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The Src Blue Book® of 12-Year Nyse Charts THE SRC BLUE BOOK OF 12-YEAR CHARTS BOLD NAMES = Ameriprise Financial Inc.. ..... 22 Brookdale Senior Living Inc. .46 Cohen & Steers ...................... 70 Duke Energy Corp. ................. 95 NEW TO BOOK AmerisourceBergen Corp. ..... 22 Brookfield Infrastructure. .......46 Colfax .................................... 71 Dun & Bradstreet Corp. ......... 95 Ametek Inc. .......................... 22 Brown & Brown, Inc. ............47 Colgate-Palmolive Co............. 71 Dycom Industries Inc. ........... 95 AMN Healthcare Services ..... 23 Brown-Forman Corp. .............47 Colony NorthStar Inc. ......... 71 Ampco-Pittsburgh Corp. ....... 23 Brunswick Corp. ....................47 Comerica Inc. ........................ 71 Eagle Materials Inc. ............... 95 MARKET INDICES Amphenol Corp. ................... 23 Buckeye Partners L.P. .............47 Comfort Systems USA ........... 72 Eastman Chemical Co. .......... 96 Dow Jones Composite Avg. ..... 1 Anadarko Petroleum Corp. .... 23 Buckle, Inc. (The) ..................48 Commercial Metals Co. ......... 72 Eaton Corp. ........................... 96 Dow Jones Industrial Avg. ....... 1 Anixter Int’l. Inc. ................... 24 Build A Beer Workshop .........48 Community Bank System ...... 72 Eaton Vance Corp. ................ 96 Dow Jones Transport. Avg. ..... 1 Antero Resources Corp .......... 24 BWX Technologies, Inc .........48 Community Health Systems ... 72 Eclipse Resources Corp ......... 96 Dow Jones Utility Avg. ............ 1 Anthem, Inc. .......................... 24 Compass Minerals Int’l........... 73 Ecolab Inc. ............................ 97 NASDAQ Composite Index ..... 2 Aon Corp ............................... 24 C D I Corp. ............................48 Computer Sciences Corp. ...... 73 Edgewell Personal Care Co. ... 97 NASDAQ 100 Index ................ 2 Apache Corp. ........................ 25 Cabelas Inc. ............................49 * CompX Int’l. Inc. ................ 73 Edison Int’l ............................ 97 NYSE Market (AMEX) ........... 2 Applied Industrial Tech. ....... 25 Cable ONE, Inc. ....................49 Comstock Resources Inc. ....... 73 Edwards Lifesciences ........... 97 NYSE Composite Index ........... 2 AptarGroup, Inc. .................... 25 Cabot Corp. ...........................49 ConAgra Foods Inc. ............... 74 El Paso Electric Company ..... 98 Russell Frank Inv. 1000 Index.. 3 Aqua America Inc. ................. 25 Cabot Oil & Gas Corp. ..........49 Concho Res. .......................... 74 * Ellie Mae, Inc. ..................... 98 Russell Frank Inv. 2000 Index.. 3 ARC Document Solutions ...... 26 CACI International Inc. .........50 Concord Medical Services ...... 74 EMCOR Group Inc. ............... 98 Russell Frank Inv. 3000 Index.. 3 ARC Logistics Ptnrs LP ......... 26 CAE Inc. ................................50 ConocoPhillips ....................... 74 Emergent BioSolutionns ........ 98 S&P 100 Index (OEX) ............. 3 Archer-Daniels-Midland ........ 26 CAI International Inc... ..........50 CONSOL Energy Inc. ............ 75 Emerson Electric Co. .............. 99 S&P Midcap 400 Index MID ... 4 Archrock, Inc. ........................ 26 CalAlantic Group (NEW) .......50 Consolidated Edison Inc. ........ 75 Employers Holdings. ............. 99 S&P 500 Index......................... 4 Arcos Dorados Holdings ........ 27 Caleres, Inc .............................51 Constellation Brands Inc. ....... 75 Enbridge Energy Mgmt .......... 99 Value Line Geometric Index .... 4 Armstrong World Ind............. 27 Calgon Carbon Corp. .............51 * Contango Oil & Gas Co. ..... 75 Enbridge Energy, L.P. ........... 99 Wilshire 5000 Index ................. 4 Arrow Electronics Inc. ........... 27 California Resources Corp ......51 Continental Resources ............ 76 Endurance Specialty Hldgs ... 100 Australia All Ordinaries ........... 5 Asbury Automotive Group ..... 27 California Water Service.........51 Convergys Corp. .................... 76 Energen Corp ....................... 100 Brazil – Sao Paulo Index .......... 5 Ashland Inc. .......................... 28 Callaway Golf Co. .................52 Cooper Companies, Inc. ........ 76 Energy Transfer Mgmt ........ 100 British Industrials FTSE 100 .... 5 Aspen Insurance Holdings ..... 28 Callon Petroleum Company ....52 Cooper Tire & Rubber Co....... 76 Energy Transfer Partners ...... 100 Nikkei Stock Avg. N225 .......... 5 Associated Banc Corp ............ 28 Calpine Corp .........................52 Copa Holdings SA. ................. 77 Enersys................................. 101 Assurant Inc........................... 28 Cambrex Corp. .......................52 Core Laboratories N.V. .......... 77 EnLink Midstream LLC ....... 101 NYSE & AMEX Assured Guarantee Corp ........ 29 Campbell Soup Co. .................53 * Core Molding Technology ... 77 Enlink Midstream Ptnrs. ....... 101 CHARTS Astoria Financial Corp. .......... 29 Cantel Medical Corp. .............53 CoreLogic, Inc........................ 77 Ennis, Inc. ............................ 101 AT&T Corp. ......................... 29 Capital One Financial Corp. ...53 Corning Inc. ........................... 78 EnPro Industries, Inc. .......... 102 ALPHABETICAL LISTING Atmos Energy Corp. ............. 29 Capital Senior Living Corp. ...53 Cosan Ltd.. ............................. 78 ENSCO International Inc. ..... 102 OF COMPANIES Atwood Oceanics Inc. ............ 30 Carbo Ceramics Inc. ..............54 Cott Corporation ..................... 78 Entercom Communications .. 102 AutoNation Inc. ..................... 30 Cardinal Health Inc. ................54 Coty Inc.................................. 78 Entergy Corp. ...................... 102 3-D Systems Corp. ................... 6 AutoZone, Inc. ...................... 30 Carlisle Companies Inc. ..........54 Covanta Holding Corp. .......... 79 Enterprise Products Ptnrs. .... 103 3M Company ........................... 6 Avery Dennison Corp. .......... 30 CarMax, Inc. ..........................54 Crane Co. .............................. 79 Entravision Communications 103 AAC Holdings, Inc .................. 6 Avista Corp. .......................... 31 Carnival Corp. ........................55 Crawford & Co. Cl. A ............ 79 Enzo Biochem Inc. ............... 103 AAR Corporation..................... 6 Avnet, Inc. ............................ 31 Carpenter Technology.............55 Crawford & Co. Cl. B ............. 79 EOG Resources Inc. ............ 103 Aarons, Incorporated. ............... 7 Avon Products Inc. ............... 31 Carriage Services, Inc. ...........55 Credicorp Ltd.. ...................... 80 EQT Corp.. .......................... 104 ABB Ltd. ................................. 7 AVX Corp. ............................ 31 Carter Inc.. .............................55 Cross Timbers Royalty Trust .. 80 Equifax Inc. ......................... 104 Abbott Laboratories ................. 7 Axalta Coating Sys. Ltd ......... 32 Castlight Health Inc ................56 Crown Holdings Inc. .............. 80 ESCO Technologies Inc. ..... 104 Abbvie, Inc. ............................. 7 AZZ Incorporated .................. 32 Caterpillar Inc. .......................56 Cryolife, Inc. ........................ .80 Esterline Technologies ......... 104 Abercombie & Fitch Co. .......... 8 Cato Corporation (The) ..........56 CSS Industries Inc. ............... .81 Ethan Allen Interiors Inc. ..... 105 ABM Industries Inc.................. 8 B&G Foods, Inc. ................... 32 Cbiz Inc ..................................56 CSX Corp. ............................ .81 Evercore Partners ................ 105 ACCO Brands Corp. ................ 8 Badger Meter Inc. .................. 32 CBS Corp. .............................57 CTS Corporation .................. .81 Evri Holdings Inc. ............... 105 Actuant Corporation................. 8 Baker Hughes Inc. ................. 33 CBS Corp. CL. A ...................57 * Cubic Corp. ........................ .81 Eversource Energy ............... 105 Acuity Brands Inc. .................. 9 Ball Corp. ............................. 33 Cedar Fair, L.P. .....................57 Cullen/Frost Bankers Inc. ...... .82 *Evolution Petroleum Corp. 106 * Adams Research & Energy ... 9 Banco Latinoamericano ........ 33 Celadon Group, Inc. ................57 Culp, Inc................................ .82 Exar Corp. ........................... 106 Advance Auto Parts Inc. ......... 9 BancorpSouth, Inc. ............... 33 Celanese Corp.........................58 Cummins Inc. ........................ .82 Exco Resources Inc. ............. 106 Advanced Deainage Sys, Inc. .. 9 Bank of Hawaii Corporation .. 34 Celestica Inc. ..........................58 Curtiss-Wright Corporation ... .82 Exelon Corporation ............. 106 Aecom Technology ................ 10 Bank of America Corp ........... 34 Cellcom Israel Ltd. .................58 CVR Energy Inc.. ................. .83 Express Inc. ......................... 107 Aercap Holdings NV.............. 10 Bank of N.Y.Mellon Corp. ..... 34 Centene Corp. ........................58 CVS Health Group. .............. .83 Exxon Mobil Corp. .............. 107 Aerojet Rocketdyne Hldgs ..... 10 Bankrate, Inc ......................... 34 CenterPoint Energy Inc. ..........59 CYS Investments ................... .83 AES Corp. ............................ 10 BankUnited, Inc. .................... 35 Central Pacific Financial ........59 Facebook Inc. ....................... 107 Aetna Inc. .............................. 11 * Bar Harbor Bancshares
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