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SATURDAY, MAY 2, 2020 | YOURSUN.COM | AN EDITION OF THE SUN | $1.50 705252000258High 86, Low 60 Pleasant with plenty of sun SEE PAGE 6BTODAYS WEATHER 2016 PULITZER PRIZE WINNER VOL. 128, NO. 123 | $1.50 Charlie on turtle season: Be careful at the beaches!INSIDE TODAYBible verse 2A Stocks 7A SPORTS Lottery 4B LOCAL Police Beat 2C Obituaries 5C Opinion 6C DAILY BREAK Comics and Puzzles 2-5D Horoscopes 3D Heloise 4D Dear Abby 5D Community celebrates high school seniorsPAGE 1CAttorneys expect huge backlog when court fully resumesPAGE 1C By ALEXANDRA JAFFE and BILL BARROWASSOCIATED PRESSWASHINGTON  Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden on Friday emphatically denied all egations from a former Senate sta er that he sexually assaulted her in the early 1990s, declaring  atly this never happened. Bidens  rst public remarks on the accusation by a former employee, Tara Reade, come at a critical moment for the presumptive Democratic nominee as he tries to relieve mounting pressure after weeks of leaving denials to his campaign. Im saying unequivocally, it never, never happened, the former vice president and senator said in an interview on MSNBCs Morning Joe. Biden said he will ask the National Archives to determine whether there is any record of a complaint being  led, as Reade has claimed. He said the Archives was the only possible place a complaint would be, and that his Senate papers held under seal at the University of Delaware do not contain personnel records. The former sta er has said she  led a complaint back in 1993, Biden said. But she does not have a record of this alleged complaint. Reade did not immediately respond to a request for comment Friday. The Archives de ected inquiries to Capitol Hill: Any records of Senate Biden: Sexual assault never, never happened AP PHOTOJoe Biden made his rst public comments about an alleged sexual assault in the 1990s and the implications for the 2020 presidential campaign. By LIZ HARDAWAYSTAFF WRITERThe COVID-19 pandemic is as if a Category 5 hurricane (sat) on the country for two months. Thats how Amir Neto, an assistant professor of economics at Florida Gulf Coast University, described the impact the virus has had on the economy during a panel discussion Thursday afternoon. The economy will recover, Neto said, similar to how a hurricane disrupts Floridians for a while, but were going to have to wait a couple of years to see the economy going back to what it used to be. Despite this daunting timeline, there is one good thing, according to Neto: The bulk of our economy here in Southwest Florida functions between November and April. With the pandemic really taking e ect at the tail-end of season, I think we dodged the biggest bullet, Neto said. Professors from the Lutgert College of Business at FGCU hosted a virtual panel Thursday afternoon called Managing the Current COVID-19 Pandemic: E ects and Implications for Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises and the Regional Economy in Southwest Florida. The panel also included Chris Westley, the dean of the Lutgert College of Business and a professor of economics; Tom Smythe, a professor of  nance at FGCU; Penny Taylor, a Collier County commissioner; Michael Dalby, the president and CEO of the Greater Naples Chamber; and Lois Knox, regional director of the Florida Small Business Development Center Network. The panel was organized by Daniel Rottig, a professor of international business and global strategic management at FGCU. One large factor on how the economy will recover is how quickly consumers return. Everyones biting their  ngers, Taylor said. Consumers are concerned about frequenting businesses again. By BRENDAN FARRINGTONASSOCIATED PRESSFlorida will begin opening state parks on Monday, Gov. Ron DeSantis announced Friday as he encouraged outdoor activity and criticized the doom and gloom some predicted for the state. Parks all over Florida, including beach parks like Don Pedro Island State Park in Englewood, and Gasparilla Island State Park in Boca Grande, had been closed for more than a month by the governors previous order. On Monday, those parks will reopen to the public. DeSantis had a news conference with Jacksonville Mayor Lenny Curry, who opened up local public beaches two weeks ago. The governor was clearly agitated about criticism the state has received from non-Floridians about Currys decision, and he said opening parks will be good for peoples health. There was a lot of people, not from Florida, but from between State parks will reopen By STEVE REILLYSTAFF WRITERENGLEWOOD  With beach restoration underway on Knight and Don Pedro islands, Brenda Bossman and sea patrol volunteers have to dig up and relocate sea turtle nests. After restoring the eroded shoreline along Manasota Key in Englewood last month, Great Lakes Dredge and Dock Company started the shoreline restoration south of Stump Pass, along the southern 1.5 miles of Knight and Don Pedro islands to the Don Pedro Island State Park. With dredged sand being pump onto the shoreline, turtle nests must be dug up and relocated outside of the beach restoration area. Of the three nests laid so far this season, one was lost to coyotes, another saw only 19 eggs left by coyotes and turtle patrol volunteers dug out 130 eggs and relocated from the third, undisturbed nest. This turtle season seems to be o to a slow start compared to previous years, Sea turtles slowly coming ashoreNesting season began on FridayThe economy will recoverIt just might take a while, and with a lot of flexibility, experts saySEE TURTLES , 4A SEE ECONOMY , 4A SEE PARKS , 4A SEE BIDEN , 4A SUN PHOTO BY STEVE REILLYStump Pass Beach State Park will remain closed for now, although some state parks are opening Monday. STAFF REPORTNORTH PORT  One person was dead and a suspect was on the run following a homicide in North Port Friday evening. The North Port Police Department reported a homicide that happened on the 2300 block of Halblum Street shortly before 6 p.m. Friday. Police did not have the suspect, an unidenti ed man, in custody Friday night. The victim and our suspect are familiar with each other. There is no threat to others in our area, the police reported in a statement released at 8:30 p.m. The suspect had left the region as North Port Police and other agencies work to bring him into custody. The police department released no information about the victim. Anyone with information is asked to call the North Port Police Department at 941-429-7300.Homicide in North Port, police search for suspect 

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Bell, upheld 8-1 a Virginia law allowing the forced sterilization of people to promote the health of the patient and the welfare of society. In 1970, jockey Diane Crump became the first woman to ride in the Kentucky Derby; she finished in 15th place aboard Fathom. (The winning horse was Dust Commander.) In 1972, a fire at the Sunshine silver mine in Kellogg, Idaho, claimed the lives of 91 workers who succumbed to carbon monoxide poisoning. Longtime FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover died in Washington at age 77. In 2011, Osama bin Laden was killed by elite American forces at his Pakistan compound, then quickly buried at sea after a decade on the run. 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PAGE 4A SATURDAY, MAY 2, 2020 | The Sun | www.yoursun.com N/E/P/Csuggested Bossman who the state permit holder overseeing 18 sea turtle patrol volunteers. The local sea turtle nesting season extends from May 1 to Oct. 31, but turtles are known to nest in late April. The weather might be the cause for a slowdown, Bossman suspected, since its been unusually cooler than usual and with Gulf temperatures in the high 70s. Nesting sea turtles like water temperatures in the 80s, she said. Mote Marine Laboratory oversees sea turtle nesting from Venice to Longboat Key. More than 300 volunteers patrol 35 miles of Gulf beaches. According to its report posted on mote. org, only four nests were documented from April 15-25, one on Longboat Key, one on Siesta Key in Sarasota, and two on Casey Key near Nokomis. The Siesta Key nest was the rst nest of the season and was reported April 20. We usually have more nests, but Mote usually has the rst ones, Wilma Katz said. Katz and Zoe Bass are the state permit holders overseeing Coastal Wildlife Club sea turtle patrol volunteers on Manasota Key. The club will start posting weekly nesting reports next week at coastalwildlifeclub.org, or on its Facebook page. Manasota Key appears to be o to a good start, seeing 30 nests or more so far this season. The club members hadnt yet tabulated nor posted the exact number of nests or false crawls, which is when females drag themselves onto beaches but fail to lay a nest. While the season ocially started on May 1, Coastal Wildlife Club volunteers began patrolling Manasota Key in April. In recent years, monitoring on parts of Manasota Key has been required to begin on April 15, Coastal Wildlife Club board member Carol Leonard told the Sun . This is primarily because of projects such as the current beach nourishment. As of April 30, club volunteers documented 30 nests on Manasota Key. In the past, patrols on Manasota Key encountered only occasional late April nests. Turtles may be nesting earlier, Leonard suggested. Anyone who spots a sea turtle nesting on Manasota Key during daylight hours is asked to email the Coastal Wildlife Club immediately at info@ coastalwildlifeclub.org with the time and location of the nesting turtles. They are also asked to provide photographs and contact information. The Kemps ridley, the smallest and rarest of the sea turtle species, normally nests during the day and especially on windy days. Reports by beach walkers alerting the CWC to their nests are very helpful. To learn more about sea turtles, visit myfwc.com or mote.org. To learn more about sea turtle nesting on Manasota Key, visit the Coastal Wildlife Club website at www.coastalwildlifeclub.org or the clubs Facebook page. Callers can reach Coastal Wildlife Club, Inc. at 941-212-2214 Email: steve.reilly@yoursun.comTURTLESFROM PAGE 1A FILE PHOTO PROVIDED BY COASTAL WILDLIFE CLUBUnusual during daytime hours, a loggerhead sea turtle nests four years ago on Manasota Key during the daylight hours. Female sea turtles are starting to lay their nests on local Gulf beaches, almost always at night.With the state implementing phase one of its reopening beginning next week, Mondays going to be a very interesting day to see how people react to the relaxation of regulations weve had, Taylor said. Its going to come down to whenever the consumers come back, Westley agreed, with it depending on how quick people can start feeling comfortable again. But the good news is everyones eager to return to normalcy, and trying to do whatever it takes to stay aoat, whether that means adapting to new technology or coming up with creative strategies to still make their products and services available safely. These small changes will be here a long time, Neto said. The spirit has not been broken, Taylor said. Perhaps this is going to be something that will make us stronger, not weaker. To view more information on these panels and future ones, visit www.FGCU.edu/COB/CommunityOutreach-Project. A video recording of the panel will also be available to view on this website in the near future. Small businesses who need advice or want to ask questions can request a free consultation via the Small Business Development Center by calling 239-745-3700 or visiting www. FSBDCSWFL.org. Email: liz.hardaway@yoursun.comECONOMYFROM PAGE 1A (Washington) D.C. and New York, who thought that this was like the most signicant thing that has ever happened, that the sky was going to fall. They did misleading pictures, acting like it was Lollapalooza on the beach, DeSantis said. This is what they were focused on. Not dirty subway cars, not other things that have been major transmitters of this disease ... and people here were mocked. The Republican governor is correct that Florida was mocked. When Curry reopened the beaches, the hashtag #oridamorons began trending on Twitter. DeSantis stood in front of a kayak and a bicycle while making his announcement, and he downplayed the risk of the virus, saying that exercise makes people healthier, and healthier people are less at risk from dying from the disease. Obviously, if you pack in a thousand people and theyre right next to each other and they cough on each other, thats going to be risky, but when youre talking about open spaces with appropriate social distancing, that is a very low risk environment. Its also high reward for the people of Florida, DeSantis said. People can go out, they can get sunlight, they can get fresh air. Its good for peace of mind. Florida has had nearly 35,000 conrmed cases of the virus, resulting in more than 1,300 deaths, according to the state Department of Health. Of those, the Jacksonville area has had about 1,000 cases and 22 deaths. DeSantis noted, though, that there hasnt been a spike in cases after Jacksonville reopened beaches. Has there been some type of major outbreak? No! In fact, cases have declined. They werent that high to begin with, but two weeks ago, the county reported 29 new cases, DeSantis said. Out of a county of a million people, thats extremely low. Thats like lunchtime in Queens. The governor announced earlier in the week that he was lifting restrictions on restaurants and stores, allowing them to reopen at 25% capacity on Monday. Later Friday, the governor traveled to Pensacola, where he said the state plans to increase testing for the virus and for people who have developed antibodies for the disease. He said Floridas capacity to test exceeds current demand and he encouraged anyone who wants to be tested to do so. DeSantis said the state plans to do mobile testing with a recreational vehicle it just acquired. We want to drive that around the state of Florida, he said. Well drive that to where the important points are.PARKSFROM PAGE 1Apersonnel complaints from 1993 would have remained under the control of the Senate. Senate ocials did not immediately respond to a request for information. Biden, in his TV interview, said there are so many inconsistencies in Reades various accounts. But he also said he does not question her motive. He said that over his ve decades in public life, none of his employees was asked to sign a nondisclosure agreement. Republicans worried about President Donald Trumps increasingly precarious political standing are seizing on Reades allegation to cast Democrats as only defending women who allege wrongdoing against conservatives. Theyre digging in despite the possibility of renewed attention on the multiple sexual assault allegations lodged against Trump. In light of his own situation, Trump himself is stepping delicately around the Biden controversy. Hes going to have to make his own decision, Trump said in a podcast interview Friday with Dan Bongino. Im not going to be telling him what to do. The president added that it would be a great thing if Biden had records that could dispose of Reades allegation. Democrats, meanwhile, are in an awkward position of validating women who come forward with their stories while defending their presumptive nominee in what many in the party consider the most important election of their lifetimes. Former Democratic National Committee Chairwoman Donna Brazile said before Bidens interview that his silence was damaging, but afterward said he handled the matter well. He responded, he denied it, and theres nothing more to be added to it, Brazile said, before alluding to Reades repeated public statements. If you add to the story the way Tara Reade has, it only brings more confusion. Karen Finney, who worked for Hillary Clinton in 2016, described Biden as very clear and consistent and sincere, but said, I wish they had done this a little bit sooner. The November contest between Biden and Trump will be the rst presidential race of the #MeToo era, during which numerous women have come forward with allegations of sexual harassment and assault. Trump has been accused of assault and unwanted touching by numerous women, allegations he denies. Women are a core constituency for Democrats, and Biden has a mixed history. He wrote the Violence Against Women Act as a senator, but came under heavy criticism for his handling of Anita Hills Senate testimony in the 1990s. Just before he launched his 2020 campaign, several women accused him of unwanted touching, behavior for which he apologized. Biden has pledged to pick a woman as a running mate, and the allegation has left those thought to be in contention in a tough spot. Women deserve to be heard, said Stacey Abrams, the former Georgia Democratic governor candidate, but I also believe that those allegations have to be investigated by credible sources. That echoed talking points the Biden campaign issued to surrogates last week that were obtained by The Associated Press. They pointed to investigations by The New York Times, The Washington Post and the AP that found no other allegation of sexual assault against Biden and no pattern of sexual misconduct. Some Democratic donors say the matter hasnt come up in recent strategy calls. Others worry it could be used against Biden, much as Republicans harped in 2016 on Clintons private email server ind activities of the Clinton Foundation. We know theyre going to try elements of the same playbook, said Finney, talking specically about calls for Biden to release his Senate papers. Other Democratic operatives expressed concern the allegation complicates a central Biden campaign rationale: that he provides a moral counter to Trump. I think we have to apply a consistent standard for how we treat allegations of sexual assault, and also be clear-eyed about how Donald Trump will use these allegations in the general election campaign, said Claire Sandberg, who worked as Bernie Sanders organizing director. Indeed, Republicans seized Friday on the idea of scouring Bidens records as they try to take advantage of an issue that was, in 2016, more fraught for them when more than two dozen women alleged that Trump committed varying levels of sexual assault and harassment. 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N/E/P/C www.yoursun.com | The Sun | SATURDAY, MAY 2, 2020 PAGE 5A By JANET MCCONNAUGHEY and GRANT SCHULTEASSOCIATED PRESSGRETNA, Louisiana  Dozens of states let restaurants, stores or other businesses reopen Friday in the biggest one-day push yet to get their economies up and running again, acting at their own speed and with their own restrictions and quirks to make sure the coronavirus doesnt come storming back. People in Louisiana could eat at restaurants again, though they had to sit outside at tables 10 feet apart with no waiter service. Maine residents could attend church services as long as they stayed in their cars. And a Nebraska mall reopened with plexiglass barriers and hand-sanitizing stations but few shoppers. I feel like I just got out of jail! accountant Joy Palermo exclaimed as she sat down with a bacon-garnished bloody Mary at the Gretna Depot Cafe outside New Orleans. Meanwhile, the rst drug shown to help ght COVID-19 won emergency approval from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration. In a major study, remdesivir shortened patients recovery time from 15 days to 11 on average and may have also reduced deaths, though the evidence of that is not clear. The virus has killed more than 230,000 people worldwide, including over 64,000 in the U.S. and more than 20,000 each in Italy, Britain, France and Spain, forcing lockdowns that have shuttered factories and businesses, thrown tens of millions out of work and throttled the worlds economies. With the crisis stabilizing in Europe and in many places in the U.S., countries and states are gradually easing their restrictions amid warnings from health experts that a second wave of infections could hit unless testing for the virus is expanded dramatically. In much of Colorado, people could get their hair cut and shop at stores again, though stay-at-home orders remained in place in Denver and surrounding counties. Wyoming let barbershops, nail salons, gyms and daycare centers reopen. In Maine, golf courses, hairdressers and dentists opened. At Gattusos Restaurant in Gretna, Louisiana, Kent and Doris Alimia and their daughters, Molly and Emily, celebrated Molly Alimias 22nd birthday at one of the outdoor tables, which were screened by plants in wooden planters 5 feet high. Its a nice change of scenery to actually get out of the house, Molly Alimia said. Outside Omaha, Nebraska, Jasmine Ramos was among a half-dozen shoppers wandering the open-air Nebraska Crossing mall. Most wore masks as they glanced into store windows. I do think its a little soon, but its kind of slow and there arent a lot of people here, so Im not too worried, Ramos said. Around the country, protesters have demanded that governors move even faster to reboot the battered economy. More than 100 people chanted and carried signs in front of the Chicagos Thompson Center, where Gov. J.B. Pritzker has an oce, to call for an end to the statewide lockdown. When do we open up? asked Mark Curran, a former sheri in nearby Lake County. We need a rational conversation about that.Like I just got out of jail!Dozens of states ease their lockdowns By JILL COLVIN and DEB RIECHMANNASSOCIATED PRESSWASHINGTON  President Donald Trumps new spokeswoman, Kayleigh McEnany, vowed on Friday not to lie to reporters from the podium as she made her debut at the rst White House brieng by a press secretary in more than a year. I will never lie to you, McEnany told reporters. You have my word on that. McEnany, who joined the White House last month, took the stage behind a podium that had quite literally been collecting cobwebs before the president began the practice of holding his own daily briengs because of the coronavirus. McEnany said she spends most of the day with the president and is constantly with him, absorbing his thinking. She said she sees it as her mission to bring you the mindset of the president, deliver those facts, so this president gets fair and accurate reporting and the American people get fair and accurate information. During past administrations, a formal brieng by a White House press secretary would hardly be news. But it was the rst such brieng since March 11, 2019, when Sarah Sanders took to the podium for the rst time in more than a month and was pressed on comments Trump reportedly made at a fundraiser claiming that Democrats hated Jewish people. Sanders left her post that summer, and her successor, Stephanie Grisham, never held a brieng during her entire ninemonth tenure. The briengs were must-see TV during the early days of the Trump administration, when viewers would tune in to see Trumps rst press secretary, Sean Spicer, spar with the press. But the media-obsessed Trump, who sees himself as his best spokesman, communications director and strategist, came to the conclusion last year that the spectacle had diminishing returns, people close to him said at the time. The White House has long made the case that the briefings are less important in the Trump administration because the president is so accessible, answering reporters questions on an often-daily basis. Trump had been holding his own daily briengs through much of the pandemic, but scaled back this week amid concerns that he was doing himself political damage and as the White House tries to pivot toward a focus on reopening. Spicer got o to a contentious early start with reporters when he used his rst press brieng to falsely claim that Trumps inauguration had drawn the biggest crowd ever. Sanders briengs were also heated, and she drew criticism for her own false statements, despite once telling reporters, I dont think its appropriate to lie from the podium or any other place. McEnany took a more genial approach at her debut, calling on every reporter in the room at least once and avoiding personal attacks. After McEnanys brieng ended, Spicer tweeted: Great debut. Ari Fleischer, press secretary for President George W. Bush, said substance and style are the key factors in being a presidential spokesperson. It matters how you come across on TV, Fleischer said on Fox News Channel after the brieng. On the substance, she had facts. She had statistics. Oh boy, is she articulate.Trumps new press secretary pledges not to lie AP PHOTO BY EVAN VUCCIWhite House press secretary Kayleigh McEnany speaks during a press brieng on Friday at the White House. St. Francis of Assisi Catholic ChurchMasses: Weekdays: 8:15 am Sat: 3:00pm, 4:30pm (Jan. thru Easter) 4:00pm (thru December) Sun: 7:30am, 9:00am, 10:30am, 12:00 Noon (Jan thru Easter) 8:00am, 10:00am (Easter thru December) Sacrament of ReconciliationSaturday 3:00 pm Rev. Richard York, Pastorwww.sfoachurch.com5265 Placida Rd., Grove City 941-697-4899 941-697-3313 Email: o ce@alivingfaith.org Until Further Notice... Worship on line at Alivingfaith.org HOPE LUTHERAN CHURCH, ELCA LED BY THE SPIRIT, WE SERVE GOD AND SHARE CHRISTS LOVE WITH ALL. Come and see Gods Love in action. Worship: Saturday-5:30 pm, Sunday-10:00 amNEW-Hope House Community Social Center!14200 Hopewell Ave, Pt. Charlotte, FL 33981941-697-2345 www.hopelutheranpc.org Community Presbyterian ChurchRev. Dawn Mayes, PastorSunday Worship 10:00 a.m.If you are looking for COMMUNITY, youll nd it here!941-474-9579 www.cpcenglewood.com 405 S. McCall Rd., Englewood, FL 34223 ST. DAVIDS EPISCOPAL CHURCH HE IS RISEN!Services Sunday 10am & Wednesday noon Noonday Prayer and meditation Streamed on our Facebook page.474-3140ENGLEWOOD CHURCHES As We Worship Northside Christian Church685 North Indiana Ave. (776), Englewood, FL941-474-4437 Sunday School................9:00AM Worship Service.............10:00AM Bible Study, Wed............7:00PM 11050 Willmington Blvd. Englewood,FL www.facebook.com/SonriseBaptistEnglewoodFL/ (941) 475-5363Sunday Worship Morning Worship 10:15 am Evening Worship 6:00 pm Pastor: Rev Clif Burritt ENGLEWOOD EAST CHURCH OF CHRIST 941-475-4973  www.engchurch 9600 Gulfstream Blvd., Englewood, FL 34224-9256 Senior Minister, Jim ChandlerSUNDAYAdult Sunday School 10 am Worship Service 11 amWEDNESDAYBible Study 6 pm Crosspoint Church of NazareneSunday School at 9:45 am Morning Service at 10:45 am Children's Service at 10:45 am Adult Fellowship at 5:30 pm Wednesday Bible Study at 6:30 pm 404 W. Green St., Englewood 941-475-1034 adno=3748784-1Be ye strong therefore, and let not your hands be weak: for your work shall be rewarded. 2 Chronicles 15:7 941.475.7447 | fcenglewood.com SERVICES WILL BE WEBSTREAMED AT: To view todays legal notices and more visit, www.oridapublicnotices.com To view todays legal notices and more visit, www.oridapublicnotices.com 3000 NOTICES 3112 FICTITIOUS NAME 05/02/2020 3128 NOTICE OF PERMIT N ot i ce i s h ere b y g i ven t h at the Southwest Florida Water Management District has received an Environmental Resource permit application number 801178 from PGBK Properties L.C. Whose mailing address is 12164 Tamiami Trail, Punta Gorda, Florida 33955. Application received: April 1 2020. Proposed activity: Proposed is a Trucking Business. Project name: PGBK Properties. Project size: 14.27 Acres Location: Section(s) 34 Township 41 South, Range 23 East, in Charlotte County. Outstanding Florida Water: no. Aquatic preserve: no. The application is available for public inspection Monday through Friday at 7601 U.S. Highway 301 North, Tampa, Florida 33637 or through the Application & Permit Search Tools function on the Districts website at www.watermat ters.org/permits/. Interested persons may inspect a copy of the application and submit written comments concerning the application. Comments must include the permit application number and be received within 14 days from the date of this notice. If you wish to be notified of intended agency action or an opportunity to request an administrative hearing regarding the application, you must send a written request referencing the permit application number to the Southwest Florida Water Management District, Regulation Bureau, 7601 U.S. Highway 301 North, Tampa, Florida 33637 or submit your request through the Districts website at www. watermatters.org. The District does not discriminate based on disability. Anyone requiring accommodation under the AD A should contact the Regulation Bureau at (813)985-7481 or 1(800)836-0797, TDD only 1(800)231-6103. Publish: May 2, 2020 309538 3749405 3138 OTHER NOTICESRE Q UE S TIN G S UB-BID S O N ALL TRADES From Qualified Subcontractors and/or Vendors Including FDOT CERTIFIED DBE FIRMS For furnishing all labor and materials and performing all work connected with a project know as Arcadia Municipal Airport Construct Taxiway Bravo City of Arcadia: ITB#2020-02 FDOT: TBD FAA: TBD Hanson Project: 19A0013 Quotes: Subcontractors and vendor quotes are requested by: May 13, 2020 at 5:00 PM Plans and specification can be downloaded through Procore by request via email to Larry Benjamin at larry.benjamin@ wcgfl.com Wright Construction Group (WCG) encourages all interested DBE companies to contact us at least 4 days prior to the bid due date to review with us your proposed scope of work. Subcontractors will be required to abide by the terms and execute an agreement utilizing the latest Wright Construction Group Standard Subcontract/Purchase Agreement incorporating prime contract terms and conditions, including payment provisions. Copies of Standard Subcontract / Purchase Agreement are avail able for review by contacting Wright Construction at 239-481 5000. WCGs listing of a subcon tractor is not to be construed as an acceptance of all of the Subcontractors conditions or exceptions included with the Subcontractors price quotes DBE Goal: 10.65% Published: May 1 -5, 2020 210044 3749189 

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PE Footnotes: q Stock is a closed-end fund no P/E ratio shown. cc P/E exceeds 99. dd Loss in last 12 months.ExtraMoney & MarketsVDow industrials-0.22% (wkly)s 4-wk. 12.69%t YTD -16.87%VNasdaq-0.34% (wkly)s 4-wk. 16.71%t YTD -4.10%VS&P 500-0.21% (wkly)s 4-wk. 13.74%t YTD -12.38%US&P mid-cap2.59% (wkly)s 4-wk. 18.87%t YTD -22.91%URussell 20002.22% (wkly)s 4-wk. 19.81%t YTD -24.45% 167 .74 87 .35 ChubbLtd 3.12e 12 101.59 -2.43 -34.7 80.99 47 .98 ChurchDwt .96 ... 71.22 -.13 +1.3 224.64 118.50 Cigna .04 18 187 .09 -1.11 -8.5 118.19 65.55 CinnFin 2.40f 4 60.95 -17 .58 -42.0 91.63 37 .24 Cirrus ... 33 70.83 -.41 -14.1 58.26 32.40 Cisco 1.44f 16 40.92 -1.60 -14.1 83.11 32.00 Citigroup 2.04 6 45.52 +2.42 -43.0 152.49 90.28 CitrixSy 1.40 32 142.58 -3.46 +28.6 3.30 1.05 CleanEngy ... dd 1.98 +.08 -15.4 23.24 14.77 ClearwEn C .84e 27 19.50 -.67 -2.3 11.61 2.63 ClevCliffs .24 1 4.18 +.37 -49.9 214.26 144.12 Clorox 4.24 32 192.71 +2.06 +25.5 21.75 .69 CoDiagn ... dd 13.47 -.93 +1405.0 60.07 36.27 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.93 +2.7 14.14 3.02 Coty .50 ... 5.18 -1.09 -54.0 180.93 53.61 CrackerB 5.20 10 93.73 +5.14 -39.0 4.36 .52 CreatReal ... dd 3.00 +2.18 +96.1 40.00 2.65 CrestEq 2.50f 57 9.16 +.16 -70.3 43.79 8.40 Crocs ... dd 22.07 +.56 -47 .3 168.49 114.18 CrwnCstle 4.80f 90 156.41 -5.20 +10.0 80.57 42.97 CrownHold ... 18 62.52 +3.30 -13.8 186.73 101.03 Cummins 5.24 44 157 .43 +9.66 -12.0 28.75 11.55 CybrOpt ... 55 24.29 -.87 +32.2D-E-F 8.83 4.77 DHT Hldgs .20f dd 7 .10 -.62 -14.3 13.22 6.76 DNP Selct .78 q 10.34 -.23 -19.0 135.66 71.21 DTE 4.05 18 100.68 -2.34 -22.5 128.41 26.15 Darden ... 13 69.85 +1.03 -35.9 180.48 106.14 Deere 3.04 13 138.19 -.44 -20.2 63.44 19.10 DeltaAir ... 4 24.12 +1.71 -58.8 2.31 .16 DenburyR ... dd .30 -.03 -78.7 11.16 4.99 DeutschBk .12e ... 7 .15 +1.20 -8.1 33.22 4.70 DevonE .44f 7 11.15 +.63 -57 .1 176.22 100.52 Diageo 3.51e ... 137 .13 +4.07 -18.6 4.15 1.25 DianaShip ... dd 1.75 +.06 -43.7 14.66 2.80 Diebold ... 5 4.37 +.80 -58.6 18.99 6.18 DigiIntl ... 27 10.63 +.29 -40.0 158.36 105.00 DigitalRlt 4.48f 70 145.92 -4.11 +21.9 86.71 22.18 Dillards .60 3 28.36 +2.30 -61.4 118.70 29.05 DxSCBear rs ... q 37 .49 -4.40 +6.7 79.00 8.36 DxSOXBr rs ... q 10.76 +.62 -49.0 28.85 9.71 DirSPBear ... q 10.97 -.10 -17 .2 77 .89 10.09 DrxSCBull .41e q 19.80 +.87 -72.5 76.33 16.51 DrxSPBull ... q 32.99 -.25 -50.1 92.98 23.25 Discover 1.76 5 41.37 +5.14 -51.2 153.41 79.07 Disney 1.76 14 105.50 +4.31 -27 .1 10.21 2.00 DiverHlth .60 2 2.97 +.34 -63.5 1.35 .12 DocuSec ... dd .34 +.01 +13.0 183.95 116.15 DollarGen 1.44f 26 173.00 -2.98 +10.9 119.71 60.20 DollarTree ... 10 77 .39 +2.85 -17 .7 90.89 57 .79 DomEngy 3.76f 15 75.61 -2.31 -8.7 387 .85 220.90 Dominos 3.12 40 357 .30 -9.99 +21.6 49.47 18.40 Domtar g 1.82 16 22.54 +1.52 -41.1 58.32 31.08 Donaldson .84 21 42.59 +.41 -26.1 8.27 7 .98 DryStrt .52 q 8.36 ... -1.4 81.80 28.33 Dupont rs 1.20 5 45.07 +3.17 -29.8 9.49 7 .97 DufPUC .60 q 9.10 +.07 -0.4 103.79 62.13 DukeEngy 3.78 20 82.64 -3.05 -9.4 38.75 25.19 DukeRlty .94 26 33.30 -1.00 -4.0 84.74 38.51 Dunkin 1.61f 25 62.03 +4.59 -17 .9 42.00 26.02 eBay .64 9 39.25 -.10 +8.7 98.46 27 .00 EOG Rescs 1.50f dd 44.57 +1.21 -46.8 21.67 4.21 EQT Corp .12 dd 14.37 +.98 +31.8 36.22 8.81 ETF M AlH ... ... 11.55 -.35 -32.5 105.78 56.42 Eaton 2.84 19 82.07 +3.21 -13.4 18.97 10.67 EV EEq2 1.05 q 15.65 +.39 -12.2 9.18 4.71 EVTxMGlo .98 q 6.67 +.08 -24.0 211.24 124.60 Ecolab 1.88 41 190.00 +9.92 -1.5 78.93 43.63 EdisonInt 2.55 12 55.69 -3.56 -26.2 247 .64 154.52 EdwLfSci ... 70 209.33 -14.15 -10.3 70.74 6.02 EldorRsts ... 24 18.84 +1.02 -68.4 164.90 101.36 EliLilly 2.96f dd 153.63 -9.30 +16.9 17 .40 10.73 ElmiraSB .92 11 13.25 +2.26 -12.3 78.38 37 .75 EmersonEl 2.00 14 53.79 -.03 -29.5 43.15 22.57 Enbridge 1.66 20 29.86 +.65 -24.9 15.43 3.75 EgyTrnsfr 1.22 9 7 .81 +.62 -39.1 9.28 1.15 Enerpls g .12e 3 2.48 +.34 -65.2 12.09 .88 EnLinkLLC 1.03e 3 1.90 +.42 -69.0 22.21 13.98 Ennis Inc .90 12 18.10 +.83 -16.4 59.15 9.80 Enphase ... 44 43.25 +5.52 +65.5 .72 .08 Enservco ... ... .20 -.02 +7 .5 135.55 75.20 Entergy 3.72 41 93.57 -3.96 -21.9 30.87 10.27 EntProdPt 1.78f 13 17 .13 +.77 -39.2 54.52 30.40 EssentUtil .94 30 40.39 -3.29 -14.0 76.57 42.01 Evergy 2.02 25 55.92 -2.59 -14.1 99.42 60.69 EversrceE 2.27f 26 79.87 -6.70 -6.1 123.99 35.25 ExactSci h ... dd 75.65 +.19 -18.2 11.21 .95 ExantasCap .90f dd 2.72 +.44 -74.3 3.68 .09 ExelaTch ... dd .30 +.09 -27 .0 51.18 29.28 Exelon 1.53 14 35.80 -.80 -21.5 144.00 40.76 Expedia 1.36 31 67 .29 +.72 -37 .8 80.53 30.11 ExxonMbl 3.48 10 43.14 -.59 -38.2 12.93 5.05 FNBCp PA .48 7 7 .72 +.52 -39.2 224.20 137 .10 Facebook ... 38 202.27 +12.20 -1.5 25.76 5.99 Farfetch ... ... 12.68 +.26 +22.5 39.31 26.72 Fastenal s 1.00f 27 35.70 -.08 -3.4 190.65 88.69 FedExCp 2.60 64 118.20 -4.86 -21.8 16.87 10.07 FedNatHld .36 10 11.82 +.68 -28.9 141.35 64.68 FedRlty 4.20f 14 78.42 +9.16 -39.1 38.26 13.06 FedHerm B 1.08 10 21.39 +.63 -34.4 180.95 127 .73 Ferrari 1.03 ... 148.99 -7 .36 -10.0 16.25 6.00 FiatChrys ... ... 8.44 +.44 -42.5 49.28 19.00 FidlNatFn 1.32f 10 26.01 -.24 -42.6 16.50 4.45 FidusInvst 1.20m 6q 8.55 -.01 -42.4 69.24 28.47 FstSolar ... 18 41.98 +1.14 -25.0 52.52 32.00 FirstEngy 1.56f 9 40.84 -1.48 -16.0 24.09 8.87 FlrtyTotR 1.63 q 18.68 +.13 -16.2 25.08 17 .42 FlowrsFds .76 24 22.22 -.01 +2.2 40.34 2.85 Fluor .40 8 10.20 +1.14 -46.0 59.40 17 .46 FootLockr 1.60f 5 23.83 +.79 -38.9 10.56 3.96 FordM ... 4 4.92 +.05 -47 .1 73.28 33.90 FBHmSec .96 18 51.50 +7 .78 -21.2 6.62 .15 ForumEn ... 1 .42 +.08 -75.1 13.64 4.82 FrptMcM ... 6 8.46 -.02 -35.5 13.33 6.09 Frontlne .60e dd 9.05 -1.55 -29.6 3.53 .13 FuelCell rs ... ... 1.95 -.14 -22.3G-H-I 3.42 .38 GNC .80 1 .57 +.09 -79.0 196.00 67 .98 GW Pharm ... dd 99.40 -6.27 -4.9 22.52 10.40 GabDvInc 1.32 q 16.27 +.25 -25.9 8.69 3.04 GabMultT .88e q 6.17 +.29 -23.1 8.25 4.50 GabUtil .60 q 6.71 -.22 -13.6 50.99 13.04 Gam&Lsr 2.80 9 26.41 +1.40 -38.7 11.35 .63 Gannett 1.52 6 1.10 +.38 -82.8 26.86 5.26 Gap .97 3 7 .83 +.93 -55.7 105.58 61.04 Garmin 2.28 22 79.81 +.89 -18.2 39.09 21.91 GAInv 1.15e q 29.18 +.02 -22.7 193.76 100.55 GenDynam 4.40f 13 127 .80 -1.50 -27 .5 13.26 5.90 GenElec .04 dd 6.50 +.24 -41.8 61.66 46.59 GenMills 1.96 21 59.58 -.90 +11.2 41.90 14.33 GenMotors ... dd 20.90 -1.05 -42.9 23.84 2.58 GenesisEn 2.14e 70 5.60 +.78 -72.7 31.27 19.48 Gentex .48f 8 23.88 -.25 -17 .6 108.58 49.68 GenuPrt 3.16f 14 75.19 +.16 -29.2 24.03 9.95 GeoGrp 1.92 7 11.76 +.05 -29.2 85.97 60.89 GileadSci 2.72 16 79.95 +.31 +23.0 48.25 31.43 GlaxoSKln 2.89e ... 41.21 -1.29 -12.3 111.43 56.74 GlbeLife .75f 6 79.99 +3.92 -23.9 60.15 33.41 GlobusMed ... 34 45.64 -1.12 -22.5 82.30 40.25 GoDaddy ... 70 65.82 -1.57 -3.1 250.46 130.85 GoldmanS 5.00f 7 177 .10 +.10 -23.0 19.66 4.09 Goodyear ... 3 6.63 -.29 -57 .4 7 .65 2.00 GoPro ... dd 3.30 +.33 -24.0 GovPrpIT ... 11 27 .48 ... ... 79.71 26.75 vjGrace 1.20 13 45.91 +4.58 -34.3 16.95 10.41 GraphPkg .30 14 13.17 +.21 -20.9 50.37 23.65 Greif A 1.76 11 33.28 +2.01 -24.7 48.88 28.67 Griffin .50f ... 38.80 +3.20 -1.9 3.82 .48 Groupon ... ... 1.20 +.09 -49.8 18.99 9.73 GuangRy .63e ... 10.00 +.16 -39.8 3.05 .17 GuardHlt ... ... .48 +.08 +115.9 7 .48 .35 GulfprtE h ... 1 1.98 +.35 -34.9 37 .85 9.12 H&E Eqp 1.10 9 15.17 +1.69 -54.6 23.93 12.54 HP Inc .48m 5 14.71 -.29 -28.4 44.93 23.95 HSBC 2.00e ... 25.28 +.30 -35.3 28.35 17 .94 HainCels lf ... ... 25.63 -1.91 -1.3 29.21 4.25 Hallibrtn .72 5 9.76 +.90 -60.1 19.10 6.96 Hanesbds .60 5 9.58 +1.14 -35.5 144.71 75.11 HanoverIns 2.60 52 95.51 +.36 -30.1 40.89 14.31 HarleyD .08m 7 20.39 +1.72 -45.2 55.21 7 .01 SpiritAir ... 5 13.17 +1.02 -67 .3 87 .25 32.33 Square ... ... 63.00 +.99 +0.7 105.08 73.54 SP HlthC 1.01e q 97 .83 -2.46 -4.0 64.84 47 .66 SP CnSt 1.28e q 57 .62 -1.09 -8.5 66.85 22.88 SP Engy 2.04e q 35.85 +1.23 -40.3 31.38 17 .49 SPDR Fncl .46e q 22.06 +.32 -28.3 85.33 47 .71 SP Inds 1.12e q 62.27 +.70 -23.6 102.94 68.10 SP Tech .78e q 88.90 +.27 -3.0 71.10 43.44 SP Util 1.55e q 55.88 -2.44 -13.5 173.67 70.00 StanBlkDk 2.76 24 106.50 -1.24 -35.7 10.25 6.11 StarGas .53f 11 7 .60 -.36 -19.7 99.72 50.02 Starbucks 1.64 33 73.79 -1.79 -16.1 85.89 42.10 StateStr 2.08 9 59.08 +1.67 -25.3 35.78 14.98 StlDynam 1.00f 9 24.41 +.87 -28.3 1.48 .23 SteinMart .30 dd .32 +.07 -51.6 226.30 124.54 Stryker 2.30f 31 180.62 -7 .50 -14.0 24.89 8.64 SubPpne 2.40 12 14.35 -.12 -34.3 173.98 95.34 SunCmts 3.16f cc 132.90 +6.16 -11.5 34.56 9.60 Suncor g 1.86f ... 17 .17 +1.57 -47 .7 18.78 6.10 SupGpCos .40 8 8.62 +1.57 -36.3 38.18 12.15 Synchrony .88 5 18.51 +1.76 -48.6 40.32 10.91 SynovusFn 1.32f 5 19.83 +1.71 -49.4 85.98 26.00 Sysco 1.80 21 52.76 -.32 -38.0 44.65 18.00 TC PpLn 2.60 11 33.58 +1.93 -20.6 47 .46 16.96 TCF Finl 1.40 8 27 .32 +3.69 -41.6 64.95 32.72 TJX .92 16 48.25 +2.20 -21.0 14.70 .08 TOP Sh rs ... ... .21 -.05 -73.4 60.64 37 .18 TaiwSemi .73e ... 51.10 -1.63 -12.0 36.06 10.18 Tapestry 1.35 9 15.16 +1.52 -43.8 4.96 .11 Taronis rs ... ... .21 -.08 -77 .4 53.40 26.24 Taubmn 2.70 22 41.97 +4.54 +35.0 151.47 80.20 TechData h ... 27 140.10 +.83 -2.4 23.71 5.60 TeckRes g .19e ... 8.55 +1.16 -50.8 203.85 53.46 Teladoc ... ... 169.43 -24.10 +102.4 23.48 2.21 Tenneco 1.00 1 4.90 +1.07 -62.6 46.16 17 .62 Teradata ... 14 23.60 +.45 -11.8 968.99 176.99 Tesla Inc ... dd 701.32 -23.83 +67 .6 2.48 .22 TetraTech ... dd .46 +.16 -76.5 15.72 6.07 TevaPhrm .73e dd 10.14 -.08 +3.5 135.70 93.09 TexInst 3.60 20 109.71 -3.32 -14.5 72.49 25.15 TexRdhse 1.44f 25 44.86 -1.01 -20.3 11.75 5.50 Textainer .96 9 8.19 +1.21 -23.5 54.24 20.26 Textron .08 5 26.22 -.81 -41.2 30.05 5.00 The Real n ... ... 11.91 +1.80 -36.8 4.69 .85 TherapMD ... dd 1.38 +.46 -43.0 346.89 250.21 ThermoFis .88f 41 329.81 +1.11 +1.5 12.56 5.20 3D Sys ... dd 7 .77 -.23 -11.2 192.19 114.04 3M Co 5.88f 21 148.60 +1.60 -15.8 134.42 78.60 Tiffany 2.32 28 127 .06 +.71 -4.9 54.10 2.43 Tilray ... dd 7 .24 -.83 -57 .7 58.78 22.26 Timken 1.12 14 35.93 +1.05 -36.2 59.55 33.74 TorDBk 3.16f 7 40.56 +1.66 -27 .7 56.91 22.13 Total SA 2.71e ... 33.43 -.72 -39.5 145.41 108.01 Toyota ... ... 121.12 -1.44 -13.8 114.25 63.89 TractSupp 1.40 28 102.09 +.11 +9.3 118.10 70.00 TraneTch 2.12 20 86.81 +2.78 -15.8 8.84 .76 Transocn ... dd 1.15 +.18 -83.3 155.09 76.99 Travelers 3.40f 10 96.05 -4.77 -29.9 29.21 16.94 TriContl 1.15e q 22.84 +.24 -19.0 56.81 51.77 TriCntl pf 2.50 ... 55.80 -.20 +1.7 76.92 27 .79 TriNetGrp ... 17 47 .54 +4.36 -16.0 24.64 14.53 Trinity .76f 4 18.72 +2.17 -15.5 44.59 20.10 Trip.com ... 35 24.16 +.38 -28.0 25.75 12.02 TrueBlue ... 9 15.24 +.72 -36.7 56.92 24.01 TruistFn 1.80 9 35.44 -.04 -37 .1 9.10 4.30 TrstNY .27 11 6.18 +.69 -28.7 24.16 1.15 Tuppwre 1.08 dd 2.82 +.77 -67 .1 45.86 20.00 Twitter ... cc 27 .84 -.90 -13.1 15.85 2.25 TwoHrbI 1.60 2 4.34 +.27 -70.3 63.07 11.37 2U ... dd 23.84 +1.90 -0.6 51.25 29.20 UDR 1.44f 42 36.10 -.19 -22.7 55.17 21.75 UGI Corp 1.30 6 29.30 +1.06 -35.1 47 .08 13.71 Uber Tch n ... dd 28.39 -1.10 -4.5 30.00 11.20 UltraClean ... 14 16.22 +.39 -30.9 27 .72 7 .39 UndrArm ... 17 9.80 -.20 -54.6 217 .90 121.89 UniFirst 1.00 19 165.94 +5.91 -17 .8 63.62 42.00 UnilevNV 1.61e ... 49.11 -.24 -14.5 188.96 105.08 UnionPac 3.88 20 156.64 +.55 -13.4 14.12 .14 Unit ... 1 .31 +.03 -56.2 96.03 17 .80 UtdAirlHl ... 3 26.62 +1.06 -69.8 125.31 82.00 UPS B 4.04f 15 91.90 -8.28 -21.5 170.04 58.85 UtdRentals ... 9 119.28 +13.23 -28.5 61.11 28.59 US Bancrp 1.68 8 34.94 +.94 -41.1 13.36 2.11 US OilFd ... q 2.13 -.44 -83.4 16.99 4.54 USSteel .04 4 7 .51 +.69 -34.2 306.72 187 .72 UtdhlthGp 4.32 23 284.51 -6.78 -3.2 11.85 4.86 UnitGrp .60 dd 6.65 +.32 -19.0 63.18 37 .04 UnvslCp 3.04 6 45.89 +.78 -19.6 37 .81 9.58 UnumGrp 1.14 1 16.50 +1.15 -43.4 1.48 .35 UraniumEn ... ... 1.14 +.03 +24.0V-W-X-Y-Z 2.10 .47 VBI Vacc ... ... 1.16 +.04 -15.9 100.25 45.07 VF Corp 1.72e 16 55.43 +.86 -44.4 15.75 .30 Valaris ... ... .42 -.05 -93.6 14.19 6.49 Vale SA .29e 14 7 .98 +.31 -39.5 12.14 6.00 VlyNBcp .44 14 7 .92 +.86 -30.9 34.74 16.18 VanEGold .06e q 33.29 -.64 +13.7 46.42 19.52 VanE JrGld ... q 41.30 -.40 -2.3 94.86 60.07 VanHiDvY 2.10e q 75.92 -.67 -19.0 130.91 87 .71 VangDivAp 1.82e q 111.22 -1.10 -10.8 VangTotW 1.53e q 78.12 ... ... 45.92 29.96 VangEmg 1.10e q 34.96 -.13 -21.4 44.67 28.46 VangFTSE 1.10e q 34.89 +.19 -20.8 4.12 .25 Vaxart ... ... 2.71 -.31 +672.1 75.40 13.35 Ventas 3.17 27 30.33 +2.62 -47 .5 4.67 .83 Verastem ... dd 1.75 -2.38 +30.6 10.18 3.56 Vereit .55 cc 5.29 +.61 -42.7 221.78 148.77 Verisign ... 45 205.02 -7 .11 +6.4 62.22 48.84 VerizonCm 2.46 15 56.83 -1.10 -7 .4 53.71 10.10 CBS B .96 4 16.46 +.83 -60.8 72.27 11.25 ViadCorp .40 11 22.06 +1.48 -67 .3 16.35 8.08 Viavi ... cc 11.83 -.07 -21.2 42.49 6.90 VirgnGal ... ... 17 .92 +.90 +55.2 214.17 133.93 Visa 1.20f 58 175.57 +8.25 -6.6 23.25 11.23 VishayInt .38 cc 15.99 +.72 -24.9 8.00 .11 VislnkT hrs ... ... .29 +.10 +15.7 206.80 86.00 VMware 26.81p 35 125.34 -2.83 -17 .4 21.72 11.46 Vodafone .96e ... 13.61 -.03 -29.6 152.49 65.56 VulcanM 1.36f 24 110.68 +8.65 -23.1 6.45 1.07 W&T Off .40 4 2.54 -.01 -54.3 211.68 151.16 WD 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Yields affect rates on mortgages and other consumer loans. NET 1YR TREASURIES LAST PVS CHG AGO 3.25 4.75 5.50 .13 1.63 2.38 PRIME RATE FED FUNDS 3-month T-bill .10 .10 ... 2.43 6-month T-bill .12 .11 +0.01 2.45 52-wk T-bill .16 .15 +0.01 2.40 2-year T-note .20 .17 +0.03 2.34 5-year T-note .39 .34 +0.05 2.35 7-year T-note .53 .51 +0.02 2.45 10-year T-note .64 .62 +0.02 2.55 30-year T-bond 1.28 1.27 +0.01 2.94 NET 1YR BONDS LAST PVS CHG AGO Barclays Glob Agg Bd 1.00 1.04 -0.04 1.81 Barclays USAggregate 1.31 1.36 -0.05 2.98 Barclays US Corp 2.69 2.68 +0.01 3.61 Barclays US High Yield 6.15 6.15 ... 6.10 Moodys AAA Corp Idx 2.39 2.38 +0.01 3.68 10-Yr. TIPS 0 0 ... .62Commodities U.S crude oil prices rose 5%, while natural gas, heating oil and wholesale gasoline prices slid lower. Gold rose and silver prices didnt move much.Crude Oil (bbl) 19.78 18.84 +4.99 -67.6 Ethanol (gal) 1.01 1.02 -0.49 -26.3 Heating Oil (gal) 0.80 0.73 -5.06 -60.7 Natural Gas (mm btu) 1.89 1.95 -3.03 -13.7 Unleaded Gas (gal) 0.77 0.70 -2.49 -54.7 FUELS CLOSE PVS %CHG %YTD Gold (oz) 1694.50 1684.20 +0.61 +11.5 Silver (oz) 14.86 14.90 -0.23 -16.6 Platinum (oz) 773.90 813.00 -4.81 -20.3 Copper (lb) 2.32 2.35 -1.51 -17.0 METALS CLOSE PVS %CHG %YTD Cattle (lb) 0.87 0.90 +1.44 -30.0 Coffee (lb) 1.06 1.06 -0.19 -18.2 Corn (bu) 3.12 3.12 ... -19.7 Cotton (lb) 0.57 0.58 -2.58 -18.1 Lumber (1,000 bd ft) 327.00 319.00 +2.29 -19.4 Orange Juice (lb) 1.11 1.08 +2.12 +13.8 Soybeans (bu) 8.47 8.50 -0.35 -10.2 Wheat (bu) 5.22 5.30 -1.56 -6.7 AGRICULTURE CLOSE PVS %CHG %YTD USD per British Pound 1.2484 -.0115 -.92% 1.3045 Canadian Dollar 1.4075 +.0151 +1.07% 1.3450 USD per Euro 1.0975 +.0023 +.21% 1.1194 Japanese Yen 106.87 -.33 -.31% 111.61 Mexican Peso 24.6792 +.6552 +2.65% 18.9680 1YR. MAJORS CLOSE CHG %CHG AGO Israeli Shekel 3.5081 +.0396 +1.13% 3.5880 Norwegian Krone 10.3550 +.1185 +1.14% 8.6713 South African Rand 18.8626 +.3479 +1.84% 14.4445 Swedish Krona 9.8595 +.1006 +1.02% 9.5361 Swiss Franc .9618 -.0040 -.42% 1.0182 EUROPE/AFRICA/MIDDLE EAST Australian Dollar 1.5599 +.0266 +1.71% 1.4260 Chinese Yuan 7.0623 -.0000 -.00% 6.7349 Hong Kong Dollar 7.7526 +.0009 +.01% 7.8459 Indian Rupee 75.844 +.418 +.55% 69.611 Singapore Dollar 1.4166 +.0069 +.49% 1.3622 South Korean Won 1225.14 +10.18 +.83% 1164.16 Taiwan Dollar 29.91 +.14 +.47% 30.92 ASIA/PACIFICForeign Exchange The U.S. dollar weakened versus the Japanese yen and the euro, but rose against the British pound. 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usually a marketing fee and either a sales or redemption fee. NA not available. p previous day´s net asset value. s fund split shares during the week. x fund paid a distribution during the week. Source : Morningstar and the Associated Press.(Previous and change gures reect current contract.) By STAN CHOE, ALEX VEIGA and DAMIAN J. TROISEAP BUSINESS WRITERSStocks closed broadly lower on Wall Street Friday after Amazon and other big companies reported disappointing results, the latest evidence of how the coronavirus pandemic is hobbling the economy and hurting corporate earnings. A day after closing out its best month since 1987, the S&P 500 fell 2.8%. The slide gave the benchmark index its second-straight weekly loss. The selling accelerated as the day went on, with energy stocks taking the biggest losses. Technology stocks and companies that rely on consumer spending accounted for a big slice of the decline. Amazon sank 7.6% after it reported prot for the latest quarter that fell short of Wall Streets forecasts. A sharp increase in costs related to providing deliveries safely during the pandemic outweighed a big increase in revenue. The retail giants movements have an outsized sway on the S&P 500 because its the third-largest company in the index. We all had these great expectations for Amazon, said J.J. Kinahan, chief strategist with TD Ameritrade. The stock ran up amazingly because we were expecting their earnings to be good. The S&P 500 gave up 81.72 points to close at 2,830.71. The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 622.03 points, or 2.6%, at 23,723.69. The Nasdaq, which is heavily weighed with technology stocks, slid 284.60 points, or 3.2%, to 8,604.95. The Russell 2000 index of smaller company stocks fell more than the rest of the market, shedding 50.18 points, or 3.8%, to 1,260.48. Exxon Mobils latest results also weighed on the market. The oil producer fell 7.2% after it said that it swung to a loss of $610 million last quarter. It had to write down the value of its inventories by $2.9 billion amid a collapse in energy prices as airplanes, automobiles and workplaces worldwide suddenly went idle in the spring.Stocks slide as companies detail virus fallout By ANITA SNOWASSOCIATED PRESSPHOENIX  Rent and mortgage payments are due again as more than 30 million people around the U.S. have led for unemployment benets after losing work in the coronavirus pandemic. Jason W. Still has been waiting six weeks for his rst unemployment check since losing his job as a cook at an upscale restaurant in Spokane, Washington. Out-ofwork bartender Luke Blaine in Phoenix got his rst check three weeks ago, but now has to pay his landlord again. And Eli Oderberg in Denver has his mortgage due after being swept up in a later wave of layos as the pandemics eects spread from restaurants to corners of the economy, like the oil company where he had worked on apps to track spills and leaks. Federal data released this week show the U.S. economy contracted at a 4.8% annual rate last quarter as the pandemic put the nation into a recession. Economists expect January-March to be just a taste of the widespread pain being recorded for April-June. And while a record number of people have applied for unemployment insurance payments, there are many other out-of-work people who dont qualify or couldnt get through the states overwhelmed systems. More than three dozen cities and states, including San Francisco, Los Angeles and New York state, have put in place their own policies to halt evictions, foreclosures and utility shutos out of concern that the economic fallout from massive job losses will push many people to the brink of homelessness at a time when they need to stay in their houses and apartments. But all this really means is that deputies wont be knocking at their doors, for now. The money is still due, and delaying the payments just puts o the pain. Still said hes led for unemployment every week, with nothing yet to show for it, since he was rst interviewed by The Associated Press a month ago, just before he paid April rent. His wife still has her job in the legal marijuana industry, and his $1,200 stimulus check helped pay an assortment of bills. But Im about to hit my savings and I really dont want to do that, he said. Ive made about 900 calls over the last month trying to nd out whats going on, Still said. On April 24, he nally got into an onhold queue behind 83 other callers to Washington states unemployment oce, and after hours of waiting, he was transferred to a claims specialist, but then the call was dropped. It took him until this week to reach a human, who said there seemed to be a minor glitch in his le that needs to be worked out. It seems to be getting closer, but its not clear to me whats going on at that end, said Still. I think Im the last person who was laid o at my restaurant who hasnt gotten an unemployment payment yet. The restaurant, Clover, remains in limbo. Washington Gov. Jay Inslee this week announced a partial opening May 5 of some recreational oerings like state parks, shing and golf courses, but restaurant dining rooms and most other businesses will remain closed for now. Blaine counts himself lucky: He started receiving unemployment checks three weeks after being laid o on March 17. Several coworkers are still waiting for their money after losing their jobs at Fez, a popular restaurant in Phoenix. I feel very fortunate based on what Ive heard from my friends here and around the country, said Blaine, who also was interviewed by the AP a month ago. His boyfriend, Kyle Schomer, still has his job in the tech industry, and is working from their home in a trendy neighborhood of adobe homes. They have a huge vegetable and ower garden out back. Blaine also said that he and everyone else he knows have received their stimulus money. With that and the unemployment checks, which through July include an additional $600 per payment, Blaine has made ends meet, for now. We will be back, Fez management promised on the restaurants Facebook page. We hope sooner rather than later. Anything but an opening soon is unlikely to resolve the anxieties of people whose savings are running out as the initial wave of serviceindustry layos sweeps up other hard-hit sectors, like energy. Oderberg lost his job in Denver on April 19, as global oil futures plunged into negative territory following the shutdowns of air travel, factories and commuting around the world. He said his wife got her rst unemployment check after losing her job in retail, but hes still waiting for his. The Colorado website for benets has conrmed he is eligible, but I havent been able to get through to talk to anyone after making about 100 calls each time, he said. In the meantime, Oderberg has been lining up job interviews in information technology, including at least four this week, and hopes to land something quickly, before he has to scramble for their next mortgage payment for the house he shares with his wife, who is pregnant, and their 4-year-old daughter. From my job, Im accustomed to planning everything six months in advance, said Oderberg. So were going to be OK, for now at least.Jobless fret as rent comes due again amid virus outbreak AP PHOTO BY DAVID ZALUBOWSKIEli Oderberg, center, sits with Katie Evers, left, their 4-year-old daughter, Everlee, and the couples goldendoodle outside their home in southeast Denver. 

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Eagle Home Mortgage, LLC NMLS # 1058, Mortgage Lender/Servicer License # MLD549. 1 Sample APR is based on interest rates and terms available as of 04/29/20 factoring in prepaid interest and closing costs. Rat es may change or not be available at the time of loan commitment, lock-in or closing. Buyer is subject to qualifications for sp ecific loan terms, occupancy, down payment, credit and underwriting requirements, and/or investor program guidelines. Not an o er to enter into an interest rate or discount point agreement and any such agreement may only be made in writing signed by both the borrower and the lender. 2 Up to $46,498 in total purchase price reductions is valid on the select homesites listed above. Oers, incentives and seller contributions are subject to certain terms, conditions and restrictions. Certain incentives could aect the loan amount. Lennar reserves the right to change or withdraw any oer at any time. 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PAGE 2B SATURDAY, MAY 2, 2020 | The Sun | www.yoursun.com N/E/P/C By JOCELYN NOVECKAP NATIONAL WRITERNEW YORK  Its a stunning sound, emerging amid the clanging and the whooping and the banging and the honking at 7 p.m. each night as New Yorkers cheer frontline workers: the velvety, buttery baritone of Brian Stokes Mitchell. For decades, Mitchells voice has been one of the most celebrated in the Broadway theater, evoking goosebumps in musicals like Kiss Me, Kate, for which he won a Tony, and Man of La Mancha, in which he played Don Quixote. Now, with Broadways houses shuttered due to the coronavirus, the voice rings out from a fth-oor apartment on the Upper West Side  ttingly on Broadway, a couple miles up from the theater district. This is my quest, Mitchell sings, leaning precariously out his window, launching directly into the meatiest part of The Impossible Dream. To follow that star. No matter how hopeless, no matter how far ... Below, and across the avenue in their apartments, neighbors cheer. But Mitchell, 62, is looking to serenade crews of ambulances, re engines, police cars, or medical workers from the nearby urgent care facility. When they do stop and listen  as a city bus did recently  Mitchell sings directly to them. And when people clap, he sweeps his arms over the workers, as if to say: Not me. Them. Mitchells gratitude, expressed nightly the last few weeks, stems from a very personal ordeal. He himself is a survivor of the coronavirus, falling ill in late March. One night, he had a fever nearing 105 degrees, and almost was hospitalized. Hes been symptom-free for three weeks. Id been going to the window to applaud for the health care workers like everybody else in New York, he says. Then one night I spontaneously thought, Oh, I think my lungs feel like I can sing now. And so, he did. He thought it would be a one-night gig. He was mistaken. People kept coming. To ght for the right, without question or pause, to be willing to march into hell for a heavenly cause! Mitchell smiles as he repeats the words, amazed at how appropriate they are for medical workers ghting an unbeatable foe. People think its just called The Impossible Dream, but its also called The Quest, he says. Its not about DOING the impossible. Its about trying. It is, of course, a terrible time for the theater community, with arts institutions suering severe economic loss. Mitchell is chairman of The Actors Fund, which helps performing arts and entertainment professionals. 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Our o ce follows infection control recommendations made by the American Dental Association (ADA), the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA). We follow the activities of these agencies so that we are up-to-date on any new rulings or guidance that may be issued. We do this to make sure that our infection control procedures are current and adhere to the CDC and American Dental Association recommendations. You may see some changes when it is time for your next appointment. We made these changes to help protect our patients and sta . For example: Our o ce will communicate with you 72 hours prior to your appointments to ask some screening questions. On your appointment day, call from your car to advise us that you have arrived. Youll be asked the same screening questions and be given a facemask to wear when you enter the o ce. 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SATURDAY, MAY 2, 2020 | YOURSUN.COM | facebook.com/SunPreps | @Sun_Preps | SECTION B TOSSING TREES? : Jags Danish signing has unique way of preparing for NFL. PAGE 5B INDEX | Lottery 5 | NFL 5 | Weather 6NASCAR By JENNA FRYERAP AUTO RACING WRITERCHARLOTTE, N.C.  NASCAR is preparing to be the rst major U.S. sport to restart its season during the coronavirus pandemic  a welcomed return to racing and one that will be closely watched by the public and other professional leagues for missteps. More than 700 people  no fans  are expected to be at the track when the stock cars return in front of a national television audience on May 17 in Darlington, South Carolina. It is NASCARs moment to shine. A mistake could be a setback for other sports eager to get going and start earning revenue that has been on hold for the past month. We realize up front its a huge responsibility for us as a sport, said Steve ODonnell, NASCAR executive vice president. Were certainly going to learn as we go, but the process we put in place, I think gives the industry the condence that we can be rst. Darlington Raceway will host the rst of seven races over 11 days, using both Darlington and Charlotte Motor Speedway in Concord, North Carolina. NASCAR worked with health professionals on a plan to meet federal guidelines and presented it to public health ocials in the Carolinas. Suggestions were returned to NASCAR. For at least the rst seven races, ODonnell said, NASCAR wants to use venues located within driving distance of teams based in the Charlotte area to eliminate air travel and hotel use. Team rosters are limited to 16 participants, which includes the driver, the spotter and the owner. NASCAR has recommended those who travel to the tracks do not also go back to work in the race shops, Sport will be watched closely on returnExpected to be first big U.S. sport to resume amid pandemic AP FILE PHOTOAs NASCAR speeds back to the race track during the coronavirus pandemic the series has a heavy responsibility to set a safety standard that doesnt slow the return of other sports. By VINNIE PORTELLSPORTS WRITERAt rst, Tuesday, April 21 seemed just like any other day for John-Victor Oliveira in our quarantined world. Though he was missing several senior moments with North Port High shut down, he was lling his time working for his dads painting company and preparing for his rst semester in college, when he was to kick for the Urbana University (Ohio) football team. But those plans came to a halt that afternoon when Oliveira learned his school was shutting down its campus  taking away his scholarship and his chance to play football. The university, which has suered from dwindling enrollment numbers in recent years, stated on its website that the global coronavirus pandemic has added a level of stress and uncertainty to Urbanas prospects that make it impossible to sustain. Students are allowed to nish their education online with nearby Franklin University. It was denitely blindsiding, said Oliveira, who announced he would play for Urbana on National Signing Day in February. The day before I was actually talking to my position coach about freshman orientation and what day I should pick. Then the next day I get a message that the school Im committed to is shutting down. I had no idea what to do. I just told my dad I had to go home. I started calling my coaches, my high school coach, my mom. I just called everybody like, What now? Oliveira, who injured his hip exor this past season, has hit 28-of-30 extra point attempts as the Bobcats starting kicker over the past three years. And despite not making a eld goal this season, he converted 7-of-11 when healthy as a junior and 5-of-5 as a sophomore. However, its not so easy to be recruited as a kicker, especially this late in the year. NFL PREP FOOTBALLBobcats kicker restarts his recruitmentOliveira left in the lurch when Urbana University closes campus SUN FILE PHOTO North Port senior John-Victor Oliveira is in search of a new school to call home after Urbana University announced its shuttin g down its campus. SUN FILE PHOTOJohn-Victor Oliveira had to restart his recruiting process in late April, but has already received several D-II and D-III oers. By JOSH DUBOWAP PRO FOOTBALL WRITERJoe Burrow should be getting ready to report to rookie minicamp this month, then joining the veterans on the Cincinnati Bengals for the rest of the oseason program. But like everyone else around the NFL, Burrow is left on his own to prepare for the season with facilities shut down because of the COVID-19 pandemic, and unlikely to open until training camp at the earliest. You have to nd a way to get in your backyard and get reps in, Bengals coach Zac Taylor said. Whether its telling your girlfriend or mom where to line up, or how many steps to take on each route  just make sure you know it inside and outside. Were going to challenge our guys to get creative. The best comparison to what the NFL is going through this oseason with no practices, in-person meetings or the usual bonding that happens each spring came back in 2011 when team owners locked out the players until July. That led to no trades or free agency signings all oseason, then a rushed process to get ready for training camp that summer, with players nding new teams and learning new systems on the y. But it wasnt detrimental to the No. 1 pick that year, the only player before Burrow to win the Heisman Trophy, a national championship and be drafted rst overall. Cam Newton won the starting job in Carolina and threw for more than 400 yards in each of his rst starts on the way to winning Oensive Rookie of the Year honors. He wasnt alone making an early impact. Andy Dalton went from a second-round pick in Cincinnati to a Week 1 starter and led the Bengals to the playos. Other rookies such as Von Miller, J.J. Watt, Julio Jones, A.J. Green, Patrick Peterson and Aldon Smith made major impacts.Virtual offseason impacts 2020 preparationSEE 2020 , 5B SEE KICKER , 6B SEE NASCAR , 6B 

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Must contain name, address and number.  Report a high school result: Call 877-818-6204 or 941-2061175.  Report an error: Call the sports department at 941-2061175 or email sports@sun-herald. com. SUNCOAST SPORTS NOWWhen news breaks, you can find it at www.yoursun.com. Like us and share our photos on Facebook: facebook.com/ SunPreps Follow us on Twitter for live updates and breaking news: @Sun_Preps CONTACT USScott Zucker: Sports editor scott.zucker@yoursun.com Jacob Hoag: Staff writer jacob.hoag@yoursun.comVincent Portell: Staff writer vportell@venicegondolier.comEmail: sports@sun-herald. comFax: 941-629-2085 In all, more rookies started Week 1 that season than in any previous year since the merger. The 47 Week 1 starts for rookies only was surpassed in 2012 and in 2019. That success story from 2011 didnt stop executives from taking the lack of a traditional oseason into account in their draft strategy. Raiders general manager Mike Mayock said he wanted to concentrate most of his choices in the earlier rounds where he believed the players were more nished products and would have an easier time getting up to speed. The Raiders made all seven of their picks in the rst four rounds. We think theres a pretty good chance were not going to see our rookies in person until maybe training camp, Mayock said. If thats the case, you better make sure your rookies are smart, hardworking and accountable because theyre going to have a shortened period of time to make the team. The decisions teams made went beyond draft strategy or trading picks for veterans. It even played a role in free agency and trades. The Bills opted to trade for a proven veteran, Stefon Diggs, rather than draft a rookie in a receiver-rich draft. With several veteran quarterbacks available on the market to challenge Mitchell Trubisky in Chicago, the Bears opted to deal for Nick Foles in part because he worked previously under head coach Matt Nagy, oensive coordinator Bill Lazor and quarterbacks coach John DeFelippo. Foles would have a more advanced understanding of the oense. That also played a role in Carolina. New Panthers coach Matt Rhule brought in Teddy Bridgewater as a free agent instead of sticking with Newton in part because Bridgewater and coordinator Joe Brady spent time together in New Orleans. In a year like this especially, where we are all in our homes, I think Teddy is a guy who has been in this oense, knows this oense and had great familiarity with Joe, Rhule said. It just made sense to us. This situation has some key dierences from 2011, when coaches were prohibited from communicating with their players. But the players had no limitations on how they would work out. Groups of players on some teams even held their own oseason practices to build chemistry. Patriots coach Bill Belichick said he plans to use the next few weeks to teach as much as possible so that players will be mentally ready whenever training camp starts. The opportunity to communicate and teach was very, very limited then, Belichick said. Now, Id say were looking at a situation where the opportunity to train for some players may be more limited, but our opportunity to communicate with them and teach them, even though its remote, is innitely better than what it was during the lockout. So, well just have to see how all that plays out. The Patriots had the advantage in 2011 of having a veteran team with a quarterback, Tom Brady, who had spent more than a decade under Belichick. That wont be the case this year with Jared Stidham in line to take over after throwing only four passes as a rookie last season. Teams with rst-year coaches werent at a major disadvantage in 2011, with San Francisco winning 13 games in Jim Harbaughs rst season; Denver making the playos under John Fox; Tennessees Mike Munchak winning nine games; and Oaklands Hue Jackson winning eight. Ron Rivera also got his start that year in Carolina with Newton and helped the Panthers improve from two wins to six. Now Rivera again nds himself taking over a new team in Washington with a truncated oseason program. Im not overly concerned about it because Ive gone through it, Rivera said. I just think the most important thing is to be prepared and be ready and jump on it when you get the opportunity.2020FROM PAGE 4B AP PHOTOLSU quarterback Joe Burrow, left, during the NFL draft. vs. quarterback Cam Newton poses at the NFL Draft in New York in April 2011. By KEN MAGUIREASSOCIATED PRESSSteven Nielsen hopes to play for the Jacksonville Jaguars this season, but rst the 6-foot-8 oensive lineman from Denmark has some tree trunks to toss around in northwest Ohio. The improvised workouts  gyms remain closed because of coronavirus restrictions  underscore Nielsens desire to make it to the NFL. He signed with the Jaguars as a free agent after sitting through the NFL Draft at his girlfriends family home in Ohio. I thought maybe I could sneak into the seventh round, the 307-pound Nielsen said in a phone interview. Only two Danes  kicker Morten Andersen and guard/center Hjalte Froholdt  have been drafted in the NFL. Andersen played 25 seasons and is a national hero in Denmark. Froholdt, drafted last year by the New England Patriots, spent his rookie season on injured reserve. Nielsen, who grew up outside Copenhagen, played mostly at left tackle for Eastern Michigan. His phone started ringing toward the end of the seventh round. He said the Los Angeles Chargers were most interested, but he preferred the Jaguars. Its the best place for me in terms of making the team, or at least of having a shot at making the team, the 23-year-old Nielsen said. They have a lot of young guys. The Jaguars used one of their 12 picks on an oensive lineman. They selected Ben Bartch in the fourth round, 116th overall, out of Div. 3 school St. Johns. Jaguars general manager Dave Caldwell said Bartch can play multiple positions along the line. Nielsen envisions battling for a backup spot and said he most likely would remain at left tackle. Teams normally hold rookie minicamps in May, but that seems uncertain given the coronavirus restrictions. For now, Nielsen is staying with his girlfriend and her family. He works out in the basement with dumbbells and bodyweight exercises. He jogs and does footwork at a local eld. Sometimes I pick up tree trunks if theyre sitting around, he said. I just pick them up and try to curl them, to see if it does anything. Its as useful as it can be, but its still not the same as weights. Nielsen started playing American football when he was about 13 years old. He followed his brother onto a local club team. After two years at a boarding school in Indiana, he was on to Eastern Michigan. Its a long way from pulling all-nighters to watch the Super Bowl live in Denmark. It would mean a lot for my friends and family for me to possibly be the next Dane in the NFL because they know how hard I have worked for it, he said. And for Football Denmark it would mean a lot.Danish lineman improvises while preparing for NFLNFL By DENNIS WASZAK JR.AP PRO FOOTBALL WRITERThis could be the year. You know, when Miami, Bualo or the New York Jets (nally) step up and (nally) overtake New England for supremacy in the AFC East  something the Patriots have had for most of the last two decades. Tom Brady has brought his six Super Bowl rings to Tampa Bay. The suddenly unretired Rob Gronkowski has joined him. Stephen Gostkowski, James Develin, Kyle Van Noy and Jamie Collins also are gone. So, this is the perfect time for the Patriots division rivals to pounce, right? Well, yeah. But not so fast. Bill Belichick is still running things in New England. As long as thats the case, the Bills, Dolphins and Jets take nothing for granted. I think its funny and comical that people are writing them o, Bualo general manager Brandon Beane said last week. So, until we beat them, weve done nothing. And weve got our work cut out for us. That has been the theme for New Englands AFC East rivals over the past 19 years, when the Patriots won 17 division titles, including the last 11. The two times they didnt take the top spot were 2002, when the 9-7 Jets won a three-way tiebreaker with the Patriots and Dolphins, and 2008, when Brady was lost for the season after injuring a knee in the opener. So, forgive those in Miami, Bualo and New York if theyre not necessarily having visions of New England sinking below them in the standings. Belichick will have his work cut out for him, for sure. It isnt even clear  well, to the rest of us, that is  who the starting quarterback will be postBrady. Jarrett Stidham? Brian Hoyer? Someone not on the roster yet? Belichick certainly has a plan. And thats what makes everyone else wary. The team to beat in the East, Beane said, is the Patriots. WAVE OF NEWCOMERS With an eye on the future, the Dolphins loaded up in the draft with 11 picks  highlighted by quarterback Tua Tagovailoa. The former Alabama star is still recovering from a hip injury that ended his college career and he could sit all season behind Ryan Fitzpatrick. The long-term health of Tagovailoa is key, of course, so the Dolphins selected a franchise-record three oensive lineman in the rst four rounds, including USC tackle Austin Jackson 18th overall. Thats how you win in this league, with O-lines and D-lines, so we saw great value, GM Chris Grier said.AFC East: Could Dolphins step up? 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PAGE 6B SATURDAY, MAY 2, 2020 | The Sun | www.yoursun.com N/E/P/C GULF WATER TEMPERATURE Monterrey 94/67 Chihuahua 93/62 Los Angeles 78/58 Washington 72/60 New York 72/56 Miami 84/69 Atlanta 81/60 Detroit 70/53 Houston 85/69 Kansas City 82/57 Chicago 77/53 Minneapolis 74/50 El Paso 96/67 Denver 66/45 Billings 72/47 San Francisco 67/52 Seattle 58/45 Toronto 62/46 Montreal 64/45 Winnipeg 54/29 Ottawa 63/46 2 5 10 10 5 2 Trees Grass Weeds Moldsabsentlowmoderatehighvery highabsent 050100150200300500 750-50 Good; 51-100 Moderate; 101-150 Unhealthy for sensitive groups; 151-200 Unhealthy; 201300 Very Unhealthy; 301-500 HazardousSource: scgov.net 8 a.m.10 a.m.Noon2 p.m.4 p.m.6 p.m.The higher the AccuWeather.com UV Index number, the greater the need for eye and skin protection. 0-2 Low; 3-5 Moderate; 6-7 High; 8-10 Very High; 11+ Extreme. The AccuWeather.com RealFeel Temperature is an exclusive index of e ective temperature based on eight weather factors.UV Index and RealFeel Temperature®Precipitation (in inches)TemperaturesSource: National Allergy BureauPrecipitation (in inches) AIR QUALITY INDEX CONDITIONS TODAYTemperatures Precipitation (in inches) POLLEN INDEX PORT CHARLOTTETemperatures MONTHLY RAINFALL SEBRINGTotals are from a 24-hour period ending at 5 p.m.City Hi Lo W Hi Lo WPossible weather-related delays today. Check with your airline for the most updated schedules. Hi/Lo Outlook Delays AIRPORTCity Hi Lo W Hi Lo W FLORIDA CITIES WEATHER HISTORY VENICE WEATHER TRIVIAPunta Gorda Englewood Boca Grande El Jobean Venice Cape Sable to Tarpon Springs Tarpon Springs to Apalachicola Wind Speed Seas Bay/Inland direction in knots in feet chop High Low High Low MARINE TIDES Cold Warm Stationary Showers T-storms Rain Flurries Snow IceShown are noon positions of weather systems and precipitation. 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Temperatures are todays highs and tonights lows.City Hi Lo W Hi Lo WCity Hi Lo W Hi Lo W Port Charlotte Englewood Fort Myers Myakka City Punta Gorda Lehigh Acres Hull Arcadia Longboat Key Placida Osprey Limestone Venice Sarasota Boca Grande Cape Coral Sanibel Bonita Springs North Port Tampa Bradenton Bartow Brandon St. Petersburg Wauchula Lake Wales Frostproof Apollo Beach Clearwater Ft. Meade THE NATION TODAY / TONIGHTPleasant with plenty of sun ClearHIGH 86° LOW 60°0% chance of rain 0% chance of rainBeautiful with plenty of sun88° / 63°0% chance of rain SUNDAYPartly to mostly sunny and pleasant90° / 63°0% chance of rain MONDAYPlenty of sunshine90° / 65°5% chance of rain TUESDAYPartly sunny87° / 64°25% chance of rain THURSDAYMostly sunny and nice89° / 65°10% chance of rain WEDNESDAY617588919084Air Quality Index readings as of FridayMain pollutant: OzonePunta Gorda through 2 p.m. Friday24 hours through 2 p.m. Fri. 0.00 Month to date 0.00 Normal month to date 0.05 Year to date 7.36 Normal year to date 9.68 Record 1.09 (2013) High/Low 81°/56° Normal High/Low 87°/63° Record High 93° (2011) Record Low 52° (1992)Sebring through 2 p.m. Friday24 hours through 2 p.m. Fri. 0.00 High/Low 79°/56°Venice through 2 p.m. Friday24 hours through 2 p.m. Fri. 0.00 Month to date 0.00 Normal month to date 0.04 Year to date 5.58 Normal year to date 11.11 Record 1.09 (2013) High/Low 77°/61° Normal High/Low 83°/64° Record High 93° (2011) Record Low 53° (1999)Pollen Index readings as of Friday Month 2020 2019 Avg. Record/Year Jan. 1.23 3.77 1.80 9.93/2016 Feb. 2.11 2.89 2.43 11.05/1983 Mar. trace 1.01 3.28 9.26/1970 Apr. 4.02 2.21 2.03 5.80/1994 May 0.00 5.80 2.50 15.98/2018 Jun. 11.31 8.92 23.99/1974 Jul. 13.64 8.22 14.22/1995 Aug. 7.92 8.01 15.60/1995 Sep. 0.92 6.84 14.03/1979 Oct. 6.60 2.93 10.88/1995 Nov. 2.35 1.91 5.53/2002 Dec. 3.41 1.78 6.83/2002 Year 7.36 61.83 50.65 (since 1931) Today Sun.Apalachicola 79 58 s 79 64 s Clearwater 82 67 s 83 67 s Daytona Beach 81 59 s 85 62 s Fort Lauderdale 83 69 s 83 71 s Gainesville 85 56 s 87 58 s Jacksonville 85 58 s 89 59 s Key Largo 82 73 s 82 72 pc Key West 83 76 s 83 75 s Lakeland 85 60 s 88 62 s Melbourne 80 61 s 81 64 s Miami 84 69 s 85 72 pc Naples 86 65 s 86 69 s Ocala 86 58 s 87 60 s Okeechobee 83 59 s 84 64 s Orlando 85 60 s 88 65 s Panama City 79 62 s 79 65 s Pensacola 81 63 s 81 64 pc St. Augustine 79 62 s 83 62 s St. Petersburg 85 66 s 86 68 s Tallahassee 87 56 s 86 59 s Vero Beach 80 63 s 82 65 s West Palm Beach 82 67 s 83 69 s Today 1:26p 6:28a 11:43p 6:22p Sun. 1:42p 7:18a --7:32p Today 12:03p 4:44a 10:20p 4:38p Sun. 12:19p 5:34a 11:43p 5:48p Today 10:51a 3:25a 9:28p 3:19p Sun. 11:07a 4:11a 10:48p 4:26p Today 1:58p 6:57a --6:51p Sun. 12:15a 7:47a 2:14p 8:01p Today 10:18a 3:23a 8:35p 3:17p Sun. 10:34a 4:13a 9:58p 4:27p E 7-14 1-3 Light SE 4-8 0-1 Smooth Ft. 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Today Sun.Knoxville 79 59 s 82 61 pc Las Vegas 93 69 s 92 65 s Little Rock 84 63 s 81 64 pc Los Angeles 78 58 pc 75 58 s Louisville 83 65 pc 77 53 t Memphis 83 65 s 80 67 pc Milwaukee 70 49 c 67 38 s Minneapolis 74 50 pc 73 39 pc Montgomery 85 57 s 87 60 s Nashville 86 63 s 83 61 pc New Orleans 83 63 pc 83 64 pc New York City 72 56 pc 75 55 c Norfolk, VA 71 56 s 83 60 s Oklahoma City 87 67 pc 82 62 s Omaha 76 52 pc 79 55 pc Philadelphia 72 58 pc 74 55 pc Phoenix 98 71 s 98 70 s Pittsburgh 66 56 pc 68 45 sh Portland, ME 63 45 pc 58 45 pc Portland, OR 60 46 r 60 41 r Providence 68 50 pc 71 50 sh Raleigh 75 55 s 86 61 s Rapid City, SD 62 38 c 74 47 pc Salt Lake City 76 56 pc 71 49 pc St. Louis 87 61 t 74 57 r San Antonio 91 66 pc 92 67 pc San Diego 75 61 pc 74 62 pc San Francisco 67 52 pc 64 48 pc Seattle 58 45 r 58 42 r Washington, DC 72 60 pc 77 55 r Albuquerque 87 55 s 88 55 s Anchorage 51 37 s 53 40 s Atlanta 81 60 s 83 62 pc Baltimore 72 55 pc 76 54 r Birmingham 83 60 s 84 62 pc Boise 76 46 pc 63 42 c Boston 64 51 pc 65 51 c Bu alo 62 49 pc 63 44 pc Burlington, VT 65 49 pc 65 45 r Charleston, WV 75 60 pc 76 51 r Charlotte 77 56 s 86 62 s Chicago 77 53 pc 72 42 pc Cincinnati 78 61 pc 70 48 t Cleveland 72 55 pc 70 44 c Columbia, SC 81 57 s 88 63 s Columbus, OH 71 57 pc 67 47 r Concord, NH 66 47 pc 69 45 sh Dallas 89 67 pc 90 69 s Denver 66 45 c 77 47 pc Des Moines 75 53 c 77 53 pc Detroit 70 53 c 72 41 pc Duluth 68 41 pc 55 30 s Fargo 71 38 s 60 37 s Hartford 69 52 s 74 47 c Helena 71 44 pc 61 36 pc Honolulu 84 73 pc 83 72 s Houston 85 69 pc 87 68 pc Indianapolis 80 58 pc 69 49 r Jackson, MS 84 59 s 85 62 pc Kansas City 82 57 pc 75 55 pcA: Approximately 1/3rd the speed of light or 60,000 miles per secondIts a whole team eort right now to make sure we nd a place for him, North Port football coach Billy Huthman said of his coaching sta. It might be once he gets on campus and proves himself, a bigger scholarship might come up. That happened to me my freshman year. Hes gonna be kicking somewhere on a collegiate eld next year. I just think for him its, Where do I go next? The senior took matters into his own hands, too, reaching out to as many college football coaches he could nd through internet searches and Twitter. His quick work is already reaping some rewards as he said hes received three preferred walk-on spots with Division-I programs, nine Division-II partial scholarship oers and several oers to NAIA and Division-III schools. One of Oliveiras more promising oers is from West Virginia State University, a school that Bobcats oensive line coach Brian Jozwiak  a rst round NFL Draft pick out of West Virginia University reached out to Oliveiras behalf. John actually gave me a call last week and Ive already sent out some emails about him to various schools, Huthman said. Hes seeing quite a bit of interest and its not surprising because hes very talented, not only on the football eld, but in the classroom, too. Though the former Bobcat could be close to settling on his new home for the next four years, it wont be an easy decision. For Oliveira, his ideal school would have a successful business program, oer similar scholarship money to Urbana  where he had $30,000 of his $35,000 annual tuition covered  and have an inviting and welcoming atmosphere. Everything was set in stone, he said. I was gonna go there for four years. It took care of the money issue and everything. There was nothing to worry about. Then out of nowhere, this late in the recruiting process, everything shuts down and its, You have to nd a new place to go to school. Good luck.KICKERFROM PAGE 4B a potential challenge for low-budget teams that might not even have 16 full-time employees. NASCARs Cup Series runs 40-car elds, which would mean at least 640 participants entering the track for race day. That does not include ocials and inspectors and members of the media, including the broadacst team. For now, the days of working shoulder-to-shoulder in the 70-year-old Darlington garage with fans crowded outside the stalls are over. Spectators wont be permitted for now at NASCAR races, which are scheduled only through May. Indiana Gov. Eric Holcomb on Friday raised the possibility of allowing fans for the July 4-5 weekend at Indianapolis Motor Speedway, when it hosts both NASCAR and IndyCar races. Social distancing guidelines would be in place. We can do it. Were prepared for fans and were prepared for without fans, Mark Miles, who oversees both IndyCar and the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, told The Associated Press. Just based on the size of our facility we can do it. And weve got time to gure it out. Things change on a daily basis and where we are today may be dierent July Fourth weekend. Weve got time to get this right. For now, all eyes will be on Darlington. Drivers have been told they must self-isolate in their motorhomes, which will be spread all over the facility. Social distancing for teams will likely mean using both Cup and Xnity series garages. When Jimmie Johnson, Kyle Busch and the stars head to their cars, they will be required to wear face masks. The champagne spray for the winner in victory lane? Well, its not entirely clear what sort of celebration will be appropriate in these strange times of sports. But it will be dierent. The way we travel to the event, the way we enter the event, move about in the event, the way we leave an event is going to be dierent, said John Bobo, NASCAR vice president of racing operations. Our two big things are social distancing and the other is compartmentalization. Were going to have oneway walkways for people, our rules strictly enforced, he added. If people arent complying with our rules for masks and social distancing, they will be removed from the premises. It will be strange times for a sport that became popular in part because fans can watch teams work, walk next to a driver in a pack of autograph seekers and even stand behind a pit stall as cars speed by on the track. Other sports have soldiered on without fans, including bull riding and horse racing, and UFC has events planned beginning May 9 in Florida. But NASCAR, with its sprawling 36-race schedule from coast to coast and TV exposure, is drawing far more attention as it sets plans. If NASCAR has any sort of setback, the ripple eect could harm IndyCar as it attempts to start its season June 6 at Texas Motor Speedway. Miles said the onus isnt only on NASCAR to get it right but every aspect of the reopening must be safe. On any front, its a setback to everything if things dont go well, and for us, we think (NASCAR returning) is a great learning opportunity, Miles said. Anything we learn, they are going to know. Anything they learn, we are going to learn. Its a great opportunity for all of us to be smarter. Bigger questions loom nearly every weekend for motorsports. For IndyCar, the Indianapolis 500 wont be run on Memorial Day weekend for the rst time since since 1945 and no one knows if the usual 300,000-thousand plus spectators will be allowed in August. Roger Penske now owns IndyCar and is also owner of a prominent three-car NASCAR team. The 83-yearold Penske will have seen NASCAR run at least four elite Cup Series races before IndyCar is scheduled at Texas. Mr. Penske obviously is now kind of in charge of whats happening, said Indianapolis 500 winner Alexander Rossi. I think hell implement the good things and kind of learn from the things that dont work, come up with a plan that is suitable for us.NASCARFROM PAGE 4B AP FILE PHOTOAric Almirola heads for the track in September 2015 during a Cup auto practice session at Darlington Raceway in Darlington, South Carolina. NASCAR will resume its season without fans starting May 17 at Darlington. WE REDUCE THE IMPACTof storms, energy costs, and insurance AND MAKE AN IMPACTin our community 888-962-7283 | StormSmart.com S S S S IMPACT Learn more about THE adno=3748416-1 

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SATURDAY, MAY 2, 2020 | YOURSUN.COM | SECTION C By ANNE EASKERSTAFF WRITERLike the rest of the world, the court system has also been put largely on hold due to the coronavirus pandemic, leaving most criminal and civil cases in limbo. Basically if a persons not in jail getting out of jail, they are not doing a lot of cases right now, said Port Charlottebased attorney Russell Kirshy. Almost every case is getting continued without us even going to court. Martina Hedvicek, a Punta Gorda attorney, said shes still had several hearings that are considered essential for some family law cases and domestic violence injunctions. Some plea hearings are also being heard for people in custody with an oer extended by the state that would get them out of custody. Plea hearings are held with the judge, defense attorney, and baili in the courtroom, while the defendant appears by video and the prosecutor is present over the phone. Hedvicek said in Sarasota County, shes also been able to appear by video through Zoom. Defendants may spend longer in custody due to the pandemic, though Kirshy said he doesnt see that as a huge issue. When youre arrested for something serious, you sort of expect to sit there for a little while, and then is it going to be two months, four months, six months? Will this extend it a bit? he said. Yeah, but I have nobody like on the verge of trial and because of this theyre sitting there longer. Hedvicek said since witnesses cant come to court, open pleas are more dicult. Open pleas, where a defendant would throw themselves at the mercy of the court if a plea agreement cant be reached, typically youd bring in witnesses and theyd enter a plea  those are not being heard because witnesses cant come into the courtroom with the new restrictions, she said. But the court is trying to take measures that would allow people to enter an open plea, but they would not have witnesses. In some respects, it is sort of prolonging the incarceration, but the court is taking steps to limit that as much as possible. Kirshy also said its dicult to get cases resolved without the normal meetings between defense attorneys and prosecutors. You get cases resolved in so many dierent ways, he said. Attorneys expect backlog when court resumes SEE COURT , 4C By BRIANNA KWASNIKSTAFF WRITERWith the fate of traditional in-person graduation ceremonies up in the air, some people in the community wanted to make sure the graduating seniors in the Class of 2020 knew their hard work was appreciated. One by one, they began adopting them. Facebook pages popped up for Adopt a Senior Charlotte County, Adopt a Senior DeSoto County, and Adopt a Senior North Port/Venice. The pages are a place where parents can post a photo of their child with information about that student and where they go to school, list their accomplishments and their plans after graduation. Someone would comment or message the parent that theyre interested in adopting the student. Then, the adopter would be expected to write a handwritten note to the graduate, letting them know how proud they are of them for all of their accomplishments. They may also include a gift for the student. Some have ranged from balloons, to care packages full of snacks, or yard signs. So far, hundreds of people have adopted local high school graduates. Companies in both counties have begun oering specials on gifts, including oral arrangements designed in school colors, yard signs, or cookies. Emily Lewis started the Community celebrates high school seniorsAdopters help recognize accomplishments of seniors PHOTO PROVIDEDKatie Klein, senior at Imagine School in North Port, was adopted by one of her former teachers.SEE SENIORS , 4C By STEVE REILLYSTAFF WRITERENGLEWOOD  Earth movers are busy at Englewoods Wildower Preserve, as workers try to re-create natural habitats at the former golf course property. The Lemon Bay Conservancy has owned the 80-acre preserve since 2010, when its members raised $750,000 to buy the old Wildower Country Club, just o Placida Road and a few miles southeast of the Rotonda West community. Since then, conservancy members have worked to eradicate invasive plants and restore the land to something resembling its natural state  before the par-62 golf course was built on the site in the early 1970s. Its a big job, and it became more dicult when the new owners learned that arsenic had contaminated some of the soil they were trying to remove from the site. But the Conservancy has found an ally in the Southwest Florida Water Management District, which is investing $1.1 million to restore the land to a more-natural state. Workers using excavators and earth movers are doing just that on the site now for whats called the Lemon Bay Habitat Restoration Project. Swiftmud committed itself to assist the Conservancy to restore the propertys estuary, its freshwater wetlands and its uplands, said Swiftmud public information ocer Susanna Martinez Tarokh. The project originally started in 2018, but was halted when the contaminated soils were uncovered. Over the next several months, (the Conservancy) completed a more-thorough review of the site and, in coordination with the Florida Department of Environmental Protection, determined that the material was safe for recreational use, but needed to remain on-site, she said. The onset of the COVID-19 pandemic slowed the project once again last month. But work continues, following all safety precautions, Tarokh said. The contractor is currently updating his schedule, and I anticipate completion in late summer or early fall. Eva Furner, a Conservancy board member and Wildower restoration project monitor, said the work now is concentrating on enhancing and creating salt and freshwater wetlands, some of which will be ve feet deep. The wetlands will help to lter pollutants that ow onto Wildower from stormwater runo of neighboring developments. Lemon Creek runs through the property on its way to Lemon Bay. The year the Conservancy bought the land, Returning to a natural state PHOTOS PROVIDED BY THE SOUTHWEST FLORIDA WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICTWhile it does not necessarily look like a wildlife preserve now, the Southwest Florida Water Management District is investing $1.1 million to restore habitats and improve water quality at the Lemon Bay Conservancys Wildower Preserve.SEE WILDFLOWER , 4C An aerial view of the Lemon Bay Conservancy Wildower Preserve in March does not look much like a wildlife preserve, but it will when the Southwest Florida Water Management District completes its $1.1 million restoration project.Wildflower Preserve gets $1.1 million makeover SARASOTA MEMORIAL HEALTH CARE SYSTEM E M M T E S ST Super Clean RoomsTru D Superbug-Slaying Robots Our UV-C ray sanitizing robots are here to help protect patients from infection. adno=3749125-1 

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PAGE 2C SATURDAY, MAY 2, 2020 | The Sun | www.yoursun.com N/E/P/C STAFF REPORTENGLEWOOD  Sometimes, a plan just works. The Lemon Bay Sunrise Rotary started selling one-gallon bottles of hand sanitizer to the public this month at ve businesses around Englewood. The plan for the Clean Hands Pure Heart initiative was to sell the big bottles for $20 and then use the money to buy small bottles of sanitizer and other hygiene products that would be distributed to local people in need. Rotary Club members recently made donations to St. Davids Jubilee Center, Project Phoenix, Englewood Methodist Church and New Hope Church in North Port, the Charlotte County Homeless Coalition and food panties that work with the needy and homeless in the area. As of Thursday, all the gallon-sized bottles are sold out. But if you didnt get one, dont worry. The club ordered another shipment of sanitizer that is scheduled to arrive next week, organizers say. This is not a one-and-done eort, said George Fowler, who started initiative. We are in this for the long haul. The whole community has been supportive of our eorts. Email: elaine.allen@yoursun. comRotary runs out of hand sanitizer, more on the way By ELAINE ALLENEMRICH and SUE ERWINSTAFF WRITERSLast weekend, a team of volunteers served reghters, teachers and and police ocers at Cool Today Park at the West Villages in North Port. It was called Operation: Thank You II and involved food donations from several area restaurants including Boca Lupo, Outback Steakhouse, Chilis, Carrabbas, Gold Rush BBQ, Panera Bread, Big Mikes Pizza, Italianos, Publix, Dominos, EcoLab, Applebees and Marcos Pizza. The group planned on giving away 550, meals but did 780. When they ran out, the businesses stepped up and gave more food. According to Applebees general manager Stacy Jones, The next Operation Thank You will be from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. today (Saturday) at the Applebees, 4329 S. Tamiami Trail in Venice. Free curbside lunches will be given to rst responders and teachers. For more information, visit My Warriors Place Sarasota County on Facebook. NEED FOOD? St. Vincent DePaul/St. Max Food Pantry in Port Charlotte is providing food to residents who have lost their jobs or are homeless. The food pantry is at 17783 Toledo Blade Blvd., Port Charlotte. Hours are 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Food is distributed in the parking lot in a drivethrough fashion. No nancial assistance is available at this time. Monetary donations and food will be accepted during regular hours of operation. A check can be mailed to P.O. Box 381238, Murdock, FL 33938-1238. NEED HELP? Tidewell Hospice is helping to get groceries for people who are shut in and cant get to a store. They have resources to help. For more information, visit philanthropy@tidewell.org DELIVERING MEALS Senior Friendship Centers in Sarasota, Charlotte and DeSoto Counties are oering free nutritious meals for people age 60 and older. For more information and to sign up, call 941-556-3208 in Sarasota County; 941-255-0723 in Charlotte and DeSoto counties. ACT OF KINDNESS Nichole and Blake Beyer with Quality Carpet Outlets, 3680 N. Access Road, Englewood donated the material and labor completely to replace the Kids Zone room for toddlers at the Englewood SKY YMCA. The owners wanted to put their employees to work during the slower times of the coronavirus. CELEBRATING MOM Attention students (18 and under) in North Port who love their mother, grandmothers, foster and adoptive moms. Want to participate in an easy contest? You can win a giant gift basket lled with goodies for your mom for Mothers Day courtesy of the Kiwanis Club of North Port. Here are the online contest rules. In an email, children must include their name, age, school and an adults phone number to contact the winner. In no less than 2 well-written, correctly spelled paragraphs, a child must tell why their mom deserves to be pampered for Mothers Day. Share whats so special about your mom and why they deserve a nice gift. Be creative and have fun sharing your story with the judges. There will be one winner for an elementary, middle and high school students moms. In the subject line write: Mom contest and send the email to andrewsias@hotmail. com. The contest ends May 6. Email: elaine.allen@yoursun. comFree lunch for first responders, teachers The Charlotte County Sheris Oce reported the following arrests: Ceth Paul Thornton, 25, Homeless. Charges: Possession of a controlled substance without a prescription, possession or use of drug paraphernalia. Bond: $4,500. Spencer Lee Senior, 60, 3476 Martin Luther King Blvd, Fort Myers. Charges: Possession of cocaine, possession or use of drug paraphernalia, driving while license is suspended third or subsequent oense. Bond: $20,2500. The Sarasota County Sheris Oce reported the following arrests: Jason Matthew Jones, 52, 5200 block of Kent Road, Venice. Charges: three counts of probation violation. Original charges: petty theft. Bond: $3,000. Samuel Andrew Painter, 21, 100 block of Plantation Road, Venice. Charge: probation violation. Original charge: reckless driving. Bond: none. Franklin John Pancek, 42, 9000 block of Tamiami Trail, North Port. Charge: probation violation. Original charge: felon with gun/concealed weapon/ammo. Bond: none. Andrea Lynn Piediscalzo, 33, 200 block of Venice East Boulevard, Venice. Charge: petty theft. Bond: $10,000. Robert Thomas Schweit, 44, 800 block of N. Indiana Avenue, Englewood. Charges: burglary unoccupied structure state of emergency, possession of a controlled substance without a prescription (methamphetamine). Bond: $9,000. 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N/E/P/C www.yoursun.com | The Sun | SATURDAY, MAY 2, 2020 PAGE 3C By CRAIG GARRETTSTAFF WRITERNORTH PORT  Should the city of North Port freeze its nances, or power through the COVID-19 disaster? The topic surfaced Tuesday amid a fourhour video conferencing marathon. A regular meeting conducted under the new normal of distancing, commissioners at the evening session were on and o screen on a YouTube broadcast. Tuesdays agenda included talks on delaying so-called impact fees on targeted businesses, renancing a $43 million road bond that saved more than $1 million in fees. Commissioners, some at city hall, others osite, also adopted the West Villages land use pattern book, talked about appointments and vacancies and a controversy with Sarasota County over shared revenue to extend the Legacy Trail bike/ pedestrian path in North Port. But a couple of hours into the night, up popped item B under General Business. The idea was to discuss and take possible action on the budgetary eects of COVID-19. McDowell wanted a freeze on spending, possible pullbacks on Capital Improvement Projects or equipment purchases, for instance. Essentially a shutdown, at least until things got sorted in June budget talks and there was a better grasp on COVID19s impact on nances, she said. But McDowell, who went on to ask for spending lists and an accounting of sta payroll and their duties amid COVID-19 shutdowns, wasnt backed in her motion to compel City Manager Peter Lear to provide such details. It died for lack of support. Lear, who had identied COVID-19 eects on city nances in an April 25 memo to commissioners, reviewed that list Tuesday. He noted that general fund revenue was o about $565,000 and surtaxes about the same amount. But the city was practically right on track with costs of running the city, he said. And the city had kept most workers in their jobs or as repurposed until COVID-19 restrictions ended. He also noted that only essential job hires in police and re would continue and that building permit applications remained high. But not every taxpayer was pleased with the rosy scenario and McDowells tepid response from her fellow commissioners, however. Conni Brunni, a founder of the watchdog group Accountability=Better Community Direction, wanted project freezes until things thawed. Commissioner Chris Hanks, noting that he and others were not just sitting on our hands amid the downturn, suggested that COVID-19 may prompt a new world of shifting more city workers from oces to home. Spending decisions at city hall should be made knowledg eably, not emotionally, Commissioner Jill Luke added in closing. Email: craig.garrett@ yoursun.comIssue surfaces at Tuesday commission hearingHiring freeze, cautious spending amid COVID-19 By ELAINE ALLENEMRICHENGLEWOOD COMMUNITY EDITORNORTH PORT  Selling doughnuts wasnt essential during the statewide shutdown, but that didnt keep the rent from being due for Abbes. Unlike some local mom-andpop businesses that stayed open with modied curbside menus, the 30-year-old doughnut shop in North Port couldnt do it. We couldnt get the all of products we needed to make the doughnuts and didnt have the cash ow after closing suddenly, said Shannon Duncan. She and her husband Jason own Abbes Inc., situated in the usually-busy shopping center at 13625 Tamiami Trail in North Port. While waiting to re-open, Duncan applied for several small business loans, including one from Sarasota County. She hasnt heard anything yet. With rent due at the shop, the couple planned a oneday, cash-only curbside sale from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Sunday. Homemade pre-packaged assorted batches include glazed, raised and cake doughnuts. A half-dozen is $4 and a dozen is $8. Hopefully we can make $1,500, she said. Sadly, we wont have apple fritters or cinnamon buns for sale yet. With cash only, we can get people through the line quickly. No one will be allowed inside Abbes. Duncan hopes some customers may even want to buy some doughnuts and treat some of the communitys front-line workers. Abbes will reopen full time in mid-May after the Duncans make changes. Abbes Inc. isnt like a spacious eatery where social distancing is easy. Currently restaurants must distance customers and limit gathering of no more than 10 at a table, including those outside where Abbes regulars sometimes linger almost every morning, talking about politics, current events and how they do it up north. Email: elaine.allen@yoursun. comAbbes plans Sunday doughnut blitz to pay the rentOwners hoping to make up for lost business Nominaons Open From April 13th May 4th, 2020 In honor of the dedicaon, sacrice and selessness of those currently working in the health industry to help support the COVID-19 ght, SandStar Remodeling announces a special contest where one Healthcare Hero in Charloe County will receive a bathroom renovaon up to $10,000 in retail value! Please help us demonstrate our appreciaon during this challenging me by going to our website and nominang a deserving healthcare worker!* To enter go to SandStarRemodeling.com and click on the contest buon on the homepage. The winner will be selected from al l eligible nominaons on May 11th, 2020. *Please review all terms, condions and restricons on the website before entering a nominaon. adno=3747503-1 WEDNESDAY , JULY 24, 2019 | VENICEGONDOLIERSUN.COM | LOCAL NEWS COVER TO COVER | AN EDITION OF THE SUN | $1.00 STAFF REPORTSOUTH VENICE  Four Venice residents and a North Port woman were among 16 people arrested in an operation targeting retail theft in Sarasota County, authorities said. A ve-day operation focused on stores in Sarasota and along South Tamiami Trail in Venice, the Sarasota County Sheris Oce announced Tuesday. The unique public-private partner ship between the sheris oce and local retailers began in 2013 with the goal of working together to curb retail theft, the Sheris Oce said in a news release. The 16 people arrested face a total of 41 varied charges. Area residents involved included:  Amanda Pepi, 32, of the 6500 block of Glacier Avenue in North Port, faces a charge of petit theft.  Erin Mahoney, 33, of the 100 block of Pointe Loop Drive, Venice, is charged with petit theft, possession of methamphetamine; possession of drug paraphernalia.  Amanda Wessel, 29, of the 400 block of Gulf Breeze Boulevard North, Venice, is charged with two counts of probation violation.  Richard Deemer, 29, of the 300 block of Alligator Place, Venice, is charged with possession of marijuana and driving with a suspended license.  Cecelia Sliker, 48, of the 600 block of South Neponsit Drive, Venice, is charged with one count of petit theft. These retail operations are part of our intelligence-led policing model, said Sarasota County Sheri Tom Knight in a news release. Based on crime analysis, we can look at hot spots and deploy resources during these maintenance-type initiatives. Our goal Operation nets 41 charges for 16 peopleSheriffs Office operation focusing on retail theft results in arrests of four Venice residentsPEPI WESSEL MAHONEY DEEMER SLIKER 25 facts about the Census, and how you can get involved By ELAINE ALLENEMRICHSTAFF WRITERIt has grown a lot since 1790 when Thomas Jeerson, the then-sec retary of state, led the rst one. But the Census is still as important as ever. The six inquiries in 1790 called for questions on gender, race, relationship to the head of household, name of the head of household, and the number of slaves, if any, information from the Census states.Back then, the Census was taken in the original 13 states, along with the districts of Kentucky, Maine, and Vermont, and whats now Tennessee. Since then, the country has burgeoned with an increasingly diverse population of around 330 million people in more than 140 million housing units. And for the rst time in 2020, the U.S. Census Bureau will also be accepting responses online. Everyone needs to be counted, and thousands of people are needed to help in 2020. Legislative redistricting and governmental funding hinge on the required tally that happens every 10 years.Want to count? Sciences (IFAS) publication PP243, released in May. four more species and lcounties than Andits Deadly palm-tree disease is spreadingingpresent in nearly half the counties in the state, theres no cureSEE CENSUS , 4A SEE THEFT , 4A By GREG GILESNEWS EDITORIts not every day teens get a chance to strap on a holstered stun gun, albeit a non-ring replica, and arrest someone complete with real handcus. But thats what a group of teens did at a recent training day with the Sarasota County Sheris Oces Rightful Policing unit. It was the culmination of a summer youth camp that focused on job opportunities in law enforcement. By all accounts, the 31 young men and women who partici pated in Laurel Civic Centers Teen Empowerment Summer Program, held MondayThursday from 8 a.m.-4 p.m., loved it. They came from as far away as north Sarasota down to North Port. This years focus was expos ing youth to law enforcement job opportunities. The seven week program included eld trips to ICE headquarters in Florida, FBI headquarters, Homeland Security, the Sarasota County probation department, Sheris Oce Rightful Policing and animal control. The summer program has become so popular, in fact, its not uncommon for students to return for two or three seasons. It was amazing, said Brianna Jones, 15, entering her sophomore year at Venice High. I almost didnt go but when I looked at the descrip tion, it was interesting. When I went, I was blown away seeing all the dierent specialties in law enforcement. Even someone creative and artsy could go into law enforcement. Even more surprising, she liked the nancial literacy classes. They dont teach that stu in school, she said. This is investing in your future. Some local businesses that began participating in the life skills and nancial planning units of the curriculum have also found themselves coming back  for access to a pool of potential employees. Publix Supermarkets, who hired Jones last summer, has been so impressed with the students motivation and skills theyve even found jobs in another city when students went o to college or university. According to John Jeerson, the program coordinator with Laurel Civic Center for the past 19 years, its a mesh between an immersion program in a particular eld, one that changes each summer depending on student interests, and exposing youth to self enlightenment and exciting future job prospects. The program, and the unfor gettable eld trips, are taught alongside a steady diet of job skills and life skills training like nancial literacy. Theyre required to follow a virtual budget, so they understand the nancial pressures Bonding with the badgeLaw enforcement career opportunities a draw for youths FACEBOOK/SARASOTA SHERIFFS OFFICETeens from a Laurel Civic Center summer program learn how to handle a non blue replica taser during a Sarasota County Sheris Oce Rightful Policing training on July 9. Teen Empowerment Summer ProgramWhere: Laurel Civic Center Ages: 12-18 Length: Seven weeks beginning May 28, 8 a.m.-4 p.m., Monday-Thursday Classroom presentations: 210 hours Cost: none to parents or students Focus: The 2020 summer teen program focus will be on medical career opportunities Contact: John Jefferson 941-483-3338SEE BADGE , 10A | LOCA ch 92L76TODAYS WEATHER LOCAL Calendar 6B DAILY BREAK Comics and Pl 47 SPORTS Lottery SportsonTVINSIDE TODAY This is the second part of a two-part series on adoption. From international adoption to fostering  the circumstances differ. We spoke with local residents about their adoption experiences. These are their stories. By LIZ HARDAWAYSTAFF WRITERMikiyas Nuñez was just a toddler when he watched his mother die. Then it was just him and his father, who eventually dropped him o at the police stati on when he was 3 years old. He told Mikiyas he was going to work. This is how Mikiyas became one of the 4.6 mil lion orphan children in Ethiopia, according to UNICEF. He stayed in orphanages, where nuns would tell him he wouldnt get ad opted due to having HIV. He would mainly c olor in school, and wasnt able to read or write. When he was 6, however, he was moved into a transitional home, with the promise of an adoptive fam ily. This was Michael and Amanda Nuñez, a young couple from the Uni ted States with two children who felt their family wasnt yet complete. The Nuñezes brought Mikiyas home in 2013. They started the process in 2010, originally looking to adopt an infant from Vietnam. However, Vietnam closed its doors to adoption with the United States in 2008. The couple would hear about Ethiopia in random places, like a shoe drive or from a man taking English classes at the public library. They decided the coinci dences were hints of fate, leading them to their new child. Michael and Amanda had to do the typical process for adopting a child: home studies, ngerprints, background checks . But they also had to deal with international issues, such as Ethiopias rainy season shutting down the embassy for three months, putting a pause on the whole process. When they rst met Mikiyas, he had yellow eyes and called Michael dad. The 6-year-old had received a book beforehand, showing him who his new family would be. The hardest thing was leaving him, Amanda said. The couple returned a few weeks later to take him home. Having spoken Amharic his whole life, there was at rst a language barrier and some cultural dierences. He would hide extra food Thriving in his new homeFamilies say adoption challenges are many, but helping kids feel loved and safe is worth itSEE FAMILY Want to learn more about adoption? The Hills have an orphan care ministry which provides preand post-adoption support to adoptive families as well as humanitarian aid to orphans. To learn more, visit the Charis Orphan Care ministrys Facebook page at https://www. facebook.com/pg/CharisOrphanCareMinistry/Hicks rebuffs questions from House By JON GAMBRELLASSOCIATED PRESSU.S. NAVY 5TH FLEET BASE NEAR FUJAIRAH, United Arab Emirates  The limpet mines used to a ttack a Japanese-owned oil tanker near the Strait of Hormuz last week bore a striking resemblance to similar mines seen in Iran, a U.S. Navy explosives expert said Wednesday, stop ping short of directly blaming Tehran for the assault. Iran has repeatedly denied being involved in the June 13 attack on the Jap anese tanker Kokuka Courageous and the Norwegian-owned Front Altair. The comments by Cmdr. Sean Kido came as sailors showed reporters pieces of debris and a magnet the Navy says was used to attach an unexploded mine to the hull of the Kokuka Courageous. U.S. authorities say the materials were left behind by Irans Revolutionary Guard when they spirited away the unex ploded mine after the attack in the Gulf of Oman. Iran, which has previously used mines against oil tankers in the crucial waterway in the 1980s, has also not acknowledged retriev ing the mine. Kido stressed that the dam age to the Kokuka Courageous was not consistent with an external ying objec t hitting the ship, as the ships owner has contended happened during the attack. The damage we observed is consistent with a limpet mine attack, Kido said. Meanwhile, rockets struck Mine in tanker attack bears Iran hallmarksUS Navy explosives expert stops short of directly blaming Tehran By TOM HAYSASSOCIATED PRESSNEW YORK  The guru of a cult-like self-improvement group that attracted heiresses and Hollywood actresses was convicted Wednesday of tur ning his female devotees into his sex slaves through such means as shame, punishment and nude blackmail photos. A jury in federal court in Brooklyn took less than ve hours to nd 58-year-old Keith Raniere guilty on all counts of sex-tracking and coercing women into sex. Raniere was truly a mod ern-day Svengali, Brooklyn U.S. Attorney Richard Donoghue said outside court, calling him a lying manipu lator who ruined marriages, careers, fortunes and lives. Raniere, a short, bespecta cled gure who wore pullover sweaters in court, listened attentively but showed no reaction as he learned the verdict. His lawyer, Marc Agnilo, said Raniere plans to appeal. He could get 15 years to life in prison at sentencing Sept. 25.Guru convicted of sex traffickingUpstate New York cult leader is guilty on all countsSUN PHOTO BY JERRY BEARDFrom left to right: Ilana Nuñez, Aydan Nuñez, Michael Nuñez, Joy the dog, Mireya Nuñez, Amanda Nuñez and Mikiyas Nuñez. SUN PHOTO BY JER RY BEARDBefore he was adopted at age 6 from Ethiopia, Mikiyas Nuñez, who now lives in Arcadia, experienced his mothers murder, abandonment and HIV. SEE MINE , 7A SEE GU RU , 7ACheap trips for your summer DAILY BREAK Whats the mystery vessel off our shore? A ship anchored about 6 miles off Stump Pass has left some residents wondering why. SEE 1B T HURSDAY, JUNE . 20, 2019 | YOURSUN.COM | AN EDITION OF THE SUN | $1.50 Cheap Cheap Che trip s for our ur r your summe e summe summe summ sum r r r SDAY , J Y Y UNE . 20, 2019 | YOURS Authorities evacuated The Home Depot in Englewood Monday afternoon after a suspicious item resembling an explosive device was found in the Garden Center. The SouthwestFlorid Regional Bomb Squad responded anddeteri contained nothing explosiv SheriffsOffTUESDAY, OCTOBER 15, 2019 | YOURSUN.COM | AN EDITION OF THE SUN | $1.50 Survivor speaks of sisterhood of warriors PAGE 6D. Joy ButlerSurvivorSponsored by Rubber Tree Flooring & Design By ROBERT BURNSAP NATIONAL SECURITY WRITERWASHINGTON  Targeting Turkeys economy, President Donald Trump announced sanctions Monday aimed at restraining the Turks assault against Kurdish ghters and civilians in Syria  an assault Turkey began after Trump announced he was moving U.S. troops out of the way. The United States also called on Turke y to stop the invasion, and Trump is sending Vice President Mike P ence to the region i n an attempt to beg in negotiations. Pence said Trump spoke directly to Turkish leader Recep Tayyip Erdogan. President Trump communicated to him very clearly that the United States of American wants Turkey to stop the invasion, impleme nt an immedi ate ceasere and to begin to negotiate with Kurdish forces in Syria to bring an end to the violence, Pence said. By LAWRENCE MOWERTAMPA BAY TIMESTAMPA  The controversial idea this year to expand Floridas toll system by 300 miles was rst pitched by road builders. Now, months after lawmakers signed o on the expansion, it appears road builders are the only members of the public voicing support for the idea. Out of hundreds of public comments solicited by the Florida Department of Transportation in August about the largest toll system expansion in 60 years, only two dozen came from people in favor of building the three roads. One of the proposed toll roads would cut through portions of Charlotte and DeSoto counties. Of those comments, nearly all came from road builders, contractors and engineers who sent their endorsements via personal email addresses without disclosing their employers. About half of favora ble comments came from employees of one of the transportation agencys biggest contractors: HNTB, which has won nearly $1 billion in engineering and construction work since 2002 and is likely to win millions more if the roads are built. (Some of HNTBs work included overseeing the hiring of Conduent State & Local Solutions to overhaul the states SunPass system six years ago, a job Conduent botched.) Nearly all of the employees directed their positive reviews to the email address the Department of Transportation created to receive public feedback on the road projects, which were hotly contested this legislative session. I am writing in support, wrote Steve Johnson, an associa te vice president in the companys Tampa/St. Petersburg oce, according to his LinkedIn account. I believe all three study areas will benet the residents of Florida and ... protect and enhance our environment, improve connectivity and logistics, deliver critically need (sic) infrastructure to our rural communities ... mitigate congestion, and provide crucially important evacuation routes.States toll road project lacks big supportPublic comments have been largely against proposed toll roads involving region TAMPA BAY TIMES FILE PHOTO A view of the I-275 northbound Sunpass lane at the Skyway Bridge. Lawmakers have signed o on expanding the states toll system. UPCOMING MEETINGSWHAT: Southwest-Central Florida Connector Task Force Meeting WHEN: 10 a.m., Oct. 30 WHERE: Polk State College  Lakeland Campus  3425 Winter Lake Road, Lakeland MORE: floridamcores.com/southwest-central-florida-connectorRegistration for task force members begins at 9 a.m. Comment ONLINEFor more information on the project visit: floridamcores. com Bomb scare evacuates The Home DepotUS scrambles for Syria exitTrump orders Turkey sanctions Syrian troops deploy Monday in the northern town of Tal Tamr. The move toward Tal Tamr came a day after Syrias Kurds said Syrian government forces agreed to help them fend o Turkeys invasion.AP PHOTOSEE SYRIA , 4ANeighborhood rocked by murder-suicide PAGE 1CNY Times: Violent parody video shown at Trump resort PAGE 2A N SUN.COM | AN EDITION OF THE SUN THURSDAY, OCTOBER 3, 2019 | YOURSUN.COM | AN EDITION OF THE SUN | $1.50 I dont take much for granted. Read about todays breast cancer survivor on Page D6. Terri CarrSanders has heart procedure, cancels campaign events for now PAGE 2A By CHRIS EHRMANN and DAVE COLLINSASSOCIATED PRESSWINDSOR LOCKS, Conn.  A World War II-era B-17 bomber with 13 people aboard crashed and burned at the Hartford airport after encountering mechanical trouble on takeo Wednesday, killing seven of them. The four-engine, propeller-driven plane struggled to get into the air and slammed into a maintenance building at Bradley International Airport as the pilots circled back for a landing, o cials and witnes ses said. It had 10 passengers and three crew members, authorities said. Connecticut Public Safety Commissioner James Rovella said hours after the crash that some of those on board were burned, and the victims are very di cult to identify. Some of the survivors of the crash were critically injured, authorities said. One person on the ground was also hurt in the crash and a  re ghter involved in the response su ered a minor injury. No children were on the plane. The death toll of seven could World War II-era bomber crashesA Connecticut state official says at least seven people have been killed at airport AP PHOTOA Delta commercial airline plane taxis to take-o behind investigators at the wreckage of World War II-era bomber plane that crashed at Bradley International Airport in Windsor Locks, Connecticut, Wednesday SEE AIRPORT , 4A By LISA MASCARO, MARY CLARE JALONICK and JONATHAN LEMIREASSOCIATED PRESSWASHINGTON  Unleashing unconcealed fury about Democrats the press, Presid TrumprailImpeachment standoff: Trump By ELAINE ALLENEMRICHSTAFF WRITERENGLEWOOD  Knowing there were hundreds who lived through 180-mph winds that blew away their homes and businesses, Chris Mays couldnt just sit in his air-conditioned home and do nothing for the people in the Bahamas. As Hurricane Dorian stalled over the Bahamas, I told my wife, Michelle, those people were going to need a lot of help. We lived through hurricanes, but I cant imagine dealing with that kind of relentless wind and rain for 40 hours, said Mays, who owns All About Aluminum & Screen in North Port. Mays posted a plea on Facebook asking for supplies. He promised to deliver them to Green Turtle Cay, which is a few miles o the Abaco Island chain in the eastern Bahamas, and one of the places that was hit hard by Hurricane Beyond the photos Pilots, construction volunteers needed to help Bahamas rebuild a month after hurricane helping the Bahamas after Dorians destruction one month ago. Those Friday and Saturday.HOW THEYRE HELPING By LIZ HARDAWAYPORT CHARLOTTE  A deadly crash in Connecticut yable B-17 bomber ai rplanes out of commission for next years Wings of Freedom tour. Our thoughts and prayers are with those who were on that  ight and we will be forever grateful to the heroic e orts of the  rst responders at Bradley Airport, said Hunter Chaney, the director of marketing for Historic plane had visited us beforeSEE PLANE , 4ASurvivor THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 2019 | YOURSUN.COM | AN EDITION OF THE SUN | $1.50 Thrift shopping secrets:Trap door in trap house: 5 arrested in drug case PAGE 1C By MATTHEWPEAP HEALTWASH fedGovernment plans to ban flavored e-cigarettes AP PHOTOHealth and Human Services Secretary Alex Azar, left, and acting FDA C ommissioner Ned Sharpless speak with reporters after a meeting about vaping with Pr esident Donald Trump. Hundreds of breathing illnesses sparks nationwide concern By BRIANNA KWASNIKSTAFF WRITERThe community is coming together in a big way to help those aected by Hurricane Dorian. Charlotte County businesses began brainstorming what they A meeting was held last week to organize local eorts and gure out how supplies would be About 20 business owners showed up and pitched ideas. A few business owners in the restaurant industry shared the same vision for helping smaller islands in the Bahamas, and decided to team up. Deans South of theB Harpoon HarrysL Cristianos Co EnterprisShelter anticipates dog Bringing our donations to the BahamasAfter local businesses hold supply drives, Cheney helps with delivery SUN PHOTO BY JERRY BEARDLaishley USA employees Don Newberry (left) and Matthew Newberry load donated goods Tuesday that will be shipped to the Bahamas with help from Cheney Brothers for people aected by Hurricane Dorian. Scoop up Louis Vuitton, Fendi and Gucci for a few bucks CCI Prisoner charged in cellmates homicide PAGE 1C SEE DAILY BREAKBy ALEXANDRA HERRERA WEST VILLAGES SUN EDITORNORTH PORT  Emanne Beashas journey on Americas Got Talent will After being nearly getting eliminated Emannes place in the Sept. 18 nals. She got three out of four judges votes to earn her place in the nals. Despite all the praise from judges following her performance Tuesday, Emanne was one of three acts that were up for elimination. Viewers were asked to vote for one of the three. While Emanne didnt win the vote, her place in the nals was secured in the last two minutes of the show when the decision was left up to the judges. Youre a gift from another planet, Judge Julianne Hough said ahead of her vote on Wednesday. Judge Gabrielle Union said she watched and approved of the way Emanne carried herself onstage, ostage and with the other contestants and members of the crew. I watch how you behave and youre a professional, Union said. On Tuesday nights show, Emanne performed (Everything I Do) I Do It for You, a 1991 song co-written and made popular by Canadian singer Bryan Adams. Emanne performed the Italian translation of the song, Quello Che Faro, which was recorded by mezzo-soprano Katherine Jenkins, in a soaring operatic style. When Emanne nished, Judge Hogue searched for words. It was profound. It was beautiful, she said. You have this unbelievable powerhouse voice, Cowell said, You dont even know how good you are, which Emanne Beasha secures her place in the finals SUN PHOTO BY ALEXA NDRA HERRERAEmanne Beasha, 10, received her comments from judges on Tuesday night. 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Fans w g atched her fr atched her fr o om Olde World Re World Re staurant in N staurant in N tin N o orth Port. rth SEE SEE EMANNE MANN , 4A By L MARY C M C and JONA JON ASSOCI ASSOCI WASHIN ASHINGTO Unlea Unleashing unc o furyab ury about Dem oc oc the the press, Pre sid Trumprail Imp k W EDNESDA RT R T T ORT PORT O OR PORT EPORT ORT REPORT FFREPOR R AFFREP A STAFF R STAFF R STAFF TAFF STA S S ICE ICE NICE I NICE IC ENICE ENI VEN VENI IC C V VE VE H HV V VE VEN EN N SOUTH VE HV THVE HV V VEN SOUTH V ice Venice Ven rVenic Venice Ven urVe urVe FourV Fou Four V Fo F  F F  residents and residents and d rt t t hPort hPort Port Port rth Por rthP rthP N North P th P N N Nor ort h Nort N No No o or ort rth h N N No rt aN a Nor a N re e er were e we were anwere anwe manw an oman woman om woma w wo wo wo among 16 peop among 16 peop tedi di tedi d ted te t t ted i d i i i t te ed d di i le arrested sted i ed le arrested er per p oper oper noper nan op anop nan n an na an n n n n n n tion targeti ation targeti ng retail the ng retail the ot o asot arasot rasot Sarasot ot raso r a Sara Sar as so S Sa ras in n S S S Sa a ar r ra ra a ft in S S Sa a ar ar r ft in Sa ft in S a a a a County, autho County, autho rities said. r AveA ve-day ope ration focuse tores store d on stores s in Sarasota a nd along Sout h Tamiami Trail in Veni ce, the Saras ota County Sheris Oce announced Tu d esday. The unique public-private partner ship between the sheris oce and local retailers began in 2 013 with the goal of worki ng together to curb retail theft, the S heris Oce said in a new s release. ople l le e l le le e e The 16 people e res s s re rres s arres rr res a arres s a a a a ar ar rr r re re ar r a of 41 varied es charges. s involved incl uded:  Amanda Pepi , 3 of Glacier Av enue charge of pet it th  Erin Mahone Op eration nets 41 herif Sherif Sherif h her Sherif Sherif Sherif S S Sher Sher her S She Sh Sh h h Sh S S S fs Of fs fs f f fice operati on focusing on re AH H H MAH A AH M MAH AH MA MA MA M R MER EEMER EMER M EEMER EEM ER EME DEEMER DE EEME D D DEE EE EM M D D D DE E EE E EM EM M D DE E By GREG GILES NEWS EDITOR Its not ever y day teens g et a chance to str ap on a holst ered stun gun, alb eit a non-ring replica, and arrest someon e complete with real handcu s. But thats wh t thats wh at a group of at a group of teens did at ens did at a recent trai a recent trai ning ning day with the ay with the Sarasota Coun Sarasota Coun ty ty Sheris Oce eris Oce s Rightful s Rightf Policing unit Policing unit . . Itwas the It was the cu tion of lmination of on of f f a a a a a a a summer youth camp p tha  that  that mp th t focused on jo fo b oppor ppo pport portuniti pportu rtuni es in s i law enforceme me me e law enforceme nt nt nt. nt n By all acc all ac l ac acco accoun 31 yo ts, the 31 yo ung ung men a n and women and women men men and who parti who partici pa pat pated in Laur pated in Laur at el Civic C el Civic Cent er Teen Empowerm Teen Empo ent Summe Program, held Progr MondayThursday from 8 a.m.-4 p.m loved it. The y came from away as north Sarasota d to North Port . This years f ears f ocus ocus was ing youth to youth to law law enfor job o job opportuni ties. Th week program includ trips to ICE headqu Florida, FBI headq Homeland Secu rit Sarasota Coun ty department, S he Rightful Poli cin control. The summe mm become so ome so po ot not uncomm to return fo seasons. It was Brianna her soph High.  when tion, wen all t law law on on i Bo B nding w Law enforcem ent t career oppor tuniti ti es es a draw for y ouths dfac fac fc c dfa tedfac d ted fac dfac sted ste ted d f ste te e s s t e e e e ea a ea Area A Area Area A A Are ea ea A Area Ar Ar r re e ea a A A Ar Ar r re e e Ar . 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H e to e told Mikiyas he was going g t o work. This is how his is how Mi kiyas became o became one of the 4.6 mil l lion orp han ch ildren in E Ethiopia, acco rding to UNICEF. 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Now, months months af ter lawm ers signed o d o on the expan it appearsr pears roa d builders ar the on only membe rs of the pu voic voicing suppor t for the idea Out of hundred s of public c comments solic ited by the Florida Depart ment of Transportation in August about the larg est toll sy ste m expansion in 6 0 years, only y two dozen came from people ople in favor of bu ilding the thr he thr ee ee roads. One of the pro posed toll osed toll roads would cu t through p t through portions of Charl l otteand otte and DeSot o counties. Of those comme ose comme nts, nearly all came from me from road builders, road contractors actors an d engineers wh h o o sent their eir end orsements via persona ersonal email addresses wit hout dis t disclosing their employe rs. A About half of favorable able co comments came from employempl ees of one of the transporta the t tion agencys bigge ge st c st contractors : HNTB, which ha h s won nearly $1 billion in engineering an d construction w ork since 2002 and is likely to win million s more if the ro ads are built. (Some of HNTB me s work included oversee ing the hiring ng of Conduent St ate & Local ocal Solutions to o nsto verhaul the st haul the st ates s SunPass system m sixye six years ago , a job Conduent t b otched.) Nearly allo ly all of early y the employees directed t t ed their positive revi ews to the ema ail a ddress the Dep creat feedb db eedb ed which ch ch legisla egisla I I am wrote ciate iat iate pany pa oc acco stu ide an im St St a a P A v sys Bom b s car e The Ho m Tr Turk two-part ser e s differ. We xpe riences. w here n he woul to havin mainly wasnt Wh er, h er, he tran prom ily. 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PAGE 4C SATURDAY, MAY 2, 2020 | The Sun | www.yoursun.com N/E/P/CSometimes I run into a prosecutor, and well have a chat and get a case resolved. Sometimes Ill meet with someone on a deposition on another case and well get something resolved. Now a lot of that stu is just not happening. He said while some clients may be in jail longer than they should be due to the pandemic, most who are in that position would have been in jail a while anyway. Speedy trial has been suspended by the Florida Supreme Court, though its rare for defendants to not waive their right to a speedy trial. Problem solving courts, such as drug and mental health court, were added to the list of essential activities on April 24. The hearings may be done using communication equipment as long as the presiding judge nds it can be done without violating due process, according to a press release. However, for the rst several weeks of the pandemic, participants were not appearing in court. Twentieth Judicial Circuit Spokesperson Sara Miles said participants were still working with treatment programs and supervised by probation departments. There was one particular case that was scheduled for admission to Mental Health Court that got continued, Hedvicek said. So its denitely aecting admissions into the specialty courts. Both attorneys expect a huge backlog when things return to normal. Cases have been continued from month to month and the dockets have about 200 cases on them apiece, Hedvicek said. Judges are overwhelmed; court dockets are overwhelmed. Were denitely going to be facing huge dockets when the courts do reopen fully. Kirshy said everyone is trying the best they can, but orders are changing every day and its dicult to know what is and isnt allowed. Are things getting better? Yes, he said. But are things going to get back to normal quickly? No. Miles said the circuit is prepared to deal with any backlog and constantly evolving with each emergency situation. Being in south Florida, the 20th Circuit is familiar with dealing with natural disasters, she said. Each year we face the possibility of having to close one or more of our courthouses due to a hurricane. This situation is quite unique, since we still have electricity, the the response to public safety is much the same. As with any crisis, we anticipate a surge in certain types of cases, which we are prepared for. Email: anne.easker@yoursun. comCOURTFROM PAGE 1C page in Charlotte County on Saturday afternoon, because she has friends who are parents of seniors, and knew they were bummed out about missing the traditional senior activities. By Sunday, the page already earned 800 to 900 likes. Given that were isolated from each other, it was an opportunity to make someone feel special, Lewis said. It speaks to this community how we wrap our arms around our own. Lewis added that the students who were posted would not be up for long, before being adopted  adding that people were clamoring to adopt them. Its amazing how much our communities have jumped on this concept, and connected with individuals, they have no idea who they are, she said. Katie Klein, 18, a senior at Imagine School in North Port, didnt know she had been adopted. Her mom kept it a surprise, until there was a knock at the door. When she opened the door, she found a basket of college essentials waiting for her. Her third-through-fth-grade teacher Alison Brannack was smiling and waving at her. It was unexpected, but so nice to see such a familiar, and friendly, loving face, Klein said. It was so hard not to run up and give her a big hug. It was so sweet. Klein will attend McDaniel College in Westminster, Maryland, where she will also play basketball. Charlotte County School Board member Kim Amontree pointed out that there are at least 41 homeless students in the county, and many in foster care. She posed the question to the group if anyone would be interested in adopting one of those students. The response soon overwhelmed her, with people ooding her inbox. For safety reasons, adopters wont receive information about the individual student. Amontree will be collecting letters and gift cards until Friday, May 8. Then, the homeless liaison for the district, Renee Rebhan will pick up the items and distribute them to students. Adopters may also designate a specic school they wish to adopt from. Schools also include the Academy and Charlotte Harbor Center. This morning I was in tears thinking about it, Amontree said. It always touches me how these things happen, how we take care of each other here. Those interested in adopting a homeless senior or senior in foster care, can drop o letters and/or gift cards to her husbands oce at 2400 Harbor Blvd., Port Charlotte. Email: brianna.kwasnik@ yoursun.comSENIORSFROM PAGE 1CBill Dunson, a retired Penn State biology professor and Conservancy member, discovered baby tarpon in Wildower with his son and grandson. The preserve is now recognized as a critical habitat for juvenile tarpon. The project includes expanding and enhancing low-salinity and freshwater sheries by improving 11 acres of existing wetland habitat and adding approximately 12 acres of habitat that was once part of the golf course. The Conservancy also plans to replant Wildower with native wetland and upland vegetation, once the Brazilian peppers and other invasive species are removed. Were doing the restoration to create better habitat for the wildlife and to improve the water quality owing into Lemon Bay, Furner said. Tarokh agreed. Ultimately, the restoration project will improve the quality of water entering Lemon Bay, increase resilience of neighboring communities to the potential impacts of climate change (ooding and storm protection), enhance estuarine and freshwater sheries, expand wading and shorebird habitat, and improve overall ecosystem function within the Charlotte Harbor watershed, Tarokh said. If all goes well, Furner expects Wildower to be partly reopened for public tours by the end of the year. To learn more about the Conservancy or Wildower, call 941-830-8922, or visit www.lemonbayconservancy.org. 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N/E/P/C www.yoursun.com | The Sun | SATURDAY, MAY 2, 2020 PAGE 5COBITUARIESENGLEWOODRoby H. Pat PatrickOn Saturday, April 25, 2020, Roby H. Pat Patrick passed away in Englewood, Fla. He was 89. Roby was born on Sept. 13, 1930 in Roanoke, Va. Known to many as Pat, he graduated from William Fleming High School and the University of Virginia, Class of 1952. Pat served in the United States Army in El Paso, Texas, as a personnel specialist at Beaumont Hospital and was honor ably discharged in 1956. Following his military service began his professional career at Miller & Rhoads department stores in Richmond, Va. In Richmond, he met and married Mary Anne Todd. Shortly after their marriage, Anne and Pat relocated to Roanoke, Virginia, where Pat assisted with opening the rst Roanoke Valley Miller & Rhoads store as the personnel director. After nine years with Miller & Rhoads, Pat and Anne purchased Dove Flowers which they operated together for 10 years. After selling the orist, Pat began working with Branch & Associates, initially in the Highway Department followed by time in both Property Management and Development divisions. Following eight years at Branch, Pat began commercial development of his own real estate east of Roanoke. Roby was passionate for civics, politics and the church. He was previously president and director of both the Personnel Association of Roanoke and the Roanoke Civitan Club. Roby was also a Charter Member of the Smith Mountain Lake Lions Club, and a Board Member of the Scruggs Fire and Rescue Squad. Additionally, he was past Chairman of the Franklin County Republican Party and a member of both the Franklin County Board of Tax Equalization and Economic Development Association. Roby also served on the Board of the Roanoke Valley Association of Home Builders. Roby joined Enon Baptist Church in Hollins as a youth, and as an adult was a Sunday School teacher, Chairman of Deacons and Chairman of Finance at Enon. As he moved around Virginia and Florida, Roby was also active and held leadership roles at First Baptist Church Roanoke, Mount Ivy Christian Church at Smith Mountain Lake, South Venice Baptist Church and Englewood United Methodist Church in Florida. He enjoyed boating and golf, was a Charter Member of The Waterfront Golf Club, a member of Hunting Hills Country Club and most recently of Boca Royale Country Club in Englewood, Florida. Roby was preceded in death by his parents, R. Hubert and Lula Gish Patrick of Roanoke, Virginia, and his wife of 54 years, Anne Todd Patrick. He is survived by his wife, Carmen S. Patrick; son, Todd (Elizabeth) of Flower Mound, Texas; son, Ted (Donna) of Hardy, Va.; stepson, Huntre (Donna) Sarver; nephew, Bill (Carole) Brooks; and two grandchildren. A private service to be held in Roanoke, Virginia at a later date. In lieu of owers, please donate to the American Heart Association. Arrangements by Oakeys Funeral Service  North Chapel, Roanoke, Virginia. Online condolences may be shared with the family by visiting www. oakeys.com. Burnt Store Presbyterian ChurchOnline worship service can be viewed at www.bspconline.org.Community Presbyterian ChurchRegular worship services will be held online at www.cpc englewood. com. Regular Sunday morning worship that also includes a Childrens Message, will be posted Sundays beginning 8 a.m. Enjoy a message by Pastor Dawn M. Mayes, special organ music and hymns. For information call 941-574-9579 or email cpcenglewood@gmail.com. Follow on Facebook as well.Congregational United Church of Christ, Punta GordaServices will be streamed online via Facebook Live at 9:45 a.m. Sunday at www.facebook.com/ puntagorda congregationalucc.Deep Creek Community ChurchOnline services will be at 8 a.m., 9:45 a.m. and 11:30 a.m. Sunday at deepcreekcommunity church.com. The church regularly posts prayers and live sessions throughout the week.Diocese of VeniceTelevised Mass to the Homebound can be viewed online at dioceseofvenice.org.Edgewater ChurchServices will be streamed online via Facebook Live at 6 p.m. Saturday, and at 9:30 a.m. and 11 a.m. Sunday at www.facebook. com/edgewaterchurch.Englewood United Methodist ChurchServices will be online at www. englewoodumc.net. Regular Sunday morning worship times: 7:45 a.m. for traditional, 9:15 a.m. for contemporary, and 11 a.m. for traditional services. Pastors remain available for pastoral care needs. Call 941-4745588 to receive the phone number of the Pastor On Call.Faith Lutheran ChurchWorship services will be available at www.alivingfaith.org. The Rev. Dr. Brian Armen, pastor, will be leading worship in a variety of settings. For more info, call 941-697-3313.Fellowship Church EnglewoodServices are online at watchfclive.com, fcenglewood.com or on their Facebook page. Blast Middle School and Fuel High School Youth groups will meet online at 4 p.m. at thefcyouth.com. For more information, call 941-475-SHIP.First Baptist Church Charlotte HarborDrive in church will be offered starting at 10 a.m. Sundays throughout the pandemic at First Baptist Church Charlotte Harbor, at 4506 Church St., Charlotte Harbor. Just come as you are, and stay in your car. For more info, call 941-629-8101.First Presbyterian Church of Punta GordaServices will be livestreamed at: fpcpunta.org. For more information, call 941-639-1959 or email rst@fpcpunta.org.First United Methodist Church in Punta GordaThe 9:15 a.m. and 11 a.m. services will be broadcast live on their Facebook page, facebook.com/whatis1st.com and later made available on their website, whatis1st.com.Gulf Cove United Methodist ChurchLive-streaming worship service will be at 10 a.m. Sundays on the churchs website, www. GulfCoveChurch.com. The church can be reached at 941-697-1747 or GulfCoveUMC@gmail.com.Peace River Baptist ChurchServices are being held online at 10 a.m. Sundays at peaceriverbaptist.org and on their Facebook page.St. Davids Episcopal ChurchServices will be posted on its website: stdavids.diosw.org.Trinity Lutheran ChurchServices are being live streamed through: facebook.com/tlcsw. All services will be posted online at trinitylutheran churchsw.org for those unable to watch live streaming. For more info, call 941-828-1910 or email tlcsw3@gmail.com.Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Charlotte CountySunday morning worship is held weekly at 10:30 a.m. on Zoom. There are several other opportunities each week for anyone to be connected, chat and learn. Email the church oce for information, a schedule, and to request Zoom links: oce@uufcc.org. Send your updated church news and coronavirus-related updates to newstips@yoursun.com. Submissions will be edited for length. Announcements will run on a space-available basis. To purchase an ad to guarantee a spot in the paper for an event, call Display Advertising at 941-206-1000. To submit religious news, email newstips@yoursun.com. Submissions will be edited for length. Announcements will run on a space-available basis. To purchase an ad to guarantee a spot in the paper for an event, call Display Advertising at 941-206-1000.RELIGION BRIEFS PHOTO PROVIDEDGeorge Davis, left, and Pastor Robert Schoolcraft provided Easter Drive Thru Communion at Friendship United Methodist Church in Punta Gorda. OBITUARY POLICYObituaries are accepted from funeral homes and crematories, and from families if accompanied by a death certificate. Full obituaries, notices of services, remembrances and death notices are subject to charges. Email the item for publication to obits@ yoursun.com; it must be accompanied by a phone number. For more information, call 941-206-1028. STAFF REPORTTwo Charlotte County Public Schools teachers have been named recipients of the Florida Delta Kappa Gamma Education Foundation, which provides funding for activities that support educational excellence for students and professional development for educators. Lemon Bay High School teacher Stacy DeWolfe was awarded funding to attend the graduate-level course Set Theory, which now will be taught online through Florida Gulf Coast University. This program will allow DeWolfe to teach college-level math to advanced students in their senior year. DeWolfe, who has been with the district for 20 years with 16 of those at LBHS, also is a member of the Gamma Nu chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma in Charlotte County. Port Charlotte Highs Pam Ayers was awarded a grant for a project titled First Chapter Fridays  Literature Circles in the High School Curriculum, which she hopes will foster a love of learning and literature by reading young adult novels. Ayers, also a 16-year veteran at Port Charlotte High School, has been with the district for 26 years. NEW GRADUATE Lynsey Rector , of Arcadia, graduated March 27 with a Doctor of Chiropractic degree from Palmer College of Chiropractics Florida campus in Port Orange. PRESIDENTS LIST Elizabeth Gregory , of Punta Gorda, made the Presidents List at the Baptist College of Florida for the Fall 2019 semester. HONOR SOCIETY Todd Huber , of Rotonda, was initiated into the Honor Society of Phi Kappa Phi, at the University of Michigan. NEW APPOINTMENT Charlotte County Sheris E911 Coordinator Laurie Anderson was chosen to serve on the National Emergency Number Association Board of Directors. She will serve as vice president in 2021 and then as association president in 2022 Send your good news to newstips@yoursun.com.Foundation helps two local teachers PHOTO PROVIDEDOrson Sullivan Planck celebrated his 6th birthday recently with a parade of family, friends and teachers, including his kindergarten teacher Caroline Mohnl from Peace River Elementary School.GOOD NEWSJAMES W. MALLONEE, P.A.LAW OFFICEJAMES W. MALLONEEPROBATE WILLS/TRUSTS GUARDIANSHIPS REAL ESTATEOf ce Hours  Monday thru Friday, 9:00AM to 5:00PM946 Tamiami Trail, #206, Port Charlotte, FL 33953871 Venetia Bay Blvd. Suite #225, Venice, FL 34285 (941) 207-2223www.jameswmallonee.com(941) 206-2223 adno=3748281-1 

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PAGE 6C SATURDAY, MAY 2, 2020 | The Sun | www.yoursun.com N/E/P/C OUR VIEWWorry more about getting it right than getting it doneThe Sarasota County School Board picked a heckuva time to be without a permanent superintendent. Its not actually the Boards preference, of course, but thats the circumstance it nds itself in. Retaining the previous superintendent had become untenable for reasons that dont need to be rehashed and we supported parting ways with him even though it cost the district some money. But that was months ago, in the distant pre-COVID-19 past. Its now May and the district is still operating under Acting Superintendent Mitsi Corcoran. It took a while for the Board to get into hiring mode. First, there were the details of separating from the previous superintendent. Then there were the holidays. Next, a couple of potential interim superintendent candidates were approached about lling in but they passed, leading to the appointment of Corcoran, whose actual job is assistant superintendent and chief nancial ocer. Following that, the Board discussed holding o on hiring because its an election year and it could have two new members in a few months. It decided to move forward but then the pandemic hit, causing a disruption in  well, everything, including Board meetings. Now gearing up, the Board approved a hiring timeline April 21 that projects having the new superintendent selected at its July 14 meeting, a little more than two months from now. That goal seems even more ambitious than it may appear. Applicants for the position will be vetted by an advisory committee of people nominated by the Board members. Each gets to submit ve names, with approval at the May5 Board meeting. The committee is to meet on June 2 and June 9, and possibly on June 16, to whittle the eld of candidates compiled by the Florida School Board Association down to eight to 10 names to be submitted to the Board by June 17. Its own decision is due less than a month later. Its likely all meetings will take place electronically, which has pluses and minuses. Can this process get the position lled? Sure. Will it bring our schools the best superintendent available? Well  It might. And it might not. Hiring a superintendent is one of the very most important jobs the Board has and its even more crucial this year, when he or she will have a huge role in leading the district out of the closure of the schools and possibly through a recurrence of the pandemic in the winter. Thats in addition to all the usual tasks: retaining teachers, improving graduation rates, closing achievement gaps, wringing more funding out of Tallahassee  Were hopeful the right person applies and is recognized as such by the committee and the Board. But theres a good chance some excellent candidates may not apply because they feel too much loyalty to their district right now. And its a legitimate question why someone would be looking, potentially leaving his or her current employer in the lurch. Our district needs stability right now, not someone building a resume, or coasting toward retirement. Bottom line, we hope theres exibility in the process in case none of the applicants seem to be the right t. Under present circumstances, making the right decision is far more important than just making one. Lockdown protesters should reject medical treatmentE:In view of the Trump-inspired and Trump-supported COVID-19 lockdown protesters, let us propose an ID card for these brave (?), proud citizens, many of whom are carrying guns at the protests. This signed card should be kept in their wallets at all times and they should let their loved ones know to present it on their behalf at any time if they are not able to do so. Their proud declaration might read as follows: To demonstrate my freedom to infect other people and to compensate for the extra burden I am placing on the U.S. medical system, I hereby decline treatmentfor all COVID-19-related medical conditions. This also serves as my do not resusitate authorization. Be sure to sign and date your ID card. It will also serve to validate your continued belief in and support of Trump and his massive failures. E C Punta GordaWe need second airline in Punta GordaE:Maybe, just maybe it is time for Punta Gorda Airport to entertain an additional airline? It has always seemed to me, and to others I have spoken with, that the city of Punta Gorda, (and Charlotte County as well) are being held hostage by Allegiant! This has become quite evident as we observe the view-blocking Sunseeker now abandoned near the bridge connecting Port Charlotte and Punta Gorda. Allegiant pleads for assistance for the airline, causing the airport to have to plead as well. The airport can certainly accommodate more airlines. We need another carrier to come to Punta Gorda! I think we would all agree! Competition should always be a good thing! B B Punta GordaWriter does not understand opinion pageE:In your Friday, April 17,letters column, a writer chastised the papers inclusion of the Our View column, stating Newspapers need to report news, period. We dont want your opinion. I think opinionated, which I believe the letter writer to be, is far more dangerous than a free press oering an opinion. As she stated, We can still, thankfully, make up our own minds. I am still shakingmy head at the cognitive dissonance required to author a letter with the contradicting philosophies posited. I leave you with this quote from Rupert Murdoch: I think the important thing is that there be plenty of newspapers, with plenty of dierent people controlling them, so that there are a variety of viewpoints, so there is a choice for the public. This is the freedom of the press that is needed. E. S H Port CharlotteTrump just not a capable leaderE:Wow, former Secretary of State Tillerson had it absolutely right when he called Trump a moron. It was certainly moronic for the so-called president of the USA to, in essence, encourage citizens of several states to continue to demonstrate against their states governors, who are all Democrats, by twittering liberate Michigan, Minnesota, and Virginia. Trumps action is tantamount to advocating the overthrow of these state governments. And this guy is supposed to be the leader of our whole country and not just his base. Trumps inept handling of the COVID-19 epidemic is further concrete evidence he is not capable to lead our country. By getting rid of him in November, American can truly become great again. W N. S Rotonda WestCount your blessings that Trump is in chargeE:As one of those poor, dreaded Trump supporters youre addressingI am replying to your Sorry for those who support Trump letter on April 17th that states If you cant stand the heat get out of the kitchen and that Trump would never put a The Buck Stops Here sign on his White House desk. Lady, let me tell you, if Harry Truman had the phony click-bait media we have today he would have dropped the atomic bombs on the anti-American CNN and the NY Times headquarters instead of Hiroshima and Nagasaki. And rightfully so. Can you just imagine Sleepy Joe, Nancy, Chuck, Swalwell, Adam Schi and the rest of that clowncar crew trying to deal with the coronavirus? Dont forget that Joe (where-am-I?) called Trump a racist and a xenophobe for closing our country to the Chinese and Europe. Count your blessings that Trump was in charge because more than likely, a lot more of us would be dead by now. J T Port CharlotteWar is the result of primitive beliefsE:Man is the descendant of ghting animals and, when uncultured, irritate and oend each other. War is an animalistic territorial action. Today the nations are led by man who lacks in culture, spiritual intellect and constructive imagination. This lack of ideals has led to poverty, divorce, war and racial hatred. Some early causes of war were: hunger, woman scarcity, vanity slaves and revenge. But one cause of war has always been and still is to this day: primitive religions. How can we produce worthy children in a world preoccupied by prejudice, hate, fears, resentment, revenge and bigotries. The primitive religions all sanction war. In the 21st century they are: Christian, Jewish and Muslim. Religion is distorted and perverted into the pursuit of false goals and prostitutes its religion into military propaganda. Example: Let us bless and pray for our courageous heroes and patriots (i.e. our killers, murderers and assassins, especially trained and equipped to destroy Gods creation) who sacrice their life for the freedom of this nation. God bless America. One of the greatest peace moves of the ages has been the attempt to separate church and state, the struggle is still going on. T V P Port CharlotteMedical professionals are who to listen toE:Donald John Trump received a bachelors degree in economics from the Wharton School. That is a fouryear academic bachelors degree. No further record of formal education seems to exist. Bachelors degrees are generally considered to be, at best, a key that opens the door to serious academic study. An academic Masters degree may take another year or two, and an academic PhD. may take another year. Total for an academic doctorate is seven to eight years. A medical doctorate requires four years of general education (Bachelors degree), four years of medical school study (academic doctorate), and two to six years of residency training before getting board certication for practice. That is 12 years of training before being certied to enter the practice of medicine. That is just to begin being a medical doctor. The writer of a previous letter had the audacity and ignorance to put the term medical experts in quotation marks as if the qualication was questionable. The men leading our medical community not only have years of medical study behind them, but more years of extensive experience in their eld. Opinions are universal and have varying pedigrees, but uninformed opinions from whatever quarter, are just dust in the wind. No matter how popular, they have no place in the serious medical decisions that now face us. In a pandemic we are in real danger if we ignore the learned advice of our medical professionals. Science does not care what you believe, science is. R L. N Punta Gorda HAVE SOMETHING TO SAY?Letters are welcome on virtually any subject, but we do have some rules. Please keep them to less than 250 words. Letters will be edited to length as well as for grammar and spelling. All letters must be signed with full name  not initials. An address and telephone number must be included, but will not be published. Due to the number of letters received, we are able to run only one letter per person per month. Opinions and statements made in letters are solely those of the individual writers. Mail your letters to The Sun, Letters to the Editor, 23170 Harborview Road, Charlotte Harbor, FL 33980, or email them to letters@yoursun. com. Further questions, call 941-681-3003.PUBLISHER AND EDITOR Glen Nickerson COMMENTARY EDITOR John Hackworth 

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N/E/P/C www.yoursun.com | The Sun | SATURDAY, MAY 2, 2020 PAGE 7CWe send our kids o to school (in normal times) assuming that they are in good hands. This is almost true, but how about your schools library? Florida Citizens Alliance (FLCA), a 60,000-plus member organization, has for many years acted as a watchdog of our public education. For several years, they were receiving occasional complaints from parents about pornographic materials being available to their children at school. FLCA has representatives in most Florida counties, so in 2019 FLCA representatives submitted public records requests to county school districts and discovered some 44 books containing alleged pornographic content. Many school districts never responded or attempted to charge exorbitant fees for the information. To their credit, Charlotte County did respond, and provided a list of 21 materials available in local schools, some even in elementary schools. The position taken by the Supreme Court (Roth vs. the United States, 1957) is that a community standard should apply to the denition of pornography. Florida, in fact, has a well-dened community standard applying specically to the schools. That standard is collectively dened in Florida s.847.001 and s.847.012. Those state without ambiguity what sort of images and descriptions are not permitted in public school materials, and also state that it is a third degree felony to knowingly make these materials available to minors. FLCA members reviewed all of the 44 books involved, in detail, and found that under Florida law, they are pornographic. I personally reviewed three of these books, The Bluest Eye, Beloved (both by Toni Morrison), and Beautiful Bastard (Christina Lauren). The books by Morrison include specic descriptions of acts of bestiality, incest, pedophilia, and homosexuality. The Toni Morrison books are in all three high schools in Charlotte County. Beautiful Bastard, not in Charlotte County, is best described as wall-to-wall sex scenes, with no theme, no plot, and no possible literary merit. Its Perfectly Normal (Robie Harris) is available in a Charlotte elementary school, depicting nude children, and an act of sexual intercourse purporting to acquaint children with sexuality. Quoting from the book: Sexual intercourse happens when two people  a male and female or two females or two males  feel very sexy and very attracted to each other and want to be very close to each other in a sexual way. Is this how a 10-year-old should be introduced to one of the most important aspects of life? I have brought this to the attention of Amira Fox, our state attorney, and to all three of our state delegates, to no avail. The school board members are well aware of these books but have done nothing. Fortunately, in a democracy, the people rule, and an alternative is a vocal grassroots eort by concerned parents. I guarantee that any parent who reads the FLCA report will nd much to be concerned about. I will gladly supply the FLCA survey and the list of books in Charlotte County to anyone who wishes to join with me in correcting this abysmal irresponsibility in our school libraries. John R. Doner, PhD, is a member of the Charlotte County Curmudgeon Club. Readers may reach him at cccurclub@embarqmail.com. The Curmudgeon Club website is cccurmudgeon.org.Our students shouldnt be reading these booksJOHN R. DONERCharlotte County Curmudgeon Club COMMUNITY NEWS BRIEFSUtilities department offers flushing recommendationThe Charlotte County Utilities Department recommends residents and businesses ush water lines for approximately ve minutes when the water has not been used for an extended period of time. Its important to ush the hot and cold water lines to remove any stagnant water in the plumbing system. For information, contact Charlotte County Utilities Customer Service at 941764-4300 or CCUSupport@ CharlotteCountyFL.gov.Southbound lane closure on Burnt Store RoadA southbound lane closure will occur on Burnt Store Road in south Charlotte County beginning just past the Heritage Landings entrance and continue for a half-mile south of the entrance from 9 p.m.-7 a.m. Tuesday and Wednesday. This closure is required for water main installation and connections for the Burnt Store Road widening project. Advanced warning signs and aggers will be in place to aid in travel through this area. Travelers are encouraged to choose an alternate route when possible. The Public Works Department reminds motorists to remain alert at all times and to exercise caution when traveling in the vicinity of construction zones. For information, visit www. CharlotteCountyFL.gov.San Domingo Boulevard at Gasparilla closedSan Domingo Boulevard will be closed at Gasparilla Road on the following dates: May 7 and 8 and May 11-13. Trac will be detoured to Ingram Boulevard. This is required for the construction of the San Domingo Boulevard and Gasparilla Road project. Detour signs will be in place to aid in travel through this area. Travelers are encouraged to choose an alternate route when possible. For information, visit www. CharlotteCountyFL.gov.Heritage Landing water service interruptionA water service interruption is scheduled for approximately 10 p.m.-6 a.m. May 6 for Heritage Landing in southern Charlotte County. This is required work for the Burnt Store Road widening project. Customers aected include all addresses within Heritage Landing. Customers should plan on being without water service during this time. For future emergency notices, visit www. CharlotteCountyFL. gov and click Utility Emergency Notices under Popular Links. 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PAGE 8C SATURDAY, MAY 2, 2020 | The Sun | www.yoursun.com N/E/P/CNORTH PORT  The New Hope Community Church food pantry in North Port on Mondays and Fridays distributes items to the needy. Covid-19 had outstripped any such disaster in church history, said Larry Grant, a New Hope Food Pantry organizer. Those in greatest need lined Biscayne Boulevard Friday, trunk lids open in preparing for volunteers to load a box of food items to help survive the coronavirus that so far has claimed nearly 17 million American jobs. Church volunteers in gloves and masks moved vehicles in an assembly-line production. The process begins again on Monday. Pantry organizers expect more than 500 vehicles each Monday and Friday. Publix, All Faiths Food Bank, Midwest Food Bank and Bimbo Bakeries contribute tons of items to the New Hope Food Pantry. Cash contributions are always welcomed, as well, or checks payable to the New Hope Community Church food pantry. God is providing, Grant said. New Hope Community Church is at 5600 South Biscayne Drive, North Port PHOTOS PROVIDED North Port vice mayor and volunteer Jill Luke gets into the Easter spirit at Fridays delivery at the New Hope Community Church food pantry in North Port. The coronavirus is driving need for food and basic necessities in southwest Florida. Volunteers Jan Stack and Ed Stack from West Villages at Fridays food giveaway at New Hope Community Church in North Port. Drivers line up along Biscayne Boulevard at Fridays giveaway at the New Hope Community Church food pantry. It was estimated some 500 vehicles would arrive by the 5 p.m. deadline. Volunteers load food into car trunks, following the self-distancing rules under the shadow of COVID-19.New Hope Food Pantrys Friday in photos adno=3748062-1 YourSun.comLocal News SourceYour No. 4419 US 41, S., VENICE941-941-493-0025 www.cookssportlandinc.com Yes, WERE OPEN!adno=3749282-1Open daily 9am-5:30pm starting May 4th I live alone aloneOne press of a button sends help fast, 24/7, even when you cant reach a phone.but Im never alone. I have Life Alert.® AS SEEN ONTV Saving a lifefrom a potential catastropheEVERY 10 MINUTES!For a FREEbrochure call: 1-941-621-9203 adno=3748573-1 www.baconsfurniture.com17701 Murdock Circle, Port Charlotte941-625-4493 WE ARE OPENMONDAY SATURDAY 10:00 AM 5:00 PM We are practicing the following safety rules:  Proper Distancing  Hand Sanitizing  Gloves  Masks  Routine Cleaning & Disinfecting  Protective Barriers at Check-out AreasCALL OR TEXT US 941-625-4493 ALL FLEXSTEEL COLLECTIONS NOW ON SALEadno=3749345-1 

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SATURDAY, MAY 2, 2020 | YOURSUN.COM | SECTION D By MARY MCNAMARALOS ANGELES TIMESSomewhere in Suolk County, New York, perhaps right at this moment, a woman is holed up in a closet, surrounded by pill ows, b lankets and towels, and shes reading a story from a picture book. A story that might go something like this: Once upon a time, in a green and pleasant land far, far away, there lived a little girl who liked to sing. She traveled around the country with her mother and stepfather, and they sang for all sorts of people  soldiers and lorry drivers and shopkeepers; housemaids and homemakers and, on one very special occasion, the king himself. As the girl grew, so did her voice, and by the time she was a woman, people from all over the world would stop whatever they were doing just to hear her sing. And when she grew older and no longer sang as often as she once did, the people were just as happy to hear her talk. Because her voice was a magical voice, still full of music and hope  so no matter how sad or scared or angry you might be, the sound of that voice would make you feel better. And that is why Julie Andrews has been spending much of the COVID-19 shutdown stung herself into a pillow-soundproofed closet reading stories for her new American Public Media podcast, Julies Library. The rst six episodes, which drop weekly, will, she hopes, oer some aid to all those families sheltering at home like her. We want to reach the children, she says. And their parents, and their grandparents and anyone who reads with them. Mom and I are both fans of podcasts, and we had been planning to do one for quite some time, says Emma Walton Hamilton, Andrews eldest daughter and longtime cowriter-collaborator. Its a lovely extension of what weve already been doing with our own childrens books and childrens programming. And because of the virus, American Public Media was kind enough to fast-track the podcast. Its kept us very busy. Very busy, says Andrews, laughing. And its been quite a learning curve.What would Mary Poppins do (during the lockdown)? Julie Andrews launches a podcast that will include kid call-ins and guest stars RICHARD DREW/APActress Julie Andrews, right, and her daughter Emma Walton Hamilton write childrens books together. Now they are reading stori es on a newly launched podcast called Julies Library. Julies Library ShowJulie Andrews and her daughter, childrens author and educator Emma Walton Hamilton, invite you into their library to read their favorite childrens books. Every story comes to life with sound, music and activities. Authors, kids and other special guests chime in, too! Its a show that will inspire lively conversations and a lifelong love of reading. Visit www.julieslibraryshow. orgSEE JULIE , 6D Voted the Best Patio Furniture Store in Sarasota, Manatee, and VeniceCome Visit Our Newest Store Here in Port Charlotte PORT CHARLOTTE3616 Tamiami Trail Mon.-Sat. 9:30am-5:30pm Sunday Closed 941-889-7450SARASOTA3855 Clark Road, (East of Beneva on Northside of Clark) Mon-Sat 9am-5pm Sun 11am-5pm 941-925-1686BRADENTON5615 14th Street West, (US41-Tamiami Trail) Mon-Sat 9:30am-5:30pm Sun 11am-5pm 941-739-7711 Named One of The Top Patio Furniture Stores in the USA!!! 0%FINANCING AVAILABLEFOR A LIMITED TIME adno=3748759-1 

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PAGE 2D SATURDAY, MAY 2, 2020 | The Sun | www.yoursun.com N/E/P/C LOS ANGELES TIMES DAILY CROSSWORD EDITED BY RICH NORRIS AND JOYCE LEWIS Rating: GOLD JANRIC CLASSIC SUDOKU NEWSDAY CROSSWORD EDITED BY STANLEY NEWMAN SATURDAY STUMPER MARMADUKE By Brad Anderson By KATIE WALSHTRIBUNE NEWS SERVICEAlex Rivera and Cristina Ibarras lm The Inltrators is a fascinating experiment in nonction storytelling that remains engaging, even when its unique style falters, thanks to an unbelievable true story of impassioned activism. In 2012, during the height of the debate over undocumented immigrants and the political ght over the DACA and DREAM Act, a few young Dreamers decided to take a different tack, risk it all and make themselves and their activism bold, aggressive and visible. Spearheaded by Mohammad Abdollahi, the group, no longer content with sit-ins and petitions, decided to attack the Broward County Detention Department in Florida from within. It starts with a request for help from a young man, Emiliano, whose father, Claudio, was detained by ICE and threatened with deportation. After, a young undocumented activist, Marco (seen here in the documentary as himself and also played by actor Maynor Alvarado), turned himself into border patrol to inltrate the detention center (a for-prot operation with a sketchy reputation) to try and advocate from inside. Its a scheme cooked up by Abdollahi and his cohort. They used Marco to identify the right inmates to connect to their organization, to move important documents in and out of the center, to oer advice about their rights and counsel to those facing deportation and to help organize and galvanize the detainees behind bars. The lm is uniquely structured, blending interviews and documentary footage of the machinations outside with a staged re-enactment of the events inside, played by actors. The lmmakers studiously label every real person and every actor (sometimes to emotional and narrative eect), and often intercut real phone calls on one side with a re-enacted side of the conversation to build story momentum. We dont need to see a talking head interview to tell us this is how the conversation went, because with the re-enactment, we can see how it all went down. The issue, of course, is the real thing is that much more exciting than the parts of the story that are acted out. The young activists, including the real Marco Saavedra and Viridiana Martinez, who inltrate the womens section of the detention center, are so much more ery and fascinating than their actor counterparts. (Thats no fault of Alvarado and Chelsea Rendon, who plays Martinez, just a hazard of blending documentary and ction.) The re-enactments are lmed in a rather basic and tame manner, derivative of other depictions of prison stories weve seen in lm and TV. The real people of the story, in all their shaggy, scrappy, determined ways, are so much more interesting to watch, especially their youthful leader lled with wild ideas, Mohammad. Despite its unevenness, its impossible to look away from The Inltrators, due to the sheer audacity of the activists and their willingness to risk their safe but shadowy existence in the United States for this cause. Although the lm only briey touches on the 2016 election, we already know that the situation has only become exponentially worse. Witnessing the bravery of the young activists in The Inltrators is a crucial reminder that despite every crisis we face, ghting for the rights of immigrants, asylum-seekers and undocumented folks is still essential. Available through virtual cinema release. List of participating theaters: https://theinltrators. oscilloscope.netThe Infiltrators documents bravery of Dreamer activists OSCILLOSCOPEThis still is from the lm The Inltrators directed by Alex Rivera and Christina Ibarra. The Inltrators is a docu-thriller that tells the true story of young immigrants who are detained by Border Patrol, and left in a shadowy for-prot detention center. 

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PAGE 4D SATURDAY, MAY 2, 2020 | The Sun | www.yoursun.com N/E/P/C CRANKSHAFT By Tom Batiuk & Chuck Ayers SHOE By Gary Brookins & Susie MacNelly DILBERT By Scott Adams REX MORGAN By Terry Beatty MARY WORTH By Karen Moy and June Brigman BABY BLUES By Rick Kirkman and Jerry Scott DOONSBURY By Garry Trudeau We separately asked eight random people, "What's stressing you right now?" They each burst into laughter before confessing there were too many things to list. When pressed, they said some of the worst stressors included politics, money, work, health, violence/ crime, kids, parents, family, the environment and climate change. When asked, "What does stress do to the quality of your daily life?" they were pretty much in line with an American Institute of Stress study that found overall 77% of folks experience physical symptoms from stress, fatigue and headaches being the most common; 76% have psychological symptoms with anger and nervousness leading the list. Stress is a national epidemic. Nearly half of Americans say that stress is damaging the quality of their daily life both personally and professionally. At Cleveland Clinic, Dr. Mike's group has tested more than 20,000 people (before worries about COVID-19) and found that their level of perceived stress was ve standard deviations above where it was 35 years ago. Clearly, folks are feeling more pressure these days. The good news is that you can manage your stress response, feel better and avoid the health risks associated with a hyped-up stress response. Your stress response affects your metabolism and is associated with an increased level of oxidized lousy LDL cholesterol  the one that causes plaque to form in your arteries and can lead to cardiovascular disease  according to a new study in Scientic Reports. Reducing or avoiding stress may improve your metabolic prole, necessary for weight loss and to combat diabetes. Feeling stress exacerbates muscle and joint pain, because it lowers your threshold for pain and turns on genes that produce proteins associated with increased inammation. Stress can worsen symptoms of preexisting metal illness and trigger bouts of depression and anxiety. It can also damage relationships and cause sexual dysfunction. Clearly, nding ways to manage your stress response is vital for improving your health and quality of life. Here's how to begin to control it.  Today, start meditating for at least 10 minutes, morning and night. Go to ClevelandClinicWellness.com/ programs and download the free app, StressFreeNow. It has been shown in three randomized, peer-reviewed studies to decrease perceived stress by more than 40%.  Get your primary care doc involved. Identify and treat your health problems related to stress.  Find a therapist who can help you negotiate your reactions to life's challenges.  Make aerobic and strength-building physical activity (some moderate, some vigorous) part of your daily routine, aiming for at least an hour ve days a week.  Upgrade your diet: Avoid red and processed meats and added sugars, and get plenty of fruits, vegetables and 100% whole grains daily.  Improve your sleep routine (you may be sleeping too little or too much) by aiming for seven to eight hours nightly; no digital devices in the bedroom. The many health benets of reducing your stress DEAR HELOISE: I live on a lake, and I only just learned that bread is bad for ducks. Why is that?  Martha in Indiana Martha, those of us who enjoy lakeside living need to be informed about the nutritional needs of our waterfowl friends. Popcorn, bread, crackers and other human snack foods are low in protein and minerals, so feeding them these foods can result in a number of health issues. Also, when ducks and geese rely too much on human food, they may not be motivated to feed on natural foods better suited for them because of their higher nutritional value. Its always fun to feed our ducks, but check with your local feed or pet store for food that is good for them so that these beautiful creatures stay healthy and active in their natural habitat.  Heloise P.S. Fun Fact: Many species of birds, including some swan species, mate for life! DEAR HELOISE: Our family started a new tradition  the Job Jar. We write down each household chore on a slip of paper and put them in a jar. Then, each family member, including Mom and Dad, grab a slip of paper and complete that task. Makes for a fun and fair disbursement of the workload.  Sally in Texas Readers, how does your family feel about allowance? Do Mom and Dad give an allowance automatically, or must the kids earn it by doing chores? This may be the way to get everybody onboard about keeping the home and yard tidy and earning a little bit of spending money, too.  Heloise DEAR HELOISE: Heres the way I keep track of medications Im taking: I store all medication names and dosage amounts in my phone. This includes any prescribed and over-thecounter meds. This helps me when I go to the doctor or if Im ever in an accident. First responders can check the list for any drug interactions.  Shelly P., Omaha, Neb. DEAR HELOISE: My washer and dryer are in the basement, so I have to carry laundry up and down. One day I realized I was putting my clean clothes back into the laundry basket that was used for dirty clothes. Now I keep disinfecting wipes in the laundry area to wipe out my laundry basket after I take out the dirty clothes.  Mary Anna A., Omaha, Neb.Be wary of what you're feeding to stray ducks HINTS FROM HELOISEAdvice Columnist Fridays Challenger Answers CHALLENGER FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE By Lynn Johnston PICKLES By Brian Crane B.C. By Mastroianni & Hart DRS. OZ AND ROIZENAdvice Columnists mental illness 

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N/E/P/C www.yoursun.com | The Sun | SATURDAY, MAY 2, 2020 PAGE 5D DEAR ABBY: For some reason, my father hates my ance to the point where, when I stayed with my ance for one day, Dad wouldn't allow me to come home. Dad said many nasty things after eventually letting me back home, but among the more hurtful ones were that he hoped my ance would abuse me, and that I shouldn't be allowed to get married. He doesn't remember saying them, but I remember them well. Only my immediate family and my ance's family know the specics, and whenever I say I would rather have my brother walk me down the aisle, my relatives are all in disbelief. Dad has come to terms with my engagement to my ance, but he treats him differently compared to my older sister's boyfriend. Am I really in the wrong for not wanting him to escort me?  Misunderstood Bride-To-Be DEAR MISUNDERSTOOD: Does your father have a substance abuse problem? An anger management problem? Under the circumstances, it is understandable that you would prefer someone else walk you down the aisle. My advice is to do what is best for the two of you, including considering an elopement. DEAR ABBY: I'm a girl in my teens. My best friend moved away, and I miss her so much. It feels like the world has turned against me, and I am depressed. I don't like to text her, and I don't think she would let me call her every single day, although I haven't asked. I'm afraid we're not going to be friends anymore, and I feel so distant from my other friends. I made a new friend this year, but it isn't the same. What should I do, Abby? Do I talk to her about it? Or should I stop being her friend?  Missing My Best Friend DEAR MISSING: It is painful when life separates people. As you pointed out, friendships, unlike Lego blocks, are not interchangeable. Do not suddenly stop communicating with your friend. You should absolutely talk to her and tell her how you are feeling because she may be feeling the same way. With more time, you will get past this. You will meet more people and establish new relationships. But in the meantime, try to stay busy, which will help you feel less isolated. DEAR ABBY: I am an 84-year-old divorced alum from a local college, who has developed feelings for a 59-year-old widowed alum from a local university. She works at my former college and visited me a month ago asking for a donation to the college. Since then, she has shown extreme appreciation of my gift, via letter, emails and phone calls. I'm curious as to how much her feelings of appreciation are for her success as a fundraiser, or if the attraction could be mutual. Do you think the age difference is too much for me to pursue a meaningful relationship with her? I would appreciate your opinion. Thank you.  Unknown Feelings in Virginia DEAR UNKNOWN FEELINGS: Depending upon the condition you are in physically and nancially, the age difference may not be an insurmountable problem. At 59, she is old enough to decide whether it's a deal-breaker. Invite her out. See if she accepts. If she hits you up for another donation, you will know where you stand.Bride will not walk down the aisle with her father DEAR ABBYAdvice Columnist KEN KEN THE LOGIC PUZZLE THAT MAKES YOU SMARTER GOREN BRIDGE WITH BOB JONES PREVIOUS ANSWERS PEARLS BEFORE SWINE THE WIZARD OF ID By Brant Parker and Johnny Hart MUTTS By Patrick McDonnell HAGAR THE HORRIBLE MARVIN By Tom Armstrong GARFIELD BEETLE BAILEY By Mort Walker HI AND LOIS By Brian and Greg Walker BORN LOSER PEANUTS By Charles Schulz BLONDIE By Dean Young and John Marshall Weekly bridge quiz 

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PAGE 6D SATURDAY, MAY 2, 2020 | The Sun | www.yoursun.com N/E/P/C WORKING FROM HOME Andrews was supposed to be in Los Angeles this past weekend, accepting AFIs Life Achievement award and appearing at several events (two of which included me interviewing her onstage, sob), but all of those dates have been postponed due to coronavirus concerns  and so Andrews, along with a large portion of the world, is now working from home. Where she, at 84, is still managing to get more done than some of us who are considerably younger. Mother and daughter are speaking on a conference call from their homes in Sag Harbor. They live, Andrews says, about ve minutes away from each other but have been sheltering separately with occasional outdoor, socially distanced and masked visits in Andrews backyard. Its amazing how much you can make work if you really apply yourself to it, Andrews says, sounding very much like the characters  Mary Poppins, Maria von Trapp and later The Princess Diaries Queen Clarisse  that made many people, including Rosie ODonnell and, well, me, wish at times that she were our mother. Making it work has been a theme of Andrews life from her early years as a child star supporting her family through her long and varied journey as a singer, actor, writer, wife and mother. Her second memoir, released last year, is called Home Work for a reason. Most recently, she has voiced characters in Aquaman and the Despicable Me franchise; four years ago, she did a series for Netix  a kids show called Julies Greenroom. PARTNERING WITH HER DAUGHTER She and Hamilton have written a series of childrens books, some of which will be featured on Julies Library. The two had begun working on the podcast at a nearby recording studio when the coronavirus shut everything down. When Andrews agreed to continue recording in her home, American Public Media sent over the necessary equipment. I never thought that at my age, Id get to be a whiz at all this stu, Andrews says, laughing, thanks to my sweet grandson, Sam, who is a whiz. He comes over with his gloves and mask on and hooks it all up and we record away. When it turned out that Andrews oce was not ideal for sound purposes, Sam jury-rigged a solution. He built me a recording studio in one of my closets, shoved a table and chair in there and covered me with throws and blankets and towels. Says Hamilton, Its like a pillow fort. Logistics were not the only learning curve Andrews faced. Although she has performed onstage, on-screen, on television and in the recording studio, reading picture books via podcast, well, that was a new one. Its a very interesting process, she says. Im used to also being seen. But to just do a voice that is intimate and friendly, and trying to judge if what one is doing is achieving that  its a whole dierent technique that Im learning. Somehow, because its for children, and knowing that they could be listening anywhere, you want to engage them, to be accessible. It requires a kind of intimacy, adds Hamilton, being right in someones ear. Hamilton will also be reading for Julies Library, which will include kid call-ins and guest stars. When, as is now inevitable, a discussion of video conferencing comes up, Andrews says she just recently lugged a standing lamp from one room to another just to get better light on my face, and Hamilton recommended using the enhancement button. Are we using that? Andrews wants to know. I know you are, but am I? We both are, Hamilton assures her. Are you sure? Yes, she says. Its not a face-lift, Mom. Were both using it. The two laugh and Hamilton pivots to the other coronavirus-related work Andrews is doing: new Facebook videos encouraging children to hone the theatrical skills she taught on Julies Greenroom. Netix noticed an uptick in viewers for the 2017 series, Hamilton says, so we came up with a social media campaign. Mom posts short, casual videos suggesting activities kids can do that are related to each episode. Andrews loved doing the show, she says, because I wanted to educated children, just a little bit, on all aspects of the theater. And I had such fun making it. Puppeteers are so brilliant. Theyre very special human beings, a quality thats gentle and kind. She says she would love to do a second season, but for now she is focusing on Julies Library and some writing. She doesnt mind the chance to stay in one place for a while, though obviously, I wish it were for another reason. Like many of us, she is watching a lot of television  Im glued to the news  and soliciting recommendations, particularly British shows. Shes already watched The Crown (loved it), so I suggest the new Epix series Belgravia. Oh, I saw that advertised, she says. Ill denitely give it a go if you say its good. As for the AFI Life Achievement award, well, she is honored and was very much looking forward to seeing everyone, but she is condent things will get better soon and will happily y to Los Angeles whenever the ceremony can take place. Meanwhile, she says, it gives me more time to nd the right gown.JULIEFROM PAGE 1D DON BRINN/APCo-star Dick Van Dyke, right, dances with Julie Andrews for the movie Mary Poppins on June 25, 1963, in Hollywood, California.adno=3749217-1 ELITE DNA THERAPY SERVICESAn Elite Mental Health Services Provider in Southwest FloridaACCEPTING NEW PATIENTS941-244-4377info@elitednatherapy.com | www.elitedna.us VIRTUAL CARE APPOINTMENTS AVAILABLE!We are happy to announce Dr. Vinod Bhatnagars return to the Venice area. 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www.yoursun.com | The Sun | SATURDAY, MAY 2, 2020 PAGE 1 Prices are plus tax, tag, title & include rebates which are subject to change. Dealer also charges a pre-delivery service fee o f $899 which represents cost & prot to the dealer for items such as cleaning, inspecting & adjusting vehicles & preparing docu ments related to the sale or lease. +Rubicon/Mojave Excluded. Dealer not responsible for typographical errors. Vehicles may not be as pictured & are subject to prior sa le. ++On Select Models w/Chrysler Cap. With approved credit. Conquest/Loyalty Rebates are subject to FCA rules. Residency rules may apply. See dealer for details.WWW.SUNSETDCJ.COM7745 S. TAMIAMI TRAIL SARASOTA 941.922.2400Se habla Español, Bill Wagner 941-705-9095 2020 SARASOTA READERS CHOICE FIRST PLACE BEST AUTO DEALER, DOMESTIC BEST AUTO SERVICE BEST FAST OIL CHANGE SALES HOURS: MON FRI 8:30AM-7:00PM, SAT 9AM-6PM. SERVICE HOURS: MON SAT 8:00AM-6:00PM. NEW 2020 JEEP GRAND CHEROKEE 3.6L V-6 w/8-Speed Automatic, Blind Spot/Cross Path Detection, Back-Up Camera, Power W/L/M, Speed Control, Integrated Voice Command w/Bluetooth, Aluminum Wheels, Keyless Enter & GO, Park Assist, and much more. Price includes nance bonus, must nance w/Chrysler. #J20560SALE$27,999MSRP $33,540 SAVE $5,541 5.7L HEMI V-8 w/8-Speed Automatic, T/A Package, 20 Aluminum Wheels, Nappa Alcantara Heated/Ventilated Seats, Remote Start, Sat HD Radio w276-Watt Amplier & 6-Premium Speakers, Blind Spot and Cross Path Detection, Back-Up Camera, Performance Brakes, and much more. #D19767JD POWERS INITIAL QUALITYSALE$36,999MSRP $45,330 SAVE $8,331NEW 2019 DODGE CHALLENGER T/A SALE$28,999MSRP $42,415 SAVE $13,416NEW 2019 RAM 1500 CREW CAB CLASSIC 2.4L w/9-Speed Automatic, Back-Up Camera, Power W/L/M, Keyless Entry, Voice Command w/Bluetooth, Speed Control, Aluminum Wheels, Deep Tint Sunscreen Glass, Automatic Headlamps, Apple Carplay/Android Auto & more. 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Lots & acreage DEVELOPMENT LOT 1599 Placida Rd (Rt #775) 1+/Acre across from Merchants Crossing. Water, sewer, & turning lane already in place. Close to beach. Up to 8+ units possible. $299,900. Dont let this one slip away! You can never find another at this price. 3.79% financing possible. 941-769-0200 Waterfront lots LEMON BAY LOT 1860 WINSTAN AVE. 1/4 AC ONLY $179,900 Direct gulf access, deep water, no bridges, bay views, new seawall. 3 min to ICW, 5 min to Gulf. Lowest priced bay lot to be found. Two to choose from. DONT MISS THE BOAT! 941-769-0200 Sun-Classi eds.com Find Your Home Today LAKE VIEWSLarge, modern, totally turn-key furnished 2 bed/2 bath/3-car garage. Heated pool. Extra large screened and furnished lanai, plus lower level patio. Repeat seasonal renter in place. Rent out garages too! Great income producer. $205,000. Owner  nancing possible. 941-769-0200CAPE HAZE 2112 HARBOUR DRRebuilt & Redesigned this Stunning 4/3/2 POOL Home Offers a New Roof in 2019, A/C, & MORE! Porcelain Tile, Lanai, Of ce, Great Room, Storage, Boat Lift, 2 Docks on The Whidden Bay Direct Access to Peace River, Charlotte Harbor & the Gulf of Mexico from Your Own Dock! $595,000. Sharon Kerr 941-286-7315 Coldwell Banker Sunstar RealtyHARBOUR HEIGHTS LEMON BAY LOT 1860 WINSTAN AVE. 1/4 AC ONLY $179,900Direct gulf access, deep water, no bridges, bay views, new seawall. 3 min to ICW, 5 min to Gulf.Lowest priced bay lot to be found. Two to choose from. DONT MISS THE BOAT!941-769-0200ENGLEWOOD 8159 Coco SoloECONOMICAL STARTER OR INVESTMENT! NEEDS SOME TLC, BUT GREAT POTENTIAL! UNIQUE FLOOR PLAN. 1700 SF 3/2 with spacious living/dining area + separate 22x20 open spacious paneled family/game room, laundry room, storage room and workshop on large lot. Low taxes! MAKE AN OFFER! QUICK POSSESSION POSSIBLE! $149,900 Patty Gillespie Remax Anchor 941-875-2755NORTH PORT 501 Fairview Ave.THE PERFECT BLEND OF COMFORTABLE LIVING AND CHOICE LOCATION! SITTING PRETTY ON OVERSIZED, LUSHLY LANDSCAPED CORNER LOT. Gorgeous granite countertops and center island in kitchen. Freshly painted. Great curb appeal! $199,900 Patty Gillespie Remax Anchor 941-875-2755PORT CHARLOTTE SPRING DELIVERY! $239,900New 3/2/2, 1600+ sf., Split Layout, Open Floor Plan, Oversized 2 Car Garage, Located In X Flood Zone, with City Water, 80 x 125 Home Site. Call For Floor Plans and Your Personal Tour TODAY! Reliance Project Management, LLC CGC# 1512533  941-468-8300ENGLEWOOD 15352 MILLE FIORE BLVD.HOW HAVE YOU MISSED this spacious, wide open 1800 SF 3-bedroom + den/ofce with huge 21x28 garage/workshop, tile roof, brick paver driveway, 94 volume ceilings, 42 cabinets and granite countertops in kitchen and baths, extensive ceramic tile ooring, SS appliances, and lots more!?? Its perfect front to back, top to bottom, inside and out! Fantastic LOCATION in the private, hidden gated community of Villa Milano, a fun place to live, with heated community pool as part of their low homeowner fees. No CDD! CITY WATER & SEWER! Sidewalks! Underground utilities! Hurricane shutters! MAKE MY DAY. Call now to see this lovely property!Patty Gillespie Remax 941-875-2755PORT CHARLOTTE PRICED FOR QUICK SALE! 8963 TUSCANY ISLESTuscany Isles, a gated villa community, with huge lake view. Two bedroom plus den and 2 car garage almost new 1500+ sq ft. Terri c location, beautiful tile  ooring, carpet in bedrooms, immaculate, granite counters, screened lanai. Perfection! Call for private showing today. $249,000 Pat Walker 941-276-4674 REMAX Anchor RealtyPUNTA GORDA A REAL MONEY MAKER5 STAR DEVELOPMENT LOT 1599 PLACIDA RD (RT #775) 1+/Acre across from Merchants Crossing. Water, sewer, & turning lane already in place. Close to beach. Up to 8+ units possible. $299,900. Dont let this one slip away! You can never  nd another at this price. 3.79%  nancing possible. 941-769-0200ENGLEWOOD 6340 THORMAN RDLOCATION, LOCATION, LOCATION! Move-in-ready 2001.1500 SF 3/2/2 pool home on oversized fenced lot in beautiful Gardens of Gulf Cove, a deed restricted community with underground utilities, public water and sewer and sidewalks. Freshly painted! Roof replaced 2 years ago! AC replaced 4 years ago (with blue light for allergens)! Custom plywood hurricane shutters! Available for immediate possession! Immaculate! Nothing to do but move in! $279,900. Patty Gillespie Remax Anchor 941-875-2755PORT CHARLOTTE WINDJAMMER POINT3 bdrm end unit condo! Terri c views, elevator building, superb lanai, carport, guest parking, boat dock, community pool, beautifully and totally updated! This is a spectacularly redone 1830 sq ft beauty that should not be missed! $349,000. Call for your private showing today!! Pat Walker 941-276-4674 REMAX Anchor RealtyPUNTA GORDA ISLES adno=3749351-1 Call Us To Sell Your Home In The Showcase Of Homes Call (941) 429-3110 

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www.yoursun.com | The Sun | SATURDAY, MAY 2, 2020 PAGE 3 adno=3744188-1Luxury Waterfront Living C H A R L O T T E H A R B O R ! Available LiveHarborside.com 941-421-0620Right Off 776, El Jobean Rd. 14550 River Beach Drive, Port Charlotte 33953 $ !Resort-style Pool & Spa Beach Area Private 2-car Garages Door-To-Door Elevators In Condos 3 Bedrooms, 2 or 2.5 Baths Quartz Countertops Porcelain TileHurry! Phase 1 Almost Sold Out adno=3749110-1Bring your SAILBOAT No Bridges to the Bay! Live your Florida dream vacation every day! Wonderful 3BR, 2 Bath home with POOL & Spa provides a home base to travel the world on your sailboat. There is 80 feet of Concrete Seawall, plus seller owns the adjacent 80 foot Seawall lot which could be purchased separately if you wish more property. Located close to great shopping, restaurants, Golf Courses, and of course the beautiful Gulf Beaches of Boca Grande! Offered at $419,900 . SAILBOATNBidtthB! EDGERTON REALTY& Development LLC941-460-1900 or 941-964-1900 For faster service anytime, call Cell 201-953-1309 Click link for larger photos & more properties www.sw .me Award Winning Multi-Million Dollar Producers941-586-846319700 Cochran Blvd., Port Charlotte, FL 33948 shelleegee@verizon.net Just People Helping PeopleShellee & Jimmy "G" Guinta adno=3749213-1 Employment Services PROFESSIONAL RESUMES CHARLOTTE & SARASOTA CO. Call for DETAILS 941-214-5257 Clerical/office SECRETARY/RECEPTIONIST Needed for New Manufactured Home Development. Full Time. Computer Skills Needed. DMV Experience Helpful. Send Resume to: jhat99999@aol.com Medical $3000 Sign on BONUS For Full Time Positions!CNAs Full Time 3-11 & 11-7 shifts CNAs Part Time 11-7 Weekends NURSES: Full time, Part time, & PRN shifts availableSOLARIS HEALTHCARE Apply: solarishealthcare.vikus.net CNAS, HHAS AND CAREGIVERS Find New Clients by Advertising Your Services in the Senior Directory Every Wednesday in The Sun Newspapers. This Feature Publishes in Charlotte, Sarasota, and Desoto Counties. Market Yourself Reach 150,000 Readers! Call 941-429-3110 for more information CARING FOR OUR HEROESDOUGLAS T. JACOBSON STATE VETERANS HOMERegistered Nurse Senior LPN Senior CNAs PT Food Support WorkerExcellent Benefits, Vacation Leave Tammy Hoyt 941-613-0919 X 2006 Online:htt p s:// p eo p lefirst.m y florida.com Medical www.HorizonTechInstitute.comADVANCE YOUR CAREER Licensed & Accredited School Murdock Town Center on 41 1032 Tamiami Tr Unit 3 PHLEBOTOMY, EKG, LPN-wkds, CNA, Med. Asst. Classes CALL FOR DATES YOU can become a LPN within 11 months. Enrollment ongoing. Start Working In 2-5 wks! Classes Start Each Month Call For Class Dates Nursing Assistant (120hrs) Home Health Aide (75hrs) Phlebotomy Tech (165hrs) EKG Tech (165hrs) Patient Care Tech (600hrs) Job Assist. & Pymt. 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General ASTON GARDENS is in need of the following positions: CNA/Caregiver LPN 34hrs weekAPPLY in Person At: 1000 Aston Gardens Drive Venice, FL 34292 941-240-1010 CAPTAINS AND MATES FULL & PART TIME MANDATORY DRUG TESTING APPLY IN PERSON 10 A.M. 2 P.M. (M-F) 7075 PLACIDA ROAD ENGLEWOOD, FL 33946 CARRIERS NEEDED The Venice Gondolier Sun is now taking applications for carriers in Venice and surrounding areas. Must have dependable vehicle, a valid Florida Drivers License and proof of insurance. APPLY IN PERSON: 200 E. Venice Ave. Venice, FL 34285 No Phone Calls Please. CLEANERS EXPERIENCED for vacation rentals on Manasot Key. Reliable trans, year round, Flex. hrs & days. + wkends. Contact w/ resume: finnandleos@gmail.com LAWN CARE HELP NEEDED. Must be Dependable & Reliable. For More Information Please Call 941-467-5258MAILROOMTHE CHARLOTTE SUN NEWSPAPER Part-time positions available. No Experience necessary. Be able to lift at least 20 lbs., willing to train Late afternoons & evenings. E-mail to: mblubaugh@ suncoastpress.com Please, No Phone Calls We are a drug free workplace Pre-employment drug testing re q uired PARTS MANAGER F/T for busy growing Trailer Store. Must have mechanical and sales knowledge. Email trailerservice@live.com ROYS TRAILER COUNTRY General ENTRY LEVEL POSITION FOR PRINTING AT THE VENICE GONDOLIER We are currently seeking a full time entry level manufacturing position. This position includes the opportunity to learn the printing process from the entry level position and advance in a progressive environment. In this position you will assist in the creation of various well known newspapers and other related products on our Press. DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIESRemove product from the end of the printing press or finishing machine. Move skids of product with a hand jack Comply with all quality, safety and work rules and regulations.Day and Evening shifts available.Qualifications Effectively communicate with other members of the staff.Assist other crew members with various duties including webbing up of the press and/or special handwork in order to meet customer requests.Follow all clean-up and housekeeping procedures.The ability to take stacks (average 10-30 lbs) using repetitive hand/wrist movement, off of the end of a machine (2-4 feet high) and stack product on skids from floor level to 5 feet high using repetitive bending and twisting.The ability to remove skids (weighing up to 2400 lbs) by using a pallet jack The ability to use a computer.At least 18-years of age or olderAbility to work well in a team environmentAbility to follow instructions and work independentlyThe ability to read and write; possess good verbal and written comprehension. Please call Jon at 941 207 1411 for an interview General SALES REPRESENTATIVE (Punta Gorda, Pt Charlotte, North Port, Venice) BUSINESS IS GOOD! WE`RE ALSO LOOKING FOR A SALES MANAGER! LOOKING FOR A PART-TIME JOB? Make $1,000. $1,500. and Up in Your Spare Time. Weekends a Plus. Kiosk Sales No Experience Necessary Full Training Provided Cell Phone Required Our Team is Growing Not Laying Off. We Work in Retail Locations, Events and Shows Where Customers Come to Us. KIOSK SALES Working with Sun Newspapers. Reply to: hiring.now@amgincusa.com or Call 321-299-2020 Please Include Phone Number Where You Can be Reached For an Interview. A Resume Would be a plus! SIMPLE EASY GOOD MONEY Notices Announcements $1000 REWARD for the apprehension of a Hit & Run accident on 4/02/20 at approximately 4pm on Birchcrest Between Midway & Quasar. Driver is a young light haired kid driving a dark green FORD F-150 1988-1999. Call 941-456-9855 T urnyou r trashinto cash! Advertise youryard sa l e! 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PAGE 4 SATURDAY, MAY 2, 2020 | The Sun | www.yoursun.com adno=3749296-1OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 5/3 12-3PM443 Monaco Drive Punta Gorda, FL 33950NOW COMPLETE and ready for showing! See the exquisite and thoughtful design and great attention to detail throughout this now complete new construction home in Burnt Store Isles. Youll love the golf course and lake views of this 2400+ square foot pool-home. It features 4 bedrooms, 3 full baths, a den/study, an attached 3 car garage with overhead storage, a heated saltwater pool with lifetime pebble tec  nish, and a spacious paver stone lanai. Other features include impact glass and LED lighting throughout, a 16 seer A/C system, professional landscaping with irrigation, insulated and impact-resistant garage doors, paver stone drive and walkway, CAT 5, and coax wiring. This beautiful home and its ideal location are simply not to be missed.CALL or Stop by for viewing. 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Can Text pics $25 941-246-1548 FRAMED MIRROR Howard Elliot, 4X5 Ft, Black, Exc.Cond $300, OBO 941-830-0059 LIVING ROOM CHAIRS, 2 wood grain, nicely upholstered. $120 941-249-0286 MATTRESS, INFLATABLE, Blue, Queen size, built-in pump+cover. $20 941-716-5507NEED TO PLACE A CLASSIFIED AD? FREE MERCHANDISE ADS! WELCOME TO OUR WEBSITE! To Place a FREE Merchandise Ad please go to: yoursun.com/classifieds and click Place an Ad New users will need to register with their email address & create a password FREE ads are for Merchandise UNDER $500, The ad must be placed online by you. One item per ad. Ad must be 3 lines or less and the price must appear in the ad. Pets, plants, trees, fruits, vegetables, flowers, firearms and firearm accessories are excluded from this offer. Your ad will appear online for 7 days and will show in print Wednesday through Sunday. LIMIT 5 FREE ADS PER WEEK Enter Your Classified Ad 24 Hours a Day, 7 Days a Week. PLASTIC STORAGE BOXES Sterlite 54 gallon 3 for $10 941-347-7136 SHOWER CURTAIN, Samoa hooks, dark wicker access, rugs, etc. $55 941-246-1548 STORAGE HANGERS, Two overhead. Heavy duty. $35 336-471-5595 TAPESTRY, THOMAS KINKAID 3 x 5 lighted. VGC $15 941-204-2888 FLOOR MATE Spin scrub hard floor cleaner dry & wet $85 941-697-7592 VACUUM CLEANER, MIELE. Excellent with bags. $65 941-626-5501 VACUUM, KIRBY, Heritage with attachments $129, OBO 231-203-1856 Holiday items CHRISTMAS TREE 7.5ft. Frasier Fir. 850 white lights. Used twice. $100, OBO 941-639-3639 Furniture BED FRAME King, metal, New in box. $60 941-575-6856 BEDS, ( 2 ) TWIN CLEAN, Mattress, Boxspring & Frame, ex cond. $125 each 716-440-2640 BUNK BEDS dresser & nightstand, mattresses, Cherry color. $450 for all or can be split. 941-257-5500 CORNER CABINET. MAPLE Call for pics $250, OBO 941-661-5152 COUCH Mint condition, fabric $299 941-702-1450 COUCH, floral, 86X39X36. Great clean cond. Delivery available. $150 941-307-9211 DINETTE SET, like new, 24 round table, two chairs, all wood. $100 941-716-5507 DINETTE, HENRY LINK wicker, rattan, glass, 4 chairs, pink. Exc. $150, OBO 941-200-5718 DINING SET, 54 glass top on column plus 4 fabric chairs. $150 941-307-9211 DRESSER, 69X18X33, mirror, wood, 9 drawers. Delivery available. $150 941-307-9211 END TABLE light color wood, 25 deep X 18.5 across X 22. 5high $20, OBO 941-613-0097 END TABLE, Ethan Allen, gate legged. Call for pics. $40, OBO 941-661-5152 FOLDING TABLES, (2) brown tops 96X30X29. Good condition. $20 each 941-716-5507 FUTON, wood frame, beige cover, 83X36X33. Delivery available. $100 941-307-9211 HIGH-TOP TABLE & 2 Swivel stools for Lanai or Patio, Hvy Metal $300 860-209-3918 I BUY FURNITURE Or anything of value! 941-485-4964 KITCHEN SET with 2 chairs. Ikea style, White, Solid Wood top. $75 941-257-5500 KITCHEN TABLE, Rattan 42 gls top 4 chairs X cond w/ lower shelf $295, OBO 941-497-4098 LIFT CHAIR Medium green cloth excellent, works good $220 716-374-2950 Furniture LIVING ROOM CHAIRS, wood grain, nicely upholstered. $120 941-249-0286 LOUNGERS, 2 ALUMINUM New $160 each, can text pictures $160 404-376-5041 LOVE SEAT, olive fabric, clean condition. 62X38X36. Delivery available. $60 941-307-9211 PATIO SET, PVC, 6 chairs, 2 chaise, 8 cushions, table, exc cond, $300, OBO 941-914-6945 PEDESTAL TABLE, Solid oak, 48 rd +24 leaf-New cond. 6 Chairs $500 941-497-4098 POWER LIFT CHAIR by quality brand, Green, great condition. $300 941-484-4149 RECLINER DOUBLE. Leather Exc. cond. Delivery & pic. available $175 239-209-2665 RECLINER, LA-Z-BOY, Swivel rocker, beige. Exc. cond. $125 941-743-0582 ROCKING CHAIR, RATTAN Fabric cushion $400 941-702-1450 ROCKING CHAIR, White/ cushion. Great for babys room. $20, OBO 941-661-5152 SIDE TABLE, curved metal, frame + glass top, 31X22X24. $20 941-716-5507 SLEEPER SOFA Exc. cond. Can send pictures. Full size $85 404-376-5041 SOFA, RECLINING, Lamp, rug, framed prints, end tbl. Can text pics $249 941-246-1548 TABLE DECORATIVE border design, 36X24,30 high, sturdy $30, OBO 941-613-0097 TABLES, Coffee & side table, Fossile stone, glasstop $475 941-702-1450 Electronics MINI FLASHLIGHTS All work 100%, text msg pics, Nokomis $6 714-599-2137 WIRELESS HEADPHONES rechargable, all cables, like new $20, OBO 941-875-1757 WIRELSS HEADPHONES rechargable, all cables $20, OBO 941-875-1757 TV/stereo/radio SATELLITE SPEAKERS, ( 4 ) , Polk Audio. Small speakers. Big sound, exc. $65 954-642-6599 SHARP 42 TV LC $100, OBO 941-485-0681 SONY SOUND BAR 2.1 Channel 320W Subwoofer BL. NEW $209, OBO 941-268-7888 STEREO EQUIPMENT All Kinds Speakers, receivers, etc. Starting @ $10 954-642-6599 SURROUND RECEIVER, DENON w/remote high end 1350 in08 HDMI etc $295 954-642-6599 TECHNIES RECEIVER Needs a new volume control. $20, OBO 941-255-0489 TURNTABLE SYSTEM, Techics Quartz, direct drive. $125 941-624-0928 Computer equipment HP 2410 PRINTER Print/Fax/ Scan B&W and Color $10 941-347-7136 Clothing/jewelry COACH BAGS large, beige, perfect-each $50 941-235-2613 LIQUIDATING MY INVENTOR Y of over 1500 pieces. Gorgeous Jewelry of all kinds! Priced below retail. 941-875-1277. PURSE DOONEY & BOURKE, brown, large, perfect $45 941-235-2613 RAIN COATS & PANTS LL BEAN large-med black good cond both sets $45 941-914-6945 RING, RUBY HEART & Black spinel sz. 8, tcw 4.1cts $95 941-554-2140 SHOES, WOMANS Sz. 5, new in box, Gravity Defyer, Mary Jane style, Bone $30 941-554-2140 VERA BRADLEY BAGS assorted colors-each $20 941-235-2613 WATCH, INVICTA , Bolt Darth Vader black steel chrono 51mm le $160 941-554-2140 WATCH, RUSSIAN VOSTOC, New, 17 jewel auto mech., $75 941-554-2140 Antiques collectibles 1884 MS64 MORGAN. Collector also buying. $90 941-223-8718 1940S FOOT LOCKER Good condition. $85, OBO 941-740-3996 90% SILVER US Coins Selling at $18.00 per $1.00 face value. $18 941-223-8718ALWAYS BUYING ANTIQUES, ART, SILVER NEW ENGLAND ANTIQUES 941-639-9338 941-740-2449 A NTIQUE CHAIR Antique Morris chair with adjustable back $225, OBO 239-940-2069 A NTIQUE TABLE very-ornate w/ gls top 27x19x29h crv legs $125, OBO 941-497-4098 BOWL & PITCHER, white. Great Buy. Call for Pics $25, OBO 941-661-5152 BUYING SILVER COINS DIMES THRU SILVER DOLLARS. 941626-7785 CUSTER ERA INDIAN Wars United States Scouts hat insignia $195 941-475-1379 DRY SINK Granite top, 161/2x31x27 1dr, 3drws. Exc. cond $375, OBO 941-497-4098 

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www.yoursun.com | The Sun | SATURDAY, MAY 2, 2020 PAGE 5 Merchandise Englewood area garage salesESTATE SALE61 E. Horton St. Englewood SAT. May 2 9AM 3PM HOUSEHOLD SALE! Due to Coronavirus guidelines in place. Our Estate Sale is by appointment only to limit the number of people in the house. Please go to estatesales.net than go to estate sale liquidators and see the estate sale and pictures posted & address of the sale. You can email rakowitzdeborah@yahoo.com, Text/Call 513-519-6434. Please remember to keep 6 body distance apart while in house and outside on property. No Signs will be posted exce p t for front y ard. S. Venice area garage salesPSYCHIC FAIR 2nd & 4th Sat. Every month 10am-3pm TOP READERS $15/15 min ANGEL MINISTRIES 2269 S. Tamiami Trail Venice 941-492-4995 www.angelministriesfl.orgIncrease Your Customer Base and Advertise Your Business in Our Business & Service Directory and Services Sections! Antiques collectibles HESS TRUCKS 1984-2014 set of 32. Very good cond., never played with $475 941-914-6945 LARGE CHANDELIER, BRASS, 20 Candle, like lights, 140 crystals $350, OBO 941-661-5152 LENOX CHINA U S A Westwind pattern gold rim set 6 $200 941-200-5718 LITHOGRAPH STONES 2 @ 5X6 & 1 @ 6X8. 2 1/4 thick. $200 941-255-0489 MAYAN ARTIFACTS 3 authenticated figures $300 781-956-8891 PROOF AND MINT Sets from U.S. Mint $7 781-956-8891 SILVER COINS in rolls $75 781-956-8891 SILVER DOLLARS 18781935 common dates $25 781-956-8891 VINTAGE CONSOLE STEREO, Includes Record Player, Radio, Speakers. Storage. Beautiful! $350. 941-257-5500 WALLHANGING PAINTING on canvas 5x34of a City $95, OBO 716-374-2950 Fruits & vegetables THE LAW REQUIRES all Florida nurserymen, stock dealers, agents or plant brokers who advertise nursery stock for sale to provide the publisher of the advertisement with a copy of their certificate of registration. Also, the registration number issued by the Fla. Department of Ag. and printed on the certificate of registration must be included in the advertisement. Musical PIANO FREE, Must pick up. Call 941-681-3160 Medical 2 WHEEL WALKER Nice. $10 941-268-8951 A IR ROOM CLE ANER, Like new, excellent. $25 941-626-5501 CANE, 4 footed (quad) cane. Nice $8 941-268-8951 FACE MASKS Washable, cotton, many prints $5 815-298-8509 FACE MASKS Washable. 2 styles. Different sizes and ties. $3 941-323-5329 HANDICAP STAIR LIFT with deck for Mobile Home Plus $475, OBO 231-203-1856MASKS protect yourself from Viruses. 100% Cotton, Homemade Masks. $4 each 407-484-1529 Venice PLANTAR FASCIITIS Walking boot, R or L foot. Pics available $20, OBO 714-599-2137 SHOWER CHAIR Like New $20 941-268-8951 WALKER, 4 Wheel, basket, brakes, seat. NICE. $65 941-268-8951 WHEELCHAIR 18 Seat Standard. Nice. $60 941-268-8951 Trees & plants THE LAW REQUIRES all Florida nurserymen, stock dealers, agents or plant brokers who advertise nursery stock for sale to provide the publisher of the advertisement with a copy of their certificate of registration. Also, the registration number issued by the Fla. Department of Ag. and printed on the certificate of registration must be included in the advertisement. Golf accessories GOLF BALLS 22 dozen, Pro Vs-all for $150 941-235-2613 GOLF BALLS Almost new, mixed Nike, Srixon, etc, per dozen $4 941-347-7136 Getthe Getthe WordoutWordoutAdvertise Advertise inthe inthe Classifieds! Classifieds! Golf accessories YELLOW JACKET 4G BATTERY CABLES Corrosion Resistant Best Golf Cart Cables $129.95/set. Visit DarsGolfCarts.com 941-769-1431 NO TEXT PLEASE Golf carts 2017 CLUB CAR PRECEDENT $3995 Sandstone 4 passenger Golf Cart 2019 Batteries New LED Head & Taillights Folding Windshield 48 volt E.R.I.C. Charger OEM upholstery Rear View Mirror Low battery light Reverse buzzer 4 drink holders Tires, Mirror, Top 941-769-1431 Delivery Inc. (25 Mi.) Visit Dars g olfcarts.com 2017 CLUB CAR Precedent $3795 Sandstone 2 passenger Golf Cart 2017 Batteries Folding Windshield 48 volt E.R.I.C. Charger OEM upholstery Low battery light Reverse buzzer 4 drink holders Tires, Top 941-769-1431 Delivery Inc. (25 Mi.) Visit Darsgolfcarts.com 2017 CLUB CAR PRECEDENT $3995 BOB-CAT Green BRAND NEW BATTERIES Yellow Jacket Cables Monsoon Roof Matching Club Cover 48 volt ERIC Charger Factory Upholstery Folding Windshield Factory spoke Hubcaps Cooler, Sandbucket Excellent DOT Tires Wide Angle Mirror STK# 1824 941-769-1431 Visit DarsGolfCarts.com WE DELIVER FREE (25 MI.) $429 GOLF CART BATTERIES Set of six-6 volt Brand New Factory Blems LIMITED QUANTITIES US Made in Freemont, Ohio Sold in sets of 6 only Might be a scratch or a scuff Factory Warranty Cash Only-Pick up only You Load and Unload or we do it $2/battery Core exchange required taxes additional 941-769-1431 Visit Darsgolfcarts.com CLUB CAR PRECEDENT $3595 RECONDITIONED 4 Passenger Golf Cart Tan w/Tan Top Flip Down Rear Seat BRAND NEW BATTERIES $New Yellow Jacket Cables$ Battery Meter Factory Upholstery Head & Taillights Flip Down Windshield Chrome SS wheel caps All New Bushings Fresh Tires, Brakes, Mirror 48 Volt Charger, STK#R8 Call: 941-769-1431 Free Delivery (25 miles) Visit  Darsgolfcarts.com NO TEXT PLEASE Exercise/fitness TEETER Never been used, Port Charlotte $200 941-6293462 Sporting goods CAMP DINING CANOPY Ozark Trail-unused $25 941-780-6397 DAIWA R&RS Sealine 47H bnib & 2 pc 8 ft Walleye rods. Text msg for pics $50 714-599-2137 FLYFISHING LANDING NET Collectors, text pix. $20 714-599-2137 PAINT BALL SET 2 masks ,Co2 cont, gun & more $110, OBO 941-613-0097 SURF BOARD Wave Tools, tri skeg $50 941-347-7136 Firearms NOTICE: Seller Acknowledges Compliance With All Exisiting Federal, State and Local Firearms Regulations and Laws in Regards to Sale and Transfer of Advertised Firearms. Bicycles/ tricycles HIS & HERS bikes Nice, $60/ea (941)763-4818 MOUNTABLE BIKE RACK, Yakima $50 941-780-6397 Toys/games HELIUM TANK Balloon time--standard $15 941-204-2888 JIGSAW PUZZLES 5 Total, 1-100, 1-750, 1-850, 2-1000, all pieces for all $20 941-914-6945 MARBLE CHESS SET 10x10 Gray & White, Excellent cond. $40 941-830-0059 Photography/ video VHS RCA shoulder style rec. carry case, batt. ac ad, tripod $40 617-460-2341 Lawn & garden A ERATOR WATER fill tow behind aerator $20 863-491-0707 BLOWER, TROYBUILT Handheld Gas. $90, OBO 941-485-0681 CUB CADET CHIPPER # CS2210 $250 863-491-0707 ENGINE, BRIGGS 1150 Series. Brand new. $200 941-629-5429 GAS CANS good ones $10 941-743-0582 IRONTON 5 Ton electric log splitter splits 21L,10d almost new $190 941-624-0928 PRESSURE WASHER, Troy Built, New pump complete. $220, OBO 941-485-0681 PUSH MOWER Bolen 20 $125, OBO 941-485-0681 ROTARY PUSH MOWER Earthwise 16, 7 blade, like new $80 941-624-0928 TILLER, MURRAY, rear tine tiller RT6000X92A. $100 863-491-0707 TOW BEHIND SPRE ADER Brinley tow behind spreader $50 863-491-0707 WEED WACKER Echo Strait Shaft VG +parts $95, OBO 941-268-7888 WEED WACKER, CRAFTSMAN 32CC 2-cycle, gas $25, OBO 941-255-5484 Outdoor living FOLDING BEACH/YARD CHAIRS Good shape/10 available. $3ea 315-525-9304 GLIDER CHAIR SET (2) New cushion out doors $300 941-200-5718 GRILL PANINI GRILL, G/E 4 in 1, open grill, flat press. exc. $18 941-200-5718 HIGH-TOP TABLE & 2 swivel stools for lanai or patio. Heavy metal $300 860-209-3918 OUTDOOR CHAIRS two green, cloth, metal, new $34 941-624-0928 PATIO SET 40x68 gls top w/6 chairs, new cond. +/32side table $375 941-497-4098 PATIO SET, 3PC. Round Fiber Glass Pub Set. Can text pics $125 404-376-5041 PATIO SET, PVC, 6 chairs, 2 chaise, 8 cushions, table, exc cond, $300, OBO 941-914-6945 RESIN CHAIRS Stackable for lanai or outside aqua. Can text pics $7 941-246-1548 TABLE UMBRELLA w/ stand. 81 diameter. Good condition. $50 941-740-3996 TABLE, Wrought iron 20 Round, 18 high, glass top $35, OBO 941-613-0097TREEMENDOUS TREE, INC. NURSERY PROFESSIONAL LANDSCAPE DESIGN SERVICES AVAILABLE! STOP IN TO SEE US SATURDAY ONLY 9AM-2PM 6068 RUFF ST. NORTH PORT OR CALL 941-426-8983 FL-6444 A WEED WACKER, CRAFTSMAN 32CC 2-cycle, gas $25, OBO 941-255-5484 Building supplies A LUMINUM WINDOWS, 7 White plexiglass. Must see $400 941-624-0928 CEILING FAN w/ lights, Harbor Breeze, lighted, 5 blade. LN $20 941-204-2888 KITCHEN FAUCET Sanitary Wares with hose LN $15 941-204-2888 Tools/machinery 24 FT aluminum ladder $125 941-743-0582 BENCH SANDER, 12 inch, heavy duty $50 941-780-3977 DRILL KIT, RYOBI, drill, 2, batteries, charger, bag. All in good shape. $65 941-740-0270 FINISH AIR NAILER Bostitch, brand new, Model N60FN-2 still in box $100 941-780-3977 HYDRAULIC JACK, 2 1/4 Ton, works good. Bought bigger. $45 941-740-0276 Tools/machinery LADDER 8 ft aluminum. Exc. condition. $50 941-743-0582 METAL STAND, Heavy duty, 30 in. high, with 3/4 hp motor $100 941-780-3977 OUTPUT SHAFT, Briggs Intek Pro. New. 10 hp, Horizontal 1 inch $250 941-629-5429 SAWZALL, MILWAUKEE, Sawzall, charger, 1 battery, case. $60 941-740-0276 SKILL ELECTRIC SAW 7 1/4 Circular. $20, OBO 941-485-0681 SMALL GAS ENGINES 3 engines, $100 each, 35cc-41cc, Wico. $100 941-223-8718 WEED WACKER, CRAFTSMAN 32CC 2-cycle, gas $25, OBO 941-255-5484 Cats NOTICE: Statute 585.195 states that all dogs and cats sold in Florida must be at least eight weeks old, have an official health certificate and proper shots, and be free of intestinal and external parasites. Dogs NOTICE: Statute 585.195 states that all dogs and cats sold in Florida must be at least eight weeks old, have an official health certificate and proper shots, and be free of intestinal and external parasites. Pet supplies & services FISH TANK 35 gallon, w/hood. Small leak. Good shape. FREE 941-474-5662 Appliances A IR FRYER, Della 3.2qt digital w/ cookbook, unused $25 941-204-2888 BREAD MAKERS, Automatic, in perfect working condition. $20 each 941-716-5507 DISHWASHER G.E., white,clean, works perfect $95 716-374-2950 DISHWASHER KENMORE, white, like new, clean, excl condition. $50 508-642-0043 DISHWASHERL G.E. white, clean, works perfect $95 716-374-2950 REFRIDGERATOR, SAMSUNG 2 door, bottom freezer, ice $295 941-629-3350 REFRIGERATOR SIDE BY SIDE, lt. bisque, Fridgidair, water & ice, $265 (941)763-4818 WASHER & DRYER Nice, White, $325. (941)763-4818 delivery avail. WASHER, FRONT LOAD Gray, G.E. model GFW450SM, like new $475, OBO 941-628-5192 Miscellaneous for sale 1884 MS64 MORGAN. Collector also buying. $90 941-223-8718 IVATION FOOT SPA Multifunction heated massager $30 941-200-5718 MAGAZINES 8 VOLUMES, mint cond. History of WWII each volume $80 617-460-2341 SHELVING 30FT. 12 wide with wall mount adj. brackets incl. $50 617-460-2341 $75.00 PER PANELSLIDING GLASS DOOR REPAIRS Wheels Tracks & LocksCALL BOB 941-706-6445Affordable Maintenance Owned and operated by Local Fire fighter. TYPEWRITER, SMITH CORONA SD650. Good condition. $75, OBO 941-740-3996 Wanted to buy/trade BUYING SILVER COINS DIMES THRU SILVER DOLLARS. 941-626-7785 WANT TO BUY Model kits, cash paid. $10 941-286-3119 Transportation Cadillac 2016 CADILLAC $28,990. BLACK NAV, 32K MI. 855-280-4707 DLR CADILLAC XT5-SUV One Price Delivered Save NO Dealer fees Save NO Title or tag fees Save NO Cash fees 3,500 Surplus 2016-2019 Low miles, Fact warr @Bargain prices-Now! Call for details, prices Justin 941 350-7544 Factory Off Lease Auto Brokers 1041 US 41 Bypass S Venice Fl 34285 Chevy 2017 CHEVY CORVETTE $49,911. RED, 17K MI. 855-280-4707 DLR Chrysler 2002 PT CRUSIER Rejuvinated Nostolgia, dark red, 2.4L, auto, air, 7,222k/year $4990. Ken @ 518-577-3177 Venice Ford NEED TO PLACE A CLASSIFIED AD? FREE MERCHANDISE ADS! WELCOME TO OUR WEBSITE! To Place a FREE Merchandise Ad please go to: yoursun.com/classifieds and click Place an Ad New users will need to register with their email address & create a password FREE ads are for Merchandise UNDER $500, The ad must be placed online by you. One item per ad. Ad must be 3 lines or less and the price must appear in the ad. Pets, plants, trees, fruits, vegetables, flowers, firearms and firearm accessories are excluded from this offer. Your ad will appear online for 7 days and will show in print Wednesday through Sunday. LIMIT 5 FREE ADS PER WEEK Enter Your Classified Ad 24 Hours a Day, 7 Days a Week. 2014 ROUSH RS1 MUSTANG GT Premium w/ Track Pack. Has Stage 2 Suspension w. Roush Factory Tune. #2 of 75 Made! Less than 21K Miles! $28,000 260-402-6470 Lincoln 2010 LINCOLN TOWN-CAR SL $8,500 Only 63K Miles, Excellent Condition. 941-286-5159 Acura 2017 ACURA RDX $22,990. SILVER, 12K MI. 855-280-4707 DLR Honda 2015 HONDA CR-V $11,911. GRAY, 116K MI. 855-280-4707 DLR 2017 HONDA HRV $16,911. SILVER, NAV, 16K MI. 855-280-4707 DLR 2019 HONDA ODESSEY $38,911. WHITE, 5,980 MI. 855-280-4707 DLR Kia 2012 KIA OPTIMA $5,900 Maroon, 108K Miles, 24-30 MPG. Service Regulary 817-807-7746 2015 KIA OPTIMA $9,911. MAROON, LX, 70K MI. 855-280-4707 DLR Lexus 2013 LEXUS RX-300 $15,911. SILVER, 69K MI 855-280-4707 DLR 2013 LEXUS RX-300 $17,911. AGATE, NAV, 66K MI 855-280-4707 DLR 2015 LEXUS NX-200 $22,911. RED, CERT, 16K MI 855-280-4707 DLR 2014 LEXUS RX-300 $22,911. GRAY, CERT, 35K MI 855-280-4707 DLR 2017 LEXUS NX-200 $25,911. ATOMIC, CERT, NAV, 41K MI 855-280-4707 DLR 2019 LEXUS UX-200 $27,911. SILVER, NAV,, 8,175 MI 855-280-4707 DLR 2019 LEXUS UX-200 $27,911. GREEN, NAV,, 6,971 MI 855-280-4707 DLR Lexus 2019 LEXUS UX-200 $27,911. BLACK, NAV, 5,715 MI 855-280-4707 DLR 2019 LEXUS UX-200 $27,911. BLACK, NAV 8,759 MI 855-280-4707 DLR 2019 LEXUS UX-200 $27,911. ATOMIC, NAV, 8,489 MI 855-280-4707 DLR 2017 LEXUS ES-350 $27,911. ATOMIC, CERT, NAV, 28K MI 855-280-4707 DLR 2019 LEXUS ES-350 $27,990. WHITE, CERT, 12K MI 855-280-4707 DLR 2017 LEXUS NX-200 $29,911. WHITE, CERT, NAV, 15K MI 855-280-4707 DLR 2018 LEXUS NX-300 $31,911. ATOMIC, CERT, NAV, 28K MI 855-280-4707 DLR 2017 LEXUS RX-350 $33,911. BLUE, CERT, NAV, 16K MI 855-280-4707 DLR 2017 LEXUS RX-350 $34,911. GRAY, CERT, NAV, 27K MI 855-280-4707 DLR 2019 LEXUS ES-350 $35,911. GRAY, CERT, NAV, 4,728 MI 855-280-4707 DLR 2017 LEXUS GX-460 $35,911. WHITE, CERT, NAV, 45K MI 855-280-4707 DLR Mercedes 2017 MERCEDES GLK-350 $28,911. BLACK, NAV, 27K MI 855-280-4707 DLR 2019 MERCEDES GLC43 $40,911. BLACK, NAV, 15K MI 855-280-4707 DLR Nissan 2016 NISSAN PATHFINDER $18,990. GRAY, 40K MI 855-280-4707 DLR 2017 NISSAN MURANO $26,000. RED, NAV, 25K MI 855-280-4707 DLR Toyota 2017 TOYOTA 4-RUNNER $28,990. WHITE, NAV, SR5, 34K MI. 855-280-4707 DLR 2016-2019 Toyotas 50 off Factory Lease Weekly No Dealer or Plate Fees Fact warranty-low miles 2016 Corolla from $12,500 2018 Corolla from $14,500 2016 Camry from $14,500 2018 Camry from $18,500 2016 Rav 4 from $15,500 2018 Rav 4 from $19,500 Please call for details-appt. Justin 941 350-7544 Factory Off Lease Auto Brokers 1041 US 41 Bypass S, Venice Antiques/ collectibles 1999 BENTLEY AZURE Mulliner 36k orig miles, celebrity owned, clean title, convert, 2 door, garage kept $49,000 / obo or trade 941-250-8816 Autos wanted We BUY CARS & TRUCKS RUNNING OR NOT! $400 CASH + UP Frank 941-249-7522BEST $$ For JUNKERS24/7, Fast Pickup, Cash Paid Since 2004. Jim 941-286-3122 AUTO BUYERS WANTED 1500 Vehicles Weekly fresh Florida Factory off Lease  House calls by appointment  FACTORY WARRANTY  No dealer add on fees save up to $3000  Avoid 30/40% depreciation Factory Off Lease Auto Brokers CALL KEN, VENICE 518-577-3177 Place Ads! Shop Ads! Call Us! 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Safely Sell or Buy Dick Miller, REALTOR ® , Team Leader Deborah Miller, PLLC, REALTOR ® WE CARE ABOUT YOU Stay Safe, Healthy & Positive Stay Safe, Healthy & Positive WE CARE ABOUT YOU C7425816 PUNTA GORDA 33982 730 RIVIERA DR $85,000 1,140 $75,000 4/24/2020 Private 2 1 0 1961 Single Family Residence Cash 74.56 0.88 C7426311 PORT CHARLOTTE 33952 1515 FORREST NELSON BLVD $94,500 899 $94,500 4/23/2020 Community 2 2 0 1983 Condominium Conventio nal 105.12 1 102.05 D6110724 PORT CHARLOTTE 33952 1515 FORREST NELSON BLVD $99,000 899 $95,000 4/24/2020 Community 2 2 0 1984 Condominium Conventio nal 110.12 0.96 C7427756 PORT CHARLOTTE 33952 3445 WESTLUND TER $110,000 934 $107,000 4/25/2020 None 3 2 0 1959 Single Family Residence Cash 11 7.77 0.97 84.25 C7424482 PUNTA GORDA 33983 25050 SANDHILL BLVD #7B2 $110,000 859 $108,000 4/24/2020 Community 2 2 0 1989 Condominium Convention al 128.06 0.98 125.73 C7423267 PORT CHARLOTTE 33952 21405 OLEAN BLVD #612 $122,900 807 $119,000 4/24/2020 Community 2 2 0 1982 Condominium Convention al 152.29 0.97 126.19 A4462905 NORTH PORT 34286 4503 SAN LUIS TER $125,000 1,311 $125,000 4/23/2020 None 3 2 0 2006 Single Family Residence Cash 95.3 5 1 A4460764 PORT CHARLOTTE 33952 3257 CRESTWOOD DR $129,000 1,187 $132,000 4/27/2020 None 3 2 0 1958 Single Family Residence VA 10 8.68 1.02 67.45 C7426944 PUNTA GORDA 33982 510 TAM O SHANTER LN $130,888 1,074 $140,000 4/27/2020 None 2 2 0 1974 Single Family Residence FHA 1 21.87 1.07 82.64 O5830477 PORT CHARLOTTE 33952 21331 AUSTIN AVE $134,900 1,378 $130,000 4/23/2020 None 3 1 0 1964 Single Family Residence Conven tional 97.9 0.96 C7425803 PORT CHARLOTTE 33948 5193 CHAVES CIR $138,500 912 $136,000 4/24/2020 None 2 2 0 1983 Single Family Residence Conventio nal 151.86 0.98 C7426839 PORT CHARLOTTE 33952 22090 ELMIRA BLVD $142,000 1,237 $149,000 4/24/2020 None 3 2 0 1975 Single Family Residence FHA 114.79 1.05 87.8 C7427843 PUNTA GORDA 33950 3450 GULFBREEZE LN $149,700 1,248 $143,000 4/24/2020 None 3 2 0 1973 Single Family Residence Cash 11 9.95 0.96 108.66 C7427673 PUNTA GORDA 33983 2180 HERON LAKE DR #101 $159,900 1,293 $152,500 4/27/2020 Community 3 2 0 2006 Condominium Cash 123. 67 0.95 117.94 D6111463 ENGLEWOOD 34224 7360 VAN LAKE DR $160,000 1,780 $165,000 4/27/2020 None 3 2 0 1980 Single Family Residence Conventiona l 89.89 1.03 67.35 C7426294 PORT CHARLOTTE 33948 18537 QUAINT AVE $164,900 1,264 $167,900 4/27/2020 None 3 2 0 1990 Single Family Residence FHA 13 0.46 1.02 D6110869 ENGLEWOOD 34223 95 W LANGSNER ST $164,900 920 $164,900 4/23/2020 None 2 1 0 1945 Single Family Residence Conventional 179.24 1 112.18 C7426923 NORTH PORT 34287 4050 KINCORD LN $169,900 1,236 $167,000 4/24/2020 None 2 2 0 1987 Single Family Residence Conventiona l 137.46 0.98 C7422811 PUNTA GORDA 33955 17278 ACAPULCO RD #312 $169,900 1,280 $164,000 4/23/2020 Community 2 2 0 2008 Condominium Convention al 132.73 0.97 128.13 D6111050 PORT CHARLOTTE 33981 13450 BENNETT DR $184,500 1,395 $181,500 4/24/2020 Community 2 2 0 1979 Single Family Residence C onventional 132.26 0.98 94.29 C7421272 PUNTA GORDA 33955 2061 MATECUMBE KEY RD #3 $189,000 1,744 $185,000 4/24/2020 Community 3 2 1 1990 Condominium Conventi onal 108.37 0.98 C7427486 PUNTA GORDA 33983 71 SEASONS DR $199,900 1,595 $199,900 4/24/2020 None 3 2 0 2017 Single Family Residence Conventional 125.33 1 91.91 D6111644 ENGLEWOOD 34223 541 BLACKBURN ST $199,900 1,367 $197,900 4/24/2020 Private 2 2 0 1972 Single Family Residence Cash 146 .23 0.99 109.88 C7425360 NORTH PORT 34287 4441 BARODA AVE $199,900 1,290 $199,900 4/24/2020 None 3 2 0 1998 Single Family Residence FHA 154.96 1 102.09 N6108994 ENGLEWOOD 34224 1760 MEL O DE LN $199,900 1,674 $186,000 4/23/2020 None 2 2 0 1974 Single Family Residence Conventiona l 119.41 0.93 O5794300 NORTH PORT 34286 2738 TRILBY AVE $202,400 1,546 $202,800 4/23/2020 None 3 2 0 2020 Single Family Residence Conventiona l 130.92 1 O5794495 NORTH PORT 34286 2445 FLAGAMI LN $210,730 1,867 $215,310 4/23/2020 None 4 2 0 2020 Single Family Residence Cash 112.87 1.02 O5740852 PORT CHARLOTTE 33953 2114 APIAN WAY $218,751 1,523 $218,751 4/23/2020 None 3 2 0 2018 Single Family Residence FHA 143. 63 1 C7426090 NORTH PORT 34286 1543 WISE DR $224,333 1,656 $224,333 4/24/2020 None 3 2 0 1996 Single Family Residence FHA 135.47 1 C7425836 NORTH PORT 34287 5048 KINGSLEY RD $224,877 2,350 $230,000 4/27/2020 None 3 2 0 1979 Single Family Residence FHA 95.69 1.02 79.92 C7421118 PUNTA GORDA 33982 28458 SILVER PALM DR $224,900 1,263 $190,000 4/24/2020 None 3 2 0 1973 Single Family Residence Cash 178.07 0.84 A4464677 ENGLEWOOD 34224 7140 QUARRY ST $229,000 1,722 $229,900 4/24/2020 None 3 2 0 2020 Single Family Residence Cash 132.98 1 C7425679 PUNTA GORDA 33955 26063 FEATHERSOUND DR $229,900 1,637 $220,000 4/28/2020 Community 3 2 0 2001 Single Family Residence Conventional 140.44 0.96 91.93 C7424183 PORT CHARLOTTE 33948 987 LINNAEN TER NW $229,900 1,572 $227,500 4/28/2020 Private 3 2 0 1987 Single Family Residence C onventional 146.25 0.99 100.49 C7426788 NORTH PORT 34291 3439 ARMOUR TER $233,000 1,381 $233,300 4/24/2020 Private 3 2 0 2004 Single Family Residence FHA 168.72 1 114.31 C7425371 PORT CHARLOTTE 33948 4236 MALLEE ST $235,000 1,462 $235,000 4/27/2020 Private 3 2 1 1989 Single Family Residence Conve ntional 160.74 1 108.7 A4462696 NORTH PORT 34286 1762 RIVAL TER $239,900 1,498 $235,000 4/27/2020 None 3 2 0 2020 Single Family Residence Priv ate, Financing 160.15 0.98 108.29 C7419924 PUNTA GORDA 33950 455 W RETTA ESPLANADE $249,000 879 $239,900 4/23/2020 None 2 1 0 1901 Single Family Residence Conven tional 283.28 0.96 N6109208 NORTH PORT 34287 3211 BRIANT ST $249,999 1,900 $249,999 4/23/2020 Private 3 2 0 1991 Single Family Residence Conventio nal 131.58 1 93.01 O5735113 PORT CHARLOTTE 33954 22499 FORTUNE AVE $256,505 1,988 $249,000 4/23/2020 None 3 2 0 2019 Single Family Residence Conve ntional 129.03 0.97 C7425579 PORT CHARLOTTE 33952 3261 CONWAY BLVD $260,000 1,837 $254,000 4/24/2020 Private 3 2 0 1983 Single Family Residence Con ventional 141.54 0.98 100.04 C7423658 PORT CHARLOTTE 33981 11972 SURREY AVE $264,650 2,150 $262,750 4/24/2020 None 4 2 0 2020 Single Family Residence Cash 1 23.09 0.99 C7424464 PORT CHARLOTTE 33954 174 ORLANDO BLVD $265,000 2,198 $256,500 4/23/2020 Private 3 2 0 2004 Single Family Residence Con ventional 120.56 0.97 84.1 N6108522 PUNTA GORDA 33980 24200 RIVERFRONT DR $274,985 2,034 $260,000 4/24/2020 Community 4 2 0 2019 Single Family Residence C ash 135.19 0.95 127.83 C7417206 PUNTA GORDA 33982 17573 CANOPY CT $284,900 2,032 $282,000 4/23/2020 None 3 3 0 2019 Single Family Residence FHA 140.21 0.99 107.22 D6111417 PORT CHARLOTTE 33981 14745 KEYSTONE BLVD $289,000 1,867 $282,500 4/27/2020 Private 3 2 0 2013 Single Family Residence Conventional 154.79 0.98 D6111208 PUNTA GORDA 33983 1528 WASSAIL LN $289,000 1,957 $286,500 4/24/2020 None 3 2 0 2014 Single Family Residence Conventional 147.68 0.99 85.8 C7426344 PUNTA GORDA 33950 900 E MARION AVE #1212 $289,900 1,647 $280,000 4/24/2020 Private, Com 3 2 0 2006 Condominium Cash 17 6.02 0.97 C7425708 PORT CHARLOTTE 33948 3289 PELLAM BLVD $289,900 1,710 $240,000 4/28/2020 Private 3 2 0 1986 Single Family Residence Pri vate 169.53 0.83 97.48 C7426184 PUNTA GORDA 33950 316 COLDEWAY DR #29 $290,000 1,412 $275,000 4/24/2020 Community 2 2 0 1981 Condominium Conventional 205.38 0.95 D6111965 ENGLEWOOD 34223 655 BARNACLE CT $295,000 1,569 $295,000 4/24/2020 None 3 2 0 2014 Single Family Residence Conventional 188.02 1 C7423066 NORTH PORT 34287 5764 WHITE JASMINE WAY $299,900 2,093 $299,900 4/28/2020 Community 3 2 0 2004 Single Family Residence VA 143.29 1 103.66 D6111107 PORT CHARLOTTE 33953 3430 BAY RIDGE WAY $314,900 2,018 $320,000 4/28/2020 Community 3 2 0 1999 Single Family Residence Cash 156.05 1.02 C7425774 PORT CHARLOTTE 33953 15141 MILLE FIORE BLVD $314,900 1,978 $310,000 4/27/2020 Private, Com 3 2 0 2015 Single Family Re sidence Conventional 159.2 0.98 120.67 A4451384 NORTH PORT 34288 5276 ARITON RD $325,000 2,415 $295,000 4/24/2020 Private 4 2 1 2001 Single Family Residence Conventio nal 134.58 0.91 C7414415 PORT CHARLOTTE 33981 10141 AMICOLA ST $330,000 2,493 $309,000 4/27/2020 None 6 4 0 2019 Single Family Residence Conven tional 132.37 0.94 D6110638 ENGLEWOOD 34223 2240 N BEACH RD #14E $349,900 600 $320,000 4/23/2020 None 1 1 0 1980 Condominium Conventional 583.17 0 .91 C7427093 PUNTA GORDA 33983 27348 SAN MARINO DR $354,900 1,496 $340,000 4/23/2020 Private 3 2 0 1989 Single Family Residence Con ventional 237.23 0.96 D6106761 PORT CHARLOTTE 33981 15440 AVERY RD $380,000 1,817 $365,000 4/27/2020 Private 3 2 0 2004 Single Family Residence Conve ntional 209.14 0.96 C7417127 PUNTA GORDA 33950 3800 BERMUDA CT $399,900 1,770 $382,500 4/27/2020 None 3 2 0 1986 Single Family Residence Convention al 225.93 0.96 143.85 C7425692 PUNTA GORDA 33950 2511 RIO GRANDE DR $434,000 1,553 $414,500 4/28/2020 Private 3 2 0 1984 Single Family Residence Conv entional 279.46 0.96 178.97 C7423757 PUNTA GORDA 33950 1531 AQUI ESTA DR #1 $449,900 1,806 $435,900 4/24/2020 Private 3 2 0 2002 Condominium Conventional 2 49.11 0.97 241.36 D6107603 PORT CHARLOTTE 33981 9055 SANTA LUCIA DR $509,900 2,192 $539,999 4/24/2020 Private 3 3 0 2019 Single Family Residence Conventional 232.62 1.06 164.89 D6108984 ENGLEWOOD 34223 6790 MANASOTA KEY $1,892,000 1,947 $1,847,000 4/27/2020 None 3 3 0 1982 Single Family Residence Cash, Con 971.75 0.98 554.32 ML# CITY ZIP CODE ADDRESS LIST PRICE AREA SOLD PRICE SOLD DATE POOL BE FB HB BUILT PROPERTY STYLE SOLD TERMS LP/SQFT SP/LP LP/SQFTCHARLOTTE COUNTY/NORTH PORT TRANSFERSCOURTESY OF PUNTA GORDA, PORT CHARLOTTE, NORTH PORT ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS PROPERTY TRANSFERS D6111529 2791 12TH ST ENGLEWOOD 34224 GROVE CITY 713 $75,400 2 1 0 1958 None Single Family Residence Cash 4/21/2020 $106.45 $ 105.75 0.99 D6106900 5820 GASPARILLA RD BOCA GRANDE 33921 GULF SHORES NORTH $107,000 1981 None Dock-Rackominium Cash 4/21/2020 0.97 D6111608 2515 HERON DR ENGLEWOOD 34224 HOLIDAY MOB ESTATES 744 $109,900 2 1 0 1972 None Mobile Home Cash 4/21/2020 $147.72 $1 47.72 1 W7821162 293 BROADMOOR LN ROTONDA WEST 33947 BROADMOOR ROTONDA W 1,408 $122,000 3 2 0 1996 None Single Family Residence Cash 4 /23/2020 $102.98 $86.65 0.84 D6111321 190 ROTONDA BLVD W ROTONDA WEST 33947 BOULEVARD W ROTONDA 874 $123,000 2 2 0 2004 None Condominium Conventional 4/20/ 2020 $144.74 $140.73 0.97 A4460005 309 E LANGSNER ST ENGLEWOOD 34223 PROSPECT PARK SUB OF BLK 5 896 $135,000 2 1 0 1966 None Single Family Residence Cash 4/21/2020 $155.92 $150.67 0.97 D6111544 7330 ELLIS LN PORT CHARLOTTE 33981 PORT CHARLOTTE SEC 065 900 $143,000 2 2 0 1983 Private Single Family Residence Cas h 4/21/2020 $166.56 $158.89 0.95 D6111214 1291 IBIS DR ENGLEWOOD 34224 HOL MOB ESTATE 1ST ADD 1,860 $155,000 3 2 0 2006 None Manufactured Home Conventional 4/2 0/2020 $83.33 $83.33 1 D6111199 6491 HAMLET DR ENGLEWOOD 34224 GULFWIND VILLAS PH 11 1,250 $159,900 2 2 0 1996 Community Condominium Cash 4/20/2020 $ 127.92 $127.92 1 D6111620 8467 TANAKA DR ENGLEWOOD 34224 LEMON BAY ISLES PH 111 1,121 $160,000 2 2 0 1991 Community Manufactured Home Cash 4/22 /2020 $146.74 $142.73 0.97 D6109855 210 HIGH POINT DR ENGLEWOOD 34223 HIGH POINT ESTATE II 1,261 $160,000 2 2 0 1980 Community Condominium Conventional 4 /22/2020 $137.11 $126.88 0.93 D6110869 95 W LANGSNER ST ENGLEWOOD 34223 GOULDS ADD 920 $164,900 2 1 0 1945 None Single Family Residence Conventional 4/23/2020 $179.24 $179.24 1 D6111493 5441 GILLOT BLVD PORT CHARLOTTE 33981 PORT CHARLOTTE SEC 052 1,382 $167,000 2 2 0 1984 Private Single Family Residenc e Cash 4/21/2020 $108.47 $120.84 1.11 D6111356 304 PINE HOLLOW CIR ENGLEWOOD 34223 PINE HOLLOW 1,112 $175,000 2 2 0 1992 Community Condominium Cash 4/21/2020 $159.9 8 $157.37 0.98 D6110429 69 CADDY RD ROTONDA WEST 33947 ROTONDA W O AKLAND HILLS 1,743 $176,000 3 2 0 1973 Private Single Family Residence Cash 4/21/2020 $105.57 $100.98 0.96 J913516 7047 HALIFAX ST ENGLEWOOD 34224 PORT CHARLOTTE SEC 064 1,238 $180,000 3 2 0 1984 Private FHA 4/20/2020 $145.40 $145. 40 1 D6111050 13450 BENNETT DR PORT CHARLOTTE 33981 PORT CHARLOTTE SEC 066 1,395 $181,500 2 2 0 1979 Community Single Family Reside nce Conventional 4/24/2020 $132.26 $130.11 0.98 N6108994 1760 MEL O DE LN ENGLEWOOD 34224 MEL-O-DEE LANE 1,674 $186,000 2 2 0 1974 None Single Family Residence Conventional 4 /23/2020 $119.41 $111.11 0.93 D6111265 6991 BEARDSLEY ST ENGLEWOOD 34224 PORT CHARLOTTE SEC 064 1,073 $193,650 2 2 0 1983 Private Single Family Residence Co nventional 4/21/2020 $177.07 $180.48 1.02 D6110864 1360 LEAWOOD RD ENGLEWOOD 34223 OVERBROOK GARDENS 887 $195,000 2 1 0 1956 Private Single Family Residence Financing 4/20/2020 $242.39 $219.84 0.91 D6111644 541 BLACKBURN ST ENGLEWOOD 34223 BAY VISTA BLVD ADD 03 1,367 $197,900 2 2 0 1972 Private Single Family Residence Cash 4/24/2020 $146.23 $144.77 0.99 C7424503 3613 BLITMAN ST PORT CHARLOTTE 33981 PORT CHARLOTTE SEC 060 1,847 $210,000 3 2 0 1988 None Single Family Residence VA 4/22/2020 $113.70 $113.70 1 A4453887 11945 FLORENCE AVE PORT CHARLOTTE 33981 PORT CHARLOTTE SEC 065 1,639 $224,900 3 2 0 2019 None Single Family Residence Conventional 4/21/2020 $137.22 $137.22 1 C7423961 8400 MATECUMBE RD PORT CHARLOTTE 33981 PORT CHARLOTTE SEC 093 1,600 $225,000 3 2 0 2016 None Single Family Residence VA 4/21/2020 $145.00 $140.63 0.97 A4464677 7140 QUARRY ST ENGLEWOOD 34224 PORT CHARLOTTE SEC 064 1,722 $229,900 3 2 0 2020 None Single Family Residence Cash 4/2 4/2020 $132.98 $133.51 1 D6111162 343 BAYTREE DR ROTONDA WEST 33947 ROTONDA LAKES 1,606 $229,900 3 2 0 2020 None Single Family Residence FHA 4/24/2020 $143.15 $143.15 1 D6111195 11042 GULFSTREAM BLVD ENGLEWOOD 34224 PORT CHARLOTTE SEC 065 1,814 $240,000 3 2 0 2013 None Single Family Residence C onventional 4/20/2020 $137.27 $132.30 0.96 D6106656 218 MARKER RD ROTONDA WEST 33947 ROTONDA W, L ONG MEADOW 1,752 $256,000 3 2 0 2020 None Single Family Residence Cash 4/22/2020 $148.40 $146.12 0.98 D6110927 219 JENNIFER DR ROTONDA WEST 33947 ROTONDA LAKES 1,489 $259,900 3 2 0 2018 None Single Family Residence Cash 4/24/202 0 $174.55 $174.55 1 C7423658 11972 SURREY AVE PORT CHARLOTTE 33981 EAST ENGLEWOOD 2,150 $262,750 4 2 0 2020 None Single Family Residence Cash 4/24 /2020 $123.09 $122.21 0.99 D6109773 125 SWAN DR ROTONDA WEST 33947 ROTONDA HEIGHTS 1,328 $264,000 3 2 0 2000 Private Single Family Residence VA 4/22/2020 $202.94 $198.80 0.98 D6111543 58 LONG MEADOW LN ROTONDA WEST 33947 ROTONDA W L ONG MEADOW 1,990 $275,000 3 2 0 1997 Private Single Family Residence Conventional 4/20/2020 $138.19 $138.19 1 D6110603 103 FLOWER RD ROTONDA WEST 33947 ROTONDA HEIGHTS 1,742 $290,000 3 2 0 2006 Private Single Family Residence VA 4/20/20 20 $166.42 $166.48 1 D6111965 655 BARNACLE CT ENGLEWOOD 34223 PARK FOREST PH 6A 1,569 $295,000 3 2 0 2014 None Single Family Residence Conventional 4/24/2020 $188.02 $188.02 1 D6106821 8098 WILTSHIRE DR PORT CHARLOTTE 33981 PORT CHARLOTTE SEC 058 1,653 $295,000 3 2 0 2007 Private Single Family Residence Conventional 4/20/2020 $180.88 $178.46 0.99 D6110638 2240 N BEACH RD ENGLEWOOD 34223 CAST AWAYS 600 $320,000 1 1 0 1980 None Condominium Conventional 4/23/2020 $583.17 $533.33 0.91 D6110950 139 CREVALLE RD ROTONDA WEST 33947 ROTONDA LAKES 1,838 $335,000 3 2 0 2008 Private Single Family Residence Convention al 4/20/2020 $182.26 $182.26 1 C7425676 9021 ST PAUL DR PORT CHARLOTTE 33981 PORT CHARLOTTE SEC 093 2,004 $375,000 3 2 1 2015 Private Single Family Residence Cash 4/21/2020 $194.61 $187.13 0.96 A4456353 26802 WEISKOPF DR ENGLEWOOD 34223 BOCA ROYALE 1,904 $387,637 2 2 0 2020 None Single Family Residence Conventional 4/2 2/2020 $211.65 $203.59 0.96 D6110916 1140 ROTONDA CIR ROTONDA WEST 33947 ROTONDA W PINE VALLEY 2,501 $411,000 3 2 1 2004 Private Single Family Residence C onventional 4/22/2020 $171.89 $164.33 0.96 C7424317 10087 LEBANON DRIVE PORT CHARLOTTE 33981 PORT 2,300 $632,000 3 2 1 2015 Private Single Family Residence Cash 4/20/202 0 $293.48 $274.78 0.94 C7410900 5185 FORBES TER PORT CHARLOTTE 33981 PORT CHARLOTTE SEC 054 1,995 $649,900 3 2 0 1984 Private Single Family Residence Cash 4/20/2020 $325.76 $325.76 1 D6109788 11200 HACIENDA DEL MAR PLACIDA 33946 HACIENDA DEL MAR BLDG B 2,560 $730,000 3 3 1 2006 Community Condominium Cash 4/20/2020 $292.97 $285.16 0.97 D6111249 39 BAYSHORE CIR PLACIDA 33946 PALM ISLAND ESTATES UN 3 1,536 $735,000 3 2 0 2001 None Single Family Residence Cash 4/ 20/2020 $517.58 $478.52 0.92 D6110014 8804 GRAND AVE PLACIDA 33946 GASPARILLA SHORES 1,696 $775,000 3 2 0 1990 None Single Family Residence Cash 4/23/2020 $471.64 $456.96 0.97 D6111103 743 SOUTH HARBOR DR BOCA GRANDE 33921 HARBORSIDE/BOCA BAY 1,770 $1,695,000 3 2 1 1997 Communit y Condominium Cash 4/21/2020 $957.63 $957.63 1 ML# ADDRESS CITY ZIP LEGAL SUBDIVISION NAME SQFT PRICE BE FB HB BUILT POOL PROPERTY STYLE SOLD TERMS CLOSE LP/SQFT SP/SQFT SP/LPENGLEWOOD 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www.yoursun.com | The Sun | SATURDAY, MAY 2, 2020 PAGE 7ML# ADDRESS CITY ZIP LEGAL SUBDIVISION NAME SQFT PRICE BE FB HB BUILT POOL PROPERTY STYLE SOLD TERMS CLOSE LP/SQFT SP/SQFT SP/LP PROPERTY TRANSFERS CONTINUEDSOUTH SARASOTA COUNTY TRANSFERS COURTESY OF VENICE AREA BOARD OF REALTORS ML# ADDRESS BE FB HB YEAR BUILT SW SUBDIV COMMUNITY NAME PROPERTY STYLE SOLD TERMS SP / SQFT SP / LP CLOSE DATE CLOSE PRICE POO L Y/N N6109509 1757 CROTON DR 2 1 0 1962 Venice Gardens Single Family Residence Cash 164.14 0.94 4/21/2020 $130,000 FALSE A4464016 5251 POMPANO RD 2 1 0 1973 South Venice Single Family Residence Cash 123.18 0.97 4/21/2020 $144,000 FALSE A4458661 638 BIRD BAY DR E #203 2 2 0 1983 Bird Bay Condominium Conventional 170.05 0.94 4/20/2020 $151,000 FALSE A4460772 2014 LONGPOINTE CIR #E-7 2 2 0 1984 Woodlake Condo Condominium Cash 142.06 1 4/19/2020 $152,000 FALSE A4461423 201 SILVER LAKE DR #205 2 2 0 1995 Waterside Village Condominium Conventional 162.26 0.97 4/23/2020 $172,000 FALSE N6109546 631 CARMEL RD 2 2 0 1980 South Venice Single Family Residence Conventional 175.04 1.01 4/23/2020 $207,250 FALSE N6109755 354 SEA GRAPE RD 2 2 0 1963 Venice Gardens Single Family Residence Conventional 167.71 1 4/24/2020 $215,000 TRUE N6109377 1403 TRIANO CIR #1403 2 2 0 2005 Triano Condominium Cash 179.82 1 4/22/2020 $237,000 FALSE N6108653 432 SUNSET LAKE BLVD #101 2 2 0 2005 South Preserve At Waterside Condominium Cash 148.26 0.97 4/24/2020 $242,400 FALSE N6108859 588 CATALINA ISLES CIR 3 2 0 1990 Isles Of Chestnut Creek Single Family Residence Cash 149.12 0.94 4/24/2020 $245,000 FALSE N6108384 1277 LAKESIDE WOODS DR 3 2 0 1994 Lakeside Woods Single Family Residence Cash 133.51 0.97 4/21/2020 $257,000 FALSE N6108643 19140 MANGIERI ST 2 2 0 2015 Islandwalk At The West Villages Single Family Residence Cash 186.5 0.99 4/21/2020 $268,00 0 FALSE N6108706 19080 LAPPACIO ST 3 2 0 2013 Islandwalk At The West Villages Single Family Residence Conventional 192.28 1.02 4/22/202 0 $269,000 FALSE N6106361 2165 LAKEWOOD DR 2 2 0 1969 Lake In The Woods Single Family Residence VA 174.16 0.99 4/22/2020 $271,000 FALSE N6109557 5089 LAYTON DR 2 2 0 2012 Ventura Village Single Family Residence VA 152.27 0.95 4/23/2020 $275,000 FALSE N6109763 970 OLYMPIA RD 3 2 0 2020 South Venice Single Family Residence Cash 202.14 0.98 4/22/2020 $283,000 FALSE N6109237 337 WOODVALE DR 3 2 0 1993 Lake Of The Woods Single Family Residence Conventional 146.24 0.95 4/20/2020 $290,000 FALSE T3222028 12525 GHIBERTI CIR #202 3 2 0 2020 Gran Paradiso Condominium Conventional 138.86 0.98 4/21/2020 $292,998 FALSE J913550 12867 ORIAGO ST 2 2 0 2020 Islandwalk At The West Villages Single Family Residence Conventional 190.44 1 4/20/2020 $299 ,745 FALSE N6107377 2081 MESIC HAMMOCK WAY 3 2 1 2006 Stoneybrook At Venice Single Family Residence Conventional 148.49 1 4/20/2020 $309,0 00 FALSE N6109370 203 WETHERBY ST 3 2 0 1996 Wexford On The Green Single Family Residence Cash 165.7 0.99 4/21/2020 $315,000 TRUE N6109306 1355 BROOKSIDE DR 3 2 0 1983 Pinebrook Single Family Residence Conventional 183.87 0.96 4/21/2020 $317,000 FALSE A4458344 855 GULL RD 3 2 0 2002 South Venice Single Family Residence Conventional 172.01 0.99 4/21/2020 $322,000 TRUE N6106726 533 PENNYROYAL PL 3 2 0 1997 The Lakes Of Jacaranda Single Family Residence Conventional 119.62 0.97 4/24/2020 $323,80 0 FALSE N6109290 206 TRIANO CIR #206 3 2 0 2005 Triano Condominium Cash 187.81 0.99 4/22/2020 $336,000 FALSE N6106470 419 W ROSSETTI DR 3 3 0 1975 Sorrento East Single Family Residence FHA 168.54 0.99 4/21/2020 $345,000 TRUE N6109513 1250 SLEEPY HOLLOW RD 3 2 0 1984 Pinebrook South Single Family Residence Cash 157.23 1 4/20/2020 $350,000 TRUE A4457729 2270 LAKEWOOD CT 3 2 0 1979 Sorrento East Single Family Residence Private 183.82 0.95 4/20/2020 $350,000 TRUE N6109230 205 MARCHENO WAY 3 2 0 2018 Villages of Milano Single Family Residence Conventional 201.25 1.01 4/21/2020 $355,000 FAL SE C7425554 732 FRINGED ORCHID TRL 3 2 0 2003 Jacaranda Lakes Single Family Residence Cash 155.13 1 4/21/2020 $367,500 TRUE N6109098 252 MALINA CT 3 3 0 2017 Villages of Milano Single Family Residence Conventional 174.67 0.99 4/22/2020 $367,500 FALSE N6107906 157 COHOSH RD 3 2 0 2016 Windwood Single Family Residence Conventional 216.9 0.98 4/20/2020 $385,000 FALSE N6109480 572 MOSSY CREEK DR 3 2 0 2000 Sawgrass Single Family Residence Conventional 180.86 1 4/22/2020 $388,300 FALSE A4455904 692 LAKESCENE DR 3 2 1 2003 The Lakes Of Jacaranda Single Family Residence Conventional 207.24 1 4/20/2020 $395,000 TR UE N6109345 1609 SAN SILVESTRO DR 3 2 0 2000 Pelican Pointe Golf & Country Single Family Residence Conventional 232.11 0.99 4/21/2 020 $425,000 TRUE N6108668 358 BAILEY RD 6 3 0 1981 Kent Acres Single Family Residence Conventional 114.48 0.81 4/22/2020 $445,000 FALSE A4446466 158 MONTELLUNA DR 3 2 0 2004 Venetian Golf & River Club Single Family Residence Cash 202.62 0.98 4/21/2020 $449,000 TR UE N6108371 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The kings of the digital-ad duopoly, Google and Facebook, are feeling the pandemic's squeeze on their business. But both expect to weather it with only modest long-term effects. Facebook said this week it saw a significant reduction in ad prices and demand in the last three weeks of March. While it declined to give revenue guidance for the rest of the year, the company said that in the second quarter so far, it has seen signs of stability in the first three weeks of April. Ad revenue during this time has been flat compared with the year-ago period. Google, meanwhile reported its weakest revenue growth in nearly five years as the pandemic-driven recession began to shrivel its advertising sales in the first quarter. But even as its revenue slows, Google remains a moneymaking machine. YouTube fared particularly well in the first quarter; its revenue increased 33% from the same time last year. Investors seem reassured. Shares of both companies have enjoyed a rebound this week. Things dont sound quite as bad as some people had feared, said Edward Jones analyst David Heger.Barbara Ortuta y; J. Paschke  A P Facebook & GoogleSource: The com p aniesSlowing down:Both digital ad giants saw their weakest revenue growth in years in the first quarter. For Facebook, it was the slowest in history. 0 5 10 15 20 $25 20 19 18 17 0 10 20 30 40 50% 20 19 18 17 0 10 20 30 40 $50 20 19 18 17 0 10 20 30% 20 19 18 17 Facebook revenue (quarterly) Google revenue (quarterly) Year-over-year growth Year-over-year growth ects. e k the Source: FactSet Joseph Pisani; Alex Nieves  APWith stores shuttered and many Americans stuck at home, online sales are booming. And so are the stocks of online retailers. Shares of online furniture seller Wayfair have nearly quadrupled since the middle of March, when the new coronavirus was named a pandemic. Amazons stock is up about 40%. And shares of online marketplaces eBay and Etsy are also soaring. Analysts at Stifel expect all four companies to continue to benefit as stores remain closed and more people shift to online shopping. The analysts wrote in a note that they expect people to get used to buying food and household items online, a habit that could stick in the future. Overall, online sales are up 49% from March 12 to April 11, compared with earlier in March, according to Adobe Analytics, which tracks online spending. Sales of groceries, booze, electronics and books have all soared.Online boom Online boom Indexed performance since March 12 -50 0 50 100 150 200 250 300% Online winnersShares of online retailers are soaring as more people shop online. Mar. Apr. Wayfair Etsy Amazon eBayTop Weekly Exchange Traded Funds $05501,100 Oil Small-cap stocks REITs European stocks Emerging-market stocks Copper Asian stocks Utilities stocks S&P 500 High-yield bonds Health care stocks Technology stocks Investment-grade bonds Gold 1-week percent change $1,000 invested at the end of last year ... ... today is worthPerformance benchmarks: industries sectors of the Standard & Poors 500 index; international stocks MSCI indexes; bond returns Barclays Capital and BofA Merrill Lynch indexes. Source: FactSet Data through Apr. 30-2.9 0.0 5.4 0.9 0.5 4.1 -1.2 3.4 1.4 3.7 3.3 7.0 8.0 14.2Oil surged 14% but remains the Derbys worst performer so far this year. Small-cap stocks, REITs and technology stocks also posted significant gains. 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Dirx DlyRtlBull3x RETL 87.80 +6.16 +7.5 ... -67.9 C-Tracks MillHwd2023 MLPC 7.13 +0.49 +7.4 -42.4 -37.8 John Hanc Multi Mat JHMA 28.22 +1.95 +7.4 -19.4 -11.7 iShares Chile ECH 24.65 +1.68 +7.3 -26.1 -39.8 iShs LatinAmer40 ILF 18.35 +1.25 +7.3 -46.0 -41.1 Inves Sm Cap Val Mom XSVM 22.01 +1.49 +7.3 -35.0 -22.1 Principal Sharehold PY 26.06 +1.75 +7.2 -24.0 -17.9 WT SmCap Earnings EES 25.17 +1.69 +7.2 -34.5 -29.0 Teucrium Sugar CANE 5.47 +0.36 +7.0 -22.1 -24.9 $CHG PCT RETURN FUNDS TICKER FRI 1WK 1WK 1MO 1YR The biotechnology company warned that the virus pandemic could hurt sales of its drugs and raise its costs. The maker of hard drives reported weak fiscal third-quarter profit and suspended its dividend. The internet retail giant reported disappointing first-quarter profit because of higher costs related to a surge in demand. Stocks ended lower Friday after Amazon and other big companies laid out how the coronavirus pandemic is hitting their bottom lines. The S&P 500 index fell 2.8%. On Thursday the S&P 500 closed out its biggest monthly gain since 1987. 1,500 2,000 $2,500 FMA Amazon.comAMZN Close: $2,286.04 -187.96 or -7.6%$1,626.03$2,475.00Vol.: Mkt. Cap: 9.7m (1.6x avg.) $1139.7 b 52-week range PE: Yield: 109.2 ... 20 40 60 $80 FMA Western DigitalWDC Close: $40.48 -5.60 or -12.2% $27.40$72.00 Vol.: Mkt. Cap: 25.1m (4.1x avg.) $12.1 b 52-week range PE: Yield: ... 4.9% 60 70 80 $90 FMA Gilead SciencesGILD Close: $79.95 -4.05 or -4.8% $60.89$85.97 Vol.: Mkt. Cap: 32.7m (1.3x avg.) $100.7 b 52-week range PE: Yield: 20.6 3.4% Best Stocks One MonthBEST LARGE-CAP STOCKS Wayfair Inc W 122.50 0.1 142.0 -19.6 dd ... Trede Desk Inc Cl A TTD 278.90 8.7 73.9 30.2 ... ... Shopify Inc SHOP 613.64 -4.6 71.6 193.2 dd ... Royal Caribn RCL 40.77 14.3 67.2 -58.2 5 6.9 Wynn Resorts Ltd WYNN 80.83 5.5 66.7 -37.5 80 4.9 Carnival UK PLC CUK 12.43 15.4 56.7 -68.7 ... 16.1 Stars Group Inc TSG 29.11 16.0 56.4 45.0 ... ... Darden Rest DRI 69.85 1.5 53.6 -32.8 13 ... Annaly Capital Mgmt NLY 6.13 3.5 52.5 -26.6 7 16.3 Aptiv plc APTV 65.75 4.8 51.9 -15.5 13 0.3 Snap Inc A SNAP 16.79 4.9 51.8 58.9 dd ... Hologic HOLX 49.40 4.9 50.5 7.4 dd ... Quest Diagnostics DGX 108.81 2.1 49.5 20.3 20 2.1 Lennar Corp A LEN 49.46 15.3 48.1 2.7 8 0.3 MPLX LP MPLX 17.43 4.6 48.1 -33.8 9 15.8 Wheaton Prec Metals WPM 41.10 3.7 47.7 95.4 52 ... Paycom Software PAYC 241.66 14.1 46.5 36.3 83 ... CarMax Inc KMX 71.07 0.2 46.2 2.2 14 ... FRIDAY %CHG %CHG %RTN COMPANY TICKER CLOSE 1WK 1MO 1YR PE YLDBEST MID-CAP STOCKS Immunmedc IMMU 30.38 6.8 223.2 99.4 dd ... Mesoblast Ltd MESO 10.61 -31.3 152.6 86.7 ... ... Western Midstr Part WES 8.03 14.9 150.9 -66.5 5 30.2 Range Resources RRC 6.06 15.4 129.5 -33.9 7 1.3 Apache Corp APA 11.28 5.5 109.7 -58.4 7 0.9 Adient plc ADNT 14.35 16.1 95.2 -34.2 ... 7.7 Sasol Ltd SSL 4.21 16.6 93.1 -84.5 ... 33.5 Antero Midstream Cp AM 4.76 7.2 91.2 -54.5 ... 9.5 Scientic Games Cp SGMS 11.17 7.3 90.3 -41.1 dd ... Six Flags Entertain SIX 20.15 25.9 88.7 -55.1 7 5.0 Jack In The Box Inc JACK 59.62 6.7 87.2 -17.0 13 2.7 Targa Resources TRGP 11.81 22.8 86.6 -61.8 ... 3.4 The RealReal Inc REAL 11.91 17.8 86.1 0.0 ... ... Compugen Ltd CGEN 13.86 -6.7 86.0 170.7 cc ... Eldorado Resorts ERI 18.84 5.7 85.4 -55.7 24 ... Opko Health Inc OPK 2.13 3.4 83.6 -7.0 dd ... Harmony Gold Min HMY 3.85 2.1 82.5 113.1 ... ... Arcus Biosciences RCUS 26.22 -9.6 81.6 167.8 ... ...BEST SMALL-CAP STOCKS Liberty TripAdv B LTRPB 36.58 -2.6 812.9 152.3 cc ... Whiting Petroleum WLL 1.24 10.7 327.6 -95.5 dd ... Gulfport Energy Corp GPOR 1.98 21.5 310.8 -66.6 1 ... Antero Resources AR 2.80 24.4 262.7 -67.2 6 35.7 MFA Financial pfB MFApB 15.86 14.6 235.0 -30.4 ... 11.8 Invesco Mtg Cap pf C IVRpC 15.00 17.6 217.1 -30.8 ... 12.5 Arcturus Thera ARCT 40.86 81.0 214.5 317.8 ... ... TPG RE Finance Trust TRTX 7.66 25.6 204.0 -50.0 5 22.5 NGL Energy Part B NGLpB 15.94 61.8 188.8 -26.1 ... 14.1 GenMark Diagnostics GNMK 12.60 13.3 185.7 69.6 dd ... Lovesac Company LOVE 12.03 6.9 185.7 -56.3 ... ... PlayAGS Inc AGS 4.11 31.7 185.4 -81.8 ... ... NGL Energy Partners NGL 5.48 63.6 170.0 -51.9 dd 28.5 Centennial Res Dev A CDEV 0.91 47.2 163.8 -90.3 ... ... CohBar Inc CWBR 2.83 5.2 162.0 11.5 ... ... Pluristem Thera PSTI 8.41 -32.3 158.8 53.4 ... ... QEP Resources Inc QEP 0.92 71.3 157.0 -89.7 3 8.7 SM Energy Co SM 3.31 79.9 152.7 -79.2 dd 0.6Industry Rankings 1. Basic Material 1.4 20.6 -12.5 ((*^%#965431 | -13.8 2. Oil & Gas 3.2 19.8 -33.5 99987651 | -43.9 3. Consumer Services -0.8 17.9 -8.9 (((&^%$#76531 | -5.1 4. Technology 0.5 17.1 -5.5 (((*&^%! | 9532 12.1 DJ Total Market index 0.0 14.5 -13.0 (((&^%$@765321 | -5.2 5. Industrials 1.8 14.0 -19.5 ((*%!9754321 | -15.3 6. Health Care -2.6 13.3 -0.8 (((*&^%! | 8754321 9.7 7. Financials 1.9 13.2 -24.4 ((&%!986 | -18.1 8. 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3968 26.75 21.28 +2.85 -39.1 AMCI Ac Q AMCI 10.24 9.80 273 10.17 276 10.20 10.14 -.02 +.5 AMCI Ac un Q AMCIU 10.89 9.90 10.53 319 10.53 10.13 +.25 +1.3 AMCON A DIT .72 1.2 8 100.00 60.51 0 61.19 1 65.86 60.99 -5.14 -15.0 AMN Hlth N AMN 17 89.22 43.78 717 44.22 4238 48.44 43.83 -.15 -29.0 ANGI Hme Q ANGI 18.62 4.10 1941 6.76 10467 7.05 5.97 +.86 -20.2 ANI Ph h Q ANIP 37 86.96 28.28 85 38.79 626 48.45 37.99 -2.98 -37.1 ARC Docu N ARC .04 5.9 5 2.42 .34 71 .68 341 .77 .66 +.02 -51.1 ARCAbio Q ABIO 20.45 2.21 7 3.53 136 4.26 3.20 -.45 -38.2 AryaSci h Q ARYA 11.55 9.83 0 10.75 331 11.51 10.50 +.15 +3.4 AryaS un h Q ARYAU 12.24 10.45 11.50 2 11.50 11.39 +.04 ASA Gold N ASA .02e .1 15.14 8.16 126 14.18 637 14.47 13.57 +.08 +4.0 ASE Tch N ASX 5.70 3.17 882 4.25 3021 4.49 4.20 +.06 -23.6 ASLAN Q ASLN 8.18 .35 57 1.64 400 1.80 1.58 +.01 -19.2 ASML Hld Q ASML 2.63e .9 56 319.22 186.31 863 279.06 3905 304.76 278.20 -12.78 -5.7 AT&T Inc N T 2.08f 7.0 13 39.70 26.08 36811 29.90 177915 31.87 29.74 +.19 -23.5 AT&T 66 N TBB 27.56 22.31 103 25.90 873 25.99 25.70 +.14 -3.2tATA Creat Q AACG 1 3.24 .61 33 .74 144 .80 .61 -.01 -45.6sATN Intl Q ATNI .68 1.2 79.64 37.01 76 57.37 930 79.64 57.15 -11.99 +3.6 A10 Ntwks N ATEN 84 8.29 3.43 333 6.71 2320 7.69 6.48 +.25 -2.3 AXT Inc Q AXTI 95 5.89 1.85 840 5.68 5461 5.83 4.29 +1.43 +30.6 AZZ Inc N AZZ .68 2.3 14 50.36 19.31 142 29.59 1803 32.53 27.97 +1.69 -35.6 Aarons N AAN .16 .5 7 78.65 13.01 1256 30.51 5690 32.90 26.01 +4.81 -46.6 AbbottLab N ABT 1.44 1.6 48 100.00 61.61 6832 89.85 37530 95.90 88.75 -4.21 +3.4 AbbVie N ABBV 4.72 5.7 12 97.86 62.55 12697 82.84 55351 85.97 80.50 -.75 -6.4 AbeonaTh Q ABEO 8.37 1.35 1023 2.27 5411 2.60 2.18 -.19 -30.6 AberFitc N ANF .80 7.9 6 30.63 7.42 1729 10.10 12407 11.97 9.12 +1.00 -41.6 AbrInco rt N ACPr AbdAsPac A FAX .42 11.8 4.41 2.60 1256 3.56 4542 3.56 3.41 +.13 -16.2 AbdAustEq A IAF .70e 18.1 5.64 2.99 82 3.87 374 4.10 3.85 +.01 -28.5 AbdnChile A CH .58e 10.6 8.01 4.42 165 5.49 531 5.65 5.40 +.11 -28.0 AbdGlbInc A FCO .84 15.0 8.71 3.93 45 5.59 217 5.87 5.41 +.06 -30.5 AbdnIndo A IF .52e 7.13 AbdJapnEq N JEQ .48e .9 8.10 5.00 82 6.64 195 6.89 6.57 +.02 -14.7 AbSingaFd N SGF 1.09e 8.0 13.59 Abiomed Q ABMD 41 285.77 119.01 836 183.49 5883 198.43 159.01 +14.97 +7.6 Abraxas Q AXAS 1.43 .09 9771 .27 112687 .32 .24 -.05 -22.2 AcaciaC Q ACIA 52 69.00 44.38 909 67.73 3102 68.74 67.44 -.77 -.1 AcaciaTc Q ACTG .50 20.4 3.50 1.75 143 2.45 668 2.73 2.40 -.14 -7.9 AcadIBD50 N FFTY 31.89 AcadiaHlt Q ACHC 10 35.40 11.09 619 22.47 5507 25.47 21.68 +.18 -32.4 AcadiaPh Q ACAD 53.70 21.56 1187 44.93 9298 52.74 44.22 -6.00 +5.0 AcadiaRlt N AKR 1.16 9.8 20 29.55 10.01 1125 11.84 5265 13.04 10.57 +1.28 -54.3 AcamrPrt Q ACAM 10.50 9.50 20 9.96 578 10.04 9.96 +.02 -.3 Acamar un Q ACAMU 11.02 9.66 10.25 +.7 Acasti g Q ACST 3.08 .25 770 .59 6085 .66 .53 +.05 -75.9 AcelEnter N ACEL 65 13.35 5.22 230 9.79 847 10.06 8.57 +1.25 -21.7 AccelrDiag Q AXDX 24.00 4.53 391 10.32 2349 11.88 9.93 +.04 -38.9 Acceleron Q XLRN 103.60 37.01 476 88.72 1632 101.49 85.32 -10.78 +67.3 Accenture N ACN 1.60m .9 25 216.39 137.15 2061 180.09 13358 188.17 176.20 +4.63 -14.5 AccoBrds N ACCO .26 3.7 7 11.38 3.51 838 7.11 4701 7.62 5.93 +1.23 -24.0 Accuray Q ARAY 4.68 1.33 694 2.30 4312 2.45 1.82 +.45 -18.4 AcelRx Q ACRX 4.00 .70 1161 1.50 8055 1.82 1.40 +.06 -28.9 AcerTh Q ACER 22.86 1.08 59 2.28 360 2.57 1.91 +.30 -43.1 AchvLfS Q ACHV 4.63 .23 2601 .46 5966 .46 .38 +.08 -13.2 AclarisTh Q ACRS 7.15 .70 185 1.24 1216 1.40 1.06 +.16 -34.4 AcmeU A ACU .48 2.1 17 24.92 17.10 21 22.33 111 22.65 20.62 +.99 -6.1 AcordaTh Q ACOR 1 12.15 .70 1298 .89 7799 1.12 .88 -.14 -56.3 AcornInt N ATV 1.69e 30.93 7.96 1 11.59 13 11.68 9.80 +1.12 -36.8 ActII GlA n Q ACTT 10.44 9.20 59 10.01 296 10.08 9.95 +.05 -1.1 ActII Gl un Q ACTTU 11.15 10.00 10.59 -.1 ActiniumP A ATNM .41 .16 3942 .18 27148 .20 .18 -.00 -18.3 Act Rep N GOP 22.40 Act Dem N DEMS 21.08 EvShPolcy N PLCY 21.60 20.92 21.02 ActivsBliz Q ATVI .41f .6 20 68.32 41.84 5093 64.72 39193 67.77 62.34 -1.93 +8.9 Acuity N AYI .52 .6 10 147.44 67.46 460 82.34 2970 91.89 80.39 -1.00 -40.3 Acushnet N GOLF .62f 2.3 33.50 20.65 707 26.52 3249 28.24 24.09 +2.43 -18.4 AdamasPh Q ADMS 7.78 1.90 219 3.18 1026 3.49 2.98 -.13 -16.1 AdamisP h Q ADMP 2.32 .27 1616 .49 8197 .55 .39 +.10 -30.4 AdaDvsEq N ADX .20e 1.4 16.76 10.16 223 13.82 1504 14.42 13.71 -.06 -12.4 AdamsNR N PEO 1.32e 2.0 17.03 6.11 173 10.20 923 10.78 9.54 +.36 -38.0 AdmRsc A AE .96 3.5 39.70 15.16 4 27.50 39 30.25 24.55 +2.13 -27.8 Adaptim Q ADAP 6.00 .71 178 3.35 1433 3.87 3.21 -.10 +179.2 AdaptBio n Q ADPT 55.12 15.19 552 30.52 4377 33.45 29.37 +1.42 +2.0 AddexTh n Q ADXN 13.50 6.19 7.46 0 -44.7 AddusHmC Q ADUS 59 104.56 43.13 121 80.45 669 85.10 77.36 +3.29 -17.2 ADDvtgTch Q AEY 6.49 1.23 27 2.30 177 2.57 2.25 -.14 -6.5 Adecaogro N AGRO 8.70 3.31 355 3.76 1695 4.15 3.69 -.32 -55.1 AdestoTc Q IOTS 12.39 6.12 628 11.96 2614 12.11 11.75 -.01 +40.7 AdialPh Q ADIL 3.17 1.00 38 1.38 92 1.60 1.34 -.01 -42.9 Adient N ADNT 1.10 7.7 29.28 5.90 1197 14.35 10545 15.88 12.11 +1.99 -32.5 AdmaBio Q ADMA 5.48 1.45 2132 3.01 12111 3.35 2.73 -.05 -24.8 AdobeInc Q ADBE 71 386.75 255.13 2576 343.84 18561 356.23 332.57 -.26 +4.3 AdtalemGl N ATGE .36 1.1 22 51.79 19.76 590 31.63 2635 33.35 28.31 +3.54 -9.6 Adtran Q ADTN .36 3.6 50 17.56 4.80 306 9.98 1591 10.81 9.59 +.41 +.9 AduroBio Q ADRO 4.59 .90 409 2.78 2198 3.23 2.55 -.38 +135.6 AdvAuto N AAP 1.00f .9 20 171.43 71.33 501 116.59 3882 126.79 115.97 -1.00 -27.2 AdvDisp N ADSW 33.15 28.55 1020 32.46 6772 32.49 32.09 +.11 -1.2 AdvDrainS N WMS .36 .9 33 51.60 22.13 344 39.10 2362 42.53 36.11 +3.01 +.7 AdvEmis Q ADES 1.00 14.2 1 15.34 4.45 117 7.06 710 7.73 6.73 +.42 -32.8 AdvEnId Q AEIS 24 78.49 33.38 339 53.12 1767 60.19 49.22 +3.94 -25.4 AMD Q AMD 59.27 26.03 69364 49.88 391524 58.00 49.09 -6.30 +8.8 Advansx N ASIX 33.62 8.06 711 12.27 1966 13.98 9.35 +2.79 -38.5 Advaxis h Q ADXS 3.77 .21 782 .65 7121 .75 .59 +.06 -24.2 AdvClayCv N AVK 1.13 9.3 16.18 7.61 152 12.10 733 12.69 11.77 +.34 -22.2 AdverumBi Q ADVM 16.81 4.96 867 12.00 4474 13.50 11.15 -.96 +4.2 AdSDorWr N AADR .32e .7 57.51 33.75 1 45.21 22 46.81 45.08 +.20 -16.1tAdS AlEq n Q DWEQ 27.49 18.30 2 18.24 8 18.56 18.24 -.27 -31.3 AdvS All n Q DWAW 27.39 18.96 14 24.51 20 25.29 24.46 -.10 -7.9 AdS US Cr n Q DWUS 27.57 18.74 19 23.98 32 24.84 23.98 -.24 -9.8 AdS Cann N YOLO 26.50 5.65 121 8.32 407 9.00 8.19 -.11 -30.5 AdvPerHY N HYLD 3.54e 10.5 33.70 AdS Shrt Q DWSH .04p 45.92 22.44 431 26.70 1621 29.50 24.25 -2.76 +17.0 AdS Micr Q DWMC 24.57 13.03 0 17.67 3 19.30 17.62 +.54 -26.2 AdvS Vice Q ACT .37e 1.7 25.94 16.16 2 21.17 16 22.32 21.17 +.18 -15.5 AdvSh ef A CWS 32.18 AdvS Kor N KOR 26.94 AdvSSage N HOLD .41e .4 100.35 93.52 1 97.60 4 97.60 97.42 +.23 -2.2 AdvNfltMS N MINC 1.34e 2.8 49.12 42.73 11 47.04 37 47.14 46.83 +.25 -2.9 AdvSStarG N VEGA 36.15 25.27 1 30.04 6 31.12 29.81 +.48 -11.8 AdvDblLine N DBLV .47e .8 77.49 48.30 1 61.59 5 64.19 61.56 +.24 -17.5 AdMadGBd N FWDB .73e 2.9 27.29 23.18 1 25.41 2 25.50 25.25 -.01 -2.4 AdvActBear N HDGE 7.95 5.05 1883 6.09 10406 6.34 5.66 -.30 +13.6 Aecom N ACM 13 52.40 21.76 1080 35.01 9560 37.48 34.07 +1.05 -18.8 Aegion Q AEGN 19 23.65 13.26 119 14.72 792 17.16 14.21 +.57 -34.2 AegleaBio Q AGLE 9.10 3.50 285 7.50 3757 7.97 5.52 +1.83 -1.8 Aegon N AEG .28e 11.2 5.26 1.80 2000 2.52 12851 2.73 2.37 +.16 -44.4 Aegon cap N AEH 1.59 6.3 26.45 25.52 25.27 Aegon 6.5 N AED 1.63 6.4 25.58 25.32 25.52 Aegon flt N AEB .77 3.5 25.10 11.51 3 21.60 92 23.00 21.03 +.21 -12.8 AehrTest h Q AEHR 2.78 1.10 49 1.68 319 1.79 1.52 -.04 -16.0sAemetis h Q AMTX 1.70 .37 42576 .85 42809 1.72 .55 +.29 +2.4 AerCap N AER 4 64.86 10.42 1849 26.59 10679 29.20 21.67 +4.33 -56.7 AeriePhm Q AERI 44.13 10.80 779 14.30 4799 15.48 13.71 -40.8 Aerocntry A ACY 1 11.55 .71 12 1.55 84 1.75 1.42 +.19 -65.6 AerojetR N AJRD 12 57.28 33.25 886 40.95 3617 43.90 39.50 -.81 -10.3 AeroViron Q AVAV 24 72.70 45.00 220 59.22 1068 61.87 55.82 +3.55 -4.1 AesthMd n Q AIH 10.66 6.03 128 8.97 636 9.17 8.18 +.37 +39.7 AEtern g Q AEZS 4.22 .40 56 .74 508 .83 .71 -.05 -19.2 AethMd hrs Q AEMD 11.70 .76 173 1.43 963 1.52 1.36 +48.5 AffilMgrs N AMG .04m .1 5 114.32 44.37 524 64.97 2867 71.67 60.38 +4.68 -23.3 AffimedNV Q AFMD 3.74 1.42 799 2.03 4128 2.39 1.99 -.21 -25.9 Afya Ltd n Q AFYA 34.87 13.98 150 20.25 1350 22.39 17.01 +3.00 -25.3 AgeX Th A AGE 4.93 .67 43 .81 321 .96 .80 -.05 -55.5 Agenus Q AGEN 4.57 1.82 2725 2.46 9350 2.92 2.37 -.33 -39.6 AgileThra Q AGRX 4.76 .35 6729 2.77 13449 2.95 2.30 +.47 +10.8 Agilent N A .72 1.0 76 90.64 61.13 1618 74.21 10514 79.38 73.57 -1.54 -13.0 Agilysys Q AGYS 37.17 12.61 218 18.06 1177 21.06 17.51 +.61 -28.9 AgiosPhm Q AGIO 57.99 27.77 1114 37.01 4774 47.50 36.41 -9.49 -22.5 Agnico g N AEM .80 74 64.88 31.00 2820 61.20 10801 61.90 57.00 +.29 -.7 AgreeRlt N ADC 2.34 3.7 32 79.66 45.23 1144 62.60 5351 67.49 60.99 +1.83 -10.8 AgroFresh Q AGFS 6 3.29 1.00 21 1.92 259 2.08 1.79 +.09 -25.6 AileronT h Q ALRN 1.80 .25 501 .50 2549 .59 .50 -.03 -12.9 Aimmune Q AIMT 37.00 10.09 950 16.41 5875 19.31 15.93 -1.23 -51.0 Air Inds A AIRI .60 51.3 3.36 .60 31 1.17 187 1.23 1.08 -.02 -49.1 AirLease N AL .60 2.5 3 49.96 8.41 1130 24.20 8213 27.09 20.58 +3.62 -49.1 AirLeas pfA N ALpA 1.54 9.0 28.42 6.31 29 17.06 459 19.19 16.31 +.54 -38.1 AirProd N APD 5.36f 2.4 31 257.01 167.43 824 222.25 6262 231.88 215.51 +5.47 -5.4 AirPrd wi N APD/WI AirT Inc Q AIRT 27.80 9.41 2 11.60 13 13.00 11.60 +.10 -42.4 AirT pf rs Q AIRTP 31.60 18.01 0 23.19 2 24.00 20.66 +1.19 -8.0 AirTrnsp Q ATSG 36 25.60 13.20 356 20.22 3090 20.92 19.52 +.50 -13.8 AirNet Q ANTE 2.05 .65 2 .74 62 .79 .71 -.01 -26.0 Airgain Q AIRG 49 16.90 5.63 36 7.91 275 9.04 7.53 +.18 -26.0 AkamaiT Q AKAM 38 108.25 73.19 1912 95.86 21658 104.78 92.79 -6.92 +11.0 AkariTh Q AKTX 3.87 .87 699 1.89 1353 2.16 1.70 +.20 +8.0 Akazoo n Q SONG 7.49 1.06 16 1.16 2226 1.44 1.07 +.01 -77.9 AkceaTh Q AKCA 27.34 8.00 355 15.13 983 18.57 14.38 -2.87 -10.7 AkebiaTher Q AKBA 10.53 2.99 967 7.98 4455 8.70 7.60 +.27 +26.3 Akerna Q KERN 72.65 3.16 257 7.29 698 9.44 6.80 -.95 -13.5 AkersB hrs Q AKER 20.64 1.55 755 3.65 2469 4.10 3.26 -.25 +14.1 Akorn Inc Q AKRX 5.46 .18 62713 .25 140733 .31 .20 -.04 -83.3sAkoustis Q AKTS 9.31 3.76 1158 8.08 5392 9.31 7.69 -.11 +1.0 AlaPw pf Q N ALPpQ 1.25 4.7 28.55 20.51 12 26.56 61 26.81 26.14 +.37 -1.9 AlamoGp N ALG .48 .5 14 131.61 70.99 68 93.64 269 104.38 89.07 +2.65 -25.4sAlamosGld N AGI .06 .7 8.77 3.34 3938 8.40 24464 8.77 7.77 +.32 +39.5 Alarm.cm Q ALRM 46 71.50 32.00 340 41.83 1886 46.57 41.67 -3.91 -2.7 AlaskaAir N ALK 1.50f 5.0 9 72.22 20.02 2385 30.11 15865 34.72 27.70 +2.10 -55.6 AlaskCom Q ALSK .09e 4.5 15 2.28 1.44 93 1.98 726 2.06 1.89 +.02 +11.9 AlbnyIn N AIN .76 1.5 14 92.05 30.46 213 50.34 1233 56.52 46.80 +3.74 -33.7 Albemarle N ALB 1.54f 2.7 9 99.40 48.89 1924 57.44 7284 66.37 56.94 -4.09 -21.4sAlbertAc Q ALAC 10.80 10.00 124 10.61 249 10.80 10.50 +.11 +2.5sAlbertAc un Q ALACU 10.65 10.01 0 10.80 0 10.80 10.80 +.35 +1.4 AlbertAc rt Q ALACR .30 .09 .11 2031 .15 .10 -.01 -54.2 Albireo Q ALBO 38.69 11.26 65 21.33 375 24.77 20.24 +1.44 -16.1 Alcoa Cp N AA 38 27.10 5.16 9040 7.69 55201 8.90 6.99 +.54 -64.2 Alcon N ALC 65.37 39.37 1294 51.21 8314 54.42 50.88 -1.99 -9.5 AldeyraTh Q ALDX 8.47 1.48 297 2.79 1660 3.54 2.58 +.21 -52.0 Alector Q ALEC 35.93 13.64 296 24.18 1624 28.37 23.01 -1.14 +40.3 AlerusFn n Q ALRS .60 3.6 23.58 15.05 17 16.69 50 17.88 16.07 +.33 -27.0 AlexB Inc N ALEX .76 6.5 25.38 8.32 556 11.70 2659 14.09 10.78 +.83 -44.2 Alexanders N ALX 18.00 5.9 394.70 228.68 8 306.27 33 330.00 294.00 +19.69 -7.3 AlexREE N ARE 4.12 2.7 34 175.74 109.22 704 150.99 3672 157.78 148.80 +1.50 -6.6 AlxRE pfD N AREpD 1.75 4.5 39.69 37.29 38.70 AlexcoR g A AXU 2.81 .72 886 1.64 6078 1.72 1.46 +.14 -29.3 Alexion lf Q ALXN 16 137.52 72.67 2306 103.91 10393 111.99 103.25 -4.21 -3.9 AlgonPw N AQN .56 16.73 9.53 478 13.37 4783 14.70 13.26 -.14 -5.5 AlgnPwNt n N AQNB 1.55 5.7 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1008.87 2442 1317.32 17627 1360.15 1230.38 +40.72 -1.6 Alphatc Q ATEC 7.93 2.19 491 4.45 3970 4.98 3.80 +.62 -37.3 AlpGPPrp N AWP .60 10.1 5.92 -2.6 AlpImmu Q ALPN 6.65 2.05 6 2.80 41 3.30 2.72 -.50 -27.1 AlpIncPr n N PINE .80f 6.6 19.83 7.74 36 12.17 324 14.53 10.99 +1.27 -36.0 AlpTotDiv N AOD .69 8.9 7.71 -3.0 AlpREIT N GRI 1.52e 4.5 51.35 23.83 3 33.58 47 36.91 32.04 +1.71 -30.6 AlpsEqSect N EQL 1.57e 2.3 83.13 51.33 5 67.36 63 70.89 67.30 -.00 -15.8 AlpDisrTc N DTEC 35.24 22.24 13 29.33 68 30.87 29.16 +.32 -8.9 AlpsRivFlex N RFFC 36.96 22.51 7 29.23 39 30.85 29.12 +.29 -18.1 Alps RivDiv N RFDA 36.27 22.95 12 29.45 51 30.91 29.36 -.16 -16.0 AlpRvrCare N RFCI 26.33 23.13 3 26.07 56 26.26 25.94 -.05 +3.9 AlpRivUncn N RFUN 25.69 21.15 1 24.06 10 24.20 23.91 -.00 -5.9 AlpMedBrk N SBIO 43.96 25.10 50 36.59 191 40.51 36.00 -2.48 -13.5 AlpEDvDg N EDOG .73e 4.6 22.47 13.43 0 15.70 20 16.50 15.70 +.17 -27.8 AlpAlerEn N ENFR .81e 6.1 22.35 7.46 78 13.20 199 14.24 12.36 +.67 -36.5 AlpIntDvDg N IDOG 1.47e 7.2 28.02 16.77 36 20.29 289 21.46 20.19 +.18 -26.1 AlpBarr400 N BFOR .25e .7 43.66 26.12 2 34.66 40 37.08 34.40 +.59 -18.9 AlpRivStInc N RIGS .30e 1.3 25.75 18.23 39 23.30 133 23.40 22.99 +.11 -6.3 AlpsDvDog N SDOG 1.40e 4.1 47.63 26.12 152 33.80 1025 36.66 33.40 +.41 -27.8 AlpAlerMLP N AMLP 1.35e 27.7 10.17 2.41 26662 4.87 162490 5.39 4.48 +.23 -42.7 AltaEquip N ALTG 10.80 3.59 106 4.91 971 5.50 4.68 +.19 -50.9 AltaMsa wt Q AMRW 2.02 Altair A Q ALTR 43.28 23.04 185 31.09 1166 33.33 30.28 +.94 -13.4 AlterityT h Q ATHE 2.55 .28 13 .67 91 .72 .65 -.02 -14.0 Alteryx N AYX 160.11 75.17 2322 105.75 8120 118.35 103.65 -6.79 +5.7 Altice N ATUS .07e 31.78 15.96 9197 24.99 32774 27.99 24.81 -1.22 -8.6 Market profile NYSE American Nasdaq AmAirlines 98,884,700 10.64 -1.37 AMD 69,363,700 49.88 -2.51 PShtQQQ rs 64,516,300 12.62 +1.04 Medigus 63,951,500 3.55 +1.23 Apple Inc 60,066,200 289.07 -4.73 Inv QQQ 48,702,000 212.74 -6.17 UtdAirlHl 47,521,300 26.62 -2.96 InovioPhm 44,937,400 10.28 -1.75 PrUltPQ 43,188,900 63.51 -6.26 Microsoft 39,279,900 174.57 -4.64 WEEKLY MOST ACTIVEName Vol Last Chg WEEKLY MOST ACTIVEName Vol Last Chg1877.50 -62.34Myomo rs 8,353,200 4.60 +.56 B2gold g 8,000,700 5.16 +.10 iBio 5,619,900 1.08 -.04 iShIndia bt 5,322,500 26.22 -.83 NovaGld g 4,044,500 11.40 +.21 CheniereEn 3,465,800 43.25 -3.44 UraniumEn 3,091,400 1.14 +.04 SlvrcpMt 2,246,000 3.94 +.21 CrSuiHiY 2,112,400 1.81 -.04 VirnetX 1,657,000 5.20 -.36 Zomedica 230,304,000 .18 +.02 iBio 148,830,500 1.08 +.19 HstnAEn 54,235,200 .15 -.02 B2gold g 50,399,300 5.16 -.22 LilisEn 49,677,900 .21 +.01 VislnkT hrs 509,105,400 .29 +.10 AmAirlines 488,340,300 10.64 +.33 AMD 391,524,300 49.88 -6.30 SeanrM h 358,287,400 .14 -.01 OasisPet 345,011,200 .60 -.02 FRIDAY MOST ACTIVEName Vol Last Chg 11058.57 -313.77 NYSE Advanced Declined Unchanged WEEKLY CHANGE WEEKLY CHANGE WEEKLY CHANGE S&P500ETF 124,925,300 282.79 -7.69 GenElec 120,076,000 6.50 -.30 FordM 82,470,900 4.92 -.17 Carnival 63,425,500 13.93 -1.97 iShEMkts 56,826,100 35.32 -1.32 iShChinaLC 54,489,500 37.27 -1.32 BkofAm 51,632,800 23.08 -.97 DirSPBear 50,329,500 10.97 +.80 DeltaAir 44,924,000 24.12 -1.79 NorwCruis 43,147,300 13.84 -2.56 FRIDAY MOST ACTIVEName Vol Last Chg WEEKLY MOST ACTIVEName Vol Last Chg GenElec 777,112,100 6.50 +.24 S&P500ETF 548,519,100 282.79 -.18 FordM 503,873,800 4.92 +.05 US OilFd 425,020,300 2.13 -.44 Carnival 408,400,400 13.93 +2.02 SM Energy 3.31 +79.9 PenRE pfB 5.97 +75.6 AmplifyEn 1.41 +66.1 NGL EnPt 5.48 +63.6 US Silica 2.34 +62.5 PenRE pfC 5.68 +62.0 NGL En pfB 15.94 +61.8 Gannett 1.10 +53.2 WEEKS BIGGEST GAINERSName Close Chg ChesEng rs 14.98 -62.5 BlueApr rs 6.71 -39.4 CNX Midst 7.20 -39.4 ChesEn pfD 3.26 -33.2 EtrCrdOil 5.77 -28.0 CBL pfD 1.35 -22.8 CmtyHlt 2.80 -20.5 WEEKS BIGGEST LOSERSName Close Chg DeltaAprl 12.97 +38.7 AltisrcAst 18.75 +34.4 Takung 1.84 +27.8 Ellomay 20.77 +21.4 iBio 1.08 +21.3 AmShrd 1.75 +19.9 MAG Slv g 11.49 +19.3 ImpOil g 15.47 +17.7 WEEKS BIGGEST GAINERSName Close Chg Protalx rs 3.24 -21.7 HMG 9.21 -18.4 Pfenex 5.41 -15.5 CorMedix 3.71 -14.9 CoreMold 2.29 -14.0 RegHlt pfA 1.80 -12.2 NanoViric 5.78 -10.4 CreatReal 3.00 +265.9 Capricr hrs 7.27 +192.0 MohawkG n 4.50 +100.0 Medigus 3.55 +86.8 Neonode 5.11 +85.8 ErytechP 9.85 +85.5 ArcturusT 40.86 +81.0 AVEO hrs 7.27 +76.5 Verastem 1.75 -57.6 VeronaPh 3.85 -35.9 SecnSgh rs 1.13 -35.1 Pluristm rs 8.41 -32.3 Mesoblast 10.61 -31.3 InovioPhm 10.28 -29.5 AldHlPrd 9.08 -29.38604.95 -284.60How to read the weekend stock tables STOCK GLOSSARY  cc: PE greater than 99. d: New 52-week low; dd: Loss in last 12 mos. g: Stock trades in U.S. money but dividend and earnings in Canadian money, and no yield or PE unless stated in U.S. money; n: New issue in past 52 weeks, with high-low range from start of trading; s: A split or stock dividend of 25 percent or more in the past 52 weeks, with the 52-week high-low adjusted. Dividend begins with the date of split or dividend; q: Closed-end fund; no PE calculated. u: New 52-week high; v: Trading halted on primary market; vj: In bankruptcy or receivership or being reorganized, or securities assumed by such companies; z: Sales in full, not in hundreds. SPECIAL TYPES: pf: Preferred stocks, which get priority when dividends are paid; pp: Holder owes two installments of purchase price; rs: Stock has undergone a reverse stock split of at least 50 percent within the past year; rt: Rights to buy new issues below market; un: Sold in units that may include bonds or warrants; wt: Warrants, or options granted by the company; xw: Without warrants; ww: With warrants; wd: When distributed by holder; wi: When stock is issued. DIVIDEND FOOTNOTES: a: Extra dividend(s); b: Annual rate plus stock dividend; c : Dividend from a liquidating company; e: Declared or paid preceding 12 months; f: Annual rate, increased on last declaration. i: Declared or paid after dividend or split; j: Paid this year, dividend omitted, deferred or no action taken at last meeting; k: Declared or paid this year, an accumulative issue with dividends in arrears; r: Declared or paid in last 12 months plus stock dividend; m: Annual rate, reduced on last declaration. p: Initial dividend, annual rate unknown; yield not shown. t: Paid in stock in preceding 12 months, estimated cash value on ex-dividend or ex-distribution date; X: Buyers arent entitled to next dividend (ex-dividend) or rights (ex-rights); y: ex-dividend and sales in full. 1  Name of stock. 2  Market: N = NYSE, A NYSE American, Q = NASDAQ. 3  Ticker Symbol company trades under. 4  Dividend: A distribution of the companys earnings to shareholders, usually consisting of stock dividends, interest on bonds, or short-term capital gains on the sale of securities usually paid quarterly in the form of cash or stock.5  Div. Yield: The dividend divided by the stock price. It helps gauge how well the stock is paying, compared to other investments such as CDs, bonds or savings accounts. 6  Price to earnings ratio: The price of a stock divided by its earnings per share. PEs are used to gauge the relative worth of a company stock. When compared to other companies in the same industry, the companies with the lowest PEs are generally earning higher profits.7  Range of closing prices in last year.8  Trading for the day, with sales in thousands (10 = 10,000 shares), and closing price.9  Weekly sales volume, High, low, and change from previous weeks close.10  Percent change for the year. st Arrows, indicate new highs or lows during the week. Underline: indicates weekly volume surge equal to or more than 5%. Bold stocks , designates which stocks have gone up or down 10% for the week. XYZcorp Q ABC .35m 1.3 26 32.17 22.26 2 26.97 13 28.18 24.92 +.98 -14.00 Exch. 52-week Vol Friday Vol Weekly YTD Name Market Symbol Div Yield PE High Low 1000s Last 1000s High Low Chg % Chg 2 3 1 4 5 6 FRIDAY MOST ACTIVEName Vol Last Chg NYSE, NYSE American and Nasdaq Exchanges Exch. 52-week Vol Friday Vol Weekly YTD Name Market Symbol Div Yield PE High Low 1000s Last 1000s High Low Chg % Chg 7 8 9 10 Continued on next page WEEKS BIGGEST GAINERSName Close Chg WEEKS BIGGEST LOSERSName Close Chg WEEKS BIGGEST LOSERSName Close Chgqq q 358 2,315 31 Volume (000s) New Highs New Lows 2,704 3 2 Advanced Declined Unchanged 70 167 10 Volume (000s) New Highs New Lows 247 Advanced Declined Unchanged 525 2,470 131 Volume (000s) New Highs New Lows 3,126 18 16 Advanced Declined Unchanged 1,917 807 22 Volume (000s) New Highs New Lows 2,746 52 14 Advanced Declined Unchanged 172 85 7 Volume (000s) New Highs New Lows 264 5 3 Advanced Declined Unchanged 1,913 1,206 56 Volume (000s) New Highs New Lows 3,175 125 34 Exch. 52-week Vol Friday Vol Weekly YTD Name Market Symbol Div Yield PE High Low 1000s Last 1000s High Low Chg % Chg MONEY & MARKET$Page 2 www.sunnewspapers.net The Sun/Saturday, May 2, 2020 

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Altimm Q ALT 4.45 1.51 599 2.96 2427 3.28 2.88 -.20 +56.6 AltisrcAst A AAMC 32.24 7.60 0 18.75 74 22.00 13.58 +4.80 +51.8 Altisrce Q ASPS 1 25.11 6.00 56 8.00 644 8.50 6.59 +1.25 -58.6 AltraIndlM Q AIMC .16m .6 12 38.43 12.00 871 25.55 4194 29.20 19.55 +6.07 -29.4 Altria N MO 3.36 8.9 12 54.99 30.95 11762 37.91 47951 42.36 37.67 -1.51 -24.0 AltusMid Q ALTM 5.59 .53 493 .65 2084 .83 .62 -.05 -77.2 AlumChina N ACH 10.04 4.61 37 5.05 461 5.40 4.88 +.10 -41.9 AlussaE n N ALUS 10.29 9.25 81 9.65 1457 9.75 9.62 -.04 -1.9 AmalBk Q AMAL .32 2.9 10 20.00 7.90 77 10.85 485 11.99 9.55 +.58 -44.2 Amarin Q AMRN 26.12 3.95 7712 7.34 70482 8.46 7.08 -.19 -65.8sAmazon Q AMZN 2475.00 1626.03 9747 2286.04 35346 2475.00 2258.19 -124.18 +23.7 AmbacFin N AMBC 51 22.90 8.74 262 16.84 2019 17.64 16.01 +.95 -21.9 Ambarella Q AMBA 73.59 36.02 469 49.00 2211 56.40 47.91 -3.05 -19.1 Ambev N ABEV .05e 2.4 3 5.45 1.90 18804 2.09 178473 2.23 2.04 +.09 -55.2 AmbowEd A AMBO 63 2.50 Amcor n N AMCR 79 11.41 5.80 4090 8.68 32048 9.34 8.45 +.26 -19.9 Amdocs Q DOX 1.14 1.8 17 77.29 44.05 503 63.12 4130 65.24 61.90 +1.29 -12.6 Amedisys Q AMED 59 218.44 106.65 276 183.83 1259 196.17 178.54 -2.67 +10.1 AMERCO Q UHAL 1.50e 8 426.50 222.34 47 270.50 317 294.81 254.21 +17.96 -28.0 Ameren N AEE 1.98 2.8 25 87.66 58.74 1520 71.45 7828 75.74 70.40 -2.19 -7.0 Ameresco N AMRC 24 26.19 13.11 177 17.08 1154 19.06 16.88 -.45 -2.4 AmerHl wt Q AMRHW .84 AmeriHl rs Q AMRH 11.38 .63 34 .93 153 1.01 .87 -.03 -58.8 AFMulti Q ATAX .50 9.9 8 8.18 3.76 262 5.04 1285 5.28 4.91 +.01 -34.5 AMovilL N AMX .17e 1.4 18.04 10.12 4528 11.91 27257 12.31 10.80 +1.01 -25.6tAmMovl A N AMOV 17.94 10.41 0 11.85 28 12.07 10.41 +1.23 -25.5 AmCarM Q CRMT 15 129.70 35.18 69 63.56 343 69.41 60.00 +5.03 -42.0 AmAirlines Q AAL .40 3.8 3 34.99 9.09 98885 10.64 488340 12.89 10.00 +.33 -62.9 AmAssets N AAT .80m 2.9 41 49.26 20.15 337 27.38 2029 30.02 26.04 +1.40 -40.3 AmAxle N AXL 15.48 2.50 2501 4.19 13422 4.67 3.42 +.59 -61.1 AmCampus N ACC 1.88 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24.43 23.02 +.16 -9.9 AHm4R pfF N AMHpF 27.44 16.43 9 23.53 73 24.09 23.09 +.06 -10.1 AIntGr pfA N AIGpA 1.46 5.7 28.28 16.08 19 25.80 249 25.95 25.52 -.04 -5.6 AmIntlGrp N AIG 1.28 5.4 58.66 16.07 6394 23.90 40174 27.41 23.47 +.55 -53.4 AmerNtl Q AMNB 1.08 4.2 13 41.50 18.53 28 25.43 173 31.30 23.10 +2.59 -35.7 AmNatIns Q ANAT 3.28 4.2 10 126.97 63.93 34 77.54 207 83.12 73.99 +3.03 -34.1 AmOutBr Q AOBC 22 10.94 5.41 631 9.40 4247 10.14 9.05 -.24 +1.3 AmPubEd Q APEI 25 34.23 18.47 57 24.58 370 26.09 23.08 +1.67 -10.3 AmrRlty N ARL 1 17.89 5.99 2 7.58 12 9.61 7.51 +.06 -55.8 AmRenAs N ARA 13.80 5.64 93 6.75 377 8.03 6.65 -.37 -34.9 AmRsCp Q AREC 4.00 .32 18 .91 142 .99 .84 -.03 +45.1 AmrRvr Q AMRB .28 2.9 18 16.43 8.00 4 9.50 28 10.01 8.99 +.01 -36.1 AmShrd A AMS 8 3.30 1.16 9 1.75 314 1.82 1.38 +.29 -28.3 ASoft lf Q AMSWA .44 2.8 47 19.82 9.05 124 15.91 1234 18.05 15.60 +.19 +6.9 AmStsWtr N AWR 1.22 1.6 47 96.64 65.11 270 77.77 1939 85.23 77.00 -4.42 -10.2 AmSupr Q AMSC 11.90 4.40 239 5.68 928 6.15 5.18 +.30 -27.6 AmTower N AMT 4.32f 1.8 88 260.43 174.32 1896 234.20 13769 255.80 232.59 -10.41 +1.9 AVangrd N AVD .08 .6 75 19.60 11.35 110 13.54 627 15.62 12.16 -.96 -30.5 AmVirtCl Q AVCT 11.25 1.52 164 1.67 1404 2.20 1.63 -.08 -84.3 AmVirtC wt Q AVCTW .51 AmWtrWks N AWK 2.00 1.7 51 141.70 92.00 821 119.20 5520 128.00 118.56 -5.81 -3.0 AWoodmk Q AMWD 6 117.70 35.30 166 50.53 1083 54.95 43.07 +7.57 -51.7 AmerSilvr N USAS 3.65 AmercldR N COLD .84f 2.9 40.42 23.30 1330 29.29 10367 33.21 29.21 -2.05 -16.5 Ameriprise N AMP 3.88 3.5 9 180.85 80.01 643 111.26 4884 119.43 108.29 +3.78 -33.2 AmerisBc Q ABCB .60 2.5 8 44.90 17.89 417 23.70 2245 28.08 22.38 +1.18 -44.3 Amerisafe Q AMSF 1.08 1.7 8 80.65 48.02 161 62.50 775 67.76 59.50 +3.35 -5.3 AmrSvFin Q ASRV .10 3.4 4.30 2.36 55 2.90 108 3.42 2.75 +.23 -31.0 AmSvFn pf Q ASRVP 2.11 8.0 30.86 22.76 0 26.50 2 26.50 25.83 +.39 -4.0 AmeriBrgn N ABC 1.68f 1.9 10 97.50 72.06 1120 86.38 8181 92.08 85.11 -2.32 +1.6 AmesNatl Q ATLO 1.00f 5.0 11 29.30 17.62 20 19.93 108 23.89 18.96 +.75 -29.0 Ametek N AME .72f .9 34 102.31 54.82 1207 80.49 7029 84.96 77.26 +3.43 -19.3 Amgen Q AMGN 6.40 2.8 18 244.99 166.30 3045 230.98 19273 244.95 228.00 -5.30 -4.2 AmicusTh Q FOLD 14.29 6.25 2324 11.30 14220 12.98 11.09 -1.52 +16.0 AmiraNatF N ANFI 1.54 .35 .40 AmkorTch Q AMKR 44 15.25 5.40 1436 9.73 12288 10.80 9.17 +.32 -25.2 Ampco N AP 4.92 1.94 73 3.31 648 4.50 3.15 -.67 +10.0 Amphastar Q AMPH 23.06 12.33 248 16.82 1371 18.39 16.40 +.09 -12.8 Amphenol N APH 1.00 1.2 22 110.24 63.05 1617 85.50 8606 92.74 84.31 -.67 -21.0 AmpioPhm A AMPE 1.31 .26 1061 .59 8817 .65 .51 +.07 +1.0 AmplifyEn N AMPY .40 28.4 9 13.23 .49 863 1.41 7945 1.85 .78 +.56 -78.7 AmpOnRt ef Q IBUY 56.46 33.11 68 52.11 491 54.92 51.49 +.40 +1.5 AmpSrLn N YESR 23.80 AmpDivOpt N DIVO 32.82 21.39 9 27.22 42 28.11 27.22 -.16 -11.4 AmplOil N AMLX 9.61 AmpCann n N CNBS 24.98 6.48 3 9.40 18 10.15 9.34 -.23 -29.3 AmpLend n N LEND .98 8.2 24.86 10.00 1 11.95 4 12.78 11.82 +.74 -33.2 AmplitHl n Q AMHC 9.95 9.45 25 9.75 175 9.75 9.75 +.05 -.7 AmplitH wt Q AMHCW AmplitH un Q AMHCU 10.45 9.50 9.94 7 10.00 9.94 +.29 -1.3 Amrep N AXR 7.00 3.98 44 4.40 110 4.99 4.03 +.39 -26.4 AmtechSys Q ASYS 7.96 3.55 45 5.10 216 5.16 4.65 +.51 -28.8 Amyris h Q AMRS 5.26 1.40 1273 2.49 5916 2.98 2.43 -.19 -19.4 AnPacBio n Q ANPC 12.18 5.22 7.50 15 8.16 7.16 -.70 -33.3 AnalogDev Q ADI 2.24 2.2 26 127.30 79.08 2770 103.64 12190 114.06 103.23 -2.28 -12.8 Anaptys Q ANAB 79.09 10.00 535 15.28 1948 16.41 14.06 -.89 -6.0 Anavex rs Q AVXL 6.31 2.20 834 3.33 3156 3.64 3.05 -.04 +28.6 Anchiano Q ANCN 6.66 .51 8 .88 136 .92 .75 +.05 -37.1 Andersons Q ANDE .70 4.3 41 33.44 10.00 232 16.13 1006 18.73 15.30 +.85 -36.2 AndinaIII Q ANDA 10.21 9.70 1 10.17 107 10.21 10.17 -.04 +.2 AndinIII un Q ANDAU 11.18 10.01 10.35 0 10.35 10.35 +.15 -2.0 AndinIII rt Q ANDAR .35 .08 .12 58 .16 .11 +.01 -58.9 Anf DvAlt N DALT 10.84 5.36 75 7.54 449 7.77 7.45 +.05 -26.4 AngioDyn Q ANGO 15 22.09 7.48 203 10.06 1008 11.12 9.78 -.49 -37.2 AnglogldA N AU 27.63 11.29 3241 25.11 20100 27.16 23.66 -1.49 +12.4 ABInBev N BUD 3.19e 7.1 11 102.70 32.58 1640 44.79 12268 49.22 42.70 +2.88 -45.4 AnikaTh Q ANIK 16 75.71 22.01 143 32.31 632 36.03 31.24 -1.09 -37.7 AnixaB hrs Q ANIX 5.45 1.33 48 1.84 340 2.03 1.81 -.17 -43.9 Anixter N AXE 21 99.39 52.94 479 92.96 2260 93.85 90.38 +2.41 +.9 Annaly N NLY 1.00e 16.3 7 10.50 3.51 16021 6.13 90595 6.75 5.83 +.21 -34.9 Annaly pfD N NLYpD 1.88 7.8 26.06 15.08 90 23.95 511 24.50 23.20 +.74 -6.8 Annaly pfG N NLYpG 1.63 7.7 25.98 7.63 84 21.13 386 21.95 20.20 +.99 -16.3 Annaly pfF N NLYpF 26.41 8.53 219 21.72 895 22.57 20.82 +.58 -16.0 Ansys Q ANSS 71 299.06 174.25 580 255.64 3015 268.09 252.77 -3.81 -.7 AntaresP Q ATRS 64 5.13 1.60 1653 3.22 7149 3.49 2.93 +.31 -31.5 pdvWirelss Q ATEX 56.70 29.38 106 51.50 669 55.41 50.81 -1.80 +19.2 AnteroMid N AM .45e 9.5 13.72 1.69 8173 4.76 53710 4.98 4.07 +.32 -37.3 AnteroRes N AR 1.00 35.7 6 8.31 .64 11848 2.80 77618 3.08 1.97 +.55 -1.8 Anthem N ANTM 3.80f 1.4 23 312.48 171.03 1240 269.57 9310 285.98 262.00 +5.45 -10.7 Anthem un N ANTX 2.63 4.6 56.86 Anworth N ANH .44e 26.2 5 4.28 .79 812 1.68 8737 1.89 1.41 +.25 -52.3 Anwrth pfA N ANHpA 2.16 10.2 28.00 6.52 2 21.09 26 21.90 20.00 +1.09 -18.1 Anwrth pfB N ANHpB 1.56 8.7 23.48 7.05 17.92 7 18.00 16.15 +1.08 -20.3 Anwrth pfC N ANHpC 1.91 10.1 25.80 5.50 9 19.00 60 19.98 17.53 +.75 -25.0 Apache N APA .10f .9 7 33.77 3.80 24286 11.28 144361 14.05 9.75 +.59 -55.9 AptInv N AIV 1.64f 4.5 20 55.58 24.53 1036 36.47 6799 38.79 35.39 +1.38 -29.4 Apellis Q APLS 45.04 16.85 913 32.02 3636 39.98 31.25 -4.85 +4.6 ApexGl hrs Q APEX 2.82 .26 805 .49 2300 .70 .47 -.01 -37.2 ApexTc n Q APXT 10.53 9.13 28 9.80 437 9.98 9.75 -.01 -.7 ApexTc un Q APXTU 11.89 9.60 1 10.26 3 10.30 10.15 +.06 -2.0 Aphria N APHA 7.68 1.95 4155 3.39 29608 3.88 3.32 -.15 -35.1 ApogeeE Q APOG .75 3.8 13 46.70 13.77 228 19.54 1579 22.19 18.94 +.79 -39.9 ApolloCRE N ARI 1.60f 19.6 5 19.76 4.12 1110 8.15 8419 9.14 7.01 +.99 -55.4 ApollEnd Q APEN 4.08 1.24 3 2.10 48 2.54 1.82 +.03 -26.5 ApolloGM N APO 2.35e 5.9 14 52.67 19.46 4025 39.56 19122 43.38 35.02 +.62 -17.1 ApollG pfA N APOpA 1.59 6.1 27.13 15.50 10 25.93 90 26.13 25.36 +.40 -2.5 ApolG pfB N APOpB 1.59 6.2 27.93 15.33 37 25.75 154 25.99 25.10 +.26 -4.9 ApolloI 43 N AIY 1.72 6.9 26.27 25.07 25.11 ApollInv Q AINV 1.80 21.1 18.33 5.20 358 8.55 3295 9.21 8.19 +.49 -51.0 ApolMed Q AMEH 23.26 9.27 46 15.22 234 16.25 14.00 +.88 -17.3 ApollSrFlt N AFT 1.08a 9.4 15.58 8.01 70 11.54 429 11.93 11.45 -.31 -23.8 ApolloTact N AIF 1.20a 10.5 15.89 8.28 62 11.43 287 11.84 11.29 -.07 -24.3 AppFolio Q APPF 148.08 81.01 143 107.80 876 111.11 99.06 +2.91 -2.0 Appian A Q APPN 63.77 29.07 1266 42.25 4305 47.36 41.76 -.11 +10.6 AppHReit N APLE 1.20 13.3 11 16.88 4.48 1957 9.02 14782 10.53 8.17 +.67 -44.1 Apple Inc Q AAPL 3.28f 1.1 26 327.85 170.27 60066 289.07 216274 299.00 278.20 +6.10 -1.6 AplDNA hrs Q APDN 33.60 2.52 604 6.63 4164 7.69 5.82 +.27 +58.2 AppGenTc Q AGTC 10.42 2.29 279 3.95 1171 4.20 3.56 +.06 -12.6 ApldIndlT N AIT 1.28f 2.5 14 70.62 30.66 256 51.44 1554 57.47 48.60 +3.20 -22.9 ApldMatl Q AMAT .88f 1.9 14 69.44 36.64 13579 46.89 54675 54.65 46.37 -4.85 -23.2 ApldOptoel Q AAOI 15.98 5.00 679 10.11 3435 11.45 9.12 +1.02 -14.9 AppliedT n Q APLT 57.39 8.06 126 36.63 815 42.87 34.61 -.90 +34.3 ApreaTh n Q APRE 53.11 15.10 43 31.10 183 34.57 30.35 -2.65 -32.2 Aptargrp N ATR 1.44 1.4 35 126.20 79.84 506 106.14 2206 114.66 104.71 +2.38 -8.2 Aptevo hrs Q APVO 14.56 2.94 125 5.25 622 5.61 3.96 +.97 -42.7 Aptinyx Q APTX 5.25 1.60 127 2.72 1095 3.00 2.42 +.05 -20.5 Aptiv N APTV .22 .3 13 99.04 29.22 1741 65.75 10254 72.41 62.50 +3.01 -30.8 AptormG Q APM 33.28 1.66 30 3.18 129 3.89 3.05 -.33 -79.9 AptoseB g Q APTO 9.25 1.81 1139 6.81 7044 8.30 6.46 -1.41 +20.1 ApyxMed Q APYX 8.59 2.92 72 3.23 555 3.86 3.06 -.14 -61.8 AquaMetal h Q AQMS 2.74 .33 3043 .59 4371 .63 .52 +.01 -21.3 AquaB Tc Q AQB 4.08 1.52 82 1.72 500 1.83 1.62 -.04 -20.7 AquestTh Q AQST 10.00 1.41 704 4.17 4684 4.79 3.67 +.62 -28.4 ArTara rs Q TARA 42.49 8.80 3 24.02 30 25.00 21.45 +.05 +46.5 Aramark N ARMK .44e 1.7 15 47.22 9.65 1711 26.02 13484 28.98 24.64 +1.45 -40.0 Aravive Q ARAV 15.62 3.34 214 11.21 1192 14.30 11.08 -2.49 -18.0 ArborRT N ABR 1.20 18.0 4 15.77 3.54 2264 6.68 12886 7.33 5.84 +.68 -53.4 Arbor prA N ABRpA 2.06 9.4 26.71 7.60 4 21.94 26 23.50 20.50 +.94 -15.9 ArborR pfB N ABRpB 1.94 9.3 26.34 6.01 6 20.88 50 22.28 19.30 +.00 -18.8 ArborR pfC N ABRpC 2.13 9.6 28.00 10.00 4 22.15 30 22.50 21.02 +1.13 -16.4 ArbutusB g Q ABUS 3.66 .82 625 1.07 2283 1.26 1.02 -.14 -61.5 ArcLogist N ARCX 1.76 10.7 23 16.51 ArcBest Q ARCB .32 1.5 6 32.46 13.54 155 20.72 1117 22.20 18.83 +2.03 -24.9 ArcadBio rs Q RKDA 10.20 1.82 127 3.98 656 4.93 3.90 -.59 -27.4 ArcelorM N MT .10p 3 22.08 6.64 4921 10.55 23463 11.83 9.63 +.75 -39.9 ArchCap Q ACGL 7 48.32 22.54 2151 23.11 11241 26.00 22.80 -.53 -46.1 ArchCap pfF Q ACGLO 1.36 5.5 26.90 15.25 18 24.94 144 25.00 24.58 +.22 -3.3 ArchC pfE Q ACGLP 1.31 5.4 26.13 16.13 32 24.27 276 24.37 23.98 -.01 -4.7tArchCoal N ARCH 2 100.65 21.80 909 26.82 3961 29.42 21.80 +3.25 -62.6 ArchDan N ADM 1.44f 4.1 11 47.20 28.92 2773 35.12 16850 38.71 34.94 -.87 -24.2 Archrock N AROC .58 13.0 13 11.43 2.09 2160 4.47 9371 5.14 3.85 +.22 -55.5 ArchrkPtrs Q APLP 1.14 7.5 15.30 Arcimot h Q FUV 4.08 .97 285 1.97 3319 3.00 1.80 +.22 +22.4 ArcoPlat Q ARCE 59.49 29.09 310 50.76 951 53.80 42.90 +6.57 +14.8 Arconic n N ARNC 11.84 6.00 2067 8.55 13092 9.80 7.91 +.51 +37.7 ArcosDor N ARCO .05p 13 8.41 2.96 611 3.73 5197 4.00 3.44 +.18 -54.0 Arcosa N ACA .20 .6 47.85 28.14 542 35.23 2293 42.78 33.25 -3.06 -20.9sArcturusT Q ARCT 37.50 5.70 1577 40.86 8273 41.09 24.97 +18.29 +275.9 ArcusBio N RCUS 36.33 6.30 382 26.22 2613 29.25 25.71 -2.78 +159.6 ArcutisB n Q ARQT 40.88 17.10 121 26.00 390 31.60 25.25 -3.61 +19.3 Ardaugh N ARD .56 4.5 21.54 9.20 140 12.40 851 13.07 11.84 +.10 -36.7 Ardelyx Q ARDX 8.81 2.10 979 6.44 3746 7.80 5.80 -1.09 -14.2 ArdmoreSh N ASC .20 3.1 9.79 3.73 491 6.36 4062 7.92 6.17 -.01 -29.7 ArenaPh Q ARNA 4 64.48 32.95 368 47.53 2034 53.00 46.63 -4.03 +4.6 AresCap Q ARCC 1.60a 12.9 6 19.33 7.90 2394 12.39 17566 13.09 11.68 +.74 -33.6 AresCmcl N ACRE 1.32 17.0 6 17.69 2.78 687 7.76 3525 9.00 6.43 +1.15 -51.0 AresDyCr N ARDC 1.40 13.1 15.91 8.10 119 10.71 525 10.81 10.49 +.14 -30.2 AresMgmt N ARES 1.60 6.3 15 25.21 -1.6 Argan N AGX 1.00 2.7 9 50.92 29.91 149 36.70 1849 39.86 35.52 +1.08 -8.6 Argenx Q ARGX 169.50 103.75 57 145.52 406 150.20 142.10 -.56 -9.3 ArgoGp42 N ARGD 1.63 6.5 26.27 9.60 5 25.08 34 25.24 24.75 +.24 -2.6 ArgoGpInt N ARGO 1.24 3.9 7 78.57 27.41 264 31.57 1219 37.28 31.21 -.48 -52.0 AridisPh Q ARDS 12.40 3.80 0 6.03 8 6.40 5.80 -.34 +35.5 AristaNetw N ANET 12 322.83 156.63 762 207.64 3914 224.00 205.72 -9.17 +2.1 ArkInnova N ARKK 1.17e 60.73 33.00 871 52.38 5462 57.00 51.67 -.68 +4.7 ArkIndInno N ARKQ 43.74 26.19 58 37.38 533 40.55 37.00 +.43 +.9sArkGenom N ARKG 43.03 24.00 422 39.85 2632 43.03 38.85 -.21 +19.2 ArkWebX.O N ARKW 5.54e 72.60 40.49 330 62.89 1407 67.36 62.33 -.04 +9.2 Ark 3dPr N PRNT 24.10 13.80 14 18.31 104 19.69 18.00 +.33 -18.5 Ark IsrTc N IZRL 25.03 14.00 4 21.02 51 23.50 20.90 +.42 -5.0 ArkFinIn N ARKF 27.74 16.94 58 23.62 287 24.58 23.41 +.20 -1.5 ArkRst Q ARKR 1.00 8.9 9 23.60 7.19 2 11.20 42 12.67 10.03 +.55 -50.2 ArlingAst N AI 1.02 37.5 8.00 1.40 298 2.72 2081 3.10 2.58 +.10 -51.2 ArlingAst23 N AIW 1.66 7.5 25.00 6.42 0 22.25 7 22.75 21.02 +.03 -9.6 ArlingAst25 N AIC 1.69 8.0 25.00 6.30 0 21.00 12 21.88 20.25 -12.5 ArlAsst pfB N AIpB 1.75 10.6 23.43 4.99 1 16.50 8 17.00 13.77 +.08 -22.0 ArloTc N ARLO 5.13 1.20 954 2.66 4909 2.99 2.32 +.33 -36.8 ArmadaHof N AHH .88f 9.4 25 19.43 7.52 429 9.36 2822 10.35 8.32 +.64 -49.0 Armada pfA N AHHpA 1.69 8.6 29.48 14.30 8 19.58 36 20.65 18.51 +1.07 -30.2 ArmataP rs A ARMP 6.92 2.45 8 3.51 119 3.73 3.14 +.38 +7.8 ArmourR N ARR 2.04 25.3 2 21.15 4.95 2415 8.07 9787 9.48 7.60 -.01 -54.8 ArmRs pfC N ARRpC 25.29 7.10 65 21.38 758 22.37 19.66 +1.63 ArmsFloor N AFI 6 15.10 1.12 155 2.18 1116 2.46 1.50 +.69 -48.9 ArmstrWld N AWI .80 1.1 16 111.46 62.03 365 75.46 2724 83.66 74.04 -2.19 -19.7 ArrwDJYld N GYLD 1.59e 15.0 16.69 8.47 11 10.60 58 11.12 10.23 +.28 -34.2 ArrowEl N ARW 9 85.80 39.25 1136 62.39 4718 65.04 55.52 +7.19 -26.4 ArrowFn Q AROW 1.04b 3.8 11 38.31 20.79 35 27.69 191 31.48 26.54 +1.58 -26.7 ArrCountR Q DWCR 28.87 17.38 21.00 1 21.25 21.00 +.31 -25.8 ArwQVMEq N QVM 30.05 15.23 20.52 1 22.17 20.52 +.80 -30.2 ArwDWATc Q DWAT .09e .9 11.71 7.87 1 9.65 2 9.80 9.65 -13.4 ArrowPhm Q ARWR 73.72 17.30 1296 32.56 5161 40.01 31.50 -6.33 -48.7 ArteloBi wt Q ARTLW ArteloBio Q ARTL 5.00 .61 25 1.18 153 1.30 1.11 +.03 -56.2 ArtesRes Q ARTNA 1.00 2.9 23 39.60 30.01 34 34.32 147 36.84 34.02 +.22 -7.8 ArtisanPtr N APAM 2.40a 8.3 11 38.09 17.69 592 28.97 3894 29.97 23.35 +5.54 -10.4 ArtsWay Q ARTW .05 2.6 3.58 1.75 3 1.89 28 1.97 1.85 -.08 +6.8sArvinas Q ARVN 58.00 15.19 446 51.24 2227 58.00 50.18 -1.14 +24.7 AskanoG g A AKG 1.28 .50 420 1.09 3105 1.21 1.05 -.08 +14.7 AsburyA N ABG 9 123.45 39.36 297 65.73 1417 70.94 58.85 +7.26 -41.2 AscenaR rs Q ASNA 30.00 .91 221 1.43 3370 1.93 1.15 +.30 -81.3 Ascendis Q ASND 145.59 90.06 154 128.36 1210 138.00 127.09 -1.14 -7.7 AshfordHT N AHT .24 30.8 5.89 .47 713 .78 5970 .93 .63 +.15 -72.1 Ashfrd pfD N AHTpD 2.11 29.7 25.95 3.50 18 7.11 165 8.28 6.76 -.07 -71.8 AshfHT pfF N AHTpF 1.84 31.5 24.05 2.63 18 5.85 293 6.85 4.94 +.84 -73.4 AshfrH pfG N AHTpG 1.84 31.2 23.38 2.60 25 5.90 281 6.75 4.73 +.97 -72.4 AshfrdH pfH N AHTpH 1.88 31.3 23.77 2.50 10 6.00 291 6.75 5.00 +.75 -72.7 AshfrdH pfI N AHTpI 1.88 31.2 23.75 2.25 9 6.02 604 6.75 4.51 +.93 -72.2 Ashford A AINC 79 56.50 4.96 19 7.90 63 9.35 6.77 +1.01 -66.5 Ashland N ASH 1.10 1.9 52 81.82 38.88 372 58.84 2906 64.14 56.59 +2.23 -23.1 AsiaPc N APB .61e 2.5 11.54 AsiaPWire Q APWC .08e 7.8 2.30 .89 2 1.03 42 1.12 1.00 -.05 -25.4 AsiaTigr N GRR .07e .6 10.92 AspenAero N ASPN 10.71 3.72 122 6.07 572 6.17 5.35 +.49 -21.8 AspenGp Q ASPU 10.27 3.58 233 6.95 609 8.30 6.87 -.29 -13.1 Aspen pfC N AHLpC 1.49 6.1 29.33 9.99 13 24.29 143 25.30 23.06 -.74 -12.8 AspIns pfD N AHLpD 1.41 5.9 27.23 9.22 8 23.72 136 24.21 23.13 +.28 -10.0 AspnIn pfE N AHLpE 27.08 9.72 31 23.56 161 24.22 23.08 +.03 -10.8 AspenTech Q AZPN 24 142.89 73.07 504 95.04 2283 103.98 94.02 +.59 -21.4 AssembBio Q ASMB 25.07 8.13 220 17.01 826 19.13 15.57 -1.19 -16.9 AssertThr Q ASRT 4.92 .55 434 .83 2261 .96 .81 -.02 -33.4 AscBnc pfC N ASBpC 1.53 6.1 27.47 17.28 1 25.00 17 25.00 24.40 +.25 -3.8 AsscBc pf D N ASBpD 26.21 15.14 10 23.86 30 23.97 22.09 +.53 -7.5 AsscdBanc N ASB .72 5.2 7 23.26 10.23 1781 13.77 7830 14.60 12.80 +1.03 -37.5 AsdBan wt N ASB/WS 2.80 AssocCap N AC .20 .6 65.46 24.33 14 35.98 90 41.11 35.57 -.10 -8.2 Assurant N AIZ 2.52 2.5 51 142.61 76.27 440 102.32 2244 112.56 101.52 -2.33 -21.9 AssuredG N AGO .80f 2.8 5 50.77 13.64 490 28.91 3930 31.93 28.53 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+8.22 +21.8 AuriniaPh Q AUPH 21.93 3.52 1757 15.69 9317 17.98 15.64 -.39 -22.6 AuroraC N ACB 9.37 .60 18080 .70 105535 .80 .70 -.03 -67.5 AuroraMob Q JG 8.95 1.50 39 2.30 74 2.46 2.22 -.08 -22.0 AurynRs A AUG 1.84 .71 175 1.08 626 1.11 1.02 -25.0 AutoNatn N AN 8 53.19 20.59 602 35.86 7052 39.64 34.02 +2.23 -26.3 AutoWeb Q AUTO 2 4.00 .50 67 .87 508 1.00 .75 +.15 -64.9 Autodesk Q ADSK 211.58 125.38 2059 174.90 9220 189.86 172.22 -5.45 -4.7 Autohome N ATHM 7 117.50 59.54 699 74.23 2827 84.35 73.16 +.35 -7.2 Autoliv N ALV 2.48 4.3 29 87.01 38.16 426 58.18 4297 62.71 56.94 -2.57 -31.1 Autolus Q AUTL 27.97 3.00 147 9.00 480 10.71 8.61 -1.24 -31.8 AutoData Q ADP 3.64 2.6 37 182.32 103.11 2615 140.42 13214 147.32 139.46 +1.19 -17.6 AutoZone N AZO 18 1274.41 684.91 251 994.45 1211 1082.31 984.00 -52.59 -16.5sAvadelPh Q AVDL 13.49 1.03 1976 9.20 16273 13.49 9.13 -.63 +21.9 Avalara N AVLR 96.96 55.50 562 88.22 3183 91.21 85.30 +3.11 +20.4 AvalGlb Q AVCO 2.85 .50 276 1.63 1932 2.16 1.55 -.30 -15.5 AvalonHld A AWX 3.14 1.18 10 1.37 55 1.45 1.34 +.02 -28.6 AvalonBay N AVB 6.36f 4.0 26 229.40 118.17 979 158.44 4995 167.97 157.31 +.06 -24.4 Avangrid N AGR 1.76 4.2 33 57.24 35.62 663 41.44 4280 46.83 41.15 -3.51 -19.0 AvanosMd N AVNS 15 48.07 19.46 355 31.07 1588 33.11 29.83 +1.08 -7.8 Avantr pfA N AVTRpA 67.45 27.11 5 57.35 399 57.97 49.51 +8.56 -9.0 AvayaHl N AVYA 6 19.45 6.13 1570 9.22 7821 10.25 8.95 +.21 -31.7 AveICSFd N ACP 1.44 12.8 11.22 -4.1 AveThera Q ATXI 11.47 4.13 71 9.50 320 9.90 8.85 +.42 -1.0 AVEO hrs Q AVEO 11.20 2.23 1675 7.27 9533 7.79 3.97 +3.15 +16.5 AveryD N AVY 2.32 2.1 31 141.09 76.96 469 108.07 3182 119.55 105.15 -.47 -17.4 AviatNet Q AVNW 15.27 7.10 5 9.33 43 10.08 9.13 +.03 -33.6 AvidBios Q CDMO 8.38 3.02 451 6.15 2366 6.44 5.20 +.91 -19.8 AvidTech Q AVID 10.79 5.36 614 6.46 4142 7.78 6.23 -.40 -24.7tAvingr nrs Q AVGR 7.80 .24 4526 .29 43235 .42 .24 -.08 -74.5 AvinoSG g A ASM .81 .26 241 .41 1733 .44 .39 -.01 -28.9 AvisBudg Q CAR 5 52.98 6.35 7896 13.90 42832 18.65 13.16 +.82 -56.9 Avista N AVA 1.62f 4.0 20 53.00 32.09 370 40.90 1810 44.94 40.55 -1.94 -15.0 Avnet Q AVT .84 2.8 49.03 17.85 1022 29.79 5738 32.04 28.00 +1.65 -29.8 AvroBio Q AVRO 1 29.32 9.76 305 13.15 1173 15.27 12.39 -1.33 -34.7 Aware Q AWRE 14 3.75 2.02 15 2.44 82 2.65 2.35 -.11 -27.4 Axalta N AXTA 11 32.20 12.92 1107 18.87 10405 20.25 18.40 +.42 -37.9 Axcelis Q ACLS 16 29.24 12.99 359 22.48 1861 26.07 21.79 +.79 -6.7 AxellaHl n Q AXLA 15.25 2.25 31 4.83 199 5.00 4.39 +.46 +20.4 AXIS Cap N AXS 1.64f 4.7 67.51 31.82 657 34.93 4914 37.98 33.96 +.83 -41.2 AxisCap pfE N AXSpE 26.37 14.00 32 24.25 310 24.62 24.03 +.14 -6.0 Axogen Q AXGN 25.84 7.16 331 9.84 2378 10.28 8.23 +1.49 -45.0 AxonEntpr Q AAXN 90.10 49.80 561 69.52 3143 77.47 69.05 -2.32 -5.1 Axonics Q AXNX 43.37 15.25 462 31.15 2745 35.88 30.37 -3.78 +12.4 AxosFinl N AX 9 33.44 13.69 434 21.95 1942 24.29 17.81 +4.34 -27.5 AxosF pf N AXO 1.56 6.5 28.99 14.28 1 24.02 21 24.13 22.27 +1.12 -9.4 AxovntG rs Q AXGT 9.60 1.41 110 3.19 663 3.78 3.03 -.35 -37.7 AxsomeT Q AXSM 109.94 13.64 843 90.13 9987 109.53 87.10 +13.73 -12.8 AytuBioS Q AYTU 2.99 .34 6836 1.60 225599 2.13 1.45 +.20 +64.4 Azul N AZUL 44.55 5.30 1848 8.64 12655 9.76 7.30 +1.34 -79.8 AzurRx Q AZRX 3.10 .37 375 .61 2071 .68 .58 +.03 -41.5 AzurePwr N AZRE 16.80 10.10 2 14.49 93 15.49 13.66 -.51 +15.2B -:B Comm Q BCOM 2.06 .52 3 1.07 28 1.17 1.04 +.05 -40.2 B&G Foods N BGS 1.90 9.7 7 26.13 10.39 874 19.64 5635 20.66 18.58 +.69 +9.5 BRileyFn Q RILY .68e 3.7 19 30.17 12.94 98 18.14 768 20.47 17.40 +.59 -28.0 BRiley27 Q RILYZ 1.88 8.4 26.10 9.73 10 22.45 75 22.95 20.77 +1.64 -12.1 BRileyF27 Q RILYG 1.81 8.0 26.37 8.63 10 22.51 55 22.84 20.12 +2.56 -12.7 BRiley23 Q RILYH 1.84 8.0 27.66 12.75 4 22.86 46 23.70 22.31 +.50 -11.6 BRileyFn pf Q RILYI 1.72 7.6 26.45 11.90 2 22.70 25 23.15 21.50 +1.54 -11.4 BRiley24 n Q RILYQ 1.69 7.6 26.65 10.00 1 22.19 24 22.40 20.35 +1.51 -13.5 BRleyF26 n Q RILYN 1.63 8.0 25.70 10.11 2 20.35 106 20.70 18.99 +1.40 -19.2 BRiley25 n Q RILYM 1.59 7.6 25.28 7.31 3 20.82 68 21.40 19.74 +1.21 -16.7 BRiley pfA Q RILYP .11p 25.87 10.50 1 20.95 37 21.83 19.01 +.95 -17.8sB2gold g A BTG .01p 65 5.53 2.16 8001 5.16 50399 5.53 4.88 -.22 +28.7 BBQ Hldg Q BBQ 5.72 1.51 9 2.65 156 2.90 2.26 +.47 -32.6 BBX Cap N BBX .05f 2.7 2 5.80 1.11 165 1.88 1131 2.36 1.74 +.13 -60.5 BCB Bc Q BCBP .56 5.7 5 14.96 8.51 110 9.90 482 11.03 9.43 +.51 -28.2 BCE g N BCE 3.04e 49.58 31.66 923 39.65 6730 41.67 39.56 -.45 -14.5 BFC Cp pf Q BANFP 1.80 6.4 31.35 25.80 27.98 4 28.13 26.71 +1.85 +2.3 BG Staffing A BGSF 1.20 6.3 39 23.99 15.91 19.12 -1.5 BGC Ptrs Q BGCP .56 19.2 7 6.15 2.07 2937 2.92 21257 3.16 2.84 +.11 -50.8 BHP BillLt N BHP 1.66e 4.3 59.02 29.78 2679 38.44 12273 42.27 38.32 -.63 -29.7 BHPBil plc N BBL 4.40e 51.87 23.64 1744 31.88 8385 35.12 31.81 -.23 -32.2 BIO-key Q BKYI 2.58 .35 1049 1.09 11920 1.23 .82 +.31 +118.0 BJsRest Q BJRI .52 2.6 7 53.00 6.01 666 19.92 4838 23.13 16.62 +3.43 -47.5 BJsWhole N BJ .52p 31.19 18.84 2343 26.16 11417 28.22 25.50 -.70 +15.0 BMC Stock Q BMCH 14 31.67 13.38 510 20.16 2682 22.73 17.43 +2.79 -29.7 BOK Q BOKF 2.04 4.1 7 88.70 34.57 176 49.55 1351 54.41 46.04 +3.33 -43.3 BOK 56 Q BOKFL 1.34 5.4 26.75 16.01 2 24.87 82 25.00 24.50 +.37 -5.1 BOS Ltd Q BOSC 12 3.62 1.02 6 1.75 119 1.86 1.72 +.02 -12.1 BP MidPt N BPMP 1.32e 12.0 17.08 6.41 268 11.00 2684 12.71 10.83 -.19 -29.5 BP PLC N BP 2.46f 10.8 7 44.00 15.51 13467 22.83 72416 25.47 22.63 -.56 -39.5 BP Pru N BPT 4.14e 94.7 1 21.29 2.77 118 4.37 1059 4.70 4.19 +.23 -36.5 BQQI Intl Q BIMI 12.00 1.03 2968 2.99 4060 3.10 2.55 +.32 -6.3 BRF SA N BRFS 9.96 2.27 1565 3.44 17784 3.88 3.33 +.14 -60.5 BRP Gp n Q BRP 18.50 8.35 109 10.38 645 10.90 9.13 +.73 -35.3 BRT N BRT .88 9.1 4 18.75 6.00 42 9.67 297 10.96 8.95 +.82 -43.0 BWX Tech N BWXT .76f 1.5 25 70.57 40.40 479 51.71 2712 54.97 51.28 -16.7 B&W Ent rs N BW 5.45 .77 190 .93 1386 1.03 .88 +.03 -74.5 BabShDHi N BGH 1.84 17.0 18.90 9.14 82 10.82 473 11.25 10.75 -.31 -38.3 BadgerMtr N BMI .68 1.2 58 70.84 41.50 135 57.14 978 64.07 56.71 +.16 -12.0 Baidu Q BIDU 1 168.63 82.00 4621 96.02 23872 102.98 94.31 -4.93 -24.0 BainCapS N BCSF 1.64 17.0 12 20.50 7.11 266 9.67 1836 10.98 9.54 -.23 -51.1 BakHugh N BKR .72 5.3 53 26.05 9.12 5538 13.70 30728 14.92 12.78 +.28 -46.5 Balchem Q BCPC .52f .6 35 113.93 78.30 284 87.24 1236 99.00 82.54 -4.47 -14.2 BallCorp N BLL .60 .9 34 82.82 51.26 1609 65.61 7983 68.90 63.81 +.34 +1.5 Ballanty A BTN 3.58 1.26 10 1.47 62 1.63 1.45 -.08 -54.6 BallardPw Q BLDP 14.20 3.21 3872 9.34 9967 10.64 9.23 -.75 +30.1 BanColum N CIB 1.27e 5.1 56.10 16.27 349 25.08 2675 26.86 23.59 +1.06 -54.2 BancCalif N BANC .24 2.3 13 19.12 6.44 295 10.23 1864 11.06 9.61 +.75 -40.5 BcCalif pfE N BANCpE 27.40 9.06 4 24.80 25 24.88 24.51 +.07 -6.3 BcCal pfD N BANCpD 1.84 7.4 26.89 9.84 8 24.77 44 24.97 24.51 +.02 -3.3 BncFstOK Q BANF 1.28f 3.4 10 63.96 26.00 142 37.54 726 42.67 36.08 +1.82 -39.9 BcBilVArg N BBVA .27e 8.7 6.14 2.64 1112 3.12 16650 3.40 2.80 +.36 -44.1 BcoBrades N BBDO .17r 5.4 8.62 2.81 12 3.15 314 3.55 2.90 +.03 -60.1 BcoBrad N BBD .06a 1.8 9.59 2.99 8935 3.33 91196 3.85 3.16 +.21 -59.1 BcoLatin N BLX 1.54 13.8 6 22.85 7.73 284 11.20 1136 12.15 10.44 +.69 -47.6tBcoMacro N BMA 2 77.31 13.59 399 15.23 3049 17.80 13.59 +.72 -58.0 BcoSantSA N SAN .21e 10.0 5.03 2.01 4030 2.15 33474 2.34 2.05 +.10 -48.1 BcoSBrasil N BSBR .29e 6.2 5 12.85 4.00 543 4.69 7769 5.28 4.24 +.55 -61.3 BcSanChile N BSAC .85e 5.3 30.47 11.43 413 16.11 4110 17.01 13.97 +2.12 -30.2 Continued on next page Continued from previous page NYSE, NYSE American and Nasdaq Exchanges Exch. 52-week Vol Friday Vol Weekly YTD Name Market Symbol Div Yield PE High Low 1000s Last 1000s High Low Chg % Chg Exch. 52-week Vol Friday Vol Weekly YTD Name Market Symbol Div Yield PE High Low 1000s Last 1000s High Low Chg % Chg MONEY & MARKET$Page 3 www.sunnewspapers.net The Sun/Saturday, May 2, 2020 

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BcoChile N BCH 1.06 30.03 12.50 110 17.32 932 18.25 15.64 +1.54 -17.5 Bancorp34 Q BCTF .20 1.9 16.00 9.12 1 10.59 9 11.25 9.48 +1.10 -30.6 BncpBnk lf Q TBBK 13.73 3.36 418 7.53 2165 7.78 5.87 +1.57 -41.9 BcpSouth N BXS .74 3.5 32.97 17.24 523 21.11 3290 23.27 19.96 +1.06 -32.8 BancrftFd A BCV 1.76e 8.5 27.73 14.27 19 20.70 72 21.48 20.33 +.16 -20.7sBandwith Q BAND 84 90.63 42.61 1509 89.22 3255 92.15 76.12 +9.02 +39.3 BkFstCp Q BFC .80 1.5 76.90 43.64 8 52.99 44 57.25 50.05 +1.99 -24.3 BankOZK Q OZK 1.00f 4.7 8 34.34 14.20 1403 21.32 14623 23.39 19.76 +1.54 -30.1 BkAm pfN N BACpN 26.92 17.81 195 24.91 1351 25.07 24.49 +.45 -4.9 BkofAm N BAC .72 3.1 8 35.72 17.95 51633 23.08 318497 25.11 22.45 +.90 -34.5 BkAML pfJ N BMLpJ 1.02 4.8 25.18 15.57 18 21.08 114 21.64 20.99 -.17 -9.6 BkAm pfE N BACpE 1.02 5.3 25.00 16.51 49 22.61 255 23.18 22.29 +.54 -7.2 BkAm pfL N BACpL 72.50 5.2 1610.00 1050.00 12 1384.45 69 1392.49 1340.03 +43.11 -4.5 BkAm pfA N BACpA 27.00 19.57 126 25.90 695 26.01 25.55 +.41 -1.9 BkAm pfC N BACpC 26.77 20.28 52 25.95 384 26.10 25.60 +.35 -.9 BkAML pfL N BMLpL 1.02 4.9 24.96 15.95 68 20.74 427 21.44 20.72 -.22 -13.8 BkAm pfM N BACpM 1.34 5.2 27.37 18.20 227 25.73 1604 25.85 25.02 +.63 -3.3 BkAML pfH N BMLpH .77 4.0 22.75 11.58 24 19.05 69 19.48 18.81 -.18 -9.2 BkAML pfG N BMLpG .77 4.1 23.30 11.60 0 18.86 7 19.50 18.86 -.24 -11.7 Bk of But N NTB 1.76 8.1 6 40.65 13.76 555 21.86 2252 22.46 18.44 +3.53 -41.0 BkCmcCA Q BOCH .20 2.6 10 12.31 .40 54 7.70 241 8.35 7.26 +.35 -33.4 BkHawaii N BOH 2.68 4.2 12 95.68 46.70 373 64.48 1545 71.06 61.87 +2.99 -32.2 BankMarn Q BMRC .92f 2.9 13 47.77 23.80 50 31.71 206 37.80 30.85 +.64 -29.6 BkMont g N BMO 4.24e 5 79.93 38.31 889 48.78 6487 53.91 48.12 +1.64 -37.1 BkMont36 Q BMLP 3.37e 10.5 51.27 15.87 0 32.03 1 32.03 29.12 +4.31 -26.8 BigB Inv N KNAB 87.67 40.00 46.10 0 48.60 46.10 -5.23 +15.1 BigB 2xIn N BNKZ 78.25 31.19 0 39.59 0 39.59 33.83 -3.61 +26.9tBigB 3xIn N BNKD 97.12 18.39 25 23.80 72 25.03 18.39 -2.96 -.7 BigB 2xLv N BNKO 71.67 20.12 27.32 1 29.35 26.45 +4.26 -61.1 BigB 3xLv N BNKU 81.58 7.04 23 12.11 146 16.00 11.86 +.73 -84.7 BkNYMel N BK 1.24 3.4 9 51.60 26.40 3994 36.00 25883 38.39 35.69 +.55 -28.5 BkNYM pfC N BKpC 1.30 5.1 26.67 18.59 17 25.43 217 25.64 25.06 +.23 -2.4 BkNova g N BNS 2.72 6 58.22 31.94 1463 38.65 7487 41.73 37.83 +.84 -31.6 BkPrince Q BPRN .40 2.1 32.25 17.51 12 19.50 76 23.78 19.01 -.13 -38.1 BankSC Q BKSC .64a 3.8 9 20.81 11.43 3 17.00 45 17.50 15.08 +1.76 -9.5 BkofJames Q BOTJ .28 2.6 10 16.15 8.00 10 10.75 52 10.84 9.80 +1.04 -29.6 Bank7 Q BSVN .50e 6 20.04 5.58 26 9.66 152 11.35 7.24 +2.63 -49.1 BankFncl Q BFIN .40 5.0 12 15.50 6.73 28 7.98 183 9.27 7.76 -.01 -39.0 BankUtd N BKU .92f 4.9 6 37.60 14.50 775 18.64 7204 20.83 18.45 +.08 -49.0 BankwellF Q BWFG .56 4.1 1 30.93 12.07 41 13.81 127 16.75 13.70 -.88 -52.1 Banner Cp Q BANR 1.64 4.4 10 60.21 27.12 288 37.16 1472 41.57 33.45 +4.02 -34.3 Baozun Q BZUN 60 56.47 22.19 841 28.66 3916 33.72 28.61 -1.52 -13.5 BarHarbr A BHB .88 4.7 8 27.58 13.05 59 18.64 386 20.83 16.77 +1.49 -26.6 BarcSPVeq N VQT 203.25 155.89 180.18 1 180.18 173.58 +4.51 +8.2 BarSelMLP N ATMP 1.17e 10.8 20.76 5.80 129 10.88 608 11.76 10.03 +.39 -38.9 BiP Cmdty N DJP 23.16 15.61 235 16.17 1731 16.35 15.71 +.12 -29.2 BarcGsci36 N GSP 15.96 5.28 16 6.64 72 6.68 5.74 +.28 -57.4 BrcEnEu N FLEU 161.32 58.08 93.52 3 93.52 88.93 +10.11 -40.7 BiPSPBWrt N BWV 77.50 BiP GCrb N GRN 17.90 BiPGbpUsd N GBB 36.14 BiPEurUsd N ERO 45.01 BiP Cocoa N NIB 34.96 24.47 9 28.02 54 28.40 26.82 +.95 -4.4 BarcBk prA N BCSpA 1.78 7.1 25.01 BiP JpyUsd N JYN 52.02 BarcCAPE N CAPE 156.61 100.16 5 127.47 36 133.92 126.80 +.86 -14.5 BiPSPMLP N IMLP 1.22e 13.7 17.45 4.68 0 8.91 2 9.52 8.54 +.46 -40.3 Barclay N BCS .15e 2.9 10.22 3.41 4345 5.13 30111 5.58 4.39 +.71 -46.1 iPthNtGs N GAZ 36.20 17.33 3 20.34 8 20.99 20.12 +.08 -19.7 BiP SPVix N XVZ 52.58 17.54 4 38.15 11 38.79 35.97 -.65 +97.4 BarcWomLd N WIL 77.24 49.64 63.31 0 66.32 63.31 -.45 -14.6 Barings N BBDC 2.03e 30.7 10.59 4.67 400 6.62 1383 7.20 6.42 -.04 -35.6 Triangle 22 N TCCA 1.59 6.4 24.98 BaringsCp N MCI 1.20 9.2 17.33 7.59 19 13.05 132 14.10 12.60 +.30 -22.6 BaringsPt N MPV 1.08 9.4 17.88 7.34 12 11.46 102 11.74 10.76 +.46 -29.0 B&N Ed N BNED .60 35.5 2 5.10 1.11 248 1.69 1979 1.98 1.60 +.02 -60.4 Barnes N B .64 1.8 12 67.32 30.22 304 36.51 1583 41.83 35.52 -.20 -41.1 Barnwell A BRN 2.68 .30 203 .62 2964 .88 .53 +.05 -39.6 BarrettB lf Q BBSI 1.20 2.6 7 95.64 27.25 63 46.75 298 51.50 41.55 +5.28 -48.3 BarrickGld N GOLD 2.82e 13 28.50 11.65 19574 26.93 90491 27.36 25.16 -.17 +44.9 BassettF Q BSET .50 7.9 9 18.91 4.25 66 6.33 556 7.73 6.24 +.10 -62.1 BattalOil n A BATL 12.00 2.25 18 4.71 209 5.13 4.50 -.26 Baudax n Q BXRX 10.14 2.16 843 3.13 6909 3.54 2.85 +.24 -54.8 BauschHl N BHC 5 31.97 11.15 3486 17.16 25520 18.99 16.77 +.24 -42.6 Baxter N BAX .88 1.0 41 95.19 69.10 2644 87.84 15113 94.01 86.60 -5.08 +5.0 BayCom Q BCML 8 24.89 10.65 196 12.45 425 13.15 10.68 +1.49 -45.3 BaytexE g N BTE 2.16 .19 4388 .31 39201 .35 .23 +.04 -79.0 BeacnRfg Q BECN 40.00 11.67 484 20.44 3458 23.26 17.94 +2.75 -36.1 BeamTh n Q BEAM 31.80 13.00 186 15.38 1088 18.90 15.01 -2.77 -18.0 BeasleyB Q BBGI .20 8.2 8 4.15 1.28 21 2.45 170 2.75 2.24 +.05 -20.7 BeazerHm N BZH 8 17.23 4.39 1193 7.00 5097 7.34 5.84 +1.27 -50.5 BectDck N BDX 3.16 1.3 286.72 197.75 1423 251.87 9746 271.95 247.79 -16.30 -7.4 BectDk pfA N BDXA 68.35 49.07 59.24 11187 64.12 58.92 -3.93 -9.5 BedBath Q BBBY .68 12.1 17.79 3.43 11265 5.64 114584 7.69 5.44 +.41 -67.4 BeiGene Q BGNE 210.35 113.01 228 140.21 1080 165.72 140.00 -19.99 -15.4 BelFuse A Q BELFA .28f 3.2 9 21.11 6.08 9 8.85 15 9.52 6.85 +2.25 -45.4 BelFuseB Q BELFB .28 2.8 10 24.22 6.30 178 9.99 529 10.15 6.50 +3.39 -51.3 Belden N BDC .20 .6 8 62.28 25.54 466 33.13 3935 36.64 32.34 +1.51 -39.8 BellRing n N BRBR 24.03 13.56 203 16.66 1692 18.25 16.42 -.37 -21.7 Bellero hrs Q BLPH 26.00 3.19 184 15.90 1185 17.00 13.93 -.86 +202.9 BenchElec N BHE .64f 3.2 42 37.36 14.06 334 19.83 1904 24.44 19.65 -.75 -42.3 Benefitfoc Q BNFT 41.92 6.09 360 10.22 3585 11.60 9.85 -.59 -53.4 BenefyttTc Q BFYT 20 35.00 15.60 335 24.34 1886 26.28 23.59 -.36 +26.2 BenitecB s Q BNTC 17.39 1.84 11 8.44 160 10.92 8.09 -2.49 +148.2 Berkley N WRB .44 .9 15 79.92 43.05 666 51.45 4248 56.93 50.33 +1.21 -25.5 Berkley pfB N WRBpB 1.41 5.6 26.86 13.73 13 25.05 815 25.18 24.74 +.33 -1.5 Berkly pfC N WRBpC 27.85 15.40 3 25.49 55 25.64 25.20 +.16 -3.5 Berkly pfD N WRBpD 1.44 5.7 26.80 14.21 9 25.32 169 25.48 25.10 +.20 -3.4 BerkHa A N BRK/A 22 347400.00 239440.00 1 273975.00 3 288888.00 272520.00 -5484.99 -19.3 BerkH B N BRK/B 25 231.61 159.50 7512 182.67 37686 192.68 181.64 -3.85 -19.4 BerkHBcp N BHLB .96f 5.9 7 33.72 11.43 265 16.17 1626 18.79 15.60 +.70 -50.8 BerryCp Q BRY .48 14.6 11.88 1.82 579 3.29 2488 3.67 2.64 +.54 -65.1 BerryPlas N BERY .12p 8 59.16 25.00 2042 41.02 10660 41.98 36.88 +4.35 -13.6 BestBuy N BBY 22 91.99 48.11 2507 72.26 15157 80.89 71.84 +.38 -17.7 Best Inc N BEST 6.75 4.01 882 5.12 4854 5.79 5.07 -.38 -7.9 BettrMx n Q BWMX 10.04 5.67 0 9.19 4 9.28 9.19 -.05 +1.2 BeyondA Q XAIR 12.50 3.45 302 7.30 1855 8.38 6.91 -.98 +39.6 ByndMt Q BYND 239.71 45.00 6542 91.53 44953 116.64 89.90 -17.25 +21.1 Beyondsp Q BYSI 24.80 9.38 36 13.12 200 15.99 12.48 +.27 -15.4 BcylTher n Q BCYC 19.79 6.24 21 12.63 143 15.90 12.54 -2.09 +33.9 Big 5Sprt Q BGFV .20 16.7 17 4.14 .65 695 1.20 4736 1.40 .98 +.26 -60.0 BigLots N BIG 1.20 5.0 7 38.59 10.13 2217 24.02 10843 25.47 21.10 +3.65 -16.4 BigRockP Q BRPA 12.04 9.80 11.85 1 11.85 10.71 +1.17 +11.8 BigRock rt Q BRPAR .40 .03 2 .11 280 .15 .09 +.01 -59.6sBigRock un Q BRPAU 11.36 10.55 11.36 0 11.36 11.36 +.59 +5.7 Biglari B N BH 2 155.00 37.85 20 67.00 88 76.55 57.60 +9.00 -41.4 Biglari A N BH/A 775.35 250.50 1 327.00 3 376.00 300.00 +12.00 -45.5 Bilibili Q BILI 61 30.50 13.23 7339 25.14 23018 28.34 25.00 -2.60 +35.0 Bill.cmHl n N BILL 64.12 23.61 701 55.73 4278 61.98 49.47 +6.99 +46.5 Bio-Path Q BPTH 17.53 2.92 117 4.67 507 5.84 4.53 -1.06 -41.6sBioRadA N BIO 35 450.89 281.66 206 431.79 1184 450.89 427.27 -1.22 +16.7sBioRadB N BIO/B 435.48 287.85 435.48 1 435.48 434.00 +12.48 +17.8sBioTechne Q TECH 1.28 .6 73 229.00 155.17 497 227.54 1925 229.00 203.34 +25.69 +3.7 BioCrdia n Q BCDA 7.25 2.10 7 4.73 331 6.35 3.37 +1.30 +28.4 BioDlvry lf Q BDSI 7.21 2.85 734 4.44 4201 4.75 4.28 +.08 -29.7 BioHiTch Q BHTG 2.70 1.01 11 1.35 74 1.44 1.17 +.16 -20.8 BioLifeSol Q BLFS 21.18 7.37 265 10.54 879 11.55 10.00 -.37 -34.9 BioLneRx rs Q BLRX 6.75 1.06 49 1.65 211 1.80 1.58 +.07 -26.7 BioNTech n Q BNTX 105.00 12.53 873 45.11 6361 50.25 43.00 -2.64 +33.1sBioSigTc Q BSGM 10.49 2.36 772 7.79 8461 10.49 7.29 -.91 +31.6 BioXcelT Q BTAI 43.63 3.76 399 35.00 2470 37.67 30.35 +4.13 +139.6 BioanlySys Q BASI 6.50 1.73 15 4.78 74 4.95 4.12 +.62 -3.5 Biocept h Q BIOC 2.11 .21 4319 .38 50435 .46 .37 -.01 +32.2 BioceresCr A BIOX 7.65 4.01 13 5.62 362 6.42 4.60 +.77 +11.2 Biocryst Q BCRX 8.15 1.38 11591 3.54 73500 4.14 3.21 -.02 +2.6tBiofront Q BFRA p 18.32 5.92 1 5.81 3 6.24 5.81 -.69 -43.8 Biogen Q BIIB 14 374.99 215.78 1538 293.09 9692 313.34 291.88 -4.71 -1.2 BiohvnPh N BHVN 67.86 26.56 679 45.07 3621 49.83 43.78 -1.90 -17.2 Biolase Q BIOL 2.26 .21 731 .42 5207 .50 .40 -.00 -24.8 BiomX n A PHGE 11.05 4.52 32 5.60 119 6.24 5.07 +.50 -42.2 BiomX un A PHGE/U 12.12 4.60 6.38 3 6.83 6.18 +.58 -33.0sBioMarin Q BMRN 99.60 62.88 1682 88.12 8323 99.60 87.88 -9.19 +4.2 Biomeri Q BMRA 23.39 2.05 314 7.32 2576 8.59 7.05 -.77 +142.1 Bionano Q BNGO 4.70 .25 2164 .39 25415 .44 .35 +.04 -68.6sBiondVax Q BVXV 17.95 5.20 135 13.70 1194 17.95 9.00 +4.50 +47.5 BioPhrmX A BPMX .33 Biophytis n Q BPTS BioSpecif Q BSTC 22 70.00 42.00 28 55.63 189 59.80 53.39 +.05 -2.3 BioTelem Q BEAT 43 57.40 27.35 215 45.51 1510 48.82 44.10 +1.43 -1.7 BirksGrp A BGI 1.20 .32 10 .47 52 .53 .45 +.01 -47.4 BitautoH N BITA 6 15.48 9.46 155 11.63 1225 12.88 11.48 -.16 -21.6sBlckDia n Q BDTX 43.49 17.63 54 34.49 484 43.49 33.24 -6.74 -12.6 BlkHillsCp N BKH 2.14 3.6 18 87.12 48.07 457 59.73 2525 68.46 58.84 -2.79 -23.9 BlKnight N BKI 38 76.44 50.01 306 69.73 2649 72.07 69.36 +.77 +8.1 BlkStMin N BSM 1.48 25.8 10 18.77 4.04 627 5.73 3166 6.65 5.55 -.22 -55.0 BlackLin Q BL 74.44 38.32 828 59.66 3299 61.57 56.86 +.98 +15.7 BlkRkCap Q BKCC .56 20.4 11 6.30 1.47 360 2.74 3478 3.08 2.38 +.34 -44.8 BlTCP Cap Q TCPC 1.44 17.6 6 14.80 4.02 308 8.17 2627 8.87 7.31 +.48 -41.9 Blckbaud Q BLKB .48 .9 90 97.35 38.22 289 53.28 1928 57.23 49.16 +4.66 -33.1 BlackBerry N BB 9.42 2.70 5532 4.07 21112 4.43 3.97 +.03 -36.6 BlackRock N BLK 13.20 2.7 18 576.81 323.98 525 484.16 3036 516.00 477.06 +9.02 -3.7 BlrScTcII n N BSTZ 23.11 12.00 162 18.97 980 19.92 18.94 +.07 -7.5 Blrk22Gl N BGIO 9.95 5.66 32 7.88 164 8.04 7.56 +.12 -20.1 BlkBldAm N BBN 1.58 6.9 26.92 18.55 144 22.87 1631 22.93 21.86 +.47 -6.0 BlkCAIT N BFZ .87 7.1 14.38 10.10 52 12.27 496 12.28 11.98 +.04 -9.5 BlkCorBd N BHK .78 5.3 15.76 11.44 169 14.84 1000 14.90 13.83 +.59 +1.8 BlkCpHiY N HYT .84 9.1 11.73 6.26 856 9.28 3085 9.37 9.00 +.25 -17.1 BlkCrdAllo N BTZ .97 7.4 14.91 9.12 604 13.10 2032 13.17 12.53 +.56 -6.3 BlkDbtStr N DSU .82 9.1 11.50 5.92 92 9.05 692 9.25 9.00 -19.2 BlkEngyRs N BGR 1.32 19.2 12.67 4.14 369 6.86 1538 7.46 6.73 -.22 -42.3 BlkEnhC&I N CII 1.20 8.6 17.86 9.56 176 13.88 767 14.35 13.76 +.13 -19.5 BlkEEqDv N BDJ .56 7.9 9.97 4.65 680 7.06 4013 7.32 6.96 +.10 -28.8 BlEnhGvIn N EGF .66 5.1 13.52 9.62 4 13.00 27 13.29 12.96 +.03 -1.1 BlkFltRtInc N FRA .81 7.6 13.67 6.72 108 10.65 604 10.88 10.57 -.01 -20.8 BlkFloatR N BGT .70 6.7 13.30 7.20 57 10.38 407 10.59 10.23 -.10 -19.3 BlkFL2020 N BFO .37 2.6 15.72 14.06 7 14.56 47 14.60 14.43 +.09 +.6 BlkGlbOp N BOE 1.16 12.8 11.25 6.85 285 9.07 1162 9.39 8.86 +.20 -17.5 BlkHlthSci N BME 2.40 6.0 43.99 27.00 50 39.98 256 40.99 39.38 -.52 -5.9 BlHlScII n N BMEZ 21.90 12.60 243 19.34 1515 20.00 19.18 -.14 -4.8 BlkIT N BKT .37 6.2 6.20 5.36 177 6.04 1010 6.07 5.97 +.01 -.2 BlkIntlG&I N BGY .59 12.0 5.96 3.73 341 4.91 2124 5.12 4.80 +.09 -16.6 BlkIQM N BKN .74a 5.0 16.30 10.73 35 14.84 379 14.84 13.46 +.55 -4.7 BlkLtdD N BLW .95 7.3 16.71 9.52 87 13.02 682 13.28 12.92 -.02 -20.6 BlkLTMu N BTA .65a 5.9 13.82 8.50 22 11.00 328 11.00 10.55 +.15 -13.9 BlkMultSec N BIT 1.40a 10.6 17.67 8.41 294 13.21 1368 13.44 12.91 +.11 -18.3 BlkMuIntD N MUI .59a 4.5 14.93 10.46 34 13.25 433 13.25 12.65 +.31 -7.0 BlkMuNYInt N MNE .69 4.9 16.11 12.73 6 14.18 36 14.65 13.50 -.19 -7.4 BlkMunihCA N MUC .64 5.0 14.69 10.76 67 12.78 832 12.79 12.50 -.01 -8.6 BlkMunHIQ N MFL .86 6.9 14.11 9.82 72 12.40 597 12.63 12.20 -.23 -6.7 BlMunhNYQ N MHN .61a 5.0 14.35 10.33 102 12.26 486 12.41 12.05 -.14 -10.1 BlMunhNJQ N MUJ .71a 5.7 14.92 10.65 83 12.44 419 12.55 12.23 -.06 -13.3 BlkMunihQ N MUS .81 7.0 13.29 9.21 9 11.51 271 11.57 11.22 -.06 -8.4 BlkMunHQ2 N MUE .82 7.0 13.25 9.52 37 11.70 423 11.72 11.30 -.03 -7.2 BlMunyCAQ N MCA .88 6.8 14.92 10.25 49 12.90 420 12.98 12.63 +.15 -9.2 BlkMunyInv N MYF .97 8.0 15.41 9.35 20 12.20 263 12.37 11.89 -.18 -13.5 BlkMunyIQ N MFT .85 7.1 15.19 9.60 16 11.92 123 12.00 11.50 +.04 -12.1 BlkMYMIQ N MIY .83 6.5 14.79 10.85 55 12.76 289 12.83 12.52 +.05 -10.1 BlMunyNYQ N MYN .57a 4.8 13.62 9.92 43 11.92 497 11.92 11.52 +.14 -8.9 BlkMunyPaQ N MPA .86 6.7 14.95 10.35 16 12.89 137 13.00 12.67 -.03 -9.8 BlMunyQlty N MQY .96 6.9 15.82 11.16 91 13.88 720 14.26 13.48 -.32 -7.8 BlkMuniyQ3 N MYI .70 5.8 14.50 9.65 43 12.13 694 12.18 11.85 -.04 -10.1 BlkMuniast N MUA .65a 5.2 16.34 9.54 47 12.58 355 12.73 12.25 +.15 -17.1 BlkMu2020 N BKK .47a 3.2 15.14 13.50 56 14.77 358 14.88 14.73 +.02 -.8 BlkMuBdT N BBK .76a 5.5 16.99 10.26 40 13.90 241 13.92 13.31 +.25 -10.4 BlkMuIIQ N BAF .82 6.1 15.75 10.32 14 13.49 101 13.62 12.91 -.15 -5.1 BlkMunIIT N BBF .87 7.6 14.67 9.01 42 11.48 235 11.55 11.26 -.08 -14.3 BlkMuIQT N BYM .86 6.7 14.74 10.41 60 12.99 343 13.15 12.73 -.09 -7.5 BlkMuIT N BFK .78 6.5 15.17 9.25 117 12.08 780 12.24 11.88 -.12 -14.7 BlkMuIT2 A BLE .95a 7.4 12.97 -1.8 BlkMuTTT N BTT .86a 3.9 25.10 18.62 140 22.15 741 22.45 22.05 -.27 -8.4 BlkMunienh N MEN .73a 7.1 12.20 7.82 68 10.21 391 10.24 9.95 +.03 -8.5 BlkMunihld N MHD .89a 6.4 17.83 11.67 38 13.93 345 14.36 13.70 -.03 -17.8 BlkMunihd2 N MUH .81a 6.0 16.65 9.92 16 13.44 183 13.44 12.84 +.26 -11.8 BlkMuniv2 N MVT .88a 7.0 15.72 9.63 33 12.60 282 12.65 12.32 -.14 -14.7 BlkMunyAZ A MZA .83 5.8 14.32 -1.2 BlMunyldCA N MYC .74a 6.0 15.10 10.00 40 13.07 237 13.09 12.52 +.35 -7.4 BlkMuniyld N MYD .80a 6.5 15.45 9.90 89 12.34 702 12.44 12.08 -.01 -16.7 BlkMunyNJ N MYJ .90 7.0 15.85 10.37 32 12.82 260 12.98 12.50 -.06 -15.0 BlMunQlt2 N MQT .80 6.7 13.70 9.30 62 11.99 315 12.09 11.55 +.15 -7.8 BlkNYMB N BQH .74 5.1 16.87 11.15 1 14.41 27 14.55 14.00 -.01 -4.6 BlkNYIQT N BSE .69 5.7 14.19 10.00 9 12.13 45 12.19 11.95 -.06 -11.8 BlkNYIT N BNY .83 6.6 14.95 10.04 48 12.60 290 12.79 12.38 -.22 -10.1 BlkRsCmdy N BCX .79 14.3 8.27 3.27 593 5.49 3231 5.89 5.42 -.07 -32.0 BlkSciTch N BST 1.20 3.7 35.84 22.41 125 32.40 708 33.34 32.00 +.50 -2.6 BlkStMT N BSD .78a 6.4 15.39 9.96 9 12.23 139 12.23 11.84 +.08 -12.8 BlkU&Inf N BUI 1.45 7.6 24.50 12.35 41 19.00 250 19.64 18.25 +.76 -14.8 BlkstFltRt N BSL 1.08 9.0 17.72 8.65 152 12.00 690 12.23 11.72 -.02 -25.7 BlkstGSOSt N BGB 1.26 11.8 15.15 7.91 229 10.64 1059 10.78 10.50 -26.0 Blackstone N BX 2.20e 4.4 21 64.97 33.00 3908 50.42 25332 55.11 48.84 +2.38 -9.9 BlkstnMtg N BXMT 2.48 10.8 5 40.52 12.67 2259 22.91 16337 24.20 19.94 +2.38 -38.4 BlkLSCrInc N BGX 1.18 10.7 16.51 7.86 146 10.99 513 11.35 10.85 -.28 -29.7 BlinkCh Q BLNK 3.40 1.25 202 1.68 1117 1.80 1.60 -.05 -9.7 BlockHR N HRB 1.04 6.5 8 29.62 11.29 2730 16.06 23015 16.96 14.71 +1.36 -31.6tBlonderT A BDR 1.24 .38 8 .53 144 .55 .38 -.04 -30.9 BloominBr Q BLMN .80f 7.6 8 24.29 4.54 2931 10.56 19012 13.62 9.59 +1.17 -52.2 Blucora Q BCOR 37.17 8.66 342 14.20 1773 14.90 13.47 +.80 -45.7 BlueApr rs N APRN 28.84 2.01 2485 6.71 16872 12.75 6.55 -4.37 +2.0 BlueBird Q BLBD 6 23.99 8.40 87 11.35 591 12.88 11.01 +.17 -50.5 BlueHat n Q BHAT 6.25 .63 1196 1.44 1685 1.62 .91 +.53 -28.4 BluebBio Q BLUE 147.48 38.95 1299 50.77 7381 62.87 49.88 -7.81 -42.1 BluegVac N BXG 15.47 3.25 57 5.32 439 6.78 5.21 -.03 -48.5 BlueknEP Q BKEP .16 11.6 1.54 .53 339 1.38 1677 1.53 1.34 +22.1 Bluekn pf Q BKEPP .72 13.4 5.80 2.84 60 5.33 679 5.50 5.13 +.34 -1.2 BlueLinx N BXC 2 35.40 3.60 116 5.37 1266 6.84 4.22 +1.16 -62.3 BlueprtM Q BPMC 102.98 43.29 655 57.15 7180 72.36 56.12 -13.54 -28.7 BluerkRsd A BRG 1.16 19.9 12.66 3.79 176 5.83 1512 6.71 5.35 +.15 -51.6 BluerkRs pf A BRGpA 2.06 9.6 26.85 13.00 72 21.40 209 21.62 19.50 +1.68 -17.6 BluerkR pfD A BRGpD 1.78 8.8 26.35 8.40 7 20.15 59 20.82 16.41 +1.89 -20.9 BluerkR pfC A BRGpC 1.91 9.2 27.54 9.94 1 20.85 12 20.85 19.30 +.88 -20.0 Boeing N BA 12 391.00 89.00 36510 133.37 207220 147.18 123.83 +4.39 -59.1 BogotaF n Q BSBK 11.97 6.07 2 8.05 48 8.39 7.78 +.06 -30.5 Boingo Q WIFI 23.70 6.66 423 13.52 3151 14.71 13.00 +.43 +23.5 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-20.4 BttmlnT Q EPAY 64 57.22 27.82 216 39.81 1282 44.06 38.96 +.96 -25.7 BldrG&IFd N BIF .11a 1.2 11.99 7.54 235 9.45 1071 9.82 9.40 +.04 -19.8 BowlA A BWL/A .70 6.9 28 17.48 8.14 1 10.18 5 11.25 9.80 -.82 -34.3 Box Inc N BOX 21.19 8.64 1826 15.31 8730 16.89 14.90 -.57 -8.8 Boxlight Q BOXL 4.56 .33 557 .76 2059 .82 .64 +.10 -31.5 BoydGm N BYD .28f 1.7 11 34.94 6.44 2205 16.23 13036 18.02 15.57 +.77 -45.8 BradyCp N BRC .87f 2.0 24 59.11 33.00 201 42.79 1248 47.25 41.25 +1.61 -25.3 BraemHot N BHR .64 22.2 14.03 1.14 673 2.88 4679 3.89 2.34 +.49 -67.7 BraemHt pfB N BHRpB 20.90 3.46 27 8.85 168 9.63 7.79 +.65 -53.4 BraeHtR pf N BHRpD 27.83 5.00 3 11.99 29 14.78 9.60 +1.49 -54.6 Brainstorm Q BCLI 10.00 3.43 316 6.26 1678 6.44 5.84 +.19 +46.3 Brainsw Q BWAY 12.53 5.10 8.55 31 8.59 7.92 +.75 -12.3 Brandyw N BDN .76 7.2 13 16.25 7.48 1717 10.58 9216 11.56 9.94 +.66 -32.8 BrasilAgro N LND 4.98 2.50 1 3.69 30 3.90 3.32 +.35 -22.7 Braskem n N BAK 18.64 3.86 177 7.77 1000 8.50 6.94 +.99 -47.5 BrickllBi rs Q BBI 8.47 .99 65 1.13 262 1.21 1.11 -.07 -24.7 BridgeBcp Q BDGE .96f 4.8 10 34.25 17.17 98 20.13 433 22.70 19.37 +1.07 -40.0 BridgBio n Q BBIO 48.36 14.23 474 28.97 2736 32.85 28.60 -2.12 -17.3 Bridglne h Q BLIN 10.10 .53 72 1.11 1269 1.35 1.00 +.11 -27.9 BridgBcs Q BWB 13.90 7.99 157 10.00 546 10.92 9.07 +.90 -27.4 BridgfdFds Q BRID 17 38.00 14.06 3 17.63 47 19.29 17.16 +.30 -28.9 BrigStrat N BGG .20 9.1 12.85 1.50 1189 2.20 6867 2.43 1.77 +.42 -67.0 BrghmMnr N MNRL 1.52 12.6 23.29 5.86 434 12.07 2084 13.16 10.59 +.75 -43.7 BrightHrz N BFAM 42 176.98 64.23 410 115.96 3296 125.16 108.53 +8.31 -22.8 BrghtSch N BEDU 12.70 5.51 30 6.35 222 6.88 6.25 +.28 -28.1 Brightcove Q BCOV 12.88 5.44 266 7.63 1263 9.16 7.50 -1.31 -12.2 BrghtFn Q BHF 48.25 12.05 1016 24.71 5779 27.60 22.55 +2.33 -37.0 BrghtFn pf Q BHFAL 1.56 6.2 27.86 13.81 13 25.25 120 25.65 24.96 -.34 -6.9 Brinker N EAT 6 47.57 7.00 3604 21.88 26323 26.18 15.87 +6.01 -47.9 Brinks N BCO .60 1.2 97.12 40.18 669 48.71 3289 54.11 44.53 +4.58 -46.3 BrMySq N BMY 1.80 3.0 20 68.34 42.48 15579 60.26 69344 63.18 59.68 -1.99 -6.1 BritATob N BTI 2.69e 7.2 45.64 27.32 2503 37.34 15869 40.04 37.01 +.19 -12.1 BrixmorP N BRX 1.14f 10.3 9 22.74 7.51 4072 11.10 23291 12.09 9.03 +1.93 -48.6 BroadcInc Q AVGO 10.60 4.1 331.58 155.67 2682 259.70 12716 276.99 258.20 -5.11 -17.8 Broadc pfA Q AVGOP 2.00 .2 1210.17 635.00 44 981.00 105 1036.80 977.46 -26.15 -16.7 BrdmkRlty N BRMK .12p 12.81 5.44 523 8.04 3797 8.66 7.75 +.20 -36.9 BrdmRl wt N BRMK.WS BroadrdgF N BR 2.16 1.9 33 136.99 81.90 503 113.06 3022 116.99 111.87 +1.62 -8.5 BroadVis Q BVSN 4.37 1.07 9 4.30 143 4.35 4.04 -.01 +64.8 BrdwyFn h Q BYFC 2 2.03 1.04 2 1.45 59 1.45 1.32 +.02 -5.8 BroadwdE Q BWEN 2.59 1.12 165 1.56 12073 2.25 1.36 +.17 -6.0 BrogeEn Q BROG 12.79 8.42 11 11.00 28 11.00 10.30 +.04 +4.9 Brookdale N BKD 8.80 1.47 2087 3.12 10349 3.90 3.00 -.13 -57.1 BrkfdAs gs N BAM 17 45.60 21.57 1755 32.83 12996 35.41 32.04 +.96 BrookBus N BBU .25 .8 19 46.88 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36.99 34.67 +.30 -11.2 BrownFA N BF/A .70f 1.2 36 68.15 41.03 91 56.46 279 61.09 55.50 -.07 -10.1 BrownFB N BF/B .70f 1.1 38 72.85 44.68 666 61.02 6133 64.97 60.08 -.11 -9.7 BrukerCp Q BRKR .16 .4 29 54.49 30.78 625 37.10 4207 40.00 36.85 +.22 -27.2 Brunswick N BC .96 2.2 12 66.32 25.22 950 44.16 5559 50.29 43.09 +.93 -26.4 BrynMawr Q BMTC 1.04 3.7 10 41.41 22.20 65 27.98 427 31.43 27.05 +1.73 -32.2 Bsquare Q BSQR 2.10 .83 8 1.02 75 1.10 .97 -.04 -27.0 Buckle N BKE 1.20f 8.4 8 28.52 11.76 393 14.34 2416 16.09 13.63 +.76 -47.0 Buenavent N BVN .08e 1.1 17.85 5.12 1434 7.89 10669 8.05 6.89 +.59 -47.7 BldBear N BBW 6.29 1.01 413 2.23 1527 2.69 2.08 -.02 -31.2 BldrFtSr h Q BLDR 11 28.43 9.00 1681 17.24 10314 20.16 14.89 +2.51 -32.2 BungeLt N BG 2.00 5.3 17 59.65 29.00 999 37.89 11002 42.07 37.60 -1.72 -34.2 BurlStrs N BURL 38 250.89 105.67 520 179.46 3976 198.45 174.00 +4.97 -21.3 BusinFst Q BFST .40 3.1 10 26.64 9.17 45 12.96 292 14.91 11.84 +.44 -48.0 BylineBc N BY .12 1.1 10 20.73 8.13 156 11.15 608 13.18 10.58 +.33 -43.0C -: C&F Fnc Q CFFI 1.52 4.4 8 57.61 28.00 6 34.50 40 37.36 30.25 +4.39 -37.6 CTrkMH23 N MLPC .89e 12.5 14.11 4.28 1 7.13 1 7.29 6.66 +.49 -42.4 CtrMillr N MLPE 21.47 6.16 0 10.39 2 11.08 9.84 +.46 -44.7 CAE Inc g N CAE .44 12 31.56 9.80 526 16.08 2979 17.50 13.97 +2.14 -39.2 CAI Intl N CAI 4 29.57 10.13 103 15.12 773 16.98 13.84 +1.11 -47.8 CASI Phr h Q CASI 3.82 1.15 108 1.67 624 1.99 1.63 -.14 -46.0 CB FnSvcs Q CBFV .96 4.3 12 30.95 16.25 14 22.37 56 22.39 17.83 +3.68 -25.8 CBAK En h Q CBAT 1.20 .36 18 .47 173 .54 .41 -.01 -59.1 CBIZ Inc N CBZ 26 28.73 16.85 237 22.80 1281 24.38 22.29 +.60 -15.4 CBL Asc N CBL .30 120.0 1.78 .18 4757 .25 27191 .38 .25 -.02 -76.2 CBL pfD N CBLpD 1.84 136.3 13.60 .45 116 1.35 949 1.73 1.32 -.40 -72.7 CBL pfE N CBLpE 1.66 131.7 12.54 .47 13 1.26 1025 1.49 1.20 -.09 -73.1 CBM Bcp Q CBMB 15.30 10.61 12.00 2 12.18 11.75 +.05 -15.0 CBOE Glb A CBOE 1.44 1.5 38 127.93 72.01 957 94.01 3613 100.70 93.34 -2.51 -21.7 CBRE GRE N IGR .60 10.9 8.56 3.53 602 5.49 3085 5.71 5.41 +.08 -31.5 CBRE Grp N CBRE .20 .5 15 64.75 29.17 2208 39.70 9577 45.10 39.26 -.29 -35.2 CBTX Inc Q CBTX .40 2.3 12 32.63 12.50 62 17.61 462 19.63 16.76 +.77 -43.4 CDK Globl Q CDK .60 1.6 13 63.90 29.12 582 37.70 5145 39.34 35.01 +2.99 -31.1 CDW Corp Q CDW 1.52 1.4 37 146.09 73.39 820 106.82 4799 112.14 104.60 +2.05 -25.2 CEVA Inc Q CEVA 36.62 20.45 102 29.96 624 32.94 29.24 +.81 +11.1 CF FnAc Q CFFA 10.50 9.90 0 10.34 615 10.34 10.27 +.02 +.9 CF Inds N CF 1.20 4.5 55.15 19.73 2401 26.61 14203 29.68 25.99 -1.39 -44.3 CGI g N GIB 77.07 CH Robins Q CHRW 2.04 2.9 14 91.23 56.94 1785 70.83 12375 75.49 68.46 -1.45 -9.4 CHP Mrg n Q CHPM 10.02 9.20 0 9.77 46 9.81 9.77 -.03 -1.3 CHP Mr un Q CHPMU 11.57 9.07 10.20 1 10.20 10.00 +.15 +.3 CHS Inc pf Q CHSCP 2.00 7.4 29.80 24.00 11 26.99 89 26.99 26.46 +.33 -3.6 CHS pfB Q CHSCO 1.97 7.3 28.88 19.59 10 26.84 104 27.02 26.14 +.34 -1.5 CHS pfB2 Q CHSCN 1.78 6.9 28.94 15.03 18 25.83 129 26.44 25.11 +.54 -5.2 CHS pfB3 Q CHSCM 1.69 6.7 28.19 13.58 20 25.18 131 25.60 24.93 +.10 -5.7 CHS pfB4 Q CHSCL 1.88 7.3 29.49 18.00 21 25.90 141 26.49 25.51 -.14 -5.4 CIIG Mr n Q CIIC 9.95 9.30 28 9.58 28 9.58 9.58 -.14 -3.7 CIIG Mr un Q CIICU 11.00 9.40 0 10.13 1 10.13 9.99 +.28 -.3 CIM CmT rs Q CMCT .30 3.1 15 20.79 6.27 25 9.69 150 11.35 9.14 +.64 -33.2 CIT Grp N CIT 1.40 8.0 7 54.02 12.02 2149 17.53 11420 21.46 17.21 +.15 -61.6 CIT Gp pfB N CITpB 2.25 10.7 26.39 9.97 42 21.01 274 21.70 19.10 +1.90 -17.6 CITIC un N CCAC/U 10.25 9.14 1 10.02 59 10.10 9.80 +.04 -2.1 CKX Lands A CKX .12m 1.5 34 10.35 7.50 0 8.16 1 8.50 8.00 -.34 -12.4 CLPS Inc Q CLPS 9.35 1.62 15 1.92 74 2.17 1.90 -.09 -61.6 CME Grp Q CME 3.40f 2.0 38 225.36 131.80 2452 173.65 12300 192.00 171.71 -9.07 -13.5 CMS Eng N CMS 1.63 2.9 34 69.12 46.03 1956 55.95 12651 60.17 55.65 -3.45 -11.0 CNA Fn N CNA 1.48f 5.1 8 51.30 26.52 318 29.08 1307 33.46 29.08 -.73 -35.1 CNBFnPA Q CCNE .68 3.9 8 33.78 14.83 62 17.38 311 19.43 16.41 +1.18 -46.8 CNH Indl N CNHI .14e 2.3 19 11.99 5.06 487 6.01 3538 6.61 5.90 -.26 -45.4 CNO Fincl N CNO .44 3.3 9 20.93 8.79 1005 13.48 5583 14.93 12.49 +1.07 -25.6 CNOOC N CEO 8.52e 7.8 187.29 81.11 149 108.74 716 117.99 107.87 -.81 -34.8 CNS Phr n Q CNSP 5.69 1.26 60 2.76 306 3.03 2.70 -.03 -30.1 CNX Midst N CNXM 1.57e 21.8 4 16.94 5.20 1208 7.20 14113 8.97 7.12 -4.69 -56.3 CNX Resc N CNX .04 .4 12 14.19 4.26 5464 10.15 52981 13.45 9.98 -1.35 +14.7 ConslCoal N CCR 2.05 40.8 2 18.15 4.50 94 5.02 487 5.67 4.90 -.55 -46.6 CONSOL N CEIX 2 34.31 3.35 888 6.91 4169 7.67 4.35 +2.15 -52.4 CP HYld n N HYTR 25.20 22.82 0 23.57 2 23.62 23.51 -.00 -5.4 CPI Aero A CVU 5 8.64 1.29 99 3.29 514 3.56 2.91 +.25 -51.1 CPS Tech Q CPSH 2.39 .86 69 1.01 321 1.10 .98 +.02 CRA Intl Q CRAI .92 2.3 15 58.19 21.96 40 40.58 214 44.00 35.81 +3.34 -25.5 CRH Med A CRHM 4.43 .86 55 2.06 525 2.19 1.97 +.09 -40.6 CRH N CRH .88e 3.0 40.88 17.73 432 29.38 4084 31.54 28.99 +.99 -27.2 CRISPR Q CRSP 74.00 32.30 1087 48.46 4922 56.38 47.61 -5.55 -20.4 CSG Sys Q CSGS .94f 2.0 23 58.69 36.33 229 48.19 1341 51.04 46.88 +1.16 -6.9 CSI Comp Q CCLP .04 8.0 3.98 .35 903 .50 5307 .58 .37 +.04 -81.6 CSP Inc Q CSPI .60 5.9 15.85 4.51 7 10.17 44 12.31 8.80 -1.08 -22.1 CSS Inds N CSS .80 8.5 9.40 3.54 9.40 +113.2 CSW Ind Q CSWI .54 .8 17 81.06 50.13 66 64.62 338 69.97 64.15 -1.03 -16.1 CSX Q CSX 1.04f 1.6 16 80.73 46.81 7575 65.00 33963 69.28 64.55 +1.18 -10.2 CTI BioP h Q CTIC 1.93 .62 186 .00 4251 1.19 .96 +.12 -36.9 CTS N CTS .16 .7 19 34.29 17.92 108 22.39 759 24.94 21.76 +.37 -25.4 CUI Glbl Q CUI 1.47 .48 57 .78 257 .88 .74 -.05 -29.1 CURO Gp N CURO .06p 12 16.99 3.43 981 7.85 9556 10.89 7.02 +1.28 -35.6 CVB Fncl Q CVBF .72 3.6 16 22.23 14.92 638 20.01 3981 22.22 19.47 +.73 -6.5 CVD Eqp Q CVV 21 5.59 1.95 7 3.63 94 3.97 3.53 +.01 +12.8 CVR Engy N CVI 3.20f 15.5 55.52 13.81 1135 20.61 6720 24.50 18.72 +1.82 -49.0 CVR Ptrs N UAN .40e 49.5 4.13 .60 717 .81 1740 .98 .79 -.06 -73.9 CVS Health N CVS 2.00 3.4 10 77.03 51.72 7572 59.70 37174 65.00 59.27 -2.61 -19.6 CWA Inco N CWAI 26.71 24.72 26.44 CYSInv pfA N CYSpA 1.94 7.7 25.04 Cabaletta n Q CABA 19.63 5.51 63 7.20 692 8.77 6.36 +.81 -48.5 CabGS flt34 N GYB .83 3.3 25.19 21.00 25.00 CabcoJCP97 N PFH 1.91 177.8 6.45 .87 42 1.07 143 1.20 .88 +.11 -80.1 CabAT&T34 N GYC .83 3.7 24.99 16.67 22.14 1 22.14 21.88 -.10 -6.9sCableOne N CABO 9.00 .5 67 1970.00 1031.39 24 1861.52 254 1970.00 1823.00 +47.52 +25.1 Cabot N CBT 1.40 4.4 8 50.58 20.00 482 31.84 2018 35.36 30.51 +1.57 -33.0 CabotMicro Q CCMP 1.76f 1.5 21 169.13 85.26 334 119.55 1349 133.68 113.09 +8.04 -17.2 CabotO&G N COG .40f 2.0 13 27.42 13.06 8059 20.22 35533 21.99 19.24 -.22 +16.1 CACI N CACI 25 288.59 156.15 201 251.41 1008 258.99 239.90 +8.02 +.6 Cactus N WHD .36 2.2 37.96 8.16 561 16.04 3197 19.35 13.56 +1.61 -53.3 CadencB N CADE .70 11.6 3 23.22 4.63 1572 6.03 11701 7.40 5.40 +.64 -66.7sCadence Q CDNS 21 82.78 51.39 2892 75.84 12760 82.78 75.51 -4.68 +9.3 Continued on next page Continued from 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Cadiz h Q CDZI 13.15 8.42 212 10.62 619 12.35 10.17 -1.64 -3.6 CaesarStne Q CSTE .15e 1.5 13 17.85 7.65 269 10.10 828 10.12 9.22 +.87 -33.0 CaesarsEnt Q CZR 14.73 3.22 16516 9.34 85588 9.91 8.87 +.47 -31.3 Cal-Maine Q CALM .86e 2.0 16 46.65 30.74 364 42.45 1912 44.90 40.94 +.78 -.7 Caladriu Q CLBS 3.64 1.05 124 1.82 706 2.35 1.66 -.43 -27.5 CalaLgS n Q CPZ 1.32 8.8 20.47 9.20 90 15.05 646 15.66 14.00 +.83 -23.3 CalaCvHi Q CHY 1.02 10.8 12.31 5.56 255 9.44 1241 10.24 9.41 -.45 -17.2 CalaCvOp Q CHI .96 10.9 11.82 5.41 424 8.78 1474 9.25 8.70 -.09 -20.2 CalaCv&Inc Q CCD 2.00 11.7 22.75 9.62 124 17.06 578 18.11 16.91 -.46 -19.4 CalaGDyIn Q CHW .96f 15.1 9.07 3.01 189 6.36 950 6.61 6.30 +.07 -26.8 CalaGTR Q CGO 1.20 12.6 13.73 6.22 24 9.56 114 10.32 9.53 +.18 -28.7 CalaStrTR Q CSQ 1.11f 10.1 14.68 6.20 416 11.04 2164 11.44 10.75 +.20 -18.8 CalAmp Q CAMP 6 14.69 3.70 546 6.45 2229 7.22 5.91 +.60 -32.7 CalavoGr h Q CVGW 1.10f 2.0 15 100.58 48.31 171 55.83 950 64.12 55.44 -4.45 -38.4 CaledoMn A CMCL .28 2.1 13.55 5.22 15 12.94 142 12.95 11.91 +.44 +53.7 Caleres N CAL .28 3.8 4 27.51 3.12 1189 7.32 7295 8.55 5.48 +1.78 -69.2 CalifRes N CRC 22.49 .85 2336 2.29 14541 2.97 1.89 -.07 -74.6 CalifWtr N CWT .85f 1.8 33 57.48 39.74 516 46.28 2810 51.33 44.92 -2.72 -10.2 Calithera Q CALA 8.18 2.45 813 6.42 3749 6.67 6.00 -.13 +12.4sCalix N CALX 12.41 5.60 1036 11.96 5109 12.41 9.83 +2.12 +49.5 CallGolf N ELY .04 .3 28 22.33 4.75 3887 13.21 25920 14.69 10.76 +2.58 -37.7 CallonPet N CPE 2 8.47 .38 53670 .82 347918 1.10 .49 +.23 -83.0 Calpine N CPN 14.72 -3.5 CalumetSp Q CLMT 5.00 .82 213 1.76 1200 2.10 1.55 +.14 -51.8 Calyxt Q CLXT 16.64 2.40 64 4.06 325 4.64 3.85 -.25 -42.1 Cambium n Q CMBM 66 11.75 3.60 23 5.27 79 6.15 5.04 -.30 -39.7 CambriaYld N SYLD .49e 1.7 40.68 21.81 13 28.26 45 31.04 27.14 +1.08 -29.9 CambFgnY N FYLD .75e 4.3 24.82 14.09 4 17.25 18 18.15 16.83 +.47 -29.2 CambGblV N GVAL .54e 3.4 24.39 13.69 23 15.80 143 16.44 15.60 +.14 -33.9 CamGblMo N GMOM .56e 2.4 26.34 20.69 13 23.19 64 23.29 22.79 -.01 -9.6 CambGlAss A GAA .55e 2.3 28.53 19.45 11 24.03 83 24.57 23.39 +.31 -13.0 CambrEmS N EYLD 33.48 18.85 2 24.35 19 25.24 23.96 +.39 -25.1 CambCann n N TOKE 26.50 7.85 7 10.82 31 11.94 10.75 -.05 -28.9 CambTail N TAIL 27.23 19.22 281 22.90 1142 23.09 22.43 -.28 +18.6 CamValMom N VAMO 20.99 12.54 1 15.78 7 16.73 15.41 -.33 -23.6 CambrBc Q CATC 2.12 3.9 85.95 44.20 28 54.29 116 57.12 47.00 +7.09 -32.3 CamdnN Q CAC 1.32f 4.0 9 48.48 26.00 66 32.62 399 36.07 29.02 +4.03 -29.2 CamdenPT N CPT 3.32f 3.9 23 120.73 62.48 584 85.13 4340 90.19 84.23 +1.44 -19.8 Cameco g N CCJ .32 11.28 5.30 3776 10.29 15232 10.41 9.66 +.11 +15.6 CampSp N CPB 1.40 2.8 18 57.54 35.27 1911 50.41 10462 51.68 49.18 -.34 +2.0 CampWrl N CWH .54 6.5 16.97 3.40 1424 8.23 9805 10.19 7.71 +.40 -44.2 Camtek h Q CAMT .68f 7.0 14 14.24 6.27 127 9.78 627 11.26 9.56 -.08 -9.7 Can-Fite rs A CANF 9.15 1.08 223 1.84 1439 1.95 1.72 +.04 -44.2 Canaan n Q CAN 8.98 2.53 269 4.60 1713 5.24 4.25 +.37 -24.6 CdaGoose N GOOS 55.49 12.94 1264 22.71 7257 25.64 21.98 +.96 -37.3 CIBC g N CM 4.21e 5 87.62 46.45 535 57.74 2979 61.76 55.98 +1.76 -30.6 CdnNR N CNI 1.58e 96.53 65.13 739 80.53 5645 85.66 79.37 +1.62 -11.0 CdnNRs N CNQ 1.50 32.79 6.71 4088 15.64 21247 17.71 13.34 +1.61 -51.7 CP Rwy g N CP 1.53 13 275.13 173.26 543 221.64 3363 238.66 220.64 -6.34 -13.1 CdnSolar Q CSIQ 7 25.35 12.00 354 17.14 2793 18.70 16.77 +.28 -22.4 CanGen hrs Q CGIX 9.50 1.92 27 3.01 148 3.25 2.86 -.16 -49.5 CannaeHl N CNNE 48 43.00 20.51 255 30.60 1485 33.82 29.89 +.36 -17.7 Canon N CAJ 30.12 19.13 450 20.14 2337 21.35 19.99 +.20 -26.4 CanopyGr N CGC 52.74 9.00 5429 15.26 35895 18.25 14.78 -.33 -27.6 CantelMed N CMD .21e .6 25 93.87 20.81 575 33.16 6757 38.15 27.63 +5.94 -53.2 CantbryPk Q CPHC .28 2.9 14 14.95 7.80 0 9.55 8 9.85 9.43 -.10 -23.0 CpStarFn Q CSTR .20 1.8 39 17.48 7.44 50 10.99 353 11.99 9.74 +1.42 -34.0 CapBcp Q CBNK 11 15.07 6.98 21 11.13 109 13.44 10.18 +.80 -25.3 CapCtyBk Q CCBG .56f 2.7 1 30.95 15.61 45 21.12 432 23.95 18.63 +2.42 -30.8 CapOne N COF 1.60 2.6 5 107.59 38.00 6242 61.58 42249 71.47 56.88 +5.43 -40.2 CapOne pfF N COFpF 1.55 6.1 26.39 14.05 40 25.59 230 25.69 25.11 +.32 -1.1 CapOne pfB N COFpP 1.50 6.0 25.74 25.13 25.00 -1.4 CapOne pfJ N COFpJ 25.05 10.76 175 22.08 1067 22.14 20.98 +1.11 -11.2 CapOne pfI N COFpI 25.86 11.51 119 23.24 911 23.27 22.22 +.99 -7.4 CpOne pf H N COFpH 27.47 16.51 25 26.10 131 26.23 25.43 +.64 -2.8 CapOne pfG N COFpG 26.24 14.00 41 24.76 300 24.87 24.33 +.36 -3.7 CapProd Q CPLP 1.40 15.0 4 14.20 5.18 122 9.36 1171 10.94 9.17 -.58 -30.4 CapSenL N CSU 5.64 .45 217 .74 2066 .92 .61 -.15 -76.1 CapSwst Q CSWC 1.64f 13.1 10 22.90 7.39 100 12.54 760 14.46 12.26 -.60 -39.7 CapSw22 n Q CSECL 26.74 17.00 5 23.23 70 24.20 22.95 -.37 -11.1 CapitalaF Q CPTA 1.00 25.4 30 9.99 2.49 150 3.93 1062 4.44 3.81 +.11 -55.0 Capitala22 Q CPTAL 1.50 7.7 25.68 11.00 3 19.48 12 19.75 18.50 +.47 -22.1 CapF cv22 Q CPTAG 1.44 6.6 21.94 -1.6 CapFedFn Q CFFN .34a 2.9 18 14.57 10.01 416 11.70 2304 12.93 11.41 +.21 -14.8 CapriHld N CPRI 4 45.20 5.42 4588 13.96 24654 16.97 12.50 +1.46 -63.4sCapricr hrs Q CAPR 11.08 .88 29899 7.27 258425 11.08 2.33 +4.78 +468.0 CapsteadM N CMO .47 9.6 7 9.25 1.97 1412 4.89 9155 6.05 4.61 +.16 -38.3 Capstd pfE N CMOpE 1.88 8.4 26.20 7.05 48 22.31 348 23.67 21.50 +.76 -11.6 CpstnTur rs Q CPST 9.00 1.00 92 1.81 1874 2.33 1.30 +.51 -40.8 CarGurus Q CARG 27 42.82 14.25 2542 22.98 15841 23.52 19.81 +3.03 -34.7 CaraThera Q CARA 27.55 8.88 396 14.24 2380 16.63 13.87 -1.60 -11.6 CardnlHlth N CAH 1.92 4.1 60.69 39.05 2235 47.42 16457 53.05 47.19 -2.90 -6.2 CardiovSys Q CSII 55.22 26.00 193 40.30 1978 43.33 39.78 -.86 -17.1 Cardlytc Q CDLX 107.50 14.96 545 44.76 4826 50.00 42.41 +2.40 -28.8 Cardtronic Q CATM 90 47.41 15.71 777 20.60 3106 25.38 19.60 +.92 -53.9 CareTrust Q CTRE 1.00f 6.4 19 25.54 7.16 481 15.71 3101 17.46 14.98 +.70 -23.8 CareDx h Q CDNA 41.27 13.04 1004 26.85 3664 27.97 23.17 +1.97 +24.5 Carlisle N CSL 2.00 1.7 18 169.86 98.25 503 114.94 2486 129.88 113.72 -3.15 -29.0 CarlyleGp Q CG 1.24e 5.6 9 34.98 15.21 1948 22.18 9303 26.36 21.60 -.40 -30.9 CarMax N KMX 14 103.18 37.59 2088 71.07 11328 80.26 70.17 +.11 -18.9 Carnival N CCL 2.00 14.4 3 56.04 7.80 63426 13.93 408400 16.83 12.00 +2.02 -72.6 CarnUK N CUK 2.00f 16.1 55.13 7.08 1508 12.43 10434 14.88 10.95 +1.66 -74.2 CaroFin Q CARO .40 1.2 13 43.85 20.72 685 32.88 2175 35.55 29.41 +3.52 -23.9 CarpTech N CRS .80 3.7 17 56.33 13.60 702 21.42 3737 24.68 18.28 +3.26 -57.0 CarrSrv N CSV .30 2.0 15 28.50 13.54 154 14.81 1601 17.35 14.55 +.06 -42.1sCarrGlb n N CARR 18.08 12.26 10721 16.77 67503 18.08 15.98 +.52 +8.6 CarrolsRst Q TAST 17 10.65 .98 1131 3.44 7003 3.82 2.94 +.48 -51.2 Cars.cm N CARS 23.08 3.25 1183 4.89 7362 5.62 4.32 +.63 -60.0 CarterBk Q CARE .14p 31 24.25 6.44 59 8.85 370 10.54 8.29 +.49 -62.7 Carters N CRI 2.00 2.7 13 112.46 60.17 498 75.10 3129 84.82 72.68 +3.23 -31.3 Carvana A N CVNA 115.23 22.16 2770 76.00 13792 95.84 71.72 -16.24 -17.4 CarverBc lf Q CARV 19 3.75 1.25 5 1.91 23 2.34 1.74 -.02 -21.5 CasaSys Q CASA 12 10.05 1.85 900 4.67 2857 5.63 4.11 +.01 +14.1 CasellaW Q CWST 56.14 34.35 200 44.97 1551 48.25 43.16 +1.81 -2.3 Caseys Q CASY 1.28 .9 32 181.99 114.01 202 149.75 1371 158.70 145.36 -3.70 -5.8 CassInfo s Q CASS 1.08 2.8 11 60.97 28.85 64 37.99 319 43.78 36.34 +1.87 -34.2 PainThr Q SAVA 10.95 1.00 550 7.49 4688 8.15 6.94 +.37 +44.0 CastleBio n Q CSTL 39.77 15.26 138 28.34 744 31.75 27.50 -1.11 -17.5 CastleBr A ROX 1.27 .44 1.26 CastlightH N CSLT 3.89 .60 295 .68 2013 .83 .67 -.02 -49.2sCatalent N CTLT 71 69.56 31.04 1332 66.61 7186 69.56 60.73 +6.22 +18.3 CatalstB Q CBIO 9.96 3.43 85 5.64 945 6.50 5.56 -.58 -17.2 CatalystPh Q CPRX 58 7.67 2.23 1689 4.60 9392 5.15 4.38 -.42 +22.7 Catasys Q CATS 32.55 8.55 406 27.75 1996 32.16 27.44 -2.81 +70.1 CatchMTim N CTT .54 7.6 12.54 5.13 190 7.15 941 8.48 6.82 -.18 -37.7 Caterpillar N CAT 4.12 3.7 10 150.55 87.50 3955 110.88 26146 120.82 109.73 -3.16 -24.9 CathayGen Q CATY 1.24 4.7 10 38.91 17.58 420 26.19 2554 29.25 23.93 +2.31 -31.2 CatoCp N CATO 11 19.73 8.52 142 11.38 755 11.92 9.73 +1.75 -34.6 CavcoInd Q CVCO 20 236.10 99.58 42 149.17 397 172.42 138.92 +12.04 -23.7 cbdMD A YCBD 2 7.24 .50 498 .95 3487 .97 .80 +.13 -58.1 CecoEnv Q CECE .30 5.8 9.84 3.53 81 5.20 515 5.82 4.69 +.52 -32.1 CedarF N FUN 3.74f 13.5 8 64.86 13.00 927 27.68 6136 31.94 26.64 -.04 -50.1 CedarRlty N CDR .04m 4.1 2 3.69 .53 675 .98 4300 1.15 .81 +.17 -66.7 CedarR pfB N CDRpB 1.81 11.0 27.51 6.85 6 16.46 72 17.25 14.99 +2.04 -34.4 CedrRT pfC N CDRpC 1.63 11.1 24.59 6.00 31 14.65 249 15.00 13.41 +1.55 -36.8sCel-Sci A CVM 17.88 3.70 1093 16.36 5199 17.88 14.55 +1.84 +78.8 Celanese N CE 2.48 3.1 7 128.88 52.70 899 79.31 5681 87.05 78.47 +.52 -35.6 Celcuity Q CELC 25.00 4.03 13 5.53 46 6.56 5.08 -.11 -48.0 Celestic g N CLS 5 9.29 2.63 954 6.04 4560 6.52 4.59 +1.30 -27.0 Celgene rt Q CELGZ .04e 1.24 .40 .47 Celgene rt N CELGr .04e 1.24 .40 .47 Cellcom N CEL 4 4.63 1.80 7 3.66 53 3.72 3.50 +.21 +16.2 CelldexT Q CLDX 4.05 1.50 372 2.26 3335 3.15 2.21 -.75 +1.3 CellectBi rs Q APOP 6.89 .40 64 2.41 634 2.90 2.27 +.01 +8.6 Celct wtA Q CLRBZ .49 Cellectar Q CLRB 3.33 1.04 26 1.65 235 1.84 1.46 +.19 -26.7 Cellectis Q CLLS 20.40 7.32 88 12.06 732 14.40 11.88 -29.6 CallularBio Q CBMG 18.99 10.98 106 13.74 416 15.57 13.74 -.91 -15.4 Celsion Q CLSN 2.33 .69 239 1.23 1130 1.39 1.16 +.06 -28.1 CelsiusH Q CELH 7.10 3.06 386 4.90 1652 5.33 4.55 +.41 +1.4 Celyad Q CYAD 21.24 4.10 16 9.66 63 9.89 8.05 +.96 -7.3tCementos N CPAC .50e 8.3 9.82 5.80 2 6.05 90 6.70 5.80 -.54 -34.5 Cemex N CX .29t 4.68 1.55 4509 2.05 61801 2.39 1.85 +.19 -45.8 Cemig pf N CIG .08e 4.8 4.11 1.44 1940 1.67 21261 1.84 1.53 +.13 -51.0 Cemig N CIG/C .08e 4.7 5.00 1.50 2 1.71 45 1.89 1.54 +.10 -56.9 Cemtrx wt Q CETXW .27 Cemtrx pf Q CETXP .13t 2.33 .14 .81 2 .81 .81 +.01 +17.4 Cemtrex rs Q CETX 5.39 .60 401 .82 2760 .90 .74 +.06 -36.9 CenovusE N CVE .25 3 10.82 1.41 6876 3.34 47834 3.76 2.78 +.29 -67.1 Centene N CNC 18 74.70 41.63 3449 64.97 26780 72.45 63.79 -5.61 +3.3 CntRsDvA Q CDEV 10.80 .24 34293 .91 179098 1.25 .50 +.29 -80.4 CC MLPInf N CEN 1.25 96.2 8.49 .55 599 1.30 3347 1.42 1.12 +.16 -79.5 CenterPnt N CNP .60m 3.6 12 31.17 11.58 3553 16.46 26608 18.18 16.17 -.22 -39.6 CentrPt pfB N CNPpB 47.20 -1.8 CntrStBk Q CSFL .56 3.5 26.79 14.29 485 15.95 3788 18.76 15.65 +.18 -36.1 Centogene n Q CNTG 28.71 7.80 2 18.87 54 20.36 18.51 +.21 +87.4 CentElBr B N EBR/B 11.57 3.20 31 5.07 1025 5.20 4.40 +.28 -46.5 CentElecBr N EBR 11.69 2.96 519 4.21 5667 4.69 3.88 +.30 -54.8 CEurMed Q CETV 10 5.03 1.80 390 4.01 3664 4.10 3.86 +.02 -11.5 CnEurRusT N CEE .56e 3.0 29.47 12.68 9 18.98 37 19.30 18.30 +.57 -32.9 CentrlFd Q CFBK 23 15.00 8.44 12 11.44 37 12.00 10.08 +1.19 -18.0 CentGard lf Q CENT 9 34.69 22.40 60 32.64 455 33.93 31.66 +1.03 +5.1 CenGrdA lf Q CENTA 32.29 20.51 292 30.22 1413 31.54 29.50 +.71 +2.9 CenPacFn N CPF .92 5.5 8 30.56 12.40 182 16.78 1082 18.72 15.71 +1.18 -43.3 CentSecur A CET 1.78e .7 34.10 19.40 21 28.25 118 29.47 27.82 +.46 -14.7 CntlVyCm Q CVCY .44 3.2 10 22.15 10.59 28 13.66 137 16.79 13.02 +.56 -37.0 CentricB lf Q CTRC 4.47 .49 437 .84 3339 1.04 .58 +.25 -61.4 CentrusEn A LEU 9.25 2.82 43 6.70 131 6.90 6.05 +.52 -2.6 CentAl Q CENX 8.63 2.91 3264 4.55 8732 5.23 3.99 +.49 -39.5 CntyBcMA Q CNBKA .48 .7 11 95.70 51.40 24 70.84 125 81.35 64.27 +8.03 -21.3 CentCas Q CNTY 10.41 1.01 740 4.12 5908 4.80 3.35 +.83 -48.0 CentCmtys N CCS 7 38.94 9.04 425 20.31 3355 22.78 15.90 +4.66 -25.7 CntryLink N CTL 1.00 9.8 4 15.30 8.16 8506 10.17 45575 11.10 10.09 -.04 -23.0 CeragonN Q CRNT 4.11 .99 458 2.20 2999 2.55 2.20 -.16 +4.8 Cerecor h Q CERC 6.19 1.52 118 2.30 1123 2.68 2.21 -.28 -57.3 Cerence n Q CRNC 27.28 11.39 631 20.67 2095 23.16 19.11 +1.38 -8.7 CerdHCM N CDAY 91 79.11 38.40 1900 56.70 6080 60.00 52.06 +5.08 -16.5 Cerner Q CERN .72 1.1 37 80.90 53.08 2076 66.71 12873 74.88 66.15 -6.04 -9.1 CerusCp Q CERS 6.61 2.71 1815 5.62 10349 6.50 5.52 -.04 +33.2 Cervecer N CCU .74e 5.5 29.40 11.25 123 13.46 1224 14.65 13.33 -.11 -29.0 Chaisma Q CHMA 9.25 2.88 291 4.97 1872 5.68 4.67 +.38 +.2 ChampO hrs Q CSBR 10.44 4.02 7 7.65 79 8.46 7.46 -.30 -8.2 ChangHl n Q CHNG 17.57 6.18 4315 11.04 15782 12.14 10.32 +.83 -32.6 ChangHl un Q CHNGU 63.29 30.71 99 43.21 380 46.52 42.30 +1.31 -28.0 ChannAdv N ECOM 11.91 4.39 222 9.73 1173 10.73 9.04 +.80 +7.6 ChaparrE N CHAP 7.40 .21 8139 .42 53533 .65 .25 +.12 -76.1 CharahSol N CHRA 7.24 1.28 37 1.50 175 1.85 1.47 -.11 -38.5 ChardnH un A CHAC/U CharlsColv Q CTHR 2.48 .60 47 .69 763 .75 .68 -.01 -51.4 ChRvLab N CRL 27 179.38 95.58 355 138.59 1706 147.21 136.67 +1.64 -9.3 ChartInds Q GTLS 17 93.52 15.00 654 33.35 3722 39.99 31.96 +.94 -50.6 ChartCm Q CHTR 546.54 345.67 1671 509.64 7512 517.91 490.35 +1.09 +5.1 ChaseCorp A CCF .80 .8 27 127.50 52.00 29 96.71 152 110.00 87.55 +10.47 -18.4 ChathLTr N CLDT 1.32 18.9 15 20.66 3.44 501 6.99 2778 8.54 6.07 +.82 -61.9 ChkPoint Q CHKP 19 121.25 80.06 806 101.99 6863 110.98 101.47 -2.38 -8.1 CheckC Q CHEK 2.80 .44 1966 .49 21992 .63 .46 -.02 -71.6 ChckPnt Q CKPT 5.20 1.05 207 1.72 4261 2.22 1.47 +.18 Cheesecake Q CAKE 1.44 7.2 9 51.15 14.52 3561 20.13 22017 25.71 18.64 +1.54 -48.2 CheetahM N CMCM 5.63 1.85 241 1.95 1300 2.11 1.86 +.06 -46.3 ChefsWhs Q CHEF 19 42.06 3.55 1184 12.66 8332 15.67 11.00 +1.63 -66.8 Chegg N CHGG 48.22 25.89 2447 42.36 9827 43.29 40.01 +2.89 +11.7 Chembio Q CEMI 15.89 2.25 546 12.70 7873 15.83 10.45 -2.84 +178.5 Chemed N CHE 1.28 .3 35 513.75 316.16 108 427.28 602 463.69 412.00 -28.69 -2.7sChemoCntx Q CCXI 54.07 6.16 525 51.32 2970 54.07 50.17 +.33 +29.8 Chemours N CC 1.00 9.1 3 38.66 7.02 2597 10.93 12477 12.65 10.69 +.19 -39.6 ChemungF Q CHMG 1.04 4.0 12 50.03 21.75 6 25.90 48 29.24 23.90 -.48 -39.1 CheniereEn A LNG .56p 70.49 27.06 3466 43.25 19159 48.67 40.68 +1.38 -29.2 ChenEnLP A CQP 2.56f 7.8 49.30 17.75 267 32.83 1487 36.87 31.49 +.55 -17.5 CherHMtg N CHMI 1.60 24.3 17.62 2.76 259 6.58 1667 7.76 6.31 +.07 -54.9 ChrHMt pfA N CHMIpA 2.05 10.5 26.25 6.98 19 19.55 100 21.01 17.80 +1.35 -23.7 CherHM pfB N CHMIpB 26.95 4.63 2 19.25 64 20.73 17.95 +.89 -25.7 ChesEng rs N CHK 1 602.00 12.30 2445 14.98 18260 34.49 14.32 -24.96 tChesEn pfD N CHKpD 4.50 138.0 56.99 2.65 137 3.26 461 4.72 2.65 -1.62 -84.1 ChespkUtil N CPK 1.62 1.9 24 101.29 69.47 49 86.68 271 95.00 85.48 -3.03 -9.5 Chevron N CVX 5.16f 5.8 12 127.00 51.60 13249 89.44 61313 95.74 85.87 +2.43 -25.8 Chewy n N CHWY 47.55 20.62 3840 42.90 17715 46.79 42.02 -1.14 +47.9 ChiRivet A CVR .88 4.3 30.02 18.00 0 20.26 5 22.42 20.01 +.26 -21.5 ChkSoup Q CSSE .45p 10.63 4.66 9 8.88 80 9.05 8.30 +.13 +11.0 ChkSoup pf Q CSSEP 2.44 10.6 26.58 10.00 3 23.04 15 23.48 22.99 +.06 -10.3 Chicos N CHS .36f 26.3 4 5.14 .93 2085 1.37 22668 1.70 .99 +.39 -64.0 ChildPlace Q PLCE 2.24 8.0 5 116.84 9.25 621 28.02 4733 32.52 24.40 +3.22 -55.2 Chimera N CIM 2.00 26.0 3 22.99 6.42 10103 7.69 40427 8.42 7.05 +.41 -62.6 Chimer pfA N CIMpA 2.00 10.9 27.20 7.53 35 18.36 209 19.78 17.70 +.46 -30.4 Chimer pfB N CIMpB 2.00 11.6 27.60 6.60 191 17.18 722 18.24 16.31 +.59 -35.8 Chimer pfD N CIMpD 2.00 11.5 26.87 6.83 40 17.33 402 18.20 16.17 +.81 -34.1 Chimerix Q CMRX 4.40 1.19 1117 2.41 30173 2.62 1.42 +.97 +18.7 ChinaAuto Q CAAS 4 4.16 1.43 2 1.89 49 1.90 1.76 +.06 -40.0 ChinaBio Q CBPO 27 119.44 88.00 52 105.14 211 108.67 102.67 -1.64 -9.7 ChinCer h Q CCCL 1.54 .26 54 .75 721 .81 .61 +.06 +10.3 ChiCustR Q CCRC 16.14 3.32 0 4.98 35 5.64 4.98 -.62 -47.9 ChinaDEd N DL .45e 8 11.99 3.89 89 7.31 415 8.08 7.19 -.09 -9.6 ChinaEAir N CEA 37.07 15.80 29 20.20 124 21.69 19.72 -.03 -26.2 ChiFnOn rs Q JRJC 12.30 3.65 11 4.67 57 5.00 4.17 -.37 -47.5 ChinaFd N CHN .55e 2.8 22.73 15.41 22 19.59 105 20.23 19.42 -.29 -7.1 ChinGrn rs N CGA 1 8.16 1.80 7 2.66 94 2.78 2.43 +.23 -5.4 ChinaHGS Q HGSH 1.85 .24 6 .40 59 .42 .36 +.02 -44.4tChin Idx n Q CIH 5.18 1.03 81 1.05 515 1.17 1.02 -.05 -71.2 ChnIntNt h Q CIFS 2.81 .32 92 .51 1619 .64 .45 +.04 -54.3sChinaJJ h Q CJJD 2.40 1.01 919 2.50 3800 2.53 2.17 +.38 +37.4 ChinaLife N LFC .12e 1.2 14.70 8.27 1377 10.17 5036 10.89 10.14 -.14 -26.5 ChinaMble N CHL 1.95e 5.0 47.98 30.12 1265 38.76 6603 40.89 38.70 -.91 -8.3 ChinaNRes Q CHNR 2.68 .58 6 .99 51 1.07 .92 -.06 -52.6 ChOnlEd N COE 37.19 3.68 10 24.63 80 27.24 24.07 -.87 +150.8 ChinaPet N SNP 3.73e 7.8 77.19 41.31 330 48.14 1102 51.33 48.00 -.56 -20.0 ChinaPhH A CPHI 1.40 .21 415 .47 3863 .55 .45 +.02 +99.2 ChiRap rs N XRF 9.06 .51 17 .94 147 1.07 .91 -.13 -74.5 ChiRecyc rs Q CREG 7.40 1.60 98 2.86 715 3.21 2.65 +.12 +2.1 ChinaSXT Q SXTC 5.25 .34 1479 .44 13583 .54 .40 +.01 -46.8 ChinaSoAir N ZNH .64e 2.7 44.63 18.45 65 24.05 343 26.40 23.20 -.07 -28.4 ChinaTel N CHA 1.21e 3.7 52.25 26.66 136 32.95 691 34.80 32.78 -.73 -20.0 ChinaUni N CHU .18 12.05 5.08 488 6.18 2838 6.72 6.13 -.25 -34.0 ChXDPlast Q CXDC 1 2.53 .63 17 .95 387 1.05 .86 +.06 -46.9 ChXiang n Q PLIN 6.00 1.11 194 1.80 444 1.88 1.72 -.05 -53.8 ChinaYuch N CYD .85e 7.1 4 17.14 7.77 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2.77 675 2.95 2.67 +.01 -27.9sCienaCorp N CIEN 49.91 30.58 2001 46.34 12220 49.91 45.32 -.24 +8.6 Cigna N CI .04 18 224.64 118.50 1611 187.09 9102 202.75 184.83 -1.11 -8.5 Cimarex N XEC .88f 3.7 3 71.58 12.15 1715 23.49 11816 26.19 21.14 +.57 -55.2 Cimpress Q CMPR 145.09 83.42 121.87 CinciBcp n Q CNNB 10.85 6.33 3 8.02 32 8.50 7.50 +.22 -25.2 CincB pfB N CBBpB 3.38 7.4 49.95 31.73 6 45.60 24 45.99 44.90 +.75 -4.0 CinciBell N CBB 64 16.05 3.19 1518 14.74 6792 14.90 14.62 +.03 +40.8tCinnFin Q CINF 2.40f 3.9 4 118.19 65.55 2989 60.95 11677 82.50 60.00 -17.58 -42.0 Cinedig h Q CIDM 2.03 .25 54 .50 316 .59 .50 -.03 -28.4 Cinemark N CNK 1.44f 10.7 5 43.51 5.71 4912 13.52 32644 16.02 12.27 +1.32 -60.1 CinerRes N CINR 1.36 12.0 5 24.62 9.43 31 11.38 134 12.73 10.85 +.58 -34.4 Cintas Q CTAS 2.55f 1.2 30 304.81 154.33 806 211.81 4577 232.10 200.00 +11.63 -21.3 Circor N CIR .15 1.2 7 47.80 8.00 216 12.59 1123 15.14 10.78 +1.65 -72.8 Cirrus Q CRUS 33 91.63 37.24 727 70.83 3446 78.46 70.36 -.41 -14.1 Cisco Q CSCO 1.44f 3.5 16 58.26 32.40 22088 40.92 106281 43.63 40.77 -1.60 -14.1 CitiTrends Q CTRN .32 2.9 11 24.78 6.70 67 11.00 402 12.18 9.60 +1.41 -52.4 CitGBP Dl N UGBP 20.66 10.81 2 15.07 6 15.50 14.61 +.68 -23.8 CitCHF Dl N UCHF 24.26 18.31 1 20.22 2 20.30 19.07 +1.03 -2.1 Citi GBP N DGBP 45.45 24.28 1 30.31 7 31.23 29.48 -1.53 +20.3 CitEUR Dl N UEUR 18.24 12.69 1 14.17 2 14.21 13.43 +.84 -11.9 Citi EUR N DEUR 44.92 31.19 3 37.45 19 39.58 37.01 -2.51 +8.4 Citi AUD N DAUD 67.31 30.36 5 41.67 18 41.84 38.47 -.94 +33.2 CitAUD Dl N UAUD 17.51 7.20 3 10.87 20 11.80 10.84 +.19 -34.1 Citi JPY N DJPY 27.29 18.57 21.62 0 22.00 21.43 -.46 -9.9 CitJPY Dl N UJPY 30.22 20.25 0 23.83 10 24.04 23.45 +.47 +1.3 Citi CHF N DCHF 31.47 22.37 0 25.86 0 27.41 25.75 -1.46 -3.4 CitiStratDv N DIVC 37.04 19.24 2 24.43 7 27.37 23.02 +2.91 -34.0 Citigp pfN N CpN 1.97 7.3 28.89 21.80 205 26.86 1187 27.15 26.43 +.31 -3.4 Citigroup N C 2.04 4.5 6 83.11 32.00 28065 45.52 151257 50.65 43.73 +2.42 -43.0 Citigp pfJ N CpJ 1.78 6.5 29.42 18.10 61 27.30 564 27.56 26.79 +.52 -3.7 Citigp pfK N CpK 1.72 6.3 29.22 17.76 77 27.18 598 27.50 26.81 +.34 -3.5 Citigrp pfS N CpS 1.58 6.2 26.79 19.61 47 25.54 462 26.09 25.41 +.17 -2.6 Citigrp pfL N CpL 1.72 6.9 24.95 CitiusPh Q CTXR 1.50 .40 658 .87 17322 1.30 .79 +.06 -14.7 Citiz&Nthn Q CZNC 1.08 6.0 11 29.25 15.69 26 17.94 146 20.25 17.31 +.29 -36.5 CtzCmtyBc Q CZWI .21f 2.7 12 12.75 5.26 27 7.90 167 8.15 6.05 +1.80 -35.4 CitizFincl N CFG 1.56f 7.3 6 41.29 14.12 4265 21.42 31700 23.95 20.78 +1.21 -47.3 CitizF pfD N CFGpD 28.93 12.02 18 25.63 194 25.93 25.11 +.33 -9.4 CitizFn pfE N CFG.PRE 25.88 12.03 83 24.10 348 24.37 22.74 +1.30 -3.3 CitizHold Q CIZN .96 4.7 17 22.99 16.02 1 20.63 10 20.63 19.43 +1.96 -5.7 CitizInc N CIA 7.72 3.55 96 5.59 599 6.34 5.45 +.07 -17.2 CitrixSy Q CTXS 1.40 1.0 32 152.49 90.28 1544 142.58 11637 148.70 139.16 -3.46 +28.6 CtyHld Q CHCO 2.28 3.5 14 83.07 54.03 81 64.71 402 72.95 63.60 +.69 -21.0 CityOffce g N CIO .94 8 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ClrAllCGr Q CACG 37.07 24.14 6 31.78 236 33.20 31.68 -.27 -7.8 ClrLgCap N LRGE 41.23 26.06 95 35.78 150 37.10 35.66 -.07 -6.0 ClrDvStr Q YLDE 33.95 22.64 11 28.07 19 29.37 28.07 -.20 -15.5 ClearEnFd N CEM 1.76f 53.8 12.88 .75 342 3.27 3242 3.65 2.96 +.25 -71.0 ClrbEOpFd N EMO 1.47e 62.6 9.85 .71 432 2.35 3306 2.71 2.09 +.18 -72.1 Clearfield Q CLFD 32 15.12 8.32 18 12.82 178 14.53 12.59 +.33 -8.0 ClearsBio h Q CLSD 4.13 .56 257 1.93 2223 2.35 1.77 -.27 -33.4 ClearwPpr N CLW .05p 12 31.49 11.88 157 22.77 822 25.75 21.79 +1.12 +6.6 ClearwEn A N CWEN/A 1.19e 6.5 37 22.67 14.07 251 18.24 1338 19.85 17.82 -.42 -4.6 ClearwEn C N CWEN .84e 4.3 27 23.24 14.77 680 19.50 3532 21.22 19.26 -.67 -2.3 CleBio h Q CBLI 5.00 .50 212 1.68 876 1.79 1.60 +.09 +179.1 ClevCliffs N CLF .24 5.7 1 11.61 2.63 15355 4.18 65608 4.90 3.83 +.37 -49.9 ClipRlty N CLPR .38 13.45 4.32 82 5.11 957 5.85 4.66 +.30 -51.8 Clorox N CLX 4.24 2.2 32 214.26 144.12 4996 192.71 13577 197.76 180.59 +2.06 +25.5 Cloudera N CLDR 12.22 4.76 2619 7.89 15975 8.61 7.56 +.06 -32.2 CloughGA A GLV 1.44 17.3 11.90 5.26 71 8.32 164 8.64 8.30 +.01 -24.0 CloughGEq A GLQ 1.38 14.6 13.70 5.87 75 9.46 339 9.89 9.39 -.28 -21.6 CloughGE rt A GLQr .05 ClghGlbOp A GLO 1.20 15.5 10.17 5.04 152 7.76 697 8.03 7.66 +.01 -17.8 ClovisOnc Q CLVS 20.69 2.93 3538 7.16 25641 8.75 7.04 -1.87 -31.3 CoDiagn Q CODX 21.75 .69 16637 13.47 43511 15.76 11.20 -.93 +1405.0 CoStar Q CSGP 78 746.70 482.10 375 622.61 2701 656.62 594.46 +29.01 +4.1 CoastFn Q CCB 13 18.58 8.41 13 12.08 59 15.55 11.23 -.41 -26.7 CCFemsa N KOF 1.75e 4.5 65.58 37.73 210 39.26 969 42.64 38.90 +1.76 -35.2 CocaCons Q COKE 1.00 .4 56 413.39 188.08 32 232.14 249 246.99 227.25 +4.29 -18.3 CocaCola N KO 1.64f 3.6 28 60.07 36.27 14278 45.60 92197 48.00 45.21 +.17 -17.6 CocaCEur N CCEP 1.12f 2.8 58.94 28.35 1289 39.30 7389 42.37 38.73 -.95 -22.8 CocrystP Q COCP 2.95 .39 1258 .90 6729 .00 .88 -.02 +80.6 CodaOct Q CODA 19.20 4.41 42 6.04 477 6.24 4.93 +.87 -27.8 Codexis Q CDXS 20.82 8.43 371 11.02 2115 11.95 10.72 +.19 -31.1 CdrsVlly Q CVLY .64 4.8 7 24.63 11.80 22 13.32 130 15.12 12.00 +1.08 -42.2 Coeur N CDE 35 8.29 1.98 5408 3.90 32596 4.35 3.45 +.30 -51.7 CoffeeH Q JVA 5.35 1.76 12 2.81 117 2.98 2.65 +.02 -38.9 CogentC Q CCOI 2.64f 3.2 92.96 53.24 445 82.14 2154 89.97 80.44 -5.45 +24.8 Cognex Q CGNX .22 .4 35 59.14 35.20 1271 52.41 8971 58.57 49.02 +3.61 -6.5 CognizTch Q CTSH .88f 1.6 16 73.38 40.01 2956 56.50 19641 59.70 54.36 +2.69 -8.9 CohBar Q CWBR 3.15 .87 298 2.83 799 2.95 2.21 +.14 +76.9 Cohen A COHN .80 18.4 7.71 2.79 3 4.35 77 4.54 3.93 +.37 +10.1 CohSClosed N FOF 1.04 10.4 13.98 6.27 114 10.03 613 10.45 9.99 +.04 -25.3 Cohen&Str N CNS 1.56f 2.8 24 78.23 33.52 163 56.67 1105 61.32 53.39 +3.89 -9.7 CohStInfra N UTF 1.60 7.9 27.65 12.10 441 20.37 2588 22.43 20.05 -.33 -22.3 C&SLtDP&I N LDP 1.87 8.1 27.68 12.20 53 23.04 400 23.64 22.39 +.33 -12.1 C&SIncEgy N MIE 1.32 63.5 10.41 1.20 144 2.08 1187 2.39 1.94 +.07 -74.1 CohStQIR N RQI .96 9.9 16.05 5.80 568 9.74 3410 10.25 9.54 +.28 -34.5 CohStRE N RNP 1.48 8.4 25.35 10.15 160 17.52 997 18.21 17.12 +.41 -26.4 CohStSelPf N PSF 2.06 8.0 32.85 11.22 34 25.81 196 26.68 24.65 +.81 -18.1 CohenStTR N RFI .96 8.6 15.84 7.01 217 11.19 858 11.66 10.95 +.24 -22.7 Coherent Q COHR 178.08 78.21 140 123.25 891 133.25 119.36 +4.80 -25.9 CoherusBio Q CHRS 23.91 10.86 1655 16.03 6361 18.22 15.58 -1.30 -11.0 Cohu Q COHU .24 1.6 26.43 8.89 264 15.20 1412 18.31 14.61 +.30 -33.5 Colfax N CFX 17 38.88 12.23 1167 23.78 11068 27.36 23.06 +.67 -34.6 ColgPalm N CL 1.76f 2.6 26 77.41 58.49 4496 68.53 22801 71.95 68.31 -2.87 -.5 CollPlant Q CLGN 14.55 3.35 11 11.10 128 12.90 10.50 -.14 +94.6 ColTacIn n N TBND 25.41 16.74 3 22.48 28 23.20 22.43 -.38 -6.5stCollctGr un Q CGROU 7332 9.96 7332 10.01 9.96 CllctUnv Q CLCT .70 3.2 18 30.24 13.26 64 22.00 422 24.44 18.93 +3.12 -4.6 Collegium Q COLL 25.59 10.01 365 18.41 1851 21.43 18.36 -2.15 -10.5 CollierC un N CCH/U Colliers Q CIGI .10 .2 15 92.07 33.93 146 49.90 921 58.97 49.30 -.34 -36.0 ColonyBk Q CBAN .40 3.4 9 17.75 9.55 11 11.69 94 13.25 10.65 +.91 -29.2 ColonCap N CLNY .44 21.6 6.14 1.33 3478 2.04 22498 2.58 1.87 +.12 -57.1 ColCap pfG N CLNYpG 1.88 10.8 25.66 9.80 4 17.35 27 19.43 17.26 +.68 -30.9 ColCap pfJ N CLNYpJ 24.56 7.32 47 15.92 248 17.82 15.05 +.91 -33.4 ColCap pfI N CLNYpI 1.79 11.4 24.66 6.75 34 15.70 266 17.74 15.00 +1.08 -35.0 ColCap pfH N CLNYpH 1.78 11.2 24.50 6.92 11 15.96 261 17.75 15.06 +1.31 -33.2 ColBnkg Q COLB 1.12a 4.6 12 41.40 21.88 643 24.31 2668 29.15 23.71 -.65 -40.2 Col SusInt N ESGN 26.83 16.69 19.93 1 20.39 19.93 +.26 -23.9 Col SusUS N ESGS 31.13 18.00 0 22.56 2 24.22 22.53 +.22 -26.4 Col MuniI N MUST 22.46 19.38 2 20.78 10 21.07 20.73 -.29 -3.5 ColumFn Q CLBK 30 17.34 12.00 157 13.91 857 15.07 13.30 -.11 -17.9 ColEmxChi N XCEM 28.59 16.43 7 20.18 85 21.30 20.00 +.46 -27.6 Col EMCns N ECON .10e .5 24.50 17.37 139 19.91 467 21.20 19.90 -.32 -15.2 Col IndiaC N INCO .03e .1 44.56 26.16 1 32.67 36 34.52 32.34 -.27 -22.6 ColumbPT N CXP .84f 6.1 8 22.96 7.63 896 13.71 3423 14.57 12.44 +1.34 -34.4 ColSelTec N STK .92a 4.6 25.45 13.50 186 19.83 640 20.51 19.11 +.70 -15.8 ColuSprtw Q COLM 9 109.44 51.82 625 66.99 2161 77.79 65.91 -2.73 -33.1 Colmbus Q CMCO .24 .9 8 43.09 19.20 95 26.17 685 29.68 24.42 +1.90 -34.6 comScore Q SCOR 12.86 1.43 522 2.99 2460 3.31 2.39 +.60 -39.5 Comcast Q CMCSA .92f 2.5 18 47.74 31.71 19929 36.98 115118 39.12 36.01 -.18 -17.8 Comcst29 N CCZ 1.58e 2.9 63.19 47.55 55.00 2 57.30 51.30 +1.82 -9.1 Comerica N CMA 2.72 8.3 4 79.74 24.28 2421 32.83 15979 37.90 32.05 +.70 -54.2 ComfrtS N FIX .42f 1.3 20 54.47 29.00 352 32.60 2698 36.60 30.86 +1.53 -34.6 CommScpe Q COMM 25.68 5.50 3724 10.27 18167 11.92 10.13 -.39 -27.6 CmcBMO Q CBSH 1.08f 1.9 15 71.92 45.51 605 58.22 2932 63.73 55.36 +2.97 -14.3 CmcBc pfB Q CBSHP 1.50 5.8 28.11 22.01 1 25.77 17 25.96 25.48 +.32 -.8 CmclMtls N CMC .48 3.0 23 24.04 10.76 1458 15.97 9201 17.89 15.30 +.60 -28.3 CmclVehcl Q CVGI 5 9.28 1.24 233 2.15 1986 2.80 1.57 +.59 -66.1 CommSys Q JCS .08 1.4 9.90 2.66 36 5.53 117 5.98 5.21 +.32 -10.4 CmtyBkSy N CBU 1.64 2.7 19 72.63 47.01 368 60.23 1868 67.76 59.12 +.24 -15.1 CmtyBkTr Q ESXB .20 3.6 11 9.75 4.00 87 5.59 478 6.46 5.20 +.39 -37.0 CmtyFinCp Q TCFC .50 2.3 8 36.23 17.50 11 21.77 58 25.43 20.07 +1.77 -38.8 CommuFt Q CFBI 12.05 5.36 1 7.29 7 7.29 6.90 +.14 -36.3 CmtyHlt N CYH 1.67f 59.6 7.27 1.79 3881 2.80 14732 3.77 2.68 -.72 -3.4 CmtyHcT N CHCT 1.63 4.4 52.33 20.12 184 37.26 750 41.11 34.18 +3.30 -13.1 CmtyTrBc Q CTBI 1.52 4.6 9 47.54 27.69 48 33.12 327 36.49 31.03 +1.91 -29.0 CmtyWest Q CWBC .18m 2.7 8 11.86 5.27 1 6.61 69 7.52 6.10 +.81 -40.5 CommVlt Q CVLT 62.06 24.26 472 41.47 2623 45.64 40.84 -1.65 -7.1 CompDivHd N CODI 1.44 7.9 26.37 10.78 466 18.14 1952 21.21 17.74 -1.37 -27.0 ComDivH pf N CODIpA 1.81 8.2 26.25 12.65 16 21.95 80 22.70 21.06 -.01 -13.6 CompssMn N CMP 2.88 6.2 16 66.14 34.39 337 46.32 1706 51.63 43.85 +2.16 -24.0 Continued on next page Continued from previous page NYSE, 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sCompugn Q CGEN 15.30 2.73 703 13.86 6939 15.30 13.72 -.00 +132.5 CmptrPr Q CPSI .40 1.7 21 35.78 16.93 103 23.10 415 24.97 22.44 +.01 -12.5 CmpTask Q CTG .24 6.1 6.48 2.86 18 3.96 90 4.30 3.87 -.08 -23.6 Compx A CIX .40f 2.9 13 17.57 10.53 1 13.86 24 14.71 13.60 -.57 -5.0 CmstkH Q CHCI 6.26 1.06 34 2.14 345 2.23 1.80 +.21 +9.4 ComstMn rs A LODE 1.39 .15 257 .52 1416 .56 .49 -.05 +16.8 ComstkRs N CRK 10.70 4.05 290 7.46 2405 8.17 7.05 -.20 -9.4 Comtech Q CMTL .40 2.2 13 38.00 11.48 309 18.21 1614 19.63 17.25 +1.16 -48.7 ConAgra N CAG .85 2.6 22 35.59 22.83 1883 33.28 17671 35.45 32.95 -.69 -2.8 ConatusP h Q CNAT 1.07 .23 239 .34 1148 .36 .33 -14.5 ConcertPh Q CNCE 13.09 5.36 216 8.36 950 11.63 8.31 -3.06 -9.4 ConchoRes N CXO .80 1.4 9 117.96 33.13 4093 56.73 13814 60.99 50.37 +3.64 -35.2 ConcdMed N CCM 2.92 1.34 1 1.80 7 1.82 1.63 +.01 -32.5 ConcrPump Q BBCP 6.89 1.82 425 2.57 1876 3.70 2.50 -.08 -53.0 CondHos rs A CDOR .78e 21.2 7 11.20 2.80 14 3.68 246 3.83 3.42 +.06 -66.7 Conduent Q CNDT 14.20 1.54 1592 2.38 12855 2.61 1.79 +.55 -61.6 Conformis h Q CFMS 4.83 .50 286 .77 2217 .92 .68 +.09 -48.6 ConiferH Q CNFR 4.70 2.00 0 3.36 2 3.77 3.23 -.24 -16.0 Conifer23 Q CNFRL 1.69 9.5 24.95 8.50 2 17.86 27 18.99 17.50 -.14 -20.1 Conmed N CNMD .80 1.2 28 116.81 37.66 1331 64.91 5462 77.53 63.21 -2.90 -42.0 Conns Q CONN 4 27.57 2.83 966 6.26 6599 6.85 4.30 +1.93 -49.5 ConnectOne Q CNOB .36 2.5 9 26.50 8.85 170 14.29 973 16.62 13.53 +.76 -44.4 ConocoPhil N COP 1.68 4.3 7 67.13 20.84 9255 39.14 52165 43.58 34.68 +3.05 -39.8 ConsolCom Q CNSL 1.55 27.4 7.51 3.24 674 5.66 3147 6.70 5.41 -.12 +45.9 ConEd N ED 3.06f 4.0 16 95.10 62.03 1785 77.25 11014 85.95 76.64 -5.39 -14.6 CnsTom A CTO 1.00f 2.5 7 68.64 34.69 20 40.63 166 44.90 37.19 +3.21 -32.6 ConsolWtr Q CWCO .34 2.3 40 18.83 12.00 66 14.73 456 16.09 14.50 -.12 -9.6 ConstellA N STZ 3.00 1.9 13 213.70 104.28 968 161.57 6882 172.77 155.82 +2.74 -14.9 ConstellB N STZ/B 2.72 1.7 13 214.51 107.51 0 163.13 1 163.13 162.24 +6.46 -13.6 ConstPh Q CNST 59.49 6.01 423 35.75 1641 40.31 34.16 -1.55 -24.1 ConstPrt Q ROAD 13 20.79 11.20 288 17.21 1257 19.82 17.04 +.08 +2.0 ConsuPtf Q CPSS 5 4.30 1.00 14 2.91 87 3.31 2.84 +.09 -13.6 CnE pfB N CMSpB 4.50 4.2 112.56 101.56 0 108.00 2 108.00 105.02 +3.00 -1.4 ContainStr N TCS 4 9.50 1.80 253 2.11 2333 2.44 1.96 +.09 -50.0 Contango A MCF 4.79 .84 161 1.91 1444 2.16 1.62 +.16 -48.0 ContMatls A CUO 19.23 6.19 2 10.20 7 10.69 9.47 +.99 +29.8 ContlRescs N CLR 5 49.71 6.90 6179 14.21 28813 16.74 11.46 +1.62 -58.6 ContrFc hrs Q CFRX 13.40 2.69 104 6.57 503 7.46 6.31 -.08 +5.8 ConturaE N CTRA 3 60.39 1.93 134 3.28 2332 4.62 3.11 +.11 -63.8 ConyPkII n Q CPAA 11.65 9.40 0 10.40 5 10.65 10.40 +.15 ConPkII un Q CPAAU 11.78 9.29 2 10.70 2 11.00 10.70 +.20 -1.7 CooTek N CTK 11.37 4.55 17 7.15 148 7.16 6.56 +.15 +44.4 CooperCo N COO .06 88 365.68 236.68 188 280.31 1444 299.50 279.42 -12.90 -12.8 CooperTire N CTB .42 2.0 29 32.33 13.82 540 20.75 3190 23.24 19.45 +1.30 -27.8 CooperStd N CPS 1 55.93 6.64 300 11.24 1348 14.66 10.32 +.93 -66.1 CopaHold N CPA 2.64f 6.2 5 116.88 24.00 1581 42.60 15465 47.50 40.01 -7.56 -60.6 Copart Q CPRT 29 104.88 55.69 1432 78.55 12541 83.85 73.55 +4.72 -13.6 Copel N ELP .26e 2.6 18.15 8.28 429 9.84 4154 10.63 9.49 +.49 -41.9 CorbusPhm Q CRBP 7.99 3.29 736 6.02 4154 6.67 5.75 +.05 +10.3 Corcept Q CORT 19 17.48 9.55 805 12.20 4221 13.69 11.91 -.94 +.8 CoreLabs N CLB .01m .1 10 66.44 6.68 1527 17.51 17017 20.42 13.80 +2.55 -53.5 CoreMold A CMT .05 8.50 1.03 35 2.29 173 2.91 2.21 -.37 -29.6 CoreMrk Q CORE .48 1.7 29 40.95 20.94 296 28.18 1513 30.37 27.67 +.30 +3.6 CorePtLd N CPLG 10 13.85 2.18 211 4.06 1870 5.25 3.39 +.72 -62.0 Corecivic N CXW 1.76 14.5 7 24.38 8.33 1318 12.16 6059 13.49 11.22 +1.00 -30.0 CoreLogic N CLGX .22 51.75 24.69 763 40.59 2399 42.64 36.61 +4.26 -7.1 CorEn pfA N CORRpA 1.84 9.8 26.60 7.57 34 18.80 245 18.90 13.64 +4.91 -25.9 CorEnInf N CORR .20m 1.7 6 49.75 9.25 194 11.81 1512 12.73 11.12 +.03 -73.6sCoreSite N COR 4.88 4.0 45 126.40 90.07 348 120.85 1796 126.40 119.54 +.10 +7.8 CorMedix A CRMD 9.99 2.16 273 3.71 1139 4.71 3.67 -.65 -49.0 CornrstBld N CNR 9.79 2.54 651 4.84 3943 5.65 4.02 +.84 -43.1 CorOnDem Q CSOD 64.45 22.22 904 32.47 5425 34.50 31.13 +1.78 -44.5 CrnstTotR A CRF 3.35 37.0 12.15 5.43 347 9.06 1463 9.23 8.70 +.39 -17.6 CrnrstnStr A CLM 3.40 36.7 12.41 5.52 470 9.27 2110 9.49 9.05 +.23 -17.3 Corning N GLW .88f 4.3 9 34.26 17.44 4323 20.66 33224 23.10 20.55 -.12 -29.0 CpBT JCP N JBN 1.75 175.0 5.63 .83 7 1.00 49 1.15 .86 +.08 -79.8 CorpOffP N OFC 1.10 4.4 13 30.57 15.23 1238 25.03 4495 27.02 24.40 -1.00 -14.8 CorrevPh g Q CORV 1.67 Corteva n N CTVA .52 2.0 32.78 20.38 2453 25.49 15862 27.26 25.09 -.78 -13.8 Cortexym n Q CRTX 73.84 19.35 104 44.48 426 48.05 43.26 -.31 -20.8 CortlndB Q CLDB .56f 3.9 24.40 11.70 1 14.35 8 14.35 13.10 +1.20 -34.2 Cort1Aon27 N KTN 2.05 6.7 33.30 25.23 0 30.49 12 30.67 29.70 +.84 -4.2 CortsJCP97 N KTP 1.91 175.2 6.24 .86 16 1.09 170 1.22 .93 +.07 -79.9 CortsJCP N JBR 1.75 163.6 6.55 .79 2 1.07 56 1.36 .92 +.18 -78.3 CortsPE N KTH 2.00 6.5 34.00 29.00 2 30.68 8 31.98 30.36 -.07 -4.8 Corvel Q CRVL 20 96.45 48.16 50 51.32 329 56.10 48.95 +1.97 -41.3 CorvusPh Q CRVS 8.10 1.01 159 2.15 495 2.85 2.12 -.53 -60.5 Cosan Ltd N CZZ .26e 2.1 23.70 8.56 460 12.44 4795 14.14 11.83 +.63 -45.5 Costamre N CMRE .40 8.5 10.85 3.16 989 4.69 4529 5.55 4.43 -.35 -50.8 Costam pfB N CMREpB 1.91 9.8 25.65 10.64 11 19.46 32 20.70 18.78 +.72 -23.3 Costmr pfC N CMREpC 2.13 10.0 26.10 12.31 6 21.36 71 22.00 19.94 +1.61 -16.9 Costam pfD N CMREpD 2.19 10.1 26.31 12.96 5 21.60 47 22.59 20.31 +1.50 -16.9 Costco Q COST 2.60 .9 43 325.26 233.05 2524 301.92 15137 313.29 300.18 -7.93 +2.7 Coty N COTY .50 9.7 14.14 3.02 6171 5.18 85193 6.20 5.10 -1.09 -54.0 CountrP Q CPAH 6.00 .83 85 2.84 695 3.19 2.79 -.19 +205.4 Cntwd pfB N CFCpB 1.75 6.8 25.72 CountyBcp Q ICBK .28f 1.5 10 27.98 13.55 24 19.30 79 21.00 17.99 +.78 -24.7sCoupaSft Q COUP 180.54 97.55 1092 171.24 6997 180.54 159.00 +7.97 +17.1 CousPrp rs N CUZ 1.20f 4.1 11 42.86 21.15 1452 29.08 5650 31.34 28.03 +1.20 -28.9 CovantaH N CVA .32m 4.4 18.38 6.57 1460 7.21 7217 8.21 6.84 +.38 -51.4 Covenant Q CVTI 7 20.84 6.54 134 9.00 1091 9.73 7.44 +1.59 -30.4 Covetrus Q CVET 33.50 4.05 1249 10.92 11789 12.41 8.79 +2.15 -17.3 CowenInc Q COWN .16 1.5 8 18.36 5.75 646 10.77 2825 11.17 9.32 +1.33 -31.6 Cowen27 Q COWNZ 1.84 8.2 26.45 9.60 9 22.32 47 23.20 21.19 +1.21 -13.5 Cowen33 Q COWNL 1.94 8.3 27.95 8.72 5 23.40 27 24.18 21.98 +1.65 -14.5 CrackerB Q CBRL 5.20 5.5 10 180.93 53.61 509 93.73 4600 105.42 89.51 +5.14 -39.0 CraftBrew Q BREW 34 17.19 7.11 539 15.04 1722 15.84 14.82 -.23 -8.8 Crane N CR 1.72 3.3 9 91.23 36.77 602 51.44 2853 57.29 50.74 +.44 -40.4 CrwfdA N CRD/A .28 4.2 48 11.90 5.75 33 6.65 199 8.18 6.31 -.67 -42.0 CrwfdB N CRD/B .20 3.3 43 10.79 5.29 5 6.02 28 7.36 5.82 -.53 -40.7sCreatReal Q CREX 4.36 .52 4072 3.00 89406 4.36 .84 +2.18 +96.1 Credicp N BAP 8.57e 6.1 240.88 118.00 184 139.57 1825 150.20 134.20 +5.36 -34.5 CreditAcc Q CACC 9 509.99 199.00 209 301.80 1439 335.99 272.97 +30.02 -31.8 CSVxST rs Q VIIX 167.17 27.85 18 87.41 58 88.90 76.33 -.97 +172.6 CS FILgCG N FLGE 394.00 160.00 2 284.05 20 301.89 283.86 -.69 -14.8 CSSilvCC Q SLVO .59e 10.0 7.48 4.37 5 5.90 65 6.05 5.81 -.01 -15.9 CSGoldCvC Q GLDI .66e 6.7 10.00 8.26 20 9.84 157 9.85 9.69 +.07 +8.6 CSVS3xInSlv Q DSLV 46.75 13.10 212 18.09 1393 18.82 16.32 +1.51 +12.4 CSVS3xInG Q DGLD 49.37 15.47 206 17.56 996 18.27 16.70 +1.00 -38.4 CSVIVxMT Q ZIV 78.15 26.59 244 29.62 659 32.58 29.43 -.88 -58.8 CS LgSh N CSLS 27.99 CrSuisInco A CIK .26 10.7 3.45 1.97 144 2.46 1038 2.51 2.42 -.01 -23.6tCrS Crd Q USOI 2.68e 42.5 24.25 5.00 56 6.30 801 6.84 5.00 -.31 -70.8 CS MthlMtg N REML 28.35 .52 1673 2.81 12091 3.42 2.49 +.15 -89.0 CS MAsHi N MLTI 1.30e 28.70 13.75 14.75 0 -48.0 CS SP mlp N MLPO 1.12e 21.5 14.15 3.65 5.20 0 5.20 5.20 +.10 -57.4 CredSuiss N CS 1.22e 14.1 14.12 6.47 1911 8.67 21750 9.46 8.07 +.59 -35.5 CrSuiHiY A DHY .29 15.9 2.59 1.28 2112 1.81 8918 1.87 1.80 -.03 -27.6 Cree Inc Q CREE 68.83 27.77 1370 39.79 10587 46.35 38.30 +1.75 -13.8 CrsntAcq Q CRSA 10.17 9.10 9.95 79 9.98 9.95 -.01 -.7 CrescCap n Q CCAP .41p 17.99 6.21 10 10.30 174 10.65 8.79 +.64 -37.2 CrescPtE g N CPG .25 7 4.84 .51 1510 1.29 9579 1.50 .98 +.25 -71.1 CrestEq N CEQP 2.50f 27.3 57 40.00 2.65 2877 9.16 14210 12.24 8.47 +.16 -70.3 Cresud Q CRESY 4.29e 11.35 2.32 249 2.95 1213 3.31 2.82 +.05 -58.1 Crinetic Q CRNX 28.81 10.63 106 16.32 621 18.70 15.43 -1.41 -35.0 Criteo SA Q CRTO 6 22.55 5.89 521 9.51 3191 11.60 8.90 -.14 -45.1 Crocs Q CROX 43.79 8.40 1095 22.07 8001 26.40 20.97 +.56 -47.3 CronosGp Q CRON 6 17.86 4.00 5879 5.64 25144 6.72 5.49 -.56 -26.5 CrossAmer N CAPL 2.10 14.4 77 19.79 6.81 142 14.62 460 14.73 11.25 +3.46 -19.0 CrssCtryHl Q CCRN 13.42 5.31 361 6.42 1740 6.92 5.60 +.43 -44.8 CrosTim N CRT 1.38e 23.5 6 13.10 4.01 36 5.88 147 6.90 5.76 -.10 -32.6 CrowdStr n Q CRWD 101.88 31.95 2997 69.21 20312 75.00 65.80 -2.79 +38.8 CrwnCstle N CCI 4.80f 3.1 90 168.49 114.18 1553 156.41 12357 166.00 150.60 -5.20 +10.0 CrwnCst pfA N CCIpA 1.72 .1 1483.03 1049.69 4 1379.87 33 1456.00 1375.31 -44.28 +7.7 CrownCfts Q CRWS .32a 6.7 8 7.94 4.01 10 4.80 64 4.97 4.61 +.18 -22.0 CrownHold N CCK 18 80.57 42.97 1457 62.52 6735 65.70 59.82 +3.30 -13.8 Cryolife N CRY .12 .5 72 33.00 12.63 376 22.17 1356 23.50 21.05 +1.12 -18.2 CryoPrt wt Q CYRXW 5.17 CryoPort rs Q CYRX 25.02 12.40 276 18.02 1828 20.73 17.38 -.01 +9.5 CubeSmart N CUBE 1.32 5.3 21 36.32 19.61 1345 24.72 8556 26.65 24.21 -.56 -21.5 Cubic N CUB .27 .7 63 75.20 30.86 358 37.92 2437 39.56 31.99 +5.61 -40.3sCueBioph Q CUE 28.10 6.54 228 23.48 1997 28.10 22.75 -.78 +47.9 CullenFr N CFR 2.84 4.2 12 103.75 47.69 623 68.22 5153 74.39 62.36 +5.71 -30.2 CullnF pfA N CFRpA 1.34 5.2 26.46 25.17 25.82 +.1 Culp Inc N CULP .42 6.1 4 21.08 5.87 36 6.91 247 7.85 6.55 +.13 -49.3 CumbldPh Q CPIX 6.99 3.32 29 3.91 133 4.08 3.90 -.04 -24.1 Cummins N CMI 5.24 3.3 44 186.73 101.03 1194 157.43 7656 168.24 147.50 +9.66 -12.0 Curis Q CRIS 2.90 .62 165 .85 1234 1.11 .77 +.08 -50.0 CurtisWrt N CW .68 .7 21 149.90 70.56 280 99.11 1470 106.88 95.03 +4.63 -29.7 CushTRet N SRV 1.08 23.6 10.74 1.50 23 4.58 217 5.17 4.47 -.40 -55.2 CushngRen N SZC 1.64 23.3 16.66 3.24 89 7.03 333 7.77 6.78 +.10 -48.1 CushRoy N SRF .48 12.4 7.92 1.67 3 3.88 120 4.11 3.75 +.10 -42.3 CustomBcp N CUBI 5 25.72 8.59 333 11.91 1579 13.29 10.72 +1.22 -50.0 CustBc p C N CUBIpC .57p 26.76 13.50 7 23.35 38 24.25 22.15 +1.21 -9.0 CustBc pfD N CUBIpD 27.19 14.10 0 23.35 9 23.35 22.13 +1.20 -9.8 CustBc pfE N CUBIpE 26.75 11.76 2 22.77 27 23.50 21.41 +.87 -12.1 CustoBc pf F N CUBIpF 26.58 12.23 16 20.21 95 22.49 19.75 -.16 -22.1 Cutera Q CUTR 11 39.15 9.07 222 13.09 1092 15.62 12.95 -.36 -63.4 Cyanotch h Q CYAN 3.43 1.82 8 2.25 15 2.30 2.12 +.10 -1.7sCybrOpt Q CYBE 55 28.75 11.55 81 24.29 607 28.75 24.29 -.87 +32.2 CyberArk Q CYBR 64 148.74 69.51 354 96.36 2098 100.54 94.53 +1.66 -17.3 Cyclacel pf Q CYCCP .60 10.2 8.07 3.87 5.90 1 6.10 5.90 -.10 +18.0 Cyclacl rs Q CYCC 20.40 3.85 392 4.08 4343 4.30 3.96 +.06 -69.6 CyclerTh Q CYCN 17.46 1.69 168 3.62 1085 4.40 3.35 +.01 +33.1 CymaBay Q CBAY 13.55 1.21 746 1.69 3761 1.90 1.60 +.03 -13.8 CynergT A CTEK 4.94 1.11 3 2.13 61 2.37 1.95 +.02 -35.5 CypressEn N CELP .84 15.7 8 10.14 3.09 13 5.36 90 5.80 5.12 +.19 -41.8 Cyren Ltd Q CYRN 2.24 .31 6 .98 100 .99 .78 +.09 -23.5 CyrusOne Q CONE 2.00 2.9 60 79.73 43.72 1071 69.70 8222 76.42 68.00 -3.05 +6.5 Cytokinetic Q CYTK 16.96 7.73 629 14.49 5188 16.56 13.87 -1.19 +36.6 CytomX Q CTMX 12.63 3.60 470 11.21 2807 11.29 8.63 +1.91 +34.9sCytosorbnt Q CTSO 10.24 3.49 528 8.60 4219 10.24 8.15 -.95 +123.4D -: DBV Tech Q DBVT 13.49 2.02 155 5.94 1711 7.00 5.38 +.64 -44.5 DCP Mid N DCP 3.12 39.7 17 33.45 2.20 2389 7.85 15049 10.11 7.65 -.18 -67.9 DCP Md pfB N DCPpB 1.97 12.7 25.23 3.36 41 15.55 235 17.24 13.55 +1.45 -35.3 DCP pfC N DCPpC 1.99 12.2 25.49 3.79 15 16.33 109 17.40 13.91 +1.69 -33.5 DFB Hlt un Q DFBHU 11.88 10.05 10.05 DFP Hl un Q DFPHU 10.22 9.25 10.00 454 10.07 10.00 -2.0 DHI Grp N DHX 8 4.44 1.78 226 2.71 1108 3.09 2.52 +.20 -10.0 DHT Hldgs N DHT .20f 2.8 8.83 4.77 9548 7.10 47217 8.65 7.05 -.62 -14.3 DirttEnv n Q DRTT 21 4.96 .71 184 1.23 1206 1.36 1.05 +.19 -62.8 DLH Hldgs Q DLHC 11 6.44 3.00 7 5.18 81 5.75 4.78 +.09 +23.6 DMC Globl Q BOOM .50 2.0 23 76.68 20.15 190 24.51 1578 28.62 23.38 -.34 -45.5 dMY Tc un N DMYT/U 10.45 9.19 0 10.11 198 10.15 9.94 +.11 -1.8 DNP Selct N DNP .78 7.5 13.22 6.76 1066 10.34 2483 11.33 10.30 -.23 -19.0 DPW Hld rs A DPW 15.16 .53 312 1.10 2039 1.36 1.06 -.11 -7.6 DR Horton N DHI .70 1.5 11 62.54 25.51 4422 46.54 29483 49.13 41.08 +5.60 -11.8 Drdgold N DRD .03e .3 9.69 1.64 426 9.50 1996 9.59 8.72 +.12 +85.2sDSP Gp Q DSPG 18.74 10.26 225 16.61 1994 18.74 16.34 -.47 +5.5 DTE N DTE 4.05 4.0 18 135.66 71.21 1053 100.68 6208 110.06 99.82 -2.34 -22.5 DTEEn 62 N DTQ 1.31 5.2 25.98 17.50 2 25.19 55 25.29 25.01 +.15 -1.4 DTE 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+.01 -29.1 Div&Inco N DNI 1.63 17.6 13.97 6.55 67 9.27 403 9.85 8.99 +.34 -31.1 DixieGrp Q DXYN 2.09 .35 21 .70 166 .79 .65 +.02 -38.5 DrReddy N RDY .29e .6 53.23 33.33 79 50.53 899 52.93 50.22 -1.29 +24.5sDocuSign Q DOCU 111.36 43.13 1431 103.52 12329 111.36 100.71 -1.55 +39.7 DocuSec A DSS 1.35 .12 4417 .34 40410 .40 .29 +.01 +13.0 DgssInt A Q DOGZ 5 3.63 .78 8 1.10 76 1.20 .99 -.06 -17.3 DolbyLab N DLB .88 1.5 61 73.20 44.68 446 58.13 1909 61.84 57.70 -.67 -15.5 DollarGen N DG 1.44f .8 26 183.95 116.15 1570 173.00 11476 183.32 172.66 -2.98 +10.9 DollarTree Q DLTR 10 119.71 60.20 1664 77.39 11008 82.89 75.11 +2.85 -17.7 DolphEnt hn Q DLPN 1.58 .33 9 .48 232 .53 .46 -.02 -31.4 DolphE wt h Q DLPNW .41 DomEngy N D 3.76f 5.0 15 90.89 57.79 2680 75.61 15141 80.78 75.17 -2.31 -8.7 DomEng un N DCUE 113.82 75.93 89 97.10 556 102.50 96.71 -2.06 -9.2 DomRes un N DCUD 51.26 48.71 49.75 DomRs76 N DRUA 26.85 19.01 38 25.60 337 26.08 25.35 +.18 -2.2 Dominos N DPZ 3.12 .9 40 387.85 220.90 794 357.30 4375 374.62 349.09 -9.99 +21.6 Domo B Q DOMO 39.67 7.62 669 17.43 6116 20.22 16.65 +1.04 -19.8 Domtar g N UFS 1.82 8.1 16 49.47 18.40 445 22.54 2882 25.16 21.21 +1.52 -41.1 Donaldson N DCI .84 2.0 21 58.32 31.08 391 42.59 2459 46.05 42.19 +.41 -26.1sDonegalA Q DGICA .58 4.0 25 16.19 11.22 67 14.46 443 16.19 13.93 -.51 -2.4 DonegalB Q DGICB .58f 4.8 24 14.80 10.51 0 12.12 10 14.00 12.12 -1.72 -4.9 DonlleyRR N RRD .12 7.4 2 4.84 .72 886 1.62 7541 1.94 1.11 +.51 -59.0 DonnlyFn N DFIN 16.21 4.04 298 7.30 1199 7.49 5.94 +1.41 -30.3 DorchMin Q DMLP 1.85e 16.7 7 21.46 8.52 137 11.07 667 12.83 10.59 -.16 -43.3 DorianLPG N LPG 16.68 6.08 514 9.00 2766 10.00 8.67 +.11 -41.9 Dorman Q DORM 19 90.26 44.49 263 61.70 1523 69.76 59.63 +3.86 -18.5 Continued from previous page NYSE, NYSE American and Nasdaq Exchanges Continued on next page Exch. 52-week Vol Friday Vol Weekly YTD Name Market Symbol Div Yield PE High Low 1000s Last 1000s High Low Chg % Chg Exch. 52-week Vol Friday Vol Weekly YTD 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DouYu n Q DOYU 11.88 6.11 630 7.00 3752 7.62 6.95 -.27 -17.4 DoubLnY n N DLY 20.06 14.24 60 17.42 415 18.15 17.25 -.43 -12.9 DoubIncSol N DSL 1.80a 14.5 21.14 10.35 955 12.40 3616 13.34 12.38 -.61 -37.2 DblLOppCr N DBL 2.00a 10.9 21.30 14.80 261 18.28 1215 18.87 17.70 +.56 -11.4 DougDyn N PLOW 1.09 3.2 18 56.89 24.12 140 34.57 668 38.92 34.21 +.38 -37.1 DEmmett N DEI 1.12 3.8 19 45.59 23.16 1522 29.42 5444 31.47 28.97 -.08 -33.0 Dover N DOV 1.96 2.1 23 120.26 62.95 878 91.47 5303 97.87 90.35 +.50 -20.6 DoverMot N DVD .10f 7.8 7 2.18 1.06 19 1.28 240 1.38 1.07 +.21 -31.2 Dow Inc N DOW 2.80 8.3 57.48 21.95 8702 33.93 37309 38.09 32.81 +.81 -38.0 DragVic rs Q LYL 1.80 .78 2 .91 19 1.02 .90 -.11 -30.0sDraftKin n Q DKNG 22.50 9.76 5235 20.12 28132 22.50 18.00 +.77 +88.0 DrMuBdInf N DMB .75 5.4 13.61 12.96 13.86 -1.4 DryStrt N LEO .52 6.2 8.27 7.98 8.36 -1.4 Dril-Quip N DRQ 56.71 23.91 315 29.56 1667 35.46 29.28 -3.51 -37.0 DriveShack N DS .48 40.7 3 5.42 .86 1229 1.18 9779 1.45 1.07 +.11 -67.8 DriveS pfB N DSpB 2.44 18.6 26.80 5.27 4 13.15 79 14.72 10.81 +2.73 -48.7 DriveS pfC N DSpC 2.01 16.6 27.22 3.73 1 12.10 12 13.51 9.90 +1.54 -47.0 DriveS pfD N DSpD 2.09 16.7 25.34 4.88 0 12.54 10 13.46 9.85 +2.87 -46.3 DropCar Q DCAR 2.27 .36 96 .52 1111 .60 .50 -.01 -41.5 Dropbox Q DBX 26.20 14.55 3959 19.60 19322 21.24 19.50 -.61 +9.4 DuPnt pfA N DDpA 3.50 4.3 89.49 73.69 0 81.00 2 81.08 76.50 +4.10 -7.4 DuPnt pfB N DDpB 4.50 4.6 117.72 80.00 0 96.98 2 97.68 96.50 -.99 -12.4 Dupont rs N DD 1.20 2.7 5 81.80 28.33 4579 45.07 35117 49.13 42.06 +3.17 -29.8 Ducomun N DCO 17 56.81 16.27 175 26.00 567 31.30 25.18 +.46 -48.5 Df&PGblUt N DPG 1.40 14.3 16.06 5.46 89 9.82 645 10.77 9.79 -.29 -35.4 DufPUC N DUC .60 6.6 9.49 7.97 28 9.10 739 9.18 9.01 +.07 -.4 DukeEngy N DUK 3.78 4.6 20 103.79 62.13 3033 82.64 15869 89.14 82.09 -3.05 -9.4 DukeEn 73 N DUKH 1.28 5.1 26.25 20.20 17 25.25 196 25.49 25.16 -.16 -2.1 DukeRlty N DRE .94 2.8 26 38.75 25.19 2974 33.30 13712 37.11 33.05 -1.00 -4.0 DuluthH Q DLTH 6 17.28 2.82 408 3.96 1927 4.44 3.58 +.36 -62.4 Dunkin Q DNKN 1.61f 2.6 25 84.74 38.51 1567 62.03 8435 66.18 57.66 +4.59 -17.9 DuosTch n Q DUOT 6.34 3.26 34 5.50 93 5.72 5.13 +.50 -9.1 DurectCp Q DRRX 3.95 .50 693 1.97 4043 2.34 1.93 -.07 -48.2 DyadicInt Q DYAI 8.00 2.51 76 5.55 613 6.15 5.35 -.47 +7.1 Dycom N DY 16 60.55 12.24 383 30.83 2789 35.82 28.45 +2.15 -34.6 Dynagas N DLNG 1.00 59.5 2.50 .98 91 1.68 326 1.84 1.60 -.06 -20.4 Dynags pfA N DLNGpA 2.25 12.8 24.00 7.50 2 17.51 43 18.00 16.61 +.26 -25.2 Dynags pfB N DLNGpB 22.32 9.90 5 16.14 47 16.88 15.41 +.44 -19.5 Dynatronic Q DYNT 3.70 .63 454 .81 6808 .88 .73 +.07 -2.5 DynavaxT Q DVAX 8.19 1.80 2251 4.20 17944 4.38 3.50 +.80 -26.6 Dynex pfB N DXpB 1.91 8.2 25.55 9.00 8 23.38 79 23.99 22.60 +.87 -7.6 DynexC rs N DX 1.50e 10.9 10 20.34 7.04 402 13.80 2159 15.18 13.07 +.54 -18.5E -:ETracBDC N BDCS 1.84e 15.2 20.66 8.50 16 12.07 84 13.13 12.05 +.13 -40.9 ETrAlerNG N MLPG 1.86e 19.9 22.95 5.06 5 9.36 20 10.36 8.71 +.08 -48.9 E-TrAlerInf N MLPI 1.88e 17.1 23.09 5.83 750 11.00 3441 12.12 10.09 +.60 -43.4 ETBbgCmd N DJCI 15.33 9.89 0 11.12 20 11.19 10.25 -.05 -26.7 ETrAlerian N AMU 1.45e 17.7 16.51 3.88 10 8.17 239 9.04 7.51 +.47 -40.3 E-TrFood N FUD 16.95 13.63 4 14.32 26 14.48 13.68 +.47 -13.6tE-TracAg N UAG 16.58 13.33 0 13.96 1 14.26 13.33 +.42 -13.4 ETr2xBDC N BDCL 3.52e 144.3 15.41 .80 2.44 -83.9 E-TrcCmci N UCI 15.25 10.13 835 10.51 894 10.66 10.17 +.12 -29.7 E-TrcSilv N USV 24.56 14.10 18.33 1 18.82 18.32 -.52 -17.8 E-TrcGld N UBG 45.00 31.88 0 42.61 1 43.15 41.00 -.82 +11.5 E-Trade Q ETFC .56 1.4 13 57.30 25.76 2572 39.44 13145 42.50 39.08 +.78 -13.1 eBay Q EBAY .64 1.6 9 42.00 26.02 13851 39.25 84734 40.36 37.55 -.10 +8.7 eBay56 Q EBAYL 1.50 5.7 27.47 21.47 41 26.10 346 26.27 25.90 -.08 -2.4 ECA MTrI N ECT .31e 52.0 2 1.94 .26 113 .60 382 .65 .46 +.09 -16.1tEcmoho n Q MOHO 11.51 4.41 42 4.30 215 4.99 4.30 -.24 -25.8 EDAP TMS Q EDAP 5.39 1.46 64 2.24 527 2.47 2.19 +.04 -49.4sEHangHl n Q EH 16.24 7.84 25 11.00 699 16.24 11.00 -1.80 +2.3 eHealth Q EHTH 152.19 52.71 574 106.43 4661 112.93 102.50 -2.88 +10.8 ELF Inc N ELF 20.00 7.58 762 12.50 5148 13.25 10.67 +1.83 -22.5 EMCOR N EME .32 .5 18 93.54 41.85 657 59.63 2922 71.91 57.82 -3.35 -30.9 EMX Roy g A EMX 2.12 1.10 223 1.77 1238 1.79 1.64 +.04 +7.8 ENDRA h Q NDRA 2.25 .60 177 .76 2787 1.35 .72 -.08 -55.0 ENDRA wt Q NDRAW 1.30 ENGlobal Q ENG 1.48 .46 39 .98 456 1.04 .79 +.11 ENI N E 1.29e 7.1 34.09 12.10 227 18.10 1886 19.55 17.81 +.10 -41.5 EOG Rescs N EOG 1.50f 3.4 98.46 27.00 5670 44.57 29710 49.11 42.05 +1.21 -46.8 EPAM Sys N EPAM 52 248.27 151.97 220 216.33 1548 226.05 201.89 +13.30 +2.0 EPR Prop N EPR 4.32 15.7 8 80.75 12.56 2246 27.55 12726 32.07 24.30 +4.21 -61.0 EPR pfC N EPRpC 1.44 8.1 34.25 8.61 9 17.80 189 18.94 16.27 +1.55 -43.3 EPR pfE N EPRpE 2.25 8.6 40.00 13.10 4 26.30 52 31.20 24.65 +1.79 -31.1 EPR Pr pfG N EPRpG 1.44 8.0 26.89 8.84 31 17.89 395 19.15 15.55 +2.34 -30.7 EQT Corp N EQT .12 .8 21.67 4.21 6431 14.37 42210 15.14 12.82 +.98 +31.8 EQT Mid N EQM 3.87e 19.5 4 47.00 7.34 1132 19.85 9189 21.61 19.17 +.52 -33.6 ESSA Bcp Q ESSA .44 3.9 14 17.73 9.70 15 11.42 86 12.76 10.40 +.53 -32.6 ETF SITRis N RISE 23.93 19.93 20.46 1 20.50 20.46 +.01 -10.9 ETF JrSil N SILJ 12.68 4.84 377 9.45 3028 9.91 8.88 +.42 -24.0 ETF Cyber N HACK 45.10 29.02 163 38.93 910 40.99 38.62 -.45 -6.2 ETF BigD N BIGD 27.78 ETF MobP N IPAY .19e 55.35 30.56 199 41.83 962 44.15 41.10 +.83 -15.6 ETF M AlH N MJ 36.22 8.81 793 11.55 4069 12.82 11.35 -.35 -32.5 ETF M Vid N GAMR 48.36 35.50 27 46.06 93 48.01 45.88 -.79 +3.2 ETF Trav n N AWAY 24.80 11.24 8 15.78 73 16.94 15.26 +.40 -36.4 ETF UlSh n N VALT 50.52 47.63 0 48.70 2 48.77 48.68 -.01 -2.9 ETF Drone N IFLY 39.79 22.11 16 30.32 65 32.00 30.10 -.26 -18.2 ETF AIPw N AIEQ 30.36 19.14 25 25.01 105 26.16 24.90 -.48 -12.1 BlStIsrTc N ITEQ 47.42 29.62 36 40.11 106 42.75 39.85 -.39 -7.3 ETF Clim N ETHO 45.13 27.77 6 36.13 37 38.60 36.09 +.00 -15.4 ETF Acq n N ZIG 27.79 17.19 6 20.49 53 21.87 20.44 +.28 -25.1 ETFAlpAlt N ALFA 63.01 37.22 1 50.09 17 52.85 49.71 +.29 -14.7 FundStab N DSTL 32.97 20.95 6 27.33 464 28.81 27.30 -.02 -11.0 ChngFnDvr N CHGX 25.63 15.00 13 20.33 46 22.87 20.05 +.03 -12.7 ETF EmM N EEMD 23.08 13.76 0 16.26 3 17.13 16.24 +.04 -28.5 ETF spx H N SPDV 27.71 15.21 8 19.36 60 21.09 19.21 +.30 -29.4 ETF AptF N FTVA 28.63 24.22 27.51 ETF GOP N MAGA 29.34 16.33 0 21.91 22 23.56 21.73 +.29 -23.7 NtDUSEq ef N MXDU 32.71 21.26 27.94 2 28.88 27.94 +.16 -9.7 NtRkBsInt ef N RBIN 26.30 18.88 0 21.72 2 22.25 21.72 -.23 -16.2 RsBsUSE ef N RBUS 31.96 21.02 0 26.99 6 29.28 26.99 -.39 -12.1 ETF RvCp N RVRS 18.13 10.34 1 13.22 7 14.04 13.01 +.19 -25.4 ETF BrVl N BVAL 18.43 11.41 2 14.38 13 15.15 14.38 +.15 -19.7 ETFDeepV N DVP .66e 3.3 33.54 16.14 13 19.82 200 21.60 19.24 +.62 -39.3 GlGoGld N GOAU 18.60 8.96 140 18.29 674 18.57 17.26 +.31 +4.2 ETF OCIO N OCIO 28.47 21.57 25.92 0 25.92 25.49 +.67 -6.9 PremisCap N TCTL 33.47 23.29 19 25.77 56 25.97 25.73 -.06 -20.5 AptBehMo N BEMO 31.92 25.66 13 29.73 49 30.44 29.70 -.14 -3.0 EtfLonCanc Q CNCR 24.57 12.00 18 22.05 88 24.44 21.81 -1.70 -5.9 EtfAlpSmC Q SMCP 25.40 15.55 2 18.65 15 19.70 18.50 +.33 -26.1 EtfUSGblJ N JETS 32.36 11.25 3458 14.09 23737 15.85 13.33 +.73 -55.3 ETF Master N HIPS 1.29 7.8 16.62 EtfValidea Q VALX 28.58 13.69 18.54 3 19.23 17.27 +1.65 -33.5sETF BioPr N BBP 46.53 30.83 1 42.11 9 46.53 41.99 -3.59 -3.3 ETF ClinT N BBC 40.19 22.92 43 33.97 210 37.35 33.02 -1.97 -10.7 InfrCpPfd N PFFR 26.27 11.35 26 19.84 72 20.71 19.27 +.42 -21.1 EtfNwfMSec N NFLT 1.13e 4.9 25.30 19.78 2 23.02 33 23.12 22.77 +.14 -6.8 EtfReavUt A UTES 30.97 ETFS Com N BCI 22.06 ETF Plat N PPLT 83.98 EVO Pay Q EVOP 31.93 10.12 342 19.22 2691 20.18 16.59 +2.76 -27.2 EXFO g Q EXFO 4.95 2.00 6 2.45 245 2.52 2.20 +.26 -47.0 eXp Wrld Q EXPI 12.55 6.51 207 8.84 1027 9.62 8.40 +.38 -22.0 EagleBncp Q EGBN .88 2.7 8 57.38 23.08 145 33.14 771 38.13 32.01 +1.38 -31.9 EagBcMT Q EBMT .38 2.2 14 22.98 11.74 22 17.50 142 18.57 15.84 +1.20 -18.2 EagleBkS Q EGLE 23 5.92 1.45 483 1.62 3447 1.77 1.49 +.14 -64.8 EagleCGr A GRF .50e 2.8 8.45 5.20 7 6.46 53 6.87 6.25 +.15 -19.5 EagleGrInc N EGIF 1.31 11.6 18.09 8.36 22 11.24 53 12.41 11.21 +.03 -34.0 EagleMat N EXP .40 .7 14 97.10 41.83 339 58.68 2057 63.16 53.20 +6.08 -35.3 EaglePhm Q EGRX 52 64.94 33.80 111 52.16 690 56.13 49.88 +.78 -13.2 EaglePtCr N ECC 2.35 37.4 19.41 3.78 127 6.28 1064 6.60 6.15 +.13 -57.0 EaglPt pfB N ECCB 1.94 8.7 30.01 13.30 1 22.21 25 23.00 20.21 +1.59 -16.0 EagleP27 N ECCY 26.13 13.48 2 21.50 14 22.05 21.30 -15.8 EaglPtIn n N EIC 20.47 5.62 24 9.62 127 10.02 9.58 -.08 -48.7 Earthstone N ESTE 7.73 1.44 188 2.16 1265 2.47 1.72 +.30 -65.9 EastStAc n Q ESSC 9.77 9.35 250 9.73 1103 9.77 9.70 -.04 +4.1 EastStA un Q ESSCU 10.06 9.25 3 9.86 122 9.93 9.82 -1.8 EastStAc rt Q ESSCR .50 .10 .12 75 .12 .12 +.01 EstWstBcp Q EWBC 1.10 3.2 9 52.97 22.55 1250 33.87 7833 37.11 30.43 +3.78 -30.5 EastGvP N DEA 1.04 4.0 67 29.70 17.47 918 25.96 3232 28.17 25.53 -.83 +9.4 EasternCo Q EML .44 2.3 12 31.97 16.75 11 18.84 57 21.00 17.76 -.54 -38.3 Eastgrp N EGP 3.00 2.9 44 142.69 83.40 437 102.27 1423 113.88 100.51 -2.42 -22.9 EastChem N EMN 2.64f 4.4 8 83.99 34.44 2100 60.02 8808 64.20 57.42 +2.75 -24.3 EKodak N KODK 4.78 1.50 105 2.20 1175 2.61 2.10 -.02 -52.7 EastsDist Q EAST 6.05 .92 31 1.83 344 2.13 1.80 -.14 -38.1 Eaton N ETN 2.84 3.5 19 105.78 56.42 2503 82.07 13111 86.77 79.29 +3.21 -13.4 EatVn 22 N EFL 9.75 5.05 68 7.52 460 7.93 7.49 -.35 -19.5 EatV HiIn21 N EHT .60 6.7 10.29 6.66 27 8.94 260 9.37 8.92 -.17 -11.2 EV StkNx Q EVSTC 100.02 99.98 100.02 EV CAMu A EVM .68 6.6 11.95 8.87 32 10.41 338 10.52 10.16 +.13 -7.5 EVCAMu A CEV .71 5.8 13.90 9.80 12 12.23 67 12.69 11.81 +.22 -9.3 EatnVan N EV 1.50f 4.4 10 51.79 23.59 622 34.21 4630 37.32 33.66 +1.01 -26.7 EV EnEq N EOI 1.04 7.9 16.47 9.05 123 13.04 763 13.51 12.98 +.05 -18.0 EV EEq2 N EOS 1.05 6.7 18.97 10.67 245 15.65 966 16.05 15.31 +.39 -12.2 EV FltRt N EFT .91 8.6 14.14 7.31 100 10.55 665 10.78 10.47 -.14 -23.1 EVFltRtIP N EFF 1.13 8.8 16.17 8.78 22 12.77 111 13.05 12.61 -.16 -20.2 EV LtdDur A EVV 1.22 11.5 13.55 7.34 243 10.64 1366 10.91 10.50 +.14 -19.7 EV MAMu A MAB .65 5.3 12.28 EV MIMu A MIW .71 5.6 12.55 EVMuniBd A EIM .77 6.4 13.58 9.58 121 11.98 981 12.05 11.75 -.07 -7.0 EVMuni2 A EIV .70 5.8 11.93 EVMunTT N ETX .85 4.4 22.84 16.10 28 19.49 150 19.89 19.11 -.03 -11.0 EV MuIT N EVN .85 7.3 13.79 9.17 73 11.56 672 11.78 11.36 -.29 -9.3 EV NMuOp N EOT 1.03 5.6 24.75 16.00 55 18.31 348 18.74 17.67 +.07 -15.4 EV NYMu A ENX .72 6.6 12.70 9.40 73 10.86 267 11.12 10.70 -.05 -10.1 EVNYMu A EVY .74 6.2 14.90 10.08 14 11.85 49 11.98 11.68 -.09 -11.5 EVRiskMgd N ETJ 1.12 12.6 9.85 6.42 363 8.86 1846 9.20 8.81 -.16 -5.0 EV SrFlt N EFR .95 9.2 13.89 7.20 129 10.29 1157 10.65 10.20 -.27 -24.1 EV SrInc N EVF .42 8.5 6.61 3.30 168 4.94 642 5.07 4.91 -.07 -22.9 EVShDur N EVG 1.08 9.7 13.71 8.63 30 11.18 133 11.32 10.95 +.13 -17.2 EVTxABdO N EXD 1.16 13.6 10.57 5.41 45 8.55 278 8.85 8.46 -.06 -16.5 EV TxAd N EVT 1.74 9.5 26.50 11.87 225 18.32 1434 19.35 17.90 +.31 -28.2 EV TxAG N ETG 1.23 9.6 19.07 9.07 167 12.87 1241 13.56 12.58 +.11 -28.6 EV TxAOp N ETO 2.16 10.9 26.99 10.84 45 19.88 308 20.77 19.68 +.22 -23.4 EV TxDiver N ETY 1.01 10.0 12.98 6.60 401 10.15 2036 10.50 10.11 +.06 -18.9 EVTxMGlo N EXG .98 14.6 9.18 4.71 916 6.67 4686 6.88 6.59 +.08 -24.0 EVTxBWIn N ETB 1.30 10.0 17.19 8.90 76 12.99 451 13.33 12.86 +.08 -20.8 EVTxGBW N ETW 1.17 14.9 10.60 5.49 307 7.84 1812 8.13 7.79 -.03 -24.4 EVTxBWOp N ETV 1.33 10.1 15.67 8.59 269 13.20 1647 13.56 13.01 +.05 -11.7 Ebix Inc Q EBIX .30 1.6 7 53.94 8.75 468 19.09 2301 21.82 17.63 +1.67 -42.9 EchoGLog Q ECHO 27 24.50 14.17 191 17.12 1164 18.40 15.83 +1.15 -17.3 EchoStar Q SATS 45.15 25.23 297 30.31 1864 32.92 29.80 -.57 -30.0 Ecolab N ECL 1.88 1.0 41 211.24 124.60 1355 190.00 9417 199.95 180.52 +9.92 -1.5 Ecopetrol N EC 1.81e 20.96 6.28 1239 9.41 8669 10.89 9.12 -.10 -52.9 Edenor N EDN 21.92 2.54 32 2.93 271 3.33 2.84 +.10 -53.2 EdesaB hrs Q EDSA 13.56 1.58 28 2.33 243 2.70 2.20 -.05 -43.2 Edgewell N EPC 14 42.21 20.51 562 26.87 3527 28.63 26.32 -.16 -13.2 EdisonInt N EIX 2.55 4.6 12 78.93 43.63 2561 55.69 11400 63.38 54.57 -3.56 -26.2 EdisonNat Q EDNT 5.20 1.32 409 2.18 1305 2.24 1.95 +.10 +9.0 EditasM Q EDIT 34.37 14.01 898 22.20 3936 26.51 21.41 -2.81 -25.0 EducDev Q EDUC .20 3.9 4 9.25 3.02 8 5.18 61 5.18 4.71 +.33 -16.2 EdwLfSci N EW 70 247.64 154.52 844 209.33 5747 224.99 207.76 -14.15 -10.3 eGain Q EGAN 99 10.59 4.80 98 7.88 606 8.92 7.81 -.25 -.5 EidosThr Q EIDX 66.56 23.41 123 41.36 501 54.90 40.01 -10.63 -27.9 EigerBio Q EIGR 15.82 4.55 262 7.22 1533 8.51 7.03 -.83 -51.5 8x8 Inc N EGHT 26.67 10.70 1328 15.89 7121 18.33 15.67 -1.13 -13.2 8i Enterp n Q JFK 13.00 7.36 10.18 7 10.22 10.16 +.01 +1.6 8i Entp rt Q JFKKR .78 .03 .32 1 .32 .32 -.03 -16.0 1895BcWis Q BCOW 12.01 7.43 0 8.46 4 8.50 8.00 +.61 -21.5 ElPasoEl N EE 1.54 2.3 29 74.44 57.07 257 68.09 2436 68.17 67.97 -.11 +.3 ElPasE pf N EPpC 2.38 5.1 55.00 38.95 14 46.44 65 49.25 44.23 +1.69 -9.7 ElPolLoc h Q LOCO 45 16.65 6.15 1236 13.65 3045 14.70 10.92 +2.85 -9.8 ElancoAn N ELAN 35.46 15.17 1932 24.04 14836 25.68 23.34 +.19 -18.4 Elanco un N ELAT 56.83 30.73 51 45.24 304 46.92 43.72 +2.00 -18.5 ElbitSys Q ESLT 1.76 1.3 21 167.75 110.00 22 132.67 149 137.02 131.80 +5.02 -14.4 EldrGld g N EGO 19 11.29 3.05 4732 9.29 15105 9.88 8.78 -.45 +15.7 EldorRsts Q ERI 24 70.74 6.02 7007 18.84 45392 24.31 18.13 +1.02 -68.4 ElectroSen Q ELSE 18 4.01 2.61 0 3.20 9 3.28 3.09 -.08 -11.8 electCore Q ECOR 6.45 .32 399 .94 3800 1.10 .93 -.12 -40.9 ElecVeh Q SOLO 3.44 .89 660 .99 5905 1.14 .96 -.02 -54.0 sElectrmed A ELMD 38 15.00 4.75 117 13.35 680 15.00 12.45 +.90 +54.3 ElectArts Q EA 25 118.69 85.69 2377 113.27 17871 118.47 110.86 -3.04 +5.4 ElementSol N ESI 14 12.74 5.35 3222 9.99 16984 10.90 9.20 +.86 -14.5 ElevCr N ELVT 5.98 .89 556 1.87 3709 2.14 1.33 +.49 -58.0 EliLilly N LLY 2.96f 1.9 164.90 101.36 2576 153.63 18455 164.50 151.57 -9.30 +16.9 EllingtRM N EARN 1.12 12.7 68 11.88 2.70 63 8.82 454 9.27 8.12 +.71 -18.7 Ellomay A ELLO 22.46 8.47 20.77 4 21.01 18.57 +3.66 +12.5 EllswthFd A ECF .80e 8.3 12.37 6.28 33 9.59 211 10.10 9.59 -.14 -18.5 Ellswt pfA A ECFpA 1.31 5.2 26.06 21.04 1 25.16 5 25.47 25.16 +.15 -2.0 ElmiraSB Q ESBK .92 6.9 11 17.40 10.73 3 13.25 16 13.38 11.57 +2.26 -12.3 EloxxPh Q ELOX 40 13.37 1.44 98 2.78 629 3.71 2.53 +.25 -62.2 EltekLtd Q ELTK 11.56 1.28 15 3.78 787 5.38 3.65 -.45 +5.0 eMagin A EMAN .71 .14 160 .33 1539 .37 .28 +.05 -4.1 EAndinA N AKO/A .68e 6.3 19.07 9.33 1 10.75 7 11.75 10.02 +.25 -31.1 EAndinB N AKO/B .74e 5.7 22.01 10.15 0 13.08 92 13.88 11.29 +1.57 -25.3tEmbraer N ERJ .13e 2.3 20.92 4.90 3560 5.81 36322 6.71 4.90 -.01 -70.2 EmclaireF Q EMCF 1.20f 5.4 6 37.75 20.45 2 22.09 7 22.85 21.40 -.55 -32.1 Emcore Q EMKR 1.50e 4.05 1.46 63 2.61 338 2.82 2.55 -14.1 EmerHldg N EEX .30 13.5 14.30 1.58 265 2.23 1850 2.78 1.80 +.37 -78.9sEmergBio N EBS 45 83.01 39.11 784 78.70 3992 83.01 72.10 +5.40 +45.9 EmersonEl N EMR 2.00 3.7 14 78.38 37.75 4093 53.79 18828 59.66 53.38 -.03 -29.5 EmerR hs A MSN 1.25 .65 2 .73 75 .78 .72 -.01 -11.0tEmmisC Q EMMS 1 6.75 1.26 49 1.45 1521 1.46 1.26 -.37 -64.0 EmpOPES N ESBA .34 4.2 15.89 6.07 9 8.01 67 8.66 7.74 +.30 -42.5 EmpOP60 N OGCP .34 4.3 15.81 6.13 8.00 1 8.00 8.00 -.33 -42.3 EmpOP250 N FISK .34 4.0 15.69 7.35 8.60 5 8.60 8.01 +.79 -37.8 EmpStRTr N ESRT .34 4.2 16 15.96 6.92 1738 8.13 16649 8.76 7.80 +.35 -41.8 EmployH N EIG 1.00f 3.4 10 45.23 26.68 266 29.55 1369 32.39 27.52 +.80 -29.2 EnableMid N ENBL 1.32 31.7 4 14.48 1.61 1990 4.17 11193 4.89 3.44 +.44 -58.4 EnantaPh Q ENTA 8 101.27 38.40 187 47.48 781 55.27 44.90 -6.12 -23.1 Enbridge N ENB 1.66 20 43.15 22.57 3357 29.86 18406 32.18 28.92 +.65 -24.9 EncompHlth N EHC 1.12 1.7 19 83.30 48.01 850 64.98 4855 71.48 63.26 -3.09 -6.2 EncoreCap Q ECPG 5 40.16 15.27 471 23.56 2307 29.42 23.15 -.15 -33.4 EncorW Q WIRE .08 .2 8 62.08 38.01 170 45.37 996 53.13 43.84 +1.10 -20.9 EndvSilv g N EXK 27 3.20 .99 1733 1.64 9752 1.71 1.48 +.09 -32.0 Endo Intl Q ENDP 8.55 1.97 3338 4.43 17374 4.81 4.07 +.31 -5.5 EndurIntl Q EIGI 6.50 1.31 709 2.32 4657 3.02 2.19 -.31 -50.6 Energizer N ENR 1.20 3.2 25 53.84 26.60 558 37.94 3536 40.93 35.90 +2.23 -24.5 Energiz pfA N ENRpA 1.88 2.3 111.42 61.60 6 82.90 109 89.80 79.97 +4.00 -20.7 Energous Q WATT 5.38 .61 824 2.19 10133 2.45 1.91 -.07 +23.7 Engy&Exp N ENXP EngyFoc lf Q EFOI .99 .16 644 .30 1283 .35 .30 -.02 -36.6 EnFuel grs A UUUU 3.32 .78 1642 1.80 9078 1.93 1.67 -.06 -5.8 EnrgyRec Q ERII 60 12.04 6.11 253 7.78 1292 8.44 7.50 +.18 -20.5 EgyTrnsfr N ET 1.22 15.6 9 15.43 3.75 37241 7.81 196651 9.02 6.92 +.62 -39.1 EnTrfr pf C N ETPpC 25.37 6.24 74 20.22 436 21.08 17.93 +2.29 -16.5 EnTrfr pf D N ETPpD 25.75 6.21 62 20.39 618 21.03 17.87 +2.53 -17.8 EnTrfr pfE N ETPpE 26.09 8.18 29 20.67 1236 21.47 18.44 +2.30 -18.4 EnerJexR A ENRJ .21 EnerpacTl N EPAC .04 .2 27.94 13.28 252 16.17 1962 17.88 15.76 +.30 -37.9 Enerpls g N ERF .12e 4.8 3 9.28 1.15 1650 2.48 9031 2.75 1.95 +.34 -65.2 EnersisAm N ENIA .39e 4.9 11.21 5.22 785 7.89 8495 8.19 7.66 +.18 -28.1 EnerChile N ENIC .22e 5.7 1 5.11 2.95 800 3.86 3374 4.08 3.51 +.35 -18.7 EnerSys N ENS .70 1.3 20 78.97 35.21 296 55.78 1518 61.79 54.01 +1.88 -25.5 EnLinkLLC N ENLC 1.03e 54.2 3 12.09 .88 5623 1.90 31289 2.30 1.50 +.42 -69.0 EnlivexTh Q ENLV 44.90 3.59 46 5.17 331 5.87 5.05 -.44 -38.4 Ennis Inc N EBF .90 5.0 12 22.21 13.98 232 18.10 786 19.64 17.32 +.83 -16.4 Enochian Q ENOB 7.08 1.95 32 3.19 162 4.03 3.03 -.40 -36.5 EnovaIntl N ENVA 7 30.20 7.84 436 13.63 3912 18.38 13.56 +.29 -43.3 Enphase Q ENPH 44 59.15 9.80 6134 43.25 49496 49.28 36.91 +5.52 +65.5 EnPro N NPO 1.04f 2.4 25 75.73 30.04 125 43.88 747 49.49 41.35 +2.90 -34.4 Enservco A ENSV .72 .08 4255 .20 45524 .23 .19 -.02 +7.5 EnsignGp Q ENSG .20f .5 22 63.00 24.06 375 36.46 2391 41.56 35.16 +.06 -19.6 EnstarGp Q ESGR 31 213.99 94.58 60 141.10 267 156.50 137.78 +2.04 -31.8 EnstrG pfE Q ESGRO 1.75 7.2 27.96 13.30 15 24.27 117 24.99 23.75 +.28 -11.0 EntasisT Q ETTX 9.25 1.75 9 2.73 99 2.80 2.45 +.04 -45.1 Entegris Q ENTG .32 .6 38 59.05 33.75 913 51.70 4366 56.93 50.90 +.57 +3.2 EnteraBi Q ENTX 4.40 1.35 4 2.00 13 2.30 1.93 +.04 -6.5 Entercom N ETM .08 7.5 1 7.12 .75 1760 1.06 9782 1.47 1.06 -.10 -77.2 EntArk66 N EAI 1.22 4.8 26.77 20.00 10 25.32 100 25.80 25.10 -.42 -2.7 EntArk 63 N EAE 1.19 4.7 27.99 19.62 1 25.25 32 25.72 25.25 -.08 -2.1 EntArk 52 N EAB 1.23 4.8 27.78 18.63 5 25.34 44 25.86 25.25 -.21 -2.6 Entergy N ETR 3.72 4.0 41 135.55 75.20 987 93.57 6815 104.96 92.10 -3.96 -21.9 EntLA 66 N ELC 1.22 4.8 26.60 20.29 10 25.37 71 25.82 25.35 -.20 -2.1 EntgyLA52 N ELJ 1.31 5.2 26.69 20.51 3 25.34 48 25.67 25.26 -.01 -3.0 EntLA 63 N ELU 1.18 4.7 25.90 20.13 1 25.17 43 25.60 25.11 +.07 -1.9 EntMS FtM N EMP 27.42 20.26 8 25.64 56 25.94 25.43 +.15 -3.2 EntgyNO N ENO 27.80 22.00 5 25.75 22 26.07 25.51 +.18 -1.5 EntgyNO 52 N ENJ 1.25 4.9 26.39 21.06 1 25.60 5 25.84 25.21 +.47 -1.4 EntgyTx64 N EZT 1.41 5.4 28.70 21.94 7 26.18 14 26.26 25.59 +.60 -4.3 EntBcpMA Q EBTC .70 3.0 10 34.75 20.50 15 23.21 106 27.65 22.56 +.02 -31.5 EntFinSv Q EFSC .72 2.4 9 48.81 24.13 118 29.95 639 32.93 27.55 +2.66 -37.9 EntProdPt N EPD 1.78f 10.4 13 30.87 10.27 9475 17.13 62735 18.79 16.41 +.77 -39.2 Entravisn N EVC .20 13.7 9 3.50 1.35 118 1.46 721 1.68 1.39 +.04 -44.3 Envestnet N ENV 75 87.75 45.53 219 61.30 1825 65.66 58.73 +3.17 -12.0 EnviroStr A EVI .13e 74 32.75 EnvisSol Q EVSI 12.85 3.90 39 7.23 240 8.12 6.84 -.14 +55.2 EnvistaH n N NVST 33.30 10.08 2019 18.84 7185 20.34 17.52 +1.30 -36.4 Enviva N EVA 2.70f 7.8 39.31 20.63 97 34.80 518 35.24 33.73 +.26 -6.7 EnzoBio N ENZ 4.85 1.56 521 2.88 6468 3.60 2.51 +.38 +9.5 Epizyme Q EPZM 27.82 9.74 598 15.75 2840 18.54 15.19 -2.33 -36.0 ePlus Q PLUS 8 99.63 42.53 78 69.33 339 75.22 65.10 +5.28 -17.7 EpsilonE Q EPSN 4.35 2.32 7 2.92 312 3.02 2.79 +.11 -11.5 Equifax N EFX 1.56 1.1 24 164.77 103.01 702 137.89 4309 144.59 132.40 +6.47 -1.6 Equillium Q EQ 8.03 2.20 15 2.52 130 3.00 2.50 -.33 -25.4sEquinix Q EQIX 10.64f 1.6 715.75 446.04 347 670.85 2467 715.75 663.77 -14.25 +14.9 Equinor N EQNR 1.08f 8.3 5 22.45 8.41 3814 12.96 18211 14.05 12.49 +.27 -34.9 EquinxGl n A EQX 10.30 4.63 1462 8.62 8350 8.78 8.01 +.32 +11.9 EquitHld N EQH .60 3.5 27.30 9.89 3063 17.34 18498 19.31 16.08 +1.34 -30.0 EquitH pfA N EQHpA 26.63 9.25 104 23.71 594 24.12 22.49 +.86 -9.0 EquitMid N ETRN 1.31e 7 22.29 3.75 6179 8.25 28640 8.94 7.95 +.17 -38.2 EqtyBcsh Q EQBK 31.91 13.63 47 17.83 280 21.28 16.91 +.95 -42.2sEquityCmw N EQC 2.50e 34 35.08 27.62 834 33.98 3811 35.08 33.27 -.20 +3.5 EqCm pfD N EQCpD 1.63 6.0 29.95 24.10 3 27.02 32 27.34 26.51 +.53 -4.3 EqCm pfE N EQCpE 1.81 EqCmw 42 N EQCO 1.44 5.7 25.05 EqLfPrp s N ELS 1.84e 3.0 39 77.48 41.97 777 60.46 5548 65.23 58.87 +.03 -14.1 EqtyRsd N EQR 2.41f 3.9 39 89.55 49.62 2073 62.31 9542 67.49 62.06 -1.68 -23.0 EquusTR N EQS 15 1.89 .74 1 1.18 47 1.22 1.05 +.16 -35.3 EraGroup N ERA 3 11.97 3.50 151 4.75 932 5.40 4.18 +.44 -53.3 Ericsson Q ERIC .07e .8 10.10 6.15 5805 8.32 32482 8.58 8.17 +.23 -5.2 ErieInd Q ERIE 3.86 2.2 35 270.23 130.20 40 172.44 485 186.82 172.32 -.88 +3.9 Eros Intl N EROS 7 8.91 1.10 2709 2.45 17051 2.78 2.39 -.06 -27.7sErytechP Q ERYP 12.00 3.50 7 9.85 141 12.00 6.50 +4.54 +33.6 Escalade Q ESCA .50 6.4 6 12.10 4.69 29 7.80 198 9.00 7.43 +.25 -20.7 EscoTech N ESE .32 .4 20 107.10 62.64 128 73.75 610 81.70 72.90 +.76 -20.3 Esperion Q ESPR 76.98 24.82 612 37.45 2535 42.17 36.78 -2.68 -37.2 Espey A ESP 1.00 5.3 27.00 16.62 0 18.75 8 19.45 17.50 +.24 -13.2 EsqFnHld Q ESQ 28.89 11.70 17 16.63 206 16.95 14.92 +1.64 -36.2 EssaPh g Q EPIX 6.14 1.41 63 4.50 239 4.67 3.88 +.41 -18.2 Essent N ESNT .64f 2.5 5 55.84 17.52 812 26.00 5494 30.04 24.33 +1.58 -50.0 EssentPr N EPRT .88 6.6 43 29.34 6.08 1294 13.28 11273 14.92 11.32 +2.49 -46.5 EssentUtil N WTRG .94 2.3 30 54.52 30.40 811 40.39 5773 44.82 40.18 -3.29 -14.0 EssenUt un N WTRG/U 70.71 41.66 76 54.82 788 62.29 54.54 -3.85 -12.1 EssexPT N ESS 8.31f 3.5 42 334.17 175.81 393 236.81 1734 260.40 234.02 -4.80 -21.3 EstLab Q ESTA 29.78 7.56 105 15.84 516 19.19 15.32 -.82 -42.7 EsteeLdr N EL 57 220.42 137.01 2189 172.54 11117 179.86 163.48 +6.23 -16.5 EthanAl N ETH .84 7.2 9 23.11 8.38 289 11.60 1781 12.03 10.61 +.80 -39.1 Eton Ph Q ETON 10.20 2.50 38 5.17 246 5.23 4.80 +.46 -28.2 Et2xDJDiv N DVYL 3.55e 12.0 77.98 15.06 29.65 -60.8 EtrCrdOil N OILX 38.18 4.36 5.77 1958 6.56 5.50 -2.24 -84.3 Etr2xSPX N SPLX 57.63 Etr EnhGl N FIHD 211.94 76.73 5 127.38 77 140.31 126.71 -1.32 -38.8 FI EnhEu N FIEE 189.29 65.19 2 102.38 3 109.97 102.38 +.53 -44.5 Etr MLP In N MLPQ .08p 30.40 2.89 3.70 -82.2 EtrAlerTRt N AMUB .36p 16.06 3.68 9 8.18 108 8.95 7.52 +.45 -40.0 EtrAlerInf N MLPB .99e 22.63 5.32 21 10.98 580 12.10 10.11 +.58 -43.6tEtrBCmdty N UCIB 15.13 10.20 1 10.55 20 10.67 10.20 +.16 -29.9 EtrWFBsD N BDCZ .91e 21.05 8.87 12 12.12 57 12.95 12.06 +.21 -40.6 Etsy Q ETSY 95 71.80 29.95 3331 64.45 20019 71.20 61.31 -1.75 +45.5 EuroTech s Q CLWT .42e 7 2.95 1.55 17 2.13 283 2.47 2.07 -.04 +16.5 EuroDry Q EDRY 8 8.69 3.57 4.75 1 4.75 4.20 -.05 -39.2 Euronav N EURN 2.41e 13.21 7.21 1971 10.64 21273 12.47 10.49 -.66 -15.2 Euronet Q EEFT 19 171.25 61.27 875 90.69 4787 96.55 83.57 +7.49 -42.4 EuroEqFd N EEA .14e 1.9 9.75 5.73 70 7.59 364 8.17 7.21 +.27 -19.1 Euros hrs Q ESEA 6.56 1.23 7 2.29 100 2.58 2.20 -.01 -43.7 EvansBc A EVBN 1.16f 4.4 9 41.75 20.50 21 26.56 152 29.90 24.74 +1.57 -33.8 EveloBio Q EVLO 10.09 3.01 35 5.35 347 6.45 4.85 +.17 +31.8 Eventbr N EB 25.04 5.71 1166 8.56 6103 10.00 8.34 -.29 -57.6 Ever-Glory Q EVK 2 3.75 .67 6 .82 92 .98 .70 +.08 -46.0 EverQuo Q EVER 48.23 8.15 141 38.05 1257 41.01 36.03 -.82 +10.8 Everbrdg Q EVBG 133.62 59.85 542 108.80 2842 124.36 108.14 -10.46 +39.3 Evercore N EVR 2.32f 4.6 12 98.90 33.25 546 49.93 3119 55.29 47.95 +2.32 -33.2tEverestRe N RE 6.20f 3.8 6 294.31 168.16 322 165.01 1660 186.86 164.21 -5.80 -40.4 Evergy N EVRG 2.02 3.6 25 76.57 42.01 1208 55.92 8319 61.80 55.71 -2.59 -14.1 EveriHldgs N EVRI 14.88 1.55 2164 4.57 12572 5.32 4.23 +.30 -66.0 EversrceE N ES 2.27f 2.8 26 99.42 60.69 1542 79.87 10387 87.67 79.33 -6.70 -6.1 EvrspnTc Q MRAM 8.89 1.75 261 3.24 1254 3.90 2.59 +.54 -38.4 Evertec N EVTC .20 .8 21 37.38 18.21 354 25.22 1721 26.54 23.50 +1.98 -25.9 EvofemBio Q EVFM 7.50 3.34 190 5.00 1357 5.50 4.59 -.42 -19.0 Evogene Q EVGN 2.20 .75 2 1.12 17 1.19 1.06 +.07 -26.3 EvokePhm Q EVOK 1.79 .50 275 1.36 1002 1.39 1.20 +.19 -16.0 EvolentH N EVH 14.79 3.50 845 6.81 5300 8.31 6.71 +.01 -24.8 Evolus Q EOLS 28.63 3.12 605 3.82 2846 4.68 3.73 -.44 -68.6 EvolPetrol A EPM .40 14.4 5 7.40 2.12 198 2.77 1163 3.07 2.61 +.13 -49.4 EvolvgSy h Q EVOL .44 48.1 9 1.31 .56 36 .92 173 .92 .76 +.06 +2.3 EvoquaWt N AQUA 25.23 7.09 536 15.38 4225 17.15 14.95 -.09 -18.8 ExOne Q XONE 9.53 3.55 129 7.30 945 8.00 6.64 +.70 -2.1 ExactSci h Q EXAS 123.99 35.25 1158 75.65 8952 82.65 74.82 +.19 -18.2 Exagen n Q XGN 29.86 11.40 35 15.62 110 16.95 15.50 -.34 -38.5 ExantasCap N XAN .90f 33.1 11.21 .95 1472 2.72 11917 3.25 2.25 +.44 -74.3 ResCap pfB N RSOpB 2.06 8.4 24.60 ExTrRobo N ROBO .07e .2 44.69 28.27 102 37.60 1678 39.84 37.00 +1.03 -10.5 GlHlthTc n N HTEC 28.74 19.55 3 26.69 64 28.18 26.52 -.53 +.7 ExTTactUS N HTUS 27.50 13.67 1 21.74 13 22.26 19.25 +.44 -18.7 ETEMeCmc N EMQQ .02p 38.50 26.00 96 33.82 456 35.86 33.61 -.86 -4.2 ExelaTch Q XELA 3.68 .09 18896 .30 149155 .57 .20 +.09 -27.0sExelixis Q EXEL 13 27.66 13.67 3735 24.10 20630 27.66 23.96 -2.43 +36.8 Exelon Q EXC 1.53 4.3 14 51.18 29.28 4850 35.80 24868 39.04 35.49 -.80 -21.5 Exicure Q XCUR 3.84 .96 149 1.87 723 2.29 1.85 -.31 -34.6 ExlSvcHld Q EXLS 47 79.78 40.61 220 61.41 1534 66.51 56.41 +5.21 -11.6 Expedia Q EXPE 1.36 2.0 31 144.00 40.76 3482 67.29 21026 76.54 66.37 +.72 -37.8 ExpdIntl Q EXPD 1.00 1.4 12 81.64 52.55 1214 71.36 6808 73.23 70.23 -.57 -8.5 ExperInv n Q EXPC 10.29 9.28 31 9.73 481 9.80 9.72 -.07 -1.0 ExperIn un Q EXPCU 11.50 9.70 10.00 320 10.01 10.00 +.05 -.3 Exponent Q EXPO .76 1.1 47 82.82 54.38 438 67.00 1663 72.39 64.36 -3.42 -2.9 Express N EXPR 6 6.24 1.27 1549 1.92 11913 2.50 1.59 +.27 -60.6 ExtendStay Q STAY .92 8.8 21 18.43 5.35 3069 10.51 17204 11.27 10.09 +.24 -29.3 Exterran N EXTN 18 15.61 3.24 318 6.20 1874 7.20 4.59 +1.37 -20.8 ExtraSpce N EXR 3.60 4.1 21 124.46 72.70 1386 87.16 6055 94.86 83.07 -1.73 -17.5 ExtrOilGs Q XOG 16 4.90 .21 1986 .49 13323 .60 .35 +.09 -76.9 ExtrmNet Q EXTR 8.50 1.43 1091 3.20 6853 3.74 3.06 +.13 -56.6 ExxonMbl N XOM 3.48 8.1 10 80.53 30.11 35347 43.14 160576 47.68 42.23 -.59 -38.2 EyePtPh Q EYPT 2.69 .70 255 .94 1900 1.03 .87 +.08 -39.2 Eyegate wt Q EYEGW .18 Eyegate rs Q EYEG 12.89 2.25 25 5.07 105 5.99 4.83 -.62 -49.5 Eyenovia Q EYEN 6.60 1.11 5 3.35 196 3.68 3.09 +.28 -25.2 Ezcorp Q EZPW 6 11.25 3.41 340 5.18 3617 5.80 4.84 +.03 -24.0F -:F5 Netwks Q FFIV 18 160.63 79.78 874 135.30 9556 153.56 127.50 +7.98 -3.1 FAT Br Q FAT .48b 13.0 93 6.21 1.72 2 3.70 38 3.70 2.98 +.79 -18.7 FB Finl N FBK .36f 1.6 9 40.33 14.38 136 21.98 692 23.33 19.88 +2.10 -44.5 FBL Fn N FFG 2.00f 5.1 9 66.82 29.01 35 39.00 194 44.34 37.57 +1.01 -33.8 FGL Hldg N FG .04 .4 12.46 6.31 4879 10.27 16893 10.64 10.18 +.02 -3.6 FGL Hld wt N FG/WS 1.48 FLIR Sys Q FLIR .68 1.6 21 59.44 23.85 2070 42.84 11879 46.08 40.01 +3.18 -17.7 FMC Corp N FMC 1.76 2.0 17 108.77 56.77 809 89.92 4091 95.72 88.12 +1.72 -9.9 FNBCp PA N FNB .48 6.2 7 12.93 5.05 1804 7.72 11630 8.68 7.28 +.52 -39.2 FNB FL pfE N FNBpE 32.24 15.25 3 27.82 29 28.28 26.64 +1.16 -7.1 FNCB Bc Q FNCB .22 3.5 13 9.41 5.10 25 6.26 169 7.00 5.26 +.42 -25.9 FRP Hldgs Q FRPH 63 60.89 30.00 21 43.00 131 46.77 41.39 +.60 -13.7 FS Bncp Q FSBW .84 2.0 9 64.41 27.50 10 42.18 73 44.48 36.23 +5.68 -33.9 FS KKR N FSK .76 23.0 4 6.40 1.90 1767 3.30 13540 3.65 3.26 +.05 -46.2 Continued on next page Continued from previous page NYSE, NYSE American and Nasdaq Exchanges Exch. 52-week Vol Friday Vol Weekly YTD 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FSB Bcp Q FSBC 19.33 11.34 13.36 27 14.00 11.61 +1.06 -23.1 FSD PhB n Q HUGE 10.44 2.39 4 3.27 35 3.40 3.10 -.02 -56.9 FTI Cnslt N FCN 54 144.10 79.74 388 124.99 2274 142.20 120.00 -9.69 +12.9 FTS Intl N FTSI 10.88 .19 5071 .35 34999 .43 .26 +.03 -66.1 FVCBkcp Q FVCB 21 19.64 9.27 24 11.48 100 13.48 10.56 +1.17 -34.3 Fabrinet N FN 25 71.22 42.33 389 59.64 1831 67.31 59.13 -4.90 -8.0 Facebook Q FB 38 224.20 137.10 30393 202.27 175988 209.69 182.56 +12.20 -1.5 FactsetR N FDS 2.88 1.1 30 310.25 195.22 269 269.43 1414 289.84 267.93 -5.00 +.4 FairIsaac N FICO .08 66 436.69 177.65 295 336.61 1782 364.26 302.99 +36.57 -10.2 FalcMinrl Q FLMN .59e 26.7 8.97 1.60 447 2.23 1594 2.67 2.05 +.14 -68.4 FangHld rs N SFUN 1 7.75 .81 100 1.03 646 1.19 1.00 -.12 -64.0 FangddN n Q DUO 16.60 5.66 3 10.07 14 12.20 9.94 +.49 -35.1 Fanhua Q FANH 1.20 6.8 18 35.55 16.19 228 17.57 825 20.68 17.31 -1.87 -32.3 FarPtAc un N FPAC/U 12.68 9.02 10.25 -5.1 Farfetch N FTCH 25.76 5.99 4709 12.68 48212 13.26 11.11 +.26 +22.5 FarmerBrs Q FARM 21.67 5.94 96 9.19 408 9.42 7.52 +1.57 -39.0 FarmMer Q FMAO 1.08f 4.6 14 31.80 17.40 17 23.27 86 29.37 21.58 +.88 -22.8 FarmersNB Q FMNB .44f 3.7 12 16.50 10.32 70 12.05 398 13.24 11.15 +.98 -26.2 Farmland N FPI .20 3.1 59 7.22 5.05 81 6.50 679 6.90 6.31 +.04 -4.1 Farmln pfB N FPIpB 1.50 6.7 26.20 17.01 12 22.38 141 22.49 21.11 +1.01 -10.7 FaroTech Q FARO 64.99 35.15 115 52.60 767 60.67 49.66 +2.98 +4.5 Fastenal s Q FAST 1.00f 2.8 27 39.31 26.72 3420 35.70 21560 37.97 35.37 -.08 -3.4 FateThera Q FATE 32.39 12.59 732 26.59 3556 31.35 25.75 -4.13 +35.9 Fauquier Q FBSS .50f 3.6 12 22.16 11.27 13.99 17 14.01 13.00 +.99 -34.1 FedExCp N FDX 2.60 2.2 64 190.65 88.69 3138 118.20 12457 131.80 117.50 -4.86 -21.8 FedNatHld Q FNHC .36 3.0 10 16.87 10.07 61 11.82 334 12.65 10.96 +.68 -28.9 FedAgric N AGM 3.20 5.0 88.46 40.05 88 63.67 327 68.04 58.75 +5.11 -23.7 FdAgricA N AGM/A 2.80 4.8 18 76.00 41.26 58.74 1 58.74 58.74 +3.84 -20.4 FAgMt pfA N AGMpA 1.47 5.7 27.35 19.48 25.80 3 25.80 25.25 +.66 -.2 FAgMt pfC N AGMpC 1.50 5.9 28.68 19.90 25.36 2 26.34 25.34 -2.24 -6.6 FdAgM pfD N AGMpD 27.85 19.03 6 25.00 66 26.58 25.00 -.34 -7.4 FedRlty N FRT 4.20f 5.4 14 141.35 64.68 817 78.42 7012 85.58 70.04 +9.16 -39.1 FedRlt pfC N FRTpC 1.25 5.1 26.67 16.01 12 24.43 66 25.04 24.40 -.39 -5.1 FedSignl N FSS .32 1.2 25 35.75 23.32 382 26.08 2409 30.12 25.70 -1.96 -19.1 FedHerm B N FHI 1.08 5.0 10 38.26 13.06 851 21.39 4051 24.04 20.01 +.63 -34.4 FedPMu N FMN .88 7.0 15.00 10.01 43 12.68 145 12.71 12.30 -.05 -10.1 FenncPhr Q FENC 8.40 3.26 202 6.32 1641 7.70 5.95 -1.26 -2.6 Ferrari N RACE 1.03 .7 180.95 127.73 513 148.99 1841 159.94 147.08 -7.36 -10.0 Ferro N FOE 7 18.04 7.52 616 8.96 3927 10.74 8.85 -.06 -39.6 Ferrogl Q GSM .24 46.3 1 2.20 .35 266 .52 943 .55 .46 +.04 -44.9 FiatChrys N FCAU 16.25 6.00 1508 8.44 9499 8.95 8.17 +.44 -42.5 FibroGen Q FGEN 49.29 22.65 717 34.98 3992 41.25 34.21 -5.88 -18.4 FidCorpBd N FCOR 1.58 3.0 57.16 44.10 22 52.88 220 53.22 52.36 -.31 -.2 FidLtdTm N FLTB .98 1.9 52.31 45.81 22 50.91 134 51.25 50.82 -.31 FidTotBd N FBND 1.20e 2.3 54.50 45.08 305 52.73 1274 53.07 52.58 -.33 +1.9tFidD&D Q FDBC 1.12 3.3 8 70.00 37.02 6 34.02 29 41.80 33.51 -4.66 -45.3 FidCnsDis N FDIS .40e .9 52.34 31.21 225 44.03 1127 46.37 43.71 -.05 -8.7 FidCnsStpl N FSTA .87e 2.5 38.70 28.26 144 34.19 761 35.43 34.02 -.58 -9.3 FidStInfl n N FCPI 26.69 16.59 3 21.36 21 22.54 21.27 +.24 -17.9 FidEnergy N FENY .53e 5.7 18.24 6.00 1670 9.35 8333 10.22 8.77 +.30 -41.6 FidFinan N FNCL .60e 1.9 45.33 24.51 459 31.27 1927 33.63 30.82 +.74 -29.6 FidSmMd N FSMD 27.70 15.86 18 20.61 81 22.20 20.40 +.53 -23.0 FidTarInt N FDEV 27.60 18.89 4 22.24 10 23.15 22.19 -.00 -16.8 FidTarEm N FDEM 26.59 17.31 4 20.20 23 21.20 20.12 +.04 -21.2 FidHlthCre N FHLC .70e 1.5 51.64 35.74 232 47.64 1495 50.08 47.27 -1.32 -4.2 FidIndls N FIDU .56e 1.7 43.90 24.75 65 32.33 412 34.41 31.97 +.57 -23.1 Fid Val N FVAL 39.28 23.89 42 31.08 1011 32.59 30.75 +.41 -18.2 Fid Qual N FQAL 39.64 25.64 18 33.53 108 34.95 33.42 +.09 -11.1 FidInfoTch N FTEC .42e .6 80.99 53.00 496 69.35 2835 72.14 68.91 +.25 -4.3 Fid Moment N FDMO 39.79 25.59 16 33.72 108 35.19 33.58 +.11 -8.1 Fid LowVol N FDLO 40.91 26.22 61 33.99 408 35.23 33.81 +.09 -12.2 Fid RisR N FDRR 36.48 22.23 85 28.56 265 30.04 28.46 +.10 -19.0 Fid CoreD N FDVV 33.47 19.51 182 25.10 788 26.47 24.80 +.39 -22.7 FidMsciRE N FREL .86e 3.9 29.90 16.54 718 21.82 6660 23.21 21.63 +.21 -21.7 FidUtils N FUTY 1.21e 3.3 46.28 28.30 177 36.20 1323 39.06 35.98 -1.44 -14.4 FidTelecm N FCOM .76e 2.3 38.44 25.43 98 32.63 726 33.57 31.75 +.64 -8.8 FidelMatls N FMAT .53e 1.9 34.58 20.76 33 27.67 127 29.32 27.14 +.70 -19.4 FidNasdIdx Q ONEQ 2.29e .7 383.85 257.38 75 335.12 333 348.89 333.10 -.54 -4.1 FidlNatFn N FNF 1.32f 5.1 10 49.28 19.00 2318 26.01 11637 28.83 25.70 -.24 -42.6 FidNatInfo N FIS 1.40 1.1 24 158.21 91.68 2577 129.29 20381 137.19 124.18 +3.56 -7.0 FidClayOp N FMO 1.72f 91.6 10.74 .62 245 1.88 2166 2.20 1.61 +.21 -76.2 FidusInvst Q FDUS 1.20m 14.0 6 16.50 4.45 274 8.55 1110 9.86 8.32 -.01 -42.4 FidsInv23 Q FDUSL 1.47 7.0 28.86 12.74 15 21.06 32 24.48 21.06 -.88 -18.8 Fidus24 Q FDUSZ 1.50 6.6 29.15 13.85 2 22.56 16 25.00 21.95 +.99 -14.0 FidusIn24 n Q FDUSG 1.34 6.0 26.05 14.06 1 22.25 9 22.90 21.50 +.05 -13.6 FiestaRst Q FRGI 11 14.53 2.72 168 6.69 947 7.96 6.04 +.76 -32.4 FifthThird Q FITB 1.08f 6.1 6 31.64 11.10 5333 17.77 33021 20.07 17.23 +.65 -42.2 FifthT pf Q FITBO 1.66 6.9 29.08 10.50 44 24.10 319 24.30 22.30 +1.71 -6.8 51job Q JOBS 29 97.08 53.94 191 57.62 1846 66.28 56.52 -6.89 -32.1 58.com N WUBA 32 72.90 37.92 810 51.13 3392 52.88 50.35 -.25 -21.0 FinSrvAc n Q FSRV 10.37 9.20 15 9.67 26 9.89 9.67 -.11 -1.4 FnSrvAc un Q FSRVU 10.64 9.12 10.34 3 10.35 10.05 +1.1 FinTcAc3 Q FTAC 10.27 9.75 4 10.17 1991 10.19 10.13 +.03 +.5 FinTcAc3 un Q FTACU 11.97 9.32 10.41 6 10.46 10.30 -.06 -3.6 FinVolut N FINV .19p 6.25 1.22 486 1.78 2577 1.94 1.67 +.12 -32.8 FnclInst Q FISI 1.04f 6.0 7 33.28 12.78 81 17.44 302 21.54 15.75 +.46 -45.7 FinjanH Q FNJN 1 3.29 .75 22 1.16 97 1.30 1.15 -.08 -42.3 FireEye Q FEYE 18.34 7.54 4447 10.46 27211 11.79 10.38 -.80 -36.7 FstAFin N FAF 1.68 3.7 18 66.78 29.36 820 44.86 6923 49.34 44.38 -.06 -23.1 FstBcpPR N FBP .20 3.7 6 11.61 3.50 1838 5.34 8159 6.45 5.19 +.09 -49.6 FstBcpME Q FNLC 1.20 5.7 30.64 18.22 25 21.20 117 24.89 19.62 +1.40 -29.9 FtBcpNC Q FBNC .72 2.8 11 41.34 17.32 94 25.27 507 29.65 23.32 +2.18 -36.7 FstBcMiss Q FBMS .40 2.1 9 35.88 15.27 88 18.96 758 21.62 18.23 +.64 -46.6 FstBkNJ Q FRBA .12 1.6 11 11.82 6.00 36 7.60 281 8.30 6.41 +.60 -31.2 FstBusey Q BUSE .88f 5.0 9 28.00 11.00 293 17.75 1233 19.70 16.48 +1.31 -35.5 FBusnFn Q FBIZ .66 4.1 7 27.35 12.86 33 16.20 145 18.75 15.10 +1.74 -38.5 FrstCap Q FCAP .96 2.0 20 75.79 42.72 14 47.80 31 57.52 47.00 -2.40 -34.5 FstCash Q FCFS 1.08 1.6 22 106.80 60.04 333 68.67 1608 77.90 66.36 +2.94 -14.8 FtChoBc Q FCBP 1.00 7.1 28 27.39 10.25 41 14.14 236 16.32 13.51 +.02 -47.6 FCtzBA Q FCNCA 1.60 .4 18 542.12 276.08 35 364.02 199 402.37 332.29 +29.55 -31.6 FstCwlth N FCF .44 5.0 11 14.93 7.86 658 8.80 3027 10.08 8.61 +.02 -39.4 FCmtyBsh Q FCBC 1.00 4.4 10 35.21 18.35 52 22.89 245 25.88 21.92 +.86 -26.2 FCmtyCp Q FCCO .48 3.2 11 22.00 12.60 6 14.90 106 15.88 14.07 +.51 -31.1 1stCnstBn Q FCCY .36f 2.8 8 22.91 9.01 16 13.00 89 13.40 10.39 +2.54 -41.3 FstDeF Q FDEF .88 5.1 7 32.39 10.98 222 17.12 994 18.33 14.73 +2.39 -45.6 FFnclOH Q FFBC .92 6.2 8 26.19 11.82 404 14.85 2428 16.81 13.87 +1.06 -41.6 FtFnBksh s Q FFIN .52f 1.9 26 36.45 20.70 652 27.56 3164 29.97 25.98 +1.67 -21.5 FstFnIN Q THFF 1.04 3.1 9 46.93 27.62 53 33.92 258 39.06 32.07 +2.08 -25.8 FstFnNwst Q FFNW .40f 4.2 11 17.24 8.04 19 9.49 97 10.89 9.01 +.65 -36.5 FstFound Q FFWM .28 2.2 11 17.64 8.01 130 12.83 1036 14.69 12.23 +.65 -26.3 FstGtyBc Q FGBI .64 5.3 22.38 11.29 8 12.07 43 16.50 12.07 -.51 -44.6 FsHawaii Q FHB 1.04 6.1 9 31.25 14.19 1342 17.06 7085 18.88 16.79 +.36 -40.9 FstHorizon N FHN .60f 6.9 5 17.42 6.27 6284 8.69 35287 9.60 8.06 +.68 -47.5 FstHrz pfA N FHNpA 1.55 6.3 26.73 14.50 4 24.52 44 25.10 24.50 -.10 -4.9 FstInRT N FR 1.00f 2.8 24 46.12 25.89 931 36.26 5814 39.24 35.68 +.23 -12.6 FIntntBcp Q INBK .24 1.5 7 28.50 10.47 66 15.49 299 16.99 14.35 +1.22 -34.7 FIntBc26 Q INBKL 1.50 6.5 26.83 15.51 0 23.00 1 23.25 23.00 -.90 -9.7 FIntnBc29 n Q INBKZ 1.50 6.6 27.59 13.17 0 22.69 6 23.35 22.00 +.29 -15.0 FstIntBc A Q FIBK 1.36 4.3 12 43.83 24.50 414 31.83 1455 35.36 29.36 +2.67 -24.1 FMajSilv g N AG 12.69 4.17 4268 8.32 25274 8.70 7.39 +.62 -32.1 FstMerch Q FRME 1.04 3.8 9 42.48 22.86 158 27.14 1019 30.29 25.99 +1.23 -34.7 FstMidBcs Q FMBH .80f 3.0 12 36.45 18.60 38 26.50 187 28.39 24.38 +2.41 -24.8 FMidBc Q FMBI .56 4.2 8 23.64 11.44 787 13.49 2934 15.90 12.82 +.31 -41.5 FstNwBc Q FNWB .20 1.8 20 18.25 8.77 15 11.23 92 12.02 10.07 +1.05 -38.1 FstRepBk N FRC .80f .8 27 122.34 70.06 851 100.59 5071 108.82 99.33 +.74 -14.4 FstRep pfF N FRCpF 1.43 5.6 26.89 18.11 5 25.35 16 25.77 25.24 +.14 -1.1 FtRepB pfH N FRCpH 1.28 5.1 27.57 15.11 9 25.01 139 25.35 24.86 +.15 -5.2 FtRpBk pfG N FRCpG 27.05 16.55 12 25.57 54 25.73 25.09 +.37 -1.2 FstSavFin Q FSFG .68f 1.6 6 68.77 29.50 3 43.00 17 44.00 41.38 -.97 -35.9 FstSeacB n Q FSEA 10.37 5.07 5 5.70 32 6.47 5.58 -.05 -39.5 FstSolar Q FSLR 18 69.24 28.47 1130 41.98 6280 45.68 41.06 +1.14 -25.0 1stSource Q SRCE 1.12m 3.3 10 53.42 26.07 71 33.79 364 37.26 31.94 +1.94 -34.9 FTNDXTc Q QTEC .58e .6 109.50 60.33 176 91.70 898 98.18 91.30 -2.37 -8.4 FtTr AbsRet Q FAAR .84e 27.17 19.04 8 25.17 55 25.82 25.03 -.19 -2.8 FtTr 22 N FIV 9.37 5.23 61 7.74 438 8.07 7.71 -.22 -15.8 FT RisDv Q SDVY .11e .7 22.75 12.33 2 15.48 45 16.99 15.33 +.40 -28.5 FTrMrg n N MARB 20.14 17.93 19.87 5 19.94 19.87 +.03 -.9 FtTrGlob N FAM .90 9.9 11.63 7.68 28 9.07 144 9.26 8.85 +.27 -18.4 FT MCGr N FNY .15e .4 51.90 30.10 88 40.76 281 43.57 40.41 -.02 -14.9 FT AsiaPc Q FPA 1.01e 4.7 30.47 16.83 2 21.27 6 22.52 20.99 -.14 -25.4 FT Europe Q FEP .65e 2.4 38.10 20.89 103 27.25 574 28.45 27.09 +.18 -27.5 FT LatAm Q FLN 2.01e 15.9 23.82 9.65 6 12.65 60 13.60 12.31 +.66 -44.1 FT Brazil Q FBZ 1.62e 18.3 18.15 7.03 16 8.87 55 9.55 8.31 +.77 -48.6 FT China Q FCA .68e 3.0 27.96 19.19 2 22.43 22 24.05 22.39 -.46 -16.8 FT Japan Q FJP .77e 1.8 51.99 34.25 4 41.66 35 43.97 41.52 -.23 -17.3 FT SKorea Q FKO .59e 3.7 22.48 12.23 6 15.84 37 16.84 15.61 +.19 -23.9 FT DevMkt Q FDT .96e 2.3 56.32 33.30 94 42.35 401 44.48 42.16 +.03 -23.9 FT EmMkt Q FEM .64e 3.4 27.59 15.26 210 18.72 1165 19.87 18.66 -.07 -29.5 FT Germny Q FGM 1.04e 3.0 44.87 24.38 1 34.19 9 35.92 33.97 +.77 -23.0 FT MCVal N FNK .40e 1.7 36.41 17.87 3 23.91 50 26.48 22.81 +1.39 -33.6 FT Canada Q FCAN .29e 1.6 25.52 11.90 18.42 6 18.88 17.87 +1.31 -25.9 FT Austrla N FAUS .80e 3.9 34.08 15.48 18 20.69 20 22.29 20.66 +.15 -35.3 FT UK Q FKU 1.57e 5.9 41.61 18.96 1 26.50 42 28.17 26.42 +.50 -35.4 FT Switzld Q FSZ .78e 1.8 55.46 36.05 1 44.17 26 45.65 44.05 +.08 -18.2 FT HKong Q FHK 2.82e 9.3 36.78 25.02 30.20 0 30.20 30.20 +.62 -13.4 FT IndNif50 Q FTW 1.47e 3.8 39.03 FT SCGr N FYC .04e .1 48.78 26.84 15 35.97 207 39.16 35.54 +.69 -22.9 FT EmMSC Q FEMS 1.65e 6.2 40.44 21.98 16 26.75 104 28.45 26.71 -.07 -32.3 FTDvMkSC Q FDTS .97e 3.4 38.74 22.32 1 28.62 5 29.78 28.53 +.90 -25.9 FT SCVal N FYT .26e 1.0 38.43 18.92 11 26.12 108 28.82 23.95 +2.38 -31.9 FT EurzAlp Q FEUZ .50e 1.7 41.61 22.92 7 30.17 10 31.26 29.83 +.72 -26.2 FT MegaCp N FMK .44e 1.3 40.82 25.48 0 32.85 15 34.07 32.85 -.06 -14.4 FstT BICK Q BICK .34e 1.6 30.53 17.48 3 21.50 20 23.05 21.50 +.17 -26.6 FTEurSelDv N FDD 1.09e 11.5 14.39 8.31 140 9.51 806 10.13 9.24 +.27 -32.2 FTDJMic N FDM .49e 1.4 51.53 26.31 26 34.64 182 38.04 32.84 +2.12 -32.0 FT DynEq N FDEU 1.45 14.7 15.36 7.22 76 9.87 601 10.33 9.42 +.46 -33.4 FtTrInOp Q FCEF .36 2.1 23.76 12.54 9 17.39 62 18.06 17.37 -.00 -24.3 FtTrMun Q MCEF 20.37 14.18 0 17.40 9 17.42 17.08 +.07 -11.0 FtTEqCom N ERM 22.43 13.74 1 16.54 30 17.09 16.52 +.04 -24.3 FtT EqTact N TERM 19.55 12.30 6 14.43 28 14.91 14.41 +.06 -24.3 FtTrOpp Q FIXD 1.52 2.8 58.74 45.38 689 53.98 2883 54.21 53.61 +.07 +4.2 FtTrDpBf n N DAUG 31.06 25.95 170 29.19 516 29.90 29.02 -.09 -4.8 FtTrBuff n N FAUG 31.57 24.12 0 28.72 158 29.48 28.72 +.03 -6.9 FTNsdGrid Q GRID .19e .4 61.62 35.96 1 47.39 8 50.49 46.33 +2.25 -13.7 FTMltAInc Q MDIV 1.20e 9.2 19.06 9.01 2377 13.00 2963 13.71 12.63 +.33 -30.8 FT PfdSec N FPE 1.02e 5.7 20.50 10.40 4068 17.84 15734 18.24 17.66 +.07 -11.1 FTNsqTDv Q TDIV .86e 2.3 46.28 30.60 98 37.44 807 40.06 37.32 -.94 -13.2 FTLwDOpp Q LMBS 1.41 2.7 52.96 49.52 1697 51.70 4868 51.73 51.44 +.13 -.2 FT BuyInc Q FTHI .96 5.2 23.15 10.63 4 18.49 38 19.21 18.41 +.20 -19.0 FT StratInc Q FDIV 2.34 5.4 52.72 37.26 14 43.55 74 44.87 43.01 +.53 -15.3 FT HdgBuy Q FTLB .66 3.3 22.59 18.76 0 19.87 15 20.13 19.59 +.27 -11.1 FTEnhSht Q FTSM 1.32 2.2 72.28 56.43 999 59.57 5767 59.66 59.47 +.01 -.9 FT RisDiv Q RDVY .40e 1.4 36.80 21.33 426 28.02 2016 30.14 27.90 +.23 -21.9 FT SSICv Q 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20.64 9 21.69 20.57 -.08 -16.2 FTNasPh ef Q FTXH .51e 2.4 24.46 16.28 11 21.70 108 24.19 21.49 -.83 -6.8 FTNsOil ef Q FTXN .37e 3.6 18.70 6.48 94 10.40 250 11.47 9.75 +.36 -36.9 FTNaFood ef Q FTXG .32e 1.7 23.88 15.07 8 18.32 16 19.39 18.24 -.30 -17.0 FTNsBk ef Q FTXO .40e 2.3 28.49 13.37 134 17.17 504 18.87 16.60 +.76 -39.1 FTDorW Q FVC .17e .7 29.87 14.69 37 23.17 208 23.58 23.12 -.07 -16.1 FT DWInt Q IFV .32e 2.2 21.92 11.08 56 14.46 454 15.32 14.45 -.05 -32.2 FT LgShEq N FTLS .16e .4 44.34 34.82 209 39.68 447 40.25 39.39 +.06 -7.1 FTEMCur Q FEMB 2.68e 8.3 40.47 28.26 12 32.43 176 33.04 31.74 +.64 -17.0 FT MunHI Q FMHI 1.68 3.5 55.26 42.51 8 48.02 74 48.23 47.24 +.02 -9.9 FT RivAsia Q RFAP 1.14e 2.6 53.85 36.61 1 43.11 5 45.58 43.06 -.30 -18.7 FT RivDev Q RFDI 1.09e 2.3 60.55 39.08 16 47.63 76 49.85 47.50 +.06 -20.6 FT RvfrDyE Q RFEM 1.12e 2.3 67.12 42.32 4 49.47 20 52.43 49.39 -.34 -23.6 FT RivEur Q RFEU .95e 1.9 63.27 38.28 2 49.18 20 51.20 49.18 +.09 -21.6 FT PfInc N FPEI 20.49 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.94e 11.8 9.85 5.56 278 8.02 774 8.11 7.81 +.02 -16.4 FrkUnv N FT .40 6.2 8.29 4.65 29 6.38 304 6.64 6.32 -.08 -18.0 FranksIntl N FI .30 13.3 6.53 1.66 321 2.26 2507 2.65 2.05 +.13 -56.3 FrptMcM N FCX 6 13.64 4.82 25327 8.46 113660 9.48 8.22 -.02 -35.5 FrghtCar lf Q RAIL .36 26.5 7.30 .73 46 1.36 291 1.50 1.31 -.07 -34.5 FreqElec Q FEIM 12.43 5.95 15 10.17 77 10.29 9.75 +.30 -.4 FreqTher n Q FREQ 28.78 11.17 106 15.47 591 17.59 15.06 -.91 -11.8 FresenMd N FMS .51e 1.3 42.75 29.17 385 38.44 1376 39.44 38.33 +.56 +4.4 FDelMnt N FDP .40f 1.5 11 38.79 22.98 362 26.67 2397 35.35 26.56 -5.82 -23.8 Freshpet Q FRPT 81.29 35.95 323 72.78 1688 78.36 71.40 -3.26 +23.2 FriedmInd A FRD .08 1.9 7.93 3.72 8 4.26 72 4.55 4.16 -.03 -29.2 frntdoor Q FTDR 41 53.30 30.06 312 37.78 1879 39.46 36.04 +1.94 -20.3 Frontlne N FRO .60e 13.33 6.09 3541 9.05 39875 11.95 8.90 -1.55 -29.6 FuelTech h Q FTEK 2.76 .30 15 .53 190 .59 .49 -.02 -44.4 FuelCell rs Q FCEL 3.53 .13 11258 1.95 73148 2.42 1.76 -.14 -22.3 FulcrThr n Q FULC 22.96 4.37 35 13.68 196 14.00 11.40 +2.39 -17.8 FulgentG Q FLGT 20.60 4.71 285 15.96 2205 18.18 15.06 -.23 +23.7 FulingGbl Q FORK 2.86 1.40 25 1.47 125 1.55 1.41 -38.5 FullHseR Q FLL 3.99 .31 174 1.39 2170 1.65 1.17 +.22 -58.5 FullerHB N FUL .65f 1.8 15 52.40 23.68 577 35.57 4413 38.61 32.90 +2.79 -31.0 FultonFncl Q FULT .52a 4.7 8 18.00 9.83 1368 11.18 6613 12.74 10.65 +.71 -35.9 Funko Q FNKO 10 27.89 3.12 789 3.88 4363 4.41 3.49 +.37 -77.4 FutuHldg Q FUTU 14.20 8.16 68 10.44 523 11.21 10.31 -.05 +1.2 FutFintch lf Q FTFT 1.70 .42 42 1.15 171 1.20 1.11 -.04 +155.6 FutureFuel N FF .24a 2.3 13 11.26 6.65 121 10.39 734 11.03 10.06 +.18 +10.3 FuweiF Q FFHL 7.37 1.56 6 2.15 604 3.26 2.13 -.13 -23.8 Continued from previous page NYSE, NYSE American and Nasdaq Exchanges Continued on next page Exch. 52-week Vol Friday Vol Weekly YTD Name Market Symbol Div Yield PE High Low 1000s Last 1000s High Low Chg % Chg Exch. 52-week Vol Friday Vol Weekly YTD Name Market Symbol Div Yield 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G -:GWilliFood Q WILC 11 13.75 8.59 0 11.45 20 12.00 10.85 +.57 -4.2 G1Thera Q GTHX 41.80 8.80 366 12.30 1728 14.82 11.85 -1.02 -53.5 GAMCO s N GBL .08 .7 22.81 9.03 13 11.49 106 13.60 11.38 -.77 -41.0 GATX N GATX 1.92 3.3 14 86.01 50.69 398 57.56 1865 63.23 56.31 +1.49 -30.5 GATX 66 N GMTA 28.13 13.62 18 24.75 85 26.47 24.20 -.81 -8.1 GCI Lb A Q GLIBA 79.06 26.51 625 61.95 2327 63.90 59.73 +1.31 -12.6 GCI Lb pfA Q GLIBP 1.75 7.0 29.27 18.10 7 25.00 50 25.08 23.84 +1.89 -5.6 GCP ApT N GCP 36 29.16 14.24 233 17.04 1029 19.02 16.32 +.58 -25.0 GDL Fund N GDL .64 8.2 9.52 4.94 21 7.85 436 8.02 7.81 -.06 -15.6 GDS Hld Q GDS .46p 65.34 30.90 903 54.34 4897 60.08 54.11 -5.06 +5.4sGFL Env n N GFL 17.71 11.92 1389 17.54 4558 18.22 14.95 +2.36 +3.1 GMAC CpT N ALLYpA 2.03 9.2 26.85 12.61 234 22.14 1908 23.21 21.23 +1.00 -15.0 GMS Inc N GMS 14 32.42 10.39 369 17.85 2283 19.97 15.08 +2.85 -34.1 GNC N GNC .80 141.3 1 3.42 .38 2967 .57 46606 .90 .49 +.09 -79.0 GP Strat N GPX 13 16.68 5.78 86 7.39 792 8.19 6.03 +1.25 -44.1 GSE Sy Q GVP 5 2.75 .86 20 1.13 141 1.15 1.01 +.13 -31.5 GSI Tech Q GSIT 9.00 4.75 39 7.38 248 8.17 7.02 +.21 +4.1 GSX Tch n N GSX 46.40 8.83 7933 37.22 25910 39.80 31.74 +5.47 +70.3 GTT Comm N GTT 42.69 4.67 389 10.50 1872 12.59 9.93 -1.42 -7.5 GTY TchHl Q GTYH 36 10.09 3.31 121 3.62 743 4.66 3.56 -.34 -38.5 G-III Q GIII 5 43.98 2.96 1143 10.05 6630 12.49 8.91 +1.20 -70.0 GW Pharm Q GWPH 196.00 67.98 639 99.40 1682 108.25 96.10 -6.27 -4.9 GWG Hldgs Q GWGH 4.30e 17.50 6.10 5 8.19 46 9.11 8.19 -.31 -16.6 GX Acq A n Q GXGX 10.07 9.30 11 9.85 326 9.95 9.85 -.10 -1.0 GX Acq un Q GXGXU 11.09 9.40 10.25 31 10.25 10.15 +.03 -1.2 GabCvInc N GCV .48 10.3 6.13 3.20 37 4.68 161 4.89 4.61 +.02 -20.0 GabCv pfB N GCVpB 1.50 5.7 28.91 26.04 26.55 GabDvInc N GDV 1.32 8.1 22.52 10.40 320 16.27 1628 17.29 16.07 +.25 -25.9 GabDiv pfA N GDVpA 1.47 5.7 26.84 24.00 2 25.77 25 26.02 25.40 +.24 -.2 GabDiv pfG N GDVpG 1.31 5.1 26.91 20.60 0 25.72 18 25.75 25.25 +.37 -.2 GabDvI pfH N GDVpH 1.34 5.2 27.24 21.08 5 25.90 32 26.17 25.59 +.20 -2.4 GabelliET N GAB .60 13.8 6.32 2.89 564 4.34 3076 4.61 4.32 +.02 -28.7 GabllE pfG N GABpG 1.25 5.0 25.54 19.90 3 24.93 12 25.00 24.56 +.24 -.8 Gabeli pfJ N GABpJ 27.29 22.50 12 25.55 18 25.92 25.42 +.09 -2.8 GabEq pfH N GABpH 1.25 5.0 28.04 20.49 6 24.85 25 25.00 24.55 +.29 -1.6 GabGSmM N GGZ 12.19 5.38 51 8.22 315 8.66 7.78 +.33 -30.6 GabGSm pfA N GGZpA 1.36 5.4 26.40 20.66 0 25.35 2 25.45 25.35 +.14 -2.1 GabGUtil A GLU 1.20 7.7 20.04 10.34 12 15.68 96 17.57 14.70 +.70 -17.0 GabGUtil pf A GLUpA 3.00 7.0 48.35 43.12 43.12 -3.0 GabGoAn A GGO .80 9.4 17.00 5.51 8.50 7 8.90 8.09 -.75 -44.8 GabGo pfA A GGOpA 42.72 36.19 40.50 1 40.50 40.48 +.26 -1.2 GabHlthW N GRX .52 5.4 11.92 6.85 48 9.67 418 10.05 9.59 +.02 -16.1 GabHlt pfB N GRXpB 1.47 5.7 26.64 21.00 0 25.64 4 25.74 25.52 +.01 -.1 GabMultT N GGT .88e 14.3 8.69 3.04 62 6.17 413 6.57 5.88 +.29 -23.1 GabMul pfE N GGTpE 26.80 17.64 0 25.05 8 25.32 24.93 +.01 -1.8 GabUtil N GUT .60 8.9 8.25 4.50 109 6.71 478 7.10 6.71 -.22 -13.6 GabUt pfA N GUTpA 1.41 5.4 28.27 22.00 1 26.05 11 26.42 25.61 -.02 -2.1 GabUtil pfC N GUTpC 28.05 22.10 6 25.54 21 25.91 25.40 -.07 -2.5 Gaiam A Q GAIA 11.00 4.70 92 8.85 1143 10.36 8.53 -.76 +10.8sGain Cap N GCAP .24 3.8 6.66 3.30 989 6.25 3793 6.66 6.22 -.20 +58.2 Galapag Q GLPG 274.03 110.92 53 214.22 269 221.59 206.20 +1.39 +3.6 GalectinTh Q GALT 4.97 1.50 353 2.70 3742 3.55 1.91 +.82 -5.6 GaleraTh n Q GRTX 19.50 5.58 18 12.35 59 14.71 11.41 -.41 -6.2 Gallaghr N AJG 1.80f 2.3 29 109.46 65.09 1846 77.51 9359 80.60 75.74 +2.23 -18.6 GalmedPh Q GLMD 5 8.51 3.02 52 4.03 164 4.71 3.93 -.50 -30.3 GamGldNR A GGN .84 25.1 4.74 1.98 650 3.35 4695 3.43 3.29 -.04 -23.9 GamGld pfB A GGNpB 1.25 5.0 25.45 20.25 5 24.97 30 25.00 24.42 +.54 -.4 GamNRG&I N GNT .84 18.2 6.21 2.28 72 4.62 411 4.83 4.60 -.07 -22.5 GamNR pfA N GNTpA 1.30 5.2 26.05 20.30 1 25.05 8 25.20 24.95 -.03 -1.1 GameStop N GME 1.52 25.1 8.99 2.57 3994 6.05 22246 6.18 4.81 +1.28 -.5 Gamida Q GMDA 13 8.75 2.60 32 4.20 293 4.81 4.02 +.05 -2.3 Gam&Lsr Q GLPI 2.80 10.6 9 50.99 13.04 2558 26.41 9806 29.04 25.12 +1.40 -38.7 Gannett N GCI 1.52 138.2 6 11.35 .63 4696 1.10 30323 1.25 .74 +.38 -82.8 Gap N GPS .97 12.4 3 26.86 5.26 9513 7.83 68534 9.37 6.85 +.93 -55.7 Garmin Q GRMN 2.28 2.9 22 105.58 61.04 1089 79.81 6622 87.50 78.29 +.89 -18.2 GarrtMot N GTX 19.26 2.50 463 5.23 3514 5.84 4.20 +.93 -47.6 GarrisnCap Q GARS .60 30.6 6 7.25 1.04 62 1.96 483 2.09 1.93 -.08 -66.3 Gartner N IT 35 171.78 76.91 656 114.92 3107 121.70 110.35 +5.16 -25.4 GasLogPt N GLOP 2.24f 43.8 2 19.60 1.51 1792 5.11 21034 7.42 4.41 +.70 -63.4 GasLPt pfA N GLOPpA 26.02 6.40 7 17.59 115 18.83 15.89 +1.72 -30.6 GasLg pf B N GLOBpB 25.54 5.50 9 16.63 81 17.94 14.49 +1.86 -33.2 GasLog pfC N GLOPpC 2.13 12.9 25.06 5.23 25 16.50 155 17.90 14.70 +1.59 -31.8 GasLog N GLOG .60 14.1 16.73 2.67 731 4.26 9517 5.36 3.52 +.46 -56.5 GasLog pfA N GLOGpA 2.19 11.0 27.97 13.52 14 19.87 109 22.00 19.25 +.67 -22.7 Gastar pfA A GSTpA 2.16 71.8 3.01 GatesInd N GTES 18 16.50 5.42 151 8.33 1314 9.27 7.62 +.73 -39.5 GeeGroup A JOB 1.41 .17 40 .30 645 .31 .26 +.04 -23.8 Genasys h Q GNSS .04 1.0 4.24 2.01 59 3.81 689 3.88 3.55 +.18 +16.5 GencoSh N GNK .70a 12.8 11.82 4.27 133 5.48 886 6.44 5.34 -.12 -48.4 Gencor Q GENC 7 13.50 9.38 23 11.82 163 12.40 10.83 +.95 +1.3 Generac N GNRC 27 118.86 54.12 825 93.29 4654 105.36 92.22 -4.26 -7.3 GAInv N GAM 1.15e 1.2 39.09 21.91 38 29.18 406 30.62 29.04 +.02 -22.7 GAInv pfB N GAMpB 1.49 5.2 29.25 23.25 1 28.45 22 28.74 27.61 +.44 +3.1 GenDynam N GD 4.40f 3.4 13 193.76 100.55 1872 127.80 14869 140.26 126.39 -1.50 -27.5 GenElec N GE .04 .6 13.26 5.90 120076 6.50 777112 6.92 6.33 +.24 -41.8 GenFin Q GFN 11.24 5.00 37 5.30 167 6.74 5.14 -.48 -52.1 GenFin pfC Q GFNCP 8.90 9.4 119.99 65.00 1 94.55 5 96.96 92.42 +3.30 -9.9 GenFin 21 Q GFNSL 2.03 8.7 26.50 18.71 2 23.46 16 24.44 23.45 -.54 -9.9 GenMills N GIS 1.96 3.3 21 61.66 46.59 2605 59.58 18013 61.41 59.11 -.90 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2.0 8 31.27 19.48 1957 23.88 10574 25.22 23.76 -.25 -17.6 Gentherm Q THRM 28 49.95 27.24 156 36.01 1022 39.21 34.59 +1.68 -18.9 GenuPrt N GPC 3.16f 4.2 14 108.58 49.68 813 75.19 4952 83.25 74.60 +.16 -29.2 Genworth N GNW 2 4.93 2.87 4327 3.39 25555 3.69 3.30 +.09 -23.0 GeoGrp N GEO 1.92 16.3 7 24.03 9.95 2285 11.76 9049 13.60 11.35 +.05 -29.2 GeoPark N GPRK .05r 22.53 5.44 232 9.02 1603 9.89 7.64 +.76 -59.0 GaPw 77 N GPJA 27.34 20.87 7 26.42 76 26.54 25.68 +.75 +2.8 GeospcT h Q GEOS 17.66 4.61 185 6.39 562 6.43 5.05 +1.33 -61.9 Gerdau N GGB .02e 1.0 5.34 1.65 2236 2.06 34115 2.38 1.95 +.11 -58.0 GerABcp Q GABC .76 2.6 13 36.17 23.54 59 29.07 425 32.62 28.26 +1.31 -18.4 GerNew N GF 1.23e .6 15.99 8.24 26 12.85 139 13.29 12.55 +.02 -18.0 GeronCp Q GERN 1.94 .75 1157 1.18 6776 1.24 1.12 +.02 -13.2 GettyRlty N GTY 1.48 5.6 14 33.75 16.36 179 26.46 1077 29.15 24.35 +2.29 -19.5 Gevo Q GEVO 3.60 .61 165 1.11 3871 1.50 .86 +.19 -51.9 Gibraltar Q ROCK 29 56.58 30.60 173 45.49 1028 50.42 43.93 +1.54 -9.8 GigaMda Q GIGM 2.61 1.91 3 2.38 79 2.44 2.28 +.02 -1.2 GilatSatell Q GILT .45p 26 10.76 4.70 275 8.56 1869 8.66 8.39 +.17 +8.6 Gildan N GIL .62f 4.6 8 40.40 9.42 1506 13.51 6566 16.87 13.20 -1.30 -54.2 GileadSci Q GILD 2.72 3.4 16 85.97 60.89 33116 79.95 180348 85.67 77.62 +.31 +23.0 GlacierBc Q GBCI 1.16 3.1 19 46.51 26.66 680 37.72 3501 40.46 32.64 +4.81 -18.0 GladstnCap Q GLAD .84 12.8 5 10.69 4.04 228 6.55 1449 6.93 6.19 +.37 -34.0 GladCap24 n Q GLADL 1.34 6.0 27.05 14.73 1 22.50 15 22.71 22.00 +.40 -12.4 GladstnCm Q GOOD 1.50 8.9 23.98 7.59 342 16.93 1573 18.47 14.03 +3.01 -22.6 GladCm pfD Q GOODM 1.75 8.1 27.95 9.18 14 21.70 116 23.14 20.04 +1.63 -15.7 Gladstn pfE Q GOODN 1.66 8.0 27.52 10.56 6 20.70 69 22.74 19.59 +1.14 -21.6 GladstInv Q GAIN .82a 7.7 14 15.34 6.43 189 10.56 1129 11.24 10.42 +.36 -20.3 GldsInv pf D Q GAINM 1.56 6.5 25.95 14.26 1 23.85 55 24.27 23.59 +.42 -6.9 GladstIn pfE Q GAINL 1.59 6.7 26.44 12.05 14 23.79 184 24.20 22.65 +1.19 -9.3 GladstLnd Q LAND .53 3.9 14.44 9.61 133 13.70 914 13.94 13.01 +.18 +5.6 GladLnd pfA Q LANDP 1.59 6.3 28.71 15.75 4 25.20 36 25.40 25.09 -.08 -1.9 Glatfelter N GLT .52 3.6 11 19.03 9.44 189 14.36 1193 15.88 13.13 +1.30 -21.0 Glaukos N GKOS 84.65 23.31 477 35.84 3009 39.04 34.51 +.77 -34.2 GlaxoSKln N GSK 2.89e 7.0 48.25 31.43 3253 41.21 17185 42.97 40.63 -1.29 -12.3 GlenBurnie Q GLBZ .40 4.3 4 11.80 7.05 0 9.29 2 10.05 8.30 +1.00 -19.2 GblBldT Q GBT 87.54 39.95 798 74.29 4056 81.64 72.02 -6.00 -6.5 GlbIndem Q GBLI 1.00 4.0 7 34.65 22.27 25 24.99 134 25.65 22.50 +2.44 -15.7 GlbIndm 45 Q GBLIZ 1.94 8.2 27.06 12.50 7 23.61 49 24.00 22.47 +1.64 -8.7 GlbIndem 47 Q GBLIL 1.97 8.2 27.55 10.90 6 24.10 38 25.08 22.30 +1.98 -9.4 GlbMed N GMRE .80 8.3 15.95 6.98 464 9.66 2855 11.34 9.44 -.71 -27.0 GlMed pfA N GMREpA 1.88 7.6 27.95 15.82 8 24.68 115 24.75 23.35 +.58 -8.4 GlobNetL N GNL .94 6.9 22 21.69 8.77 527 13.75 3319 15.44 12.55 +1.25 -32.2 GlNetL pfA N GNLpA 1.81 8.6 26.80 9.05 4 21.00 194 22.25 19.62 +1.51 -19.2 GlobPtrs N GLP 2.10f 18.4 21.62 6.30 121 11.43 860 12.38 11.09 +.42 -43.3 GlobPtr pfA N GLPpA 2.44 10.8 27.87 7.50 3 22.63 68 24.50 22.63 +.26 -16.2 GlobPay N GPN .78 .5 54 209.62 105.54 1114 161.64 9141 173.49 154.49 +8.63 -11.5 GlSlfStor Q SELF .26 6.9 4.95 2.65 9 3.75 134 4.05 3.61 +.03 -12.8 GlbShip pfB N GSLpB 2.19 10.9 25.92 10.08 6 20.02 21 20.94 19.96 +.21 -19.9 GlShipLs N GSL 9.25 2.61 31 4.47 226 5.07 4.24 +.30 -49.4 GlWatRs Q GWRS .29 2.7 14.99 8.51 28 10.66 343 11.18 10.15 +.44 -18.9 GlbXNordic N GXF .83e 4.3 22.91 15.20 2 19.12 25 19.79 18.77 +.33 -12.7 GbXSpDvE N SDEM .63e 14.20 8.14 8 9.31 44 9.86 9.24 +.03 -33.3 GbXSpdvRE Q SRET 1.24 17.8 15.77 4.41 435 6.97 3182 7.79 6.37 +.50 -54.7 GblXEffic N EFFE .16p 25.94 24.73 25.78 GblXPortgl N PGAL .36e 4.2 11.38 6.90 10 8.53 47 8.83 8.28 +.21 -23.3 GblXColum N GXG/O .41e 7.7 10.06 4.02 5.34 73 5.48 5.19 +.02 -45.8 GblXEmFtr N EMFM .40e 2.7 21.53 13.01 3 15.02 7 15.69 14.92 +.10 -26.1 GbXMLP&E N MLPX/O .60 7.8 13.40 4.43 7.73 569 7.73 7.40 +.14 -37.1 GblXChMat N CHIM .24e 1.7 17.53 12.84 14.46 3 15.15 14.46 -.46 -14.8 GblXArg N ARGT .09e .5 33.95 14.12 29 17.72 106 18.87 16.92 +.83 -33.4 GblXSDvUS N DIV 1.93 13.2 24.02 10.55 242 14.61 1149 15.64 14.05 +.58 -38.4 GXSupInPf N SPFF .99 9.5 11.99 6.82 87 10.48 372 10.68 10.26 +.23 -10.8 GblXGuru N GURU .28e .9 37.56 22.50 3 30.77 23 31.98 30.52 +.33 -14.6 GbXGreece N GREK/O .13e 2.1 10.32 4.50 6.18 408 6.22 6.02 +.26 -39.0 GblXChCon N CHIQ .12e .7 20.11 14.35 31 16.62 245 17.80 16.45 -.10 -10.2 GblXSocM Q SOCL 37.71 24.57 11 33.11 113 34.96 32.98 -.29 -4.4 GblX MLP N MLPA/O .90e 21.0 9.17 1.93 4.29 2566 4.30 4.11 +.08 -45.6 GblXFertil N SOIL .25e 3.8 9.70 5.15 5 6.66 15 7.05 6.53 +.14 -24.2 GblXChiEn N CHIE .41e 5.0 12.28 7.36 8 8.17 12 8.60 8.12 -.13 -24.0 GblXSupDv N SDIV 1.42e 13.8 18.07 8.03 352 9.91 2299 10.51 9.51 +.40 -44.0 GlbXChiFn N CHIX .34e 2.5 17.80 11.74 18 13.41 110 14.30 13.40 -.08 -17.9 GbXSEAsia N ASEA .42e 3.7 17.09 9.41 4 11.36 16 11.97 11.16 +.05 -29.5 GblXPakist N PAK 8.40 4.49 5.57 16 5.60 5.51 -.06 -29.0 GblXChiInd N CHII .35e 2.9 14.23 10.39 0 12.06 3 12.74 12.06 -.31 -10.9 GblXNorway N NORW .83e 9.8 12.79 6.28 38 8.51 114 8.79 8.17 +.35 -32.1 GblXScUS N SCIU 36.66 22.50 1 29.17 1519 30.83 29.07 -.01 -17.0 GbXMLP rs N MLPX 40.20 13.29 643 23.58 1751 25.25 23.11 +.81 GblXScEu N SCID 26.43 16.29 0 20.19 1 20.87 19.97 +.37 -22.4 GbXGree rs N GREK 30.95 13.50 106 18.15 761 19.35 18.00 +.39 GblXColo rs N GXG 40.26 16.08 8 21.27 171 23.38 20.74 -.01 GbX MLP rs N MLPA 55.02 11.58 1009 26.87 5109 29.75 25.71 +1.61 GblXScAs N SCIX 25.50 15.04 18.55 1 19.47 18.55 -.01 -23.6 GbX Canb n Q POTX 24.37 6.52 23 9.16 79 10.25 8.99 -.22 -39.0 GbX Geno Q GNOM 16.45 10.16 18 14.04 98 15.51 13.86 -1.04 -10.1 GbX Cld Q CLOU 18.43 12.36 327 16.66 1820 17.47 16.62 -.08 +5.8 GbX Ecm Q EBIZ 19.71 12.94 25 18.16 132 19.17 17.98 -.11 -1.4 GblXScJp N SCIJ 29.07 19.99 0 23.15 1 24.33 23.15 -.19 -16.7 GbX ChUt N CHIU 16.12 11.16 3 13.22 3 13.95 13.22 -.19 -13.9 GbX ChRE n N CHIR 20.44 13.13 13 16.05 47 16.98 15.97 +.25 -18.8 GbX ChIn N CHIK 23.68 14.28 8 18.24 105 19.56 18.11 -.60 -9.8 GbX ChHl N CHIH 20.93 14.63 6 18.34 30 20.25 18.24 -1.14 +3.9sGbX ChCn N CHIS 23.46 18.40 13 21.85 74 23.46 21.53 -.74 +.5 GbX ChLC N CHIL 34.11 22.98 1 26.48 2 28.00 26.48 -.52 -10.7 GbX Auto Q DRIV 15.98 9.32 18 12.14 77 13.00 12.08 +.00 -17.9 GblX Icon ef N LOGO 16.00 GbX US pf N PFFD 25.65 16.21 935 23.36 1607 23.95 23.18 +.13 -6.7 GbXNigeria N NGE .31e 3.6 16.69 7.86 6 8.62 196 9.46 8.50 -.38 -35.6 GbX US Inf N PAVE 17.99 9.77 37 13.31 493 14.42 13.03 +.44 -25.3 GblFound N BOSS 22.81 12.83 1 18.63 6 19.63 17.50 +.10 -8.4 GblX SupDv Q EFAS 16.63 9.32 0 11.14 27 11.71 10.96 +.32 -31.6 GblXYldco Q YLCO .51 4.0 16.26 10.02 12 12.68 44 13.39 12.67 +.03 -14.8 GblX Rob Q BOTZ 23.07 14.77 674 19.84 4510 21.06 19.70 +.34 -9.3 GlbXCon ef Q KRMA 24.50 15.49 7 19.90 390 21.15 19.88 -.21 -15.2 GblXMilTh Q MILN 28.02 16.61 10 22.90 64 24.10 22.74 +.24 -11.6 GbX Longv Q LNGR 25.07 16.71 2 22.09 10 23.05 21.90 -.58 -6.3 GlX Intrn Q SNSR 24.75 14.81 43 20.68 339 22.09 20.54 +.34 -12.3 GbX HlthW Q BFIT 22.40 12.86 1 17.18 3 18.25 17.14 +.02 -21.1 GblXSupdiv Q ALTY 1.25 12.8 15.25 6.70 7 9.77 43 10.41 9.47 +.26 -33.9 GlX Fintc Q FINX 34.45 19.65 157 27.30 841 28.50 27.13 +.18 -10.1 GlbXCop N COPX .43e 3.1 22.01 9.62 45 13.92 233 15.00 13.67 +.06 -31.5 GlbXSilv N SIL 33.75 16.00 270 31.98 1537 32.83 30.26 +.77 -3.6 GlbXLith N LIT 34.18 17.83 200 24.04 1381 26.17 23.83 -.05 -12.1 GbX Gold N GOEX 28.68 12.55 15 26.65 52 27.50 25.16 +.06 -.2 GbXUran N URA 12.32 6.95 75 10.64 549 10.98 10.40 -.06 -4.0 GlXCatholc Q CATH 42.00 27.00 19 34.79 79 36.42 34.62 +.01 -11.7 GlblScape A GSB .06a .6 52 12.35 5.21 89 9.36 570 10.25 8.80 +.15 -4.8 Globalstar A GSAT .69 .23 563 .32 6759 .35 .31 +.01 -38.2 GlobantSA N GLOB 74 134.60 70.83 167 112.19 1923 122.37 104.77 +6.32 +5.8 GlbeLife N GL .75f .9 6 111.43 56.74 532 79.99 3266 86.41 76.34 +3.92 -23.9 GlbLfe pfC N GLpC 28.02 15.62 15 26.35 113 26.94 25.50 +.73 -.2 GlobusM Q GLBS 3.62 .30 193 .69 3971 .88 .68 -.01 -30.2 GlobusMed N GMED 34 60.15 33.41 632 45.64 3073 50.41 45.34 -1.12 -22.5 GloryStar Q GSMG 11.53 1.46 83 3.39 219 4.75 3.14 -1.20 -66.9 GluMobile Q GLUU 11.28 3.98 2197 7.90 10597 8.35 7.51 -.12 +30.6 GlycoMim Q GLYC 13.44 1.82 345 2.67 1396 2.97 2.53 +.17 -49.5 GoDaddy N GDDY 70 82.30 40.25 1587 65.82 7513 69.55 65.51 -1.57 -3.1tGogo Q GOGO 7.23 1.46 868 1.57 11059 1.95 1.46 +.04 -75.5 GolLinhs N GOL 23.30 1.85 1218 4.27 10384 5.09 3.74 +.49 -76.4 GolLNGLtd Q GLNG .60 9.6 20.94 4.54 1383 6.24 7458 7.55 6.13 +.07 -56.1 GolLNGPt Q GMLP .08m 3.0 13.00 1.30 476 2.70 2469 3.27 2.56 -.10 -69.5 GolrLNG pf Q GMLPP 2.19 11.2 26.25 6.40 34 19.62 221 20.90 18.71 +.81 -23.9 GoldFLtd N GFI .01e .2 8.48 3.57 5374 7.75 36426 8.24 7.10 -.41 +17.4 GoldResrc A GORO .04 1.0 6.24 2.02 1026 4.21 5695 4.45 3.71 +.24 -24.0 GoldStdV g A GSV 1.21 .27 768 .63 4869 .68 .60 +.04 -26.8 GoldBull h Q DNJR 7.52 .28 119 1.46 2265 1.94 1.30 -.07 +265.0 GoldenEnt Q GDEN 21.67 3.55 438 8.83 2090 10.00 7.93 +.94 -54.1 GoldenMin A AUMN .37 .13 1153 .22 7283 .26 .22 -28.1 GoldenOc Q GOGL .33e 9.3 5 6.92 2.52 423 3.54 3707 3.83 3.45 +.06 -39.1 GoldSt g A GSS 4 4.97 1.85 955 2.33 3999 2.52 2.20 -.14 -38.8 GldFld A GV 9 3.94 1.97 27 3.38 355 3.54 3.21 +.12 -4.8 GoldS pfJ N GSpJ 1.38 5.4 27.82 17.12 68 25.29 416 25.94 24.96 +.03 -5.7 GS BDC N GSBD 1.80 11.8 7 22.50 8.00 278 15.30 1565 16.42 14.90 +.43 -28.1 GS ActbtInt N GSIE 30.67 19.30 804 24.06 2192 25.18 23.95 -20.5 GS ActEM N GEM 35.55 23.10 225 27.32 968 28.86 27.10 -.09 -20.4 GS NewA N GBUY 61.65 41.37 3 54.85 22 57.64 54.63 -.31 -5.5 GS Manuf N GMAN 61.63 37.01 2 48.18 16 51.76 48.00 +.57 -14.7 GS Humn N GDNA 58.45 41.71 1 53.59 17 57.04 53.50 -2.10 -4.9 GS ActEur N GSEU .60e 31.97 20.08 1 24.87 21 25.83 24.86 +.16 -21.3 GS FnRe N GFIN 65.73 38.81 3 51.50 15 54.26 50.69 +1.22 -12.9 GS Data N GDAT 63.29 41.99 3 53.77 21 56.58 53.63 -.36 -6.9 GS AcInf N GTIP 55.40 49.27 15 54.31 21 54.92 54.08 -.49 +3.7 GS ActJpn N GSIY 34.29 24.16 1 28.50 14 30.08 28.46 -.11 -14.0 GS US LgC N GSEW 52.96 32.02 27 41.95 250 44.81 41.87 +.24 -17.3 GS HYBd N GHYB 50.17 38.64 5 45.21 19 45.85 45.08 +.11 -9.1 GS CpBd N GIGB 55.01 43.65 91 52.98 202 54.71 52.72 -.54 +.7 GS ActLgC N GSLC 68.47 44.30 354 57.22 2300 59.72 56.96 -.08 -11.5 GS 0-1Yr N GBIL 100.98 100.08 437 100.56 3746 100.65 100.54 -.08 +.4 GS Indus N GVIP 70.10 41.73 2 56.21 70 58.80 56.07 +.11 -11.4 GS SCap N GSSC 48.62 26.89 28 35.63 125 39.13 34.70 +1.19 -24.6tGSCI37 N GSC 26.25 10.51 12.09 1 12.09 10.51 -.10 -51.7 GoldmanS N GS 5.00f 2.8 7 250.46 130.85 2642 177.10 14636 193.72 176.65 +.10 -23.0 GoldS pfK N GSpK 1.59 6.2 29.25 19.05 89 25.85 824 26.09 25.55 +.30 -9.2 GoldS pfN N GSpN 27.50 20.11 63 26.22 576 26.45 25.83 +.16 -1.7 GoldS pfC N GSpC 1.02 5.1 24.39 14.19 19 20.19 274 20.52 20.06 +.07 -11.9 GoldS pfA N GSpA .96 4.9 22.99 15.00 49 19.61 257 19.80 19.32 +.08 -10.3 GoldS pfD N GSpD 1.02 5.0 24.10 15.00 113 20.25 830 20.49 20.05 +.12 -12.1 GS MLPEn N GER .64 87.7 5.73 .56 .73 -83.0 GS MLPInc N GMZ 1.38 114.0 8.29 .78 1.21 -80.1 GolubCap Q GBDC 1.32f 13.2 7 19.14 9.08 1788 9.99 7691 11.44 9.67 -1.03 -45.9 GolbCap rt Q GBDCR 5.00 .40 1026 .53 3696 .72 .43 +.01 -49.5 GoodTimes Q GTIM 2.36 .45 86 .86 528 .91 .70 +.16 -45.8 GoodrPet A GDP 14.27 2.40 72 7.91 411 9.17 7.39 -.04 -21.2 Goodyear Q GT 3 19.66 4.09 7907 6.63 39310 8.43 6.54 -.29 -57.4 GoosehIn Q GSHD .41e 63.07 27.43 357 57.46 1443 60.19 49.66 +7.38 +35.5 GoPro Q GPRO 7.65 2.00 2824 3.30 17412 3.63 3.01 +.33 -24.0 GordPoin Q GRAQ 11.25 10.15 10.67 5 11.00 10.60 -.33 +.8 GordP wt h Q GPAQW GordP un h Q GPAQU 11.79 10.22 10.25 -6.3sGores IV n Q GHIV 10.15 9.30 15 9.78 92 10.15 9.75 +.01 +5.2 Gors IV un Q GHIVU 10.80 9.42 0 10.25 361 10.45 10.12 +.01 -1.9 GoresMet Q GMHI 11.00 9.45 296 10.20 389 10.39 10.12 -.14 GoresM un Q GMHIU 12.00 9.69 10.72 0 10.72 10.72 +.05 +.9 GormanR N GRC .58 2.0 19 39.60 21.49 62 28.48 377 31.17 27.20 +.90 -24.1 Gossamr Q GOSS 27.15 7.52 317 12.37 1439 13.71 11.85 -1.02 -20.9 GovPrpIT Q GOV 11 27.48 GovPrpIT46 Q GOVNI 1.47 6.5 26.89 12.01 16 22.70 199 23.50 22.50 -.58 -12.6 vjGrace N GRA 1.20 2.6 13 79.71 26.75 858 45.91 4525 49.61 41.39 +4.58 -34.3 Graco N GGG .70 1.6 23 56.99 38.43 745 44.78 4928 47.34 43.65 +.16 -13.9 GrahamCp N GHM .44 3.6 9 23.77 10.88 36 12.10 198 14.60 11.59 +.20 -44.7 GrahamH s N GHC 5.80 1.6 14 756.26 267.89 44 366.62 215 410.03 349.17 +19.48 -42.6 Graingr N GWW 5.76 2.2 19 346.60 200.61 253 267.66 2069 292.70 265.86 -1.95 -20.9 GranTrra g A GTE 2.44 .18 4781 .31 36859 .35 .28 +.01 -76.3 GranaMon N GRAM .25e 15.2 3.90 1.34 54 1.64 206 1.80 1.60 -.11 -33.6 GrCanyEd Q LOPE 16 132.72 57.89 400 84.38 2253 89.11 78.24 +6.84 -11.9 GraniteC N GVA .52 3.4 42 48.80 8.90 581 15.46 4153 18.15 15.12 -.18 -44.1 GranitPnt N GPMT 1.68 36.3 7 19.39 1.74 2228 4.63 11457 5.94 3.89 +.57 -74.8 GraniteRE N GRP/U 3.00 56.50 28.12 8 44.47 23 47.95 43.90 -.08 -12.2 GrntPlt N PLTM 10.21 5.76 47 7.58 114 7.94 7.42 +.01 -20.6 Gran Gld N BAR 17.41 12.63 286 16.95 1520 17.16 16.66 -.28 +12.2 GranCom N COMB 24.68 17.14 2 18.25 40 18.34 17.57 +.18 -24.6 GrphTInt N EAF .34e 4.3 14.84 5.71 1142 7.97 5600 8.73 7.38 +.59 -31.4 GraphPkg N GPK .30 2.3 14 16.95 10.41 4081 13.17 16018 13.89 12.92 +.21 -20.9 Gravity Q GRVY 33 96.50 21.49 34 37.63 262 44.30 35.16 -.92 +.6 GrayTelev N GTN 9 23.64 8.53 860 11.10 5416 13.03 10.42 +.88 -48.2 GrayTvA N GTN/A 19 23.13 8.55 1 12.45 3 12.69 11.65 +1.65 -37.3 GrtAjax N AJX 1.28f 15.3 5 15.96 3.96 220 8.37 940 9.02 6.86 +1.31 -43.5 GrtAjx24 N AJXA 28.56 14.61 10 21.45 19 22.67 20.80 +.60 -19.6 GrtBasG g A GBG .09 GrElCp hn Q GECC 1.00 30.1 9.05 2.25 39 3.32 423 3.70 3.32 -.11 -57.3 GrElm22 Q GECCL 1.63 9.3 25.75 8.25 13 17.44 97 18.80 15.50 +1.45 -30.8 GrElm25 Q GECCM 1.69 10.3 26.40 11.00 1 16.39 12 17.45 14.18 +1.39 -35.1 GrElm hn Q GEC 4.44 1.31 10 2.00 79 2.00 1.81 +.17 -40.1 GrLkDrge Q GLDD 31 11.96 6.75 369 8.42 2321 9.26 7.87 +.62 -25.7 GtPanSilv g A GPL .98 .23 1189 .48 6404 .50 .45 -.00 -5.1 GrtSoBc Q GSBC 1.36a 3.3 10 64.48 32.23 39 41.19 222 45.90 38.94 +2.36 -34.9 GrtWstBcp N GWB .60m 3.5 6 36.65 16.66 689 17.16 4406 20.92 16.98 -.68 -50.6 GreenBrick Q GRBK 9 13.08 5.66 145 8.52 802 9.02 7.23 +1.36 -25.8 GreenDot N GDOT 14 66.81 14.20 620 28.65 3190 33.95 28.34 +.45 +23.0 GreenPlns Q GPRE .48 8.5 17.62 3.77 431 5.65 2887 6.26 4.62 +.78 -63.4 GrnP LP Q GPP .48m 9.9 3 16.13 3.47 148 4.84 657 5.79 4.51 +.37 -65.0 Greensky Q GSKY 16.42 3.05 859 4.29 6904 4.50 3.29 +1.00 -51.8 GreenTrH N GHG 15.99 9.38 63 12.62 363 12.77 11.94 +.35 +14.7 GreenVis n Q GRNV 10.06 9.45 0 9.91 240 9.91 9.90 +.01 +.8sGreenVs rt Q GRNVR .45 .16 1 .29 10 .45 .18 +.09 +60.0 GreenVs un Q GRNVU 11.92 9.75 10.10 2 10.10 10.10 +.1 GreenbCos N GBX 1.00 6.1 11 36.41 12.89 797 16.27 3133 17.47 15.76 -.30 -49.8 GrCB NY Q GCBC .44 2.1 13 31.25 15.01 9 21.26 29 23.71 20.01 +.27 -26.2 Greenhill N GHL .20 2.2 24.59 7.28 403 8.90 1349 11.53 8.54 +.16 -47.9 GreenlTch Q GTEC 10.58 1.12 1 2.15 52 2.30 1.81 +.10 -57.0 GreenHl A Q GNLN 19.00 1.02 168 2.94 2064 3.65 2.35 +.66 -9.7 Greenlight Q GLRE 12.60 5.00 250 6.12 1166 6.97 5.93 -.12 -39.5 Greenpro Q GRNQ 2.82 .21 23 .34 249 .45 .31 +.03 -39.6 Greenrs un Q GNRSU 10.10 9.05 9.79 330 9.85 9.76 -.01 -2.8 Greif A N GEF 1.76 5.3 11 50.37 23.65 232 33.28 1119 35.90 31.21 +2.01 -24.7 Greif B N GEF/B 2.64e 6.7 9 56.50 30.89 9 39.43 43 42.66 37.35 +1.69 -23.8 GridDyn Q GDYN 13.51 4.61 48 7.77 325 8.79 7.54 -.53 -28.4 GrdsmHl h Q GSUM 3.80 .24 20068 .99 21101 1.65 .50 +.49 -18.9 Griffin Q GRIF .50f 1.3 48.88 28.67 9 38.80 26 41.05 36.00 +3.20 -1.9 Griffon N GFF .30 2.0 16 25.50 9.15 232 15.35 1453 18.06 14.93 +.05 -24.5 GrifolsSA Q GRFS .40e 2.0 25.73 13.40 297 19.83 4596 21.14 19.39 -.41 -14.9 GrinrdSh Q GRIN 7.97 2.03 32 2.27 163 2.59 2.25 -.12 -65.0 GritstOnc Q GRTS 12.96 5.42 183 6.31 712 8.33 6.21 -1.13 -29.7 GrocOutl n Q GO 47.58 27.75 931 33.18 8873 36.61 32.26 -1.70 +2.2 Group1 N GPI 7 110.11 26.26 294 53.89 1579 60.78 49.31 +5.00 -46.1 Groupon Q GRPN 3.82 .48 10546 1.20 102267 1.48 1.12 +.09 -49.8 GrowGen n Q GRWG 6.78 2.62 254 4.56 1516 4.89 4.34 +.21 +11.2 GrubHub N GRUB 80.25 29.35 2611 45.49 14806 48.96 42.82 +1.97 -6.5 GAeroPac N PAC 3.61e 6.2 135.31 44.28 92 58.67 802 62.83 54.22 +4.40 -50.5 GpAeroCN Q OMAB 1.70e 6.3 11 67.07 20.55 96 27.03 842 29.80 25.88 +.61 -54.9 GpoASur N ASR 5.25e 210.38 82.08 78 95.11 670 102.36 92.57 +.61 -49.2 GpoAvalAc N AVAL .40 10.1 8.92 3.32 318 3.98 2756 4.39 3.85 -.05 -54.4tGrpoFin Q GGAL .31e 4.7 39.22 5.66 926 6.63 8484 7.80 5.66 +.53 -59.1 GpoSimec A SIM 11.14 5.81 6.25 5 6.30 6.10 +.24 -38.5 GpSuprvi N SUPV 9.03 1.28 440 1.54 3523 1.84 1.35 +.11 -58.2 GpTelevisa N TV 12.61 4.65 1282 5.02 8026 5.63 4.97 -.01 -57.2 GuangRy N GSH .63e 6.2 18.99 9.73 23 10.00 223 10.54 9.75 +.16 -39.8 GuarBcs Q GNTY .76f 2.9 15 34.16 20.02 23 26.39 135 29.67 24.58 +2.12 -19.7 GuarFBc Q GFED .60f 3.8 6 26.93 12.70 0 15.70 4 16.00 14.51 +1.36 -37.7 GuardntH Q GH 112.22 55.90 539 73.48 3498 81.58 73.02 -2.71 -6.0 GuardHlt Q GHSI 3.05 .17 15069 .48 41659 .51 .39 +.08 +115.9 Guess N GES .45 5.5 43 23.58 3.64 1461 8.11 7895 9.77 7.25 +.85 -63.8 GuggBAB N GBAB 1.66 7.3 25.58 17.00 48 22.85 404 22.85 22.05 +.60 -3.5 GugCrdAllo N GGM 2.18 13.7 21.73 10.65 43 15.91 203 16.58 15.59 +.13 -20.0 GugSPVal N RPV 1.18e 1.9 61.70 GugSPGth N RPG .59e .5 114.49 GuEqWREst N EWRE .27e 31.54 GugSC600E N EWSC 51.21 GugSCGth N RZG .56e .5 102.95 GugHlthC N RYH .75e .4 189.89 GugEnhEq N GPM .96 17.6 8.40 3.48 74 5.44 944 5.71 5.29 +.14 -32.5 GugChinTc N CQQQ .60e 1.3 45.38 GugSolar N TAN .83e 2.8 29.29 GugFront A FRN .47e 2.9 16.15 GugSpinOff N CSD .70e 1.6 44.08 GugDefEq N DEF .85e 1.6 52.89 GugStrOp N GOF 2.19 14.2 21.15 10.42 164 15.42 835 15.65 15.05 +.34 -14.8 Guidewire N GWRE 124.16 71.64 525 86.61 2823 92.17 85.59 -.56 -21.1 GulfIsland Q GIFI .04 1.4 8.91 2.70 7 2.96 255 3.30 2.89 +.07 -41.6 GulfRes rs Q GURE 6.75 2.25 7 3.89 59 4.05 3.78 +.03 +52.5 GulfprtE h Q GPOR 1 7.48 .35 6925 1.98 39650 2.63 1.40 +.35 -34.9 Gyrodyne Q GYRO 2.50e 20.10 14.20 17.00 1 17.00 15.81 +1.24 -9.8H -: H&E Eqp Q HEES 1.10 7.3 9 37.85 9.12 358 15.17 2013 16.85 13.48 +1.69 -54.6 HBT Finl n Q HBT .65e 20.71 9.11 77 11.44 505 12.42 10.50 +.93 -39.8 HCA Hldg N HCA 1.72f 1.6 16 151.97 58.38 1848 104.86 11659 115.97 103.70 -2.97 -29.1 HCI Grp N HCI 1.60 3.8 48.24 31.61 44 42.01 281 45.81 40.78 -1.08 -8.0 HD Supply Q HDS 12 47.13 21.69 675 28.49 6556 30.68 27.95 +.64 -29.2 HDFC Bk s N HDB 65.89 29.50 1402 42.10 11220 44.92 40.03 +2.15 -33.6 HF Foods Q HFFG 87 35.00 5.04 142 7.64 1263 9.15 6.94 +.76 -60.8 HL Acqui Q HCCH 10.59 10.00 37 10.48 838 10.50 10.47 -.02 +1.5 HL Acq un Q HCCHU 12.03 10.43 12.03 +11.8 HL Acq rt Q HCCHR .55 .02 64 .15 639 .20 .09 +.07 -39.9 HMG A HMG 14.50 8.50 0 9.21 16 11.35 8.99 -2.08 -28.2 HMN Fn Q HMNF 10 23.00 15.00 40 15.00 84 15.93 15.00 -.71 -28.6 HMS Hldgs Q HMSY 45 40.67 18.20 503 28.51 3201 29.26 27.86 +.35 -3.7 HNI Corp N HNI 1.22 5.3 11 42.90 16.61 291 23.21 1390 26.22 22.10 +1.25 -38.0 HP Inc N HPQ .48m 3.3 5 23.93 12.54 9390 14.71 68920 16.64 14.62 -.29 -28.4 HSBC N HSBC 2.00e 7.9 44.93 23.95 3701 25.28 21065 26.77 25.12 +.30 -35.3 HSBC prA N HSBCpA 1.55 6.0 27.08 21.49 57 25.66 444 25.80 25.56 +.16 -4.5 HSBC Cap N HSEA 2.03 7.7 26.36 HTG Mol h Q HTGM 2.62 .27 1519 .36 8764 .42 .33 +.02 -49.3 HV Bcp Q HVBC .50e 17.25 9.75 0 12.50 5 13.00 11.70 +.85 -26.5 HackettGp Q HCKT .36 2.5 17 18.90 9.50 134 14.46 928 15.84 14.08 +.08 -10.4 Haemonet N HAE 140.36 63.41 295 111.23 2118 121.81 110.22 -5.50 -3.2 Hailiang Q HLG 75.43 31.85 2 45.70 20 51.93 45.36 -3.03 -29.9sHainCels lf Q HAIN 28.35 17.94 1124 25.63 5204 28.35 25.46 -1.91 -1.3 HalladorE Q HNRG .16 20.2 1 6.00 .65 402 .79 1572 .88 .65 +.11 -73.3 Hallibrtn N HAL .72 7.4 5 29.21 4.25 28007 9.76 167459 11.11 8.26 +.90 -60.1 HallmkFn Q HALL 4 20.30 2.35 241 3.90 2309 4.95 3.07 +.76 -77.8sHalozyme Q HALO 24.45 12.71 1683 23.17 8222 24.45 21.92 -.25 +30.7 HamBchBr N HBB .36f 2.9 21.22 6.68 68 12.29 220 14.81 11.04 +1.40 -35.7 HamilLa Q HLNE 1.10 1.8 24 74.01 36.27 122 61.70 901 68.06 58.15 +3.71 +3.5 HancJaff h Q HJLI 2.48 .21 72 .38 644 .50 .36 -.08 -31.5 HancFinOp N BTO 1.48 7.1 37.00 11.29 71 20.98 637 23.60 19.38 +1.64 -42.2 HanJS N JHS .87e 6.2 15.33 10.30 28 13.98 116 14.16 13.77 +.02 -5.6 HanJI N JHI 1.45e 10.6 18.48 8.94 9 13.71 99 14.13 13.36 +.31 -22.8 HanPrmDv N PDT 1.08a 8.6 18.73 6.57 192 12.63 768 13.64 12.52 -.19 -29.8 HanPfEq N HPI 1.68 9.4 24.44 9.16 79 17.83 503 18.36 17.31 +.55 -21.8 HanPfd2 N HPF 1.68 9.9 23.82 9.00 69 16.96 374 17.70 16.57 +.37 -23.9 HanPfd3 N HPS 1.47 9.8 20.17 8.05 92 14.96 521 15.47 14.65 +.40 -22.4 Continued from previous page NYSE, NYSE American and Nasdaq Exchanges Continued on next page Exch. 52-week Vol Friday Vol Weekly YTD Name Market Symbol Div Yield PE High Low 1000s Last 1000s High Low Chg % Chg Exch. 52-week Vol 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HanTxAdv N HTD 1.45 7.8 28.53 9.71 211 18.62 668 19.99 18.50 -.38 -31.9 HancWhit Q HWC 1.08 5.5 5 44.74 14.32 763 19.77 4255 21.97 19.00 +.93 -54.9 HancWht 45 Q HWCPL 1.49 6.0 26.86 10.64 7 24.87 37 25.00 24.36 +.54 -3.0 Hanesbds N HBI .60 6.3 5 19.10 6.96 9570 9.58 50136 10.49 8.51 +1.14 -35.5 HanmiFin Q HAFC .96 9.3 5 24.09 8.00 474 10.34 1521 12.98 10.06 -.27 -48.3 HannArms N HASI 1.34 5.1 27 39.46 15.01 743 26.52 3407 29.62 25.24 +.06 -17.6 HanoverIns N THG 2.60 2.7 52 144.71 75.11 324 95.51 1612 105.31 94.73 +.36 -30.1 HanovIns53 N THGA 1.59 6.2 26.31 12.00 15 25.45 122 25.63 24.42 +.57 -2.0 HappBiot n Q HAPP 6.10 2.44 240 2.90 1829 3.02 2.80 +.01 -36.3 HarbrOne Q HONE 25 11.20 6.45 165 7.83 1044 8.57 7.59 +.33 -28.8 HarleyD N HOG .08m .4 7 40.89 14.31 3533 20.39 35051 24.60 17.62 +1.72 -45.2 Harmonic Q HLIT 8.57 4.44 687 5.72 9010 6.89 5.47 -.97 -26.7 HarmonyG N HMY .05 4.54 1.57 6141 3.85 34264 3.87 3.46 +.08 +6.1 HarpoonT Q HARP 21.47 9.77 78 12.26 459 14.25 11.80 -.17 -17.1 HarrowHl Q HROW 8.99 3.33 61 4.29 540 5.42 4.17 -.25 -44.9 Harsco N HSC .20m 2.4 22 27.97 4.19 676 8.59 3705 10.27 8.20 +.39 -62.7 HarteHk N HHS 3.96 1.10 40 2.11 90 2.38 1.58 +.20 -41.1 Hrt TotR N HTRB 45.01 36.92 26 40.84 161 41.13 40.76 -.18 +1.5 HrtMuOp N HMOP 44.52 37.90 18 40.27 47 40.48 40.04 -.13 -3.6 HartfFn42 N HGH 1.97 7.4 29.45 17.16 46 26.71 335 27.20 26.51 -.23 -5.9 HartfdFn N HIG 1.30f 3.6 12 62.75 19.04 2815 35.69 18315 41.50 35.51 -.35 -41.3 HrvrdBio Q HBIO 65 3.99 1.39 114 2.61 925 2.79 2.58 -.07 -14.4 HarvCapCr Q HCAP .96 24.0 5 10.73 2.66 10 4.00 212 4.49 3.86 -.26 -54.4 HarvCr22 Q HCAPZ 1.53 7.7 28.03 15.12 9 19.92 50 20.30 19.66 +.04 -23.2 Hasbro Q HAS 2.72 4.0 40 126.87 41.33 1742 68.73 10649 80.49 68.24 -5.46 -34.9 Haverty N HVT .80 6.2 13 24.02 9.81 95 12.98 562 14.51 12.35 +.65 -35.6 HavertyA N HVT/A .76 5.7 10 22.11 10.67 13.34 -34.0 HawaiiEl N HE 1.32f 3.5 21 55.15 33.51 616 38.10 2331 41.41 37.87 -1.42 -18.7 HawHold Q HA .48 3.7 2 31.34 7.55 1931 12.97 9708 16.03 11.31 +1.53 -55.7 Hawkins Q HWKN .93f 2.6 9 47.94 26.82 38 35.40 185 39.59 34.96 +.19 -22.7 HawthornB Q HWBK .48 2.8 9 28.62 13.45 9 17.38 56 20.99 15.95 +1.28 -31.8 HayAcII wt Q HYAC 9.93 HaymAII un Q HYACU 11.06 9.90 10.65 6 10.65 10.35 +.05 +1.4 HaynesIntl Q HAYN .88 3.9 39.04 17.61 111 22.49 503 23.87 20.49 +2.03 -37.1 Hc2 Hldgs N HCHC 1.29 4.30 1.29 289 2.65 1215 2.90 2.51 -.01 +22.1 HeadHunt n Q HHR .36p 27.62 12.25 171 16.02 642 17.26 14.62 +1.45 -25.3 HlthCSvc Q HCSG .81f 3.1 34.87 15.80 925 25.72 5530 26.03 23.70 +2.02 +5.8 HlthCatal n Q HCAT 49.85 17.48 413 25.17 3321 27.15 24.76 -.96 -27.5 HltcMrg n Q HCCO 10.24 9.20 17 9.76 60 9.76 9.75 -.04 -2.4 HltcMrg un Q HCCOU 11.30 9.34 10.24 9 10.48 10.00 -.16 -1.1 HlthcrRlty N HR 1.20 4.3 44 37.97 24.10 1088 27.97 4604 30.69 27.71 -.32 -16.2 HealthTr pf Q HTIA 26.40 7.76 2 20.00 15 22.31 19.00 +1.35 -20.1 HlthcreTr N HTA 1.26 5.5 44 34.22 20.61 2044 23.10 8472 25.09 22.98 -.11 -23.7 HealthEqty Q HQY 48 88.78 34.40 994 51.37 5016 61.75 50.91 +.03 -30.6 HlthpeakPr N PEAK 1.48 5.9 14 37.93 18.63 3793 25.15 21309 27.76 24.35 +.92 -27.0 HlthStrm Q HSTM 1.00e 55 29.78 20.03 215 22.35 1300 26.01 21.86 -2.41 -17.8 HrtlndEx Q HTLD .08 .4 19 22.71 15.65 341 19.90 1762 20.98 18.85 +.12 -5.5 HeartFn Q HTLF .80 2.4 9 51.85 25.26 148 32.92 1015 36.19 29.87 +2.90 -33.8 HeatBio Q HTBX 1.25 .20 6170 .55 23810 .62 .53 +.01 +15.8sHebronTc h Q HEBT 10.00 .60 23 9.31 398 10.00 8.15 +1.16 +60.5 HeclaM N HL .01e .4 3.51 1.21 8804 2.70 41200 2.77 2.38 +.23 -20.4 HeclaM pfB N HLpB 3.50 6.5 57.12 37.05 54.00 0 54.00 54.00 -.14 +3.9 Heico N HEI .16f .2 147.93 52.01 721 83.15 5084 91.12 74.25 +7.45 -27.2 Heico A N HEI/A .16f .2 53 113.69 51.78 277 69.01 2748 75.34 64.54 +2.24 -22.9 HeidrkStr Q HSII .60 2.7 9 40.42 17.99 119 22.00 1094 25.11 21.04 -1.56 -32.3 HelenTroy Q HELE 22 198.59 104.02 341 167.04 1585 169.64 145.74 +23.40 -7.1 HeliosTc Q HLIO .36 1.1 21 53.31 29.03 136 33.95 597 36.62 30.84 +3.39 -26.4 Helius Med Q HSDT 3.31 .25 1182 .48 9998 .53 .31 +.17 -51.0 HelixEn N HLX 11 10.00 .99 8186 2.18 42150 2.89 1.46 +.60 -77.4 HelmPayne N HP 2.80f 16.7 59.68 12.40 6089 16.81 35220 21.60 16.57 -.96 -63.0 HemisMda Q HMTV 15.34 8.00 66 9.01 293 9.92 8.58 +.41 -39.3 HennesAd Q HNNA .55 7.1 4 12.78 5.69 2 7.75 14 8.21 7.41 +.14 -23.1 HennCaIV Q HCAC 10.38 9.21 10.15 189 10.16 10.15 +.01 -.1 HSchein Q HSIC 14 73.99 41.85 1322 52.15 7683 57.38 51.28 -.24 -21.8 HeplonP rs Q HEPA 16.49 1.00 690 1.69 6593 2.13 1.38 +.34 -68.5 Herbalif N HLF 15 54.37 20.73 972 34.88 7147 38.61 34.66 +.27 -26.8 HercHld N HRI 50.81 11.81 405 26.17 2171 30.31 22.04 +4.05 -46.5 HercTGC N HTGC 1.28f 13.0 7 15.87 5.42 1649 9.86 7117 10.84 9.40 +.66 -29.7 HercTG 24 N HTGX 1.56 6.2 25.00 HrtgeCo Q HTBK .52 6.1 9 13.14 6.04 179 8.53 1225 9.67 7.72 +.77 -33.5 HrtgeFn Q HFWA .80 4.1 12 31.81 17.07 150 19.44 803 22.26 18.04 +.96 -31.3 HeritageIns N HRTG .24 2.2 15 16.38 7.50 110 10.86 654 12.00 10.45 +.26 -18.0 HeritCryst Q HCCI 35 32.58 11.30 42 17.60 481 20.79 16.62 +1.22 -43.9 NordicAO rs N NAO/WI HermitgOff N PSV .18 32.7 5.00 .31 44 .55 521 .76 .55 -.18 -45.9 HernTher h Q HRTX 26.81 9.60 1370 13.71 5017 15.77 13.60 -.94 -41.7 Hersha pfC N HTpC 1.72 16.4 26.64 4.09 2 10.50 44 11.35 9.02 +1.13 -58.0 Hersha N HT 1.12 21.9 7 19.58 2.29 701 5.11 4434 6.05 4.27 +.71 -64.2 Hersha pfD N HTpD 1.63 16.6 25.94 2.51 38 9.78 429 10.75 8.08 +1.80 -60.7 Hersha pfE N HTpE 26.26 2.93 8 9.74 299 10.72 8.10 +1.64 -61.0 Hershey N HSY 3.09 2.3 29 162.20 109.88 1153 132.54 6977 137.68 130.37 -3.20 -9.8 HertzGl N HTZ 20.85 3.18 27871 3.51 225251 5.46 3.49 -.20 -77.7 HerzfldCrb Q CUBA .85e 7.15 2.20 7 3.60 69 3.91 3.31 +.16 -45.6 HeskaCorp Q HSKA 73 110.90 50.00 47 69.08 247 75.34 63.56 +5.27 -28.0 Hess N HES 1.00 2.3 74.11 26.06 2807 44.28 29199 50.40 40.44 +1.82 -33.7 HP Ent N HPE .60e 6.3 23 17.59 7.43 6441 9.48 41426 10.43 9.35 -.05 -40.2 Hexcel N HXL .68 2.1 10 87.00 26.69 1562 31.79 11084 35.83 27.84 +3.52 -56.6 Hexindai Q HX .40p 3.07 .26 28 .38 301 .45 .37 -.01 -59.9 Hi-Crush N HCR 1.67e 549.2 1 3.83 .15 1040 .31 4774 .34 .25 +.04 -65.5 Hibbett Q HIBB 8 30.98 7.33 409 14.78 2082 15.99 14.07 +.59 -47.3 HighPtRs N HPR 2.79 .16 5008 .33 30387 .34 .23 +.06 -80.5tHighlFlR N HFRO 14.00 7.27 564 7.34 6684 8.05 7.27 -.45 -40.9 HighInc pfA N HEROpA 1.34 5.6 25.87 16.74 16 24.10 152 24.52 22.99 +.85 -5.0 HighSenLn Q SNLN .79 5.0 17.87 13.88 19 15.65 115 15.76 15.36 +.08 -10.8 HighlGlC N HGLB 12.57 3.66 140 5.04 1171 5.20 4.75 +.26 -46.0 HghwyH Q HIHO .33e 16.5 3.20 1.55 1 2.00 4 2.00 1.90 -.02 +23.5 HighwdPrp N HIW 1.92 5.2 19 52.76 25.10 672 36.70 4068 40.84 35.09 +1.53 -25.0sHill-Rom N HRC .88f .9 30 117.50 72.29 1666 102.25 4544 117.50 101.00 -10.77 -9.9 HillenInc N HI .85 4.3 17 43.45 13.61 421 19.98 3251 22.74 18.41 +1.69 -40.0 HillmCT pf A HLMp 2.90 11.1 37.00 24.95 7 26.10 26 27.50 26.10 -.90 -24.3 HilltopH N HTH .36 2.0 14 26.28 11.05 1601 17.80 4274 20.63 16.52 +1.37 -28.6 HilGrVa N HGV 36.56 8.28 992 19.00 6713 21.51 18.64 +.19 -44.8 Hilton N HLT .60 .8 36 115.48 44.30 3691 72.03 20151 81.74 71.42 +.66 -35.1 HimaxTch Q HIMX .10e 2.9 5.10 1.70 1083 3.40 8302 4.04 3.31 +.10 +27.8 HingmSv Q HIFS 1.64f 1.1 216.82 125.55 4 152.94 20 167.75 146.35 +4.54 -27.2 HoeghLP N HMLP 1.76 15.8 6 19.98 4.67 256 11.14 5869 14.19 10.86 +.36 -28.7 Hoegh pfA N HMLPpA 2.19 9.4 27.82 10.09 17 23.32 168 24.34 21.44 +2.12 -10.7 HollyEngy N HEP 2.69 18.6 7 30.61 6.57 491 14.46 3801 15.98 12.80 +1.87 -34.7 HollyFront N HFC 1.40 4.6 7 58.88 18.48 1644 30.32 10406 34.16 27.84 +1.76 -40.2 Hollysys Q HOLI .21e 1.5 6 21.14 9.52 294 13.76 1427 15.13 13.42 +.34 -16.1 Hologic Q HOLX 55.25 26.49 3200 49.40 23547 53.45 47.51 +2.29 -5.4 HomeBLA Q HBCP .88 3.5 8 40.80 18.57 23 25.17 174 28.78 23.28 +1.76 -35.8 HomeBcs Q HOMB .52 3.6 8 21.04 9.71 994 14.55 6321 16.66 13.19 +1.45 -26.0 HomeDp N HD 6.00f 2.7 22 247.12 140.63 3815 218.57 26098 224.22 214.01 +6.39 +.1 HmFdB LA Q HFBL .64 2.8 14 37.99 20.00 23.17 1 23.24 23.17 +.14 -35.2 HomeStreet Q HMST .60 2.5 31 35.44 18.44 110 24.44 802 27.66 22.26 +2.63 -28.1 HomeTrBc Q HTBI .28 1.9 6 27.79 11.75 100 14.77 450 17.63 14.39 -.10 -44.9 HomolMd Q FIXX 24.00 11.05 345 12.90 1967 13.73 11.68 -.30 -37.7 Honda N HMC .84e 3.7 29.44 19.38 734 22.94 4471 24.42 22.83 +.21 -19.0 HonwllIntl N HON 3.60 2.6 15 184.06 101.08 3674 137.25 17540 147.87 134.17 +1.73 -22.5 HookerFu Q HOFT .64 4.6 5 31.22 12.30 103 13.99 521 16.00 13.53 -.01 -45.5 Hookipa Q HOOK 14.37 5.80 50 7.97 538 9.16 7.68 -.18 -34.8 HopeBcp Q HOPE .56 6.0 8 15.51 7.06 702 9.35 4884 10.58 8.36 +1.02 -37.1 HorMan N HMN 1.20f 3.5 20 48.15 30.61 202 34.07 1072 38.32 33.05 -.20 -22.0 HorizBcp Q HBNC .48 4.4 5 19.48 7.42 140 10.85 978 12.21 10.04 +.61 -42.5 HorizGbl N HZN 5.79 1.20 24 1.85 218 1.98 1.65 +.18 -46.9 HorizTFn Q HRZN 1.20 13.0 7 13.78 4.51 220 9.26 1122 10.15 8.85 +.22 -28.4 HorizFn22 N HTFA 27.09 13.00 5 23.75 37 24.89 21.77 +1.25 -7.0 HorizTher Q HZNP 39.10 22.69 1406 35.62 8591 36.21 33.33 +2.33 -1.6 Hor OEXcc Q QYLD 2.26e 10.1 22.31 HrzMngR N USMR HorzSPCvC N HSPX 2.52e 4.0 47.34 HorGKWld N KLDW 37.16 24.98 9 30.95 115 32.40 30.88 +.01 -15.1 ArmUS Eq n N ARMR 20.64 13.99 1 15.77 17 15.83 15.60 -.06 Horz Saba N CEFS 21.37 12.06 27 16.20 112 16.35 15.92 +.09 -21.9 Hormel N HRL .93f 2.0 25 51.53 37.00 1676 46.60 18953 47.92 45.85 -.01 +3.3 HostHotls N HST .85a 7.4 28 19.99 7.86 8247 11.44 69456 12.79 11.08 +.34 -38.3 HostessBr Q TWNK 19 14.86 9.33 1096 11.62 4843 12.42 11.55 -.16 -20.1 Hostess wt Q TWNKW 2.23 HothThr Q HOTH 9.07 2.60 51 3.56 586 3.89 3.11 +.15 -42.5 HoughMH Q HMHC 8.32 1.05 1271 1.47 7893 1.83 1.15 +.33 -76.5 HoulihnL N HLI 1.24 2.2 23 62.24 41.80 324 57.55 1598 60.57 54.85 +2.73 +17.8 HstnAEn A HUSA .29 .09 6525 .15 54235 .16 .14 -.02 +.7 HoustWC Q HWCC .12m 5.4 6.29 1.67 22 2.22 150 2.75 2.13 +.12 -49.7 HovnEn pf A Q HOVNP 6.50 1.62 4.70 1 4.70 4.40 +.60 -10.5 HovnanE N HOV 32.90 5.12 115 11.70 1545 14.17 9.75 +2.07 -43.9 HowardBcp Q HBMD 19.20 8.55 44 10.21 232 13.00 9.60 +.37 -39.5 HHughes N HHC 13 135.42 35.10 595 52.00 2534 57.62 49.65 +1.91 -59.0 HowmetAer N HWM .08 .6 10 34.27 10.34 2454 12.54 15976 13.93 10.86 +1.73 -59.2 HuanPwr N HNP 2.45e 16.8 25.84 11.69 24 14.62 180 15.21 14.42 +.30 -27.2 HuazhuGr Q HTHT .34e 1.0 27 44.13 25.01 2073 32.97 13736 36.49 29.50 +4.06 -17.7 HubGroup Q HUBG 8 60.42 36.51 1772 42.47 3135 51.11 37.00 -3.83 -17.2 Hubbell N HUBB 3.64 3.0 18 155.00 85.62 250 122.08 1373 134.50 118.92 +2.65 -17.4 HubSpot N HUBS 207.98 90.84 1267 160.56 5097 173.30 144.12 +15.21 +1.3 HudBayM g N HBM .02 3 6.77 1.23 1073 2.35 13544 2.56 2.32 -.04 -43.4 HudBay wt N HBM/WS .31 HudsnGb rs Q HSON 16.70 6.06 3 9.25 9 9.50 9.25 -.24 -22.6 HudsPacP N HPP 1.00 4.3 19 38.81 16.14 1060 23.46 7776 25.18 22.05 +1.30 -37.7 HudsonTc Q HDSN 6 2.20 .30 66 .83 423 .92 .81 -.05 -15.6 HuizeHld n Q HUIZ 14.80 4.83 16 7.25 130 7.89 7.25 -.62 -27.5sHumana N HUM 2.50 .7 31 392.58 208.25 1089 372.24 6721 392.58 359.46 +3.15 +1.6 HuntCoFn N HCFT .28 15.1 3 3.55 .86 55 1.86 189 2.10 1.81 -42.4 HuntJB Q JBHT 1.08 1.1 22 122.29 75.29 749 100.87 4364 107.79 98.92 -.74 -13.6 HuntBncsh Q HBAN .60 7.0 8 15.63 6.82 12207 8.57 68564 9.78 8.19 +.41 -43.2 HuntBcs pf Q HBANO 1.56 6.1 27.39 16.07 17 25.49 165 25.93 25.29 +.06 -2.0 HuntB pfC Q HBANN 1.47 5.9 27.17 14.10 0 24.96 35 25.43 24.83 +.06 -4.0 Str 7handl Q HNDL 1.69 7.3 25.72 18.24 2 23.22 117 23.52 23.03 +.24 -4.6 HuntgtnIng N HII 4.12 2.2 17 279.71 147.14 432 185.67 1966 197.79 182.11 +1.17 -26.0 Huntsmn N HUN .65 4.1 6 24.90 12.23 3390 16.00 11282 17.75 15.57 +.21 -33.8 Hurco Q HURC .52f 1.7 10 41.75 20.39 20 30.68 110 33.89 28.97 +2.18 -20.0 HuronCon Q HURN 70.91 35.15 471 46.97 1056 57.07 45.01 -2.90 -31.7 HutaoTc Q HHT 4.45 .36 174 .48 680 .56 .42 -.07 -66.7 HutChMd Q HCM 30.66 14.74 107 21.10 1296 22.79 20.60 +.15 -15.8 HuttigBld Q HBP 2.95 .49 31 1.16 249 1.55 .83 +.29 -24.7 Huya N HUYA 28.20 11.78 3353 15.11 13215 16.98 14.53 -1.10 -15.8 Hyatt N H .80f 1.6 24 94.98 24.02 1275 51.53 7078 60.03 51.35 -1.10 -42.6 HyreCar Q HYRE 5.83 .88 86 1.77 707 1.83 1.46 +.29 -32.7 HysterYale N HY 1.27 3.5 9 67.08 32.77 50 36.36 279 42.93 35.00 +1.51 -38.3I -:sI-MAB n Q IMAB 19.75 9.30 107 15.89 426 19.75 13.60 +1.76 +15.1 i3 Vert Q IIIV 37.85 13.01 174 23.07 806 25.12 20.86 +2.22 -18.3 IAA Inc n N IAA 51.74 21.79 1625 37.11 10618 41.19 36.07 +1.13 -21.1 IAC Inter Q IAC 1.36 .6 48 278.85 124.60 861 217.28 3279 229.00 215.57 -6.39 -12.8 IAMGld g N IAG 1.52f 41.9 4.17 1.44 5388 3.63 25238 3.64 3.40 +.07 -2.7 ICAD Q ICAD 15.31 4.74 291 11.35 1538 12.99 10.04 +.05 +46.1 ICC Hld Q ICCH 33 15.02 9.60 9.93 4 10.38 9.91 -.41 -29.5 ICF Intl Q ICFI .56 .8 22 95.24 47.75 76 71.26 528 77.43 68.60 +3.01 -22.2 ICICI Bk N IBN .19e 2.1 15.42 6.86 6043 9.36 42837 10.19 8.94 +.64 -38.0 ICU Med Q ICUI 259.72 148.89 128 217.82 751 236.51 213.09 -7.78 +16.4 IClickInt Q ICLK 5.49 2.73 322 4.45 995 4.50 4.28 +.08 +38.2 IdexxLab Q IDXX 65 296.25 168.65 547 270.75 3198 289.00 263.95 -1.05 +3.7 IDT Cp N IDT 1.00f 18.5 7 11.84 4.81 94 5.41 517 5.89 5.21 -.08 -25.0 IEC Elec Q IEC 9.57 5.00 9 7.30 46 7.45 6.93 +.37 -19.7 IES Hldgs Q IESC 63 27.78 13.73 49 19.66 235 20.32 17.48 +2.03 -23.4 IF Bancp Q IROQ .30 1.9 12 24.05 15.07 0 16.03 2 16.27 15.91 -.24 -30.4 IFresh h Q IFMK 3.05 .34 252 1.26 1683 1.38 1.22 +.05 +210.3 IGM Bio n Q IGMS 74.13 16.10 28 54.40 239 61.82 51.38 -2.10 +42.6 IHS Mark Q INFO .17p 38 64.85 54.33 64.27 -.5 iHrtMed n Q IHRT 84 19.69 4.31 1302 6.74 6246 7.70 5.77 +1.09 -60.1 II-VI Q IIVI 40 42.95 19.00 1652 32.52 7043 35.71 30.95 +1.55 -3.4 iM MnFut n N DBMF 28.53 24.02 0 25.83 403 26.28 25.83 -.35 +2.0 IMAC Hl Q IMAC 5.50 .42 75 1.52 814 1.64 1.38 +.10 +1.3 IMV Inc Q IMV 5.12 1.35 126 2.24 913 2.50 2.16 -.10 -22.8 ING N ING .14e 2.7 12.85 4.52 5370 5.22 37734 5.89 5.11 +.19 -56.7 INTLFCStn Q INTL 11 52.23 28.01 106 39.17 410 42.63 35.05 +4.17 -19.8 INmune Q INMB 11.50 2.20 65 4.75 466 5.40 4.25 +.45 -18.1 ION Geo N IO 13.88 1.13 383 1.68 2135 2.25 1.43 +.13 -80.6 IPG Photon Q IPGP 21 177.92 98.04 531 119.37 1981 134.37 118.55 -1.53 -17.6 iPt10yrBr n N BTYS 49.75 39.59 40.13 40.13 40.03 +.17 -19.2 BiP Tin N JJT 50.46 35.16 39.79 0 40.33 39.79 +.70 -9.2 tBiP Softs N JJS 43.46 32.15 2 34.06 5 34.21 32.15 +1.23 -19.3 BiP PrM N JJP 60.05 45.50 58.23 0 58.23 57.79 -.47 +7.3 BiP Plat N PGM 49.91 28.71 0 37.79 2 39.52 37.24 +.59 -18.5 BiPNickel N JJN 73.92 44.01 0 47.90 17 51.16 47.24 -1.15 -15.8 BiPIndMet N JJM 45.64 34.50 36.03 1 36.84 36.03 -.14 -17.8tBiPGrains N JJG 50.39 39.19 1 39.74 14 40.50 39.19 -.01 -13.9 BiPEngy N JJE 50.46 19.96 1 21.71 3 21.93 20.19 +.71 -53.8 BiPCopp N JJC 45.20 32.02 4 35.50 16 37.07 35.47 -.67 -18.2 BiPCoffee N JO 45.60 30.66 21 33.61 188 34.02 32.70 +.10 -19.5 BiP Alum N JJU 42.87 32.63 33.04 2 33.87 33.04 -.67 -19.3tBiPAg N JJA 46.27 36.13 2 38.27 13 38.70 36.13 +.29 -15.7 iPt MdFut N VXZ 42.11 16.44 19 34.78 97 34.95 31.75 +.81 +95.3 iPt ShFut N VXX 78.84 13.15 20531 41.19 103482 42.07 35.85 -.33 +172.4 IQ UltSh n N ULTR 53.12 47.63 13 48.89 91 50.10 48.84 +.05 -2.4 IQ M Intr N MMIT 26.83 22.05 0 25.29 47 25.46 25.19 -.18 -2.2 IQ M Ins N MMIN 29.98 22.44 4 25.99 79 26.29 25.85 -.28 -1.2 IQ HdgMult N QAI 32.01 26.58 137 29.20 995 29.50 29.12 +.09 -5.2 IQ Hedge N MCRO 27.02 21.76 25.22 5 25.55 25.22 -.01 -5.3 IQ HdgLgS N QLS 23.56 17.29 1 21.21 2 21.69 21.21 +.16 -6.9 IQ US Lg Q CLRG .44e 2.0 27.76 16.23 21.97 11 22.40 21.39 +.83 -18.7 IQ Ch SC N CSML 28.05 13.30 22 19.22 89 20.95 18.43 +.91 -29.7 IQ HdgEv N QED 22.16 17.70 2 20.57 3 20.92 20.57 +.09 -5.0 IQ HiYlVl N HYLV 25.79 20.38 4 23.84 27 24.05 23.72 -.18 -6.2 IQ CorePl N AGGP 21.02 18.68 2 20.00 46 20.39 19.83 +.03 +1.3 IQ CoreBd N AGGE 19.66 18.79 19.63 +.8 IQHdgMNt A QMN .34e 1.3 25.88 IQ GTAA N QGTA 25.69 18.33 21.17 1 21.82 21.17 -.01 -16.4 IQ 50HJpn N HFXJ 22.33 15.44 2 18.52 13 19.56 18.49 -.11 -14.4 IQ 50HgEur N HFXE 21.31 13.80 1 16.56 3 17.45 16.56 +.03 -20.7 IQ 50HIntl N HFXI 22.26 14.67 45 17.47 299 18.31 17.35 -.05 -19.6 IQ RealRtn N CPI 28.52 25.10 0 26.69 26 26.86 26.69 -.00 -4.3 IQUSReSC N ROOF 1.43e 8.7 27.04 12.96 11 16.51 56 18.09 15.78 +.92 -35.8 IQMrgArb N MNA 33.56 26.21 117 31.49 664 31.59 30.89 +.51 -5.2 IQ AustSC N KROO .88e 4.4 19.82 IQ AgriSC N CROP .41e 1.5 33.43 22.66 0 27.83 3 29.16 27.83 +.24 -14.7 IQ GlbRes N GRES .10e .4 27.61 19.54 3 23.60 18 24.62 23.46 +.12 -13.4 IQIYI Q IQ 27.50 14.51 6467 16.36 38027 17.75 16.06 -1.40 -22.5 IQVIA Hldg N IQV 19 169.14 81.79 1205 136.52 8253 147.41 129.90 +7.66 -11.6 IRSA N IRS 10.98 2.77 35 2.92 223 3.37 2.80 +.07 -57.8 IRSA Prop Q IRCP .32e 5.1 22.24 5.81 1 6.25 16 6.75 6.03 -.25 -62.7sIRhythm Q IRTC 108.50 56.24 266 103.29 1436 108.50 97.96 +2.84 +51.7 iRobot Q IRBT 21 105.07 32.79 815 59.40 10087 62.13 52.72 +4.29 +17.3 iSh US Vl n N STLV 25.27 15.63 1 18.78 8 20.07 18.78 +.27 -24.5 iSh US Tc n N TECB 27.64 19.65 4 25.01 24 26.00 24.98 -.20 -3.2siShBd21 n Q IBTA .20 .8 25.50 25.14 15 25.40 20 26.72 25.37 -.02 +1.0 iShBd22 n Q IBTB .21 .8 25.65 25.31 25.61 4 25.64 25.56 +.01 +1.2 iShBd29 n Q IBTJ .16 .6 27.88 25.08 2 26.61 9 26.73 26.56 -.10 +4.4 iShBd28 n Q IBTI .16 .6 28.12 25.23 0 26.56 4 26.65 26.52 -.05 +4.1 iShBd27 n Q ITBH 27.87 25.29 1 26.31 5 26.41 26.25 -.07 +4.0 iShBd26 n Q IBTG .14 .5 28.22 25.18 0 26.17 5 26.25 26.11 -.03 +3.3 iShBd25 n Q IBTF .16 .6 26.32 25.27 1 26.07 4 26.14 26.00 -.01 +2.9 iShBd24 n Q IBTE .16 .6 26.93 25.24 0 25.93 6 25.98 25.88 +.04 +2.6 iShBd23 n Q IBTD .15 .6 27.94 25.27 0 25.71 6 25.75 25.67 +1.4 iShCyber n N IHAK 30.00 20.36 59 27.02 175 28.55 26.83 -.45 +.8 iShEdgMl n N MIDF 29.08 18.23 22.74 7 24.12 22.74 +.67 -20.0siShGeno n N IDNA 33.95 22.32 118 31.02 362 33.95 30.65 -1.77 +3.9 iBdDc26 N N IBMO 26.93 22.84 19 25.78 51 25.93 25.58 -.10 -.7 iSh SlfDr N IDRV 29.14 17.35 5 23.12 37 24.73 23.11 +.19 -15.5 iSh JpVl Q EWJV 27.11 18.38 0 21.03 8 22.18 20.99 +.36 -18.7 iSh JpEq Q EWJE 37.07 25.02 0 30.06 5 31.52 30.06 +.05 -15.9 iShGlGr Q BGRN 1.54 2.9 58.86 51.93 24 53.83 67 54.28 53.62 +.08 +.4 iShSCOp N ESML 29.69 16.65 50 22.03 286 23.77 21.56 +.55 -23.8 iShBrHiY N USHY 41.47 31.58 2136 36.27 8543 37.08 34.10 -.03 -11.8 iSh US Dv N DIVR 32.43 19.52 6 25.12 30 26.49 25.03 +.16 -18.2 iSh iB D27 N IBDS 27.11 20.41 46 25.60 298 25.98 25.35 -.05 -1.6 iShGold N IAU 16.69 12.12 21077 16.22 90466 16.45 16.02 -.28 +11.9 iShGSCI N GSG 16.61 7.50 431 8.48 2637 8.50 7.80 +.13 -47.7 iSAstla N EWA 1.01e 6.2 23.54 12.73 3343 16.19 12273 17.26 16.04 -.22 -28.5 iSAstria N EWO .37e 2.6 21.29 10.35 20 14.16 278 14.57 13.56 +.55 -31.9 iShBelg N EWK .51e 3.4 20.21 11.94 7 15.20 35 15.86 15.04 +.46 -23.9 iShBrazil N EWZ .67e 2.8 48.48 20.14 16593 23.58 112888 26.01 22.64 +1.42 -50.3 iShCanada N EWC .48e 2.0 30.81 17.59 2578 23.74 12443 25.17 23.39 +.33 -20.6 iShEMU N EZU .86e 2.7 42.44 25.32 4210 31.75 20895 33.11 31.32 +.60 -24.3 iSFrance N EWQ .58e 2.4 32.99 19.29 531 24.01 2901 25.04 23.73 +.42 -26.6 iShGerm N EWG .60e 2.6 29.98 17.50 3052 23.07 27147 24.07 22.72 +.56 -21.5 iSh HK N EWH .61e 3.0 27.12 17.92 4692 20.55 23643 21.76 20.49 -.54 -15.5 iSh SKor N EWY .65e 1.3 64.17 38.26 3966 49.84 18387 52.79 49.44 +.02 -19.9 iShMexico N EWW .78e 2.8 48.19 25.03 3326 28.10 18596 30.37 26.84 +1.39 -37.6 iShNeth N EWN .66e 2.4 34.67 21.62 98 27.80 591 28.98 27.61 -17.9 iSPacxJpn N EPP 1.66e 4.7 48.13 28.86 1345 35.26 5660 37.24 35.02 -.47 -23.8 iShSoAfr N EZA 1.02e 3.4 57.50 24.12 378 30.41 2967 33.18 30.07 -.05 -38.0 iShSpain N EWP .99e 4.9 30.13 17.60 407 20.37 2169 21.20 19.85 +.50 -29.6 iSSwedn N EWD .76e 2.8 34.27 21.38 223 26.67 833 28.27 26.37 +.36 -18.9 iShSwitz N EWL .75e 2.1 42.26 29.55 583 36.39 4368 37.84 36.27 -.55 -10.5 iShFrntr100 N FM .30e 1.4 31.35 19.35 132 22.04 661 23.14 21.94 +.19 -27.4 iShGlHiY bt A GHYG 2.09e 4.8 50.09 35.97 25 43.78 56 44.66 43.63 -.34 -12.1 iShxUSH bt A HYXU .92e 2.0 52.13 39.61 8 45.36 14 46.43 45.29 +.41 -12.5 iShEMCBd bt A CEMB 2.28 4.8 52.90 40.67 35 47.68 211 48.12 47.16 +.29 -7.9 iShEMkHY N EMHY 3.98 10.2 48.12 32.81 52 39.15 372 39.65 38.28 +.78 -17.3 iShAsiaPDv N DVYA 2.29e 7.5 45.13 24.71 12 30.34 34 31.96 30.21 +.38 -30.7 iShEmMDv N DVYE 1.83e 6.2 41.99 25.51 469 29.56 1082 31.20 29.48 +.07 -27.2 iShGblSilv N SLVP .29e 2.7 11.73 5.62 184 10.88 906 11.23 10.51 +.10 -3.1 iShGblEnP N FILL .59e 5.1 21.18 7.77 103 11.56 598 12.63 11.24 +.09 -39.0 iShGblAgri N VEGI .55e 2.4 29.11 18.38 1 22.70 19 24.03 22.70 -.17 -21.6 iShMsciWld N URTH 1.57e 1.9 102.28 66.38 345 84.13 1192 88.09 83.76 +.28 -14.8 iShEMAsia Q EEMA 1.23e 2.1 73.71 49.13 17 59.18 81 62.58 59.06 -.95 -16.4 iShEMktSC N EEMS .89e 2.6 46.37 27.11 32 33.81 177 35.66 33.57 +.05 -25.3 iShEMkBd N LEMB .42e 1.1 47.01 34.53 69 37.89 478 38.50 37.06 +.94 -13.7 iShWldMnV N ACWV 1.93e 2.3 99.70 70.06 522 85.01 3023 88.31 84.67 -.84 -11.3 iSEMMnVol N EEMV 1.15e 2.3 60.29 42.10 552 49.28 2872 51.26 49.16 +.10 -16.0 iShJpnSC N SCJ 1.81e 2.9 77.58 49.10 1 61.94 18 64.66 61.70 +.58 -16.6 iShThai N THD 1.88e 3.0 96.63 45.95 71 63.08 488 66.36 62.78 -1.38 -28.0 iShIsrael N EIS .81e 1.7 61.75 36.86 6 48.70 38 51.33 48.47 +.29 -15.1 iShChile N ECH .71e 2.9 43.02 17.55 83 24.65 5316 25.79 23.01 +1.68 -26.1 iShBRIC N BKF .54e 1.5 47.21 31.75 8 36.48 64 38.98 36.48 -.60 -19.5 iShsUSA N EUSA .67e 1.3 66.41 39.38 10 51.38 159 54.56 51.19 +.30 -19.7 iShTurkey Q TUR 1.10e 5.7 29.42 17.72 314 19.32 1156 20.61 19.31 -.64 -28.7 iShSilver N SLV 18.35 10.86 16713 13.92 83014 14.36 13.75 -.29 -16.5 iShS&P100 N OEF 1.92e 1.5 152.58 101.87 527 130.17 2153 134.89 129.78 -.30 -9.7 iShMrnLV N JKF 2.46e 2.6 117.95 75.13 10 93.15 54 98.68 93.15 -.57 -20.5 iShIntTBd Q IGOV 53.98 45.22 181 49.89 599 50.11 49.06 +.79 -.6 iShMrnLG N JKE 1.20e .6 236.13 158.00 54 208.27 246 215.27 207.26 -.01 -.8 iShNewZea Q ENZL 2.01e 4.2 59.09 35.70 17 47.83 132 50.82 47.50 -.75 -17.2 iSh1-3yITB Q ISHG 81.35 73.39 0 77.53 9 77.67 76.82 +.90 -2.2 iShMrnLC N JKD 2.24e 1.4 194.19 122.90 9 158.98 32 166.46 158.98 -.57 -13.8 iShBrazSC N EWZS .40e 3.9 22.44 7.89 42 10.19 634 11.14 9.47 +.89 -52.1 iShIntlPfd N IPFF .96e 8.2 15.72 8.38 9 11.70 64 12.08 11.40 +.36 -24.3 iShSPTUS N ITOT 76.57 48.52 4655 62.97 14081 65.92 62.61 +.17 -13.4 iShSTNtMu N SUB .86 .8 108.21 97.45 119 106.29 1281 106.50 106.06 +.14 -.5 iShAgcyBd N AGZ 1.81 1.5 124.18 112.89 40 120.60 310 120.98 120.37 +.10 +4.3 iShSelDiv Q DVY 3.03e 3.9 107.36 61.89 714 77.92 4686 83.87 77.52 +.08 -26.3 iShGTimb Q WOOD .94e 1.9 67.54 39.55 4 50.14 56 54.42 49.73 +1.06 -25.2 iShTIPS N TIP 1.69e 1.4 123.16 107.37 1911 121.01 9992 122.46 120.62 -1.18 +3.8 iShEurFn Q EUFN .74e 5.8 19.80 10.59 340 12.71 4486 13.64 12.27 +.55 -34.8 iShAsiaexJ Q AAXJ 1.30e 2.1 76.44 52.95 935 61.80 6662 65.35 61.66 -.95 -15.9 iShChinaLC N FXI .87e 2.3 45.29 33.11 54490 37.27 160829 39.80 37.20 -.92 -14.6 iShTransp N IYT 1.70e 1.2 203.89 116.61 212 144.78 1750 155.60 143.64 +.01 -26.0 iShChinaSC N ECNS 1.73e 5.0 45.99 31.27 1 34.92 20 37.06 34.92 -.94 -14.4 iSCorSP500 N IVV 4.38e 1.5 340.63 220.28 6341 283.53 36908 295.84 282.44 -.37 -12.3 iSMornMC N JKG 2.32e 1.4 217.65 126.19 7 166.49 37 177.33 165.50 +1.43 -20.6 iShEMInfr Q EMIF .93e 4.5 32.26 17.06 1 20.60 22 22.00 20.56 +.13 -34.6 iShGClnEn Q ICLN .33e 3.2 14.27 8.08 786 10.39 3183 11.12 10.21 +.20 -11.6 iShUSAgBd N AGG 2.65e 2.1 119.27 105.56 6099 116.87 32606 117.49 116.68 -.49 +4.0 iShEMkts N EEM .59e 1.7 46.32 30.09 56826 35.32 226568 37.50 35.20 -.26 -21.3 iShACWX Q ACWX 1.00e 2.6 50.03 32.40 3705 39.04 15066 41.04 38.87 +.03 -20.5 iShiBoxIG N LQD 3.87 3.0 134.53 104.95 15442 128.34 58451 130.23 127.83 -1.56 +.3 iSh ACWI Q ACWI 1.43e 2.1 81.75 53.31 3468 66.91 43780 70.07 66.67 +.01 -15.6 iSKokusai N TOK 1.60e 2.6 76.43 49.06 3 62.30 13 65.00 62.05 +.16 -15.7 iShCorUSTr N GOVT .33 1.2 28.54 24.99 3978 28.07 60031 28.20 28.03 -.11 +8.2 iSEafeSC Q SCZ 1.51e 3.1 62.85 37.73 2640 48.10 9051 50.03 47.74 +.63 -22.8 iSGblTelcm N IXP 2.31e 4.1 65.10 45.58 21 56.71 151 58.27 55.64 +.73 -7.6 iShEMBd Q EMB 4.55 4.6 117.20 85.00 3528 99.69 20526 100.57 97.57 +1.74 -13.0 iShGblTech N IXN 1.10e .5 232.08 155.91 93 200.33 614 208.39 199.73 -.01 -4.8 iShAaa-ACp N QLTA 1.51e 2.7 57.65 47.79 387 56.19 1337 56.82 56.01 -.41 +2.8 iSMrnMCG N JKH .59e .2 286.61 183.44 20 247.20 123 259.20 245.96 +.01 -6.0 iShIndones N EIDO .35e 2.3 26.68 11.91 406 15.55 3088 16.75 15.19 +.43 -39.4 iSSP500Gr N IVW 2.03e 1.1 211.15 140.84 527 183.70 4893 189.96 182.97 +.20 -5.1 iShNYMun N NYF 58.92 50.39 23 55.64 184 55.81 55.26 -.05 -2.5 iShGblHcr N IXJ 71.09 51.07 472 66.46 1403 69.59 65.97 -1.84 -3.3 iShGnmaBd Q GNMA 1.08 2.1 55.03 48.94 65 51.62 307 51.80 51.36 +.22 +2.8 iShGblFin N IXG 1.28e 2.6 69.57 40.26 31 48.56 257 51.87 48.10 +.98 -29.4 iShUSAQlt N QUAL 1.04e 1.2 105.32 68.20 1630 88.81 10818 92.82 88.44 +.40 -12.1 iSSPGlbEn N IXC 1.01e 5.4 34.02 12.23 1198 18.59 5318 20.42 18.01 +.18 -39.7 iShCalMn N CMF 63.23 53.00 129 60.32 1717 60.45 59.70 +.10 -1.5 iSh CMBS N CMBS 1.00 1.9 56.00 49.03 40 53.95 468 54.05 53.19 +.25 +2.2 iShUSASize N SIZE 1.26e 1.6 101.20 60.20 97 78.64 356 83.46 78.24 +.43 -19.3 iSGblInfra N IGF 1.27e 3.5 49.93 28.19 285 35.86 2199 37.65 35.71 +.10 -25.2 iShNANatR N IGE .85e 4.2 31.76 13.28 683 20.35 2580 21.83 19.34 +.64 -32.4 iSh JPXNik N JPXN 65.43 45.69 7 54.73 27 57.74 54.48 -.06 -14.2 iShUSAVal N VLUE 1.49e 2.2 91.86 54.20 702 67.21 5117 72.47 66.95 +.24 -25.1 iShLatAm N ILF .60e 3.3 35.28 15.54 1367 18.35 14524 19.99 17.39 +1.25 -46.0 iShUSAMo N MTUM .81e .7 137.69 88.83 1657 116.03 5920 120.79 115.41 -1.18 -7.6 iShMrnMCV N JKI 2.72e 2.4 171.05 89.87 8 115.56 56 125.43 114.31 +1.98 -31.5 iShPhilpns N EPHE .20e .9 37.15 19.00 65 23.36 542 24.99 23.27 -.37 -31.9 iSSP500Val N IVE 2.14e 2.1 132.10 81.70 991 103.54 7278 109.60 103.09 -.45 -20.4 iShNMuBd N MUB 2.59 2.3 118.15 100.03 1557 111.57 7799 111.95 111.13 -.27 -2.1 iShUKSC bt A EWUS 1.38e 4.5 44.79 21.63 3 30.61 59 31.79 29.88 +.96 -31.0 iSRTop200V N IWX 1.17e 2.5 59.37 37.65 43 47.25 231 49.84 47.05 -.18 -19.2 iShIntlDev N WPS 1.16e 4.0 40.22 23.31 30 28.74 143 29.67 28.60 +.43 -25.8 iShAsia50 N AIA 1.02e 1.8 69.35 46.01 166 57.50 762 60.79 57.38 -.86 -12.9 iSh20 yrT N TLT 3.05 1.8 179.70 122.85 10208 167.95 49375 170.26 166.44 -2.89 +24.0 iSRTop200G N IWY .82e .9 106.30 71.86 155 93.78 906 96.60 93.13 -.17 -2.9 iSh7-10yTB Q IEF 1.54 1.3 123.41 105.27 8358 121.71 21735 122.26 121.46 -.43 +10.4 iShRTop200 N IWL 1.02e 1.5 79.76 52.77 48 67.60 191 70.17 67.39 -.07 -10.0 iShIntSelDv N IDV 1.51e 6.0 34.12 19.52 1038 23.21 6704 24.32 22.66 +.62 -30.9siSh1-3yTB Q SHY .86 1.0 86.80 83.84 5135 86.60 27619 86.80 86.57 -.03 +2.3 iS Eafe N EFA 1.66e 3.0 70.42 45.73 32088 55.34 185091 57.97 55.11 +.13 -20.3 iShGerSC bt A EWGS .69e 1.4 61.72 35.64 8 47.83 12 49.52 47.71 +.56 -20.9 iShEurRE Q IFEU 1.46e 4.9 42.75 24.38 2 30.06 14 30.76 29.61 +.58 -27.7 iSRusMCV N IWS 1.59e 2.3 96.96 53.42 1052 70.02 4687 75.30 69.60 +.86 -26.1 iShCrLTBd N ILTB 2.54 3.5 78.23 61.05 48 73.27 161 74.43 72.50 -1.02 +7.6 iSRusMCG N IWP 1.02e .7 163.69 101.93 334 136.75 2075 144.15 135.89 +.06 -10.4 iShIntlRE Q IFGL 1.48e 6.7 30.98 17.75 63 22.00 569 22.85 21.96 +.21 -27.2 iShEuroSC Q IEUS 1.08e 2.6 56.30 31.74 11 41.73 80 43.21 41.10 +.83 -25.2 iShNorC bt A ENOR .58e 3.4 25.66 12.73 14 16.98 45 17.64 16.47 +.61 -32.5 iShRsMd N IWR 62.15 36.03 2487 47.82 13830 50.89 47.49 +.43 -19.8 iShMrnSC N JKJ 1.78e 1.3 194.49 103.24 4 136.84 22 149.68 132.95 +4.26 -27.5 iShIreland N EIRL .55e 1.6 46.89 25.38 6 33.97 41 35.12 33.02 +1.14 -26.8 iSCorSPMid N IJH 1.89e 1.2 210.86 117.87 2421 158.66 10458 170.69 155.92 +4.15 -22.9 LgTrmBd N IGLB 2.67 4.0 72.34 52.06 308 66.31 1119 67.86 65.91 -1.39 -.5 iShiBxHYB N HYG 5.09 6.5 88.53 67.52 31763 78.68 145714 80.56 78.45 +.36 -10.5 iShFinlC bt A EFNL .51e 1.6 39.93 24.67 7 32.43 22 33.26 31.18 +1.14 -14.9 iShSft N IGV .12e .1 267.70 176.23 787 233.41 3952 243.21 230.77 +1.10 +.2 iShCorUS N FTY 58.12 31.37 271 40.98 1073 43.77 40.15 +1.09 -24.9 iShDenC bt A EDEN .81e 1.2 72.80 51.08 28 64.87 47 65.90 64.67 +.60 -5.8 iShs SOX Q SOXX 1.55e .7 269.36 167.79 2011 223.58 7666 244.63 222.50 -7.15 -11.0 iShIndia50 Q INDY .15e .5 39.53 21.97 153 27.76 669 29.30 27.35 +.59 -28.1 iShNetw N IGN .25e .5 59.76 37.29 7 47.89 30 51.70 47.76 -.82 -13.3 iShNATch N IGM .73e .3 271.09 183.27 68 238.26 257 247.59 235.59 +.60 -1.6siShNsdBio Q IBB 128.95 92.15 2446 120.90 13032 128.95 119.65 -5.28 +.3 iShResRE N REZ 2.01e 3.6 82.19 44.34 43 56.50 320 60.03 55.82 +.94 -25.0 iShC&SRE N ICF 2.97e 3.1 126.00 73.55 172 96.37 812 101.90 95.67 +.38 -17.6 iShKLDSoc N DSI 1.11e 1.0 128.15 82.98 74 107.22 401 111.83 106.76 +.46 -10.7 iShGbl100 N IOO 56.67 38.23 531 48.36 1027 50.15 48.20 -.26 -10.3 iShConsSv N IYC 1.50e .8 239.34 150.00 33 199.06 180 208.64 198.18 +.80 -12.8 iShMBS Q MBB 2.62 2.4 111.10 104.79 1576 110.83 5710 111.10 110.31 +.38 +2.6 iShGvCrBd N GBF 2.86 2.3 126.77 111.36 3 123.13 39 126.00 123.06 -1.17 +4.6 iShIndia bt A INDA .24e .9 36.46 20.48 5323 26.22 28549 27.76 26.00 +.46 -25.4 iSR1KVal N IWD 2.41e 2.3 138.88 84.11 2339 107.01 12219 113.66 106.60 +.13 -21.6 iSMrnSCG N JKK .87e .5 226.71 133.27 5 184.93 31 198.60 183.34 +.08 -12.7 iShPoland N EPOL .42e 2.9 23.99 12.11 176 14.49 1020 15.14 14.43 -.16 -31.3 iSMCGth N IJK 1.88e 1.0 248.43 145.46 114 197.32 530 211.28 195.10 +3.63 -17.1 iShIntGvC N GVI 1.99 1.7 117.74 103.14 35 116.19 712 117.19 115.98 -.08 +3.1 iSR1KGr N IWF 1.45e .9 192.75 128.23 1401 168.25 13263 174.00 167.63 -.10 -4.4 iSIndiaSC bt A SMIN .10e .4 40.42 20.74 58 24.83 437 26.83 24.71 +.11 -30.9 Continued from previous page NYSE, NYSE American and Nasdaq Exchanges Continued on next page Exch. 52-week Vol Friday Vol Weekly YTD Name Market Symbol Div Yield PE High Low 1000s Last 1000s High Low Chg % Chg Exch. 52-week Vol Friday Vol Weekly YTD Name Market Symbol Div Yield PE High Low 1000s Last 1000s High Low Chg % Chg MONEY & MARKET$Page 10 www.sunnewspapers.net The Sun/Saturday, May 2, 2020 

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iShBrUSIn Q USIG 1.89 3.3 61.04 49.15 512 57.87 4707 58.61 57.69 -.45 -.7 iSRus1K N IWB 2.36e 1.5 188.47 120.20 554 155.87 4960 162.80 155.11 +.09 -12.6 iSR2KVal N IWN 1.98e 2.2 130.16 69.27 1325 88.56 7573 97.24 85.84 +3.43 -31.1 iShIntTr Q IGIB 1.91 3.3 60.43 50.11 2127 57.46 9586 58.01 57.29 -.22 -.9 iShShrtT Q IGSB 1.44 2.7 55.00 47.21 2535 53.50 14866 53.71 53.36 -.05 -.2 iSR2KGr N IWO 1.36e .8 226.23 129.54 609 175.58 2941 191.08 173.05 +1.27 -18.0 iSh10-20TB N TLH 2.99 1.8 175.92 134.94 102 168.65 564 170.24 167.93 -1.35 +17.4 iShFltRtB N FLOT .32 .6 51.10 42.84 674 49.88 9087 50.00 49.85 +.01 -2.0 iShR2K N IWM 1.77e 1.4 170.56 95.69 42295 125.14 222450 136.85 123.29 +2.73 -24.5 iSh3-7yTrB Q IEI 1.50 1.1 133.68 122.31 1344 133.22 5309 133.57 129.11 -.14 +5.9 iShCorHiDv N HDV 2.90e 3.7 98.49 61.04 521 79.14 2807 83.91 78.85 -.45 -19.3 iSCorUSVal s Q IUSV 1.16e 2.3 63.93 39.21 2127 49.83 5801 52.75 49.57 -.09 -20.9 iSCorUSGr s Q IUSG .72e 1.1 73.54 48.55 973 63.70 3856 65.91 63.38 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+1.25 +15.1 Imax Corp N IMAX 25.75 6.01 1324 11.61 7148 12.90 10.63 +.97 -43.2 Immersn h Q IMMR 10.74 4.23 230 6.87 1488 7.13 6.52 +.36 -7.5 ImmuCell Q ICCC 28 8.13 3.70 9 4.56 37 4.74 4.45 -.13 -11.6 ImunoGn Q IMGN 7.07 1.76 3262 3.75 13593 4.20 3.56 -.31 -26.5sImunmd Q IMMU 31.56 8.80 6927 30.38 37306 31.56 27.32 +1.94 +43.6 Immunovnt Q IMVT 19.61 8.34 64 18.59 775 19.25 17.78 -.42 +17.1 Immunov un Q IMVTU 26.49 10.19 23.00 -6.1 Immuron Q IMRN 7.25 1.55 6 2.41 37 3.04 2.17 -.41 -33.6 Immurn wt Q IMRNW 1.40 Immutep Q IMMP 3.10 .53 188 .96 2063 1.30 .93 -.17 -46.4 ImpacMtg A IMH 8.03 1.59 68 1.89 237 2.13 1.75 +.14 -64.1 ImpaxLabs Q IPXL 18.30 ImpOil g A IMO .66 4.3 6 29.38 7.04 1556 15.47 6854 16.59 12.76 +2.33 -41.6 Impinj Q PI 40.24 11.47 330 21.63 3179 25.24 20.24 +1.04 -16.4 InMode n Q INMD 19 58.76 13.06 1115 24.10 6068 28.54 22.95 +1.60 -38.5tIncOpR A IOR 21 15.00 8.32 2 9.52 7 9.84 8.32 -.48 -27.9sIncyte Q INCY 61 104.81 62.48 1279 97.30 9521 104.81 95.03 -6.18 +11.4 IndepHld N IHC .44f 1.6 12 43.60 22.00 35 27.76 201 28.34 25.65 +2.42 -34.0 IndepRT N IRT .78a 7.9 20 16.85 6.86 736 9.86 3855 10.53 9.33 +.60 -30.0 IndBkMA Q INDB 1.76 2.5 16 87.11 50.45 167 70.29 1053 78.29 67.71 +3.36 -15.6 IndBkMI Q IBCP .80 5.3 1 23.93 9.19 95 14.98 546 16.50 13.55 +1.61 -33.9 IndepBkTX Q IBTX 1.00 3.3 7 63.16 20.35 1217 29.95 7303 31.95 26.09 +3.33 -46.0 IndiaFd N IFN 1.70e 22.14 11.13 147 14.08 747 14.79 13.97 +.14 -30.1 IndiaGlC A IGC 2.44 .26 410 .52 13659 .75 .48 +.02 -17.5 IndoTel N TLK .67 31.48 16.06 330 21.11 1843 22.78 20.05 +1.42 -25.9 IndLogis Q ILPT 1.32 7.5 17 24.18 12.95 340 17.53 2338 18.93 16.85 +.81 -21.8 IndBach N IBA .87e 2.5 57.00 28.04 4 34.77 42 35.96 31.75 +3.00 -33.1 Infinera Q INFN 8.35 2.80 4723 5.66 12668 6.52 5.65 -.42 -28.7 InfinityPh Q INFI 1.80 .60 126 .99 457 1.15 .88 -.07 +3.0 InaRx Q IFRX 6 50.88 2.17 1410 6.99 8121 7.37 5.41 +1.15 +76.5 InfoSvcs Q III .20f 8.2 3 3.76 1.61 55 2.43 395 2.56 2.31 +.03 -4.0 Infosys N INFY 18 12.08 6.76 5864 9.06 54963 9.51 8.69 +.30 -12.2 InfrEnAlt Q IEA 5.10 1.64 40 1.90 148 2.20 1.85 +.10 -41.0 InfuSystem A INFU 13.25 4.15 27 12.08 276 12.38 10.54 +.69 +41.6 IngerRand N IR 22 38.88 17.01 1506 28.13 12454 30.48 27.61 +.31 -23.3 Ingevity N NGVT 116.44 24.92 792 47.88 4558 53.57 39.33 +8.91 -45.2 InglesMk h Q IMKTA .66 1.8 16 49.14 26.69 127 37.61 697 41.76 36.99 -2.08 -20.8 Ingredion N INGR 2.52 3.2 14 99.51 59.11 730 79.84 3718 85.68 78.76 -.73 -14.1 InnerWkgs Q INWK 5.81 .87 207 1.66 2096 2.19 1.08 +.57 -69.9 Innodata Q INOD 1.41 .75 5 1.03 65 1.06 .97 +.03 -9.6 Innospec Q IOSP 1.04f 1.5 16 107.85 56.71 136 71.25 537 78.70 68.73 +2.13 -31.1 InnovBio Q INNT 2.40 .37 1527 .56 3317 .76 .55 -.04 +.5 MnstD wt h Q MSDIW .05 InnAlphG n N INAG 28.55 25.72 28.54 InnTrWar n N IWAR 28.74 25.82 28.71 RoundBit n N NERD 16.79 11.91 17 15.75 81 16.71 15.68 -.20 -1.9 InnovInd N IIPR 4.00 5.3 139.53 40.21 369 75.13 1563 80.95 72.70 +.99 -1.0 InnoInd pfA N IIPRpA 34.04 23.00 0 28.65 7 29.00 27.84 +1.80 -3.7 InnovSolu Q ISSC 45 7.11 1.20 16 4.06 74 4.31 3.73 +.31 -30.5 InSPX Pw n N PFEB 25.12 19.47 6 22.79 35 23.47 22.73 -.10 -8.7 InnSPX Ul n N UFEB 25.01 20.87 85 23.43 129 23.88 23.30 -.04 -5.6 InSPX Bu n N BFEB 25.42 17.00 0 22.29 16 23.05 22.29 -.04 -11.3 Innv RUT n N KOCT 25.62 18.20 6 22.07 52 23.19 21.99 +.25 -12.7 Innv OEX n N NOCT 33.04 27.93 12 32.12 44 32.58 32.07 -.04 -.7 InnSPX U n N USEP 25.62 22.10 40 24.42 55 24.80 24.37 -.05 -3.7 InSPX P n N PSEP 26.12 20.98 197 24.48 383 25.04 24.48 +.02 -4.9 InnBuff n N BSEP 26.53 20.34 0 23.82 27 24.60 23.82 +.20 -8.1 InnUltBfr n N UAUG 26.25 22.15 7 24.62 25 25.45 24.62 -.04 -4.7 InnPwBfr n N PAUG 26.20 20.88 4 24.37 91 25.01 24.37 -.00 -5.4 InnBuffr n N BAUG 27.28 19.73 0 24.35 55 25.27 24.35 +.01 -8.3 InnvBuf N BOCT 26.96 19.89 22 24.06 149 24.83 23.97 -.01 -8.2 InnvPwB N POCT 25.63 20.53 36 23.86 298 24.41 23.73 +.06 -5.3 InnvUltB N UOCT 25.39 21.25 6 24.05 121 24.51 23.80 +.08 -3.6 Innoviva Q INVA 1.00 7.4 9 15.35 7.58 596 13.45 3632 14.83 13.25 +.15 -5.0tInnsuites A IHT .02 2.3 1.98 .67 5 .88 135 1.03 .67 -.14 -42.5 Inogen Q INGN 36 95.59 31.21 456 51.54 2160 54.43 48.69 +2.06 -24.6 Inovalon Q INOV .12p 22.99 13.01 898 16.32 4116 18.92 15.92 -1.06 -13.3 InovioPhm Q INO 19.36 1.92 44937 10.28 299308 16.50 9.53 -4.31 +211.5sInphi N IPHI 102.10 39.34 1597 92.64 7007 102.10 92.07 -6.11 +25.2 Inpixon rs Q INPX 42.71 1.04 3013 1.12 23084 1.24 1.10 -.03 -77.2sInseegoCp Q INSG 15.15 3.61 6640 10.72 32728 15.15 10.18 -2.11 +46.2 InsightEnt Q NSIT 12 73.22 28.25 292 52.95 1719 57.10 49.86 +3.03 -24.7 InsightS N INSI .80 4.3 22.83 15.75 29 18.61 144 19.89 18.42 -.43 -7.1 Insignia s Q ISIG .70e 6 1.34 .60 6 .72 32 .74 .66 +.04 -1.4 Insmed Q INSM 34.94 12.09 1776 22.42 7442 23.89 20.70 +1.28 -6.1 Insperity N NSP 1.60f 3.4 15 144.92 22.59 619 47.08 2830 51.51 40.77 +6.70 -45.3 InsprMed N INSP 95.00 40.53 281 68.07 1702 79.33 65.25 -4.29 -8.3 InspMD wt A NSPR.WS .05 InspMD wtB A NSPR.WSB .02 InspEnt Q INSE 9.70 1.87 306 2.98 2886 3.30 2.55 +.48 -55.9 InstlldBPd N IBP 25 80.25 29.02 246 46.66 1874 54.05 40.09 +6.34 -32.2 Insteel Q IIIN .12 .7 20 26.61 10.00 119 17.35 727 19.23 16.46 +1.02 -19.3 Insulet Q PODD 219.85 83.81 317 194.89 2661 206.86 190.69 -8.94 +13.8 InsurAcA n Q INSU 10.61 9.52 2 10.07 500 10.10 10.07 +.7 InsurAc un Q INSUU 10.99 10.00 10.39 -2.0 IntecPh h Q NTEC 6.45 .13 1028 .24 9050 .28 .23 -.00 -51.2 IntegerHl N ITGR 99.95 46.01 179 71.97 1251 80.41 69.24 +2.81 -10.5 IntegLfSc Q IART 53 65.09 34.21 502 50.81 2523 51.70 48.64 +2.67 -12.8 IntegMed Q IMTE 13.82 2.60 5 3.12 62 3.86 3.11 -.33 -66.0 Intel Q INTC 1.32 2.3 20 69.29 42.86 21183 57.47 139372 62.03 57.31 -1.79 -4.0 Intellia Q NTLA 19.00 9.18 610 12.62 3230 15.58 12.32 -1.96 -14.0 Intellichk Q IDN 10.54 1.91 257 6.08 1648 6.45 4.82 +1.16 -18.8 IntellgSys A INS 56.24 23.26 56 31.72 318 35.84 30.55 -2.32 -20.6 Intelsat N I 27.29 .90 6361 1.29 36969 1.54 1.08 +.14 -81.7 IntParfum Q IPAR 1.32 3.1 23 81.40 34.20 189 42.55 1087 47.62 41.21 -.92 -41.5 IntrPriv un N IPV.U 9.90 9.15 9.79 400 -.6 IntrBrkr Q IBKR .40 1.0 38 58.50 33.70 546 41.03 4792 42.04 38.26 +2.41 -12.0 InterceptP Q ICPT 125.00 47.57 552 77.00 3042 89.00 74.85 -6.50 -37.9 IntcntlExc N ICE 1.20 1.4 21 101.93 63.51 3026 88.67 13947 94.20 88.12 -.25 -4.2 IntCtlHtl N IHG 71.02 25.39 327 43.99 2146 50.35 42.93 +2.08 -35.9 InterDig Q IDCC 1.40 2.5 60 72.66 31.04 320 55.41 2753 62.66 48.79 +6.94 +1.7 Interface Q TILE .26 2.9 13 17.68 5.06 714 9.02 2811 10.12 8.18 +.88 -45.6 Intergroup Q INTG 38.60 23.85 30.95 3 30.95 27.50 +2.16 -17.4 IntlBcsh Q IBOC 1.10 3.9 9 44.00 15.60 241 28.11 1324 32.00 27.29 +1.13 -34.7 IBM N IBM 6.52f 5.4 13 158.75 90.56 4914 121.87 27295 129.31 121.39 -2.85 -9.1 IntFlav N IFF 3.00 2.4 35 152.95 92.14 568 126.63 3812 135.89 125.00 +.14 -1.9 IntlGmeT N IGT .80 11.3 16.25 3.59 1984 7.10 14391 8.19 6.80 +.26 -52.6 IntlGnIns Q IGIC 11.52 5.48 10 6.88 69 8.23 6.21 +.03 -34.5 IntlMonExp Q IMXI 16.10 6.46 1048 10.00 1759 11.38 7.45 +2.43 -16.9 IntPap N IP 2.05 6.0 11 47.64 26.38 2736 33.91 24538 37.35 31.30 +2.78 -26.4 IntlSeaw N INSW .06p 31.39 14.89 564 23.93 3855 29.30 23.52 -2.19 -19.6 IntTower g A THM .72 .33 487 .48 1523 .51 .45 -.03 -12.0 IntrpDia rs Q IDXG 1 11.00 3.81 68 5.15 533 6.44 5.11 +.15 +3.0 Interpublic N IPG 1.02f 6.2 10 25.20 11.63 4163 16.43 29210 18.50 14.77 +1.69 -28.9 IntersENT Q XENT 34.28 5.97 739 11.13 3912 12.28 10.72 +.43 -55.3 IntstP pfD Q IPLDP 1.27 5.0 26.44 19.55 9 25.60 69 25.70 25.15 +.31 -.2 inTestCorp A INTT 6 7.02 2.08 63 3.21 254 3.53 2.91 +.25 -46.1 Intevac Q IVAC 16 7.68 3.17 56 5.29 507 5.63 4.87 +.01 -25.1 IntraCellu Q ITCI 43.56 6.75 708 16.76 2944 19.53 16.14 -.99 -51.2 IntPotash N IPI 3.87 .60 1101 1.00 5341 1.06 .87 +.13 -63.1 IntriCon Q IIN 18 28.31 9.84 56 13.00 352 14.34 10.81 +2.22 -27.8 Intuit Q INTU 2.12 .8 42 306.89 187.68 1191 261.13 6402 276.98 259.75 -2.53 -.3 IntSurg Q ISRG 67 619.00 360.50 680 498.86 3357 526.17 492.00 -16.07 -15.6 Inuvo A INUV 1.75 .09 306 .24 3354 .26 .22 +.02 -17.9 Invacare N IVC .05 .7 11.63 3.90 378 7.14 1642 8.17 6.92 -.19 -20.8 Invesco24 N IHTA 12.30 6.00 62 6.05 342 6.50 6.05 -.23 -42.0 InvHiIn23 N IHIT 10.91 6.67 103 7.34 665 7.62 7.24 -.20 -30.4 InvAdvMu2 A VKI .78 7.8 11.72 7.63 111 9.98 740 9.98 9.73 -.02 -10.7 InBLDR Em Q ADRE .76e 2.2 46.11 28.52 7 34.83 33 37.17 34.78 -.25 -21.1 Inv Bond N VBF .83a 4.5 21.06 15.24 39 18.34 211 18.77 18.34 -.33 -11.8 InvB 29 n Q BSMT 26.04 21.78 24.14 1 24.29 24.14 -.07 -3.0 InvB 27 n Q BSMR 25.89 22.36 23.82 1 23.85 23.82 -.54 -4.5 InvB 26 n Q BSMQ 26.08 22.55 24.06 3 24.34 24.06 -.51 -3.7 InvB 25 n Q BSMP 25.91 22.87 1 24.70 52 24.88 24.55 -.20 -1.6 InvB 24 n Q BSMO 25.61 23.00 0 24.67 55 24.75 24.63 +.05 -1.8 InvB 23 n Q BSMN 25.55 23.45 24.80 7 24.96 24.69 -1.3 InvB 22 n Q BSMM 25.43 23.79 1 24.91 11 25.02 24.78 -.01 -.7 InvB 21 n Q BSML 25.33 24.41 25.05 11 25.17 24.93 -.01 -.3 InvCAVal N VCV .79 7.1 13.55 8.83 61 11.22 622 11.23 10.86 +.22 -12.5 InvCrOpp N VTA .90 11.0 11.73 5.92 259 8.18 1205 8.42 8.12 -.05 -27.9 In SCMatII Q PSCM .41e 1.2 49.00 25.76 0 32.86 14 36.11 31.74 +1.51 -31.3 InSC UtilII Q PSCU 1.21e 2.6 57.21 39.63 2 46.44 15 50.51 46.41 -1.59 -11.8 InOpYCmd Q PDBC 16.91 11.08 5143 11.40 13780 11.56 11.15 +.03 -31.2 PwShBio N PBE .57e 1.2 46.54 InvGDrChi Q PGJ .20e .5 45.94 30.00 50 38.18 103 41.09 38.00 -1.52 -8.2 InvDivAch Q PFM .50e 1.9 31.76 20.86 37 26.65 213 27.92 26.56 -.23 -13.2 InvHiYlDv Q PEY .68 5.0 19.34 10.97 223 13.64 1071 14.73 13.56 -.05 -28.2 InvIntlDiv Q PID .65e 5.6 17.59 9.35 173 11.56 866 12.68 11.55 -.18 -32.3 PwSLgCV N PWV .69e 1.9 36.63 PwSMidGr N PXMG .19e .4 49.35 InvMidVal N XMVM .64e 2.6 36.05 17.03 10 24.71 52 26.77 23.91 +.91 -29.9 PS Retail N PMR .34e .9 37.23 InvSC Mom N XSMO .08e .3 43.65 24.13 21 31.30 176 34.23 30.83 +.81 -20.6 InvSCValM N XSVM .60e 2.7 34.64 16.74 35 22.01 103 23.97 20.58 +1.49 -35.0 InvUtils Q PUI .63e 2.1 37.71 23.25 6 29.37 41 31.66 29.27 -1.24 -14.4 InvWtrRs Q PHO .18e .5 41.23 26.19 53 33.52 310 35.87 33.43 +.04 -13.2 PSFinPf N PGF 1.11 5.9 18.77 InvBuybk Q PKW .52e 1.0 70.70 39.13 46 52.71 421 55.91 52.36 +.54 -23.6 Inv GARP N SPGP 65.06 36.96 34 49.59 226 53.03 49.04 +.75 -21.4 InvSP100Eq N EQWL .80e 1.5 63.69 40.42 0 51.88 9 54.72 51.88 -.11 -15.9 InvMidMo N XMMO 65.52 39.36 110 52.61 851 55.84 52.11 +.32 -14.0 InvMidQ N XMHQ 55.71 33.64 1 45.91 8 49.05 45.91 +.83 -14.5 InvNasIntn Q PNQI 157.84 108.12 23 142.05 159 147.89 140.79 -1.66 +.4 InvSmMid Q PRFZ 1.30e 1.3 139.30 76.37 76 98.91 576 107.27 95.71 +3.96 -27.6 InvBasMat Q PYZ .61e 1.3 63.15 34.23 0 47.57 10 49.44 45.25 +2.16 -24.4 Inv CnsCyc Q PEZ .30e .7 57.84 27.77 4 40.86 22 42.89 40.61 +.06 -25.8 InvTechM Q PTF .26e .3 88.90 36.25 16 74.39 109 78.22 74.03 -1.56 -3.7 InvDWA M Q PDP .11e .2 70.63 44.95 950 59.35 1444 61.70 59.07 -.38 -7.8 InvInds Q PRN .19e .3 74.32 46.67 4 60.22 17 63.35 59.81 +.97 -11.8sInvHlthcr Q PTH 104.60 69.41 46 97.15 387 104.60 95.53 -3.37 +1.5 Inv Fincl Q PFI .14e .4 42.65 23.35 2 31.17 40 32.75 31.16 +.33 -19.4 InvEngy Q PXI .69e 4.9 32.55 9.00 10 13.94 178 15.43 13.13 +.71 -50.4 InvCnsStp Q PSL .67e 1.1 76.25 45.81 10 60.35 32 62.31 60.03 -.53 -18.5 In1-30TrII Q PLW .72 1.8 41.55 32.31 530 39.82 960 40.07 39.63 -.31 +15.5 InSC InfoII Q PSCT .08e .1 100.79 50.00 6 78.03 53 85.90 77.50 +.29 -18.7 InSC Ind II Q PSCI .40e .8 74.24 40.03 3 50.50 40 55.35 49.48 +2.04 -29.6 InSC HCrII Q PSCH 138.32 83.54 9 112.04 127 120.73 110.55 -.66 -13.3 InSC FinII Q PSCF .97e 2.4 58.09 29.46 3 36.81 20 40.64 34.96 +2.17 -34.9 InSC EgyII Q PSCE .14e 4.6 11.05 2.00 110 3.04 799 3.40 2.65 +.17 -59.2 InSC CnS II Q PSCC 1.34e 2.0 80.82 55.25 67.95 11 70.61 66.80 +2.06 -14.7 InSC CnDsII Q PSCD .35e .8 65.60 29.16 4 43.65 13 48.29 40.88 +3.45 -31.5 PS Dv exNA N PBDM 26.09 PS Rs1000 N USEQ 27.66 PSBldABd N BAB 1.31 4.0 32.65 PS USA Pt N PBUS 33.95 22.18 0 28.15 11 29.60 28.15 -.18 -12.2 PS Rs1KLB Q USLB 32.66 PS LowVol N XRLV .46 1.2 38.23 InKBWRg II Q KBWR .79e 2.2 55.11 26.64 6 35.15 82 38.95 33.20 +2.48 -34.9 InP&CInsII Q KBWP .69e 1.3 76.48 44.46 6 50.35 62 55.62 50.29 -1.45 -29.5 InKbwReit Q KBWY 1.55 8.9 32.28 13.50 92 17.48 434 19.96 16.33 +1.28 -44.0 InKbwHiD II Q KBWD 1.48 12.1 22.95 8.95 121 12.19 729 13.20 11.71 +.53 -44.4 In KBWBkII Q KBWB .58e 1.6 59.14 28.38 728 36.57 2175 40.24 35.81 +1.09 -37.2 InIntByb II Q IPKW .29e 1.2 34.36 19.73 13 25.18 80 26.50 25.07 +.22 -25.5 InGlbWtII Q PIO .34e 1.3 32.45 20.56 26 26.23 280 27.30 26.13 +.32 -15.1 PS IntLwV N IDLV 1.11e 3.3 33.81 In IntlLB II Q IDLB 28.92 18.34 246 23.07 288 24.07 23.07 -.05 -19.2 In SmCMoII Q DWAS .07e .2 59.63 32.00 11 44.56 114 48.07 43.99 -.33 -21.9 InEmMomII Q PIE .12e .8 20.03 11.78 76 15.45 252 16.32 15.36 +.01 -19.3 InDevMoII Q PIZ .26e 1.1 30.11 18.78 194 24.01 339 25.04 23.94 -.29 -16.6 InvHiInc2 N VLT 1.24 11.6 14.93 8.09 10 10.72 157 11.25 10.62 -.01 -24.9 Invsco iim N IIM .84 6.1 16.01 10.56 179 13.75 956 13.75 13.25 -.03 -10.2 Invesco N IVZ .62m 7.8 3 22.13 7.20 8254 7.99 44990 8.99 7.71 +.19 -55.6 InvMtgCap N IVR 2.00f 70.2 1 18.30 1.82 9686 2.85 80853 3.58 2.59 +.19 -82.9 InvMtg pfA N IVRpA 1.94 12.4 27.62 4.25 32 15.70 399 17.23 13.66 +2.41 -39.4 InvMtg pfB N IVRpB 1.94 12.7 28.50 3.85 18 15.31 300 17.00 12.87 +2.71 -43.1 InvMtg pfC N IVRpC 1.88 12.5 27.72 4.00 46 15.00 603 16.10 13.09 +2.24 -43.6 Invsco oia N OIA .39 6.0 8.23 5.45 51 6.56 528 6.62 6.40 +.06 -16.9 InvMuOpTr N VMO .88 7.8 13.03 8.61 211 11.35 888 11.35 10.94 +.17 -8.2 InvMuniTr N VKQ .82 7.3 13.07 9.08 131 11.19 764 11.27 10.89 -.14 -9.5 InvPAVal N VPV .79 6.9 13.95 9.15 28 11.47 244 11.58 11.26 -.11 -13.0 Inv QQQ Q QQQ 1.16e .5 237.47 164.93 48702 212.74 233981 220.04 211.21 -1.10 +.1 Invsco iqi N IQI .76 6.6 13.10 9.00 97 11.43 643 11.43 11.11 +.08 -9.1 InvSrInco N VVR .31 9.6 4.44 1.90 2218 3.25 4376 3.37 3.21 -.06 -24.2 InvTrIG N VGM .88 7.6 13.46 8.62 77 11.58 678 11.64 11.23 -.01 -9.9 InvTrNY N VTN .85 7.3 14.00 9.26 49 11.58 280 11.63 11.38 -.06 -14.9 Investar Q ISTR .22e 1.8 10 26.46 8.49 21 12.01 186 15.00 11.37 +.21 -50.0 InvstCrd Q ICMB 1.00 22.9 4 7.70 1.38 15 4.36 295 4.99 4.15 -.40 -34.9 InvestBncp Q ISBC .48 5.4 13 12.74 6.31 1917 8.94 10860 9.97 8.39 +.67 -25.0 InvRlE pfC N IRETpC 1.66 6.6 27.42 18.45 2 25.04 20 26.02 24.90 -1.24 -4.6 InvRlEst N IRET 2.80 4.7 6 85.24 43.58 80 59.73 413 65.55 55.26 +4.24 -17.6 InvTitl Q ITIC 1.76f 1.4 11 182.52 96.45 19 129.30 71 142.94 121.70 +11.71 -18.8 Invitae N NVTA 28.75 7.42 2449 15.40 11696 18.55 15.02 -1.04 -4.5 InvitHm N INVH .60f 2.6 32.70 15.64 2049 22.87 15143 24.13 21.79 +1.09 -23.7 InVivoTh rs Q NVIV 44.40 1.09 1214 1.46 4385 1.59 1.35 +.07 -78.3 IonisPhm Q IONS 75.14 39.32 631 55.32 4858 59.60 53.80 -2.83 -8.4 IovanceTh Q IOVA 39.00 10.15 2035 32.00 10174 38.96 30.47 -4.91 +15.6 iPBetaCmd N BCM 29.66 19.82 0 22.42 6 22.47 21.99 -.07 -23.0 iPBetaCoff N CAFE 10.48 iPBetaCopp N CUPM 33.56 iPLgExR1K Q ROLA 147.93 iPBetaCrOil N OLEM 19.75 7.17 19 8.12 91 8.68 7.33 +.01 -57.3 iPBetaIMet N HEVY 32.29 iP 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24.98 +.07 -2.0 iSh2021Mu N IBMJ .07e 26.00 21.22 65 25.83 197 25.84 25.62 +.06 +.3 iShRussia N ERUS 45.27 22.00 101 30.21 848 32.27 30.02 -.33 -29.2 iSCHeafe N HEFA .89e 31.45 20.54 2246 25.00 6609 26.30 24.91 -.20 -18.1 iShCHMex N HEWW 1.41p 17.54 12.26 0 13.38 4 13.92 12.99 +.42 -16.7 iShH10yCBd N CLYH .31e 25.38 14.55 15 21.36 57 21.80 21.23 -.28 -15.7 iShCHSpain N HEWP .31p 23.45 13.95 16.40 1 16.78 16.15 +.50 -25.9 iShHEmBd N EMBH .30e 25.35 17.70 20.09 1 20.11 19.74 +.42 -20.3 iShCHItaly N HEWI .55p 19.82 11.30 13.34 3 14.01 13.34 +.17 -27.4 iShShMMu N MEAR .27e 50.35 46.39 129 49.87 905 50.01 49.63 +.08 -.5 iSCHEafSC N HSCZ .19p 31.42 20.11 8 24.60 76 25.60 24.56 +.23 -20.0 iShCHAcxUs N HAWX 1.38e 4.5 28.95 19.57 18 23.31 58 24.52 23.29 -.19 -17.1 iShGbMM N PICK 31.34 16.01 37 20.40 396 22.09 20.32 +.03 -31.4 iShCmdSel Q COMT 1.89e 8.6 33.34 21.25 45 21.92 203 22.25 21.50 +.15 -33.4 iShGblGld rs Q RING 29.40 14.01 126 27.95 1618 29.10 26.50 -.77 +16.1 iShTrFRBd N TFLO .07e .1 50.39 50.11 83 50.29 853 50.32 50.29 -.01 +.1 iShCH UK N HEWU .24p 24.97 16.27 1 18.76 67 20.00 18.70 -.13 -22.8 iSh ESG N ESGE 37.09 23.58 954 28.46 4917 30.10 28.33 -.19 -20.8 iShCHSwitz N HEWL 1.43e 2.2 32.86 22.55 0 27.74 1 28.96 27.74 -.77 -10.5 iShLqdty bt A ICSH .25e .5 50.60 47.91 1053 50.30 3446 50.38 50.26 +.01 -.1 iShCHJpn N HEWJ .74e .6 34.20 22.01 404 27.86 826 29.36 27.85 -.25 -15.5 iShCHSoK N HEWY .48p 26.70 14.84 0 18.47 10 19.42 18.47 -.15 -14.3 iShFacEmg N EMGF .13p 46.68 30.30 83 36.15 486 38.18 35.98 +.05 -20.6 iSh iBd26 N IBDR 26.76 22.17 98 25.45 564 25.69 25.34 -.05 -.5 iSiBd12-18 N IBDH .30 1.2 25.19 iSiBd12-20 N IBDL .62e 2.5 25.41 23.72 248 25.23 1177 25.37 25.22 -.02 -.3 Continued from previous page NYSE, NYSE American and Nasdaq Exchanges Continued on next page Exch. 52-week Vol Friday Vol Weekly YTD Name Market Symbol Div Yield PE High Low 1000s Last 1000s High Low Chg % Chg Exch. 52-week Vol Friday Vol Weekly YTD Name Market Symbol Div Yield PE High Low 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21.49 38457 21.62 17.53 +3.98 -1.4 LibLA A Q LILA 21.63 8.60 275 10.53 1498 11.62 10.21 +.02 -45.4 LibLA C Q LILAK 21.55 8.53 1165 10.16 5221 11.27 9.89 -.07 -47.8 LibMSirA Q LSXMA 51.11 22.54 882 32.71 6941 36.60 30.95 +2.07 -32.3 LibMSirB Q LSXMB 50.89 24.49 8 37.00 8 37.00 32.99 +6.46 -24.0 LibMSirC Q LSXMK 51.36 23.01 566 32.92 7182 37.00 31.28 +1.84 -31.6 LibMBrA Q BATRA 30.16 13.59 131 19.89 681 22.73 19.51 +.39 -32.9 LibMCFor Q FWONK 48.95 18.31 2327 31.21 12970 32.63 27.71 +3.77 -32.1 LibMAFor Q FWONA 46.52 16.87 133 29.26 755 30.57 26.00 +3.21 -33.2 LibMBrC Q BATRK 30.03 13.20 232 19.46 1305 22.28 18.93 +.46 -34.1 LibOilSv N LBRT .20 4.7 5 17.39 2.17 927 4.29 8269 5.10 2.92 +.71 -61.4 LibTripA A Q LTRPA 21 15.85 .86 1153 2.11 6772 2.62 2.07 -.11 -71.3 LibTrip B h Q LTRPB 134.00 2.10 13 36.58 207 46.49 34.05 -.99 +404.6 LifeStorg N LSI 4.28f 5.0 30 119.61 67.31 443 86.21 2011 92.09 83.95 -2.06 -20.4 LifeSciA un Q LSACU 10.30 8.82 1 10.05 2 10.05 10.00 +.05 -2.0 LifetimeBr Q LCUT .17 3.2 7 10.20 3.26 33 5.31 178 6.01 5.04 +.29 -23.6 Lifevant Q LFVN 17.25 7.75 112 16.13 1043 16.60 12.52 +3.07 +3.3 LifewayFds Q LWAY 4.75 1.43 15 2.60 341 3.09 2.50 -.08 +30.7 LigandPh Q LGND 129.08 57.24 364 93.00 2047 112.19 91.17 -4.63 -10.8sLghtPath h Q LPTH 2.74 .54 413 2.16 3545 2.74 2.07 +.09 +197.9 Lightbrdg s Q LTBR 13.44 1.71 28 3.48 331 4.47 3.12 -.50 -22.7 LightInBox N LITB 1.58 .58 60 .80 905 .85 .75 +.02 -24.1 LilisEn A LLEX 1.31 .13 10908 .21 49678 .26 .18 +.01 -45.3 Limbach Q LMB 11.45 2.37 2 2.99 45 3.16 2.73 +.23 -20.8 LimelghtN Q LLNW 7.00 2.20 2202 5.09 12194 5.50 4.85 -.43 +24.8 LimestBcp Q LMST 18.49 6.83 3 12.75 20 12.95 11.16 +1.00 -29.2 LiminalBi n Q LMNL 19.49 5.25 2 7.84 6 8.50 7.84 -.46 -6.4 Limoneira Q LMNR .30 2.5 9 24.24 10.60 112 11.78 444 14.95 11.72 -1.16 -38.7 LincEdSv Q LINC .08 3.4 3.20 1.51 3 2.35 87 2.60 2.33 -.07 -13.0 LincElec Q LECO 1.96 2.5 16 98.32 59.30 303 76.89 2473 83.91 74.82 +.86 -20.5 LincNat N LNC 1.60 4.9 5 67.52 16.11 1856 32.48 10638 37.37 30.44 +2.27 -45.0 LindbladEx Q LIND 27 19.29 3.01 634 6.90 2323 7.33 5.11 +1.78 -57.8 Linde N LIN 3.85f 2.1 36 227.85 146.71 1166 180.33 8455 190.20 179.78 -1.14 -15.3 Lindsay N LNN 1.28f 1.5 111.76 71.86 99 86.92 441 98.82 85.42 -4.96 -9.4 LineCp N LN 51.97 27.04 9 49.53 81 50.00 48.83 +.42 +1.1 LineageCl n A LCTX 1.67 .53 599 .82 2954 .92 .75 +.04 -7.9 Linx n N LINX 9.60 2.93 83 3.65 2152 4.44 3.59 +.03 -58.3 LionsGat A N LGF/A .36 5.0 16.46 4.18 904 7.15 4898 7.73 6.95 -.01 -32.9 LionsGat B N LGF/B .36 5.4 15.51 3.87 658 6.67 3225 7.22 6.42 -.08 -32.8 Lipocine Q LPCN 3.45 .30 406 .55 2155 .59 .53 -.01 +41.6 LiquidTch Q LQDA 10.45 2.65 465 5.13 1114 6.20 4.83 -.87 +20.0 Liquidity Q LQDT 8.34 3.01 191 4.82 1114 5.50 4.68 -.03 -19.1 LithiaMot N LAD 1.20 1.1 13 165.27 55.74 187 108.13 1462 122.25 104.74 +3.76 -26.4 Littelfuse Q LFUS 1.92 1.3 21 201.42 103.63 212 145.69 970 160.39 133.95 +10.20 -23.8 LivaNova Q LIVN 21 87.45 33.40 681 52.23 3945 62.25 51.12 -1.53 -30.8 LiveNatn N LYV 76.60 21.70 3399 41.17 28944 47.56 38.65 +2.93 -42.4 LiveOakB Q LOB .12 .9 11 20.46 7.57 166 13.42 1212 14.75 12.94 +.10 -29.4 LiveVent Q LIVE 64 8.97 3.49 0 6.36 41 7.49 6.36 -.06 -15.3 LiveRamp N RAMP 72 60.51 23.44 514 36.73 3255 38.55 34.49 +2.58 -23.6 LiveXLve Q LIVX 5.19 .72 2389 3.03 6501 3.13 1.69 +.97 +96.1 Livent N LTHM 13 12.29 3.95 1581 5.74 10097 6.48 5.61 +.15 -32.9 LivePrsn Q LPSN 45.21 14.08 686 22.47 3879 25.23 22.11 -.67 -39.3 LloydBkg N LYG .47a 31.1 3.58 1.28 5093 1.52 43098 1.70 1.44 +.08 -54.1 LoanCore N LCRT LockhdM N LMT 9.60f 2.5 47 442.53 266.11 909 383.47 6980 393.51 378.00 +1.70 -1.5 Loews N L .25 .8 9 56.88 28.52 1846 31.62 9352 36.94 31.38 -.78 -39.8 LogicBio Q LOGC 20.07 3.05 47 5.07 297 6.78 5.00 -.86 -29.6sLogitech Q LOGI .74e 1.6 30 48.96 31.37 322 46.70 1693 48.96 46.50 -.81 -1.0 LogMeIn Q LOGM 1.30 1.5 50 86.63 62.02 407 85.35 2738 85.69 84.65 +.55 -.5 LomaNeg N LOMA 2 12.90 3.01 151 3.48 2235 3.88 3.23 +.15 -55.5 LoneRs Q LONE 4.08 .36 185 .71 1727 .94 .59 +.03 -72.8 LongAcq rt Q LOACR .40 .06 0 .13 50 .13 .11 +.01 -29.0 LongevAc Q LOAC 10.65 10.05 10.52 2 10.65 10.52 -.13 +1.0 LoopInd Q LOOP 18.65 6.05 38 7.63 288 8.30 7.10 +.52 -22.9 LoralSpac Q LORL 21 42.77 13.68 631 22.56 2315 23.40 15.48 +7.11 -30.2 LaPac N LPX .58f 3.0 8 34.35 12.97 1669 19.51 9318 21.22 17.68 +1.94 -34.2 Lovesac Q LOVE 46.79 4.00 388 12.03 2867 14.44 10.60 +.78 -25.0 Lowes N LOW 2.20 2.1 23 126.73 60.00 3808 104.46 25063 107.80 99.31 +5.71 -12.8 Lubys N LUB 2.65 .46 283 .81 1104 .88 .72 +.02 -63.4 lululemn g Q LULU 87 266.20 128.85 1744 218.69 8617 237.49 216.20 +4.14 -5.6 LumberLiq N LL 14.44 3.77 896 6.96 7505 7.57 5.50 +1.47 -28.8 Lumentm Q LITE 17 93.23 40.28 1305 77.45 6473 85.14 76.01 -1.23 -2.3sLuminex Q LMNX .36 1.0 36.81 17.35 599 35.59 3539 36.81 34.09 +.94 +53.7 LumosP rs Q LUMO 32.40 6.74 23 9.00 87 9.90 8.95 +.10 -60.5 LunaInn h Q LUNA 9.32 3.90 143 7.24 935 7.88 7.14 +.09 -.7 LuthBur Q LBC .23 2.2 13 11.99 6.76 85 10.57 761 11.27 9.55 +.86 -8.3 Lydall N LDL 4 26.99 4.79 175 11.42 1096 11.75 8.73 +2.73 -44.3 Lyft Inc Q LYFT 68.33 14.56 7325 29.61 35858 35.11 29.35 -2.36 -31.2 LyonBas A N LYB 4.20 7.6 5 98.91 33.71 4094 55.16 18509 60.05 50.00 +5.11 -41.6stLyraTher n Q LYRA 1738 18.56 1738 22.00 17.60 M -:M&T Bk N MTB 4.40 4.1 8 174.93 87.64 510 107.20 3355 119.97 105.42 +2.14 -36.8sMACOM Q MTSI 32.25 12.33 905 28.72 5125 32.25 26.62 +2.18 +8.0 MAG Slv g A MAG 14.00 3.84 753 11.49 5320 12.83 10.15 +1.86 -3.0 MBIA N MBI 10.90 4.93 622 8.03 4572 8.74 7.82 +.24 -13.7 MDC N MDC 1.32f 4.6 10 48.99 15.75 650 28.81 3540 30.70 24.67 +4.34 -24.5 Continued from previous page NYSE, NYSE American and Nasdaq Exchanges Continued on next page Exch. 52-week Vol Friday Vol Weekly YTD Name Market Symbol Div Yield PE High Low 1000s Last 1000s High Low Chg % Chg Exch. 52-week Vol Friday Vol Weekly YTD Name Market Symbol Div Yield PE High Low 1000s Last 1000s High Low Chg % Chg MONEY & MARKET$Page 12 www.sunnewspapers.net The 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MDC Pr g Q MDCA .84 65.1 1 3.44 1.01 133 1.29 1170 1.51 1.06 +.18 -53.6 MDU Res N MDU .83 3.9 18 32.21 15.00 1115 21.12 6931 23.94 20.96 -1.15 -28.9 MEI Phrm Q MEIP 3.64 .72 1482 2.64 9184 2.85 2.38 +.31 +6.5 MER Tel h Q MTSL 2.66 .72 20 .96 82 1.04 .91 -.07 -7.3 MFA Fncl N MFA .80 47.6 2 7.22 .29 14725 1.68 122572 1.99 1.54 +.11 -75.4 MFA Fn42 N MFO 2.00 10.8 27.04 3.71 44 18.50 296 19.88 18.06 +.00 -29.5 MFA pfB N MFApB 1.88 11.8 26.10 2.23 32 15.86 515 17.15 13.60 +2.02 -38.5 MCR N MCR .72a 9.1 8.60 5.49 156 7.87 771 7.94 7.66 +.15 -6.5sMGF N MGF .41 8.6 4.79 4.22 99 4.74 877 4.79 4.62 +.03 +3.3 MFS HInM N CXE .30 7.0 5.81 3.30 65 4.27 373 4.28 4.13 +.05 -20.6 MFS HYMu N CMU .28 7.2 4.99 3.31 34 3.84 526 3.86 3.75 +.01 -18.8 MFS IHI N CIF .25 12.3 3.09 1.41 122 2.02 520 2.13 2.00 -.10 -27.5 MIN N MIN .42 11.1 3.89 3.23 364 3.80 2248 3.80 3.70 +.06 MFS InvG N CXH .50 5.6 10.41 7.00 41 8.95 98 9.11 8.76 +.14 -8.4 MMT N MMT .52 9.5 6.39 3.72 192 5.47 1715 5.52 5.23 +.18 -10.6 MFM N MFM .38 6.6 7.50 4.85 174 5.83 855 5.90 5.62 -.03 -17.5 MFV N MFV .58 11.8 7.17 3.14 10 4.88 50 5.00 4.84 +.04 -24.3 MGE Engy Q MGEE 1.41 2.3 26 83.26 47.19 110 62.49 631 70.00 61.63 -4.44 -20.7 MGIC Inv N MTG .24 3.6 4 15.24 4.34 4934 6.72 33120 7.97 6.24 +.43 -52.6 MGMGrPr N MGP 1.90f 7.7 34.20 11.43 1199 24.52 10263 25.73 23.15 +1.22 -20.8 MGM Rsts N MGM .60f 4.0 4 34.63 5.90 27918 15.01 148679 17.63 14.10 +1.07 -54.9 MGP Ing Q MGPI .48 1.3 17 88.63 21.64 266 38.22 1863 43.62 35.32 +2.61 -21.1 MI Homes N MHO 11 48.02 9.62 305 23.98 2778 27.96 19.93 +4.44 -39.1 MICT Inc Q MICT 1.25 .38 16 1.14 163 1.15 .95 +.19 +28.1 MKS Inst Q MKSI .80 .9 21 122.30 66.87 619 91.98 3042 110.75 90.97 -.38 -16.4 MMA Cap Q MMAC 3 35.50 20.00 6 24.77 48 28.90 24.00 +.55 -22.1 MMTec Q MTC 19.55 .64 25 .95 79 1.10 .95 -.11 -51.3 MPLX LP N MPLX 2.75f 15.8 9 33.13 6.87 3105 17.43 26028 20.07 15.60 +.76 -31.5 MRC Glbl N MRC 5 18.17 3.31 1113 4.77 9924 6.02 3.68 +.97 -65.0 MSA Safety N MSA 1.68 1.6 61 142.34 83.57 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-.03 -28.2 MacQGInf N MGU 1.68f 10.0 27.00 10.66 89 16.87 347 17.83 16.59 +.25 -32.0 Macatawa Q MCBC .32 4.3 12 11.42 6.01 109 7.44 720 8.25 7.05 +.50 -33.2 Macerich N MAC 2.00m 29.2 4 42.80 4.81 5082 6.84 47881 8.18 5.92 +.87 -74.6 MackCali N CLI .80 5.2 7 24.88 13.40 564 15.24 3075 17.03 14.88 +.46 -33.5 MackFn Q MFNC .56f 5.8 5 17.75 6.52 27 9.59 115 12.01 9.33 -.25 -45.1 Macquarie N MIC 4.00e 14.5 5 45.93 12.50 2574 27.54 6134 28.47 24.70 +2.66 -35.7 MacroGen Q MGNX 51 19.24 4.04 649 6.68 2341 7.74 6.61 -.61 -38.6 Macys N M 2 24.50 4.38 34545 5.36 219503 6.50 5.00 +.34 -68.5 MadCvCall N MCN .72 13.1 6.85 3.50 37 5.51 401 5.69 5.43 +.11 -16.9sMadSqEnt n N MSGE 87.20 58.67 201 79.68 2902 87.20 79.24 -.30 +22.0 MadrigP Q MDGL 121.21 56.82 163 82.48 934 94.70 79.01 -7.97 -9.5 Magal Q MAGS 59 5.35 2.48 48 2.95 267 3.24 2.63 -.04 -21.3 MagellnHlt Q MGLN 81.04 30.60 449 68.00 1327 71.00 53.28 +14.05 -13.1 MagellMid N MMP 4.07e 9.9 12 67.75 22.02 2324 41.21 11107 43.79 39.86 +.66 -34.5 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MPAA 34 24.60 10.43 182 12.14 884 14.34 12.04 -.16 -44.9 MotrlaSolu N MSI 2.56 1.8 26 187.49 120.77 1203 138.83 7123 156.23 138.46 -13.97 -13.8 MotusGI Q MOTS 4.99 .46 160 1.01 2349 1.37 .90 +.12 -55.9 MtnPDia g Q MPVE .04p 1.24 .65 .75 -15.5 Movado N MOV .80 8.1 24 37.01 8.12 310 9.88 1603 11.20 9.09 +.69 -54.6 MrCoopr Q COOP 14.68 4.31 880 8.80 5982 9.79 8.13 +.66 -29.7 MudrickC Q MUDS 10.64 7.35 30 10.40 390 10.51 10.31 -.03 +.6 MudrcC un Q MUDSU 13.50 9.44 10.60 1 10.60 10.57 +.71 -.7 Mueller N MLI .40 1.6 18 34.11 16.78 238 25.40 1480 27.30 24.54 +1.23 -20.0 MuellerWat N MWA .21 2.2 26 12.65 6.64 942 9.35 5835 10.05 8.86 +.55 -22.0 MurphO N MUR .50m 4.8 67 28.43 4.50 5956 10.37 33073 12.40 8.47 +1.17 -61.3 MurphUSA N MUSA 19 121.24 78.75 394 102.47 1921 113.00 101.11 -7.48 -12.4 MuscMak n Q GRIL 5.09 1.42 208 1.76 503 2.15 1.65 -.03 -54.4 MustBio Q MBIO 5.09 1.78 232 2.63 1046 3.10 2.46 -.17 -35.5 MySze rs Q MYSZ 15.45 .68 90 1.97 558 2.75 1.93 -.71 -40.6 MyersInd N MYE .54 4.6 24 19.55 6.91 137 11.79 845 12.86 11.00 +.93 -29.3 Mylan NV Q MYL 5 28.46 12.75 3685 16.13 28138 17.54 15.78 +.37 -19.8 MyoKard Q MYOK 78.28 42.65 492 56.91 1890 66.82 56.16 -7.92 -21.9 Myomo rs A MYO 40.00 2.82 8353 4.60 9283 5.80 3.95 +.61 Myovant N MYOV 19.58 4.14 717 11.15 3554 12.73 11.04 -.99 -28.2 MyriadG Q MYGN 44 48.40 9.24 899 14.80 4897 15.96 14.36 +.29 -45.6N -:NBT Bcp Q NBTB 1.08 3.4 12 41.50 27.54 133 31.81 990 35.92 31.37 +.60 -21.6 NCR Corp N NCR 16 35.87 10.55 2008 18.02 7347 22.22 17.61 -.45 -48.7 NCS Mltst Q NCSM 4.23 .31 148 .59 695 .75 .52 -.03 -71.8 NETgear Q NTGR 32 36.87 15.01 315 21.95 2662 24.42 21.55 +.30 -10.4 NGL EnPt N NGL 1.56 28.5 15.71 1.15 1799 5.48 16180 6.14 3.16 +2.13 -51.7 NGL En pfB N NGLpB 2.25 14.1 26.45 3.63 35 15.94 414 16.97 9.55 +6.09 -39.2 NGM Bio Q NGM 22.95 8.81 392 16.68 1604 18.57 16.39 -.86 -9.8 NI Hldg Q NODK 19.64 10.15 22 12.67 172 14.59 11.77 +.90 -26.3 NIC Inc Q EGOV .36 1.5 32 25.80 15.48 374 23.83 3780 25.74 22.76 -1.84 +6.6 NICE Ltd Q NICE .64 .4 56 183.42 110.59 232 162.85 907 170.79 161.31 -2.02 +5.0 NL Inds N NL .16 5.6 2 5.45 2.28 18 2.86 152 3.90 2.83 -.10 -26.9 nLIGHT Q LASR 55 26.77 9.04 200 14.79 1216 17.39 14.29 +.49 -27.1 NMI Hldg h Q NMIH 5 35.79 8.06 1255 12.63 5523 15.00 11.15 +1.12 -61.9 NN Inc Q NNBR .28 9.3 8 11.70 1.35 584 3.01 5352 3.99 2.37 +.59 -67.5 NRG Egy N NRG 1.20f 3.6 53 41.78 19.54 1812 32.97 13880 35.64 32.25 +.67 -17.1 NTN Buzz A NTN 3.99 .98 3 1.15 105 1.22 1.04 +.07 -47.7 NV5 Global Q NVEE 15 85.60 27.00 94 44.34 581 50.79 40.74 +4.18 -12.1 NVE Corp Q NVEC 4.00 7.3 11 102.31 42.85 21 55.01 174 60.43 51.90 +3.03 -23.0 NVR N NVR 16 4058.00 2043.01 21 3036.90 166 3349.97 2869.75 +189.53 -20.3 nVent El N NVT .70 4.0 28.75 10.54 1283 17.38 9053 19.98 17.06 -.18 -32.1 NXP Semi Q NXPI 1.50 1.6 14 139.59 58.41 2800 95.50 24944 107.83 94.93 +1.07 -25.0 Nabors rs N NBR 199.50 9.79 1005 13.75 5779 15.72 10.20 +.53 Nabriva Q NBRV 3.07 .49 1371 .53 13440 .61 .52 +.01 -59.8 NACCO N NC .76 2.3 4 66.40 22.26 32 33.66 134 35.70 26.50 +6.69 -28.1 NamTai N NTP .28 5.7 10.75 3.66 21 4.90 76 5.58 4.88 -.25 -43.1 NanoD rsh Q NNDM 7.60 .51 2410 .77 17000 .99 .73 +.03 -69.6 NanoString Q NSTG 36.43 13.85 499 29.10 2109 32.83 28.25 +.34 +4.6 NanoVib Q NAOV 4.50 1.42 1 1.99 41 2.07 1.80 -.01 -30.2 NanoViric A NNVC 19.20 .16 144 5.78 1626 6.45 5.60 -.67 +130.3sNantHlth Q NH 3.25 .45 252 2.81 2303 3.25 2.06 +.74 +172.8 NantKwst Q NK 9.90 .95 907 3.63 4285 4.23 3.49 -4.2 Napco h Q NSSC 32 34.91 13.33 60 19.30 500 21.05 17.47 +1.66 -34.3 Nasdaq Q NDAQ 1.96f 1.8 25 120.23 71.66 729 106.62 4298 114.42 105.83 +.99 -.4 Nashville N NASH .75e .7 29.00 Natera Q NTRA 41.80 16.87 673 35.07 3581 37.93 34.55 -1.78 +4.1 Nathans s Q NATH 1.40 2.4 29 82.18 39.01 5 57.40 35 63.45 53.88 +1.13 -19.0 NatBkHldg N NBHC .80f 3.1 12 38.92 20.25 188 25.58 1185 28.60 24.15 +1.97 -27.4 NatlBnksh Q NKSH 1.30e 4.5 12 48.82 26.21 11 28.81 93 34.37 27.17 +1.85 -35.9 NatlBevrg Q FIZZ 2.90e 14 58.28 35.71 199 50.07 1517 54.49 49.20 -1.31 -1.9 NatCine Q NCMI .68 21.7 8 9.85 1.62 669 3.14 3839 3.73 3.04 -56.9 NatEnrSv Q NESR 12 10.70 4.04 142 4.99 1069 5.22 4.72 -.18 -45.3 NatEnSv wt Q NESRW .80 NatFuGas N NFG 1.74 4.3 12 59.30 31.58 944 40.40 7141 44.67 39.93 -1.62 -13.2 NatGenHld Q NGHC .20 1.1 9 25.39 11.82 421 18.69 1587 19.97 16.75 +2.17 -15.4 NatGnH pfA Q NGHCP 1.88 8.1 26.25 10.46 5 23.01 33 23.05 22.00 +.66 -9.1 NatGnH pfB Q NGHCO 1.88 8.3 25.64 7.76 12 22.48 135 24.00 21.59 +.25 -10.6 NatGnH pfC Q NGHCN 1.88 8.3 25.83 9.52 16 22.63 154 23.20 21.88 +.37 -10.1 NatGnH 55 Q NGHCZ 1.91 7.7 27.01 11.37 12 24.65 99 25.40 24.40 +.19 -4.8 NatGrid N NGG 3.09e 5.4 69.06 44.29 708 57.36 2560 59.30 57.24 -.77 -8.5 NtHlthInv N NHI 4.41f 8.2 14 91.12 31.37 357 53.76 1879 58.78 50.07 +3.89 -34.0 NHltcre A NHC 2.08 3.1 25 89.55 56.55 58 66.88 273 75.07 64.91 -4.30 -22.6 NatlHld wt Q NHLDW 1.49 NatlHld rs Q NHLD 3.41 1.12 126 1.63 173 1.75 1.30 +.23 -36.1 NatInstrm Q NATI 1.04 2.9 34 48.22 20.42 1121 36.49 3330 40.98 34.33 -1.19 -13.8 NOilVarco N NOV .20 1.7 28.07 8.00 4535 11.70 29026 13.13 11.44 -.32 -53.3 NatPresto N NPK 1.00a 1.2 110.69 66.60 41 80.50 306 93.98 77.55 -9.05 -8.9 NatResrch Q NRC .84 1.6 71.35 34.00 51 53.08 267 58.30 49.45 +1.73 -19.5 NatRetPrp N NNN 2.06 6.5 15 59.26 24.04 2174 31.60 14883 33.49 29.65 +2.67 -41.1 NtRetP pfF N NNNpF 1.30 5.4 27.03 14.76 26 23.93 120 24.39 23.75 -.03 -5.9 NSecGrp Q NSEC .24 1.5 8 16.95 10.01 15.67 0 15.73 15.50 +.28 +2.4 NatlStor N NSA 1.32f 4.9 87 38.22 19.34 451 27.01 2212 29.92 26.25 -.49 -19.7 NtStorAf pfA N NSApA 27.78 16.20 6 25.50 67 25.79 24.50 +.56 -4.2 NatlVis Q EYE 78 39.88 11.70 602 24.80 3594 29.68 23.84 -.87 -23.5 NatWstnLf Q NWLI .36 .2 6 298.00 120.55 10 182.87 72 205.04 177.00 +10.47 -37.1 NtWst pfC N NWpC 1.94 7.6 25.59 Nationstar N NSM 7 18.27 NatxIntV N MVIN 45.57 31.22 1 36.38 6 37.55 36.38 -.36 -17.7 NaturaCo n N NTCO 23.90 7.93 193 12.13 1462 13.52 11.82 +.62 NaturlAlt Q NAII 6 14.25 4.75 2 7.00 9 7.32 6.75 -.17 -12.3 NatGsSvcs N NGS 17 17.28 2.62 71 5.73 406 6.42 4.99 +.61 -53.3 NatrlGroc N NGVC .28 2.7 12 14.15 5.41 145 10.49 769 11.71 10.28 +.10 +6.3 NatHlTrnd Q NHTC .64a 15.4 1 12.17 2.52 2 4.15 111 4.40 4.03 +.04 -22.9 NatRsPt N NRP 1.80 14.1 4 44.71 8.50 113 12.75 403 13.85 12.01 +.50 -36.6 NaturesSun Q NATR .40 4.8 10.85 5.50 14 8.29 121 9.79 8.04 -.19 -7.2 NatusMed Q NTUS 17 34.89 18.91 598 23.51 1758 26.97 22.73 -2.28 -28.7 Nautilus N NLS 8 6.85 1.20 1193 5.86 6583 6.79 5.46 -.63 +234.9 NavdeaBi A NAVB 2.65 .49 69 .85 771 1.00 .70 +.15 -32.7 Nav43 Q JSM 1.50 7.2 25.01 7.01 26 20.76 131 21.99 18.51 +.86 -13.5 Navient Q NAVI .64 9.1 3 15.67 4.07 2870 7.03 15514 8.44 6.86 -.01 -48.6 NavigatrH N NVGS 13.99 3.80 181 6.64 657 7.34 5.99 +.30 -50.7 NaviosAc N NNA 1.20 22.0 11.52 2.09 222 5.45 1837 7.50 5.18 -.51 -35.9 NaviosM Q NMCI 4 2.55 .53 64 .78 674 .78 .69 +.09 -63.7 Navios pfG N NMpG 2.19 65.6 13.14 2.25 3.34 8 3.54 3.26 +.18 -59.2 NavMH pfH N NMpH 2.16 61.2 13.25 2.23 3.53 34 3.82 3.25 -.16 -55.9 NaviosM rs N NMM 1.20 14.6 21.30 4.08 161 8.20 1227 8.95 7.05 +1.15 -56.0 Navistar N NAV 7 38.00 15.01 590 23.10 4753 25.94 22.20 +.74 -20.2 Navistr pfD N NAVpD 25.94 15.00 22.00 -.5 NebulaAc Q NEBU 11.31 9.82 107 10.25 223 10.55 10.21 +.04 -2.8 NebulaA un Q NEBUU 12.36 10.01 11.49 0 11.49 11.49 +1.04 +6.3 NeenahP N NP 1.88f 4.0 17 77.55 33.44 105 47.18 589 51.40 44.52 +2.84 -33.0 NektarTh Q NKTR 5 36.85 13.63 1117 18.06 10666 20.34 17.83 -1.55 -16.4 Nelnet N NNI .80 1.7 10 69.97 36.70 103 46.79 535 49.89 45.40 +1.27 -19.7 Nemaura rs Q NMRD 14.80 2.50 9 4.99 36 5.25 4.80 -.47 +42.6 Neogen Q NEOG 48 79.83 48.91 338 61.02 1428 67.50 59.73 -3.44 -6.5 NeoGenom Q NEO 34.97 18.52 2234 26.00 12540 31.42 25.98 -3.73 -11.1 Neoleukin Q NLTX 14.82 2.19 122 10.67 1150 13.00 10.26 -1.86 -13.4 NeonTh Q NTGN 6.40 .88 338 2.77 1583 3.03 2.64 -.14 +134.7sNeonode Q NEON 5.29 1.09 225 5.11 3008 5.46 2.82 +2.36 +163.4sNeoPhoton N NPTN 9.99 3.26 2511 8.68 7459 9.99 8.44 -.10 -1.6 Continued from 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NeosTher Q NEOS 2.45 .60 176 .75 1072 .88 .75 -.10 -50.3 Neovas grsh Q NVCN 8.65 1.24 134 2.52 743 2.85 2.36 +.07 -53.4 Nephros Q NEPH 11.35 4.42 10 8.20 59 9.24 7.95 -.80 -17.6 NeptWln g Q NEPT 4 6.57 .96 815 2.01 4159 2.32 1.94 -.24 -26.9 NescoHld N NSCO 10.35 1.38 16 2.34 253 2.64 2.23 -.16 -43.1 Net1UEPS Q UEPS 11 4.45 2.70 633 3.64 3597 3.77 3.49 +.04 -2.2 NetElem Q NETE 6.40 1.47 143 1.93 3238 3.24 1.87 -.03 -39.9 NetApp Q NTAP 1.92 4.6 6 73.69 34.66 1698 41.48 13249 45.14 41.08 -1.58 -32.8 NetEase Q NTES 4.07e 1.3 48 367.52 209.01 698 325.34 3312 363.95 324.42 -23.61 +6.1 NetfinAc n Q NFIN 10.05 8.70 9.99 1339 10.00 9.92 +.04 +.4 Netflix Q NFLX 449.52 252.28 8283 415.27 43509 429.00 393.60 -9.72 +28.3 NtScout Q NTCT 30.20 19.11 329 25.85 2352 27.55 25.51 +.17 +7.4 NetSolTch Q NTWK 22 7.63 2.00 82 2.24 313 2.46 2.05 +.03 -44.0 Netw1Tch A NTIP .10 4.4 7 2.78 1.80 16 2.25 68 2.34 2.05 +3.2 NeuBase Q NBSE 8.85 2.25 564 7.67 4746 8.38 7.07 -.06 +6.5 NBCAInt A NBW .74 6.2 14.81 10.28 16 12.04 145 12.35 11.80 +.41 -13.7 NeuB HYld A NHS .96 10.0 12.80 6.59 85 9.61 406 10.00 9.28 +.10 -22.2 NBIntMu A NBH .90 6.7 16.85 11.15 22 13.45 119 13.52 12.88 +.23 -12.7 NBNYInt A NBO .58 5.2 13.20 9.00 14 11.00 46 11.28 10.89 +.04 -11.7 NBRESec A NRO .36 10.8 6.08 1.94 354 3.32 1390 3.45 3.18 +.16 -40.5 NeuroBo rs Q NRBO 36.23 5.95 21 12.87 94 15.22 12.72 -2.06 +47.1 NeurMt hrs Q NURO 8.80 .81 958 2.66 2130 2.80 2.32 +.04 -38.1 Neurcrine Q NBIX 119.65 71.85 705 95.59 3935 102.70 93.54 -2.59 -11.1 Neuronet Q STIM 17.76 1.25 224 2.29 914 2.78 2.20 -.02 -49.0 Neurotrpe Q NTRP 8.40 .63 618 1.16 1437 1.40 1.10 -.19 +18.1 NevGCas A UWN 28 2.56 2.46 2.54 NevroCorp N NVRO 148.05 54.00 365 111.48 2046 123.56 110.48 -8.09 -5.2 NewAgeB Q NBEV 5.65 .98 1960 1.29 11071 1.56 1.28 -.24 -29.1 NewAmHi N HYB .78a 10.5 9.34 5.37 64 7.42 402 7.57 7.28 +.07 -18.7 NewConcEn A GBR 18 2.63 .55 73 .91 457 1.05 .86 -.02 -26.0 NE Realty A NEN 1.28f 3.0 1 64.80 41.08 14 42.81 53 44.50 42.06 -.19 -31.0 NewFort Q NFE 19.50 7.01 109 12.25 414 13.86 11.69 -.61 -21.8 NwGold g A NGD 1.56 .39 3635 .83 23580 .90 .77 -.03 -5.6 NewHome N NWHM 21 6.00 .94 75 2.12 950 2.39 1.67 +.26 -54.5 NwIreland N IRL 2.15e 2.4 10.08 4.34 12 6.71 45 6.96 6.66 +.11 -32.3 NJ Rscs N NJR 1.25 3.7 13 51.20 21.14 623 33.41 3628 36.56 32.59 +.62 -25.0 NwMtnFin N NMFC 1.36 18.4 6 14.45 4.62 900 7.40 5401 7.97 7.22 +.25 -46.1 NewOriEd N EDU .40e 64 142.38 80.18 1560 120.11 9290 128.07 112.02 +9.96 -.9 NewPrAc n Q NPA 10.10 9.50 59 9.92 163 9.92 9.88 -.01 +.5 NewRelic N NEWR 108.91 33.49 541 50.28 3130 54.98 50.06 -1.48 -23.5 NewResid N NRZ 2.00 34.2 2 17.66 2.91 9130 5.85 59611 6.77 5.07 +.63 -63.7 NewRes pfB N NRZpB 26.50 6.25 65 17.66 412 18.44 16.01 +1.72 -31.9 NewRes pfC N NRZpC 1.59 9.6 24.86 6.55 40 16.60 884 17.72 14.69 +1.66 -32.8 NewSenInv N SNR .52 15.9 6 8.35 1.72 520 3.28 3620 3.45 2.58 +.59 -57.1 NY CmtyB N NYCB .68 6.3 14 13.79 8.19 2849 10.71 19693 11.63 9.76 +.92 -10.9 NY Cmt pfA N NYCBpA 30.41 12.21 24 24.68 120 26.53 24.16 -.39 -11.7 NYCmty un N NYCBpU 3.00 7.0 51.50 33.42 3 42.72 21 46.58 42.72 +.02 -15.7 NYMtgTr Q NYMT .80 38.5 4 6.47 .98 8000 2.08 52242 2.46 1.98 +.10 -66.6 NYMtT pfB Q NYMTP 1.94 11.3 26.51 3.67 11 17.23 123 19.38 16.58 -.09 -31.2 NYMtT pfC Q NYMTO 1.97 11.6 25.88 3.54 22 17.00 167 19.19 16.27 -.20 -32.1 NYMtg pfE Q NYMTM 1.97 12.2 26.20 3.56 40 16.16 292 17.63 15.77 +.20 -36.0 NYMtgT pfD Q NYMTN 2.00 12.3 26.38 3.57 35 16.33 241 17.97 15.76 +.13 -35.1 NY Times N NYT .24f .7 40.22 26.13 1204 32.45 19080 33.09 30.62 +1.85 +.9 NewatrTc Q NEWA 9.10 1.32 0 2.22 8 2.38 2.16 -.05 -28.4stNewbrnAc n Q NBAC 22 9.70 322 9.79 9.70 stNewbrAc rt Q NBACR .13 .13 310 .15 709 .15 .13 +15.4 NewbrA un Q NBACU 10.10 9.30 9.95 312 9.98 9.91 +.01 -1.0 NewellBr Q NWL .92 7.5 20.99 10.44 6780 12.28 24219 14.69 12.21 -.63 -36.1 Newgioc n Q NWGI 4.40 1.09 1 4.03 27 4.04 3.64 +.38 +1.9 NewmrkGp Q NMRK .40 11.2 6 13.85 2.49 1262 3.56 8771 4.27 3.51 +.04 -73.5 NewMarket N NEU 7.60 1.9 22 505.16 304.65 37 410.52 241 435.57 400.03 -1.74 -15.6 NewmntCp N NEM 1.00f 1.6 46 64.65 29.77 6206 60.99 32183 63.68 58.21 -2.12 +40.4 NewpkRes N NR 8.08 .65 1391 1.23 9269 1.69 .99 +.22 -80.4 NewsCpA Q NWSA .20 2.1 15.07 7.90 2055 9.48 21465 10.59 8.87 +.65 -33.0 NewsCpB Q NWS .20 2.1 15.36 7.88 375 9.70 3059 10.81 9.17 +.71 -33.1 NewtekBsn Q NEWT 1.76e 12.8 23.99 7.59 197 13.76 966 16.05 13.74 -1.16 -39.2 Newtek23 Q NEWTI 1.56 6.7 26.93 12.39 3 23.45 28 23.60 23.11 +.45 -8.7 Newtek24 n Q NEWTL 1.44 6.1 27.74 14.18 3 23.78 16 23.90 22.30 +.78 -8.3 NexGen g A NXE 1.78 .50 490 1.35 3152 1.45 1.24 -.04 +5.5 NexPoint n N NREF .22p 19.32 6.34 15 11.25 88 13.25 10.61 +.45 -40.2 NxTierOil N NEX 11.31 1.00 2132 2.32 15429 2.64 1.71 +.32 -65.4 NexPtCr N NHF 2.40m 24.9 20.26 6.30 94 9.63 886 10.04 9.37 +.38 -45.6 NxPtRsT N NXRT 1.25 4.3 52.87 21.06 257 28.98 1244 30.62 26.50 +2.28 -35.6 NexstarM Q NXST 2.24 3.4 8 133.25 43.37 659 66.60 4568 78.46 60.26 +7.28 -43.2 NextCure n Q NXTC 109.00 13.86 210 33.61 1090 37.25 32.30 -2.90 -40.3 NextDec Q NEXT 6.78 1.20 85 1.73 283 1.97 1.62 -.12 -71.8 NxtEraLP N NEP 2.22f 4.5 17 61.87 29.01 574 49.42 2360 50.57 47.78 +1.22 -6.1 NxtGenHl Q NXGN .70 7.0 16 21.12 5.10 341 9.99 1592 11.65 9.69 -.54 -37.8 NextEra 72 N NEEpI 1.28 5.0 26.05 19.70 21 25.36 147 25.65 25.21 -.06 -.8 NextEra 73 N NEEpJ 1.25 5.0 25.92 19.10 37 25.12 203 25.39 24.85 -.04 -1.6 NextEra76 N NEEpK 27.84 18.07 14 25.85 163 26.14 25.60 -.15 -.8 NextEraEn N NEE 5.60f 2.5 17 283.35 174.80 2291 227.05 13852 246.90 225.00 -12.65 -6.2 NxtEra pfO N NEEpO 56.74 35.40 138 47.05 1627 50.99 47.05 -1.74 -8.2 NiSource N NI .84 3.4 31 30.67 19.56 2207 24.47 13602 27.24 24.17 -1.35 -12.1 NiSource pf N NIpB 28.67 20.31 13 27.39 129 27.57 26.57 +.16 -1.8 NiaM pfB N NMKpB 3.60 3.8 115.89 77.60 0 94.50 0 94.50 94.50 +1.80 -2.1 NiaM pfC N NMKpC 3.90 3.8 109.30 93.00 0 103.00 1 104.25 99.43 +3.50 -2.9 NichFncl h Q NICK 9.90 4.76 0 5.62 2 5.62 5.21 +.46 -31.7 NicoletBc Q NCBS 17 75.99 47.34 40 54.13 185 59.42 51.40 +3.00 -26.7 Nielsen plc N NLSN 1.40 10.0 25.99 11.62 4043 13.96 34023 14.93 12.46 +1.49 -31.2 NikeB N NKE .98 1.1 34 105.62 60.00 6149 85.54 38761 91.39 84.81 -2.83 -15.6 9F Inc n Q JFU 14.88 5.49 1 6.31 20 7.11 5.95 -.89 -34.3 NiuTech Q NIU 10.10 5.33 132 8.51 876 9.05 8.21 +.47 -.2 NoahHldgs N NOAH 14 56.59 20.42 292 26.01 1186 29.00 25.55 +.39 -26.5 NobleCorp N NE .08 32.5 2.83 .18 8911 .25 47013 .28 .22 -.02 -79.8 NobleEngy Q NBL .08m .9 28.40 2.73 9151 8.78 53468 10.34 7.68 +.60 -64.7 NobleMid Q NBLX 2.19e 34.7 2 40.30 1.81 1011 6.31 5737 7.98 5.12 +.77 -76.2 NokiaCp N NOK .19e 5.3 5.77 2.34 32778 3.60 149333 3.70 3.39 +.21 -3.0 NomadF N NOMD 23.06 14.08 935 21.17 8729 21.28 20.45 +.25 -5.4 Nomura N NMR 5.41 3.05 225 4.11 1600 4.22 3.97 +.18 -20.3 Noodles Q NDLS 9.06 3.14 429 5.35 2109 6.58 5.25 +.20 -3.4 Norbord N OSB .95e 6.1 33.70 8.92 380 15.64 1776 17.67 12.94 +2.79 -41.5sNordicAm N NAT .13e 2.1 9.00 1.66 22203 6.12 276459 9.00 5.80 +.27 +24.4 Nordson Q NDSN 1.52 1.0 14 180.28 96.46 178 157.85 1262 166.35 155.66 +1.39 -3.1 Nordstrm N JWN 1.48a 8.4 7 43.37 12.27 4469 17.66 31197 22.06 17.28 -.18 -56.9 NorflkSo N NSC 3.76 2.2 18 219.88 112.62 1504 170.73 9933 184.85 161.46 +10.05 -12.1 NorSys Q NSYS 7.46 2.52 1 3.75 11 3.85 3.40 +.04 -23.1 NEurO N NRT .78e 19.5 6 7.75 2.19 130 4.00 204 4.20 2.99 +1.00 -32.3 NoWestCp N NWE 2.40f 4.3 15 80.52 45.06 432 56.07 2810 62.45 55.38 -.73 -21.8 NDynMn g A NAK .95 .35 1404 .57 15377 .63 .55 -.03 +32.9 NthnO&G A NOG 10 2.70 .50 2951 .78 21992 .93 .69 +.01 -66.9 NthnTech s Q NTIC .26 3.3 12 14.88 4.70 9 7.80 46 8.60 6.91 +.80 -44.5 NorTrst Q NTRS 2.80 3.7 13 110.48 60.67 1278 75.47 5637 83.04 74.34 -1.92 -29.0 NorTs pfE Q NTRSO 1.91 7.6 26.73 17.10 71 25.02 760 25.13 24.85 +.11 -4.2 NorthfldBc Q NFBK .44 3.8 15 17.55 9.58 229 11.46 1024 12.03 10.51 +1.02 -32.4 Nthrim Q NRIM 1.36f 5.9 9 42.28 17.32 34 23.15 142 24.76 22.25 +.39 -39.6 NorthropG N NOC 5.28 1.6 35 385.01 263.31 848 328.06 5665 351.42 321.13 -11.25 -4.6 NwstBcsh Q NWBI .76 7.4 8 17.75 9.47 874 10.22 8402 11.82 10.05 -.11 -38.5 NwNaturHl N NWN 1.90 3.1 28 77.26 50.50 217 62.19 1874 67.24 60.93 -.96 -15.7 NwstPipe Q NWPX 36.70 18.04 68 24.00 373 25.87 23.02 +1.01 -27.9sNortonLife Q NLOK .50 2.4 10 21.83 10.11 3597 20.86 34110 21.83 20.63 -.10 +41.5 NorwCruis N NCLH 3 59.78 7.03 43147 13.84 228649 17.48 10.91 +2.98 -76.3 NorwdFn Q NWFL 1.00 4.4 15 39.69 21.20 20 22.93 64 26.45 21.83 +1.28 -41.1 NovaLfs rs Q NVFY 8 4.40 .66 6 1.13 46 1.14 1.02 +.03 -38.9 NovaMeas Q NVMI 23 42.14 24.79 163 36.52 417 40.27 35.46 -1.44 -3.5 NovaBay A NBY 4.04 .23 1572 .94 7323 .99 .89 +.04 +47.5 NovaGld g A NG 12.85 3.69 4045 11.40 14734 12.21 10.86 -.68 +27.2 Novan Q NOVN 3.72 .22 3704 .36 17257 .39 .34 -.01 -88.7 Novanta Q NOVT 99.79 66.44 127 82.04 713 92.76 80.58 -1.09 -7.2 Novartis N NVS 3.04e 3.6 16 99.84 69.18 1402 83.41 12035 90.58 82.97 -5.64 -11.9 Novavx rs Q NVAX 26.34 3.54 4751 17.33 25047 21.85 16.41 -2.50 +335.4sNovoNord N NVO 1.78e 2.8 65.88 46.47 1115 63.43 6541 65.88 62.63 -1.48 +9.6 NovoCure Q NVCR 98.84 42.20 1579 60.48 5224 75.75 59.30 -12.70 -28.2 NovusTher Q NVUS 2.99 .25 205 .64 1563 .72 .59 +.02 +10.3 NOW Inc N DNOW 6 15.55 4.05 1002 5.94 5739 6.61 5.71 +.29 -47.2 NuSkin N NUS 1.50f 5.5 13 64.90 12.31 688 27.27 4757 29.49 26.32 +.95 -33.5 NuCana Q NCNA 17.00 3.81 49 5.41 283 6.19 5.21 -.25 -11.3 NuVasive Q NUVA 59 81.91 28.55 511 58.54 2863 63.33 57.90 -.71 -24.3 NuanceCm Q NUAN 23.58 12.98 2233 19.04 13741 20.64 19.00 -.12 +6.8 Nucor N NUE 1.61 3.9 8 58.70 27.53 2798 41.00 19927 42.99 38.01 +3.13 -27.1 Nush EnhYl N NUAG 26.49 22.55 7 25.25 36 25.60 25.21 -.37 +2.5 Nush 1-5yr N NUSA 25.91 22.66 1 25.17 18 25.23 25.15 -.05 +.8 NushLCGr N NULG 46.61 29.84 128 39.43 259 41.08 39.29 +.34 -4.9 NushLCVal N NULV 33.47 20.63 51 26.04 315 27.64 25.97 -.15 -20.6 NushMCGr N NUMG 37.61 24.69 32 32.98 92 34.57 32.82 +.03 -6.5 NushMCVal N NUMV 31.08 17.04 26 21.79 142 23.51 21.69 +.37 -27.9 NushSmCap N NUSC 32.11 17.25 111 23.96 408 25.86 23.65 +.63 -23.1 NushShTrm N NURE 31.82 16.54 10 21.69 45 23.28 21.48 +.58 -28.3 NuvESG n N NULC 31.50 20.16 26.14 7 26.93 26.14 -.01 -11.9 Nus AgBd N NUBD 28.62 24.67 41 26.83 130 28.07 26.73 -.07 +5.0 NustarEn N NS 2.40 21.6 10 30.06 4.98 1779 11.10 10464 13.15 9.83 +1.01 -57.1 NustEn pfA N NSpA 2.13 12.5 25.75 6.06 67 17.00 280 17.79 14.01 +2.75 -29.4 Nustar pfB N NSpB 1.91 11.9 24.13 5.89 87 16.06 398 16.71 13.00 +2.95 -25.8 Nustar pfC N NSpC 26.14 7.00 21 18.02 548 18.80 14.90 +3.04 -28.3 Nustar 43 N NSS 1.91 10.3 26.65 7.09 50 18.48 576 19.66 17.51 +.27 -28.3 Nutanix Q NTNX 43.71 11.31 3764 18.26 16747 21.16 17.90 +.47 -41.6 Nutrien N NTR 1.80 5.2 55.34 23.85 1017 34.68 6717 37.08 34.23 +.11 -27.6 Nuvectra Q NVTR 9.58 .13 .13 NuvNYVl2 N NYV 14.98 11.00 30 12.91 46 13.30 12.39 -.40 -9.7 NuvCr22 N JCO 10.18 5.41 55 7.59 259 8.24 7.43 -.71 -24.3 Nuv Mun21 N NHA 10.60 8.87 5 9.60 175 9.75 9.50 +.08 -1.8 NuvHiInO N NMZ 14.98 9.25 202 12.11 1561 12.11 11.55 +.22 -14.7 Nuv Pf22 N JPT 26.14 13.12 18 21.20 83 21.77 20.70 +.14 -15.8 Nuv 11-21 N JHB 10.13 7.03 141 8.59 524 8.81 8.52 -.04 -14.2 NuvCA V2 N NCB 17.50 12.23 8 13.95 67 14.39 13.16 +.17 -11.7 Nuv RE In N JRS 20.66 4.50 135 6.95 784 7.34 6.92 +.05 -34.6 NuvMO Pr N NOM 14.92 10.05 7 13.67 23 14.00 13.00 -.34 -4.2 NuvAllCEn N JMLP 1.37 123.4 6.72 .40 205 1.11 905 1.12 1.09 +.01 -78.9 NuvAZ N NAZ .80 6.5 14.68 10.53 29 12.36 99 12.44 12.01 +.10 -8.2 NuvBldAm N NBB 1.34 6.6 23.60 16.32 77 20.34 330 20.35 19.43 +.56 -6.9 NCaAMTFr N NKX .86 6.2 16.14 11.25 41 14.00 429 14.08 13.53 +.03 -8.0 NCADvA N NAC .91 6.7 15.66 10.85 227 13.52 1512 13.59 13.14 +.01 -9.2 NCalMunV N NCA .47 4.9 10.98 8.74 49 9.60 273 9.71 9.39 +.09 -9.9 NuvCASel N NXC .63a 4.4 18.33 12.00 13 14.39 70 14.48 13.76 +.35 -13.4 NuvCorEqA N JCE 1.21a 10.5 15.43 8.05 79 11.53 289 12.17 11.45 -.17 -21.1 NvCredStr N JQC .62 10.8 8.10 3.75 1356 5.73 2998 5.91 5.62 -.13 -25.3 NvDvrsDiv N JDD 1.04 14.0 11.26 5.00 43 7.41 226 7.63 7.30 +.11 -32.0 NuvDivA N NAD .85a 6.5 15.26 10.75 384 13.11 4629 13.13 12.74 -.04 -10.2 NvDow30DO N DIAX 1.06 8.1 18.41 9.50 72 13.07 498 13.48 13.02 +.04 -26.0 NuEnMLP N JMF 1.35 94.3 9.73 .65 1133 1.43 5350 1.45 1.40 +.02 -81.6 NEnhMuV N NEV .96a 7.4 15.91 10.05 64 12.97 469 12.97 12.49 -.09 -12.8 NuvFloat N JFR .72 9.7 10.37 4.73 369 7.44 1183 7.71 7.32 -.21 -27.3 NuvFltOp N JRO .76a 10.3 10.19 5.33 276 7.37 926 7.61 7.29 -.13 -26.2 NvGADiv2 N NKG .64a 5.6 13.11 9.01 6 11.54 80 11.62 11.29 +.01 -8.5 NuvGblHIn N JGH 1.58 13.2 16.86 9.24 63 11.95 257 12.26 11.77 +.09 -27.0 NuvHi2020 N JHY .68 7.5 10.29 6.60 20 9.03 122 9.39 9.03 -.07 -7.6 NuvEnhMu N NVG 17.15 11.55 399 14.06 3806 14.12 13.56 +.02 -15.7 NNYAmtF N NRK .70 5.8 14.04 10.00 157 12.03 2127 12.06 11.65 +.06 -11.3 NuvAmtFr N NEA .75a 5.8 15.06 10.51 846 13.01 5393 13.07 12.66 -.02 -9.5 NuvIntMu N NID .68 5.5 14.55 10.46 116 12.50 528 12.51 12.08 +.19 -10.1 NvIntQMu N NIQ .57 4.3 14.44 11.42 28 13.14 170 13.17 12.86 +.14 -5.3 NMDPI N NMY .67a 5.6 14.20 10.50 24 12.00 149 12.04 11.71 +.05 -10.8 NvMAP N NMT .71a 5.4 14.51 11.25 12 13.11 21 13.27 12.98 -.09 -7.8 NMIQI N NUM .74 5.7 14.60 10.03 18 13.00 212 13.06 12.77 -.04 -8.1 NuvMNMu N NMS .80 6.2 14.90 11.01 5 13.01 39 13.07 12.38 +.39 -10.9 NuvMtgIn N JLS 1.52 8.7 23.65 13.82 18 17.54 150 18.30 17.23 +.34 -20.1 NuvMultM N JMM .48 7.5 7.59 5.20 4 6.39 53 6.55 6.38 -.03 -13.6 NvMuI N NMI .50a 4.9 12.10 8.98 39 10.17 147 10.85 10.11 -.49 -9.8 NuvMuVal N NUV .39a 4.1 11.15 8.30 416 9.59 2414 9.65 9.33 +.11 -10.4 Nv AMT-Fr N NUW .78a 5.4 18.86 12.12 54 14.44 272 14.77 14.34 -.25 -10.9 NvNq100Dy Q QQQX 1.56m 7.2 25.36 15.24 310 21.66 1309 22.09 21.31 +.43 -9.9 NuvNJDiv N NXJ .82a 6.4 15.18 10.83 86 12.81 471 12.92 12.65 -.12 -12.6 NNYDvA N NAN .80a 6.3 14.72 10.32 77 12.73 444 12.78 12.31 +.02 -10.4 NNYMV N NNY .39a 4.3 10.76 8.26 34 9.04 164 9.08 8.80 -.04 -13.7 NuvNYSel N NXN .55 4.4 14.50 11.12 5 12.54 49 12.60 12.17 +.10 -11.4 NOHQI N NUO .80 5.7 16.15 12.10 20 14.15 180 14.31 13.95 +.05 -8.3 NvPA N NQP .81a 6.3 14.84 11.01 40 12.89 336 12.95 12.61 +.02 -8.9 NuvPaMV A NPN .62a 4.5 13.95 -.8 NuvPf&Inc N JPI 1.95a 9.6 26.46 12.29 67 20.29 322 20.69 20.02 +.31 -21.4 NvPfdInco N JPC .80 10.0 10.77 4.62 302 8.03 1626 8.21 7.79 +.17 -23.2 NuvQPf2 N JPS .70 8.7 10.49 4.55 710 8.08 3650 8.32 7.89 +.11 -19.4 NuvREAst N JRI 1.49a 13.7 19.15 6.37 166 10.89 677 11.45 10.83 +.09 -40.7 NuvEqtP N BXMX 1.00 9.3 13.95 7.77 431 10.72 2059 11.13 10.63 +.08 -22.0 NEqPrmG N SPXX 1.04 8.4 16.97 8.64 62 12.36 390 12.81 12.35 +.02 -25.0 NvSMM N NIM .31a 3.2 10.85 8.97 28 9.68 171 9.75 9.50 +.06 -7.7 NSTFI N NXP .55a 3.8 16.99 12.70 49 14.63 273 14.75 14.37 -.14 -10.9 NSTFI2 N NXQ .53a 3.8 15.84 11.56 34 13.95 171 13.98 13.52 +.13 -8.5 NSTFI3 N NXR .55a 3.7 16.73 12.99 46 14.97 209 15.10 14.69 +.06 -8.2 NuvSnIn N NSL .42 9.6 6.16 3.13 271 4.39 877 4.54 4.33 -.09 -26.3 NuShDCrd N JSD 1.16a 10.6 16.12 7.92 55 11.00 320 11.31 10.90 -.29 -27.6 Nv TA Div N JTD 1.23 10.0 18.35 7.30 27 12.27 206 12.82 12.18 -.11 -29.2 NvTxATR N JTA 1.04 13.8 12.31 4.67 58 7.52 287 8.04 7.50 -.23 -37.7 NVAPI N NPV .65a 5.1 15.74 10.08 12 12.71 113 12.75 12.21 +.11 -12.9 NuverEnv A NES 9.05 .94 1.38 6 1.62 1.28 -.02 -52.5 Nvidia Q NVDA .64 .2 55 316.32 132.60 8537 282.78 55336 304.20 280.84 -6.81 +20.2 Nxt-ID h Q NXTD .96 .21 1398 .41 41601 .75 .35 +.05 -10.0 NymoxPh Q NYMX 4.09 1.32 83 2.90 518 3.14 2.84 +31.8O -: O-I Glass N OI .20 2.5 9 20.08 4.31 1479 8.15 13177 8.70 6.51 +1.75 -31.7 O2Micro Q OIIM 1.82 .98 7 1.32 64 1.37 1.26 +.04 -24.6 OFG Bncp N OFG .28 2.4 7 24.95 8.63 626 11.80 2286 14.34 11.39 +.05 -50.0 OFG pfA N OFGpA 1.78 7.4 27.34 12.01 9 23.90 61 24.30 22.77 +.62 -8.7 OFG pfB N OFGpB 1.75 7.5 26.61 13.17 0 23.18 18 23.59 22.50 +.17 -12.2 OFG pfD N OFGpD 1.78 7.6 27.34 10.75 23.27 14 23.45 22.45 +.85 -12.2 OFS Cap Q OFS 1.36 28.6 4 12.81 3.39 118 4.75 652 4.86 4.30 +.35 -57.5 OFS C25 Q OFSSL 1.59 7.7 26.00 8.05 2 20.57 9 21.00 19.07 -.21 -18.7 OFS 25 Q OFSSZ 1.63 8.6 26.95 11.37 0 19.00 4 20.61 19.00 -.74 -25.3 OFS 26 n Q OFSSI 1.49 7.8 25.23 10.10 1 19.00 12 20.00 18.15 +.39 -23.9 OFS Cred Q OCCI 2.08f 25.2 18.66 4.90 21 8.26 108 8.75 8.02 -.37 -45.7 OFS Cr pfA Q OCCIP 1.72 8.1 28.38 14.38 0 21.23 17 21.97 19.85 +1.40 -17.8 OGE Engy N OGE 1.55 5.1 16 46.43 23.01 862 30.31 6312 33.60 30.14 -.96 -31.8 ONEGas N OGS 2.16 2.7 24 96.97 63.67 308 78.65 2051 90.24 77.26 -8.40 -15.9 OP Bancp Q OPBK .28 4.0 11.00 6.05 31 6.94 137 7.70 6.76 -33.1 OReillyAu Q ORLY 25 454.31 251.52 559 376.37 3271 399.99 373.57 -8.45 -14.1 OSI Sys Q OSIS 36 117.21 49.96 197 74.37 732 77.68 71.65 +1.31 -26.2 OakVlyBcp Q OVLY .28e 2.1 9 19.95 10.72 8 13.27 52 15.65 12.99 +.39 -31.8 OaktrSpL Q OCSL .38 9.4 5.75 2.33 819 4.04 3691 4.17 3.86 +.21 -26.0 OaktStInco Q OCSI .62 10.0 8 8.81 4.28 52 6.20 403 6.54 6.12 -.09 -24.3 OasisMid Q OMP 2.16f 38.2 13 22.36 2.80 535 5.65 2576 6.79 4.61 +.81 -65.9 OasisPet Q OAS 7.15 .24 51119 .60 345011 .79 .44 -.02 -81.7 Obalon rsn Q OBLN 19.20 .62 152 .83 982 1.05 .80 -.11 -56.4 ObsEva Q OBSV 14.29 1.63 641 2.35 2787 2.74 2.17 +.14 -38.5 OcciPet N OXY 3.16 20.7 12 60.73 9.00 36739 15.24 227023 17.24 12.75 +1.43 -63.0sOceanBio Q OBCI .05e 8.35 2.90 134 6.52 2548 8.35 6.30 -.01 +97.0 OceanP Q OPTT 2.99 .33 3360 .51 7846 .57 .37 +.12 -41.0 Oceaneerg N OII .60 14.4 21.29 2.01 2701 4.16 12076 5.60 3.70 -.30 -72.1 OceanFst Q OCFC .68 4.3 9 26.09 11.60 368 15.72 2682 17.55 15.14 +.46 -38.4 OconeeFed Q OFED .40 2.2 27.25 15.25 0 18.48 2 18.48 17.67 +1.68 -29.0 Ocugen rs Q OCGN 21.60 .24 24270 .34 39991 .35 .30 +.03 -35.4 OcularTher Q OCUL 8.12 2.35 358 5.75 4094 6.44 5.19 +.65 +45.6 OcwenFn N OCN 2.23 .28 903 .41 6861 .50 .37 +.02 -70.4 OdonateT Q ODT 43.75 16.50 58 25.51 350 30.51 25.15 -2.69 -21.4 OdysMar h Q OMEX 6.33 2.10 14 4.37 84 4.70 4.22 -.03 +37.0 OfceDpt Q ODP .10 5.0 6 2.81 1.23 7658 2.00 40746 2.41 1.78 +.23 -27.0 OffPrpInc Q OPI 2.20 8.4 35.95 16.50 244 26.09 1233 28.62 25.03 +1.19 -18.8 OhioValB Q OVBC .84 3.3 16 41.50 20.38 4 25.29 29 28.00 23.19 +2.03 -36.2 Oi SA C N OIBR/C 2.23 .35 133 .50 6498 .55 .47 +.02 -46.4 OilStates N OIS 20.61 1.52 1831 3.19 10450 3.94 2.55 +.33 -80.4 Oil-Dri N ODC 1.00 2.7 41 38.80 27.51 20 37.52 109 37.69 34.78 +2.40 +3.5sOkta Q OKTA 158.94 88.66 918 148.84 7806 158.94 145.58 -6.51 +29.0 OldDomFrt Q ODFL .92f .6 27 227.21 119.01 928 147.03 3685 150.19 140.64 +5.40 -22.5 OldLnBc Q OLBK .48 1.7 13 30.56 24.12 28.83 OldNBcp Q ONB .56 4.1 17 18.74 11.92 768 13.51 4006 15.11 13.27 +.23 -26.2 OldPoint Q OPOF .48 3.3 15 30.05 10.86 29 14.70 55 17.55 13.82 -2.20 -46.5 OldRepub N ORI .84f 5.5 12 24.10 11.88 3048 15.29 19935 16.75 15.15 +.19 -31.6 OldSecBc Q OSBC .04 .5 9 13.77 6.00 246 7.91 1011 8.98 6.62 +1.23 -41.3 Olin N OLN .80 6.5 3 22.91 8.76 4108 12.25 18419 16.57 12.01 -2.14 -29.0 Ollies Q OLLI 28 103.03 28.83 1655 66.04 11413 72.77 62.43 +3.95 +1.1 OlympStl Q ZEUS .08 .8 7 18.41 7.74 239 10.04 564 10.34 8.38 +1.79 -44.0 OmegaFlex Q OFLX 1.12 1.3 30 119.89 50.38 16 88.70 51 92.47 78.05 +10.90 -17.3 OmegaHlt N OHI 2.68 9.9 10 45.22 13.33 1754 27.08 11788 30.38 26.72 +.93 -36.1 Omeros Q OMER 20.92 8.50 537 16.13 2641 17.19 15.40 -.42 +14.5 Omnicell Q OMCL 94.85 54.24 252 71.87 1320 75.90 69.16 +2.55 -12.1 Omnicom N OMC 2.60 4.7 9 85.05 46.37 2367 55.89 18303 62.57 52.56 +3.86 -31.0 OnDeckCap N ONDK 3 5.69 .54 2449 1.10 12283 1.69 1.03 -73.4 OnSmcnd Q ON 8 25.92 8.17 8126 15.12 38387 17.27 14.81 +.46 -38.0 OncoCyte A OCX 5.60 1.50 318 2.53 3232 2.93 2.21 +.14 +12.4 OncolBio Q ONCY 6.02 .35 475 1.52 3915 1.92 1.32 +.18 -68.1 Oncono wt h Q ONTXW .80 Onconv h Q ONTX 4.45 .10 4320 .31 32318 .36 .29 +.00 -19.6 OncoSec rs Q ONCS 5.85 1.04 74 1.63 605 1.85 1.60 -.05 -9.9 OncTher rs Q ONCT 9.80 2.24 1 2.69 23 2.99 2.46 -.02 -31.9 OneGpHosp Q STKS 4.68 .73 173 1.66 1017 1.98 1.36 +.26 -54.4 180 DgrCap Q TURN 2.30 1.04 83 1.36 366 1.37 1.30 +.02 -36.9 OneLibrty N OLP 1.80 11.3 10 31.78 9.71 105 15.93 495 17.33 13.89 +1.96 -41.4 1LifeTh n Q ONEM 28.58 15.00 350 23.33 2579 27.99 22.63 -1.88 +5.7 OneStopS Q OSS 3.25 .59 62 1.67 651 1.88 1.30 +.37 -17.3 1800Flowrs Q FLWS 16 21.77 11.15 795 18.74 6988 21.35 16.00 +2.84 +29.2 OneSmart N ONE 8.94 3.75 127 4.83 1745 5.11 3.80 +1.08 -27.6 OneSpaWld n Q OSW .16 2.7 17.25 2.45 2016 5.96 11115 6.60 4.27 +1.70 -64.6 OneSpan Q OSPN 84 20.53 10.88 242 15.92 1112 17.94 15.45 -.76 -7.0 OneWatr n Q ONEW 18.40 3.41 29 10.36 356 12.89 7.25 +2.42 -31.6 OneMain N OMF 1.32f 5.9 11 48.92 12.21 1005 22.49 8410 26.78 18.90 +3.42 -46.6 ONEOK N OKE 3.74f 13.4 20 78.48 12.16 4852 27.94 40303 32.64 26.27 +.28 -63.1 Nanomtr N ONTO 25 42.50 20.32 414 30.52 1901 36.47 29.95 -1.92 -16.5 Ooma N OOMA 21 15.84 7.45 77 11.11 724 12.15 10.94 -1.04 -16.0 OpenText Q OTEX .70 1.8 22 47.85 29.12 1405 37.84 4389 39.53 36.29 +.92 -14.1 OperaLtd Q OPRA 24 14.94 4.60 153 5.60 1102 5.91 5.02 +.57 -39.5 OpesAc h Q OPES 12.85 9.57 0 10.70 2 11.15 10.62 +.08 +1.6 OpesA un h Q OPESU 11.10 10.35 10.65 -4.0 OpGen rsh Q OPGN 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2.91 +.14 -40.4 Orange N ORAN .41e 3.5 16.64 9.93 293 11.84 2227 12.34 11.77 -.35 -18.8sOraSure Q OSUR 20 16.43 5.23 1051 15.04 5513 16.43 14.56 -.33 +87.3 Orbcomm Q ORBC 8.44 1.24 793 2.44 5265 2.99 2.35 -.16 -42.0 OrchTher Q ORTX 20.50 5.17 213 10.87 1792 12.38 10.27 -1.03 -20.9 OrchidIsl N ORC .96e 24.7 20 6.94 1.53 1777 3.88 9494 4.32 3.66 +.23 -33.7 OrganigH Q OGI 8.44 1.41 4241 1.50 22643 1.76 1.47 -.08 -38.8 OrganognH Q ORGO 8.35 2.47 43 3.53 273 3.93 3.37 -.14 -26.6 Organovo Q ONVO 1.05 .19 467 .40 5152 .45 .36 +.03 +11.5 Orgenesis Q ORGS 6.49 2.35 54 4.99 304 5.47 4.75 -.11 +7.1sOricPhr n Q ORIC 27.56 24.26 401 26.55 1735 27.56 24.67 +.78 +3.0 OrignA h Q SEED 10.73 2.76 13 3.54 150 4.45 3.50 -34.0 OrigBcp Q OBNK .37 1.7 41 38.14 16.68 64 21.36 330 24.27 19.88 +1.75 -43.6 OrigoAc un Q CNLMU 11.01 OrionEng h Q OESX 6.40 1.32 205 4.55 1407 4.88 3.98 +.56 +35.8 OrionECarb N OEC .80 18 21.87 5.93 598 8.39 4593 9.70 7.69 +.67 -56.5 OrionGpHl N ORN 5.99 1.53 242 2.26 952 2.80 2.03 +.20 -56.5 Orix N IX 89.21 52.65 52 57.55 334 60.26 56.49 +2.72 -31.0 OrmatTc N ORA .44 .7 56 87.07 55.22 327 61.67 1549 65.25 59.74 +2.32 -17.2 OrrstownF Q ORRF .68f 5.0 12 23.48 11.40 34 13.61 153 16.68 12.94 +1.00 -39.8 OrsunAc n Q ORSN 10.24 6.01 10.19 260 10.19 10.03 +.14 +2.4 OrsunA un Q ORSNU 10.42 9.50 9.89 0 10.10 9.89 -.21 -2.6 OrthoPed Q KIDS 51.48 28.19 93 44.47 530 49.98 41.95 +1.97 -5.4 OrthoMed Q OFIX 45 57.85 22.11 87 33.80 697 35.85 33.19 +.61 -26.8 OshRusS N OUSM 30.36 17.70 46 22.75 138 24.65 22.36 +.50 -23.1 OshkoshCp N OSK 1.20 1.9 14 95.62 46.72 501 63.65 3426 73.46 63.24 +.18 -32.8 OsiskoGl N OR .20 13.43 4.65 921 9.40 4860 9.54 8.83 +.16 -3.2 Osmotica Q OSMT 7.97 2.20 131 3.74 543 4.52 3.63 -.25 -46.5 OspreyTc n N SFTW 10.33 9.11 0 9.80 1 9.89 9.69 +.06 +.5 OssenInn Q OSN 7.00 1.50 27 2.00 40 2.02 1.88 +.08 -35.1 Otelco Q OTEL 4 18.20 2.93 16 8.12 48 8.73 7.00 +1.12 -18.9sOtisWrlW n N OTIS 51.73 41.26 3088 49.71 24463 51.73 47.61 +1.86 +12.3 Otonomy Q OTIC 4.18 1.53 219 2.40 494 2.49 2.03 +.38 -37.3 OttawaBc Q OTTW .32f 3.2 21 14.50 9.41 10.15 13 10.40 9.41 +.15 -26.6 OtterTail Q OTTR 1.48f 3.4 19 57.74 30.96 116 42.91 647 47.35 41.98 -.37 -16.3 OutfrontM N OUT 1.52f 10.9 12 31.20 7.07 1913 13.96 13449 16.54 12.59 +1.33 -47.9 OutlookT Q OTLK 3.35 .50 478 .67 1824 .70 .63 -.00 +13.1 OversSh wi N OSG/WI 2.75 OverSh N OSG 2.81 1.46 371 2.42 2983 2.80 2.25 +5.2 Overstk Q OSTK 29.75 2.53 4748 11.98 30336 14.54 9.80 +2.06 +69.9 Ovid Th Q OVID 5.24 1.53 476 3.32 3283 4.09 3.25 -.09 -20.0 Ovintv g rs N OVV .38 6.7 2 37.15 2.10 7146 5.59 49447 6.33 4.30 +.87 OwensMin N OMI .01 .1 5 9.69 2.43 2012 7.36 12424 8.10 6.94 +.04 +42.4 OwensCorn N OC .96 2.3 13 68.72 28.56 1112 41.32 8053 45.54 37.42 +4.22 -36.3 OwlRock n N ORCC 1.32 10.5 29 19.19 8.09 973 12.54 8358 13.37 12.16 +.30 -29.9 Oxbridge Q OXBR .48 56.1 7 2.55 .70 4 .86 21 .92 .84 +.03 +14.8 OxfordImm Q OXFD 17.77 8.37 221 12.05 1024 12.72 11.48 +.34 -27.4 OxfordInds N OXM 1.48 3.6 10 85.36 30.37 106 41.07 917 50.13 37.26 +3.95 -45.5 OxfordLn Q OXLC 1.62 33.1 11.04 1.86 1286 4.90 5710 5.49 4.75 -.11 -40.0 Oxford 23pf Q OXLCO 1.88 8.6 25.71 14.50 9 21.74 26 22.07 21.22 +.34 -14.7 OxfrLn24 pf Q OXLCM 1.69 8.4 26.00 11.64 5 20.08 46 20.60 19.75 -.25 -21.2 Oxford 27pf Q OXLCP 1.56 8.4 24.97 11.01 2 18.52 48 19.36 18.50 -.13 -25.5 OxfSqCap Q OXSQ .80 31.9 2 6.76 2.04 524 2.52 4476 3.32 2.50 -.64 -53.7 OxfrSq26 Q OXSQZ 1.56 7.2 25.97 13.55 2 21.71 9 24.95 19.80 +.24 -14.7 OxfSqC24 Q OXSQL 1.63 6.5 24.89 -1.6 OysterPt n Q OYST 41.37 13.26 68 29.95 544 36.90 29.10 -.37 +22.5P-Q:P&F Inds Q PFIN .20 4.5 8.75 3.75 1 4.41 33 4.76 4.33 +.11 -37.7 PAE Inc Q PAE 12.76 3.10 225 8.04 1408 8.70 7.80 +.18 -30.1 PAM Q PTSI 10 71.56 22.00 5 36.90 36 42.70 29.25 +7.25 -36.1sPB Bncp Q PBBI .28 1.8 46 15.25 11.02 15.25 98 15.25 14.92 +.29 +.6 PBF Engy N PBF 1.20 12.5 3 35.15 5.19 4724 9.61 25049 12.00 7.27 +2.06 -69.4 PBF Logist N PBFX 2.06f 23.2 5 22.00 3.06 611 8.87 3448 10.61 7.17 +1.44 -56.2 PC 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-2.75 +15.3 PimBrdTIPS N TIPZ .80e 1.3 63.61 55.60 8 62.06 36 63.17 62.01 -.77 +3.7 PimLwDur N LDUR 2.82e 2.0 108.00 89.25 19 99.95 124 99.98 99.48 +.06 +.2 PimcoTR N BOND 6.13e 5.6 114.61 100.31 282 109.37 1226 109.84 108.98 -.18 +1.4 Pim0-5HYCp N HYS 5.21e 6.0 100.89 78.01 254 87.25 1016 89.07 87.02 +.40 -12.5 PimIGBd N CORP 3.12a 2.9 115.00 92.44 340 109.42 491 110.97 109.20 -1.06 -.5 PimShMat N MINT .82e .8 101.95 96.77 648 100.45 5835 100.59 100.39 -.04 -1.1 PimIntMu N MUNI 1.26 2.3 56.75 48.66 97 54.08 337 54.31 53.75 -.18 -2.0 PimSTMun N SMMU .47e .9 51.30 48.07 9 50.26 141 50.49 50.15 -.07 -.7 Pim25yrZro N ZROZ 3.07e 1.7 202.98 114.14 37 180.50 402 188.66 178.52 -4.96 +35.4sPJT Part N PJT .20 .4 54.26 23.63 232 47.01 1816 54.26 44.26 +3.14 +4.2sPLDT Inc N PHI .92e 3.8 26.28 15.91 144 24.15 2473 26.28 23.96 -.70 +20.8 PLX Phr Q PLXP 7.41 1.80 5 2.78 34 2.87 2.36 +.20 -36.4 PNC pfP N PNCpP 1.65 6.3 30.27 18.66 104 26.40 485 26.65 26.16 +.06 -3.6 PNC pfQ N PNCpQ 1.34 5.3 26.50 17.50 22 25.47 153 25.62 25.11 +.19 -.6 PNC N PNC 4.60 4.5 9 161.79 79.41 2345 102.97 11575 112.90 101.13 +2.24 -35.5 PNM Res N PNM 1.23 3.1 19 56.14 27.08 652 39.06 3315 44.34 38.62 -1.95 -23.0 POSCO N PKX 55.85 26.27 192 35.86 1063 38.69 34.96 +1.36 -29.2 PPD Inc n Q PPD 33.23 10.61 488 22.72 3954 24.31 21.63 +.21 -24.3 Continued from previous page NYSE, NYSE American and Nasdaq Exchanges Continued on next page Exch. 52-week Vol Friday Vol Weekly YTD Name Market Symbol Div Yield PE High Low 1000s Last 1000s High Low Chg % Chg Exch. 52-week Vol Friday Vol Weekly YTD Name Market Symbol Div Yield PE High Low 1000s Last 1000s High Low Chg % Chg MONEY & MARKET$Page 14 www.sunnewspapers.net The Sun/Saturday, May 2, 2020 

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26.94 25.11 +1.75 -24.0 PrinHlIn ef Q BTEC 40.75 25.34 4 36.88 22 40.04 36.42 -2.12 -4.3 PrinMill ef Q GENY .17e .5 43.99 26.83 1 35.24 7 37.18 35.08 +.12 -15.2 Prin US SC Q PSC .51e 2.1 33.49 18.28 2 24.14 29 26.33 23.97 +.69 -25.9 PrinActGl N GDVD 30.54 19.16 4 23.82 10 24.94 23.77 +.01 -20.7 PrUS SC n Q PSM 26.85 15.33 20.59 1 21.28 19.91 +1.46 -22.0 PrUS Lg n Q PLC 27.87 18.95 1 23.36 1 23.70 23.36 +.15 -11.6 PrIntCre n Q PDEV 26.58 17.86 21.30 -19.5 Prn MegC N USMC 32.93 22.45 12 28.32 366 29.47 28.23 -.14 -9.5 PrinSpec N PREF 103.54 76.25 6 94.21 54 95.56 94.10 -.01 -6.4 PrinFncl Q PFG 2.24 6.4 7 60.81 23.31 2572 35.10 15953 36.80 30.26 +5.12 -36.2 PrincREstI N PGZ 1.32m 10.9 22.01 9.51 20 12.11 132 12.63 11.81 +.18 -42.7 PrincBio Q PRNB 75.65 25.35 344 57.42 1641 64.90 56.40 -2.29 +4.8 PrinEq N PEM PriorIn pfC N PRIFpC 26.16 13.07 3 24.30 51 24.83 22.56 -.54 -3.1 PriorIn pfE N PRIFpE 25.08 15.20 2 24.00 26 24.33 22.85 +.52 -2.2 PriorityTc Q PRTH 8.69 1.41 15 1.52 52 1.94 1.50 -.03 -38.0 ProAssur N PRA 1.24a 6.2 10 42.03 18.00 210 20.12 1379 23.10 19.82 +.21 -44.3 ProDex Q PDEX 30 23.90 10.37 9 16.10 38 18.05 16.10 -1.67 -8.3 ProLogis N PLD 2.32 2.7 32 99.04 59.82 2640 86.85 16572 94.18 86.09 -2.19 -2.6 ProPetr N PUMP 24.15 1.36 1829 3.97 11983 4.66 3.20 +.29 -64.7 ProPhaseL Q PRPH .25e 2.75 1.44 2 1.65 16 1.74 1.63 -.05 -16.2 ProQRTher Q PRQR 13.28 4.46 257 4.89 783 5.44 4.70 -.42 -50.7 PrUltDow N DDM 59.63 21.05 1179 34.42 6028 37.50 34.17 -.17 -38.1 ProUltMC N MVV 47.08 13.47 257 23.45 1109 27.18 22.88 +1.04 -48.1 PrUltQQQ N QLD 151.04 68.03 1984 109.91 9837 117.85 108.80 -1.86 -9.8 ProUltSP N SSO .40e .4 166.50 64.83 5020 105.41 23514 114.78 104.52 -.49 -30.1 PrUShCnG N SZK 19.56 9.75 2 11.20 7 11.20 10.21 +.23 +3.7 ProShtHY N SJB 26.10 20.33 422 21.94 1521 22.14 21.54 -.23 +6.6 Pro20 yrT N UBT 1.13e .8 165.02 78.39 22 140.65 152 143.94 138.51 -4.33 +49.3 Pro7-10yrT N UST .42e .6 80.86 51.56 41 75.79 109 76.31 75.32 -.23 +21.6sPrUltBio Q BIB 65.26 35.49 263 57.48 1210 65.26 56.19 -5.00 -6.9 ProSShOG N DDG 57.25 23.56 9 32.94 47 35.21 29.54 -1.36 +34.1 ProLCCre N CSM .67e 1.0 80.51 50.10 45 64.93 184 68.12 64.71 +.26 -15.9 ProUltTl N LTL 46.24 22.00 30.70 1 34.21 30.70 -1.31 -26.5 ProHdgRep N HDG 47.71 37.63 19 43.91 111 44.80 43.82 +.10 -5.9 ProUltEM N EET 85.59 33.37 8 45.11 16 50.63 44.85 -.56 -44.0 ProRafiLS N RALS .62e 1.9 35.38 31.26 32.17 2 32.21 31.63 +.63 -6.8 ProUSL7-10T N PST 21.26 15.20 3 15.40 43 15.49 15.30 +.07 -19.1 ProShtEafe N EFZ 36.32 23.94 141 28.41 855 28.53 27.15 -.14 +17.1 ProShtEM N EUM 23.90 16.50 784 19.87 3191 19.95 18.76 +.08 +16.5 ProUltEaf N EFO 45.26 17.62 0 24.88 2 27.21 24.88 +.09 -41.9 ProUEurop N UPV 56.52 20.11 0 30.15 4 32.85 30.15 +.56 -45.6 ProShtBM N SBM 26.82 17.17 0 18.88 6 19.00 17.77 -.33 +9.9 ProUltRE N URE 100.90 28.48 31 46.90 175 52.78 46.26 +.71 -46.3 ProUltFin N UYG 57.92 16.81 115 26.17 799 29.83 25.56 +.92 -51.2 ProShtRE N REK 19.63 11.96 101 14.17 734 14.28 13.42 -.18 +10.1 ProShtChi50 N YXI 22.46 17.21 30 19.74 54 19.74 18.50 +.45 +10.6 ProUltSem N USD 73.41 25.62 47 43.64 264 51.58 43.31 -3.11 -29.3 ProUltUt N UPW 82.73 29.22 12 44.88 26 51.91 44.62 -4.04 -35.4 PrUltTech N ROM 198.87 82.01 47 135.75 286 145.16 131.47 +.89 -14.6 ProUltJpn N EZJ 1.28p 39.61 17.75 0 26.49 2 29.46 26.49 -.17 -30.6 PrUlO&G rs N DIG 316.80 30.50 59.90 ProUltInd N UXI 93.73 30.64 6 49.02 12 54.59 48.01 +1.38 -43.6 PrUltHCr N RXL .63e .6 134.90 63.45 7 109.21 43 120.34 108.25 -6.72 -14.2 ProUCnsSv N UCC 132.15 53.53 0 89.26 9 97.27 89.26 -1.75 -24.8 PrUCnsGd N UGE 58.51 24.40 1 37.76 3 41.03 37.76 -.97 -29.1 ProUBasM N UYM .15e .4 63.75 21.42 5 36.82 56 41.38 36.28 +.99 -41.5 PrUlPR2K N URTY 92.34 11.80 2921 23.40 13063 30.75 22.23 +1.00 -72.6 PUltM400 N UMDD .03e .1 130.29 16.96 45 37.11 221 46.46 36.00 +2.12 -69.9 ProUltSC N SAA 113.78 32.22 13 49.60 33 59.48 48.33 +2.66 -54.8 ProUPD30 N UDOW 137.44 25.32 6085 50.73 31174 57.78 50.19 -.53 -59.1 PrUltPQ Q TQQQ 118.80 32.27 43189 63.51 219748 70.47 62.50 -1.59 -26.6 ProUlR2K N UWM 81.18 23.20 634 38.20 4406 45.49 36.84 +1.56 -50.4 ProSht20Tr N TBF 22.13 14.36 168 15.24 1298 15.35 15.00 +.26 -22.3 PUltSP500 N UPRO 80.87 17.51 16523 34.86 76305 39.66 34.42 -.32 -50.2 ProUChin50 N XPP .74p 73.27 37.33 10 46.01 39 52.51 46.01 -2.43 -32.1 PrUSSilv N ZSL 56.62 22.85 25 31.12 104 31.90 29.08 +1.74 +16.1 ProVixST N VIXY 64.56 10.80 2718 33.77 11686 34.53 29.43 -.48 +171.7 PrUltYen N YCL 63.84 52.08 56.69 2 56.96 56.18 +.54 +1.5 PrSUlNG rs N BOIL 124.20 PVixMTFut N VIXM 50.90 19.68 74 41.79 629 41.93 38.08 +.94 +96.3 PrUltSilv N AGQ 39.66 12.66 236 20.04 1432 21.54 19.53 -1.24 -36.7 PrUltShN N KOLD 72.16 21.59 61 47.09 256 51.88 44.10 -.00 +21.3 ProUShGld N GLL 75.86 36.21 50 39.43 181 40.51 38.27 +1.43 -25.9 PrSUShAus N CROC 82.59 53.71 1 65.16 8 69.76 60.67 -1.18 +16.6 PrUltShYen N YCS 81.76 64.92 2 73.20 9 73.88 72.81 -.77 -4.1 ProSUltGold N UGL 65.47 35.56 154 59.62 576 61.71 58.02 -2.38 +21.5 PrUShCrd N SCO 67.35 11.17 5301 48.76 33438 60.35 45.55 +3.66 +301.3 ProShtEuro N EUFX 48.27 40.13 0 46.70 10 47.29 46.70 -.79 +2.2 ProUltEuro N ULE 14.60 12.25 1 12.98 23 13.06 12.58 +.35 -5.8 ProUShEuro N EUO 29.95 24.48 190 28.03 526 28.90 27.85 -.94 +4.6 ProctGam N PG 3.16f 2.7 27 128.09 94.34 7365 116.82 48238 119.19 115.08 -1.96 -6.5 ProcSp n Q UFO 29.03 14.21 7 18.31 45 19.37 17.90 +.46 -30.5 ProfHold n Q PFHD 20.63 12.32 10 15.00 75 15.80 13.02 -25.0 ProAlph n Q PAAC 10.75 9.61 400 10.18 404 10.19 10.18 -.04 +1.2 ProAlph rt Q PAACR .25 .10 .18 17 .18 .15 +.02 +5.9 ProfirEng Q PFIE 1 2.02 .63 110 .73 441 .79 .67 +.02 -49.7 ProfMed n Q PROF 20.60 6.53 54 12.46 382 15.04 12.20 -.25 +13.8 PrognicsPh Q PGNX 6.37 1.89 620 3.68 3911 4.37 3.63 -.44 -27.7 ProgrsSoft Q PRGS .66 1.7 28 52.50 28.09 272 38.50 1874 42.24 37.79 +.81 -7.3 ProgsvCp N PGR .10e .1 31 84.96 62.18 2861 76.18 20386 83.83 75.51 -6.69 +5.2 Progyny n Q PGNY 36.50 13.29 528 22.62 2692 24.05 20.60 +1.89 -17.6 Proofpoint Q PFPT 133.58 83.81 334 118.49 1710 125.97 117.36 -2.71 +3.2 PropTch n Q PTAC 10.38 9.15 9.76 127 9.90 9.76 -.09 -1.4 PropTch un Q PTACU 10.70 7.88 100 10.05 152 10.10 9.97 +.05 -2.0 ProsHldg N PRO 75.39 19.73 341 31.90 2084 34.80 27.66 +4.17 -46.8tProShtQQQ N PSQ 31.32 21.63 4606 22.37 23596 22.56 21.63 +.09 -8.9 ProShSP N SH 33.19 22.82 19596 24.83 103973 24.93 23.81 -.02 +3.4tPrUShSP N SDS 44.40 22.20 19139 24.11 100204 24.31 22.20 -.09 -3.0 PrUShDow N DXD 27.01 tPrUltShT rs N REW 22.72 8.62 37 9.21 130 9.63 8.62 -.15 -26.6tPUShtSem rs N SSG 33.00 9.00 131 10.56 308 10.64 9.00 +.47 -28.8 ProUShL20 N TBT 34.13 14.51 1470 15.47 7908 15.72 15.07 +.45 -41.7tPrUShD3 rs N SDOW 95.94 30.24 13616 34.24 71122 34.60 30.24 -.12 -10.1 PS DecRt N EMTY 59.60 33.43 124 40.60 736 43.28 37.50 -2.98 +21.1sPS OnlSt N CLIX 67.98 46.11 83 63.71 604 67.98 63.43 -3.04 +29.9 PrShtSmC N SBB 34.32 31.43 33.45 ProS Ris Q EQRR .81e 3.0 43.90 20.20 26.78 1 26.78 26.51 +1.08 -38.5tPShtQQQ rs Q SQQQ 48.08 11.45 64516 12.62 298236 13.06 11.45 +.02 -43.6 PrSh K1 N OILK 23.39 6.76 7.15 -67.7 ProSPDvA N NOBL 1.00e 1.5 69.02 66.04 66.67 PUltShEafe N EFU 25.53 23.25 24.64 PrUltBra N UBR 94.40 12.29 6 15.58 53 18.91 14.45 +1.61 -82.8 ProGblInf N TOLZ 1.63e 4.3 49.02 29.49 12 37.69 113 40.01 37.69 -.47 -19.7 PS MngdF N FUT 41.03 38.11 0 39.97 21 40.69 39.97 -.43 +1.8 ProEurDiv N EUDV .15p 45.59 29.21 3 36.73 5 37.92 36.37 +.81 -17.9 PHYIntH bt A HYHG 3.16 4.8 66.82 64.91 65.30 ProSPxTch N SPXT .23p 61.25 39.55 0 50.43 5 52.55 50.38 -.24 -15.2 ProSPxHC N SPXV .24p 71.06 45.87 58.04 1 60.51 58.04 +.08 -13.7 ProSPxFin N SPXN .23p 70.43 47.69 60.11 1 62.51 60.11 -.29 -9.6 ProSPxEgy N SPXE .22p 72.90 47.01 1 61.12 12 63.81 61.12 -.24 -10.9 PrUltPFn s N FINU/WI PrIGIntH bt A IGHG 2.15 3.2 77.72 52.44 30 67.27 100 68.50 66.51 -.53 -13.0 ProSht7-10y N TBX 28.11 27.57 25.85 PrSPMCDv N REGL .65e 1.4 61.37 37.74 65 48.02 651 51.26 47.56 +.86 -20.3 ProSR2KDv N SMDV .47e 62.93 39.39 83 46.97 607 51.52 46.22 +1.08 -24.0 PSSTEm bt A EMSH 4.88e 7.0 80.12 67.09 69.66 10 69.66 69.00 +.59 -7.5 PrUShtUtl N SDP 25.34 11.31 33 13.45 56 13.60 11.45 +1.10 -8.0 PrUShtFn N SKF 30.35 12.64 408 15.84 1981 16.34 13.94 -.81 +15.5tProUShBio Q BIS .02p 21.45 9.46 201 10.69 689 10.91 9.46 +.79 -20.2 ProMornAlt N ALTS .38e 1.1 38.81 29.97 1 33.80 2 34.46 33.66 +.20 -11.0 ProDivGro N EFAD .70e 1.9 37.52 PS EMkDv N EMDV 61.42 35.61 9 43.39 34 46.07 43.31 -.27 -27.7 Pr GBIGl N GGOV ProspctCap Q PSEC .72 17.6 5 6.87 3.68 1611 4.08 12265 4.53 4.07 -.06 -36.6 ProsCap 24 N PBB 1.56 6.5 26.04 11.30 24 24.15 202 24.50 22.90 +1.05 -4.6 ProspBcsh N PB 1.84 3.1 15 75.22 42.02 533 58.53 5590 61.53 51.51 +7.48 -18.6 ProtagTh Q PTGX 16.67 4.47 111 6.62 703 7.47 6.13 +.11 -6.1 Protalx rs A PLX 5.19 1.70 516 3.24 1681 4.86 3.24 -.90 -1.2sProtctInsA Q PTVCA .40 2.1 43 21.46 10.95 8 18.99 17 21.46 16.25 +2.84 +20.6 PrtctInsB Q PTVCB .40 2.7 34 18.35 10.23 42 15.00 179 17.30 14.05 +.98 -6.8 Continued from previous page NYSE, NYSE American 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ProtLf N PLpE 1.50 Proteos h Q PTI 4 4.72 .61 1041 1.53 6720 1.87 1.25 +.22 -32.9 Prothena Q PRTA 17.63 6.71 245 11.37 1571 12.92 10.47 -.58 -28.2 ProtoLabs N PRLB 46 119.80 63.19 281 93.58 2100 111.17 85.65 +9.32 -7.8 Provent Q PRVB 22.82 2.91 499 10.72 2482 12.75 10.30 -1.36 -28.1 ProvidSv Q PRSC 71.97 40.40 95 57.75 360 63.64 55.69 -.60 -2.4 ProvidBc Q PVBC .03p 28.47 10.75 11.57 -.3 ProvFnH Q PROV .56 4.3 28 22.99 11.78 9 13.10 65 14.00 12.44 +.33 -40.2 ProvidFS N PFS .92 6.7 9 27.47 9.05 283 13.66 1534 16.48 13.27 +.33 -44.6 ProvMtgC N PMCA PrudntlBcp Q PBIP .28a 2.3 60 19.57 9.90 18 12.05 121 13.97 11.43 +.67 -35.0 Prudentl N PRU 4.40f 7.4 6 106.40 38.62 2569 59.54 15448 64.93 56.30 +3.76 -36.5 PrudFn 52 N PJH 1.44 5.7 26.59 17.91 25 25.36 180 25.45 25.21 +.06 -2.3 PrudtlF 53 N PRH 1.43 5.6 26.49 17.60 40 25.37 199 25.51 25.17 +.07 -2.0 PruUK pf N PUKp 1.69 6.6 28.14 14.35 10 25.48 116 25.90 25.40 -.24 -9.0 PruUK pfA N PUKpA 1.63 6.3 28.53 17.00 22 25.97 125 26.36 25.76 +.20 -5.1 Prud UK N PUK 1.49e 5.6 39.93 15.68 518 26.43 2900 29.41 25.48 +.82 -30.6 PsychmCp Q PMD .72 12.5 5 12.15 4.54 20 5.75 201 6.79 5.70 +.08 -37.2 PSEG N PEG 1.96f 4.0 17 63.88 34.75 2239 49.41 10894 53.41 49.03 -1.96 -16.3 PubStrg N PSA 6.80 3.7 20 266.76 155.37 1569 184.36 6419 197.93 176.00 -2.87 -13.4 PubSt pfV N PSApV 1.34 5.3 25.83 20.01 20 25.29 118 25.53 25.17 +.07 +.2 PubSt pfW N PSApW 1.30 5.2 25.79 19.00 13 25.17 185 25.28 24.88 +.29 -.5 PubSt pfX N PSApX 1.30 5.2 25.75 19.54 10 25.07 83 25.24 24.85 -.04 -.9 PubSt pfJ N PSApJ 1.18 4.7 27.33 18.05 19 25.35 224 25.47 24.80 +.55 -1.3 PubSt pfI N PSApI 26.68 18.78 18 25.45 133 25.58 25.00 +.34 -1.2 PubSt pfG N PSApG 27.37 18.61 21 25.93 125 26.01 25.53 +.42 +.2 PubSt pfF N PSApF 1.29 4.9 27.38 18.63 5 26.13 131 26.34 25.67 +.33 +.4 PubSt pfE N PSApE 1.23 4.9 26.38 18.88 5 25.33 159 25.41 24.91 +.35 -.6 PubSt pfD N PSApD 1.24 5.0 26.30 18.69 4 25.23 107 25.46 25.01 +.22 -.9 PubSt pfC N PSApC 26.62 19.25 14 25.63 110 25.91 25.16 +.48 -.3 PubSt pfB N PSApB 27.09 20.05 6 25.52 62 25.70 25.40 +.02 -1.2 PubSt pfA N PSApA 1.47 5.9 27.11 25.15 24.99 PuhuiWl Q PHCF 3.86 1.37 2.10 11 2.10 2.00 -.01 -1.9 Pulmatr Q PULM 2.04 .61 694 1.36 5408 1.48 1.30 -.13 +58.1 PulseBiosc Q PLSE 17.45 5.11 440 8.60 1394 11.97 7.96 +.67 -35.9 PulteGrp N PHM .48 1.8 16 47.37 17.12 4073 27.24 28653 30.83 25.87 +1.60 -29.8 PumaBiotc Q PBYI 33.70 5.50 1277 9.48 4301 11.65 9.37 -1.19 +8.3 PureAcq Q PACQ 11.38 10.05 639 10.48 2890 10.69 10.46 -.02 +1.1 PureAcq un Q PACQU 12.04 10.31 10.40 -3.7 PureCycle Q PCYO 13.83 7.18 90 9.84 999 10.91 9.56 +.29 -21.8 PureStrg N PSTG 23.30 7.93 2555 13.37 15367 15.20 13.28 -.65 -21.9 PurplInv Q PRPL 15.96 4.42 353 10.67 2252 12.23 9.44 +.19 +22.5 PutHiInSec N PCF .37 4.7 7.95 -3.9 PMMI N PMM .44 6.5 8.44 5.92 93 6.73 1079 6.75 6.56 +.01 -15.8 PMIIT N PIM .31 7.3 4.91 3.32 142 4.25 1119 4.26 4.15 +.04 -10.3 PMOT N PMO .71 6.1 13.65 9.97 46 11.79 538 11.79 11.35 +.06 -10.3 PPrIT N PPT .31 6.8 5.73 3.50 378 4.62 1621 4.67 4.42 +.11 -14.9 Puxin N NEW 11.58 3.62 210 5.58 1317 5.70 3.99 +1.55 -32.0 Puyi Inc Q PUYI 14.80 4.11 0 6.10 7 6.34 5.97 -2.4 PyxisTnkr Q PXS 1.80 .62 106 1.10 2640 1.37 .93 +.18 -2.8 PyxusInt N PYX 23.70 1.43 361 2.48 2098 3.15 2.40 -.09 -72.3 PzenaInv N PZN .58e 12.5 6 10.42 3.46 62 4.65 448 5.51 4.14 +.44 -46.1 Q2 Hldgs N QTWO 93.90 47.17 478 78.07 3240 83.09 71.30 +7.17 -3.7 QAD Inc B Q QADB .24 .8 38.04 20.53 30.54 1 30.54 30.54 +3.54 -19.6 QAD A Q QADA .29 .7 54.54 28.21 33 41.09 304 46.34 40.48 -.99 -19.3 QCR Hld Q QCRH .24 .8 10 44.76 22.39 49 29.77 351 34.07 26.50 +3.36 -32.1 QEP Res N QEP .08 8.7 3 8.17 .26 16153 .92 114394 1.20 .43 +.38 -79.6 QIAGEN N QGEN 34 43.16 25.04 807 41.67 5239 41.96 41.15 +.39 +23.3 QIWI plc Q QIWI 1.12 8.6 13 25.25 8.62 355 13.00 1919 13.06 11.75 +.97 -32.9 QK InfGp n Q QK 20.44 9.80 12.55 1 12.60 12.55 -.05 +14.1sQTS RltTr N QTS 1.88f 3.0 68.80 42.64 597 62.85 4423 68.80 60.83 -.92 +15.8 QTS Rlt pfA N QTSpA 1.78 6.9 28.29 17.50 12 25.73 37 26.35 25.25 -.45 -5.4sQTS Rlt pfB N QTSpB 1.63 1.2 150.11 99.00 3 139.97 52 150.11 139.13 -3.97 +8.4 Qorvo Q QRVO 57 122.37 58.52 2200 93.15 9805 99.66 90.26 +3.26 -19.9 QuadGrph N QUAD .60 17.8 12.33 2.00 207 3.37 2193 3.93 2.64 +.73 -27.8 QuakerCh N KWR 1.54 1.1 29 224.30 108.14 122 145.46 795 160.49 135.06 +12.17 -11.6 Qualcom Q QCOM 2.60f 3.4 96.17 58.00 9737 75.64 53520 80.87 74.68 -.40 -14.3 Qualys Q QLYS 64 110.89 63.37 520 99.86 2602 110.43 99.25 -9.40 +19.8 QuanexBld N NX .32 2.7 19 20.42 7.90 154 12.07 1073 13.32 10.59 +1.51 -29.3 QuantaSvc N PWR .20f .6 23 44.09 23.77 953 34.97 8877 38.15 33.85 +.99 -14.1 Quanterx Q QTRX 36.15 10.90 214 25.09 931 27.99 24.23 -2.24 +6.2 Quantum n Q OMCO 6.73 1.26 217 4.11 1053 4.50 3.90 +.11 -37.7 Qu Insp100 N BIBL 33.52 20.31 30 27.06 98 28.94 27.00 -.37 -11.0 QnForSm N FFSG 29.19 17.80 12 22.76 37 24.25 22.54 +.12 -19.4 QnForTcG N FFTG 28.83 19.89 35 24.58 102 25.05 24.51 -.17 -10.0 Sage Esg ef N GUDB 55.33 42.71 1 51.12 1 51.25 50.96 +.45 +4.0 MainSecR N SECT 31.53 19.52 55 25.68 743 26.93 25.07 +.22 -16.8 InspCpBd N IBD 27.90 20.22 8 25.40 90 25.64 24.98 +.08 -1.2 QuaInsp N ISMD 28.86 16.08 14 20.60 84 22.39 19.61 +.68 -26.9 QuaInsLg N BLES 30.78 18.07 20 23.46 89 24.82 23.20 +.46 -22.9 FormInco N FFTI 25.97 19.93 94 23.38 430 23.53 23.32 +.01 -6.2 FrmHdGr N FFHG 29.39 20.67 12 21.80 42 22.61 21.66 -.34 -23.1 Qudian N QD 9.21 1.21 2278 1.60 11921 1.85 1.57 -.02 -66.0sQstDiag N DGX 2.24f 2.1 20 125.00 73.02 2181 108.81 16229 125.00 105.42 +2.19 +1.9 QuestRes Q QRHC 3.10 1.10 39 1.15 224 1.24 1.10 -.06 -47.2 QuickLg rs Q QUIK 12.03 2.12 72 4.45 283 4.95 4.19 -.11 -25.8sQuidel Q QDEL 79 143.97 52.49 492 139.24 3325 143.97 130.28 +4.64 +85.6 QuinStreet Q QNST 41 17.13 5.76 433 10.00 2361 10.51 8.76 +1.37 -34.7 QuintEn N QES 4.95 .61 78 .99 317 1.04 .87 +.07 -64.9 Qumu Cp Q QUMU 4.78 1.25 143 2.54 375 2.59 2.32 +.10 -2.7 Quotinet Q QTNT 11.30 2.40 1280 8.87 11403 10.38 6.55 +2.36 -6.7 QuotientTc N QUOT 11.99 4.55 514 6.79 3944 7.49 6.56 +.26 -31.1 QuratRet A Q QRTEA 7 17.55 3.01 1859 7.80 14573 8.58 7.34 +.38 -7.5 QuratRet B Q QRTEB 8 17.50 3.95 23 7.78 31 8.49 7.72 +.53 -8.4 Qutoutiao Q QTT 7.80 2.22 1428 2.34 6338 2.65 2.30 -.10 -31.4 Qwest 54 N CTV 1.72 7.3 26.38 13.46 19 23.57 193 24.00 22.23 -.18 -7.0 Qwest53 N CTY 1.53 6.9 25.44 11.03 32 22.17 287 22.84 21.81 +.37 -10.6 Qwest 25 N CTZ 1.66 7.2 26.08 11.20 22 23.19 155 23.72 22.91 +.16 -8.6 Qwest 56 N CTAA 27.05 14.00 19 23.86 117 25.00 23.78 -.15 -8.5 Qwest57 N CTDD 26.59 12.73 39 23.52 249 24.19 23.25 +.12 -8.2 Qwest56 N CTBB 26.19 11.25 44 22.91 445 23.63 22.75 -.03 -10.1R -:R1 RCM Q RCM 13.99 7.12 696 9.81 5120 10.90 9.44 +.16 -24.4 RAIT pfC N RASpC 2.22 22.9 9.70 RAIT Fn 24 N RFT 1.91 11.3 16.91 RaptTher n Q RAPT 51.21 10.52 52 14.16 240 17.42 13.36 -1.98 -48.7 RBB Bcp Q RBB .24m 1.9 6 21.90 11.17 83 12.90 427 14.25 11.87 +1.29 -39.1 RBC Bear Q ROLL 28 185.06 77.63 148 120.55 859 138.05 118.22 -3.02 -23.9 RCI Hosp Q RICK .16f 1.4 3 27.79 6.52 187 11.38 1549 14.20 8.48 +2.90 -44.5 RCM Q RCMT 1.00e 9 4.17 1.02 13 1.38 98 1.47 1.33 +.06 -54.0 RELX plc N RELX .54e 2.4 27.26 16.81 527 22.51 3143 23.38 22.19 +.78 -10.9 RF Inds Q RFIL .08 1.5 5 8.89 3.31 18 5.35 126 5.72 4.91 +.55 -20.9tRGC Res Q RGCO .70 2.9 25 31.98 24.55 23 24.50 111 26.82 24.45 -.75 -14.3 RH N RH 23 256.28 73.14 1047 137.46 6111 159.45 134.03 +4.62 -35.6 RLI Corp N RLI .92a 1.3 18 99.93 66.02 452 71.25 2214 78.39 68.84 +2.25 -20.9 RLJ LodgT N RLJ .04m .5 6 19.04 3.88 1952 8.64 12107 10.29 8.01 +.60 -51.2 RLJ Lod pfA N RLJpA .49 2.3 29.15 6.71 38 21.05 327 22.59 20.04 +1.07 -26.7 RMG Ac N RMG 10.50 9.03 2 9.98 904 10.09 9.98 RMR Gp h Q RMR 1.52 5.2 5 59.64 21.79 71 29.27 425 32.31 28.24 +1.09 -35.9 RPC N RES .20m 6.6 4 10.88 1.72 974 3.04 8852 3.71 2.61 +.04 -42.0 RPM N RPM 1.44 2.2 5 77.47 42.85 660 64.08 4776 69.36 62.94 -.97 -16.5 RTI Surg Q RTIX 5.67 1.46 487 2.66 10427 3.40 1.95 +.72 -2.9 RTW Retl N RTW 4 2.69 .14 2206 .29 24369 .35 .25 +.06 -63.8 RYB 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11.20 6 22.48 99 22.72 19.61 +2.28 -12.6 RealNetwk Q RNWK 2.63 .32 72 .72 796 .83 .72 -.08 -39.7 RealityETF N DIVY .46p 27.94 11.65 11 19.41 38 19.90 18.25 +.57 -27.3 RltDvcDiv N LEAD 41.48 27.54 1 36.33 5 37.99 36.15 +.04 -6.4 RealDivc N DFND 36.09 27.38 7 32.49 44 34.02 32.38 +.03 +2.9 Rl NxtEc Q BLCN 27.39 17.69 17 23.50 94 24.74 23.36 +.27 -8.1 Realogy N RLGY .27p 6.7 6 13.88 2.09 4374 4.04 26394 5.22 3.43 +.60 -58.3 RealPage Q RP 81 65.92 36.91 635 62.26 4374 65.67 61.38 +1.61 +15.8 RltyInco N O 2.79f 5.4 29 84.92 38.00 2829 51.79 16412 56.65 49.97 +2.10 -29.7 ReataPh Q RETA 257.97 70.00 254 148.56 1298 170.49 144.96 -11.91 -27.3 ReavesUtl A UTG 1.82 6.1 40.20 19.45 283 29.72 1103 31.00 29.04 +.68 -19.8 ReavesU rt A UTGr .14 sReconT rs Q RCON 4.99 1.11 694 3.52 963 5.55 2.98 +.47 +53.0 RecroPhm Q REPH 19.21 6.10 183 8.17 1347 9.01 7.88 +.06 -55.4 RedLionH N RLH 8.26 1.16 155 1.58 671 1.76 1.49 +.06 -57.6 RedRivB n Q RRBI .06p 48 59.00 29.90 22 37.80 67 42.60 33.99 +2.48 -32.6 RedRobin Q RRGB 37.29 4.04 787 13.78 5829 18.38 11.70 +2.04 -58.3 RedRkRs Q RRR .40 4.1 28.56 2.76 1304 9.86 11010 11.47 9.71 -.02 -58.8 RedViolt Q RDVT 28.70 7.41 52 19.18 441 20.21 17.20 +1.38 +3.6 Redfin Q RDFN 32.77 9.63 1389 19.29 6173 21.86 19.00 +.05 -8.8sRedhillBio Q RDHL 9.12 3.26 472 6.70 4944 9.12 6.50 -.90 +10.4 RedwdTr N RWT 1.28f 33.2 3 18.01 2.14 3740 3.85 27742 4.60 3.10 +.70 -76.7 RegalBel N RBC 1.20 1.7 12 90.19 51.99 287 69.27 1094 73.76 65.85 +3.26 -19.1 RegalEnt N RGC .88a 3.8 24 22.99 RgcyCtrs Q REG 2.38f 5.8 15 70.26 31.80 1380 40.92 9516 45.89 35.00 +5.49 -35.1 Regenrn Q REGN 24 574.32 271.37 482 525.50 5538 565.68 507.69 -40.71 +40.0 RegnxBio Q RGNX 21 55.23 20.03 714 36.46 1931 43.84 35.88 -4.96 -11.0 RegHlt pfA A RHEpA 2.72 151.1 6.55 1.38 3 1.80 14 2.05 1.80 -.25 -56.5 RegnlMgt N RM 6 34.93 10.42 96 14.47 782 17.74 12.71 +1.89 -51.8 RegionsFn N RF .62 6.1 7 17.54 6.94 6803 10.17 55126 11.46 9.70 +.38 -40.7 Regions pfA N RFpA 1.59 6.3 26.50 15.22 62 25.35 212 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N RSG 1.62 2.1 35 100.91 65.37 864 77.13 5675 80.61 76.32 +1.03 -13.9 resTORbi Q TORC 11.96 .86 1126 1.50 18766 1.58 1.14 +.35 +.7 RschFrnt Q REFR 5.38 1.66 81 2.82 421 3.05 2.70 +.01 -6.3sReschSol n Q RSSS 3.09 2.46 65 3.03 304 3.09 2.88 +.08 +12.6 ResidioTc N REZI 80 23.99 3.72 1128 4.82 8474 5.49 4.62 +.29 -59.6 ResMed N RMD 1.56 1.0 50 177.99 102.56 1267 159.07 4108 164.12 152.27 -1.93 +2.6 ResoluteF N RFP 1.50e 8.16 1.14 220 2.04 1517 2.48 1.63 +.43 -51.4 Resonant Q RESN 3.58 .95 883 2.39 8179 2.87 2.28 +.08 -1.2 ResConn Q RECN .56 5.2 13 17.93 8.66 185 10.79 1251 11.29 10.28 +.72 -33.9 RestBrnds N QSR 2.00 4.1 15 79.46 25.08 6920 48.32 25583 52.16 46.20 +1.53 -24.2 RetailOpp Q ROIC .80 8.6 24 19.18 5.84 1839 9.27 10946 10.25 7.97 +1.31 -47.5 RetailProp N RPAI .66 11.2 10 14.30 2.87 2113 5.90 9997 6.64 4.72 +1.15 -56.0 RetailVal N RVI 2.05 15.6 38.85 8.32 70 13.17 613 15.16 10.55 +2.72 -64.2 RetoEco Q RETO 5 2.05 .30 3 .49 44 .52 .42 -.01 -44.2 RetractTc A RVP 3.45 .62 141 2.92 1780 3.21 2.71 -.18 +94.7 Retrophin Q RTRX 21.95 8.98 443 14.67 1693 16.65 14.12 -.47 +3.3 RevGp N REVG .20 3.9 7 14.99 3.50 246 5.10 3008 5.69 4.30 +.80 -58.3 RevanceTh Q RVNC 27.97 9.88 663 17.31 2602 19.50 16.25 +.31 +6.7 Revlon N REV 27.46 8.68 82 12.26 497 14.99 10.50 +1.97 -42.8 RevolMd n Q RVMD 37.08 17.35 184 29.49 859 34.33 27.09 +2.78 +2.0 Revolve n N RVLV 79 26.69 7.17 493 10.25 3582 11.64 9.96 -.31 -44.2 RexAmRes N REX 15 98.79 33.81 51 55.91 218 62.96 51.99 +2.33 -31.8 RexahnPh rs Q REXN 9.18 1.26 51 2.00 163 2.05 1.66 +.26 +4.7 RexfordIR N REXR .86f 2.2 58 53.27 31.79 1037 39.71 4257 42.34 39.02 +1.06 -13.1 RexfdIn pfA N REXRpA 26.68 16.02 2 24.13 9 24.99 24.13 -.74 -6.6 RexfInR pfB N REXRpB 1.47 6.0 27.03 14.58 3 24.56 25 25.00 24.56 -.37 -6.5 RexfrIR pfC N REXR.PRC 1.41 5.8 27.00 14.67 2 24.15 11 24.75 24.05 -.21 -5.8 Rexnord N RXN 18 35.64 18.87 525 25.82 3260 28.90 25.06 +.97 -20.8sReynCon n Q REYN 34.18 21.61 954 32.89 3401 35.50 31.00 +1.66 +15.2 Rhinebeck Q RBKB 11.77 5.90 5 7.38 31 7.50 6.39 +.00 -34.7 RhythmP Q RYTM 29.13 12.99 204 17.96 832 20.30 17.35 -1.60 -21.8 RibbnCm Q RBBN 5.93 1.95 286 3.34 3236 3.73 2.92 +.40 +7.7 RiceBran Q RIBT 3.42 .48 425 1.40 582 1.43 1.14 +.22 -4.8 RichrdElec Q RELL .24 6.0 79 6.32 3.10 5 3.97 60 4.27 3.90 +.05 -29.5 RichmMu n Q RMBI 16.02 8.95 28 10.41 224 11.39 9.49 +.81 -34.8 RigelPh Q RIGL 3.10 1.23 1136 1.71 12692 1.91 1.55 +.15 -20.1 RigNet Q RNET 11.34 .77 139 1.18 1122 1.52 1.03 +.04 -82.1 RiminiSt Q RMNI 5.48 2.22 67 4.43 448 4.64 3.94 +.48 +14.2 RingCentrl N RNG 256.60 110.34 848 218.10 4928 246.30 215.05 -20.63 +29.3 RingEngy A REI 3 5.54 .52 1265 .86 5752 .93 .64 +.14 -67.3 RioTinto N RIO 4.43e 9.8 64.02 35.35 2866 45.04 10531 49.18 44.52 -1.46 -24.1 RiotBlck Q RIOT 1.00p 5.53 .51 2114 1.07 15136 1.38 1.07 -.18 -4.5 RiseEdCy Q REDU 4 10.48 3.01 2 4.39 71 4.59 3.77 +.63 -37.2 RitchieBr N RBA .80 1.9 48 45.16 25.92 549 42.48 2988 44.18 42.13 -.44 -1.1 RiteAid N RAD 23.88 5.04 3138 13.62 21698 16.66 13.51 -.73 -12.0 RittrPh Q RTTR 1.27 .15 30896 .38 55859 .42 .31 +.02 +124.3 RvN Muni n N RMM 21.32 12.26 39 16.55 249 17.47 16.23 -.78 -14.4 RvNthMk n N RSF 21.05 14.05 5 15.16 54 15.50 14.92 +.09 -16.8 RivrnOpp N RIV 1.68 12.8 17.75 8.65 67 13.12 377 13.40 12.60 +.36 -19.6 Rivrnrth rt N RIV/rw Riv/Doubl N OPP 17.87 10.56 40 13.30 431 13.57 12.46 +.32 -19.1 RivrvwBcp Q RVSB .20f 3.7 9 8.70 4.05 60 5.42 386 5.85 5.01 +.46 -34.0 RivrviewF Q RIVE .30 4.7 13.60 4.00 93 6.45 134 6.57 5.11 +1.39 -48.4 RobtHalf N RHI 1.36 3.1 16 63.97 32.38 1457 44.38 7971 48.68 43.97 +.32 -29.7 RocktPh Q RCKT 27.59 9.01 307 14.75 2140 18.41 13.70 -2.61 -35.2 RockwlAut N ROK 4.08 2.2 27 207.94 115.38 701 183.19 7479 200.57 175.74 +8.60 -9.6 RockwllM Q RMTI 5.80 1.31 556 2.16 2678 2.47 2.06 -.11 -11.5 RockyBr Q RCKY .56 2.9 11 34.14 14.96 84 19.41 396 21.89 19.08 -.36 -34.0 RkyMChoc Q RMCF .48 10.5 7 9.90 3.77 15 4.55 196 4.70 4.27 -.03 -50.7 RogCm N RCI 2.00 10 54.82 32.20 368 41.19 2224 43.10 40.85 -.22 -17.1 Rogers N ROG 30 206.43 75.72 247 108.35 802 117.31 103.95 +4.26 -13.1 Roku Q ROKU 176.55 58.22 9706 114.02 46257 130.36 111.36 -10.81 -14.8sRollins N ROL .42 1.0 40 40.94 30.72 1072 40.00 8471 40.94 38.32 +1.86 +20.6 Roper N ROP 2.05f .6 32 395.00 240.00 741 339.38 4463 354.94 308.17 +32.97 -4.2 Rosehill Q ROSE 4.73 .25 1754 .42 11615 .53 .30 +.06 -67.2 Rosehill wt Q ROSEW 1.12 Rosehill un Q ROSEU 5.43 .32 .50 0 -59.2 RosettaStn N RST 26.88 8.85 170 16.73 865 18.04 15.57 +.98 -7.8 RossStrs Q ROST 1.14f 1.3 22 124.16 56.30 1989 88.96 17055 101.08 86.50 +3.47 -23.6 Roundys N RNDY 3.60 RBCda pfT N RYpT 1.69 33.00 21.51 26.63 5 27.16 26.63 -1.07 -10.6 RoyalBk g N RY 3.92e 82.58 49.55 1301 60.05 6721 63.78 58.97 +1.17 -24.2 RBScotlnd N RBS 7.05 2.45 2608 2.93 16023 3.06 2.63 +.28 -54.5 RBSct prL N RBSpL 1.44 5.7 25.25 RylCarb N RCL 2.80 6.9 5 135.32 19.25 20224 40.77 112556 48.60 35.86 +5.09 -69.5 RoyDShllB N RDS/B 3.76 12.6 45 67.45 19.19 9014 29.83 37791 36.97 29.68 -4.03 -50.3 RoyDShllA N RDS/A 3.76 12.0 47 66.48 21.26 11514 31.29 49215 38.07 31.11 -3.74 -46.9 RoyGld Q RGLD 1.12 .9 33 138.78 59.78 853 125.86 4067 131.09 118.50 +.43 +3.2 RoyceGVal N RGT .10e 12.33 6.35 15 9.80 183 10.30 9.30 +.48 -16.2 RoyceMC N RMT .64e 10.0 8.96 4.30 213 6.43 1318 6.95 6.20 +.21 -24.7 Royce N RVT 1.22e 11.1 15.34 7.50 297 10.95 2110 11.90 10.63 +.34 -25.9 RubiconPrj N RUBI 13.11 4.09 2372 6.42 12102 7.55 5.97 +.39 -21.3 Rubicon Q RBCN 10.09 7.15 2 8.18 19 8.45 8.08 +.10 -1.7 RubiusTh Q RUBY 18.64 3.35 363 5.53 2019 7.56 5.11 -.66 -41.8 RmblOn B Q RMBL 5.39 .15 1989 .32 13548 .42 .26 +.05 -61.3 RushEntA Q RUSHA .52 1.4 19 49.27 27.25 361 36.35 1109 39.57 34.02 +1.60 -21.8 RushEntB Q RUSHB .52 1.5 21 48.50 21.65 6 33.98 44 37.32 29.79 +1.45 -25.6 RuthsHosp Q RUTH .60f 6.1 4 27.14 2.32 2060 9.86 9966 12.17 8.56 +1.48 -54.7 Ryanair Q RYAAY 1.55e 2.7 96.79 44.44 612 58.26 3750 65.22 57.16 +1.48 -33.5 Ryder N R 2.24 6.4 8 65.76 22.62 1170 34.94 10308 35.55 28.22 +7.02 -35.7 RyersonH N RYI 16 12.54 3.86 105 4.39 967 5.19 4.04 +.37 -62.9 RymanHP N RHP 3.60 11.0 7 91.57 13.25 965 32.83 6000 38.49 27.70 +5.39 -62.1S -:S&P Glbl N SPGI 2.68f .9 43 312.94 186.06 1149 286.06 8316 308.41 284.09 +2.12 +4.8 S&T Bcp Q STBA 1.12 4.4 9 41.54 23.79 253 25.57 1087 30.01 24.86 +.11 -36.5 S&WSeed Q SANW 3.13 1.75 14 1.87 80 1.98 1.86 -.04 -11.0 SAP SE N SAP 1.31e 1.1 140.67 90.90 654 116.97 3241 120.22 116.08 +.48 -12.7 SB FinGp Q SBFG .40f 2.5 12 20.49 9.02 7 15.98 80 15.98 12.90 +2.26 -18.8 SB OneBc Q SBBX .34 1.9 14 25.24 10.96 28 17.49 245 21.36 17.07 +.28 -29.8sSBA Com Q SBAC 1.86f .6 317.11 197.86 584 286.76 4699 317.11 285.17 -19.03 +19.0 SC Hlth n N SCPE 10.25 9.50 6 9.93 270 10.05 9.93 -.05 -.1 SC Hlth wt N SCPE/WS SCE TrV N SCEpK 25.14 14.13 14 23.15 73 23.98 22.03 +.80 -6.2 SCE I pfF N SCEpF 1.41 SCE II prG N SCEpG 1.28 5.5 25.15 16.15 8 23.23 195 24.15 22.82 -.53 -7.1 SCE Tr pfH N SCEpH 1.44 6.1 25.30 14.31 5 23.44 59 24.48 23.09 +.30 -3.9 SCETr pfJ N SCEpJ 1.34 6.2 25.20 13.52 11 21.49 108 22.39 20.77 +.24 -12.3 SCE Tr pfL N SCEpL 1.25 5.7 24.45 15.31 24 22.02 174 22.71 21.41 +.02 -8.2 SCVX un N SCVX/U 10.48 9.25 5 10.07 6 10.40 10.01 -.02 -2.4 SCWorx Q WORX 14.88 1.55 5.76 +100.5 SEI Inv Q SEIC .70f 1.4 16 69.61 35.41 851 49.78 3460 53.28 49.21 +.96 -24.0 SelasLf rs Q SLS 52.50 1.46 187 2.52 1310 2.57 1.87 +.63 -41.4 SFL Cp N SFL 1.40 12.9 12 15.10 6.33 656 10.84 3538 11.56 10.73 +.15 -25.4 SG Blck rs Q SGBX 35.00 1.16 442 3.99 973 4.07 3.35 +.42 +27.1 SGOCO Gp Q SGOC 1.18 .72 1 .98 49 1.05 .91 -.02 +3.2 Si-Bone Q SIBN 23.10 7.20 167 15.62 924 17.24 14.39 +.44 -27.3 SIGA Tc Q SIGA 1 6.20 3.96 254 5.85 1279 6.13 5.47 +.35 +22.6 SiteCtr N SITC .80 14.0 4 15.85 3.60 1396 5.72 17303 6.20 4.60 +.88 -59.2 DDR pfJ N DDRpJ 1.63 7.1 23.02 SiteCtr pf J N SITCpJ 24.96 SJW N SJW 1.28 2.1 21 74.99 45.60 176 59.77 864 64.27 58.24 +.17 -15.9 SK Tlcm N SKM 25.16 14.07 273 18.50 2060 19.68 18.46 -.50 -19.9 SLGreen N SLG 2.95e 6.0 18 96.39 37.50 1217 49.07 8145 56.28 44.21 +4.65 -46.6 SL Grn pfI N SLGpI 1.63 6.6 26.73 18.04 69 24.60 126 24.70 23.50 +1.09 -3.2 SLM Cp Q SLM .12 1.5 7 12.32 5.60 2950 8.09 21039 8.62 7.45 +.64 -9.2 SLM Cp pfB Q SLMBP 4.23e 10.6 66.39 18.91 2 39.81 19 41.25 39.00 -.49 -25.9 SM Energy N SM .02m .6 16.40 .90 22751 3.31 111235 4.39 1.60 +1.47 -70.6 SmartGlb Q SGH 8 39.08 16.42 236 24.44 1211 27.55 22.78 +1.77 -35.6 SMTC hg Q SMTX 4.19 1.32 59 3.04 417 3.18 2.59 +.41 -10.3sSORL Q SORL 7 4.65 2.71 191 4.63 1349 4.65 4.39 +.22 +4.3 SP Plus Q SP 12 47.33 14.44 144 21.05 738 23.37 19.73 +.72 -50.4 SPAR Gp Q SGRP 1.38 .55 13 .78 76 .86 .74 +.02 -40.4 Spd LgGl N GLDW 121.57 SpdrDJIA N DIA 3.98e 1.7 295.87 182.10 4719 237.28 22896 247.67 236.50 -.55 -16.8 SpdrGold N GLD 164.42 119.54 10881 159.78 56143 162.00 157.80 -2.86 +11.8 SpdEurope N SPEU 1.24e 4.4 36.84 22.69 499 28.05 562 29.34 28.00 +.21 -23.0 SpdrNoANR N NANR 34.00 17.60 46 27.67 288 29.29 26.80 +.46 -18.0 SpdrLwCbn N LOWC 1.69e 2.0 102.48 67.19 2 83.95 11 87.72 83.95 -.01 -15.3 SpdrEuro50 N FEZ 1.18e 3.9 41.27 24.29 4917 30.38 15672 31.84 30.05 +.51 -25.5 Spd MsciCh N XINA 21.83 19.37 19.91 S&PEAsia N GMF 1.81e 2.1 107.54 74.96 25 88.09 90 92.77 87.81 -1.10 -14.8 SpdSol UK N ZGBR 1.33e 3.5 53.87 30.20 1 37.94 9 40.22 37.92 +.24 -27.4 SpdSolGer N ZDEU 1.17e 2.5 60.96 36.60 0 47.04 9 49.04 46.67 +1.13 -21.3 SpdSolJpn N ZJPN .85e 1.3 80.68 56.92 67.07 1 70.52 67.07 -.15 -14.3 SpdSolCda N ZCAN 1.61e 3.2 64.23 37.15 0 49.66 5 52.48 49.27 +.70 -20.0 SpdrEuSmC N SMEZ 1.15e 2.3 62.77 40.45 2 50.13 8 51.68 49.75 +.91 -18.8 S&PChina N GXC 1.31e 1.4 108.49 80.12 410 91.84 629 97.95 91.70 -3.13 -10.5 SpdrWldQu N QWLD 1.30e 1.8 88.93 59.56 1 73.68 4 76.82 73.61 -.31 -13.9 SpdrEMQu N QEMM 1.31e 2.7 62.18 40.91 10 48.21 221 50.72 48.07 -.27 -20.7 SpdrEafeSt N QEFA 1.62e 2.9 68.04 46.34 49 55.10 263 57.71 54.85 -.23 -17.5 SpdrGblDv N WDIV 3.11e 5.2 72.20 40.83 51 50.15 117 53.07 49.64 +.91 -29.8 SpdGlStk s N SPGM 44.21 28.77 59 36.05 156 37.71 36.00 +.18 -16.0 SpdEMkt N SPEM 38.68 25.10 1165 29.55 8006 31.26 29.48 -.14 -21.4 SpdrEMDv N EDIV 1.68e 7.2 33.31 19.81 81 23.27 363 24.56 23.16 -.02 -27.5 SpdrGlbNR N GNR .93e 2.7 46.68 24.72 317 34.00 1343 36.49 33.57 +.17 -26.3 Spd IntUt N IPU Spd IntHl N IRY Spd EMLA N GML Spd IntEn N IPW Spd CnDi N IPD SpdrDJ RE N RWO 1.57e 4.2 53.60 29.37 594 37.18 2205 39.25 36.84 +.77 -27.8 SpdrEMSmC N EWX 1.00e 2.8 47.30 29.15 163 35.38 666 37.13 35.31 +.07 -23.2 SpdrIntDiv N DWX 2.22e 7.1 40.82 25.79 164 31.12 580 32.65 30.98 +.04 -22.6 SpMS xUS s N CWI 26.22 17.05 361 20.49 2067 21.55 20.38 +.01 -20.5 SpdrSPGbl N GII 1.63e 4.0 57.32 32.27 30 41.03 170 43.15 40.94 +.03 -25.5 SpdrIntRE N RWX 1.25e 4.6 41.33 21.93 660 27.45 2800 28.36 27.29 +.57 -29.2 SpdrIntlSC N GWX 3.63e 2.0 32.32 18.99 230 24.71 1091 25.78 24.52 +.26 -22.4 SpdrWldxUS N SPDW .79e 3.2 31.78 20.27 2253 25.05 14224 26.22 24.91 +.16 -20.1 SP Mid N MDY 2.94e 1.0 384.47 214.22 1682 289.52 8212 311.65 284.54 +7.42 -22.9 S&P500ETF N SPY 4.13e 1.5 339.08 218.26 124925 282.79 548519 294.88 281.52 -.18 -12.1 SpdrRRtn N RLY .44e 2.2 25.74 16.02 7 19.85 70 20.45 19.72 +.17 -21.9 SpdrIncAll N INKM 1.08e 3.7 35.11 24.82 218 28.92 291 30.01 28.58 +.33 -15.7 SpdrGblAll N GAL 1.04e 2.9 40.90 29.00 12 34.39 72 35.52 34.37 +.11 -14.1 SpdrSenLn N SRLN 1.96 4.7 46.86 36.01 4642 41.27 7610 42.11 41.05 -.23 -11.4 SpdrUShBd N ULST .16 .4 40.52 37.83 49 39.61 221 39.68 39.49 +.01 -2.0 SpdrCreEq N SYE 1.63e 1.3 92.61 58.64 1 76.44 9 79.79 76.44 +.63 -14.8 SpdrDblTac N TOTL 1.17e 51.79 46.54 331 48.85 2745 49.02 48.60 +.16 -.3 SpdrValEq N SYV 4.21e 1.8 74.37 42.46 1 56.12 4 59.59 55.95 +.84 -22.0 SpdrGroEq N SYG 1.85e .7 97.36 66.92 1 86.37 8 89.26 86.34 -.33 -3.5sSpdrBiot N XBI .44e .5 99.79 62.94 6057 90.83 35102 99.79 89.45 -6.18 -4.5 Spdr Div N SDY 3.80e 2.2 108.81 67.57 727 85.02 4855 91.04 84.59 -.22 -21.0 SpdrGbDow N DGT 1.52e 2.1 91.15 56.56 1 71.36 9 74.81 71.31 +.27 -20.4 SpdrHome N XHB .15e .4 49.35 23.95 2442 35.37 16333 37.84 32.98 +2.71 -22.3 SpdrS&PBk N KBE .53e 1.8 48.17 22.56 3098 29.85 17585 32.94 28.37 +1.72 -36.9 SpdrS&PCM N KCE .91e 1.8 65.05 37.33 1 50.39 32 53.19 49.32 +1.93 -15.0 SpdrS&PIn N KIE 37.57 20.23 227 25.17 2064 27.28 25.02 +.20 -29.0 Spd LgCap N SPLG 39.88 25.62 3567 33.21 17116 34.63 33.07 -.03 -12.2 SpdrLCpG N SPYG 45.73 30.39 3126 39.78 13799 41.13 39.62 +.02 -5.1 SpdrLCapV N SPYV 35.45 21.77 3300 27.83 13962 29.43 27.69 -.12 -20.3 Spd MidC N SPMD 37.08 20.64 957 27.90 4709 30.01 27.41 +.69 -23.0 SpdMCpG N MDYG 59.55 34.68 154 47.26 776 50.65 46.78 +.76 -17.2 SpdrMCpV N MDYV 55.58 28.90 201 38.79 1048 41.93 37.74 +1.40 -29.2 SpdrNY Tch N XNTK .41e .5 94.74 61.25 20 81.54 101 86.35 81.18 -1.68 -.1 SpdrSemi N XSD .16e .2 113.57 68.95 91 94.40 659 103.74 93.96 -.77 -10.9 SpdrSCp N SLYG 66.92 38.47 405 49.77 1091 54.50 48.92 +1.24 -22.9 SpdrSCpV N SLYV 66.50 34.77 474 44.44 2363 48.79 42.83 +1.89 -32.4 SpdrRs3K N THRK 41.89 26.59 593 34.53 3304 36.09 34.35 +.03 -13.4 SpdrWilRE N RWR 2.90e 3.9 107.83 57.85 120 75.11 666 80.39 73.71 +1.86 -26.4 SpdrShTTr N SPTS .27 .9 31.39 29.65 1093 30.69 16976 30.73 30.68 -.02 +2.4 SpFcStIn N XITK 128.10 81.50 7 110.79 46 116.65 110.14 -1.08 -2.1 SPDR SrTr A XTH 80.21 SPDR Intrnt A XWEB 71.47 Spdr1500VT N VLU 4.85e 2.0 115.45 71.10 8 90.61 17 96.25 90.16 +1.42 -19.9 SpdCorpBd N SPBO .99 2.9 38.76 27.78 36 33.87 121 34.86 33.72 -.22 +.1 SpdrIntCBd N IBND .14e .4 34.50 28.01 25 32.63 85 32.80 31.93 +.86 -4.5 SpdrIGFlt N FLRN .20 .7 30.84 25.93 585 30.09 3831 30.17 30.05 +.04 -2.1 SpdrHYMu N HYMB 2.55 4.8 61.34 42.16 490 52.86 2092 53.53 52.75 -.45 -10.4 SpdrWFPf N PSK 2.59e 6.2 44.71 28.83 145 41.59 1347 42.11 41.36 -.06 -5.5 SpdrBarITB N BWZ .01e 31.20 27.93 53 29.87 164 29.96 29.46 +.37 -3.2 SpdrBarcCv N CWB 3.55e 4.4 60.52 39.81 1450 51.81 4793 53.76 51.53 -.32 -6.6 Continued from previous page NYSE, NYSE American and Nasdaq Exchanges Continued on next page Exch. 52-week Vol Friday Vol Weekly YTD Name Market Symbol Div Yield 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SpdrLTBd N SPLB 32.70 23.30 742 30.15 2780 30.84 29.96 -.61 +.1 SpdrITBd N SPIB .92 2.6 36.37 30.10 1915 35.20 9027 35.43 35.16 -.03 -.3 SpdMtgBB N SPMB .83 3.1 27.18 22.52 643 26.79 2212 27.00 26.72 -.01 +2.6 SpdrEMBd N EBND 28.16 22.85 127 24.91 883 25.42 24.65 +.33 -10.7 SpdrShTHiY N SJNK 1.58 6.6 27.37 21.42 3978 24.07 17528 24.59 24.03 +.06 -10.7 SpdShTBd N SPSB .40e 1.2 31.21 26.80 2030 30.86 6192 30.95 30.81 +.05 +.1 SP IntTip N WIP .41e .3 55.83 43.50 10 49.62 193 50.00 48.14 +1.06 -10.0 SPLIntTB N BWX 30.17 25.59 314 28.17 1408 28.27 27.63 +.33 -2.2 SpdrTrans N XTN .25e .5 67.72 35.96 37 46.43 308 50.13 45.49 +1.18 -27.8 SpdrTelcm N XTL .68e 1.0 73.95 48.47 11 64.86 45 69.10 64.67 -.82 -7.3 SpdrHCSv N XHS .61e .1 79.01 44.95 8 61.83 82 66.10 61.12 +.45 -14.9 SpdrHCEq N XHE 3.22e .1 90.39 58.23 25 81.58 170 85.41 80.72 -.33 -4.8 SpdrSf&Sv N XSW .19e .2 113.20 67.56 36 91.36 233 96.48 90.75 +1.03 -10.1 SpdHiYlBd N SPHY 1.01e 4.3 27.36 20.29 61 23.32 232 23.74 23.28 +.03 -11.5 SpdFinFr n N ROKT 39.80 21.38 1 28.09 16 30.12 27.83 +.50 -22.3 SpdrAerDf N XAR 1.70e 1.2 119.48 60.27 142 78.63 903 84.92 76.70 +2.30 -27.9 SpdAgBd N SPAB 31.39 26.23 1540 30.51 8745 30.69 30.44 -.06 +3.8 SpdClnPw n N CNRG 58.02 30.60 6 40.69 53 44.86 40.04 -.47 -11.9 SpdTips s N SPIP 30.35 26.64 178 29.62 1502 30.04 29.50 -.34 +3.7 SprBl 1-3b N BIL 91.67 91.40 3710 91.53 21318 91.56 91.53 -.02 +.1 SpdLgTr N SPTL 51.31 35.40 857 48.01 5213 48.65 47.61 -.76 +23.5 SpdFutSc n N FITE 42.84 24.47 1 32.95 18 35.16 32.71 +.05 -15.5 SpIntTrm s N SPTI 33.25 14.98 925 33.09 12419 33.20 33.05 -.04 +7.0 SpdSmMo n N HAIL 33.32 15.70 2 23.77 9 26.00 23.76 +.37 -21.1 SpdIntlgS N SIMS 33.63 19.61 1 25.42 6 27.62 25.28 +.43 -22.2 SpdrS&P RB N KRE .74e 2.0 59.38 27.26 8242 36.33 47235 40.36 34.59 +1.96 -37.6 Spdr1500MT N MMTM 1.61e 1.3 146.69 94.68 9 121.54 32 125.86 121.50 -1.10 -11.9 SpdDorWrF Q DWFI 24.15 19.65 7 22.46 83 22.74 22.37 -.17 -4.4 SpdrRetl N XRT .49e 1.4 46.57 26.29 7308 35.66 36624 38.43 34.81 +1.12 -22.5 SpdNuBMu N TFI 52.65 42.81 602 49.83 2619 50.28 49.52 -.41 -1.5 SpdrPhm N XPH 3.00e .9 48.12 30.30 122 40.71 668 42.88 40.17 +.14 -10.9 SpdrOGEx N XOP .73e 9.1 31.59 7.37 8.03 -66.1 SpNuBST N SHM 50.00 43.04 543 48.92 2554 49.05 48.78 -.05 -.4 SpdrGendr N SHE 80.32 50.19 12 65.07 46 68.20 64.76 +.51 -15.8 SpdR1KLVF N ONEV 88.10 51.77 5 67.12 42 71.75 66.94 +.69 -22.1 SpdrMetM N XME .24e 1.3 29.80 13.86 1996 18.90 13686 20.40 17.76 +.91 -35.5 SpdrR1KMo N ONEO 80.17 46.30 4 60.89 13 65.16 60.75 +.89 -22.0 SpdrR1KYF N ONEY 77.85 40.32 1 52.29 37 57.09 51.47 +.00 -31.4 SpdSPXHiD N SPYD 39.98 20.79 1397 26.62 7753 28.95 26.14 +.56 -32.5 SpdrFosFFr N SPYX 91.85 54.30 105 69.71 379 72.83 69.55 -.18 -11.6 SpdrR1KLV N LGLV 5.40e 1.8 121.63 75.42 94 95.98 479 100.85 95.49 +.25 -16.0 SpdrUsaSt N QUS .54e 99.41 64.57 88 82.67 449 86.60 82.48 -.42 -12.7 Spd SP600 N SLY 74.23 40.78 70 52.55 559 57.56 51.22 +1.78 -27.5 SpdrSPXBbk N SPYB .41e 75.42 41.54 4 54.86 29 59.46 54.52 +.82 -25.6 SpdrSCap N SPSM 33.48 18.35 1349 23.65 5450 25.92 23.06 +.78 -27.5 Spdr1-10Tip N TIPX .08e .4 20.29 18.57 60 19.92 166 20.12 19.87 -.09 +1.6 Spd 0-5Tip N SIPE SpdrR2KLV N SMLV 2.16e 3.0 101.53 56.00 15 71.33 108 77.79 68.32 +3.79 -28.7 SPI Eng Q SPI 4.76 .55 13134 1.26 15270 1.88 .63 +.53 -32.3 SPS Cmce s Q SPSC 79 62.26 31.28 477 54.33 2055 56.76 50.53 +3.31 -2.0 SPX Cp N SPXC 37 53.76 25.50 434 36.28 2016 41.47 34.74 +1.19 -28.7 SPX Flow N FLOW 13 49.94 15.74 201 30.66 1079 34.48 29.26 +.36 -37.3 SRAX Inc Q SRAX 2 5.63 1.05 112 2.20 507 2.74 1.66 +.30 -11.6 SS&C Tch Q SSNC .50 .9 36 67.73 29.51 2308 54.83 11817 57.27 51.27 +3.62 -10.7 SSR Mng g Q SSRM 28 19.42 9.00 1154 17.96 5432 18.25 16.84 +.53 -6.7 STMicro N STM .40 1.6 18 31.98 14.67 1540 24.86 9871 27.64 24.32 -.15 -7.6 SVB FnGp Q SIVB 14 270.95 127.39 380 184.86 2338 204.84 180.02 +.86 -26.4 SVB Fncl pf Q SIVBP 1.31 5.3 27.60 12.56 42 24.59 255 24.90 23.63 +.90 -4.9 SVMK Q SVMK 22.27 9.35 1185 14.53 4707 16.48 14.38 -.81 -18.7 SABESP N SBS .39e 5.4 15.40 5.54 1468 7.16 10556 7.98 6.77 +.84 -52.4 SabnR N SBR 3.44e 13.1 51.15 23.02 22 26.22 179 28.66 25.07 +.20 -34.9 SabraHltc Q SBRA 1.80 14.8 6 24.95 5.55 2258 12.19 9007 13.48 11.60 +.55 -42.9 SabreCorp Q SABR .56 8.0 4 25.44 3.30 10088 7.00 57550 7.55 5.51 +1.41 -68.8 SachemC A SACH .53e 24.9 5.70 1.20 43 2.13 407 2.47 2.01 +.10 -50.9 SAExplr Q SAEX 4.47 .95 99 1.80 929 2.05 1.74 -.08 -40.8 SafeBulk N SB .04 4.0 2.38 .74 285 1.01 1527 1.15 1.00 -.09 -40.6 SafeBlk pfB N SBpB 2.00 7.8 25.50 SafeBlk pfC N SBpC 2.00 12.1 23.41 9.25 3 16.49 17 17.00 15.97 +.64 -26.9 SafeB pfD N SBpD 2.00 12.3 23.50 9.90 3 16.25 22 17.50 15.91 +.19 -28.1 SafeT hrs Q SFET 13.10 .93 317 1.17 4351 1.29 1.13 +.03 -61.3 SafegdSci N SFE 12.91 4.43 98 6.96 871 7.87 5.59 +1.43 -36.6 SafeInco N SAFE .62f 1.9 33.71 -.5 SaftyInsGr Q SAFT 3.60 4.6 12 103.96 65.45 59 78.60 334 91.03 77.74 -3.90 -15.1 SagaComm Q SGA 1.28f 4.5 7 32.68 21.00 15 28.27 71 29.26 26.16 +2.21 -7.0 SageThera Q SAGE 193.56 25.01 1482 37.13 5763 42.47 36.73 -.98 -48.6 Saia Inc Q SAIA 26 107.00 56.35 330 91.35 2124 102.71 82.13 +9.92 -1.9 SailptTch N SAIL 28.86 11.61 907 18.11 6411 18.85 16.92 +1.06 -23.3 StJoe N JOE 53 23.38 15.32 217 17.65 924 18.83 17.02 +.52 -11.0 Salrius hrs Q SLRX 24.45 .56 339 .80 6423 1.03 .68 +.17 -78.8 SalemMd h Q SALM .10 11.9 3 2.50 .65 57 .84 442 .91 .82 -.01 -41.7 Salesforce N CRM 195.72 115.29 4267 156.37 26615 165.30 154.18 +2.39 -3.9 SalMidMLP N SMM .68 16.7 9.04 2.08 153 4.09 951 4.37 3.74 +.22 -47.5 SalisbryBc Q SAL 1.16 3.5 10 49.85 24.58 2 32.95 17 34.62 30.00 -1.51 -27.9 SallyBty N SBH 6 21.98 6.28 1517 9.55 9346 10.66 8.78 +.45 -47.7 SJuanB N SJT .40e 16.4 5 4.74 1.39 61 2.44 493 2.64 2.19 +.14 -3.9 SanchzM A SNMP .60 142.9 1 3.12 .15 176 .42 1544 .49 .31 -.10 +39.1 SanderFm Q SAFM 1.28 .9 15 179.45 102.13 301 135.51 1914 148.05 129.51 -.79 -23.1 SandRidge N SD 9.35 .70 666 1.98 6058 2.43 1.67 +.37 -53.3 SandRdgP N PER .37e 77.6 1 2.33 .25 131 .48 1876 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10.84 5 19.21 118 19.27 16.60 +2.54 -27.0 Savara rs Q SVRA 11.96 .69 277 2.30 1555 2.74 2.17 +.06 -48.7 scPhrma Q SCPH 10.95 2.78 13 9.36 107 9.84 9.18 -.23 +65.4 ScanSource Q SCSC 11 39.01 13.78 219 25.33 739 27.02 22.66 +2.92 -31.4 Schlmbrg N SLB .50m 3.2 9 44.37 11.87 18670 15.75 100784 18.25 15.18 -.36 -60.8 SchmittIn Q SMIT 51 4.15 1.87 0 3.03 16 3.03 2.89 +.13 -21.5 SchndrNt N SNDR .26f 1.2 24.38 15.36 879 22.31 5021 22.88 20.97 +1.31 +2.2 Schnitzer Q SCHN .75 4.9 2 27.47 10.09 188 15.33 1037 16.40 13.60 +1.70 -29.3 ScholRck Q SRRK 23.35 6.95 110 15.04 731 18.25 13.84 -2.59 +14.1 Scholastc Q SCHL .60 2.2 46 45.80 20.01 133 27.54 844 30.39 27.05 -.40 -28.4 Schrodin n Q SDGR 56.65 25.50 582 46.72 3987 52.96 45.05 -4.90 +63.1 SchultSp h Q SAMA 10.33 9.61 167 10.16 493 10.16 10.13 +.02 +.5 SchulS un h Q SAMAU 11.00 10.15 10.56 1 10.56 10.56 +.25 +.6 SchwUSMkt N SCHB .96e 1.4 81.04 51.38 1616 66.52 7559 69.68 66.22 +.10 -13.5 SchwUSLgC N SCHX .98e 1.5 81.20 52.05 2202 67.28 10364 70.30 67.04 -.03 -12.4 SchwLCGr N SCHG .63e .7 102.61 67.25 453 89.02 2937 91.90 88.54 +.31 -4.2 SchwLCVal N SCHV 1.14e 2.4 61.10 37.79 729 47.69 3549 50.58 47.47 -.17 -20.7 SchwMCap N SCHM .59e 1.3 62.40 34.87 705 46.60 3457 49.84 45.97 +.97 -22.5 SchUSSmC N SCHA .76e 1.3 77.74 43.05 1471 56.87 5338 61.77 56.11 +1.35 -24.8 SchwEMkt N SCHE .49e 2.3 28.23 18.32 4370 21.41 18401 22.66 21.34 -.10 -21.8 Sch 1000 N SCHK 33.35 21.30 242 27.58 1245 28.81 27.46 +.04 -12.6 SchEMLgC N FNDE .39e 1.8 30.37 18.26 855 21.24 2778 22.50 21.22 +.04 -28.8 SchIntSmCo N FNDC .55e 2.2 33.50 20.07 411 25.23 2170 26.37 25.02 +.35 -24.1 SchIntLgCo N FNDF .61e 2.8 29.21 17.79 3324 21.54 10823 22.75 21.47 +.19 -25.5 SchUSSmCo N FNDA .36e 1.3 40.88 21.80 395 28.46 2190 30.88 27.54 +1.13 -29.3 SchUSLgCo N FNDX .54e 1.6 43.65 26.60 403 34.16 2852 36.06 34.04 +.15 -20.0 SchUSBrd N FNDB .61e 1.8 43.05 26.21 20 33.45 215 35.36 33.31 +.21 -20.6 SchwUSDiv N SCHD 1.13e 2.3 59.56 38.83 1884 49.32 10116 51.95 49.14 -.19 -14.8 SchwIntEq N SCHF .71e 2.6 34.12 21.90 6521 26.82 34417 28.12 26.71 +.11 -20.2 SchwAggBd N SCHZ 1.09 2.0 56.72 50.10 1953 55.58 5767 55.91 55.40 -.15 +4.0 SchwREIT N SCHH .89e 2.6 48.59 26.31 1377 34.06 7403 36.49 33.40 +.88 -25.9 SchIntUSTr N SCHR .86 1.5 58.94 53.31 701 58.65 2346 58.85 58.59 -.12 +6.8 SchSTUSTr N SCHO .35 .7 51.99 50.01 1290 51.62 6226 51.72 51.62 -.06 +2.3 SchUSTips N SCHP 59.86 52.57 1262 59.04 4459 59.55 58.81 -.34 +4.3 SchwIntSC N SCHC .59e 2.2 34.92 20.34 544 26.49 3215 27.65 26.27 +.38 -23.5 Schwab N SCHW .72f 2.0 14 51.65 28.00 8161 36.45 44376 39.09 35.65 +1.05 -23.4 Schwb pfC N SCHWpC 1.50 5.8 27.37 18.98 23 25.84 173 25.97 25.59 +.23 -.6 Schwb pfD N SCHWpD 27.25 19.40 38 26.09 469 26.34 25.94 -.17 -1.5 SchwitMau N SWM 1.76 5.7 11 46.65 20.00 200 30.79 1034 33.99 28.08 +2.88 -26.7 SciPlay Q SCPL 1 16.16 5.82 931 10.86 2514 11.49 10.05 +.06 -11.6 SciApplic N SAIC 1.48 1.9 17 96.80 45.45 718 79.16 4043 91.00 77.74 -6.09 -9.0 SciGames Q SGMS 31.63 3.76 1504 11.17 10765 13.54 10.57 +.76 -58.3 Scorpio rs N SALT 77.80 18.20 126 23.47 980 31.64 22.80 -2.75 ScorpioT 20 N SBNA 1.69 6.8 25.70 23.67 1 24.97 74 25.41 24.97 +.04 -1.6 ScorpT19 N SBBC 25.11 ScorpTk N STNG .40 1.9 40.45 12.35 5728 20.69 25102 28.21 20.62 -4.31 -47.4sScotts N SMG 2.32 1.9 30 131.18 76.50 350 125.09 1892 131.18 120.74 +.28 +17.8 ScrippsEW Q SSP .20 2.6 25 23.24 5.36 299 7.62 1903 8.56 6.39 +1.31 -51.5 ScullyRoy N SRL 15.73 6.04 4 8.26 55 8.83 7.48 +.78 -33.4 SculptCap N SCU .82 5.8 28.85 8.86 75 14.14 436 16.46 12.26 +1.90 -36.0 Scynexis Q SCYX 1.68 .50 1186 .93 6557 1.02 .83 +.10 +2.6sSea Ltd N SE 56.80 23.06 2054 54.78 14927 56.80 52.77 +.39 +36.2 SeaChange Q SEAC 4.98 1.15 319 2.78 1752 3.04 2.55 +.19 -33.7 SbdCp A SEB 9.00 .3 10 4679.95 2614.00 0 2966.49 4 3299.71 2950.06 +16.49 -30.2 SeabGld g N SA 16.55 5.25 606 14.25 4004 14.47 13.20 +.80 +3.1 SeacstBkg Q SBCF 16 31.42 13.30 344 21.55 1793 24.61 18.77 +2.91 -29.5 SeacorHld N CKH 51.42 22.23 124 26.80 526 30.55 24.95 +.94 -37.9 SeacrMar N SMHI 15.17 2.84 94 2.99 440 3.77 2.84 -.06 -78.3 Seadrill N SDRL 9.53 .38 1221 .54 9050 .62 .52 -.09 -78.8 SeagateT Q STX 2.60 5.4 10 64.17 39.02 3280 47.71 14395 51.49 47.13 -.92 -19.8 SealAir N SEE .64 2.3 14 46.89 17.06 2446 28.22 13351 31.82 27.31 -.27 -29.1 SeanrM h Q SHIP 4.37 .12 38032 .14 358287 .18 .14 -.01 -73.4 SeaSpine Q SPNE 16.78 4.02 138 10.07 654 11.06 9.69 +.17 -16.2sSeattGen Q SGEN 150.00 62.90 2791 145.64 8150 157.00 136.70 -.40 +27.5 SeaWorld N SEAS 22 36.96 6.75 2263 14.11 17647 16.17 12.28 +1.91 -55.5 SecnSgh rs Q EYES 8.96 .71 1814 1.13 4147 2.16 1.11 -.61 -81.0tSecoo Q SECO 10.11 2.13 232 3.13 2354 3.30 2.13 +.81 -46.9 SecWkA A Q SCWX 19.52 5.29 123 11.05 549 12.44 10.67 -.23 -33.7 SecNtl lf Q SNFCA .31t 3 6.42 3.76 32 5.71 139 5.83 4.97 +.74 +2.5 Seelos h Q SEEL 3.06 .42 1185 .62 14513 .87 .50 +.11 -53.6 SelectBc lf Q SLCT 10 12.47 6.33 40 8.10 375 8.89 7.22 +.67 -34.1 SelEngS N WTTR 12.75 2.22 477 4.46 2270 5.23 3.67 +.46 -51.9 SelIntCon Q SIC 14.00 1.25 97 2.71 1110 3.85 2.04 +.56 -69.9 SelMedHld N SEM 10 28.26 10.00 2091 14.60 7423 17.37 14.12 -.81 -37.4 SelectaB Q SELB 4.83 1.28 604 2.60 3327 2.90 2.38 -.07 +9.2 SelectvIns Q SIGI .92f 1.9 17 81.35 37.05 305 47.48 1904 53.59 47.18 -.84 -27.2 SmLEDS Q LEDS 4.10 1.03 57 1.96 329 2.35 1.93 -.09 -1.0 SempraEn N SRE 4.18f 3.5 19 161.87 88.00 1951 119.93 7379 132.16 119.01 -7.04 -20.8 Sempra pfA N SREpA 127.23 77.20 197 100.21 782 108.28 99.60 -4.95 -16.5 Sempr pf B N SREpB 125.72 75.41 8 98.66 246 106.97 98.50 -4.87 -17.1 Semtech Q SMTC 51 55.30 26.03 439 42.68 2051 48.22 42.08 -.50 -19.3 SenecaB Q SENEB 41.00 24.33 1 40.04 1 40.04 40.00 +3.84 -2.3 SenecaA Q SENEA 41.88 21.97 60 37.67 214 38.09 33.85 +3.73 -7.6 SenesTc rs Q SNES 39.00 1.62 43 2.15 312 2.87 2.01 -.25 -80.5 Senmiao Q AIHS 5.50 .26 64 .36 486 .43 .36 -.03 -46.1 Sensient N SXT 1.56 3.3 13 75.21 38.24 453 47.15 4025 50.70 45.00 +2.36 -28.7 SensusHlt Q SRTS 6.76 2.10 5 2.46 73 2.70 2.41 -.03 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Sharps Q SMED 8.20 3.08 118 6.04 1692 7.79 5.90 -1.39 +43.1 SharpSprg Q SHSP 21.10 4.50 54 6.85 407 7.65 6.50 +.31 -40.3 ShawCm g N SJR 1.18 11 21.00 12.20 496 15.95 3661 17.19 15.84 -.29 -21.4 ShellMidst N SHLX 1.84 13.6 9 22.70 5.70 1301 13.50 8953 15.39 13.05 +.02 -33.2sShndTele Q SHEN .29f .6 59.93 29.61 343 45.65 2115 59.93 44.60 -6.65 +9.7 Sherwin N SHW 4.52 .9 40 599.95 325.43 413 526.44 3533 559.63 497.29 +20.38 -9.8tShiloh Q SHLO 1 6.41 .95 622 1.07 1866 1.24 .92 -.02 -69.9 Shineco Q TYHT 2 1.38 .35 290 .40 1929 .48 .36 -.02 -36.5 ShinhanFn N SHG 40.00 17.09 239 24.40 1501 25.90 24.00 +2.19 -35.9 ShoeCarnvl Q SCVL .34 1.5 14 40.00 12.56 165 22.44 839 24.90 20.35 +1.70 -39.8 Shopify N SHOP 665.74 223.53 2509 613.64 15152 662.60 595.03 -29.55 +54.3 ShoreBcsh Q SHBI .48 4.7 11 17.90 7.63 34 10.13 139 12.15 9.64 +.53 -41.6 ShotSpot Q SSTI 58.61 18.44 74 30.99 349 36.56 30.75 -2.62 +21.5 Shutterstk N SSTK .68e 65 45.98 28.76 242 36.38 1618 39.86 36.11 -1.29 -15.2 SiNtxTc rs Q SINT 7.20 .28 3398 .58 5706 .68 .46 +.06 -61.2 SiTime n Q SITM 36.46 15.42 50 21.28 164 22.65 19.58 +1.75 -16.5 SibanyeSt N SBSW .14r 1.7 13.27 3.16 2459 8.09 13621 8.50 7.25 +.13 -18.5 SiderurNac N SID 4.71 1.02 1260 1.46 15696 1.67 1.20 +.24 -57.7tSiebertFn Q SIEB .10a 1.8 46 12.36 5.33 21 5.49 125 6.35 5.26 -.07 -36.5 Sientra Q SIEN 9.71 1.00 2815 2.52 17621 2.80 1.70 +.73 -71.8 SierraBc Q BSRR .80f 4.0 10 30.15 13.05 44 20.05 216 21.87 18.05 +1.82 -31.1 SierraMt A SMTS 81 1.90 .45 14 .81 144 .85 .76 +.01 -51.1 SierOn g rs Q SRRA 65.20 8.55 15 11.73 73 12.80 11.08 -.19 -14.3 SierraWr Q SWIR 13 14.55 4.31 335 8.89 1757 9.54 8.70 -.24 -6.9 Sifco A SIF 5.62 1.89 0 2.40 15 2.56 2.24 +.13 -39.2 SifyTech Q SIFY .02e 1.7 1.65 .56 99 1.03 495 1.20 1.00 +.04 -16.3 Sigma wt h Q SGLBW .35 SigmL h Q SGLB 18.50 1.97 191 2.28 1744 2.69 2.24 -.07 -76.8 Sigmatr Q SGMA 38 5.10 2.13 7 3.07 56 3.50 2.67 -.02 -23.8 SignatBk Q SBNY 2.24 2.2 148.64 68.98 560 101.51 3137 113.53 94.81 +7.95 -25.7 SignetJwlrs N SIG 1.48 16.3 31.44 5.60 3145 9.08 17486 10.69 7.59 +1.47 -58.2sSilganHld Q SLGN .48f 1.4 19 35.94 24.65 776 33.89 4694 35.94 33.63 -.25 +9.0 SilcLtd Q SILC 1.00 3.2 9 37.60 20.93 30 30.86 203 32.17 28.89 +.86 -7.2 SilcnLab Q SLAB 84 122.90 65.09 303 91.76 1893 104.49 91.06 +.54 -20.9 SilicnMotn Q SIMO 1.40 3.4 15 53.04 26.72 246 41.69 1986 47.35 41.33 -2.23 -17.8 SilkRdMd Q SILK 51.50 20.84 671 41.86 2207 43.77 37.86 +1.84 +3.7 SilvSpke A n Q SSPK 10.57 9.51 23 9.90 821 10.14 9.85 -.01 -.1 SilvrSun Q SSNT .50e 46 7.37 1.62 0 2.30 26 2.49 1.98 +.21 -40.8 Silvrbow N SBOW 19.04 1.50 237 5.25 2035 5.79 4.34 +.58 -47.0 Silvercrest Q SAMG .64 6.3 14 15.45 6.21 20 10.13 139 11.08 9.03 +1.13 -19.5 SlvrcpMt A SVM .03f 79 5.93 1.50 2246 3.94 15703 4.17 3.42 +.25 -30.5 SimmnsFst Q SFNC .68 3.8 8 27.29 14.56 340 17.82 2898 19.93 17.11 +.58 -33.5 SimonProp N SPG 8.40 13.3 8 180.06 42.25 6423 63.20 54171 72.58 51.50 +11.71 -57.6 Simon pfJ N SPGpJ 4.19 6.5 77.70 45.50 2 64.46 9 64.77 59.13 +7.53 -11.0 SimplyGd Q SMPL 31.34 14.08 1275 18.35 8585 19.48 16.75 +.69 -35.7 SimpsnM N SSD .92 1.3 26 88.25 47.02 250 70.43 1863 76.33 59.68 +10.41 -12.2sSimulations Q SLP .24 .6 89 43.63 21.75 161 39.05 740 43.63 37.12 -2.88 +34.3 Sina Q SINA 19 63.95 26.04 645 32.82 2492 34.64 32.43 -.66 -17.8 Sinclair Q SBGI .80 4.7 8 66.57 10.58 1194 16.86 8419 18.92 15.13 +1.58 -49.4 SinoGlobl Q SINO .93 .28 80 .39 427 .44 .35 -.01 -14.2 SinopcShg N SHI 45.51 21.25 70 25.80 264 28.96 25.65 -2.26 -15.5 Sinovac h Q SVA 6.47 SiriusInt Q SG 16.49 5.06 3 7.79 5 7.87 7.50 +.29 -10.9 SiriusXM Q SIRI .05 .9 26 7.40 4.11 24108 5.80 137289 6.03 5.50 +.29 -18.9 Siteone N SITE 29 119.42 53.29 437 86.15 3047 99.29 78.27 +8.69 -5.0 SixFlags N SIX 1.00m 5.0 7 59.52 8.75 5579 20.15 31676 21.72 16.12 +4.15 -55.3 Skechers N SKX 15 44.50 17.06 1472 27.29 12256 30.37 25.34 +1.69 -36.8 SkySolr rs Q SKYS 7 1.99 1.00 2 1.69 49 1.76 1.46 +.16 +12.7 SkyWest Q SKYW .56f 2.1 5 66.52 10.58 741 27.22 3302 32.78 26.19 +1.45 -57.9 Skyline N SKY 37.03 10.82 668 19.47 3581 21.83 16.71 +2.81 -38.6 SkywksSol Q SWKS 1.76 1.8 17 128.48 66.29 2343 98.83 11490 106.85 97.56 +2.32 -18.2 SlackTc n N WORK 42.00 15.10 8063 26.38 56530 28.50 25.02 +.32 +17.3 SleepNmbr Q SNBR 21 61.00 15.27 429 29.64 4293 34.26 28.01 +1.18 -39.8 SmartFn rs Q SMBK .20 1.3 11 23.99 11.05 37 15.17 176 16.74 12.81 +1.88 -35.9 SmartSnd Q SND 4.28 .55 570 .88 2348 .95 .72 +.12 -65.1 Smartsh N SMAR 55.79 30.91 834 52.27 5418 54.49 50.30 +1.28 +16.4 SmDirCl n Q SDC 21.10 3.64 11493 6.95 84107 8.00 5.33 +1.67 -20.5 Smith&N N SNN .70e 1.8 67 52.26 26.07 488 38.28 2614 40.26 37.95 -.26 -20.4 SmithAO N AOS .96 2.3 16 56.11 33.81 1196 41.65 8192 44.18 40.63 +1.50 -12.6 SmthM h Q SMSI 7.15 2.75 944 4.59 5865 5.36 4.34 -.62 +15.3 Smucker N SJM 3.52 3.0 15 128.43 91.88 1058 115.51 7025 122.24 112.60 -2.29 +10.9 SnapInc A N SNAP 19.75 7.89 27108 16.79 172083 17.99 16.10 +.79 +2.8 SnapOn N SNA 4.32 3.5 12 172.61 90.72 709 124.05 4334 136.55 116.98 +7.98 -26.8 SoYoung Q SY 22.80 8.03 800 10.08 2113 11.00 9.91 -.01 -17.5 SocQ&M N SQM .73e 3.4 13 36.75 15.20 405 21.60 3868 24.44 21.11 +.44 -19.1 SocketM Q SCKT 2.80 .76 1 1.15 59 1.24 1.10 -.05 -28.6 Sofi Sl500 N SFY 11.96 7.85 54 10.08 236 10.55 10.07 -.05 -10.2 Sofi Nx500 N SFYX 11.12 6.44 17 8.46 53 9.01 8.36 +.22 -20.3 Sofi 50 n N SFYF 21.47 12.59 1 17.01 2 17.98 16.96 +.18 -18.5 SofiGigE n Q GIGE 20.88 13.81 1 18.63 5 19.00 18.54 +.10 +.2 SoftwAc n Q SAQN 10.00 9.30 8 9.80 466 9.80 9.74 -.15 -2.0 SoftwAc un Q SAQNU 10.83 9.07 10.02 75 -1.4 Sogou N SOGO 24 6.05 3.00 815 3.38 4140 3.71 3.33 +.01 -25.7 Sohu.cm h Q SOHU 21.19 5.41 680 7.49 3655 8.88 7.36 -.52 -33.0 Sol-Gel Q SLGL 21.00 5.00 30 8.00 119 8.83 7.80 -.23 -53.4 Sol-Wind N SLWD SolarCap Q SLRC 1.64 11.2 8 21.72 7.42 205 14.64 1145 15.25 13.75 +.77 -29.0 SolarSCap Q SUNS 1.41 11.1 8 18.29 6.30 28 12.73 271 13.15 12.07 +.48 -27.7 SolarEdg Q SEDG 53 143.73 43.10 999 104.96 5550 122.78 101.01 +4.23 +10.4 SolarOilf N SOI .42f 6.5 18.85 4.50 850 6.49 2595 7.61 5.72 +.49 -53.6 SolenoTh Q SLNO 4.11 1.18 150 3.00 605 3.18 2.74 +.05 +2.0 SolidBio Q SLDB 13.58 1.96 198 2.33 873 2.64 2.20 +.08 -47.6 Soligenix h Q SNGX 3.54 .65 1374 1.53 11560 1.90 1.41 +.12 +5.5 Solitario A XPL .43 .13 46 .26 588 .31 .25 +.01 -13.3 Soliton Q SOLY 29.00 5.01 65 8.73 382 9.48 8.40 -.24 -20.5 SonicAut N SAH .40 1.9 11 35.41 9.00 782 21.00 3308 25.00 17.36 +3.87 -32.3 SonimTc n Q SONM 18.26 .50 930 .98 6176 1.08 .84 +.13 -73.0tSonnetBi rs Q SONN 76.70 4.57 545 4.96 4660 5.48 4.57 -.11 -67.7 SonocoP N SON 1.72 3.5 20 66.57 37.30 428 48.77 2770 50.77 47.30 +1.76 -21.0 SonomeP rs Q SNOA 8.70 3.33 1 5.03 31 5.50 4.92 +.26 +15.4 Sonos Q SONO 16.88 6.58 987 9.61 5357 10.39 8.90 +.71 -38.5 SonyCp N SNE 73.86 47.29 625 62.73 5136 64.85 62.16 -.23 -7.8 SorrentoTh Q SRNE 5.09 1.39 2971 2.31 20008 2.66 2.18 -.26 -31.7 SotherlyH Q SOHO .52 27.1 7.69 1.43 155 1.92 1144 2.22 1.65 +.24 -71.7 SothrlyH pf Q SOHOB 2.00 31.3 27.62 2.50 6 6.40 130 6.85 5.60 +.55 -75.6 SthrlyH pf C Q SOHOO 1.97 31.8 27.07 2.50 7 6.19 102 7.09 5.48 +.48 -75.9 SothrlH pfD Q SOHON 2.06 31.5 29.98 2.50 8 6.55 90 7.32 6.06 -.51 -74.9 SouMoBc Q SMBC .60 2.5 8 39.05 19.65 19 23.55 109 26.07 21.70 +.27 -38.6 SoundFin Q SFBC .60 2.4 15 38.23 17.00 2 25.50 3 26.00 25.50 +.28 -29.2 SourcC N SOR 1.00 3.2 41.34 24.23 12 31.53 70 32.46 31.00 +.34 -18.5 SoJerInd N SJI 1.18 4.4 34.48 19.62 1246 26.66 7057 30.25 26.13 -1.16 -19.2 SthMtnMr n Q SMMC 10.15 9.25 9.83 103 9.92 9.80 -.02 -.4 SthMtn un Q SMMCU 11.00 9.40 8 10.65 112 10.70 10.10 +.55 +2.3 SthPlainF n Q SPFI .12 .9 22.00 11.30 24 12.79 112 14.76 11.80 +1.09 -38.7 SouthState Q SSB 1.88 3.6 15 88.10 48.28 371 52.95 1645 61.67 51.84 -.11 -39.0 SCEd pfB A SCEpB 1.02 4.6 24.76 17.49 22.08 2 22.15 21.16 +.95 -2.6sSCEd pfC A SCEpC 1.06 4.6 25.47 19.25 23.00 5 25.47 21.78 +1.42 -3.0 SCEd pfD A SCEpD 1.08 4.7 25.02 19.19 1 22.95 3 23.00 22.25 +.07 -.4 SCEd pfE A SCEpE 1.20 4.8 25.47 19.41 24.80 7 24.80 23.76 +.70 +.9 SouthnCo N SO 2.50f 4.6 26 71.10 41.96 4750 54.41 28109 59.88 54.09 -3.32 -14.6 SouthCo 75 N SOJA 1.56 6.1 26.82 22.06 40 25.58 596 25.93 25.46 +.01 -3.0 SouthCo ef N SOJB 27.08 18.69 23 25.36 242 25.72 25.26 -.01 -3.7 SouthCo77 N SOJC 1.31 5.1 26.97 19.33 17 25.86 140 26.30 25.71 +.11 -1.7 SthnCopper N SCCO 1.50e 4.7 19 44.82 23.43 537 31.76 4704 34.78 30.89 +1.01 -25.2 SthnFstBsh Q SFST 9 44.43 20.89 26 29.01 159 33.73 26.06 +3.11 -31.7 SoNatBcVa Q SONA .40 4.0 19 16.85 7.88 175 10.10 676 11.06 9.19 +1.10 -38.2 SsdeBTX Q SBSI 1.24a 4.1 14 37.89 23.74 144 29.97 1593 32.20 28.12 +2.17 -19.3tSwstAirl N LUV .72 2.5 7 58.83 28.25 36269 29.23 268422 31.80 28.25 -.10 -45.9 SwtGas N SWX 2.28f 3.1 22 92.94 45.68 358 74.04 2629 81.62 73.06 -4.10 -2.5 SwGA Fn A SGB .48 2.5 10 35.34 15.30 18.95 -46.0 SwstnEngy N SWN 3 4.25 1.06 18258 2.74 87749 3.32 2.73 -.40 +13.2 SparkEng Q SPKE .72 10.4 9 11.71 5.25 105 6.96 662 7.56 6.66 +.26 -24.6 SparkEn pf Q SPKEP 2.19 10.1 26.60 9.49 15 21.79 38 23.21 19.79 +1.67 -14.9 SprkNtSE wi A LOV 14.60 1.80 115 3.15 1565 4.80 3.05 +.21 -30.5 SpartnMot Q SPAR .10 .8 38 20.70 8.45 229 13.32 2371 15.16 12.86 +.46 -26.3sSprtnNash Q SPTN .77f 4.6 12 17.89 8.82 297 16.92 1856 17.89 16.67 +.17 +18.8 SpdFosFr N EFAX 73.47 49.20 1 58.54 23 61.38 58.54 +.21 -19.2 SpdDbShDu N STOT 50.17 47.13 20 48.73 67 49.00 48.71 -.08 -1.5 SpdEmFos N EEMX 67.47 45.67 5 52.51 17 55.50 52.42 -.39 -19.9 SpdDbEMk N EMTL 52.36 40.01 6 46.12 45 46.51 45.88 +.01 -9.9 Spd US Ro N XLSR 36.16 23.83 27 30.21 66 31.57 30.21 -.23 -11.4 Sp FxIn N FISR 33.68 28.77 12 31.57 52 31.79 31.45 +.00 +1.4 SpecOpps N SPE 1.19e 3.5 15.00 7.50 26 10.02 227 10.46 9.93 -.04 -32.0 SpcOpp pfB N SPEpB .88 3.5 26.10 22.70 2 24.98 21 25.04 24.70 +.21 -2.3 SpectrmB N SPB 1.68 4.0 4 66.50 19.59 558 41.88 2802 49.00 36.27 +5.75 -34.9 SpectPh Q SPPI 10.57 1.74 1141 2.68 5677 3.03 2.60 -.21 -26.4 SperoTh Q SPRO 14.38 5.25 312 11.99 2144 12.98 8.65 +3.39 +24.7 Sphr3D g Q ANY 2.70 .33 38 .94 217 .96 .82 +.03 +20.8 SpinMedT N FFIU 28.35 23.25 25.82 1 25.92 25.79 -.13 +1.0 Spire N SR 2.49f 3.5 16 88.00 57.37 310 70.68 1760 76.21 69.66 -2.02 -15.2 SpiritAero N SPR .04m .2 5 92.81 13.69 3557 20.47 23450 24.62 17.50 +2.38 -71.9 SpiritAir N SAVE 5 55.21 7.01 6720 13.17 40900 16.49 12.13 +1.02 -67.3 SpiritR pfA N SRCpA 1.50 6.5 27.41 12.14 21 22.98 183 25.23 21.81 +.83 -11.8 SpiritRl N SRC 2.50 8.6 13 54.63 18.37 768 28.96 4916 32.11 26.11 +2.96 -41.1 SpirtTex Q STXB 10 23.48 8.96 70 10.87 502 13.86 9.81 +.98 -52.7 Splunk Q SPLK 176.31 93.92 1297 134.05 7150 144.49 128.31 +5.42 -10.5 SpokHldgs Q SPOK .50 5.1 33 17.25 8.53 138 9.90 558 11.94 9.74 -1.01 -19.1 SportsWhs Q SPWH 15 8.90 3.41 420 7.26 2703 7.80 6.54 +.69 -9.6sSpotify N SPOT 163.94 109.18 2047 144.84 12564 163.94 139.01 +7.00 -3.1 SpragueRs N SRLP 2.67 17.7 10 20.54 9.83 58 15.10 218 15.12 13.15 +1.91 -10.8 SprBkPh Q SBPH 7.98 .80 83 1.23 565 1.44 1.21 -.07 -22.2 SprWkTh n Q SWTX 43.90 17.02 133 30.21 586 33.51 29.00 -1.18 -21.5 SprotGlMin N SGDM .12e .4 30.16 13.79 61 29.38 417 29.95 27.60 -.23 +16.8 SprtJnGl N SGDJ 35.69 16.52 27 30.62 152 32.31 29.15 -.31 -9.9 SprottSilv N PSLV 7.19 4.34 3717 5.56 13096 5.73 5.51 -.07 -15.0 SprottFoc Q FUND .46e 8.4 7.49 4.00 45 5.49 390 5.83 5.45 +.03 -25.4sSprottGold N PHYS 14.04 10.08 4243 13.69 15737 14.04 13.60 -.25 +12.4 SprottPPP N SPPP 19.31 8.80 33 13.34 203 14.20 13.15 -.45 -7.3 SproutSo n Q SPT 22.50 10.54 162 16.35 988 16.96 14.50 +1.65 +1.9 Sprouts Q SFM 22 24.06 13.00 2576 21.03 12678 22.01 20.12 -.66 +8.7 Square N SQ 87.25 32.33 10032 63.00 58088 66.89 60.90 +.99 +.7 StaarSur Q STAA 42.73 21.70 273 36.77 1840 39.46 35.93 -.70 +4.5 StablRd A n Q SRAC 10.00 9.20 28 9.71 600 9.79 9.71 -.14 -1.0 StablRd un Q SRACU 11.32 9.30 0 10.00 0 10.00 10.00 -.08 -2.8 Staff360 Q STAF .04 9.1 2.28 .28 16 .44 191 .50 .44 +.01 -45.0 STAG Indl N STAG 1.39 5.5 74 33.48 17.54 1468 25.30 6059 27.58 24.83 +.19 -19.9 STAG pfC N STAGpC 28.30 16.24 3 25.60 23 26.25 25.34 -.10 -4.0 StageStrs N SSI .20 35.1 9.50 .27 611 .57 9939 .84 .38 +.18 -93.0 Stamps.cm Q STMP 24 185.20 32.54 209 154.49 1425 169.00 147.89 +6.53 +85.0 SP Matls N XLB .98e 1.9 61.94 37.69 5067 50.79 27963 53.74 49.94 +.93 -17.3 SP HlthC N XLV 1.01e 1.0 105.08 73.54 10101 97.83 52342 102.26 96.95 -2.46 -4.0 SP CnSt N XLP 1.28e 2.2 64.84 47.66 13023 57.62 70091 59.64 57.38 -1.09 -8.5 SP Consum N XLY 1.12e 1.0 132.73 81.74 6271 112.24 25173 118.21 111.37 -.01 -10.5 SP Engy N XLE 2.04e 5.7 66.85 22.88 29258 35.85 159601 39.08 33.58 +1.23 -40.3 SPDR Fncl N XLF .46e 2.1 31.38 17.49 37503 22.06 320164 23.66 21.91 +.32 -28.3 SP Inds N XLI 1.12e 1.8 85.33 47.71 9018 62.27 55347 66.22 61.86 +.70 -23.6 SP Tech N XLK .78e .9 102.94 68.10 11963 88.90 59275 92.14 88.08 +.27 -3.0 SpdrRESel N XLRE 41.93 24.88 5724 32.88 28636 35.02 32.68 -.20 -15.0 SP Util N XLU 1.55e 2.8 71.10 43.44 13457 55.88 71673 60.40 55.56 -2.44 -13.5 Std AVB Q STND .88 3.6 31.40 17.01 5 24.25 11 26.25 21.21 +2.75 -19.1 StdMotor N SMP 1.00f 2.6 29 55.85 35.51 139 39.13 618 46.13 38.56 -2.34 -26.5 Standex N SXI .88 1.8 16 81.69 37.50 50 48.51 335 54.64 43.37 +5.33 -38.9 StanBlkDk N SWK 2.76 2.6 24 173.67 70.00 2649 106.50 13216 124.01 106.15 -1.24 -35.7 StanBlD un N SWP 112.05 50.90 450 77.30 1920 91.35 77.28 -.78 -29.2 Stantec g N STN .62f 17 31.94 20.22 84 28.43 881 30.77 28.34 -.06 +.5 StarBulk Q SBLK .20 3.7 16 12.09 4.76 402 5.41 2686 6.10 5.35 +.12 -54.2 StrBlk22 Q SBLKZ 2.08 9.1 26.66 13.58 1 22.74 14 23.98 21.91 +.39 -11.5 StarGas N SGU .53f 7.0 11 10.25 6.11 75 7.60 748 8.21 7.38 -.36 -19.7sStarsGp g Q TSG .13p 27.99 11.88 11159 29.11 34412 29.35 25.24 +4.01 +11.6 Starbucks Q SBUX 1.64 2.2 33 99.72 50.02 11202 73.79 72843 79.61 73.21 -1.79 -16.1 Starret N SCX .40 12.1 11 8.53 3.01 76 3.30 280 4.23 3.14 -.36 -42.3 Startek N SRT 27 8.93 2.75 56 3.79 356 4.64 3.50 +.31 -52.5 StarwdPT N STWD 1.92 15.0 7 26.33 7.59 3979 12.77 32658 13.59 10.94 +1.53 -48.6 StatAutF Q STFC .40 1.7 68 36.45 19.51 61 22.98 311 27.63 22.76 -1.02 -25.9 StateStr N STT 2.08 3.5 9 85.89 42.10 1768 59.08 13313 66.09 57.58 +1.67 -25.3 StateSt pfC N STTpC 26.10 24.86 25.19 -1.8 StateSt pfD N STTpD 28.72 15.78 53 26.06 301 26.42 25.75 +.03 -5.1 StaStCp pfG N STTpG 29.19 14.75 26 27.01 155 27.09 26.42 +.44 -3.1 StlthBio Q MITO 15.84 .90 79 1.59 314 1.74 1.53 -.04 -51.3 StealthGas Q GASS 22 4.18 1.51 53 2.39 409 2.75 2.08 +.30 -30.3 SteelCn lf Q STCN 2.03 .65 21 .76 228 .80 .66 +.09 -47.9 StlDynam Q STLD 1.00f 4.1 9 35.78 14.98 2192 24.41 10400 26.12 23.65 +.87 -28.3 SteelPtrs N SPLP 1.50 29.7 2 14.09 4.60 35 5.05 216 5.91 4.92 -58.3 SteelPr pfA N SPLPpA 23.77 15.26 31 16.70 98 17.60 16.45 -.25 -28.4 Steelcse N SCS .58 5.5 9 23.02 7.02 760 10.55 4368 11.30 9.62 +.99 -48.4 SteinMart Q SMRT .30 92.6 1.48 .23 1650 .32 19684 .40 .25 +.07 -51.6 StellusCap N SCM 1.36 18.0 5 15.04 4.10 90 7.57 618 8.12 7.17 -.06 -46.8 StellCap22 N SCA 1.44 6.6 26.02 11.10 3 21.92 31 22.00 20.42 +.87 -13.8 StemlineTh Q STML 18.22 3.21 759 4.75 4488 5.76 4.66 -.53 -55.3 Stepan N SCL 1.10 1.2 23 105.87 69.33 97 93.67 787 100.63 91.25 +2.64 -8.6 Stereotax n A STXS 5.82 1.70 129 3.61 1034 4.13 3.58 +.01 -31.8 Stericycle Q SRCL 67.94 38.45 458 46.31 3145 51.84 45.77 -.25 -27.4 Continued from previous page NYSE, NYSE American and Nasdaq Exchanges Continued on next page Exch. 52-week Vol Friday Vol Weekly YTD Name Market Symbol Div Yield PE High Low 1000s Last 1000s High Low Chg % Chg Exch. 52-week Vol Friday Vol Weekly YTD Name Market Symbol Div Yield PE High Low 1000s Last 1000s High Low Chg % Chg MONEY & MARKET$Page 17 www.sunnewspapers.net The Sun/Saturday, May 2, 2020 

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Steris plc N STE 1.48 1.0 36 168.98 105.69 639 141.40 2874 151.75 139.70 -6.42 -7.2 SterlingBc N STL .28 2.4 6 22.17 7.01 2159 11.47 17410 12.92 10.96 +.46 -45.6 SterlBc pfA N STLpA 29.00 10.11 6 25.13 122 25.14 22.83 +1.75 -5.7 SterlBcp Q SBT .04 1.2 10.55 2.53 42 3.35 240 4.14 2.75 +.59 -58.6 SterlCons Q STRL 10 17.49 7.06 272 9.46 1710 10.74 8.83 +.63 -32.8 SMadden Q SHOO .60 2.5 15 44.80 16.38 471 23.99 4785 26.90 21.72 +2.22 -44.2 StewInfo N STC 1.20 3.9 16 44.14 20.26 177 30.74 943 32.34 29.78 +1.22 -24.6 StifelFin N SF .68f 1.6 13 69.10 31.13 535 42.19 2538 48.56 41.34 +.69 -30.4 Stifel pfA N SFpA 1.56 6.2 28.47 13.33 21 25.05 76 25.87 24.76 -.31 -6.7 Stif 47 ef N SFB 26.96 12.77 8 24.97 50 25.56 24.42 +.50 -2.5 Stifel47 N SFpB 1.30 5.2 28.14 12.45 22 24.99 109 25.35 24.86 +.01 -7.4 StitchFix Q SFIX 32.34 10.90 3095 15.49 13172 17.68 15.13 -.88 -39.6 StockYBc Q SYBT 1.08 3.3 16 42.60 22.98 62 32.27 348 35.63 30.25 +2.47 -21.4 StokeTh n Q STOK 39.04 15.82 110 20.26 417 24.00 19.00 -2.48 -28.5 StoneHEM N EDF 2.04 33.4 14.48 3.46 178 6.10 1320 6.45 5.33 +.27 -55.7 StonHEmM N EDI 1.81 27.9 13.18 4.08 54 6.50 514 6.78 5.75 +.59 -45.4 StoneCastle Q BANX 1.52a 9.3 13 23.92 9.25 3 16.38 56 16.75 15.23 +1.17 -26.5 StoneCo Q STNE 46.69 17.72 1990 25.40 16504 28.53 22.51 +3.32 -36.3 StoneMor N STON 1.32 91.0 3.94 1.00 1.45 Stonerdg N SRI 11 34.46 13.87 207 19.53 1227 20.35 17.23 +2.54 -33.4 StoreCap N STOR 1.40 7.3 18 40.96 13.00 3525 19.20 28171 20.74 15.70 +3.41 -48.4 StrataSk h Q SSKN 2.92 .75 6 1.44 45 1.62 1.34 -.05 -30.8 Stratasys Q SSYS 30.60 12.18 672 16.48 4078 19.45 16.30 +.39 -18.5 StratEdu Q STRA 2.40 1.6 44 189.79 108.90 105 150.22 997 174.97 140.98 +7.17 -5.5 StratALL36 N GJT .29 1.5 22.11 17.54 1 18.99 3 18.99 18.40 +.91 -9.5 Strat D35 N GJP .74 3.4 25.25 21.00 8 21.78 20 22.05 21.56 +.03 -5.1 StratGS33 N GJS .32 1.7 21.81 17.63 3 18.39 18 18.71 17.88 -.17 -12.9 StratPG34 N GJR .27 1.2 23.78 21.75 22.70 0 22.70 22.70 +.24 -1.0 StratUSM N GJH .64 6.6 10.37 6.11 3 9.65 3 9.81 9.51 -.33 -4.0 StratWMT N GJO .22 1.0 24.00 20.02 1 21.50 1 21.50 21.50 -.03 -8.5 Strattec Q STRT .56 3.9 10 30.50 11.75 1 14.53 26 16.90 14.15 +.36 -34.6 StratusPrp Q STRS 1.00e 33.40 12.00 13 16.48 46 18.50 16.00 -.01 -46.8 StreamHlth Q STRM 2.09 .53 18 .97 255 1.19 .91 -.03 -30.5 StrgbrBio Q SBBP 4.99 1.43 337 2.64 1712 2.90 2.18 +.38 +26.3 Stryker N SYK 2.30f 1.3 31 226.30 124.54 2118 180.62 9143 195.99 176.45 -7.50 -14.0 SturmRug N RGR .72e 1.4 18 57.61 38.44 174 51.49 1261 56.44 50.84 -2.68 +9.5 SubPpne N SPH 2.40 16.7 12 24.89 8.64 891 14.35 2975 15.68 14.12 -.12 -34.3 SumitMitsu N SMFG 7.56 4.49 1220 5.07 9645 5.40 5.02 +.01 -31.6 SumFWV Q SMMF .68f 4.0 8 27.83 14.22 23 17.07 147 22.02 16.26 +.99 -37.0 SummitHtl N INN .72 12.7 5 12.63 2.32 954 5.68 6251 6.58 4.80 +.88 -54.0 SummtH pfD N INNpD 1.61 9.6 27.18 6.75 0 16.75 76 17.04 14.00 +3.15 -35.1 SumHP pfE N INNpE 27.50 4.35 8 16.45 84 17.40 13.80 +2.85 -35.6 SumtMtls N SUM .29t 13 25.22 7.51 1906 13.75 9153 17.36 12.55 +1.34 -42.5 SummitMP N SMLP .50m 40.7 8.69 .50 435 1.23 4538 1.54 .75 +.39 -62.8 SmtStB Q SSBI .48 4.9 14 13.21 6.50 0 9.80 34 10.83 7.78 +2.12 -24.4 SumTher Q SMMT 5.49 1.13 271 3.30 1004 4.00 3.26 -.38 +106.3 SunCmts N SUI 3.16f 2.4 173.98 95.34 647 132.90 6401 140.43 126.50 +6.16 -11.5 SunLfFn g N SLF 2.20 50.13 24.37 609 33.05 4373 35.60 31.39 +1.98 -27.5 SunCokeE N SXC .24 2 9.17 2.43 769 3.16 4698 3.35 2.50 +.50 -49.3 Suncor g N SU 1.86f 34.56 9.60 6827 17.17 39265 19.17 15.09 +1.57 -47.7 SundEng rs Q SNDE 34.48 1.00 118 3.04 897 3.56 2.77 -.25 -84.1tSundialG n Q SNDL 13.22 .45 1274 .64 5843 .67 .45 +.14 -78.9 SunesisP h Q SNSS 1.53 .20 988 .41 2983 .48 .40 -.05 +21.3 SunlOnl N STG 3.15 .68 439 1.91 1478 2.43 1.72 +.14 -25.7 SunLink A SSY 1.70 .60 31 .80 235 .81 .70 +.13 -25.2 SunocoLP N SUN 3.30 13.6 6 34.09 10.46 651 24.27 4267 25.49 21.79 +1.60 -20.7 SunOpta Q STKL 4.72 1.30 310 2.62 2067 2.94 2.55 -.07 +4.8 SunPower Q SPWR 16.04 4.03 2343 6.85 11790 7.75 6.71 +.17 -12.2 Sunrun Q RUN 11 23.66 7.84 2120 12.96 9840 14.87 12.60 +.02 -6.2 SunstnHtl N SHO .20 2.3 10 14.74 5.75 2010 8.73 16924 9.96 8.38 +.36 -37.3 SunstHt pfE N SHOpE 27.81 12.50 5 22.94 108 23.47 22.12 +.19 -11.8 SunstHt pfF N SHOpF 1.61 7.2 28.00 11.97 1 22.31 3 23.27 22.31 -.29 -14.0 Sunwks rsn Q SUNW 13.79 .29 300 .47 1562 .50 .44 +.02 -62.4 SupLeagu Q SLGG 9.29 1.30 230 2.40 777 3.04 2.20 -.59 +1.7 SupMicC n Q SMCI 48 29.68 15.76 124 22.23 1110 23.93 21.80 +.53 -19.7 SuperCm lf Q SPCB 1.91 .25 512 1.20 7448 1.39 .99 +.04 +93.5 SupTech h Q SCON 1.73 .12 1194 .24 12888 .26 .20 +.04 +30.6 SupDrillg A SDPI 1.21 .20 43 .42 889 .49 .39 -.01 -49.1 SupGpCos Q SGC .40 4.6 8 18.78 6.10 68 8.62 259 9.00 7.03 +1.57 -36.3 SuperiorInd N SUP .36 28.1 2 5.23 .90 165 1.28 1132 1.64 1.22 +.04 -65.3 Supernus Q SUPN 11 38.74 13.12 428 23.22 3105 23.94 19.07 +4.27 -2.1ssupprt.cm Q SPRT 1.00e 1.52 .76 55 1.37 408 1.52 1.30 -.04 +25.7 SurfaceOn Q SURF 5.09 1.15 101 2.53 420 3.10 2.32 -.40 +34.6 SurgPtrs Q SGRY 19.74 4.00 811 10.82 5335 12.85 10.13 +.85 -30.9 Surmodic Q SRDX 49.00 22.06 107 38.02 506 39.49 35.88 +.76 -8.2 SutroBio Q STRO 12.75 6.00 39 9.48 356 11.19 8.81 -1.57 -13.8 SuttRock Q SSSS .32e 4 7.17 3.60 73 6.28 475 6.68 6.22 -.21 -4.1 SuzanoP N SUZ 22.21 4.43 51 7.08 1144 7.38 6.91 +.20 -28.0tSwEBioFu23 N FUE 6.29 4.66 4.88 1 5.04 4.66 -.10 -20.7 SwEGrain23 N GRU 3.50 2.56 0 2.76 7 2.90 2.75 -.01 -12.4tSwRCmETR N RJN 3.16 .87 17 1.04 79 1.12 .87 +.03 -65.1 SwRCmMTR N RJZ 8.59 5.86 7.43 7 7.59 7.41 -.12 -11.6 SwLgCap22 A EEH 20.43 SwRCmATR N RJA 5.69 4.27 68 4.80 330 4.88 4.55 +.16 -13.8tSwERCmTR N RJI 5.48 3.20 36 3.38 611 3.45 3.20 -37.3 SwisHelv N SWZ .64e .4 8.84 5.54 24 7.35 119 7.51 7.20 +.01 -12.6sSwitch N SWCH .10e 19.00 10.19 1466 17.17 8442 19.00 16.46 -.74 +15.9 SwitchE un N SBE/U 10.19 9.60 10.14 0 10.14 10.14 +.14 +1.1 SWK Hld n Q SWKH 14.20 6.12 5 11.66 12 12.30 11.61 +.22 -15.5 SykesEnt Q SYKE 24 38.24 22.12 257 27.99 1307 30.46 27.18 +.43 -24.3 Synacor Q SYNC 1.85 .79 196 1.48 799 1.56 1.33 +.03 -2.6 Synalloy Q SYNL .25e 2.9 19.65 7.50 12 8.61 76 9.98 8.27 +.19 -33.3 Synaptics Q SYNA 30 84.75 26.34 568 63.07 2615 70.18 62.27 -.36 -4.1 SynchrTc Q SNCR 9.05 2.46 231 3.26 1491 3.96 3.16 -.02 -31.4 Synchrony N SYF .88 4.8 5 38.18 12.15 8210 18.51 55722 21.38 17.07 +1.76 -48.6 Synchr pf N SYFpA 26.24 9.00 134 20.85 957 20.89 18.97 +2.32 -18.4sSyndaxP Q SNDX 20.74 5.35 973 18.16 21450 20.74 11.27 +6.46 +106.8 SyneosH h Q SYNH 74.25 30.02 692 53.20 3987 59.87 50.40 +2.75 -10.6 Synlogic Q SYBX 10.01 1.35 324 2.03 1661 2.47 1.96 -.30 -21.3 Synnex N SNX 1.50 1.7 9 153.07 52.06 524 85.81 2399 88.31 77.04 +9.60 -33.4 Synopsys Q SNPS 50 166.87 104.90 1187 149.64 5981 158.96 148.20 -3.39 +7.5 SynovusFn N SNV 1.32f 6.7 5 40.32 10.91 1650 19.83 12114 23.39 18.36 +1.71 -49.4 Synthes hrs Q SES 26.10 1.50 49 3.03 238 3.30 2.70 -.41 -46.8 Sypris Q SYPR .08 12.3 1.52 .54 25 .65 197 .80 .64 +.00 -16.5 SyrosPhar Q SYRS 11.93 4.26 375 8.45 2265 9.00 7.93 +.34 +22.3 Sysco N SYY 1.80 3.4 21 85.98 26.00 3833 52.76 31422 58.99 52.50 -.32 -38.0 Systemax N SYX .28f 1.4 19 26.57 14.00 63 19.75 431 20.99 18.32 +1.03 -21.5T -:T-MobileUS Q TMUS 24 101.35 63.50 3161 86.20 17745 91.41 85.81 -4.60 +9.9 TAL Educ N TAL 73 59.76 30.78 4782 49.90 26361 55.39 48.29 +2.51 +3.5 TAT Tch h Q TATT .34e 8.6 9 6.73 3.00 0 3.97 8 4.20 3.78 +.02 -21.4 TC Energy N TRP 3.09e 17 57.70 32.37 1876 45.18 8621 48.72 45.16 -.62 -15.3 TC PpLn N TCP 2.60 7.7 11 44.65 18.00 639 33.58 2770 35.23 31.24 +1.93 -20.6 TCF Finl Q TCF 1.40 5.1 8 47.46 16.96 785 27.32 5617 31.39 23.84 +3.69 -41.6 TCF Fn pfC Q TCFCP 1.43 5.8 27.00 11.78 19 24.55 135 25.19 23.70 +.80 -6.9 TCG BDC Q CGBD 1.48a 19.3 20 15.56 4.30 566 7.65 3394 8.11 6.90 +.63 -42.8 TCR2 Th Q TCRR 21.06 5.84 95 9.05 445 12.19 8.63 -1.39 -36.6 TCW Strat N TSI .40f 7.3 6.01 3.89 110 5.43 645 5.48 5.36 -.01 -5.9 TD Ameritr Q AMTD 1.24 3.3 12 54.10 27.70 3650 37.99 17145 40.72 36.96 +1.27 -23.6 TD Holdg Q GLG 2.34 .28 4 1.73 129 1.79 1.62 -.06 +13.1 TDH Hld Q PETZ 2.38 .45 0 .91 54 1.05 .90 -.11 -32.4 TE Connect N TEL 1.84 2.6 9 101.00 48.62 1509 70.58 12261 79.83 70.03 +.43 -26.4 TELA Bi n Q TELA 18.88 5.25 26 11.12 114 11.47 9.13 +.40 -14.1 TESSCO Q TESS .08m 1.4 45 19.95 4.23 25 5.89 188 6.87 5.66 +.14 -47.5 TFF Phr n Q TFFP 5.60 3.44 110 5.00 672 5.29 4.62 +.23 -6.5 TFS Fncl Q TFSL 1.12f 7.9 48 22.47 12.65 381 14.26 1988 14.34 13.21 +.85 -27.5 TG Thera Q TGTX 16.22 4.95 1535 11.26 8534 13.86 10.83 -2.43 +1.4 THL Credit Q TCRD .84 26.4 3 7.04 1.56 129 3.18 806 3.36 3.08 -.02 -49.6 THLCred22 N TCRZ 1.69 7.1 25.66 13.00 5 23.75 13 23.75 23.05 +.52 -6.1 THLCSenL N TSLF 1.32 11.0 15.99 8.85 40 11.98 130 12.10 11.62 -.04 -21.0 TIM Part N TSU .28e 2.5 20.32 10.51 519 11.16 7151 12.27 10.80 +.50 -41.6 TJX N TJX .92 1.9 16 64.95 32.72 5902 48.25 55878 52.81 45.96 +2.20 -21.0sTMSR Gl Q TMSR 39 2.46 .66 15 1.93 240 2.46 1.80 -.49 +60.8 TOP Sh rs Q TOPS 14.70 .08 21843 .21 273719 .29 .21 -.05 -73.4 TPG Pace N TPGE 12.30 TPG RE N TRTX 1.72 22.5 5 21.30 2.45 1480 7.66 11563 8.42 6.10 +1.56 -62.2 TPG SpLnd N TSLX 1.56 9.7 7 23.67 11.25 403 16.01 2630 17.25 15.55 +.19 -25.4 TPI Co Q TPIC 31.18 9.19 263 16.23 2362 18.46 15.97 +.37 -12.3 TSR h Q TSRI 8.88 2.64 0 3.40 8 3.63 2.95 -.37 -5.2 TTEC Hl Q TTEC .66e 1.8 35 50.45 26.28 164 37.07 633 40.30 36.37 +1.02 -6.4 TTM Tch Q TTMI 19 16.25 8.06 5263 10.92 11265 11.91 10.65 +.16 -27.4 Tabula Q TRHC 69.72 33.04 435 60.01 1846 66.09 58.90 -.86 +23.3 TactSys Q TCMD 71.65 29.47 312 48.72 1063 57.13 47.11 -3.98 -27.8 TailorBr N TLRD .72 46.2 1 8.39 1.06 1518 1.56 14040 1.90 1.50 +.04 -62.3 Taitron h Q TAIT .14 5.8 7.65 2.02 2 2.42 27 2.44 2.31 -.02 -14.8 Taiwan N TWN 1.71 22.48 13.75 34 18.16 47 19.07 18.01 +.47 -11.8 TaiwLipo Q TLC 8.54 2.48 9 4.41 34 6.20 4.20 +.16 -18.0 TaiwSemi N TSM .73e 1.4 60.64 37.18 10234 51.10 39590 54.69 51.09 -1.63 -12.0 TakeTwo Q TTWO 22 135.70 96.24 1426 122.65 7147 129.34 118.01 -5.23 +.2 TakedaPh N TAK 20.93 12.43 621 17.82 5669 18.79 17.69 +.26 -9.7 Takung A TKAT 2.38 .35 12 1.84 35 1.84 1.41 +.40 +268.7 Talend Q TLND 50.75 18.30 176 25.41 1166 27.91 23.23 +2.21 -35.0 TalosEn N TALO 31.34 5.00 409 10.20 2796 11.80 8.24 +1.12 -66.2 TandmD Q TNDM 91.65 43.69 2710 80.22 8461 80.38 69.69 +5.92 +34.6 TandyLth h Q TLF 6 6.16 2.92 6 3.79 43 4.02 3.64 +.14 -33.6 TangerFac N SKT 1.43f 21.5 3 19.35 4.05 3499 6.66 23501 7.85 5.72 +1.38 -54.8 Tantech Q TANH 2.55 .81 12 1.04 169 1.24 .90 -.09 -42.8 Taoping h Q TAOP 1.05 .34 39 .37 311 .41 .36 -.02 -33.4 Tapestry N TPR 1.35 8.9 9 36.06 10.18 5153 15.16 34863 17.35 13.73 +1.52 -43.8sTarena lf Q TEDU .28e 6.0 5.36 .69 299 4.65 2527 5.36 4.60 +.02 +137.2 TargaRes N TRGP .40m 3.4 43.47 3.66 4920 11.81 28486 13.10 9.09 +2.19 -71.1 TargaR pfA N NGLSpA 2.25 10.7 27.54 6.47 89 21.04 264 21.22 18.90 +2.12 -18.6 Target N TGT 2.64 2.4 18 130.24 70.03 4588 108.23 23959 114.04 106.10 +.41 -15.6 TargtHosp Q TH 23 11.70 1.19 121 1.82 1099 2.31 1.55 +.23 -63.6 TaroPhrm N TARO 12.81e 9 109.42 56.07 32 67.33 131 70.85 67.05 -.10 -23.4 Taronis rs Q TRNX 4.96 .11 70661 .21 262818 .32 .18 -.08 -77.4 Taseko A TGB .73 .20 356 .34 2122 .35 .29 +.03 -28.5 TataCom N TCL 6.62 TataMotors N TTM 15.69 3.92 2759 5.60 16635 6.33 4.90 +.73 -56.7 Taubmn N TCO 2.70 6.4 22 53.40 26.24 1145 41.97 12761 46.48 37.33 +4.54 +35.0 Taub pfJ N TCOpJ 1.63 7.2 26.34 12.16 25 22.55 601 22.80 19.39 +3.05 -13.1 Taub pfK N TCOpK 1.56 7.1 27.05 11.31 10 22.10 282 22.66 19.40 +2.48 -14.7 TaylrDv Q TAYD 13.39 6.61 4 10.70 11 10.75 9.88 +.63 +1.8 TaylorMH N TMHC 6 28.36 6.39 1941 13.69 12973 15.64 11.16 +2.67 -37.4 Team N TISI 19.00 5.00 259 5.41 2883 6.33 5.13 +.13 -66.1 TechData h Q TECD 27 151.47 80.20 541 140.10 2331 141.17 137.50 +.83 -2.4 TechCom lf Q TCCO 10.49 1.72 12 2.37 55 2.74 2.33 +.05 -53.1 Technip N FTI .13 5 28.57 4.49 1887 8.27 21744 9.55 7.61 +.25 -61.4 TechTarg Q TTGT 30.00 16.02 144 22.30 1028 23.72 21.15 +1.13 -14.6 TeckRes g N TECK .19e 23.71 5.60 5796 8.55 41537 9.12 6.91 +1.16 -50.8 Tecnoglass Q TGLS .11m 2.7 10 8.93 2.15 54 4.09 345 4.21 3.38 +.74 -50.4 Tecogen Q TGEN 3.95 .90 49 1.03 448 1.06 .96 +.01 -51.4 Tecton pfB Q TECTP 2.25 24.4 11.15 7.25 9.24 3 9.25 8.71 +.66 -12.0 Teekay N TK .22 6.3 5.76 2.04 1253 3.52 13880 4.51 3.47 -.30 -33.8 TeekLNG N TGP .76 7.0 16.74 7.00 239 10.81 1459 12.02 10.68 -.31 -30.5 TeekLN pfA N TGPpA 2.25 9.7 27.01 13.57 12 23.13 64 23.87 22.53 +.58 -12.6sTeekyTnk rs N TNK 26.92 7.68 1793 18.66 12654 26.92 18.55 -4.11 -22.2 Tegna N TGNA .28 2.7 6 18.31 9.61 1865 10.54 14863 11.81 10.10 -.07 -36.8 TejonRnch N TRC 18.89 12.12 100 13.24 425 14.91 12.92 +.08 -17.1 TeklaHlth N HQH 1.93e 9.7 21.69 13.78 276 19.87 1407 20.93 19.71 -.63 -4.8 TeklaHcrOp N THQ 1.35a 7.7 19.47 11.50 165 17.57 1005 18.67 17.49 -.63 -7.9 TeklaLfSci N HQL 1.48e 9.0 18.00 11.45 116 16.52 555 17.60 16.31 -.85 -5.2 TeklaWH N THW 1.40 10.2 14.52 8.76 276 13.69 1560 14.20 13.60 -.16 -1.2sTeladoc N TDOC 203.85 53.46 2629 169.43 21272 203.85 155.25 -24.10 +102.4tTlcmArg N TEO .71e 10.5 18.55 6.70 166 6.74 1308 7.67 6.59 +.04 -40.6 Teledyne N TDY 35 398.99 195.34 183 319.83 1032 341.97 312.71 +3.79 -7.7 Teleflex N TFX 1.36 .4 41 398.65 221.27 540 329.37 1989 357.72 322.30 -9.02 -12.5 TelefBrasil N VIV .64e 7.6 10 14.68 7.80 2732 8.41 13917 8.86 8.15 +.25 -41.3 TelefEsp N TEF 1.20e 24.6 8.55 3.75 1951 4.85 6239 4.89 4.38 +.44 -30.4 Telenav Q TNAV 11.67 3.71 243 4.37 1197 5.28 4.31 -.54 -10.1 TelData N TDS .66 3.6 5 34.12 14.05 1063 18.11 5438 20.77 17.89 -.99 -28.8 TelData45 N TDI 1.66 7.1 28.89 12.50 0 23.42 27 23.70 22.95 +.64 -10.4 TelData 61 N TDA 1.47 6.3 25.87 10.56 13 23.52 96 23.86 22.83 +.69 -7.0 TelData60 N TDJ 1.75 7.3 26.05 12.50 33 24.11 116 24.50 23.12 +.70 -4.9 TelData59 N TDE 1.72 7.2 25.99 12.62 16 23.83 107 23.92 22.87 +.74 -6.6 Teligent h Q TLGT 1.09 .19 202 .52 1991 .65 .34 +.18 +22.1 Tellurian Q TELL 9.54 .67 2895 1.27 14937 1.62 1.25 -.34 -82.6 Telus gs N TU 20.91 13.54 853 16.00 6997 16.81 15.93 -.02 TmpDrgn N TDF 4.00e 2.8 20.86 13.87 119 17.70 423 18.34 17.56 -.10 -9.0 TmpEMF N EMF 1.28e 2.6 16.70 9.40 109 11.94 393 12.48 11.83 +.06 -23.4 TmpEMI N TEI .80a 10.8 10.47 6.32 202 7.38 1174 7.55 7.27 -.03 -19.7 TmpGlb N GIM .30 5.6 6.55 4.30 477 5.35 3270 5.45 5.29 -.03 -12.7 TempurSly N TPX 15 100.39 22.00 1086 52.68 8056 58.00 46.53 +6.89 -39.5 10xGenm n Q TXG 108.36 45.11 614 78.41 3927 82.40 74.09 +4.41 +2.8 Tenable Q TENB 36.26 16.28 576 24.96 3101 27.83 24.02 +.73 +4.2 Tenaris N TS .54e 4.1 28.15 9.10 583 13.14 4829 14.07 12.50 +.42 -42.0 TenaxTh Q TENX 1.86 .25 93 .63 839 .67 .57 +.02 -55.5 TenetHlth N THC 39.37 10.00 2522 17.49 12147 21.36 17.11 -1.84 -54.0 Tengsco A TGC 1.12 .37 12 .52 115 .56 .51 +6.1 Tennant N TNC .88 1.5 87.06 46.64 115 58.43 663 65.97 56.63 -.14 -25.0 Tenneco N TEN 1.00 20.4 1 23.48 2.21 1430 4.90 13419 5.83 3.76 +1.07 -62.6 TVA 28 N TVC .96 3.7 27.50 23.08 46 25.69 140 26.52 25.30 +.07 -3.9 TVA 29 N TVE .84 3.3 26.75 23.15 7 25.33 56 25.71 25.09 +.16 -.5 TenzingA Q TZAC 10.63 9.93 50 10.61 125 10.61 10.61 +1.4 Teradata N TDC 14 46.16 17.62 854 23.60 4584 25.66 23.19 +.45 -11.8 Teradyn Q TER .40f .7 24 81.57 40.92 3328 57.85 11515 67.54 56.71 -4.15 -15.2 Terex N TEX 12 33.49 12.11 1959 13.72 8879 16.20 12.63 +.98 -53.9 Ternium N TX 1.20e 9.4 4 26.38 9.59 437 12.77 2172 15.13 12.63 -.79 -42.0 TerrFmP lf Q TERP .81 4.8 21.58 11.40 474 16.82 2517 18.12 16.44 +.40 +9.3 TerrenoRlt N TRNO 1.08 2.0 48 62.31 42.12 370 53.75 1976 56.87 52.41 +1.67 -.7 TerritBcp Q TBNK .92 3.7 12 32.45 20.25 29 24.70 144 27.00 23.60 +.10 -20.2 Tesla Inc Q TSLA 968.99 176.99 32431 701.32 112761 869.82 683.04 -23.83 +67.6 TetraTc Q TTEK .68f .9 26 99.34 63.00 471 71.97 2525 83.32 69.74 -2.83 -16.5 TetraTech N TTI 2.48 .22 9534 .46 48731 .62 .25 +.16 -76.5 Tetraph rs Q TTPH 22.20 .56 65 1.32 603 1.47 1.21 -.04 -53.0 TeucrCorn N CORN 17.55 11.56 52 11.96 415 12.10 11.66 -.10 -19.2tTeucrSug N CANE 7.65 4.91 83 5.47 262 5.63 4.91 +.36 -22.1 TeucrWht N WEAT 6.09 4.83 90 5.31 567 5.46 5.22 -.15 -9.2 TeucrSoyb N SOYB 16.05 13.27 30 13.74 231 13.79 13.33 +.30 -13.2tTeucrmAgs N TAGS 20.73 15.81 16.36 2 16.80 15.81 +.12 -16.5 TevaPhrm N TEVA .73e 7.2 15.72 6.07 11266 10.14 50185 11.20 10.03 -.08 +3.5 TexCapB 42 Q TCBIL 1.63 6.8 27.38 12.50 3 24.00 49 24.96 23.00 +.98 -7.2 TexCapB pf Q TCBIP 1.63 6.7 26.45 13.50 3 24.25 55 24.84 23.15 +1.16 -6.6 TxCapBsh Q TCBI 5 66.61 19.10 1527 27.65 5802 29.71 25.01 +1.59 -51.3 TexInst Q TXN 3.60 3.3 20 135.70 93.09 5840 109.71 27828 119.81 109.45 -3.32 -14.5 TexPacLd N TPL 10.00 2.0 89 879.25 295.05 50 508.26 212 584.57 469.10 +9.44 -34.9 TexRdhse Q TXRH 1.44f 3.2 25 72.49 25.15 2081 44.86 10872 53.19 43.75 -1.01 -20.3 Textainer N TGH .96 11.7 9 11.75 5.50 187 8.19 1482 9.16 6.99 +1.21 -23.5 Textron N TXT .08 .3 5 54.24 20.26 2524 26.22 10069 30.69 25.37 -.81 -41.2 Thai N TTF .25e 11.27 The Real n Q REAL 30.05 5.00 1640 11.91 14325 12.92 10.18 +1.80 -36.8 The9Ltd Q NCTY 1.76 .35 26 .52 148 .55 .49 -.01 -43.5 TherapMD Q TXMD 4.69 .85 8086 1.38 65496 2.24 .92 +.46 -43.0 TherpxBio h Q TRPX 4.69 .25 3195 .40 19012 .45 .32 +.07 -64.2 TheravBio Q TBPH 31.54 15.18 236 26.75 1114 31.35 26.20 -3.53 +3.3sThermoFis N TMO .88f .3 41 346.89 250.21 1603 329.81 10457 346.89 326.55 +1.11 +1.5 Thermon N THR 30 27.73 12.62 165 14.63 1240 15.78 13.29 +1.09 -45.4 ThirdPtRe N TPRE 11.95 5.64 451 7.10 2234 8.25 6.90 -.65 -32.5 1347PrpIns Q PIH 48 5.92 4.21 5 4.75 33 4.89 4.65 -.10 -13.9 1347PrIn pf Q PIHPP 2.00 9.0 28.71 17.60 22.25 5 22.50 22.07 +1.00 -17.9t36Kr Hld n Q KRKR 12.78 3.31 1 3.53 30 4.00 3.31 +.03 -52.2 ThomsonR N TRI 1.38 2.0 29 82.50 52.23 371 69.08 2654 72.95 68.47 -1.79 -3.5 Thor Inds N THO 1.60f 2.5 11 89.45 32.30 583 62.94 5045 72.98 58.98 +4.82 -15.3 3D Sys N DDD 12.56 5.20 2091 7.77 10163 9.06 7.65 -.23 -11.2 3M Co N MMM 5.88f 4.0 21 192.19 114.04 2923 148.60 23911 163.08 147.73 +1.60 -15.8 360 Fin Q QFIN 22.34 6.37 1264 9.00 5004 9.15 7.85 +.09 -7.9 ThndBrII n Q THBR 10.92 9.15 152 9.94 152 9.94 9.87 +.04 -.1 ThndBII un Q THBRU 10.80 9.15 10.29 6 10.29 10.20 -.01 -1.5 Tidwtr N TDW 1.00 19.1 25.11 4.75 325 5.24 2714 6.24 5.14 -.50 -72.8 Tidwtr wtB N TDW/WS/B Tiffany N TIF 2.32 1.8 28 134.42 78.60 1324 127.06 8821 128.04 124.78 +.71 -4.9 TigerShsCh Q TTTN 34.00 23.87 2 29.60 65 30.77 28.57 -.01 +.8 Tillys N TLYS 13 11.30 3.46 362 5.57 2063 5.89 4.35 +1.25 -48.7 Tilray Q TLRY 54.10 2.43 10633 7.24 80443 9.75 7.01 -.83 -57.7 TmbrlndBc Q TSBK .85e 4.7 7 31.50 13.60 14 18.10 103 20.25 16.31 +1.80 -39.1 Timken N TKR 1.12 3.1 14 58.78 22.26 648 35.93 2946 39.84 34.79 +1.05 -36.2 TimknSteel N TMST 10.73 2.16 368 2.60 2162 2.85 2.40 +.24 -66.9 Tim HiDv N TPHD 27.34 15.70 16 20.34 90 21.84 20.20 +.13 -24.6 Tim LCap N TPLC 28.30 17.27 218 22.55 290 23.95 22.39 +.19 -17.1 Tiptree Q TIPT .16 2.7 33 8.30 4.45 76 5.88 579 6.64 5.49 +.40 -27.8 Titan Intl N TWI .02 1.6 7.09 1.11 608 1.27 4275 1.52 1.11 +.16 -64.9 TitanMach Q TITN 29 21.88 6.96 137 8.83 687 10.13 8.53 -.07 -40.3 TitanPh Q TTNP 1.96 .14 3945 .25 27646 .27 .23 +.01 +28.9 TivityHlth Q TVTY 5 26.07 1.92 843 9.09 4463 9.80 7.15 +1.93 -55.3 Tivo Cp Q TIVO .32 4.8 9.69 4.16 661 6.68 3173 7.44 6.27 -.07 -21.2 Tiziana s Q TLSA 7.70 1.54 107 2.82 1373 3.35 2.60 -.15 +4.4 Tocagen Q TOCA 10.88 .42 346 1.17 2704 1.34 1.15 -.09 +119.5 TollBros N TOL .44 1.8 5 49.31 13.28 2111 23.85 13857 26.43 22.28 +1.77 -39.6 Tompkins A TMP 2.08 3.1 13 93.66 58.45 69 68.19 297 75.84 64.76 +1.70 -25.5 TonixP hrs Q TNXP 24.90 .39 2848 .70 10452 .73 .60 +.01 -40.5 TootsieR N TR .36b 1.0 31 39.63 30.79 272 34.55 1426 36.14 33.90 -.85 +4.2 TopBuild N BLD 37 125.66 54.83 308 89.06 2114 103.65 82.03 +8.21 -13.6 Torchlght Q TRCH 1.86 .30 163 .40 856 .46 .37 -.04 -47.1 Toro Co N TTC 1.00f 1.6 25 84.26 52.07 820 62.52 3550 67.44 61.87 -1.45 -21.5 TorDBk N TD 3.16f 7 59.55 33.74 1881 40.56 12181 43.53 38.85 +1.66 -27.7 MonTNAPpl N TPYP .45p 24.63 10.92 185 16.00 589 17.11 15.50 +.34 -31.9 TortWat N TBLU 37.58 22.84 8 28.84 110 30.40 28.57 +.49 -17.6 TortAcq N SHLL 10.08 9.50 2 9.94 603 9.94 9.94 +.01 -.5 TortAc wt N SHLL/WS TortEnInd N NDP 1.75 109.4 9.40 .75 1.60 523 1.70 1.33 +.17 -63.1 TortEnInf N TYG 2.62 56.3 24.29 1.15 4.65 4079 5.24 3.56 +1.04 -74.1 TorEsAsst n N TEAF 18.50 6.10 52 10.72 367 11.57 10.32 +.17 -34.6 TortMLP N NTG 1.69 79.7 14.65 .50 2.12 7326 2.39 1.48 +.66 -80.7 TortPplE N TTP 1.63m 41.1 15.57 2.00 3.97 341 4.15 3.45 +.46 -69.2 TortPw&E N TPZ 1.50 16.1 19.10 3.77 51 9.29 313 9.98 8.46 +.48 -45.2 Total SA N TOT 2.71e 8.1 56.91 22.13 6655 33.43 15860 37.50 32.40 -.72 -39.5 TottenAc h Q TOTA 10.85 10.10 10 10.66 31 10.66 10.62 +.06 +1.7 TottnA rt h Q TOTAR .40 .06 8 .15 579 .25 .10 +.07 -6.8 TottnA un h Q TOTAU 10.69 10.25 10.50 -.3 ToughBl rs Q TBLT 14.80 .91 1629 1.26 10865 1.49 1.21 -.11 -37.0 TowerSemi Q TSEM 14 25.80 12.13 262 18.37 1708 19.87 18.14 +.02 -23.6 TownSprts Q CLUB 4.29 .30 347 .55 4800 .65 .41 +.13 -67.7 TowneBank Q TOWN .72 3.7 29.02 15.03 166 19.25 925 21.90 18.51 +.86 -30.8 TownsqMda N TSQ .30 6.5 6 10.34 3.54 11 4.61 105 5.17 4.29 +.28 -53.8 Toyota N TM 145.41 108.01 183 121.12 978 128.79 121.01 -1.44 -13.8 Tracon rsh Q TCON 8.90 .95 131 1.78 494 2.08 1.70 -.03 -23.9 TractSupp Q TSCO 1.40 1.4 28 114.25 63.89 1053 102.09 8247 105.00 99.04 +.11 +9.3 TradDsk A Q TTD 323.78 136.00 2360 278.90 11787 306.04 252.07 +22.27 +7.4sTradeweb Q TW .32 .6 57.05 33.23 753 51.92 4250 57.05 51.18 -1.08 +12.0 TraneTch N TT 2.12 2.4 20 118.10 70.00 959 86.81 7252 91.08 84.38 +2.78 -15.8 TrnWEnt rs Q TWMC 9.80 1.68 5 4.27 271 6.00 4.07 +.14 +112.4 TransAct Q TACT .36 8.7 17 13.59 2.87 8 4.14 65 4.66 3.89 +.36 -62.3 TransEnt rs A TRXC 27.69 .28 700 .42 6364 .46 .40 -.02 -71.2 TransMed Q TMDX 31.54 10.10 60 16.59 568 19.58 16.45 -1.19 -12.7 TransUn N TRU .30 .4 31 101.16 52.50 1231 77.04 9146 81.57 72.82 +4.91 -10.0 Trnsalta g N TAC .17 8.44 3.63 360 5.63 1660 6.16 5.57 +.06 -21.4 TrnsatlPet A TAT 1.28 .12 1001 .22 8417 .26 .20 -.02 -54.1 Transcat Q TRNS 22 34.18 16.50 45 28.89 131 31.77 26.23 +2.13 -9.3 TrnsRty N TCI .20p 1 41.50 16.00 1 19.30 4 21.78 18.39 +.80 -51.6 TransDigm N TDG 24.00 23 673.51 200.06 960 349.45 4543 379.00 299.62 +44.53 -37.6 TransGlb Q TGA .07 1.97 .30 235 .57 1071 .67 .43 +.12 -58.7sTranslBio Q TBIO 15.00 6.80 493 13.23 6187 15.00 12.51 +.49 +62.5tTransocn N RIG 8.84 .76 34926 1.15 272487 1.29 .76 +.18 -83.3 TrGasSur N TGS a 39 16.05 3.72 299 4.28 1655 4.70 4.09 +.01 -40.3 TravelCt rs Q TA 21.15 5.51 107 10.24 634 12.20 8.75 +1.63 -40.3 TravCtrs 28 Q TANNI 2.06 8.4 26.50 25.06 24.51 -.6 TravelC 29 Q TANNL 2.00 8.2 25.79 24.90 24.28 -2.0 Travelers N TRV 3.40f 3.5 10 155.09 76.99 2577 96.05 9393 106.89 95.64 -4.77 -29.9 Travelzoo Q TZOO 14 22.85 3.04 112 5.60 898 6.33 4.66 +.61 -47.7 TrecoraRs N TREC 7 10.54 4.23 47 5.38 286 6.62 5.28 -.31 -24.8 Tredgar N TG .48 3.0 22 23.48 11.31 122 16.23 523 17.22 15.53 +.75 -27.4 TreeHseF N THS 16 67.88 33.50 587 50.66 2962 53.73 50.23 +.55 +4.5 TrmntMtg Q TRMT .88 44.7 10.37 1.63 83 1.97 322 2.23 1.66 +.30 -60.3 Trevena h Q TRVN 1.65 .46 889 .74 6486 .77 .68 +.06 -12.6 TreviTh Q TRVI 10.62 1.33 22 2.69 154 3.03 2.61 -.19 -28.3 Trex N TREX 53 111.85 56.22 1524 91.89 6014 104.08 87.17 +6.10 +2.2 TriPointe N TPH 9 18.48 5.89 1296 10.95 9957 12.35 10.23 +.70 -29.7 TriContl N TY 1.15e 5.0 29.21 16.94 47 22.84 373 23.68 22.61 +.24 -19.0 TriCntl pf N TYp 2.50 4.5 56.81 51.77 1 55.80 4 56.50 55.30 -.20 +1.7 TribPubl Q TPCO 1.00e 56 13.86 4.91 149 8.47 921 8.89 7.41 +1.01 -35.6 Tricida Q TCDA 40 44.30 18.03 161 28.41 866 32.36 27.26 +.58 -24.7 TriCoBsh Q TCBK .88 3.0 12 41.42 23.05 99 29.03 559 32.83 28.11 +.80 -28.9 TridntAcq Q TDAC 10.82 10.15 10.60 0 10.60 10.60 -.02 +.5 TrilliumTh Q TRIL 7.97 .24 2576 4.71 7812 5.17 4.29 -.27 +357.3 TrilogyMtl A TMQ 5 3.13 1.03 251 1.61 1296 1.89 1.53 -.07 -38.1 TriMas h Q TRS 17 33.45 19.99 181 23.16 1204 26.40 22.58 +.50 -26.3 Trimble Q TRMB 18 46.67 20.01 833 32.86 4851 36.05 32.64 +.23 -21.2 TrimShrk N TTAC 41.69 26.28 24 33.66 290 35.05 33.63 -.30 -14.4 TrimAllC N TTAI 27.70 16.21 22.02 0 22.92 22.02 +.08 -18.8 TriNetGrp N TNET 17 76.92 27.79 489 47.54 3448 54.63 43.21 +4.36 -16.0 TrinityBio Q TRIB .88 57.5 1 2.95 .56 402 1.53 5022 2.00 1.20 +.16 +48.1 Trinity N TRN .76f 4.1 4 24.64 14.53 3923 18.72 9929 19.66 16.68 +2.17 -15.5 TrinityPlce A TPHS 4.44 1.11 20 1.42 208 1.66 1.34 +.08 -52.8 Trinseo SA N TSE 1.60 8.5 2 50.14 14.16 660 18.88 2590 22.83 18.25 +.28 -49.3 TrioTch A TRT 6 5.49 2.43 3 2.56 30 2.90 2.55 -.09 -35.8 Trip.com Q TCOM 35 44.59 20.10 6274 24.16 51964 26.73 23.90 +.38 -28.0 TripAdvis Q TRIP 3.50e 26 50.33 13.73 2722 18.37 13151 20.93 18.27 -.07 -39.5 TriplePtV N TPVG 1.44 19.1 5 17.17 2.80 252 7.53 1775 8.40 7.23 +.21 -47.0 TripPt22 N TPVY 27.07 12.50 3 22.75 33 23.87 22.08 +.25 -10.5 Triple-S N GTS 15 27.64 9.13 310 16.74 1485 17.37 16.00 +.50 -9.5 TriStCap Q TSC 7 26.43 7.59 183 14.01 1170 15.25 12.55 +1.42 -46.4 TriStCap pf Q TSCAP 1.69 6.6 29.82 14.25 2 25.45 15 25.48 22.87 +1.45 -4.1 TriStCap pfB Q TSCBP 1.59 7.4 29.46 12.00 7 21.35 85 23.00 20.36 -1.04 -20.5 TritonInt N TRTN 2.08 6.9 40.81 19.80 324 30.01 2102 32.74 28.55 +.88 -25.3 TritnInt pfB N TRTNpB 2.00 9.2 28.01 9.39 9 21.75 101 22.91 20.31 +1.40 -19.7 TritInt pfC N TRTNpC 1.84 8.7 26.75 9.30 17 21.03 135 22.29 19.89 +1.05 -18.9 TritInt pfD N TRTNpD 1.72 8.5 25.87 7.20 8 20.19 149 21.25 18.12 +1.19 -20.0 TriumphBc Q TBK 13 43.15 19.03 159 26.25 947 29.70 23.71 +2.87 -31.0 TriumphGp N TGI .16 2.5 1 29.38 3.02 2874 6.31 15544 7.82 5.53 +.80 -75.0 Trivago Q TRVG 5.38 1.30 209 1.69 1174 1.85 1.65 -35.5 Trovagn h Q TROV 3.70 .70 266 1.15 15941 1.67 .96 +.19 -7.3 TrueBlue N TBI 9 25.75 12.02 491 15.24 1979 16.02 14.34 +.72 -36.7 TrueCar Q TRUE 7.24 1.98 867 2.47 5291 2.63 2.22 +.18 -48.0 TruistFn N TFC 1.80 5.1 9 56.92 24.01 5375 35.44 32593 39.78 34.97 -.04 -37.1 Truist pfH N TFCpH 1.41 5.5 27.60 25.61 25.53 -1.4 Truist pfJ N TFCpJ 1.50 6.1 24.79 21.39 24.50 Trupanion Q TRUP 38.06 20.84 619 28.18 2544 34.45 28.03 -1.47 -24.8 TrstNY Q TRST .27 4.4 11 9.10 4.30 555 6.18 3132 6.64 5.59 +.69 -28.7 Trustmk Q TRMK .92 3.6 12 36.63 20.47 297 25.62 1777 27.90 24.24 +1.60 -25.8 TrxadeG n Q MEDS 11.60 4.01 50 7.94 1500 8.25 6.10 +1.74 +22.0sTsakos N TNP .20 6.3 4.77 1.70 1431 3.20 15257 4.77 3.16 -.26 -26.6 Tsakos pfC N TNPpC 2.22 8.9 26.86 19.10 3 25.00 61 25.23 24.76 +.01 -2.5 Tsakos pfD N TNPpD 2.19 10.1 25.19 9.90 7 21.70 54 22.63 21.01 +.50 -11.7 TsaksE p E N TNPpE 24.98 9.75 18 20.51 112 21.79 19.41 +1.16 -12.8 T2 Biosys Q TTOO 3.21 .24 2434 .54 17247 .60 .51 +.01 -53.9 Tuanche Q TC 7.20 1.12 1 1.58 7 1.62 1.49 -.01 +10.5 Tucows grs Q TCX 40 88.77 42.50 49 52.09 240 56.97 49.92 -.03 -15.7 TuesMrn Q TUES 2.28 .41 12120 .49 15293 .80 .45 -.07 -73.5 TufinSoft N TUFN 93 31.04 5.79 84 9.27 1858 11.10 9.01 +.01 -47.3 Tuniu Q TOUR 4.72 .73 101 .78 1182 .93 .78 -.09 -69.0 Tuppwre N TUP 1.08 38.3 24.16 1.15 3936 2.82 23298 3.40 1.92 +.77 -67.1 Turkcell N TKC 6.31 4.36 298 4.84 1930 5.09 4.79 -.09 -16.6 TurnPtBr N TPB .18 .8 57.06 14.09 162 23.40 981 25.00 20.74 +2.71 -18.2 TurnPtTh Q TPTX .05p 67.54 29.00 214 49.12 1089 54.35 46.86 -2.64 -21.1 TurqHillRs N TRQ 4 1.54 .30 806 .47 8223 .52 .47 -.02 -35.9 TurtleBc Q HEAR 12.50 4.05 403 9.40 3569 10.80 8.54 +.04 -.5 TuscnHld Q THCB 10.10 9.16 4 10.00 1361 10.03 9.96 +.02 +.4 TuscnHl un Q THCBU 11.72 9.75 7 10.30 7 10.30 10.21 +.05 -1.9 TuscanII n Q THCA 10.11 9.02 9.89 +.3 TuscanII un Q THCAU 10.18 8.94 9.99 -1.0 TutorPerini N TPC 4 20.37 2.61 803 6.60 5389 8.26 6.18 +.35 -48.7 21Vianet Q VNET 49 17.37 6.31 695 14.11 3382 16.89 13.99 -2.59 +94.6 22ndCentry A XXII 2.46 .60 2373 .82 8513 1.08 .80 -.07 -25.7 Twilio N TWLO 151.00 68.06 2691 107.98 12175 116.84 104.40 -1.97 +9.9 TwinDisc lf Q TWIN .36 5.8 4 19.15 5.00 60 6.20 258 6.64 5.51 +.36 -43.7 TwnRvrWr N TRWH .40 2.7 33 32.73 7.22 354 14.98 2107 16.38 13.82 +1.26 -41.6 TwistBio Q TWST 35.95 18.52 413 31.24 2164 35.00 29.56 -1.03 +48.8 Twitter N TWTR 45.86 20.00 28192 27.84 175342 31.50 27.19 -.90 -13.1 TwoHrb pfA N TWOpA 2.03 10.0 29.55 7.33 23 20.30 412 20.88 19.31 +.99 -26.8 TwoHrb pfB N TWOpB 1.91 9.9 28.25 6.68 79 19.26 447 19.89 18.54 +.59 -29.8 TwoHrbI N TWO 1.60 36.9 2 15.85 2.25 6740 4.34 44952 5.09 3.91 +.27 -70.3 TwoHrIn pfC N TWOpC 26.84 6.90 71 18.63 831 19.15 17.71 +.73 -28.7 TwoHrIn pfD N TWOpD 25.84 6.99 0 21.00 49 22.37 20.60 +.43 -17.1 TwHrIn pf E N TWOpE 25.89 6.27 10 20.00 144 21.00 19.73 +.12 -21.0 2U Q TWOU 63.07 11.37 4453 23.84 10747 25.40 21.77 +1.90 -.6 Continued from previous page NYSE, NYSE American and Nasdaq Exchanges Continued on next page Exch. 52-week Vol Friday Vol Weekly YTD Name Market Symbol Div Yield PE High Low 1000s Last 1000s High Low Chg % Chg Exch. 52-week Vol Friday Vol Weekly YTD Name Market Symbol Div Yield PE High Low 1000s Last 1000s High Low Chg % Chg MONEY & MARKET$Page 18 www.sunnewspapers.net The Sun/Saturday, May 2, 2020 

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TylerTech N TYL 74 340.80 205.90 326 314.78 1561 326.00 305.30 +.07 +4.9 TymeTch Q TYME 2.04 .86 599 1.34 3903 1.75 1.11 +.22 -4.6 Tyson N TSN 1.68f 2.8 11 94.24 42.57 2747 60.01 16692 63.90 58.96 +1.03 -34.1U -:sUS AutoPts Q PRTS 6 3.70 .92 223 3.32 2433 3.70 2.71 +.66 +50.9 US Concrte Q USCR 9 56.22 6.75 640 17.40 3388 20.08 16.20 +1.48 -58.2 US Gl hrs Q USAU 15.30 2.61 14 4.93 258 5.42 4.90 -.12 -38.9 US WellSv Q USWS 7.99 .25 764 .46 4588 .48 .42 -.01 -75.9 UBS 3xLCr N WTIU 20.78 .18 .21 -98.5 UBS 3xInvC N WTID 41.92 3.36 17.05 +348.7 UBS FILCG N FBGX 394.05 147.31 2 283.90 12 300.42 283.90 -.84 -14.8 UBS2xSPDiv N SDYL 3.40e 5.8 102.38 32.21 5 58.80 26 67.08 57.50 -.99 -41.8 UBS Grp N UBS .69e 6.6 13.55 7.48 2727 10.39 20954 11.14 9.52 +.98 -17.4 UDR N UDR 1.44f 4.0 42 51.25 29.20 1613 36.10 9014 39.23 35.84 -.19 -22.7 UFP Tch Q UFPT 18 52.59 30.80 31 42.38 197 45.00 40.48 -1.14 -14.6 UGI Corp N UGI 1.30 4.4 6 55.17 21.75 1182 29.30 9385 31.66 28.26 +1.06 -35.1 UMB Fn Q UMBF 1.24 2.5 13 71.97 39.47 352 48.82 1834 52.63 45.59 +3.63 -28.9 UMH Prop N UMH .72 5.8 17 16.64 8.63 195 12.47 1073 13.60 11.37 +1.22 -20.7 UMH pfB N UMHpB 2.00 8.2 26.55 14.50 21 24.40 148 25.18 23.69 +.99 -5.8 UMH pfC N UMHpC 1.69 7.5 26.94 10.25 23 22.62 156 23.72 20.66 +2.07 -13.5 UP Fint Q TIGR 17.42 2.03 145 2.70 749 3.01 2.70 -.17 -23.9 US FdsHl N USFD 13 43.10 8.32 4066 19.47 21605 22.77 19.21 -.04 -53.5 USGlobInv Q GROW .03 1.7 2.29 .80 81 1.77 1427 1.77 1.32 +.42 +22.9 USPhysTh N USPH 1.28f 1.8 32 148.48 45.13 156 69.51 915 81.69 66.96 +1.76 -39.2 US Silica N SLCA .02m .9 16.85 .79 6739 2.34 16436 2.59 1.29 +.90 -62.0 US XprE N USX 7.06 2.65 171 3.97 1134 4.88 3.81 +.09 -21.1 USA Cmp N USAC 2.10 28.5 19.00 3.52 417 7.37 2216 8.55 7.06 -.19 -59.4 USA Trk Q USAK 11 15.54 2.36 47 4.75 255 5.30 4.11 +.61 -36.2 Usaa USA Vl N ULVM 51.85 48.05 49.25 USANA N USNA 18 93.43 43.01 158 84.53 1049 90.94 82.58 +.75 +7.6 USCF Oil N USOU 39.55 15.66 23.27 USCF shpei N BUY 21.31 11.23 0 14.17 3 15.37 14.05 +.79 -32.4 USCF shpen N BUYN 19.65 6.58 9.69 1 9.71 8.42 +1.14 -37.2 USD Ptrs N USDP 1.48f 47.1 11.95 1.00 245 3.14 1662 3.87 2.73 +.39 -68.3 UTStarcm Q UTSI 11 3.64 1.56 1 1.92 7 1.99 1.92 -.05 -34.9 Uber Tch n N UBER 47.08 13.71 19269 28.39 126682 32.00 28.33 -1.10 -4.5 Ubiquiti N UI 1.20 .8 34 199.91 107.22 102 155.62 536 167.55 154.83 +.97 -17.7 UltaBeauty Q ULTA 20 368.83 124.05 580 214.28 4747 230.67 207.33 +3.76 -15.4 UltraClean Q UCTT 14 30.00 11.20 1077 16.22 4792 21.62 15.87 +.39 -30.9sUltragenyx Q RARE 70.49 31.99 476 58.65 3120 70.49 57.10 -7.58 +37.3 Ultralife Q ULBI 20 11.97 4.85 17 7.53 89 7.66 6.45 +.66 +1.9 Ultrapar N UGP .55e 21.5 6.68 1.97 514 2.55 5340 2.90 2.44 +.17 -59.3 Umpqua Q UMPQ .84 7.1 8 18.94 9.05 1849 11.80 10991 12.95 10.75 +1.12 -33.3 UndrArm N UAA 17 27.72 7.39 7183 9.80 29451 11.31 9.64 -.20 -54.6 UnAr C wi N UA 24.55 6.60 3697 8.76 18115 10.17 8.61 -.21 -54.3 UniQure Q QURE 82.49 36.20 493 60.54 2465 65.85 59.03 -1.16 -15.5tUnicoA Q UNAM 7.70 4.00 1 4.00 2 4.13 3.95 -36.5 Uni N UFI 5 27.85 7.48 352 11.54 1286 12.20 9.64 +1.92 -54.3 UniFirst N UNF 1.00 .6 19 217.90 121.89 122 165.94 662 176.93 159.08 +5.91 -17.8 UnilevNV N UN 1.61e 3.3 63.62 42.00 1335 49.11 14642 50.14 48.65 -.24 -14.5 Unilever N UL 1.48e 2.9 64.84 44.06 1131 51.50 5904 52.72 50.92 -.08 -9.9 UnionA II un Q LATNU 10.59 8.86 10.07 -1.2 UnionBkVT Q UNB 1.28f 5.8 15 39.96 16.50 8 22.00 28 28.06 21.38 -.49 -39.3 UnionPac N UNP 3.88 2.5 20 188.96 105.08 3085 156.64 19114 166.23 154.74 +.55 -13.4 UniqueF A UFAB .20m 6.6 4 4.80 1.44 0 3.05 35 3.50 2.59 +.22 -21.0 Unisys N UIS 18.13 6.39 1185 11.87 5818 13.13 11.33 +.16 +.1 Unit N UNT 1 14.12 .14 1932 .31 17320 .36 .24 +.03 -56.2 UtdAirlHl Q UAL 3 96.03 17.80 47521 26.62 240313 31.84 24.87 +1.06 -69.8 UnBnOH Q UBCP .57 5.7 7 15.56 7.64 3 10.03 30 10.90 9.56 +.39 -29.9 UtdBOH Q UBOH .28m 1.8 7 24.54 12.60 2 15.90 22 20.50 15.12 -1.46 -30.0 UBSI Q UBSI 1.40 4.8 14 40.70 19.67 5745 29.11 15207 31.46 26.37 +3.14 -24.7 UtdCmBks Q UCBI .72 3.6 12 31.66 15.71 360 20.06 2324 22.53 18.39 +1.83 -35.0 UtdFire Q UFCS 1.32 4.8 30 53.68 25.00 74 27.26 350 31.41 26.70 -.51 -37.7 UtdInsur Q UIHC .24 2.8 16.05 7.16 88 8.57 446 9.32 8.27 +.01 -32.0 UtdMicro N UMC .09e 3.7 2.85 1.87 256 2.43 3628 2.61 2.42 -.14 -9.3 UtdNtrlF N UNFI 13.51 5.00 1690 11.20 7679 12.21 10.55 -.77 +27.9 UPS B N UPS 4.04f 4.4 15 125.31 82.00 5410 91.90 37159 103.49 91.25 -8.28 -21.5 UtdRentals N URI 9 170.04 58.85 1934 119.28 10551 130.99 105.02 +13.23 -28.5 USecBcCA Q UBFO .44 7.1 9 11.45 5.04 31 6.22 165 7.88 6.07 -.07 -42.0 USNatGas N UNL 10.39 7.10 12 8.60 52 8.83 8.22 +.18 +2.5tUS12MoOil N USL 23.85 9.50 1336 10.43 14079 10.71 9.50 +.08 -54.6 USAntimny A UAMY .80 .25 14 .35 95 .37 .32 +.02 -9.1 US Bancrp N USB 1.68 4.8 8 61.11 28.59 6532 34.94 38538 38.94 34.25 +.94 -41.1 US Bcp pfA N USBpA 35.49e 4.6 904.05 650.00 1 767.19 4 777.00 740.10 +12.19 -12.8 US Bcp pfH N USBpH .89e 4.6 23.14 13.26 87 19.54 407 20.00 19.40 -.29 -9.1 US Bcp pfM N USBpM 1.63 6.0 28.18 21.51 81 27.03 398 27.26 26.65 +.29 -2.1 US Bcp pfO N USBpO 1.29 5.0 26.68 15.11 24 25.59 231 25.71 25.25 +.29 -1.3 US Bc pfN N USBpN tUS Brent N BNO 21.98 5.91 2330 7.00 18272 7.12 5.91 +.37 -66.4 US Cellular N USM 6 51.21 23.91 245 30.07 814 34.00 29.57 -1.32 -17.0 US Cellu60 N UZA 1.74 7.0 26.62 13.49 31 24.83 221 25.09 23.65 +.98 -1.9 US Cellu 63 N UZB 1.81 7.3 26.96 13.25 12 24.86 148 25.33 24.62 +.11 -3.7 US Cell64 N UZC 1.81 7.2 27.31 13.45 7 25.28 89 25.68 24.95 +.25 -3.0 USCmdtyFd N USCI 38.43 24.03 44 25.81 161 25.90 25.45 +.27 -30.1 US Eng rs Q USEG 6.80 1.38 2 3.15 29 3.47 2.97 -.32 +4.3 US GasFd N UGA 33.82 8.19 652 12.32 4716 13.22 10.77 +.97 -61.9 USCoppFd N CPER 18.28 12.87 29 14.55 99 15.34 14.50 -.22 -17.0 USLime Q USLM .64 .8 20 104.00 60.99 7 78.02 30 87.16 75.59 -2.77 -13.6 US NGas N UNG 23.40 11.53 3982 13.01 24870 13.77 12.22 +.03 -22.8tUS OilFd N USO 13.36 2.11 2.13 425020 2.30 2.11 -.44 -83.4 USSteel N X .04 .5 4 16.99 4.54 28284 7.51 85348 8.50 6.73 +.69 -34.2 UtdTherap Q UTHR 116.98 74.31 469 109.12 3940 113.48 104.66 -2.09 +23.9 UtdGrdian Q UG 1.10e 7.9 21 20.89 10.65 4 14.01 36 16.42 13.80 -.69 -28.7 UtdhlthGp N UNH 4.32 1.5 23 306.72 187.72 3525 284.51 24102 298.25 279.60 -6.78 -3.2 UnitGrp Q UNIT .60 9.0 11.85 4.86 1481 6.65 10166 7.37 6.29 +.32 -19.0 UNITIL N UTL 1.50f 3.1 26 65.76 39.33 63 48.78 365 57.16 47.76 -3.06 -21.1 UnityBcp Q UNTY .32 2.1 10 24.70 8.76 32 15.47 174 17.13 12.27 +3.13 -31.5 UnityBio Q UBX 10.41 4.62 143 6.45 805 7.25 6.13 -.41 -10.5 UnivarSol N UNVR 22 24.77 6.40 1484 13.46 7681 15.14 12.39 +1.15 -44.5 UnvslCp N UVV 3.04 6.6 6 63.18 37.04 205 45.89 1260 49.40 45.27 +.78 -19.6 UnivDisp Q OLED .60f .4 71 230.32 105.11 403 141.35 2220 156.16 140.60 +2.83 -31.4 UnvElc Q UEIC 15 60.00 29.50 81 39.90 528 43.10 38.84 +1.23 -23.7 UnivFor Q UFPI .33e .8 18 58.10 29.17 254 40.23 1698 43.61 37.71 +2.56 -15.7 UnvHR N UHT 2.72 2.6 55 132.41 54.54 57 102.68 270 113.52 92.35 +9.21 -12.5 UnivHlthS N UHS .80 .8 13 157.79 65.20 751 99.15 4448 113.52 97.60 -2.50 -30.9 Univ Insur N UVE .64a 3.6 5 30.97 14.20 266 17.78 1229 19.46 17.58 +.22 -36.5 UnvLogist Q ULH .42 3.0 10 27.49 11.02 49 14.16 337 14.89 12.87 +1.34 -25.3 UnvSecInst A UUU 1.35 .30 42 .62 632 .80 .50 +.12 -.5 UnvStainls Q USAP 18 18.18 5.84 15 7.81 156 7.95 6.63 +.76 -47.6 UnivTInst N UTI .08 1.3 9.76 2.75 194 6.40 1359 6.90 5.11 +.98 -17.0 UnivstFinl Q UVSP .80 4.7 10 27.80 13.39 127 17.14 746 19.16 15.44 +1.83 -36.0 UnumGrp N UNM 1.14 6.9 1 37.81 9.58 3003 16.50 19296 18.39 15.49 +1.15 -43.4 UnumTh Q UMRX 3.68 .29 385 .40 2885 .45 .38 +.01 -44.0 UplandSoft Q UPLD 68 54.87 20.75 210 28.68 1127 31.75 28.00 +1.00 -19.7 Upwork Q UPWK 20.90 5.14 799 8.53 5859 9.22 7.93 +.64 -20.1 Ur-Energy A URG .99 .27 332 .61 2865 .63 .55 -.01 +2.7 UraniumEn A UEC 1.48 .35 3091 1.14 11834 1.19 1.00 +.03 +24.0 UrbnEdg N UE .88 8.4 11 21.74 6.98 1324 10.53 8638 12.10 8.72 +1.48 -45.1 UrbanOne Q UONE 3.28 .95 1 1.37 7 1.37 1.14 +.25 -32.2 UrbanOnD Q UONEK 2.27 .70 9 .72 58 .88 .72 -.07 -62.1 UrbanOut Q URBN 8 31.41 12.28 1497 16.77 11542 19.25 15.63 +1.04 -39.6 UrbnTea h Q MYT 2.55 .25 57 .46 297 .53 .45 -.04 -28.7 UrogenP Q URGN 39.97 13.12 196 21.92 1981 26.63 21.12 -2.27 -34.3 UrovantS Q UROV 15.98 6.45 32 8.62 247 10.45 8.30 -.63 -44.4 UrstdBid N UBP 1.10 9.9 19 19.87 8.30 7 11.10 51 12.40 9.70 +1.27 -43.4 UrsBidA N UBA 1.12 8.2 23 24.88 10.05 147 13.74 891 15.14 11.37 +2.41 -44.1 UrsBid pfG N UBPpG 1.69 6.8 26.05 25.04 24.94 UrstBd pfK N UBPpK 1.47 7.4 26.47 13.73 8 19.96 124 21.00 19.75 +.11 -21.7 UrstBid pfH N UBPpH 1.56 7.7 27.73 12.61 48 20.35 160 20.99 19.90 +.35 -23.6 Usio Inc Q USIO 3.57 .75 1 1.36 46 1.48 1.20 -.04 -12.8 UtahMed Q UTMD 1.12 1.4 112.26 75.33 10 81.73 46 93.58 80.65 +1.47 -24.3 Uxin Ltd Q UXIN 3.80 1.21 484 1.44 3155 1.64 1.38 -.01 -36.3V -:VBI Vacc Q VBIV 2.10 .47 6230 1.16 52212 1.30 1.08 +.04 -15.9 VEON Q VEON .28e 17.9 3.28 1.25 10443 1.56 24812 1.71 1.50 -.07 -38.3 VF Corp N VFC 1.72e 3.1 16 100.25 45.07 2242 55.43 14837 63.24 55.02 +.86 -44.4 VICI Pr N VICI 1.19e 7.2 45 28.16 9.85 5214 16.56 37388 18.35 15.60 +.98 -35.2 VOC EnTr N VOC .66e 34.9 4 6.47 1.48 43 1.89 433 2.17 1.70 +.16 -59.2 VOXX Intl Q VOXX 5.42 1.82 72 4.45 498 5.16 4.40 -.54 +1.6 VSE Corp Q VSEC .36 1.8 6 41.14 13.83 58 20.00 265 21.25 17.43 +1.70 -47.4 VaalcoE N EGY 2.60 .70 224 .88 1387 1.00 .83 -.00 -60.2tVaccinex Q VCNX 12.23 3.38 43 3.65 914 4.60 3.38 -.23 -24.7 VailRsrt N MTN 7.04 4.2 24 255.37 125.00 326 167.91 2729 187.29 154.51 +13.97 -30.0 ENSCO N ESV/O .04 1.0 3.97 Valaris N VAL 15.75 .30 16728 .42 83851 .55 .38 -.05 -93.6 Vale SA N VALE .29e 3.6 14 14.19 6.49 15991 7.98 129661 8.80 7.76 +.31 -39.5 ValeroE N VLO 3.92f 6.7 16 101.99 31.00 4646 58.76 29768 66.94 52.08 +6.26 -37.3 Valhi N VHI .08 9.4 8 3.17 .76 239 .86 1409 .96 .82 -.03 -54.3 VlyNBcp Q VLY .44 5.6 14 12.14 6.00 3197 7.92 13421 8.70 7.10 +.86 -30.9 VlyNBc pfA Q VLYPP 1.56 6.2 30.77 12.26 4 24.98 21 25.64 23.64 +.99 -11.3 VlyBcp pfB Q VLYPQ 1.38 6.6 27.30 13.85 6 21.02 95 22.23 20.79 -.23 -20.9 Valmont N VMI 1.80f 1.6 17 154.86 82.60 95 113.41 648 122.08 112.03 +1.23 -24.3 ValueLine Q VALU .84f 3.0 26 36.60 18.40 2 28.10 15 34.99 28.10 -2.30 -2.8 Valvoline N VVV .45 2.7 23.90 9.06 1041 16.65 9547 18.43 15.78 +.96 -22.2 VnE MunA n N MAAX 26.50 18.82 22.79 6 23.04 22.79 -.18 -10.9 VanEMGold N OUNZ 17.08 12.42 387 16.58 1559 16.81 16.38 -.31 +11.6 VanEGold N GDX .06e .2 34.74 16.18 33944 33.29 185081 34.21 31.31 -.64 +13.7sVanE Vid Q ESPO 43.67 31.00 46 40.99 409 43.67 40.78 -1.66 +5.8 VnE LgFl N LFEQ 31.79 20.48 8 26.42 29 27.52 26.36 -.04 -12.1 VanE Grn N GRNB 27.69 25.37 10 26.92 35 27.01 26.87 -.02 +1.6 VnEkSteel N SLX .40e 1.7 39.75 17.61 14 22.99 200 25.35 22.19 +.91 -39.0 MV Pharm N PPH 1.30e 2.2 58.24 VanE Env N EVX .53e .7 114.77 64.01 2 81.08 6 87.13 80.84 +1.28 -23.9 VanE EMHi N HYEM 1.57 7.7 24.32 16.57 52 20.32 292 20.81 20.06 -.13 -14.4 VanEHiYM N HYD 61.00 VanE ChiBd N CBON .68e 22.88 21.54 1 22.37 24 22.66 22.32 +.21 +1.1 VnEkShHY N SHYD .81 3.7 25.87 17.05 148 21.99 634 22.79 21.52 +.06 -12.7 VnEkRus N RSX .01e .1 26.57 13.14 4057 18.33 19076 19.59 18.30 -.08 -26.6 VanE BDC N BIZD 1.47e 14.3 17.30 6.80 99 10.28 1317 11.10 10.08 +.27 -38.6 VEckPfSec N PFXF 1.24e 6.9 20.69 12.26 284 17.98 1326 18.36 17.85 +.05 -11.1 VanE FallA Q ANGL 1.29 4.8 30.53 21.13 1300 26.60 6265 28.00 26.51 -.05 -10.9 VanE IntHY N IHY 1.26 5.8 25.27 18.99 202 21.63 394 22.00 21.58 -.12 -13.9 VanE Reit N MORT 2.36e 17.1 25.93 6.80 133 11.08 1384 12.21 10.28 +.66 -53.8 VnEkCfMun N XMPT 1.35 5.5 28.77 20.30 16 24.40 168 24.47 23.89 -.01 -11.5 VanE EmM N EMAG .92 4.9 22.11 16.50 18.93 0 19.30 18.79 +.29 -13.1 VanE IGFlt N FLTR .15e .6 25.45 19.42 100 24.56 319 24.70 24.46 -.04 -3.0 VanE LowC N SMOG 1.07e 1.6 88.66 49.81 7 67.52 17 73.08 66.89 +1.43 -11.6 VnEkSMu N SMB .20 1.1 18.08 15.66 86 17.54 216 17.63 17.47 -.05 -1.4 VanE LgMu N MLN .62 3.1 22.02 16.54 34 19.93 204 20.24 19.66 -.11 -5.1 VnEkHiInInf N YMLI 1.20 11.6 12.36 10.16 10.34 VanE OilR N CRAK 30.84 13.80 34 19.86 146 21.23 19.00 +.81 -31.2 V IntMoat N MOTI 33.21 21.10 18 25.74 44 27.11 25.57 +.53 -19.7 VEckNucl N NLR 1.72e 4.1 52.13 33.52 0 41.62 4 44.36 41.62 -1.05 -14.4 VanEChAMC N CNXT 34.10 23.59 6 29.65 54 31.28 29.58 -.40 -.3 VanE Israel N ISRA .44e 1.4 37.83 23.05 1 30.59 15 32.22 30.48 +.06 -12.7 VanEWMoat N MOAT .41e .9 56.84 35.00 699 48.01 2837 50.91 47.81 +.32 -12.4 VanE UncOG N FRAK .06e 1.2 13.60 3.21 5.08 -54.5 VnEkSemi Q SMH .58e .5 152.62 96.00 6015 127.43 26770 139.36 126.93 -4.48 -9.9 VnEkRtl] Q RTH 1.39e 1.2 127.36 94.61 12 116.88 82 122.90 116.37 -2.58 -2.7 VanE Agri N MOO 1.10e 2.0 69.40 42.52 30 53.90 127 56.51 53.77 -.05 -21.6 VanE VecBi Q BBH .55e .4 153.50 112.03 30 145.57 184 153.33 144.71 -4.21 +4.4 VnEkRusSC N RSXJ .81e 3.1 39.95 19.58 7 26.15 26 27.41 25.59 +.35 -27.5 VEckVcREr N REMX .50a 4.9 15.65 7.97 10.28 -23.5 VEckChGr N GLCN 1.41e 1.5 43.73 32.98 1 34.90 17 36.98 34.90 -1.14 -16.6 VnEkIndGr N GLIN .57e 2.7 42.99 17.75 20 21.27 113 23.52 21.15 -1.03 -35.2 VanE Egyp N EGPT 33.70 17.00 19 23.19 65 24.02 22.38 +1.20 -20.0 VanE JrGld N GDXJ 46.42 19.52 10873 41.30 59492 43.01 39.07 -.40 -2.3 VnEk Viet N VNM .32e 2.7 16.77 9.30 97 11.92 711 12.60 11.85 -.43 -25.5 VanEBrzSC N BRF 28.39 10.76 36 13.86 115 15.13 13.15 +.98 -49.5 VanEIndo N IDX .25e 1.8 23.75 10.47 23 13.79 48 14.85 13.40 +.31 -39.0 VanENatRs N HAP .64e 2.4 37.77 20.36 2 27.21 29 29.11 27.07 +.05 -26.8 VanE VAfr N AFK .53e 3.7 22.40 11.24 5 14.32 58 15.30 14.07 -.14 -29.4 VanE Gam Q BJK 1.07e 3.5 43.73 20.02 22 30.62 156 32.29 29.66 +1.28 -26.7 VandaPhm Q VNDA 5 17.85 7.12 463 11.35 2545 12.33 11.03 -.59 -30.8 VangLTBd N BLV 3.20a 2.9 117.59 90.65 533 109.47 2384 111.26 108.71 -1.85 +9.1 VangIntBd N BIV 2.17a 2.4 92.91 83.21 651 90.97 5247 91.47 90.82 -.21 +4.3 VangSTBd N BSV 1.08e 1.2 82.87 78.10 1702 82.56 8521 82.79 82.48 -.02 +2.4 VangTotBd N BND 2.06e 2.1 89.32 76.49 4857 87.30 21351 87.72 87.16 -.27 +4.1 VangExDur N EDV 4.81e 2.1 189.78 114.56 419 172.06 2579 174.87 170.10 -3.85 +32.4 VangMegG N MGK 1.33e .9 162.49 108.60 487 142.12 2313 146.53 140.75 +.28 -2.4 VangMegV N MGV 1.53e 2.2 88.37 56.00 84 70.80 580 74.75 70.55 -.57 -18.8 VanHiDvY N VYM 2.10e 2.8 94.86 60.07 1771 75.92 15802 80.30 75.59 -.67 -19.0 VangIntHi Q VYMI 2.62e 5.6 64.70 39.33 161 46.82 2000 49.34 46.44 +.64 -26.6 VangIntDiv Q VIGI .96e 1.6 74.10 50.55 249 60.85 1177 63.71 60.62 -.42 -15.6 VangEMGv Q VWOB 3.68 5.1 83.37 60.02 198 71.52 1139 72.31 70.16 +1.11 -12.1 VangEMI N VXF 1.13e 1.1 133.06 74.19 303 101.21 1798 108.58 99.96 +2.19 -19.7 VangGrth N VUG 1.38e .8 202.19 133.57 1022 175.59 5099 181.45 174.61 +.30 -3.6 VangLgCp N VV 1.84e 1.4 156.45 100.90 307 130.29 1882 135.97 129.75 -.14 -11.9 VangMidC N VO 1.76e 1.2 186.74 110.05 802 145.85 4447 155.08 145.10 +.29 -18.1 VangSmCp N VB 1.63e 1.3 170.84 95.51 1472 127.63 6023 137.44 125.59 +3.07 -22.9 VangSCG N VBK 1.19e .7 211.14 123.28 249 169.25 1433 180.49 167.48 +2.24 -14.8 VangSCV N VBR 1.96e 2.0 139.41 73.32 698 96.47 3869 104.99 94.02 +3.06 -29.6 VangTSM N VTI 2.17e 1.5 172.56 109.49 4229 141.81 22004 148.54 139.80 +.18 -13.3 VangValu N VTV 2.05e 2.1 121.71 75.55 2000 95.89 12856 101.48 95.44 -.48 -20.0 VangSP500 N VOO 3.81e 1.5 311.59 200.55 4787 259.82 28660 271.00 258.74 -.32 -12.2 VangMCVal N VOE 1.76e 2.0 122.20 67.66 492 88.45 2906 95.23 87.91 +.60 -25.8 VangMCGr N VOT .82e .6 171.07 106.08 266 142.59 1161 150.04 141.83 -.23 -10.2 VangREIT N VNQ 3.08e 4.2 99.69 55.58 6014 73.54 37773 78.05 72.76 +.79 -20.7 VangDivAp N VIG 1.82e 1.6 130.91 87.71 1996 111.22 8388 116.28 110.81 -1.10 -10.8 V exUSRE Q VNQI 2.20e 5.1 61.73 35.51 584 43.47 4648 45.33 43.36 +.32 -26.4 VangAllWld N VSS 2.83e 3.3 112.49 66.95 248 85.37 1926 89.07 84.77 +1.13 -23.2 VangTotW A VT 1.53e 2.0 78.12 VangAllW N VEU 1.34e 3.1 54.81 35.41 5617 42.69 26633 44.84 42.51 +.05 -20.6 VangEmg N VWO 1.10e 3.1 45.92 29.96 21871 34.96 94980 36.89 34.84 -.13 -21.4 VangPacif N VPL 1.37e 2.4 71.07 48.00 736 57.21 3998 60.30 56.94 -.23 -17.8 VangEur N VGK 1.71e 3.8 59.09 36.29 4479 45.11 22780 47.08 44.88 +.37 -23.0 VangTEBd N VTEB .28e 55.41 44.00 1050 52.38 5756 52.77 52.11 -.18 -2.2 Vang500Gr N VOOG 1.62e 1.0 190.21 126.49 162 165.57 1044 171.22 164.97 +.07 -5.1 Van500Val N VOOV 2.01e 2.0 127.43 78.30 71 100.28 434 106.02 99.84 -.45 -20.2 VanSC600V N VIOV 1.66e 1.8 140.72 74.02 70 94.36 298 103.37 90.91 +4.19 -32.1 VanSC600G N VIOG 1.13e .9 171.98 99.36 12 127.84 112 139.94 126.56 +2.88 -22.8 VangSC600 N VIOO 1.19e 1.1 156.00 86.18 44 110.99 480 121.52 108.19 +3.81 -27.1 VanMC400V N IVOV 1.50e 1.6 132.30 69.24 27 92.69 167 100.48 89.70 +3.16 -28.8 VanMC400G N IVOG 1.16e 1.0 153.31 90.00 18 122.05 99 130.75 121.17 +2.16 -16.9 VanMC400 N IVOO 1.57e 1.5 142.27 79.50 37 107.49 366 115.53 105.52 +2.85 -22.6 VanShTTr Q VGSH 1.22 2.0 62.47 60.05 1427 62.18 15459 62.29 62.18 -.07 +2.2 VanSTCpB Q VCSH 2.23 2.8 83.50 71.19 2234 80.80 19309 81.09 80.65 -.3 VanTotBd Q VTC 2.81 3.2 93.04 68.58 35 88.15 167 89.20 87.92 -.77 -.5 VangR3K Q VTHR 2.40e 1.9 154.30 97.77 103 126.62 156 132.76 126.32 +.19 -13.5 VanR2KGr Q VTWG 1.02e .8 164.37 94.30 30 127.54 124 138.67 126.00 +.88 -18.1 VanR2KV Q VTWV 2.45e 3.2 113.24 60.58 41 77.56 375 85.00 75.29 +2.97 -30.8 VangR2K Q VTWO 1.59e 1.6 136.80 76.92 347 100.96 2285 110.21 99.30 +2.21 -24.2 VanR1KGr Q VONG 1.44e .8 198.16 131.88 115 173.02 1015 178.84 172.35 -.19 -4.4 VanIntTTr Q VGIT 1.39 2.0 70.83 63.92 2068 70.39 10558 70.62 70.33 -.14 +6.8 VanR1KV Q VONV 2.68e 2.9 121.82 73.92 382 93.96 1503 99.73 93.61 +.05 -21.6 VangR1K Q VONE 2.37e 1.8 155.81 99.51 96 128.71 356 134.63 128.35 +.06 -12.7 VanMtgBSc Q VMBS 1.29 2.4 54.74 50.77 2094 54.50 5557 54.65 54.20 +.27 +2.5 VanLTCpB Q VCLT 3.88 3.8 109.98 78.18 379 101.29 3114 103.50 100.70 -2.18 -.1 VanLTTrs Q VGLT 1.98 1.9 109.76 75.61 330 102.39 2177 103.75 101.58 -1.67 +23.0 VanIntCpB Q VCIT 2.79 3.1 95.15 78.82 3194 90.78 12727 91.50 90.49 -.23 -.6 VangSTInfl Q VTIP .97e 2.0 49.98 46.38 698 49.42 4247 49.55 49.31 +.04 +.3 VangFTSE N VEA 1.10e 3.2 44.67 28.46 20723 34.89 94082 36.53 34.74 +.19 -20.8 VanTIntBd Q BNDX .54 .9 59.27 53.89 1594 57.18 12689 57.38 56.96 +.13 +1.1 VanTIntStk Q VXUS 1.57e 3.6 56.66 36.42 3372 44.06 16598 46.21 43.86 +.11 -20.9 VangCnD N VCR 2.03e 1.2 205.05 118.99 89 169.61 512 179.31 167.89 +.15 -10.5 VangCnS N VDC 3.69e 2.5 164.90 120.70 212 146.19 1238 151.38 145.56 -2.31 -9.3 VangEngy N VDE 2.37e 5.0 90.50 30.03 1921 47.52 9271 51.88 44.47 +1.67 -41.7 VangFncl N VFH .90e 1.7 77.95 42.34 923 53.90 4384 58.12 53.15 +1.22 -29.3 VanHC Etf N VHT 1.96e 1.1 197.80 138.11 356 184.62 1888 193.91 182.91 -4.86 -3.7 VangIndl N VIS 2.25e 1.9 160.63 89.88 82 116.95 645 124.71 115.75 +1.90 -24.0 VangInfT N VGT 1.61e .7 273.73 179.45 930 235.05 4444 244.20 233.27 +1.16 -4.0 VangMat N VAW 2.12e 2.0 135.19 81.10 46 108.40 379 115.11 106.18 +2.44 -19.2 VangUtil N VPU 3.41e 2.8 156.43 96.09 197 122.93 981 132.63 122.19 -4.97 -14.0 VangTel N VOX 3.14e 3.7 100.95 66.51 131 85.81 1248 88.33 83.50 +1.68 -8.6 VantageEn N VEI Vapothrm N VAPO 24.63 6.86 246 20.50 1508 21.68 19.75 +.16 +68.6 VarexImag Q VREX 35.00 16.40 233 25.46 1267 26.66 23.95 +1.69 -14.6 VarianMed N VAR 28 150.06 89.62 836 111.37 4421 117.29 108.74 +2.69 -21.6 Varonis Q VRNS 93.24 48.95 208 64.40 1496 70.56 63.44 -.22 -17.1 VascuBio Q VBLT 1.63 .90 87 1.40 665 1.42 1.29 +.05 +16.7sVaxart Q VXRT 4.12 .25 7684 2.71 80286 4.12 2.51 -.31 +672.1 VectoIQ h Q VTIQ 16.25 9.92 952 13.00 8472 14.90 12.73 +.30 +26.0 VectIQ un h Q VTIQU 21.50 10.45 15 16.95 102 19.25 15.00 +.75 +56.2 VectorGp N VGR .80m 7.6 15 14.42 7.92 607 10.48 3952 11.30 10.14 +.39 -21.7 Vectrus N VEC 20 59.24 28.90 88 50.99 495 53.16 44.30 +6.68 -.5 VedantaLtd N VEDL 1.20e 27.8 10.45 3.24 1549 4.31 6951 4.67 4.10 +.19 -50.1 VeecoInst Q VECO 19.21 7.42 432 10.51 2002 12.06 9.92 +.49 -28.4sVeevaSys N VEEV 195.90 118.11 1055 187.77 6823 195.90 178.76 +.14 +33.5 VenatorM N VNTR 6.35 1.12 481 1.22 3801 1.50 1.16 +.04 -68.1 Ventas N VTR 3.17 10.5 27 75.40 13.35 3745 30.33 19336 32.75 27.73 +2.62 -47.5 VenusCn rs Q VERO 11.85 2.06 26 4.45 104 4.90 4.31 +.19 -5.3 Veoneer N VNE 23.19 5.25 500 9.40 4011 10.59 9.11 +.52 -39.8 VBradley Q VRA 9 12.75 3.12 313 5.20 1568 5.80 4.41 +.83 -55.9 Veracyte Q VCYT 31.18 13.90 297 26.17 2126 27.64 23.82 +2.76 -6.3 Verastem Q VSTM 4.67 .83 11972 1.75 110248 3.21 1.63 -2.38 +30.6 VerbTch Q VERB 2.75 .72 50 1.32 361 1.45 1.27 -.06 -14.8 Vereit N VER .55 10.4 10.18 3.56 6560 5.29 71072 5.80 4.67 +.61 -42.7 Vereit pf N VERpF 1.68 7.0 25.85 12.53 59 24.01 338 24.55 23.35 +.80 -5.8 Vericel Q VCEL 19.95 6.78 546 14.01 4028 15.00 13.56 +.51 -19.5 Vericity n Q VERY 6.25e 22.42 7.20 0 10.55 1 10.71 10.55 +.30 -16.3 VerintSys Q VRNT 47 62.84 32.44 559 42.32 2191 45.45 40.99 +.06 -23.6 Verisign Q VRSN 45 221.78 148.77 629 205.02 4264 218.06 202.54 -7.11 +6.4 Verisk Q VRSK 1.08f .7 30 171.73 116.61 1035 153.45 4994 159.99 149.18 +4.91 +2.8 Veritex Q VBTX .68 4.0 15 29.41 10.02 269 17.06 3020 18.67 14.62 +2.57 -41.4 Veritiv N VRTV 28.99 5.70 51 9.11 537 10.89 7.70 +1.39 -53.7 Veritone Q VERI 9.98 1.22 626 4.98 3074 5.34 3.82 +.97 +100.0 VerizonCm N VZ 2.46 4.3 15 62.22 48.84 13844 56.83 81007 58.60 56.53 -1.10 -7.4 VermilnE g N VET 2.14 25.98 1.50 2061 4.45 14193 5.02 3.37 +.78 -72.8sVermill h Q VRML 1.59 .35 215 1.57 2126 1.59 1.17 +.05 +93.8 VeronaPh Q VRNA 12.89 2.01 137 3.85 661 6.43 3.85 -2.16 -33.0 VerraMo Q VRRM 17.20 5.63 1127 8.42 7926 9.47 7.43 +1.08 -39.8 Verrica Q VRCA 18.67 6.79 56 10.99 273 13.15 10.60 -.56 -30.8 Verso Cp N VRS 23.35 9.61 243 13.97 1141 14.97 13.15 +.92 -22.5 VertexEn Q VTNR 1.95 .45 268 .53 1412 .63 .52 -.04 -65.7 VertxPh Q VRTX 39 277.80 164.07 1940 254.90 12167 275.26 245.06 -14.96 +16.4 VertivHl n N VRT 13.75 4.75 2055 10.29 7153 10.86 9.82 +.03 Veru Inc Q VERU 4.74 1.25 156 3.23 1471 3.44 3.13 -.10 -3.6 ViaSat Q VSAT 97.31 25.10 353 40.52 1826 46.18 39.77 -.78 -44.6 CBS A Q VIACA .96 4.9 6 53.68 13.12 83 19.53 580 22.25 18.57 +.93 -56.5 CBS B Q VIAC .96 5.8 4 53.71 10.10 11217 16.46 62696 19.50 15.72 +.83 -60.8 ViadCorp N VVI .40 1.8 11 72.27 11.25 227 22.06 1090 26.07 20.76 +1.48 -67.3 Viavi Q VIAV 16.35 8.08 2545 11.83 13056 12.64 11.57 -.07 -21.2 Vicor Q VICR 57.86 26.50 161 51.62 1187 54.55 47.38 +1.79 +10.5 VicDvAcc Q VSDA 37.01 24.59 120 30.76 246 32.43 30.66 -.16 -13.9 VicMultiF Q VSMV 34.27 23.11 10 28.73 52 30.02 28.65 -.38 -13.2 Vict500VW Q CFA .44e 1.0 58.36 35.41 86 46.24 460 49.07 46.03 +.25 -18.0 VictDisEnV Q CSF .38e 1.1 41.21 31.28 8 35.40 36 38.03 34.62 +.89 -10.6 Vict500EV Q CFO .47e 1.0 54.36 43.06 36 49.47 170 51.06 49.34 +.14 -5.9 VicEM Hi Q CEY 24.92 15.38 4 18.03 47 18.86 18.02 +.18 -25.6 VictDevVol Q CIZ .01j 33.86 21.76 17 25.34 82 26.24 25.27 -.14 -24.0 VictIncEV Q CDC 1.09e 2.4 49.41 38.30 39 44.69 217 47.31 44.55 +.14 -8.8 VictSCVol Q CSA .16e 50.40 28.50 0 36.22 12 38.66 34.91 +2.10 -26.8 VictIntlVol Q CIL .15e 40.23 26.15 3 31.32 10 32.26 31.32 +.20 -21.3 VicEmMkt Q CEZ 27.16 17.05 2 19.88 11 21.01 19.86 +.05 -24.8 VictLCHiDv Q CDL .44e 51.01 29.35 23 37.43 124 40.38 37.33 +.12 -26.0 VictSCHiD N CSB .60e 47.69 26.80 9 33.40 63 36.59 32.23 +1.60 -29.0 VictIntHiD Q CID .33e 34.41 19.70 4 23.24 32 24.58 23.20 +.43 -31.6 VictCap Q VCTR .20 1.3 24.83 10.18 142 14.91 678 15.39 14.11 +.28 -28.9 VielaBio n Q VIE 70.66 18.20 138 38.81 517 48.38 36.80 -2.74 +42.9 ViemedH Q VMD 8.73 2.44 267 6.61 1093 7.20 6.13 -.04 +6.6 ViewRay Q VRAY 9.76 1.11 2648 1.90 14391 2.30 1.84 -.30 -55.0 VikingTh Q VKTX 8.92 3.26 1666 5.45 8241 6.68 5.23 -.56 -32.0 VillagB&T Q VBFC 27 48.39 24.75 0 27.12 1 29.25 27.12 +.71 -26.9 VillgFrm Q VFF 14.60 2.07 442 3.19 2686 3.66 3.09 -.14 -48.8 VillSupMkt Q VLGEA 1.00 4.2 14 29.99 16.48 33 23.75 310 24.41 23.26 -.03 +2.4 VinaConc N VCO .66e 1.6 42.02 VinceHlg N VNCE 2 27.63 3.16 31 5.37 262 6.55 5.01 +.23 -69.0 ViomiTc Q VIOT .10p 15.09 4.20 112 5.77 419 6.05 5.67 +.01 -28.2 ViperEnPt Q VNOM 1.82e 21.2 18 34.93 4.98 1142 8.60 8804 9.58 7.55 +.45 -65.1 Vipshop N VIPS 14 18.95 6.17 8507 15.20 34168 16.91 14.73 -.89 +7.3 VirBiotch n Q VIR 75.00 11.65 947 27.89 6012 35.18 27.51 -4.72 +121.8 VirTra Q VTSI 15 5.30 2.00 3 2.42 39 2.55 2.31 -.04 -50.3 Virco Q VIRC .06 2.5 5.00 1.82 5 2.36 24 2.59 2.25 -.15 -44.4 VirgnGal N SPCE 42.49 6.90 15341 17.92 55565 18.86 15.55 +.90 +55.2 VirgGal un N SPCE/U 51.94 7.30 18.00 +41.7 VirnetX A VHC 8.47 2.85 1657 5.20 3385 6.10 4.55 -.54 +36.8 VirtuFin Q VIRT .96 4.0 33 26.57 14.94 634 24.07 4804 25.87 23.03 -.18 +50.5 VirDynCr N BLHY 24.34 20.47 4 21.95 8 22.24 21.59 -.12 -8.4 ZweigTR N ZTR .97 11.8 11.95 4.87 118 8.21 861 8.54 8.04 +.17 -28.0 VirtGblMSc N VGI 1.87 18.9 13.99 6.80 349 9.89 643 10.30 9.46 -.01 -20.9 VirtusInv Q VRTS 2.68 2.9 12 141.79 55.37 84 93.00 381 94.82 76.50 +18.01 -23.6 Virtusa Q VRTU 44 55.87 19.48 157 32.54 995 35.56 30.67 +2.04 -28.2 Visa N V 1.20f .7 58 214.17 133.93 10106 175.57 53683 182.25 168.55 +8.25 -6.6 VishayInt N VSH .38 2.4 23.25 11.23 981 15.99 7573 17.34 15.38 +.72 -24.9 VishayPrc N VPG 16 41.90 16.56 79 21.43 404 24.51 21.00 +.45 -37.0 VislnkT hrs Q VISL 8.00 .11 28455 .29 509105 .54 .18 +.10 +15.7 VistaGold A VGZ 1.05 .36 292 .75 2041 .80 .68 +.04 +3.7sVistaOutd N VSTO 33 10.80 4.29 631 9.84 5014 10.80 9.52 +.28 +31.6 VistaGn h Q VTGN 1.49 .29 414 .41 4910 .53 .40 +.01 -41.3 Visteon s Q VC 12 105.99 38.69 454 60.27 2281 63.81 50.83 +9.27 -30.4 VistraEn N VST .27 1.4 72 27.96 11.30 3528 19.35 20025 20.20 18.13 +1.31 -15.8 ViveMd rsh Q VIVE 65.00 .53 1060 .60 10591 .65 .55 +.05 -52.7 VivintSm n N VVNT 32.00 8.51 96 10.18 506 11.57 10.05 +.07 VivintSolar N VSLR 53 12.99 3.17 1809 5.83 9040 6.89 5.62 +.06 -19.7 Vivopwr h Q VVPR 2.61 .59 2 .75 126 .85 .72 -.04 -28.6 Vivus Q VVUS 1 4.75 .80 1522 1.07 4606 1.37 1.03 -.29 -60.7 VMware N VMW 26.81p 35 206.80 86.00 890 125.34 4286 135.32 124.90 -2.83 -17.4 VoceraCm N VCRA 35.73 15.89 437 18.36 4383 19.84 17.65 +.44 -11.6 Vodafone Q VOD .96e 7.1 21.72 11.46 8825 13.61 27631 14.93 13.52 -.03 -29.6 VolarisAv N VLRS 13.45 2.94 517 4.76 4044 5.26 3.81 +.98 -54.3 VolitionRX A VNRX 6.84 2.22 164 4.11 538 4.38 3.87 +.02 -13.3 VoltInfoSci A VOLT 4.92 .65 36 .80 501 1.30 .80 -.29 -67.7 Vonage N VG 13.75 7.01 7.12 Vornado N VNO 2.64a 6.3 26 69.94 27.64 2148 42.00 11430 45.20 37.86 +4.23 -36.8 Vorndo pfK N VNOpK 1.43 5.8 25.94 13.05 7 24.44 64 24.60 23.36 +.94 -3.1 Vorndo pfL N VNOpL 1.35 5.9 25.85 12.37 11 22.85 139 23.09 22.02 +.61 -9.4 Vornad pfM N VNOpM 1.31 5.9 27.00 12.16 23 22.33 133 22.53 21.88 +.38 -12.6 Voxeljet N VJET 2.37 .58 122 .87 731 1.09 .85 -.13 -57.5 VoyaAsPcD N IAE 1.02 15.4 9.36 5.20 64 6.63 267 6.93 6.55 +.06 -22.0 VoyaEmHi N IHD .92 16.3 8.32 4.56 87 5.66 501 5.90 5.62 -.04 -29.2 VoyaFincl N VOYA .60e 1.4 15 63.81 29.75 1065 43.96 6083 45.94 42.05 +2.22 -27.9 VoyaFn pfB N VOYApB 29.48 12.94 16 25.71 110 26.34 24.68 -.23 -4.7 VoyaGlAdv N IGA 1.12 14.2 10.93 6.00 111 7.91 531 8.26 7.85 -.02 -24.5 VoyaGlbDv N IGD .91 19.0 6.70 3.79 412 4.80 1807 5.05 4.77 -.01 -22.5 VoyaInfra N IDE 1.46 17.5 12.50 6.43 116 8.36 454 8.82 8.26 +.10 -27.4 VoyaIntHD N IID .83 21.2 6.44 2.52 53 3.90 239 4.11 3.88 -.01 -27.8 VoyaPrRTr N PPR .29 7.4 5.19 2.95 456 3.90 1361 3.99 3.88 +.65 -22.2 VoyaNatRs N IRR .81 34.7 5.25 1.35 165 2.33 859 2.59 2.32 -.07 -43.4 VoyagerT Q VYGR 28.79 6.26 261 10.58 1293 12.06 10.01 -.60 -24.2 vTvTherap Q VTVT 4.23 1.23 133 2.04 896 2.33 1.87 -.28 +20.0 VulcanM N VMC 1.36f 1.2 24 152.49 65.56 983 110.68 6689 117.87 103.65 +8.65 -23.1 Vuzix Q VUZI 5.00 .86 136 1.53 1097 1.69 1.50 +.04 -23.9W -:W&T Off N WTI .40 15.7 4 6.45 1.07 8119 2.54 38450 2.91 2.27 -.01 -54.3 WBI TactV N WBIB .08e .4 23.47 21.20 22.07 WBI TacYd N WBIC .28e 1.5 20.34 17.33 18.24 WBI TacSel N WBID .05e .3 21.13 18.61 19.67 WBI RisInc N WBIE .19e .8 28.70 24.83 24 25.22 33 25.77 25.16 -.46 -9.9 WBI Val N WBIF .22e .9 28.60 24.44 12 24.79 24 25.32 24.74 -.45 -10.9 WBI Yield N WBIG .31e 1.4 24.95 21.59 23 21.78 60 22.32 21.75 -.49 -11.3 WBI Qual N WBIL .04e .2 27.95 24.54 10 24.95 22 25.45 24.92 -.45 -8.5 WBI BllBr n N WBIN 20.66 14.41 7 16.03 18 16.30 15.95 +.09 -18.2 WBI PwFact N WBIY 26.94 13.30 21 17.04 51 18.99 16.06 +1.08 -35.4 WBI TacInc N WBII .26e 1.1 25.94 20.71 24 22.93 46 23.26 22.88 +.02 -10.1 WBI THiInc N WBIH .45e 2.1 22.59 21.47 21.55 WD 40 Q WDFC 2.68 1.6 33 211.68 151.16 106 168.90 589 182.72 167.65 -4.15 -13.0 WEC Engy N WEC 2.53f 2.9 28 109.53 68.01 1601 88.46 8312 95.94 87.95 -5.31 -4.1 WEX Inc N WEX 24 236.52 71.12 531 127.20 2989 139.01 110.01 +17.10 -39.3 WNS Hldg N WNS 25 75.86 34.26 220 47.74 1515 48.85 43.94 +4.15 -27.8 WP Carey N WPC 4.16e 6.7 23 93.62 38.62 955 62.49 4270 68.93 59.33 +3.77 -21.9 WPP plc N WPP 3.91e 10.5 70.80 27.18 352 37.20 1778 40.13 34.48 +3.22 -47.1 WPX Engy N WPX 14.43 1.94 10714 5.43 73809 6.38 4.45 +.61 -60.5 Continued from previous page NYSE, NYSE American and Nasdaq Exchanges Continued on next page Exch. 52-week Vol Friday Vol Weekly YTD Name 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U.S. Treasury Bonds and Notes 1.50 May 20 p 100.01 100.02 3.50 May 20 p 100.03 100.04 -0.01 8.75 May 20 k 100.08 100.09 -0.03 1.38 May 20 p 100.03 100.04 1.50 May 20 p 100.03 100.04 2.50 May 20 p 100.05 100.06 -0.01 1.50 Jun 20 p 100.05 100.06 -0.01 1.63 Jun 20 p 100.08 100.09 1.88 Jun 20 p 100.09 100.10 2.50 Jun 20 p 100.12 100.13 1.25 Jul 20 f 99.05 99.06 +0.01 5.22 1.50 Jul 20 p 100.09 100.10 -0.01 1.63 Jul 20 p 100.12 100.13 2.00 Jul 20 p 100.15 100.16 2.63 Jul 20 p 100.20 100.21 1.50 Aug 20 p 100.12 100.13 -0.01 2.63 Aug 20 p 100.23 100.24 -0.01 8.75 Aug 20 k 102.14 102.15 -0.02 .03 1.38 Aug 20 p 100.13 100.14 -0.01 2.13 Aug 20 p 100.21 100.22 -0.01 2.63 Aug 20 p 100.26 100.27 -0.01 .01 1.38 Sep 20 p 100.15 100.16 .01 1.38 Sep 20 p 100.16 100.17 -0.01 .02 2.00 Sep 20 p 100.25 100.26 .02 2.75 Sep 20 p 101.02 101.03 -0.01 .02 1.63 Oct 20 p 100.22 100.23 .03 1.38 Oct 20 p 100.20 100.21 .04 1.75 Oct 20 p 100.25 100.26 -0.01 .04 2.88 Oct 20 p 101.11 101.12 -0.01 .05 1.75 Nov 20 p 100.27 100.28 -0.01 .06 2.63 Nov 20 p 101.10 101.11 -0.01 .06 1.63 Nov 20 p 100.27 100.28 -0.01 .06 2.00 Nov 20 p 101.02 101.03 -0.01 .07 2.75 Nov 20 p 101.16 101.17 -0.01 .06 1.88 Dec 20 p 101.02 101.03 -0.01 .07 1.75 Dec 20 p 101.02 101.03 .08 2.38 Dec 20 p 101.15 101.16 .08 2.00 Jan 21 p 101.10 101.11 .08 1.13 Jan 21 f 99.07 99.08 2.22 1.38 Jan 21 p 100.29 100.30 -0.01 .10 2.13 Jan 21 p 101.15 101.16 -0.01 .08 2.50 Jan 21 p 101.24 101.25 -0.01 .10 2.25 Feb 21 p 101.20 101.21 -0.01 .10 3.63 Feb 21 p 102.23 102.24 -0.01 .11 7.88 Feb 21 k 106.01 106.02 -0.02 .13 1.38 Feb 21 p 100.25 100.26 -0.01 .11 2.00 Feb 21 p 101.16 101.17 -0.01 .13 2.50 Feb 21 p 101.29 101.30 -0.01 .12 2.38 Mar 21 p 101.29 101.30 -0.01 .13 1.25 Mar 21 p 100.31 101.00 -0.01 .12 2.25 Mar 21 p 101.28 101.29 -0.01 .12 .13 Apr 21 f 98.17 98.18 1.65 2.38 Apr 21 p 102.03 102.04 -0.01 .13 1.38 Apr 21 p 101.06 101.07 .14 2.25 Apr 21 p 102.02 102.03 .14 2.63 May 21 p 102.16 102.17 -0.01 .15 3.13 May 21 p 103.01 103.02 -0.01 .14 8.13 May 21 k 108.07 108.08 -0.03 .11 2.00 May 21 p 101.30 101.31 -0.01 .15 2.13 May 21 p 102.02 102.03 -0.01 .15 2.63 Jun 21 p 102.23 102.24 -0.01 .16 1.13 Jun 21 p 101.02 101.03 -0.01 .16 1.63 Jun 21 p 101.21 101.22 -0.01 .17 2.13 Jun 21 p 102.07 102.08 -0.01 .16 .63 Jul 21 f 99.29 99.30 .66 2.63 Jul 21 p 102.29 102.30 -0.01 .17 1.13 Jul 21 p 101.05 101.06 .17 1.75 Jul 21 p 101.30 101.31 -0.01 .17 2.25 Jul 21 p 102.17 102.18 -0.01 .17 2.13 Aug 21 p 102.14 102.15 -0.01 .18 2.75 Aug 21 p 103.08 103.09 -0.02 .17 8.13 Aug 21 k 110.05 110.06 -0.03 .16 1.13 Aug 21 p 101.07 101.08 -0.01 .18 1.50 Aug 21 p 101.23 101.24 -0.01 .17 2.00 Aug 21 p 102.12 102.13 -0.01 .17 2.75 Sep 21 p 103.15 103.16 -0.01 .18 1.13 Sep 21 p 101.09 101.10 -0.01 .18 1.50 Sep 21 p 101.26 101.27 -0.01 .18 2.13 Sep 21 p 102.22 102.23 -0.01 .18 2.88 Oct 21 p 103.27 103.28 -0.02 .18 1.25 Oct 21 p 101.17 101.18 -0.02 .18 1.50 Oct 21 p 101.29 101.30 -0.01 .18 2.00 Oct 21 p 102.21 102.22 -0.01 .19 2.00 Nov 21 p 102.24 102.25 -0.01 .18 2.88 Nov 21 p 104.02 104.03 -0.02 .19 8.00 Nov 21 k 111.30 111.31 -0.02 .16 1.50 Nov 21 p 102.01 102.02 -0.01 .19 1.75 Nov 21 p 102.13 102.14 -0.01 .19 1.88 Nov 21 p 102.20 102.21 -0.01 .19 2.63 Dec 21 p 103.28 103.29 -0.01 .20 1.63 Dec 21 p 102.10 102.11 -0.01 .20 2.00 Dec 21 p 102.30 102.31 -0.01 .20 2.13 Dec 21 p 103.04 103.05 -0.02 .20 .13 Jan 22 f 99.02 99.03 -0.02 .67 2.50 Jan 22 p 103.27 103.28 -0.01 .21 1.38 Jan 22 p 102.00 102.01 -0.01 .20 1.50 Jan 22 p 102.07 102.08 -0.01 .20 1.88 Jan 22 p 102.27 102.28 -0.02 .21 2.00 Feb 22 p 103.05 103.06 -0.01 .20 2.50 Feb 22 p 104.01 104.02 -0.01 .21 1.13 Feb 22 p 101.21 101.22 -0.01 .20 1.75 Feb 22 p 102.24 102.25 -0.02 .21 1.88 Feb 22 p 103.00 103.01 -0.01 .21 2.38 Mar 22 p 104.00 104.01 -0.01 .21 .38 Mar 22 p 100.10 100.11 -0.01 .19 1.75 Mar 22 p 102.28 102.29 -0.02 .21 1.88 Mar 22 p 103.04 103.05 -0.02 .21 .13 Apr 22 f 99.02 99.03 -0.03 .59 2.25 Apr 22 p 103.29 103.30 -0.02 .21 .13 Apr 22 p 99.27 99.28 -0.01 .19 1.75 Apr 22 3p 103.01 103.02 -0.01 .20 1.88 Apr 22 p 103.08 103.09 -0.01 .22 1.75 May 22 p 103.02 103.03 -0.02 .21 2.13 May 22 p 103.26 103.27 -0.02 .22 1.88 May 22 p 103.13 103.14 -0.01 .21 1.88 May 22 p 103.05 103.06 -0.01 .21 1.75 Jun 22 p 103.07 103.08 -0.02 .20 1.75 Jun 22 p 103.09 103.10 -0.01 .21 2.13 Jun 22 p 104.03 104.04 -0.01 .21 .13 Jul 22 f 99.26 99.27 -0.03 .20 1.75 Jul 22 p 103.10 103.11 -0.02 .22 1.88 Jul 22 p 103.21 103.22 -0.02 .22 2.00 Jul 22 p 103.30 103.31 -0.02 .21 1.50 Aug 22 p 102.28 102.29 -0.01 .22 1.63 Aug 22 p 103.05 103.06 -0.02 .22 7.25 Aug 22 k 116.01 116.02 -0.03 .20 1.63 Aug 22 p 103.06 103.07 -0.02 .23 1.88 Aug 22 p 103.25 103.26 -0.02 .23 1.50 Sep 22 p 102.31 103.00 -0.02 .22 1.75 Sep 22 p 103.20 103.21 -0.01 .23 1.88 Sep 22 p 103.29 103.30 -0.02 .23 1.38 Oct 22 p 102.24 102.25 -0.02 .24 1.75 Oct 22 p 104.01 104.02 -0.02 .24 2.00 Oct 22 p 104.11 104.12 -0.01 .24 1.63 Nov 22 p 103.15 103.16 -0.01 .24 7.63 Nov 22 k 118.21 118.22 -0.04 .21 2.00 Nov 22 p 104.15 104.16 -0.02 .25 1.63 Dec 22 p 103.18 103.19 -0.03 .24 2.13 Dec 22 p 104.30 104.31 -0.03 .24 1.50 Jan 23 p 103.11 103.12 -0.02 .24 .13 Jan 23 f 99.25 99.26 -0.05 .19 1.75 Jan 23 p 104.02 104.03 -0.02 .25 2.38 Jan 23 p 105.25 105.26 -0.02 .25 1.38 Feb 23 p 103.03 103.04 -0.03 .24 2.00 Feb 23 p 104.26 104.27 -0.02 .25 7.13 Feb 23 k 119.04 119.05 -0.04 .21 1.50 Feb 23 p 103.15 103.16 -0.02 .252.63 Feb 23 p 106.20 106.21 -0.03 .26 .50 Mar 23 p 100.22 100.23 -0.01 .25 1.50 Mar 23 p 103.19 103.20 -0.02 .25 2.50 Mar 23 p 106.15 106.16 -0.02 .26 .25 Apr 23 p 99.31 100.00 -0.02 .25 .63 Apr 23 f 101.11 101.12 -0.05 .16 1.63 Apr 23 p 104.01 104.02 -0.02 .26 2.75 Apr 23 p 107.12 107.13 -0.02 .26 1.75 May 23 p 104.14 104.15 -0.02 .27 1.63 May 23 p 104.03 104.04 -0.03 .27 2.75 May 23 p 107.18 107.19 -0.02 .27 1.38 Jun 23 p 103.13 103.14 -0.03 .28 2.63 Jun 23 p 107.11 107.12 -0.03 .28 .38 Jul 23 f 101.11 101.12 -0.05 1.25 Jul 23 p 103.03 103.04 -0.02 .28 2.75 Jul 23 p 107.29 107.30 -0.03 .28 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Tables show the fund name, sell price or net asset value (NAV), daily net change and weekly net change. Underlining highlights the funds ranked in the top 20% in each of the last 5 years: Footnotes: b Fee covering market costs is paid from fund assets. d Deferred sales charge, or redemption fee. f front load (sales charges). m Multiple fees are charged, usually a marketing fee and either a sales or redemption fee. NA not available. p previous day´s net asset value. s fund split shares during the week. x fund paid a distribution during the week. Name: Name of mutual fund and family. Obj: The funds objective group. Abbreviations listed below. NAV: Net asset value. Wk Chg: Weekly net change in price of NAV. Rtn: The funds total return, or percent change in NAV for the time period shown, with dividends reinvested. If period longer than 1 year, return is annualized.Rank: Funds letter grade compared with others in the same objective group; an A indicates fund performed in the top 20 percent; an E, in the bottom 20 percent. Saturday Mutual Funds Mutual Funds Mutual Funds Continued on next page Wk 4-wk YTD 3-yr Name Obj NAV Chg Rtn Rtn Rtn/Rk AIM Funds A: DivrsDiv p LC 7.43 -.52 -9.4 -17.2 -31.5/B GlSmMCGr p GL 9.78 -.64 -3.9 -9.9 -37.8/C GroAlloc p XC 6.87 -.44 -4.2 -11.5 -37.0/C Name Vol High Low Last Chg Name Vol High Low Last Chg Name Vol High Low Last Chg Rate Date Bid Ask Chg Yld Rate Date Bid Ask Chg Yld Rate Date Bid Ask Chg Yld Wk 4-wk YTD 3-yr Name Obj NAV Chg Rtn Rtn Rtn/Rk Wk 4-wk YTD 3-yr Name Obj NAV Chg Rtn Rtn Rtn/Rk Wk 4-wk YTD 3-yr Name Obj NAV Chg Rtn Rtn Rtn/RkMONEY & MARKET$Page 22 www.sunnewspapers.net The Sun/Saturday, May 2, 2020Fund Objectives: AL: Allocation 70-85% Equity, AM: Multialternative, BB: Commodities Broad Basket, BL: Bank Loan, BM: Bear Market, CA: Allocation 30-50% Equity, CC: Consumer Defense, CD: Consumer Cyclical, CH: China Region, CI: Intermediate-Term Bond, CL: LongTerm Bond, CR: Multicurrency, CS: Short-Term Bond, CV: Convertibles, DP: Diversified Pacific/Asia, EB: Emerging-Markets Bond, EE: Equity Energy, EI: India Equity, EM: Diversified Emerging Markets, ES: Europe Stock, FA: Foreign Small/Mid-Value, FB: Foreign Large-Blend, FF: Managed Futures, FG: Foreign Large-Growth, FQ: Foreign Small/Mid-Blend, FR: Foreign Small/Mid-Growth, FV: Foreign Large-Value, FX: Single Currency, GI: Intermediate Government, GL: Long Government, GR: Global Real Estate, GS: Short Government, HM: High-Yield Muni, HY: High-Yield Bond, IB: World Bond, IC: Trading-Inverse Commodities, ID: Industrials, IE: Trading-Inverse Equity, IH: World Allocation, IP: Inflation-Protected Bond, IS: Trading-Miscellaneous, JS: Japan Stock, LB: Large Blend, LC: Trading-Leveraged Commodities, LE: TradingLeveraged Equity, LG: Large Growth, LO: Long-Short Equity, LP: Energy Limited Partnership, LS: Latin America Stock, LV: Large Value, MA: Allocation 50-70% Equity, MB: Mid-Cap Blend, MC: Muni California Long, MF: Muni California Intermediate, MG: Mid-Cap Growth, MI: Muni National Intermediate, MJ: Muni New Jersey, ML: Muni National Long, MN: Muni New York Intermediate, MQ: Miscellaneous Region, MO: Muni Ohio, MP: Muni Pennsylvania, MR: Miscellaneous Sector, MS: Muni National Short, MT: Muni Massachusetts, MU: Multisector Bond, MV: Mid-Cap Value, MY: Muni New York Long, ND: Trading-Inverse Debt, NE: Market Neutral, NT: Nontraditional Bond, PJ: Pacific/ Asia ex-Japan Stock, RI: Target-Date Retirement, RR: Preferred Stock, SB: Small Blend, SC: Communications, SF: Financial, SG: Small Growth, SH: Health, SI: Muni Single State Intermediate, SL: Muni Single State Long, SM: Muni Minnesota, SN: Natural Resources, SP: Equity Precious Metals, SR: Real Estate, SS: Muni Single State Short, ST: Technology, SU: Utilities, SV: Small Value, TA: Target-Date 20002010, TD: Target-Date 2015, TE: Target-Date 2020, TG: Target-Date 2025, TH: Target-Date 2030, TI: Target-Date 2035, TJ: Target-Date 2040, TK: Target-Date 2045, TL: Target-Date 2055, TN: Target-Date 2050, TW: Corporate Bond, TV: Tactical Allocation, UB: Ultrashort Bond, VD: Trading-Leveraged Debt, VL: Stable Value, VO: Volatility, WS: World Stock, XM: Allocation 85+% Equity, XO: Infrastructure, XQ: Target-Date 2060+, XR: Option Writing, XS: Long-Short Credit, XP: Emerging-Markets Local-Currency Bond, XY: Allocation 15-30% Equity. 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VanEck IntlInvsGoldY SP NL 11.73 +41.8 800-826-1115 VanEck IntlInvsGoldA m SP 5.75 11.45 +41.7 800-826-1115 INVESCO MLPAlphaA m LP 5.50 3.42 +41.5 888-614-6614 INVESCO MLPAlphaY LP NL 3.56 +41.4 888-614-6614 INVESCO MLPAlphaC m LP 1.00 3.13 +41.1 888-614-6614 By 4-Week Percent Return* ProFunds USGvtPlusInv VD NL 84.24 +35.6 888-776-3637 ProFunds USGvtPlusSvc b VD NL 77.26 +35.2 888-776-3637 Rydex GvLnBd12xStrInv VD NL 75.96 +34.5 800-820-0888 Vanguard ExtDrTrIdIns GL NL 51.65 +32.8 800-662-7447 Vanguard ExtDrTrIdInsPls GL NL 129.68 +32.8 800-662-7447 PIMCO ExtendedDrInstl GL NL 11.31 +32.0 888-877-4626 Wasatch HoisingtonUSTrs d GL NL 23.13 +27.8 800-551-1700 T. 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