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Weekend update: Possible Monday Surprise

I just had to post this. It looks like we could get a bounce in the ProShares Technology Fund on Monday. There is some buzz building on Steve Jobs, Apple's chief executive return. The company is having their annual developer conference starting Monday, and according to industry watchers an appearance by Mr. Jobs would give Apple's stock a bounce by 1 to 5%. Apple Inc. is is one of the larger holdings in the ProShares Tech Fund and if the news hold true could push the fund's share price over the $33 range, or maybe not.

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