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APPALLING YEAR TO DATE RETURNS FROM CHINASCAMS

Where is Congress?

No. Ticker YTD Return Industry
1 SCEI -80.79 Chinese Burritos
2 SBAY -78.42 Chinese Burritos
3 HEAT -76.33 Chinese Burritos
4 CBEH -74.90 Chinese Burritos
5 CHBT -73.74 Chinese Burritos
6 CVVT -72.33 Chinese Burritos
7 GFRE -71.47 Chinese Burritos
8 DGW -69.62 Chinese Burritos
9 CSKI -69.01 Chinese Burritos
10 SHZ -67.50 Chinese Burritos
11 OINK -67.36 Chinese Burritos
12 KNDI -66.41 Chinese Burritos
13 CHGS -66.21 Chinese Burritos
14 CCIH -66.01 Chinese Burritos
15 CNIT -63.92 Chinese Burritos
16 FEED -63.27 Chinese Burritos
17 CNAM -62.89 Chinese Burritos
18 BORN -62.88 Chinese Burritos
19 CNET -62.25 Chinese Burritos
20 KGJI -62.01 Chinese Burritos
21 MCOX -61.54 Chinese Burritos
22 XNY -61.46 Chinese Burritos
23 CHC -60.62 Chinese Burritos
24 SCOK -60.40 Chinese Burritos
25 DANG -60.10 Chinese Burritos
26 NEWN -60.03 Chinese Burritos
27 DHRM -59.60 Chinese Burritos
28 PUDA -57.89 Chinese Burritos
29 CIIC -57.83 Chinese Burritos
30 SIHI -57.09 Chinese Burritos
31 BSPM -56.74 Chinese Burritos
32 SEED -55.96 Chinese Burritos
33 CCSC -55.00 Chinese Burritos
34 HSFT -54.67 Chinese Burritos
35 GU -54.59 Chinese Burritos
36 AOB -53.33 Chinese Burritos
37 MY -53.22 Chinese Burritos
38 AMCN -52.98 Chinese Burritos
39 CGA -52.22 Chinese Burritos
40 SORL -51.70 Chinese Burritos
41 CHLN -50.36 Chinese Burritos
42 SUTR -49.54 Chinese Burritos
43 SPU -49.25 Chinese Burritos
44 CMFO -49.07 Chinese Burritos
45 CCCL -48.91 Chinese Burritos
46 XING -48.76 Chinese Burritos
47 CAAS -48.68 Chinese Burritos
48 CHNG -48.28 Chinese Burritos
49 LFT -47.68 Chinese Burritos
50 OSN -47.26 Chinese Burritos

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Biggest ETF Winners and Losers (2 weeks)

No. Ticker 2-week Return Market Cap
1 SOXS 25.68 12,628,071
2 SRTY 22.38 26,859,269
3 TZA 22.19 566,495,110
4 CZI 20.50
5 DUST 20.21
6 CVOL 19.41 0.00
7 BXDC 19.36 0.00
8 MWN 18.51 13,143,779
9 TYP 17.26 55,187,309
10 ERY 16.38 32,635,171
11 DRV 16.20 112,467,012
12 ZSL 15.28 61,055,280
13 SKK 15.17 12,481,165
14 SSG 15.12 23,833,725
15 TWM 14.64 509,350,415
16 BGZ 14.03 313,326,207
17 FAZ 13.95 1,209,974,941
18 SMN 13.93 142,969,691
19 SDD 13.30 19,411,490
20 SPXU 13.27 242,799,747
21 TVIX 13.24 0.00
22 LHB 13.19 6,136,541
23 MZZ 12.74 38,448,784
24 SDK 12.67 6,763,420
25 SJH 12.64 8,013,066

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No. Ticker 2-week Return Market Cap
1 SOXL -22.43 29,942,027
2 TNA -19.84 404,028,599
3 CZM -19.47 27,276,532
4 NUGT -17.92
5 URA -17.74 0.00
6 AGQ -17.14 176,030,000
7 MWJ -17.05 41,300,000
8 DRN -16.02 175,266,000
9 TYH -15.86 179,104,000
10 ERX -15.45 295,104,492
11 UKK -14.73 19,331,581
12 TQQQ -14.41 74,196,500
13 USD -14.08 70,620,424
14 FAS -13.86 1,752,132,790
15 UWM -13.63 255,822,211
16 BGU -13.57 214,903,020
17 PSLV -13.21 0.00
18 UYM -13.13 299,193,750
19 CII -13.01 628,740,000
20 UPRO -12.93 183,900,269
21 SAA -12.92 52,356,158
22 LBJ -12.49 29,865,027
23 PHK -12.08 1,500,000,000
24 UVT -12.01 19,809,547
25 MVV -11.97 115,386,278

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ChinaScams Get Mauled Again

Where is the SEC?

No. Ticker % Change Industry
1 SCEI -23.03 Chinese Burritos
2 DANG -18.80 Chinese Burritos
3 RENN -14.55 Chinese Burritos
4 YOKU -14.28 Chinese Burritos
5 BORN -13.65 Chinese Burritos
6 NQ -13.36 Chinese Burritos
7 CHC -10.74 Chinese Burritos
8 SHZ -9.90 Chinese Burritos
9 CYD -9.31 Chinese Burritos
10 JOBS -9.30 Chinese Burritos
11 VISN -8.80 Chinese Burritos
12 SCR -8.58 Chinese Burritos
13 KGJI -8.28 Chinese Burritos
14 TRIT -6.79 Chinese Burritos
15 CBPO -6.70 Chinese Burritos
16 ALN -6.67 Chinese Burritos
17 SSRX -6.45 Chinese Burritos
18 PWRD -5.59 Chinese Burritos
19 GRO -5.26 Chinese Burritos
20 OINK -4.67 Chinese Burritos

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Best Performing ETF’s (2 weeks)

No. Ticker 2-week Return Market Cap
1 TZA 20.51 566,495,110
2 FAZ 18.66 1,209,974,941
3 CZI 17.58
4 SOXS 16.63 12,628,071
5 SRTY 15.99 26,859,269
6 TYP 15.53 55,187,309
7 SKK 14.73 12,481,165
8 BXDC 14.67 0.00
9 DRV 14.61 112,467,012
10 TWM 13.56 509,350,415
11 SSG 13.17 23,833,725
12 BGZ 13.12 313,326,207
13 DUST 12.76
14 SPXU 12.69 242,799,747
15 SKF 12.47 604,401,504
16 MWN 12.47 13,143,779
17 MZZ 11.65 38,448,784
18 SDD 10.96 19,411,490
19 SMN 10.57 142,969,691
20 SDK 10.55 6,763,420
21 REW 10.42 20,475,956
22 LEDD 9.91
23 SGG 9.49 2,558,868,000
24 SJH 9.30 8,013,066
25 QID 8.96 874,180,772

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Worst Performers (2 weeks)

No. Ticker 2-week Return Market Cap
1 RENN -29.31 4,120,000,000
2 IRE -27.81 1,680,000,000
3 CIEN -27.30 1,810,000,000
4 MTG -27.05 1,150,000,000
5 AMRN -25.08 2,060,000,000
6 VRA -24.86 1,570,000,000
7 NOK -23.84 23,340,000,000
8 IPXL -23.73 1,350,000,000
9 FNSR -22.93 1,900,000,000
10 YOKU -22.63 3,470,000,000
11 SVM -21.92 1,540,000,000
12 SINA -21.34 5,720,000,000
13 TTMI -21.13 1,120,000,000
14 PANL -21.11 1,680,000,000
15 EXEL -19.61 1,200,000,000
16 RSH -19.50 1,360,000,000
17 ASIA -18.97 1,040,000,000
18 LNKD -18.57 6,800,000,000
19 JOSB -18.34 1,280,000,000
20 ODP -18.27 1,010,000,000
21 BC -18.25 1,600,000,000
22 BVN -17.86 9,630,000,000
23 MGM -17.86 6,370,000,000
24 RLD -17.80 1,230,000,000
25 NWL -17.79 4,300,000,000

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NIKKEI Opens Higher

Japan up 1.3%, leading the way to a bullish Asian tonight.

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China-Scams Continue to Lose Investors Money

Despite today’s melt up, the China-scam sector got killed.

No. Ticker % Change Industry
1 WH -18.27 Chinese Burritos
2 CHBT -14.52 Chinese Burritos
3 RENN -12.56 Chinese Burritos
4 ALN -11.70 Chinese Burritos
5 CCIH -10.29 Chinese Burritos
6 DATE -10.26 Chinese Burritos
7 CDII -8.82 Chinese Burritos
8 CGA -8.80 Chinese Burritos
9 CTFO -8.29 Chinese Burritos
10 CSKI -8.26 Chinese Burritos
11 SPU -6.50 Chinese Burritos
12 BONA -6.46 Chinese Burritos
13 SINA -6.40 Chinese Burritos
14 DANG -6.28 Chinese Burritos
15 TPI -6.25 Chinese Burritos
16 OSN -6.16 Chinese Burritos
17 NCTY -5.82 Chinese Burritos
18 YTEC -5.78 Chinese Burritos
19 SUTR -5.69 Chinese Burritos
20 CIS -5.56 Chinese Burritos
21 HOGS -5.55 Chinese Burritos
22 CHNG -5.46 Chinese Burritos
23 ZA -5.17 Chinese Burritos
24 RCON -5.04 Chinese Burritos
25 SYSW -5.00 Chinese Burritos

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Bizarro: Fed Passes China as Largest Creditor to the US

As a result of its asset purchase program (QE2), the Federal Reserve at the end of 1Q held about 14% of total outstanding federal debt (debt held by the public). It is, therefore, now the single-largest creditor of the US government.

According to separate data from the Treasury Department, China is ranked second. It owned in late March Treasuries worth USD 1,145bn, which is slightly less than 12% of the total amount outstanding.

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Flash: Texas Instruments Blames Short Fall on Nokia

During their conference call, the company blamed weak guidance on their business with Nokia, across a number of product lines.

UPDATE: Notes from the call.

Texas Instruments conf. call summary- co lowered Q2 guidance because of one customer  (32.67 -0.60)
Co said it lowered Q2 guidance due to lower demand from a single wireless customer where most of its sales are baseband products.

In its non-baseband products, no single end customer will make up more than 5% of its revs in the first half of this year. Orders are solid… they’re not exceptionally strong, but co expects they will be up from last quarter where we did have strong growth. Japan will be down at a double digit level… so there clearly is weaker demand in that particular region. Outside of Japan, co would describe the U.S. Co would expect to be up solidly, and then both Asia and Europe probably more flattish to the last quarter. So U.S. up solidly. Asia, Europe flattish, and then Japan down double digit levels.

Co expects to build inventory this quarter with most of it associated with the significant demand that they are seeing from its largest customer here. So similar to last quarter where co thinks it said at that point about a third of the inventory build was baseband product associated with a forecast revision from this customer. Co said it will see similar… this is more a customer performance and a market issue. This is not a competitor coming on board to displace TI in these handsets.

So the co’s expectation is it has another probably six quarters basically through the end of 2012 as it has described before of support to provide for this customer on these products. Communications infrastructure revenue is doing well this quarter with demand continuing to be driven as it has seen in the past by data capacity expansion, in this case specifically in North America.

In the computing markets, I would say most of our PC related revenue is tracking flattish compared with Q1. Co thinks that’s pretty much similar to what you’re hearing from others in its industry and probably also similar to what the market overall is tracking. Tablets continued to experience a strong growth, and TXN is participating in that. From a consumer end market, co would describe it as mixed. +

Products like E readers are strong. Product areas like televisions and game consoles where TXN has exposure it would describe as relatively slow. Overall, in industrial, co would describe that market as continuing mostly strong. Areas such as solar, motor drive, E metering are solid.

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