ITR 33.81 –.13 –4 121 ..ê.. .. 27 .. B 33.6 SpdBrcIs 3.5 CBND 30.97 –.29 –70 1 ..ê.. .. 18 .. D–73.2 SpBarLT 2.9 TLO 60.80 –1.42 +260 55 ..ê

.. .. 36 .. C 31.2 SpdBcSt 5.5 SJNK 30.76 –.02 –33 760 ..o

.. .. 34 .. C+ 31.3 SpdBcInv .8 FLRN 30.62 –.02 –74 21 ..ê

.. .. 31 .. B–27.8 SpdBrcMt .6 MBG 26.72 –.16 –15 7 ..ê

.. .. 50 .. C+ 46.5 SpdBrcC 3.5 CWB 45.93 +.25 –41 292 ..o

.. .. 38 .. C– 37.1 SpdBcInt 1.4 IBND 35.72 –.26 –71 20 ..ê

.. .. 19 .. B–42.6 SpdBrcLt 4.9 LWC 36.65 –.65 –72 7 ..ê

.. .. 33 .. C+ 30.9 SpdBrcStC 1.2 SCPB 30.74 ... –84 155 ..ê

.. .. 33 .. B 37.5 SpdBrcStI .0 BWZ 35.66 –.30 –57 13 ..ê

.. .. 21 .. C– 61.7 SpdBarT 1.4 IPE 55.19 –.57 –67 16 ..ê

.. .. 65 .. E 132 SpdrBiot .3 XBI 118.9 +4.69 +84 575 ..o

.. .. 34 .. B 50.4 SpdrBlkS 2.4 SRLN 50.06 ... –51 67 ..ê

.. .. 31 .. C+ 27.5 SpdrBMC 4.0 XOVR 25.65 ... –63 2 ..ê

.. .. 25 .. B+ 34.6 SpdBMlE 4.4 EMCD 29.48 –1.02 –92 1 ..ê

.. .. 70 .. D 64.2 SPDRCon 1.3 XLY 63.29 +.99 +39 8.3m ..o

.. .. 53 .. D+43.1 SPDRCnS 2.6 XLP 42.67 +.21 +85 15m ..o

.. .. 27 .. D+64.1 SPIntTi 3.3 WIP 58.91 –.42 –76 32 ..ê

.. .. 58 .. B–73.3 SpdrDiv 2.4 SDY 72.49 +.44 +12 751 ..o

.. .. 31 .. B–48.2 SpdrDjG 4.4 RWO 42.50 –.17 +117 335 ..o

.. .. 38 .. D 46.8 SpdrDjI 6.2 RWX 42.41 +.19 –40 225 ..o

.. .. 24 .. C 86.6 SpdrDjR 3.1 RWR 73.15 –.88 –5 214 ..ê

.. .. 56 .. D+87.6 SPDREne 1.7 XLE 86.55 +1.27 +35 13m ..o

.. .. 62 .. B–41.3 SpdrEur 2.9 FEZ 39.87 +.12 +472 9.8m ..o

.. .. 62 .. C+ 21.0 SPDRFin 1.5 XLF 20.86 +.48 +59 63m ..o

.. .. 45 .. C+ 34.3 SpdrGlobA 2.5 GAL 33.47 +.16 –46 9 ..ê

.. .. 60 .. B+ 67.9 SpdrGlblD 2.1 DGT 67.02 +.62 –83 0.7 ..ê

.. .. 12 .. D 170 SpdrGold GLD 124.3 –1.88 –8 8.4m ..o

.. .. 66 .. B–53.5 SPDRHlt 1.6 XLV 53.16 +.77 +9 6.7m ..o

.. .. 44 .. C– 32.7 SpdrHome .5 XHB 30.20 +.03 –13 5.3m ..o

.. .. 70 .. B–49.5 SPDRInds 1.8 XLI 49.38 +.66 –11 8.6m ..o

.. .. 58 .. D 44.4 SPDRMat 2.3 XLB 44.19 +.81 –6 5.3m ..o

.. .. 61 .. B+ 61.9 SprMsAc 2.1 ACIM 60.37 +.09 –91 0.1 ..ê

.. .. 39 .. A 51.0 SprMsE5 3.1 EMFT 47.56 –.42 –86 0.8 ..ê

.. .. 48 .. D–36.0 SpdMSxUS 2.8 CWI 34.96 +.15 –47 30 ..ê

.. .. 38 .. C+ 47.0 SpdMetM 1.5 XME 40.37 +.98 –6 2.5m ..o

.. .. 31 .. C– 31.9 SpdrMultA 2.1 RLY 29.18 +.05 +219 94 ..ê

.. .. 20 .. C 65.6 SpdNvBB 4.8 BABS 53.68 –1.12 –98 0.2 ..ê

.. .. 27 .. B+ 25.6 SpdNvBr 2.8 CXA 22.88 –.13 +71 39 ..ê

.. .. 29 .. B–27.1 SpdNvBrc 2.8 INY 22.52 –.10 –3 7 ..ê

.. .. 35 .. B 24.5 SpdNvBr 1.0 SHM 24.30 ... +31 688 ..ê

.. .. 27 .. C 25.0 SpdNvBr 2.7 TFI 22.85 –.07 +193 892 ..ê

.. .. 22 .. B–59.6 SpdrNS& 5.1 HYMB 51.69 –.33 –80 20 ..ê

.. .. 36 .. D+30.0 SpdrNSP .1 VRD 29.94 –.04 –90 1 ..ê

.. .. 68 .. B–45.1 SpdrOGEq .7 XES 44.80 +1.06 –2 53 ..o

.. .. 66 .. E 73.8 SpdrOGEx 1.2 XOP 68.07 +1.69 +61 8.1m ..o

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IBD Composite RatingEarnings Per Share Growth RatingRelative Price Strength RatingSales+Profit Margins+ROEAccumulation/Distribution (3 mos)

52-wk Dividend Stock Close Vol% Vol PHigh Stock % Yield Symbol Price Chg Chg 1000 E6 6 6 6 6

D12 MONDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 2013 EXPANDED DATA TABLES INVESTORS.COM

.. .. 79 .. A–NH SpdrPhrm .8 XPH 82.81 +3.83 –29 74 ..ê

.. .. 68 .. D–85.6 SpdrRetl 1.1 XRT 84.87 +1.19 +21 3.5m ..o

.. .. 56 .. B–47.4 SpdrPrJ 1.1 JPP 44.88 +.62 –92 1 ..ê

.. .. 52 .. C 53.3 SpdrSCJ 1.3 JSC 50.20 +.23 –93 1 ..ê

.. .. 50 .. B 68.1 SpdrRs10 1.8 LGLV 67.40 +.06 –76 1 ..ê

.. .. 52 .. C 69.9 SpdrRs20 2.0 SMLV 68.48 +.48 +60 8 ..ê

.. .. 60 .. B 83.6 SpdrRuss 1.8 ONEK 83.13 +.22 +309 5 ..ê

.. .. 47 .. D+66.9 SpdrRuss .0 TWOK 64.45 +.14 –56 0.7 1ê

.. .. 60 .. B 134 SpdrRuss 1.7 THRK 132.9 +1.34 +133 13 ..ê

.. .. 64 .. B+ 87.2 SpdrRuss 1.4 RSCO 85.46 +.94 –14 3 ..ê

.. .. 58 .. B 107 Spdr400 1.0 MDYG 106.3 +1.47 –85 4 ..ê

.. .. 62 .. B–77.4 Spdr400 1.7 MDYV 76.35 +.84 –71 2 ..ê

.. .. 59 .. D 177 SPDR 1.9 SPY 177.3 +2.36 +13 134m ..o

.. .. 60 .. B–81.8 Spdr500G 1.5 SPYG 81.13 +.76 –8 13 ..ê

.. .. 58 .. A–89.9 Spdr500 2.2 SPYV 89.47 +.31 –73 4 ..ê

.. .. 72 .. C– 101 Spdr600Sm 1.2 SLY 99.8 +1.45 –41 12 ..ê

.. .. 73 .. A–172 Spdr600S 1.0 SLYG 170.1 +2.91 –21 8 ..ê

.. .. 70 .. A–106 Spdr600 1.4 SLYV 101.8 +1.61 –45 6 ..ê

.. .. 82 .. B+ 95.5 SpdrSPAe 1.7 XAR 92.43 +1.38 +55 3 ..ê

.. .. 68 .. D–32.1 SpdSPBan 1.7 KBE 31.88 +1.00 +49 2.0m ..o

.. .. 40 .. B 25.3 SPBRIC40 3.0 BIK 23.35 ... –40 67 ..ê

.. .. 70 .. B NH SpdSPCpM 2.8 KCE 46.14 +1.18 –50 5 ..o

.. .. 44 .. D+77.9 SpdChin 2.2 GXC 74.05 +.28 –49 99 ..ê

.. .. 38 .. B–45.4 SpdrEEu 4.0 GUR 41.22 –.33 +15 19 ..o

.. .. 33 .. C+ 74.3 SpdEMEA 2.3 GAF 67.52 –.87 +17 4 ..ê

.. .. 36 .. B+ 50.4 SpdrEMS 2.3 EWX 46.24 –.09 –72 22 ..ê

.. .. 19 .. D–77.3 SpEmLtA 2.4 GML 63.15 –1.40 +90 9 ..ê

.. .. 35 .. B 80.9 SpEmAsP 2.3 GMF 76.01 +.28 –18 28 ..ê

.. .. 22 .. C 48.0 SpdrS&P 5.2 EDIV 40.16 –.30 –37 61 ..o

.. .. 33 .. B 68.7 SpdEMkt 2.4 GMM 63.71 –.06 –51 26 ..ê

.. .. 48 .. B–45.9 SpdrSPGb 3.6 GII 44.48 +.02 –98 0.5 ..ê

.. .. 38 .. C 53.7 SpdrS&P 2.5 GNR 50.00 +.32 –49 34 ..ê

.. .. 47 .. B 66.4 SpdrSPG 1.9 WDIV 64.57 –.10 –19 3 ..ê

.. .. 70 .. C 74.7 SpdrS&PH .3 XHE 73.48 +.40 +113 2 ..ê

.. .. 61 .. B–88.5 SpdrSPHt .7 XHS 86.40 +1.22 –55 3 ..ê

.. .. 69 .. B 40.0 SpdrICn 1.6 IPD 38.41 –.50 –45 2 ..ê

.. .. 46 .. B–40.7 SpdrICn 2.1 IPS 39.54 –.01 –53 2 ..ê

.. .. 43 .. B–26.4 SpdrIEn 3.1 IPW 25.50 –.07 –44 3 ..ê

.. .. 54 .. C 43.7 SpdrIHl 1.9 IRY 42.69 +.25 –81 2 ..ê

.. .. 61 .. A 31.9 SpdrIIn 2.4 IPN 31.19 +.42 –34 5 ..ê

.. .. 36 .. A 25.8 SpdrIMa 2.0 IRV 23.48 –.02 –97 0.3 ..ê

.. .. 72 .. B–29.1 SpdrITe 3.3 IST 28.27 +.12 –66 4 ..ê

.. .. 46 .. C 18.6 SpdrIUt 3.9 IPU 17.82 +.04 –91 3 ..ê

.. .. 72 .. B–NH SpdSPIn 1.7 KIE 60.61 +1.11 –55 80 ..o

.. .. 38 .. B–50.9 SpdrIntD 6.6 DWX 47.40 +.14 +66 291 ..o

.. .. 56 .. C 35.1 SpdrInt 2.2 MDD 33.73 –.03 –72 3 ..ê

.. .. 54 .. C 34.0 SpdrInt 2.1 GWX 33.06 +.18 –54 40 ..ê

.. .. 58 .. A 31.2 SpdrInt 1.0 IPK 30.12 +.08 –81 1 ..ê

.. .. 60 .. C 236 SpdSPM40 1.2 MDY 234.2 +3.57 –24 2.3m ..o

.. .. 48 .. B 54.0 SpdS&PM 2.1 KME 52.17 –.15 –53 0.7 ..ê

.. .. 74 .. B–NH SpdS&PRe 1.6 KRE 38.70 +1.46 +203 8.9m ..o

.. .. 43 .. C+ 30.3 SpdrSPR 4.4 RBL 27.69 –.10 +30 36 ..ê

.. .. 36 .. E 46.6 SpSPSCA 3.7 GMFS 44.22 –.88 0 0.9 ..ê

.. .. 73 .. B–88.1 SpdrSPSo .7 XSW 85.64 +1.15 –66 2 ..ê

.. .. 52 .. D+54.9 SpdrS&PTe 2.7 XTL 52.30 +.60 +269 11 ..ê

.. .. 75 .. B–76.9 SpdrS&P .7 XTN 75.28 +1.27 –44 9 ..ê

.. .. 54 .. A 29.3 SpdWldx 2.4 GWL 28.62 +.13 –30 113 ..ê

.. .. 65 .. D+59.6 SpdrSemi .6 XSD 57.22 +.75 –45 67 ..o

.. .. 31 .. B–33.0 SpdrSsga 3.8 INKM 30.70 –.21 –71 5 ..ê

.. .. 37 .. .. 40.1 SpdrSsgaU .0 ULST 40.05 –.01 –55 3 99ê

.. .. 54 .. B 38.5 SpdrStx 3.1 FEU 37.72 +.20 +4 46 ..ê

.. .. 56 .. B–34.1 SPDRTech 1.8 XLK 33.90 +.31 +25 8.9m ..o

.. .. 42 .. C+ 41.4 SPDRUtil 3.7 XLU 38.95 –.07 +63 20m ..o

.. .. 19 .. B–46.6 SpdrWFPf 6.7 PSK 41.00 –.20 –15 39 ..ê

.. .. 51 .. D+157 SpdrDow 2.2 DIA 157.5 +1.64 +6 7.6m ..o

.. .. 57 .. B+ 18.9 SpecOpps .0 SPE 18.65 +.02 –50 6 ..ê76 75 72 A C– 47.7 Spectra 4.8 SEP 42.53 –1.19 –22 91 23o

46 65 54 B D 37.1 Spectra 3.6 SE 34.12 +.09 +18 3.5m 22o

61 9 76 D A 21.1 Spectranet SPNC 20.88 +.58 –47 167 ..o37 16 66 B C 68.0 Spectrum 1.6 r SPB 63.58 +.54 –45 78 24ò46 20 46 B B–13.2 Spectrm .0 SPPI 9.42 +.27 +15 973 17ó50 9 90 E B–3.9 SpeedComrce SPDC 3.43 +.03 –18 176 ..ê13 29 42 D D–19.9 Speedwy 3.3 TRK 17.99 +.11 +20 32 18ê4 17 7 E C– 27.9 Spherix .0 SPEX 7.82 +1.12 +51 120 ..k

96 84 93 C B+ 30.07SpiritAero SPR 29.43 +.38 +35 1.1m 10o

97 97 96 A B+ 46.47SpiritAir SAVE.43.30 +1.78 –1 898 20o

19 17 44 E A–12.1 SpiritRe 5.4 SRC 9.98 –.23 +24 6.9m ..ó59 14 94 D C+ 65.2 Splunk SPLK 60.30 –1.43 +70 2.3m ..ò

1 24 5 E E 2.4 SptChalA SPCHA 1.21 –.05 –97 0.2 ..õ38 74 34 D .. 18.3 SpragueResrc SRLP 17.60 +.07 –93 55 ..k98 89 90 A A–30.77Spreadt 1.2 SPRD 30.49 –.04 +58 691 11ó58 78 67 E .. 22.1 Springleaf LEAF 21.36 +.04 –95 81 ..k43 1 77 E B+ 7.4 Sprint S 7.07 +.08 +10 20m ..o.. .. 11 .. D 15.0 SprottGld PHYS 10.70 –.17 +104 1.5m ..ê.. .. 27 .. B 10.8 SprottPhysicl SPPP 9.23 –.03 +9 102 ..ê.. .. 13 .. C 13.6 SprttPhySilv PSLV 8.62 –.04 –37 420 ..ê

78 84 67 C C– 49.5 SproutsMkt SFM.45.69 –.89 +86 826 99o

11 24 19 E C 24.4 StJoe JOE 19.93 –1.06 +143 764 ..o

80 77 79 B D+59.0 StJudeM 1.8 r STJ 56.99 +.77 –22 1.6m 15o

72 30 96 B C+ 13.9 StaarSurg STAA 12.88 +.47 –18 110 71o

25 17 48 D B 24.4 StagInd 5.6 STAG 21.50 –.35 +60 428 ..o17 59 9 D D+29.6 StageSt 2.4 SSI 20.85 +.47 –45 216 17ò96 98 89 A D 49.47Stamps STMP 46.76 +1.05 0 115 20o

83 81 90 D B NH 7Stancorp 1.5 SFG 61.88 +1.63 +31 311 13o

76 88 82 C E 40.0 StdrdMt 1.3 SMP 33.66 +.56 –44 88 15o

45 99 18 B C– 10.0 StdrdPac SPF 7.34 –.08 +7 4.9m 22o

62 16 68 B B 28.1 StdrdPrkng STAN 25.92 +.31 –55 32 42k

22 17 91 .. E 16.8 StdRegis .0 SR 6.43 –.68 –47 27 ..ê81 71 63 B B–63.7 Standex .6 SXI 62.23 +.39 +1 37 16o

7 4 24 E B+ 4.9 StanleyFurn STLY 3.75 –.04 –57 29 ..ê45 77 39 B D–92.8 StnlyBlk 2.5 SWK 80.88 –.17 +12 1.7m 16o

99 90 92 A B–63.5 Stantec 1.0 STN 63.26 +1.66 +105 22 20ê37 31 57 D C+ 17.3 Staples 3.1 SPLS 15.73 +.23 –4 7.1m 11ò41 35 82 E B–11.5 StarBul 10 SBLK 8.36 +.17 –72 75 25ò48 39 70 C A–5.7 StarGa 6.0 SGU 5.54 ... –25 56 8o

19 17 12 D D+3.4 StarSci STSI 1.62 –.11 +118 2.0m ..ò97 96 84 A D+82.5 Starbuc 1.3 r SBUX.81.20 +2.13 +35 5.7m 36o

36 33 55 E A–11.8 Starret 3.5 SCX 11.59 +.07 +15 10 99ê64 17 89 D B 7.2 Startek SRT 6.46 +.37 +363 63 ..o82 84 72 C A–75.5 Starwoo 1.8 r HOT 74.44 +1.37 +6 1.8m 25o

73 84 41 A A–28.9 Starwd 7.1 STWD 25.89 –.05 –7 2.4m 13o

78 30 93 A C 30.7 StarzA STRZA 28.53 +1.13 +72 1.3m 15o

54 78 68 E C 23.1 StateAu 2.0 STFC 20.45 +.60 –45 16 16ê52 27 59 D A+NH StateBa .7 STBZ 17.55 +.43 –23 104 87ê64 70 77 B D NH StateSt 1.4 r STT 71.86 +2.01 +5 2.6m 15o

22 51 28 C B–27.0 Statoil 3.7 STO 22.93 –.30 +14 1.5m 8o

66 20 88 B A–13.0 StlthGas GASS 12.32 +.33 –20 174 11ò89 73 81 D A+NH SteelDy 2.3 STLD 19.16 +.65 +32 2.9m 22o

42 22 63 B D 16.1 SteelPartnrs SPLP 15.16 +.24 –21 7 ..ê55 61 74 C B–17.0 Steelca 2.5 SCS 16.00 +.51 –17 366 25o

79 78 95 D B NH SteinMa 1.3 SMRT 15.52 +.52 –15 124 23o

43 50 55 B B–61.7 SteinerLeis r STNR 56.23 +.72 +97 58 16ê89 99 92 C B 25.3 Stellar 1.7 r STEL 24.16 +.90 –49 26 21o

.. .. 34 .. E 18.2 StellusCa 9 SCM 14.88 +.06 –43 17 18k

17 32 4 E E 2.1 StemCells STEM 1.22 +.02 –17 892 ..ê37 1 94 .. D 47.3 StemlineThr STML 25.92 +.60 –47 95 ..k56 60 45 C B–65.0 Stepan 1.2 r SCL 58.88 +1.20 +24 56 16ê51 43 94 .. B 10.9 Stereotxs STXS 3.66 –.18 –61 614 ..ò74 90 55 A D+121 Stericycle SRCL 116.6 +1.23 –28 210 31o

61 45 57 B C– 47.3 Steris 1.9 STE 45.23 +.40 –29 170 19o

74 30 82 B A+NH Sterling 1.9 STL 12.42 +.38 +56 549 19ê22 9 42 D B+ 11.9 SterlingCons STRL 10.13 +.17 –24 29 ..õ49 8 84 C B 30.7 Sterlng 2.6 STSA 30.53 +1.21 –68 223 20ê85 82 66 A B–38.2 SteveMa .0 SHOO.37.54 +.90 –6 482 19o

18 47 29 E E 6.0 Stewrds .8 SSFN 4.75 ... –96 0.1 33k

67 53 89 C B 13.3 StewEntA 1.4 STEI 13.21 +.02 –62 152 25o

19 13 45 B D 34.4 Stewart .3 STC 29.70 +.38 +56 263 9o

74 59 75 B D+NH StifelFncl SF 43.20 +2.46 +119 1.0m 18o

18 64 17 D D–14.9 StillwtrM SWC 11.09 +.10 –41 763 34ò6 17 26 E D–10.1 STmicro 4.5 STM 7.51 –.01 –15 1.1m ..o

71 78 61 D C– 16.4 StkBuildSup STCK 16.19 +.14 –28 96 99ê94 94 87 A D–38.0 StoneEgy SGY 32.56 +.88 +3 761 10o

.. .. 10 .. E 25.1 StoneHrb 9 EDI 19.27 +.30 +415 225 ..k

.. .. 7 .. E 26.5 StnHrbr 11 EDF 18.59 –.42 +225 242 ..k

78 84 24 A .. 18.9 StonegtMrtg SGM 17.22 –.08 –83 48 13k

11 9 30 E B 28.0 Stonemr 9 STON 24.68 +.13 –33 44 ..o80 80 92 D B–13.6 Stoneridge SRI 11.90 –.14 +12 236 18o

40 7 52 .. A 6.4 StrghtPathB STRP 5.67 ... –75 14 ..ê99 92 91 A A–124 Stratasys SSYS.119.1 +.90 +11 1.4m 62o

.. .. 15 .. E 11.4 Stratgic 7.4 SGL 9.06 –.07 +51 63 ..k20 28 52 D E 9.7 StrategicHtls BEE 8.34 ... +53 1.4m ..ó84 85 83 C B–47.7 Strattec 1.1 STRT 41.19 +.99 +150 26 12ê88 78 88 D B+ NH StratsPrptys STRS 16.64 +.24 –89 0.4 66k

14 21 6 B D–64.7 Strayer 10 STRA 37.50 +.63 +22 288 7o

80 20 79 B A–8.5 Streamline STRM 7.87 –.16 –90 6 ..ê70 62 61 A D+74.9 Stryker 1.4 r SYK 73.33 +.43 +12 1.6m 17o

37 7 29 D B–6.8 StudentT 8.4 STB 6.28 –.01 –35 82 99ê97 99 88 A B+ 74.3 SturmRu 3.2 RGR 71.78 –.26 –35 263 13o

20 23 42 D C– 50.3 SuburbP 7.7 SPH 45.75 –.89 +13 135 38ò69 78 43 A D–10.5 Sucampon SCMP 6.43 +.34 –56 56 13o

67 37 81 D A–NH Suffolk SUBK 20.27 +.65 +28 41 20ê75 99 71 B C– 10.2 Sumitmo 2.5 SMFG 9.64 +.18 +28 1.8m 6ò23 20 86 E D+3.7 SummerInf SUMR 2.84 +.10 –49 40 ..k73 60 86 D B–9.6 SummitFncl SMMF 9.43 +.38 –84 0.5 8ê13 22 21 C D–10.6 SummitH 5.1 INN 8.80 –.01 –9 740 ..o61 55 78 B D+36.7 SumitMd 5.6 SMLP 32.79 –.16 +154 103 37o

78 92 69 D B–10.5 SummitSt 4.4 SSBI 10.08 +.05 +41 5 12ê7 12 24 E D 4.0 SunBanc SNBC 3.18 +.03 +12 89 ..ê

26 36 19 B B 57.8 SunComm 6.0 SUI 42.34 –.35 –7 148 99o

89 64 87 B B–41.1 SunHydr .9 SNHY 39.18 +.96 +8 58 28o

57 45 71 D B NH SunLife 3.9 SLF 35.28 +.62 +489 1.2m 13o

38 5 82 C A+NH SuncokeEnrg SXC 21.01 +.45 +9 516 35o

87 80 80 C B 28.27SunCok 6.4 SXCP 27.19 –.10 –29 42 14o

43 61 53 B D 37.0 SuncorE 2.2 SU 35.23 +.74 +29 4.6m 11o

64 7 99 E B+ NH SunEdison SUNE 12.55 +1.88 +124 17m ..o33 32 40 E D 6.5 Sunesis SNSS 5.13 +.17 –60 103 ..ó6 20 9 D B–1.3 SunlinkH SSY .81 +.03 –41 14 ..k

51 36 68 B C– 71.6 SunocoL 3.6 SXL 69.10 –.09 –19 150 18o

57 53 78 C B 11.2 SunOpta STKL 9.27 –.22 +13 349 29o

92 78 99 D C 35.4 Sunpower SPWR 31.87 +1.61 +8 3.7m 24o

50 34 90 .. C 13.8 SunshnH .0 SSH 9.91 +.63 –45 220 ..ó26 40 54 D D–14.1 Sunstone 1.5 SHO 12.99 +.09 +88 2.4m ..ò14 20 2 E D+2.0 SuntechP STP .53 –.35 +367 21m 99ò49 57 66 D D+36.3 Suntrust 1.1 r STI 35.72 +1.42 +48 5.6m 13o

91 89 85 C B+ NH 7SuperMicro SMCI 14.51 +.36 +22 193 16o

42 30 99 .. D–6.1 Supercom SPCB 4.20 +.10 –65 6 32ê8 43 4 D C 6.8 SupTech .0 SCON 1.80 –.02 –84 52 ..k

46 13 62 B B+ 29.2 SuperiorEngy r SPN 27.82 +.65 +1 2.2m 15o

18 18 37 D B–22.1 Superio 3.8 r SUP 18.80 +.03 +11 96 26o

94 89 78 C A–17.0 Superio 3.7 SGC 14.68 –.56 –37 6 18x

24 3 39 D D+13.0 SuprnsPhrm SUPN 6.98 +.28 +46 743 ..ó2 37 3 E D–9.8 Supertel .0 SPPR 5.32 –.09 –84 2 ..k

60 80 69 C D+27.4 Supertex .0 SUPX 25.32 –.02 +59 60 26o

62 78 87 E D+8.8 Suprvalu .0 SVU 6.68 +.06 –43 2.5m 74o

45 78 17 C C+ 6.3 Support SPRT 4.44 +.09 –26 255 16o

48 11 92 D A–7.1 Supreme .0 STS 6.10 +.08 –19 39 13ê11 3 30 D .. 28.5 SurgicalCare SCAI 26.52 +.14 –75 393 ..k54 58 35 A B–28.0 Surmodics r SRDX 22.12 +.51 +4 67 25o

59 93 40 C D–14.4 Susqueh 2.6 SUSQ 12.11 +.35 +75 2.5m 12o

78 78 84 C B 59.7 Susser SUSS 58.32 +.21 –9 159 56o

71 96 65 C B NH SusserPe 5.6 SUSP 33.27 +.57 +22 35 20o

19 12 46 E B 7.7 Sussex SBBX 6.71 –.27 –63 1 37ê81 78 86 C C 2.5 SutorTchn SUTR 1.98 –.02 –56 83 4ò10 39 8 C E 6.1 Sutron STRN 4.58 +.02 –12 2 32k

71 71 53 D C+ 17.2 SwiftErgy SFY 14.57 +.73 +26 1.8m 18o

83 61 93 B B 22.7 SwiftTrnsp SWFT 22.05 +1.22 –1 1.6m 17o

1 18 2 E D 1.9 Swisher SWSH .61 +.02 –21 340 ..o.. .. 66 .. B+ 14.7 SwssHlv .7 r SWZ 14.40 +.03 –24 26 ..ê

79 57 80 C C 23.3 SykesEnt SYKE 20.32 +.54 +108 361 16o

40 66 32 A D+27.1 Symntc 2.6 r SYMC 23.16 +.33 +5 7.7m 12o

80 89 83 D C+ 19.37Symetra 2.0 SYA 18.41 +.52 +10 485 12o

40 12 89 E B 7.3 Symmetric SYMM 7.17 ... +129 1.3m 42o

6 13 11 D D 12.8 SymtryMed SMA 7.99 +.20 –21 110 19o

5 20 4 D B–6.5 Synacor SYNC 2.66 +.04 +27 187 ..o25 2 52 D D+70.5 SyngvBioPh GEVA 50.65 +2.19 –22 147 ..o56 71 49 C B–17.4 Synalloy 1.6 SYNL 15.86 –.27 –89 3 17ê97 94 82 A B 56.57Synaptics SYNA.45.34 +.79 –42 744 11o

93 90 72 A D–39.3 Synchronos SNCR 33.17 +.16 +130 742 27o

27 39 32 D D–5.5 Synergetc SURG 4.06 –.13 –72 27 36o

16 16 18 .. D–7.4 SynrgyPhm SGYP 4.01 +.17 –14 389 ..ò74 19 94 B D+11.4 SynrgyRsrcs SYRG 9.73 +.65 –28 484 60o

21 11 38 D D 10.9 SyneronMed ELOS 9.03 +.01 +39 103 50ó33 54 30 A C 87.7 Syngenta 2.1 SYT 79.06 –.02 –26 143 18ò76 37 94 D B+ 64.5 Synnex SNX 62.72 +1.80 –35 129 20o

56 66 42 A B–38.4 Synopsys SNPS 36.31 +.20 –68 189 15ò51 51 71 E C+ 3.5 Synovus 1.2 SNV 3.35 +.11 +50 12m ..o14 26 2 E D–11.9 SyntaPh SNTA 4.00 ... –24 1.0m ..o98 87 85 A B+ 89.0 Syntel .3 SYNT 85.90 +1.43 –48 49 17ê2 32 5 E D 1.5 SynthEnn SYMX .69 ... –55 29 ..õ

19 14 11 .. C+ 2.5 SyntheticBiolg SYN 1.47 +.02 +56 134 ..k1 7 2 E D+7.8 Syntrlum .0 SYNM 3.67 –.12 +32 61 ..o

54 35 94 E B 8.0 Synutran SYUT 7.43 +.17 +82 60 ..õ9 10 7 D D–4.6 Sypris 2.8 SYPR 2.82 +.01 –37 11 ..k

35 52 34 B B–36.1 Sysco 3.4 SYY 33.13 –.01 –30 2.9m 15o

25 20 30 E B 11.4 Systemax .0 SYX 9.64 +.10 –11 26 ..ê

— T —99 98 97 A A 19.87TALEduc .0 XRS 18.52 +.39 –68 104 28o

86 78 81 D B 8.1 TATTech 3.6 TATT 7.82 –.13 –68 2 15k

60 69 67 D C 16.7 TCFFncl 1.3 TCB 15.81 +.50 –23 814 21o

45 50 61 .. B+ NH TCPCap 8.3 TCPC 17.27 +.39 +13 364 8o

18 28 42 C D 52.6 TCPipel 6.8 TCP 47.91 –.77 +32 148 18o

93 80 85 A B–28.7 TDAmtr 1.7 AMTD 28.33 +.94 +6 2.7m 23o

67 78 69 E B–12.5 TFSFncl TFSL 12.21 +.26 –42 195 67o

7 9 9 C C– 10.0 TGCInds 2.1 TGE 6.98 ... +5 61 58ê74 84 50 B B–16.9 THLCred 8.4 TCRD 16.11 +.16 –8 225 11o

.. .. 39 .. .. 21.3 THLCredi .0 TSLF 20.20 –.16 –96 1 1ê2 7 21 D E 1.5 THTHtTrns THTI 1.00 –.02 –94 1 11k

65 57 46 A B+ 10.9 TICCCap 11 TICC 10.31 +.17 0 376 10o

63 58 68 C B–27.4 TIMPart 2.8 TSU 23.55 +.55 +61 3.4m 16o

91 92 82 A B 62.2 TJXCos .9 r TJX 61.72 +1.11 –21 2.3m 22ò83 89 77 B B–80.2 TRWAuto r TRW 74.27 +1.20 –52 485 11o

71 35 94 D C+ 29.5 T–Mobil .0 TMUS 27.68 +1.12 +44 4.1m 99o

61 34 65 B C 77.7 TableaSftwr DATA 64.45 +.45 +133 1.3m 99o

21 21 59 .. C 20.6 TahoeResrcs TAHO 18.76 –.11 –38 46 ..ò37 36 40 D C– 1.2 Taitron TAIT 1.05 +.01 +132 9 ..k.. .. 57 .. B–19.2 TaiwanFd TWN 18.56 –.07 –20 9 ..k

66 81 42 A B 20.3 TaiwSem 2.2 TSM 18.01 –.12 –9 8.5m 15o

54 64 64 C B+ 19.3 TakeTwoIS r TTWO 17.51 +.11 –15 3.0m 5o

87 79 81 A C 50.5 TALIntl 5.6 TAL 50.20 +1.01 –29 242 11o

16 23 40 D D+13.4 Talismn 2.3 TLM 11.86 +.15 –12 6.1m ..o18 5 61 D C+ 26.9 Tallgrass 4.9 TEP 24.49 –.07 +49 58 44o

32 20 69 D E 23.3 TamincoCorp TAM 19.90 +.50 –13 78 ..o1 14 1 E E 2.0 TandyBrnd TBAC .37 –.01 –24 12 ..k

84 95 78 B C 9.2 TandyLt .0 TLF 8.51 +.58 –43 7 12ê52 89 30 B B 39.5 TangerF 2.7 SKT 33.28 –.40 –40 396 30o

70 97 41 A E 26.1 Tangoe r TNGO 15.78 –.27 +1 903 24o

5 38 3 .. E 5.2 TanzRy TRX 2.21 +.07 –64 259 ..ò40 28 69 C B+ 7.0 TaomHdgs TAOM 5.17 –.00 –89 3 24k

23 40 54 D D–54.3 TargaRes 5.9 NGLS 49.85 –.21 +72 560 81o

68 80 82 C D+80.27TargaRs 2.9 TRGP 78.51 +2.41 –3 190 58o

27 8 33 E C+ 5.8 Targacpt TRGT 4.69 +.14 –37 85 ..o22 55 27 C D–73.5 Target 2.6 TGT 65.11 +.29 –12 3.7m 15ò81 80 89 .. B 79.6 TaroPharm TARO 78.79 +.12 –76 7 13k

5 20 9 D D+3.5 Taseko TGB 2.06 –.03 –22 402 ..o95 68 98 A B 18.5 TASER r TASR 16.87 +.86 –13 1.5m 54o

17 22 36 .. B+ 1.4 TasmanMetals TAS .96 ... –48 91 ..k86 79 75 C B+ 32.4 TataMot .4 TTM 30.77 +1.10 +48 2.2m 10o

10 76 9 .. E 89.5 Taubman 3.1 r TCO 65.32 +.11 +26 671 42o

64 24 83 B B NH TaylorCaptl TAYC 23.62 +.83 +49 63 12o

32 35 20 D C+ 9.7 TaylrDvice TAYD 8.01 –.02 –96 0.2 12ê46 95 15 A D–27.7 TaylorMorris TMHC 20.71 –.12 –49 268 13ò.. .. 26 .. C 6.5 TCWStrat 7.2 TSI 5.42 –.04 –24 89 ..ê

82 85 76 C B–55.8 TeConnc 1.9 TEL 52.22 +.49 –12 1.5m 16o

93 86 82 A B–46.97TeamHlth TMH 45.00 +1.37 –11 472 25o

24 30 24 B B–46.7 Team TISI 37.68 +.75 –28 97 26o

56 11 96 D B 15.2 TearLab TEAR 11.48 +.90 +151 1.3m ..ò65 86 44 D C+ 54.6 TechData TECD 52.38 +.90 –35 99 9ò61 50 59 C A–50.5 TecheHl 3.2 r TSH 47.00 –3.00 +233 8 13ê

78 63 72 A B 90.0 Techne 1.4 TECH 87.20 +1.79 –28 160 26ê32 36 47 E C+ 8.0 TechCo 5.9 TCCO 6.83 –.12 +200 8 ..ê30 15 56 D B 6.0 TechTargt TTGT 5.21 +.21 +5 33 40ê6 19 18 C B–38.6 TeckRes 3.1 TCK 27.11 +.15 –30 1.5m 13o

11 27 25 D C+ 19.2 TecoEne 5.2 TE 17.07 –.37 +11 2.5m 17x

3 10 15 D E 12.2 TecmshProd TECUA 7.08 +.04 –15 69 ..o3 10 10 D E 12.2 TecmsehB TECUB 6.75 –.05 +14 13 ..ê

50 71 35 B D 45.4 TeekayL 6.5 TGP 41.68 –.06 –33 137 17o

34 10 63 B D+36.1 TeekayO 6.1 TOO 34.15 –.15 –17 111 42o

35 2 75 E B+ 44.6 Teekay 2.9 TK 43.80 +.34 –56 169 ..o18 28 29 E B 3.7 TeekTnk 4.6 TNK 2.63 +.02 +23 471 ..o41 31 63 D A 38.8 TejonRanch TRC 35.28 +.55 +3 42 99o

57 12 93 C B–11.4 TekmPharm TKMR 7.76 +.03 –46 150 3k

48 30 66 D A–8.3 TelItali 11 TIA 7.27 –.12 –21 66 5k

92 94 89 A B+ 21.6 TelecmA 4.4 TEO 20.04 +.11 –35 144 5o

41 14 66 D B+ 10.3 TelItal 7.1 TI 9.05 –.43 –51 177 ..o16 21 22 D C 3.2 TlCmSys TSYS 2.30 +.03 –16 163 8o

80 55 71 B B–91.5 Teledyne TDY 87.51 +.49 0 115 20o

86 79 76 B A 93.7 Teleflex 1.5 TFX 92.97 +.68 –49 130 19ê11 21 9 C C 27.7 Telefoni 11 VIV 19.80 +.14 +47 2.4m 11o

46 17 72 C B 18.1 Telefon 2.2 TEF 16.60 +.37 –16 1.2m 15o

33 63 17 C C 50.6 Telekom 3.0 TLK 39.81 –.06 +153 745 13k

55 28 69 D B+ 8.4 TeleNav r TNAV 7.07 ... +30 151 16o

41 43 63 E D–31.5 TeleDat 1.7 r TDS 29.36 +.09 –2 621 30o

79 63 77 C C+ 27.1 TeleTech r TTEC 25.85 +.48 –29 67 17o

33 51 19 .. B 3.1 TelikInc TELK 1.31 –.15 +183 181 ..õ27 20 53 E B–2.7 Tellabs 3.3 TLAB 2.44 –.01 –54 2.7m ..o71 78 53 B C+ 37.5 Telus 3.7 TU 35.25 +.61 –6 250 16o

.. .. 19 .. B–9.8 TempltG 5.1 GIM 8.29 –.01 +76 592 ..k

.. .. 30 .. B 30.0 TmpDragn 2.1 TDF 26.70 –.15 –74 17 ..ê

.. .. 42 .. B–21.0 TmpltnEm 1.4 EMF 19.89 –.03 –69 26 ..k

.. .. 46 .. C– 16.0 Templtn 1.0 TRF 15.29 +.10 –55 6 ..ê77 61 75 A B 51.0 TempurSealy TPX 44.88 –.08 –4 1.7m 19o

38 23 52 C D–49.9 Tenaris 1.9 TS 46.01 +.39 –5 927 18o

61 97 57 C D+49.5 TenetHl .0 THC 42.33 +.62 +20 2.3m 21o

37 54 4 B B–0.8 Tengasco TGC .41 ... –69 23 6k

88 84 81 C D–69.1 Tennant 1.2 TNC 60.33 +2.28 –48 42 27o

75 84 86 .. C 55.2 Tenneco r TEN 53.42 +1.45 –7 511 15o

19 68 4 A D–69.7 Teradata r TDC 43.50 +.09 –27 2.0m 16o

29 20 45 C B–18.7 Teradyne TER 17.26 +.32 –51 1.2m 16o

31 26 71 D B–37.1 Terex TEX 34.79 +.77 –24 1.8m 25o

51 19 76 E A–NH Ternium 2.3 TX 27.82 –.07 +75 339 71o

10 39 11 B E 256 TerraNi 4.1 TNH 197.9 –1.00 +79 26 11ê

21 30 33 D C 20.3 Terreno 3.0 TRNO 17.30 –.20 +10 55 ..ê56 76 36 C B 24.4 Territrl 2.3 r TBNK 22.96 +.51 –61 15 15ê40 3 90 .. C– 52.0 Tesaro TSRO 33.03 –.51 +32 347 ..o85 66 92 C B–18.5 Tesco TESO 18.39 +.44 +10 219 16o

82 78 99 D D 194 Tesla TSLA 138.0 –1.82 +104 22m ..o

22 4 37 B B–65.8 Tesoro 2.0 TSO 50.09 +1.80 +5 3.8m 12o

34 26 48 A D+71.9 TesoroL 4.1 TLLP 53.60 –.45 –31 76 28ò68 63 90 D D–39.8 Tessco 2.0 TESS 35.17 +.12 +67 42 17ê18 20 44 E C 22.6 Tessera 2.2 TSRA 18.12 +.02 +33 584 ..o27 54 44 D D+31.5 TetraTech r TTEK 26.45 +.31 –3 329 33ó62 47 90 C E 13.4 TetraTech TTI 12.56 +.27 +13 619 17o

56 20 87 D C+ 13.6 Tetraphase TTPH 10.12 +.08 +119 274 ..k.. .. 8 .. E 48.5 TeucrCorn CORN 32.21 +.55 +192 151 ..o

.. .. 18 .. E 13.4 TeucrmNtGs NAGS 10.42 –.23 +4 7 ..ê

.. .. 34 .. E 26.0 TeucrmSoyb SOYB 23.16 +.52 –59 3 ..o

.. .. 25 .. C+ 18.0 TeucrmSgFd CANE 15.00 –.03 –95 0.1 ..ê

.. .. 10 .. D–25.1 TeucrmWht WEAT 16.18 –.06 +42 15 ..o41 61 20 B D–42.8 TevaPha 2.9 TEVA 37.27 +.26 –13 4.9m 7o

84 59 71 A B–55.5 TexasCap TCBI 52.98 +1.53 +72 554 18o

14 14 37 D D–75.3 TexasIndust TXI 57.86 +1.68 –21 176 ..o54 52 69 C B–42.4 TexsInst 2.9 r TXN 41.98 +.33 –12 5.6m 26o

94 97 86 A C+ 93.8 TexPacL .3 TPL 90.75 –1.41 +5 13 33ê

89 66 86 B B 29.1 TxRoadh 1.7 TXRH 28.01 +.62 –14 591 25o

48 52 43 B B–44.0 Textain 5.1 TGH 36.99 +.97 +68 320 11o

54 20 57 C B 31.3 Textron .3 TXT 30.28 +.90 +55 3.5m 17o

45 4 88 .. B 47.3 Textura TXTR 33.18 –1.66 –19 180 ..k

71 83 51 B C 33.7 TFFncl 1.5 THRD 27.51 +.21 –96 0.1 11ê12 17 3 E E 7.8 TGTheraptcs TGTX 4.14 +.01 +95 475 ..ò.. .. 24 .. D+26.3 ThaiFu .0 TTF 20.37 –.34 –68 29 ..ê1 6 8 E E 4.5 Th9Ltd r NCTY 2.61 +.02 –82 16 ..ò

67 17 97 .. A 5.3 TherptcsMD TXMD 4.13 +.40 –54 232 ..ê37 14 74 E C 43.0 Theravance THRX 34.62 +.88 –28 711 ..o83 79 78 B B+ 98.5 ThermoF .6 TMO 98.17 +2.01 –12 1.4m 18o

4 3 8 E D–1.6 Thrmgnss KOOL .84 ... –50 24 ..k85 69 84 B B+ NH ThermonGrp THR 26.64 +.43 +66 242 28ê58 16 78 E B 2.6 TheStre .0 TST 2.35 +.01 +42 95 ..ê68 78 73 .. B+ 16.1 ThirdPtReinsr TPRE 15.58 –.21 –27 259 8k

.. .. 36 .. B+ 47.1 ThmRtJf 1.9 CRBQ 43.20 –.02 –21 2 ..ê35 13 73 E B+ 7.2 ThomasPr 1.2 TPGI 6.55 –.11 –77 35 ..k20 78 18 E C+ 4.6 ThomCrkgn TC 3.15 –.03 –46 747 78ó64 48 71 C A–38.4 ThomReu 3.4 TRI 38.28 +.29 –8 875 19o

88 94 69 A D–59.9 ThorInd 1.8 THO 52.40 +.91 +57 688 18ò88 84 62 A B 43.6 Thoratec r THOR 40.95 +.16 +28 766 22o

99 93 95 A A 71.3 ThreeDS .0 DDD.70.40 +2.54 +11 4.2m 75o

16 10 15 D E 6.1 ThrshdPh THLD 4.25 +.11 +32 527 99o

46 20 99 E B+ 2.0 TianliAgtch OINK 1.81 +.11 –65 51 ..k59 44 88 D D+1.4 TianyinP TPI .93 +.03 –60 54 4k

59 63 40 A C 27.2 TibcoSft r TIBX 23.92 –.03 –45 1.6m 22o

67 54 67 B C+ 63.2 Tidewat 1.7 r TDW 60.21 +.37 +28 448 17o

68 76 57 B D 83.3 Tiffany 1.7 TIF 79.65 +1.41 –33 575 23ò55 50 84 .. C 2.0 TigerMedia IDI 1.59 +.12 –51 82 ..ê22 3 30 E B+ 2.4 TigerLogic TIGR 1.95 +.03 –43 7 ..õ22 37 41 E D–30.9 TileShop TTS 21.10 –.69 +209 1.5m ..o51 54 43 A B–17.4 Tillys TLYS 15.41 +.31 –20 36 18k

86 81 58 A B 61.5 TimHort 1.7 r THI 59.66 –.35 +32 271 21o

30 8 55 D C+ 9.3 Timberl 1.4 TSBK 8.68 +.40 +51 6 14ê

9 47 4 .. B 0.4 Timberln TLR .17 –.02 –69 93 ..ê84 87 74 B B 128 TimeWar 2.1 r TWC 121.1 +2.84 –10 1.7m 19o

88 94 74 B C– 70.8 TimeWar 1.7 TWX 67.65 +2.27 +58 6.8m 17o

23 36 34 C D+64.4 Timken 1.7 TKR 53.10 +.83 –33 718 17o

1 3 2 B D+3.5 TimminsGold TGD 1.26 –.09 +146 401 5ê

29 1 45 D C+ 10.0 TiptreeFi 1.0 TIPT 7.85 +.15 –97 0.1 ..k12 30 5 B E 27.1 Titan .1 TWI 14.75 +.16 –34 676 17o

24 48 13 C B 32.0 TitanMach TITN 18.46 +.16 –27 286 11ò71 62 73 D B 14.3 Tivo r TIVO 13.51 +.09 –23 2.2m 6ò.. .. 17 .. C+ 18.2 Templtn 7.0 TEI 14.24 –.23 +8 156 ..k

66 37 98 E A–3.2 Tofutti TOF 3.18 +.08 –97 0.3 ..k19 26 24 C C 39.3 TollBros TOL 31.94 –.74 +207 11m 63ò66 53 67 A C– 52.0 Tompkins 3.2 TMP 49.24 +1.49 +253 107 15ê45 33 52 .. C 4.4 TonixPharm TNXP 4.15 +.04 –48 15 ..k32 73 45 D D–35.3 Tootsie 1.0 TR 31.49 +.63 –10 56 33ê70 15 88 C A+NH TopImage TISA 4.34 +.06 +123 121 99ê22 1 77 E B–2.9 TOPShprs TOPS 1.70 –.05 –60 4 ..k3 7 10 D E 14.0 TorMinrls TORM 10.15 –.28 +127 5 92ê

76 75 73 B D–75.8 Torchma .9 TMK 73.90 +.85 +46 589 13o

19 3 18 D C+ 21.9 Tornier TRNX 16.41 +.35 +44 409 ..o76 74 80 B B–59.5 Toro 1.0 TTC 58.18 +.93 +1 168 22ò61 54 57 B B 92.7 Toronto 3.5 TD 92.19 +.62 +62 594 12ò.. .. 35 .. C+ 36.1 TortEnC 5.3 TYY 32.21 +.04 +15 49 ..k.. .. 43 .. B–25.9 Tortoise 6.9 NDP 25.21 +.22 –8 48 ..ê.. .. 46 .. C+ 50.6 TortEnI 4.9 TYG 46.91 –.11 –55 21 ..k.. .. 27 .. D 30.2 Tortoise 6.2 NTG 26.87 –.13 –2 85 ..k.. .. 23 .. D 36.3 TortNAEn 5.9 TYN 27.00 –.35 –56 8 ..k

13 2 39 .. D 31.4 Tortoise 5.8 TTP 28.29 –.06 –33 13 ..k.. .. 21 .. D+29.4 TortPE 6.1 TPZ 24.41 –.12 +60 28 ..k

38 33 64 B B 62.5 TotalSA 4.5 TOT 58.87 –.13 +14 1.5m 8ò89 58 75 A B–30.8 TotalSys 1.3 TSS 30.18 +.41 –12 1.0m 22o

94 97 97 C A+25.1 TowerFn 1.3 r TOFC 24.59 +.70 –83 4 15ê3 37 1 E D–22.3 TowerG 16 r TWGP 3.93 –.03 –60 1.4m ..ò

83 72 95 C B 23.9 Tower TOWR 20.39 +.43 –30 165 10ê3 6 6 B C+ 9.1 TowerSemi TSEM 4.65 +.03 –53 17 2ê

91 88 93 B C 1187TowrsWa .4 TW 109.5 +2.43 –17 638 18o

11 14 12 E D+3.9 Towerstmn TWER 2.31 +.07 +50 377 ..ó28 23 68 .. B+ 13.8 TownSpo .0 CLUB 12.83 +.05 +2 81 25o

62 72 31 A C+ 17.3 Townbk 2.7 TOWN 14.63 +.23 –42 25 12ê76 97 69 E D+134 Toyota 1.4 TM 127.4 +1.45 +31 444 13o

90 97 84 A C+ 74.9 Tractor .7 TSCO 71.37 +1.33 –5 883 32o

7 31 7 .. D 10.0 TradeSt 5.6 TSRE 6.79 ... –73 8 ..ê12 5 59 E C– 5.6 TransW .0 TWMC 4.39 +.05 –51 19 15k

95 96 96 B A+15.2 Transact 1.9 r TACT 14.49 –.29 –47 18 21ê16 40 17 C C 17.0 Transal 8.2 TAC 13.38 –.13 +95 182 26ê.. .. 22 .. B–26.1 Transam 5.4 TAI 20.57 –.17 +3 16 ..ê

40 77 25 B C+ 49.7 Transca 3.9 TRP 45.09 –.62 –15 330 21o

81 87 72 C B–9.1 Transcat TRNS 7.81 +.13 +57 16 14ê31 24 33 E A+6.8 Transcept TSPT 3.55 –.01 –29 128 ..o39 18 92 E B–10.2 TrnscontRlty TCI 8.77 –.06 –25 0.9 ..k90 75 62 A B–150 TransDi .0 TDG 147.3 +1.15 –29 332 21ò49 52 53 B B 12.2 TransGlb TGA 9.04 +.26 +3 132 11ó73 27 96 D B 5.3 TransThgn TTHI 4.68 –.01 –60 16 99õ18 22 38 B C+ 50.8 Transmo 6.4 TLP 40.79 –.29 –37 18 22o

39 35 47 B B 59.5 Transoc 4.2 RIG 53.45 +1.00 +19 7.0m 12o

32 53 85 .. D–2.9 TransGa 12 TGS 2.31 +.05 –70 67 7k

35 8 87 D B 12.5 TravelCt TA 9.77 –.04 –28 190 16o

51 67 55 C C+ 89.0 Travele 2.3 r TRV 87.80 +.58 –9 1.7m 11o

16 2 9 B D–34.0 Travlzoo .0 TZOO 20.58 +.09 +31 93 99o

24 26 55 B D–9.4 TRC TRR 7.27 +.13 –65 9 6ê38 55 51 C D 31.9 Tredegar 1.1 TG 25.05 +.11 +15 84 21o

83 35 96 D B+ 32.9 Tree.com .0 TREE 31.58 +.09 +72 119 99ê57 81 64 C C 75.9 TreeHseFds THS 71.12 +1.14 –12 167 23o

19 54 2 .. C+ 11.1 TremorVide TRMR 4.72 –4.54+999 3.5m ..ê

88 65 94 B B+ 73.0 Trex r TREX 68.51 +.03 +10 249 28o

35 51 29 C A 21.3 TRIPointeHm TPH 16.50 –.13 +35 350 68ò.. .. 51 .. C– 19.3 TriContin 3.3 TY 19.25 +.18 +33 51 ..ê1 20 7 E E 3.8 Tri–Tech TRIT 1.56 –.04 –24 81 ..k

58 72 38 A C– 30.7 Triangl 7.5 TCAP 28.62 –.54 +162 323 12o

88 78 94 D D–11.7 TriaglPtrl TPLM 9.90 +.25 –20 1.4m 99o

89 79 89 C B+ NH TricoBa 1.7 TCBK 26.25 +.77 –22 40 15ê83 93 76 A C+ 42.1 Trimas TRS 38.12 +.15 +17 396 18o

72 83 66 A B–33.8 Trimble .0 TRMB 31.84 +.56 –25 1.4m 22o

.. .. 67 .. B–46.2 TrimtabsF .5 TTFS 45.64 +.57 –28 21 ..ê65 18 99 E B–17.8 TrinaSol TSL 15.73 +.73 –33 3.8m ..ò94 69 91 B A 25.3 Trinity .8 TRIB 25.10 +.13 +21 103 32o

95 85 88 B B+ 54.4 Trinity 1.1 TRN 52.48 +1.14 –8 947 12o

63 66 92 E C 3.9 TrioTech TRT 3.32 +.04 –92 0.5 ..k96 87 94 A B 89.5 TripAdvisor r TRIP 84.48 +.60 –16 1.9m 48o

14 26 33 D B–23.7 TripleSMgmt r GTS 18.51 –.04 +53 145 10o

59 58 81 E B 9.0 TriQuint r TQNT 7.41 +.07 –10 2.6m ..o35 63 22 C C 14.5 TriStateCap TSC 12.18 +.17 –49 33 32ê47 58 28 B D–85.5 Triumph .2 TGI 70.95 +.05 –38 419 12o

8 12 38 E D 1.1 TrnsatlPt TAT .84 –.04 +220 1.2m ..ê38 20 54 C C+ 27.0 Tronox 4.3 TROX 23.01 +.37 –41 405 ..o8 11 14 .. D+10.3 Trovagene TROV 5.85 +.39 –58 79 ..ò

91 85 71 C B–27.8 TrueBlue TBI 23.89 +.55 –11 210 25o

9 14 8 D E 6.0 Truet–HrstA THST 4.60 –.08 –41 8 ..ê

78 78 85 D E 52.7 Trulia TRLA.35.96 +2.03 +30 1.4m 78o

66 53 54 B B+ 1.6 TrnkbwIntl TBOW 1.14 +.04 –78 26 7k

64 55 74 C B–6.9 Trustco 3.8 TRST 6.80 +.18 –37 207 16o

70 59 61 B B–28.0 Trstmark 3.3 TRMK 27.86 +1.05 +20 361 15o

63 60 79 E B–5.8 TsakosE 3.7 TNP 5.41 +.08 –31 152 ..ò31 15 40 C B–10.9 TTMTech TTMI 9.05 +.10 –12 244 15o

60 11 91 B C+ 3.1 Tucows r TCX 2.53 +.03 –48 66 42k

22 2 93 E D–15.7 TuesMrn TUES 12.97 +.45 –16 412 ..o28 71 35 E E 7.0 TufcoTech TFCO 5.13 +.03 –58 1 10ê66 58 34 A B–26.2 TumiHldgs TUMI.22.45 +.74 +136 1.5m 29o

69 80 57 A C+ 95.0 Tupperw 2.9 r TUP 86.51 +.19 +16 485 16o

33 29 26 B B 17.8 Turkcell TKC 14.86 –.32 –3 274 11o

.. .. 22 .. D 19.9 TurkshIn 1.4 TKF 15.64 –.04 +33 39 ..ê10 48 4 E C– 9.6 TurquoiseHill TRQ 4.71 –.16 +124 5.6m ..ò51 52 84 D C+ 24.4 TutorPerini TPC 21.81 +.43 –23 176 12o

32 51 42 C D 31.9 TWTelcom TWTC 28.90 –.36 +49 1.5m 68o

70 28 95 B B 20.9 VianetA r VNET 18.36 +.55 –57 220 48ò49 55 73 E B–27.7 TwinDsc 1.4 TWIN 26.36 +.46 –20 16 53o

.. .. .. .. .. 0.0 TWTR TWTR 41.65 ... 0 28m ..ê17 34 15 B C+ 13.0 TwoHarb 11 r TWO 9.38 –.26 +16 5.5m 9o

62 81 58 C D+7.7 TwoRivr 1.1 r TRCB 7.28 –.02 –73 0.6 12ê45 54 59 D B–36.9 TycoIn 1.8 TYC 36.40 +.53 +23 3.0m 22ò98 85 94 A B+ 104 TylerTech TYL 95.26 +2.94 +14 185 68o

61 94 65 C D–32.4 TysonFds .7 TSN 28.00 +.44 –38 2.7m 12ò

— U —18 8 18 C C+ 9.0 UBICInc UBIC 6.87 –.30 –44 2 38k

30 73 37 E D–21.6 UBS .9 UBS 18.28 +.22 +73 4.1m 99o

.. .. 41 .. E 28.8 UBSAgT 7.2 BDCS 26.04 +.27 +44 24 ..ê31 41 32 C B 15.3 UCPClA UCP 13.73 –.28 –68 33 23k

48 84 51 C C– 43.2 UGI 2.7 UGI 41.12 +.23 –14 494 16ó90 81 78 B A–NH UMBFcl 1.4 r UMBF 62.53 +2.00 –58 134 21o

16 22 20 C C+ 11.6 UMHPrpt 7.2 UMH 9.98 +.04 +13 75 99ê40 79 41 C C+ 51.9 UNSEne 3.6 UNS 48.19 –.05 +16 188 18o

63 62 67 C C– 26.5 USACom 7.5 USAC 24.69 +.20 –53 20 60o

50 20 70 C B–15.8 USMbty 3.3 USMO 15.35 +.28 –17 55 15ê21 32 21 C D–2.8 USATechn USAT 1.85 +.04 –71 50 99õ80 53 99 E A 14.3 USA Truck USAK 12.84 ... +152 359 ..ê91 80 91 B B+ 23.9 USAirways LCC 23.21 +1.13 +51 8.4m 7o

24 21 75 E B 2.3 USAntimny UAMY 1.55 –.01 –55 25 ..k42 19 97 E A+3.2 USAutoP PRTS 2.43 –.01 –43 137 ..ê.. .. 29 .. D–60.6 USComdIdx USCI 55.21 +.35 –84 12 ..ê

54 26 96 D B 22.7 USConcrete USCR 22.19 +.73 –45 30 17ê

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INVESTOR'S BUSINESS DAILY EXPANDED DATA TABLES MONDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 2013 D13

.. .. 21 .. D 36.3 USDieslHtOil UHN 30.90 +.36 –60 1 ..ê2 23 1 E D–29.1 USEC .0 USU 5.28 +.08 –41 301 ..ê

85 81 84 A C– 39.8 USEcolo 2.1 ECOL 34.82 +1.08 –15 61 21o

73 25 96 E A 3.5 US Energy USEG 3.42 +.17 +59 272 ..ó37 25 60 D C 0.6 USGeothn HTM .46 +.00 +56 390 99k

3 9 6 E C+ 5.6 USGlbl 2.3 GROW 2.64 –.02 –35 15 ..o54 80 55 C B–61.5 USLimeMin USLM 56.39 –.27 +48 23 19ê37 2 95 C C– 44.0 USMDHldgs USMD 26.70 +.05 –15 3 99k

98 87 95 A A–37.17USSilica 1.6 SLCA 32.22 –.52 +535 9.4m 20o

97 63 99 A C NH Ubiqiti .0 UBNT 41.25 +4.07 +311 3.3m 33o

16 43 28 E C– 27.0 UDRINC 4.0 UDR 23.74 –.23 –32 1.0m ..o82 80 87 B B+ 26.2 UFP Tech UFPT 25.78 +.33 –6 19 16ê20 45 34 C D+42.1 UILHldg 4.5 UIL 38.39 +.23 –22 302 19ê95 98 84 A C+ 1317UltaBe .0 r ULTA.127.9 +1.05 –35 507 43ò98 98 89 A C+ 162 UltimtSftwr ULTI.155.4 +1.99 +20 180 99o

68 39 95 D A 10.2 UltraClean UCTT 9.66 +.21 +32 172 38o

32 26 22 B D–24.2 UltraPetro UPL 19.44 +.40 –14 2.7m 11o

6 15 46 E E 4.7 Ultralife ULBI 3.78 +.03 +27 28 63ê35 79 40 C D+27.9 Ultrapar 2.5 UGP 24.65 –.31 –33 196 24o

79 70 93 D C+ 4.0 Ultrpetrl ULTR 3.68 +.15 –27 82 ..k13 47 6 C D–43.0 Ultratech UTEK 24.32 –.28 0 409 34o

87 87 79 C B+ 17.5 Umpqua 3.5 UMPQ 17.32 +.74 –35 1.1m 18o

92 98 86 A D+86.07UnderArm .0 UA 78.94 +2.59 –7 1.3m 57o

9 3 36 D B 41.4 UniPixel UNXL 13.85 –3.33 +264 4.0m ..o23 38 35 E B+ 14.1 UnicoAm 9 UNAM 12.36 +.02 –17 2 41k

74 79 90 D B–25.5 Unifi r UFI 24.69 +.35 +8 68 21o

88 90 64 C C 105 Unifirst .1 UNF 101.6 +1.22 –39 28 17ê13 53 30 .. D–43.0 Unilever 3.1 UN 38.50 +.12 +17 2.4m 18ò12 53 32 .. E 43.9 Unilever 3.5 UL 39.65 –.03 +1 1.5m 19ò8 34 25 E D–4.3 Unilife UNIS 2.62 +.04 –27 845 ..ó

66 71 42 A C+ 22.5 UnionBa 4.8 UNB 21.60 –.35 –11 2 12ê76 74 85 C C– 26.3 UnionFr 2.2 r UBSH 24.91 +.92 –36 77 16ê63 87 49 A D 165 UnionPa 2.0 UNP 155.0 +.90 +11 2.5m 17o

42 18 77 .. B–28.3 Unisys r UIS 26.17 +1.10 –7 444 8o

53 25 59 C B–52.2 Unit UNT 50.78 +1.28 –10 244 13o

22 11 60 E C– 10.4 UntdSecur USBI 8.38 +.01 –93 0.2 12ê.. .. 36 .. B–41.1 USShtOil DNO 35.61 –.03 –36 19 ..o

48 53 40 C B 7.7 UnitedB 4.0 UBCP 7.00 –.00 –19 4 14ê55 48 64 D C+ 13.8 UnitdBc 1.5 UBOH 13.40 +.13 –82 1 9ê71 62 67 C B NH UntdBnk 4.0 UBSI 30.79 +1.21 +49 234 17o

9 11 28 E C– 5.0 UnitdCmty UCFC 3.79 +.11 –59 40 ..k83 76 88 D B+ 16.2 UntdCmty UCBI 15.90 +.23 +329 1.5m 3o

75 62 77 C A–36.8 UntdContntl UAL 35.36 +1.37 +45 7.1m 27o

41 39 46 C D 17.0 UnitedF 2.7 r UBNK 16.25 +.27 +66 54 50ê41 37 65 C C+ 34.2 UnitedF 2.4 UFCS 29.92 +.82 –28 42 18o

64 86 47 A E 28.6 UtdGua 3.8 UG 24.50 +.22 +33 2 20ê92 49 94 A A+10.5 UnitedI 1.2 UIHC 10.05 +.04 –33 28 11ê35 41 38 C B–2.4 UntdMic 2.0 UMC 2.01 –.02 –51 566 11ê77 88 79 C D 75.9 UnitdNatFds UNFI 70.35 +1.92 –19 271 31ò75 26 98 C A–NH UtdOnln 3.3 UNTD 17.92 +1.42 –25 903 4o

83 64 73 B A 100 UPS 2.5 UPS 99.6 +1.03 +30 3.9m 21o

91 98 78 A C+ 66.8 UntdRental r URI.63.49 +1.38 –19 1.5m 13o

47 32 79 C D 5.7 USecBc .0 UBFO 4.65 –.27 +537 34 11ê.. .. 38 .. C+ 45.0 US12Mon USL 41.50 +.06 –44 11 ..o.. .. 36 .. D 45.1 USBrent .0 BNO 41.35 +.49 +28 49 ..o.. .. 19 .. D–65.9 USGasFdn UGA 54.72 +1.02 +4 26 ..o.. .. 28 .. E 39.5 USOilFnd USO 34.01 +.04 –41 3.7m ..o

82 85 76 C B 46.9 UntdSta 1.3 r USTR 43.76 +.01 –1 229 13o

66 71 67 A C 112 UnitedT 2.2 r UTX 108.6 +1.28 –3 2.9m 18o

99 75 92 B A–NH UnitdThrp r UTHR.90.46 +2.83 +9 564 16o

57 74 59 B D–75.9 Unitedh 1.6 r UNH 70.50 +.74 –32 3.7m 13o

14 15 2 D D–4.2 UnitekGlb UNTK 1.19 +.03 –88 7 ..õ43 67 45 D B+ 32.1 Unitil 4.6 UTL 29.90 –.02 +8 47 20ê73 98 55 D B–8.1 UnityBa .5 UNTY 7.69 +.09 –34 2 16ê16 20 28 D B–9.3 UnvrslA .0 UAM 7.29 –.19 –25 155 28ê3 14 17 D D–63.6 Univers 4.0 r UVV 50.48 +.42 +14 212 16o

66 74 80 B E 38.1 UnivDisply r OLED 36.61 +7.46 +515 3.8m 77o

91 85 95 C B+ 40.6 UnivElec UEIC 37.15 –.41 +170 221 20ê90 94 88 D A–54.4 UnivFor .8 UFPI 53.74 +1.35 +64 199 32o

87 90 85 B B+ 81.7 Univrsl .3 UHS 80.00 +2.69 +68 1.0m 17o

84 82 88 A C 8.6 UnivInsu 4.0 r UVE 7.97 +.03 –20 213 6o

1 15 3 E E 2.3 UnivPower UPG 1.17 +.02 +87 63 58õ47 65 32 D B+ 5.9 UnivSecurty UUU 4.85 +.10 –80 2 60k

52 28 66 E B+ NH UnivTech 2.9 UTI 13.67 +.58 –21 40 62ò71 58 83 B C 30.0 UnivTru 1.0 UACL 26.91 +.17 –61 9 16ê20 58 14 B C+ 59.1 Univrsl 5.8 UHT 42.96 –.22 –28 24 40o

62 46 62 B B 21.0 UivstPA 3.9 r UVSP 20.28 +.70 –11 47 15ê.. .. 23 .. E 20.9 USNatGas UNL 16.24 +.20 –73 4 ..o

71 62 82 C B–NH Unum 1.7 UNM 33.16 +1.21 +129 3.4m 10o

25 20 46 E C 38.4 UnivStnlss USAP 32.78 +.75 –21 16 ..ê9 29 7 D E 2.5 UnwiredPlnt UPIP 1.44 +.08 –23 250 ..ê

70 40 98 E B 2.2 UQMTech UQM 1.81 –.06 –39 169 ..o24 3 70 .. B 1.4 UrEnergy URG 1.16 +.05 –42 197 ..k6 47 3 .. E 1.6 Uranerz URZ .89 ... –55 143 ..ò2 30 8 E E 2.7 UraniumEn UEC 1.77 +.08 –18 517 ..o8 41 6 .. C– 6.0 Uranium .0 URRE 2.42 +.04 –73 57 ..o

62 84 28 A B 45.0 UrbnOutfit r URBN.39.48 +1.01 –28 1.6m 22ò23 2 54 E C+ 3.9 Uroplasty UPI 3.08 –.03 –57 19 ..o47 57 71 C D–55.8 URS 1.6 URS 51.10 +.35 –15 673 12o

10 19 16 B B 23.4 UrstadBd 5.3 UBA 18.94 –.13 +43 72 78ê3 14 10 B D–20.5 UrstadtBi 5.6 UBP 16.09 –.10 –68 1 73ê

68 71 55 B B 38.3 USBanco 2.4 USB 38.08 +.61 +35 10m 12o

61 46 82 E B–49.0 USCell .0 USM 45.75 +.18 –35 69 39o

.. .. 36 .. D–26.5 USEqHiV 5.9 HVPW 25.61 +.09 –76 5 ..ê

.. .. 23 .. E 24.1 USNGFdn .0 UNG 17.67 +.22 –33 2.8m ..o56 61 51 B B–35.0 USPhysT 1.4 USPH 29.50 –.54 +12 37 20o

55 9 88 E A–27.7 USSteel .7 X 27.59 +1.22 +3 7.9m ..x86 88 82 A D–92.0 USANA USNA 70.89 +3.30 +64 150 13ê53 78 39 E C+ 31.0 USG USG 27.22 +.06 –2 1.6m ..o75 60 75 B C+ 64.8 UtahMPr 1.8 UTMD 55.09 +.47 –70 1 20ê5 10 35 E C+ 17.6 UTiWrld .4 UTIW 15.33 +.28 –52 330 99k

5 4 8 .. D–3.5 Utstarc .0 UTSI 2.34 +.01 +86 125 ..ò

— V —90 86 79 B A–225 VFCorp 1.9 VFC 218.7 +1.69 +15 680 20o

50 48 70 B B 17.5 VOCEner 12 VOC 16.46 +.19 –8 75 9ò7 39 9 D D–9.5 VaalcoEn r EGY 5.93 +.83 +108 1.0m ..o

26 26 66 D C– 73.1 VailRes 1.2 MTN 70.78 +.99 –37 83 75ò48 66 40 C C– 31.7 Valassis 4.4 VCI 27.92 +1.26 –38 271 9o

24 38 21 B B 21.9 Vale .8 VALE 15.98 –.20 +25 22m 18o

99 96 89 A C– 115 ValeantPhar r VRX.105.4 +2.40 –28 858 19o

38 44 62 C B 44.7 ValeroE 2.2 VLO 40.32 +1.04 +23 9.2m 8o

32 20 47 C B–21.1 Valhi 1.2 VHI 17.06 +.06 –13 25 ..ò41 18 67 C B NH Validus 3.0 r VR 40.19 +.43 +19 765 12o

26 27 40 C C– 10.7 ValleyN 6.5 VLY 10.03 +.28 +4 1.3m 15o

72 88 34 A B+ 164 Valmont .7 VMI 142.1 +1.09 –3 306 13o

63 85 43 B B+ 74.3 Valspar 1.3 r VAL 69.15 +.79 +2 597 20ò30 28 32 B B 10.0 Value 6.5 VALU 9.18 –.11 –45 3 14ê66 79 40 A B–32.3 Valuclick r VCLK 21.86 +1.33 +140 3.6m 14o

69 62 91 E B+ 6.4 ValVision VVTV 5.30 +.14 –46 178 ..ò33 38 70 E E 13.5 VandaPhar VNDA 6.24 +.40 +138 1.9m ..o.. .. 50 .. C+ 51.1 VangAllW 3.0 VEU 49.59 +.21 +83 2.0m ..o.. .. 54 .. B 58.3 VangTotW 2.4 VT 57.44 +.50 +19 359 ..o.. .. 71 .. B 104 VangCns 1.1 VCR 102.7 +1.53 –12 92 ..ò.. .. 56 .. C 111 VangCns 2.3 VDC 110.5 +.62 +25 80 ..ò.. .. 58 .. C– 73.6 VangDvAp 2.0 VIG 73.23 +.70 –20 696 ..o.. .. 29 .. C+ 80.2 VangrdE 3.8 VWOB 76.50 –.55 +48 15 ..ê.. .. 66 .. C+ 80.6 VangrdE 1.2 VXF 78.96 +1.22 –12 221 ..o.. .. 58 .. E 126 VangEngy 1.6 VDE 125.4 +1.98 +24 107 ..ò.. .. 10 .. C+ 124 VangExD 3.8 EDV 91.30 –3.55 +660 266 ..k.. .. 58 .. C 43.1 VangFinl 1.9 VFH 42.67 +.78 +15 196 ..ò.. .. 56 .. D 41.6 VGFtseDv 3.0 VEA 40.42 +.24 +39 4.9m ..o.. .. 28 .. D–45.5 VGFtse 3.3 VWO 40.57 –.14 +145 47m ..o.. .. 58 .. D+57.5 VGFtseEur 3.2 VGK 56.18 +.30 +38 6.1m ..o.. .. 52 .. C 63.1 VGFtsePa 2.8 VPL 61.04 +.43 –32 313 ..ê.. .. 38 .. B 62.1 VGGlbR 4.5 VNQI 56.71 +.25 –64 78 99ò.. .. 60 .. B 89.2 VangGrw 1.3 VUG 87.98 +1.00 –38 401 ..o.. .. 68 .. B–98.0 VangHlCr 1.2 VHT 97.41 +1.68 +225 463 ..ò.. .. 58 .. D–61.2 VanHiDY 2.8 VYM 61.06 +.69 –21 400 ..o.. .. 72 .. B+ 95.2 VangIndl 1.6 VIS 94.75 +1.35 –22 96 ..ò.. .. 62 .. D+85.0 VangInfT 1.0 VGT 84.46 +.96 –53 152 ..ò.. .. 26 .. D–90.7 VangInt 3.0 BIV 83.35 –.65 –31 170 ..ê.. .. 18 .. B 98.0 VangLTB 4.6 BLV 81.83 –1.42 +27 115 ..ê

.. .. 60 .. D+81.6 VangLgCp 1.8 VV 81.33 +1.08 +87 277 ..o

.. .. 19 .. B–94.4 VanLTCpB 4.9 VCLT 81.37 –1.47 –55 47 ..ò

.. .. 16 .. B–78.8 VnLTGvB 3.1 VGLT 65.15 –1.43 +727 116 ..k

.. .. 60 .. B–100 VangMatl 1.6 VAW 99.9 +1.82 –21 44 ..ò

.. .. 60 .. B 88.4 VangMCG .5 VOT 86.46 +1.04 +25 97 ..o

.. .. 66 .. B–77.5 VangMCV 1.5 VOE 77.06 +1.04 +54 162 ..o

.. .. 61 .. B–60.7 VGMegCa 2.0 MGC 60.64 +.80 +576 202 ..ò

.. .. 63 .. D–69.3 VangMeg 1.5 MGK 68.52 +.80 –20 62 ..k

.. .. 61 .. B–NH VangMeg 2.3 MGV 53.43 +.74 –19 53 ..k

.. .. 62 .. B+ 107 VangMid 1.1 VO 106.0 +1.41 +26 302 ..o56 44 35 B C+ 29.9 Vanguar 8.9 VNR 28.00 –.24 –2 311 25o

.. .. 26 .. D+78.9 VangREIT 3.9 VNQ 66.62 –.91 +9 3.6m ..o

.. .. 63 .. B+ 82.0 VGRuss1 1.8 VONE 81.78 +1.19 +8 11 ..k

.. .. 63 .. A–84.6 VGRs1Gr 1.5 VONG 84.01 +1.06 –70 7 ..k

.. .. 61 .. B 79.5 VGRuss1 2.0 VONV 79.50 +1.20 –59 7 ..k

.. .. 69 .. C 89.5 VGRuss2 1.2 VTWO 87.70 +1.59 +161 91 ..ò

.. .. 72 .. B 95.5 VGRus2Gr .6 VTWG 93.06 +1.94 –11 7 ..k

.. .. 65 .. C+ 83.9 VGRuss2 1.5 VTWV 82.50 +1.21 –71 1 ..k

.. .. 63 .. C 82.4 VGRuss3 1.6 VTHR 82.10 +.74 –67 1 ..k

.. .. 61 .. B–162 VnGd50 1.9 VOO 162.5 +2.20 +19 1.6m ..o

.. .. 63 .. B+ 84.6 VnGd50 1.5 VOOG 84.06 +.91 –9 9 ..k

.. .. 58 .. C+ 79.4 VnGd50 2.0 VOOV 78.94 +.48 –70 3 ..k

.. .. 61 .. D–89.4 VnGdMc4 .5 IVOG 88.00 +1.15 –61 5 ..k

.. .. 65 .. C– 85.8 VnGdMc 1.3 IVOV 84.99 +1.26 –52 2 ..k

.. .. 63 .. C+ 87.8 VnGdMc .8 IVOO 86.75 +1.19 –42 10 ..k

.. .. 72 .. A–95.2 VnGd60 1.1 VIOO 93.74 +1.34 –34 6 ..k

.. .. 73 .. A 98.5 VnGd600 .8 VIOG 97.02 +1.42 –56 3 ..k

.. .. 72 .. A–93.6 VnGd60 1.0 VIOV 91.68 +1.23 +46 7 ..k

.. .. 33 .. B–81.4 VangSTB 1.2 BSV 80.43 –.13 +15 1.1m ..ê

.. .. 68 .. B+ 119 VangSmC .8 VBK 116.8 +1.95 –4 119 ..o

.. .. 64 .. B–95.0 VangSmC 2.0 VBR 93.85 +1.44 +55 171 ..o

.. .. 66 .. B–107 VangSmCp 1.4 VB 105.6 +1.61 +128 791 ..o

.. .. 34 .. E 50.4 VangStTm .4 VTIP 49.45 –.08 –37 80 ..ê

.. .. 56 .. B–87.6 VangTel 2.9 VOX 85.27 +.59 –52 21 ..ò

.. .. 29 .. D 85.1 VngBdMk 2.5 BND 80.58 –.53 +123 2.4m ..o

.. .. 34 .. B 50.6 VngrdTot 1.5 BNDX 49.90 –.06 –24 80 99ê

.. .. 50 .. B+ 52.8 VGTotlIt 3.1 VXUS 51.25 +.28 +269 805 ..ò

.. .. 62 .. B–92.4 VangrdT 1.9 VTI 91.89 +1.21 +2 2.6m ..o

.. .. 42 .. C– 89.5 VangUtil 3.6 VPU 85.18 –.04 –26 73 ..ò

.. .. 60 .. B+ NH VangValu 2.3 VTV 74.07 +1.01 –35 384 ..o54 51 52 D A–2.1 VantageDrl VTG 1.88 +.01 +18 1.4m ..ê64 69 51 C B 6.0 VantageSouth VSB 5.15 +.05 +227 81 39ê79 61 69 B C– 29.7 VantivA VNTV 27.58 +.65 +34 1.9m 15o

63 68 39 A D+80.7 VarianMed VAR 73.39 +.56 –43 481 18o

13 19 21 C D–9.1 VscoData VDSI 7.40 +.05 –5 86 22o

96 92 82 A B+ 20.07VasclrSltns VASC 19.69 +.03 +79 85 28o

71 63 68 B B+ 29.8 VCAAntech r WOOF 28.11 +.24 +18 1.0m 17o

18 35 46 .. B 16.7 VectorG 9 VGR 16.37 +.22 –8 371 28o

35 45 41 B B–37.9 Vectren 4.1 VVC 34.82 +.64 +58 539 17o

11 20 21 C D–43.2 VeecoInst VECO 30.56 –.48 +55 876 ..o91 77 63 A .. 49.0 VeevaSysA VEEV 40.54 +2.43 –67 504 99o

.. .. 52 .. B+ NH VlctyEm 2.5 ASDR 54.29 –2.71 –96 1 ..ê

.. .. 41 .. C 52.0 Veloshr .0 ERW 51.66 +.40 –97 0.2 1ê

.. .. 43 .. D 26.3 VeloTailR .0 TRSK 26.19 +.01 +43 1 ..ê

.. .. 49 .. B–27.3 VeloVol .0 SPXH 27.25 +.05 –82 0.7 ..ê1 1 1 D E 7.1 Velti VELT .14 +.02 +85 4.6m ..ò

28 53 23 E C+ 3.0 Venaxis .0 APPY 1.70 ... –56 348 ..k24 76 17 C D–84.1 Ventas 4.4 VTR 61.57 –2.06 +22 1.8m 38o

53 48 57 .. B 3.9 VentrusBio VTUS 2.81 +.16 –55 214 ..ò49 70 87 E C 18.8 VeoliaE 4.7 VE 16.60 –.22 0 227 31ò68 69 52 A B 29.4 VeraBradley VRA 25.00 +.71 +9 629 15ò9 3 12 .. .. 14.1 Veracyte VCYT 11.41 +.26 –97 26 ..k

19 4 45 .. E 18.8 Verastem VSTM 10.92 +.54 –36 83 ..k40 42 26 B B–36.1 Verifone PAY 23.44 +.82 –29 1.2m 12o

60 59 54 A B–38.3 VerintSys VRNT 36.03 +.46 –37 251 13ò90 94 68 A B+ 55.0 Verisign VRSN 54.15 +.86 –3 1.1m 23o

72 91 52 A E 69.1 VeriskA r VRSK 62.47 +1.20 +25 931 26o

58 73 45 B B+ 54.3 Verizon 4.2 VZ 50.20 +.03 +4 16m 19o

62 61 52 A C+ NH Vermilion 4.1 VET 56.75 +.76 +19 14 23ò39 23 88 E C 4.1 Vermillion VRML 2.44 +.04 –65 20 ..ò47 6 64 D B+ 5.7 Versar VSR 5.02 +.09 –58 12 12ê5 32 4 .. C 1.7 VersoPap VRS .70 ... –23 19 ..ê

65 87 64 B D–4.2 VertexEnrg VTNR 3.04 +.08 0 21 9ê18 20 35 C E 90.0 VertexPhar VRTX 61.06 +.04 –22 2.2m ..o28 21 73 B E 2.3 VestinRlty VRTA 1.55 +.01 –83 0.7 11k

38 29 68 C B 2.7 VestinRltyII VRTB 1.69 –.07 +63 10 ..k93 85 79 B B–85.5 ViacomA 1.5 VIA 82.28 +1.24 –27 17 18k

70 68 71 E B 26.4 Viad 1.5 r VVI 26.20 +.84 –7 104 23ê86 78 78 D C 73.4 Viasat VSAT 64.92 –.05 +13 152 99ò40 20 40 C B+ 20.1 Viasystems VIAS 15.04 –.24 –70 13 ..ê3 6 1 E D–4.5 Vical VICL 1.14 +.01 –42 811 ..o

50 20 91 E B–9.5 Vicor VICR 9.11 +.13 –70 14 ..o.. .. 30 .. .. 25.8 VidentIntlEq VIDI 24.36 –.12–100 1 99ê

59 55 50 C B+ 22.5 Viewpoi 2.2 VPFG 22.11 +.95 –11 159 24o

34 64 52 E D 2.6 VillageBnk VBFC 1.55 ... –74 0.5 ..k17 27 37 D E 39.7 VillgeM 2.8 VLGEA 36.34 +.43 –2 16 19k

41 12 86 E B+ 2.4 Vimicro VIMC 1.95 +.03 –89 8 ..ê55 23 82 B B–14.7 VimpelC 9 VIP 13.49 +.09 –27 2.4m 10o

9 6 15 E .. 8.0 ViolinMmry VMEM 6.28 +.08 –76 349 ..o94 78 99 D C+ 79.7 VipshpHldgs VIPS.74.88 +4.17 –2 1.1m 99ò3 18 13 E E 2.9 Virco VIRC 2.09 –.03 –95 0.5 ..k

82 79 85 C B–NH VirgnaComm VCBI 16.74 +.71 –27 35 22ê4 16 10 D B+ 37.7 Virnetx VHC 20.72 +1.08 –39 203 ..ò

90 79 91 C C 41.1 Viropharma VPHM 39.38 +1.05 –34 793 65o

4 31 2 E E 8.0 Virtual .0 VSCP 3.53 –.03 +71 15 ..õ.. .. 20 .. D+19.6 VirtusGl 8.5 VGI 17.03 –.08 +74 63 ..ê

89 77 85 A B 248 VirtusInvs VRTS 207.9 +3.78 –64 32 27ê.. .. 35 .. B–4.3 VirtusTota 6.0 DCA 4.02 –.05 –44 37 ..ê

98 92 93 B B 36.77Virtusa VRTU 33.00 +.31 –3 111 27o

94 95 73 A C– 205 Visa .8 r V.198.3 +2.19 –12 2.8m 26o

41 80 32 D D–15.4 VishayInter VSH 12.11 +.12 +8 1.4m 17o

35 17 69 D B+ 17.7 VishayPrec VPG 16.33 +.50 –42 36 27o

37 45 97 E E 18.0 VisionC .0 VISN 5.65 –.17 –74 207 ..k20 36 13 E B–1.3 VisionSci VSCI .90 –.02 –79 5 ..k4 25 1 .. E 3.4 VistaGld VGZ .45 –.01 –76 246 ..o

88 74 85 A B–58.2 VistaPrnt VPRT.54.86 +.78 –54 96 24o

78 87 81 C C– 79.6 Visteon r VC 75.16 –.10 +114 1.0m 14o

14 28 4 E D–9.4 Vitacost VITC 5.66 –.33 +189 305 ..ê74 84 42 B A–65.9 VitaminShop VSI 51.02 –.02 +9 634 22o

23 20 72 .. D–3.1 Vitesse VTSS 2.73 +.03 –71 42 ..ò39 51 49 E B+ 7.7 Vitran VTNC 5.50 +.10 +18 186 ..ê14 4 3 D D–15.6 Vivus VVUS 8.60 +.18 –27 2.1m ..o84 94 27 A B–99 VMware r VMW 79.28 –1.38 +62 3.0m 24o

.. .. 50 .. C– 104 VangAll 3.1 VSS 100.9 +.37 –64 27 99ò

.. .. 27 .. A–89.0 VanIntC 3.2 VCIT 83.35 –.75 +15 292 ..k

.. .. 31 .. B 66.6 VanIntT 1.3 VGIT 63.65 –.35 –37 13 ..k

.. .. 33 .. B–52.8 VnMtgB .7 VMBS 51.40 –.31 +45 101 ..k

.. .. 33 .. B 80.7 VnSTCpB 1.9 VCSH 79.98 –.13 –8 564 ..k

.. .. 36 .. D+62.4 VanShTGv .2 VGSH 60.94 –.01 –45 32 ..k15 7 20 B D+29.5 Vocera VCRA 16.87 +1.87 +215 394 99ò10 10 6 B D+18.2 Vocus VOCS 8.62 +.32 –17 227 25o

69 42 82 C A–37.9 Vodafone 4.2 VOD 36.54 +.08 –26 11m 15ò48 71 20 B .. 15.5 VolarisAviaA VLRS 12.97 –.16 –91 47 30o

12 12 14 D D 28.4 Volcano VOLC 19.63 –.01 –34 560 ..o19 34 14 E B–9.7 Voltari .0 VLTC 4.80 –.05 –38 22 ..k43 37 81 C D 3.9 Vonage r VG 3.47 +.03 –30 855 12o

37 66 45 C B–91.9 Vornado 3.3 VNO 88.08 –.51 –21 623 77o

72 20 97 C .. NH Voxeljet VJET 44.91 +4.81 –55 1.2m ..k93 95 94 D A 16.4 VoxxIntlA VOXX 15.71 +.26 –32 77 12o

18 28 17 E C+ 4.1 Vringo VRNG 2.94 +.09 –28 885 ..o.. .. 3 .. E 155 Vs2VMdE .0 TVIZ 43.99 –2.08 –63 4 ..ê.. .. 1 .. B–152 Vs2VxSh .0 TVIX 10.04 –.84 –23 3.7m ..ê.. .. 3 .. C 48.6 Vs3xGold UGLD 16.03 –.76 –17 150 ..ê.. .. 31 .. B+ 61.1 Vs3xInvCrud DWTI 36.68 –.17 –90 3 ..ê.. .. 87 .. D+99 Vs3xInvGold DGLD 69.99 +2.89 –58 27 ..ê.. .. 20 .. C 25.8 Vs2xInvNtGs DGAZ 15.59 –.68 –63 266 ..ê.. .. 75 .. C+ 92.2 Vs3xInvSilvr DSLV 42.70 +.76 +17 212 ..ê.. .. 13 .. E 44.8 Vs3xLgCrude UWTI 28.00 –.05 –64 3 ..ê.. .. 5 .. E 41.0 Vs2xLgNtGs UGAZ 13.59 +.51 –26 1.1m ..ê.. .. 2 .. C+ 392 Vs3xSil .0 USLV 64.36 –1.14 –29 160 ..ê.. .. 73 .. B 35.5 VSInvrsVxMed ZIV 34.62 +.87 –49 44 ..ê.. .. 89 .. C+ NH VSInvrsVxShrt XIV 30.66 +1.22 –20 10m ..ê

.. .. 8 .. D–43.9 VsVxMedEtn VIIZ 24.61 –.58 –71 5 ..ê

.. .. 3 .. C 203 VsVxShr .0 VIIX 65.75 –2.98 –57 117 ..o65 39 94 C C– 49.9 VSE .8 VSEC 46.47 +.08 –26 8 10x

52 78 59 E B–60.1 VulcanM .1 VMC 56.60 +1.25 +3 669 99o

— W —55 29 60 B D–20.4 WTOffsh 2.2 WTI 17.93 –.05 +97 1.1m 17o

65 78 49 A B+ 20.0 WCICommun WCIC 16.78 +.24 –48 40 5k

87 68 87 A B–74.0 WD40 1.7 WDFC 73.10 +1.19 +54 73 28o

97 89 74 A B+ 95.0 WEX r WEX 92.98 +2.47 +108 367 21o

.. .. 29 .. B+ 8.3 WFAdvGlb 11 EOD 7.54 +.01 –39 129 ..ê

.. .. 19 .. B 10.6 WFAdvInc 8.9 EAD 9.12 –.03 +6 243 ..ê

.. .. 18 .. C 16.9 WFAdvMlt 8.4 ERC 14.23 –.14 –32 113 ..ê

.. .. 38 .. B–12.9 WFAdvUti 7.3 ERH 12.25 –.05 +4 28 ..k93 83 86 A C 22.67WNSHldgs WNS 20.10 –.32 +2 154 16ê4 10 2 E E 5.3 WPCSIntl .0 WPCS 2.10 +.05 –90 5 ..ê

41 50 42 A C 79.3 WPCarey 5.4 WPC 64.14 –.74 +3 299 44o

24 3 54 E D+23.7 WPXEnergy WPX 18.68 +.03 +122 4.6m ..o87 99 89 C C– 75.8 WSFSFcl .7 WSFS 70.72 +1.66 +326 91 14ê28 33 32 C B–7.8 WSII 2.7 WSCI 5.90 –.09 –7 5 22ê34 4 83 E B–3.1 WSPHld .0 WH 2.42 +.21 –55 14 ..k49 15 75 B B–12.9 Wabash WNC 11.52 +.33 –33 457 13o

93 87 77 A B 89.2 Wabco WBC 86.36 –.55 +41 559 17o

90 90 81 A B 66.8 Wabtec .2 WAB 64.36 +.61 0 421 22o

97 94 93 A B NH WaddllR 1.7 WDR 64.19 +2.62 +10 729 23o

97 64 98 A A–59.3 Wageworks WAGE 54.73 +1.97 +2 402 77o

41 69 41 C D+80.0 WalMrt 2.4 r WMT 77.96 +.45 –9 5.8m 15ò79 76 89 C B 60.9 Walgreen 2.1 WAG 59.70 +.50 –15 5.1m 19o

16 54 7 B E 21.8 WalkerDunlp WD 13.09 +.19 –61 91 8o

87 75 69 A B–69.9 WaltDis 1.1 DIS 68.58 +1.43 +101 16m 20o

10 20 28 E A 40.7 WalterE .2 WLT 18.62 +1.27 +5 8.0m ..o60 99 8 A D–50.0 WaltrInvMgt WAC 33.65 +.24 +116 1.2m 3o

86 90 54 B B–3.5 WarrenRes WRES 3.09 +.01 +41 672 7o

4 6 17 D C+ 30.6 Washing 4.9 WRE 24.47 –.38 +5 420 99o

78 45 79 B A–17.7 Washgt 3.4 r WBCO 17.19 +.18 +55 114 15ê83 58 92 D A–678 WashPos 1.5 WPO 662.8 +8.97 –18 30 20ê70 63 72 B B–35.6 WashTr 3.1 WASH 33.84 +.89 –22 23 14ê96 99 79 B A–14.3 WashFir .3 WFBI 14.20 –.10 –24 3 17ê65 90 51 A D–46.5 WasteCo 1.1 WCN 41.31 +.04 +8 570 24ê56 56 64 B B–44.6 WasteMn 3.3 WM 44.16 +.78 –12 1.5m 20o

51 59 46 A C– 108 Waters WAT 100.1 +1.67 –9 420 20o

53 6 86 B B 11.3 Waterstone WSBF 10.76 +.21 –62 6 18ê66 87 64 B E 98.1 Watsco 1.7 WSO 94.07 +.20 +9 239 26o

78 93 59 B C+ 97.3 WatscoB 1.7 WSOB 93.89 –.59 +100 0.2 27k

74 60 79 D B NH WttsWtr .9 r WTS 58.57 +1.15 +25 165 26o

25 20 61 E D–13.8 WasPC 1.0 WPP 11.46 +.27 +50 336 ..o4 48 3 E C– 4.2 WaveSys WAVX 1.26 –.02 –73 32 ..o

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77 49 83 D A–17.2 Weatherford WFT 17.07 +.39 –33 5.3m 31o

91 95 87 A D+33.77Web.com WWWW 26.94 +.59 +67 1.6m 13o

89 78 95 E C 37.3 WebMD WBMD.35.29 +1.61 –10 882 99o

79 82 74 B B–28.9 Webster 2.1 WBS 28.70 +1.21 –22 603 14o

15 56 5 .. C– 60.3 WghtWat 2.1 WTW 33.67 +.48 –7 785 7o

28 63 28 C C– 35.9 Weingar 4.1 WRI 29.91 –.55 +22 772 96o

37 49 57 D D 54.1 WeisMrk 2.4 WMK 49.37 +.74 –57 9 16ê80 87 62 B B–73.4 WellcareHlth WCG 65.58 –.50 –7 511 13o

71 72 74 C C+ 90.0 WellPoi 1.7 r WLP 87.28 +.82 +36 2.9m 10o

67 90 59 B C 44.8 WellsFa 2.8 WFC 42.71 +1.00 +27 23m 11o

11 25 7 D D–2.4 WellsGdnr WGA 1.59 +.02 –57 7 19ê79 84 90 E C 9.5 Wendy's 2.4 WEN 8.34 +.29 +97 14m 30o

29 42 32 C C+ 25.4 WermerE .9 WERN 23.15 +.20 +6 647 18o

72 77 71 B D–31.9 Wesbanc 2.7 WSBC 29.68 +.97 +36 70 13ê80 93 67 A D–21.2 WescoAir WAIR 18.94 +.23 –13 248 16ò84 65 66 B B+ 86.6 WescoIntl WCC 83.17 +1.26 –11 538 17o

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15 14 51 E B–13.2 WstMarin r WMAR 12.48 +.06 –44 24 32o

94 84 90 B A–48.8 WestPha .9 WST 46.70 +.80 +1 272 29o

61 29 72 B B+ NH Wstam 2.8 r WABC 54.06 +1.97 –5 123 20o

25 69 32 B E 35.0 WestarE 4.3 WR 31.63 +.24 –1 1.1m 13ê34 35 49 E B 14.6 WestbryBnc WBB 14.45 +.02 –98 0.1 57k

72 51 96 D A 4.9 Westell WSTL 4.06 –.05 +79 407 99ê94 72 94 A B NH WstrnAllianc WAL 22.12 +1.28 –3 407 20o

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56 81 50 C B–44.3 WstrGas 2.2 WGP 38.57 +.54 –63 31 99k

64 79 46 B B 65.2 Western 3.8 WES 60.34 +.02 –16 132 61o

18 5 48 C B 39.4 WestrnR 2.7 r WNR 32.44 +.56 –10 1.2m 8o

23 6 57 E .. NH WestrnRefng WNRL 25.91 –.33 –81 174 ..ò53 37 56 B B 19.5 WestrnU 2.9 WU 17.21 –.18 +45 9.9m 11o

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29 19 81 .. C+ NH Westmrlnd WLB 14.44 +.31 +34 38 ..o68 64 59 A B 35.1 Westpac 5.2 WBK 32.53 +.44 +28 108 15k

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94 91 79 A B+ 55.3 WtwdHd 3.2 WHG 55.24 +1.14 –15 15 14ê6 16 19 E C 5.2 WetSeal WTSL 3.29 +.05 –47 589 ..ò

69 62 65 C A–29.8 Weyco 2.5 WEYS 28.97 +.01 +101 28 18ê59 96 39 B B–33.2 Weyerha 3.0 WY 29.30 +.17 +15 4.8m 25o

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67 80 77 D C 151 Whirlpo 1.7 WHR 145.3 +1.30 –40 681 15o

23 11 46 D B 615 WhiteMt .2 WTM 595.2 +3.13 +240 20 14ê.. .. 48 .. C 16.0 WhiteHrs 9 WHF 15.74 +.38 –32 15 9k

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64 47 83 D C 1.1 Widepoint WYY .79 –.01 –82 37 26k

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25 61 30 C D–54.7 Williams 7.0 WPZ 49.95 –.21 –9 604 28o

52 90 37 A D–61.6 WillSon 2.3 r WSM 53.94 +1.13 –23 877 19ò47 39 66 B C 47.2 Willis 2.5 WSH 44.71 +.33 –31 533 16o

55 23 80 E A+NH WilsLease WLFC 17.85 +.26 –35 14 ..ê49 5 82 B C 9.1 Wilshire 1.3 r WIBC 8.97 +.70 +67 679 13ê.. .. 72 .. C– 25.9 WlMCE .8 WMCR 25.04 +.47 +233 27 ..k.. .. 27 .. D–42.9 WilshUs 3.1 WREI 36.51 –.39 –74 0.7 ..k

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76 89 70 A C 76.0 Winmark .3 WINA 73.84 +.51 +71 17 21ê98 97 92 C A 31.1 Winnebago WGO 28.68 +.60 –3 307 25o

17 19 22 B C 13.7 Winthrop 5.7 FUR 11.38 –.07 –42 124 30ê88 88 70 C A–NH Wintrust .4 WTFC 44.77 +1.51 –7 325 16o

84 59 87 A C– 12.0 Wipro 1.0 WIT 11.19 +.05 +6 854 23o

90 80 87 B B+ 2.2 WirlssTel r WTT 1.90 +.06 +63 50 15k

33 59 37 B D 45.0 WiscEne 3.7 WEC 41.71 –.33 +224 4.8m 18o

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70 80 44 B D 42.9 Woodard .8 r WWD 39.32 –.08 +32 389 18ò34 27 54 B C 38.1 WooriFnc 1.5 WF 33.93 –.57 –53 6 10k

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28 34 30 A D–20.5 WorldPt 3.2 WPT 19.26 –.16 –70 23 11k

76 41 90 C B 13.3 WrldWrs 3.7 WWE 12.94 +.32 +32 219 56o

81 64 87 C B+ 41.4 Worthin 1.5 WOR 40.76 +1.23 –52 176 18o

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BANKS (58)Centerstate CSFL 10.74 18First NBC Bnk NBCB 28.60 90CtrBancorp CNBC 15.61 91FrstFncl THFF 35.48 46HanmiFncl HAFC 18.40 21CNBFncl CCNE 20.45 54FifthThird FITB 20.01 80FrstBusey BUSE 5.57 82Privtebanc PVTB 25.54 74PremierFcl PFBI 13.23 79Iberiabnk IBKC 60.93 62TaylorCaptl TAYC 23.62 24UntdBnkVA UBSI 30.79 62Indpndnt IBCP 11.04 53Bancorpsth BXS 23.29 45FrstSrce SRCE 32.24 81Signature SBNY 105.49 95IndepndntBk IBTX 40.02 87BkNYMellon BK 33.15 56FstCitz FCNCA 219.38 88CVBFncl CVBF 14.89 78Suffolk SUBK 20.27 37BnkOzarks OZRK 51.35 82MBFncl MBFI 30.68 40HrtgOaks HEOP 7.20 73Banner BANR 39.50 33FrstMdwst FMBI 17.33 78NBT NBTB 24.99 50OldNtlBanc ONB 15.29 31CityNatl CYN 76.07 63GlacierBnc GBCI 28.68 74FrstCmnwlth FCF 8.95 81First Finl SCBT 62.48 87Columbia COLB 26.72 96Keycorp KEY 13.02 73WstrnAllianc WAL 22.12 72Pinnacle PNFP 32.27 67

Comerica CMA 45.20 83Wstam WABC 54.06 29Wintrust WTFC 44.77 88CmtyBkSy CBU 37.24 58BnkHawaii BOH 59.17 40HmBanc HOMB 35.49 91FideltySth LION 16.28 80BridgeCptl BBNK 17.93 58TricoBanc TCBK 26.25 79StateBank STBZ 17.55 27VirgnaComm VCBI 16.74 79SimonsFrst SFNC 34.53 55CmtyTrst CTBI 43.64 75RockvilleF RCKB 13.74 78Provident PFS 19.10 90Pacwest PACW 39.74 32Lakeland LKFN 36.48 68HncHld HBHC 33.99 47PacfcPrem PPBI 14.15 40UMBFcl UMBF 62.53 81CmtyWest CWBC 6.00 78

MEDICAL (37)Santarus SNTS 31.95 78SalixPharm SLXP 84.00 94EmergBio EBS 20.79 79Zeltiq Aesth ZLTQ 16.01 44Accuray ARAY 7.70 26HorizonPhrm HZNP 4.86 53Lannett LCI 27.13 78Cambrex CBM 19.14 75EndoHlth ENDP 60.50 83Ensign ENSG 43.62 60Halozyme HALO 12.90 14Repligen RGEN 11.95 78Cryolife CRY 9.90 67PDLBio PDLI 8.48 68DexCom DXCM 33.05 45Abiomed ABMD 27.19 8BioTelemetry BEAT 11.22 43Cepheid CPHD 41.57 81†Perrigo PRGO 148.75 95

Invacare IVC 22.61 20CardinalHlth CAH 62.30 81Amerisrce ABC 68.00 71JazzPharm JAZZ 98.24 98UnitdThrp UTHR 90.46 75LifeTech LIFE 75.59 70ImpaxLabs IPXL 22.51 19Dentsply XRAY 47.81 69BioRefLabs BRLI 33.54 95AtriCure ATRC 14.46 19Neogen NEOG 47.89 84MeridianBio VIVO 24.97 60ForestLabs FRX 48.00 51GivenImg GIVN 21.78 72BioSpecif BSTC 19.97 73IPCHosptl IPCM 56.44 89Elan ELN 17.46 22LDR Hldg LDRH 23.50 4

FINANCE (23)EncoreCap ECPG 47.45 91PzenaInv n PZN 7.65 80StifelFncl SF 43.20 59Hercules HTGC 16.24 75ChrlsSchwab SCHW 24.02 59Amerprise AMP 103.12 96AirLease AL 31.83 95CoreLogic CLGX 34.26 80SafeguardSci SFE 17.93 1ETrade ETFC 17.76 76Nelnet NNI 44.25 94InterBrkrs IBKR 22.11 60JanusCap JNS 10.31 54TCPCap TCPC 17.27 50InvTech ITG 18.36 75WaddllReed WDR 64.19 94StateStreet STT 71.86 70LeggMason LM 39.55 65Intrcontexch ICE 204.20 84WilsLease WLFC 17.85 23GlobalPaymt GPN 60.82 79NYSEEuronet NYX 46.03 81CaptlSrc CSE 13.58 34

INSURNCE (17)SunLife SLF 35.28 45Manulife MFC 18.83 43NavigGrp NAVG 61.19 56Unum UNM 33.16 62LincolnNatl LNC 48.76 72Prudential PRU 86.90 96PrincipalFncl PFG 48.44 84Stancorp SFG 61.88 81ING U.S. VOYA 34.34 21Validus VR 40.19 18

Chubb CB 94.32 65CNOFncl CNO 16.00 72AlliedWorld AWH 110.11 70PrtctveLfe PL 46.64 75Aon AON 80.60 83Hanover THG 60.34 70EverstRe RE 156.42 43

RETAIL (13)Autobytl ABTL 9.57 77CoreMrk CORE 73.94 51MarineMax HZO 16.10 72BlueNile NILE 43.99 62FmsDaves DAVE 20.18 65CatoA CATO 31.51 54Scansource SCSC 39.95 65KonaGrill KONA 14.74 12BrinkerIntl EAT 45.94 93SteinMart SMRT 15.52 78UtdOnln UNTD 17.92 26Dennys DENN 6.66 6858.com WUBA 28.54 65

ENERGY (13)Bristow BRS 83.81 91BasicEn BAS 16.67 20OiltankPtrs OILT 60.50 99SunEdison SUNE 12.55 7Abraxas AXAS 3.39 51ParkrDril PKD 8.41 39Westmrlnd WLB 14.44 19SusserPetrol SUSP 33.27 96VermilionEnrg VET 56.75 61SuncokeEnrg SXC 21.01 5EvolPet EPM 12.68 44Plains GP A PAGP 23.27 25WestrnRefng WNRL 25.91 6

TELECOM (9)ArcWirels n ARCW 21.24 18Ubiqiti UBNT 41.25 63Cogent CCOI 36.01 78Orbcomm ORBC 6.50 6AtlnticTele ATNI 56.20 32ConsolCom CNSL 19.19 76Numerex NMRX 13.87 17Harris HRS 63.62 58Rignet RNET 40.88 70

CHEMICAL (7)Aceto ACET 19.74 92ADAES ADES 46.01 31WestlakeCh WLK 114.19 99Koppers KOP 49.87 44Methanx MEOH 60.44 99Ferro FOE 13.42 65Cabot CBT 47.62 66

BUSINS SVC (7)Mastech MHH 19.33 86ARCDoc ARC 8.01 78Cenveo CVO 3.46 7FedSignl FSS 14.97 80Lionbridge LIOX 5.34 63CBIZ CBZ 8.77 86Navigant NCI 17.54 76

SOFTWARE (6)Intralks Hdg I IL 10.90 48Top Image TISA 4.34 15PTC PMTC 31.34 85Luxoft A LXFT 31.98 48EPIQSys EPIQ 16.00 70QAD Inc A QADA 15.04 57

MACHINE (6)OrionEn n OESX 5.40 51FosterWhl FWLT 30.65 48DXPEntrp DXPE 93.41 90Magnetek MAG 21.09 34SPX SPW 93.92 72Voxeljet VJET 44.91 20

MEDIA (5)ReedElsevier ENL 41.53 69RadioOne ROIA 3.31 13MStewartA MSO 3.36 41RadioD ROIAK 3.31 13ReedElsevier RUK 57.12 64

AEROSPACE (5)CAE CAE 11.57 35AlliantTech ATK 115.15 87HuntgtnIngls HII 76.08 87NorthrpGrm NOC 110.73 86CurtsWright CW 51.90 88

METALSTernium TX 27.82 19SteelDynm STLD 19.16 73CommcrlMetal CMC 19.05 30Nucor NUE 54.62 57

LEISURERentrak RENT 40.50 37SciGames SGMS 18.05 27Outerwall OUTR 68.59 84BowlAm BWLA 14.92 32

ELECTRNCSRschFront REFR 5.00 27Danaher DHR 74.60 76ArrowElec ARW 51.20 68FaroTech FARO 53.06 84

CONSUMER

Nutractcl NUTR 25.14 67CapellaEdu CPLA 64.62 71UnivTech UTI 13.67 28Kewaune KEQU 17.76 49

BUILDINGThermonGrp THR 26.64 69WttsWtr WTS 58.57 60Argan n AGX 23.11 95Chase CCF 31.46 89

REAL ESTSothrlyHotls SOHO 4.97 43ChathamLdg CLDT 21.15 54StratsPrptys STRS 16.64 78

S&LsSterlingBanc STL 12.42 30FrnklnFncl FRNK 19.25 70

CHIPSRDAMicro RDA 17.53 72PLXTech PLXT 6.26 75

ALCOHL/TOBConstelatnsA STZ 66.76 81ConstellB STZB 66.52 80

AGRICULTREMiracleGro SMG 57.52 69Alamo ALG 50.84 93

UTILITYAtmosEnergy ATO 45.48 64

FOOD/BEVWhitwFds WWAV 20.93 90

COMPUTERSuperMicro SMCI 14.51 89

AUTOJohnson JCI 47.66 90

APPARELQuiksilver ZQK 8.75 19

MISCPS DynFinls PFI 27.68MercrInt MERC 10.29 32SpdS&PRegBnk KRE 38.70PS DynOil/Gas PXJ 26.81IS US BrokrDlr IAI 35.38PS DynLgCpVal PWV 27.27PS DynPharma PJP 49.75iShaR1000V IWD 90.893M MMM 127.99 63

PSShVShTm SVXY 120.25VangMegaVal MGV 53.43VS InvrsVxShrt XIV 30.66SpdrPhrm XPH 82.81IS US Pharma IHE 112.14VangValu VTV 74.07SpdSPCpMkEtf KCE 46.14iSRTop200V IWX 38.73SpdSPInsEtf KIE 60.61IS US FinlSvcs IYG 78.27ProURgBk KRU 84.63PSKbwIsrPtf KBWI 62.96PSKP&C KBWP 38.54VlctyEmAs ASDR 54.29

New LowsREAL EST (13)Gmg/LeisPptys 45.49 1AnnalyCap 10.66 22Rayonier 44.96 58TaubmanCtr 65.32 76AvalonBay 121.84 49AGMortgage 15.87 11DigitalRlty 45.81 94CamdenPrpty 59.98 97MackCali 19.14 12HomePrpty 54.68 99HatterasFin 17.15 15CBLAssoc 18.20 83BrixmorProp 19.75 50

MEDICAL (6)NxstageMed 10.16 9Onconova 12.97 3OncoMedPhr 13.05 10FoundatnMed 28.68 2Bind Theraptcs 10.23 4KPTI 16.24 3

ENERGYAlnUSA 10.57 12CrestMdstrPt 20.65 20PacCoastOil 13.99 78ARCX 19.04 78

TELECOMCenturylink 31.33 39TelefonicaBr 19.80 21

SOFTWARERocket Fuel 37.86 1Nuance 15.58 45

FOOD/BEVFomento 90.26 65CocaCoFEMSA 112.62 53

ELECTRNCSMultiFinelne 12.53 20LGDisplay 10.76 51

BUSINS SVCHMSHldng 22.95 71Criteo 29.75 1

BUILDINGLayneChrst 15.81 20Abengoa B 11.55 55

AUTOCooperTire 23.82 67Westport 22.44 13

UTILITYCPFLEnergia 15.91 41

MININGCoeur Mining 10.96 20

LEISUREEastmKodk 25.24 1

INTERNETEquinix 155.94 84

FINANCEEzcorpA 11.34 28

CHEMICALTorMinrls 10.15 7

MISCGuggCredAlloc 22.33StnHrbrEmMk 18.59TeucrCorn 32.21NuVAPrmIn 12.12BiP Softs 44.40ASHR 24.45DirxDlyGldBull 26.55FidMsciUtilit 25.35IpathSpVxStTrm 48.62PSUltVixShT 22.28NuMAPr 12.45FidMscFinIsIdx 24.87Vs2VxShtEtn 10.04GrHCmdty 25.87PS VixStFut 32.59BiPGrain 44.94ETUbsCmd 22.93PS DbComdIdx 25.23IpthDjUBSCm 35.98Vs VxShrtEtn 65.75FidMscTelcSvc 25.08AlerianEnrgInf 24.76WisdEmMkC 24.76Vident IntlEq 24.36

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