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To: Galirayo who wrote (9049)	7/10/2005 7:42:57 PM
From: Sergio H	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 23958

Ray, the components tend to be small to medium floaters. These stocks are receiving renewed interest and just recently have been given enough attention to classify as an investment option as a stock sector. Still, a few of the component stocks have just received new analyst coverage while only a few have risen to new highs. The focus on the security/defense stocks promises to continue. I like STE and ANT - both have established new 52 week highs. ACTI is trading at book and just under cash (no debt) and the chart has a rounded bottom. RAE is already in our folio, and looks like it wants the gap filled. Attention to this sector makes small floaters like ASPG volatile - lots of gaps here, but the trend is up. Any opinion on HEPH's chart? This stock is one of only two (on my quick review on a slow computer) biotech stocks featured in the index.