all that.  Many speculate that 24-hour trading is far away.
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Many online trader sites offer stock picks and specific recommendations
for people who register on their site and subscribe to email newsletters.  You can
find online chat rooms and active bulletin boards where you can post messages
and follow-up responses.  The idea is to provide a market of communication for
ex where you can post messages and follow-up responses.  The idea is to
provide a market of communication for firm experts, experienced individuals, and
even amateurs just getting started.
You will need to surf through these online trading sites, read as much as
possible until you feel comfortable returning to a select few and following the
suggestions and advice they provide on their sites.  Choose one specific trading
site as your homepage which will be most helpful to you, and bookmark any
others of interest.
Please realize that not all the information on these sites can be taken as
absolute.  Many people will offer information based on their opinions, experience
and education.  The opinions may or may not be helpful, but the experiences and
education could be of assistance to you while in the process of learning.
Listening and heeding advice can sometimes help you to avoid mistakes that
others have made, however, it can also mislead you into making bad decisions.
You have to do your own research, self-education, take classes and weigh
advice based on other cross-references and your instincts.  You will make
mistakes.  No experience can be error free or it wouldn’t be experience.  Use
your mistakes wisely, learn from them so that you don’t repeat them.
The following lists are current online Web sites organized by appropriate
categories.
Media Web Sites
ABC News
www.abcnews.com
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CNBC
www.cnbc.com
CBS Marketwatch
www.marketwatch.com
CNN Financial
www.cnnfn.com
MSN MoneyCentral
www.moneycentral.com
The New York Times
www.nytimes.com
News Alert
www.newsalert.com
ReutersMoney Net
www.moneynet.com
TheStreet.com
$Wall Street City
www.thestreet.com
www.wallstreetcity.com
Dow Jones Newswires
www.dowjonesnews.com
Standard & Poors ComStock
www.spcomstock.com
Multex Investor
http://nasdaqeurope.multexinvestor.co.uk
Trading Web Sites
The Daily Trader
www.dailytrader.com
Daytraders On-line
www.daytraders.com
Online Trading Academy
www.Tradingacademy.com
On-Site Trading
www.onsitetrading.com
Pristine Day Trader
www.pristine.com
TradingMarkets.com
www.tradingmarkets.com
Bloomberg.com
www.bloomberg.com
AltaVista Finance
www.altavista.wallst.com
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CyberInvest
Financial Center
Interactive Investor
Invest-O-Rama
Investor Words
The Motley Fool
The Raging Bull
Silicon Investor
Stockpoint
Etrade.com
Quote.com
www.cyberinvest.com
www.tfc.com
www.zdii.com
www.investorama.com
www.investorwords.com
www.fool.com
www.ragingbull.com
www.techstocks.com
www.stockpoint.com
www.etrade.com
www.quote.com
MassLive.com
www.masslive.com
Institutional Investor Online
www.institutionalinvestoronline.com
Strictly Stock Online
www.strictlystock.com
Online Magazines
Money Magazine
www.moneymagazine.com
FT expat Magazine
www.ft.com
Fortune Magazine
www.fortune.com
Business Week Online
www.businessweek.com
Web Finance Magazine
www.mfmarketnews.com
Better Investing Magazine
www.better-investing.org
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Mutual Funds Magazine
www.mutual-funds.com
Traders World
www.tradersworld.com
Bloomberg.com Publishers publishes four magazines that can be found through
their Web site:
Markets
Personal Finance
Wealth Manager
www.bloomberg.com
www.bloomberg.com
www.bloomberg.com
Bloomberg Money
www.bloomberg.com
Online Stock Markets
With the stock market changing on a daily, hourly, and minute-by-minute
basis, there is no other substitute for having online access to real-time markets
than the Internet itself.  This section will cover the main online markets for the
U.S. and Europe, providing online hyperlink URLs, current screen shots of Web
site homepages, and other significant Web pages.
New York Stock Exchange Web Site
www.nyse.com
The NYSE Web site is an online interactive trading site where individuals and
institutions can buy and sell stock, participate in related discussion forums, and
access informative references, including the latest breaking news in the industry.
As the Trading Floor buzzes with excitement and serious business of the day,
online investors click on The Trading Floor Web page of the NYSE site and begin
their day of trading at home through the convenience of the Internet.
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Screenshot of NYSE Web site hompage at www.nyse.com
If you are looking for information, you won’t be disappointed.  You’ll find
detailed content describing the size of the Trading Floor to actual photos from
various viewpoints.  There’s no lack of history either.  The NYSE has been in
existence for over 200 years, and the famous bell that is faithfully rung at the
opening and closing of each day began in 1870 as a tradition.
The NYSE Web site is full of step-by-step processes in how stocks are
bought and sold in the market.  This information is very easy to read and
understand with specific examples and related illustrations for effect.  They’ve
even added a Web page showing photos of the technological tools used in the
market with explanations on how they perform and what purposes they serve.
You can view membership listings and find up-to-minute market information,
including charted statistics and other real-time data for the U.S., Europe and
other international companies. Also, the site provides current indices such as the
S&P 500, the NYSE Composite, the Amex Composite and the NASDAQ
Composite, including the Dow Jones Industrials.
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Dow Jones Industrial Daily Chart from NYSE Web site(10/17/01)
As with most stock exchanges, the NYSE monitors every transaction and
is under continuous surveillance.  The exchange uses Stock Watch, a computer-
based system that examines each individual trade for irregular trading behaviors
and alerts the appropriate NYSE personnel.  The NYSE Web site provides
content on its Web site outlining the regulations for operation and membership
requirements.
Online trading
members are not left
without the “look” and
“feel” of physically being
there.  In 1999, the
NYSE revealed the first
large-scale virtual reality
environment for
business related
programs.  You can
literally visit the virtual
representation of the
Trading Floor through a
3-D Image of the NYSE Trading Floor from the NYSE Web site.
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three-dimensional reality –based system.  The still image below is a 3-D pictorial
sample within the virtual reality environment of the Trading Floor from the NYSE
Web site.
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American Stock Exchange
www.amex.com
The American Stock Exchange (AMEX) is the second largest floor-based
stock market in the United States, providing common stocks, index shares, and
equity derivative securities.  Trading at AMEX is conducted through an enhanced
centralized system that integrates the speed of computer delivered orders in a
liquid market driven by customer demand.  Like the NYSE, AMEX is an auction-
based stock market with specialists overseeing the process of bid and sell
orders.
The American Stock Exchange Web Site Homepage at http://www.amex.com
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In 1998 AMEX merged with NASD, but continues to operate as a separate
entity.  For this reason, AMEX has its own Web site that provides historical and
current market information, as well as regulatory rules and membership
requirements.  You can view and download both AMEX and NASDAQ securities.
For tracking and investment purposes, you’ll find updated charts and tables
providing the status on various indices, and other market indicators.
AMEX Web page showing market closing graphs for AMEX and NYSE, including the statusclosings of other major indices.
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NASDAQ Web Site
www.nasdaq.com
The NASDAQ is a comprehensive, informative site that includes additional
links to all the NADAQ’s international markets.  Here you will find up-to-second
statistical chart and indices.  The NASDAQ Web site also provides information
regarding the trading rules and requirements for membership, which are
available as pdf files to downloading.  You’ll find numerous benefits for joining the
NASDAQ market.
The NASDAQ Web Site Homepage at www.nasdaqeurope.com
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NASDAQ Europe Web Site
www.nasdaqeurope.com
NASDAQ Europe Web Site Page at www.nasdaq.com
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The London Stock Exchange Web Site
www.londonstockexchange.com
As the world’s leading exchange market, the LSE Web site lives up to the
overall standards that the global market have come to expect.  You’ll see
innovative, interactive and user-friendly Web pages with real-time informative
data.  Each segment of LSE such as AIM, techMARK, extraMARK, and landMark
and other relative services have their own dedicated pages.  In addition, to the
significant charts and important worldwide FTSE indices, are links to other
international markets for a universal global connection.
The London Stock Exchange Web Site at http://www.londonstockexchange.com
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Other Resources
Even though there are so many convenient online resources, don’t
overlook or ignore other significant market indicators.  Read your local
newspapers and subscribe to financial investment magazines.  National
newspapers such as The Wall Street Journal and USA Today print very
important market data.  They not only contain stock market statistics, but
sometimes have very important articles that can reveal temporary trends and
significant market swings.
You could also read books regarding stock market trading.  While library
resources may be beneficial to background material, try to read the most current
released books.  Most public libraries are limited from government funds and can
only purchase so many new resources a year, therefore, they don’t always have
the latest publications.  Visit you local Barnes & Nobles and Borders bookstores
as well as the online publication sites such as Amazon.com.  Even if you have a
recent published book, remember that publication generally takes a year before a
book is actually on the shelf.  This means that as soon as a book is printed, the
material within it is already a year old.
The following book titles are a few recommendations:
•  Secrets for profiting in Bull and Bear Markets, by Stan
Weinstein.
•  Stock Patterns for Day Trading, by Barry Rudd.
•  Strategies for the Online Day Trader: Advanced Trading
Techniques for Online Profits, by Fernando Gonzalez and
William Rhee.
•  The Disciplined Trader, by Marc Friedfertig and George West.
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•  Tools & Tactics for the Master Day Trader: Battle-Tested
Techniques for Day, Swing, and Position Traders, by Oliver
Velez and Greg Capra.
•  Trading for a Living, by Dr. Alexander Elder.
•  A Beginner’s Guide to Day Trading Online, Toni Turner
In addition to reading resources, you can also watch informative television
programs and newscasts such as CNBC, CNN, and Bloomberg TV.  These
stations monitor the stock market daily and report relevant general market issues
that may affect stock prices and directional swings.  While the information
provided by these stations may be very beneficial, some of the data could be
considered more important for long-term trading.  Use your personal judgment as
you listen to the news and stay true to the market rules you have established
from experience.
Television stations that report on the stock market invite industry experts,
significant firm representatives and other professionals from the industry.
Depending on what type of trading you are considering, please keep in mind that
the majority of the information and opinions provided on these programs are
more applicable to the long-term investor.  As a day trader, you must learn to
read, listen and hear other opinions, predictions and analyses and interpret the
pieces that apply to day trading in day trading terms.
Whether you’re just getting started in trading stocks, or graduating to an
intermediate level, the flood of resources is almost too much and can be the
source of the majority of your confusion.  Proceed with caution.  Don’t be
vulnerable to being misled because of a overwhelming need for guidance.  While
most people will be sincere in helping you and giving advice, others will simply
take advantage of your naïveté.  Be cautious of seminar classes and workshops
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that cost significant money and claim to teach you everything you need to know
in two days, or one week.  It isn’t possible.  It’s likely they are just out to make
some easy cash on your simple desire to learn.
Real classes attempt to teach you significant strategies and tend to
concentrate on one segment of the market at a time.  Real professionals know
that beginners and intermediates can’t learn all they need to know in a few short
days, and they definitely won’t mislead you by making such a ridiculous
proclamation.  Credible online classes, local seminars and workshops are very
helpful in giving you advice and tips that you can use in the trading market.  The
key is deciding which ones are the good ones.
Always make your own choices, and follow your own instincts, not
someone else’s.  Think of all your resources and research as the gathering of
information that’s necessary for anticipating the market’s reaction monitoring its
progression.  The rest is up to you.
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Strategic Tips for Success
(cid:216)  If news that could potentially affect the price of a stock is
announced on TV, don’t run with all the amateurs, giving it an
upward throttle.  The more experienced market makers and
traders will sit in a corner, biding their time until the stock is right
for shorting it and driving it back down.  As the stock price
plummets, these amateurs that purchased it at the highest price
of the day now have no one to sell it to.
(cid:216)  Don’t ever trade with money that you can’t afford to lose such as
bill money, retirement money, or any other finances that could
affect your living style if you were to lose it.  Only trade with a
stash of money that you have saved up for the specific purpose
of trading.  Just as a few people have been very successful at
the stock markets, there are even more who have failed, losing
homes, cars and furniture, and nearly evreything.  Don’t be one
of them!
(cid:216)  Never get into a trade that has a poor risk-to-reward ratio.  You
should only consider trades that will bring you a decent profit,
otherwise, the risk isn’t worth it.
(cid:216)  Get out of the trade as soon as you realize the odds are against
you.  The longer you wait, hoping that the tide will turn again in
your favor, the more money you could be losing.  Plus, you
might find it very difficult to sell.
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Market Indicators
Market indicators are very necessary resources when making decisions
on what stocks to trade, what trading style to use, when to buy, when to sell and
in observing the overall health of the stock market in general.  The majority of
traders and small investors find that viewing market indicators by relative charts
is more helpful than any other means.  Charts provide an in-depth view of the
market’s progressing trail, and to identify crucial support and resistance points.
The most dependable and widely used U.S. indices are the S&P 500, the
NASDAQ 100, the Dow Jones Industrials, and the Tick Indicator.  Other popular
European and global indices are the FTSE 100, FTSE All-World, the FTSE World
Index and the FTSE Eurotop Indices.
In addition to indices, the key market indicators are major market leaders
within their related industry.  Watching the reaction and stock market movement
of these business leaders provides a general idea of the strengths and
weaknesses in the overall market.  Any time these conglomerate corporations
bounce up or drop low, usually other businesses seem follow like a flock of birds.
Keep in mind that a downtrend in one industry will not necessarily indicate a
downtrend in a different unrelated industry.  History is sometimes the best source
to learn from.
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Standard & Poor 500 Index
Company                       Symbol      Company                       Symbol
Abbot Labs
AB
Altera Corp.
Adaptec, Inc.
ADPT
ALZA Corp. 
ALTR
AZA
ADC Telecommunications ADCT
Ambac Financial Group  ABK
Adobe Systems
ADBE
Amerada Hess 
Advanced Systems
ADBE
Ameren Corp. 
Advanced Micro Devices AML
America Online, Inc. 
AHC
AEE
AOL
AES Corp.
Aetna Inc.
AFLAC Inc.
AES
AET
AFL
American Electric Power  AEP
American Express Co. 
AXP
American General Corp.  AGC
Agilent Technologies 
A
American Greetings Corp. AM
Air Products & Chemicals APD
American Home Prod 
AHP
Alberto-Culver Co.
Albertson’s, Inc.
Alcan Aluminium Ltd.
Alcoa Inc.
ACV
ABS
AL
AA
American Int'l. Group 
AIG
American Power Conversion APCC
Amgen Inc. 
AMR Corp. 
AMGN
AMR
ASO
Allegheny Energy Inc.
AYE
AmSouth Bancorp. 
Allegheny Teledyne Inc. ALT
Anadarko Petroleum Corp. APC
Allergan, Inc.
AGN
Analog Devices, Inc. 
ADI
Allied Waste Industries
AW
Andrew Corp. 
ANDW
Allstate Corp.
ALL
Anheuser-Busch Cos. 
BUD
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Company                       Symbol      Company                       Symbol
ALLTEL Corp.
Apache Corp. 
AT
APA 
Aon Corp. 
Bear Stearns Cos. 
AOC
BSC
Apple Computer Inc. 
AAPL
Becton, Dickinson and Co. BDX
Applied Materials Inc. 
AMAT 
Bed Bath & Beyond 
BBBY
Archer-Daniels-Midland  ADM
Bell Atlantic Corp. 
Ashland Inc. 
AT&T Corp 
ASH
T 
BellSouth Corp. 
Bemis Co., Inc. 
Autodesk, Inc. 
ADSK
Best Buy Co., Inc. 
Automatic Data Proc. 
AUD
Biogen, Inc. 
AutoZone Inc. 
Avaya Inc. 
AZO
AV
Biomet, Inc. 
Black & Decker Corp. 
BDK
Avery Dennison Corp. 
AVY 
Block (H&R) 
Avon Products, Inc. 
Baker Hughes Inc. 
Ball Corp. 
AVP
BHI 
BLL
BMC Software 
Boeing Co. 
Boise Cascade Corp. 
BCC
Baltimore Gas & Electric  BGE
Boston Scientific Corp. 
BSX
Banc One Corp. 
Bank of New York 
BankAmerica Corp. 
Bard (C.R.), Inc. 
Barrick Gold Corp. 
Bausch & Lomb 
ONE
BK
BAC
BCR
ABX
BOL
Briggs & Stratton Corp. 
BGG
Bristol-Myers Squibb 
BMY
Broadcom Corporation 
BRCM
BroadVision Inc. 
BVSN
Brown-Forman Corp. "B"  BFB
Burlington Northern Santa Fe BNI
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BLS
BMS
BBY
BGEN
BMET
HRB
BMCS
BA
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Company                       Symbol      Company                       Symbol
Baxter Int'l., Inc. 
BB&T Corp. 
Calpine Corp. 
Campbell Soup Co 
BAX
BBK
CPN
CPB
Burlington Resources 
BR
Cabletron Systems Inc.  CS
Citigroup Inc. 
C
Citizens Communications  CZN
Capital One Financial Corp. COF 
Citrix Systems, Inc. 
CTXS
Cardinal Health Inc. 
CAH)
Clear Channel Commun.  CCU
CLX
CMS
KO
Carnival Corp. 
CCL
Clorox Co. 
 Carolina Power & Light  CPL
CMS Energy Corp. 
Caterpillar, Inc. 
Cendant Corp. 
Centex Corp. 
CAT
CD
CTX
Coca-Cola Co. 
Coca-Cola Enterprises 
CCE
Colgate-Palmolive 
CL
CenturyTelephone Entrp.  CTL
Columbia/HCA Healthcare COL
Charles Schwab Corp. 
SCH 
Comcast Corp. 
CMCSK
Charter One Financial 
CF 
Comerica Inc. 
CMA
Chase Manhattan Corp.  CMB
Compaq Computer Corp.  CPQ
Chevron Corp. 
Chiron Corp. 
Chubb Corp. 
CIGNA Corp. 
CHV
CHIR
CB
CI
Computer Associates Int'l.  CA
Computer Sciences Corp.  CSC
Compuware Corp. 
CPWR
Comverse Technology, Inc. CMVT
Cincinnati Financial Corp.  CINF
ConAgra, Inc. 
CAG
CINergy Corp. 
CIN
Conexant Systems 
CNXT
Cintas Corporation 
CTAS
Conoco Inc. 
COC.B
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Company                       Symbol      Company                       Symbol
Circuit City Stores Inc. 
CC 
Conseco Inc. 
CNC
Cisco Systems Inc. 
CSCO
Consolidated Edison 
ED
CIT Group Inc. 
Convergys Corp. 
Cooper Industries 
CIT
CVG
CBE
Consolidated Stores Corp. CNS
Dominion Resources 
D
Donnelley (RR) & Sons Co. DNY
Cooper Tire & Rubber Co. CTB
Dover Corp. 
Coors (Adolph) Co. 
ACCOB
Dow Chemical Co. 
DOV
DOW
Corning Inc. 
GLW
Dow Jones & Co., Inc. 
DJ
Costco Cos. Inc. 
COST
DTE Energy Co. 
Countrywide Credit Indus.  CCR
Duke Energy 
DTE
DUK
Crane Co. 
CSX Corp. 
CR
CSX
DuPont (E.I.) deNemours  DD
Dynegy Inc. 
DYN
Cummins Engine Co. Inc.  CUM
Eastman Chemical Co. 
EMN
CVS Corp. 
Dana Corp. 
Danaher Corp. 
CVS
DCN
DHR
Eastman Kodak Co. 
EK
Eaton Corp. 
Ecolab Inc. 
EG&G Inc. 
ETN
ECL
EIX
EGG
Darden Restaurants Inc.  DRI
Edison Int'l. 
Dayton Hudson Corp. 
Deere & Co. 
DH
DE
El Paso Natural Gas 
EPG
Dell Computer Corp. 
DELL 
Electronic Data Systems  EDS
Delphi Automotive Systems DPH
EMC Corp. 
EMC
Delta Air Lines, Inc. 
DAL
Emerson Electric Co. 
EMR
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Company                       Symbol      Company                       Symbol
Deluxe Corp. 
DLX
Engelhard Corp. 
Devon Energy Corp. 
DVN 
Enron Corp. 
Dillard's Inc. 
DDS
Entergy Corp. 
Dollar General Corp. 
DG
EOG Resources 
EC
ENE
ETR
EOG
GTW
Equifax, Inc. 
Exelon Corp 
Exxon Mobil Corp. 
Fannie Mae 
FDX Holding Corp. 
EFX 
EXC
XOM
FNM
FDX
Gateway 2000, Inc 
General Dynamics Corp.  GD
General Electric Co. 
General Mills 
General Motors 
GE
GIS
GM
Federated Dept. Stores 
FD 
Genuine Parts Co. 
GPC
Fifth Third Bancorp 
FITB
Georgia-Pacific Corp. 
GP
First Data Corp. 
First Union Corp. 
Firstar Corp. 
FirstEnergy Corp. 
FDC
FTU
FSR
FE
Gillette Co. 
Global Crossing 
G
GX
Golden West Financial Corp. GDW
Goodrich (B.F.) Co. 
GR
Fleet Financial Group 
FLT 
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. GT
Fluor Corp. 
FMC Corp. 
Ford Motor Co. 
Forest Laboratories 
Fortune Brands 
FPL Group, Inc. 
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FMC
F
FRX
FO
FPL
GPU, Inc. 
GPU
Grainger (W.W.) Inc. 
GWW
Great Lakes Chemical Corp. GLK
Guidant Corp. 
H.J. Heinz Co. 
Halliburton Co. 
GDT
HNZ
HAL
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Company                       Symbol      Company                       Symbol
Franklin Resources 
Freddie Mac 
Freeport McMoRan 
Gannett Co., Inc. 
Gap Inc. 
HCR Manor Care 
HealthSouth Corp. 
Hercules, Inc. 
Hershey Foods 
BEN
FRE
FCX
GCI
GPS
HCR
HRC
HPC
HSY
Harcourt General, Inc. 
H
Harley Davidson Inc. 
HD
Harrah's Entertainment 
HET
Hartford Financial 
Hasbro, Inc. 
HIG
HAS
JDS Uniphase Corp. 
JDSU
Jefferson-Pilot Corp. 
JP
Johnson & Johnson 
Johnson Controls 
JNJ
JCI
Hewlett-Packard Co. 
HWP 
Kaufman & Broad Home  KBH
Hilton Hotels Corp. 
Home Depot, Inc. 
HLT
HD
Kellogg Co. 
Kerr-McGee 
Honeywell Int'l. Inc. 
HON
KeyCorp. 
K
KMG
KEY
Household Int'l., Inc. 
HI
KeySpan Energy Corp. 
KSE
Humana Inc. 
HUM
Kimberly-Clark Corp. 
KMB
Huntington Bancshares  HBAN
Kinder Morgan, Inc. 
KMI
Illinois Tool Works 
IMS Health Inc. 
Inco Ltd. 
Ingersoll-Rand 
ITW
RX
N
IR
King Pharmaceuticals 
KG
KLA-Tencor Corp. 
KLAC
Knight Ridder Inc. 
Kohl's Corp. 
KRI
KSS
KR
Intel Corp. 
INTC
Kroger Co. 
International Bus. Mach. 
IBM
Leggett & Platt, Inc. 
LEG
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LTD
LLTC
MEDI
MDT
MEL
MRK
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Company                       Symbol      Company                       Symbol
International Paper Co. 
IP
Lehman Brothers Holdings LEH
Interpublic Group of Cos. 
IPG
Lexmark Int'l. Group A 
LXK
Intuit, Inc. 
INTU
Lilly (Eli) & Co. 
ITT Industries, Inc. 
J.P. Morgan & Co. 
Jabil Circuit 
Liz Claiborne, Inc. 
IIN
JPM
JBL
LIZ
Limited, Inc. 
Lincoln National Corp. 
LNC
Linear Technology 
MedImmune Inc. 
Lockheed Martin Corp. 
LMT
Medtronic, Inc. 
Loews Corp. 
Longs Drugs Stores 
LTR
LDG
Mellon Bank Corp. 
Merck & Co. Inc. 
Louisiana-Pacific Corp. 
LPX
Mercury Interactive 
MERQ
Lowe's Cos., Inc. 
LSI Logic Corp. 
LOW
LSI
Meredith Corp. 
MDP
Merrill Lynch & Co. Inc.  MER
Lucent Technologies, Inc.  LU
MetLife Inc. 
MET
Marriott Int'l, Inc. 
MAR
MGIC Investment Corp.  MTG
Marsh & McLennan Cos.  MMC
Micron Technology Inc.  MU
Masco Corp. 
Mattel, Inc. 
MAS
MAT
Microsoft Corp. 
Millipore Corp. 
MSFT
MIL
Maxim Integrated Products MXIM
Minnesota Mining & Mfg.  MMM
May Dept. Stores Co. 
MAY
Molex Inc. 
MOLX
MCO
Moody's Corp. 
Morgan Stanley Dean Witter MWD
Maytag Corp. 
MBIA Inc. 