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Reports on the decline of stocks and market performance of several businesses in the U.S. as of July 8, 2002. Percentage of the decline in AMEX Networking Group on July 1, 2002; Reason for downgrading Eli Lilly and Co. by Lehman Brothers; Loss posted by the Standard & Poor's 500 index.

Focuses on the pension plan offered by business enterprises for the employees in the U.S. Decline in the value of the pension plans; Industrial profits used by business enterprises to account for pension fund expenses; Amount of underfunded pensions.

Focuses on the long wait of the business sector for market recovery in the U.S. Need for more investments; Depression of cash flows; Shift in gross domestic product.

Presents charts depicting financial performance of business enterprises in Indiana as of September 2000. Revenue statement of Cohesant Technologies Inc. and Finish Line Inc.; Interest rates of banks; Performance of Nasdaq at the Indiana Technology Stock Index.

Reports on the up-down ration of NASDAQ as of July 2, 2000. Performance of stocks in the Nasdaq markets system; Indexes and rates; Gainers and losers.

Reports on developments in the United States stock market and analyzes key Indianapolis, Indiana stocks, as of March 22, 1999. Significance of the Dow Jones industrial average's hitting the 10,000 mark; Analysis of the stock prices of Brightpoint Inc., Biomet, Lincoln National Corp., and Eli Lilly and Co.

Offers advice on investing in stocks. Fixed income offered by most bonds; Dividends paid on high-yielding stocks; Earnings and company profitability as important factors in choosing income stocks; Main types of income stocks; Closed-end bond funds; Dividend payout ratio; Ratings of selected stocks as of May 19, 1997.

Presents stock market results in Indianapolis, Indiana from November 13-19, 1997. Impact of the financial crises facing Asian countries on the stock market; Results of stock market indexes; Out-of-state bank issues of interest; Insider trades; Dividend declared by Bindley Western Industries Inc.

Presents charts and a graph reflecting capital market performance in Indiana for the week ended October 26, 1997. Includes comments on the observance of the ten-year anniversary of the stock market crash of October 19, 1987; Out-of-state bank issues of interest; Indiana stock index.

Focuses on the stock market and investment news in Indianapolis, Indiana as of October 6, 1997. Forecast on investments; Salomon Brothers' downgrading National Steel from buy to hold; Market statistics.

Focuses on stocks and other economic indicators in Indianapolis, Indiana. Over the counter transactions; Exchange transactions; Indexes and rates; Gainers and losers; Out-of-state bank issues; Stock index; Insider trades; Air fares; Interest rates.

Presents several developments relating to stock performances of different business enterprises in Indianapolis, Indiana as of July 28, 1997. Impact of a reduced budget deficit on the economy; Indexes and rates; Gainers and losers; Out-of-state bank issues of interest; Stock index.

Presents a study on the performance of stocks in the U.S. for 2004 according to research firm Standard & Poor's Co. Prediction on the increase in market's performance; Determination of the historical data in considering the movement of the market; Expectations toward the growth of corporate profit.

Focuses on the description by the U. S. strategist of Morgan Stanley & Co., Byron Wien regarding the top ten potential surprises for the financial markets in the U. S. Influential factor to the choices of Wien; Synopsis of the predictions in 2004; Ideas regarding the absence of major-casualty producing terrorist attack in the U. S. in 2004.

Discusses the accuracy of financial strategist Byron Wien's predictions for 2003. Projected market improvements; Growth of the gross domestic product (GDP); Prediction that Asia would be the world's growth engine; Possibility that the dividend relief legislation would cause some companies to start paying dividends; Prediction that Brazil would lead Latin American growth.

Discusses guidelines when planning to buy a stock in the United States in 2004. Computation of the gross domestic product change and composition; Consumer confidence numbers; Savings rate; Government deficit.

Reports on the 2004 forecast for the U.S. stock market. Chance for the Standard and Poor's 500 would do better than 2003; Prediction for the NASDAQ; Possibility for the 10-year Treasury Bonds will yield.

Discusses U.S. stock market trends at year-end 2003. Trends which continue to work in the market; Performance of different indices; Better performance of value stocks that growth stocks.

Reports on the improvement in stock market performance of companies in the U.S on the week of November 2025, 2003. Point gainers and losers; Earnings and dividends.

Discusses the role of the New York Stock Exchange specialists. Role of the specialist as an auctioneer, an agent and a catalyst; Knowledge of who is interested in buying or selling a stock; Execution of orders when no one else is on the books to buy or sell.

Looks into the differences between the New York Stock Exchange and the NASDAQ Market System. Volume of blue-chip stocks; Presence of Microsoft as a trader in NASDAQ; Background history on how the two exchanges started; Improvement in the rating of CFS Bancorp.

Reports that tobacco companies have agreed to pay billions in structured settlement to states. Decline of Altria stock; Litigation discount in the food industry stocks; Evaluation of the image of food companies.

Presents news updates on the stock market in Indianapolis, Indiana as of November 3, 2003. Potential for diversification provided by Pacific-Rim investments; Downgrading of the Anthem Inc.'s credit rating.

Focuses on the improved performance of the Dow Jones industrial average from October 2002 to October 2003. Recovery of the stock market; Role of the small capitalization market and the NASDAQ on the improved performance of the stock market; Percentage growth in yield; Over the counter markets.

Presents news updates on the stock market in Indianapolis, Indiana as of October 20, 2003. Comparison of the market in 1975 and 2000; Point gainers and losers; Downgrading of the ratings of ATA Holdings Inc.

Reports on the financial performance of various companies forthe third quarter of the year 2003 in Indianapolis, Indiana. Details on the total shares of General Electric Co.; Analysis onthe revenue growth of AT&T Corp.; Comparison of sales betweenthe year 2002 and 2003.

Reports on the recovery of the Indianapolis, Indiana stock market from the stock market crash of October 2002. Recap of events during the crash; Shedding of all gains through March 2003; Cumulative gain; Investors' enthusiasm about low-priced stocks.

Reports on the performance of business stocks in Indianapolis, Indiana for the week of September 18-24, 2003. Out-of-state issues of interest; Companies with biggest gains and losses; Upgrading of Duke Realty Corp.'s stock from hold to buy at Deutsche Bank.

Reports on growth of the global technology market. Problems of the high technology industry in the U.S.; Top ten biggest American technology companies that filed bankruptcy.

Focuses on the estimation of long-term holding investment returns. Consideration for multi-year average returns; Calculation for the Compound Annual Growth Rate; Mention on corporate ratings.

Forecasts performance of the U.S. stock exchange for September 2003. Statistical mean average of the Standard & Poor's 500 index; Mean average return for large-cap stocks; Performance of the Dow Jones industrial average.

Focuses on the performance of Indiana stock market during August 21-27, 2003. Increase in dividends of the Standard & Poor's 500 index; Dividends and earnings declared by Galyan's Trading Co. Inc.; Performance of the Dow Jones industrial average.

Comments on the performance of stocks in the U.S. for the second quarter of 2003. Return on investments; Percentage change of prices; Impact of the increase of the gross domestic product.

Comments on the second-quarter earnings of the Standard and Poor's 500 index companies in the U.S. for the year 2003. Comparison of the second-quarter earnings in 2002; Earnings of the energy, financials, health care, and telecommunication industries.

Presents statistics on investment levels in the U.S. Volume of global equity and equity-related issuance; Initial public offerings; Fund flows; Stock trading volume.

Focuses on the apparent consolidation phase of the stock market in the United States. Business confidence and June 2003 retail sales; Fears of increased Treasury supplies.

Focuses on the status of several stocks in the Dow Jones industrial average. Changes in the components of the average; Examination of the cost of one share of each of the stocks; Indication of strong dividend growth in every company in the index.

Reports on the interest of investors for dividend-paying stocks in the U.S. Influence of the interest rates on the business' portfolio; Use of money from share repurchases in improving cash dividends.

Focuses on the performance of the economy of the United States as of July 14, 2003. Global economics; Growth of the economy; Dividend yield.

Offers a look at the performance of the stock market in Indianapolis, Indiana, as of July 2003. Level of activity in stock issues; Ratings of Eli Lilly and Co. and Guidant Corp.; Gainers and losers in the market.

Offers advice on investing in the U.S. stock market. Need to exercise caution when interest rates are low; Assignment of a 'market perform' rating to Anthem Inc.; Analysis of the performance of the Standard & Poor's 500.

Reports on the adjustment of major stock market indexes in the U.S. Factor attributing to the creation of cumulative money flows; Consideration of the stocks in the Standard & Poor's 500 as value vs. growth; Basis for stock market investment decisions.