VXX Sux!

We have noted many times the poor structure and performance of the iPath S&P 500 VIX Short Term Futures ETN (NYSE: VXX ). But as you can see in the chart below of VXX (black) versus VIX (yellow), it has performed even worse than we could have imagined in the past three months.   Since July 21, VXX has pared a jaw-dropping 45%, while VIX has lost only 20%. That’s incredible when you consider VXX should only move about half of VIX on a given day. That guideline apparently only works on days when the VIX is up, and we have not seen too many of those since July. Let’s say you were unlucky enough to own VXX back then at 27. How far would VIX, which was at 24 in mid-July, have to rally to get you back to even? The answer is pretty darn far. The course of VXX is very path dependent. That is, there’s no rule that says if VIX is “X,” then VXX will go to “Y.” It depends how long it would take VIX to get to “X,” and how closely nearer-term VIX futures track the move to “X.” In other words, if futures believe VIX will stay at “X,” they will rally sharply. If they believe the move to “X” is a one-off pop that won’t sustain, they won’t track so closely. So let’s say VIX doubles or so to 40 in the next week. It’s highly unlikely, but it could happen. The VIX nearly did that in May, albeit with a lower starting level. Right here, right now, VXX predominantly consists of November VIX futures, so we can use those as a proxy for VXX. What would November futures do if VIX soared to 40 in fairly quick order? They would track some of that move, but likely maintain a decent discount. No one is assuming a 40 VIX will hold for a month right off the bat. So let’s say November VIX futures go to something like 33. Well, conveniently, they trade at 22 now, so that’s a 50% lift. If VXX exactly proxies that move, it will lift 50% … all the way back to 20. Yes, that’s right. In mid-July, VIX was 24 and VIX was 27. In a late October crash, that moves VIX to 40, and VXX will have trouble even getting over 20. And trust me, I leaned toward optimistic assumptions here. In a week, VXX will contain more December VIX futures than it does now. And if VIX explodes, the VIX term structure will invert from the current contango to more of a backwardation. And December VIX futures now trade 24.5. So they may only rally about 33% or so in this VIX pop, further dampening a potential VIX move. To get VXX back to that magical 27, you might need to see VIX pop to the 50s, or even the 60s. It all depends on the timing. A slower pop in VIX would ultimately work better for VXX, but of course, that also means you would need to wait longer for the VXX pop. In short, VXX sux as a trading vehicle! Follow Adam Warner on Twitter @agwarner .
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Ranking U.S.-Listed International Stocks by Short Interest Monthly Change (Oct 24, 2010)

This ranking is UPDATED TODAY before 4:30 AM ET. Below is a ranking of U.S.-listed international stocks based on latest monthly change in short interest.

Ranking  |  Company (Ticker)  |  Monthly Short Interest Change  |  Country/Region
1 Rediff.com India Limited (ADR) (NASDAQ:REDF) 10006.7% India
2 James Hardie Industries SE (NYSE:JHX) 3518.9% Netherlands
3 China Jo Jo Drugstores Inc (NASDAQ:CJJD) 1715.7% China

4 China Kanghui Holdings (NYSE:KH) 1103.1% China
5 ZST Digital Networks Inc (NASDAQ:ZSTN) 891.9% China
6 HiSoft Technology International Limited (NASDAQ:HSFT) 829.3% China
7 Alon Holdings Blue Square Israel Ltd (NYSE:BSI) 814.5% Israel
8 NewLead Holdings Ltd (NASDAQ:NEWL) 647.4% Greece
9 MakeMyTrip Limited (NASDAQ:MMYT) 552.7% India
10 Quest Capital Corp. (USA) (AMEX:SILU) 521.9% Canada
11 YPF SA (ADR) (NYSE:YPF) 509.2% Argentina
12 CGI Group Inc. (USA) (NYSE:GIB) 489.4% Canada
13 Pluristem Therapeutics Inc. (NASDAQ:PSTI) 381.6% Israel
14 Universal Travel Group (NYSE:UTA) 345.9% China
15 Atlantic Power Corporation (NYSE:AT) 338.6% Canada
16 Pearson PLC (ADR) (NYSE:PSO) 327.9% United Kingdom
17 RADCOM Ltd. (NASDAQ:RDCM) 319.1% Israel
18 Semiconductor Manufacturing Int'l (ADR) (NYSE:SMI) 286.0% China
19 LJ International, Inc. (NASDAQ:JADE) 282.6% Hong Kong
20 DRDGOLD Ltd. (ADR) (NASDAQ:DROOY) 281.9% South Africa
21 Ku6 Media Co., Ltd. (ADR) (NASDAQ:KUTV) 276.8% China
22 Brookfield Infrastructure Partners L.P. (NYSE:BIP) 274.3% Bermuda
23 Sify Technologies Limited (NASDAQ:SIFY) 268.4% India
24 Tianyin Pharmaceutical Co, Inc. (AMEX:TPI) 245.9% China
25 China GengSheng Minerals, Inc. (AMEX:CHGS) 242.5% China
26 Northern Dynasty Minerals Ltd. (USA) (AMEX:NAK) 232.7% Canada
27 Oncolytics Biotech, Inc. (USA) (NASDAQ:ONCY) 222.8% Canada
28 National Bank of Greece (ADR) (NYSE:NBG) 208.0% Greece
29 BBVA Banco Frances S.A. (ADR) (NYSE:BFR) 207.0% Argentina
30 Allot Communications Ltd. (NASDAQ:ALLT) 204.0% Israel
31 Ultrapar Participacoes SA (ADR) (NYSE:UGP) 198.7% Brazil
32 China Advanced Con. Materials Gr. Inc (NASDAQ:CADC) 195.6% China
33 EDENOR S.A. (ADR) (NYSE:EDN) 188.2% Argentina
34 Silvercorp Metals Inc. (USA) (NYSE:SVM) 183.7% Canada
35 Banro Corporation (AMEX:BAA) 176.9% Canada
36 Panasonic Corporation (ADR) (NYSE:PC) 165.6% Japan
37 BHP Billiton plc (ADR) (NYSE:BBL) 157.8% United Kingdom
38 eLong, Inc. (ADR) (NASDAQ:LONG) 156.6% China
39 Duoyuan Printing, Inc. (NYSE:DYP) 156.6% China
40 Valeant Pharmaceuticals Int (USA) (NYSE:VRX) 152.9% Canada
41 A.F.P Provida SA (ADR) (NYSE:PVD) 149.7% Chile
42 51job, Inc. (ADR) (NASDAQ:JOBS) 144.6% China
43 New Energy Systems Group. (AMEX:NEWN) 137.6% China
44 CE Franklin Ltd. (USA) (NASDAQ:CFK) 135.9% Canada
45 Satyam Computer Services Limited(ADR) (NYSE:SAYCY) 135.7% India
46 Kobex Minerals Inc. (USA) (AMEX:KXM) 132.1% Canada
47 Qiao Xing Mobile Communication Co., Ltd. (NYSE:QXM) 131.1% China
48 Majestic Capital, Ltd. (NASDAQ:MAJC) 130.4% Bermuda
49 Shiner International, Inc. (NASDAQ:BEST) 129.3% China
50 Chemspec International Ltd (NYSE:CPC) 127.3% China
51 Banco de Chile (ADR) (NYSE:BCH) 126.5% Chile
52 Acorn International, Inc. (ADR) (NYSE:ATV) 125.5% China
53 Trintech Group PLC (ADR) (NASDAQ:TTPA) 124.0% Ireland
54 ClickSoftware Technologies Ltd. (NASDAQ:CKSW) 119.7% Israel
55 Radware Ltd. (NASDAQ:RDWR) 119.6% Israel
56 Sasol Limited (ADR) (NYSE:SSL) 119.5% South Africa
57 Fushi Copperweld, Inc. (NASDAQ:FSIN) 115.0% China
58 China Valves Technology, Inc. (NASDAQ:CVVT) 109.7% China
59 China Nepstar Chain Drugstore Ltd. (NYSE:NPD) 109.3% China
60 Novogen Limited (ADR) (NASDAQ:NVGN) 108.3% Australia
61 Central Gold-Trust (AMEX:GTU) 107.9% Canada
62 Anooraq Resources Corporation (USA) (AMEX:ANO) 105.3% Canada
63 ReneSola Ltd. (ADR) (NYSE:SOL) 100.7% China
64 Petrobras Energia Participaciones SA ADR (NYSE:PZE) 98.3% Argentina
65 CNH Global N.V. (ADR) (NYSE:CNH) 98.2% Netherlands
66 Pan American Silver Corp. (USA) (NASDAQ:PAAS) 98.1% Canada
67 ORIX Corporation (ADR) (NYSE:IX) 96.2% Japan
68 Puda Coal, Inc (AMEX:PUDA) 94.8% China
69 The Bank of Nova Scotia (USA) (NYSE:BNS) 93.6% Canada
70 Elbit Imaging Ltd (NASDAQ:EMITF) 89.7% Israel
71 Gammon Gold, Inc. (NYSE:GRS) 86.5% Canada
72 SunOpta, Inc. (USA) (NASDAQ:STKL) 81.1% Canada
73 China Petroleum & Chemical Corp. (ADR) (NYSE:SNP) 79.1% China
74 Optibase Ltd. (NASDAQ:OBAS) 77.2% Israel
75 China Pharma Holdings, Inc. (AMEX:CPHI) 76.1% China
76 ATA Inc.(ADR) (NASDAQ:ATAI) 75.2% China
77 Cresud Inc. (ADR) (NASDAQ:CRESY) 72.7% Argentina
78 Gulf Resources, Inc. (NASDAQ:GFRE) 72.3% China
79 Commtouch Software Ltd. (NASDAQ:CTCH) 70.4% Israel
80 Sapiens International Corporation N.V. (NASDAQ:SPNS) 68.3% Netherland Antilles
81 Lihua International, Inc. (NYSE:LIWA) 68.0% China
82 Goldcorp Inc. (USA) (NYSE:GG) 66.5% Canada
83 BOS Better OnLine Sol (USA) (NASDAQ:BOSC) 66.0% Israel
84 Allied Irish Banks, plc. (ADR) (NYSE:AIB) 65.6% Ireland
85 Banco Santander-Chile (ADR) (NYSE:SAN) 64.6% Chile
86 VimpelCom Ltd. (NYSE:VIP) 64.2% Netherlands
87 Grupo TMM, S.A.B. (ADR) (NYSE:TMM) 64.0% Mexico
88 VistaPrint NV (NASDAQ:VPRT) 63.1% Bermuda
89 AEGON N.V. (ADR) (NYSE:AEG) 62.9% Netherlands
90 Allied World Assurance Holdings, Ltd. (NYSE:AWH) 62.4% Bermuda
91 Omega Navigation Enterprises, Inc. (NASDAQ:ONAV) 60.2% Greece
92 Signet Jewelers Ltd. (NYSE:SIG) 59.6% Bermuda
93 ChipMOS Technologies (Bermuda) Ltd (NASDAQ:IMOS) 59.3% Taiwan
94 First BanCorp. (NYSE:FBP) 59.0% Puerto Rico
95 Qiao Xing Universal Resources, Inc. (NASDAQ:XING) 56.2% China
96 Nevsun Resources (USA) (AMEX:NSU) 55.9% Canada
97 T.A.T. Technologies Ltd. (NASDAQ:TATT) 55.2% Israel
98 AngloGold Ashanti Limited (ADR) (NYSE:AU) 54.9% South Africa
99 China Yida Holding, Co. (NYSE:CNYD) 54.9% Hong Kong
100 Tri-Tech Holding, Inc. (NASDAQ:TRIT) 53.6% China
101 Keegan Resources Inc. (AMEX:KGN) 53.4% Canada
102 W Holding Company, Inc. (NYSE:WHI) 53.0% Puerto Rico
103 MI Developments Inc. (USA) (NYSE:MIM) 52.7% Canada
104 Genpact Limited (NYSE:G) 52.6% Bermuda
105 Euro Tech Holdings Co. Ltd. (NASDAQ:CLWT) 52.5% Hong Kong
106 Spreadtrum Communications, Inc. (NASDAQ:SPRD) 52.1% China
107 Wimm-Bill-Dann Foods OJSC (ADR) (NYSE:WBD) 51.6% Russia
108 Banco Macro SA (ADR) (NYSE:BMA) 51.5% Argentina
109 Baytex Energy Trust (USA) (NYSE:BTE) 50.9% Canada
110 NetEase.com, Inc. (ADR) (NASDAQ:NTES) 50.4% China
111 Hitachi, Ltd. (ADR) (NYSE:HIT) 49.7% Japan
112 GlaxoSmithKline plc (ADR) (NYSE:GSK) 48.3% United Kingdom
113 China Integrated Energy, Inc. (NASDAQ:CBEH) 48.1% China
114 Crosshair Exploration & Mining Corp. (AMEX:CXZ) 47.8% Canada
115 Sohu.com Inc. (NASDAQ:SOHU) 47.3% China
116 Descartes Systems Group (USA) (NASDAQ:DSGX) 45.5% Canada
117 Gerdau SA (ADR) (NYSE:GGB) 45.1% Brazil
118 Fronteer Gold Inc. (AMEX:FRG) 45.0% Canada
119 Nexen Inc. (USA) (NYSE:NXY) 44.8% Canada
120 Makita Corporation (ADR) (NASDAQ:MKTAY) 44.6% Japan
121 Deer Consumer Products, Inc. (NASDAQ:DEER) 44.3% China
122 ICON plc (ADR) (NASDAQ:ICLR) 44.3% Ireland
123 Shinhan Financial Group Co., Ltd. (ADR) (NYSE:SHG) 43.6% South Korea
124 TOTAL S.A. (ADR) (NYSE:TOT) 43.5% France
125 UTi Worldwide Inc. (NASDAQ:UTIW) 43.4% Virgin Islands, British
126 Ctrip.com International, Ltd. (ADR) (NASDAQ:CTRP) 43.0% China
127 Silver Wheaton Corp. (USA) (NYSE:SLW) 42.9% Canada
128 Vina Concha y Toro S.A. (ADR) (NYSE:VCO) 42.5% Chile
129 Crude Carriers Corp. (NYSE:CRU) 42.3% Greece
130 Fresenius Kabi Pharma. Holding Inc (NASDAQ:APCVZ) 42.1% Germany
131 Syngenta AG (ADR) (NYSE:SYT) 42.0% Switzerland
132 Silver Standard Resources Inc. (USA) (NASDAQ:SSRI) 41.7% Canada
133 Sensata Technologies Holding N.V. (NYSE:ST) 41.4% Netherlands
134 Mellanox Technologies, Ltd. (NASDAQ:MLNX) 41.2% Israel
135 Harmony Gold Mining Co. (ADR) (NYSE:HMY) 40.9% South Africa
136 China Yuchai International Limited (NYSE:CYD) 40.9% Singapore
137 Banco Itau Holding Financeira S.A. (ADR) (NYSE:ITUB) 40.8% Brazil
138 Grupo Aeroportuario del Pacifico (ADR) (NYSE:PAC) 40.8% Mexico
139 ZHONGPIN INC. (NASDAQ:HOGS) 40.3% China
140 Seaspan Corporation (NYSE:SSW) 40.1% Hong Kong
141 Aurizon Mines Ltd.(USA) (AMEX:AZK) 39.2% Canada
142 SMART Technologies Inc (NASDAQ:SMT) 38.9% Canada
143 Yamana Gold Inc. (USA) (NYSE:AUY) 38.8% Canada
144 Cardero Resources Corp. (USA) (AMEX:CDY) 37.7% Canada
145 Corpbanca (ADR) (NYSE:BCA) 36.8% Chile
146 Samson Oil & Gas Limited (ADR) (AMEX:SSN) 36.5% Australia
147 Gildan Activewear Inc. (USA) (NYSE:GIL) 35.4% Canada
148 British American Tobacco (ADR) (AMEX:BTI) 35.1% United Kingdom
149 Repsol YPF, S.A. (ADR) (NYSE:REP) 35.0% Spain
150 North American Palladium Ltd. (AMEX:PAL) 34.9% Canada
151 CIBT Education Group Inc. (USA) (AMEX:MBA) 34.6% Canada
152 Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group Inc (ADR) (NYSE:MTU) 34.5% Japan
153 Hong Kong Highpower Technology, Inc. (NASDAQ:HPJ) 34.3% China
154 Textainer Group Holdings Limited (NYSE:TGH) 33.8% Bermuda
155 Amdocs Limited (NYSE:DOX) 33.4% United Kingdom
156 Yongye International, Inc. (NASDAQ:YONG) 33.1% China
157 BMB Munai Inc. (AMEX:KAZ) 33.1% Kazakhstan
158 O2Micro International Limited (ADR) (NASDAQ:OIIM) 32.7% Cayman Islands
159 China Telecom Corporation Limited (ADR) (NYSE:CHA) 32.5% China
160 3SBio Inc. (ADR) (NASDAQ:SSRX) 32.3% China
161 Smith & Nephew plc (ADR) (NYSE:SNN) 32.3% United Kingdom
162 Validus Holdings, Ltd. (NYSE:VR) 31.7% Bermuda
163 Agrium Inc. (USA) (NYSE:AGU) 31.3% Canada
164 Gushan Environmental Energy Limited (NYSE:GU) 30.9% China
165 Noble Corporation (NYSE:NE) 30.7% Cayman Islands
166 CAE, Inc. (USA) (NYSE:CAE) 30.7% Canada
167 Given Imaging Ltd. (NASDAQ:GIVN) 30.7% Israel
168 Grupo Simec S.A.B. de C.V. (ADR) (AMEX:SIM) 30.5% Mexico
169 Nokia Corporation (ADR) (NYSE:NOK) 30.3% Finland
170 PetroChina Company Limited (ADR) (NYSE:PTR) 30.3% China
171 China Agritech Inc. (NASDAQ:CAGC) 30.2% China
172 Seagate Technology PLC (NASDAQ:STX) 30.2% Ireland
173 Winner Medical Group, Inc (NASDAQ:WWIN) 30.1% China
174 Delhaize Group (ADR) (NYSE:DEG) 29.8% Belgium
175 Baidu.com, Inc. (ADR) (NASDAQ:BIDU) 29.5% China
176 KongZhong Corporation (ADR) (NASDAQ:KONG) 29.2% China
177 Tenaris S.A. (ADR) (NYSE:TS) 28.1% Luxembourg
178 Cameco Corporation (USA) (NYSE:CCJ) 28.0% Canada
179 Tanzanian Royalty Exploration Corp. (US) (AMEX:TRE) 27.9% Canada
180 Fabrinet (NYSE:FN) 27.8% Thailand
181 Navios Maritime Holdings Inc. (NYSE:NM) 27.8% Greece
182 China Wind Systems, Inc. (NASDAQ:CWS) 26.7% China
183 Angiotech Pharmaceuticals, Inc. (USA) (NASDAQ:ANPI) 26.4% Canada
184 Minco Gold Corporation (ADR) (AMEX:MGH) 26.4% Canada
185 Fibria Celulose S.A. (ADR) (NYSE:FBR) 25.2% Brazil
186 Sony Corporation (ADR) (NYSE:SNE) 25.2% Japan
187 Domtar Corp. (USA) (NYSE:UFS) 25.1% Canada
188 Knightsbridge Tankers Limited (NASDAQ:VLCCF) 25.1% Bermuda
189 Oriental Financial Group Inc. (NYSE:OFG) 24.9% Puerto Rico
190 Central Fund of Canada Limited (USA) (AMEX:CEF) 24.8% Canada
191 Homex Development Corp. (ADR) (NYSE:HXM) 24.7% Mexico
192 Marshall Edwards, Inc. (NASDAQ:MSHL) 24.7% Australia
193 IRSA Inversiones Representaciones (ADR) (NYSE:IRS) 24.6% Argentina
194 Philippine Long Distance Telephone (ADR) (NYSE:PHI) 24.5% Philippines
195 Huaneng Power International, Inc. (ADR) (NYSE:HNP) 24.4% China
196 AudioCodes Ltd. (NASDAQ:AUDC) 24.2% Israel
197 Brasil Telecom SA (ADR) (NYSE:BTM) 24.2% Brazil
198 Ryanair Holdings plc (ADR) (NASDAQ:RYAAY) 23.6% Ireland
199 Subaye Inc (NASDAQ:SBAY) 23.4% China
200 America Movil SAB de CV (ADR) (NYSE:AMX) 22.9% Mexico
201 Braskem SA (ADR) (NYSE:BAK) 22.4% Brazil
202 Innospec Inc. (NASDAQ:IOSP) 22.2% United Kingdom
203 Nova Measuring Instruments Ltd. (NASDAQ:NVMI) 22.0% Israel
204 Randgold Resources Ltd. (ADR) (NASDAQ:GOLD) 21.8% Jersey
205 NTT DoCoMo, Inc. (ADR) (NYSE:DCM) 21.4% Japan
206 ArcelorMittal (ADR) (NYSE:MT) 21.4% Luxembourg
207 Top Image Systems Ltd. (NASDAQ:TISA) 21.0% Israel
208 Xinhua Finance Media Limited (ADR) (NASDAQ:XSEL) 21.0% China
209 Global Crossing Ltd. (NASDAQ:GLBC) 20.6% Bermuda
210 Sanofi-Aventis SA (ADR) (NYSE:SNY) 20.4% France
211 China Biologic Products Inc (NASDAQ:CBPO) 20.1% China
212 Navios Maritime Partners L.P. (NYSE:NMM) 19.7% Greece
213 Jacada Ltd. (NASDAQ:JCDA) 19.5% Israel
214 China TransInfo Technology Corp. (NASDAQ:CTFO) 19.3% China
215 Lan Airlines S.A. (ADR) (NYSE:LFL) 19.1% Chile
216 eFuture Information Technology Inc. (NASDAQ:EFUT) 19.0% China
217 KB Financial Group, Inc. (ADR) (NYSE:KB) 19.0% South Korea
218 Platinum Group Metals Limited (USA) (AMEX:PLG) 18.8% Canada
219 Wonder Auto Technology, Inc. (NASDAQ:WATG) 18.7% China
220 TransGlobe Energy Corporation (USA) (NASDAQ:TGA) 18.6% Canada
221 Sun Life Financial Inc. (USA) (NYSE:SLF) 18.4% Canada
222 Augusta Resource Corp. (USA) (AMEX:AZC) 18.2% Canada
223 B Communications Ltd (NASDAQ:SMLC) 18.1% Israel
224 Bank of Ireland (ADR) (NYSE:IRE) 18.0% Ireland
225 Teck Resources Limited (NYSE:TCK) 17.5% Canada
226 Cimatron Ltd. (NASDAQ:CIMT) 17.3% Israel
227 OceanFreight Inc. (NASDAQ:OCNF) 17.2% Greece
228 China Eastern Airlines Corp. Ltd. (ADR) (NYSE:CEA) 17.1% China
229 Aixtron AG (ADR) (NASDAQ:AIXG) 17.1% Germany
230 Altisource Portfolio Solutions S.A. (NASDAQ:ASPS) 17.0% Luxembourg
231 Bonso Electronics International Inc. (NASDAQ:BNSO) 17.0% Hong Kong
232 Telefonaktiebolaget LM Ericsson (ADR) (NASDAQ:ERIC) 16.9% Sweden
233 Diana Shipping Inc. (NYSE:DSX) 16.8% Greece
234 Xyratex Ltd. (NASDAQ:XRTX) 16.8% United Kingdom
235 Tiens Biotech Group (USA), Inc. (AMEX:TBV) 16.8% China
236 ABB Ltd (ADR) (NYSE:ABB) 16.7% Switzerland
237 UBS AG (USA) (NYSE:UBS) 16.4% Switzerland
238 Weatherford International Ltd. (NYSE:WFT) 16.4% Switzerland
239 Ivanhoe Mines Ltd. (USA) (NYSE:IVN) 16.4% Canada
240 Fuwei Films (Holdings) Co., Ltd (NASDAQ:FFHL) 16.3% China
241 PT Telekomunikasi Indonesia (ADR) (NYSE:TLK) 16.2% Indonesia
242 Hadera Paper Ltd. (AMEX:AIP) 16.0% Israel
243 Golar LNG Limited (USA) (NASDAQ:GLNG) 15.9% Bermuda
244 EnCana Corporation (USA) (NYSE:ECA) 15.7% Canada
245 Autoliv Inc. (NYSE:ALV) 15.4% Sweden
246 Warner Chilcott Plc (NASDAQ:WCRX) 15.3% Ireland
247 InterOil Corporation (USA) (NYSE:IOC) 15.2% Australia
248 Energy XXI (Bermuda) Limited (NASDAQ:EXXI) 15.2% Bermuda
249 Focus Media Holding Limited (ADR) (NASDAQ:FMCN) 15.1% Hong Kong
250 Cott Corporation (USA) (NYSE:COT) 15.0% Canada
251 Teekay Offshore Partners L.P. (NYSE:TOO) 14.6% Bermuda
252 Rio Tinto plc (ADR) (NYSE:RIO) 14.3% United Kingdom
253 Imperial Oil Limited (USA) (AMEX:IMO) 14.3% Canada
254 Companhia Siderurgica Nacional (ADR) (NYSE:SID) 14.0% Brazil
255 Northgate Minerals Corporation (USA) (AMEX:NXG) 13.6% Canada
256 Logitech International SA (USA) (NASDAQ:LOGI) 13.4% Switzerland
257 China Unicom (Hong Kong) Limited (ADR) (NYSE:CHU) 13.0% Hong Kong
258 Westpac Banking Corporation (ADR) (NYSE:WBK) 12.8% Australia
259 China Natural Resources Inc. (NASDAQ:CHNR) 12.6% Hong Kong
260 Teekay Corporation (NYSE:TK) 12.6% Bermuda
261 Tyco Electronics Ltd. (NYSE:TEL) 12.6% Switzerland
262 Voltaire Ltd. (NASDAQ:VOLT) 12.6% Israel
263 China Natural Gas, Inc. (NASDAQ:CHNG) 12.5% China
264 ING Groep N.V. (ADR) (NYSE:ING) 12.4% Netherlands
265 MercadoLibre, Inc. (NASDAQ:MELI) 12.3% Argentina
266 Millicom International Cellular SA (USA) (NASDAQ:MICC) 12.2% Luxembourg
267 Orckit Communications Ltd (NASDAQ:ORCT) 12.0% Israel
268 Methanex Corporation (USA) (NASDAQ:MEOH) 11.9% Canada
269 GEROVA Financial Group, Ltd. (NYSE:GFC) 11.6% Cayman Islands
270 QKL Stores Inc (NASDAQ:QKLS) 11.5% China
271 IMAX Corporation (USA) (NASDAQ:IMAX) 11.5% Canada
272 CNinsure Inc. (NASDAQ:CISG) 11.3% China
273 Agnico-Eagle Mines Limited (USA) (NYSE:AEM) 11.0% Canada
274 HSBC Holdings plc (ADR) (NYSE:HBC) 11.0% United Kingdom
275 China-Biotics Inc. (NASDAQ:CHBT) 10.6% China
276 China Real Estate Information Corp (NASDAQ:CRIC) 10.5% China
277 Banco Bilbao Vizcaya Argentaria SA (ADR) (NYSE:BBVA) 10.4% Spain
278 ARM Holdings plc (ADR) (NASDAQ:ARMH) 10.4% United Kingdom
279 Cenovus Energy Inc (ADR) (NYSE:CVE) 10.3% Canada
280 Grupo Aeroportuario del Centro Nort(ADR) (NASDAQ:OMAB) 10.2% Mexico
281 ShengdaTech, Inc. (NASDAQ:SDTH) 10.0% China
282 Sappi Limited (ADR) (NYSE:SPP) 10.0% South Africa
283 Elbit Systems Ltd. (ADR) (NASDAQ:ESLT) 9.9% Israel
284 Transition Therapeutics Inc. (NASDAQ:TTHI) 9.8% Canada
285 Ecopetrol S.A. (ADR) (NYSE:EC) 9.8% Colombia
286 Grupo Financiero Galicia S.A. (ADR) (NASDAQ:GGAL) 9.7% Argentina
287 Net Servicos de Comunicacao SA (ADR) (NASDAQ:NETC) 9.7% Brazil
288 Herbalife Ltd. (NYSE:HLF) 9.6% Cayman Islands
289 Gafisa SA (ADR) (NYSE:GFA) 9.5% Brazil
290 Kingsway Financial Services Inc. (USA) (NYSE:KFS) 9.1% Canada
291 AutoChina International Limited (NASDAQ:AUTC) 8.9% China
292 China Finance Online Co. (ADR) (NASDAQ:JRJC) 8.8% China
293 Tata Motors Limited (ADR) (NYSE:TTM) 8.6% India
294 SINA Corporation (USA) (NASDAQ:SINA) 8.5% China
295 PartnerRe Ltd. (NYSE:PRE) 8.5% Bermuda
296 Elan Corporation, plc (ADR) (NYSE:ELN) 8.4% Ireland
297 Veolia Environnement (ADR) (NYSE:VE) 8.3% France
298 On Track Innovations Ltd.(USA) (NASDAQ:OTIV) 8.3% Israel
299 FirstService Corporation (USA) (NASDAQ:FSRV) 8.3% Canada
300 CNOOC Limited (ADR) (NYSE:CEO) 8.2% Hong Kong
301 Vale (ADR) (NYSE:VALE) 8.1% Brazil
302 NovaGold Resources Inc. (USA) (AMEX:NG) 7.8% Canada
303 Core Laboratories N.V. (NYSE:CLB) 7.6% Netherlands
304 YM BioSciences Inc. (USA) (AMEX:YMI) 7.4% Canada
305 Harbin Electric, Inc. (NASDAQ:HRBN) 7.3% China
306 Sino Clean Energy Inc. (NASDAQ:SCLX) 7.3% China
307 China Medical Technologies, Inc. (ADR) (NASDAQ:CMED) 7.2% China
308 Guanwei Recycling Corp. (NASDAQ:GPRC) 7.1% China
309 Cemex SAB de CV (ADR) (NYSE:CX) 7.1% Mexico
310 MER Telemanagement Solutions Ltd. (NASDAQ:MTSL) 7.0% Israel
311 Stantec Inc. (USA) (NYSE:STN) 7.0% Canada
312 China Recycling Energy Corp. (NASDAQ:CREG) 6.8% China
313 E-House (China) Holdings Limited (NYSE:EJ) 6.7% China
314 TBS International plc (NASDAQ:TBSI) 6.6% Ireland
315 Partner Communications Company Ltd (ADR) (NASDAQ:PTNR) 6.6% Israel
316 Kimber Resources, Inc. (AMEX:KBX) 6.5% Canada
317 China Life Insurance Company Ltd. (ADR) (NYSE:LFC) 6.4% China
318 Research In Motion Limited (USA) (NASDAQ:RIMM) 6.4% Canada
319 Woori Finance Holdings Co., Ltd. (ADR) (NYSE:WF) 6.2% South Korea
320 Yingli Green Energy Hold. Co. Ltd. (ADR) (NYSE:YGE) 6.2% China
321 Garmin Ltd. (NASDAQ:GRMN) 6.2% Switzerland
322 China BAK Battery Inc. (NASDAQ:CBAK) 6.1% China
323 China Security & Surveillance Tech. Inc. (NYSE:CSR) 6.1% China
324 Empresa Nacional de Electricidad (ADR) (NYSE:EOC) 5.9% Chile
325 Mindray Medical International Limited (NYSE:MR) 5.7% China
326 Mountain Province Diamonds, Inc. (AMEX:MDM) 5.7% Canada
327 American Lorain Corporation (AMEX:ALN) 5.6% China
328 Reed Elsevier NV (ADR) (NYSE:ENL) 5.5% Netherlands
329 Infosys Technologies Limited (ADR) (NASDAQ:INFY) 5.3% India
330 JinkoSolar Holding Co., Ltd. (NYSE:JKS) 5.2% China
331 Royal Bank of Canada (USA) (NYSE:RY) 5.2% Canada
332 CRH PLC (ADR) (NYSE:CRH) 5.1% Ireland
333 Royal Dutch Shell plc (ADR) (NYSE:RDS.A) 5.1% Netherlands
334 Vimicro International Corporation (ADR) (NASDAQ:VIMC) 4.8% China
335 Enersis S.A. (ADR) (NYSE:ENI) 4.6% Chile
336 China Lodging Group, Ltd (NASDAQ:HTHT) 4.5% China
337 Tele Norte Leste Participacoes SA (ADR) (NYSE:TNE) 4.4% Brazil
338 Aspen Insurance Holdings Limited (NYSE:AHL) 4.4% Bermuda
339 Protalix BioTherapeutics Inc. (AMEX:PLX) 4.4% Israel
340 Capital Product Partners L.P. (NASDAQ:CPLP) 4.0% Greece
341 Advantest Corp. (ADR) (NYSE:ATE) 4.0% Japan
342 THT Heat Transfer Technology, Inc.(NDA) (NASDAQ:THTI) 3.9% China
343 Aegean Marine Petroleum Network Inc. (NYSE:ANW) 3.9% Greece
344 A-Power Energy Generation Systems, Ltd. (NASDAQ:APWR) 3.7% China
345 Longwei Petroleum Investment Hold Ltd (AMEX:LPH) 3.7% China
346 Dr. Reddy's Laboratories Limited (ADR) (NYSE:RDY) 3.7% India
347 Mizuho Financial Group, Inc. (ADR) (NYSE:MFG) 3.6% Japan
348 Chinacast Education Corporation (NASDAQ:CAST) 3.5% China
349 Teekay Tankers Ltd. (NYSE:TNK) 3.4% Bermuda
350 Alexco Resource Corp. (USA) (AMEX:AXU) 3.4% Canada
351 EZchip Semiconductor Ltd. (NASDAQ:EZCH) 3.4% Israel
352 PolyMet Mining Corp. (USA) (AMEX:PLM) 3.3% Canada
353 Ceragon Networks Ltd. (NASDAQ:CRNT) 3.3% Israel
354 VanceInfo Technologies Inc. (NYSE:VIT) 3.2% China
355 Ultrapetrol (Bahamas) Limited (NASDAQ:ULTR) 3.2% Bahamas
356 Ivanhoe Energy Inc. (USA) (NASDAQ:IVAN) 2.9% Canada
357 Sterlite Industries India Limited (ADR) (NYSE:SLT) 2.7% India
358 Deutsche Bank AG (USA) (NYSE:DB) 2.7% Germany
359 The9 Limited (ADR) (NASDAQ:NCTY) 2.7% China
360 Novo Nordisk A/S (ADR) (NYSE:NVO) 2.4% Denmark
361 Skystar Bio-Pharmaceutical Company (NASDAQ:SKBI) 2.3% China
362 Genetic Technologies Limited (ADR) (NASDAQ:GENE) 2.3% Australia
363 Enerplus Resources Fund (USA) (NYSE:ERF) 2.3% Canada
364 Qiagen NV (NASDAQ:QGEN) 2.1% Netherlands
365 TransAlta Corporation (USA) (NYSE:TAC) 2.1% Canada
366 AEterna Zentaris Inc. (USA) (NASDAQ:AEZS) 2.1% Canada
367 MGT Capital Investments Inc. (AMEX:MGT) 2.0% United Kingdom
368 HONDA MOTOR CO., LTD. (ADR) (NYSE:HMC) 1.9% Japan
369 Platinum Underwriters Holdings, Ltd. (NYSE:PTP) 1.9% Bermuda
370 Compugen Ltd. (USA) (NASDAQ:CGEN) 1.9% Israel
371 Rubicon Minerals Corp. (USA) (AMEX:RBY) 1.7% Canada
372 Suncor Energy Inc. (USA) (NYSE:SU) 1.6% Canada
373 LDK Solar Co., Ltd. (NYSE:LDK) 1.5% China
374 Barclays PLC (ADR) (NYSE:BCS) 1.5% United Kingdom
375 China Precision Steel, Inc. (NASDAQ:CPSL) 1.5% Hong Kong
376 Toronto-Dominion Bank (USA) (NYSE:TD) 1.2% Canada
377 Trinity Biotech plc (ADR) (NASDAQ:TRIB) 0.9% Ireland
378 Teva Pharmaceutical Industries Ltd (ADR) (NASDAQ:TEVA) 0.8% Israel
379 Sierra Wireless, Inc. (USA) (NASDAQ:SWIR) 0.8% Canada
380 Mettler-Toledo International Inc. (NYSE:MTD) 0.8% Switzerland
381 Camtek LTD. (NASDAQ:CAMT) 0.8% Israel
382 Shengkai Innovations, Inc. (NASDAQ:VALV) 0.7% China
383 Alto Palermo S.A. (ADR) (NASDAQ:APSA) 0.6% Argentina
384 Flamel Technologies S.A. (ADR) (NASDAQ:FLML) 0.6% France
385 Birks & Mayors Inc. (AMEX:BMJ) 0.5% Canada
386 Royal Bank of Scotland Group plc (ADR) (NYSE:RBS) 0.5% United Kingdom
387 New Dragon Asia Corp. (AMEX:NWD) 0.5% China
388 Lloyds TSB Group plc (ADR) (NYSE:LYG) 0.4% United Kingdom
389 Nordic American Tanker Shipping Limited (NYSE:NAT) 0.3% Bermuda
390 KONAMI CORPORATION (ADR) (NYSE:KNM) 0.2% Japan
391 STMicroelectronics N.V. (ADR) (NYSE:STM) 0.2% Switzerland
392 OccuLogix, Inc. (USA) (NASDAQ:TEAR) 0.2% Canada
393 Mag Silver Corp (ADR) (AMEX:MVG) 0.1% Canada
394 GeoGlobal Resources Inc. (AMEX:GGR) 0.1% Canada
395 Silicon Motion Technology Corp. (ADR) (NASDAQ:SIMO) 0.0% Taiwan
396 Lazard Ltd (NYSE:LAZ) 0.0% Bermuda
397 Paramount Gold and Silver Corp. (AMEX:PZG) 0.0% Canada
398 Navios Maritime Acquisition Corporation (NYSE:NNA.U) 0.0% Greece
399 China Shenghuo Pharmaceutical Hldg, Inc. (AMEX:KUN) 0.0% China
400 Orthofix International NV (NASDAQ:OFIX) -0.1% Netherland Antilles
401 Dejour Enterprises Ltd (USA) (AMEX:DEJ) -0.1% Canada
402 MDC Partners Inc. (USA) (NASDAQ:MDCA) -0.2% Canada
403 Alpha Pro Tech, Ltd. (AMEX:APT) -0.2% Canada
404 Safe Bulkers, Inc. (NYSE:SB) -0.3% Greece
405 Luxottica Group S.p.A. (ADR) (NYSE:LUX) -0.3% Italy
406 Recon Technology, Ltd. (NASDAQ:RCON) -0.4% China
407 New Gold Inc. (USA) (AMEX:NGD) -0.4% Canada
408 Gold Fields Limited (ADR) (NYSE:GFI) -0.5% South Africa
409 Guangshen Railway Co. Ltd (ADR) (NYSE:GSH) -0.6% China
410 TAM S.A. (ADR) (NYSE:TAM) -0.6% Brazil
411 Rogers Communications Inc. (USA) (NYSE:RCI) -0.6% Canada
412 WPP PLC (ADR) (NASDAQ:WPPGY) -0.7% Ireland
413 Prudential Public Limited Company (ADR) (NYSE:PUK) -0.7% United Kingdom
414 Ballard Power Systems Inc. (USA) (NASDAQ:BLDP) -0.8% Canada
415 Denison Mines Corp. (AMEX:DNN) -0.8% Canada
416 Wacoal Holdings Corporation (ADR) (NASDAQ:WACLY) -0.8% Japan
417 Fresenius Medical Care AG & Co. (ADR) (NYSE:FMS) -1.0% Germany
418 Sinopec Shanghai Petrochemical Co. (ADR) (NYSE:SHI) -1.1% China
419 Assured Guaranty Ltd. (NYSE:AGO) -1.1% Bermuda
420 Fuqi International, Inc. (NASDAQ:FUQI) -1.1% China
421 Diageo plc (ADR) (NYSE:DEO) -1.2% United Kingdom
422 Greenlight Capital Re, Ltd. (NASDAQ:GLRE) -1.2% Cayman Islands
423 Endurance Specialty Holdings Ltd. (NYSE:ENH) -1.2% Bermuda
424 CGG Veritas (ADR) (NYSE:CGV) -1.3% France
425 QLT Inc. (USA) (NASDAQ:QLTI) -1.4% Canada
426 Pansoft Company Limited (NASDAQ:PSOF) -1.4% China
427 Melco Crown Entertainment Ltd (NASDAQ:MPEL) -1.4% Hong Kong
428 Hydrogenics Corporation (USA) (NASDAQ:HYGS) -1.5% Canada
429 Copernic Inc. (NASDAQ:CNIC) -1.7% Canada
430 Ritchie Bros. Auctioneers (USA) (NYSE:RBA) -1.8% Canada
431 Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce (USA) (NYSE:CM) -1.8% Canada
432 China Housing & Land Development, Inc. (NASDAQ:CHLN) -2.0% China
433 Great Basin Gold Ltd. (USA) (AMEX:GBG) -2.0% Canada
434 AirMedia Group Inc. (ADR) (NASDAQ:AMCN) -2.0% China
435 JA Solar Holdings Co., Ltd. (ADR) (NASDAQ:JASO) -2.1% China
436 Grupo Radio Centro SAB de CV (ADR) (NYSE:RC) -2.2% Mexico
437 Primus Guaranty, Ltd. (NYSE:PRS) -2.2% Bermuda
438 Shanda Interactive Entertainment Ltd ADR (NASDAQ:SNDA) -2.3% China
439 China Mass Media Intl Adv Corp. (ADR) (NYSE:CMM) -2.5% China
440 Envoy Capital Group Inc. (NASDAQ:ECGI) -2.6% Canada
441 Banco Latinoamericano de Comercio Exr SA (NYSE:BLX) -2.6% Panama
442 Sonde Resources Corp. (AMEX:SNG) -2.7% Canada
443 CDC Corporation (NASDAQ:CHINA) -2.8% Hong Kong
444 Alterra Capital Holdings Ltd. (NASDAQ:ALTE) -2.8% Bermuda
445 Gilat Satellite Networks Ltd. (NASDAQ:GILT) -2.8% Israel
446 Telecom Italia S.p.A. (ADR) (NYSE:TI) -2.9% Italy
447 New Oriental Education & Tech. Group Inc (NYSE:EDU) -3.0% China
448 Aluminum Corp. of China Limited (ADR) (NYSE:ACH) -3.0% China
449 Coca-Cola FEMSA, S.A.B. de C.V. (ADR) (NYSE:KOF) -3.1% Mexico
450 Carnival plc (ADR) (NYSE:CUK) -3.1% United Kingdom
451 Suntech Power Holdings Co., Ltd. (ADR) (NYSE:STP) -3.2% China
452 Nymox Pharmaceutical Corporation (NASDAQ:NYMX) -3.2% Canada
453 Frontline Ltd. (USA) (NYSE:FRO) -3.3% Bermuda
454 Lululemon Athletica inc. (NASDAQ:LULU) -3.3% Canada
455 MDS Inc. (USA) (NYSE:MDZ) -3.4% Canada
456 Alvarion Ltd. (USA) (NASDAQ:ALVR) -3.5% Israel
457 DHT Holdings Inc (NYSE:DHT) -3.5% Jersey
458 Toyota Motor Corporation (ADR) (NYSE:TM) -3.5% Japan
459 China Green Agriculture, Inc (NYSE:CGA) -3.5% China
460 Euroseas Ltd. (NASDAQ:ESEA) -3.6% Greece
461 LG Display Co Ltd. (ADR) (NYSE:LPL) -3.7% South Korea
462 Thompson Creek Metals Company, Inc. (NYSE:TC) -3.9% Canada
463 Novartis AG (ADR) (NYSE:NVS) -3.9% Switzerland
464 Maiden Holdings, Ltd. (NASDAQ:MHLD) -3.9% Bermuda
465 Fundtech Ltd. (NASDAQ:FNDT) -4.0% Israel
466 Accenture Plc (NYSE:ACN) -4.2% Ireland
467 Ship Finance International Limited (NYSE:SFL) -4.4% Bermuda
468 Leading Brands, Inc. (NASDAQ:LBIX) -4.4% Canada
469 BRF Brasil Foods SA(ADR) (NYSE:BRFS) -4.4% Brazil
470 SinoHub Inc (AMEX:SIHI) -4.4% China
471 Solarfun Power Holdings Co., Ltd. (ADR) (NASDAQ:SOLF) -4.8% China
472 Grupo Televisa, S.A. (ADR) (NYSE:TV) -4.8% Mexico
473 Advantage Oil & Gas Ltd. (NYSE:AAV) -4.9% Canada
474 Credicorp Ltd. (USA) (NYSE:BAP) -4.9% Peru
475 Petroleo Brasileiro SA (ADR) (NYSE:PBR) -4.9% Brazil
476 BHP Billiton Limited (ADR) (NYSE:BHP) -5.0% Australia
477 Minefinders Corp. Ltd. (USA) (AMEX:MFN) -5.1% Canada
478 RINO International Corporation (NASDAQ:RINO) -5.1% China
479 Telecomunicacoes de Sao Paulo SA (ADR) (NYSE:TSP) -5.1% Brazil
480 Telefonos de Mexico, S.A. (ADR) (NYSE:TMX) -5.1% Mexico
481 AerCap Holdings N.V. (NYSE:AER) -5.2% Netherlands
482 Nippon Telegraph & Telephone Corp. (ADR) (NYSE:NTT) -5.4% Japan
483 Orsus Xelent Technologies Inc. (AMEX:ORS) -5.4% China
484 EXFO Electro-Optical Engineering (USA) (NASDAQ:EXFO) -5.5% Canada
485 Everest Re Group, Ltd. (NYSE:RE) -5.5% Bermuda
486 Canon Inc. (ADR) (NYSE:CAJ) -5.5% Japan
487 Yuhe International, Inc (NASDAQ:YUII) -5.6% China
488 AgFeed Industries, Inc. (NASDAQ:FEED) -5.7% China
489 Kandi Technolgies Corp. (NASDAQ:KNDI) -5.7% China
490 Magyar Telekom Plc. (ADR) (NYSE:MTA) -5.7% Hungary
491 BluePhoenix Solutions, Ltd.(USA) (NASDAQ:BPHX) -5.8% Israel
492 Excel Maritime Carriers Ltd (NYSE:EXM) -5.9% Greece
493 Ninetowns Internet Technlgy Grp Co Ltd. (NASDAQ:NINE) -6.0% China
494 ICICI Bank Limited (ADR) (NYSE:IBN) -6.0% India
495 Coca-Cola HBC S.A. (ADR) (NYSE:CCH) -6.1% Greece
496 China Technology Development Group Corp. (NASDAQ:CTDC) -6.1% Hong Kong
497 Embraer – Empr Bras Aeronautica (ADR) (NYSE:ERJ) -6.2% Brazil
498 TIM Participacoes SA (ADR) (NYSE:TSU) -6.2% Brazil
499 XL Group plc (NYSE:XL) -6.3% Ireland
500 Magal Security Systems Ltd. (USA) (NASDAQ:MAGS) -6.3% Israel
501 AstraZeneca plc (ADR) (NYSE:AZN) -6.3% United Kingdom
502 Shire Plc. (ADR) (NASDAQ:SHPGY) -6.4% United Kingdom
503 Vodafone Group Plc (ADR) (NASDAQ:VOD) -6.4% United Kingdom
504 Seabridge Gold, Inc. (USA) (AMEX:SA) -6.4% Canada
505 Bancolombia S.A. (ADR) (NYSE:CIB) -6.4% Colombia
506 Sociedad Quimica y Minera (ADR) (NYSE:SQM) -6.5% Chile
507 Statoil ASA(ADR) (NYSE:STO) -6.5% Norway
508 Wipro Limited (ADR) (NYSE:WIT) -6.5% India
509 Talisman Energy Inc. (USA) (NYSE:TLM) -6.6% Canada
510 Crystallex International Corp. (USA) (AMEX:KRY) -6.7% Canada
511 Duoyuan Global Water Inc (NYSE:DGW) -7.0% China
512 Central European Media Enterprises Ltd. (NASDAQ:CETV) -7.1% Bermuda
513 China Techfaith Wireless Comm. Tech. Ltd (NASDAQ:CNTF) -7.1% China
514 Companhia Paranaense de Energia (ADR) (NYSE:ELP) -7.1% Brazil
515 Grupo Aeroportuario del Sureste (ADR) (NYSE:ASR) -7.1% Mexico
516 SAP AG (ADR) (NYSE:SAP) -7.2% Germany
517 RiT Technologies Ltd. (NASDAQ:RITT) -7.3% Israel
518 Argo Group International Holdings, Ltd. (NASDAQ:AGII) -7.4% Bermuda
519 Endeavour Silver Corp. (CAN) (AMEX:EXK) -7.6% Canada
520 Fly Leasing Ltd(ADR) (NYSE:FLY) -7.7% Ireland
521 China Sky One Medical, Inc. (NASDAQ:CSKI) -7.8% China
522 Eurand N.V. (NASDAQ:EURX) -7.8% Netherlands
523 Vivo Participacoes SA (ADR) (NYSE:VIV) -7.8% Brazil
524 Credit Suisse Group AG (ADR) (NYSE:CS) -7.8% Switzerland
525 Alpha and Omega Semiconductor Ltd (NASDAQ:AOSL) -7.8% Bermuda
526 LML Payment Systems, Inc. (NASDAQ:LMLP) -7.9% Canada
527 China Gerui Adv Mtals Grp Ltd (NASDAQ:CHOP) -8.0% China
528 Perfect World Co., Ltd. (ADR) (NASDAQ:PWRD) -8.1% China
529 Telestone Technologies Corporation (NASDAQ:TSTC) -8.1% China
530 Companhia de Saneamento Basico (ADR) (NYSE:SBS) -8.1% Brazil
531 VisionChina Media Inc (NASDAQ:VISN) -8.2% China
532 Avago Technologies Limited (NASDAQ:AVGO) -8.2% Singapore
533 American Dairy, Inc. (NYSE:ADY) -8.2% China
534 Willis Group Holdings PLC (NYSE:WSH) -8.2% United Kingdom
535 National Grid plc (ADR) (NYSE:NGG) -8.2% United Kingdom
536 Gol Linhas Aereas Inteligentes SA (ADR) (NYSE:GOL) -8.3% Brazil
537 StealthGas Inc. (NASDAQ:GASS) -8.3% Greece
538 New Oriental Energy & Chemical Corp. (NASDAQ:NOEC) -8.4% China
539 Korea Electric Power Corporation (ADR) (NYSE:KEP) -8.4% South Korea
540 Private Media Group Inc. (NASDAQ:PRVT) -8.5% Spain
541 SK Telecom Co., Ltd. (ADR) (NYSE:SKM) -8.5% South Korea
542 Mobile TeleSystems OJSC (ADR) (NYSE:MBT) -8.6% Russia
543 Enstar Group Ltd. (NASDAQ:ESGR) -8.6% Bermuda
544 Alcatel-Lucent (ADR) (NYSE:ALU) -8.8% France
545 NXP Semiconductors NV (NASDAQ:NXPI) -8.8% Netherlands
546 Ampal-American Israel Corporation (NASDAQ:AMPL) -9.0% Israel
547 Ingersoll-Rand PLC (NYSE:IR) -9.1% Ireland
548 Highway Holdings Limited (NASDAQ:HIHO) -9.1% Hong Kong
549 HDFC Bank Limited (ADR) (NYSE:HDB) -9.1% India
550 Claude Resources Inc. (USA) (AMEX:CGR) -9.2% Canada
551 Ituran Location and Control Ltd. (US) (NASDAQ:ITRN) -9.2% Israel
552 VocalTec Communications Ltd. (NASDAQ:CALL) -9.2% Israel
553 Mitsui & Co., Ltd. (ADR) (NASDAQ:MITSY) -9.4% Japan
554 Telvent Git, S.A (NASDAQ:TLVT) -9.5% Spain
555 Kinross Gold Corporation (USA) (NYSE:KGC) -9.5% Canada
556 BT Group plc (ADR) (NYSE:BT) -9.5% United Kingdom
557 Shamir Optical Industry Ltd. (NASDAQ:SHMR) -9.6% Israel
558 Foster Wheeler Ltd. (NASDAQ:FWLT) -9.7% Switzerland
559 Zoom Technologies, Inc. (NASDAQ:ZOOM) -9.8% China
560 Charm Communications Inc (NASDAQ:CHRM) -9.8% China
561 EDAP TMS S.A. (ADR) (NASDAQ:EDAP) -9.8% France
562 Arch Capital Group Ltd. (NASDAQ:ACGL) -9.9% Bermuda
563 Sinovac Biotech Ltd. (NASDAQ:SVA) -9.9% China
564 Triple-S Management Corp. (NYSE:GTS) -10.0% Puerto Rico
565 Telecom Argentina S.A. (ADR) (NYSE:TEO) -10.1% Argentina
566 Trina Solar Limited (ADR) (NYSE:TSL) -10.1% China
567 Magic Software Enterprises Ltd. (NASDAQ:MGIC) -10.2% Israel
568 MIND C.T.I. Ltd. (NASDAQ:MNDO) -10.3% Israel
569 Kyocera Corporation (ADR) (NYSE:KYO) -10.3% Japan
570 Cellcom Israel Ltd. (NYSE:CEL) -10.3% Israel
571 Exeter Resource Corp. (AMEX:XRA) -10.4% Canada
572 B + H Ocean Carriers Ltd. (AMEX:BHO) -10.5% Bermuda
573 Orient-Express Hotels Ltd. (NYSE:OEH) -10.6% Bermuda
574 AU Optronics Corp. (ADR) (NYSE:AUO) -10.6% Taiwan
575 Labopharm Inc. (NASDAQ:DDSS) -10.6% Canada
576 Nomura Holdings, Inc. (ADR) (NYSE:NMR) -10.6% Japan
577 China Southern Airlines Limited (ADR) (NYSE:ZNH) -10.7% China
578 Companhia Energetica Minas Gerais (ADR) (NYSE:CIG) -10.7% Brazil
579 Natuzzi, S.p.A (ADR) (NYSE:NTZ) -10.7% Italy
580 Technicolor S.A.(ADR) (NYSE:TCH) -10.8% France
581 Syneron Medical Ltd. (NASDAQ:ELOS) -10.8% Israel
582 Taiwan Semiconductor Mfg. Co. Ltd. (ADR) (NYSE:TSM) -10.9% Taiwan
583 Origin Agritech Ltd. (NASDAQ:SEED) -11.1% China
584 Companhia de Bebidas das Americas (ADR) (NYSE:ABV) -11.1% Brazil
585 Global-Tech Advanced Innovations Inc. (NASDAQ:GAI) -11.2% Hong Kong
586 North American Energy Partners Inc.(USA) (NYSE:NOA) -11.3% Canada
587 General Steel Holdings, Inc. (NYSE:GSI) -11.4% China
588 Marvell Technology Group Ltd. (NASDAQ:MRVL) -11.5% Bermuda
589 Eni S.p.A. (ADR) (NYSE:E) -11.7% Italy
590 China Ritar Power Corp. (NASDAQ:CRTP) -11.8% China
591 Mechel OAO (ADR) (NYSE:MTL) -12.1% Russia
592 Montpelier Re Holdings Ltd. (NYSE:MRH) -12.2% Bermuda
593 Wuhan General Group China Inc. (NASDAQ:WUHN) -12.3% China
594 G. Willi-Food International Limited (NASDAQ:WILC) -12.5% Israel
595 SmartHeat Inc (NASDAQ:HEAT) -12.5% China
596 Provident Energy Trust (USA) (NYSE:PVX) -12.6% Canada
597 Copa Holdings, S.A. (NYSE:CPA) -12.6% Panama
598 Nice Systems Ltd. (ADR) (NASDAQ:NICE) -12.7% Israel
599 Barrick Gold Corporation (USA) (NYSE:ABX) -12.7% Canada
600 Global Indemnity plc (NASDAQ:GBLI) -12.7% Cayman Islands
601 DragonWave, Inc.(USA) (NASDAQ:DRWI) -12.7% Canada
602 Steiner Leisure Limited (NASDAQ:STNR) -12.8% Bahamas
603 Vitran Corporation, Inc. (USA) (NASDAQ:VTNC) -12.9% Canada
604 Ness Technologies, Inc. (NASDAQ:NSTC) -12.9% Israel
605 Mercer International Inc. (NASDAQ:MERC) -13.1% Canada
606 Helen of Troy Limited (NASDAQ:HELE) -13.1% Bermuda
607 Transocean LTD (NYSE:RIG) -13.3% Switzerland
608 Tsakos Energy Navigation Ltd. (NYSE:TNP) -13.3% Greece
609 Tucows Inc. (USA) (AMEX:TCX) -13.3% Canada
610 Canadian National Railway (USA) (NYSE:CNI) -13.5% Canada
611 CARDIOME PHARMA CORP (NASDAQ:CRME) -13.5% Canada
612 IncrediMail Ltd. (USA) (NASDAQ:MAIL) -13.5% Israel
613 Xinyuan Real Estate Co., Ltd. (ADR) (NYSE:XIN) -13.7% China
614 ASML Holding N.V. (ADR) (NASDAQ:ASML) -13.7% Netherlands
615 TransCanada Corporation (USA) (NYSE:TRP) -13.7% Canada
616 FreeSeas Inc. (NASDAQ:FREE) -13.8% Greece
617 BP plc (ADR) (NYSE:BP) -13.9% United Kingdom
618 China Information Security Tech, Inc. (NASDAQ:CNIT) -13.9% China
619 Simcere Pharmaceutical Group (NYSE:SCR) -13.9% China
620 American Oriental Bioengineering, Inc. (NYSE:AOB) -14.3% China
621 BCE Inc. (USA) (NYSE:BCE) -14.3% Canada
622 Bank of Montreal (USA) (NYSE:BMO) -14.4% Canada
623 Popular, Inc. (NASDAQ:BPOP) -14.6% Puerto Rico
624 China Automotive Systems, Inc. (NASDAQ:CAAS) -14.7% China
625 Agria Corporation (ADR) (NYSE:GRO) -14.7% China
626 IntelliPharmaCeutics Intl Inc (USA) (NASDAQ:IPCI) -14.8% Canada
627 China Mobile Ltd. (ADR) (NYSE:CHL) -14.9% Hong Kong
628 Rosetta Genomics Ltd. (USA) (NASDAQ:ROSG) -15.1% Israel
629 Tower Semiconductor Ltd. (USA) (NASDAQ:TSEM) -15.2% Israel
630 Transportadora de Gas del Sur SA (ADR) (NYSE:TGS) -15.3% Argentina
631 Fresh Del Monte Produce Inc. (NYSE:FDP) -15.3% Cayman Islands
632 Torm A/S (ADR) (NASDAQ:TRMD) -15.3% Denmark
633 Longtop Financial Technologies Limited (NYSE:LFT) -15.4% China
634 Funtalk China Holdings Ltd. (NASDAQ:FTLK) -15.5% China
635 AsiaInfo-Linkage, Inc. (NASDAQ:ASIA) -15.6% China
636 Unilever plc (ADR) (NYSE:UL) -15.6% United Kingdom
637 7 DAYS GROUP HOLDINGS LIMITED(ADR) (NYSE:SVN) -15.9% China
638 Flextronics International Ltd. (NASDAQ:FLEX) -16.0% Singapore
639 Eldorado Gold Corporation (USA) (NYSE:EGO) -16.0% Canada
640 American Safety Insurance Holdings, Ltd. (NYSE:ASI) -16.2% Bermuda
641 ACE Limited (NYSE:ACE) -16.2% Switzerland
642 Eltek Ltd. (NASDAQ:ELTK) -16.2% Israel
643 Canadian Solar Inc. (NASDAQ:CSIQ) -16.3% China
644 Oilsands Quest Inc. (AMEX:BQI) -16.4% Canada
645 Tim Hortons Inc. (USA) (NYSE:THI) -16.5% Canada
646 Canadian Natural Resource Ltd (USA) (NYSE:CNQ) -16.7% Canada
647 Siliconware Precision Industries (ADR) (NASDAQ:SPIL) -16.7% Taiwan
648 IESI BFC Ltd (NYSE:BIN) -17.2% Canada
649 Sutor Technology Group Ltd. (NASDAQ:SUTR) -17.3% China
650 Banco Bradesco SA (ADR) (NYSE:BBD) -17.4% Brazil
651 Flagstone Reinsurance Holdings SA (NYSE:FSR) -17.4% Bermuda
652 DryShips Inc. (NASDAQ:DRYS) -17.5% Greece
653 Advanced Semiconductor Engineering (ADR) (NYSE:ASX) -17.6% Taiwan
654 Tongjitang Chinese Medicines Co. (ADR) (NYSE:TCM) -17.7% China
655 Kingtone Wirelessinfo Solutions Hldg Ltd (NASDAQ:KONE) -18.1% China
656 Portugal Telecom, SGPS (ADR) (NYSE:PT) -18.1% Portugal
657 Acergy S.A. (ADR) (NASDAQ:ACGY) -18.3% Luxembourg
658 Noah Education Holdings Ltd. (ADR) (NYSE:NED) -18.4% China
659 Nabors Industries Ltd. (NYSE:NBR) -18.5% Bermuda
660 Entertainment Gaming Asia Inc. (AMEX:EGT) -18.8% Hong Kong
661 CryptoLogic Limited (USA) (NASDAQ:CRYP) -19.2% Canada
662 China INSOnline Corp. (NASDAQ:CHIO) -19.4% China
663 Nortel Inversora S.A. (ADR) (NYSE:NTL) -19.6% Argentina
664 Embotelladora Andina SA (ADR) (NYSE:AKO.A) -19.7% Chile
665 Open Text Corporation (USA) (NASDAQ:OTEX) -19.9% Canada
666 China Architectural Engineering, Inc. (NASDAQ:CAEI) -20.0% China
667 RRSat Global Communications Network Ltd. (NASDAQ:RRST) -20.0% Israel
668 RADA Electronic Ind. Ltd. (NASDAQ:RADA) -20.0% Israel
669 City Telecom (H.K.) Limited (ADR) (NASDAQ:CTEL) -20.4% Hong Kong
670 Gran Tierra Energy Inc. (AMEX:GTE) -20.5% Canada
671 Himax Technologies, Inc. (ADR) (NASDAQ:HIMX) -20.6% Taiwan
672 Ternium S.A. (ADR) (NYSE:TX) -21.3% Luxembourg
673 RenaissanceRe Holdings Ltd. (NYSE:RNR) -21.4% Bermuda
674 Global Sources Ltd. (Bermuda) (NASDAQ:GSOL) -21.5% Bermuda
675 Pointer Telocation Limited (NASDAQ:PNTR) -22.0% Israel
676 Penn West Energy Trust (USA) (NYSE:PWE) -22.2% Canada
677 Seanergy Maritime Holdings Corp. (NASDAQ:SHIP) -22.2% Greece
678 InterContinental Hotels Group PLC (ADR) (NYSE:IHG) -22.3% United Kingdom
679 Yanzhou Coal Mining Co. (ADR) (NYSE:YZC) -22.3% China
680 Consolidated Water Co. Ltd. (NASDAQ:CWCO) -22.7% Cayman Islands
681 Danaos Corporation (NYSE:DAC) -22.7% Greece
682 IAMGOLD Corporation (USA) (NYSE:IAG) -23.1% Canada
683 Compania de Minas Buenaventura SA (ADR) (NYSE:BVN) -23.1% Peru
684 Internet Gold Golden Lines Ltd. (NASDAQ:IGLD) -23.1% Israel
685 GigaMedia Limited (NASDAQ:GIGM) -23.3% Taiwan
686 Anheuser-Busch InBev NV (ADR) (NYSE:BUD) -23.3% Belgium
687 China Sunergy Co., Ltd. (ADR) (NASDAQ:CSUN) -23.5% China
688 Taseko Mines Limited (USA) (AMEX:TGB) -23.6% Canada
689 France Telecom SA (ADR) (NYSE:FTE) -23.7% France
690 Canadian Pacific Railway Limited (USA) (NYSE:CP) -23.7% Canada
691 China Distance Education Holdings Ltd. (NYSE:DL) -24.0% China
692 China Shen Zhou Mining & Resources Inc. (AMEX:SHZ) -24.1% China
693 Maxcom Telecomunic S.A.B. de C.V. (ADR) (NYSE:MXT) -24.7% Mexico
694 Deswell Industries, Inc. (NASDAQ:DSWL) -24.7% Macao
695 United Microelectronics Corp (ADR) (NYSE:UMC) -25.0% Taiwan
696 CTC Media, Inc. (NASDAQ:CTCM) -25.1% Russia
697 Covidien plc (NYSE:COV) -25.2% Ireland
698 Hollysys Automation Technologies Ltd (NASDAQ:HOLI) -25.2% China
699 Changyou.com Limited(ADR) (NASDAQ:CYOU) -25.3% China
700 Tianli Agritech, Inc. (NASDAQ:OINK) -25.8% China
701 Potash Corp./Saskatchewan (USA) (NYSE:POT) -25.9% Canada
702 Siemens AG (ADR) (NYSE:SI) -26.1% Germany
703 ENSCO PLC (NYSE:ESV) -26.2% United Kingdom
704 Andatee China Marine Fuel Ser Corp (NASDAQ:AMCF) -26.2% China
705 KT Corporation (ADR) (NYSE:KT) -26.2% South Korea
706 Orient Paper Inc (NYSE:ONP) -26.4% China
707 Cosan Limited (NYSE:CZZ) -26.4% Brazil
708 Tata Communications Limited (ADR) (NYSE:TCL) -26.8% India
709 Axis Capital Holdings Limited (NYSE:AXS) -27.2% Bermuda
710 POSCO (ADR) (NYSE:PKX) -27.3% South Korea
711 Orbotech Ltd. (NASDAQ:ORBK) -27.4% Israel
712 CPFL Energia S.A. (ADR) (NYSE:CPL) -27.6% Brazil
713 Turkcell Iletisim Hizmetleri A.S. (ADR) (NYSE:TKC) -27.7% Turkey
714 Almaden Minerals Ltd. (USA) (AMEX:AAU) -27.7% Canada
715 Cogo Group, Inc. (NASDAQ:COGO) -27.7% China
716 Banco Santander, S.A. (ADR) (NYSE:STD) -27.8% Spain
717 China GrenTech Corporation Limited (ADR) (NASDAQ:GRRF) -27.9% China
718 WuXi PharmaTech (Cayman) Inc. (ADR) (NYSE:WX) -28.0% China
719 Empresas ICA SA (ADR) (NYSE:ICA) -28.3% Mexico
720 Telefonica S.A. (ADR) (NYSE:TEF) -28.4% Spain
721 Companhia Brasileira de Distrib. (ADR) (NYSE:CBD) -28.6% Brazil
722 Harry Winston Diamond Corporation (USA) (NYSE:HWD) -28.6% Canada
723 Grupo Casa Saba, S.A. (ADR) (NYSE:SAB) -28.6% Mexico
724 Check Point Software Technologies Ltd. (NASDAQ:CHKP) -28.9% Israel
725 RADVISION LTD. (USA) (NASDAQ:RVSN) -28.9% Israel
726 Telecom Corp of New Zealand (ADR) (NYSE:NZT) -29.0% New Zealand
727 China Digital TV Holding Co., Ltd. (NYSE:STV) -29.6% China
728 Sorl Auto Parts, Inc. (NASDAQ:SORL) -30.0% China
729 Tyco International Ltd. (NYSE:TYC) -30.4% Switzerland
730 China Fire & Security Group, Inc. (NASDAQ:CFSG) -31.5% China
731 Silicom Ltd. (NASDAQ:SILC) -31.6% Israel
732 Linktone Ltd. (ADR) (NASDAQ:LTON) -31.8% China
733 Reed Elsevier plc (ADR) (NYSE:RUK) -32.0% United Kingdom
734 WNS (Holdings) Limited (ADR) (NYSE:WNS) -32.5% India
735 Home Inns & Hotels Management Inc. (ADR) (NASDAQ:HMIN) -33.5% China
736 Unilever N.V. (ADR) (NYSE:UN) -33.5% Netherlands
737 Manulife Financial Corporation (USA) (NYSE:MFC) -34.1% Canada
738 Verigy Ltd. (NASDAQ:VRGY) -34.4% Singapore
739 Magna International Inc. (USA) (NYSE:MGA) -34.8% Canada
740 Pampa Energia S.A. (ADR) (NYSE:PAM) -35.1% Argentina
741 Celestica Inc. (USA) (NYSE:CLS) -36.3% Canada
742 Chicago Bridge & Iron Company N.V. (NYSE:CBI) -36.3% Netherlands
743 Koninklijke Philips Electronics NV (ADR) (NYSE:PHG) -36.8% Netherlands
744 Brookfield Asset Management Inc. (USA) (NYSE:BAM) -36.9% Canada
745 Terra Nova Royalty Corp (NYSE:TTT) -37.1% Canada
746 ChinaEdu Corporation (ADR) (NASDAQ:CEDU) -37.4% China
747 Retalix Limited (NASDAQ:RTLX) -38.4% Israel
748 Chunghwa Telecom Co., Ltd (ADR) (NYSE:CHT) -38.9% Taiwan
749 TOP Ships Inc. (NASDAQ:TOPS) -39.2% Greece
750 Alumina Limited (ADR) (NYSE:AWC) -39.5% Australia
751 IFM Investments Limited (NYSE:CTC) -39.6% China
752 AutoNavi Holdings Ltd (NASDAQ:AMAP) -40.2% China
753 Alcon, Inc. (NYSE:ACL) -40.5% Switzerland
754 Richmont Mines Inc. (USA) (AMEX:RIC) -42.0% Canada
755 Giant Interactive Group Inc (NYSE:GA) -42.6% China
756 International Tower Hill Mines Ltd(USA] (AMEX:THM) -42.7% Canada
757 Patni Computer Systems Limited (ADR) (NYSE:PTI) -42.7% India
758 Renhuang Pharmaceuticals, Inc. (AMEX:RHGP) -43.0% China
759 Enbridge Inc. (USA) (NYSE:ENB) -43.1% Canada
760 Banco Santander (Brasil) SA(ADR) (NYSE:BSBR) -43.6% Brazil
761 China Intelligent Lighting & Elec Inc (AMEX:CIL) -43.9% China
762 Kubota Corporation (ADR) (NYSE:KUB) -44.5% Japan
763 Formula Systems (1985) Ltd. (ADR) (NASDAQ:FORTY) -44.7% Israel
764 PT Indosat Tbk (ADR) (NYSE:IIT) -45.5% Indonesia
765 Internet Initiative Japan Inc. (ADR) (NASDAQ:IIJI) -45.5% Japan
766 Flexible Solutions International, Inc. (AMEX:FSI) -46.5% Canada
767 China Education Alliance, Inc. (NYSE:CEU) -47.0% China
768 Shaw Communications Inc. (USA) (NYSE:SJR) -47.4% Canada
769 China Auto Logistics Inc (NASDAQ:CALI) -48.5% China
770 China Marine Food Group Ltd (AMEX:CMFO) -50.0% China
771 Crucell N.V. (ADR) (NASDAQ:CRXL) -50.2% Netherlands
772 Gentium S.p.A. (ADR) (NASDAQ:GENT) -50.2% Italy
773 Paragon Shipping Inc. (NYSE:PRGN) -50.3% Greece
774 WSP Holdings Limited (NYSE:WH) -50.7% China
775 Doral Financial Corp. (NYSE:DRL) -51.8% Puerto Rico
776 Concord Medical Services Holding Ltd. (NYSE:CCM) -52.1% China
777 China Cord Blood Corp (NYSE:CO) -52.2% China
778 Jingwei International Limited (NASDAQ:JNGW) -52.9% China
779 China Hydroelectric Corporation (NYSE:CHC) -53.0% China
780 SearchMedia Holdings Limited (AMEX:IDI) -53.1% China
781 Schlumberger Limited. (NYSE:SLB) -53.4% Netherland Antilles
782 Nam Tai Electronics, Inc. (NYSE:NTE) -54.8% China
783 ChinaNet Online Holdings Inc (NDA) (NASDAQ:CNET) -55.4% China
784 NIVS IntelliMedia Technology Group Inc (NYSE:NIV) -55.8% China
785 CDC Software Corp (NASDAQ:CDCS) -56.7% Hong Kong
786 Prana Biotechnology Limited (ADR) (NASDAQ:PRAN) -57.3% Australia
787 Fomento Economico Mexicano SAB (ADR) (NYSE:FMX) -58.9% Mexico
788 ASM International N.V. (USA) (NASDAQ:ASMI) -59.0% Netherlands
789 Teekay LNG Partners L.P. (NYSE:TGP) -60.2% Bermuda
790 SMTC Corporation (USA) (NASDAQ:SMTX) -60.4% Canada
791 China Infrastructure Investment Corp (NASDAQ:CIIC) -60.7% China
792 Equal Energy Ltd. (USA) (NYSE:EQU) -61.0% Canada
793 Entree Gold Inc. (AMEX:EGI) -62.3% Canada
794 Net 1 UEPS Technologies, Inc. (NASDAQ:UEPS) -62.6% South Africa
795 Industrias Bachoco, S.A.B. de C.V. (ADR) (NYSE:IBA) -64.3% Mexico
796 SinoCoking Coal and Coke Chem Ind, Inc. (NASDAQ:SCOK) -64.5% China
797 Star Bulk Carriers Corp. (NASDAQ:SBLK) -65.4% Greece
798 Gravity Co., LTD. (ADR) (NASDAQ:GRVY) -66.9% South Korea
799 Metalink Ltd. (NASDAQ:MTLK) -67.4% Israel
800 TELUS Corporation (USA) (NYSE:TU) -67.9% Canada
801 Shanda Games Limited(ADR) (NASDAQ:GAME) -68.5% China
802 Midway Gold Corp. (AMEX:MDW) -70.3% Canada
803 Actions Semiconductor Co., Ltd. (ADR) (NASDAQ:ACTS) -74.4% China
804 Nidec Corporation (ADR) (NYSE:NJ) -76.3% Japan
805 Biostar Pharmaceuticals, Inc. (NASDAQ:BSPM) -76.7% China
806 Compania Cervecerias Unidas S.A. (ADR) (NYSE:CCU) -77.3% Chile
807 Jinpan International Limited (NASDAQ:JST) -78.5% China
808 Pengrowth Energy Trust (USA) (NYSE:PGH) -78.6% Canada
809 Gruma S.A.B. de C.V. (ADR) (NYSE:GMK) -82.1% Mexico
810 China Nuokang Bio-Pharmaceutical Inc. (NASDAQ:NKBP) -83.7% China
811 Mitel Networks Corporation (NASDAQ:MITL) -86.3% Canada
812 Mahanagar Telephone Nigam Limited (ADR) (NYSE:MTE) -86.6% India
813 China Metro Rural Holdings Ltd (AMEX:CNR) -91.4% Hong Kong
814 Jiangbo Pharmaceuticals, Inc. (NASDAQ:JGBO) -91.4% China
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US stocks higher after the open; Dow Jones rises 0.52%

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US stocks higher after the open; Dow Jones rises 0.52% Stock Markets Review – Oct 21, 2010 Forex Pros – US stocks were higher after the open on Thursday, as strong corporate earnings reports boosted sentiment on Wall Street and led markets higher. During early US trade, the Dow Jones …

US stocks higher after the open; Dow Jones rises 0.52%

Market News: Google Inc. (NASDAQ:GOOG), Microsoft Corp. (NASDAQ:MSFT), Apple Inc. (NASDAQ:AAPL)

Here is another batch of news briefings which could affect stocks on world markets in trading later today. The following companies should see some movement: Google Inc. (NASDAQ:GOOG), Microsoft Corp. (NASDAQ:MSFT), Apple Inc. (NASDAQ:AAPL). Here is a more detailed look at the news that will affect each company when trading continues. Google Inc. (NASDAQ:GOOG) Google Inc. (NASDAQ:GOOG) has launched a standalone YouTube application for Froyo. On a move to split one more application from the Android platform, Google Inc. (NASDAQ:GOOG) has released Froyo as another standalone application.  The search engine giant had come up with a separate Gmail client last month. The newest application is available for handsets running on Android 2.2 or above. It was reported that the updated features include in-page playback, the option that allows users to read comments while watching videos. Other notable features include the option to rotate to full screen, home screen personalization, and shooting videos and uploading them directly from the application rather than opening a separate camera client. Microsoft Corp. (NASDAQ:MSFT) Microsoft Corporation (NASDAQ:MSFT) has sold 240 Million licenses of Windows 7 in the first year. Brandon LeBlanc, a Windows Communications Manager at Microsoft Corporation (NASDAQ:MSFT), wrote in a blog post that the company could sell 240 Million licenses in a single year, making Windows 7 as the fastest selling operating system in the history. LeBlanc said that "Six months after launch, 100% (over 18,000) of our OEM partners were selling Windows 7 PCs versus 70% for Windows Vista PCs at a comparable time period. And there is an incredible ecosystem of products – software and hardware – that work great with Windows 7 too." Apple Inc. (NASDAQ:AAPL) President Obama has met with Apple Inc. (NASDAQ:AAPL) CEO Steve Jobs for a policy discussion. Robert Gibbs, a White House spokesperson, said that the president met the Mac maker's CEO on Thursday afternoon in San Francisco. Gibbs said in his statement “They discussed American competitiveness and education, especially reforms such as the President’s Race to the Top initiative.” It was also said that Obama and Jobs discussed energy independence and ways to increase job creation. “I think they last met … along the trail in the 2008 (presidential) campaign,” Gibbs added. Expect more movement when trading continues for Google Inc. (NASDAQ:GOOG), Microsoft Corp. (NASDAQ:MSFT) and Apple Inc. (NASDAQ:AAPL).
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Large Cap Stock Movers (LVS, ERIC, Baidu.com, Inc.)

Las Vegas Sands Corp. (NYSE:LVS) jumped 2.55% to $38.95 on high volume on Friday. The stock has soared 159% so far this year. It has a 52-week range of $12.95-$39.59. Las Vegas Sands Corp. (LVSC) owns and operates The Venetian Resort Hotel Casino (The Venetian Las Vegas), The Palazzo Resort Hotel Casino (The Palazzo) and The Sands Expo and Convention Center (the Sands Expo Center) in Las Vegas, Nevada, and the Sands Macao. Telefonaktiebolaget LM Ericsson (ADR) (NASDAQ:ERIC) climbed 6.22% to $11.45 on very hevry hefrty volume after the world's largest maker of wireless networks beat market expectations with a more than four-fold increase in third-quarter profit. Telefonaktiebolaget LM Ericsson (Ericsson) is a supplier of equipment, integrated solutions, multimedia applications and services to operators worldwide. The Company is a provider of communications networks, related services and multimedia solutions. Baidu.com, Inc. (ADR) (NASDAQ:BIDU) surged 4.77% to $107.37 and made an all time high of $109.34 after it posted a better than expected third quarterly earnings. The company earned 46 cents a share on revenue of $337.2 million, topping analysts estimates of 41 cents a share on revenue of $333.3 million. The company forecast its revenue to be $354.2 million – $364.7 million, better than street's estimates of $348.5 million.
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TODAY’S STOCK MARKET DOW JONES INDUSTRIAL AVERAGE DJI, S&P 500, NASDAQ INDEX TRENDS, NOTES October 22nd, 2010 Mid Day

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Stocks closed on Thursday with gains as investors continue to tally reports of better than anticipated corporate third quarter earnings, a decline in jobless claims, and a continued anticipation that the Fed will roll out another round of asset purchases to assist with stimulating the economy. This influx of positive news and expectations temporarily heightened activity. Friday stocks are mixed as currency tensions emerge and new reports indicate that the Fed’s stimulus response may not be worthy of all the hype. A two day meeting started today in South Korea for G-20 ministers regarding finance and central banking. A formal announcement of discussions will be released next week. At mid day the market indices are mixed. NASDAQ is up 7.90 points to 2,467.59 . S&P 500 is up 0.55 points to 1,180.81. DJIA is in the red, down 20.89 points to 11,125.68. The dollar continues in the red and the Treasurys 10-year yield is up 0.02 to 2.55%. Crude oil is up 0.45 to $81.03 a barrel. Gold is down 3.6 to $1322.00 an ounce. Strong sectors include: oil and gas equipment; food retailers; hotels; automakers; application software; asset managers; regional banks; and trucking. There are no new postings on the economic calendar at this time. Author: Pamela Frost

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An Outrageous True Story: Why People Don't Trust Banks

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Last week, my mother went into a branch of a major banking institution, the same branch she had been going to for many years. She wanted to get something out of her safety deposit box, so she filled out the form, showed the clerk her key, and waited while the clerk went in the back. (My mother usually goes into her safebox about once a month.) After waiting for ten minutes, my mother finally asked one of the tellers what was taking so long. The teller went to check and came back with the clerk who told my mother that they had no record of her having a safe deposit box there. My mother told her that was ridiculous, showed the woman her key and driver’s license, and said that she had been going into her box regularly for years. Then the clerk asked her if she was in the right branch, and she replied that of course she was in the right branch, she never used any other branches. Finally the branch manager came over, and asked what the problem was. When my mother told him, he went in the back. After a very long wait, he came out and said that he couldn’t find any record of her having a safebox. My mother said that she had to get into her box. The manager said “I’m sorry, there is nothing I can do.” Apparently, there has been a recent turnover of employees at the branch. One of the tellers who did know my mother said that she saw that the safebox signature cards were moved from a drawer to a metal box, and maybe her signature card got lost in the transfer. Anyway, my mother finally left, completely stunned, stressed, and devastated, without being able to get access to her safety deposit box. My questions to you, dear readers, is: 1. What would you do if this happened to you? 2. What would you do if this happened to your mother who lives 500 miles away, and asks you what she should do?

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Top Volume Gainers at NASDAQ Technology Sector are (MU, SATC, PMCS, ATML, CPWR)

Dear PSL members Micron Technology, Inc. (NASDAQ: MU) plunged 2.47%, closing the day at $7.50 with the overall trading volume of 15.42 million shares for the day. Its market capitalization is $7.46 billion and in 52 weeks the price range remained $6.12-$11.40. SatCon Technology Corporation (NASDAQ: SATC) increased 6.13%, closing the day at $4.33 with the overall trading volume 11.45 million shares for the day. Its market capitalization is $314.41 million and in 52 weeks the price range remained $1.83-$4.53. PMC-Sierra, Inc. (NASDAQ: PMCS) jumped 6.56%, closing the day at $7.47 with the overall trading volume of 10.41 million shares for the day. Its market capitalization is $1.73 billion and in 52 weeks the price range remained $6.85-$9.73. Atmel Corporation (NASDAQ: ATML) gained 2.64%, closing the day at $8.15 with the overall trading volume of 10.36 million shares for the day. Its market capitalization is $3.76 billion and in 52 weeks the price range remained $3.60-$8.70. Compuware Corporation (NASDAQ: CPWR) reported a gain of 12.47%, closing the day at $9.92 with the overall trading volume of 10.17 million shares for the day. Its market capitalization is $2.21 billion and 52 week price range remained $6.79-$10.39.
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Service Sector Stocks Ended Higher (EBAY, AMZN, SVU)

eBay Inc. (NASDAQ:EBAY) surged 3.22% to $28.07. Late Wednesday, eBay said its third-quarter earnings rose 23% from a year ago, mostly due to strength in its PayPal business. For the quarter, eBay earned $432 million, or 33 cents a share, on $2.25 billion in sales. The stock went up more than 17% year-to-date. The stock opened at $27.25 and traded within the range of $27.20-$28.09. Amazon.com, Inc. (NASDAQ:AMZN) added 2.52% to $169.13. For the period ended Sept. 30, Amazon this week, reported net income of $231 million, or 51 cents a share, compared with net income of $199 million or 45 cents a share for the same period last year. For the December quarter, Amazon said it expects revenue to come in the range of $12 billion to $13.3 billion. Analysts were looking for about $12.3 billion in revenues, according to FactSet estimates. Operating margin for the period is expected to come in the range of 3% to 4.2%. Wall Street had been expecting 5%, on average, for the quarter. Over the past 52-week, the stock had traded within the range of $91.70-$170.17. The stock made its fresh one-year high of $170.17. SUPERVALU INC. (NYSE:SVU) went up 2.37% and closed at $10.80. For the quarter ended Sept. 11, Supervalu said its profit, excluding charges, fell 20% from a year ago to $59 million, or 28 cents a share. Sales fell 8% to $8.7 billion. Excluding charges, the Minnesota grocer said it expects to earn $1.40 to $1.60 a share. Its July 27 forecast was $1.75 to $1.95 a share. Supervalu pegged its identical store sales to fall 5.5%, compared to its previous target for a drop of 5%. The stock went down more than 14% year-to-date.
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Mobile Games Gold Rush Continues

DeNA Co.’s $400 million purchase of iPhone game maker Ngmoco was just the beginning. Large corporations are spending big on mobile game developers, looking to cash in on the burgeoning app market as the Apple (NASDAQ: AAPL ) App Store, Microsoft’s (NASDAQ: MSFT ) Windows Phone 7 Zune Market, Nokia’s (NYSE: NOK ) Ovi store, and Google’s (NASDAQ: GOOG ) Android App Market bring in the dollars from an ever-growing audience millions strong. Electronic Arts (NASDAQ: ERTS ), already one of the five most profitable social and browser game publishers, has added one more mobile game developer to its growing stable. Electronic Arts purchased U.K. mobile publisher Chillingo for $20 million in cash yesterday. Chillingo is the publisher behind break out iPhone App Store hits Angry Birds and Cut the Rope , titles that have dominated the App Store charts in recent weeks. Rovio Mobile, the creators of Angry Birds , and Zepto Lab, Cut the Rope ‘s designers, remain independent following the acquisition but it’s likely that Electronic Arts will hire them to develop software based on their existing intellectual property. Electronic Arts isn’t the only company following DeNA’s lead. Shanghai-based game operater The9 (NASDAQ: NCTY ), which became a major player in the game publishing industry when it  began distributing Activision Blizzard’s (NASDAQ: ATVI ) World of Warcraft in China, has joined with Intel Capital (NASDAQ: INTC) in investing a total of $8 million in the Burlingame, Calif.-based Aurora Feint.  Aurora Feint is the creator of OpenFeint, an online gaming network not dissimilar to Microsoft’s Xbox Live or Apple’s Game Center. The service connects game players across a variety of mobile platforms, including both Apple’s iPhone and hand-held devices running Google’s Android. OpenFeint already supports more than 3400 games across the services and is partnered with major game publishers, including the Square-Enix owned Taito, Konami (NYSE: KNM ) subsidiary Hudson Soft, and Capcom. Intel Capital, Intel’s investment arm, and The9 are likely strengthening Aurora Feint’s operation in the hopes of attracting DeNA into making another high-profile buy in the mobile gaming space. While Ngmoco has developed a number of successful downloadable games for the iPhone, it is also the creator of the Ngmoco Plus+ online gaming network, a competitor of Aurora Feint.  DeNA also has a 20% stake in Aurora Feint, meaning that the two networks could be merged under a single banner. The new network would be established enough to combat both Apple and Microsoft’s gaming networks on mobile platforms. Elsewhere in the mobile game space, while major publishers are moving quickly to secure their control of the emerging mobile game space, game retailers are attempting to establish their own foothold on smartphones and other handhelds. North American retailer GameStop (NYSE: GME ), a company whose profits have wilted as consumers increasingly move away from physical game purchases toward digital and browser-based options, has released its first game on the Apple App Store.  Buck and the Coin of Destiny is both a game and a marketing tool, in that it stars the rabbit spokescreature featured in the company’s print and television advertising. Investors are advised to keep an eye out for IPOs from independent developers like Rovio Mobile and Zepto Lab. Apps and mobile games are one sector that is seeing serious growth at the end of 2010. As of this writing, Anthony Agnello did not own a position in any of the stocks named here.
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What Geithner Wants & What Geithner Gets

Living standards in the West are certain to fall as Asian wealth grows…

“There are more tears shed over answered prayers than over unanswered prayers…”
– Teresa of Ávila, patron saint of headache sufferers

IT’S NOW five years and $1.7 trillion of Chinese foreign-currency reserves since the People’s Bank ended a decade-long peg to the Dollar, writes Adrian Ash of BullionVault.

Throughout the mid-to-late 1990s’ Asian Crisis, and again as the US currency first began its long decline in the early Noughties, Beijing had defended 8.3 per Dollar. Its rising power – plus grumblings from trade partners – made some level of appreciation inevitable, but only if Beijing kept it strictly controlled. So back then, as today, China refused to even begin making the Yuan freely convertible – and thus accessible to foreign investment – but for very different reasons.

The fear when China carefully recalibrated its Dollar peg in 2005 was of foreign speculators driving the Yuan lower. Whereas in 2010, it’s got the opposite problem. Grabbing export share (and that mountain of foreign-exchange reserves) by suppressing its currency way below any measure of “fair value”, Beijing clearly fears a repeat of the Japanese bubble-and-bust that followed 1985′s Dollar-weakening Plaza Accord. Because since first loosening the Yuan’s Dollar peg (if only a little) half-a-decade ago, China has overtaken Japan as the world’s No.2 economy, and become the world’s top importer of copper, biggest user of cement, No.1 consumer of energy, edible oils, soybeans, rice and wheat, and the No.2 destination for physical Gold Bullion.

Yes, China’s currency should reflect this growth, at least according to non-Confucian theories of floating currencies and trade rebalancing. No doubt it will in due course, too. But if US Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner were to get his wish at the G20 meeting this weekend – which he won’t, not yet – and the Chinese Yuan did bear a greater share of the Dollar’s global devaluation, Beijing’s impact purchasing power in the food, energy and mineral markets would only grow greater.

So where Timmy might want to watch out is that the appreciation in China’s purchasing power must come at the expense of today’s freely convertible currencies.

First, Beijing likely holds some $2 trillion or more of the “big four” reserve currencies – Dollars, Euros, Sterling and Yen. Gresham’s Law says it’s more likely to spend those holdings ahead of its own, increasingly valuable money, as it buys ever-more food, energy and mineral resources to meet its surging domestic demand for a better standard of living.

Second, and should the Yuan extend its global usage from this year’s McDonalds’ bond float to central-banking reserves, the relative loss of purchasing power in Dollars, Euros, Sterling and Yen will only accelerate further. Together, the Big Four account for 96% of forex reserves according to the IMF, but that’s the lowest proportion since before the late ’90s Asian Crisis – a crisis which Beijing managed to avoid but remembers all too well.

Third, and most critically amid the global currency war – a war which will not be settled over the conference table for as long as Western central-bank policy remains fixated on currency inflation – flows of “hot money” are rightly expected, not least from US, UK and Japanese wealth fleeing zero-per-cent rates at home.

As it is, China is gently loosening controls on money outflows, but only a little, and actual outflows of Yuan remain blocked. So trying to preserve its global value, retained wealth in the West cannot get direct exposure to the currency (nor the equities at present) which will increasingly put a price on the biggest trend of the 21st century – the Eastward shift of global demand and consumption.

Even if China does liberalize (which it won’t any time soon) retail investors will be last in the queue. So a fair proxy, meantime, remains buying hard assets and natural resources. It also gets to the heart of the problem, because living standards in the West (by way of our global purchasing power) are certain to fall long-term. Asia’s growing use of world resources must come at our expense, in just the same way as the Pound Sterling’s first fall from top-dog currency status – starting some seven decades ago, and running pretty much ever since – made for a relative loss of wealth to the United States.

Most clearly amid the currency turmoil only just getting started, China’s ever-growing demand for Physical Gold and silver highlight that big, fat 21st century trend in action. By the time (if ever) that Yuan deposits become widely available through retail banking in the US, Eurozone, UK or Japan, this morning’s $1319 price-tag on gold might look a great bargain.

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Dollar Shocker! Not the Worst vs. Gold

Gold Bullion has risen faster against the Euro and Sterling than vs. the Dollar…

TO THE SURPRISE of many investors, the Yankee Dollar has earned only a third-place ribbon for its depreciation against gold over the past 12 months, writes Brad Zigler at Hard Assets Investor.

With all the recent hoopla and headlines about gold making new highs against the greenback, the destruction derby of the world’s reserve currencies is actually won by the Euro, with Sterling close behind, on an annual basis.

Over the past year, the US Dollar lost 29.8% vs. bullion compared with a 39.7% tumble for the European common currency and a 34.5% decline in the British Pound. Bringing up the rear is the Swiss Franc, with a 23.1% loss, and the Japanese Yen, which gave up 16.4% to gold.

Oddly enough, the US Dollar is also the least volatile reserve currency when it comes to Gold Bullion purchasing power, too.

The standard deviation of the Gold Price in Dollars stands at just 15.3% for the past year. This may not seem like a testament to the Fed’s steady hand on the nation’s economic tiller, but it’s something. It actually bespeaks the wait-and-see attitude of the central bank after last year’s stimulus and accommodation.

The likelihood of Fed intervention increases when commodity prices – a basic metric of inflation – rise or fall significantly compared with Treasury securities. In the chart below, the red Fed Indicator line dances within a neutral zone – a condition that compels the central bank to watch, but not act. A sustained move in the indicator above the upper band would signal an increased likelihood of accommodation – or lower money rates and a weaker Dollar.

A dip below the lower band flashes a higher probability of tightening, or higher rates and a stronger Dollar…

Keep in mind that this indicator is just that – an indicator. It measures the likelihood of Fed intervention, not its certainty. Political considerations – which can be substantial – are put aside here.

For now, the Fed’s keeping a fairly even keel – even though it’s been economically painful for employees or the unemployed. There’s nascent inflation, reflected in the blue line’s recent trajectory, which complicates the Fed’s handling of the Dollar. What’s economically expedient may not be politically fruitful.

On the other side of The Pond, Sterling’s been the most volatile currency, flopping about with a 17.8% standard deviation in the Gold Bullion market. Largely, this reflects the rising and falling fortunes of the former Labour government. And with all this, one can’t ignore the longer-term trends.

Since the Euro’s introduction in 1999, the Pound’s lost more ground to Gold Bullion than any other reserve currency. Sterling’s average annual loss in gold purchasing power has been 15.3%. The US Dollar follows with an average loss of 14.8% per year. Meantime, the Euro’s given up an average 13.1% each year.

Kinda makes you wonder who’ll take the pennant next year!

Buying Gold online today…?

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Arena Pharmaceuticals (NASDAQ: ARNA) Jumps On FDA Response

Arena Pharmaceuticals, Inc. (NASDAQ:ARNA) shares climbed 18.50% to $1.73 on heavy volume after the company announced results for its ongoing results from a Phase 1 clinical trial of APD916, the histamine H3 receptor for the treatment of narcolepsy with cataplexy. The randomized, double-blind and placebo-controlled trial evaluated the safety, tolerability and pharmacokinetics of 1mg, 3mg and 5mg single doses of APD916. All adverse events in the trial were mild or moderate in nature. No serious adverse events were reported nor were there any significant safety issues with respect to vital signs, electrocardiography or laboratory testing. Earlier in the month of September shares of ARNA lunged about 50% in a single day when a Food and Drug Administration advisory committee rejected the company's most awaited drug, lorcaserin. Numbers of investors were disappointed after the results as most of them were expected a positive response about the drug. Several investors assumed Arena’s pill safer than rival drugs. They were surprised when the FDA staff and the agency’s outside advisers rejected in September. FDA reviewers said lorcaserin was only modestly effective in trimming pounds and had some safety issues. Shares of ARNA today made a new 52-week low of $1.45%. Disclaimer: The assembled information distributed by epicstockpicks.com is for information purposes only, and is neither a solicitation to buy nor an offer to sell securities. Epicstockpicks.com does expect that investors will buy and sell securities based on information assembled and presented herein. EpicStockPicks.com will not be responsible in any way for or accept any liability for any losses arising from an investor's reliance on or use of information obtained from our website or emails. PLEASE always do your own due diligence, and consult your financial advisor.
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Today’s STOCK MARKET DOW JONES INDUSTRIAL AVERAGE DJI, S&P 500, NASDAQ INDEX TRENDS, NOTES October 22nd, 2010 Close

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Through mid-day trading today stocks continued to fluctuate. The trendline progress stemming from the recent rounds of positive earnings reports lost momentum. The Dow Jones Industrial Average has not reponded positively today and, even with the relative positve economic reporting, the Dow will see it’s two day winning streak come to an end. Earlier today, the dollar rose modestly relative to a basket of other major currencies but still remained near record lows against the Japanese yen and Euro. Close out for the dollar today was mixed against other currencies. World stocks held steady today. Major European index values hovered around break-even during their most recent trading sessions. The DAX closed down .1%. The FTSE 100 settled down .3% and the CAC-40 was down .3% as well. Asian index values closed their session today mixed as well. The Hang Seng in Hong Kong settled the day at 25,517.54 down .56%. The Nikkei 225 settled in the green though at 9,426.71 up .54%. The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed out October 22nd, 2010 in the red by .13% at 11,132.56. The S&P 500 was in the green by .24% and finished the day at 1,183.08 and the Nasdaq closed out today in the green as well up .80% at 2,479.39. Overall data today was mixed with no major news pushing direction. The dollar fell against the euro, the British pound and the Japanese yen. The benchmark ten year treasury fell and the yield finished at 2.56%. Author: Frank Matto

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Daily News and Research on Chinese Stocks (Oct 24, 2010)

Below is today's Daily News and Research on U.S.-Listed Chinese Stocks:

ADY: How Expensive Is Feihe by the Numbers? – at Motley Fool (Fri, Oct 22)

APWR: This Is One Supercharged Stock – at Motley Fool (Sat, Oct 23)

BIDU: Cramer's Lightning Round – Only Baidu in China (10/22/10) – at Seeking Alpha (Sun 5:53AM EDT)

BIDU: Mad Money Lightning Round': Baidu's Terrific – at TheStreet.com (Fri, Oct 22)

BIDU: China Venture: No More Detours – at Forbes (Fri, Oct 22)

BIDU: October 22, 2010: Market Summary – at Investopedia (Fri, Oct 22)

BIDU: Stocks End Slightly Higher for the Week – at CNBC (Fri, Oct 22)

BIDU: [video] Stock Pops & Drops – at CNBC (Fri, Oct 22)

BIDU: Chipotle, Schlumberger among big market movers – AP (Fri, Oct 22)

BIDU: [video] Stock Wrap: The Real Story, October 22 – at TheStreet.com (Fri, Oct 22)

BIDU: [$$] Federal Protection – at TheStreet.com (Fri, Oct 22)

BIDU: Wall Street posts third straight weekly gain – Reuters (Fri, Oct 22)

BIDU: CNNMoney.com Market Report – at CNNMoney.com (Fri, Oct 22)

CAST JASO: Mistral Capital Partners: Latest Investment Themes and Q3 Letter – at Seeking Alpha (Fri, Oct 22)

CHL: [$$] Beijing Seeks Better Balance – at Barrons.com (Sat, Oct 23)

GRRF TSTC: [video] Tap Into Telestone?: China Watch Mail Bag – at TheStreet.com (Sat, Oct 23)

HNP: 12 Oversold but Highly Efficient Companies – at Seeking Alpha (Sun 3:09AM EDT)

HSFT HTHT JKS: Can the Top 12 IPOs of 2010 Go Any Higher? – at Seeking Alpha (Sun 7:30AM EDT)

JASO: [video] How to Buy Risky Energy Stocks – at TheStreet.com (Sat, Oct 23)

JASO LDK SOL SOLF YGE: Solar Stocks a Core Holding Now, Poll Says – at TheStreet.com (Sat, Oct 23)

PTR: [video] Debunking Wall Street – at TheStreet.com (Sat, Oct 23)

SIHI TRIT: [video] Friday Sector Laggards: Music & Electronics Stores, Water Utilities – at Forbes.com (Fri, Oct 22)

SNP: China Needs To Hit The Brakes; U.S. Needs To Step On The Gas – at Forbes (Fri, Oct 22)

SPRD: Will Texas Instruments Disappoint Analysts Next Quarter? – at Motley Fool (Fri, Oct 22)

SSW: NYSE stocks posting largest percentage increases – AP (Fri, Oct 22)

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Noticeable Active Stocks at NASDAQ Technology Sector are (BRCD, NOVL, LSCC, JASO, RFMD)

Dear PSL members Brocade Communications Systems, Inc. (NASDAQ: BRCD) surged 1.29%, closing the day at $5.89 with the overall trading volume of 8.10 million shares for the day. Its market capitalization is $2.62 billion and in 52 weeks the price range remained $4.64-$9.45. Novell, Inc. (NASDAQ: NOVL) decreased 0.16%, closing the day at $6.07 with the overall trading volume 6.16 million shares for the day. Its market capitalization is $2.13 billion and in 52 weeks the price range remained $3.84-$6.53. Lattice Semiconductor (NASDAQ: LSCC) plunged 8.98%, closing the day at $4.46 with the overall trading volume of 6.14 million shares for the day. Its market capitalization is $231.82 million and in 52 weeks the price range remained $1.87-$6.02. JA Solar Holdings Co., Ltd. (ADR) (NASDAQ: JASO) gained 1.07%, closing the day at $8.48 with the overall trading volume of 5.60 million shares for the day. Its market capitalization is $1.43 billion and in 52 weeks the price range remained $3.57-$10.24. RF Micro Devices, Inc. (NASDAQ: RFMD) reported a gain of 3.80%, closing the day at $6.56 with the overall trading volume of 5.16 million shares for the day. Its market capitalization is $1.79 billion and 52 week price range remained $3.65-$6.94.
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Hot Stocks: StanCorp Financial Group, Inc. and Fidelity National Financial, Inc.

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Hot Stocks: StanCorp Financial Group, Inc. and Fidelity National Financial, Inc. Schaeffers Research – Oct 21, 2010 The Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) has surged nearly 100 points this morning, as a round of solid economic and earnings data has helped push the blue-chip barometer above the 11,200 level for …

Hot Stocks: StanCorp Financial Group, Inc. and Fidelity National Financial, Inc.

5 Blue Chips Raising Dividends This Week

Now that earnings season is in full swing, many companies are  pairing third-quarter EPS and sales numbers with headlines about stock buybacks and dividend increases. A few big-name blue chips have increased their dividends this week, including a few high dividend yield companies in the utility and energy sectors. Some are dividend mainstays, like the REIT and timber powerhouse Rayonier (NYSE: RYN ). Others, like coal giant Peabody Energy (NYSE: BTU ), have meager yields but are paying back shareholders due to breakout profits. In both cases, the dividend increases are worth noting. Here's this week's list of big-name blue-chip stocks raising dividend yields: Rayonier Dividend Increase On Monday, timber giant Rayonier (NYSE: RYN ) said it would boost its regular quarterly cash dividend by 8%, to 54 cents from 48 cents previously. The Rayonier dividend is payable Dec. 31 to shareholders of record as of Dec. 10. The latest increase to the RYN dividend gives this wood and logging blue chip a yield of about 4.2% at current valuations. Rayonier has been paying dividends since 1939, and this recent boost is the company’s fifth dividend increase since its converting to a real estate investment trust or REIT structure in 2003. As a REIT, Rayonier now has to distribute 90% of its income to shareholders — meaning plump, regular payouts for RYN stock owners. What does logging have to do with real estate, you ask? Well, Rayonier owns, leases or manages 2.5 million acres of timber and land in the United States and New Zealand as well as approximately 200,000 acres with residential and commercial development potential. Shares of RYN stock are up 21% so far in 2010 thanks to strong pulp and wood production at Rayonier, and up against a 52-week high of $51.58. Peabody Dividend Increase Coal stock Peabody Energy (NYSE: BTU ) has been heating up lately, jumping 20% since Sept. 1. The buying pressure has come from hopes for increasing demand and the positioning of coal as cheap energy in emerging markets like China. Peabody stockholders another reason to smile this week. It will increase its quarterly dividend by an impressive 21%, to 8.5 cents per share from 7 cents a share. The news came alongside a strong earnings report;  Peabody’s profit doubled year-over-year in the third quarter. The new dividend yield for Peabody is still pretty meager at just 0.7%, but a nice perk for BTU owners. It's also worth noting that Peabody raised its dividend a year ago by 17%, so these aggressive increases may mean BTU is trying to position itself as a decent dividend stock over the coming years. The next Peabody dividend is payable on Nov. 26 to stockholders of record Nov. 4 Visa Dividend Increase Visa (NYSE: V ) announced a hefty 20% increase in its quarterly dividend, from 12.5 cents a share to 15 cents a share. Of course, the overall yield remains pretty meager at less than 0.8%, but Visa hasn't been around for very long (Visa’s initial public offering was in March 2008). The dividend is payable Dec. 7 to stockholders of record Nov. 19. Like Peabody, Visa may be trying to position itself as a dividend stock over the long term with big increases like this, though it likely wants to be cautious and avoid shareholder wrath by not slashing the payouts. Whatever the future holds for Visa, the present is iffy. The stock is down almost 10% year-to-date, though its most recent earnings report show payments are starting to turn around as consumers swipe credit and debit cards more often. Freeport McMoRan Dividend Increase With all the fuss about gold prices and gold miners, it's no surprise that metals giant Freeport McMoRan (NYSE: FCX ) has some cash to spread around via a dividend increase. After FCX reported blowout earnings of $2.49 per share — topping forecasts of $2.19 by 13% — it also hiked its quarterly payday significantly. However, investors should take note that Freeport's copper business had as much to do with those gains as fervor over gold. Here are the specifics: FCX boosted its quarterly dividend a whopping 66%, from 30 cents a share to 50 cents. The result is that Freeport McMoRan now yields about 2.2% at current valuations. The dividend is expected to be paid in February 2011. Freeport is on fire lately, up 56% since July 1, and could be a strong play for the recovery if copper prices continue to creep up and demand remains strong. American Electric Power Dividend Increase American Electric Power (NYSE: AEP ) was charged up this week thanks to a strong third-quarter earnings report. AEP Q3 profits increased by 25%, thanks to stronger industrial activity.  Shares are up almost 3% since late last week. In other good news for AEP investors, American Electric Power announced a 9.5% increase in its quarterly dividend, to 46 cents a share from 42 cents a share. That puts the new dividend yield of AEP stock at nearly 5%. Utility stocks are in favor among dividend investors right now because of high yield and regular payouts. AEP definitely fits that description, considering it has paid out stipends quarterly for over a century. Jeff Reeves is editor of InvestorPlace.com. As of this writing, he did not own a position in any of the stocks named here. Follow Jeff on Twitter at http://twitter.com/JeffReevesIP.
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Market News: IBM (NYSE:IBM), Ford Motor Company (NYSE:F), Toyota Motor Company (NYSE:TM)

More breaking news stories could affect stocks when trading continues later. The following companies should see some movement: IBM (NYSE:IBM), Ford Motor Company (NYSE:F), Toyota Motor Company (NYSE:TM). Here is a more detailed look at the news that will affect each company when trading continues. IBM (NYSE:IBM) IBM (NYSE:IBM) has rolled Windows into its cloud security and development toolbox. On its mission to help enterprise clients to develop and test certain processes for the cloud, Big Blue has added support for Microsoft Windows 2003 and 2008 Data Center Editions to its offerings. Laura DiDio, principal of ITIC, said that "The focus on Windows with these tools is hardly a surprise. Both of these offerings are very spot-on with the trends in the marketplace, but with Windows in particular.” Ford Motor Company (NYSE:F) Ford Motor Company (NYSE:F) has announced the retirement of Chief Technical Officer. Gerhard Schmidt, 64, the retiring chief, was a former BMW AG executive. He led Ford’s research and advanced engineering team, a team of engineers and scientists with offices in Dearborn, Mich., and Aachen, Germany. Derrick Kuzak, Ford Motor Company (NYSE:F) vice president of global product development, said that “Gerhard has been a visionary leader for Research & Advanced Engineering. Many of the technologies that are now changing consumers’ views of Ford – EcoBoost, state-of-the-art diesels, SYNC – all had their roots in research & advanced engineering.” Toyota Motor Company (NYSE:TM) Toyota Motor Corporation (NYSE:TM) has announced Prius Production in Thailand. The carmaker said in a statement today that it would soon be starting the production of the hybrid car Prius in Thailand. The latest move from the car giant will result in the mass production of the hybrid vehicle outside Japan. Although Toyota Motor Corporation (NYSE:TM) has not yet disclosed any info regarding the production volume in Thailand, it is expected that the whole export production will be shifted to the Thailand plant. We could see more movement when trading continues for IBM (NYSE:IBM), Ford Motor Company (NYSE:F) and Toyota Motor Company (NYSE:TM).
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