April 11, 2014 Password for the STANDARD Newsletter Archive is: PCAPP I AM LEAVING THE U.S.

I went on a six day working vacation this past week to La Paz, . Guess whose boat was at the fuel dock down there? The answer in a minute. While there I overheard some Gringo’s talking about how they were fed up with the corporate life back in the states. He worked for Cisco, and she was a real estate agent in the Southern area. They had plans for eventually leaving the U.S. behind and moving to Mexico permanently. 1

I have been going to Mexico since I was eight years old. I was fortunate to have a father who had the spirit of adventure, and a mother that was happy to tag along. We crossed the border almost every other Saturday to watch the horses run at Agua Caliente racetrack in . My good mother would also make sure that I went to church the next day.

Back then, I was busy inventing a system that would predict the final time that a horse would run. It was quite a formula. I was in my mid-teens at the time. I have been a number cruncher my entire life. Finally at the age of 19, I hit the pick six at Caliente. I had six straight winners using my system and I left the track with bundles of fifty dollar bills.

I believe it added up to about $26,000 overall for a $16 bet. Caliente closed a few years later, but it sure left me with some good memories. I really looked forward to those Saturday trips with Mom and Dad. Tijuana had some of the best restaurants that I have ever eaten at.

The original was invented by Caesar Cardini at the Caesar Hotel restaurant on Revolucion in downtown T.J.

Caesar Cardini-The Culinary Genius behind the Caesar Salad!

I have one almost every day.

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I will probably be chased down my mobsters from south of the border, but here it is, the original recipe! I just ate the card that this was typed on. I cannot disclose how I got it, but I have committed it to memory.

I prefer olive oil as opposed to salad oil. I put about ten crushed cloves of garlic into a good virgin olive oil, and always have it ready to pour into my big wooden Caesar Salad bowl at home.

We also went on a big family vacation every year, usually to Mexico. We were going to Cabo San Lucas back when it was a sleepy fishing village. Now it is basically South. We saw the iguanas in Puerto Vallarta, and the Mayan ruins in Cancun. I caught my first sailfish in Mazatlan and had it hanging on the wall of my room all through high school. It would watch me do my homework every night. Poor thing.

And while I have an affinity for Mexico, I am always glad to get back home to a lot of the conveniences that Mexico still lacks. It can be a great place to visit from time to time, however.

What does this have to do with investing? It has a lot to do with investing in 2014. In fact it is the overriding them in this week’s newsletter.

But first the answer to the quiz above: Whose boat is that being fueled up in La Paz, Mexico?

Answer: This is the boat that Steve Jobs had built while he was still alive. I believe that his family still owns it. It was built to resemble an iPhone. It is one of the strangest boats that I have ever seen, but at the same time it is quite striking.

My reason for traveling to La Paz was to make all of the arrangements down there to park my boat for the upcoming fishing season. I hired a captain in San Diego to drive my old fishing boat some 1200 miles down to La Paz. 3

Along the way, he encountered 13 foot seas and 50 knot winds down around Magdalena Bay. I did not think that the old boat had it in her, but she made it in one piece. When I met him down there, he asked me if I was glad that I did not travel with him.

I told him that I had been dealing with 13 foot seas and 50 knot winds back in the mainland. They were piling up in Nasdaq bay and Point Internet. Luckily I saw them coming, but I still got caught in some of the lead up to the storm that was to hit later.

By the way, my old fishing boat is the one on the left, not the one on the right. When I grow up I want to be just like Steve Job’s Venus. I would sure hate to pay his fuel bill, however. But then I guess that he can afford it.

The reason I bring up Mexico, is because the action in the market is LEAVING the U.S. and heading beyond our borders. This is a major transition that is taking place after a 2-3 year hiatus for the foreign markets. This flow of cash overseas will show up vividly in some screenshots from the app a little bit later in the newsletter.

Lets first look at the 13 foot seas and 50 knot winds that continue to hammer certain areas of the U. S. markets.

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It is estimated that there are over one million cargo containers floating just underneath the surface of the oceans of the world. Every once in a while the market finds a few of them.

The biotech index is now down 20% from its late February high. It has finally landed on its 200 day moving average, however. But there are no guarantees that it will stop there.

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The Internet Index is now down 16.2% from its early March high. It has now broke BELOW its 200 day moving average.

And the Social Media sector is down 22.4% from its early March high. It too has broken below its 200 day moving average-YELP!!!!!

When people tell me that the market is barely down this year, I have to point out the sea containers like these that are lying just underneath the surface. If you own an index fund, you still have not hit any. But how did an index fund do in the 2007-2008 BEAR MARKET? They were down 50%.

It your choice, passive investing vs. active investing. Neither one of them will remove the pain that comes with the market from time to time. The market has now gone from 666 to over 1800. But, along the way there have been MANY bouts of pain.

The amateur sells and goes to cash. The wise investor endures a little pain, picks himself up, dusts himself off, and follows the money flow. How many times has Warren Buffett gone to cash during his investment lifetime?

I have many clients that are going through their first bout of pain since they have been with me. They are finding out whether or not they really have an aggressive growth risk tolerance or not. Aggressive growth offers greater rewards over time, but also comes with more volatility. That is why I say that you have to have at least a five year time horizon.

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Only a few have decided to cry uncle completely. A few more have moved from an aggressive profile to a conservative profile. No problem. And a handful have called me up and read me “the riot act” to me. It is OK, I can take it. Unfortunately these are usually the investors that panic and change what they are doing EVERY TIME a correction in the market comes along.

I call this, “shooting yourself in the foot.” Over time, they have little to show for their efforts. As for me, I have EXTREME confidence in my abilities to manage money, but you have to be comfortable with that person that you have trusted your funds with, however. In addition to this, NO money manager can remove all of the pain that comes with investing in the market.

The market is going to catch a cold from time to time. There is going to be a little discomfort.

The best medicine for market pain is knowing you have someone who is on top of your holdings each and every day. Having someone who is pro-active, and making big changes when the market makes big changes. Having someone who is not stuck in any ONE style of investing. Almost overnight the market has gone from a U.S. based go-go growth market to a Global based slow-slow value market.

It is still my observation that the money that is gushing out of last year’s leaders is NOT leaving the markets. Instead, it is flowing to other areas of the market that have been left WAY BEHIND over the last few years. I am not the only investor who believes this. Listen to my interview from Thursday’s show with Global Guru Nicholas Vardy.

Previously beleaguered Brazil is suddenly catching fire. It is up 25% during the same period of time that the U.S. leaders have been getting pummeled. You will notice a lot of Brazil showing up in my model portfolios. It has been about a three year absence.

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Australia is breaking out. The country has a lot of natural resources which are also on the rise.

Hong Kong is breaking out…

As you can see, instead of getting depressed about what is going on in the U.S., I am getting excited to see what is going on overseas. I truly believe that this is the early innings of something. No guarantees here, but it sure looks promising!

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Here is how we finished another VERY VOLATILE week.

Notice where the green was this past week. Indexes with a foreign accent. That is why I continue to leave the U.S., but not completely. Global Guru Nicholas Vardy just got back from Estonia. Listen to his observations of the current Russian situation.

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Here is where we stand year to date.

While on the surface, American waters do not look too bad, I have shown you some of the under currents that are much, much worse. The Nasdaq is one sick puppy right now. More on that in a bit. Latin America has gone from last to first!

No more Montezuma’s revenge. Now it is Aztec Gold that investors are after.

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Let’s begin this week’s market analysis with my current ranking of the world indexes. I rank 66 different indexes around the world.

BEST two weeks ago BEST last week BEST this week

This screen has suddenly become the most important one of the week. Over the past two years, the U.S. has dominated the top spots and everything else was a distant second. I tend to like B+ or better. Plenty to choose from right now. I need to now start showing numbers 9-16 in addition to 1-8 as this is the area to watch closely right now.

9-16 This Week

By the way, where is the U.S. S&P 500 ranked right now? Number 33 out of 66!

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Worst Indexes 2 weeks ago Worst Indexes last week Worst Indexes this week

Japan looks horrible. Also notice that the U.S. micro cap index has gone from the top to the bottom.

As you can see, foreign investing is coming back into vogue. Let’s hope that this trend sticks around for a while.

Here is this week’s ranking of the 33 different asset classes that I follow:

Top 8 (3 wks. ago) Top 8 (2 wks. ago) Top 8 (This week)

In the space of just four weeks, this leader board has almost completely turned over after 15 months of being stuck in the same exact spot. We now have four B+ ranked asset classes. Pipeline stocks are on fire again. I have made a lot of money in this area in prior years. 12

Emerging Markets have also move up from the back of the pack to the front of the pack. The baton has been handed off. Let’s see how far they can now run.

Here is the second tier of asset classes:

(9-16)Three weeks ago (9-16) Last week bb (9-16) This week

Here are my CURRENT bottom eight ranked asset classes:

Bottom 8 two weeks ago Bottom 8 last week . Bottom 8 this week

Notice two of the former leaders that are now at the bottom of the heap.

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Let’s stop for a minute, and focus on the U.S. markets.

The S&P 500 is now below its 50 day moving average, after almost breaking 1900 just 6 trading days ago. The 20 day is still above that 50 day moving average. In my opinion, the S&P could very easily go down and test its 200 day moving average in the 1735 area. I am not quite ready to buy an inverse fund yet, but I am considering it. (SH) is the inverse S&P 500 ETF.

Let’s next look at the Dow.

It looks about the same as the S&P 500. It could easily go down and test is 15,340 support area. (DOG) is the inverse Dow ETF.

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I saved the worst for last. The Nasdaq…

The Nasdaq led the world all of last year. Now it looks downright awful. There is hope ahead in the 3,968 area, however. This will be a very interesting area to keep an eye on. In my opinion it is too late to put in a short on the Nasdaq (QID).

Never say never however. A lot is riding on this current earnings season that just began!

If you are tempted to continue hanging on to losing stocks, you may want to watch my video.

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Let’s next check the health of the five year, one month old U.S bull market:

Stalled for now, but still climbing. Look at all of the painful moments along the way! I have kept you in the entire time. It will come to an end at some point in time, however. Then we will go in a completely different direction. Index investing-not!

Lastly we next look at the best sectors in the market. Remember-Best Indexes Now, Best Asset Classes Now, Best Sectors Now, and then on to Best Stocks Now™. I track sixty sectors on a daily basis. Here are the Best ones right now!

Top 8 three weeks ago Top 8 two weeks ago Top 8 this week

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Again, we have gone from go-go-go sectors to slow-slow-slow sectors like Utilities, Energy, and REIT’s. What do the the leading sectors have in common? LOW PE ratios. This all has happened during a very turbulent five week period of time!

We now have several B+ rated or better sectors to choose from.

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I hope that these new trends stick around long enough to make some good money! Oil has made many FALSE moves in the past.

Let’s look for sectors that are moving up the ladder right now.

#9-16 (3 weeks ago) #9-16 (2 weeks ago) #9-16 (this week)

There is a lot here that is very interesting. The market now revolves around emerging markets, energy, REIT’s, utilities, and Natural Resources. Hopefully these areas will lead the bull throughout its final innings.

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Here are this week’s worst ranked sectors.

Bottom 8 Two Weeks Ago Bottom 8 Last Week Bottom 8 This Week

Check out the INTERNET SECTOR! It is now next to last! The biotech sector will be joining it soon. Here is how your broker-dealers are faring during this sell off. And their phones are ringing off of the hook!

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THIS WEEK’S BOTTOM LINE

I think that you can see just how turbulent the last five weeks has been. As you know, I put up a yellow flag on January 3rd of this year after flying a green flag almost the entire 2013 year. Again, what began as an orderly rotation turned into spin mode very swiftly after a couple of market moving events.

I moved as swiftly as I possibly could, but I still got caught in the beginning of the spin. But, boy am I glad that I jumped ship when I did! I locked in some very large profits before things really started to spiral downwards. You can check for yourself what has become of many of the stocks since I sold them.

When I sent out tweets about my sells, I had many comments on how crazy I was to sell such great stocks. When sentiment changes on a stock, fundamentals go out the window. I don’t care how good the stock is, or was.

But everybody is entitled to their opinion. That is what makes a market. If someone does not disagree with me, I would have not have anybody to sell to, or anybody to buy from.

I cannot guarantee that this move to foreign, energy, pipeline, REIT, and low PE stocks will continue, but it sure looks promising right now. It will be very discouraging if it fizzles out, but you have to go where the money is going. And right now, this is where the money is flowing. We have a big election here in the U.S. coming up soon. I don’t think that the party in power would want a reeling stock market at that time.

I believe that we have now gone from the first few shaky innings of an economic recovery, to the middle innings where the stimulus really kicked in, now to the last innings which favor the previously mentioned areas of the market.

I don’t know Jack.

I am kind of a seven year cycle kind of guy. Seven years of plenty and seven years of…..

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Now here is the good news and the bad news.

First the bad news:

I believe that the selling in the previous leaders is not quite over yet. You can see from the charts and the market action that there is still more downside risk.

Now for the good news:

I also believe that the buying in overseas stocks is just getting underway.

If am wrong down road, then I will not be too proud to admit it. But this is what I currently see for the markets.

I am keeping the same flag configuration up as last week. I have gone from a yellow flag to red flag on the NASDAQ and other previous leaders of the market. There are areas of the U.S market that have green flag right now, however. Energy, Infrastructure, Utilities, and Pipelines, to name a few.

I am also flying a green flag on almost all of the International and Emerging Markets.

Nasdaq Energy, Infrastructure, REIT’s, MLP’s, and Emg. Mkts.

Please follow me on Twitter @BillGunderson throughout the week for any changes in my current stance on the market or individual stocks. My tweets are also found on my BEST STOCKS NOW app every day, and on the homepage of my website: http://www.pwstreet.com

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This is my most aggressive portfolio. It is designed for investors with long-term time horizons, seeking maximum growth. It is also my most VOLATILE portfolio. Investors need to be able to stomach as much as 10-20% swings from time in an aggressive style of investing. This portfolio goes anyone in in the world, wherever the action is. This portfolio was up 39.5% in 2013 after all expenses.

This portfolio is down

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This model is made up of mostly large and mid-cap companies that I consider suitable for investors who have a conservative growth risk profile. Time horizon of at least 3-5 years would be appropriate. Investors need to be able to ride through swings of 10-18%.

This portfolio was up 23.85% in 2013. This is net of an annual mgt. fee of 2.0% and all $7 trades. This portfolio is down

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I featured TSM on Wednesday’s show.

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This portfolio is for investors seeking Income along with the possibility of Growth. This is a good mix for retirees who are seeking a CD alternative-albeit with greater risk. This is my MOST CONSERVATIVE portfolio. Still, investors need to be able to handle a 10-15% swing. This portfolio currently has an average yield of 3.2%.

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Bill Gunderson’s 401-K/College Fund Model Portfolio

Everyone has different choices to them in their 401-ks. The choices basically fall into several broad categories however: Large Cap, Mid-Cap, Small-Cap, Govt. Bond, Corp. Bond, Inflation Protected Bond, International, Emerging Market, and maybes sectors like technology, natural resources, etc.

I have added a number of mutual funds to my Best Stocks Now database that are representative of the various categories of funds that are available in most 401k plans. I grade them on a daily basis. I am almost done with my BEST MUTUAL FUNDS NOW app. It will have over 6,000 mutual funds in it.

If you have a wide selection of mutual funds in your plan, here is my current recommendation. This portfolio was up 31.33% in 2013 (net of all fees and trading costs).

It is now down

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The above portfolio is the one that Bill Gunderson has invested his new Granddaughter Melissa’s money in.

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Two Weeks Ago Last Week This Week

“Oh boy, I finally get to travel overseas!”

Melissa Odette Furrows is now almost five months old. She was born one hour after my mother passed away on Nov 21, 2013.

401(k) Section (VERY BASIC)

Many folks have a very limited selection of choices in your 401-k This is my current recommendation for such basic plans. This allocation continues to undergo a total makeover!

U.S. Large Growth

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Bill Gunderson’s ETF Model Portfolio

This portfolio is for investors seeking growth. This portfolio is also geared heavily toward growth. Investors should have at least a five year time horizon and be able to handle swings of 10-20%. BIG LOSSES COULD OCCUR IF EXTREME EVENTS WERE TO HIT THE WORLD SUDDENLY.

This portfolio was up 27.07% in 2013. This portfolio is down THIS SECTION IS FOR CLIENTS AND SUBSCRIBERS ONLY Bill Gunderson’s Trading Account (new)

This is Bill Gunderson’s actual trading account. I deposited $25,000 into it on 3/21/14 and went shopping. I have sent out a tweet on every trade I have made since. For the most part, these stocks are too small or too thinly traded for my managed accounts. This is not a day- trading account. I am looking to bag some big winner, while keeping a short leash on my postions.

THIS IS MY MOST AGGRESSIVE ACCOUNT. IT IS A VERY HIGH RISK, SPECULATIVE ACCOUNT. BIG LOSSES COULD OCCUR.

I have uncovered many big winners using my app in the past from amongst the low-priced stocks in it. I have wished that I would have been able to buy them. Now I am. This is a VERY aggressive and speculative account. I use all visual on charts, no sell-stops.

I sold

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Currrent leveraged index/sector rankings (not for the faint of heart)

2 Wks ago Last week This week

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BILL GUNDERSON’s WEEKLY TOP 300 LIST

THIS LIST IS FOR CLIENTS AND SUBSCRIBERS ONLY, BUT HERE ARE 200-300

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Bill Gunderson's One Six Three Two Six One Two One Best Stocks Now Year Ago Mos. Ago Mos. Ago Mos. Ago Wks. Ago Mo. Ago Wks. Ago Wk. Ago Yest. Current Top 300 as of 4/11/2014 Rank Rank Rank Rank Rank Rank Rank Rank Rank Rank B+ IBA Industrias Bachoco Sa de CV 288 117 521 514 596 469 172 118 216 202 B+ LAQ Latin America Equity Fund 0 3145 3009 2722 3181 2643 2118 1402 493 204 B+ MCS Marcus Corp 1925 2981 1726 1418 766 430 326 388 96 205 B+ OKS Oneok Partners 1529 3078 2377 3088 3326 3349 2862 2385 398 206 B+ WIN Winstream 2050 3011 3429 2147 1886 1631 1561 607 145 207 B+ MTRX Matrix Services Co 2259 832 326 189 174 186 112 187 173 208 B+ DUC Duff & Phelps Utility and Corporate Bond Trust1389 2369 312 479 701 557 388 482 206 209 B+ BBD Banco Bradesco Sa Adr 1273 2491 2277 1244 1987 1128 1196 1213 587 210 B+ MTX Minerals Technologies 1803 1066 2052 1916 1274 968 714 288 208 211 B+ IIIN Insteel 329 63 498 444 981 808 789 671 117 212 B+ MFI MicroFinancial Inc 691 791 953 1657 1123 745 812 693 236 213 B+ ABG Asbury Automotive Group Inc 198 826 434 731 846 634 162 33 328 214 B+ EPD Enterprise Products Ptnr 587 1155 830 1267 1156 903 914 704 223 215 B+ NU Northeast Utilities 319 1157 902 1184 1221 1245 921 841 200 216 B+ SJ.TO Stella Jones Inc. 0 0 0 0 528 445 377 266 203 217 B+ GLW Corning Inc 2365 1035 844 1547 2102 1769 1253 345 415 218 B+ TFX Teleflex Inc 510 673 1055 916 730 625 214 137 146 219 B+ AN AutoNation Inc 258 827 435 483 517 423 479 417 343 220 B+ DORM Dorman Products Inc 228 295 226 46 108 31 50 41 246 221 B+ SWHC Smith & Wesson Hldg. 849 58 329 1283 215 193 164 29 293 222 B+ PAA Plains All Amer. Pipe 304 1337 698 1142 1205 1155 1171 653 217 223 B+ ERF Enerplus Partners 3145 2747 1108 2063 2758 2345 1251 685 152 225 B+ RIO Rio Tinto 2333 1535 619 863 1873 2046 894 548 196 226 B+ WSO Watsco Inc 98 641 376 388 279 219 175 200 370 227 B+ SHLO Shiloh Ind Inc 2019 571 1346 1090 774 811 636 260 170 228 B+ ESTE Earthstone Energy 0 0 2299 653 665 446 1387 1395 192 229 B+ FDFAX 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 805 167 230 B+ SYX Systemax Inc 2462 2607 2880 1887 1145 685 630 349 233 231 B+ ANN Ann Taylor Stores Corp 2636 2613 2703 2723 2589 1512 321 444 253 233 B+ BHP BHP Billiton Ltd Adr 2384 2377 1935 1801 2080 2425 1570 1303 254 234 B+ DTE DTE Energy Co 752 1999 1366 1565 1397 1695 805 684 255 235 B+ FTR Frontier Communications Corp 2550 1974 2819 2190 820 546 311 439 256 236 B+ GMK Gruma SA de CV Adr 753 111 114 336 307 331 167 140 257 237 B+ HCN Health Care Reit Inc 429 1680 740 862 551 547 393 1354 523 238 B+ HNP Huaneng Pwr International Inc 37 1344 1769 2381 2934 777 668 587 259 239 B+ MOV Movado Group Inc 978 1230 1267 1083 467 381 220 167 342 240 B+ OHI Omega Healthcare 121 1330 949 1627 623 648 384 791 376 241 B+ RENT Rentrak Corp 692 243 125 153 219 234 119 61 265 242 B+ CCF Chase Corps 2021 460 665 974 281 404 285 394 322 243 B+ POL Polyone Corp. 0 958 202 105 196 110 198 83 187 244 B+ ABEV Ambev SA 0 1813 2146 2238 1949 1354 1123 323 245 B+ CNVR Conversant 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 517 246 B+ LNT Alliant Energy Corp 508 2087 2120 1708 1658 1860 1122 773 385 247 B+ TEL Tyco Electronics 1771 836 313 427 514 243 265 282 268 248 B+ NOG Northern Oil & Gas 2692 1778 1207 2974 3068 3089 1185 946 294 249 B+ ADI Analog Devices 1215 1378 1328 1302 1721 1095 378 249 270 250

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Bill Gunderson's One Six Three Two Six One Two One Best Stocks Now Year Ago Mos. Ago Mos. Ago Mos. Ago Wks. Ago Mo. Ago Wks. Ago Wk. Ago Yest. Current Top 300 as of 4/11/2014 Rank Rank Rank Rank Rank Rank Rank Rank Rank Rank B+ KMP Kinder Morgan 589 1347 870 2094 1656 1700 1092 744 374 251 B+ MYE Myers Ind Inc 2990 1811 1553 1153 1932 1804 2591 1599 351 252 B+ OCN Ocwen Financial Corp 353 729 791 1423 365 264 229 244 375 253 B+ OIS Oil States Intl 770 763 731 716 966 473 366 338 295 254 B+ RGR Sturm, Ruger & Co. Inc 687 81 436 1252 876 676 559 208 377 255 B+ SCS Steelcase Inc 1217 1079 1370 1711 1745 1358 784 793 354 256 B+ ODFL Old Dominion Freight Lines 117 106 107 235 76 70 62 22 611 257 B+ PATK Patrick Industries 820 436 47 138 161 227 107 62 276 258 B+ CFX Colfax 281 104 153 149 168 64 179 100 282 259 B+ SGK Schawk 0 3022 3604 2702 2424 560 389 331 197 262 B+ UL Unilever Plc 1255 3048 2940 2574 2970 3041 2450 1603 292 264 B+ CRT Cross Timber Royalty Trust 2264 2331 2038 1930 1856 1599 521 698 237 266 B+ AB AllianceBernstein 2173 2153 2186 1010 889 708 512 450 235 268 B+ AZZ AZZ Inc 102 1268 946 763 736 1097 862 635 229 269 B+ EGP Eastgroup Prop 612 1791 867 1164 1001 761 690 957 296 270 B+ TREX Trex Company Inc 141 82 482 322 340 493 747 708 299 271 B+ WEC Wisconsin Energy Corp 664 2318 1758 1810 1442 1619 867 664 520 272 B+ SWKS Skyworks Solutions Inc 724 1595 235 208 75 32 12 132 303 273 B+ CCU Compania Cervecerias Adr 901 1102 1425 911 1112 593 488 999 306 274 B+ GEO Geo Grp Inc 77 877 581 884 726 856 618 546 262 275 B+ MO Altria Group Inc 351 927 1226 1454 852 967 765 840 263 276 B+ MPAA Motorcar Parts Of Amer 2660 719 250 391 949 533 263 341 316 277 B+ SYNL Synalloy Corp Del 1718 2432 1808 2818 2905 2711 2106 963 1247 278 B+ TRP TransCanada Corporation 2361 2141 2176 2345 2347 1888 2001 1133 319 280 B+ HNH Handy & Harman Ltd. 2844 1659 3202 3404 2915 1030 929 532 424 282 B+ SBNY Signature Bank 0 397 86 276 193 102 63 86 359 283 B+ UAN C V R Partners 0 0 746 1301 1183 1402 932 1106 325 284 B+ EIX Edison International 1115 2941 2424 1751 1961 1545 1400 1002 326 286 B+ FMX Fomento Econ Mex Sab Ads 19 783 450 1149 1157 605 228 350 679 287 B+ GWW Grainger WW Inc 200 376 656 397 507 300 383 278 300 288 B+ SXI Standex Intl Corp 676 640 1110 1336 967 741 834 777 198 289 B+ XLNX Xilinx Inc 1520 1046 741 435 447 322 140 171 1234 290 B+ IFN India Fund 2832 2990 2518 1635 1373 1337 600 572 201 291 B+ FSLR 0 1160 2885 3377 2511 2729 1473 1212 1234 333 293 B+ ORBK Orbotech Ltd 2972 1801 817 1088 1637 810 655 229 202 294 B+ GOL Gol Intelligent Airlines 3260 3525 3726 3481 3787 3741 3434 1407 204 295 B+ REZ Residential iShares Index 561 2799 1212 1321 1459 1295 1403 1558 431 296 B+ BWA Borg Warner Inc 2546 454 743 135 149 178 192 79 337 297 B+ CB Chubb Corp 441 1341 1459 1305 920 1192 711 662 435 298 B+ GME GameStop Corp 1493 638 1756 836 582 500 371 319 283 299 B+ RTN Raytheon Company 2281 615 375 450 338 417 130 130 302 300

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