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THE SRC BOOK OF 50-YEAR CHARTS® 50 – Year Business Cycle Chart ........ …1 American States Water Company .... …48 Bio-Rad Laboratories, Inc. ............. …103 CNA Financial Corp ...................... …158 DTE Energy Company ................... …213 # Frontier Communications Corp. .. …267 Ametek Incorporated ....................... …49 Biglari Holdings Inc ....................... …104 # Coca-Cola Bottling Co. Consol. …159 Ducommun Inc. ............................. …214 H.B. Fuller Co. .............................. …268 MAJOR MARKET INDICES # Amgen Inc. ................................... …50 Black Hills Corporation ................. …105 Coca Cola Corporation .................. …160 Duke Energy Corporation .............. …215 # Fulton Financial Corp PA ........... …269 Ampco – Pittsburgh Corporation ..... …51 Blackstone Mortgage Trust ............ …106 Coeur Mining, Inc. ........................ …161 Dun & Bradstreet Corp .................. …216 Amrep Corporation.......................... …52 Block H. & R. Inc .......................... …107 # Coherent, Inc. ............................. …162 DXC Technology Co. .................... …217 Gallagher Arthur J & Co. ............... …270 Dow Jones Industrial Average Index . …2 Analog Devices Incorporated .......... …53 # Bob Evans farms, Inc .................. …108 # Cohu, Inc. ................................... …163 Dycom Ibdustries Inc. .................... …218 Gap Inc. ......................................... …271 Dow Jones Transportation Average .. …3 Analogic Corp. ................................ …54 Boeing Company ........................... …109 Colgate Palmolive Co. ................... …164 Gartner, Inc. ................................... …272 Dow Jones Utility Average Index ...... …4 # Andeavor ...................................... …55 BP PLC .......................................... …110 # Comcast Corp. Cl A.................... …165 The Eastern Company .................... …219 GATX Corp. .................................. …273 Dow Jones Composite 65 Index ........ …5 Anixter International Inc. ................ …56 Brady Corp. ................................... …111 Comerica Inc. ................................ …166 EastGroup Properties, Inc. ............. …220 GEE Group Inc. ............................. …274 Amex Composite Index ..................... …6 AON Corporation n ............................ 57 # Bridgford Foods Corporation ...... …112 # Commerce Bancshasres, Inc. ...... …167 Eaton Corporation plc .................... …221 General Dynamics Corporation...... …275 NASDAQ Composite Index .............. …7 Apache Corporation ........................ …58 Briggs & Stratton Corp .................. …113 Commercial Metals Co. ................. …168 Eaton Vance Corp .......................... …222 General Electric Company ............. …276 NIKKEI Stock Average ..................... …8 # Apogee Enterprises, Inc ................ …59 Brinker International, Inc. .............. …114 Communications Systems Inc ........ …169 Ecolab Inc ...................................... …223 General Mills Inc. .......................... …277 NYSE Composite Index ........................ 9 # Apple, Inc. .................................... …60 Brinks Company ............................ …115 # Computer Task Group, Inc. ........ …170 Edison International ....................... …224 Genesco Incorporated…………….… 278 S&P 500 Composite Index .............. …10 Applied Industrial Technologies ...... …61 Bristol Myers Squibb Co ....................116 # Comtech Telecomm. Corp, ......... …171 Electro Scienttific Inds., Inc. .......... …225 # Gentex Corp. .............................. …279 Value Line Geometric Index ........... …11 Wilshire 5000 Index ........................ …12 # Applied Materials Inc ................... …62 Bristow Group Inc.......................... …117 Conagra Foods Inc ......................... …172 Edison International ....................... …226 Genuine Parts Co. .......................... …280 Aqua America Incorporated ............ …63 British American Tobacco plc ........ …118 # Connecticut Water Service, Inc... …173 Emerson Electric Company ............ …227 Getty Realty Corp .......................... …281 Archer Daniels Midland Co ............. …64 Brookfield Asset Mgmt .................. …119 ConocoPhillips .............................. …174 # EMC Insurance Group Inc. ......... …228 # Glacier Bancorp Inc. ................... …282 ALPHABETICAL Arconic, Inc. .................................... …65 Brown & Brown Inc. ...................... …120 Consolidated Edison Inc ................ …175 Ennis, Inc. ...................................... …229 P.H. Glatfelter Co. ......................... …283 LIST OF COMPANIES Arrow Electronics Inc...................... …66 Brown Forman Corp ...................... …121 Consolidated-Tomoka Land Co. .... …176 Ensco plc........................................ …230 GlaxoSmithKline plc ..................... …284 # Arrow Financial Corp. .................. …67 BRT Realty Trust ........................... …122 Continental Materials Corp. ........... …177 Entergy Corporation ....................... …231 Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. ......... …285 st 1 . Source Corporation .................... …13 # Ascena Retail Group, Inc. ............. …68 Brunswick Corp ............................. …123 Cooper Companies ........................ …178 Enzo Biochem, Inc. ........................ …232 The Gorman-Rupp Company ......... …286 3M Company................................... …14 Ashland Incorporated ...................... …69 Cooper Tire & Rubber Co ............. …179 Entergy Corp. ................................. …233 GP Strategies Corp. ....................... …287 Associated Bancorp ......................... …70 # CA, Inc. ...................................... …124 CoreLogic, Inc. .............................. …180 Equifax Incorporated ...................... …234 Grace W.R. & Company ................ …288 AAR Corporation ............................ …15 # Astro-Med, Inc. ............................ …71 Cabot Corporation .......................... …125 Corning Incorporated ..................... …181 # LM Ericsson (publ) ..................... …235 Graco Inc. ...................................... …289 Aaron’s, Inc. .................................... …16 Astronics Corporation ..................... …72 CACI International Inc. .................. …126 # Costco Wholesaler Corp ............. …182 # Escalade, Inc.l ............................. …236 Graham Corp. ................................ …290 Abbott Laboratories ......................... …17 AT & T Incorporated ....................... …73 # CalAmp Corp .............................. …127 Cousins Properties Inc. .................. …183 Espey Mfg & Electronics Corp. ..... …237 Graham Holdings Co. .................... …291 ABM Industries Inc. ........................ …18 Atmos Energy Corp. ........................ …74 Caleres, Inc. ................................... …128 # Cracker Barrel Old Country Store, .. 184 # Essendant Inc. ............................. …238 Grainger W.W. Incorporated ......... …292 # Aceto Corpration .......................... …19 # Automatic Data Processing Inc ..... …75 California Water Supply Group...... …129 Crane Company ............................. …185 Esterline Technologies Corp. ......... …239 Gray Television, Inc. ..................... …293 * Acme United Corporation ............ …20 # AV Homes, Inc. ............................ …76 Campbell Soup Co ......................... …130 Crawford & Company ................... …186 Eversource Energy ......................... …240 Great Plains Energy Inc. ................ …294 # Activision Blizzard, Inc. ............... …21 Avery Dennison Corporation ........... …77 Canadian Pacific Railway Ltd ........ …131 Crown Holdings Inc. ..................... …187 Exelon Corporation ........................ …241 Greif, Inc. ...................................... …295 # Acxiom Corp. ............................... …22 # Avis Budget Group, Inc. ............... …78 Canon Inc. ...................................... …132 # CSP Inc, ..................................... …188 Exxon Coproration ............................ 242 Griffon Corp. ................................. …296 Adams Resource & Energy Cp ........ …23 Avista Corporation .......................... …79 Cantel Medical Corp. ..................... …133 CSX Corporation ........................... …189 #Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. ...... …24 Avnet Incorporated .......................... …80 Capital Southwest Corp.................. …134 CTS Corporation ........................... …190 # Farmer Bros. Co. ......................... …243 Halliburton Company .................... …297 # Aegion Corp. ................................ …25 Avon Products Inc ........................... …81 Cardinal Health, Inc. ...................... …135 Cubic Corporation ......................... …191 Federal Realty Investment Trust..... …244 Harris Corp .................................... …298 Aerojet RocketDyne Holdings Inc.. …26 AZZ Incorporated ............................ …82 Carlisle Corporation ....................... …136 Cullen/Frost Bankers, Inc. ............. …192 Federal Signal Corp ....................... …245 Harsco Corp ................................... …299 Aetna Incorporated .......................... …27 Carpenter Technology Corp ........... …137 Culp, Inc. ....................................... …193 FedEx Corp. ................................... …246 # Hasbro Inc.
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