Tuesday, May 20, 2014

2,572 Largest US Company Average Stock Market Prices Up 430% Under Obama, a Democratic US Senate and a Quantitative Easing US Fed, After Being Down 55% During Financial Meltdown

I found 2,572 US Companies in either Google's or in Yahoo's superb Finance website with current Total Market Capitalizations of at least $100 mil and which also had their common stocks trading on each of the following three dates:
  • On December 31, 2007 or first trading in 2008, during President Bush's second term
  • On March 6, 2009, very early in President Obama's first term, which was the lowest point of the stock market due to the spillover effects resulting from the 2008 financial meltdown, and 
  • also in mid-May 2014 or was sold in 2014 or in the last half of 2013
The historical stock prices of these companies were obtained from the following two excellent internet resources....  Google Finance and MarketWatch Big Charts.

A handful of these 2,572 US Companies are legally headquartered overseas but with very substantial operations in the US.

These 2,572 largest US Companies had their equally-company-weighted average stock market prices decline by 55% from December 31, 2007 during President Bush's second Presidential term, to March 6, 2009, very early in President Obama's first term, which was the very lowest point for the overall stock market due to the spillover effects resulting from the disastrous 2008 Financial Meltdown.

But in the slightly more than five years since March 6, 2009, the equally-company-weighted average stock market prices of these same 2,572 largest US Companies have increased by a very impressive 430% through mid-May 2014.

On the downside, this 430% average growth was lower than the 457% average growth for the slightly less than 5 years from March 6, 2009 to late February 2014.  California's average stock market price increase declined from 472% for the slightly less than 5 years from March 6, 2009 to late February 2014 to a much lower 402% increase for the slightly more than than 5 years from March 6, 2009 to mid-May 2014.  Likewise, Massachusetts's average stock market price increase declined from 367% for the slightly less than 5 years from March 6, 2009 to late February 2014 to a much lower 308%  for the slightly more than than 5 years from March 6, 2009 to mid-May 2014.

The substantial average stock market price decline in the most recent 3 months for both California and Massachusetts Companies is due mainly to very high multiple of earnings common stocks getting crushed by the market in the most recent 3 months, especially biotechnology, technology, and high multiple of earnings other health care stocks.

Also, a US Congress unable to enact any Income Inequality Narrowing legislation which is also beneficial to Silicon Valley and San Francisco Area Businesses, Massachusetts Businesses and really all Businesses in any US State with a significant Technology, Biotech or Other Health Care presence, such as a timely, permanent very robust Research & Experimentation Tax Credit, was clearly also a contributing factor to this reduced average stock market price growth.

The US State with the highest average stock market price growth for the roughly 5 years from March 6, 2009 to mid May 2014 was Idaho at 940%.
 
The US State with at least 25 Companies included with the highest average stock market price growth for the roughly 5 years from March 6, 2009 to mid-May 2014 was Indiana at 815%.

The US State with at least 50 Companies included with the highest average stock market price growth for the roughly 5 years from March 6, 2009 to mid-May 2014 was Michigan at 740%.

The US State with at least 100 Companies included with the highest average stock market price growth for the roughly 5 years from March 6, 2009 to late mid-May 2014 was Ohio at 585%.

And the US State with at least 200 Companies included with the highest average stock market price growth for the roughly 5 years from March 6, 2009 to mid-May 2014 was New York at 438%.

To illustrate the breadth of this average stock market price increase in the most recent five years, all 50 US States and the District of Columbia had increases, with the lowest increase being a respectable 87%.

To illustrate the Obama Administration's even-handedness, the Top 2 US States with the highest average stock market price growth for the roughly 5 years from March 6, 2009 to mid-May 2014 were both extremely Red States.....Idaho and Indiana, with the latter State's formerly strong Democratic Party just devastated since 2010 by horribly ineffective leadership of the State and Local Democratic Organizations.  

Nearly half of the country believes that the Obama Administration has been bad for US businesses.  An average stock price increase of 430% in the past five years clearly says just the opposite.

It should also be pointed out that this 430% average stock market price growth occurred during the entire five-year period when the US Senate was in Democratic Control.

And the highest portion of this 430% average stock market price growth of the most recent 5 years occurred in the Obama Administration's first two years, when the US House was also under Democratic Control.  For instance, the average annual growth of the S&P 500 index from March 6, 2009 to December 31, 2010, when the US House was under Democratic Control, was a huge 46% per year.  On the other hand, the average annual growth of the S&P 500 index from December 31, 2010 to the most recent date May 20, 2014, when the US House was under Republican Control, was a substantially lower 14% per year. 

Granted the Obama Administration Economic Stimulus could have been better targeted, but to assert that it wasn't very helpful for the US economy and for US businesses is flat out illogical, biased reasoning......after all, the S&P 500 index went from 683.33 on March 6, 2009 to 1,257.64 on December 31, 2010, up 84% in this less than 22 month period when the Obama Economic Stimulus was going full throttle.

But it wasn't just the stock market prices of US Companies which have done very well during the Obama Administration.  The US unemployment rate has also gotten markedly better.

From the US Bureau of Labor Statistics, the US unemployment rate doubled from 5.0% in December 2007 to 10.0% in October 2009, early in President Obama's first term which was the very lowest point for the US Labor Market due to the lagging spillover effects resulting from the disastrous 2008 Financial Meltdown.

And then with the US economic stimulating actions of the Obama Administration, supported by both a Democratic controlled US Senate and US House (at the time), taking full effect, coupled with the Quantitative Easing by the US Fed, the US unemployment rate declined sharply from 10.0% in October 2009 to 6.3% in the most recently reported April 2014.  

Below here is a US State breakdown of the average stock market price changes from December 31, 2007 to March 6, 2009 and from March 6, 2009 to mid-May 2014, sorted by US States with the highest growth for the most recent five plus years:


 # of  Average Stock Market Price Increase Average Stock Market Price Decrease
 State   Companies  March 6, 2009 to mid-May 2014 December 31, 2007 to March 6, 2009




Idaho               7 940% -60%
Indiana              45 815% -58%
Michigan              50 740% -66%
Rhode Island               9 678% -60%
Delaware               6 675% -63%
Washington DC               9 656% -72%
Nevada              20 608% -62%
Oregon              20 607% -62%
Ohio            105 585% -59%
Alaska               3 529% -53%
South Carolina              11 522% -57%
Maryland              46 504% -48%
Tennessee              45 489% -52%
Minnesota              62 464% -51%
Georgia              72 458% -55%
New Hampshire               7 457% -61%
Arkansas              15 449% -38%
Vermont               4 444% -35%
Colorado              62 444% -62%
Oklahoma              23 441% -54%
New York            237 438% -59%
Nebraska              13 437% -43%
Illinois            123 432% -56%
Washington              43 422% -60%
Wisconsin              37 417% -59%
Iowa              17 415% -59%
Texas            271 412% -55%
Florida              92 407% -53%
California            402 402% -55%
Pennsylvania            122 400% -54%
Connecticut              60 393% -55%
North Carolina              54 385% -52%
Utah              17 384% -41%
Montana               3 382% -52%
New Jersey              91 370% -51%
Louisiana              18 370% -58%
Alabama              14 353% -53%
Virginia              72 349% -41%
Arizona              29 349% -44%
Massachusetts            130 308% -52%
Kentucky              17 297% -38%
South Dakota               3 277% -70%
Missouri              42 265% -48%
Mississippi               8 236% -43%
Maine               5 231% -43%
Kansas              13 220% -46%
New Mexico               2 211% -84%
West Virginia               6 160% -46%
Hawaii               5 141% -66%
Wyoming               2 137% -71%
North Dakota               3 87% -31%




Total all 51         2,572 430% -55%

To see the specific Companies in each US State, click on the US State post presented in alphabetical order on the right side of the computer screen.





















More narrative to come.

Monday, May 19, 2014

Alaska Company Average Stock Prices Up 529% Under Obama, Begich, Murkowski and a Quantitative Easing US Fed, After Being Down 53% During Financial Meltdown

I found 2 Alaska Headquartered Companies in Google's or in Yahoo's superb Finance websites with current Total Market Capitalizations of at least $100 mil and which also had their common stocks trading on each of the following three dates:
  • On December 31, 2007 during President Bush's second term
  • On March 6, 2009, very early in President Obama's first term, which was the lowest point for the US stock market due to the spillover effects resulting from the 2008 financial meltdown, and 
  • also on May 16, 2014
I also included below Alaska Air Group, which is headquartered in Seattle, since it has very substantial operations in Alaska.  That makes 3 Alaska Companies.

The historical stock prices of these companies were obtained from the following two excellent internet resources....  Google Finance and MarketWatch Big Charts.

These 3 Alaska Companies had their equally-company-weighted average stock market prices decline by a massive 53% from December 31, 2007 during President Bush's second Presidential term, to March 6, 2009, very early in President Obama's first term, which was the very lowest point for the overall stock market due to the spillover effects resulting from the disastrous 2008 Financial Meltdown.

But in the slightly more than five years since March 6, 2009, the equally-company-weighted average stock market prices of these same 3 Alaska Companies have increased by a spectacular 529% through May 16, 2014, led by Alaska Air Group.

And all 3 Alaska Companies had their stock market prices more than double in the most recent roughly 5 years.

The State of Alaska is blessed to have two equally exceptional US Senators.....Democrat Mark Begich and Republican Lisa Murkowski.  I would stack them up against any other pair of US Senators from the same State.  They both work exhaustively hard and very effectively for all of their Alaska businesses and citizens.  And they both are very likable and also very willing  to work across the aisle, and frequently do so.....something very rare in the present US Congress.

From the US Bureau of Labor Statistics, the US unemployment rate doubled from 5.0% in December 2007 to 10.0% in October 2009, early in President Obama's first term which was the very lowest point for the US Labor Market due to the lagging spillover effects resulting from the disastrous 2008 Financial Meltdown.

And then with the US economic stimulating actions of the Obama Administration, supported by both a Democratic controlled US Senate and US House (at the time), taking full effect, coupled with the Quantitative Easing by the US Fed, the US unemployment rate declined sharply from 10.0% in October 2009 to 6.3% in the most recently reported April 2014.

In like manner, Alaska's unemployment rate increased from 6.2% in December 2007 to 8.1% in October 2009.  And then with the US economic stimulating actions of the Obama Administration, supported by both a Democratic controlled US Senate and US House (at the time), going full throttle, coupled with the Quantitative Easing by the US Fed plus with very proactive initiatives of both Murkowski and Begich, the Alaska unemployment rate declined from 8.1% in October 2009 to 6.4% in the most recently reported April 2014.
 
Alaska citizens should be very pleased with the exceptionally strong performance of their Alaska Companies during the Obama Administration.

Below here are the stock market prices of these 3 Alaska Companies on May 16, 2014, on March 6, 2009, and on December 31, 2007, along with the related % Changes for these two periods of time:







Market Market






Price Price






% %






Change Change



Market Market Market 3-6-09 12-31-07



Price Price Price to to
Alaska Company HQs
5-16-14 3-6-09 12-31-07 5-16-14 3-6-09



$s $s $s

Alaska Air Group Seattle WA       95.61      7.54    12.50 1168% -40%
Northrim Bancorp Anchorage AK       23.90      6.90    21.32 246% -68%
General Communication Anchorage AK       11.25      4.11      8.75 174% -53%








Average % Change all 3




529% -53%



Alabama Company Average Stock Market Prices Up 353% Under Obama, a Democratic US Senate and a Quantitative Easing US Fed, After Being Down 53% During Financial Meltdown

I found 12 Alabama Headquartered Companies in Yahoo's or Google's superb Finance websites or from SEC filings with current Total Market Capitalizations of at least $100 mil and which also had their common stocks trading on each of the following three dates:
  • On December 31, 2007 during President Bush's second term
  • On March 6, 2009, very early in President Obama's first term, which was the lowest point for the US stock market due to the spillover effects resulting from the 2008 financial meltdown, and 
  • also on the most recent date May 16, 2014.
I also included one Alabama Company which was sold in October 2013.  And I also included one Alabama Company whose common stock first started trading in early 2008.  That makes a total of 14 Alabama Companies.

The historical stock prices of these companies were obtained from the following two excellent internet resources....  Google Finance and MarketWatch Big Charts.

These 14 Alabama Companies had their average stock market prices decline by a huge 53% from December 31, 2007 during President Bush's second Presidential term, to March 6, 2009, very early in President Obama's first term, which was the very lowest point for the overall stock market due to the spillover effects resulting from the disastrous 2008 Financial Meltdown.

But in the slightly more than five years since March 6, 2009, the average stock market prices of these same 14 Alabama Companies have increased by a very impressive 353% through May 16, 2014, driven mainly by Protective Life's stock market price increasing by 15 times over this same period of time.

In similar fashion, from the US Bureau of Labor Statistics, the US unemployment rate doubled from 5.0% in December 2007 to 10.0% in October 2009, early in President Obama's first term which was the very lowest point for the US Labor Market due to the lagging spillover effects resulting from the disastrous 2008 Financial Meltdown.

And then with the US economic stimulating actions of the Obama Administration, supported by both a Democratic controlled US Senate and US House (at the time), taking full effect, coupled with the Quantitative Easing by the US Fed, the US unemployment rate declined sharply from 10.0% in October 2009 to 6.3% in the most recently reported April 2014.

In like manner, Alabama's unemployment rate nearly tripled, increasing from 3.7% in December 2007 to 10.4% in October 2009.  And then with the US economic stimulating actions of the Obama Administration, supported by both a Democratic controlled US Senate and US House (at the time), going full throttle, coupled with the Quantitative Easing by the US Fed, the Alabama unemployment rate declined sharply from 10.4% in October 2009 to 6.9% in the most recently reported April 2014.

Alabama citizens should be extremely pleased with the outstanding performance of their Alabama Companies during the Obama Administration.

Below here are the stock market prices of each of these 14 Alabama Companies on May 16, 2014, on March 6, 2009, and on December 31, 2007, along with the related Stock Market Price Percentage Changes:






Market Market






Price Price






% %






Change Change



Market Market Market 3-6-09 12-31-07



Price Price Price to to
Alabama Company HQs
5-16-14 3-6-09 12-31-07 5-16-14 3-6-09



$s $s $s

Protective Life Birmingham AL       50.63      3.20    41.02 1482% -92%
Standard Metals Processing Gadsden AL         1.50      0.15      1.05 900% -86%
Colonial Properties Trust Birmingham AL       22.37      2.98    22.63 651% -87%
HEALTHSOUTH Birmingham AL       33.33      7.41    21.00 350% -65%
Medical Properties Trust Birmingham AL       13.66      3.04    10.19 349% -70%
Hibbett Sports Birmingham AL       55.24    14.08    19.98 292% -30%
Energen Corp Birmingham AL       85.05    24.08    64.23 253% -63%
Regions Financial Birmingham AL         9.88      2.94    23.65 236% -88%
Computer Programs & Systems Mobile AL       62.79    24.85    22.74 153% 9%
ProAssurance Birmingham AL       44.24    21.09    27.46 110% -23%
Infinity Prperty & Casualty Birmingham AL       63.93    32.20    36.13 99% -11%
Vulcan Materials Birmingham AL       60.43    35.82    79.09 69% -55%
ADTRAN Huntsville AL       21.53    14.14    21.38 52% -34%
Walter Energy Birmingham AL         6.34    15.96    35.93 -60% -56%








Average % Change all 14




353% -53%



Arkansas Company Average Stock Market Prices Up 449% Under Obama, a Democratic US Senate and a Quantitative Easing US Fed, After Being Down 38% During Financial Meltdown

I found 15 Arkansas Headquartered Companies in Yahoo's or Google's superb Finance websites or from SEC filings with current Total Market Capitalizations of at least $100 mil and which also had their common stocks trading on each of the following three dates:
  • On December 31, 2007 during President Bush's second term
  • On March 6, 2009, very early in President Obama's first term, which was the lowest point for the US stock market due to the spillover effects resulting from the 2008 financial meltdown, and 
  • also on the most recent date May 16, 2014.
Excluded from the 15 was Windstream Holdings which went through a complicated Corporate Reorganization during 2013.

The historical stock prices of these companies were obtained from the following two excellent internet resources....  Google Finance and MarketWatch Big Charts.

These 15 Arkansas Companies had their average stock market prices decline by a huge 38% from December 31, 2007 during President Bush's second Presidential term, to March 6, 2009, very early in President Obama's first term, which was the very lowest point for the overall stock market due to the spillover effects resulting from the disastrous 2008 Financial Meltdown.

But in the slightly more than five years since March 6, 2009, the average stock market prices of these same 15 Arkansas Companies have increased by a spectacular 449% through May 16, 2014, driven mainly by Dillard's stock market price increasing by a massive 34 times over this same period of time.

Wal-Mart's seemingly modest 57% stock market price growth in the most recent slightly more than 5 years is misleading since it was one of the few Companies whose common stock market price did not substantially decline with the 2008 financial meltdown.....in fact, its stock market price actually increased by 3% from December 31, 2007 to March 6, 2009.  And this 57% stock market price growth excludes cash dividends investors received. 

To illustrate the exceptional consistency of these Arkansas Companies, all 15 of them had stock market price increases in the most recent 5 plus years.

In similar fashion, from the US Bureau of Labor Statistics, the US unemployment rate doubled from 5.0% in December 2007 to 10.0% in October 2009, early in President Obama's first term which was the very lowest point for the US Labor Market due to the lagging spillover effects resulting from the disastrous 2008 Financial Meltdown.

And then with the US economic stimulating actions of the Obama Administration, supported by both a Democratic controlled US Senate and US House (at the time), taking full effect, coupled with the Quantitative Easing by the US Fed, the US unemployment rate declined sharply from 10.0% in October 2009 to 6.3% in the most recently reported April 2014.

In like manner, Arkansas's unemployment rate increased from 5.1% in December 2007 to 7.7% in October 2009.  And then with the US economic stimulating actions of the Obama Administration, supported by both a Democratic controlled US Senate and US House (at the time), going full throttle, coupled with the Quantitative Easing by the US Fed, the Arkansas unemployment rate declined from 7.7% in October 2009 to 6.6% in the most recently reported April 2014.

Arkansas citizens should be extremely pleased with the outstanding performance of their Arkansas Companies during the Obama Administration.

Below here are the stock market prices of each of these 15 Arkansas Companies on May 16, 2014, on March 6, 2009, and on December 31, 2007, along with the related Stock Market Price Percentage Changes:






Market Market






Price Price






% %






Change Change



Market Market Market 3-6-09 12-31-07



Price Price Price to to
Arkansas Company HQs
5-16-14 3-6-09 12-31-07 5-16-14 3-6-09



$s $s $s

Dillard's Little Rock AR      111.00      3.19    18.78 3380% -83%
P.A.M. Transportation Services Tontitown AR       23.87      2.97    15.54 704% -81%
Bank of the Ozarks Little Rock AR       57.72      8.53    13.10 577% -35%
Tyson Foods Springdale AR       40.90      7.98    15.33 413% -48%
Home Bancshares Conway AR       30.33      6.82      8.83 345% -23%
JB Hunt Transport Services Lowell AR       76.89    18.63    27.55 313% -32%
America's Car-Market Bentonville AR       36.86    11.57    12.55 219% -8%
Acxiom Little Rock AR       20.61      7.20    11.73 186% -39%
ArcBest Fort Smith AR       40.40    17.19    21.94 135% -22%
First Federal Bancshares Arkansas Harrison AR         8.40      3.86    14.10 118% -73%
Deltic Timber El Dorado AR       60.56    28.78    51.49 110% -44%
Simmons First National Pine Bluff AR       39.61    21.67    26.50 83% -18%
Murphy Oil El Dorado AR       60.13    34.59    73.22 74% -53%
Wal-Mart Stores Bentonville AR       77.01    48.91    47.53 57% 3%
USA Truck Van Buren AR       15.33    12.62    15.40 21% -18%








Average % Change all 15




449% -38%


Arizona Company Average Stock Market Prices Up 349% Under Obama, a Democratic US Senate plus McCain and a Quantitative Easing US Fed, After Being Down 44% During Financial Meltdown

I found 28 Arizona Headquartered Companies in Yahoo's or Google's superb Finance websites or from SEC filings with current Total Market Capitalizations of at least $100 mil and which also had their common stocks trading on each of the following three dates:
  • On December 31, 2007 during President Bush's second term
  • On March 6, 2009, very early in President Obama's first term, which was the lowest point for the US stock market due to the spillover effects resulting from the 2008 financial meltdown, and 
  • also on the most recent date May 16, 2014.
I also included one Arizona Company whose common stock first started trading in 2008.  That makes a total of 29 Arizona Companies.

The historical stock prices of these companies were obtained from the following two excellent internet resources....  Google Finance and MarketWatch Big Charts.

These 29 Arizona Companies had their average stock market prices decline by a huge 44% from December 31, 2007 during President Bush's second Presidential term, to March 6, 2009, very early in President Obama's first term, which was the very lowest point for the overall stock market due to the spillover effects resulting from the disastrous 2008 Financial Meltdown.

But in the slightly more than five years since March 6, 2009, the average stock market prices of these same 29 Arizona Companies have increased by a very impressive 349% through May 16, 2014.

There were 5 Arizona Companies whose stock market prices increased by at least 9 times in the most recent roughly 5 years..... Providence Service up 15 times, Accelerate Diagnostics up 14 times, Insight Enterprises up 12 times, Kona Grill up 10 times and Inventure Foods up 9 times.
 
In similar fashion, from the US Bureau of Labor Statistics, the US unemployment rate doubled from 5.0% in December 2007 to 10.0% in October 2009, early in President Obama's first term which was the very lowest point for the US Labor Market due to the lagging spillover effects resulting from the disastrous 2008 Financial Meltdown.

And then with the US economic stimulating actions of the Obama Administration, supported by both a Democratic controlled US Senate and US House (at the time), taking full effect, coupled with the Quantitative Easing by the US Fed, the US unemployment rate declined sharply from 10.0% in October 2009 to 6.3% in the most recently reported April 2014.

In like manner, Arizona's unemployment rate more than doubled, going from 4.1% in December 2007 to 10.6% in October 2009.  And then with the US economic stimulating actions of the Obama Administration, supported by both a Democratic controlled US Senate and US House (at the time), going full throttle, coupled with the Quantitative Easing by the US Fed and proactive initiatives taken by Republican US Senator John McCain, the Arizona unemployment rate declined sharply, going from 10.6% in October 2009 to 6.9% in the most recently reported April 2014.

Below here are the stock market prices of each of these 29 Arizona Companies on May 16, 2014, on March 6, 2009, and on December 31, 2007, along with the related Stock Market Price Percentage Changes:






Market Market






Price Price






% %






Change Change



Market Market Market 3-6-09 12-31-07



Price Price Price to to
Arizona Company HQs
5-16-14 3-6-09 12-31-07 5-16-14 3-6-09



$s $s $s

Providence Service Tucson AZ       39.41      2.41    28.14 1535% -91%
Accelerate Diagnostics Tucson AZ       21.25      1.41      4.63 1407% -70%
Insight Enterprises Tempe AZ       28.07      2.10    18.24 1237% -88%
Kona Grill Scottsdale AZ       19.21      1.79    14.60 973% -88%
Inventure Foods Phoenix AZ       12.39      1.23      2.23 907% -45%
Amkor Technology Chandler AZ         9.37      1.78      8.53 426% -79%
Western Alliance Banc Phoenix AZ       21.76      4.32    18.77 404% -77%
Mobile Mini Tempe AZ       41.61      8.46    18.54 392% -54%
Meritage Homes Scottsdale AZ       38.94      8.83    14.57 341% -39%
PetSmart Phoenix AZ       64.97    16.85    23.53 286% -28%
Cavco Industries Phoenix AZ       75.02    20.02    33.84 275% -41%
TASER Intl Scottsdale AZ       13.32      3.65    14.39 265% -75%
Grand Canyon Education Phoenix AZ       45.09    12.99    11.85 247% 10%
Amtech Systems Tempe AZ         8.18      2.73    12.99 200% -79%
PS Business Parks Glendale AZ       85.16    30.21    52.55 182% -43%
Avnet Phoenix AZ       42.31    16.12    34.97 162% -54%
Schuff Intl Phoenix AZ       30.00    11.50    34.00 161% -66%
Microchip Technology Chandler AZ       46.40    18.24    32.70 154% -44%
ON Semiconductor Phoenix AZ         8.45      3.46      8.88 144% -61%
Republic Services Phoenix AZ       34.80    16.47    31.35 111% -47%
Freeport-McMoRan Copper & Gold Phoenix AZ       34.99    16.94    51.22 107% -67%
Southern Copper Corp Phoenix AZ       30.15    14.67    35.04 106% -58%
Viad Corp Phoenix AZ       24.18    12.63    31.58 91% -60%
Knight Transportation Phoenix AZ       22.77    12.45    14.81 83% -16%
Universal Technical Institute Scottsdale AZ       11.01      9.16    17.00 20% -46%
AV Homes Scottsdale AZ       16.82    15.00    41.82 12% -64%
Limelight Networks Tempe AZ         2.09      2.53      6.89 -17% -63%
First Solar Tempe AZ       59.64  108.49    29.84 -45% 264%
Apollo Education Group Phoenix AZ       29.00    64.69    70.15 -55% -8%








Average % Change all 29




349% -44%