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Bjurman MicroCap Growth - BMCFX

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Date updated:10-25-2007

This fund has a Morningstar rating of 3 stars and is run by Thomas Barry. Barry is a senior executive vice president and a senior portfolio manager at Bjurman, Barry & Associates. He serves as a senior portfolio manager, member of the Board of Directors, and a principal member of the Investment Policy Committee. Prior to joining the firm in 1978, Barry was the senior investment officer and portfolio manager at Security National Pacific Bank. Barry holds the Chartered Financial Analyst designation. Bjurman, Barry Micro-Cap Growth Fund is an open-end fund incorporated in the USA. The Fund's objective is capital appreciation. The Fund invests, under normal market conditions, at least 80% of its total assets in the common stocks of U.S. companies whose total market capitalization at the time of investment is generally between $30 million and $300 million.

Current Returns:

1-Year: 11.66%
3-Year: 13.23%
5-Year: 16.99%

As of 9/30/07

BOOM
Dynamic Materials
$19.93
-3.77%
$20.39

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People owning BOOM also tend to own: HITT PPH BAM CMCSA DEO ECHO GIGM

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DIOD
Diodes Incorporat
$17.72
-3.54%
$18.08

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People owning DIOD also tend to own: AMD ARD CHINA GRMN HAWK IYE MSFT

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ANDE
The Andersons
$26.59
-2.78%
$27.14

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People owning ANDE also tend to own: ADM AVR BFRE.PK DIL DVSA GFET.PK GPRE

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SWHC
Smith & Wesson Ho
$4.71
-2.69%
$4.76

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People owning SWHC also tend to own: AVCA COP HNZ IHR ISIG ORCL SAH

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AIRM
Air Methods Corpo
$34.12
-2.57%
$34.63

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People owning AIRM also tend to own: ACAP AZZ BPHX BTJ CALM DLLR DWSN

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MIDD
The Middleby Corp
$46.65
-3.24%
$47.17

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People owning MIDD also tend to own: WLT WY AAV AERO ALL AOS ASH

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HCSG
Healthcare Servic
$19.77
0.00%
$N/A

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People owning HCSG also tend to own: CLBH FTEK LMT LNT MDCO MOLXA RADN

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ARGN
Amerigon Incorpor
$6.85
-2.14%
$6.93

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People owning ARGN also tend to own: ARTC ATHR CBST MRVL WFR DELL GSOL

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