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03/04/09 9:37 AM

#18166 RE: dart1961 #18161

Tony, Key Market Reports and Commentary for Wednesday

Wednesday, March 4, 2009 8:15 AM

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KEY EVENTS TO WATCH FOR:
Wednesday, March 4, 2009
7:00 AM ET. Feb 27 Mortgage Applications

Market Composite Index (previous 743.5)

Market Composite Index Cur Chg (previous -15.1%)

Purchase Index (S.A.) (previous 250.5)

Purchase Index (S.A.) Cur Chg (previous -2.6%)

Refinance Index (previous 3618)

Refinance Index Cur Chg (previous -19.1%)

8:15 AM ET. Feb ADP National Employment Report

Private Payrolls Forecast (expected –630000; previous –522000)

10:00 AM ET. Feb ISM Non-Manufacturing Composite Index

Composite Index (expected 41; previous 42.9)

Non-Manufacturing Business Index (previous 44.2)

Prices Index (previous 42.5)

Employment Index (previous 34.4)

New Orders Index (previous 41.6)

10:30 AM ET. Feb 27 US Energy Dept Oil Inventories

Crude Oil Stocks (previous 351.3M)

Crude Oil Stocks (Net Change) (expected +900K; previous +700K)

Gasoline Stocks (previous 215.3M)

Gasoline Stocks (Net Change) (expected -1M; previous -3.4M)

Distillate Stocks (previous 141.6M)

Distillate Stocks (Net Change) (expected -1.4M; previous +800K)

Refinery Usage (expected 81.5%; previous 81.4%)

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The March NASDAQ 100 was higher overnight due to short covering as it consolidates some of this week's decline. Stochastics and the RSI are oversold but remain neutral to bearish signaling that sideways to lower prices are still possible near-term. If March extends this month's decline, the 87% retracement level of the November-January rally crossing at 1052.76 is the next downside target. Closes above the 20-day moving average crossing at 1179.22 are needed to confirm that a short-term low has been posted. First resistance is the 10-day moving average crossing at 1129.05. Second resistance is the 20-day moving average crossing at 1179.22. First support is the overnight low crossing at 1062.00. Second support is the 87% retracement level crossing at 1052.76. The March NASDAQ 100 was up 16.00 pts. at 1088.00 as of 5:58 AM CST. Overnight action sets the stage for a higher opening by March NASDAQ 100 when the day session begins later this morning.

The March S&P 500 index was higher overnight due to short covering as it consolidates some of this week's decline. Stochastics and the RSI are oversold but are bearish signaling that sideways to lower prices are still possible near-term. If March extends the decline, support crossing at 655.00 is the next downside target. Closes above the 20-day moving average crossing at 784.47 are needed to confirm that a bottom has been posted. First resistance is the 10-day moving average crossing at 740.73. Second resistance is the 20-day moving average crossing at 784.47. First support is the overnight low crossing at 682.00. Second support is support crossing at 655.00. The March S&P 500 Index was up 12.40 pts. at 701.90 as of 6:00 AM CST. Overnight action sets the stage for a higher opening by the March S&P 500 index when the day session begins later this morning.


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March T-bonds were lower as it consolidates below the 50% retracement level of the October-
December rally crossing at 126-12. Stochastics and the RSI remain neutral to bearish signaling that sideways to lower prices are possible near-term. If March extends last week's decline, the 62% retracement level of the November-December rally crossing at 122-22 is the next downside target. Closes above the reaction high crossing at 130-12 are needed to confirm that a low has been posted. First resistance is the 10-day moving average crossing at 126-11. Second resistance is the reaction high crossing at 130-12. First support is last Friday's low crossing at 124-11. Second support is the 62% retracement level crossing at 122-22. ENERGY MARKETS http://quotes.ino.com/exchanges/?c=energy
April crude oil was higher overnight due to short covering as it consolidates some of Monday's decline. Stochastics and the RSI are turning bearish hinting that sideways to lower prices are possible near-term. If April extends Monday's decline, February's low crossing at 37.12 is the next downside target. Closes above last week's high crossing at 45.30 are needed to confirm that a short-term low has been posted. First resistance is the overnight high crossing at 43.57. Second resistance is last week's high crossing at 45.30. First support is Tuesday's low crossing at 39.44. Second support is February's low crossing at 37.12.
April heating oil was higher due to short covering overnight as it consolidates some of Monday's decline. Stochastics and the RSI are bearish signaling that sideways to lower prices are possible near-term. If April renews this year's decline, monthly support crossing at 107.35 is the next downside target. Closes above last Thursday's high crossing at 130.32 are needed to confirm that a short-term low has been posted. First resistance is the 10-day moving average crossing at 120.89. Second resistance is the 20-day moving average crossing at 125.39. First support is Tuesday's low crossing at 114.34. Second support is February's low crossing at 113.59.
April unleaded gas was higher due to short covering overnight as it consolidates some of Monday's decline. Stochastics and the RSI are turning neutral hinting that a short-term top might have been posted with last week's high. Closes below the 10-day moving average crossing at 127.14 would signal that a short-term top has been posted. Closes above trading range resistance crossing at 141.52 are needed to confirm an upside breakout of this winter's trading range. First resistance is last Thursday's high crossing at 139.43. Second resistance is February's high crossing at 140.61. First support is the 10-day moving average crossing at 127.14. Second support is Tuesday's low crossing at 127.00.
April Henry natural gas was slightly lower overnight due to profit taking but remains above the 10-
day moving average crossing at 4.145. Stochastics and the RSI are turning bullish hinting that a short-term low might be in or is near. Closes above the 20-day moving average crossing at 4.352 are needed to confirm that a bottom has been posted. If April renews this year's decline, monthly support crossing at 3.390 is the next downside target. First resistance is the 20-day moving average crossing at 4.352. Second resistance is February's high crossing at 4.922. First support is last Friday's low crossing at 3.916. Second support is monthly support crossing at 3.390. CURRENCIES

The March Dollar was higher overnight as it extends this week's rally. Stochastics and the RSI are overbought but remain bullish signaling that sideways to higher prices are possible near-term. If March extends this winter's rally, November's high crossing at 89.74 is the next upside target. Closes below last Monday's low crossing at 85.81 are needed to confirm that the rally off December's low has come to an end. First resistance is the overnight high crossing at 89.71. Second resistance is November's high crossing at 89.74. First support is the 10-day moving average crossing at 88.06. Second support is the 20-day moving average crossing at 87.32.
The March Euro was lower overnight and spiked below February's low crossing at 125.080. Stochastics and the RSI are bearish signaling that sideways to lower prices are possible near-term. If March extends the decline off December's high, November's low crossing at 123.630 is the next downside target. Closes above last Monday's high crossing at 129.890 are needed to confirm that a short-term low has been posted. First resistance is the 10-day moving average crossing at 126.916. Second resistance is the 20-day moving average crossing at 127.534. First support is the overnight low crossing at 124.560. Second support is November's low crossing at 123.630.
The March British Pound was steady to slightly higher overnight as it consolidates some of Monday's decline. Stochastics and the RSI are becoming oversold but remain bearish signaling that sideways to lower prices are possible near-term. If March extends Monday's decline, January's low crossing at 1.3492 is the next downside target. Closes above the reaction high crossing at 1.4660 are needed to confirm that a short-term low has been posted. First resistance is the 10-day moving average crossing at 1.4273. Second resistance is the 20-day moving average crossing at 1.4370. First support is Monday's low crossing at 1.3990. Second support is January low crossing at 1.3492.
The March Swiss Franc was lower overnight as it extends this week's decline. Stochastics and the RSI are bearish signaling that sideways to lower prices are possible near-term. If March renews this year's decline, the 87% retracement level crossing at .8370 is the next downside target. Closes above last Monday's high crossing at .8728 are needed to confirm that a short-term low has been posted. First resistance is the 10-day moving average crossing at .8552. Second resistance is the 20-day moving average crossing at .8573. First support is the reaction low crossing at .8416. Second support is the 87% retracement level crossing at .8370.
The March Canadian Dollar was lower overnight as it extends this week's decline. Stochastics and the RSI are bearish signaling that sideways to lower prices are possible near-term. If March extends the decline, December's low crossing at 76.93 is the next downside target. Closes above the 20-day moving average crossing at 79.85 are needed to confirm that a short-term low has been posted. First resistance is the 10-day moving average crossing at 79.16. Second resistance is the 20-day moving average crossing at 79.85. First support is the overnight low crossing at 77.09. Second support is December's low crossing at 76.93.
The March Japanese Yen was lower overnight and has renewed last week's decline to test the 62% retracement level of the August-January rally crossing at .10058. Stochastics and the RSI are oversold but remain neutral signaling that sideways to lower prices are possible near-term. If March renews this year's decline, the 75% retracement level of the August-January rally crossing at .9751 is the next downside target. Closes above the 20-day moving average crossing at .10642 would confirm that a short-term low has been posted. First resistance is the 10-day moving average crossing at .10332. Second resistance is the 20-day moving average crossing at .10642. First support is the overnight low crossing at .10053. Second support is the 75% retracement level crossing at .9751.
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April gold was lower overnight as it extends this week's decline. Stochastics and the RSI remain bearish signaling that sideways to lower prices are possible near-term. If April extends this week's decline, the 38% retracement level of the October-February rally crossing at 886.70 is the next downside target. Closes above the 10-day moving average crossing at 955.90 would confirm that a short-term low has been posted. First resistance is the 20-day moving average crossing at 943.90. Second resistance is the 10-day moving average crossing at 955.90. First support is Tuesday's low crossing at 905.70. Second support is the 38% retracement level crossing at 886.70.
May silver was higher due to short covering overnight as it consolidates some of Tuesday's decline. Stochastics and the RSI remain bearish signaling that sideways to lower prices are possible. If May extends this week's decline, the 38% retracement level of the October-February rally crossing at 12.358 is the next downside target. Closes above the 10-day moving average crossing at 13.561 are needed to confirm that a short-term low has been posted. First resistance is the 20-day moving average crossing at 13.461. Second resistance is the 10-day moving average crossing at 13.561. First support is Tuesday's low crossing at 12.430. Second support is the 38% retracement level crossing at 12.358.
May copper was higher overnight as it extends Tuesday's rally. Stochastics and the RSI remain bullish signaling that sideways to higher prices are possible near-term. If May extends this week's rally, trading range resistance crossing at 166.50 is the next upside target. Closes above trading range resistance crossing at 166.50 are needed to confirm an upside breakout of this year's trading range. Closes below the 10-day moving average crossing at 152.75 would temper the near-term friendly outlook in the market. Closes below trading range support crossing at 139.20 would open the door for a larger-degree decline into spring. First resistance is the overnight high crossing at 163.75. Second resistance is the reaction high crossing at 166.50. First support is the 20-day moving average crossing at 153.70. Second support is the 10-day moving average crossing at 152.75. FOOD & FIBER http://quotes.ino.com/exchanges/?c=food

May coffee posted an inside day with a higher close on Tuesday as it consolidated some of Monday's decline. The mid-range close sets the stage for a steady opening on Wednesday. Stochastics and the RSI are oversold diverging but are neutral to bearish signaling that additional weakness is possible near-term. If May extends Monday's decline, December's low crossing at 10.500 is the next downside target. Closes above the 20-day moving average crossing at 11.488 are needed to confirm that a low has been posted.
May cocoa posted an inside day with a higher close on Tuesday but remains below the 62% retracement level of the October-
February crossing at 22.95. The high-range close sets the stage for a steady to higher opening on Wednesday. Stochastics and the RSI are oversold diverging but are turning neutral to bearish signaling that sideways to lower prices are possible near-term. If May extends today's decline, the 75% retracement level of the October-February crossing at 21.62 is the next downside target. Closes above the 20-day moving average crossing at 25.66 are needed to confirm that a low has been posted.
May sugar closed slightly higher on Tuesday due to short covering as it consolidated some of Monday's decline. The mid-range close set the stage for a steady opening on Wednesday. Stochastics and the RSI are turning bearish signaling that sideways to lower prices are possible near-term. If May extends this week's decline, the reaction low crossing at 12.34 is the next downside target. Closes above the 20-day moving average crossing at 13.26 would temper the near-term bearish outlook in the market.

May cotton posted an inside day with a higher close on Tuesday as it consolidated some of Monday's decline. The mid-range close sets the stage for a steady opening on Wednesday. Stochastics and the RSI are oversold but remain neutral to bearish signaling that sideways to lower prices are possible near-term. If May extends this year's decline, November's low crossing at 40.25 is the next downside target. Closes above the 20-day moving average crossing at 45.98 are needed to confirm that a bottom has been posted. Complimentary Report and CD Rom worth $85.

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May corn was higher overnight due to short covering as it consolidates some of Monday's decline. The high-range close sets the stage for a steady to higher opening when the day session begins later this morning. Stochastics and the RSI remain bearish signaling that sideways to lower prices are possible near-term. If May extends the decline off January's high, the 87% retracement level of the December-January rally crossing at 3.31 1/4 is the next downside target. Closes above last week's high crossing at 3.80 1/2 are needed to confirm that a short-term low has been posted. First resistance is the 10-day moving average crossing at 3.60 1/4. Second resistance is the 20-day moving average crossing at 3.68. First support is Monday's low crossing at 3.44 1/2. Second support is the 87% retracement level crossing at 3.31 1/4.
May wheat was higher overnight due to short covering as it consolidates some of this week's decline. The high-range close sets the stage for a steady to higher opening when the day session begins trading later this morning. Stochastics and the RSI are oversold but are bearish signaling that sideways to lower prices are possible near-term. If May extends the decline off January's high, December's low crossing at 4.84 1/4 is the next downside target. Closes above the 20-day moving average crossing at 5.38 are needed to confirm that a short-term low has been posted. First resistance is the 10-day moving average crossing at 5.20 3/4. Second resistance is the 20-day moving average crossing at 5.38. First support is Tuesday's low crossing at 4.98 1/2. Second support is December's low crossing at 4.84 1/2.

May Kansas City Wheat closed down 1 3/4-cents at 5.45 1/4.

Kansas City Wheat closed lower on Tuesday as it extends this year's decline. The low-range close sets the stage for a steady to lower opening on Wednesday. Stochastics and the RSI are diverging but are turning bearish signaling that sideways to lower prices are possible near-term. If May extends this year's decline, the 87% retracement level of the December-January rally crossing at 5.33 1/4 is the next downside target. Closes above gap resistance crossing at 5.81 1/2 are needed to confirm that a short-term low has been posted. First resistance is the 10-day moving average crossing at 5.59. Second resistance is the 20-day moving average crossing at 5.74 1/4. First support is today's low crossing at 5.41 1/2. Second support is the 87% retracement level of the December-January rally crossing at 5.33 1/4.

May Minneapolis wheat was higher due to short covering overnight as it consolidates some of Tuesday's decline, which led to a close below the 75% retracement level of the December-January rally crossing at 5.93. Stochastics and the RSI are bearish signaling that sideways to lower prices are possible near-term. If May extends this year's decline, the 87% retracement level of the December-January rally crossing at 5.72 3/4 is the next downside target. Closes above the 20-day moving average crossing at 6.15 1/2 are needed to confirm that a short-term low has been posted. First resistance is the 75% retracement level crossing at 5.93. Second resistance is the 10-day moving average crossing at 6.02 3/4. First support is Tuesday's low crossing at 5.87 1/2. Second support is the 87% retracement level of the December-January rally crossing at 5.72 3/4.

SOYBEAN COMPLEX
May soybeans were higher due to short covering overnight as it consolidates some of Monday's decline. The high-range overnight close sets the stage for a steady to higher opening when the day session begins later this morning. Stochastics and the RSI are oversold, diverging but are neutral to bearish signaling that sideways to lower prices are possible near-term. If May extends this year's decline, the 87% retracement level of the December-January rally crossing at 8.21 3/4 is the next downside target. Closes above the 10-day moving average crossing at 8.69 1/4 would temper the near-term bearish outlook in the market. However, it will take closes above the 20-day moving average crossing at 9.17 1/4 to confirm that a short-term low has been posted.
May soybean meal was higher overnight as it rebounds off support marked by the 75% retracement level of the December-January rally crossing at 259.10. The high-range close overnight set the stage for a steady to higher opening when the day session begins trading later this morning. Stochastics and the RSI are oversold, diverging and are neutral signaling that sideways to lower prices are possible near-term. If May extends this year's decline, the 87% retracement level of the December-January rally crossing at 248.00 is the next downside target. Closes above the 10-day moving average crossing at 268.30 would temper the near-term bearish outlook in the market. However, it will take closes above the 20-day moving average crossing at 283.90 to confirm that a short-term low has been posted.
May soybean oil was higher due to short covering overnight as it consolidates some of Monday's decline. Overnight strength in the energy markets supported the short covering bounce. The high-
range close sets the stage for a steady to higher opening when the day session begins later this morning. Stochastics and the RSI are bearish signaling that sideways to lower prices are possible near-term. If May renews last month's decline, December's low crossing at 28.89 is the next downside target. Closes above the reaction high crossing at 32.57 are needed to confirm that a bottom has been posted. LIVESTOCK http://quotes.ino.com/exchanges/?c=livestock

April hogs closed up $0.57 at $60.85.

April hogs closed higher on Tuesday as it extended last Friday's rally. The mid-range close sets the stage for a steady opening on Wednesday. Stochastics and the RSI are bullish signaling that sideways to higher prices are possible near-term. If April extends today's rally, gap resistance crossing at 63.35 is the next upside target. Closes below the 10-day moving average crossing at 59.54 are needed to confirm that a short-term low has been posted. First resistance is today's high crossing at 61.35. Second resistance is gap resistance crossing at 63.35. First support is the 10-day moving average crossing at 59.54. Second support is last Tuesday's low crossing at 56.90.
May bellies closed down $0.55 at $78.55.

May bellies closed lower on Wednesday due to profit taking but remains above the 10-day moving average crossing at 78.30. The mid-range close sets the stage for a steady opening on Wednesday. Stochastics and the RSI remain bullish signaling that sideways to higher prices are possible near-term. Closes above the 20-day moving average crossing at 80.11 are needed to confirm that a bottom has been posted. If April renews this year's decline, weekly support crossing at 70.39 is the next downside target.
April cattle closed up $0.27 at 84.22.

April cattle posted an inside day with a higher close on Tuesday but remains below the 10-day moving average crossing at 84.51. The mid-range close sets the stage for a steady opening on Wednesday. Stochastics and the RSI are neutral to bearish signaling that sideways to lower prices are possible near-term. If April extends Monday's decline, February's low crossing at 82.40 is the next downside target. If April renews last week's rally, gap resistance crossing at 86.90 is the next upside target.
April feeder cattle closed up $0.45 at $92.80.

April Feeder cattle closed higher on Tuesday as it consolidated some of Monday's decline. The mid-range close sets the stage for a steady opening on Wednesday. Stochastics and the RSI remain neutral to bullish signaling that sideways to higher prices are possible near-term. If April extends last week's rally, gap resistance crossing at 95.25 is the next upside target. Closes below last Thursday's gap crossing at 91.90 would temper the near-term friendly outlook in the market. _____________________________________________________________________

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03/04/09 7:40 PM

#18170 RE: dart1961 #18161

News DJ US HOT STOCKS: Hot Topic, Gymboree Active In La...

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U.S. stocks were higher Wednesday as the Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 2.2% to 6875 and the S&P 500 rose 2.4% to 713. The Nasdaq Composite was up 2.5% to 1354. Among the companies whose shares are actively trading in the after-hours session are Hot Topic Inc. (HOTT), Gymboree Corp. (GYMB) and PetSmart Inc. (PETM).

Hot Topic continued its streak of strong same-store sales in February and reported same-store sales rose 11% in February, easily beating estimates by analysts surveyed by Thomson Reuters. The young-adult retailer has profited recently from selling gear connected to the teenage vampire movie "Twilight," and is one of only three teen retailers projected to report an increase in same-store sales in February. Shares leapt 8.6% to $9.20 in late trading.

Gymboree shares fell 48% to $18.70 in late trading after it said it would see first-quarter comparable-store sales fall 20% to 25% and would see first quarter earnings of 18 cents to 25 cents when analysts had been predicting 76 cents a share. The children's clothes maker reported its fourth quarter largely in line with expectations. (GYMB)

PetSmart's fiscal fourth-quarter net income rose 4% on higher sales. But shares fell 4.9% to $17.60 in after-hours trading as the pet superstore's earnings were at the low end of its November guidance.

Zumiez Inc. (ZUMZ), a specialty retailer of sports-related apparel, footwear and accessories for high-school and college-aged consumers, reported its same-store sales dropped 13% in February, worse than Wall Street expected. Shares inched up 0.5% to $7.21 after hours.

Tax filing servicer Jackson Hewitt Tax Service Inc. (JTX) reported its fiscal third quarter slightly above expectations but warned it was seeing weak returns for the fiscal 2009 year, with earnings and revenue declining when Wall Street was predicting growth. The company called the release "disappointing news" but also said it had scored a big win by becoming "the exclusive provider of tax preparation services" in Wal-Mart Stores Inc. (WMT) for the 2010 tax season. Shares slipped 3% to $6.10 in late trading.

Sigma Designs Inc. (SIGM) reported its fourth quarter stronger than expected and said they believe there is a stabilizing of demand. Shares jumped 7.7% to $15.30 in the after-hours session.

Regular Session Movers:

ADC Telecommunications Inc. (ADCT, $3.22, $0.72, 28.80%) said it would cut about 6% of its work force as it posted a much wider fiscal first-quarter net loss on lower sales and big write-downs of goodwill and other intangible assets. But shares of the maker of telecommunication software and hardware rose as the company's fiscal second-quarter forecast was in line with analysts' estimates.

Big Lots Inc. (BIG, $17.15, $2.61, 17.95%) said its fiscal fourth-quarter net income fell 14% on a loss from discontinued operations and weaker sales. However, shares rose as the discount retailer projected earnings for the new year above analysts' estimates.

MGM Mirage (MGM, $2.21, -$0.41, -15.65%) warned late Tuesday it could violate its debt covenants this year and be in danger of default if economic conditions continue to erode. The struggling casino giant said it will delay filing its annual report and that its auditor is likely to include an explanatory paragraph raising doubt about MGM's ability to continue as a going concern, according to a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission.

General Electric Co. (GE, $6.69, -$0.32, -4.56%) reiterated Wednesday it has no need to raise additional capital, saying it has "stressed" its big financial-services portfolio to prove it. GE shares fell for the fourth straight trading session Wednesday to levels not seen since 1991, as the cost of protecting the debt of its ailing financing arm continues to soar.

Cox Radio Inc. (CXR, $4.84, -$0.31, -6.02%), which operates radio stations throughout the South, reported its fourth-quarter net loss ballooned as write-downs rose five-fold amid slumping advertising revenue.

Moody's Investors Service placed its credit ratings for bond insurer Ambac Financial Group Inc. (ABK, $0.45, -$0.03, -6.25%) on watch for downgrade, as losses mount from the company's mortgage-related risk exposures.

The Wall Street Journal said movie-rental chain Blockbuster Inc. (BBI, $0.47, $0.25, 113.64%) has hired law firm Kirkland & Ellis LLP to explore restructuring options, from refinancing its debt to filing for bankruptcy protection if the company can't quickly resolve its liquidity issues, citing people familiar with the situation. The Dallas-based company said it had hired the firm to help with "ongoing finance and capital-raising initiatives" but said it does "not intend" to file for bankruptcy protection.

Verifone Holdings Inc.'s (PAY, $4.36, $0.56, 14.74%) fiscal first-quarter loss widened as an impairment more than offset a double-digit percentage increase in revenue. The electronic-payment systems maker also cut its guidance for fiscal 2009. However, shares rose as the adjusted earnings were in line with prior guidance.

Financial-services concern Phoenix Cos. (PNX, $0.44, $0.06, 15.79%) said Wednesday it may have overstated its fourth-quarter loss, which it reported last week, by $46 million, or 40 cents a share. But shares fell as the company also said State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Co. has notified Phoenix that it will stop selling its products, pending an evaluation of the relationship between the companies. Phoenix said it is assessing the effect of the suspension on its business prospects and strategy.

Almost Family Inc. (AFAM, $16.63, -$1.47, -8.12%) shares jumped as much as 14% Wednesday before reversing themselves, as the provider of home-health nursing services reported fourth-quarter results that beat analysts' estimates. Analysts said they weren't sure why the shares started trading lower and said the fundamentals of the quarter were strong.

Moody's Investors Service upgraded its credit ratings on Amazon.com Inc. (AMZN, $64.81, $3.11, 5.04%) two notches to investment grade, saying the online retail giant has shown the ability to generate strong growth and maintain profitability despite the challenging climate for retailers.

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03/04/09 10:58 PM

#18171 RE: dart1961 #18161

OTC Select Announces Earling Morning NASDAQ Stock Watch

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03/05/09 3:13 PM

#18176 RE: dart1961 #18161

AP Dow industrials plunge another 200 points

Dow industrials plunge another 200 points on new concern about GM and financial system

* Thursday March 5, 2009, 2:25 pm EST

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NEW YORK (AP) -- The Dow Jones industrial average has fallen another 200 points today on new concerns about the stability of General Motors and the ongoing uncertainty about the financial system. In afternoon trading, the Dow is down 228.35, or 3.32 percent, to 6,647.49, a low not seen since April 1997.


AP - Specialist Charles Solomon works on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange Tuesday, March 3, 2009.

AP - Specialist Charles Solomon works on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange Tuesday, March 3, 2009. (AP ...
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The Standard & Poor's 500 index dropped 25.61, or 3.59 percent, to 687.26. The S&P has not traded below this level since October 1996. The Nasdaq composite index fell 39.54, or 2.92 percent, to 1,314.20.

Investors are having another change of heart and are selling stocks again after a one-day burst of optimism.

The major market indicators extended their slide to levels not seen in more than a decade Thursday as investors contended with more disheartening economic data. The big indexes were all down more than 2 percent.

Stocks fell across the board, with the beleaguered banking sector posting some of the steepest losses. Shares of Citigroup Inc., still shaky despite receiving billions in government aid, sank below $1. General Motors, meanwhile, dropped below $2 as it warned of possible bankruptcy.

The market is also extremely anxious ahead of Friday's February Labor Department report that is likely to show the loss of hundreds of thousands of jobs. Even some positive news, including some better-than-expected retail sales and factory orders, was not enough to stoke investor confidence.

The reports failed to show a significant improvement and so the market gave back its big gain from Wednesday, said Doreen Mogavero, president of brokerage Mogavero, Lee & Co.

"The economic data is still obviously a huge worry," she said. "I don't think anyone thinks we're in the clear because the market was up yesterday."

Stocks fell initially after China deflated investors' hope that it would take new steps to stimulate its economy, but the discouraging economic data sent stocks even lower. The hope that China would unveil more government spending to help its economy was a major factor behind the market's bounce Wednesday, which sent the Dow Jones industrials up nearly 150 points. The rally followed a five-day pummeling.

"It's been this continuous (cycle of) hope leads to disappointment," said Todd Salamone, senior vice president of research, Schaeffer's Investment Research.

The Russell 2000 index of smaller companies fell 15.87, or 4.27 percent, to 355.43.

On the New York Stock Exchange only 258 stocks advanced while 2,788 fell. Volume came to 884.9 million shares.

Investors moved out of stocks and back into safer assets like Treasurys and gold.

"We have the same story," said Alan Skrainka, chief market strategist at Edward Jones. "We have concerns about the stability of the financial system, concerns about the economy getting worse, and just a lack of confidence."

Wednesday's rally, built on the hope that China could boost its spending, showed how hungry the market is for good news, analysts said. But there are just too many other dismal economic factors to contend with that make a rally hard to sustain.

Since the Dow and the S&P 500 index plowed through their November lows last week, dashing hopes that the market had indeed hit a bottom, investors have been left wondering how much lower the market can go. At the same time, there is a contingent of investors with a "why sell now" mentality who are fearful of missing the next rally, Salamone said.

"A lot of people are banking we can't go much further, but if you look to the '30s, we could indeed go a lot lower," he said, referring to Wall Street's huge losses during the Great Depression. "Those are the very people that represent selling pressure in the future."

Discouraged by little evidence that Washington's efforts to stabilize the economy are working, investors have lost faith in the administration, he said.

"At this point, you've got to be asking will anything help?" Salamone said. "The fact could very well be that the government can't do very much. They may be able to eliminate some of the pain, but at the same time they may be simply prolonging what inevitably has to happen, which is continued deleveraging."

Among Thursday's gloomy reports, the Commerce Department said orders for manufactured goods fell by 1.9 percent during the first month of the year. While this was better than the 3.5 percent drop economists had expected, it marked a record sixth straight month of declines.

Meanwhile, government data showing that initial unemployment claims fell more than anticipated last week failed to buoy stocks. Economists surveyed by Thomson Reuters/IFR predict the Labor Department on Friday will report that U.S. employers slashed 648,000 jobs in February -- more than the 598,000 jobs cut in January.

"We know that there are lots of job losses," said independent market analyst Edward Yardeni. "The initial claims data didn't change that perception."

Rising unemployment is of particular concern because it means many consumers have less to spend. And consumer spending, which accounts for more than two-thirds of U.S. economic activity, is crucial to helping the economy turn around. A handful of better-than-expected retail sales reports, including one from Wal-Mart Stores Inc., weren't enough to convince investors that consumer spending is improving.

The future of General Motors also plagued investors. The automaker said in its annual report that auditors raised serious doubt about its ability to continue operating. GM has already received $13.4 billion in federal loans, and is seeking a total of $30 billion from the government. GM dove 38 cents, or 17.3 percent, to $1.82.

Negative comments from Moody's Investors Service weighed on already depressed financial stocks. Concerns about capital levels led the ratings agency to downgrade the ratings of Bank of America Corp. and Wells Fargo & Co. Moody's also lowered the outlook on JPMorgan Chase & Co.'s ratings to negative. Bank of America shares dropped 32 cents, or 8.9 percent, to $3.27; Wells Fargo plunged $1.46, or 15.1 percent, to $8.20; JPMorgan tumbled $1.81, or 9.4 percent, to $17.49.

Government bond prices rose. The yield on the benchmark 10-year Treasury note, which moves opposite its price, fell to 2.83 percent from 2.98 percent late Wednesday. The yield on the three-month T-bill, considered one of the safest investments, slipped to 0.22 percent from 0.25 percent Wednesday.

Gold prices advanced, even as the dollar rose against other major currencies.

Light, sweet crude fell $1.08 to $44.30 a barrel on the New York Mercantile Exchange.

Markets overseas were mostly lower. Britain's FTSE 100 fell 3.18 percent, Germany's DAX index dropped 5.02 percent, and France's CAC-40 fell 3.96 percent. Earlier, Japan's Nikkei stock average rose 1.95 percent after Wall Street's Wednesday rally, but Hong Kong's Hang Seng index fell 0.97 percent.

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03/06/09 3:38 AM

#18178 RE: dart1961 #18161

Big Board Overall 52 Week Lows as of Mar 5 - 2009 22:00

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Symbol 	Company Name 	Exch 	Low 	Last 	Change 	Volume 	Rel Str 	Links 
AA ALCOA INC NYSE 5.12 5.26 -0.98 46774703 32.81%
Q C O
AAR A M R CP 7.875 PFD NYSE 5.53 5.87 -1.83 43600 21.14%
Q C O
AB ALLIANCEBERNSTEIN NYSE 10.20 10.49 -1.11 615200 29.90%
Q C O
ABCB AMERIS BANCORP NASD 3.46 3.66 -0.68 50500 30.55%
Q C O
ABMD ABIOMED INC. NASD 5.20 5.23 -0.62 571500 14.31%
Q C O
ABN-F ABN AMRO CAP FDG VI NYSE 2.31 2.35 -0.68 12700 33.04%
Q C O
ABN-G ABN AMRO CAP FDG VII NYSE 2.23 2.30 -0.82 184300 33.80%
Q C O
ACE ACE LTD NYSE 31.32 31.87 -3.10 4944000 28.44%
Q C O
ACET ACETO CORPORATION NASD 5.07 5.16 -0.56 105500 21.37%
Q C O
ACGL ARCH CAPITAL GROUP L NASD 47.25 47.75 -2.59 1102800 25.89%
Q C O
ACWI ISHARES TRUST NASD 24.12 24.35 -1.02 325300 31.49%
Q C O
ADPI AMERICAN DENTAL PART NASD 6.20 6.52 -0.03 7500 46.97%
Q C O
ADRD POWERSHARES EXCHANGE NASD 12.57 12.65 -0.61 39700 31.09%
Q C O
ADRU POWERSHARES EXCHANGE NASD 12.03 12.04 -0.86 12400 31.91%
Q C O
ADX ADAMS EXPRESS CO NYSE 6.11 6.15 -0.33 245900 29.04%
Q C O
AEE AMEREN CP NYSE 20.37 20.58 -1.03 2063200 16.03%
Q C O
AEF AEGON NV PERP CAP NYSE 4.05 4.20 -0.95 173500 23.57%
Q C O
AEG AEGON N V ADR NYSE 2.42 2.46 -0.52 1206100 27.84%
Q C O
AEH AEGON NV PERP CAP NYSE 3.46 3.57 -0.93 133200 25.69%
Q C O
AEL AMER EQ INV LIFE HLD NYSE 3.22 3.25 -0.36 339500 28.95%
Q C O
AEP AMER ELECTRIC POW CO NYSE 24.20 24.87 -0.78 5076300 25.19%
Q C O
AER AERCAP HOLDINGS N.V. NYSE 1.95 2.07 -0.41 694200 21.40%
Q C O
AES AES CORPORATION NYSE 4.80 5.00 -0.52 9047101 28.30%
Q C O
AFAM ALMOST FAMILY INC NASD 15.19 16.49 -0.14 618800 19.22%
Q C O
AFC ALLIED CAP 6.875 NTS NYSE 3.64 4.22 -0.25 62500 29.72%
Q C O
AFL A F L A C INC NYSE 13.14 13.63 -1.36 15296500 32.64%
Q C O
AG AGCO CP NYSE 14.84 15.11 -1.22 2251900 34.23%
Q C O
AGB CITIGROUP PRINC PROT AMEX 8.78 9.17 +0.03 19800 52.15%
Q C O
AIMC ALTRA HOLDINGS INC. NASD 3.58 3.58 -1.44 421800 22.20%
Q C O
AIN ALBANY INTL CP CL A NYSE 5.91 5.91 -0.73 353400 18.19%
Q C O
AINV APOLLO INVESTMENT CO NASD 2.76 2.80 -0.77 2662600 21.58%
Q C O
ALB ALBEMARLE CP NYSE 15.66 15.81 -1.39 1812600 27.28%
Q C O
ALC ASSISTED LIVING CONC NYSE 2.51 2.51 -0.24 153300 30.34%
Q C O
ALE ALLETE INC. NYSE 23.51 23.64 -1.59 277800 21.50%
Q C O
ALG ALAMO GP INC NYSE 9.98 10.19 -0.83 15900 36.54%
Q C O
ALL ALLSTATE CP NYSE 14.00 14.35 -1.81 9687600 31.12%
Q C O
ALNY ALNYLAM PHARMACEUTIC NASD 15.27 15.57 -0.84 788900 27.41%
Q C O
ALV AUTOLIV INC NYSE 12.73 12.82 -1.06 1446100 27.35%
Q C O
AMED AMEDISYS INC NASD 27.07 27.32 -1.45 547700 20.67%
Q C O
AMR A M R CP NYSE 2.41 2.54 -0.56 18239500 19.98%
Q C O
AMRB AMERICAN RIVER BANKS NASD 7.25 7.25 -0.63 5900 23.48%
Q C O
AMRI ALBANY MOLECULAR RES NASD 7.32 7.45 -0.84 169500 34.46%
Q C O
ANAT AMERICAN NATIONAL IN NASD 35.06 35.38 -3.17 146500 26.62%
Q C O
ANL-A AMER LAND LEASE PFD NYSE 6.05 6.25 -0.75 3000 28.72%
Q C O
ANSS ANSYS INC. NASD 18.28 18.33 -0.84 1733000 20.84%
Q C O
AOR ISHARES AMEX 21.00 21.05 -0.45 1800 32.07%
Q C O
AOS SMITH A O CORP NYSE 22.26 22.48 -1.66 219400 29.29%
Q C O
APAGF APCO ARGENTINA INC. NASD 6.50 7.01 -3.90 5020100 17.78%
Q C O
APL ATLAS PIPELINE PTNRS NYSE 2.50 2.62 -0.62 1872900 22.61%
Q C O
AQS MERRILL LYNCH AMEX 6.68 6.75 -0.50 139400 29.62%
Q C O
ARA ARACRUZ CELULOSE SA NYSE 5.91 6.02 -0.40 397000 26.89%
Q C O
ARDNA ARDEN GROUP INC. NASD 85.70 85.70 -8.14 1000 23.26%
Q C O
AREX APPROACH RESOURCES I NASD 5.38 5.43 -0.76 65400 33.72%
Q C O
ARGN AMERIGON INCORPORATE NASD 2.14 2.24 -0.18 158500 27.69%
Q C O
ARJ ARCH CHEMICALS INC NYSE 15.81 15.97 -1.41 228100 27.67%
Q C O
ARP AMERICAN REPRO CO NYSE 3.15 3.16 -0.27 285500 15.99%
Q C O
ARTL THE ARISTOTLE CORPOR NASD 2.85 2.86 -0.33 3600 41.03%
Q C O
ASBC ASSOCIATED BANC-CORP NASD 10.76 10.84 -1.86 2322000 28.97%
Q C O
ASBI AMERIANA BANCORP NASD 3.00 3.00 -0.10 600 38.88%
Q C O
ASH ASHLAND INC [NEW] NYSE 5.35 5.71 -0.27 2529700 34.96%
Q C O
ATAC ATC TECHNOLOGY CORPO NASD 8.61 9.02 -1.03 187900 30.55%
Q C O
ATK ALLIANT TECH SYS INC NYSE 64.20 64.28 -3.25 750500 19.09%
Q C O
ATLS ATLAS AMERICA INC. NASD 7.02 7.28 -1.08 655400 24.43%
Q C O
ATN ATLAS ENERGY RESOURC NYSE 8.29 8.60 -2.31 1477500 26.28%
Q C O
ATNI ATLANTIC TELE-NETWOR NASD 15.79 16.00 -3.91 46800 24.38%
Q C O
ATRI ATRION CORPORATION NASD 66.01 66.36 -3.65 2900 31.92%
Q C O
ATU ACTUANT CORP NEW NYSE 8.14 8.26 -0.75 670300 16.93%
Q C O
AVA AVISTA CORP NYSE 12.67 12.77 -0.75 296900 18.23%
Q C O
AVCT AVOCENT CORPORATION NASD 10.53 10.57 -0.82 465600 28.59%
Q C O
AVID AVID TECHNOLOGY INC. NASD 8.85 8.87 -0.72 186300 27.70%
Q C O
AVP AVON PRODUCTS INC NYSE 15.33 15.50 -0.91 6362800 29.85%
Q C O
AVTR AVATAR HOLDINGS INC. NASD 14.90 14.94 -0.90 55300 19.80%
Q C O
AVY AVERY DENNISON CP NYSE 17.61 17.75 -1.28 1541000 24.03%
Q C O
AVY-A AVERY DENNISON HIMED NYSE 20.00 20.00 -3.15 13700 16.30%
Q C O
AWI ARMSTRONG WORLD INDU NYSE 11.00 11.08 -1.35 418500 22.70%
Q C O
AXA AXA ADS NYSE 7.94 8.04 -1.01 741900 25.95%
Q C O
AXB ALEXANDER BALDWIN NYSE 16.59 16.73 -1.47 485800 29.46%
Q C O
AXP AMER EXPRESS INC NYSE 10.14 10.33 -1.38 31033500 30.34%
Q C O
AXR AMREP CP NEW NYSE 14.08 14.08 -2.45 17200 20.21%
Q C O
AYE ALLEGHENY ENERGY INC NYSE 20.99 21.23 -1.04 2794200 20.89%
Q C O
AYI ACUITY BRANDS INC NYSE 21.62 21.73 -1.54 782700 32.08%
Q C O
AZN ASTRAZENECA PLC ADS NYSE 30.26 30.45 -0.63 2075000 24.74%
Q C O
B BARNES GP INC NYSE 8.06 8.17 -0.47 682200 32.17%
Q C O
BABY NATUS MEDICAL INCORP NASD 6.69 6.69 -0.49 182900 27.44%
Q C O
BAK BRASKEM SA ADR NYSE 3.75 3.88 -0.01 138100 29.61%
Q C O
BANF BANCFIRST CORPORATIO NASD 29.38 29.42 -1.85 51400 29.51%
Q C O
BANR BANNER CORPORATION NASD 2.16 2.18 -0.41 300400 31.59%
Q C O
BARI BANCORP RHODE ISLAND NASD 15.90 16.25 -0.70 4200 22.79%
Q C O
BAS BASIC ENERGY SRVC NYSE 5.42 5.47 -0.78 391700 27.53%
Q C O
BBOX BLACK BOX CORPORATIO NASD 17.19 17.19 -0.97 124000 24.78%
Q C O
BBSI BARRETT BUSINESS SER NASD 7.99 8.00 -0.21 27100 29.38%
Q C O
BBV BANCO BILBAO ARG SA NYSE 5.89 5.98 -0.56 1729200 25.56%
Q C O
BCPC BALCHEM CORPORATION NASD 19.19 19.20 -0.72 93100 34.64%
Q C O
BCS- BARCLAYS BK ADR SR 2 NYSE 4.69 4.69 -0.92 107900 33.12%
Q C O
BCS-A BARCLAYS ADS NYSE 5.00 5.01 -0.89 218200 34.49%
Q C O
BCS-C BARCLAYS BANK 4 ADS NYSE 5.10 5.50 -1.10 226700 34.31%
Q C O
BDC BELDEN INC NYSE 8.57 8.64 -1.02 339400 26.79%
Q C O
BDK BLACK DECKER CP NYSE 20.62 20.81 -1.65 1593600 25.19%
Q C O
BDT BLACKROCK STRTGC DIV NYSE 5.61 5.68 -0.33 128000 28.16%
Q C O
BDV BLACKROCK DIV ACH TR NYSE 5.23 5.31 -0.25 214500 23.72%
Q C O
BEE-B STRATEGIC HOTEL PF B NYSE 1.41 2.00 -0.13 107500 19.70%
Q C O
BEN FRANKLIN RES INC NYSE 38.75 39.41 -5.08 4203000 31.97%
Q C O
BEO ENHANCED S& P CV CAL NYSE 5.42 5.42 -0.33 26800 29.00%
Q C O
BERK BERKSHIRE BANCORP IN NASD 3.98 3.98 -0.27 11400 40.29%
Q C O
BFBC BENJAMIN FRANKLIN BA NASD 6.69 6.69 -0.83 4800 30.14%
Q C O
BFIN BANKFINANCIAL CORPOR NASD 7.42 7.42 -0.53 91500 26.76%
Q C O
BFS SAUL CENTERS INC NYSE 20.97 21.27 -1.57 107600 26.22%
Q C O
BFSB BROOKLYN FEDERAL BAN NASD 9.57 9.57 -0.66 26600 29.49%
Q C O
BGU LARGE CAP BULL 3X AMEX 14.69 15.10 -2.00 31835000 27.79%
Q C O
BHLB BERKSHIRE HILLS BANC NASD 20.08 20.14 -1.28 71300 29.68%
Q C O
BIF BOULDER GR & INC FD NYSE 3.24 3.36 -0.17 252000 21.42%
Q C O
BIP BROOKFIELD INFRASTRU NYSE 7.15 8.70 +0.10 399900 20.31%
Q C O
BKBK BRITTON & KOONTZ C NASD 8.37 8.48 -0.03 2200 33.91%
Q C O
BKCC BLACKROCK KELSO CAPI NASD 2.37 2.41 -0.12 149100 15.71%
Q C O
BKD BROOKDALE SENIOR LVG NYSE 2.50 2.55 -0.46 895200 22.87%
Q C O
BKH BLACK HILLS CP NYSE 14.87 14.89 -1.23 754200 15.71%
Q C O
BKMU BANK MUTUAL CORPORAT NASD 7.31 7.32 -0.65 258300 27.13%
Q C O
BLKB BLACKBAUD INC. NASD 9.04 9.44 -0.12 433300 29.89%
Q C O
BLM BUFFER NOTES BASED U AMEX 5.52 5.52 -0.02 6300 29.39%
Q C O
BLX BANCO LATIN AMER SA NYSE 7.71 7.98 -0.52 554500 33.03%
Q C O
BMRN BIOMARIN PHARMACEUTI NASD 9.96 10.17 -0.83 3248500 23.62%
Q C O
BMS BEMIS CO INC NYSE 17.06 17.21 -0.65 1079000 28.57%
Q C O
BMTC BRYN MAWR BANK CORPO NASD 13.33 13.49 -1.16 33900 32.52%
Q C O
BNI BURLINGTN N SANTE FE NYSE 52.61 53.23 -3.62 5142000 31.24%
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BOH BANK OF HAWAII CP NYSE 26.06 26.28 -2.26 1053300 27.05%
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BOKF BOK FINANCIAL CORPOR NASD 23.98 23.98 -1.52 351800 23.33%
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BPP BLACKROCK OPPTY NYSE 4.34 4.45 -0.52 111000 25.42%
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BPT B P PRUDHOE BAY UTS NYSE 51.68 51.84 -4.09 233500 32.05%
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BPZ BPZ RESOURCES INC AMEX 2.71 2.72 -0.35 758800 31.82%
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BRCD BROCADE COMMUNICATIO NASD 2.07 2.11 -0.12 13152300 29.02%
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BRKL BROOKLINE BANCORP IN NASD 7.57 7.57 -0.64 550400 31.30%
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BRO BROWN & BROWN INC NYSE 15.90 16.03 -0.44 1347900 34.94%
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BRS BRISTOW GROUP INC NYSE 16.42 16.91 -2.02 448400 34.68%
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BT BT GROUP PLC ADS NYSE 11.48 11.60 -0.62 331700 29.48%
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BTF BOULDER TOTAL RET FD NYSE 6.36 6.36 -0.55 213200 23.26%
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BTFG BANCTRUST FINANCIAL NASD 3.89 4.17 -0.49 73000 25.95%
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BTO JOHN HNCK BNK & THR NYSE 7.89 8.01 -0.74 343000 30.42%
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BUN CITIGROUP FUNDNG INC AMEX 5.30 5.30 -0.10 4200 27.83%
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BWR ML 8% STRAT RTN NTS AMEX 5.25 5.25 -0.08 2500 27.17%
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BWS BROWN SHOE CO INC NYSE 2.68 2.71 -0.54 564300 24.44%
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BWV BB CBOE SP500 IPATH AMEX 30.62 30.62 -1.18 1100 30.27%
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BXP BOSTON PPTYS INC NYSE 31.12 31.49 -2.55 5208200 33.20%
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BXT MERRILL LYNCH STRIDE AMEX 8.24 8.75 -0.18 2300 30.36%
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BZZ BUFFER NTS SPDR EXCH AMEX 3.30 3.31 -0.16 31000 34.29%
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CAC CAMDEN NATIONAL CORP NASD 16.14 16.33 -3.27 18100 27.74%
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CAE CASCADE CP NYSE 14.00 14.06 -2.03 116900 25.30%
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CAJ CANON INC ADR NYSE 21.74 21.95 -1.93 925600 30.70%
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CALM CAL-MAINE FOODS INC. NASD 18.66 18.70 -1.81 300600 19.93%
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CARV CARVER BANCORP INC. NASD 2.45 2.65 -0.60 9500 33.53%
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CAS CASTLE A M AND CO NYSE 5.83 5.92 -0.45 211200 29.35%
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CASY CASEYS GENERAL STORE NASD 18.33 18.39 -0.48 384100 31.56%
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CATY CATHAY GENERAL BANCO NASD 7.21 7.50 -0.77 1311700 26.88%
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CAW C C A INDS INC AMEX 2.20 2.30 +0.08 17200 25.10%
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CBC CAPITOL BANCORP LTD NYSE 2.50 2.75 -0.37 166400 25.14%
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CBG CB RICHARD ELLIS GRP NYSE 2.39 2.57 -0.21 7143200 36.67%
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CBI CHGO BRIDGE & IRON NYSE 4.93 4.96 -0.54 1828500 27.41%
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CBL C B L & ASSOC PRP NYSE 2.36 2.38 -0.30 3747800 34.84%
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CBR CIBER INC NYSE 2.08 2.14 -0.07 380800 25.69%
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CBS CBS CORP CL B NYSE 3.31 3.43 -0.42 16578400 25.66%
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CBS.A CBS CORP CL A NYSE 3.34 3.42 -0.44 16500 25.01%
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CBSH COMMERCE BANCSHARES NASD 29.72 29.90 -1.06 1112100 28.96%
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CBST CUBIST PHARMACEUTICA NASD 13.81 14.43 -0.05 2419800 23.50%
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CBT CABOT CP NYSE 8.22 8.35 -0.89 527500 20.19%
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CBU COMMUNITY BK SYS INC NYSE 14.10 14.19 -1.33 410900 25.89%
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CBY CADBURY PLC NYSE 28.12 28.33 -0.77 480900 36.44%
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CCRN CROSS COUNTRY HEALTH NASD 5.34 5.37 -1.52 511300 25.78%
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CDI C D I CP NYSE 6.72 6.79 -0.73 141400 27.94%
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CDR CEDAR SHOP NEW NYSE 3.45 3.45 -0.90 288200 28.16%
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CDZI CADIZ INC. NASD 6.47 6.47 -0.73 23400 29.55%
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CEE CENTRAL EUROPE & RUS NYSE 11.82 11.99 -0.39 83400 37.09%
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CELG CELGENE CORPORATION NASD 39.60 39.95 -2.49 9216700 21.47%
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CET CENTRAL SECS AMEX 10.68 10.80 -0.53 47000 23.40%
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CETV CENTRAL EUROPEAN MED NASD 4.75 4.86 -0.63 1031600 27.90%
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CEVA CEVA INC. NASD 5.20 5.26 -0.11 57400 35.30%
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CFR CULLEN FROST BNKRS NYSE 36.95 37.19 -2.24 1351500 34.30%
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CGW CLAYMORE S& P GLOBAL AMEX 10.55 10.62 -0.65 66200 31.83%
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CHCO CITY HOLDING COMPANY NASD 22.00 22.07 -2.42 139300 29.61%
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CHD CHURCH DWIGHT CO INC NYSE 46.26 46.90 -0.90 578400 31.35%
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CHFC CHEMICAL FINANCIAL C NASD 15.23 15.50 -1.32 171800 25.93%
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CITZ CFS BANCORP INC. NASD 1.71 2.20 +0.35 62800 43.02%
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CKP CHECKPOINT SYSTMS SC NYSE 6.35 6.38 -0.78 207100 31.29%
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CLDN CELADON GROUP INC. NASD 4.59 4.69 -0.45 72600 30.13%
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CLH CLEAN HARBORS INC NYSE 43.63 44.20 -3.22 227900 34.26%
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CLP COLONIAL PROPERTY TR NYSE 3.12 3.13 -0.42 1005500 30.59%
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CLS CELESTICA SUB VTG NYSE 2.85 2.90 -0.26 794700 27.53%
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CLX CLOROX CO NYSE 45.71 46.04 -1.47 2277600 30.81%
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CMA COMERICA INC NYSE 11.72 12.36 -1.55 5086600 37.32%
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CMCO COLUMBUS MCKINNON CO NASD 6.96 7.02 -0.95 118000 26.51%
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CMCSA COMCAST CORPORATION NASD 11.90 12.00 -0.74 26001500 35.98%
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CMCSK COMCAST CORPORATION NASD 11.12 11.20 -0.65 10338300 35.34%
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CMFB COMMERCEFIRST BANCOR NASD 4.20 4.20 -0.27 6700 26.24%
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CMTL COMTECH TELECOMMUNIC NASD 35.10 35.20 -2.44 559700 30.34%
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CNA C N A FINANCIAL CP NYSE 6.65 6.80 -1.46 868700 30.15%
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CNI CANADIAN NATL RAILWY NYSE 29.65 30.12 -1.93 2898400 37.25%
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CNQR CONCUR TECHNOLOGIES NASD 18.49 18.53 -0.82 618000 27.99%
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COBK COLONIAL BANKSHARES NASD 6.05 6.05 -0.45 1000 38.66%
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COBZ COBIZ FINANCIAL INC. NASD 4.14 4.20 -0.59 164900 35.29%
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CODI COMPASS DIVERSIFIED NASD 6.93 6.97 -1.16 175300 26.60%
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COH COACH INC NYSE 12.16 12.28 -1.09 8405200 33.79%
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COHR COHERENT INC. NASD 14.29 14.51 -0.36 214400 29.56%
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COHU COHU INC. NASD 7.66 7.69 -0.54 147700 29.83%
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COLB COLUMBIA BANKING SYS NASD 5.60 5.60 -0.87 92200 28.91%
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COP CONOCOPHILLIPS NYSE 34.83 35.40 -1.65 18735801 30.76%
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COST COSTCO WHOLESALE COR NASD 39.26 39.56 -1.25 8941800 31.98%
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COV COVIDIEN LTD NYSE 28.17 28.31 -1.67 5108800 20.44%
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CP CANADIAN PAC RAILWAY NYSE 25.11 25.80 -1.87 1235000 35.18%
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CPB CAMPBELL SOUP CO NYSE 26.11 26.28 -0.39 3459900 25.23%
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CPBY CHINA INFORMATION SE NASD 2.00 2.01 -0.29 285200 33.55%
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CPF CENTRAL PACIFIC FNCL NYSE 3.50 3.50 -0.43 337000 27.01%
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CPP ML DEP 8.05 PFDPLUS NYSE 7.32 7.80 -1.21 14700 27.23%
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CPX COMPLETE PROD SVCS NYSE 2.21 2.32 -0.40 1558000 24.12%
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CQB CHIQUITA BRANDS NEW NYSE 4.32 4.41 -0.33 809800 17.10%
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CRA CELERA CORPORATION NASD 5.48 5.48 -0.54 562500 28.18%
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CRDC CARDICA INC. NASD 2.35 2.40 -0.21 28900 32.60%
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CRDN CERADYNE INC. NASD 14.72 14.76 -1.39 446000 26.05%
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CRME CARDIOME PHARMA CORP NASD 2.95 3.14 -0.13 238200 31.07%
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CRRC COURIER CORPORATION NASD 9.80 9.80 -1.53 28800 23.86%
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CRY CRYOLIFE INC NYSE 4.02 4.04 -0.41 269000 24.13%
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CSA COGDELL SPENCER INC NYSE 5.25 5.28 -0.95 207100 29.88%
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CSBK CLIFTON SAVINGS BANC NASD 8.37 8.37 -1.15 34700 34.51%
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CSCX CARDIAC SCIENCE CORP NASD 2.85 2.89 -0.28 83700 24.43%
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CSFL CENTERSTATE BANKS OF NASD 8.45 8.75 -1.48 25600 30.49%
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CSS C S S IND NYSE 10.18 10.22 -1.88 42400 30.27%
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CSWC CAPITAL SOUTHWEST CO NASD 57.20 58.00 -5.45 18200 30.31%
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CSX C S X CP NYSE 21.33 22.44 -1.08 11867200 31.26%
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CTAS CINTAS CORPORATION NASD 18.57 18.60 -0.86 2085400 27.13%
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CTB COOPER TIRE RUBBER NYSE 3.26 3.28 -0.76 774900 30.21%
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CTO CONS TOMOKA LAND CO AMEX 22.01 22.01 -1.46 20800 34.36%
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CTS C T S CP NYSE 2.40 2.45 -0.57 166200 25.50%
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CTWS CONNECTICUT WATER SE NASD 17.31 17.39 -1.08 20200 22.33%
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CUO CONTL MATERIALS CP AMEX 15.60 15.60 -0.45 600 34.76%
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CUT CLAYMORE/CLEAR GTI AMEX 7.50 7.58 -0.38 32600 25.61%
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CUTR CUTERA INC. NASD 5.75 5.79 -0.05 19500 31.49%
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CUZ COUSINS PROP INC NYSE 6.15 6.43 -0.44 1616800 36.15%
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CVA COVANTA HLD CP NYSE 13.33 13.50 -0.57 1987800 18.21%
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CVBF CVB FINANCIAL CORPOR NASD 5.93 5.95 -0.83 1647900 28.66%
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CVC CABLEVISION SYSTEM NYSE 10.12 10.24 -1.26 3385400 28.26%
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CVCO CAVCO INDUSTRIES INC NASD 19.84 20.10 -0.92 40000 31.93%
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CVH COVENTRY HLTH CARE NYSE 7.97 8.02 -0.98 3840100 22.16%
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CVO CENVEO INC NYSE 2.02 2.06 -0.21 383000 29.77%
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CVY CLAYMORE/ZACKS YIELD AMEX 8.73 8.76 -0.64 62400 26.93%
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CW CURTISS WRIGHT CP NYSE 22.72 23.01 -1.65 390600 28.99%
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CWCO CONSOLIDATED WATER C NASD 7.08 7.17 -0.53 128900 26.29%
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CWEI CLAYTON WILLIAMS ENE NASD 20.86 21.03 -1.91 64200 24.89%
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CWLZ COWLITZ BANCORPORATI NASD 2.72 2.72 -0.32 2800 7.85%
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CXW CORR CP OF AM [NEW] NYSE 9.92 10.03 -0.43 2031300 35.17%
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CYMI CYMER INC. NASD 17.32 17.35 -0.64 407800 33.64%
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CYN CITY NATL CP NYSE 22.59 22.83 -2.20 1886000 26.16%
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CYT CYTEC IND INC NYSE 11.31 11.48 -1.13 789900 23.07%
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D DOMINION RES NEW NYSE 27.39 27.89 -0.51 6401800 24.64%
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DAL DELTA AIR LINES NEW NYSE 3.85 3.93 -0.53 15276700 25.85%
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DAR DARLING INTL INC NYSE 2.82 3.08 -1.35 5143700 29.93%
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DAVE FAMOUS DAVE'S OF AME NASD 2.00 2.11 -0.18 43800 27.60%
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DCE DEUTSCHE BK CAP FDG NYSE 6.67 6.92 -1.33 129600 33.25%
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DCI DONALDSON CO INC NYSE 22.75 22.89 -1.54 770400 28.43%
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DCOM DIME COMMUNITY BANCS NASD 7.56 7.62 -1.00 232200 28.77%
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DD DU PONT E I DE NEM NYSE 16.79 16.97 -1.24 10225000 28.03%
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DDM PROSHARES ULTRA DOW AMEX 17.61 17.87 -1.60 14585301 26.68%
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DEB WISDOMTREE EUR TDIV AMEX 25.71 25.71 -1.41 1100 28.78%
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DEI DOUGLAS EMMETT NYSE 6.29 6.36 -0.74 3659700 29.04%
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DEL DELTIC TIMBER CP NYSE 28.13 28.93 -0.43 84000 26.70%
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DES WISDOMTREE SC DIV AMEX 19.61 19.68 -1.49 28000 25.68%
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DEV MERRILL LYNCH & CO. AMEX 5.73 5.73 -0.23 11300 26.30%
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DEW WISDOMTREE EUROPE EQ AMEX 22.82 22.82 -1.42 4000 29.22%
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DFS DISCOVER FIN SVCS NYSE 4.76 4.89 -0.63 9749000 33.21%
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DGG WISDOMTREE INTERNATI AMEX 17.34 17.36 -0.97 1900 36.86%
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DGK MERRILL LYNCH DJIA AMEX 5.68 5.76 -0.26 10200 26.81%
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DGT SPDR DJ GLOBAL TITAN AMEX 35.62 35.83 -1.82 52400 30.99%
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DHFT DIAMOND HILL FINANCI NASD 3.12 3.22 -0.38 28000 27.41%
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DHG DWS DREMAN VALUE INC NYSE 2.81 2.95 -0.12 158100 26.15%
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DHIL DIAMOND HILL INVESTM NASD 30.11 31.23 -1.66 10400 31.06%
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DHS WISDOMTREE EQ INC AMEX 18.49 18.61 -0.94 39900 24.14%
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DHX DICE HOLDINGS INC NYSE 2.10 2.12 -0.10 59500 31.49%
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DIA DIAMONDS TRUST SER 1 AMEX 65.53 66.07 -2.70 35053801 26.72%
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DIG PROSULTRA OIL & GAS AMEX 17.39 17.75 -1.76 21394100 31.62%
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DIM WISDOMTREE INTL MC AMEX 27.26 27.38 -1.36 163100 31.54%
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DIS WALT DISNEY-DISNEY C NYSE 15.85 15.99 -0.95 17045500 33.76%
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DKT DEUTSCH BK CONTINGEN NYSE 8.17 8.38 -1.70 272000 29.82%
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DLLR DOLLAR FINANCIAL COR NASD 5.34 5.37 -0.47 291200 28.21%
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DLN WISDOMTREE LC DVDND AMEX 25.22 25.40 -1.09 77800 25.86%
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DLX DELUXE CP NYSE 6.43 6.46 -1.08 648800 23.86%
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DNDN DENDREON CORPORATION NASD 2.68 2.72 -0.21 2772300 25.99%
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DNH WISDOMTREE PACFC EQ AMEX 24.07 24.07 -1.46 800 39.34%
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DNY THE DENALI FUND INC NYSE 6.11 6.54 -0.38 30400 17.54%
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DOL WISDOMTREE INTL LC AMEX 27.35 27.53 -1.48 40900 30.56%
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DON WISDOMTREE MC DIV AMEX 22.11 22.29 -1.43 23900 27.67%
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DOO WISDOMTREE INTL 100 AMEX 23.73 23.91 -1.36 53900 32.00%
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DOV DOVER CP NYSE 22.21 22.43 -1.62 2096300 27.24%
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DOW DOW CHEMICAL NYSE 6.30 6.47 -0.59 34256598 17.63%
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DPS DR PEPPER SNAPPLE GP NYSE 11.96 12.11 -0.99 3067400 23.75%
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DRE-J DUKE RLTY DEP PFD J NYSE 6.11 6.60 -0.35 6900 21.56%
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DRE-K DUKE REALTY K NYSE 6.28 6.50 -0.27 24400 26.45%
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DRW WT INTL RE SCTR FD AMEX 14.45 14.45 -0.71 8400 30.39%
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DSC SPDR DJ WILSHIRE SMA AMEX 27.43 27.46 -1.40 6200 26.52%
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DSF DEFINED STRGY FUND NYSE 6.08 6.37 -0.10 5600 25.79%
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DSI ISHARES KLD 400 SOCI AMEX 25.51 25.51 -1.38 15800 29.57%
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DST DST SYSTEMS INC NYSE 26.53 26.68 -1.17 915100 26.01%
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DSV SPDR DJ WILSHIRE SMA AMEX 29.25 29.25 -2.00 4800 26.75%
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DTE D T E ENERGY CO HLDG NYSE 23.32 23.63 -1.18 2098600 16.96%
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DTH WISDOMTREE DEFA AMEX 23.80 24.23 -1.27 163500 30.67%
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DTK DEUTSCHE CONTINGENT NYSE 6.90 6.95 -1.65 330800 33.22%
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DTN WISDOMTREE DIV 100 AMEX 22.09 22.31 -1.24 46300 25.27%
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DTPI DIAMOND MANAGEMENT & NASD 1.96 2.13 +0.15 39000 40.39%
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DTT DEUTSCHE BK CAP FDG NYSE 5.88 5.88 -1.54 410300 31.49%
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DUA DEUTSCHED BK TR VIII NYSE 6.01 6.15 -1.75 105100 33.29%
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DUK DUKE ENERGY CP HL CO NYSE 11.83 12.04 -0.38 13102500 24.15%
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DVK AB SVENSK EKPORTKRED AMEX 4.94 4.94 -0.26 900 24.54%
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DVM COHEN & STEER DVD FD NYSE 5.67 5.73 -0.47 107300 22.24%
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DVY ISHARES DOW SEL DIV AMEX 26.20 26.42 -1.56 1349000 22.52%
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DW DREW INDUSTRIES INC NYSE 5.68 5.88 -0.62 347700 30.13%
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DWM WISDOMTREE DEFA AMEX 27.54 27.89 -1.24 92000 31.93%
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DWSN DAWSON GEOPHYSICAL C NASD 10.14 10.16 -0.82 76300 27.07%
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DWX SPDR S& P INT'L DIVD AMEX 24.50 24.50 -1.70 8500 32.30%
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DXB DB CNGT CAP TR PFD NYSE 5.88 5.97 -1.61 129900 30.37%
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DXPE DXP ENTERPRISES INC. NASD 9.67 9.73 -1.27 87400 33.29%
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E E N I SPA ADR NYSE 31.98 32.22 -3.41 2742600 23.05%
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EBF ENNIS INC. NYSE 7.11 7.11 -0.60 108800 23.30%
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EBSB MERIDIAN INTERSTATE NASD 6.80 6.80 -0.36 23600 24.85%
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ECLP ECLIPSYS CORPORATION NASD 7.39 7.47 -0.49 856700 28.46%
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ECPG ENCORE CAPITAL GROUP NASD 3.18 3.20 -0.40 86900 20.44%
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EDE EMPIRE DISTRICT ELCT NYSE 12.24 12.27 -0.55 362800 19.35%
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EE EL PASO ELECTRIC CO NYSE 12.39 12.44 -0.74 418000 28.23%
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EEA EUROPEAN EQ FUND INC NYSE 3.57 3.69 -0.20 55000 34.03%
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EES WISDOMTREE SCAP EARN AMEX 18.61 18.61 -1.03 4600 25.80%
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EEZ WISDOMTREE EG TOP100 AMEX 20.39 20.42 -1.35 1500 32.78%
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EFSC ENTERPRISE FINANCIAL NASD 8.44 8.44 -0.76 39100 33.77%
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EFV ISHARES MSCI VLU IDX AMEX 27.90 28.22 -1.48 266900 30.97%
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EIG EMPLOYERS HOLDINGS I NYSE 8.54 8.59 -0.77 217500 20.73%
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EIX EDISON INTL NYSE 23.66 24.14 -0.66 4034100 19.18%
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EJQ CITIGROUP AMEX 8.61 8.61 -0.13 2000 0.00%
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EK EASTMAN KODAK CO NYSE 2.40 2.45 -0.49 5926200 25.24%
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EL ESTEE LAUDER COS INC NYSE 20.40 20.58 -1.16 2850300 26.70%
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ELG SPDR DJ WILSHIRE LAR AMEX 29.75 29.92 -1.12 61800 31.03%
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ELOS SYNERON MEDICAL LTD. NASD 4.83 4.94 -0.31 247900 25.19%
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ELR SPDR DJ WILSHIRE LA AMEX 32.02 32.02 -1.40 17000 29.88%
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ELV STREETTRACKS SERIES AMEX 35.94 36.04 -1.76 26700 25.91%
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ELX EMULEX CORP NYSE 4.66 4.71 -0.19 1251000 26.84%
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ELY CALLAWAY GOLF CP NYSE 5.90 5.94 -0.54 441700 29.46%
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EMN EASTMAN CHEM CO NYSE 17.84 18.00 -1.43 1408600 24.01%
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EMR EMERSON ELEC CO NYSE 24.39 25.23 -1.24 10394400 31.69%
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EMV SPDR DJ WILSHIRE MID AMEX 24.99 24.99 -1.44 500 24.02%
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ENER ENERGY CONVERSION DE NASD 17.25 17.53 -2.47 2855800 32.69%
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ENL REED ELSEVIER NV ADS NYSE 20.20 20.36 -0.68 100500 38.94%
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ENZ ENZO BIOCHEM INC NYSE 2.86 2.90 -0.41 336700 26.00%
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EOA AB SVENSK EKPORTKRED AMEX 5.08 5.08 -0.32 100 31.42%
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EPAX AMBASSADORS GROUP IN NASD 6.75 6.76 -0.69 55500 36.57%
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EPH *% ELKS INTL GAME AMEX 3.36 3.40 -0.10 8800 34.04%
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EPHC EPOCH HOLDING CORPOR NASD 4.33 4.39 -0.58 15900 25.78%
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EPR ENTERTAINMT PPTY SBI NYSE 13.23 13.37 -1.16 1056100 28.71%
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EPS WISDOMTREE EARN 500 AMEX 23.95 24.00 -1.17 8200 30.10%
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EQR-E EQ RES PFD E NYSE 18.68 18.92 -0.68 500 33.53%
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EQS EQUUS TOTAL RETURN NYSE 3.24 3.25 -0.30 7700 30.20%
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ERF ENERPLUS RES FD NYSE 13.49 13.65 -0.75 750300 28.89%
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ERIE ERIE INDEMNITY COMPA NASD 28.50 28.57 -0.91 257600 29.27%
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ERJ EMBRAER EMPRESA BR NYSE 9.68 9.75 -0.65 1666000 22.37%
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ERO IPATH EUR/USD EXCHAN AMEX 44.80 44.80 -4.38 900 22.74%
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ERX ENERGY BULL 3X AMEX 17.00 17.47 -2.84 7360200 31.46%
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ESL ESTERLINE TECH CP NYSE 20.98 21.30 -1.31 430600 18.53%
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ESRX EXPRESS SCRIPTS INC. NASD 44.45 44.62 -2.81 3534800 29.59%
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ETH ETHAN ALLEN INTERIOR NYSE 8.01 8.10 -0.55 405200 26.51%
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ETN EATON CP NYSE 30.87 31.71 -2.21 3628300 23.93%
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EVBN EVANS BANCORP INC. NASD 9.31 10.70 +0.18 1600 36.53%
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EVX MARKET VECTORS ENVIR AMEX 25.88 25.92 -1.81 8300 24.50%
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EWBC EAST WEST BANCORP IN NASD 3.62 3.63 -1.29 2725600 20.25%
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EWD ISHARE MSCI SWEDEN AMEX 11.38 11.51 -0.93 136200 38.24%
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EWG ISHARE MSCI GERMANY AMEX 12.69 12.77 -0.77 594600 33.68%
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EWI ISHARE MSCI ITALY IN AMEX 10.18 10.27 -0.76 64500 26.39%
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EWN ISHARE MSCI NETHRLD AMEX 10.59 10.72 -0.60 27700 31.00%
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EWP ISHARE MSCI SPAIN IN AMEX 25.01 25.30 -1.40 121800 29.37%
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EWQ ISHARE MSCI FRANCE AMEX 14.70 14.92 -0.65 101500 34.62%
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EWS ISHARE MSCI SINGAPOR AMEX 5.37 5.40 -0.33 3543900 35.61%
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EXB CLAYMORE CGE BA& M I AMEX 7.00 7.05 -0.37 500 34.26%
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EXBD THE CORPORATE EXECUT NASD 13.11 13.12 -0.57 349100 22.48%
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EXR EXTRA SPACE STORAGE NYSE 5.29 5.47 -0.24 2046000 30.17%
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EXT WISDOMTREE TTL EARN AMEX 23.68 23.68 -1.19 5700 30.19%
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EZM WISDOMTREE MCAP EARN AMEX 21.82 21.82 -1.20 1600 30.35%
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EZU ISHARE MSCI EMU INDX AMEX 20.60 20.78 -1.10 114500 30.93%
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FAA CLAYMORE AIRLINE ETF AMEX 13.47 13.50 -1.58 4400 23.42%
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FAB FT MUL CP VAL APHADX AMEX 11.35 11.35 -0.70 3200 28.90%
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FAD FT MUL CP GR ALPHDX AMEX 14.81 14.81 -0.42 2000 26.14%
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FAN FIRST TRUST ISE GLBL AMEX 9.00 9.08 -0.61 72900 33.43%
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FARM FARMER BROTHERS COMP NASD 15.05 15.15 -0.85 13400 29.77%
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FAS FINANCIAL BULL 3X AMEX 2.56 2.75 -0.97 292478906 28.97%
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FAST FASTENAL COMPANY NASD 26.79 26.96 -1.45 2933100 31.86%
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FCAL FIRST CALIFORNIA FIN NASD 4.24 4.25 -0.15 32400 38.03%
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FCAP FIRST CAPITAL INC NASD 12.13 12.17 unch 1700 31.58%
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FCBC FIRST COMMUNITY BANC NASD 8.01 8.09 -1.34 87700 24.85%
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FCF FIRST COMMONWLTH FIN NYSE 6.69 6.73 -0.72 502500 25.47%
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FCNCA FIRST CITIZENS BANCS NASD 80.02 80.63 -5.61 30700 21.32%
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FCVA FIRST CAPITAL BANCOR NASD 5.00 5.00 -0.03 4900 35.71%
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FCY FOREST CTY ENT SR NT NYSE 6.40 6.40 -0.55 3100 25.76%
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FDEF FIRST DEFIANCE FINAN NASD 4.02 4.23 -0.55 23800 22.75%
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FDL FTETF MORNINGSTAR DV AMEX 7.79 7.85 -0.45 28100 26.34%
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FDM 1ST TR DJ SMI FD AMEX 9.60 9.60 -0.75 9500 25.90%
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FDX FEDEX CORP NYSE 38.49 39.00 -3.58 6431600 29.62%
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FE FIRSTENERGY CP NYSE 37.25 37.61 -2.25 2365300 24.71%
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FEIC FEI COMPANY NASD 11.61 11.75 -1.11 710000 20.91%
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FELE FRANKLIN ELECTRIC CO NASD 17.12 17.34 -2.40 237700 24.04%
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FEU DJ STOXX 50 ETF AMEX 20.07 20.25 -0.85 30300 29.79%
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FEX FT LG CP CORE ALPHDX AMEX 12.77 12.77 -0.72 2600 28.34%
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FEZ DJ EURO STOXX 50 ETF AMEX 22.58 22.86 -1.27 64900 31.58%
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FFBC FIRST FINANCIAL BANC NASD 5.82 5.84 -0.82 174500 26.12%
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FFBH FIRST FEDERAL BANCSH NASD 4.54 4.85 -0.25 10400 32.32%
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FFG FBL FINANCIAL GROUP NYSE 1.81 2.10 -0.62 360000 20.00%
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FFR FIRST TR FTSE EPRA AMEX 14.81 15.37 -1.13 8900 33.70%
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FGF SUNAMERICA ALP GR FD NYSE 7.40 7.50 -0.33 177700 29.13%
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FIC FAIR ISAAC INC NYSE 9.86 9.90 -0.76 483300 31.05%
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FKFS FIRST KEYSTONE FINAN NASD 6.30 6.30 -0.19 800 37.92%
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FLIR FLIR SYSTEMS INC. NASD 19.33 19.44 -1.00 3689600 33.06%
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FLXS FLEXSTEEL INDUSTRIES NASD 5.57 5.57 -0.16 7000 32.48%
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FMBI FIRST MIDWEST BANCOR NASD 6.15 6.19 -0.96 708700 32.50%
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FMCN FOCUS MEDIA HOLDING NASD 6.06 6.09 -0.68 1964800 36.15%
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FMER FIRSTMERIT CORPORATI NASD 12.46 12.85 -0.89 2076900 31.64%
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FMS FRESENIUS MED ADS NYSE 39.44 39.76 -1.19 193700 35.16%
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FNFG FIRST NIAGARA FINANC NASD 10.05 10.11 -0.81 2105900 28.49%
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FNLC FIRST BANCORP INC [M NASD 10.77 10.93 -0.37 19600 28.89%
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FO FORTUNE BRANDS INC NYSE 19.96 20.20 -1.69 2221100 19.75%
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FRD FRIEDMAN INDS INC AMEX 3.89 3.96 -0.05 22800 28.91%
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FRI FT S& P REIT IDX FD AMEX 5.45 5.47 -0.36 6300 30.08%
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FRM FURMANITE CORP NYSE 2.61 2.62 -0.36 261200 33.13%
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FRME FIRST MERCHANTS CORP NASD 7.50 7.57 -1.66 131800 21.91%
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FRX FOREST LABS CL A NYSE 19.04 19.25 -1.08 3262300 20.90%
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FSCI FISHER COMMUNICATION NASD 7.46 7.51 -1.22 43600 28.26%
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FSS FEDERAL SIGNAL CP NYSE 3.93 3.96 -0.65 454700 24.49%
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FTA FT LG CP VAL OPP AD AMEX 11.13 11.22 -0.71 27500 27.72%
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FTC FT LG CP GR OPP ALPH AMEX 14.71 14.76 -0.61 9400 29.53%
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FTR FRONTIER COMMUN CP NYSE 5.85 5.95 -0.66 8547399 31.80%
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FTY ISHS FTS NRT RE 50 AMEX 13.51 13.57 -0.82 4000 32.30%
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FULT FULTON FINANCIAL COR NASD 5.26 5.34 -0.46 2145700 33.15%
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FUQI FUQI INTERNATIONAL I NASD 3.66 3.68 -0.23 128400 31.69%
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FVD FIRST TRUST VALUE LI AMEX 8.29 8.35 -0.38 81400 25.13%
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FVI FIRST TRUST VALUE LI AMEX 10.00 10.00 -0.49 1100 26.08%
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FVL FIRST TR VALUE ETF AMEX 7.62 7.64 -0.19 23900 28.96%
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FWRD FORWARD AIR CORPORAT NASD 14.15 14.20 -1.02 278800 28.87%
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FXG FT CNSMR STPLS ALPHA AMEX 12.16 12.21 -0.59 6300 31.95%
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FXO FT FINANCIALS ALPHDX AMEX 5.79 5.79 -0.39 5600 30.41%
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FXR FT IND/PRD DURABLS AMEX 7.58 7.61 -0.57 5500 30.01%
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FXS CRRNCYSHR SW KRN TR AMEX 107.13 107.43 -2.57 11700 30.31%
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FXU FT UTILITIES ALPHADX AMEX 9.94 10.00 -0.40 18100 26.96%
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FXZ FT MAT ALPHADEX FUND AMEX 8.25 8.28 -0.48 5000 33.26%
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FYX FT SM CP COR AD AMEX 12.15 12.15 -0.41 1900 26.63%
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GAIA GAIAM INC. NASD 2.50 2.50 -0.13 98600 28.45%
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GAP GREAT ATLANTIC PAC NYSE 3.01 3.02 -0.51 501700 24.65%
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GAS NICOR INC NYSE 28.07 28.28 -1.66 657700 34.11%
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GBCI GLACIER BANCORP INC. NASD 12.24 12.24 -2.05 1559900 35.08%
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GBX GREENBRIER CO INC NYSE 2.08 2.14 -0.98 264900 26.46%
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GCI GANNETT CO INC NYSE 2.06 2.11 -0.26 11234101 20.14%
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GD GEN DYNAMICS CP NYSE 36.98 37.38 -2.84 10665200 16.85%
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GDV GABELLI DIV & INC TR NYSE 6.21 6.31 -0.57 342100 24.56%
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GEC GENERAL ELEC CAP 6.1 NYSE 12.55 13.70 -0.20 250600 23.34%
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GEF GREIF INC CL A NYSE 26.72 27.10 -0.84 346200 40.10%
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GEG GE CAP CORP 6.05 NTS NYSE 12.52 13.49 -0.07 129000 21.06%
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GEOI GEORESOURCES INC. NASD 5.00 5.11 -0.29 41700 26.92%
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GEP GE CAP PINES NYSE 12.50 12.76 -0.25 57000 22.96%
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GER GENERAL ELECTRIC NT NYSE 13.86 14.28 -0.36 116400 19.63%
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GGG GRACO INC NYSE 14.90 14.99 -0.75 671700 22.97%
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GGT GABELLI GLOBAL NYSE 2.66 2.69 -0.19 32800 27.27%
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GIL GILDAN ACTIVEWEAR NYSE 5.74 5.77 -0.38 2169700 24.22%
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GIS GEN MILLS INC NYSE 49.56 49.99 -1.37 4666800 19.75%
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GKSR G& K SERVICES INC. NASD 16.17 16.30 -1.42 112900 34.00%
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GLDD GREAT LAKES DREDGE & NASD 1.97 2.00 -0.27 185000 31.92%
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GLF GULFMARK OFFSHORE NYSE 15.98 16.31 -1.17 292700 20.92%
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GLNG GOLAR LNG LIMITED NASD 3.02 3.08 -0.53 186800 27.72%
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GLT GLATFELTER NYSE 4.88 4.93 -0.48 183300 22.13%
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GMR GENERAL MARITIME NEW NYSE 7.00 7.01 -0.78 489700 29.49%
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GMT G A T X CP NYSE 14.90 15.13 -1.77 1537700 23.62%
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GMXR GMX RESOURCES INC. NASD 11.10 11.11 -1.80 674000 21.59%
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GMXRP GMX RESOURCES INC. NASD 12.65 13.30 -1.20 3600 23.31%
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GNCMA GENERAL COMMUNICATIO NASD 4.14 4.16 -0.62 114400 27.71%
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GNET GLOBAL TRAFFIC NETWO NASD 3.13 3.17 -0.56 34400 31.81%
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GPC GENUINE PARTS CO NYSE 25.68 25.89 -1.16 2061900 26.36%
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GPN GLOBAL PAYMENTS INC NYSE 28.54 28.67 -0.86 854800 31.25%
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GRC GORMAN RUPP CO AMEX 15.07 15.37 -0.69 104400 26.41%
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GRE S& P 500 GEARED FUND NYSE 6.96 7.02 -0.23 10900 28.80%
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GRI COHEN & STEERS ETF AMEX 13.76 15.88 -0.98 4000 27.25%
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GRIF GRIFFIN LAND & NURSE NASD 22.50 22.50 -1.44 2800 24.23%
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GRNB GREEN BANKSHARES INC NASD 5.46 5.48 -0.88 97700 24.36%
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GSIT GSI TECHNOLOGY INC. NASD 2.00 2.10 unch 282900 31.36%
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GSK GLAXOSMITHKLINE PLC NYSE 28.14 28.35 -0.56 3422100 24.46%
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GSOL GLOBAL SOURCES LTD. NASD 3.30 3.33 -0.35 84300 31.96%
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GT GOODYEAR TIRE RUBBER NYSE 3.49 3.56 -0.34 5620000 28.04%
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GTIV GENTIVA HEALTH SERVI NASD 14.33 14.41 -1.52 1072100 18.73%
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GTSI GTSI CORP. NASD 4.46 4.67 -0.19 900 33.22%
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GTXI GTX INC. NASD 8.28 8.52 -0.56 285800 27.90%
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GWR GENESEE NYSE 17.63 17.91 -1.70 563300 27.20%
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GXP GREAT PLAINS ENERGY NYSE 11.33 11.45 -0.61 1392500 21.00%
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GXP-A GRT PLNS ENERGY 3.8% NYSE 63.00 63.00 +63.00 100 35.71%
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GYMB THE GYMBOREE CORPORA NASD 14.02 15.53 -7.13 10564700 20.30%
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HA HAWAIIAN HOLDINGS IN NASD 2.17 2.25 -0.34 804000 26.44%
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HAIN THE HAIN CELESTIAL G NASD 12.09 12.18 -1.14 517500 31.52%
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HAR HARMAN INTL INDS NYSE 9.30 9.48 -0.71 1856900 26.83%
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HAYN HAYNES INTERNATIONAL NASD 10.98 11.09 -0.93 183000 29.03%
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HBHC HANCOCK HOLDING COMP NASD 23.59 24.00 -1.73 282900 31.96%
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HCBK HUDSON CITY BANCORP NASD 8.87 8.93 -1.12 18598400 25.42%
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HCN HEALTH CARE REIT NYSE 27.32 27.66 -1.90 3918700 35.03%
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HCN-G HEALTH CARE REIT PFD NYSE 21.00 21.00 -0.98 1900 31.83%
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HDNG HARDINGE INC. NASD 2.60 2.93 -0.07 37200 30.44%
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HE HAWAIIAN ELEC INDS NYSE 12.17 12.27 -0.83 1327800 10.64%
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HEK HECKMANN CORPORATION NYSE 4.21 4.31 -0.08 275700 21.71%
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HGT HUGOTON ROYALTY TR NYSE 8.40 8.45 -0.55 309800 26.54%
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HIG HARTFORD FIN SVC NYSE 3.68 4.13 -1.01 39855699 30.68%
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HLF HERBALIFE LTD. NYSE 12.73 12.80 -1.19 769400 22.29%
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HNBC HARLEYSVILLE NATIONA NASD 5.07 5.13 -0.97 106300 22.44%
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HNI HNI CORP INC NYSE 7.70 7.80 -0.78 343500 29.55%
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HNR HARVEST NAT RES INC NYSE 2.87 2.89 -0.36 205400 34.11%
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HNSN HANSEN MEDICAL INC. NASD 2.93 2.98 -0.36 135500 22.07%
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HNZ HEINZ H J CO NYSE 30.95 31.24 -0.73 4655100 32.63%
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HOG HARLEY DAVIDSON NYSE 7.99 8.20 -0.70 7819800 28.40%
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HOLX HOLOGIC INC. NASD 9.54 9.62 -1.01 5492100 30.50%
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HOMB HOME BANCSHARES INC. NASD 14.69 15.13 -1.20 105700 25.79%
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HOO CASCAL NV NYSE 2.20 2.33 -0.20 98800 21.67%
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HOS HORNBECK OFFSHR SRVS NYSE 10.94 11.05 -0.86 436600 31.78%
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HPQ HEWLETT PACKARD CO NYSE 26.81 27.08 -1.57 30224699 27.60%
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HPY HEARTLAND PYMT SYS NYSE 4.35 4.39 -0.49 345900 18.94%
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HR HEALTHCARE RLTY TR NYSE 12.82 12.96 -0.99 1724500 36.01%
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HRLY HERLEY INDUSTRIES IN NASD 7.65 7.68 -1.13 53300 32.51%
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HS HEALTHSPRING INC. NYSE 5.52 5.63 -0.99 906000 19.33%
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HSII HEIDRICK & STRUGGLES NASD 14.00 14.15 -1.30 230200 35.88%
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HSP HOSPIRA INC NYSE 21.61 21.82 -1.19 1467100 33.23%
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HST HOST HOTELS & RESORT NYSE 3.31 3.40 -0.25 24190400 33.48%
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HSY THE HERSHEY COMPANY NYSE 31.18 31.49 -1.93 2927800 31.06%
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HTB HSBC FIN CORP 6.875 NYSE 13.30 13.72 -1.02 34800 27.27%
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HTBK HERITAGE COMMERCE CO NASD 4.22 4.23 -0.42 65100 28.20%
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HTD JOHN HANCOCK TAX ADV NYSE 5.63 5.82 -0.45 136000 19.59%
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HTE HARVEST ENERGY TRUST NYSE 3.16 3.22 -0.54 2423300 16.98%
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HTGC HERCULES TECHNOLOGY NASD 3.41 3.53 -0.38 313400 28.07%
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HTLF HEARTLAND FINANCIAL NASD 8.87 8.87 -1.29 57800 22.77%
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HUB.B HUBBELL INC B NYSE 23.13 23.44 -1.83 299100 29.27%
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HUBG HUB GROUP INC. NASD 16.12 16.18 -1.90 654000 33.69%
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HUGH HUGHES COMMUNICATION NASD 7.80 7.86 -0.34 40700 30.13%
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HUM HUMANA INC NYSE 18.57 18.77 -2.22 6231800 21.15%
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HURC HURCO COMPANIES INC. NASD 9.12 9.64 -0.14 94900 26.41%
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HWCC HOUSTON WIRE & CABLE NASD 5.46 5.49 -0.21 64200 37.21%
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HWD HARRY WINSTON DIA CP NYSE 2.06 2.10 -0.22 101800 25.92%
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HXL HEXCEL CP DELAWARE NYSE 4.75 4.76 -0.70 1366300 27.24%
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HXM DESARROLLADORA HOMEX NYSE 10.68 11.00 -1.54 845400 25.38%
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IAK ISHARES DJ US IN IDX AMEX 12.68 12.80 -1.30 60200 27.47%
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IART INTEGRA LIFESCIENCES NASD 20.00 20.07 -1.03 300200 15.01%
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IAT ISHARES DJ US RBIF AMEX 11.37 11.53 -1.50 160400 31.18%
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IBA INDUSTRIOS BACHOCO NYSE 9.01 10.25 +0.10 7400 37.36%
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IBI INTERLINE BRANDS INC NYSE 6.56 6.63 -0.63 232500 29.20%
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IBN ICICI BK LTD ADS NYSE 9.60 10.16 -1.42 6998300 27.91%
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IBOC INTERNATIONAL BANCSH NASD 8.43 8.43 -1.29 1914200 22.40%
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ICF ISHARE CS RTY MAJ IN AMEX 24.44 24.64 -1.96 3581700 33.66%
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ICXT ICX TECHNOLOGIES INC NASD 3.67 3.96 -0.68 25600 35.83%
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IDG ING GROEP NV PERP NYSE 4.32 4.48 -1.22 221000 28.62%
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IDU ISHARE DJ UTL SEC IN AMEX 53.97 54.56 -2.07 289200 23.16%
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IEV ISHARE SP EUR 350 IN AMEX 21.72 21.98 -0.91 742300 31.17%
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IEX IDEX CP NYSE 17.26 17.26 -1.31 674900 31.75%
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IFEU ISHARES TRUST NASD 15.50 15.50 -0.57 100 29.15%
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IFGL ISHARES TRUST NASD 15.54 15.79 -0.85 7400 31.44%
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IFLO I-FLOW CORPORATION NASD 2.33 2.35 -0.08 145600 25.84%
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IFN INDIA FUND [THE] NYSE 13.11 13.95 -0.63 427400 37.83%
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IGK ING GROEP NV NYSE 4.71 5.00 -1.15 427100 25.11%
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IHE ISHARES DJ US PHRM AMEX 35.57 35.57 -1.67 151800 24.82%
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IHG INTRCNTL HOTEL [NEW] NYSE 6.30 6.35 -0.32 161700 37.69%
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IHI ISHARES DJ US MDIF AMEX 32.13 32.24 -1.43 86300 26.01%
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IHO INVITEL HOLDINGS A/S AMEX 3.06 3.17 +0.07 26400 0.00%
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IIIN INSTEEL INDUSTRIES I NASD 4.83 4.85 -0.80 207300 25.20%
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IJJ ISHARE SPMC400BARVAL AMEX 36.76 37.04 -2.13 558900 28.50%
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IJR ISHARE SP SC 600 INX AMEX 30.60 30.80 -1.57 2879500 26.12%
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IJS ISHARE SPSC600BARVAL AMEX 32.50 32.71 -1.90 514200 26.40%
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IJT ISHARE SPSC600BARGRO AMEX 32.00 32.15 -1.57 829500 26.20%
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IKM BANK OF AMER 5.875% NYSE 9.00 9.20 -0.85 36300 30.58%
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IKR BANK AMER INTERNOTES NYSE 9.29 9.62 -0.78 17100 31.32%
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IMMR IMMERSION CORPORATIO NASD 2.33 2.33 -0.37 461200 20.51%
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IMN IMATION CP NYSE 7.20 7.21 -0.48 428400 19.70%
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IN INTERMEC INC NYSE 8.91 9.03 -0.50 439800 28.43%
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INB COHEN & STEERS GLBL NYSE 4.99 5.05 -0.42 120500 25.86%
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IND ING GROEP PERP DEBT NYSE 4.00 4.10 -0.95 110500 27.53%
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INDB INDEPENDENT BANK COR NASD 11.55 11.62 -1.50 86700 22.05%
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INDM UNITED AMERICA INDEM NASD 5.00 5.01 -1.52 41400 21.74%
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ING ING GROUP NV ADS NYSE 3.02 3.03 -0.95 3489100 25.39%
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INP IPATH ETNS LINKED TO AMEX 24.00 24.16 -1.69 509400 33.79%
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INZ ING GROEP PERP DEBT NYSE 4.07 4.10 -0.94 198700 23.74%
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IOO ISHARE SP GBL 100 IN AMEX 36.01 36.40 -1.37 90300 28.38%
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IOSP INNOSPEC INC. NASD 3.19 3.31 -0.38 184700 33.66%
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IP INTL PAPER NYSE 4.12 4.17 -0.46 8705600 20.40%
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IPAR INTER PARFUMS INC. NASD 3.94 3.94 -0.89 149900 29.35%
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IPCC INFINITY PROPERTY AN NASD 31.59 31.64 -2.48 178300 25.28%
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IPGP IPG PHOTONICS CORPOR NASD 7.14 7.20 -0.65 268200 29.07%
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IPHS INNOPHOS HOLDINGS IN NASD 7.80 7.84 -1.02 279900 21.91%
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IPS SPDR S& P INTL STAPL AMEX 17.51 17.51 -0.60 600 28.14%
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IPSU IMPERIAL SUGAR COMPA NASD 5.10 5.15 -0.84 116200 21.36%
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IRC INLAND REAL ESTATE NYSE 6.27 6.32 -0.56 673300 27.04%
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ISCA INTERNATIONAL SPEEDW NASD 16.51 16.59 -1.31 277200 20.10%
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ISF ING GROEP NV PFD NYSE 3.84 4.15 -1.02 132100 30.85%
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ISG ING GROUP PERP SECS NYSE 3.76 3.90 -0.90 91600 28.39%
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ISHG ISHARES TRUST NASD 92.60 92.60 -0.25 100 26.50%
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ISI ISHARES S& P 1500 ID AMEX 30.43 30.65 -1.28 128800 27.82%
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ISM SLM CORP 6.398% SR A NYSE 5.94 6.79 -0.35 7600 26.91%
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ISP ING GROEP PERP DEBT NYSE 3.80 3.97 -0.63 95300 28.74%
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IST SPDR S&P INTERNATION AMEX 16.65 16.82 -0.57 1800 33.25%
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IT GARTNER INC NYSE 8.96 9.01 -0.38 701400 23.72%
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ITA ISHARES DJ US A& DIF AMEX 28.91 29.05 -1.47 208200 21.20%
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ITIC INVESTORS TITLE COMP NASD 23.00 23.27 -0.38 1300 30.23%
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ITRN ITURAN LOCATION AND NASD 5.76 6.11 -0.24 12900 27.94%
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ITT I T T CORPORATION NYSE 32.86 33.19 -1.67 2941300 22.26%
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ITW ILL TOOL WORKS INC NYSE 25.95 26.19 -2.24 6887300 31.42%
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IVAC INTEVAC INC. NASD 3.43 3.43 -0.20 57200 37.07%
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IVE ISHARE SP500 BAR VAL AMEX 31.09 31.42 -1.43 1991200 26.00%
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IVV ISHARE S& P 500 INDX AMEX 68.30 68.96 -2.99 8166800 28.35%
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IVW ISHARE SP500 BAR/GRO AMEX 36.61 36.88 -1.38 3167600 30.46%
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IWA IOWA TELECOM SVCS NYSE 11.04 11.10 -0.95 439800 32.27%
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IWB ISHARE RUS 1000 INDX AMEX 37.13 37.43 -1.63 7326900 28.26%
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IWC ISHARES RUSSELL MICR AMEX 21.80 21.80 -1.42 174100 25.55%
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IWD ISHARE RUS 1000 VALU AMEX 34.07 34.38 -1.69 4406500 25.51%
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IWM ISHARE RUS 2000 INDX AMEX 34.92 35.02 -1.97 97995898 26.25%
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IWN ISHARE RUS 2000 VALU AMEX 32.25 32.31 -2.10 2394500 24.39%
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IWR ISHARE RUS MC INDX AMEX 45.62 46.00 -2.09 2531000 29.88%
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IWS ISHARE RS MC VAL FD AMEX 19.84 20.01 -1.03 4164000 27.38%
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IWV ISHARE RUS 3000 INDX AMEX 39.29 39.63 -1.71 1998900 28.39%
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IWW ISHARE RUS 3000 VALU AMEX 44.45 44.72 -2.38 164000 26.28%
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IXG ISHARES GLOBAL FIN AMEX 19.55 19.79 -1.90 48800 28.96%
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IYE ISHARE DJ ENRGY SC AMEX 22.51 22.71 -1.13 1241600 32.73%
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IYF ISHARE DJ FIN SC INX AMEX 23.95 24.45 -2.18 17146201 28.39%
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IYG ISHARE DJ FN SRV CMP AMEX 23.64 24.15 -2.50 2695100 30.37%
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IYH ISHARE DJ HLTHCR SC AMEX 43.99 44.32 -1.35 245500 25.67%
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IYJ ISHARE DJ IND SEC IN AMEX 29.16 29.40 -1.30 656900 24.68%
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IYK ISHARE DJ CGS IDX FD AMEX 36.84 37.17 -1.24 228200 27.46%
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IYR ISHARE DJ R EST INX AMEX 22.18 22.54 -1.55 35615500 33.59%
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IYT ISHARES DJ TRANS AVG AMEX 39.61 40.17 -2.95 1382800 27.77%
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IYY ISHARE DJ TOT MKT IN AMEX 33.40 33.66 -1.49 118500 28.54%
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JAKK JAKKS PACIFIC INC. NASD 10.55 10.91 -0.62 572400 18.62%
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JBL JABIL CIRCUIT INC NYSE 3.51 3.58 -0.62 2281000 27.56%
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JBLU JETBLUE AIRWAYS CORP NASD 2.81 2.84 -0.35 7102000 23.44%
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JCI JOHNSON CONTROLS INC NYSE 9.79 9.89 -1.21 6586000 30.64%
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JCTCF JEWETT-CAMERON TRADI NASD 4.30 4.30 -0.10 900 43.11%
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JEQ JAPAN EQUITY FD NYSE 3.63 3.67 -0.21 73400 28.10%
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JKD ISHARES MRNGST LRG C AMEX 39.56 39.88 -1.64 147600 27.06%
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JKF ISHARES MRGSR LGVLIX AMEX 35.16 35.47 -1.72 84800 26.46%
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JKI ISHARES MRGNG MID VA AMEX 32.26 32.49 -2.33 6500 25.77%
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JKJ ISHARES MRGN SM CORE AMEX 36.91 37.07 -1.85 20200 29.07%
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JKL ISHARES MRNGST SM VL AMEX 31.74 31.90 -2.25 37400 26.90%
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JLL JONES LANG LASALLE NYSE 17.08 17.17 -1.60 956800 34.21%
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JNK SPDR BARCLAY HYB ETF AMEX 26.01 26.28 -0.70 1031200 26.24%
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JNPR JUNIPER NETWORKS INC NASD 13.06 13.43 -0.36 17131199 35.61%
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JOE ST JOE CO [THE] NYSE 15.62 15.73 -0.80 2177000 24.79%
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JPG NUVEEN EQ PRM GR FD NYSE 8.20 8.24 -0.48 172400 28.52%
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JPM JP MORGAN CHASE CO NYSE 16.04 16.60 -2.70 153794797 31.44%
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JPM-I JPMRGN PFD SER J NYSE 15.35 15.50 -2.60 605400 27.35%
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JPM-P JPMORGAN CHS CAP XVI NYSE 13.01 13.17 -1.58 123200 30.85%
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JPM-X JP MORGAN CH CAP XII NYSE 12.67 13.03 -1.52 67900 29.07%
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JPM-Z JPM CHASE CAP XXVI NYSE 15.96 16.32 -1.98 265400 31.93%
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JPZ NUVEEN EQ INC FUND NYSE 8.25 8.30 -0.44 220100 26.99%
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JTA NUVEEN TAX-ADV TTL R NYSE 5.05 5.06 -0.37 75300 27.07%
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JTX JACKSON HEWITT TAX NYSE 3.30 3.48 -2.81 2123600 5.64%
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JXI ISHARES S& P GLOBAL AMEX 34.49 34.85 -0.77 37400 27.51%
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K KELLOGG CO NYSE 36.44 36.72 -1.35 4501600 24.89%
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KAI KADANT INC NYSE 6.94 7.01 -0.63 50000 27.21%
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KAMN KAMAN CORPORATION NASD 10.52 10.53 -0.85 168500 18.39%
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KBE SPDR KBW BANK ETF AMEX 9.32 9.54 -1.21 7936700 32.00%
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KCLI KANSAS CITY LIFE INS NASD 15.50 15.72 -3.07 9600 15.73%
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KCP KENNETH COLE PROD IN NYSE 5.24 5.42 -0.34 81500 36.41%
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KELYA KELLY SERVICES INC. NASD 6.18 6.20 -0.83 133500 22.17%
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KFT KRAFT FOODS INC NYSE 20.81 21.00 -0.95 13954699 22.13%
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KFY KORN FERRY INTL NYSE 8.29 8.32 -0.56 408000 34.76%
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KG KING PHARMACEUTICALS NYSE 6.16 6.19 -0.28 4820100 17.21%
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KIE SPDR KBW INSURANCE E AMEX 14.46 14.77 -1.47 730000 29.52%
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KIM KIMCO REALTY CP NYSE 7.09 7.21 -1.04 11625500 29.21%
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KIM-F KIMCO RLTY DEP SHS F NYSE 8.87 10.80 +0.80 12200 35.65%
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KIM-G KIMCO RLTY PFD G NYSE 10.85 11.01 -0.54 26300 20.23%
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KLD ISHARES KLD INDX FD AMEX 29.55 29.76 -1.25 29800 28.67%
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KMB KIMBERLY CLARK CP NYSE 43.73 44.17 -1.93 3704900 31.26%
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KNL KNOLL INC NYSE 5.33 5.37 -0.68 397900 26.03%
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KNM KONAMI CORP ADS NYSE 12.83 13.00 -0.59 19400 24.30%
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KO COCA COLA CO THE NYSE 37.44 37.85 -1.88 18235301 33.45%
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KOF COCA COLA FEMSA S.A. NYSE 25.96 26.41 -1.59 342300 26.17%
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KOP KOPPERS HOLDINGS INC NYSE 10.31 10.44 -1.12 338900 26.90%
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KR KROGER CO NYSE 19.95 20.14 -0.44 8033000 35.23%
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KRC KILROY REALTY CP NYSE 15.69 15.86 -1.30 1033900 32.31%
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KRC-F KILROY RLTY PFD F NYSE 8.83 9.60 -1.14 3100 22.31%
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KRE SPDR KBW REGIONAL BA AMEX 14.89 15.00 -1.40 3241600 27.80%
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KRNY KEARNY FINANCIAL NASD 8.15 8.19 -1.20 86900 27.94%
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KRSL KREISLER MANUFACTURI NASD 3.20 3.20 -0.50 1000 35.32%
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KSU KANSAS CITY SOUTHERN NYSE 13.15 13.47 -1.44 3124200 27.95%
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KSWS K-SWISS INC. NASD 7.08 7.09 -2.14 543500 24.83%
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KTEC KEY TECHNOLOGY INC. NASD 8.33 8.39 -0.77 41100 22.61%
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KTII K-TRON INTERNATIONAL NASD 45.70 45.72 -2.95 7500 25.70%
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KTX XEROX CAP CORTS NYSE 15.39 16.15 -1.84 6700 27.55%
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KVR CORTS TR GE CAP CL A NYSE 12.75 13.20 -1.01 24900 23.89%
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KWR QUAKER CHEM CP NYSE 5.20 5.36 -0.54 209800 21.93%
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L LOEWS CP NYSE 17.86 18.25 -1.57 5897600 33.18%
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LAKE LAKELAND INDUSTRIES NASD 5.50 5.61 -0.40 36200 26.08%
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LAMR LAMAR ADVERTISING CO NASD 5.67 5.80 -0.59 2600000 31.71%
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LB LA BARGE INC AMEX 4.45 4.45 -0.67 64500 22.64%
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LBAI LAKELAND BANCORP INC NASD 6.00 6.02 -0.51 45800 34.83%
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LDK LDK SOLAR CO ADR NYSE 4.51 4.59 -0.70 1591600 23.38%
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LDSH LADISH CO. INC. NASD 6.05 6.08 -0.60 168300 22.63%
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LEG LEGGETT PLATT INC NYSE 10.51 10.60 -0.39 2392700 31.51%
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LEGC LEGACY BANCORP INC. NASD 7.90 8.04 -0.01 48300 29.36%
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LFUS LITTELFUSE INC. NASD 9.00 9.62 -0.64 359900 24.23%
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LGI LAZARD GLOBAL TOTAL NYSE 7.97 8.03 -0.48 53800 25.66%
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LHO LASALLE HOTEL PROP NYSE 3.67 3.84 -0.60 1534800 28.63%
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LLY LILLY ELI CO NYSE 27.21 27.47 -1.03 9028700 23.36%
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LNC-F LINCOLN NATL CAP VI NYSE 7.44 7.48 -1.94 10300 27.30%
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LNC-G LINCOLN NATL PFD G NYSE 5.14 8.19 +1.31 57300 34.24%
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LNCR LINCARE HOLDINGS INC NASD 20.03 20.06 -1.35 1213100 29.34%
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LNDC LANDEC CORPORATION NASD 3.87 3.87 -0.37 129800 25.56%
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LNDU MERRILL LYNCH & CO. NASD 7.50 7.50 -0.13 5100 39.44%
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LNT ALLIANT ENERGY CP NYSE 20.43 20.56 -1.15 1173000 20.44%
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LNY LANDRY'S RESTAURANTS NYSE 3.86 3.89 -0.69 223600 25.61%
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LOJN LOJACK CORPORATION NASD 2.94 2.94 -0.34 144200 31.41%
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LOR LAZARD WLD DIV & INC NYSE 5.85 5.91 -0.37 24600 28.97%
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LOW LOWES COMPANIES NYSE 13.22 13.42 -0.74 20191100 24.11%
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LPSB LAPORTE BANCORP INC NASD 4.30 4.30 -0.54 2200 39.23%
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LTD LIMITED BRANDS INC NYSE 6.29 6.40 -0.62 6552400 34.55%
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LTM LIFE TIME FITNESS NYSE 7.61 7.79 -0.38 613700 27.66%
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LUFK LUFKIN INDUSTRIES IN NASD 27.50 27.90 -1.96 239100 34.02%
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LUK LEUCADIA NATL CP NYSE 11.10 11.33 -0.78 3679100 32.59%
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LUV SOUTHWEST AIRLINES NYSE 4.95 5.01 -0.21 16527100 24.12%
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LUX LUXOTTICA GP SPA NYSE 11.77 11.88 -0.67 147700 31.71%
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LVB STEINWAY MUSICAL NYSE 6.83 7.09 -0.94 76500 22.99%
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LVL CLAYMORE/BBD HI INC AMEX 6.75 6.78 -0.39 1900 33.59%
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LXK LEXMARK INTL INC NYSE 15.58 15.80 -1.18 2479400 19.79%
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LXP LEXINGTON REALTY TRU NYSE 2.22 2.23 -0.79 3072800 30.40%
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LXP-C LEXINGTON REALTY TRU NYSE 11.03 13.00 -0.99 3900 30.73%
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LYG LLOYDS BNKG GP ADS NYSE 2.20 2.22 -0.46 2655800 34.51%
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MAA MID AMER APT COMMUN NYSE 22.78 22.99 -1.26 808800 37.95%
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MAS MASCO CP NYSE 3.95 4.01 -0.71 9990500 16.30%
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MATK MARTEK BIOSCIENCES C NASD 15.90 16.13 -2.10 2151200 18.68%
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MATW MATTHEWS INTERNATION NASD 30.71 31.00 -1.77 293100 29.58%
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MBFI MB FINANCIAL INC. NASD 10.48 10.58 -1.36 458600 24.82%
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MBI M B I A INC NYSE 2.17 2.29 -0.59 11183300 35.18%
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MBLX METABOLIX INC. NASD 5.28 5.38 -0.71 188200 28.62%
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MBR MERCANTILE BCP [IL] AMEX 5.00 5.29 -0.06 4400 22.02%
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MCHX MARCHEX INC. NASD 3.00 3.03 -0.62 364500 30.83%
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MCRI MONARCH CASINO & RES NASD 4.01 4.02 -0.45 155500 12.66%
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MCY MERCURY GENERAL CP NYSE 23.10 23.34 -2.14 546000 22.11%
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MDCI MEDICAL ACTION INDUS NASD 5.82 5.87 -0.72 29100 34.95%
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MDCO THE MEDICINES COMPAN NASD 9.18 9.20 -0.69 517200 25.23%
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MDP MEREDITH CP NYSE 10.60 10.88 -1.05 1265000 22.58%
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MDS MIDAS INC NYSE 6.33 6.93 -0.52 104400 40.60%
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MDT MEDTRONIC INC NYSE 25.51 25.76 -0.70 10962500 21.50%
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MDU MDU RESOURCES GROUP NYSE 13.17 13.33 -0.76 1742900 24.88%
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ME MARINER ENERGY INC NYSE 6.86 7.02 -0.34 1944900 28.43%
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MEAS MEASUREMENT SPECIALT NASD 2.79 2.80 -0.27 36800 26.18%
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MEND MICRUS ENDOVASCULAR NASD 4.13 4.17 -0.59 105700 20.17%
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MET METLIFE INC NYSE 11.44 12.10 -2.62 29936299 28.15%
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MFC MANULIFE FIN CORP NYSE 7.57 7.69 -0.84 4618000 25.69%
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MFW M& F WORLDWIDE CP NYSE 8.22 8.27 -1.13 166300 31.53%
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MFY STRUCTURED PDTS ML AMEX 5.90 5.90 -0.20 100 25.31%
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MGA MAGNA INTL CL A NYSE 20.81 21.25 -3.32 3032800 29.39%
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MGC VANGUARD MEGACAP 300 AMEX 23.89 24.09 -0.92 157300 27.97%
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MGK VANGUARD MEGACP GR AMEX 26.21 26.43 -0.91 77500 31.42%
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MGRC MCGRATH RENTCORP NASD 13.16 13.40 -0.54 182500 24.05%
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MGU MACQUARIE GBL TTL RT NYSE 8.16 8.36 -0.63 185800 24.65%
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MGV VANGUARD MEGACP VAL AMEX 21.43 21.62 -1.06 87000 25.77%
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MHK MOHAWK INDS INC NYSE 18.67 18.95 -1.46 2290200 21.20%
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MI NEW M& I CORPORATION NYSE 2.98 3.11 -0.88 10572601 33.02%
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MIF STRATEGIC RET NTS AMEX 5.65 5.65 -0.17 200 28.58%
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MIM MI DEV INC CL A NYSE 3.26 4.55 +0.60 583100 33.24%
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MIND MITCHAM INDUSTRIES I NASD 2.38 2.52 -0.25 128000 29.28%
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MINI MOBILE MINI INC. NASD 8.58 8.58 -0.47 357500 26.39%
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MIR MIRANT CORP NYSE 9.57 9.73 -0.52 3276000 14.19%
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MKL MARKEL CP HLDG CO NYSE 226.08 227.85 -23.74 115500 30.43%
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MLHR HERMAN MILLER INC. NASD 7.98 8.05 -0.92 546500 26.35%
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MLP MAUI LAND & PINE NYSE 5.87 5.91 -0.43 16500 28.46%
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MLVF MALVERN FEDERAL BANC NASD 7.90 7.90 -0.15 7100 23.37%
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MMC MARSH MCLENNAN CO NYSE 17.18 17.84 -0.33 7275500 38.15%
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MMM 3M COMPANY NYSE 42.04 42.51 -2.31 8219700 32.30%
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MMSI MERIT MEDICAL SYSTEM NASD 9.98 9.99 -0.69 298500 23.80%
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MOG.A MOOG INC CL A NYSE 18.60 18.71 -1.79 216400 18.06%
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MOG.B MOOG INC CL B NYSE 19.25 19.25 -1.21 1900 17.90%
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MOLX MOLEX INCORPORATED NASD 10.04 10.17 -0.81 1842600 30.69%
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MOV MOVADO GROUP INC NYSE 4.76 4.79 -0.80 107300 29.51%
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MPS MPS GROUP INC NYSE 4.19 4.21 -0.38 823200 27.15%
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MPX MARINE PRODUCTS CORP NYSE 3.21 3.22 -0.38 50600 35.99%
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MRK MERCK CO INC NYSE 21.93 22.14 -1.03 20638900 24.72%
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MSCS MSC.SOFTWARE CORPORA NASD 4.07 4.30 -0.50 228700 28.65%
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MSFG MAINSOURCE FINANCIAL NASD 4.80 4.85 -0.77 181300 28.63%
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MSFT MICROSOFT CORPORATIO NASD 15.27 15.27 -0.85 89704703 29.09%
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MSS ML SLCT 10 ST RTN NT AMEX 3.23 3.23 -0.18 4200 30.26%
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MTA MAGYAR TELEKOM ADS NYSE 10.01 10.19 -0.98 33200 34.79%
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MTB M& T BANK CORP NYSE 29.53 30.50 -3.02 2943800 33.89%
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MTE MAHANAGAR TEL ADS NYSE 2.42 2.45 -0.08 31900 39.85%
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MTU MITSUBISHI UFJ FIN NYSE 4.01 4.11 -0.22 2724800 32.58%
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MTW MANITOWOC CO INC NYSE 2.46 2.47 -0.27 4594000 23.13%
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MTX MINERAL TECH INC NYSE 26.67 26.88 -1.24 264500 21.03%
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MVC MVC CAPITAL INC NYSE 6.44 6.55 -0.59 112700 19.83%
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MVI MERRILL LYNCH STRUCT AMEX 5.42 5.42 -0.28 1600 33.71%
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MVV PROSHARES ULTR MC400 AMEX 14.11 14.32 -1.49 887200 29.93%
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MWJ DIREXIONSHARES MID C AMEX 22.71 23.23 -3.64 61900 27.48%
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MYE MYERS INDS INC NYSE 2.79 2.91 -0.50 107700 23.09%
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MZO CLAYMORE MS SVCS ETF AMEX 10.55 10.55 -0.40 2800 27.90%
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NAL NEWALLIANCE BANCSHAR NYSE 9.76 9.82 -1.02 2182200 32.25%
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NARA NARA BANCORP INC. NASD 2.12 2.12 -0.37 248600 25.26%
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NASB NASB FINANCIAL INC. NASD 12.48 12.48 -3.12 58500 28.44%
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NATL NATIONAL INTERSTATE NASD 13.50 13.56 -1.02 12200 36.84%
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NBTB NBT BANCORP INC. NASD 16.07 16.09 -1.57 228500 22.24%
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NC NACCO INDS CL A NYSE 14.41 14.71 -1.99 42700 20.10%
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NCR NCR CP NYSE 6.77 6.90 -0.57 3316800 20.76%
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NCS NCI BLDG SYS INC NYSE 3.72 3.95 -0.73 478300 19.02%
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NDSN NORDSON CORPORATION NASD 21.63 21.79 -1.28 248800 27.66%
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NEOG NEOGEN CORPORATION NASD 18.66 18.69 -1.68 103800 24.67%
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NEWP NEWPORT CORPORATION NASD 3.11 3.12 -0.46 140500 24.47%
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NFBK NORTHFIELD BANCORP I NASD 8.85 8.85 -0.86 69100 33.20%
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NFO CLAYMORE/SABRIENT IN AMEX 11.33 12.42 -0.71 4400 25.22%
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NGPC NGP CAPITAL RESOURCE NASD 4.69 4.72 -0.48 110400 21.79%
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NI NISOURCE INC HLDG CO NYSE 7.79 7.86 -0.56 4433200 31.40%
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NICK NICHOLAS FINANCIAL I NASD 1.80 2.12 -0.23 6800 36.97%
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NOVN NOVEN PHARMACEUTICAL NASD 7.54 8.25 -0.72 444900 36.04%
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NPBC NATIONAL PENN BANCSH NASD 5.64 5.87 -0.63 1529000 23.74%
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NPO ENPRO INDUSTRIES INC NYSE 14.31 14.75 -0.19 624200 29.10%
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NR NEWPARK RESOURCES NYSE 2.32 2.32 -0.31 475900 26.72%
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NRIM NORTHRIM BANCORP INC NASD 7.50 7.59 -0.29 26300 26.22%
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NSC NORFOLK SO CP NYSE 26.87 27.25 -2.73 9676100 26.15%
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NSIT INSIGHT ENTERPRISES NASD 2.09 2.09 -0.28 465200 23.47%
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NSPH NANOSPHERE INC. NASD 2.71 2.71 -0.29 30900 29.79%
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NSTC NESS TECHNOLOGIES IN NASD 2.38 2.38 -0.23 287100 29.43%
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NTIC NORTHERN TECHNOLOGIE NASD 5.04 5.51 -1.18 3900 30.29%
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NTY N B T Y INC NYSE 13.05 13.16 -0.56 598400 27.39%
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NUTR NUTRACEUTICAL INTERN NASD 6.09 6.12 -0.41 26600 33.84%
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NUW NUVEEN MUNI VAL FD2 NYSE 15.00 15.00 unch 57700 0.00%
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NWL NEWELL RUBBERMAID NYSE 4.64 4.71 -0.33 4929000 16.21%
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NWLI NATIONAL WESTERN LIF NASD 67.29 68.35 -19.12 6400 16.13%
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NWSB NORTHWEST BANCORP IN NASD 13.55 13.55 -1.03 154400 24.25%
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NX QUANEX BLDG PRODS CP NYSE 5.67 5.95 -0.06 182400 24.51%
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NY ISHARES NYSE 100 IDX AMEX 35.86 36.14 -1.50 5900 25.71%
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NYB NEW YORK CMMTY BNC## NYSE 7.82 7.90 -0.94 10881600 24.19%
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NYC ISHARES NYSE CMP IDX AMEX 38.99 39.35 -1.74 28600 28.72%
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NYM NYMAGIC INC NYSE 7.87 8.92 -1.46 28600 21.43%
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NYX NYSE EURONEXT NYSE 14.94 15.10 -1.26 6484200 33.16%
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O-E REALTY INCOME PFD E NYSE 14.55 14.84 -0.01 21400 26.46%
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OC OWENS CORNING NYSE 6.53 6.59 -0.63 949500 22.70%
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OCFC OCEANFIRST FINANCIAL NASD 8.02 8.02 -0.73 33600 22.10%
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ODY ACC RTM NTS S&P500 AMEX 5.26 5.26 -0.15 100 29.68%
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OEF ISHARE SP 100 INDEX AMEX 32.49 32.76 -1.28 2293300 26.65%
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OFLX OMEGA FLEX INC. NASD 11.00 11.00 -1.04 7000 28.54%
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OI OWENS ILLINOIS NYSE 10.22 10.85 -0.62 7031100 20.77%
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OKE ONEOK INC NEW NYSE 19.13 19.26 -1.01 1399300 20.80%
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OKSB SOUTHWEST BANCORP IN NASD 6.89 6.97 -1.39 73000 26.73%
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OLE 9.25 STRIDES ORACLE AMEX 15.57 17.75 -0.17 2200 35.41%
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OLN OLIN CP NYSE 8.98 9.05 -1.10 1718700 21.30%
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OMPI OBAGI MEDICAL PRODUC NASD 3.94 4.01 -0.46 164100 23.19%
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OMX OFFICEMAX INC. NYSE 2.36 2.36 -0.44 3812100 18.15%
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ONB OLD NATIONAL BANCORP NYSE 9.02 9.10 -1.21 1075400 25.47%
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OPNT OPNET TECHNOLOGIES I NASD 7.46 7.51 -0.70 46400 36.86%
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OPOF OLD POINT FINANCIAL NASD 15.25 15.25 -0.35 100 36.92%
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OPTT OCEAN POWER TECHNOLO NASD 4.51 4.51 -0.08 33400 30.72%
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OPY OPPENHEIMER HLDGS A NYSE 6.98 6.99 -0.97 29200 24.40%
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ORB ORBITAL SCIENCES CP NYSE 11.78 11.85 -0.89 1520800 18.04%
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ORCL ORACLE CORPORATION NASD 14.52 14.53 -0.43 67101398 29.51%
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OSBC OLD SECOND BANCORP I NASD 4.37 4.41 -1.04 110200 24.63%
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OSBCP OLD SECOND BANCORP I NASD 5.00 5.02 -0.98 10500 32.01%
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OSG OVERSEAS SHIPHDLG NYSE 21.57 21.77 -3.10 1354600 29.75%
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OSM SLM CPI LKD NT NYSE 6.53 6.74 -0.41 17100 27.44%
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OTP CLAYMORE/OCEAN TOMO AMEX 14.03 14.07 -0.63 1800 27.90%
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OXM OXFORD INDS NYSE 3.55 3.58 -0.43 93300 27.76%
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OXPS OPTIONSXPRESS HOLDIN NASD 8.66 8.75 -0.70 668300 31.20%
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PACW PACWEST BANCORP NASD 9.63 9.75 -2.50 576000 26.44%
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PAO POWERSHARES EXCHANGE AMEX 7.40 7.51 -0.09 2900 21.42%
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PATR PATRIOT TRANSPORTATI NASD 50.50 50.50 -5.75 80800 21.60%
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PBIB PORTER BANCORP INC. NASD 10.00 10.00 unch 500 29.92%
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PBJ PWRSHR DYN FOOD& BEV AMEX 10.65 10.70 -0.44 44100 27.13%
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PBNY PROVIDENT NEW YORK B NASD 7.64 7.66 -0.87 180500 29.37%
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PBW PS WILDERHILL ENRGY AMEX 5.91 6.00 -0.29 561800 31.46%
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PCBS PROVIDENT COMMUNITY NASD 2.70 2.70 -0.52 600 24.68%
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PCC PMC COMMERCIAL SBI AMEX 4.21 4.47 -0.69 31900 18.08%
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PCH POTLATCH CP NYSE 18.91 19.10 -1.31 1040200 33.01%
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PCL PLUM CREEK TIM REIT NYSE 23.56 23.92 -1.53 7642900 34.39%
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PCR PERINI CP NYSE 11.21 11.32 -1.59 930600 24.80%
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PDP PS DWA TEC LDR PFL AMEX 11.25 11.53 -0.45 93700 29.32%
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PEBO PEOPLES BANCORP INC. NASD 7.86 7.86 -1.24 55500 32.71%
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PEF PS FTSE RAFI EUROPE AMEX 18.10 18.10 -0.32 300 30.77%
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PEH PS DNM EUR PRTFL ETF AMEX 7.37 7.37 -0.24 4000 31.77%
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PENX PENFORD CORPORATION NASD 2.37 2.38 -0.80 86300 12.89%
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PETD PETROLEUM DEVELOPMEN NASD 9.79 9.91 -1.23 185700 23.78%
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PEY POWERSHARES ETF AMEX 4.02 4.07 -0.33 48200 23.21%
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PFBI PREMIER FINANCIAL BA NASD 4.00 4.50 unch 43100 35.10%
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PFG PRINCIPAL FINL GROUP NYSE 5.95 6.38 -0.93 8529800 28.86%
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PFG-B PRIN FIN GRP SER B NYSE 7.62 8.00 -0.99 7000 31.15%
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PFI POWERSHARES DYNAMIC AMEX 11.04 11.04 -1.07 10400 27.42%
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PFL PIMCO FLTG RT INC FD NYSE 4.36 4.41 -0.16 189400 14.62%
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PFM PS DIV ACHIEVERS PTF AMEX 8.15 8.24 -0.31 123800 25.15%
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PFN PIMCO FL RT STGY FND NYSE 3.93 4.07 -0.13 346200 15.23%
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PFX PHOENIX COS 7.45QUIB NYSE 3.20 3.43 -0.57 59500 24.14%
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PG PROCTER GAMBLE CO NYSE 44.93 45.40 -1.91 19468900 25.26%
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PGC PEAPACK-GLADSTONE FI NASD 12.85 12.96 -1.44 19500 27.85%
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PGF POWERSHARES EXCHANGE AMEX 5.68 5.72 -0.96 1781600 28.29%
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PGR PROGRESSIVE CP NYSE 10.19 10.38 -0.97 10672601 33.77%
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PGZ POWERSHARES DYNAMIC AMEX 13.19 13.19 -0.49 8400 23.79%
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PH PARKER HANNIFIN CP NYSE 28.43 28.92 -2.40 3410700 24.51%
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PHG KONINKLIJKE PHLP NEW NYSE 14.40 14.55 -1.23 1307900 36.36%
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PHJ PS HI GR RT DIV ACHV AMEX 6.54 6.54 -0.32 20800 23.58%
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PHR PRUDENTIAL FINL PFD NYSE 8.41 9.16 -1.54 151900 17.81%
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PHW PS DYN HRDWR ELCTRNC AMEX 6.75 6.75 -0.26 300 30.05%
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PIC POWERSHARES DYNAMIC AMEX 8.89 8.96 -0.63 17800 27.00%
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PID PS INTL DIV ACHVR AMEX 7.38 7.45 -0.39 247300 32.69%
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PII POLARIS INDUSTRIES NYSE 15.45 15.59 -1.05 841600 29.70%
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PIN POWERSHARES INDIA AMEX 9.54 9.70 -0.64 100300 34.46%
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PIQ POWERSHARES DYNAMIC AMEX 13.14 13.14 -0.68 11400 28.14%
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PJB POWERSHARES DYNAMIC AMEX 9.69 9.71 -0.75 127300 26.95%
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PJC PIPER JAFFRAY COS NYSE 18.85 19.10 -1.51 400300 29.80%
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PJF POWERSHARES EXCHANGE AMEX 14.45 14.54 -0.55 16400 27.89%
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PJM POWERSHARES EXCHANGE AMEX 11.03 11.06 -0.77 56500 25.22%
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PJP PWRSHRS DYN PHARMA AMEX 12.51 12.58 -0.37 83900 23.72%
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PJR PREFERREDPLUS UPC 1 NYSE 8.07 10.00 -0.75 11500 30.52%
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PJT PREFERRED PLUS GEC-1 NYSE 12.75 13.01 -0.86 17700 15.94%
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PKBK PARKE BANCORP INC. NASD 4.46 4.89 -0.11 5600 32.66%
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PKG PACKAGING CP AMER NYSE 9.75 9.83 -0.42 1558200 30.16%
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PKI PERKIN ELMER INC NYSE 11.58 11.70 -0.65 1371000 34.38%
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PKOH PARK-OHIO HOLDINGS C NASD 2.08 2.13 -0.31 21100 26.43%
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PKW POWERSHARES BUYBACK AMEX 12.14 12.19 -0.57 35500 28.66%
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PKY PARKWAY PROP INC. NYSE 9.15 9.21 -1.33 120300 26.12%
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PL PROTECTIVE LIFE CORP NYSE 2.85 2.92 -0.58 1733700 31.53%
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PLPC PREFORMED LINE PRODU NASD 26.64 29.00 -1.30 11600 38.23%
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PLT PLANTRONICS INC NYSE 7.78 7.84 -0.40 441200 30.78%
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PLXS PLEXUS CORP. NASD 11.54 11.59 -0.51 364400 32.38%
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PM PHILIP MORRIS INTL NYSE 32.04 32.95 -0.54 16889600 30.72%
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PMA POWERSHARES MEGA-CAP AMEX 14.34 14.34 -0.67 600 26.87%
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PMD PSYCHEMEDICS CORPORA NASD 4.25 4.39 -0.31 21600 23.41%
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PMFG PMFG INC. NASD 3.96 4.04 -0.29 57100 31.49%
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PMTC PARAMETRIC TECHNOLOG NASD 7.45 7.47 -0.42 1105000 27.97%
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PMTI PALOMAR MEDICAL TECH NASD 6.00 6.08 -0.56 218100 14.29%
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PNC P N C FIN SVCS GR NYSE 19.80 20.00 -3.26 17406100 32.42%
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PNC-C P N C FIN SVC 1.6 NYSE 34.31 34.31 -6.01 400 33.74%
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PNC-D P N C FIN SVC 1.8 NYSE 34.31 34.31 -5.69 400 32.19%
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PNFP PINNACLE FINANCIAL P NASD 14.64 14.76 -2.91 355100 25.68%
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PNM PNM RES INC [HLDG] NYSE 6.18 6.28 -0.50 849800 30.21%
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PNRG PRIMEENERGY CORPORAT NASD 25.27 25.27 -3.27 500 35.43%
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PNSN PENSON WORLDWIDE INC NASD 4.02 4.02 -0.38 93100 30.83%
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PNW PINNACLE WEST CAP NYSE 22.32 23.34 -0.68 1375900 15.67%
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POM PEPCO HOLDINGS INC NYSE 11.04 11.14 -1.09 4709900 13.85%
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POOL POOL CORPORATION NASD 11.73 11.81 -0.90 1258700 29.36%
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POR PORTLAND GEN ELEC NYSE 13.45 14.37 -0.83 2744600 24.49%
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PPA POWERSHARES AMEX 10.35 10.43 -0.45 139600 24.68%
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PPBI PACIFIC PREMIER BANC NASD 2.61 2.99 -0.02 18800 35.70%
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PPG P P G IND NYSE 28.16 28.48 -2.44 3579300 28.02%
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PPL PPL CORP NYSE 24.93 25.22 -1.33 3183600 28.90%
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PPO POLYPORE INTERNATION NYSE 3.23 3.27 -0.48 248600 26.21%
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PRB MARKET VECTORS AMEX 24.07 24.48 -0.02 16300 30.91%
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PRF PS FTSE RAFI US 1000 AMEX 24.53 24.67 -1.06 166400 26.03%
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PRFE POWERSHARES EXCHANGE NASD 37.77 38.04 -2.00 73000 32.88%
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PRFF POWERSHARES EXCHANGE NASD 9.19 9.35 -0.89 13200 28.20%
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PRFG POWERSHARES EXCHANGE NASD 24.15 24.30 -0.92 6200 27.79%
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PRFM POWERSHARES EXCHANGE NASD 21.41 21.41 -1.61 2000 33.80%
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PRFN POWERSHARES EXCHANGE NASD 22.78 22.93 -1.06 37800 24.37%
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PRFU POWERSHARES EXCHANGE NASD 33.28 33.46 -0.91 3300 20.93%
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PRFZ POWERSHARES EXCHANGE NASD 22.69 22.70 -1.28 116600 26.29%
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PRGS PROGRESS SOFTWARE CO NASD 14.88 14.90 -0.57 225500 28.37%
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PRGX PRG-SCHULTZ INTERNAT NASD 2.74 2.74 -0.36 233600 31.76%
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PRSP PROSPERITY BANCSHARE NASD 21.49 21.49 -2.78 1010300 33.96%
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PRU PRUDENTIAL FINCL INC NYSE 10.88 11.29 -2.53 17016600 29.54%
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PSA PUBLIC STG NYSE 47.16 48.05 -1.90 5699300 36.68%
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PSB PS BUSINESS PARKS NYSE 30.07 30.48 -1.84 180800 32.67%
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PSL POWERSHARES DYNAMIC AMEX 16.31 17.02 -0.71 38900 30.06%
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PSP PWRSHARD LISTED PRIV AMEX 3.87 3.88 -0.38 68000 26.05%
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PSW BLACKROCK PREFERRED NYSE 3.70 3.87 -0.40 59100 28.81%
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PSY BLACKROCK PREFERRED NYSE 3.82 4.00 -0.47 188000 27.66%
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PTH POWERSHARES DYNAMIC AMEX 15.35 15.40 -0.66 30100 24.43%
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PTJ POWERSHARES DYNAMIC AMEX 12.60 12.99 -0.71 3700 26.60%
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PTNR PARTNER COMMUNICATIO NASD 13.38 13.66 -0.76 95700 36.14%
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PTSI P.A.M. TRANSPORTATIO NASD 3.00 3.00 -0.17 8500 30.08%
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PTV PACTIV CORP NYSE 11.22 11.42 -0.59 5096700 11.82%
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PUI POWERSHARES DYNAMIC AMEX 11.61 11.74 -0.41 53100 20.94%
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PUK PRUDENTIAL PLC SC NYSE 6.00 6.10 -1.62 405900 35.55%
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PULB PULASKI FINANCIAL CO NASD 4.65 4.83 -0.50 12900 27.65%
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PVA PENN VIRGINIA CP NYSE 11.30 11.51 -1.09 863900 24.35%
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PVM POWERSHARES DYNAMIC AMEX 11.67 11.70 -0.79 11200 24.79%
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PVTB PRIVATEBANCORP INC. NASD 9.63 9.73 -1.00 721200 27.25%
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PVTBP PRIVATEBANCORP INC. NASD 12.68 13.75 -2.23 24600 29.92%
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PWO POWERSHARE DYNMC OTC AMEX 26.73 26.73 -1.13 28700 27.66%
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PWP PS DYN SM CAP VAL PT AMEX 7.81 7.87 -0.49 22400 27.08%
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PWT PS DYN SM CAP GR PRT AMEX 8.21 8.21 -0.36 17000 28.50%
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PWV PS DYN LG CAP VAL PR AMEX 10.68 10.81 -0.44 252100 27.83%
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PWY PS DYN SM CAP VAL PT AMEX 7.26 7.27 -0.44 57800 25.14%
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PXJ POWERSHARES DYNAMIC AMEX 8.97 9.05 -0.58 84100 36.14%
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PXN POWERSHARES LUX NANO AMEX 5.38 5.38 -0.36 14500 26.25%
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PYS PPLUS SER RRD NYSE 6.63 7.15 -1.19 15800 30.30%
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PYZ POWERSHARES DYNAMIC AMEX 13.85 13.93 -0.72 22900 29.26%
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PZI PWRSHR EXCH TRUST FU AMEX 5.73 5.76 -0.38 94600 25.28%
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PZJ PS ZACKS SM CAP ETF AMEX 10.36 10.36 -0.63 8600 27.96%
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QCRH QCR HOLDINGS INC. NASD 7.60 7.75 -0.44 10100 33.33%
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QDEL QUIDEL CORPORATION NASD 9.01 9.05 -0.78 587100 18.53%
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QUIX QUIXOTE CORPORATION NASD 1.77 2.03 -0.97 78300 18.05%
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R RYDER SYSTEM INC NYSE 20.13 20.37 -1.99 1380900 29.03%
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RACK RACKABLE SYSTEMS INC NASD 3.52 3.54 -0.08 223600 37.44%
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RAIL FREIGHTCAR AMERICA I NASD 14.32 14.68 -1.22 247400 35.68%
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RAS-A RAIT FINANCIAL TR PF NYSE 2.42 2.55 -0.45 42300 12.74%
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RAS-B RAIT FINANCIAL TR PF NYSE 2.96 3.05 -0.27 6800 18.41%
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RAS-C RAIT FIN TR PFD C NYSE 3.43 3.43 -0.32 5000 14.24%
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RATE BANKRATE INC NASD 15.88 16.05 -2.34 927400 16.51%
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RC GRUPO RADIO CENTRO NYSE 4.18 4.18 -0.66 1500 29.19%
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RCI ROGERS COMMUN CL B NYSE 20.41 20.47 -0.78 1222800 24.56%
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RCKB ROCKVILLE FINANCIAL NASD 6.97 6.97 -1.12 24300 25.91%
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RCRC RC2 CORPORATION NASD 3.53 3.71 -0.54 85300 32.13%
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RCW AB SVENSK EKPORTKRED AMEX 4.77 4.77 -0.23 3000 27.68%
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RDEN ELIZABETH ARDEN INC. NASD 4.18 4.20 -0.40 145500 27.46%
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RDK RUDDICK CP NYSE 19.58 19.63 -1.04 380100 26.45%
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REA RYDEX 2X S& P ENERGY AMEX 9.75 9.81 -1.25 14700 33.79%
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RECN RESOURCES CONNECTION NASD 12.86 12.87 -0.60 411800 37.29%
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REG REGENCY CENTERS CORP NYSE 22.25 22.53 -1.86 2602500 32.46%
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REIS REIS INC NASD 3.14 3.80 +0.09 3300 39.94%
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RER MERRILL LYNCH RUS 2K AMEX 5.61 5.61 -0.16 200 27.47%
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REU AB SVENSK RUSSELL AMEX 4.88 4.88 -0.27 9900 25.83%
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RFI COHEN& STEERS TOT RT NYSE 4.45 4.46 -0.31 13100 23.84%
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RFL RYDEX 2X S& P FINCL AMEX 2.89 3.04 -0.69 97800 30.07%
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RFV RYDEX S&P MIDCAP 400 AMEX 10.74 10.74 -1.01 2900 27.55%
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RFW RUSSELL 2000 IDX CAP AMEX 7.41 7.41 -0.37 3000 21.51%
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RGA REINSURANCE GROUP NYSE 23.03 23.31 -2.76 1061800 26.68%
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RGI RYDEX S&P EQUAL WEIG AMEX 23.83 23.89 -0.92 2400 27.73%
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RHS RYDEX S&P EQUAL WEIG AMEX 33.62 33.62 -1.15 10200 28.22%
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RIGL RIGEL PHARMACEUTICAL NASD 4.30 4.33 -0.44 325600 30.34%
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RJET REPUBLIC AIRWAYS HOL NASD 5.23 5.25 -0.57 293800 26.73%
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RJF RAYMOND JAMES FIN CP NYSE 12.07 12.33 -1.38 3127300 31.92%
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RKH ML REGIONBK HLDR1240 AMEX 31.53 32.34 -4.89 4115700 30.89%
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RLI R L I CP NYSE 42.91 43.29 -3.83 199100 23.33%
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RLO MERRILL LYNCH AMEX 5.48 5.50 -0.16 6600 29.49%
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RMCF ROCKY MOUNTAIN CHOCO NASD 4.45 4.54 -0.30 15700 27.63%
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RMM RYDEX 2X S& P MIDCAP AMEX 12.79 12.79 -1.50 16600 28.52%
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RNP COHEN & STEERS REIT NYSE 3.05 3.07 -0.30 224100 20.58%
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RNST RENASANT CORPORATION NASD 8.14 8.18 -1.11 129300 23.30%
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RNWK REALNETWORKS INC. NASD 2.04 2.07 -0.17 497200 31.46%
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ROB CLAYMORE/ROBB REPORT AMEX 8.28 8.28 -0.30 300 30.27%
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ROCK GIBRALTAR INDUSTRIES NASD 5.06 5.14 -0.73 445000 19.50%
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ROG ROGERS CP NYSE 15.51 15.61 -1.01 242600 23.55%
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ROI WISDOMTREE AMEX 22.50 22.50 -1.04 29200 33.36%
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ROK ROCKWELL AUTOMAT INC NYSE 17.50 17.73 -1.99 2663500 27.11%
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ROLL RBC BEARINGS INCORPO NASD 12.54 12.69 -1.63 207200 25.30%
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ROMA ROMA FINANCIAL CORPO NASD 9.74 9.74 -0.77 49300 32.31%
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ROSE ROSETTA RESOURCES IN NASD 4.08 4.10 -0.47 682100 27.61%
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RPM RPM INTL INC NYSE 9.25 9.27 -0.73 1056900 25.82%
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RPV RYDEX S& P PURE VAL AMEX 9.02 9.03 -0.68 10600 26.94%
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RRD RR DONNELLEY SONS NYSE 5.89 5.93 -0.74 3920800 21.21%
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RRI RELIANT ENERGY INC NYSE 2.23 2.35 -0.41 10862900 22.61%
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RRR RSC HOLDINGS INC NYSE 4.00 4.21 -0.20 488700 25.17%
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RRY RYDEX 2X RUSSELL 200 AMEX 11.25 11.34 -1.49 41000 27.61%
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RSG REPUBLIC SVCS INC NYSE 17.18 17.31 -1.33 4726000 17.62%
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RSP RYDEX ETF RDX S& P E AMEX 20.66 20.83 -1.00 887400 29.92%
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RSTI ROFIN-SINAR TECHNOLO NASD 13.34 13.46 -0.65 524600 31.80%
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RSU RYDEX 2X S& P 500 ET AMEX 12.47 12.70 -1.14 788700 27.96%
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RSY STRATEGIC RETURN NOT AMEX 3.10 3.10 -0.07 4500 27.46%
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RTL ISHS FTSE NRT RTL ID AMEX 9.87 9.87 -0.90 1700 30.54%
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RTN RAYTHEON CO [NEW] NYSE 35.62 35.79 -1.61 5094900 20.75%
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RTN.W RAYTHEON CO. WTS NYSE 5.72 5.74 -0.75 3800 17.48%
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RTU COHEN & STEERS REIT NYSE 3.44 3.51 -0.30 258900 19.76%
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RUSHB RUSH ENTERPRISES INC NASD 5.65 5.65 -0.56 1900 23.32%
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RWJ REVENUESHARES SM CP AMEX 11.78 11.81 -0.72 3800 25.63%
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RWL REVENUESHARES LG CP AMEX 11.76 11.84 -0.60 17700 29.40%
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RWO SPDR INDEX SHARES FD AMEX 16.03 16.19 -1.16 7800 30.65%
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RWR SPDR DJ WILSHIRE REI AMEX 22.92 23.26 -1.73 1477700 34.12%
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RWW REVENUESHARES AMEX 10.74 10.74 -1.16 5100 27.68%
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RWX SPDR DJ WILSHIRE INT AMEX 18.59 18.72 -0.83 115000 28.09%
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RXI ISHARES S& P GLOBAL AMEX 25.18 25.18 -1.49 5400 35.05%
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RXII RXI PHARMACEUTICALS NASD 3.26 3.29 -0.28 13800 26.24%
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RXL ULTRA HEALTH CARE PR AMEX 24.13 24.42 -1.70 82400 26.42%
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RYF RYDEX S& P EQUAL WEI AMEX 9.61 9.61 -0.70 2900 29.32%
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RYN RAYONIER INC REIT NYSE 23.27 23.54 -1.93 2798400 33.60%
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RYU RYDEX S& P EQUAL WEI AMEX 32.42 32.56 -1.43 15000 25.53%
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RZG RYDEX S& P SC 600 GR AMEX 19.10 19.12 -0.69 2000 24.09%
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RZV RYDEX S& P SC 600 VA AMEX 10.30 10.36 -0.71 3900 25.97%
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SAA PROSH ULTRA SMALLCAP AMEX 10.39 10.49 -1.19 195300 25.89%
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SAD AB SVENSK SP ARNS AMEX 4.90 4.90 -0.29 500 29.44%
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SAM BOSTON BEER CO INC NYSE 22.00 22.48 -0.19 81800 32.52%
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SASR SANDY SPRING BANCORP NASD 8.03 8.13 -1.62 71100 22.73%
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SAVB THE SAVANNAH BANCORP NASD 5.75 6.12 -0.38 11100 30.49%
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SBCF SEACOAST BANKING COR NASD 2.25 2.27 -0.68 232200 26.82%
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SBK SWEDISH EXPORT KREDI AMEX 8.37 8.39 -0.13 102200 0.00%
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SBNY SIGNATURE BANK NASD 19.78 20.83 -2.66 926600 32.47%
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SBSI SOUTHSIDE BANCSHARES NASD 14.02 14.15 -0.84 52400 30.26%
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SCBT SCBT FINANCIAL CORPO NASD 17.08 17.08 -2.40 77100 22.97%
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SCHL SCHOLASTIC CORPORATI NASD 9.32 9.39 -0.88 312300 32.90%
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SCHW THE CHARLES SCHWAB C NASD 11.25 11.34 -0.58 24236102 35.51%
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SCI SERVICE CP INTL NYSE 2.81 2.86 -0.22 1632800 25.92%
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SCL STEPAN CO. NYSE 25.32 25.82 -1.15 40200 29.87%
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SCL- SPEPAN 5.5 CVPR NYSE 30.45 30.45 -1.41 100 32.78%
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SCS STEELCASE INC NYSE 3.79 3.89 -0.11 976900 35.53%
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SCVL SHOE CARNIVAL INC. NASD 6.28 6.33 -0.66 15800 37.73%
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SDY SPDR S& P DIVIDEND E AMEX 27.29 27.52 -1.40 809000 24.03%
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SE SPECTRA ENERGY NYSE 11.40 11.51 -0.62 4133300 29.62%
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SEAC SEACHANGE INTERNATIO NASD 4.37 4.38 -0.34 235700 29.11%
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SEIC SEI INVESTMENTS COMP NASD 10.47 10.59 -0.66 1575400 30.46%
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SFG STANCORP FINCL GRP NYSE 14.21 14.41 -1.86 813700 24.37%
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SFNC SIMMONS FIRST NATION NASD 21.56 21.67 -2.50 88900 33.50%
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SFO MERRILL LYNCH AMEX 7.40 7.40 -0.35 24000 25.02%
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SFY SWIFT ERGY [HLDG CO] NYSE 5.43 5.51 -0.84 777800 16.02%
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SGA SAGA COMM INC NEW AMEX 3.15 3.15 -0.10 10500 30.03%
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SGB SOUTHWST GEORGIA AMEX 7.25 8.17 -0.03 1100 35.08%
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SGC SUPERIOR UNIFORM GRO NASD 5.06 5.59 -0.06 3300 23.24%
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SGH SWEDISH EXPORT AMEX 6.42 6.44 -0.50 45900 24.96%
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SGK SCHAWK INC NYSE 6.84 6.89 -0.54 76100 34.04%
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SGY STONE ENERGY CP NYSE 2.75 2.75 -0.61 1090400 18.41%
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SHFL SHUFFLE MASTER INC. NASD 2.31 2.34 -0.15 257400 32.29%
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SHG SHINHAN FIN GRP CO NYSE 26.31 26.45 -2.31 122100 30.80%
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SHS SAUER-DANFOSS INC NYSE 4.50 4.50 -0.59 99500 25.18%
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SIAL SIGMA-ALDRICH CORPOR NASD 32.45 32.58 -1.81 2503000 34.01%
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SIGI SELECTIVE INSURANCE NASD 10.26 10.32 -1.04 379000 24.91%
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SIH SPA MARKETGRADER 100 AMEX 9.58 9.63 -0.09 1000 31.74%
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SIMG SILICON IMAGE INC. NASD 2.03 2.04 -0.19 487300 29.68%
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SIVB SVB FINANCIAL GROUP NASD 11.98 12.04 -1.78 1461500 23.53%
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SJD BANK OF AMERICA CORP AMEX 8.00 8.00 -0.46 41800 20.03%
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SJM SMUCKERS J M NEW NYSE 34.09 34.55 -0.98 2029500 23.14%
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SJO MERRILL LYNCH AMEX 5.25 5.25 -0.33 1700 28.84%
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SJW S J W CP NYSE 19.57 19.68 -1.30 51200 22.84%
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SKP MERRILL LYNCH AMEX 8.15 8.29 -0.21 55900 24.51%
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SKX SKECHERS USA INC NYSE 5.40 5.46 -0.23 502000 23.21%
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SKY SKYLINE CP NYSE 14.67 14.74 -1.38 108500 33.75%
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SKYW SKYWEST INC. NASD 8.18 8.19 -1.00 925700 24.55%
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SLE SARA LEE CP NYSE 6.85 6.92 -0.55 14256199 25.41%
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SLF SUN LIFE FINCL INC NYSE 12.13 12.41 -1.64 1722100 29.53%
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SLM SLM CORPORATION NYSE 3.32 3.38 -0.60 8725700 25.89%
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SLS SELIGMAN LASALLE IRE NYSE 3.30 3.46 -0.04 53500 24.24%
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SM ST MARY LAND EXPL NYSE 11.78 11.94 -0.91 1721600 25.42%
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SMA SYMMETRY MEDICAL INC NYSE 3.90 4.00 -0.95 269400 25.12%
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SMIT SCHMITT INDUSTRIES I NASD 2.60 2.60 -0.41 3900 34.49%
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SMMF SUMMIT FINANCIAL GRO NASD 7.50 7.50 unch 200 29.14%
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SMTB SMITHTOWN BANCORP IN NASD 9.44 9.44 -0.92 28000 26.48%
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SNA SNAP ON INC NYSE 20.51 20.66 -1.55 793000 19.77%
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SNBC SUN BANCORP INC. NASD 3.50 3.54 -0.32 103900 24.73%
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SNF SPAIN FUND INC NYSE 3.55 3.59 -0.22 14800 29.92%
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SNHY SUN HYDRAULICS CORPO NASD 10.30 10.85 -0.89 199300 28.42%
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SNI SCRIPPS NETWORKS INT NYSE 18.18 18.51 -0.94 1112300 34.69%
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SO SOUTHERN CO NYSE 27.48 27.81 -0.94 5945500 24.86%
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SOLF SOLARFUN POWER HOLDI NASD 2.50 2.50 -0.42 737200 30.38%
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SOM MERRILL LYNCH AMEX 6.15 6.15 -0.22 9600 28.66%
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SOMH SOMERSET HILLS BANCO NASD 5.30 5.30 -0.45 600 31.52%
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SON SONOCO PRODUCTS NYSE 17.37 17.67 -0.45 728300 33.91%
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SONA SOUTHERN NATIONAL BA NASD 3.25 3.25 -0.75 1900 26.56%
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SPAN SPAN-AMERICA MEDICAL NASD 7.76 7.77 -0.48 1800 30.59%
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SPD SPX ARN AMEX 7.32 7.32 -0.53 3700 26.72%
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SPG SIMON PPTY GRP INC NYSE 27.38 27.76 -1.60 12059300 30.11%
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SPG-I SIMON PPTY PFD I NYSE 25.00 25.32 -1.43 613500 28.63%
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SPY S& P DEP RECEIPTS AMEX 68.17 68.80 -2.93 485361000 28.13%
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SQD MERRILL LYNCH AMEX 7.75 7.76 -0.66 8700 31.13%
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SQT AB SVENSK EKPORTKRDT AMEX 4.54 4.65 -0.21 41900 26.95%
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SR STANDARD REGIST NYSE 4.25 4.27 -0.58 307000 30.55%
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SRDX SURMODICS INC. NASD 16.76 17.25 -1.23 199700 30.11%
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SRX SRA INTERNATIONAL NYSE 11.66 11.72 -0.79 741100 25.03%
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SSO ULTRA S& P500 PROSHR AMEX 14.61 14.89 -1.30 126054492 28.10%
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SSRX 3SBIO INC. NASD 4.71 4.80 -0.15 52800 35.83%
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SSS SOVRAN STORAGE NYSE 17.53 17.72 -1.54 260400 30.07%
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SSYS STRATASYS INC. NASD 7.83 7.85 -0.72 136700 29.08%
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STBA S& T BANCORP INC. NASD 18.30 18.42 -1.97 259300 22.68%
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STBC STATE BANCORP INC. NASD 4.03 4.10 -0.29 63100 28.77%
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STD BANCO SANTANDER ADR NYSE 5.12 5.19 -0.50 2936700 28.21%
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STE STERIS CORP NYSE 20.12 20.12 -0.82 708900 22.16%
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STEI STEWART ENTERPRISES NASD 2.11 2.13 -0.28 628700 31.56%
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STEL STELLARONE CORPORATI NASD 9.41 9.42 -1.46 84700 29.87%
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STF MERRILL CAT STRIDES AMEX 8.60 8.70 -1.15 7800 30.27%
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STFC STATE AUTO FINANCIAL NASD 14.29 14.49 -0.82 80400 19.92%
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STL STERLING BANCORP NYSE 7.65 7.65 -0.85 146400 30.47%
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STM STMICROELECTRONICS NYSE 3.83 3.89 -0.24 3689800 25.75%
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SUBK SUFFOLK BANCORP NASD 21.11 21.15 -2.94 55500 22.71%
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SUI SUN COMMUNITIES INC NYSE 7.00 7.03 -0.74 208000 23.75%
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SUSQ SUSQUEHANNA BANCSHAR NASD 7.01 7.05 -0.98 1413700 30.54%
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SVBI SEVERN BANCORP INC NASD 3.50 3.60 -0.10 5200 40.20%
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SWK STANLEY WORKS THE NYSE 23.06 23.34 -1.53 1148100 26.84%
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SWX SOUTHWEST GAS CP NYSE 17.25 17.28 -0.82 651200 14.02%
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SXI STANDEX INTL CP NYSE 8.50 8.64 -0.47 84100 20.32%
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SYBT S.Y. BANCORP INC. NASD 18.91 19.00 -1.90 79500 32.40%
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SYK STRYKER CP NYSE 32.00 32.26 -2.07 5005000 26.77%
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SYMM SYMMETRICOM INC. NASD 2.75 2.76 -0.24 262700 29.90%
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SYMS SYMS CORP NASD 4.22 4.22 -0.58 8900 30.16%
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SYUT SYNUTRA INTERNATIONA NASD 5.08 5.15 -0.53 35500 22.10%
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SYY SYSCO CP NYSE 20.06 20.31 -0.86 5432200 32.89%
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SZX MS SEL10 IDX SRNS AMEX 2.97 2.97 -0.12 1400 26.54%
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TAC TRANSALTA CORP NYSE 13.91 14.00 -0.87 35200 30.33%
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TACT TRANSACT TECHNOLOGIE NASD 2.15 2.18 -0.06 15300 28.05%
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TAL TAL INTERNATIONL GRP NYSE 5.97 6.00 -0.52 190000 23.81%
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TAN CLAYMORE/MAC GLOBAL AMEX 4.77 4.83 -0.39 200000 30.32%
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TAP MOLSON COORS CO CL B NYSE 33.05 33.61 -1.44 3426500 26.44%
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TAP.A MOLSON COORS CO CL A NYSE 31.07 32.62 -2.08 700 27.55%
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TAYC TAYLOR CAPITAL GROUP NASD 2.82 2.82 -0.43 19200 32.29%
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TCBI TEXAS CAPITAL BANCSH NASD 7.20 7.20 -1.12 250000 24.16%
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TCO TAUBMAN CENTERS INC NYSE 13.64 13.83 -1.77 1977400 35.11%
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TDN TDAX INDEPENDNC 2030 AMEX 12.38 12.38 -0.81 2700 29.24%
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TDSC 3D SYSTEMS CORPORATI NASD 3.86 3.89 -0.94 34400 34.16%
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TDV TDAX INDEPENDNC 2040 AMEX 11.20 11.30 -0.42 15300 32.19%
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TE TECO ENERGY INC NYSE 8.41 8.60 -0.34 2946100 24.99%
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TECUA TECUMSEH PRODUCTS CO NASD 3.00 3.02 -0.85 275700 20.82%
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TECUB TECUMSEH PRODUCTS CO NASD 3.70 3.70 -0.98 16800 21.66%
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TEG INTEGRYS ENERGY GRP NYSE 19.81 19.99 -1.54 1585200 8.37%
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TEL TYCO ELECTRONICS NYSE 7.95 7.99 -1.11 7264000 18.98%
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TESS TESSCO TECHNOLOGIES NASD 6.16 6.27 -0.13 5700 32.31%
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TGH TEXTAINER GROUP HDG NYSE 4.43 4.54 -0.63 233300 28.25%
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TIE TITANIUM METALS CORP NYSE 4.12 4.17 -0.51 3741500 22.41%
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TINY HARRIS & HARRIS GROU NASD 2.65 2.65 -0.36 148800 33.86%
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TISI TEAM INC. NASD 10.72 10.77 -1.03 163000 18.76%
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TKF TURKISH INVEST FUND NYSE 4.45 4.46 -0.44 56000 36.79%
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TKR TIMKEN CO NYSE 10.74 10.80 -0.77 1623600 30.50%
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TMK TORCHMARK CP NYSE 16.70 17.11 -2.37 2565700 28.99%
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TMK-A TORCHMARK CAP TR III NYSE 12.75 12.80 -1.43 14300 28.12%
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TMP TOMPKINS FINANCIAL C AMEX 33.00 33.00 -3.48 70200 23.33%
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TMRK TERREMARK WORLDWIDE NASD 2.09 2.11 -0.42 196300 24.77%
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TMW SPDR DJ WILSHIRE TOT AMEX 49.69 50.08 -2.20 48500 28.76%
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TNA SMALL CAP BULL 3X AMEX 10.88 10.96 -2.08 19266400 26.84%
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TNC TENNANT CO NYSE 8.10 8.30 -0.45 224600 22.83%
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TNP TSAKOS ENERGY NAVIG NYSE 12.56 12.77 -1.28 347600 31.17%
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TNS TNS INC NYSE 5.72 5.80 -0.42 220900 27.76%
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TOK ISHARES MSCI KOKUSAI AMEX 21.70 21.90 -0.97 6000 31.50%
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TPX TEMPUR-PEDIC INTL NYSE 4.66 4.73 -0.50 769800 29.93%
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TR TOOTSIE ROLL IND NYSE 19.53 19.77 -0.98 215900 30.89%
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TRAD TRADESTATION GROUP I NASD 4.63 4.70 -0.40 193900 36.35%
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TRC TEJON RANCH CO NYSE 19.00 19.00 -0.46 63300 34.66%
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TRH TRANSATLANTIC HLDS NYSE 26.19 26.52 -1.41 255600 30.51%
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TRK SPEEDWAY MOTORSPORTS NYSE 10.50 10.61 -0.55 240700 25.02%
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TRLG TRUE RELIGION APPARE NASD 8.25 8.51 -0.46 801800 34.95%
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TRMA TRICO MARINE SERVICE NASD 1.88 2.12 -0.30 276000 27.80%
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TRMD AKTIESELSKABET DAMPS NASD 8.03 8.09 -0.58 6200 28.38%
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TROW T. ROWE PRICE GROUP NASD 20.68 21.01 -1.26 10305300 34.70%
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TRST TRUSTCO BANK CORP NY NASD 4.93 5.00 -0.38 843700 25.95%
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TUP TUPPERWARE BRANDS CP NYSE 11.74 11.88 -1.15 741200 23.26%
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TV TELVISA S.A. NYSE 10.88 11.14 -0.81 5639900 32.37%
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TWI TITAN INTL INC NYSE 3.75 3.77 -0.46 457200 22.00%
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TWPG THOMAS WEISEL PARTNE NASD 2.59 2.59 -0.33 46600 35.34%
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TXI TEXAS IND NYSE 14.17 14.32 -0.49 532900 25.44%
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TY TRI CONTL CP NYSE 7.11 7.19 -0.64 218800 27.42%
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TYH TECHNOLOGY BULL 3X AMEX 35.61 35.93 -3.91 191300 35.02%
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TZE ISHARES S&P TARGET D AMEX 21.91 22.00 -0.20 1400 32.47%
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TZG ISHARES S&P TARGET D AMEX 21.28 21.28 -0.47 500 29.33%
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UACL UNIVERSAL TRUCKLOAD NASD 10.07 10.65 -1.51 12500 44.28%
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UAM UNIVERSAL AMERICAN# NYSE 5.33 5.41 -0.85 439100 24.52%
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UBA URSTADT BIDDLE A NYSE 10.38 10.39 -0.85 131300 30.08%
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UBFO UNITED SECURITY BANC NASD 4.72 4.72 -0.60 14300 33.22%
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UBOH UNITED BANCSHARES IN NASD 8.01 8.02 -0.49 2900 39.53%
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UBP URSTADT BIDDLE PROP NYSE 10.05 10.10 -0.50 5000 34.00%
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UBS UBS AG [NEW] NYSE 7.76 7.88 -0.82 5093300 34.58%
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UBSH UNION BANKSHARES COR NASD 9.00 9.01 -1.84 47800 20.45%
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UBSI UNITED BANKSHARES IN NASD 13.96 14.02 -0.76 1053100 28.80%
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UCBI UNITED COMMUNITY BAN NASD 2.80 2.80 -0.79 469800 25.37%
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UDRL UNION DRILLING INC. NASD 2.51 2.58 -0.39 82600 33.49%
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UG UNITED GUARDIAN INC AMEX 6.21 6.21 -0.87 4500 25.14%
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UGE ULTRA CONSUMER GOODS AMEX 22.00 22.35 -1.82 44000 27.84%
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UHAL AMERCO NASD 24.06 24.07 -2.28 67100 27.95%
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UIL UIL HLDGS CP NYSE 17.00 17.66 -0.80 170200 18.69%
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UKF PST ULT RSL1000 GR AMEX 15.05 15.30 -1.11 41300 31.22%
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UKK PST ULT RSL2000 GR AMEX 10.55 10.60 -1.13 78200 28.32%
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UL UNILEVER PLC AMER NYSE 17.63 17.78 -0.74 1121000 30.29%
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ULTA ULTA SALON COSMETICS NASD 4.52 4.62 -0.30 116200 31.43%
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UMBF UMB FINANCIAL CORPOR NASD 34.20 34.33 -2.09 366000 33.75%
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UMPQ UMPQUA HOLDINGS CORP NASD 6.83 7.07 -0.74 890400 34.25%
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UN UNILEVER N V N Y NYSE 17.50 17.60 -0.72 2783000 28.90%
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UNF UNIFIRST CP NYSE 21.08 21.23 -1.45 133100 26.66%
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UNM UNUM GROUP NYSE 7.78 7.99 -1.29 8141700 32.35%
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UNP UNION PACIFIC NYSE 33.77 35.43 -2.53 11877800 35.91%
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UNT UNIT CP NYSE 17.99 18.20 -1.66 2192300 29.18%
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UPW ULTRA UTILITIES PROS AMEX 19.78 20.23 -1.67 41600 23.41%
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URE ULTRA REAL ESTATE PR AMEX 2.00 2.05 -0.26 15214699 32.75%
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URI UNITED RENTALS INC NYSE 3.05 3.20 -0.04 2500600 23.96%
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USB US BANCORP NYSE 8.53 9.01 -2.00 109683289 32.47%
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USB-G USB CAP VIII 6.35 NYSE 12.62 13.45 -0.35 661800 27.42%
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USB-H US BANCORP DEP SH NYSE 9.55 9.79 -0.46 19400 28.54%
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USB-L US BANCORP PR L NYSE 11.80 12.85 -0.45 318500 23.83%
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USG U S G CP NYSE 4.50 4.69 -0.41 1433800 31.08%
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USPH U.S. PHYSICAL THERAP NASD 6.71 7.21 -2.06 425400 18.95%
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USTR UNITED STATIONERS IN NASD 18.55 18.64 -0.88 377700 20.24%
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UTH ML UTILITIE HLDR1240 AMEX 74.64 75.87 -2.41 37400 24.85%
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UTI UNIVERSAL TECH INST NYSE 8.88 9.08 -0.93 912800 19.54%
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UTK UTEK CORP AMEX 6.80 7.04 -0.10 9200 21.85%
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UTR UNITRIN INC NYSE 8.19 8.34 -1.05 931300 24.67%
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UTX UNITED TECH NYSE 37.61 37.92 -1.24 10798400 23.97%
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UVG PST ULT RUS1000 VAL AMEX 8.42 8.51 -0.92 34400 25.50%
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UVSP UNIVEST CORPORATION NASD 17.03 17.27 -2.64 53300 30.53%
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UVT PST ULT RSL2000 VALU AMEX 7.37 7.42 -1.03 26100 26.22%
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UVU PST ULT RSL MC VALU AMEX 7.49 7.63 -0.90 80700 27.58%
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UVV UNIVERSAL CP NYSE 25.98 26.05 -1.48 272100 29.41%
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UWM ULTRA RUSSELL2000 PR AMEX 9.58 9.64 -1.18 8385700 27.01%
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UXI ULTRA INDUSTRIALS PR AMEX 9.88 9.98 -0.96 72000 25.01%
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VAR VARIAN MED SYS INC NYSE 27.59 27.83 -1.46 2550900 21.84%
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VARI VARIAN INC. NASD 20.00 20.14 -0.87 233300 26.68%
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VAW VANGUARD MTRL ETF AMEX 35.37 35.70 -1.40 196400 32.61%
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VB VANGUARD SM-CAP ETF AMEX 30.23 30.39 -1.61 448900 26.73%
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VBR VANGUARD SM-CAP VAL AMEX 28.15 28.31 -1.75 222800 25.84%
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VCBI VIRGINIA COMMERCE BA NASD 3.25 3.25 -0.25 13000 28.58%
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VCP VOTORANTIM CELULOSE NYSE 3.96 3.99 -0.37 1311000 22.71%
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VDC VANGUARD COM STP ETF AMEX 46.90 47.20 -1.37 133200 29.44%
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VDE VANGUARD ENRGY ETF AMEX 53.09 53.62 -2.63 202200 33.20%
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VEA VANGUARD EUR PAC ETF AMEX 19.70 19.93 -0.84 1215400 31.96%
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VFH VANGUARD FIN ETF AMEX 13.50 13.76 -1.28 1332300 28.13%
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VGK VANGRD EUROPEAN ETF AMEX 27.17 27.46 -1.21 375300 31.68%
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VIG VANGUARD DVND ETF AMEX 30.54 30.83 -1.35 241100 26.71%
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VIGN VIGNETTE CORPORATION NASD 5.91 6.00 -0.27 288100 29.73%
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VIS VANGUARD IND ETF AMEX 27.87 28.08 -1.35 129400 24.30%
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VIST VIST FINANCIAL CORP NASD 5.76 5.76 -0.74 6800 28.47%
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VIVO MERIDIAN BIOSCIENCE NASD 18.14 18.17 -0.78 277900 23.23%
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VLY VALLEY NATL BANCORP NYSE 8.91 9.00 -1.04 2076400 26.85%
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VMC VULCAN MATERIALS HC NYSE 36.47 36.97 -2.55 1632900 28.66%
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VNO VORNADO REALTY TRUST NYSE 28.38 28.95 -2.48 8012900 29.84%
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VNQ VANGUARD SF REIT ETF AMEX 21.13 21.44 -1.41 3390600 33.39%
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VOCS VOCUS INC. NASD 11.47 11.66 -3.60 1305500 27.41%
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VOE VANGUARD MID-CAP VAL AMEX 23.46 23.67 -1.30 171700 29.00%
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VOXX AUDIOVOX CORPORATION NASD 2.15 2.15 -0.26 115300 24.61%
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VPFG VIEWPOINT FINANCIAL NASD 11.02 11.03 -1.01 32300 23.14%
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VPU VANGUARD UTLTS ETF AMEX 47.32 47.97 -1.75 194400 23.03%
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VRGY VERIGY LTD. NASD 6.16 6.35 -0.11 308100 30.85%
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VSH VISHAY INTERTECH NYSE 2.22 2.29 -0.19 1437000 33.15%
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VSR VERSAR INC AMEX 2.07 2.25 unch 15800 27.01%
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VT VANGUARD TOTAL WORLD AMEX 24.74 25.02 -1.07 107300 32.33%
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VTI VANGUARD TTL ETF AMEX 33.83 34.12 -1.44 5773100 27.80%
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VTIV INVENTIV HEALTH INC. NASD 6.95 7.00 -0.77 340200 22.10%
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VTNC VITRAN CORPORATION I NASD 2.85 2.86 -0.14 2000 32.25%
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VTV VANGUARD VALUE ETF AMEX 28.44 28.73 -1.43 805900 26.31%
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VV VANGUARD LG-CAP ETF AMEX 30.92 31.14 -1.35 1124900 28.60%
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VVC VECTREN CORP NYSE 18.50 18.59 -1.00 789800 20.96%
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VXF VANGUARD EXT MKT IDX AMEX 23.68 23.78 -1.18 131100 28.90%
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VYM VANGUARD HIGH DIVIDE AMEX 22.70 22.93 -1.14 129300 25.47%
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WAB WABTEC CORP NYSE 24.20 24.70 -2.50 1203000 36.17%
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WASH WASHINGTON TRUST BAN NASD 11.50 11.50 -0.83 94400 27.60%
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WBC WABCO HOLDINGS NYSE 8.48 8.76 -1.22 455700 27.17%
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WBSN WEBSENSE INC. NASD 9.91 9.92 -0.46 385300 29.94%
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LVWR TABLE: Unconfirmed Earnings Expected Wednesday, Mar 11

Friday , March 06, 2009 06:55ET

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Based on historical evidence the following companies are expected to report their quarterly earnings on Wednesday, March 11, 2009. These companies have NOT confirmed these dates.

SYMBOL  COMPANY                                   PERIOD  WHEN   EST/REVENUE  EST/EPS 
------ ------- ------ ---- ----------- -------
ABL American Biltrite Inc. Q4 AMC n/a n/a
ADES ADA-ES Inc Q4 BMO $5.48M -0.05
AERG Applied Energetics, Inc Q4 BMO n/a n/a
ALO Alpharma Inc. Q4 BMO $199.00M 0.23
ANLD American Land Lease, Incorporated Q4 BMO n/a 0.23
ARYX ARYx Therapeutics Inc Q4 BMO $0.50M -0.59
BMTI BioMimetic Therapeutics Inc Q4 AMC $0.55M -0.53
BNE Bowne & Co., Inc. Q4 AMC n/a -0.38
CCCFF Chai-Na-Ta Corporation Q4 AMC n/a n/a
CCGY China Clean Energy Inc. Q4 AMC n/a n/a
CEMI Chembio Diagnostics, Inc Q4 AMC $3.20M -0.01
CGMC Congoleum Corporation Q4 AMC n/a n/a
COPY Copytele, Inc. Q1 DMH n/a n/a
DCGN deCODE Genetics Inc. Q4 AMC $10.01M -0.26
DGTC Del Global Technologies Corp Q2 DMH n/a n/a
DNDN Dendreon Corporation Q4 AMC $0.27M -0.20
DRLAF Dorel Industries Inc. Q4 DMH n/a n/a
EFUT e-Future Information Technology, Incorpo Q4 AMC n/a n/a
ENDO Endocare, Inc. Q4 BMO n/a n/a
FEED AgFeed Industries, Inc. Q4 BMO $41.80M 0.06
FSIN Fushi Copperweld, Inc. Q4 BMO $46.45M 0.10
GEOY GeoEye, Inc. Q4 AMC $34.93M 0.00
GPOR Gulfport Energy Corporation Q4 BMO $34.84M 0.29
GSAT Globalstar Inc Q4 AMC n/a n/a
GVHR Gevity HR Inc Q4 BMO $123.18M 0.05
HRLY Herley Industries Inc Q2 AMC $40.00M 0.05
IFLG InfoLogix, Inc. Q4 AMC $25.00M -0.07
KATY Katy Industries, Inc. Q4 AMC n/a n/a
KRO Kronos Worldwide, Incorporated Q4 AMC n/a n/a
LVWR LiveWire Mobile, Inc Q4 AMC n/a n/a
MCTI Micro Component Technology, Inc Q4 AMC n/a n/a
MFLU Microfluidics International Corporation Q4 BMO n/a n/a
MTSL MER Telemanagement Solutions Ltd. Q4 BMO n/a n/a
NGAS NGAS Resources Inc Q4 AMC $13.75M -0.01
NL NL Industries Inc Q4 AMC n/a n/a
NROM Noble Romans Inc Q4 AMC n/a n/a
NSYS Nortech Systems Incorporated Q4 AMC n/a n/a
PNS Pinnacle Data Systems Inc Q4 DMH n/a n/a
PRGN Paragon Shipping Inc Q4 AMC $39.07M 0.56
PRSC Providence Service Corp Q4 BMO $165.65M 0.09
PRXM Proxim Wireless Corporation Q4 AMC n/a n/a
SBSA Spanish Broadcasting System Inc Q4 BMO n/a n/a
SINA SINA Corporation Q4 AMC $99.21M 0.45
TISA Top Image Systems Ltd Q4 BMO n/a n/a
TLB Talbots Inc., The Q4 BMO $328.50M -0.60
TLCV TLC Vision Corporation Q4 AMC $57.11M -0.08
TORM TOR Minerals International Inc Q4 AMC n/a n/a
TRK Speedway Motorsports, Inc. Q4 BMO $136.50M 0.47
TTNP Titan Pharmaceuticals, Inc. Q4 DMH n/a n/a
VIP Vimpel Communications ADS Q4 BMO $2,642.13M 0.36
VSUNQ VeraSun Energy Corporation Q4 AMC $987.01M -0.45
WTCG W Technologies, Inc. Q2 DMH n/a n/a
WWON Westwood One, Inc. Q4 AMC n/a n/a
WX WuXi PharmaTech (Cayman) Inc Q4 AMC $66.37M 0.13

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03/06/09 11:59 PM

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Is This the Market Bottom?

By Ilan Moscovitz

March 6, 2009 | Comments (42)

http://www.fool.com/investing/value/2009/03/06/is-this-the-market-bottom.aspx?source=idesitit10000001

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The news isn't pretty: Earlier this week, the S&P 500 closed below 700 -- its lowest level since October 1996. Many former stalwarts are faring even worse: General Electric (NYSE: GE) hit an 18-year low yesterday. Bank of America (NYSE: BAC) hasn't traded at these levels in 25 years. Citigroup (NYSE: C) hit an all-time low of $0.97 at one point Thursday.

This hurts, there’s no doubt. And as we watch stocks fall to new lows day after day, it seems as if the market's slide will never end.

But while these sorts of apocalyptic figures make for exciting minute-by-minute updates on CNBC, they're not much use to you. They don't say anything about how stocks will behave in the future, which is what actually matters when you're deciding how to invest today. That's one reason investors always ask, "Is this the market bottom?"

Well, is it?
Opinions vary. Nouriel Roubini, one of the few economists who predicted this crisis, wrote a January piece masterfully titled "The Latest Bear Market Sucker's Rally Is Losing Its Steam as an Onslaught of Awful Macro and Earnings News Takes Its Toll," in which he predicted the S&P could fall as low as 500 -- more than 25% below where it stands right now.

But last fall, in a New York Times op-ed piece, superinvestor Warren Buffett compared today's overwhelming pessimism to 1932, 1942, and the 1980s -- all fantastic times to buy stocks. Lately he's been adding shares of Burlington Northern (NYSE: BNI) and Ingersoll-Rand (NYSE: IR). Although Buffett doesn't try to time market bottoms, his urge to "be fearful when others are greedy, and be greedy when others are fearful" has helped him to make eerily prescient moves in the past.

When he says it's time to buy, it pays to listen.

One approach to answering the question
My colleague Morgan Housel wrote an excellent piece examining historical market valuations. The one-sentence summary is as follows: When things get scary, investors frantically sell stocks down to incredibly low multiples.

Using historical data from Standard & Poor's, my research shows that the average of the lowest quarter-end price-to-earnings ratio (P/E) during all recessions since 1937 is 11.7. With the S&P trading at 11.9 times 2009 earnings, we've about hit that point.

However, looking at some of the lowest recession P/Es since 1937 also shows that if corporate earnings stay depressed, stocks could fall even further:

Recession


Lowest End-of-Quarter P/E

Today


11.9*

January 1980 - July 1980


6.7

November 1973 - March 1975


7.0

November 1948 - October 1949


5.9

Sources: National Bureau of Economic Research, Standard & Poor's, and Birinyi Associates. *Based on 2009 earnings estimates.

Applying these multiples to the S&P today means that the bottom could be anywhere between here and another 50% decline.

But what if the economy gets really bad?

Another Great Depression?
With comparisons between the Great Depression and the Great Wipeout of 2008 growing ever louder, a simple worst-case approach is to look at how Depression investors fared.

According to the National Bureau of Economic Research, we're 14 months into this recession, and thus far, the S&P 500 index has lost 52%. Fourteen months into the Great Depression (January 1931), investors were down only 46%.

But while the stock market was hit harder in 2008, economic conditions were far uglier in 1930. Back then GDP had fallen 8.6%, unemployment reached 8.9%, and deflation was running 6%. Our 6.2% GDP decline, 8.1% unemployment rate, and likely deflation almost appear mild compared to 1930.

So relative to 1931, if stocks today have been hit harder on less-dire economic news, does that mean we've already seen the bottom?

Not necessarily.

Even though stocks had already fallen dramatically since the October 1929 market crash, investors who bought in January 1931 were down another 71% by May 1932. This goes to show how difficult it is to time market bottoms, and it demonstrates that even though stocks have fallen considerably, they could still fall even more.

That's actually not so bad …
The good news is that it doesn't much matter whether you accurately time the bottom.

See, conventional wisdom holds that the Depression was a bad time to be an investor. Excitable market commentators like to cite the statistic that it took until 1954 -- 25 years! -- for the market to return to its 1929 levels.

That figure is true, but misleading. It assumes that investors put all of their money into stocks just before the market crash, stopped purchasing stocks thereafter, and never collected dividends.

Remember, we're now 14 months into this recession -- not at its starting point. So for the sake of symmetry, let's ask how long it actually took new money invested 14 months into the Depression (January 1931) to break even. According to number-crunching I've done using rare Ibbotson Associates data, the answer is less than five years. And an investor who continued to purchase stocks on a monthly basis would have broken even in little more than two years.

Take a look at how investors who bought stocks in 1931 fared after completely missing the bottom during the worst economic period of the 20th century:

http://www.fool.com/investing/value/2009/03/06/is-this-the-market-bottom.aspx?source=idesitit10000001

Returns


T-Bill Investment


Stock Investment

1-Year


2%


(43%)

3-Year


4%


(23%)

5-Year


5%


12%

Through Depression (June 1938)


6%


10%

Through October 1954


18%


678%

Sources: Ibbotson Associates, National Bureau of Economic Research, and author's calculations. According to NBER, the second 1930s recession ended in June 1938. Assumes reinvested dividends.

The Foolish bottom line
So, then, how can we use this data? There are three applications for investing today:

1. It's very difficult to time the market bottom. Just because stocks have fallen and valuations are low, does not mean they can't fall further. So if you're going to need the money in the next five years, there are safer places for it than stocks.

2. Market timing isn't necessary to achieve great returns. The Depression was a terrible time to be a speculator. But long-term investors who continued buying stocks did just fine.

3. Stick to a proven stock-buying strategy. As I mentioned before, Warren Buffett built his more than $50 billion fortune in large part by purchasing stable businesses in strong competitive positions -- at discount prices. That's what led him to American Express (NYSE: AXP) in the 1960s, Washington Post in the early 1970s, and Coca-Cola (NYSE: KO) soon after the Black Monday 1987 crash. He didn't try to time markets; he just bought stocks when they were cheap.

And he says they're cheap again today.

If Buffett's investing approach makes sense to you, now's a great time to begin bargain-hunting. Like Buffett, our Inside Value team is amazed by the bargains we're finding today. If you'd like some help getting started, click here to try the service free for 30 days.

Ilan Moscovitz is greedy with chocolate cake and fearful of heights. He doesn't own shares of any companies mentioned in this article. The Motley Fool owns shares of American Express. Coca-Cola and American Express are Inside Value recommendations. The Fool's disclosure policy is overly aphoristic.

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Report this Comment On March 06, 2009, at 5:18 PM, FinancialFellow wrote:

I don't think we're quite at the bottom but I think it's safe to say that we've fallen most of the way already. I'd be surprised if we don't bottom sometime in 2009, though. In times like this it pays (literally) to look on the bright side. Years from now once the market fully recovers we may look back, marvel how cheap stocks were, and kick ourselves for not buying more: http://financialfellow.com/2009/03/02/tradeking-offering-up-...
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Report this Comment On March 06, 2009, at 5:47 PM, titanicdwn wrote:

I only agree that it may bob up and down a little. However, it will go much further down from where it is now. Obviously only one of us is right. Now, everyone place your bets.
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Report this Comment On March 06, 2009, at 5:59 PM, kpmom wrote:

I'm guessing when bac and c were in the 20's and teens last year, many thought they were "cheap", and we were at the "bottom". Of course things can go lower. Use whatever the market gives you, rather than trying to "time". Even Mr. Buffett can be wrong, as he proved by buying shares of conoco-phillips at its' peak last summer.
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Report this Comment On March 06, 2009, at 6:19 PM, watchemfall wrote:

At this point, if it is not the bottom, it is near enough but the trouble now is exactly HOW LONG the markets will STAY at the bottom, that's my worry.
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Report this Comment On March 06, 2009, at 6:26 PM, TMFBreakerRob wrote:

You wrote:

"But while the stock market was hit harder in 2008, economic conditions were far uglier in 1930. Back then GDP had fallen 8.6%, unemployment reached 8.9%, and deflation was running 6%. Our 6.2% GDP decline, 8.1% unemployment rate, and likely deflation almost appear mild compared to 1930." I had to laugh. The drops in GDP and the unemployment numbers are not substantially different and those current numbers are highly likely to be revised to be worse. Only the deflation number is different and I question the importance of that, especially given the collapse in housing and other RE prices. And....in a parallel to the GD, we are still gathering downward momentum on a global scale. I think you're taking too much encouragement from this dive off the economic cliff...concluding its "not so bad" even though we clearly haven't hit bottom in terms of the economy. That being said, I won't argue your point that this could be a good time to buy....but I won't necessarily join in and say "Come on in! The water's fine!". I've been buying some lately and getting pounded for the pleasure. Waiting some more won't hurt methinks....
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Report this Comment On March 06, 2009, at 6:26 PM, stan8331 wrote:

This article makes an excellent point. If someone had stood up and said, in 1931, that the next few years would be the best time to invest in stocks in the history of the country - and would remain so 80-odd years later! - he would have probably been lynched.

Stock markets are incredibly difficult to predict. Companies are not nearly so difficult. If a company is selling at a discount - low P/E ratio by historical standards, good cash flow, good management, low debt and significant advantages within its market, it's likely to eventually make you a lot of money. It doesn't really matter whether the explosive growth happens this year or five or ten years from now. If it takes longer, you just have a chance to buy more cheap shares in the meantime.

As long as you diversify amongst a number of good companies to cushion against any company-specific unforeseen negative events, have an extended time-horizon and avoid panic selling even when things look bleak, you'll do well. Or the earth gets hit by one of those asteroids and we go back to the stone age. :-)

But if civilization does come to an end, one can't actually EAT cash anyway...
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Report this Comment On March 06, 2009, at 6:34 PM, pcm62 wrote:

Why would you guys put out a buy recomendation on Microsoft and now have an article that says the company and Gates are going down. Which is it, do you recommend to hold it or get out?
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Report this Comment On March 06, 2009, at 6:34 PM, CIGA wrote:

I think most people really haven't grasped the enormity of the current situation. Things will never be the same again and the only honest thing to admit is no one knows how this is going to turn out.

One of the stupidest things I've heard about the bottom was from the CNN guy Ali Velshi -- he said that we are closer to the bottom now than when the DOW was at 9,000. Thanks.

Anyway -- I think we should all watch CNBC for financial advice. Check out this clip (note -- it's 'R' rated so probably not good for work or with kids around)

http://dealbreaker.com/2009/03/cc-box-ahover-cc-homebackgrou...

or if you live in Canada this one:

http://watch.thecomedynetwork.ca/#clip145169
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Report this Comment On March 06, 2009, at 6:53 PM, labman106 wrote:

It seems that everyone with a post graduated degree

is trying to make a name for themselves by making

predictions of economic collapse. If someone made

an S&P prediction of 500 twelve months ago ,what would

we conclude? Insanity! No one would have had the data

12 months ago to make such a prediction.

It would be more beneficial if 'educated talking heads'

spent more time on predicting which companies are

going to lead the way out of this deep recession. That

could start a stampede on the floor of the stock exchange to be first to buy shares which just perhaps might be the event that ends this recession. Eventually far too many talking heads make one too many predictions that ends up destroying their credibility. I select IBM as a catalyst.
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Report this Comment On March 06, 2009, at 6:58 PM, dibble905 wrote:

Perhaps an interesting comparison would be what the economists were forecasting back at the beginning of the great depression. How long were they expecting the contraction to continue? When was growth suppose to return? What was the expected peak unemployment rate? How far off were they? How is that in comparison to today's forecasts and how far off they are between actual results?
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Report this Comment On March 06, 2009, at 7:04 PM, justputt2 wrote:

Both of the above comments are equally good guesses. Until the massive quantities of CDS and BMS are brought in HONEST clarity, there will not be a bottom,,, simply because there can be NO TRUST in the market. Even though the 'black hole' is mainly in the financial market, it spreads it's toxic spirit into every aspect of the world's markets. We could use a young Prosecuting Attorney Morganthau, to start cleaning out the fraud, and cleanse the system.
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Report this Comment On March 06, 2009, at 7:10 PM, OklaBoston wrote:

One needs to remember that financially sound stocks consistently bottom out before financially unsound stocks. Mr. Buffett may not try to time markets, but good markets or bad he pays little or no attention to financially unsound stocks, which I think is a bigger part of the reason for his success than even he himself realizes. The same could be said for his refusal to get involved in the IPO manias that too often characterize market tops. When was the last time he bought ANYTHING that had been public less than a year? If you can correctly answer that question you're one up on me.
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Report this Comment On March 06, 2009, at 8:32 PM, Darwood11 wrote:

So, using history and your table as my guide, I could get >600% return, but I would have to wait >20 years to get there. That's long term investing!
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Report this Comment On March 06, 2009, at 8:52 PM, GaryCCB wrote:

The fact that we are in such turbulent times tells me to keep my powder dry for a while longer. My strategy is a very well diversified portfolio across all spectrums (global geographic, mutiple broad sectors, large to micro caps, industrial to comsumer/service, etc.) and place, perhaps, 25% of my investable cash after a 10 to 20% broad growth.

My stops served me well last Fall and I exited rather quickly. (Deep sigh... (;o)

But I will surely miss the full impact of a long-term growth trend. But I will also miss some very choppy corrections that are sure to come over the next 6 - 12 months. I doubt I will be fully invested for years...

Buffett sustained unacceptable injury to his portfolio, IMO. He is back where he was 10 years ago. Even great companies are dangerous right now...
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Report this Comment On March 06, 2009, at 9:01 PM, scottgeiger wrote:

It seems everyone keeps asking, like kids on a long road trip, "are we there yet!?" And this has been a particularly difficult trip. The thing about a bottom is that you only know where the bottom is (or was) when you start climbing back up the other side. So if you're trying to time the bottom you'll just drive yourself insane. If you keep a consistent and steady buying policy you will "buy into" the bottom or very close to it. The other big key is diversification. That doesn't mean just buying stocks of different companies, you must diversify industries and sectors. Of course this does assume you have a long term investment horizon (i.e > 7 - 10 years).

Now on the other hand, if you don't have faith in the markets, then you might want to think about stocking up on guns, ammo and canned foods (don't forget the manual can opener). Or maybe stan8331 is right and one of those asteroids will hit the Earth and this will all be pointless anyway.
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Report this Comment On March 06, 2009, at 9:08 PM, xetn wrote:

You roll those statistics off your tongue like they are some kind of law of stocks. What ever happened to the phrase "past performance does not guarantee future performance"? Just because something happened in 1930's does not mean that it is applicable to today environment. I don't trust the American economy at this point, there is too much government intervention, too much spending for non-productive (an oxymoron, because nothing the government does is productive) processes, and too much money being spent trying to breath life into dead enterprises. Socialism does not breed a good stock market, because it bleeds money out of productive enterprise, the places that produce real goods and services. And that is where the real value of stocks are derived. Just my opinion.
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Report this Comment On March 06, 2009, at 9:16 PM, orofnap wrote:

Nouriel Roubini should not be hailed as a genius because he predicted the present problem. i bought a house ten years ago. two years ago i sold it at a price that i could not afford. its tangible worth wasn't any different. it still had two bathrooms, three bedrooms and a yard, but it sold for triple the amount of what it was bought for. my wages did not triple. the math is not difficult. Nouriel Roubini made deductions my six year old nephew can make. take an effing bow. in 1929 a third rate power like north korea could actually scare someone. in 2009 third rate powers rattle their sabers and the u.s. anchors the sixth fleet off their shores. the world is totally different.
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Report this Comment On March 06, 2009, at 9:45 PM, ReillyDiefenbach wrote:

"Socialism does not breed a good stock market."

Good thing we have that socialist highway system so you can get to work.
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Report this Comment On March 06, 2009, at 10:05 PM, GaryCCB wrote:

Say what? Socialism built our highways? Eisenhower was a socialist? I thought capitalism built this country. I thought all socialists societies have failed over the long term. Gee, I guess my study of American history was flawed...
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Report this Comment On March 07, 2009, at 1:25 AM, dividendgrowth wrote:

Actually, there was no P/E in 1932.

American businesses as a whole lost money that year.

That was the best time to buy stocks, ever.
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Report this Comment On March 07, 2009, at 8:02 AM, otto32848 wrote:

The socialist highway system comment refers to the fact that though the work is performed by private contractors the projects themselves are government funded. It's a logical but somewhat flawed argument in that the profit motive remains in play for those contractors. They'll cut every corner they can which is why we have government inspectors. What you won't see is a bunch of guys standing around leaning on their shovels because, for the contractor, time really is money. Contrast that with a state or municipal detail doing patch work or street cleaning. There's a world of difference.
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Report this Comment On March 07, 2009, at 9:34 AM, thewinkshow wrote:

JJB Sports shares are very low, and expected tot fly in the next few weeks
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Report this Comment On March 07, 2009, at 9:49 AM, ReillyDiefenbach wrote:

"Contrast that with a state or municipal detail doing patch work or street cleaning. There's a world of difference"

In my state and municipality, the men and women who maintain the roads work hard and provide excellent service, all at no additional markup.

Perhaps one of you armchair gurus would care to tell one of them personally how lazy and inefficient they are?
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Report this Comment On March 07, 2009, at 10:22 AM, redryder420 wrote:

The bailouts have Got to stop..AIG on its forth??? Time to retire..sorry AIG you had a good run. I would hope banks NEVER become nationilized...then I'd like to see how socialist the US has become..I think Obama is pouring money into failing banks because HE knows the govt can control them---does notice the more he talks the lower the market goes?????????????
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Report this Comment On March 07, 2009, at 10:25 AM, maiday2000 wrote:

The difference between 1980 and 2009 - Ronald Reagan versus Barack Obama. I think I will stay on the sidelines for a bit longer...
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Report this Comment On March 07, 2009, at 10:44 AM, dfrndez wrote:

The S&P had the P/E at 25 by the end of February, I don't know how it increased from nearly 17 to 25 with the slashing prices since the end of January. Most of the quarter 4 earning results were already accounted for in the January 2009 end of month P/E I would assume. An 11.7 P/E seems unreasonably low regardless though.

If you believe that the market is here or close enough (I personally do) it would be advantageous to shore up on high beta growth stocks, and traditionally the companies emerging strong after a recession are those that were most severely impacted during the previous recession - tech stocks. The Nasdaq has been fairly resilient and is only beginning to set new lows from its previous low.
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Report this Comment On March 07, 2009, at 10:45 AM, javaharv1 wrote:

Making predictions is a fools game. There are hundreds of predictors and when one of them is right - only in hindsight - the press quotes him or her and they are now a genius and we will now listen to them.

If you have been around awhile you know that no one knows anything for sure except for one thing and that is no one knows anything for sure.
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Report this Comment On March 07, 2009, at 11:03 AM, javaharv1 wrote:

If you study the market you will observe that the market has only gone down no more than three years twice (so far). Oct 1929 -Aug '32 (32 mos approx) and Mar 2000- Jan 2003.(33 mons approx) That is before it started to recover. This recession so far is the worst since '29. What is going to be different this time around? How often have we heard, "things are different now"? This time the consumer will not be back as before, for at least a good long time. That is not hard to predict considering the debt load of the consumer versus the need to save more. But do recognize that we Americans love to shop.

As for government spending in lieu of consumer spending, one can be partisan on that issue but there are a few fact that some like to ignore: Expenses versus capital investments. That is infrastructure, education, and health care can increase productivity, i.e. capital investment. I know some people don't like to recognize that military spending outside of wages tend to be a costly expense - non productive - no economic benefit.(please do not argue that weapons manufacturing creates job and therefore is an economic benefit - if you believe that go back to your econ 101 studies.) But of course we need to defend ourselves against real enemies, but that does not take all the money that is spent in the military budget.

So, the government is going to spend us out of this mess and most of us are hopeful that it will succeed. If not it may be the end of this once great nation.
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Report this Comment On March 07, 2009, at 11:04 AM, sails2 wrote:

The real question is "Is anything different now from the situation which existed in the past which would lead to a whole new paradigm?" I suggest there are some things to consider:

We now have unregulated derivative trading.

We now have ultra-short ETF's which allow too many speculators to gang up on and short stocks (financials, GE whatever).

The banking and finance system is way too complex and the incentives in it are tilted to maximize gain for the players rather than anyone who builds, sells, or uses something.

Financial institutions do not hold any responsibility for the esoteric products they create. What would happen if banks who made home loans had to keep mayby 5% of the loan on their books? Would lending standards change? Would the quality of loans change?

The communication of either good or bad is way to fast and maybe not well enough understood with CNBC becoming a sort of financial Rush Limbaugh.

The next question is "Should or Can anything be done about any of this or should the majority of us just lie back and take it?"
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Report this Comment On March 07, 2009, at 1:11 PM, investusgregory wrote:

Warren Buffet has been telling people to buy since the Dow was in the mid 9000's. As you know he has lost 10 billion dollars on his portfolio in past 12 months so I wonder whether it is still appropriate to cite the "oracle" albeit with your cautious disclaimer..

We all know that the destruction of value in the markets has been enormous but in the long term this is good as the price liquidity of shares increases proportionately to the rise or fall of stocks. What this means is that the more stocks are "ramped up" by traders and company marketing the lesser the price liquidity is. The more stocks fall the greater the price liquidity and therefore true value of stock is revealed.

I believe that the Dow at 4000 would enable complete liquidity at price for stocks. Investors , on the other hand, are likely to provide major support at around 5800 keeping stocks marginally inflated.
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Report this Comment On March 07, 2009, at 2:25 PM, rubenkincaid wrote:

Nobody knows where the bottom is in this climate, but I don't think we've hit it yet. I don't think 4500 / 550 is unimaginable.

After losing 30% (300K) since labor day, I've pulled out of the market. It's not worth losing sleep over, and I'd rather watch from the sidelines. Even if it does bounce back soon, I'll never see returns as great as my losses over a similar amount of time. I'll invest again as it returns, but I don't want to ride it to the bottom.
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Report this Comment On March 07, 2009, at 4:51 PM, MarkD wrote:

Of course, you have forgotten one thing. We have an incompetent president in the White House who understands nothing about how to grow an economy and who is trying to radically change this country for the worse. Until competency returns to the White House, this market will have no confidence.

Mark Dias

http://mark24609.blogspot.com/

"If I had followed CNBC's advice, I'd have a million dollars today provided I'd started with $100 million" Jon Steward, The Daily Show
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Report this Comment On March 07, 2009, at 6:19 PM, TMcNasty wrote:

Buy low sell high right?

Could now be a great time to buy? Maybe.

Could the market go up? Maybe.

Could the market move down further? Maybe.

The bottom line is the market has been trending lower for a LONG TIME now. And our gov't. is doing unprecendented things to try and "fix" it. The rules are changing daily. That is creating confusion. And on top of that unemployment is still staggering, oil demand is low, and a whole host of things are still saying we could be heading down more.

If you ask me the market will bull again, but it won't be like '87...a blip. This cluster-F could take awhile to sort. Look how long it's taken already?

I'd say now is a good time to SAVE some money and PREPARE to invest when the market stabilizes at least. There's no reason to jump in unless you're realy sure the market as a whole has reason to move upward. Does it?

Markets dont lie. They moved down and are staying down for a good reasons. Until those reasons are sorted it's gonna stay flat or drop more. If those are my only 2 options I'll stay sidelined thanks. The only place I really saved $ is the 403b I have that has a guaranteed 5.5% return fund. THANK GOD I moved all my BS mutual fund junk into that last summer. I only lost $200!

Let the ever optimistic out there try to snag GE, MSFT, BAC, etc. on the "cheap" only to lose more next week.

Remember. NOT losing capital in a bear market ='s MAKING capital in a bull market.

Why is that so hard for people to get? Even Buffett admitted he mighta jumped the gun last year. Guess what Warren. You're right...you did. You have no shortage of $...why did you feel you needed to try and scoop up cheap stocks so quick? Serves him right.

It's because no one realized the depth of the depravity in the financials. To be honest...I think there are more skeletons out there yet. I want them ALL out in the open before I buy anything other than the most defensive dividend paying stocks like maybe WMT, MO, and KO.
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Report this Comment On March 07, 2009, at 6:25 PM, TMcNasty wrote:

Furthermore...

The gov't. may provide just enough life support to banks and "troubled" homeowners to keep them limping along. So banks will remain reluctant to loan and homeowners just getting by will only buy the basics. Sounds like the makings of a Japanese lost decade to me. Everyone just getting by.

Then the slightly better off among us get to try to pay this deficit off over the next x years. Limping along does not equal some wild bull market you'll wake up one day to have missed.

To fix this debacle we need a REAL day of reckoning for banks, homeowners, and everyone else. I wonder how much of our last bull market was people taking out home equity to buy stocks. Do you think those millions of people can afford to do that again?

Think people!
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Report this Comment On March 07, 2009, at 10:55 PM, ReillyDiefenbach wrote:

"We have an incompetent president "

Had an incompetent president, you meant.
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Report this Comment On March 08, 2009, at 5:27 PM, clevelandrudge wrote:

We may not know when this market will hit a bottom. We do, however, know one thing for sure: this nation hit a bottom with the Bush administration. It will take us many, many years to climb out of the hole he and his accomplices put us in.

Anyone inclined to criticize President Obama after only six weeks in office needs to remember one thing: our country has been traumatized during the past eight years by a dysfunctional and abusive "father" who has only recently been kicked out of the house. It will take us until the end of Obama's first term for our economy and our collective psyches to recover. His economic policies will be working by then and he'll easily be re-elected.

The crybabies on the right better get used to it.
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Report this Comment On March 08, 2009, at 7:54 PM, NotCrazy wrote:

I don't know if we're at a market bototm, and frankly, neither do you. We can't know, so long as we're mere mortals without the gift of prophecy. But what we do know is that we're a lot closer to whatever the market's bottom will ultimately turn out to be than we were a few months ago, and that now is therefore a better time to invest.

Of course, that's assuming that this is not actually the end of the world. If it is, would the last one to leave please turn out the lights?
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Report this Comment On March 08, 2009, at 8:26 PM, SonicFoolAz wrote:

Easily have another 30/40% to go. It takes time for everything to work through the system. The biggest single drops have likely already happened, however, the full impact of out of work wokers, credit debt defaults, and other general defaults hasn't quite worked it's way through the system. Many of the folks that lost their jobs are not yet experiencing financial stress. It's going to take time and a further slide before things can rebound.
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Report this Comment On March 09, 2009, at 2:32 AM, biotech4ever wrote:

For the record I'm an Independent. I was glad to finally see Bush go but there is nothing in the Obama administration giving me any confidence that the situation will get better. Bush doubled the national debt in 8 years and now Obama is on track to beat that in 3 years. In addition he's going to hurt small businesses and Geithner has no solid plan on how to rescue the banks. It makes me sad to think about the future.

As Bernie Saunders said, "If companies are too big to fail, they are too big to exist" Yet are we doing anything to break AIG into smaller pieces? How about Citigroup? Bofa and Wells Fargo got bigger, what happens when they fail? The FDIC is asking for 500 billion loan from the treasury which for some odd reason is hardly getting much attention. Gee uh, 500 billion, so is Citi, Bofa and WF all going down?

Then you have GE with 500-600 billion in debt obligations. Hartford will probably collapse this year with many other insurers to follow. We certainly can't afford to bail out all these companies.

Worst of all, we are not only making the same exact mistakes as during the Great Depression but we have thrown away two pieces of legislation that came from that time, that being the Glass-Steagall act and the uptick rule. On top of that we have something the Great Depression didn't have and that is all these unbelievably complex derivatives that makes everyone's head hurt just trying to make sense out of them.

There is no end in sight to the bad news so a DOW 4000 would not surprise me in the least. Also sobering is that even with the huge decline from the 2007 peak the PE ratio is now about 14, but recessions in the past it's been as low as 6-7.

Don't get suckered into the rallies. Wait for conditions to improve(which may be a long long time) before getting back in. SpecBear has a great post about market timing in the Great Depression. I quote from his post

"In fact, if you were just two months early getting into the market, you were worse off than someone who got in 9 months late."

Preserve your capital, pay off debts. Wait for the banking mess to sort itself out first, assuming it ever does.
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Report this Comment On March 09, 2009, at 9:17 AM, nilshp wrote:

And another strategy is trying to recover some $ by trading (vs. investing) actively during the incredible volatility as we lurch between slump and rally... An action born of desperation - maybe so!
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Report this Comment On March 09, 2009, at 1:37 PM, RML1 wrote:

I strongly feel that one of the tragedies of this decline is the removal of the uptick rule. Shorts can now go totally nuts and generate gains on an hourly basis. The talking heads spout doom and gloom playing perfectly into the Shorts hands. The uptick rule served a very important function. Let's have it back to bring some sanity into the trading floor.
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Report this Comment On March 09, 2009, at 3:33 PM, chrissmuir88 wrote:

All this talk of bottoms never ceases to amaze me. How could ANYONE know if it is a bottom or not? I can understand why people would call it - after all, we all need a little hope - but there really isn't much of a basis to call anything at this point. All we do know is that momentum is clearly pointing downward, and sentiment is overwhelmingly negative.

Chris Muir

http://blog.invariant-capital.com

http://www.fool.com/investing/value/2009/03/06/is-this-the-market-bottom.aspx?source=idesitit10000001

odinpinetree

03/13/09 2:49 AM

#18212 RE: dart1961 #18161

Hey man me again, got time to look at a chart?


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03/15/09 6:58 PM

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03/15/09 7:26 PM

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03/30/09 4:17 PM

#18253 RE: dart1961 #18161

This Is one wacky crazy market we are In right now!
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