6-MO T-BILLS DOW +63.56 +13.25 S&P 500 +5.70 +.09 30-YR T-BONDS -.02 GASOLINE +.06 EURO +.0039 GOLD +5.20 13,870.26 p 2,817.44 p 1,540.98 p 4.12% p 4.66% q $2.33 p 1.4424 p $789.10 p Money&Markets Today Procter & Gamble earnings Consumer confidence Goodyear Tire earnings Briefly nother raft Slower sales growth at P&G has many analysts worried. July’s reading of the Conference Board’s consumer Investors expecting cost Also reporting earnings are A of corporate While the company is expected to post a 12.7 percent jump confidence index represented Conference Board savings from Goodyear Tire consumer products maker earnings, led by in earnings per share, Procter & Gamble (PG) $71.83 a six-year high. Despite the consumer & Rubber Co.’s new health- Colgate Palmolive Co. (CL, Procter & Gam- sales are expected to $75 housing industry slowdown, the confidence index care benefits deal with the $0.85 est./$0.73 pvs), insurer $63.81 ble, will drive grow at about 7 percent, 70 was at an all-time MO. INDEX United Auto Workers may Safeco Corp. (SAF, $1.55/ trading, though compared to the prior high and corporate earnings M 108.5 have to wait a few quarters. Goodyear Tire (GT) $27.11 $1.46) and U.S. Steel Corp. 65 $40 volume may be quarter’s 8 percent. were strong. By September, the J 105.3 Class-action lawsuits from $15.18 (X, $2.63/$2.59). light ahead of Higher commodity costs 60 06 07 index had fallen 11 percent to J 111.9 retirees could hamper the 30 Fidelity Investments is cut- EPS est. an interest rate prompted it to raise a two-year low amid mortgage A 105.6 agreement, and crimp 20 ting trading costs for bonds. .89 decision due prices for detergents and .79 .84 .74 .67 and credit troubles, high oil S 99.8 earnings growth until the The company says investors 10 06 07 after the Federal health-care products, prices and a volatile stock O (est.) 101.0 second half of 2008, ana- will be able to buy and sell Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 EPS est. Reserve’s two- which may have led market. Economists expect the Source: lysts say. For now, earnings .47 .22 .53 Treasury bonds for free—all day meeting, consumers to cheaper Source: Thomson Financial index to edge higher for Octo- Thomson Financial are expected to climb 12.8 .11 .35 other bonds will cost $1 per which starts alternatives. Analysts will want to hear how the company will ber. If it doesn’t, it may mean consumers will cut percent on a per-share basis Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 bond, with a maximum of $250 today. manage costs in the final quarter of 2007 and beyond. back on spending for the holidays. for the third quarter. Source: Thomson Financial per transaction.

1,650 2,900 NET 1YR FuturesTrading 2,850 Interestrates 1,580 TREASURIES YEST PVS CHG WK MO QTR AGO EXP. DATE OPEN CLOSE CH. 1,520 2,750 3-month T-bill 4.00 3.94 +0.06 s s t 5.11 LIGHT SWEET CRUDE (NYMX) 1,600 2,800 6-month T-bill 4.12 4.03 +0.09 t t t 5.17 1,000 bbl.- dollars per bbl. 1,460 10 DAYS 2,650 10 DAYS Dec 07 92.75 93.53 +1.67 1-year T-note 3.90 3.88 +0.02 t t t 4.91 Jan 08 91.75 92.63 +1.89 1,550 2,700 2-year T-note 3.78 3.74 +0.04 t t t 4.75 Est. sales 283,727 Fri’s. sales 539,633 Treasury yields Fri’s open int 1,453,756 up 19087.00 5-year T-note 4.04 4.03 +0.01 t t t 4.64 1,500 2,600 edged down in NATURAL GAS (NYMX) quiet trading, as 10-year T-note 4.38 4.38 ... t t t 4.68 10,000 mm btu’s, $ per mm btu many investors 30-year T-bond 4.66 4.68 -0.02 t t t 4.80 Nov 07 7.310 7.269 +.051 1,450 S&P 500 2,500 Nasdaq composite kept to the side- Dec 07 7.968 7.974 +.166 Close: 1,540.98 Close: 2,817.44 lines ahead of the Est. sales 68,786 Fri’s. sales 107,810 Fri’s open int 749,003 off 4956.00 Change: +5.70 (+0.4%) Change: +13.25 (+0.5%) Federal Reserve’s NET 1YR BONDS YEST PVS CHG WK MO QTR AGO GOLD (COMX) 1,400 2,400 expected decision MJ JA SO MJ JA SO 100 troy oz.- dollars per troy oz. on interest rates. Lehman Long T-Bd Idx 4.66 4.68 -0.02 t t t 4.82 Oct 07 787.30 789.10 +5.20 HIGH LOW CLOSE CHG. %CHG. WK MO QTR YTD Nov 07 792.30 789.40 +5.10 StocksRecap Bond Buyer Muni Idx 4.77 4.77 ... s s s 4.69 DOW 13901.40 13805.31 13870.26 +63.56 +0.46% s t s +11.29% Est. sales 93,468 Fri’s. sales 109,138 Lehman US Aggregate 5.13 5.10 +0.03 t t t 5.39 NYSE NASD DOW Trans. 4888.32 4819.08 4844.51 -22.46 -0.46% t t t +6.23% PRIME FED Fri’s open int 519,336 up 14112.00 Lehman US High Yield 8.69 8.67 +0.02 s s s 8.09 DOW Util. 528.29 522.49 526.41 +3.81 +0.73% s s s +15.25% RATE FUNDS SILVER (COMX) Vol. (in mil.) 3,017 2,000 NYSE Comp. 10269.27 10189.14 10256.22 +67.09 +0.66% s s s +12.22% Moodys Bond Index 5.55 5.53 +0.02 r t s 5.51 5,000 troy oz.- cents per troy oz. YEST 7.75 4.75 Pvs. Volume 3,514 2,444 NASDAQ 2825.37 2805.25 2817.44 +13.25 +0.47% s s s +16.65% Nov 07 1443.5 1436.7 +15.0 6 MO AGO 8.25 5.25 Bank Index 103.00 103.50 -0.50 s t t 113.52 Advanced 1879 1500 S&P 500 1544.67 1536.43 1540.98 +5.70 +0.37% s t s +8.65% Dec 07 1430.5 1443.0 +15.0 1 YR AGO 8.25 5.25 DJ Corp Bond 204.51 204.29 +0.22 s s s 193.85 Declined 1367 1477 S&P 400 900.70 894.29 897.82 +2.53 +0.28% s s s +11.62% Est. sales 24,718 Fri’s. sales 31,328 New Highs 272 170 Russell 2000 826.91 818.07 821.72 +0.33 +0.04% s t t +4.32% Fri’s open int 129,211 up 2713.00 New Lows 46 115 Wilshire 5000 15617.26 15518.11 15581.48 +63.36 +0.41% s s s +9.29% ForeignExchange NY HARBOR GAS BLEND (NYMX) CLOSE PVS CLOSE PVS 42,000 gallons- dollars per gallon Nov 07 2.3017 2.3274 +.0534 British pound .4850 .4873 Euro .6933 .6951 Dec 07 2.2980 2.3239 +.0464 Canadian dollar .9529 .9623 Japanese yen 114.59 114.22 Est. sales 38,633 Fri’s. sales 70,810 Chinese yuan 7.4760 7.4890 Mexican peso 10.7085 10.7396 Fri’s open int 203,652 off 4564.00 Oklahoma Inc. Stocks SPACE: 52-Week Year-to-Date 52-Week Year-to-Date Hi Lo Name Last Chg. %Chg. Div Yld Hi Lo Name Last Chg. %Chg. Div Yld 23.37 14.01 AAON s 17.81 +.02 +1.7 ...... 53.39 36.62 MagelMids 42.88 +.63 +11.1 2.58 6.0 The 9.65 2.60 ADDvntgT 8.76 +.64 +214.0 ...... 30.22 14.14 MatrixSv 28.39 -.86 +76.3 ...... 33.73 18.41 AlliHold 25.43 +.98 +28.7 1.06 4.2 11.97 2.96 NA Galv s 9.28 +.67 +165.1 ...... 45.50 30.12 AllnceRes 39.20 +1.10 +13.6 2.24 5.7 41.30 29.12 OGE Engy 36.22 +.25 -9.4 1.36 3.8 118.39 78.04 Apco 103.98 -.73 +18.5 1.40 1.3 55.27 38.81 ONEOK 49.84 +.50 +15.6 1.44 2.9 35.54 17.08 ArenaRes s 34.67 +.22 +62.4 ...... investment 73.00 56.00 ONEOK Pt 64.36 +1.36 +1.6 4.04 6.3 55.75 47.32 BOK 54.32 -.43 -1.2 0.80 1.5 55.27 38.75 BncFstOK 46.09 +1.25 -14.6 0.80 1.7 8.90 5.00 OrchidsPP 8.12 -.20 -4.8 ...... 19.69 13.22 BroncoDrl 13.46 -.27 -21.7 ...... 28.80 17.80 PanhO&G 27.35 +1.15 +45.5 0.28 1.0 39.05 27.27 ChesEng 38.87 +.06 +33.8 0.27 .7 71.49 37.65 PrepaidLg 57.85 -1.72 +47.8 1.20 2.1 frontier 23.10 14.00 ContlRes n 23.63 +1.23 +67.6 ...... 12.58 7.25 QuestRes 8.11 +.04 -19.7 ...... An artist rendering of the Orion crew exploration vehicle in lunar orbit. 93.56 62.80 DevonE 93.50 +.29 +39.4 0.56 .6 5.73 4.00 RAM Egy 5.30 -.04 -3.8 ...... 12.92 7.60 DobsonCm 12.92 +.03 +48.3 ...... 26.19 20.02 SonicCorp 24.59 -.50 +2.7 ...... he space shuttle Discovery is NASA has already awarded sev- likely to include aerospace supplier 55.30 23.45 DollarTh 34.61 +1.16 -24.1 ...... 28.67 18.00 SwstBc 18.99 -.52 -31.8 0.37 1.9 T orbiting the planet now, helping eral big contracts for the project. One Alliant Techsystems Inc. (ATK) and 8.58 5.85 EduDv 6.18 -.09 -14.8 0.22 3.6 4.38 1.30 SyntroCp 1.46 +.10 -57.8 ...... to build the international space sta- surprise was its choice of Lockheed United Technologies Corp. (UTX). 48.88 28.35 GMX Rs 38.21 +.14 +7.6 ...... 25.62 10.82 GulfportE 22.13 -1.38 +62.8 ...... 16.55 7.43 Tronox 7.97 -.09 -50.2 0.20 2.5 tion. But in 2010, the iconic 26-year- Martin Corp. (LMT) to build the Orion He says the two might be tapped for 65.65 44.27 Unit 46.75 -.02 -3.5 ...... old shuttle fleet is slated for retire- 46.25 22.72 HelmPayne 31.03 +.38 +26.8 0.18 .6 capsule and service module, a con- work on Ares V, a rocket that will be 42.22 23.00 HilandHldg 28.78 +.74 -0.4 0.92 3.2 36.52 23.72 WmsCos 36.33 -.03 +39.1 0.40 1.1 ment, to be replaced by a craft with tract worth up to $7.5 billion. The able to carry about 284,000 pounds 61.75 46.02 HilandPt 53.00 +2.45 -3.1 2.93 5.5 52.00 36.50 WmsPtrs 44.60 +.03 +15.2 2.20 4.9 sights on the moon, creating investor company generally builds unmanned to low-Earth orbit. Its maiden flight is 25.25 9.20 LSB Inds 25.34 +1.04 +118.8 ...... 4.01 2.49 XetaTech 3.91 +.06 +24.5 ...... opportunities, analysts say. “Any rockets, and rivals Northrop Grumman scheduled for 2018. time major programmatic and bud- Corp. (NOC) and Boeing Co. (BA) Investing in companies dependent getary changes occur in a market- both have historical ties to Apollo. on government contracts has risks, FundFocus The Oklahoman’s Top 40 Stocks of Local Interest place, there is potential for upheaval More contracts are expected in analysts say. Congress could shift of incumbents and opportunities for coming months, and Spingarn says priorities and slash spending on This growth-value blend fund has a Mutual Funds 52-Week YTD relatively modest asset base, a plus HIGH LOW NAME LAST CHG. %Chg. others,” says Credit Suisse analyst in addition to Lockheed, winners are space exploration. Name NAV Chg. for investing in small companies, and 34.95 24.60 AAR 31.50 +.10 +7.9 Robert Spingarn. a low minimum investment. It has American Funds BalA 20.42 +.05 The budget for NASA is expected Constellation prize outperformed its category over 41.00 20.28 AMR 23.37 -.13 -22.7 American Funds BondA 13.33 ... 42.97 31.75 AT&T Inc 41.74 +.28 +16.8 to grow just 2.4 percent annually, on NASA's Constellation program is in line for big budget boosts. one-, three- and five-year periods. American Funds CapIncBuA 68.33 +.37 2.90 0.88 AccessPlns 1.13 +.01 -43.7 average, through 2012. But there Constellation s portion of overall NASA budget* 41.40 20.00 AdmRsc 31.60 -.05 +4.9 Aston Funds TAMROSmCN b ATASX American Funds CpWldGrIA 50.13 +.47 will likely be tectonic shifts within it. 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 15.43 8.53 AlcatelLuc 9.60 +.19 -32.5 NASA is moving to a new program VALUE BLEND GROWTH American Funds EurPacGrA 57.49 +.77 14.10 11.48 AldWaste 12.46 -.17 +1.4 called Constellation, relying on a $3.1 3.5 3.8 7.7 8.0 American Funds FundmInvA 46.57 +.24 69.15 40.60 AMovilL 66.54 +.98 +47.1 51.24 40.68 AEP 47.99 +.32 +12.7 reusable craft called Orion, reminis- American Funds GrowAmerA 38.18 +.18 Overall 6.93 3.50 AmShrd 3.52 -.01 -47.1 cent of the old Apollo, with rockets LARGE-CAP American Funds IncAmerA 21.43 +.08 59.45 38.40 Anadarko 59.40 +.17 +36.5 to propel it into space. The goal is to NASA budget*: $17.3 17.6 18.0 18.5 18.9 American Funds InvCoAmA 36.54 +.10 98.59 63.01 Apache 101.85 +4.40 +53.1 reach the moon and possibly Mars. 6.80 4.84 Arbinet 5.88 +.23 +7.1 *all figures are fiscal-year budget requests, in billions American Funds NewPerspA 38.29 +.36

MID-CAP 55.08 46.45 BkofAm 47.98 -.05 -10.1 SOURCES: NASA; Credit Suisse; Lockheed Martin Stan Choe, Kristen Girard • AP American Funds WAMutInvA 37.66 +.14 107.83 79.11 Boeing 96.99 +.97 +9.2 Davis NYVentA 41.99 +.15 10.14 5.20 Celestic g 6.74 +.05 -13.7 Dodge & Cox Bal 89.20 +.13 4.93 1.97 ChartCm 2.11 +.03 -31.0 42.87 33.83 Cimarex 39.68 +.41 +8.7 SMALL-CAP Dodge & Cox IntlStk 50.34 +.46 61.59 45.56 CocaCl 61.84 +.27 +28.2 Morningstar Ownership Zone™ 90.84 58.83 ConocPhil 84.63 +.23 +17.6 Fund centroid represents weighted Dodge & Cox Stock 158.60 +.26 average of stock holdings Fidelity Bal 20.63 +.09 29.61 21.61 Dell Inc lf 29.47 +.49 +17.5 64.00 40.50 EngyTsfr 54.50 +.25 +3.7 Better results for Times won’t aid sector Represents 75% of fund’s stock holdings Fidelity Contra 78.70 +.57 39.56 30.06 EthanAl 30.57 -.27 -15.3 The Gray Lady was looking Several newspaper pub- 12% But national 50% Fidelity DivrIntl 45.15 +.42 95.27 69.02 ExxonMbl 93.61 +1.40 +22.2 59.89 44.76 GaylrdEnt 53.56 +.02 +5.2 spry in the last quarter, but lishers reported higher are a far National ads Fidelity EqInc 61.49 +.25 10 40 as percent of 43.20 28.49 GnMotr 37.96 +.19 +23.6 don’t expect the shine to national ad revenue in bigger part of Fidelity GrowCo 87.57 +.82 8 ad revenue, 76.90 58.71 Genzyme 73.55 -1.46 +19.4 spread—The the third quarter... the revenue 30 CATEGORY Small Blend Fidelity LowPriStk 45.06 +.28 36.90 14.62 Goodyear 27.11 -.37 +29.2 Industry 6 Q3 New York New York Times mix at The MORNINGSTAR™ Fidelity Magellan 103.42 +.94 58.68 30.44 Group1 32.40 +.47 -37.4 20 41.95 27.65 Hallibrtn 40.59 -.69 +30.7 Times Co. 4 Times so it RATING HHHHI Fidelity Puritan 20.31 +.07 (NYT) and other newspaper Tribune benefited more 10 42.01 30.28 HomeDp 31.40 +.05 -21.8 2 ASSETS $225 million Fidelity Spartan USEqIndxI 54.59 +.21 29.06 19.45 IntlBcsh 21.89 +.06 -22.1 stocks are down this year E.W. Scripps than its peers. 0 0 EXP RATIO 1.31% 53.25 42.16 JPMorgCh 46.67 -.65 -2.7 while the market is up more FrankTemp-Franklin Income A 2.75 +.01 MANAGER Philip Tasho 69.03 59.72 JohnJn 64.98 +.68 -1.6 than 8 percent. just 1.4 percent overall for and home delivery rates in ported painful drops in real FrankTemp-Templeton Growth A 25.53 +.28 82.32 65.60 LabCp 68.02 -1.52 -7.4 reported third quarter earnings the quarter. Tribune Co. (TRB) July, leading to a 3.9 percent estate classifieds. SINCE 2000-11-30 Harbor IntlInstl 78.95 +.69 113.74 84.89 LockhdM 109.24 +.63 +18.6 well ahead of analysts’ esti- and E.W. Scripps Co. (SSP) bump in circulation revenue. Goldman Sachs analyst RETURNS 3-MO +8.2 PIMCO TotRetIs 10.62 -.01 35.74 25.92 Lowes 27.20 +.05 -12.7 mates, due to a surge in saw declines of 9.4 percent Like all newspaper pub- Peter Appert was “impressed” YTD +6.8 71.23 56.54 MetLife 69.41 -.26 +17.6 Vanguard 500 142.05 +.54 56.00 33.76 NobleCp s 53.89 +.73 +41.5 national advertising. That and 6.4 percent. lishers, the Times saw de- with the Times’ earnings but 1-YR +12.0 Vanguard 500Adml 142.06 +.54 78.05 46.04 NobleEn 75.05 +.87 +52.9 category benefits the Times The Times also took ad- clines in classified ads, a says “we believe it’s too early 3-YR ANNL +15.5 Vanguard EuropeIdx 42.97 +.20 38.84 31.14 OReillyA 32.74 -.18 +2.1 over others due to its national vantage of its premium brand profitable business that is to declare that the multiyear 5-YR-ANNL +20.8 Vanguard InstIdx 140.98 +.54 71.49 42.06 OcciPet 70.23 -.54 +43.8 reach. As a result, its news- and affluent and loyal audi- vulnerable to online compe- downturn in national ad rev- 12.10 7.01 ParkDrl 8.30 ... +1.6 paper ad revenue was down ence to hike newsstand prices tition. Several publishers re- enues is over.” Vanguard InstPlus 140.99 +.54 19.11 10.23 Petrohawk 18.50 +.31 +60.9 TOP 5 HOLDINGS PCT Vanguard Prmcp 79.13 +.45 65.24 46.08 PlainsAA 55.59 +.32 +8.6 SOURCES: the companies Seth Sutel, Elizabeth Flach • AP Vanguard TotBdId 10.07 ... 30.90 20.61 Rollins 29.84 -.69 +35.0 Hain Celestial Group, Inc. 3.34 28.51 20.10 SeagateT 27.30 +.35 +3.0 Willbros Group, Inc. 2.99 Vanguard TotIntl 21.72 +.20 195.18 123.39 SearsHldgs 137.06 +.53 -18.4 SunOpta, Inc. 2.96 Vanguard TotStIAdm 37.22 +.14 6.80 2.89 SixFlags 3.25 -.02 -38.0 StoryStocks 16.96 13.70 SwstAirl 13.84 -.05 -9.7 Lexington Realty Trust 2.83 Vanguard TotStIdx 37.22 +.14 tocks rose on speculation the Federal Reserve pressure the Fed to hold rates steady Wednesday, 23.42 16.93 SprintNex 17.18 -.20 -9.1 Steelcase, Inc. 2.75 Vanguard Welltn 34.98 +.14 will ease interest rates at its meeting later this or not to cut rates as deeply. The Dow industrials 40.01 25.22 Starbucks 26.23 +.06 -25.9 S Vanguard WndsrII 37.67 +.08 96.94 50.33 Terex 75.94 +1.04 +17.6 week. Oil prices gushed to another new record, rose 63.56, or 0.5 percent, to 13,870.26. The Nasdaq 23.64 16.50 TetraTc 22.85 +.46 +26.3 passing $93 per barrel, helping oil companies. But added 13.25, or 0.5 percent, to 2,817.44, and the 97.00 72.90 3M Co 85.97 -.16 +10.3 the gain also raised fears of inflation, which may S&P 500 gained 5.70, or 0.4 percent, to 1,540.98. 47.06 35.17 UMB Fn 42.32 -.26 +15.9 Office Depot Inc. ODP Northwest Airlines Corp. NWA Humana Inc. HUM 79.72 68.66 UPS B 75.10 +.13 +0.2 46.24 34.00 VerizonCm 45.99 +.39 +23.5 LOW 52-WEEK HIGH LOW 52-WEEK HIGH LOW 52-WEEK HIGH “There is no shortage of news that speculators 51.44 42.09 WalMart 45.01 +.37 -2.5 $16.51 $42.61 $14.00 $26.50 $51.00 $81.50 can use now to push oil prices higher.” 37.42 14.50 Willbros 37.06 -.18 +96.1 67.17 43.86 XTO Engy 65.57 +.23 +39.4 Close: $17.43 -2.86 (-14.1%) Close: $17.64 +0.29 (+1.7%) Close: $73.75 -1.81 (-2.4%) — Fadel Gheit, Oppenheimer & Co., on oil’s rise to $93 a barrel due to a weak dollar and various production concerns 20.18 15.26 Xerox 17.04 +.15 +0.5 Vol. (3-mo avg.): 30.1 m (6 m) Vol. (3-mo avg.): 2.3 m (2 m) Vol. (3-mo avg.): 6 m (1.8 m) Market Cap.: $4.75 b Market Cap.: $3.58 b Market Cap.: $12.43 b Analysts PAST 3 MONTHS Following a PAST 3 MONTHS Third-quarter PAST 3 MONTHS downgraded $30 bankruptcy 25 profit almost $80 the office prod- reorganization, doubled on MutualFundCategories VALUE BLEND GROWTH ucts retailer on 25 the airline op- 20 government 70 PERCENT RETURN YTD 5.8 LV 11.5 LB 17.2 LG a delayed erator swung segment SPECIALTY FUNDS YTD 1YR 3YR 5YR 1YR 10.6 14.6 20.6 third-quarter to a profit in income and a 3YR 15.2 13.2 10.7 20 15 60 Conservative Allocation (CA) 6.13 8.19 6.77 7.96 report, relating the third- one-time gain, 5YR 16.2 13.5 10.2 quarter on cost the health Moderate Allocation (MA) 9.00 12.00 10.25 11.19 LARGE-CAP to accounting MV MB MG concerns. 15 controls. 10 insurer said. 50 Health (SH) 11.69 11.35 11.86 12.68 YTD 0.5 8.6 23.2 Natural Resources (SN) 36.41 40.47 29.63 31.96 1YR 5.5 12.9 26.6 Kellogg Co. K RadioShack Corp. RSH UBS AG UBS 3YR 13.5 15.2 20.3 Real Estate (SR) -3.43 1.20 15.87 22.26 LOW 52-WEEK HIGH LOW 52-WEEK HIGH LOW 52-WEEK HIGH MID-CAP 5YR 18.7 18.8 21.0 Technology (ST) 23.17 27.96 15.16 18.64 $48.68 $56.89 $16.42 $35.00 $49.79 $66.26 YTD -2.6 SV 2.8 SB 17.0 SG BALANCED 1YR 1.5 5.9 18.5 Close: $53.11 -1.33 (-2.4%) Close: $20.42 +0.80 (+4.1%) Close: $53.25 -0.58 (-1.1%) Target-Date 2000-2014 (TA) 7.51 9.78 7.37 8.06 3YR 11.1 13.8 15.1 Vol. (3-mo avg.): 5.2 m (2 m) Vol. (3-mo avg.): 9.1 m (4.3 m) Vol. (3-mo avg.): 1.7 m (2.5 m) Target-Date 2015-2029 (TB) 10.47 13.85 11.18 12.16 5YR 18.5 19.7 19.9 SMALL-CAP Market Cap.: $21.02 b Market Cap.: $2.82 b Market Cap.: $110.35 b Target-Date 2030+ (TC) 12.31 16.55 13.75 14.40 The cereal PAST 3 MONTHS Third-quarter PAST 3 MONTHS A soft U.S. PAST 3 MONTHS BOND FUNDS INTERNATIONAL maker’s 2008 $60 revenue fell, $30 housing and $60 profit outlook but the elec- mortgage Divers. Emerging Mkt. (EM) 45.80 63.86 42.03 38.16 Interm-Term Bond (CI) 4.00 5.03 3.42 4.50 Europe Stock (ES) 17.57 27.17 25.85 26.09 Interm. Government (GI) 4.42 5.20 3.23 3.16 missed tronics retailer 25 market could swung to a Foreign Small/Mid Val (FA) 16.29 26.36 25.06 27.50 High Yield Muni (HM) -0.47 0.76 4.74 5.60 estimates on 55 take a toll on 55 cost concerns, profit on cost fourth-quarter Foreign Large Blend (FB) 19.04 26.63 23.55 22.56 High Yield Bond (HY) 3.57 6.48 6.27 11.57 20 while third- cuts and high- profit, the Foreign Large Growth (FG) 22.06 30.68 24.22 22.70 Muni National Interm (MI) 2.23 2.81 2.67 3.45 quarter income margin item Swiss bank Foreign Small/Mid Gr. (FR) 23.65 34.86 30.39 31.30 Muni National Long (ML) 1.44 2.24 3.18 4.02 rose 9 percent. 50 sales. 15 warned. 50 Foreign Large Value (FV) 15.36 22.70 21.96 24.31 Muni National Short (MS) 2.65 3.14 2.29 2.34 SOURCE: SunGard AP World Allocation (IH) 13.93 18.76 16.62 16.84 World Stock (WS) 17.15 23.41 19.74 19.93 More Mutual Funds listed at NewsOK.com