Comments »Members of an armed gang are on trial after they’ve been charged with stealing millions from the Dubai royal family. The £2million heist ($3,099,000) was the royal family’s “holiday spending money” set aside for its visit to London on June 24.
Royal aide Abdullah Shakeri, who testified from behind a protective screen, said he thought members of the gang were only joking when they first approached him outside the Emirates Bank in Knightsbridge, West London with the demand to “put the cases down or I’ll shoot you in the face.” The Daily Mail reports that the robbers then repeated their threat and told Shakeri he would be shot if he did not flee the scene.
Prosecutor Alexandra Felix said the money was divided into £50 notes, held in two suitcases. “The royal family were in the UK and required money for their stay here,” Felix said. “Mr Shakeri had made arrangements to collect the money. He and the manager went into a room to count the money. The cash was in £50 note bundles which was placed in suitcases.”
Shakeri described the man who held him at gunpoint as a young Middle Eastern man with short dark gelled hair and a leather jacket. “He had a gun. I think it was a black automatic handgun. He pointed it at me,” Shakeri said. The man then shouted for an accomplice, whom Shakeri described as a black man wearing a white hard hat and a “high visibility jacket.” The accomplice reportedly told Shakeri and the other royal family staff to run into a nearby shop. “We did as we were asked so we went into a H&M just next to the bank,” Shakeri said.
After the robbers fled, the royal family staff radioed the diplomatic protection group, who pursued the suspects. A man fitting the description of the first suspect was spotted just 300 feet from the crime scene but escaped and has yet to be found.
An officer spotted the suspect throwing a metallic object under a car, which he thought was a gun but turned out to be two mobile phones.
However, police were able to apprehend getaway driver Johnathon Haynes, 36, along with the royal family’s stolen cash. They also found the hard hat, the high-visibility jacket and a passport for Trevor Mair, 46, inside the car.
When Haynes was handcuffed, he reportedly told the arresting officers, “Yes, OK, fair enough. Are you going to take me to the police station now because I’m a bit cold.”
Monthly Archives: December 2011
Saudi Arabia victors in OPEC dispute
In summary, output remains unchanged amidst constrained budgets of Middle Eastern countries, and Libya is coming back online fast.
Comments »VIENNA (Reuters) – OPEC oil producers on Wednesday sealed their first new output agreement in three years in a deal that settles a 6-month-old argument over supply policy firmly in Saudi Arabia’s favor.
The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries agreed a target of 30 million barrels daily, ratifying current production near 3-year highs. It did not discuss individual national quotas.
The deal vindicates Saudi Arabia after its proposal to raise output in June to stem rising prices was rejected by price hawks led by Iran, Algeria and Venezuela.
“For the Saudis it’s a fantastic decision,” said Jamie Webster of Washington consultancy PFC Energy.
Saudi said it pumped 10 million barrels a day last month, 25 percent above its old OPEC quota, in what Gulf delegates said was a demonstration of strength to the price hawks ahead of the meeting.
In theory the agreement caps output for all 12 OPEC members for the first half of 2012 at levels that should permit a modest rebuilding of lean global inventories.
“We’re not going to bypass it, we’re going to adhere to it,” promised OPEC Secretary General Abdullah al-Badri of the new supply limit. “Saudi Arabia will abide by this decision for sure.”
That will depend on whether or not Saudi and its Gulf Arab allies decide to ease back supply as post-civil war Libya heads towards full production or keep the taps open to drive oil below $100 a barrel.
Saudi Arabia did not allay doubts about its intentions.
“If Libya increases it doesn’t necessarily mean Saudi will cut,” said Saudi Oil Minister Ali al-Naimi. “We don’t react to that, we react to market demand,” he said.
Oil analysts warned that without defined individual national quotas, leakage above the new limit was very possible.
“Someone has to cut back to accommodate Libya, that has to be done,” said analyst Lawrence Eagles of JP Morgan. “As always with OPEC the proof will be in the pudding. How closely will they stick to the new limit?”
“The whole organization has to be at 30 million so if someone goes up somebody else should come down. But it’s like anything when you divide responsibility — it often ends up falling through the cracks,” said Webster of PFC.
Those concerns helped undermine oil prices. London Brent eased more than $3 to near $106 a barrel, down from a year-high $127 in April. U.S. crude fell over $4 to near $96.
Rising supply from Saudi Arabia and its Gulf Arab neighbors Kuwait and the United Arab Emirates has kept a leash on oil prices as Riyadh seeks to help nurture global growth by keeping fuel costs under control.
Mortgage refinancing applications spiked last week
Comments »(Reuters) – Applications for refinancing on home mortgages jumped last week, even as demand for new home purchases dried up, an industry group said on Wednesday.
The Mortgage Bankers Association said its seasonally adjusted index of mortgage application activity, which includes both refinancing and home purchase demand, rose 4.1 percent in the week ended Dec 9.
The MBA’s seasonally adjusted index of refinancing applications climbed 9.3 percent, while the gauge of loan requests for home purchases tumbled 8.2 percent.
The refinance share of total mortgage activity rose to 79.7 percent of applications from 76.0 percent the week before.
Fixed 30-year mortgage rates averaged 4.12 percent, down 6 basis points from 4.18 percent the week before. It was the lowest rate this year, MBA said.
The survey covers over 75 percent of U.S. retail residential mortgage applications, according to MBA.
Germany blocks ECB, France wants last resort lending
Comments »BERLIN/FRANKFURT (Reuters) – Germany’s chancellor and central banker urged Europe to stick to stricter budget discipline and forget about one-shot solutions after financial markets judged that another EU summit had failed to resolve the euro zone’s debt crisis.
Chancellor Angela Merkel and Bundesbank chief Jens Weidmann, speaking separately, rebuffed pressure for the European Central Bank to intervene decisively to stop the crisis escalating.
Merkel told parliament on Wednesday it would take years, not weeks, to overcome the debt problems but Europe would emerge stronger “if we have the necessary patience and endurance, if we do not let reversals get us down, if we consistently move towards a fiscal and stability union”.
“The German government has always made it clear that the European debt crisis is not to be solved with a single blow. There is no such single blow,” she said.
Weidmann, an influential voice in the ECB, made clear his opposition to ramping up purchases of troubled euro zone states’ debt, saying he was “no fan” of the existing limited bond-buying program and even its supporters were growing skeptical.
He also said the Bundesbank would only provide fresh funds for the International Monetary Fund to help fight the euro zone crisis if countries beyond Europe did so too.
The euro fell below $1.30 for the first time since January, stocks slid and Italy had to pay a euro era record yield to sell bonds as nervous investors awaited a possible credit rating downgrade for one or more euro zone countries.
Rome had to pay 6.47 percent to sell 3 billion euros of 5-year bonds, highlighting fierce market pressure ahead of a year in which Italy has a gross funding goal of 440 billion euros, starting in late January.
Safe-haven German Bund futures rose by more than one full point due to renewed doubts about the effectiveness of last week’s agreement on deeper fiscal union.
Ireland’s European Affairs Minister, Lucinda Creighton, said last week’s summit agreement by 26 European Union states, with Britain dissenting, to negotiate a new fiscal pact to enforce EU budget rules more strictly was not going to stop the rot.
“Having the fiscal compact in place by March is desirable but I don’t think it’s going to save the euro,” she told reporters on a visit to Paris.
“Ideally (I would like to see) a very clear declaration from the ECB that it is prepared to do whatever is necessary to save the currency, and it is the ultimate backstop,” Creighton said. “I don’t think we’re there yet but I feel we will end up there.”
Ireland and France saw eye-to-eye about the need for the central bank to act as lender of last resort, but there was no consensus on this yet, she said. Paris has toned down calls for ECB action, stressing its respect for the bank’s independence partly in deference to its close alliance with Germany.
Creighton warned that the crisis was likely to accelerate when countries such as Italy and Spain went to market in January and February to raise funds. “They will be challenged. We’ve yet to see the scale of that challenge,” she said.
Weidmann told journalists the ECB’s mandate prevented it from embarking on unlimited bond purchases and experience showed this would inevitably lead to inflation anyway.
“I think the idea is astonishing that one can win confidence by breaking rules,” he said.
Lunch Break: What is in the Water in CT ?
Oil Gets Hammered Despite Huge Draw Down on Inventories
European Markets Close in the Red; A Semi Bloodbath
321 Crack Spreads Put in a Modest Bounce
Gold Gets Its Nutz Cut Off; Technical Analysis For Gold Bugs
Oil Inventories See a Draw Down of 6.7 Million Barrels; Much Larger Than Expected
Expectations for oil inventories was 1.33 mm barrels
+1.7 mm distilates
+1.94 mm barrels of gasoline
Comments »This Morning’s Most Active Option Trades
-CALLS- OPTION EXP.DATE STRIKE PRC. VOLUME LAST S/PRC. NET CHANGE GLD 1/21/12 162.0000 2511 2.6800 dn 0.4700 WAG 1/21/12 35.0000 2000 1.2600 up 0.0100 AAPL 12/17/11 390.0000 1701 1.2800 dn 1.7200 KGC 5/19/12 14.0000 1500 0.6000 dn 0.1800 ADTN 2/18/12 40.0000 1488 0.1000 dn 0.0500 GDXJ 1/21/12 27.0000 1451 1.2000 dn 0.2500 SCHW 1/21/12 11.0000 1167 0.5000 dn 0.5000 BRCM 12/17/11 29.0000 1027 1.0000 up 0.6700 PAAS 4/21/12 26.0000 1021 1.7800 dn 0.2100 F 3/17/12 11.0000 1015 0.5700 dn 0.0300 -PUTS- OPTION EXP.DATE STRIKE PRC. VOLUME LAST S/PRC. NET CHANGE BAC 12/17/11 6.0000 2691 0.7100 up 0.0100 BAC 1/21/12 6.0000 2558 0.8700 dn 0.0100 IFT 12/17/11 2.5000 1276 1.0000 up 0.1000 WMT 1/21/12 30.0000 1200 0.0100 up 0.0000 AAPL 12/17/11 385.0000 1191 4.2000 up 1.8900 GLD 12/17/11 154.0000 1187 0.8000 up 0.3900 TLT 2/18/12 115.0000 1087 2.5100 dn 0.1600 CSCO 12/17/11 18.0000 1013 0.1900 up 0.1000 MS 12/17/11 16.0000 936 1.1200 up 0.1100 INTC 12/17/11 24.0000 882 0.6300 up 0.0600 -VOLUME- CALLS PUTS TOTAL 269936 285319 555255
-CALLS- OPTION EXP.DATE STRIKE PRC. VOLUME LAST S/PRC. NET CHANGE BAC 1/21/12 6.0000 1010 0.1800 dn 0.0200 LVS 1/21/12 50.0000 554 0.2100 dn 0.0700 BAC 1/21/12 5.0000 408 0.6000 dn 0.0100 LVS 1/21/12 42.0000 300 1.9000 dn 0.3900 MS 1/21/12 17.5000 214 0.5400 up 0.0400 AAPL 12/17/11 385.0000 171 3.3000 dn 2.7000 XOM 12/17/11 80.0000 168 0.6300 dn 0.4700 AAPL 1/21/12 395.0000 168 10.9100 dn 4.4400 AAPL 1/21/12 390.0000 168 13.0100 dn 2.5900 DIA 3/17/12 135.0000 143 0.3200 dn 0.1000 -PUTS- OPTION EXP.DATE STRIKE PRC. VOLUME LAST S/PRC. NET CHANGE GLD 12/17/11 155.0000 685 1.0600 up 0.5300 GRPN 12/17/11 24.0000 203 1.7000 up 0.3000 ABX 12/17/11 50.0000 200 4.4000 up 1.0500 BAC 12/17/11 5.0000 168 0.0400 dn 0.0100 TZA 12/17/11 26.0000 147 0.0800 dn 0.0300 YHOO 4/21/12 13.0000 136 0.9500 up 0.1800 OXY 1/21/12 45.0000 96 0.0600 up 0.0000 BAC 1/21/12 9.0000 90 3.6500 up 0.2000 AA 12/17/11 9.0000 90 0.1900 up 0.0200 YHOO 1/21/12 14.0000 89 0.7000 up 0.1900 -VOLUME- CALLS PUTS TOTAL 17405 23263 40668Comments »
This Morning’s Money Flows, Heat Map, and A/D Line
Money Flows
ISSUE GAINERS SYMBOL EXCH LAST PRICE MONEY FLOW RATIO
(in millions)
SPDR Gold Tr GLD ARCA 156.60 +21.7 1.17
Caterpillar CAT NYSE 87.85 +11.6 1.23
Merck MRK NYSE 35.36 +9.6 2.20
Goldman Sachs GS NYSE 94.52 +8.8 1.37
Primerica PRI NYSE 21.80 +7.8 4.48
PepsiCo PEP NYSE 64.23 +7.5 2.29
JPMorgan Chase JPM NYSE 31.26 +6.7 1.31
Lowe's Cos LOW NYSE 24.26 +6.5 2.03
Citigroup C NYSE 26.57 +6.4 1.22
Direxn Daily Finl Bear 3x FAZ ARCA 43.25 +6.1 1.16
iShrs Tr S&P 500 IVV ARCA 122.77 +5.6 1.51
Goldcorp GG NYSE 45.44 +5.3 1.73
DuPont DD NYSE 43.43 +5.3 1.95
Starwood Hotels HOT NYSE 44.69 +5.1 2.13
Hewlett-Packard HPQ NYSE 26.41 +4.9 1.95
JM Smucker SJM NYSE 76.24 +4.6 4.53
VISA (Cl A) V NYSE 96.15 +4.5 1.47
McDonald's MCD NYSE 97.94 +4.5 1.20
Disney DIS NYSE 35.70 +4.3 1.64
American Express AXP NYSE 47.14 +4.2 1.76
ISSUE DECLINERS SYMBOL EXCH LAST PRICE MONEY FLOW RATIO
(in millions)
Apple AAPL NASD 383.77 -50.5 0.86
MarkWest MWE NYSE 53.87 -43.3 0.29
Google GOOG NASD 618.67 -27.1 0.82
ExxonMobil XOM NYSE 79.58 -22.5 0.58
iShrs Russell 2000 IWM ARCA 71.27 -20.3 0.73
IBM IBM NYSE 189.48 -17.0 0.64
SuccessFactors SFSF NYSE 39.74 -15.8 0.15
General Electric GE NYSE 16.46 -14.3 0.57
Oracle ORCL NASD 30.52 -11.4 0.42
Pfizer PFE NYSE 20.77 -11.4 0.49
SPDR S&P 500 SPY ARCA 122.35 -10.6 0.96
Johnson & Johnson JNJ NYSE 63.36 -10.3 0.53
Amazoncom AMZN NASD 177.74 -9.9 0.85
Green Mountain Coffee GMCR NASD 45.93 -9.7 0.84
Microsoft MSFT NASD 25.82 -9.6 0.59
Wal-Mart Stores WMT NYSE 57.88 -9.4 0.45
Newmont Mining NEM NYSE 61.59 -9.4 0.61
NewsCorp A NWSA NASD 17.25 -9.1 0.20
Intel INTC NASD 23.45 -9.0 0.71
Apache Corp APA NYSE 89.04 -8.4 0.57
Comments »
This Morning’s 52 Week Highs and Lows
NYSE
New Highs 17 COMPANY SYMBOL HIGH VOLUME ------- ------ ---- ------ AllianceBrnstn NtlMun AFB 14.62 18,529 BlkRk Muni NY Inter Dur MNE 14.20 6,404 Blkrck MunHl NJ Qlty MUJ 15.29 6,120 BlkrckNYMuni Qlty BSE 14.79 4,932 DTEEnCo.Series6.50% DTZ 25.83 3,767 DWS Strategic Muni Inco KSM 14.12 12,898 DTF Tax-Free DTF 15.81 310 FBL Fincl FFG 36.93 4,956 Invesco CA Qty Tr IQC 13.54 2,971 Nuveen Muni Value Fund NUV 9.88 20,009 Nuveen NJ Investment Qual NQJ 14.55 8,272 Nuveen NY Quality Income NUN 15.30 15,496 Nuveen Pa Investment Qual NQP 14.79 1,395 Nuveen Prem Inco Muni 4 NPT 13.30 12,735 Pioneer High Income Trust PHT 17.66 9,183 Putnam Muni Opportunities PMO 12.06 24,538 Scana 7.70%Sers A SCU 28.90 1,373 New Lows 59 COMPANY SYMBOL LOW VOLUME ------- ------ ---- ------ Agnico-Eagle AEM 38.93 293,154 Artio Global Invs Inc ART 5.09 17,742 Bill Barrett BBG 32.72 78,033 Calix CALX 6.35 27,138 Charles River Labs CRL 26.36 197,279 Chemed CHE 47.66 30,740 China Kanghui ADS KH 13.50 1,100 China Mng Yng Wnd Pwr ADS MY 1.84 7,576 Christopher & Banks CBK 2.28 25,269 Daqo New Energy ADS DQ 1.66 7,129 DeVry DV 32.73 68,667 Doral Fincl DRL 0.57 490,892 Exelis Inc. XLS 8.45 104,290 Federated Investors FII 14.75 127,830 Ferro Corp FOE 4.64 127,790 Frontier Communications FTR 4.91 1,604,870 GM Pfd Series B GMpB 32.64 30,785 Grubb & Ellis GBE 0.18 31,925 Harvest Ntrl Res HNR 7.05 92,576 Hyperdynamics HDY 2.13 1,468,701 ICICI Bank IBN 25.54 277,869 India Fund IFN 19.84 78,841 Inergy LP NRGY 22.54 77,438 iStar Finl 7.80% Ser F SFIpF 13.85 1,080 iStar Finl 7.875% Ser E SFIpE 14.00 5,302 K12 Inc LRN 20.29 352,858 Kinross Gold KGC 11.50 2,362,607 LEH 7% Sprint Cap JZK 17.04 100 Memc Elec Materials WFR 3.65 1,643,506 Mahanagar Tel MTE 0.92 1,400 Manulife Fincl MFC 10.11 443,089 MS India Invest IIF 14.21 9,898 MS China a Shr Fd CAF 19.68 24,028 Natl Bk of Greece A ADS NBGpA 2.94 11,500 NuvMCurrShrt JGT 12.12 35,240 Overseas Shipholding OSG 9.17 168,359 Parkway Properties PKY 9.40 4,942 Portugal Telecom PT 5.90 61,803 Potash Corp POT 39.50 1,503,927 RadioShack RSH 10.37 213,891 RealD RLD 8.40 119,062 Rentech Nitrogen Ptrs LP. RNF 18.11 43,111 ResMed RMD 23.49 196,782 Rose Rock Midstream RRMS 19.00 28,061 Scorpio Tankers STNG 4.59 22,667 Sequans Comms ADS SQNS 2.45 211,578 Singapore Fd SGF 10.80 5,900 Solera Hldgs SLH 44.42 26,101 Spansion Cl A CODE 7.87 56,523 Sterlite Ind India SLT 7.18 123,407 Taomee Holdings ADS TAOM 4.20 18,090 Thermo Fisher Sci TMO 44.25 197,841 Transocean RIG 40.80 814,164 US Gold UXG 3.00 623,678 Vale Cap II 6.75% CJS 59.28 100 Veolia Environment VE 10.51 165,402 WNS Hldgs ADS WNS 8.10 200 WPX Energy Inc. Wi WPXw 17.57 36,651 Zimmer Holdings ZMH 47.18 116,286
NASDAQ
New Highs 5 COMPANY SYMBOL HIGH VOLUME ------- ------ ---- ------ Arabian American Dev ARSD 10.09 28,860 Staar Surgical Co STAA 11.40 19,214 Superior Uniform SGC 12.85 1,168 Synageva BioPharma GEVA 21.26 3,105 Synergy Pharm Unit SGYPU 8.30 4,100 New Lows 62 COMPANY SYMBOL LOW VOLUME ------- ------ ---- ------ A123 Sys Inc AONE 1.87 443,697 AVI BioPharma AVII 0.55 647,221 Active Power ACPW 0.61 54,184 Apollo Investment AINV 6.33 282,993 Ascent Solar Tech ASTI 0.58 100 Career Education CECO 6.75 108,879 Celsion Corp CLSN 1.82 83,500 Cereplast CERP 0.81 21,636 Citi Trends CTRN 8.17 1,850 Comverge COMV 1.20 8,173 Cytori Therapeutics CYTX 2.01 119,527 DSP Group DSPG 5.33 7,100 Dehaier Medical Systems DHRM 1.49 24,000 Delcath Systems Inc DCTH 2.05 35,495 Digital River DRIV 14.48 33,021 Endocyte ECYT 3.36 740,744 Expedia EXPEV 27.50 37,399 FalconStor Software FALC 2.23 18,022 First Solar FSLR 33.77 4,306,927 FormFactor FORM 5.12 105,427 Fuel Systems Solutions FSYS 15.95 33,193 Globe Specialty Metals GSM 12.69 214,749 Grupo Galicia GGAL 6.23 85,100 Hanwha SolarOne Co Ltd HSOL 1.10 110,724 HomeAway AWAY 22.69 37,883 IXYS IXYS 10.01 1,392 Innovative Sols & Support ISSC 3.25 10,069 iShs S&P/Citigrp Treas Bd ISHG 96.53 4,752 iShr S&P Ind Nfty INDY 20.03 9,719 JA Solar Hldgs Co JASO 1.36 657,109 Jiayuan.com Intl ADS DATE 6.41 9,698 Ku6 Media ADS KUTV 1.06 6,000 Microvision MVIS 0.35 77,446 Northrim Bancorp NRIM 17.28 200 Novatel Wireless NVTL 2.60 64,223 NuVasive NUVA 12.00 19,488 Optibase OBAS 0.95 44,602 PFSweb PFSW 2.32 14,202 PGT PGTI 1.04 1,100 PMC-Sierra PMCS 5.06 182,031 Pan American Silver PAAS 23.03 231,669 PostRock Energy PSTR 2.37 13,536 Power-One PWER 3.88 128,289 RPX RPXC 12.69 3,410 Real Goods Solar Inc RSOL 0.99 12,800 Research Frontiers REFR 3.10 3,100 Research in Motion RIMM 15.15 3,115,341 Rodman & Renshaw RODM 0.42 7,400 Rovi Cp ROVI 24.97 170,574 Sina SINA 55.12 614,031 Savient Pharmaceuticals SVNT 2.07 82,694 School Specialty SCHS 3.59 10,133 Shutterfly SFLY 23.80 202,742 Sohu com SOHU 45.81 199,208 SunPower SPWR 5.86 124,647 Synutra Intl SYUT 4.44 12,290 THQ THQI 0.77 507,792 TransGlobe Energy TGA 6.75 43,682 Veeco Instruments VECO 21.79 217,654 Velti VELT 6.04 27,261 Zipcar ZIP 12.74 129,786 Zogenix ZGNX 1.54 35,142Comments »
SAUT: THE RECOVERY IS BECOMING SELF SUSTAINING
Dollar Up Euro Down; Chart Porn
Could Uncle Sam Be Responsible for High Unemployment
Did You Type 5 Commodities in the Great Liquidity Grab ?
Stocks Down 30%+, Year to Date
min mkt cap: 1 bill
UNREAL!
No. Ticker YTD Return Market Cap
1 ITT -81.05 1,840,000,000
2 DNDN -79.50 1,200,000,000
3 NBG -77.02 2,340,000,000
4 RIMM -73.39 9,670,000,000
5 HGSI -69.74 1,490,000,000
6 AIXG -68.96 1,230,000,000
7 MTL -68.88 4,570,000,000
8 FSLR -67.27 4,110,000,000
9 CREE -66.00 2,790,000,000
10 ANR -65.78 4,580,000,000
11 LYG -63.99 25,970,000,000
12 FST -63.08 1,740,000,000
13 GFA -62.84 1,360,000,000
14 VE -61.62 6,410,000,000
15 BAC -60.02 51,490,000,000
16 BPOP -59.87 1,470,000,000
17 NFLX -58.98 3,530,000,000
18 CTCM -58.90 1,450,000,000
19 ROVI -58.76 3,020,000,000
20 ILMN -58.56 3,390,000,000
21 ACI -58.25 3,090,000,000
22 BMA -58.07 1,130,000,000
23 AUO -58.04 3,990,000,000
24 TX -57.99 3,280,000,000
25 WMS -57.63 1,130,000,000
26 LOGI -56.77 1,400,000,000
27 CCJ -56.29 6,900,000,000
28 CX -55.88 4,510,000,000
29 X -55.64 3,920,000,000
30 TC -55.20 1,240,000,000
31 NIHD -54.93 3,890,000,000
32 TEX -54.93 1,790,000,000
33 ATE -54.86 1,950,000,000
34 SLT -54.72 27,430,000,000
35 CYH -54.64 1,640,000,000
36 MT -53.42 29,430,000,000
37 FBR -53.13 3,380,000,000
38 HCBK -52.80 2,780,000,000
39 AIG -52.71 40,130,000,000
40 JEF -52.61 2,490,000,000
41 PZE -52.11 1,310,000,000
42 WLT -52.10 4,500,000,000
43 GNW -51.90 3,210,000,000
44 PTNR -51.86 1,480,000,000
45 DLB -51.84 3,390,000,000
46 JNS -51.53 1,180,000,000
47 ACH -51.19 6,220,000,000
48 SNE -50.94 18,050,000,000
49 GHL -50.89 1,100,000,000
50 SSRI -50.89 1,180,000,00
No. Ticker YTD Return Market Cap
51 SWKS -50.75 2,970,000,000
52 SID -50.22 12,220,000,000
53 KWK -50.14 1,390,000,000
54 SNV -49.62 1,190,000,000
55 HSP -49.62 4,660,000,000
56 ITMN -49.44 1,210,000,000
57 MDR -49.44 2,720,000,000
58 CSC -48.91 3,610,000,000
59 NOK -48.66 21,040,000,000
60 JNPR -48.56 11,700,000,000
61 NMR -48.51 11,900,000,000
62 SWC -48.45 1,240,000,000
63 SVM -48.31 1,320,000,000
64 XCO -47.97 2,500,000,000
65 GOL -47.93 2,140,000,000
66 IBN -47.58 17,140,000,000
67 USG -47.42 1,080,000,000
68 AWC -47.42 3,230,000,000
69 ALU -47.30 3,580,000,000
70 TLM -47.20 14,030,000,000
71 FNSR -47.15 1,550,000,000
72 BTU -47.00 9,300,000,000
73 AEM -46.81 6,960,000,000
74 FWLT -46.76 2,160,000,000
75 YOKU -46.76 2,200,000,000
76 CIEN -46.51 1,110,000,000
77 ETFC -46.50 2,530,000,000
78 STM -46.44 5,610,000,000
79 GGB -46.26 13,200,000,000
80 NFX -45.86 6,080,000,000
81 GM -45.44 31,780,000,000
82 HL -45.41 1,740,000,000
83 FTI -44.64 12,560,000,000
84 CEL -44.62 1,650,000,000
85 WHR -44.52 3,750,000,000
86 GDOT -44.34 1,420,000,000
87 TCK -44.15 21,990,000,000
88 RCL -44.11 5,910,000,000
89 STI -44.08 9,570,000,000
90 MS -43.75 27,970,000,000
91 AKAM -43.66 4,980,000,000
92 OSK -43.53 1,890,000,000
93 S -43.50 8,090,000,000
94 IPI -43.34 1,760,000,000
95 MAN -43.16 2,990,000,000
96 SPP -43.11 1,430,000,000
97 C -43.10 73,790,000,000
98 MCP -42.99 2,590,000,000
99 TTM -42.98 11,230,000,000
100 FTR -42.97 5,610,000,000
No. Ticker YTD Return Market Cap
101 LPL -42.93 8,270,000,000
102 GS -42.86 46,490,000,000
103 AVP -42.27 7,140,000,000
104 CCH -42.24 5,360,000,000
105 WF -42.14 7,360,000,000
106 KB -42.01 12,270,000,000
107 PAAS -41.87 2,700,000,000
108 RF -41.81 5,190,000,000
109 CS -41.74 27,020,000,000
110 LAMR -41.62 2,240,000,000
111 AOL -41.61 1,360,000,000
112 CTRP -41.58 3,770,000,000
113 BSBR -41.44 30,280,000,000
114 LAZ -41.19 2,990,000,000
115 TLAB -40.99 1,430,000,000
116 RSH -40.79 1,160,000,000
117 AA -40.63 9,910,000,000
118 DWA -40.35 1,490,000,000
119 FII -40.22 1,610,000,000
120 PMCS -40.05 1,260,000,000
121 TRW -40.01 4,050,000,000
122 TNE -40.00 4,390,000,000
123 CMA -40.00 4,760,000,000
124 OI -39.90 3,200,000,000
125 GES -39.84 2,750,000,000
126 PT -39.45 5,470,000,000
127 BAK -39.33 5,890,000,000
128 ALR -39.18 2,030,000,000
129 GTE -39.13 1,730,000,000
130 LPS -38.96 1,600,000,000
131 AB -38.91 1,360,000,000
132 WFT -38.86 11,280,000,000
133 CVC -38.73 4,120,000,000
134 UAM -38.68 1,010,000,000
135 MFC -38.34 19,380,000,000
136 VSH -37.98 1,520,000,000
137 STRA -37.96 1,110,000,000
138 HIG -37.92 7,970,000,000
139 LFC -37.92 78,370,000,000
140 SMS -37.91 2,750,000,000
141 ZION -37.72 2,930,000,000
142 F -37.64 40,240,000,000
143 PC -37.52 21,850,000,000
144 GET -37.34 1,040,000,000
145 RIG -37.09 13,980,000,000
146 GEN -37.01 2,100,000,000
147 OFC -36.94 1,490,000,000
148 LUV -36.91 6,490,000,000
149 BK -36.91 21,920,000,000
150 SMI -36.89 1,390,000,000
No. Ticker YTD Return Market Cap
151 ITRI -36.88 1,440,000,000
152 NRGY -36.87 2,890,000,000
153 NAV -36.83 2,780,000,000
154 AMD -36.80 3,710,000,000
155 UTIW -36.73 1,390,000,000
156 DAL -36.63 6,610,000,000
157 PHG -36.60 18,900,000,000
158 APKT -36.59 2,230,000,000
159 FHN -36.54 1,990,000,000
160 NXY -36.44 8,380,000,000
161 AINV -36.41 1,340,000,000
162 HUN -36.30 2,630,000,000
163 WCRX -36.26 4,090,000,000
164 BID -35.88 1,810,000,000
165 SPLS -35.88 10,020,000,000
166 KGC -35.74 15,890,000,000
167 FCX -35.63 37,230,000,000
168 MGM -35.49 4,990,000,000
169 HPQ -35.44 56,130,000,000
170 TCL -35.17 1,070,000,000
171 IRF -35.06 1,450,000,000
172 UPL -35.03 5,260,000,000
173 MOS -35.01 23,570,000,000
174 SCCO -35.01 26,250,000,000
175 THC -34.98 2,030,000,000
176 ECA -34.95 14,740,000,000
177 AEG -34.91 8,010,000,000
178 SOA -34.88 1,970,000,000
179 FCE-A -34.75 2,060,000,000
180 SLF -34.67 10,460,000,000
181 DAN -34.63 1,790,000,000
182 ALV -34.62 4,460,000,000
183 BRCM -34.60 15,810,000,000
184 FNFG -34.37 2,540,000,000
185 CHMT -34.36 1,120,000,000
186 UTHR -34.09 2,420,000,000
187 ARO -34.05 1,190,000,000
188 VALE -33.88 119,020,000,000
189 NG -33.71 2,670,000,000
190 IR -33.58 10,440,000,000
191 FDML -33.56 1,450,000,000
192 PCAR -33.54 14,450,000,000
193 BCS -33.48 31,400,000,000
194 ATML -33.44 4,010,000,000
195 SHAW -33.30 1,730,000,000
196 MGA -33.29 8,330,000,000
197 SYA -33.27 1,290,000,000
198 TEN -33.26 1,700,000,000
199 AVY -33.24 2,690,000,000
200 GIL -33.17 1,990,000,0
No. Ticker YTD Return Market Cap
201 SEIC -33.05 2,990,000,000
202 CEA -32.89 2,250,000,000
203 SHI -32.72 2,480,000,000
204 MASI -32.68 1,250,000,000
205 LNC -32.58 6,100,000,000
206 PCS -32.46 3,010,000,000
207 ASBC -32.45 1,700,000,000
208 WIT -32.40 23,590,000,000
209 LM -32.30 3,660,000,000
210 WBC -32.23 3,050,000,000
211 QSFT -32.23 1,530,000,000
212 NYB -32.09 5,170,000,000
213 SCHN -32.05 1,240,000,000
214 TKC -32.05 11,100,000,000
215 WBMD -32.04 2,030,000,000
216 NETC -31.98 3,320,000,000
217 TCB -31.94 1,560,000,000
218 PBR -31.93 356,110,000,000
219 CLGX -31.83 1,390,000,000
220 GAME -31.73 1,260,000,000
221 NXTM -31.63 1,080,000,000
222 ISIL -31.59 1,370,000,000
223 SCHW -31.35 15,150,000,000
224 TDS -31.30 2,710,000,000
225 RIO -31.23 100,530,000,000
226 INFY -31.23 29,950,000,000
227 UMC -31.16 5,630,000,000
228 GLW -31.04 21,170,000,000
229 NTAP -31.02 13,350,000,000
230 AMLN -31.00 1,500,000,000
231 LIFE -30.97 6,980,000,000
232 HMIN -30.96 1,410,000,000
233 VIP -30.88 19,130,000,000
234 JLL -30.77 2,730,000,000
235 CWH -30.70 2,050,000,000
236 MFG -30.67 30,630,000,000
237 CGV -30.66 3,200,000,000
238 RMD -30.54 4,290,000,000
239 STLD -30.52 2,880,000,000
240 JDSU -30.46 2,480,000,000
241 MBT -30.45 16,540,000,000
242 THO -30.44 1,310,000,000
243 ING -30.44 28,830,000,000
244 DV -30.41 2,240,000,000
245 GEO -30.37 1,100,000,000
246 XRX -30.28 11,360,000,000
247 SWFT -30.22 1,180,000,000
248 DB -30.16 31,950,000,000
249 IVN -30.15 15,720,000,000
250 MU -29.99 5,820,000,000
