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SUNDAY, JANUARY 10, 2016  

  Business D3

Money&Markets
Financial Markets

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markets.ap.org/footnotes.htm.

Weekly closes

StocksRecap

Northwest Stocks
Wk Vol.
Close
Stock
(000s)
1 Microsoft  52.33  230,275
13.33  131,403
2 MicronT 
3 Starbucks s  56.63  52,315
58.87  49,039
4 NikeB s 
1.90  36,715
5 HeclaM 
607.05  31,878
6 Amazon 
7 T-MobileUS  39.88  28,939
129.99  25,881
8 Boeing 
9 Nordstrm  46.24  25,549
27.90  20,977
10 Weyerhsr 
5.45  17,088
11 Lattice 
152.11  13,607
12 Costco 

-26.45

-47.17

-21.06

MON

TUES

WED

THUR

FRI

Close

Weekly
% Chg

1.97 
19.36 
.19 
16.62 
30.28 
2.55 
5.42 
23.54 
.40 
1.13 
12.73 
8.47 

+40.7
+15.8
+15.2
+9.9
+7.9
+4.5
+4.4
+4.0
+3.1
+2.8
+2.5
+2.0

Close

11.50 
14.92 
24.56 
1.76 
86.29 
20.76 
11.97 
9.23 
36.39 
37.36 
2.31 
5.45 

-26.9
-25.7
-24.7
-20.7
-19.1
-18.7
-18.6
-17.5
-17.2
-16.8
-16.6
-15.8

5,400

TUES

WED

THUR

Dow30Stocks

FRI

Dow Jones industrials

Close: 16,346.45
1-week change: -1078.58 (-6.2%)

5,000

19,000

4,800

1,900

S&P 500

J

A

Close: 1,922.03
1-week change: -121.91 (-6.0%)
S

O

N

D

9.72

MON

TUES

J

A

Close: 4,643.63
1-week change: -363.78 (-7.3%)
S

O

N

D

30 industrial 
20 transp. 
15 utilities 

52wk High 

18351.36 
9214.77 
657.17 

52wk Low 

NYSE 
US 100 
Energy 
Financial 
Healthcare 

Nasdaq 
Industrials 
Financial 
Nasd Global Set 
Nasd Global Mkt 

Other indexes 
Wilshire 5000 
Russell 1000 
Russell 2000 
Russell 3000 

1867.01 
1307.30 
622.72 

1,922.03 
1,308.48 
623.42 

52wk High 

52wk Low 

15,000

Close 

52wk High 

52wk Low 

Close 

4273.96 
6051.85 
2441.71 
2120.73 

3541.13 
5222.36 
2003.58 
1516.57 

3,823.73 
5,269.17 
2,177.86 
1,517.49 

52wk High 

52wk Low 

Close 

22537.15 
1191.59 
1296.00 
1275.89 
12390.75 
7122.74 
28588.52 
46078.07 
20946.93 
2173.41 
3539.95 
9973.12 
15524.75 

Low  Wk Chg Wk % Chg  Mo  QtrYTD % Chg 

High 

1,918.46  -121.91 
1,307.30  -90.10 
622.72  -48.32 

High 

Close 

9,849.34 
5,912.44 
20,453.71 
40,265.37 
17,697.96 
1,917.62 
2,751.23 
7,893.97 
12,445.45 

High 

-5.96%  t  t 
-6.44%  t  t 
-7.19%  t  t 

-5.96
-6.44
-7.19

-460.21 
-743.07 
-462.74 
-605.66 

-5.58% 
-7.95% 
-7.34% 
-4.89% 

t 
t 
t 
t 

t 
t 
t 
t 

-5.58
-7.95
-7.34
-4.89

Low  Wk Chg Wk % Chg  Mo  Qtr YTD % Chg 

4,015.05 
5,516.77 
2,309.64 
1,676.28 

3,819.00 
5,265.38 
2,175.11 
1,516.57 

High 

-277.46  -6.77% 
-313.38  -5.61% 
-169.20  -7.21% 
-185.10  -10.87% 

t 
t 
t 
t 

t 
t 
t 
t 

-6.77
-5.61
-7.21
-10.87

Low  Wk Chg Wk % Chg  Mo  Qtr YTD % Chg 

High 

10,485.91 
6,242.32 
21,794.84 
42,963.90 
18,951.12 
1,930.53 
2,835.97 
8,114.26 
13,009.95 

-6.19
-7.49
+.17

Low  Wk Chg Wk % Chg  Mo  Qtr YTD % Chg 

19619.26  19,867.10  21,167.86  19,834.34  -1300.76 
1042.14  1,063.55  1,128.30  1,061.74  -68.33 
1045.10  1,046.20  1,134.07  1,045.10  -89.68 
1113.13  1,131.58  1,202.28  1,129.72  -74.52 
9325.05 
5768.22 
20323.97 
39262.13 
16592.57 
1829.81 
2729.91 
7410.34 
12431.89 

-6.19%  t  t 
-7.49%  t  t 
+.17%  s  t 

Low  Wk Chg Wk % Chg  Mo  Qtr YTD % Chg 

2,038.20 
1,392.87 
663.02 

7364.19  7,785.86  8,172.06  7,768.73 
8570.72  8,600.74  9,373.39  8,570.72 
5836.46  5,842.94  6,216.95  5,836.46 
11525.29  11,779.52  12,320.52  11,754.62 

Foreign markets  52wk High  52wk Low 
Frankfurt 
London 
Hong Kong 
Mexico 
Tokyo 
Seoul 
Singapore 
Taipei 
Toronto 

Close 

2134.72 
1551.28 
742.23 
8730.17 
13186.92 
6900.42 
13697.12 

High 

15370.33  16,346.45  17,405.48  16,314.57  -1078.58 
6934.69  6,946.36  7,491.41  6,934.69  -562.35 
539.96 
578.82 
582.72 
569.12  +1.00 

Standard & Poor’s 52wk High  52wk Low 
500 Stocks 
400 Mid-cap 
600 Small-cap 

Close 

WED

THUR

FRI

16,000
J

A

S

O

Major indexes
Dow Jones 

-252.15 -392.41 -167.65

17,000

Nasdaq composite

4,400
4,200

-276.09

18,000

4,600

1,800
1,700

MON

-55.66 -146.34 -45.80

5,200

2,000

Worst performers
Weekly
% Chg

-104.32 -11.66

2,100

Best performers

Stock
1 Omeros 
2 ImmuneDs 
3 GreenbCos 
4 Oncothyr 
5 LithiaMot 
6 BoiseCasc 
7 NanoString 
8 NwstPipe 
9 JunoThera 
10 SeattGen 
11 RadiSys 
12 Lattice 

4.05

2,200

Most active

Stock
1 eMagin 
2 Nautilus 
3 TimberlnR 
4 Zumiez 
5 FLIR Sys 
6 VBI Vacc 
7 ElectSci 
8 SoundFin 
9 MinesMgt 
10 Intellichk 
11 TmbrlndBc 
12 Rightside 

-31.28

-6.14% 
-6.04% 
-7.90% 
-6.18% 

t 
t 
t 
t 

t 
t 
t 
t 

-6.14
-6.04
-7.90
-6.18

Low  Wk Chg Wk % Chg  Mo  Qtr YTD % Chg 

9,810.47  -893.67 
5,887.97  -329.88 
20,323.97  -1460.69 
40,154.94  -2712.13 
17,509.64  -1335.75 
1,904.33  -43.69 
2,729.91  -131.50 
7,852.06  -444.09 
12,431.89  -564.50 

-8.32% 
-5.28% 
-6.67% 
-6.31% 
-7.02% 
-2.23% 
-4.56% 
-5.33% 
-4.34% 

t 
t 
t 
t 
t 
t 
t 
t 
t 

t 
t 
t 
t 
t 
t 
t 
t 
t 

-8.32
-5.28
-6.67
-6.31
-7.02
-2.23
-4.56
-5.33
-4.34

Company

Ticker

1.  Nike Inc B 
NKE 
2.  McDonalds Corp 
MCD 
3.  Gen Electric 
GE 
4.  Home Depot 
HD 
5.  Microsoft Corp 
MSFT 
6.  Unitedhealth Group  UNH 
7.  Visa Inc 
V 
8.  Disney 
DIS 
9.  Boeing Co 
BA 
10. JPMorgan Chase & Co JPM 
11. Travelers Cos 
TRV 
12. Verizon Comm 
VZ 
13. Pfizer Inc 
PFE 
14. CocaCola Co 
KO 
15. Johnson & Johnson  JNJ 
16. Cisco Syst 
CSCO 

Close

N

D

% Chg
1 Wk 1 Mo

$ Chg
1 Wk

58.87  -3.63  -5.8  -6.8 
115.48  -2.66  -2.3  -0.5 
28.45  -2.70  -8.7  -6.0 
123.90  -8.35  -6.3  -5.0 
52.33  -3.15  -5.7  -3.2 
110.16  -7.48  -6.4  -5.0 
72.88  -4.67  -6.0  -4.2 
99.25  -5.83  -5.5  -8.1 
129.99  -14.60  -10.1  -10.1 
58.92  -6.67  -10.2  -8.0 
105.99  -6.87  -6.1  -3.4 
44.83  -0.80  -1.8  0.0 
31.00  -1.28  -4.0  -3.3 
41.51  -1.45  -3.4  -1.8 
98.16  -4.56  -4.4  -3.5 
24.78  -2.17  -8.0  -5.3 

J

1 Yr

((*#@ 9976532 27.4
((*#@ 997632 26.7
((*#@ 99642 24.1
((*#@ 9921 22.4
((*#@ 97632 15.6
((*#@ 972 14.0
((*#@ 9654321 13.9
((*#@ 874 8.7
((*#@ 765432 5.5
((*#@ 765 4.9
((*#@ 752 3.6
((*#@ 7 2.8
((*#@ 65 2.1
((*#2  -0.1
((^%$#741  -3.2
((^$#@75321  -3.8

  Dow Jones industrial average  16346.45 -1078.58  -6.2  -5.3  ((*#@ 86521 -7.8

17. DuPont 
18. Apple Inc 
19. Intel Corp 
20. 3M Company 
21. Goldman Sachs Grp 
22. IBM 
23. Procter & Gamble 
24. Merck & Co 
25. Exxon Mobil Corp 
26. Utd Technologies 
27. Chevron Corp 
28. Caterpillar Inc 
29. WalMart Strs 
30. Amer Express 

DD 
61.17  -5.43  -8.2  -13.2  (*&$#@8654  -8.0
AAPL 
96.96  -8.30  -7.9  -14.3  (*&8731  -8.6
INTC 
31.51  -2.94  -8.5  -8.1  (*^%$!8743  -8.9
MMM  140.49  -10.15  -6.7  -9.3  (*^%@87521  -9.2
GS 
163.94  -16.29  -9.0  -7.1  (*%876532  -10.7
IBM  131.63  -5.99  -4.4  -2.2  (*#@!87654321  -11.1
PG 
75.97  -3.44  -4.3  -2.3  (*932  -11.4
MRK 
51.08  -1.74  -3.3  -2.1  (&^@963  -12.7
XOM 
74.69  -3.26  -4.2  0.5  (&%$#@!9632  -12.8
UTX 
90.40  -5.67  -5.9  -3.1  (%!97653  -16.2
CVX 
82.13  -7.83  -8.7  -5.0  *&$#@!9865321  -19.1
CAT 
63.29  -4.67  -6.9  -3.3  &^@99621  -23.8
WMT  63.54  2.24  3.7  7.0  &%#!99651  -24.4
AXP 
63.63  -5.63  -8.1  -7.6  99832  -28.1

Industry focus

Oil sector, mining
hit hard by defaults

ro, former head of discount
carrier AirTran, as its new
CEO.

MA R K E T P U L S E  

Companies in the S&P 500
index paid out 10 percent
more in total dividends in
2015 than they had the
previous year. Dividend
payments have grown by
double digits for five years in
a row, according to S&P
Dow Jones Indices, and they
have set records for four
straight years. After break­
ing all those records, howev­
er, individual companies are
raising their dividends at a
somewhat slower pace: The
average dividend increase
last year was about 13 per­
cent, down from 17.5 per­
cent in 2014.

Standard & Poor’s says
112 corporations went into
default last year — the most
since 2009 but still less than
half the total in that year.
The oil and gas sector made
up more than a quarter of
the total and the mining
sector was the next­hardest
hit. That’s not a surprise
since energy and metals
prices plunged in 2015.
Most of the companies that
defaulted were based in the
U.S., but defaults in emerg­
ing markets also rose to their
highest levels in six years.

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Spirit’s CEO switch
Ben Baldanza stepped
down after nine years as
chief executive officer of
Spirit Airlines. Baldanza
helped make the company
profitable by turning Spirit
into an “ultra­low­cost carri­
er” that offered inexpensive
tickets but levied fees on
everything from snacks to
seat assignments to using
the overhead bin. It gar­
nered attention with some­
times racy ads.
In the last year, passenger
revenue slumped and the
stock fell by half. The com­
pany named Robert Forna­

Average dividend rate changes
in S&P 500 companies
Excluding issues which have at
least doubled
26.5

Dividends growing
20.2 20.4
17.9%

17.5

Industry 

1 Wk 

1 Mo 

1.  Utilities 
2.  Telecommunications 
3.  Consumer Goods 
4.  Health Care 
5.  Consumer Services 
  DJ Total Market index 
6.  Financials 
7.  Industrials 
8.  Oil & Gas 
9.  Technology 
10.  Basic Material 

-0.4 
-2.9 
-4.9 
-5.8 
-5.2 
-6.1 
-7.0 
-6.7 
-7.0 
-7.2 
-8.1 

4.3 
0.5 
-3.0 
-3.0 
-4.2 
-4.7 
-5.2 
-5.7 
-6.4 
-7.1 
-8.5 

13.1

Aerospace & Defense  

Heico Corp 
Heico Inc A 
AAR Corp 

HEI 
HEI/A 
AIR 

Support Services  

Progressive Waste 
Heartland Paymt Sys 
Higher One Hldgs 

BIN 
HPY 
ONE 

General Industrials  

’10 ’11 ’12 ’13 ’14 ’15
Source: S&P Dow Jones Indices

The Associated Press

Insider trading

UFP Technologies 
Otter Tail Corp 
NACCO Inds 

UFPT 
OTTR 
NC 

Industrial Engineering  

Milacron Holdings 
Eastern Co 
Hurco Mfg 

1 Yr

(((&%@!985  -8.7
((((^%$!8642  -3.7
((((*%752  -1.8
((((^%$!8642  -3.7
((((*&^@! 641 0.9
(((*^$#@!9653  -6.7
(((*%$97421  -7.2
(((&%$#98321  -8.5
999987621  -27.2
((((%#874321  -4.5
(^%$9998642  -20.4

Record deposits at Vanguard
as investors shift to indexing
Morningstar data show. On
the bond side, funds that
track indexes won $93.8
billion, compared with
outflows of $25.7 billion for
active funds.
The shift has produced
losers as well as winners.
Franklin Resources said in
October that clients pulled
a net $28.6 billion during
the prior quarter, the worst
such outflow ever for the
firm.
The San Mateo, Calif.­
based company suffered as
the slump in emerging
markets and energy
dragged down the perfor­
mance of some of its biggest
mutual funds.
Pacific Investment Man­
agement, best known for its
bond funds, also saw re­
demptions after star man­
ager Bill Gross left the firm
in September 2014. Assets
at Pimco, based in Newport
Beach, Calif., fell to $1.47
trillion as of Sept. 30 from
$1.97 trillion in June 2014.

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-5.1 

+6.2 
-2.8 
+2.8 

+15.6 
+11.1 
+11.0 

-7.3 

-5.5 

-1.4 
-1.5 
+0.3 

+4.4 
+2.9 
+2.4 

-2.5  (^5432  -2.5

+8.3  ($@!652  -4.2
+9.2  (^%$#@ 7654 +10.0
+5.9  *&^@75421  -7.6
-6.7  (%$#61  -2.8

-8.9  &^%$#@!865432  -15.9
+38.4  (^%$#@ 99982 +74.9
+44.8  &^%$!873  -16.4
-2.8  (^%$#@ 6 2.7

-7.3  (^%$#@ 643 +3.7
-4.6  *^%#@!832  -11.2
-16.0  ^95431  -23.8
-13.6  ^#@!9532  -23.2

-6.4 

+11.3 
+7.4 
+7.2 

-21.6  (^%$#@  0.0
+13.9  (^%$#@ 7 +5.4
-4.8  &$@876521  -20.3
-17.1  965432  -26.5

Industrial Transportation  

-6.8 

-6.7 

Hoegh LNG Ptrs LP 
Willis Lease Finance 
Air Transport Svcs 

-8.0 
-3.9 
-5.8 

+33.4 
+9.7 
+4.6 

HMLP 
WLFC 
ATSG 

Radcom Ltd 
Nam Tai Property 
Allied Motion Tech 

Source: Thomson Financial

-4.1 

+13.2 
+11.6 
+7.9 

-7.2 

Electronic/Elec. Equipment  

Range of
Company
Ticker Insider
Title
$ Value
Shares share values Trade dates
Cascade Microtech
CSCD
John Delafield Jr..
DO
$56,750
3,500 $16.00­16.25 Dec. 31­Jan. 4
CTI BioPharma
CTIC
James Bianco
CEO
138,631 110,000
 1.26­1.29 Dec. 28­30
Digimarc
DMRC Bruce Davis
CEO
174,000
5,000
 34.80 Jan. 4
Lattice Semiconductor LSCC
Balaji Krishnamurthy D
70,000 10,000
 7.00 Dec. 29
Nike
NKE
Tim Cook
D
1,024,566 16,000
 64.04 Dec. 29
Nike
NKE
Jeanne Jackson
O
1,589,408 25,000
 63.58 Dec. 28
Plum Creek Timber
PCL
Thomas Lindquist
P
852,338 17,500
 48.71 Dec. 29
Plum Creek Timber
PCL
Larry Neilson
O
2,839,976 58,000
 48.97 Dec. 29
Radiant Logistics
RLGT
Robert Hines Jr.
GC
30,681
9,000
 3.41 Dec. 31
CEO: Chief Executive Officer. D: Director. DO: Director and Beneficial Owner. GC: General Counsel. O: Officer. P:
President.

-4.9 

+0.7 
-2.4 
-10.6 

MCRN  +14.9 
EML 
-3.0 
HURC  +2.9 

SALES

year.
“It is amazing how in­
Vanguard Group, the
grained this trend has be­
biggest U.S. mutual­fund
come,” said Lawrence Glaz­
provider, attracted a record er, managing partner at
$236 billion in net deposits Mayflower Advisors in
in 2015 as investors flocked Boston, where he helps
to passively managed prod­ oversee $2 billion. “People
ucts.
think indexing solves their
The flood of money into
problems, even though
the firm’s U.S. mutual funds there is no evidence it
and exchange­traded funds does.”
(ETFs) broke the previous
Vanguard was founded
record of $214.5 billion set in 1975 by John Bogle on
in 2014, spokesman John
the theory that investors
Woerth wrote in a recent
would be better off in low­
email. Vanguard, based in
cost index funds. The firm
Valley Forge, Pa., manages has steadily taken market
$3.4 trillion.
share from rivals since the
The firm is benefiting
2008 financial crisis, col­
from a growing preference lecting about $1 trillion in
for vehicles that track in­
deposits in that time peri­
dexes as investors lose faith od, according to Chicago­
in the ability of active man­ based Morningstar.
agers to beat the market.
In the first 11 months of
On Monday, BlackRock, the 2015, passively managed
world’s largest money man­ stock mutual funds and
ager, said its ETFs, which
ETFs gathered about $257
mainly track indexes,
billion, compared with
pulled in a record $130
redemptions of $108 billion
billion in investor cash last
for actively run funds,

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0.7 
-4.1 
-0.9 
-4.6 
-5.3 
-5.0 
-7.1 
-18.7 
-4.5 
-9.6 

Industrials sectors (best performers)

Recent transactions by top insiders at Northwest companies based on reports filed with regulators.

By CHARLES STEIN
Bloomberg News

% Chg
1 Qtr 

RDCM 
NTP 
AMOT 

Construction & Materials  

-8.1 

-7.0 

-7.8 
-4.8 
-19.2 

+8.9 
+6.2 
+5.6 

-7.7 

-7.6 

+8.8  *&%$@7621  -8.3
+18.4  *&^$@753  -7.0
+0.8  (^%$#@ 943 +22.4
-5.8  *^%8431  -11.8

+29.1  (^%$#@ 87431 +17.1
-12.5  (^%$#@ 96542 +26.2
+1.0  (^%$#@ 5432 +2.5
-7.1  (^$@521  -1.6

Integrated Electricl 
IESC 
+0.7  +33.5  +48.7  (^%$#@ 99741 +48.8
Quanex Bldg Pdts 
NX 
-6.1 
+9.5 
-3.4  (^%$#@ 76543 +10.4
Hill International 
HIL 
-12.1 
+4.6 
-9.1  *^%#842  -11.5
Excludes stocks with market values less than $100 million. Bar chart for stocks
with annual returns of more than 100 percent not shown to scale.

Top weekly exchange-traded funds
Fund

Ticker

Close

$ Chg
1 Wk

Direxion BiotechBear 
ProShs Ultra VIX ST 
CS VS 2x Vix ShTm 
CS VelSh 3xInvCrude 
PwSh Crude Oil Long 
ProShsUlt ShtNasdBio 
Direx China Bear 3x 
Direx SOX Bear 3X 
Direxion NatGas Bear 
C-Trk CitiVolIdx 
Direx Russia Bear3x 
Direx Homebld Bear 
ProSh UltSh Semi 
Direxion EmMktBear3x 
Direx S&P O&G Bear 
ProShs UltPro ShtR2K 
Direxion SCapBear 3x 
ProShs UltSht Mexico 
ProShs UltProShtFin 
ProSh Ult Shrt Biotc 
CS VS Vix ShtTerm 
ProShs Vix ST Fut 
PwSh Crude DblSht 
ProSh UltSh China 50 
ProShs UltSht Crude 
Barc iPath Vix ST 
ProShs UltPro ShtQQQ 
Direxion EngyBear 3x 
Direxion FinBear 3x 
Direxion DvMktBear3x 
Pro UltPro ShtMid400 
Direxion MCapBear3x 
Direxion TechBear 3x 
AccuSh Spot Vix Up 
Direx Hlthcre Bear 
Pro UltPro ShtDow30 
ProShs UltSh Pac xJp 
CS VS 2x Vix MidTm 
Direx S&P500Bear 3x 
ProShs UltSht S&P500 
ProShs UltSh Homebld 
CS VelSh 3xLongNatGs 
Direxion Cyber Sec 
ProSh UltSht Emkts 
ProSh UltSht BasMat 
Dir Dly Gold Bull3x 
ProSh UltSht R2K 
ProShs UltSht Brazil 
ProShs UltSh O&G Exp 
ProSh UltSht SmCap 

LABD 
UVXY 
TVIX 
DWTI 
OLO 
ZBIO 
YANG 
SOXS 
GASX 
CVOL 
RUSS 
CLAW 
SSG 
EDZ 
DRIP 
SRTY 
TZA 
SMK 
FINZ 
BIS 
VIIX 
VIXY 
DTO 
FXP 
SCO 
VXX 
SQQQ 
ERY 
FAZ 
DPK 
SMDD 
MIDZ 
TECS 
VXUP 
SICK 
SDOW 
JPX 
TVIZ 
SPXS 
SPXU 
HDZ 
UGAZ 
HAKD 
EEV 
SMN 
NUGT 
TWM 
BZQ 
SOP 
SDD 

47.11 
42.82 
9.40 
276.89 
6.41 
28.22 
135.01 
53.56 
70.40 
0.56 
48.42 
55.42 
50.59 
60.02 
106.30 
37.04 
56.73 
33.77 
23.46 
35.73 
33.56 
16.49 
195.48 
51.84 
165.04 
24.83 
23.02 
36.12 
50.60 
37.62 
41.65 
54.79 
37.61 
19.15 
45.18 
21.32 
29.28 
15.97 
20.17 
37.77 
22.29 
2.90 
49.12 
28.18 
40.45 
28.51 
46.00 
94.53 
40.66 
42.99 

16.02 
14.46 
3.14 
77.10 
1.78 
7.71 
35.90 
13.39 
16.86 
0.13 
10.90 
12.31 
11.09 
13.04 
22.73 
7.72 
11.73 
6.87 
4.68 
7.02 
6.44 
3.16 
37.36 
9.90 
31.40 
4.73 
4.37 
6.81 
9.42 
6.71 
7.37 
9.70 
6.51 
3.30 
7.70 
3.59 
4.90 
2.65 
3.25 
6.06 
3.54 
0.46 
7.81 
4.33 
6.13 
4.23 
6.71 
13.40 
5.70 
5.82 

1 Wk

51.5 
51.0 
50.2 
38.6 
38.5 
37.6 
36.2 
33.3 
31.5 
31.1 
29.1 
28.6 
28.1 
27.8 
27.2 
26.3 
26.1 
25.5 
24.9 
24.5 
23.7 
23.7 
23.6 
23.6 
23.5 
23.5 
23.4 
23.2 
22.9 
21.7 
21.5 
21.5 
20.9 
20.8 
20.5 
20.2 
20.1 
19.9 
19.2 
19.1 
18.9 
18.9 
18.9 
18.1 
17.8 
17.4 
17.1 
16.5 
16.3 
15.7 

% Return
1 Mo

19.1 
7.5 
7.7 
33.5 
37.0 
14.7 
18.2 
30.0 
7.2 
2.8 
19.5 
19.0 
21.2 
13.5 
30.4 
21.2 
21.0 
11.5 
15.3 
10.1 
6.6 
6.5 
22.5 
12.3 
23.0 
6.5 
17.6 
17.4 
13.8 
14.0 
17.7 
17.7 
17.8 
-19.4 
7.7 
15.9 
5.5 
-0.4 
12.4 
12.6 
15.5 
65.7 
14.2 
9.1 
17.3 
0.2 
14.1 
31.7 
19.2 
13.0 

1 Yr

...
-71.5
-71.5
73.2
-36.9
...
19.6
-13.2
...
-55.6
-57.2
...
-4.4
50.4
...
6.2
4.8
26.6
-6.5
-20.8
-28.3
-28.3
98.2
23.2
74.7
-28.2
-28.5
43.9
-9.6
-7.0
3.6
2.5
-23.5
...
...
-3.2
17.1
-33.2
-9.3
-7.7
...
-86.2
...
36.5
26.4
-78.6
7.3
119.3
...
-1.3