The bears are chasing the ponies. Nasdaq posted its third one-day drop of more than 5 percent in two weeks. The rest of the equities did not look so bad. Old-line stocks were not hurt as badly.Despite a $52 loss, 30-Year T-Bonds held onto first, with $11,115. Money Market stayed in position, gaining $10 to $10,154. EE Bonds rose $10 to $10,150.
Ninety-Day T-Bills dropped back from third to fourth place, up $11 to $10,154. Lipper Mutual stayed in fifth place, up $31 to $10,055, with Lipper International pulling up from 10th to sixth place, up $119 to $9,441.
It's Blue Chip in seventh, gaining $77 to $9,435, and Silver in eighth, staying at $9,355. Gold slowed to ninth place from seventh, losing $30, to $9,350, and Nasdaq diving.