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Posted 07 February 2011 - 06:55 AM

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The VRTrader.com VR Silver Newsletter - Monday 2/7/2011
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LEIBOVIT FILES | by Mark Leibovit Leibovit Files
Monday, February 07, 2011

A Market Shakeout Would Be A Gift To New Investors - But From Where and When? Only The Shadow Knows!


My book 'The Trader's Book of Volume'(published by McGraw-Hill) is now available.

Here is the link to Amazon.com:

http://tinyurl.com/2a494fb
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The 2011 Annual Forecast Model (AFM) (VR Forecaster Report) is now on sale and posted at the VRtrader.com website and covers cyclical projections for the Dow Industrials, the TSX, Gold, Crude Oil, Ten Year Interest Rate Yields and the US Dollar Index. The Model has been published since 1987 and has garnered a respectable following among traders and investors seeking an overall 'timing' tool for the major markets. Here is the link:

https://www.vrtrader...cribe/index.asp

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I will be introducing the Leibovit Volume Reversal Metastock 'plug-ins' and speaking at the Trader's Expo, Monday, February 21 at 8 am at the Marriott Marquis Hotel in Times Square.

http://tinyurl.com/4u9zwbx

Metastock will announce release of the 'plug-ins' and will provide a link to purchase them in the next few weeks. Whether you're a trader or money manager, the use of my plug-in will be an invaluable and unique complement to your regimen. Please contact Metastock at:

http://www.equis.com/ for more details.
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A reminder that Michael Campbell's 2011 World Outlook Financial Conference is coming up next week, February 11th & 12th at the Westin Bayshore Conference Centre in Vancouver.

http://www.worldoutlookconference.com/

Tickets have been selling very fast this year and our VIP and hospitality packages are almost completely sold out. I am hearing it will be a sellout with nearly 1500 in attendance. Wow!

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Commentary below from Mark Leibovit, TIMER DIGEST's #1 Intermediate Market Timer for the 10-year period ending in 2007 AND the #2 Intermediate Market Timer for the 10-year period ending in 2009.
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Current TIMER DIGEST Signals:

Stocks - Bull - Remain on 'Buy' signal, but looking for a pullback to establish new positions.

Gold - Bull - Gold and Silver at resistance, but a breakout could send Gold to next the 1390s and in Silver up to the 29.90s. Seasonality factors positive for Gold and Silver for part or all of February, but then we could experience weakness based on 'seasonality'. Copper remains the standout pushing to new highs and Palladium and Platinum not doing bad either. Uranium sitting a recovery highs, so keep alert there too!

Bonds - Neutral - Technicals call for a continuing Bear, that is, higher interest rates. Should equities experience a sharp correction in the first quarter, a bond rally should afford us an opportunity to play the short-side (inverse ETFs).
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UPCOMING ECONOMIC RELEASES/MARKET EVENTS
FEBRUARY 7 - 11, 2011:
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MONDAY, FEBRUARY 7:

PRE-MARKET EARNINGS:
Hasbro, Humana, Loews Corp

4-Week Bill Announcement
11:00 AM ET

3-Month Bill Auction
11:30 AM ET

6-Month Bill Auction
11:30 AM ET

Consumer Credit
3:00 PM ET

POST-MARKET EARNINGS:
Principal Fincl

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TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 8:

Turnaround Tuesday

PRE-MARKET EARNINGS:
Avon Products, Beazer Homes, NYSE Euronext, Sara Lee, Teva Pharma

ICSC-Goldman Store Sales
7:45 AM ET

Jeffrey Lacker Speaks
8:45 AM ET

Redbook
8:55 AM ET

4-Week Bill Auction
11:30 AM ET

52-Week Bill Auction
11:30 AM ET

Atlanta Federal Reserve Bank President Dennis Lockhart speech to the Calhoun Chamber of Commerce in Anniston, Alabama.
12:30 PM ET

3-Yr Note Auction
1:00 PM ET

Dallas Federal Reserve Bank President Richard Fisher speech on the economy to the Stemmons Corridor Business Association in Dallas.
1:30 PM ET

POST-MARKET EARNINGS:
McAfee, Pitney Bowes, Walt Disney

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WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 9:

PRE-MARKET EARNINGS:
Agrium, Coca-Cola, IntercontinentalExchange, Northrop Grumman, Polo Ralph Lauren, Sonoco Products

MBA Purchase Applications
7:00 AM ET

EIA Petroleum Status Report
10:30 AM ET

10-Yr Note Auction
1:00 PM ET

Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke testifies before House Budget Committee on economic, employment and budget issues in Washington.
6:45 PM ET

Atlanta Federal Reserve Bank President Dennis Lockhart speech to the CFA Society in Atlanta.
6:45 PM ET

POST-MARKET EARNINGS:
Allstate, Cisco Systems, MetLife, Prudential, Whole Foods

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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 10:

PRE-MARKET EARNINGS:
CBOE Holdings, EnCana, Goodyear Tire, Molson Coors Brewing, PepsiCo, Sprint Nextel

Jobless Claims
8:30 AM ET

Wholesale Trade
10:00 AM ET

EIA Natural Gas Report
10:30 AM ET

3-Month Bill Announcement
11:00 AM ET

6-Month Bill Announcement
11:00 AM ET

30-Yr TIPS Announcement
11:00 AM ET

Atlanta Federal Reserve Bank President Dennis Lockhart panel discussion on public debt management and fiscal policy to the U.S.-Swiss Dialogue in Atlanta.
12:40 PM ET

30-Yr Bond Auction
1:00 PM ET

Treasury Budget
2:00 PM ET

Fed Balance Sheet
4:30 PM ET

Money Supply
4:30 PM ET

POST-MARKET EARNINGS:
Cephalon, Expedia, Kraft Foods, Republic Services

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FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 11:

Mark Leibovit in Vancouver at the World
Outlook Financial Conference - Don't Miss the Show!


PRE-MARKET EARNINGS:
Brookfield Properties, Total S.A.

International Trade
8:30 AM ET

Consumer Sentiment
9:55 AM ET

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STOCKS - ACTION ALERT -

Folks, I received the following two emails, one from a market analyst and one from
a subscriber. The market analyst said "Subject: possible waterfall drop in world stock market - I had a major turn for February 2 to 4 - best of trades 200 % short!"

The subscriber sent me an email which was a solicitation he had received via email: "Urgent video: U.S. market collapse now unavoidable? He correctly forecast the market collapse of 2008 - and the sudden drops in January, February and May of 2010 and now he is issuing an urgent warning.... the sudden drops in January, February and May of 2010 --and now he is issuing an urgent warning...U.S. Stock Collapse is Inevitable: You Must Take Action Now to Protect Yourself. New video explains why a collapse may be imminent...and what you can do about it right now! The analyst, herein
unnamed claims that the Hulbert Financial Digest has ranked him second best out of a 145 services tracked in terms of risk-adjusted returns.

All of this is called the 'Wall of Worry' a term not necessarily invented but made famous by Joseph Granville.

Yes, we're going to get a market correction and even I have been warning that we could get a shakeout in the first quarter, but I also said it would come from new highs, likely over 1300, when other analysts were thinking it was going to happen at much lower levels.

Investors need to stay long. Traders, well, traders will have to wait until we get a clear sell signal. With Nasdaq leading the way and the Dow Transports under performing (possibly related to the current negative weather patterns), we are clearly getting some mixed readings. However, most indexes are pushing slowly and steadily higher. The best strategy for traders is to wait for pullbacks in both individual issues and the stock indexes, but keeping a core long position so you don't miss the action!

Stocks managed a small gain on Friday after unemployment fell to its lowest level since April 2009, though the number of jobs created was less than expected. But in the end, it has been the generally good earnings reports (see below) and the number of companies hiking their dividend or buying back stock (see Transports section below) that is boosting the market. The Dow rose 29.89 or 0.25% to 12092.15, the S&P gained 3.77 or 0.29% to 1310.87, the NASDAQ advanced 15.42 or 0.56% to 2769.30, and the Russell 2000 rallied 1.48 or 0.19% to 800.11. Volume was light and breadth was mixed.

Even with Friday's small gain, new recovery highs were set in the NASDAQ Composite, Dow Industrials, and S&P 500. However, the Dow Transports and Russell 2000 are still below their highs as those two groups continue to underperform. Among sectors, only two of the nine (XLB, XLK) posted new highs.

Of the 308 companies in the S&P 500 that have reported fourth-quarter results, 72% have topped analysts' expectations.

Bucking the uptrend were Utilities (XLU -0.61%) as harsh weather caused power outages and Energy (XLE -0.26%) after oil prices fell on Friday.

With more new highs in the indexes, the market is clearly trending up. And with continued concerns over Egypt and the European debt crisis, we are clearly climbing the Wall of Worry. I remain on a TIMER DIGEST Buy Signal, as I've been throughout this advance.

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DOW TRANSPORTS - ACTION ALERT -

Transportation stocks underperformed as the bad weather continued to disrupt travel on Friday. The Dow Jones Transportation Average rose 8.32 or 0.16% to 5055.67. While other indexes hit new high yesterday, the Dow Transports is still below its 50-day moving average. This is worrisome, but not a reason to panic.

Airlines fell on Friday (^XAL -0.76%) as flight cancellations this week approached 20,000 on Friday following sever winter weather that stranded an estimated 700,000 to 800,000 fliers, according to FlightAware. At last check, total cancellations this week were 19,841, which includes 1,676 on Friday. American and Eagle airlines, units of Ft. Worth, Texas-based AMR, saw a combined 4,994 cancellations. Its neighbor, Dallas-based Southwest, was forced to cancel 2,286 flights. Dallas-Ft. Worth International Airport was forced to close earlier in the week because of snowy weather that stretched from Texas to Chicago and into New England.

Companies are telling us by their actions that underlying earnings are strong:

UPS said its board hiked the quarterly dividend by 11% to 52 cents a share from 47 cents. The dividend will be paid March 2 to shareholders of record on Feb. 14. UPS inched up 0.07%.

Union Pacific said its board approved a plan for the company to repurchase up to 40 million common shares by March 2014. If completed, the buyback would represent 8% of the company's current shares outstanding. The railroad operator also maintained its quarterly dividend of 38 cents a share. The next payment will be made April 1 to shareholders of record Feb. 28. UNP rose 0.69%.

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GOLD and METALS - ACTION ALERT -

Metals finished Friday mixed as uncertainty in Egypt continued to mess with the market. In the end, gold fell while silver and copper rose as the Dollar rallied and traders bet on an improving economy and that the situation in Egypt will be resolved with little effect on the international market. Gold declined 7.00 to 1348.60. Silver rose 0.19 to 29.14. Platinum gained 6 to 1843 and hit a 30-month high of 1867. Palladium slipped 6 to 812 after trading up to 838, a 10-year high. Copper hit a record high of 4.6140 and finished up 0.0350 at 4.5795.

For more in depth coverage of all the week's action, subscribe to the VR Gold Newsletter. http://www.vrgoldletter.com/

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URANIUM - ACTION ALERT

Watch Uranium! It's been creeping higher, now up $32.00 off its low! New highs at $73.00.

Ux U3O8 Prices* (Uranium)
January 31, 2010 Posting
Spot: $73.00 UP 3.00. Bull market high in the cash market was $138.00.

The January Uranium Futures closed at $73.00. A NEW RECOVERY HIGH. Uranium futures bear market was 40.00 following the June 13, 2007 the bull market high of 154.95. Major support lies well under the market at $36.00.

The spot price of uranium quadrupled from 2004 to 2007. When it hit $138/lb, uranium became a certified bubble, which has now burst.

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BONDS - ACTION ALERT-

Treasuries fell sharply Friday and interest rates hit their levels in months after unemployment fell to its lowest level in nearly two years. The long bond future declined 1 7/32 to 117 28/32.

Yields on 10-year notes rose 16 basis points to 3.65%, up from 3.57% before the report's release. It's the biggest one-day increase in yields since December. The benchmark's yield touched 3.67%, the highest level since early May.

Thirty-year-bond yields increased 11 basis points to 4.74%. They hit 4.75%, the highest since mid-April.

Yields on 2-year notes added 9 basis points to 0.76%, having briefly spiked to 0.78% - the highest since mid-June.

The Federal Reserve Bank of New York bought $7.272 billion in short-term debt on Friday, continuing its policy known as quantitative easing to keep interest rates from rising too much and impeding an economic recovery. Dealers offered to sell the Fed $28.809 billion in 2013-2015 debt. The Fed had purchased $371 billion in U.S. debt since August, when it started reinvesting cash from its maturing mortgage-related holdings into Treasury securities.

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CRUDE OIL - ACTION ALERT -

Oil was pressured on Friday by a strong Dollar, expectations that Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak may resign, and the realization that the blizzard in the United States and the turmoil in Egypt had little effect on either supply or demand. Crude oil declined 1.51 to 89.03. Resistance at 93.01 is now formidable and the burden of proof weighs heavily on the bulls. Downside target is now 83.00. Above 93.02, which apparently comes at a later time, we could see 100-105.

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US DOLLAR - ACTION ALERT -

The US Dollar Index rallied on Friday as traders focused on the positive side of the employment report and as European leaders met in an attempt to solve the debt crisis. The US Dollar Index rose 0.227 to 78.044.. A Positive Leibovit Volume Reversal was formed on Thursday, so Wednesday's low of 76.881 becomes important I previously mentioned that 78.65 was resistance. Let's see if we can breakthrough or whether that level holds. Has an important trading low formed or is this rally just another 'dead-cat' bounce.

European leaders agreed Friday to complete a package of reforms that will revamp the euro-zone rescue fund and impose tougher fiscal rules on nations using the single currency in an effort to end the region's long-running debt crisis. The leaders hope to strike what they dubbed a "grand bargain" by the end of March. Such an accord would see Germany agree to an increase in the lending capacity of the European Financial Stability Facility. In return, Germany would extract commitments for increased fiscal coordination, budget discipline and measures to boost competitiveness across the euro zone.

The Euro fell 0.34% against the Dollar.

British house prices rebounded 0.8% in January after a 1.1% decline in December, mortgage lender Halifax reported Friday. Compared to January 2010, the average house price was down 2.4% to 164,173 pounds ($264,926). Over the three months ending in January, house prices fell 0.7%.

The Pound declined 0.27% against the Dollar but rose 0.10% against the Euro.

The Treasury Department on Friday refused again to label China a currency manipulator but stressed that it will continue to press China to allow its currency to strengthen. One factor in the decision were commitments made by Chinese President Hu Jintao during his visit to Washington last month to enhance exchange rate flexibility and expand domestic demand, the department said.

The Yuan was unchanged against the Dollar.

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ECONOMIC NEWS:

The U.S. unemployment rate fell unexpectedly to 9.0% in January, a 21-month low, as nonfarm payrolls rose by just 36,000, the Labor Department estimated Friday. The 36,000 increase in jobs was much lower than market expectations of a 140,000 gain. Economists had expected the jobless rate to tick higher to 9.5% vs. 9.4% in December. The payroll growth was hampered by winter weather and annual benchmark revisions. But the labor market is improving. Since the recent low point last February, nonfarm payroll employment has increased by 1 million.

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CORPORATE NEWS:

Tyson Foods said its first-quarter profit rose to $298 million, or 78 cents a share, from $160 million, or 42 cents a share, in the year-ago period. Excluding a one-time gain of 3 cents a share, Tyson earned 75 cents a share, in the latest period. Sales increased to $7.62 billion from $6.64 billion. Wall Street analysts expected Tyson to earn 62 cents a share on revenue of $7.17 billion. The meat producer said its chicken, beef and pork segments produced operating income in or above their normalized ranges during the quarter. Looking ahead at 2011, Tyson said it expects challenges, but the balance of the year has the "potential to be comparable" to 2010. Operating margin during the fourth quarter rose to 6.9% from 3.2%. TSN rose 5.69%.

Brisk business in Macau, along with a new casino in Singapore and lower interest rates helped Las Vegas Sands turn back solidly to profit in the fourth quarter, the casino giant said Thursday. Sands earned $270 million, or 34 cents a share, on the period, vs. a loss of $114 million, or 17 cents a share, in the same period a year ago. On an adjusted basis, the company said it would have earned 42 cents a share. Revenue ballooned 56.9% to a record $2.02 billion. Analysts had been for the company to earn 38 cents a share on revenue of $2.05 billion. LVS fell 8.45%.

Simon Property Group reported fourth-quarter net income of $217.9 million, or 74 cents a share, up from $91.5 million, or 32 cents a share, in the same quarter of 2009. The company said funds from operations was $1.78 a share, compared with $1.40 in the year-ago period. For 2011, the real estate investment trust forecast FFO in the range of $6.45 to $6.60 a share. SPG declined 1.17%.

U.S. insurer Aetna reported fourth-quarter net income rose to $215.6 million against $165.9 million in the year-ago period. On a per share basis, the company earned 53 cents against 38 cents, which included 10 cents per share of net realized capital gains. Operating earnings were 63 cents against 40 cents, which Aetna said was largely due to higher commercial underwriting margins and a reduced number of shares outstanding. Revenue slipped to $8.54 billion against $8.76 billion in the year-ago period. Analysts were calling for Aetna to earn 62 cents on revenue of $8.32 billion. The company declared a quarterly dividend of 15 cents a share and Aetna projects full-year 2011 operating earnings per share of $3.70 to $3.80. AET rallied 12.47%.

Weyerhaeuser said that it swung to a fourth-quarter net profit of $171 million from a loss of $175 million a year earlier. Earnings per shares in the quarter were 32 cents, compared to a loss of 83 cents a share a year earlier. The number of shares outstanding more than doubled in the intervening period due to the payment of a special dividend. Revenue for the quarter rose 14% to $1.66 billion. Weyerhaeuser said that, excluding one-off gains of $119 million in the latest quarter, it earned 10 cents a share. Analysts had been expecting earnings of 5 cents a share on sales of $1.55 billion. The forest products company said it has sold 82,000 acres of timberlands in southwestern Washington to the Hancock Timber Resource Group, for around $200 million. The deal will contribute around $150 million to its first-quarter earnings. WY gained 3.05%.

PulteGroup reported a fourth-quarter loss of $165.4 million, or 44 cents a share, compared with a loss of $116.9 million, or 31 cents a share, in the year-earlier period. The latest quarter included charges totaling $196 million. Consolidated revenue dropped to $1.2 billion from $1.7 billion, the home builder said. PHM was unchanged.

AmerisourceBergen, the pharmaceutical-services provider, reported fiscal first-quarter net income rose 6.1% on 2.9% higher revenue. For the quarter ended Dec. 31, earnings reached $160.5 million, or 57 cents a share, from $151.3 million, or 52 cents, in the year-earlier period. Shares outstanding fell 3.6% to 280.7 million. Revenue climbed to $19.89 billion from $19.34 billion. Analysts expected profit of 54 cents a share on revenue of $19.89 billion. For fiscal 2011, AmerisourceBergen expects to earn $2.31 to $2.41 a share. Estimates were for $2.38. Revenue should grow 2% to 4% from fiscal 2010's $77.95 billion, the company estimated. ABC gained 3.31%.

Clorox said its second-quarter profit fell to $21 million, or 15 cents a share, from $110 million, or 77 cents a share, in the year-ago period. Clorox booked a $258 million impairment for the impact of goodwill in the latest quarter. In the latest quarter, it reported a loss of $163 million in continuing operations, and a $177 million gain on the sale of its auto businesses. Breaking out the goodwill impairment and other items, Clorox said its adjusted earnings rose to 68 cents a share, from 66 cents a share. Revenue fell to $1.18 billion, from $1.22 billion. Wall Street analysts expected Clorox to earn 46 cents a share, on revenue of $1.19 billion. Clorox sees 2011 earnings of $3.85 to $4.00 a share, compared to the Wall Street target of $3.99 a share. Clorox said volume declined 2% primarily due to a comparison against high year-ago shipments of Clorox disinfecting wipes and other disinfecting products resulting from the H1N1 flu pandemic last year. CLX was up 3.31%.

JDS Uniphase reported fiscal second-quarter net income of $23.6 million, or 10 cents a share, compared with a loss of $19.5 million, or 9 cents a share, for the year-earlier period. Revenue was $473.5 million, up from $342.9 million. Adjusted income was 29 cents a share. Analysts had expected the company to report earnings of 19 cents a share, on revenue of $438.4 million. JDSU jumped 26.92%.

Coinstar predicted earnings per share for the first quarter that were below what Wall Street expected. The company also reported fourth-quarter results that were in line with an earlier pre-announcement. Earnings more than tripled, but came in below previous estimates because of a late-quarter slowdown in the company's Redbox DVD rental business. For the first quarter, Coinstar predicted that earnings would come in the range of 15-25 cents a share; analysts were expecting 57 cents a share. CSTR declined 11.93%.

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POST-MARKET NEWS:

Bank of America said it's exiting the reverse-mortgage business so it can focus more on its main mortgage operations. "We made the strategic decision to exit the reverse business due to competing demands and priorities that require investments and resources be focused on other key areas of our business," said Doug Jones, consumer sales and institutional mortgage services executive for Bank of America Home Loans, in a statement. BAC rose 2.2% in late trading.

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Canadian TSX, TSX Venture and Canadian Dollar Commentary for our Canadian clients updated for Monday, February 7:

Lower oil prices dragged down the Canadian market even as copper rallied to a record high. The strong Canadian currency, thanks to a good employment report, also weighed on Canadian stocks. After an eight-day consecutive advance to new highs (touching 13,863.13 on Friday), the TSX declined 49.50 or 0.36% to 13791.85. Energy stocks fell 1.45%. My overall (current) upside target for the TSX is 14,715 in coming months.

Canada's job creation in January was more than four times the median forecast, pushing the Canadian dollar to its strongest level since May 2008 and adding to evidence the country's economic recovery may be accelerating. Employment rose by 69,200 and the labor force increased by 106,400, Statistics Canada said today in Ottawa. The jobless rate rose to 7.8 percent from December's 7.6 percent, as more people sought work. Economists forecast 7.6 percent unemployment and job growth of 15,000.

Research In Motion Ltd. gained 1.4 percent after the BlackBerry maker received an "outperform" rating from National Bank of Canada and Morgan Stanley said the company will beat estimates when it reports fourth-quarter earnings on March 24..

Aecon Group Inc. fell 11 percent, the most in the S&P/TSX, to C$8.78 after the construction and infrastructure-development company said it will record "significant losses" on an oil- sands project. Aecon said the losses should be limited to fiscal 2010, and will not affect its 2011 financial results.

Grande Cache Coal Corp., which mines in Alberta, declined 5.5 percent to C$10.12. Potash Corp. of Saskatchewan Inc., the world's biggest fertilizer producer by market value, fell 0.9 percent to C$179.16.

Energy 336.65 -4.94 (-1.45%)
Financials 191.00 0.85 (0.45%)
Health Care 56.57 0.11 (0.19%)
Industrials 115.05 -0.43 (-0.37%)
Info Tech 34.27 0.00 (0.00%)
Metals & Mining 1,566.90 -5.81 (-0.37%)
Telecom 94.24 0.44 (0.47%)
Utilities 225.12 -1.03 (-0.46%)

Resistance 13,875, 13,983, 14,157, 14,240, 14,715. Support is 13,139, 13,000, 12,850, 12,501, 12,200, 12,055, 11,750, 11,480, 11,380, 11,065, 10,990, 10,800, 10,600, 10,400, 10,384, 9500, 9300, 9140.
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CANADIAN TSX Venture:

The Venture managed a small gain as rallies in silver and a new record high in copper offset a decline in gold. The TSX Venture rose 6.38 or 0.27% to 2370.29, a new recovery high on its way to the 2400s!

Resistance: 2400, 2425. Support: 2070, 2208, 1995, 1974, 1902, 1887, 1806, 1788, 1740, 1666, 1630, 1580, 1500, 1439, 1425, 1375, 1343, 1306, 1231.
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THE CANADIAN DOLLAR (using the FXC Exchange Traded Fund):

The Canadian Dollar rose to its highest level since May 2008 after Canada said it created more jobs than forecast, though the unemployment rate unexpectedly increased. FXC was up 0.25 to 100.61 and traded as high as 100.94, a 33-month high. The Canadian Dollar rose 0.38% against a strong US Dollar and jumped 0.73% against the Euro.

Resistance is 100.93, 102.00, 110.00. Support is 95.96, 93.20, 92.50 91.82, 91.00, 89.75, 87.50 and 85.18.
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DAILY VR LIST:

Editor's note: The Daily VR List here is abbreviated with the full list only available to Platinum subscribers by clicking on 'Current VR List' on the Home Page of VRtrader.com.

Canadian shares are listed at the bottom of each section with the title: 'XXX CANADIAN STOCKS XXX'.

The Leibovit VR or also known as the Leibovit Volume Reversal indicator will soon be made available through METASTOCK as a 'PLUG-IN'. Information from Metastock will be forthcoming early in the first quarter of 2011. Meanwhile, you can contact Metastock at http://www.equis.com/ for more details.

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VOLUME REVERSALS FOR FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 2011:
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POSITIVE VRs
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.. CANADIAN STOCKS ... Canadian Stocks

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U.S. STOCKS:
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AEROSPACE/DEFENSE Aerospace/Defense Major Dive

HYM Corts Trust Boeing Co Notes

AEROSPACE/DEFENSE Aerospace/Defense Products & S

AIM Aerosonic Corp
AIR Aar Corp

AUTOMOTIVE Auto Parts

FSYS Fuel Systems Solutions Inc
MLR Miller Industries Inc

AUTOMOTIVE Trucks & Other Vehicles

ACW Accuride Corp
OSK Oshkosh Truck Corp

BANKING Foreign Regional Banks

SHG Shinhan Finl Grp Co Ltd

BANKING Money Center Banks

CS Credit Suisse Group

BANKING Regional - Mid-Atlantic Banks

BKOR Bank Of Oak Ridge
CART Carolina Trust Bank

BANKING Regional - Midwest Banks

ASBC Associated Banc-corp
CRBC Citizens Republic Bancorp Inc

BANKING Regional - Northeast Banks

IBCA Intervest Bncshs Cp Cl A
PFI Pelican Financial Inc

BANKING Regional - Pacific Banks

CVBF Cvb Financial Corp
CWBC Community West Bancshrs

BANKING Regional - Southeast Banks

FPBI FPB Bancorp Inc
SUPR Superior Bancorp

BANKING Regional - Southwest Banks

TCBI Texas Capital Bancshares

BANKING Savings & Loans

GSBC Great Southern Bancorp
HCBK Hudson City Bancorp Inc

CHEMICALS Specialty Chemicals

BRC Brady Corporation Cl A
VHI Valhi Inc

CHEMICALS Synthetics

ALB Albemarle Corp
APFC American Pacific Corp

COMPUTER HARDWARE Computer Peripherals

IGOI Mobility Electronics
SSYS Stratasys Inc

COMPUTER HARDWARE Data Storage Devices

CML Compellent Technologies` Inc.
OVRL Overland Storage Inc

COMPUTER HARDWARE Networking & Communication Dev

FNSR Finisar Corporation
OCNW Occam Networks Inc

COMPUTER SOFTWARE & SERVICES Application Software

EPIC Epicor Software Corp
SSNC Ss&C Technologies Inc

COMPUTER SOFTWARE & SERVICES Business Software & Services

BOSC B.o.s. Better Online Sol
EBIX Ebix Inc

COMPUTER SOFTWARE & SERVICES Healthcare Information Service

CAP Creative Computer Applic

COMPUTER SOFTWARE & SERVICES Multimedia & Graphics Software

KNM Konami Corp Ads

COMPUTER SOFTWARE & SERVICES Technical & System Software

ALLT Allot Communications Ltd

CONGLOMERATES Conglomerates

FO Fortune Brands Inc
UTX United Technologies Corp

CONSUMER DURABLES Appliances

LII Lennox International Inc

CONSUMER DURABLES Business Equipment

DBD Diebold Inc
SCS Steelcase Inc

CONSUMER DURABLES Electronic Equipment

PHG Koninklijke Philips Elec

CONSUMER DURABLES Home Furnishings & Fixtures

ZZ Sealy Corp

CONSUMER DURABLES Housewares & Accessories

BLT Blount International

CONSUMER DURABLES Sporting Goods

JOUT Johnson Outdoors Inc.

CONSUMER DURABLES Toys & Games

CTIB Cti Industries Corp

CONSUMER NON-DURABLES Cleaning Products

CLX Clorox Co
DAR Darling International

CONSUMER NON-DURABLES Office Supplies

SR Standard Register The

CONSUMER NON-DURABLES Packaging & Containers

ATRO Astronics Corp
CGW Cristalerias De Chile

CONSUMER NON-DURABLES Personal Products

CAW Cca Industries Inc

CONSUMER NON-DURABLES Rubber & Plastics

ATR Aptargroup Inc
GT Goodyear Tire&Rubber Co

CONSUMER NON-DURABLES Textile - Apparel Clothing

JNY Jones Apparel Group Inc
MSI Movie Star Inc

CONSUMER NON-DURABLES Textile - Apparel Footwear & A

HLYS Heelys Inc

DIVERSIFIED SERVICES Business/Management Services

GPN Global Pmts Inc
HPY Heartland Payment Systems Inc

DIVERSIFIED SERVICES Education & Training Services

CEDU Chinaedu Corp
SCIL Scientific Learning Corp

DIVERSIFIED SERVICES Rental & Leasing Services

CAR Avis Budget Group Inc

DIVERSIFIED SERVICES Research Services

NTSC National Technical Systs
REFR Research Frontiers Inc

DIVERSIFIED SERVICES Staffing & Outsourcing Service

AHS Amn Healthcare
KFRC Kforce.Com Inc

DIVERSIFIED SERVICES Technical Services

KBR KBR Inc.

DRUGS Biotechnology

AGEN Antigenics Incorporated
CAPS Orthologic Corp

DRUGS Diagnostic Substances

DNDN Dendreon Corporation

DRUGS Drug Manufacturers - Other

DUSA Dusa Pharmaceuticals Inc
KNDL Kendle Internat Inc

DRUGS Drug Related Products

AUXL Auxilium Pharmaceuticals Inc

DRUGS Drugs - Generic

CPRX Catalyst Pharmaceuticals
HITK Hi-Tech Pharmacal Co Inc

ELECTRONICS Diversified Electronics

EXFO Exfo Electro-Optical Eng
PHMD Photomedex Inc

ELECTRONICS Printed Circuit Boards

DDIC Ddi Corp

ELECTRONICS Scientific & Technical Instrum

A Agilent Technologies Inc
ATE Advantest Corp

ELECTRONICS Semiconductor - Broad Line

ADI Analog Devices Inc
CAVM Cavium Networks Inc

ELECTRONICS Semiconductor - Integrated Cir

QUIK Quicklogic Corporation
VLTR Volterra Semiconductor Corp

ELECTRONICS Semiconductor - Memory Chips

MIPS Mips Technologies Inc

ELECTRONICS Semiconductor - Specialized

ALTR Altera Corp
LLTC Linear Technology Corp

ELECTRONICS Semiconductor Equipment & Mate

ASX Advanced Semicondctr Ads
KLAC Kla-Tencor Corp

ENERGY Independent Oil & Gas

DNR Denbury Resources Ltd
EOG Eog Resources Inc

ENERGY Major Integrated Oil & Gas

E Eni Spa Ads
PTR Petrochina Co Ltd Ads

ENERGY Oil & Gas Drilling & Explorati

GGR Geoglobal Resources Inc
PDC Pioneer Drilling Co

ENERGY Oil & Gas Equipment & Services

EXLP Exterran Partners Lp
SLB Schlumberger Ltd

ENERGY Oil & Gas Pipelines

KMP Kinder Morgan Energy Partners

ENERGY Oil & Gas Refining & Marketing

HES Hess Corp
MUR Murphy Oil Corp

FINANCIAL SERVICES Asset Management

BAM Brookfield Asset Management In
EV Eaton Vance Corp

FINANCIAL SERVICES Closed End Fund - Debt

FOF Cohen & Steers Closed-End Oppo
FPX First Trust IPOX-100 Index Fun

FINANCIAL SERVICES Closed End Fund - Equity

BQR Blackrock Ecosolutions Investm
BWC BlackRock World Investment Tru

FINANCIAL SERVICES Closed End Fund - Foreign

ETF Emerging Markt Telecm Fd
FAX Aberdeen Asia-Pac Prime Inc Fd

FINANCIAL SERVICES Credit Services

AXP American Express Co
FMD First Marblehead Corp

FINANCIAL SERVICES Diversified Investments

CCS Comcast Corp
HRG Harbinger Group

FINANCIAL SERVICES Investment Brokerage - Regiona

AI Arlington Investment Group
PLCC Paulson Capital Corp

FOOD & BEVERAGE Beverages - Brewers

SAM Boston Beer Co

FOOD & BEVERAGE Beverages - Soft Drinks

CCH Coca-cola Hellenic Bottling Co

FOOD & BEVERAGE Beverages - Wineries & Distill

BF.B Brown-forman Corp Cl B

FOOD & BEVERAGE Dairy Products

DF Dean Foods Company

FOOD & BEVERAGE Processed & Packaged Goods

JMBA Jamba Inc
THS TreeHouse Foods Inc

HEALTH SERVICES Health Care Plans

AET Aetna Inc New
UAM Universal American Corp

HEALTH SERVICES Hospitals

AMSG Amsurg Corp Common

HEALTH SERVICES Long-Term Care Facilities

ENSG Ensign Group
KND Kindred Healthcare Inc

HEALTH SERVICES Medical Appliances & Equipment

CNMD Conmed Corp
ELT Elscint Ltd

HEALTH SERVICES Medical Instruments & Supplies

COO Cooper Companies Inc
CTE Cardiotech Internat Inc

HEALTH SERVICES Medical Laboratories & Researc

RDNT RadNet Inc.

HEALTH SERVICES Medical Practitioners

TRCR Transcend Services Inc

HEALTH SERVICES Specialized Health Services

PRSC Providence Service Corp The

INSURANCE Accident & Health Insurance

TMK Torchmark Corp

INSURANCE Insurance Brokers

BRO Brown & Brown

INSURANCE Life Insurance

CIA Citizens Inc
FFG Fbl Financial Group

INSURANCE Property & Casualty Insurance

HCII Homeowners Choice` Inc.
HIG Hartford Fncl Srvcs Grp

INSURANCE Surety & Title Insurance

TRH Transatlantic Hldgs

INTERNET Internet Information Providers

IGLD Internet Gold-Golden
NTES Netease.com Inc

INTERNET Internet Service Providers

CTCH Commtouch Software Ltd
TWER TowerStream Corporation

INTERNET Internet Software & Services

CTXS Citrix Systems Inc
EXTR Extreme Networks Inc

LEISURE Resorts & Casinos

STN Station Casinos Inc

LEISURE Restaurants

BNHNA Benihana Inc Cl A
COSI Cosi

MANUFACTURING Diversified Machinery

CMI Cummins Inc
CYD China Yuchai Int Ltd

MANUFACTURING Farm & Construction Machinery

JOYG Joy Global Inc
LNN Lindsay Manufacturing Co

MANUFACTURING Industrial Electrical Equipmen

AIMC Altra Industrial Motion Inc.
GB Greatbatch Inc

MANUFACTURING Industrial Equipment & Compone

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CIR Circor International Inc

MANUFACTURING Machine Tools & Accessories

HDNG Hardinge Inc

MANUFACTURING Pollution & Treatment Controls

DCI Donaldson Co Inc

MANUFACTURING Small Tools & Accessories

MKTAY Makita Corp Spons Adr
TTC Toro Co

MANUFACTURING Textile Manufacturing

TPX Tempur-pedic Intl

MATERIALS & CONSTRUCTION General Building Materials

OC Owens Corning

MATERIALS & CONSTRUCTION General Contractors

PWR Quanta Services Inc

MATERIALS & CONSTRUCTION Heavy Construction

FWLT Foster Wheeler Ltd
GLBL Global Industries Ltd

MATERIALS & CONSTRUCTION Lumber

LPX Louisiana-Pacific Corp

MATERIALS & CONSTRUCTION Waste Management

CWST Casella Waste Systms Inc
SRCL Stericycle Inc

MEDIA Advertising Services

VCLK Valueclick Inc

MEDIA Publishing - Periodicals/News

DJCO Daily Journal Corp
JRN Journal Communications

METALS & MINING Industrial Metals & Minerals

BOOM Dynamic Materials Corp
CXZ Crosshair Exploration

METALS & MINING Steel & Iron

ATI Allegheny Technologies
CGA Corus Group Plc

REAL ESTATE Mortgage Investment

DRL Doral Financial Corp
IOT Income Opportun Rlty Inv

REAL ESTATE Property Management/Developmen

IRS Irsa Inversiones Y Repre
RYN Rayonier Inc

REAL ESTATE REIT - Diversified/Industrial

CT Capital Trust Inc Md
CUZ Cousins Properties Inc

REAL ESTATE REIT - Office

MPG Maguire Properties Inc

REAL ESTATE REIT - Residential

GKK Gramercy Capital Corp

REAL ESTATE REIT - Retail

AKR Acadia Realty Trust

RETAIL Auto Parts Stores

ORLY O'reilly Automotive Inc

RETAIL Catalog & Mail Order Houses

DLIA dELiA*s Inc
SYX Systemax Inc

RETAIL Discount

DUCK Duckwall-Alco Stores Inc

RETAIL Drug Stores

MHS Medco Health Solutions

RETAIL Grocery Stores

CBD Companhia Brasiliera De
WFMI Whole Foods Market Inc

SPECIALTY RETAIL Apparel Stores

CTRN Citi Trends Inc
TOO Too Inc

SPECIALTY RETAIL Auto Dealerships

RUSHB Rush Enterprises Inc Cl B

SPECIALTY RETAIL Jewelry Stores

NILE Blue Nile
SIG Signet Gr Plc Adr

SPECIALTY RETAIL Music & Video Stores

NFLX Netflix Inc

SPECIALTY RETAIL Specialty Retail

BKS Barnes & Noble Inc
SGU Star Gas Partners Lp Sbi

TELECOMMUNICATIONS Communication Equipment

ARRS Arris Group Inc
CMTL Comtech Telecommun Corp

TELECOMMUNICATIONS Diversified Communication Serv

CLWR Clearwire Corp Cl A
GLBC Global Crossing Ltd

TELECOMMUNICATIONS Long Distance Carriers

GTE GlobeTel Communications Corp

TELECOMMUNICATIONS Processing Systems & Products

AV Avaya Inc
TKLC Tekelec

TELECOMMUNICATIONS Telecom Services - Foreign

MICC Millicom Intl Cellular Sa

TELECOMMUNICATIONS Wireless Communications

IDCC Interdigital Commun Cp
LEAP Leap Wireless International In

TOBACCO Cigarettes

LO The Lorillard Group

TRANSPORTATION Regional Airlines

SKYW Skywest Inc

UTILITIES Electric Utilities

BIP Brookfield Infrastructure Part
DUK Duke Energy Corp

UTILITIES Foreign Utilities

CWCO Consolidtd Water Co Inc

UTILITIES Gas Utilities

DGAS Delta Natural Gas Co Inc

UTILITIES Water Utilities

WTR Aqua America Inc

WHOLESALE Building Materials Wholesale

BECN Beacon Roofing Supply Inc

WHOLESALE Drugs Wholesale

NUS Nu Skin Enterprises

WHOLESALE Electronics Wholesale

IFO Infosonics

WHOLESALE Industrial Equipment Wholesale

ARG Airgas Inc

WHOLESALE Medical Equipment Wholesale

AHII Animal Health Intl Inc

WHOLESALE Wholesale

INT World Fuel Service Corp
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AEROSPACE/DEFENSE Aerospace/Defense Products & S

EDAC Edac Technologies
ERJ Embr Emprs Brsl De Aero

AUTOMOTIVE Auto Parts

ATC Cycle Country Accessories Corp

AUTOMOTIVE Recreational Vehicles

THO Thor Industries Inc

AUTOMOTIVE Trucks & Other Vehicles

KNDI Kandi Tech Corp

BANKING Foreign Regional Banks

FBP First Bancorp Holding Co

BANKING Money Center Banks

HBC Hsbc Holdings Plc
IBN Icici Bank Ltd Ads

BANKING Regional - Mid-Atlantic Banks

BNCN BNC Bancorp NC
NKSH National Bankshares Inc

BANKING Regional - Midwest Banks

MSFG Mainsource Fncl Goup Inc

BANKING Regional - Northeast Banks

BHB Bar Harbor Bankshares
CAC Camden National Corp

BANKING Regional - Pacific Banks

BMRC Bank of Marin

BANKING Regional - Southeast Banks

EVBS Easternnklin Bank N.a.
GRNB Green Bankshares Inc

BANKING Savings & Loans

BFSB Brooklyn Federal Bancorp Inc
BHLB Berkshire Hills Bncorp

CHEMICALS Specialty Chemicals

OMN Omnova Solutions Inc

CHEMICALS Synthetics

AWC Alumina Limited

COMPUTER HARDWARE Computer Peripherals

TISA Top Image Systems Ltd

COMPUTER SOFTWARE & SERVICES Application Software

CVLT Commvault Systems Inc
TIGR TigerLogic Corporation

COMPUTER SOFTWARE & SERVICES Business Software & Services

CTSH Cognizant Tech Sol Cp A
NUAN Nuance Communications

COMPUTER SOFTWARE & SERVICES Healthcare Information Service

MEDQ Medquist Inc

COMPUTER SOFTWARE & SERVICES Technical & System Software

PDFS Pdf Solutions

CONSUMER DURABLES Electronic Equipment

CSCD Cascade Microtech

CONSUMER DURABLES Home Furnishings & Fixtures

FLXS Flexsteel Industries Inc

CONSUMER DURABLES Recreational Goods

LVB Steinway Musical Instrum

CONSUMER NON-DURABLES Office Supplies

FC Franklin Covey Co

CONSUMER NON-DURABLES Textile - Apparel Clothing

BEBE Bebe Stores Inc
CHKE Cherokee Inc

CONSUMER NON-DURABLES Textile - Apparel Footwear & A

KSWS K-Swiss Inc Cl A

DIVERSIFIED SERVICES Business/Management Services

ABCO Advisory Board
EEFT Euronet Worldwide Inc

DIVERSIFIED SERVICES Education & Training Services

ESI Itt Educational Services

DIVERSIFIED SERVICES Personal Services

CSTR Coinstar Inc
PPD Pre-Paid Legal Svcs Inc

DIVERSIFIED SERVICES Security & Protection Services

MOC Command Security Corp

DIVERSIFIED SERVICES Staffing & Outsourcing Service

BBSI Barrett Business Service
SRT Startek Inc

DRUGS Biotechnology

VICL Vical Inc
VNDA Vanda Pharmaceuticals Inc

DRUGS Drug Manufacturers - Other

PCYC Pharmacyclics Inc
SNTS Santarus Inc

DRUGS Drug Related Products

CSKI China Sky One Medical Inc

ELECTRONICS Diversified Electronics

AEIS Advanced Energy Ind Inc
DLB Dolby Laboratories Inc

ELECTRONICS Printed Circuit Boards

BHE Benchmark Electronics

ELECTRONICS Scientific & Technical Instrum

ALOG Analogic Corp
HRLY Herley Industries Inc

ELECTRONICS Semiconductor - Integrated Cir

MOSY Monolithic Sys
SATC Satcon Technology Corp

ELECTRONICS Semiconductor - Specialized

DSTI Daystar Technologies Inc
JASO Ja Solar Hldgs Co Ads

ELECTRONICS Semiconductor Equipment & Mate

ASYS Amtech Systems Inc
CYMI Cymer Inc

ENERGY Independent Oil & Gas

APAGF Apco-Argentina Inc
BEXP Brigham Exploration Co

ENERGY Oil & Gas Drilling & Explorati

CLR Continental Resources Inc
MHR Magnum Hunter Resources

ENERGY Oil & Gas Equipment & Services

DVR Cal Dive Intl Inc
NR Newpark Resources Inc

ENERGY Oil & Gas Refining & Marketing

SUN Sunoco Inc

FINANCIAL SERVICES Closed End Fund - Debt

BBF Blackrock Fl Municipal Inc Tr
BBK Blackrock Municipal Bond Trust

FINANCIAL SERVICES Closed End Fund - Equity

BJK Market Vectors Gaming ETF
DVM Cohen & Steers Div Majors Fd

FINANCIAL SERVICES Closed End Fund - Foreign

EEA European Equity Fund Inc
GIM Templeton Global Income Del

FINANCIAL SERVICES Credit Services

TAXI Medallion Financial Corp

FINANCIAL SERVICES Diversified Investments

CIIC China Infrastructure Investmen
CODI Compass Diversified Trust

FOOD & BEVERAGE Beverages - Brewers

BUD Anheuser-Busch Cos Inc

HEALTH SERVICES Hospitals

DYII Dynacq Healthcare Inc

HEALTH SERVICES Long-Term Care Facilities

GBR Cabeltel Intl Corp

HEALTH SERVICES Medical Appliances & Equipment

CYNO Cynosure Inc
ESMC Escalon Medical Corp

HEALTH SERVICES Medical Instruments & Supplies

ACU Acme United Corp
ATRC AtriCure Inc

HEALTH SERVICES Medical Practitioners

MDF Metropolitan Health Networks

INSURANCE Insurance Brokers

AFSI AmTrust Financial Services Inc

INSURANCE Property & Casualty Insurance

NATL National Interstate Corp
PICO Pico Holdings Inc

INTERNET Internet Information Providers

TCX Tucows Inc

INTERNET Internet Software & Services

FLWS 1-800-Flowers.Com Inc A
OPWV Openwave Systems Inc

LEISURE Resorts & Casinos

BYD Boyd Gaming Corp
LVS Las Vegas Sands

LEISURE Restaurants

BAGL Einstein Noah Restaurant Group
CPKI California Pizza Kitchen

LEISURE Sporting Activities

CLUB Town Sports International Hold
LTM Life Time Fitness

MANUFACTURING Diversified Machinery

ALAN Alanco Technologies
PMFG Peerless Manufacturing

MANUFACTURING Industrial Equipment & Compone

VPF Valpey Fisher Corp

MATERIALS & CONSTRUCTION Cement

JHX James Hardie Industries Nv

MATERIALS & CONSTRUCTION General Building Materials

USLM U.S. Lime & Minerals Inc

MATERIALS & CONSTRUCTION General Contractors

KSW KSW Inc

MATERIALS & CONSTRUCTION Waste Management

TRR Trc Companies Inc

MEDIA Broadcasting - Radio

ETM Entercom Communications

MEDIA Entertainment - Diversified

GET Gaylord Entertainment Co

MEDIA Marketing Services

CTCT Constant Contact Inc
MCHX Marchex Inc

MEDIA Movie Production

DWA Dreamworks Animation Skg
LGF Lions Gate Entertainment

MEDIA Publishing - Books

MHP Mcgraw-Hill Companies

METALS & MINING Copper

SLT Sterlite Industries

METALS & MINING Steel & Iron

SCHN Schnitzer Steel Indust
SUTR Sutor Technology Group

REAL ESTATE Closed End Fund - Equity

ICF IShares Cohen & Steers Realty

REAL ESTATE Mortgage Investment

NLY Annaly Mortgage Mngt Inc
VRTB Vestin Realty Mortgage II Inc

REAL ESTATE Property Management/Developmen

BPO Brookfield Properties
GYRO Gyrodyne Co Amer Inc

REAL ESTATE REIT - Diversified/Industrial

BRE Bre Properties Inc Cl A
DEI Douglas Emmett Inc

REAL ESTATE REIT - Office

BDN Brandywine Realty Trust
BMR BioMed Realty Trust Inc

REAL ESTATE REIT - Residential

ARC Affordable Residential Comm
EQR Equity Residential

REAL ESTATE REIT - Retail

KIM Kimco Realty Corp

RETAIL Home Improvement Stores

BLDR Builders FirstSource Inc

SPECIALTY RETAIL Apparel Stores

PSUN Pacific Sunwear Of Cal

SPECIALTY RETAIL Sporting Goods Stores

WINA Winmark Corp

TELECOMMUNICATIONS Communication Equipment

ENWV Endwave Corporation

TELECOMMUNICATIONS Diversified Communication Serv

BTM Brasil Telecom S.a.
XING Qiao Xing Univ Telephone

TELECOMMUNICATIONS Processing Systems & Products

RITT Rit Technologies Ltd

TELECOMMUNICATIONS Telecom Services - Foreign

MTE Mahanagar Telephone Nigam
TFONY Telefonos De Mexico Sa A

TELECOMMUNICATIONS Wireless Communications

KNOL Knology Inc

TRANSPORTATION Shipping

OSG Overseas Shipholding Grp

TRANSPORTATION Trucking

CVTI Covenant Transport Cl A
PTSI Pam Transportation Svcs

UTILITIES Diversified Utilities

PEG Public Service Entprs Gr

UTILITIES Electric Utilities

ELP Companhia Paranaense De

UTILITIES Gas Utilities

CPK Chesapeake Utilities Cp

UTILITIES Water Utilities

ARTNA Artesian Resources Corp Cl A

WHOLESALE Food Wholesale

DPZ Dominos Pizza Inc

WHOLESALE Medical Equipment Wholesale

NEP Nephros Inc

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