Market Update For Week Ending 6/14/2013

Index Close Net Change % Change YTD YTD % DJIA 15,070.18 -177.94 -1.17 +1,966.04 15.00 NASDAQ 3,423.56 -45.66 -1.32 +404.05 13.38 S&P500 1,626.73 -16.65 -1.01 +200.54 14.06 Russell 2000 981.38 -6.24 -0.63 +132.03 15.54 International 1,689.43 +6.65 0.40 +85.43 5.33 10-year bond 2.11% -0.05% +0.33% 30-year T-bond 3.29% -0.03% +0.34%

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