Name	Current Price - Today's Change	Market Cap
ISHARES MSCI KOKUSAI ETF (TOK)	$34.97 - $0.77(2.25%)	0.12 B
ISHARES S&P ASIA 50 ETF (AIA)	$37.37 - $0.76(2.08%)	0.12 B
JH TXA GLOBAL SH YLD FND (HTY)	$12.35 - $0.12(0.98%)	0.12 B
RYDEX SP MIDCAP PURE GTH (RFG)	$55.58 - $0.85(1.55%)	0.12 B
ISHARES S&P TOPIX150 ETF (ITF)	$42.79 - $0.52(1.23%)	0.12 B
MARKET VECTOR GAMING ETF (BJK)	$23.12 - $0.38(1.69%)	0.11 B
MSDW MUNI INC OPP TR II (OIB)	$6.98 - $0.01(0.14%)	0.11 B
WESTERN ASSET INFL MGMT (IMF)	$16.15 - $0.06(0.37%)	0.11 B
WISDOMTREE INTL LARGECAP (DOL)	$42.60 - $0.94(2.25%)	0.11 B
BLACKROCK MUNYLD FL INS (MFT)	$13.25 - $0.01(0.08%)	0.11 B

STOCK ANALYSIS

Let Royce Do Your Small-Cap Digging (RMT, RVT, FUND)
Boutique firm Royce has a knack for finding small-cap jewels. Investors looking for rebound plays should watch thes...

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FUND RELATED HEADLINES

Big Spill in USO Options
Editor's Note: This post is by Chris Mckhann of OptionMONSTER.Crude oil is nose-diving today but the call buyers have moved in on the drop.The US Oil Fund (USO) is down more than 7% today to trade at $27.37. The drop mirrors the fall in the commodity itself but while the actual futures remain within the recent range the USO exchange traded fund is now down to its lowest levels since March 16. The futures are 45% off the February low while the USO is only 20% higher than its low.In the midst of this drop optionMONSTER's Heat Seeker system ...
At Minyanville 4/20/2009

New Twist
Every time the government puts a deal together there are adjustments. This is because every deal they're putting together makes zero economic sense; every deal is meant to provide the illusion of liquidity and solvency. The PPIP will only be available to funds that currently own the same type of assets that the government wants the banks to get rid of. This in no way illustrates a fair market which is the last thing the government wants to price these “assets.” These participants have every incentive to pay a higher price than what they are worth because the deal ...
At Minyanville 4/2/2009

Ackman Off Target
I don’t know Bill Ackman but I respect him a great deal. He was proclaiming loudly and in great detail that the financial complex was undercapitalized and unworthy of the credit ratings it carried. He made an unpopular call (particularly on the insurers MBIA (MBI) and Ambac (ABK)) was vilified and was as right as rain. He backed his opinion with detailed research and with plenty of money. But now comes the revelation that his unique hedge fund designed solely to invest in Target (TGT) (a store I really like by the way) lost 40% in January even though ...
At Minyanville 2/6/2009

The Anti-Leveraged ETF
Two of my recent themes have been the longer-term benefits of convertible bonds and the misleading traps of leveraged ETFs. Just as Reese’s hit upon a magic combination of 2 standalone winners with its peanut butter cups I am going to ask Minyans to consider putting these notions together and swapping out of leveraged ETF’s into convertibles. With leveraged ETF’s as we have shown and as the “manufacturers” themselves concede a volatile market is your biggest enemy. Remember that the funds are designed to produce double or double in the opposite direction of the underlying index’s daily return. Just ...
At Minyanville 1/21/2009

Toddo On TV: Casualties of War
The Bernard Madoff scandal will result in increased regulation. And Toddo himself a former hedge fund manager acknowledges the possibility that 50% of all hedge funds could dissappear in this new environment.
At Minyanville 1/8/2009

Greed Gets a Bad Name
Circa 1987 Hollywood fictionalized greedy Wall Street bad guys like Gordon Gekko. They did this because while we all suspected they existed we didn’t know their names or see their faces. Filmmakers had to embellish to encompass the prevailing greed and selfishness that drives the fortunes of Wall Street. No more. Thanks to the likes of Bernard Madoff everyone from Hollywood moguls to billionaires to philanthropists to treasurers of national economies are throwing up their hands and saying “You can’t make this stuff up.” But mirror mirror on the wall Madoff isn't the baddest of them all. We are. The ...
At Minyanville 12/26/2008

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