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THURSDAY, JULY 30, 2020 | YOURSUN.COM | AN EDITION OF THE SUN | $1.50 705252000258High 93, Low 76 Humid with variable clouds; 25% chance of rain SEE PAGE 10BTODAYS WEATHER 2016 PULITZER PRIZE WINNER VOL. 128, NO. 212 | $1.50 Charlie on comics: I couldnt agree with you more, Hagar. SEE DAILY BREAKINSIDE TODAYBible verse 2A Stocks 7A SPORTS Lottery 8B Sports on TV 8B LOCAL Obituaries 6B Opinion 4-5B Police Beat 2B DAILY BREAK Comics and Puzzles 2-5D Dear Abby 5D Heloise 4D Horoscopes 3D Englewood free clinic gears up for telehealth care PAGE 1BStorm pummels Caribbean with heavy wind, rain en route to US PAGE 2A SUN The DailyCharlotte  DeSoto  Sarasota By CRAIG GARRETTSTAFF WRITERNORTH PORT  Howard Owens was killed Tuesday. But the process of dying took several years, according to the North Port mans mother. Susan Owens said her 47-year-old son in the last couple of years had endured surgeries that foretold of a hard life ahead. Perhaps worse, Howard Owens had lost hope. Susan said her son was saddened by the events of today. In the days before North Port police shot him on Tuesday, for example, he had removed the cherished American ags at his home, then raged on social media that America as we know it is gone. The poor kids who (died) in some forgotten forest, beach or jungle did so for the rich. The American dream is lost. All we have left is to defend our homes. Believe you me someone comes into my home better have a bullet proof vest and a bible. He reposted clips from FOX News, and memories of the upcoming anniversary of Sept. 11, 2001. One re-post from last week has an infant saluting and smiling with the words, God Bless Trump. He was so patriotic, Susan wrote to the Sun . It drove him crazy to see what is going on today. Apparently frustrated with circumstances, Owens late Tuesday, according to police reports, walked outside his home at the gated Villas at Charleston Park in North Port and began ring a handgun. Three North Port ocers responding to a man making suicidal threats and possible gunshots arrived, eventually found Mr. Owens in the driveway of his home at about 8:30 p.m. Exactly what happened wasnt clear, but a press release from the Sarasota County Sheris Oce states: The suspect reached for a handgun in his waistband and pointed it at two ocers, causing them to re their agency-issued weapons. The suspect was pronounced dead at the scene. A preliminary report, according to Sarasota sheris investigators, revealed that Mr. Owens previously stated he wanted ocers to shoot By BOBBY CAINA CALVAN and CURT ANDERSONASSOCIATED PRESSST. PETERSBURG  Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis on Wednesday continued his push to reopen schools amid pushback from the states teachers union, as health ocials reported a new record of COVID-19 deaths reported in one day. The states death toll from the coronavirus now stands at more than 6,330 after health ocials added 216 additional casualties Wednesday. The number of conrmed cases in Florida stood at 9,446, with the cumulative tally of infections now more than 450,000. One of the new cases was that of state Sen. Rob Bradley, who is his chambers budget chief. Bradley tested positive for the coronavirus Wednesday morning. The Republican from Clay County said he has a low-grade fever and fatigue, but otherwise no serious symptoms. Florida reports 216 virus deathsDeSantis wants schools open By ANNE EASKERSTAFF WRITERThe Charlotte County Sheris Oce may be wearing body cameras within a year. Sheri Bill Prummell put out an update Wednesday, stating the agency is planning to test two systems and could add them to the budget for the new scal year beginning in October. As Sheri, I understand there are those who wanted this done yesterday, but this is a big investment and one we need to be certain will provide the desired benets for all, he said in a letter posted to the agencys blog. Be assured, we are taking into consideration all aspects of law enforcement, detention, privacy rights, liability, nancial responsibilities, and the transparency we all strive for. Prummell chose to move forward on body cameras following a meeting with Black community members who wanted to discuss their safety in the wake of George Floyds death. One of their chief demands was the implementation of the cameras. CCSO is somewhat late to the body camera party, with members of the North Port Police Department already wearing them and the Punta Gorda Police Department beginning to roll them out. The Sarasota County Sheris Oce has continued to resist the notion, stating in its recent How We Serve campaign that body cameras have proven costly and complex with existing evidence showing the impact on policing outcomes is relatively limited.Sheriff: New budget will include body camsDepartment to test two brands of body camerasPRUMMELL SEE BUDGET , 4A By MARCY GORDONAP BUSINESS WRITERWASHINGTON  Fending o accusations of stiing competition, four Big Tech CEOs  Facebooks Mark Zuckerberg, Amazons Je Bezos, Sundar Pichai of Google and Tim Cook of Apple  are answering for their companies practices before Congress as a House panel caps its yearlong investigation of market dominance in the industry. The executives provided bursts of data showing how competitive their markets are, and the value of their innovation and essential services to consumers. But they sometimes struggled to answer pointed questions about their business practices. They also confronted a range of other concerns about alleged political bias, their eect on U.S. democracy and their role in China. The four CEOs were testifying remotely to lawmakers, most of whom were sitting, in masks, inside the hearing room in Washington. Among the toughest questions for Google and Amazon involved accusations that they used their dominant platforms to scoop up data about competitors in a way that gave them an unfair advantage.SEE FLORIDA , 5ACEOs getting heat from CongressMultiple fronts investigating companies practices AP PHOTOFacebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg speaks via video confer ence during a House Judiciary subcommittee hearing Wednesday on antitrust on Capitol Hill in Washington.SEE CONGRESS , 4APolice kill man who wanted officers to shoot himBIG TECHOWENS SEE MAN , 4AArmed North Port man hated what was happening to this country 

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There are 154 days left in the year.USS Indianapolis torpedoed by Japanese submarineOn July 30, 1945, the Portland class heavy cruiser USS Indianapolis was torpedoed by a Japanese submarine; only 317 out of nearly 1,200 men survived.On this dateIn 1956, President Dwight D. Eisenhower signed a measure making In God We Trust the national motto, replacing E Pluribus Unum. In 1965, President Lyndon B. Johnson signed a measure creating Medicare, which began operating the following year. In 1975, former Teamsters union president Jimmy Hoffa disappeared in suburban Detroit; although presumed dead, his remains have never been found.Todays birthdays Former Major League Baseball Commissioner Bud Selig is 86. Blues musician Buddy Guy is 84. Movie director Peter Bogdanovich is 81. Feminist activist Eleanor Smeal is 81. Former U.S. Rep. Patricia Schroeder is 80. Singer Paul Anka is 79. Former California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger is 73. Actress Lisa Kudrow is 57. Actor Terry Crews is 52. Actress Hilary Swank is 46. Soccer player Hope Solo is 39.Bible verseNow when Jesus heard these things, he said unto him, Yet lackest thou one thing: sell all that thou hast, and distribute unto the poor, and thou shalt have treasure in heaven: and come, follow me. And when he heard this, he was very sorrowful: for he was very rich. LUKE 18:2223.As Christs disciples we must be willing to give all to follow Him. Failure to do so will bring sadness to our hearts too. Obedience to Christ will ring joy. Florida COVID-19 by the numbers(As of 8:30 p.m. July 29)  Global cases: 16,940,174  Global deaths: 664,748  U.S. cases: 4,414,834  U.S. deaths: 150,447  Florida tests: 3,531,721  Florida cases: 451,423  Florida deaths: 6,333  Charlotte County cases: 1,807  Charlotte County deaths: 85  DeSoto County cases: 1,240  DeSoto County deaths: 14  Lee County cases: 14,877  Lee County deaths: 279  Sarasota County cases: 5,349  Sarasota County deaths: 116 Most cases in Florida: Dade County (113,143); Broward County (52,970); Palm Beach County (32,171); Hillsborough (28,268); Orange (28,191)SOURCE: FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF HEALTHFREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS: Am I considered a close contact if I was wearing a cloth face covering? Yes, you are still considered a close contact even if you were wearing a cloth face covering while you were around someone with COVID-19. Cloth face coverings are meant to prevent someone from transmitting the disease to others, and not to protect someone from becoming infected.SOURCE: WWW.CDC.GOV/ CORONAVIRUS/2019NCOV/ FAQ.HTML By DÁNICA COTOASSOCIATED PRESSSAN JUAN, Puerto Rico  Heavy rains pummeled the eastern Caribbean on Wednesday due to a weather system headed to Puerto Rico and other islands that was expected to develop into a tropical storm that could unleash ooding and landslides. The U.S. National Hurricane Center in Miami said the storm system was expected to pass south Puerto Rico on Wednesday night, then brush Hispaniola the following day on a path that could take it to the U.S. by the weekend. I dont want people to lower their guards, because this system is quite dangerous, said Ernesto Morales with the U.S. National Weather Service in San Juan. This is not (Hurricane) Maria, but it will bring a lot of rain. President Donald Trump approved an emergency declaration request from Puerto Ricos governor, who also activated the National Guard. On Wednesday afternoon, the storm system had maximum sustained winds of 45 mph. It was centered 320 miles east-southeast of Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, and was moving west-northwest at 23 mph. The hurricane center said the system was expected to strengthen before it moved near the Dominican Republic on Thursday and Cuba on Friday, although it cautioned that it was still unclear what it would do in upcoming days: Simply put, there are a lot of hurdles in the systems way, so it is best to stay on the conservative side at the moment and continue to stress the large uncertainty after it leaves the Caribbean. Forecasters issued tropical storm warnings for Puerto Rico, the British and U.S. Virgin Islands, St. Martin, St. Maarten, Saba, St. Eustatius, Turks and Caicos Islands and portions of Haiti, the Dominican Republic and the Bahamas. A tropical storm warning means that tropical storm conditions are expected within within 36 hours. 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PAGE 4A THURSDAY, JULY 30, 2020 | The Sun | www.yoursun.com N/E/P/C Bezos said in his rst testimony to Congress that he couldnt guarantee that the company had not accessed seller data to make competing products, an allegation that the company and its executives have previously denied. Regulators in the U.S. and Europe have scrutinized Amazons relationship with the businesses that sell on its site and whether the online shopping giant has been using data from the sellers to create its own private-label products. Pichais opening remarks touted Googles value to mom-andpop businesses in Bristol, Rhode Island and Pewaukee, Wisconsin, in the home districts of the antitrust panels Democratic chairman, Rhode Island Rep. David Cicilline, and its ranking Republican, Rep. James Sensenbrenner of Wisconsin. But the Google executive struggled as Cicilline accused the company of leveraging its dominant search engine to steal ideas and information from other websites and manipulating its results to drive people to its own digital services to boost its prots. Pichai repeatedly deected Cicillines attacks by asserting that Google tries to provide the most helpful and relevant information to the hundreds of millions of people who use its search engine each day in an eort to keep them coming back instead of defecting to a rival service. As Democrats largely focused on market competition, several Republicans aired longstanding grievances that the tech companies are censoring conservative voices and questioned their business activities in China. In a tweet before the hearing, President Donald Trump challenged Congress to crack down on the companies, which he has accused, without evidence, of bias against him and conservatives in general. Trumps Justice Department has urged Congress to roll back long-held legal protections for online platforms such as Facebook, Google and Twitter. The proposed changes would strip some of the bedrock protections that have generally shielded the companies from legal responsibility for what people post on their platforms. In its bipartisan investigation, the Judiciary subcommittee collected testimony from mid-level executives of the four rms, competitors and legal experts, and pored over more than a million internal documents from the companies. A key question: whether existing competition policies and century-old antitrust laws are adequate for overseeing the tech giants, or if new legislation and enforcement funding are needed. Cicilline has called the four companies monopolies, although he says breaking them up should be a last resort. While forced breakups may appear unlikely, the wide scrutiny of Big Tech points toward possible new restrictions on its power. Cicilline also said that in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic, these giants stand to prot and become even more powerful as millions shift more of their work and commerce online.CONGRESSFROM PAGE 1A We believe that while BWC (body worn camera) programs may reduce complaints, they do not change the culture of a police agency stuck in the wrong decade, SCSO stated. Until we can identify successful programs that save the lives of deputies and citizens, we do not have plans to implement a BWC program at the sheris oce, which will come at an estimated cost of $2.5 million dollars. For CCSO, Prummell told county commissioners at their recent budget meeting that the estimated cost could range from $900,0000 to $1.3 million a year. In the letter Wednesday, he said he heard some believe he will not be moving forward on the body cameras because they were not included in his submitted budget. However, the yearly budget is required by statute to be submitted to the county commissioners by June 1 each year, and the discussion on body cameras did not happen until after that date. Prummell said once all the information is gathered, CCSO will amend its budget to include the proper funding. In closing, I am acutely aware of the desire to implement body-worn cameras for our deputies, he said. This is a priority for the Charlotte County Sheris Oce and progress is being made as judiciously as possible. Email: anne.easker@ yoursun.comBUDGETFROM PAGE 1Ahim and threatened to use a rearm to force them to do so. No one else was injured during the incident. The investigation is ongoing. The three ocers involved in the shooting were placed on paid leave pending an investigation by the Sarasota County Sheris Oce, North Port spokesperson Josh Taylor said. It is a standard practice. Its a very unfortunate and sad situation. Our hearts go out to all involved. Susan Owens, reached by email Wednesday, said of her son: He had six surgeries and spent months in the hospital for the last two years. He could not deal with it. Horrible pain and trauma left him with PTSD. PTSD, or posttraumatic stress disorder, is often linked to military veterans enduring some form of emotional trauma. It is a diagnosed mental health condition triggered by a terrifying event, which in some cases can include severe health issues such as the one Mr. Owens reportedly suered, experts insist. Researchers with the Mayo Clinic, in fact, report that PTSD victims enduring trauma often have diculty coping, a conditon that may last for months or even years. Most heal, however, and deal with day-to-day functioning. In an obituary for his father from 2014, Howard Kelly Owens Jr. is listed as one of three children, two boys and a girl. His father, Howard Kelly Owens Sr., had owned several businesses in Pennsylvania, including franchises and a construction enterprise. The North Port home where Howard Owens was killed Tuesday is o Pan American Boulevard, close to Glenallen Elementary School and Narramore Sports Complex. His mother, a retired Glenallen Elementary School teacher, who is active in North Port social circles, reportedly lived at the home. Records indicate her son had been issued a Florida real estate license in January. It was active at the time of his death. Reached by phone Wednesday, a distraught Susan Owens said only that her son, hated what was happening to this country. I cant talk, she added. Citing the states Marsys Law restrictions that withhold names of victims in such situations, the North Port Police Department and the Sarasota County Sheris Oce, which is investigating the shooting, have not released the names of the ocers involved. One of his recent reposts was a photo of an empty bench in front of the ocean with the bible verse from Psalms 68:19, Praise be to the Lord, to God our Savior, who daily bears our burdens. Sun sta writers Elaine Allen-Emrich and Brianna Kwasnik contributed to this story. Email: craig.garrett@ yoursun.comMANFROM PAGE 1A If you need help: Coastal Behavioral Healthcare Crisis Center: 941-364-9355  Charlotte Behavioral Healthcare: 941639-8300  24-hour Crisis Line: 941-575-0222  Riverside Behavioral Center:  733 E. Olympia Ave., Punta Gorda, 941-637-2474,  24/7 Baker Act receiving facility  Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services  Venice Outpatient Office, 166 Center Road, 941-497-7742  North Port Outpatient Office, 12497 S. Tamiami Trail, Suite 4, 941-492-4300  Arcadia Outpatient Office, 10 E. 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N/E/P/C www.yoursun.com | The Sun | THURSDAY, JULY 30, 2020 PAGE 5ADuring a roundtable at a special needs school in Clearwater, Florida, the Republican governor did not focus on the latest grim numbers. Instead, he made another case for reopening schools, despite concern about the health and safety of children and school employees. The state continues to be one of the epicenters of the coronavirus outbreak, although virus-linked hospitalizations were down slightly Wednesday. The governor said parents should decide for themselves whether to send their children back into the classroom next month. We do believe fundamentally in providing parents with the choice. And that choice can be to continue with distance learning or to choose to go back into the classroom where students can get face-to-face instruction, DeSantis said. If we need to delay the year, then delay the year by a couple weeks, the governor added. Id much rather have a successful school year thats a couple weeks late, rather than kind of go into it and not be ready to handle the situations that may develop. The governor was joined by state Education Commissioner Richard Corcoran, who again asserted that current law requires school campuses to reopen for in-person instruction or risk losing some funding. President Donald Trump and U.S. Education Secretary Betsy DeVos have both threatened to withhold federal money for schools that do not reopen. Parents and teachers who assembled on behalf of the governor echoed his call for getting students back in the classroom, arguing that specials needs students would especially benet from face-to-face instruction. As the outbreak began spreading across the state last spring, state ocials shuttered schools and teachers began providing instruction virtually to the states 2.9 million public school students. The states largest school district, located in Miami, which has been hardest hit by the pandemic, announced Wednesday that it will not reopen schools for in-person learning for the rst six weeks of the school year, but will instead implement a fully remote instruction model. Miami-Dade County Public Schools superintendent Alberto Carvalho said the school year would begin virtually on Aug. 31, a week after it was set to start. He said a decision of whether to begin in-person learning would be made in late September with a potential reopening date of Oct. 5. The Florida Education Association, which includes unions representing teachers and other school employees, expressed concerns about the ability of schools to keep children and teachers healthy. Floridians dont need more lectures or roundtables from our governor. We need a solid plan on how students and sta will be kept safe, said association president Fedrick Ingram. The association has sued the state to block the mandatory reopening of campuses. Ingram has noted that some school districts dont have adequate plans to procure soap, hand sanitizers and protective masks. He also raised concern about how schools will address infections among students and teachers. The new numbers released Wednesday by health ocials raised the average number of deaths reported daily to 142 over the past week. Thats second only to Texas overall, and to Arizona in per-capita deaths. The highest number of daily deaths reported in the U.S. on a seven-day average during the pandemic has been 760, in New York at the height of its outbreak in mid-April.FLORIDAFROM PAGE 1AHERITAGE OAK PARK COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL LANDOWNERS WITHIN HERITAGE OAK PARK COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT, ADVISING OF A PUBLIC HEARING TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTION OF THE FISCAL YEAR 2020/2021 BUDGET; AND NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING TO CONSIDER THE IMPOSITION OF A NEW DEBT ASSESSMENT; AND NOTICE OF P UBLIC HEARING TO CONSIDER THE IMPOSITION OF THE ANNUAL OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS; AND NOTICE OF ADOPTION OF AN ASSESSMENT ROLL (INCLUSIVE OF DEBT AND OPERA TION AND MAINTENANCE ASSESSMENTS), AND THE LEVY, COLLECTION, AND ENFORCEMENT OF THE SAME; AND NOTICE OF REGULAR BOARD OF SUPERVISORS MEETING. The Heritage Oak Park Community Development District Board of Supervisors (Board) will hold three public hearing(s) and a reg ular meeting on August 20, 2020, at 10:00 a.m. at the Heritage Oak Park Lodge, 19520 Heritage Oak Blvd., Port Charlotte, FL 33948. The purpose of the rst public hearing is to receive public comments and objections on the Fiscal Year 2020/2021 proposed budget. The rst public hearing is being conducted pursuant to Chapter 190, Florida Statutes. The purpose of the second public hearing is to consider the imposition of operation & maintenance special assessments to fund the D istricts proposed budget for Fiscal Year 2020/2021 on bene ted lands within the Heritage Oak Park Community Development District, (the District), a depiction of the District lands is shown below, consider the adoption of an assessment roll, and to provide for the levy, collection, and enforcement of the assessments. The purpose of the third public hearing is to consider the imposition of a new debt assessment to fund the Districts proposed cons truction/repair and/or maintenance of District infrastructure on bene ted lands within the District, also as shown in the below map, consider the adoption of an assessment roll, and to provide for the levy, collection and enforcement of the new debt assessments. The second and third public hearings are being conducted pursuant to Chapters 170, 190 and 197, Florida Statutes. At the conclusion of all public hearings, the Board will, by resolution(s), adopt a budget and levy assessments as nally approved by the Board. A regular Board meeting of the District will also be held where the Board may consider any other business that may properly come before it. A description of the property to be assessed and the amount to be assessed to each piece or parcel of property may be ascertained at the Districts Records Of ce located at Inframark, 5911 Country Lakes Drive, Fort Myers, FL 33905, or by e-mailing the District Manager, Robert Koncar, at bob.koncar@inframark.com. **At the time of preparation of this ad, there are currently in place federal, state, and local emergency declarations (Declar ations). In the event the Declarations remain in effect or if future orders or declarations authorize, the public hearing(s) and/or regular meeting may be conducted remotely, using co mmunications media technology pursuant to Executive Orders issued by Governor DeSantis, as such orders may be extended, and pursuant to Section 120.54(5)(b)2., Florida S tatutes. Information regarding participation in any remote hearing(s) and/or meeting may be found at the Districts website or by contacting the District Manager at the e-mail address referenced herein.The District is a unit of special-purpose local government responsible for providing infrastructure improvements to serve lands within the District. The infrastructure improvements (Improvements) currently include, but are not limited to, public roadways, drainage and stormwater improvements and facilities, all as more speci cally described in the Improvement Plan, on le and available during normal business hours at the addresses provided above. The District intends to impose its new debt assessments on bene ted lands within the District in the manner set forth in the Districts proposed Methodology Report, dated July 2020, (the As sessment Report). The Assessment Report is on le and available for inspection during normal business hours at the address provided above. A copy of the proposed budget, preliminary assessment roll, and the agenda for the hearings and meeting will be available on th e website: www.hopcdd.org or may be obtained at the of ces of the District Manager, Inframark 5911 Country Lakes Drive, Fort Myers, Florida 33905 during normal business hours. The operation and maintenance special assessments are annually recurring assessments and are in addition to the proposed debt a ssessments. The table below presents the proposed schedule of operation and maintenance assessments (O&M Assessments) as well as the proposed debt assessments. Amounts are preliminary and subject to change at the he aring(s) and in any future year. The amounts are subject to collection costs and early payment discount as afforded by law.HERITAGE OAK PARK COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT FISCAL YEAR 2020/2021 DEBT SERVICE AND OPERATION & MAINTENANCE ASSESSMENT SCHEDULEThe O&M Assessments (in addition to debt service assessments) will appear on the November 2020 Charlotte County property tax bi ll. Amount shown includes all applicable collection costs and eligible discounts. The Charlotte County Tax Collector will collect the O&M Assessments and debt assessments for certain lots and parcels within th e District. Alternatively, the District may choose to directly collect and enforce these assessments. Failure to pay the O&M Assessments and/or debt assessments will cause a tax certi cate to be issued against the property which may result in a loss of title or a foreclosure action to be led against the property. All affected property owners have the right to appear at the public hearing(s) and the right to le written objections with the District within twenty (20) days of the publication of this notice. Written objections may be led at the Districts Records Of ce, at the address noted above or via e-mail at bob.koncar@inframark.com. The Board meeting and public hearing(s) are open to the public and will be conducted in accordance with the provisions of Flori da law for community development districts. The Board meeting and/or the public hearing(s) may be continued in progress to a date and time certain announced at th e meeting and/or hearing(s). There may be occasions when staff or Board members may participate by speaker telephone. If anyone chooses to appeal any decision of the Board with respect to any matter considered at the meeting or hearing(s), such person will need a record of the proceedings and should accordingly ensure that a verbatim record of the proceedings is made, which includes the testimony and evid ence upon which such appeal is to be based. Any person requiring special accommodations at the meeting or hearing(s) because of a disability or physical impairment should contact the District Of ce at least 48 hours prior to the hearings and/or meeting. If you are hearing or speech impaired, please contact the Florida Relay Service at 1-800-955-8770 for aid in contacting the District of ce.adno=3758388-1 WHEREAS, the Heritage Oak Park Community Development District (the District) is a local unit of special-purpose government organized and existing in accordance with the Uniform Community Development District Act of 1980, Chapter 190, Florida Statutes, as amended; and WHEREAS, the Board of Supervisors of the District (the Board) has determined to borrow funds to construct, re-construct and/or repair certain new and/or aging infrastructure of the District; and WHEREAS, the District hereby determines to undertake, install, plan, establish, construct or reconstruct, enlarge or extend, equip, acquire, operate and/or maintain the infrastructure improvements (the Improvements) described in the Districts Engineers Report dated July 15, 2020 (the Engineers Report) as same may be amended from time to time, and as same is attached hereto as Exhibit A and incorporated herein by reference; and WHEREAS , it is in the best interest of the District to pay the costs of the Improvements by special assessments pursuant to Chapters 170, 190 and 197, Florida Statutes (the Assessments); and WHEREAS, the District is empowered by Chapter 190, the Uniform Community Development District Act, Chapter 170, Supplemental and Alternative Method of Making Local Municipal Improvements and Chapter 197, the Uniform Method for the Levy, Collection and Enforcement of Non-Ad Valorem Assessments, Florida Statutes, to nance, fund, plan, establish, acquire, construct or reconstruct, enlarge or extend, equip, operate and maintain the Improvements and to impose, levy and collect the Assessments (as de ned below); and WHEREAS, the District hereby determines that bene ts will accrue to the property improved, the amount of those bene ts has been determined and that special assessments will be made in proportion to the bene ts received as set forth in the Preliminary Special Assessment Methodology Report (the Assessment Methodology Report) as same may be supplemented from time to time, and as same is attached hereto as EXHIBIT B and incorporated herein by reference. The Improvements as set forth in the Engineers Report and the Assessments as set forth in the Assessment Methodology Report are on le at the of ce of the District Manager, Inframark, 5911 Country Lakes Drive, Fort Myers, Florida 33905 (the District Records Of ce); and WHEREAS, the District hereby determines that the Assessments to be levied will not exceed the bene ts to the property improved. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED AND ORDERED BY THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF THE HERITAGE OAK PARK COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT: 1. Assessments shall be levied to defray the cost of the Improvements. 2. The nature, type and general location of, and plans and speci cations for, the Improvements, as well as the assessment plat denoting the lands upon which the Improvements shall be made and Assessments levied, including all costs of the Improvements associated therewith which shall be paid by Assessments, are on le at the District Records Of ce. EXHIBIT A and EXHIBIT B are also on le and available for public inspection at the same location and further describes the costs of the Improvements, amount of Assessments, manner in which the Assessments shall be paid, the timeframe for paying the Assessments and all such additional information as required by Sections 170.03 through 170.07, Florida Statutes. A description of the lands upon which the Improvements shall be made, and Assessments levied (the Lands) are described as: all lots and lands adjoining and contiguous or bounding and abutting the Improvements or specially bene tted thereby and further designated by the assessment plat, as hereinafter provided. 3. The total estimated cost of the Improvements is $1,900,000.00 $2,105,000.00 (the Estimated Cost). 4. The Assessments will defray approximately $2,000,000.00, which includes part of the Estimated Cost, plus estimated nancing-related costs. 5. The manner in which the Assessments shall be apportioned and paid is set forth in EXHIBIT B including provisions for additional and supplemental assessment resolutions. 6. The Assessments shall be levied within the District on all lots and lands adjoining and contiguous or bounding and abutting upon such Improvements or specially bene ted thereby and further designated by the assessment plat as hereinafter provided. 7. There is on le, at the District Records Of ce, an assessment plat showing the area to be assessed with certain plans and speci cations describing the Improvements and the Estimated Cost of the Improvements, all of which shall be open to the inspection by the public. 8. Commencing with the year in which the Assessments are con rmed, the Assessments shall be paid in not more than thirty (30) annual installments. The Assessments may be payable at the same time and in the same manner as are ad valorem taxes and collected pursuant to Chapter 197, Florida Statutes; provided, however, that in the event the uniform non-ad valorem assessment method of collecting the Assessments is not available to the District in any year or if determined by the District to be in its best interest, the Assessments may be collected as is otherwise permitted by law. 9. The District Manager has caused to be made a preliminary assessment roll in accordance with the method of assessment described in EXHIBIT B hereto, which shows the lots and lands assessed, the amount of bene t to and the assessment against each lot or parcel of land and the number of annual installments into which the assessment may be divided, which is hereby adopted and approved as the Districts preliminary assessment roll. 10. The Board shall adopt a subsequent resolution to x a time and place at which the owners of property to be assessed or any other persons interested therein may appear before the Board and be heard as to the propriety and advisability of the Assessments or the making of the Improvements, the cost thereof, the manner of payment therefore or the amount thereof to be assessed against each property as improved. 11. The District Manager is hereby directed to cause this Resolution to be published twice (once a week for two (2) weeks) in a newspaper of general circulation within Charlotte County, Florida, and to provide such other notice as may be required by law or desired in the best interests of the District. 12. This Resolution shall become effective upon its passage. PASSED AND ADOPTED THIS 16TH DAY OF JULY 2020.ATTEST: BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF THE HERITAGE OAK PARK COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT ______________________________ ______________________________ Secretary Chair / Vice-ChairmanRESOLUTION 2020-06 A RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF THE HERITAGE OAK PARK COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT DECLARING SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS; INDICATING THE LOCATION, NATURE, TYPE AND ESTIMATED COST OF THOSE INFRASTRUCTURE IMPROVEMENTS WHOSE COST IS TO BE DEFRAYED BY THE S PECIAL ASSESSMENTS; PROVIDING THE PORTION OF THE ESTIMATED COST OF THE IMPROVEMENTS TO BE DEFRAYED BY THE SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS; PROVIDI NG THE MANNER IN WHICH SUCH SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS SHALL BE MADE; PROVIDING WHEN SUCH SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS SHALL BE MADE; DESIGNATING LAND S UPON WHICH THE SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS SHALL BE LEVIED; PROVIDING FOR AN ASSESSMENT PLAT; ADOPTING A PRELIMINARY ASSESSMENT ROLL; PROVID ING FOR PUBLICATION OF THIS RESOLUTION. 

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PAGE 6A THURSDAY, JULY 30, 2020 | The Sun | www.yoursun.com N/E/P/C By GILLIAN FLACCUS and MIKE BALSAMOASSOCIATED PRESSPORTLAND, Ore.  Some federal o cers guarding a U.S. courthouse thats been targeted during violent protests in Portland will leave in the next 24 hours, Oregon Gov. Kate Brown said Wednesday. But the Trump administrations insistence that some agents would remain in the building and the entire contingent would stay in the city in case theyre needed sparked confusion and concern among demonstrators. While each side declared victory in the political  ght over the federal deployment, it was not clear if the agreement would reduce tensions on the streets of the liberal city, where nightly protests have persisted for more than two months. Many demonstrators are peaceful, but smaller numbers have thrown  reworks,  ares and rocks at federal agents, used lasers to blind them and sprayed gra ti across the downtown Mark O. Hat eld Federal Courthouse. Agents have responded with tear gas, pepper balls, stun grenades and nearly 100 arrests. The deal also seemed likely to further muddle the situation by adding yet another law enforcement agency to the mix  Oregon State Police. President Donald Trump earlier this month sent agents to the city from U.S. Customs and Border Protection, Immigration and Customs Enforcement and the U.S. Marshals Service as protests against racial injustice increasingly targeted federal property. The deployment appeared to have the opposite e ect, reinvigorating demonstrations with a new focus: getting rid of the federal presence. The Democratic governor said CBP and ICE agents will begin leaving the downtown area Thursday, but Acting Homeland Security Secretary Chad Wolf wouldnt specify where the agents would go. He insisted that a federal presence would remain until the Trump administration was assured the agreement was working and state police were su ciently protecting federal property. The plan calls for agents with the U.S. Marshals Service and Federal Protective Service to stay inside a fence set up around the courthouse, along with some state police, to keep out protesters. State police will be outside the fence. I want to be clear about this, the entire DHS law enforcement presence in Portland will remain in Portland, whether theyre staying inside the courthouse, next door or a di erent location, obviously Im not going to get into that, Wolf said on a call with reporters. If ... we have indicators and warnings that (the state police) deployment is not working, that entire DHS law enforcement presence is available. He said federal agents have made 94 arrests. Oregon State Police Superintendent Travis Hampton said his agency would deploy a special operations team and some uniformed troopers to the courthouse for a two-week rotation. The agency hopes its e orts will allow the protective fence to be removed and restore a semblance of normalcy, while meeting community expectations and our obligations to protect the federal property, Hampton said. The agreement also calls for the U.S. government to clean the gra ti o the courthouse. Portland Mayor Ted Wheeler, a Democrat, has previously said the federal government refused to clean the building, contributing to the mistaken impression that the entire city was under siege. The con icts between protesters and the federal agents have been limited to roughly two square blocks around the courthouse and have not a ected the rest of the city. Trump declared victory, tweeting that federal agents prevented Portland from being burned and beaten to the ground and later repeating his refrain at a speech in Texas that protesters are agitators and anarchists. Wheeler also claimed a win in a lengthy Twitter post. The federal occupation of our community has brought a new kind of fear to our streets. Federal agents nearly killed a demonstrator, and their presence has led to increased violence and vandalism in our downtown core, he said. A protester was critically injured July 11 and required facial reconstructive surgery after a federal agent  red a non-lethal round that struck him in the head. Wednesdays announcement was an abrupt about-face from just two days earlier, when the U.S. government said it might send more federal agents to Portland.In fact, the Marshals Service were taking steps to identify up to 100 additional personnel who could go in case they were needed to relieve or supplement those working in Oregon, spokesman Drew Wade said. Like protests that swept the nation following George Floyds death at the hands of Minneapolis police, the Portland demonstrations called for an end to racial injustice, but they had increasingly focused on federal property even before the U.S. agents arrived. Their deployment against the wishes of state and city o cials touched o a debate about the role of the federal government and ended up drawing more residents into the streets after protests had begun to devolve into smaller, though still violent, gatherings. Oregons governor cautioned Wednesday that the lower visibility of the federal agents  and their ultimate departure  wont immediately resolve the con ict. I have grown increasingly concerned at the nightly confrontation between local community members and federal o cers, Brown said. We need to recognize that the protests in Portland are not solely about the federal presence. Many protesters want to see reduced funding for Portland police and are angry that o cers used tear gas on protesters multiple times before federal agents arrived. Brown said the departure of the agents was a chance to address that anger and start improving community policing.US agents to pull back in Portland but will stay on standbyOregon Gov. says officers will start leaving in the next 24 hours AP PHOTO/MARCIO JOSE SANCHEZFederal o cers are surrounded by smoke Wednesday as they push back demonstrators during a Black Lives Matter protest at the Mark O. Hat eld United States Cour thouse in Portland, Oregon. LOS ANGELES (AP)  The group announced the death of the Philadelphia-born Malik B in a social media post Wednesday. The cause of death was not released. Malik B, whose real name is Malik Abdul Basit, was a major contributor to the group, which includes Ahmir Questlove Thompson and Tariq Black Thought Trotter. He appeared on four albums before departing the group in 1999. The group won its  rst Grammy the following year. The Roots, who also perform as the house band on the Jimmy Fallons Tonight Show, paid homage to Malik B for his rap talents and faith. We regretfully inform you of the passing of our beloved brother and long time Roots member Malik Abdul Basit, the group said on Twitter. May he be remembered for his devotion to Islam and innovation as one of the most gifted MCs of all time. We ask that you please respect his family in our time of mourning. Malik B returned as a featured guest on the groups 2006 album Game Theory and Rising Down in 2008. As a solo artist, he released two studio albums named Street Assault and Unpredictable.Malik B, founding member of The Roots, has died at 47 AP PHOTO/HONSThe group announced the death of the Philadelphia-based emcee in a social media post Wednesday. WESTCHESTER GOLD & DIAMONDSLET US ROCK YOUR WORLD We buy and sell diamonds, gold, silver, coins, Rolex and vintage jewelry Port Charlotte  941-625-0666 IN BUSINESS OVER 41 YEARS adno=3755856-1 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 07/30/2020 N ot i ce U n d er Fictitious Name Law Pursuant to Section 865.09, Florida Statutes NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned, desiring to engage in business under the fictitious name of: Englewood Environmental located at 2901 Avenue of the Americas in the County of Charlotte in the City of Englewood, Florida 34224 intends to register the said name with the Division of Corporations of the Florida Department of State, Tallahassee, FL. Dated at Englewood, Florida, this 23rd day of July, 2020. Parks Contracting Service, Inc. Publish 07/30/2020 110833 3759525 3130 NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE : STEVES TOWING gives Notice of Foreclosure of Lien and intent to sell these vehicles on 08/11/2020, 9:00 am at 23423 Janice Ave Lot D Port Charlotte, FL 33980, pursuant to subsec tion 713.78 of the Florida Statutes. STEVES TOWING reserves the right to accept or reject any and/or all bids. KNDJD733755361078 2005 KIA Publish: July 30, 2020 274754 3758500 NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given, that we will sell or otherwise dispose of the contents of the following self storage units in order to satisfy the delinquent storage lien placed in accordance with the State of Florida Statute 83.806. UNIT# NAME CONTENTS NS077 Melissa A Bartell Household Goods The above 1 unit(s) is located @ 4981 SW Hwy 17, Arcadia, FL 34266 17N001 Michael L Skidmore Jr Household Goods 17N050 Perlena J Bryant Household Goods The above 2 unit(s) are located @ 3153 NE Hwy 17, A rcadia, FL 34266 31S016 Brandon P Taylor Household Goods 31S043 Michael Torres Household Goods The above 2 unit(s) are located @ 2999 SE Hwy 31. A rcadia, FL 34266 The public sale will be conducted at Easy Mini Storage, 4599 N.W. Hwy. 70, Arcadia, Fl. 34266, at 4:00 p.m. on Thursday, August 13, 2020. Units will be sold to the highest bidder. Open door sale, cash only. A cleaning deposit will be taken. (863) 993-2220. Publish: 07/30/2020, 08/06/2020 222020 3758738 3134 WORKSHOPS NOTICE OF BUDGET AND REGULAR WORKSHOP The Charlotte County Airport Authority will hold a workshop on Thursday, August 06, 2020 at 9:00 A.M. to discuss the FY 2020-21 Budget and the current status, projected use and development of runway 9-27. The meeting will be held at the Charlotte County Airport Authority, 7375 Utilities Road, Building 313, Punta Gorda, Florida. Pamella Seay, Chair Publish: July 30, 2020 107763 3759542 3138 OTHER NOTICESN O TI C E O F S UBMITTED A PPLICATION TO THE SOUTHWEST FLORIDA WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT Notice is hereby given that the Southwest Florida Water Management District has received an application for a new Water Use Permit from Brevard Harbor Edge, LLC to withdraw water from wells and/or surface waters. Application received: July 28, 2020]. Predominant use type(s): Agricultural. Quantity 1,694,300 GPD. Location: Section(s) 17, 19 & 20; Township 40 East; Range 26 South, in Charlotte County. The application is available for public inspection Monday through Friday at 7601 S30 3138 OTHER NOTICES U . S . Hi g h way 301 N ort h , T ampa, Florida 33637 or through the Application & Permit Search Tools function on the Districts website at www.watermatters. org/permits/. Interested persons may inspect a copy of the appli cation and submit written objec tions and comments concerning the application within 14 days from the date of this notice. The District does not discriminate based on disability. Anyone requiring accommodation under the ADA should contact the Regulation Bureau at (813)985 7481 or 1(800)836-0797, TDD only 1(800)231-6103. Publish: July 30, 2020 303693 3759693 De S oto C ounty Public Notice of Availabilit y of The Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Securit y (CARES) Act This is an economic relie f package to protect the American people from the public health and economic impacts of COVID 19. By implementing the CARES Act, the Treasury Departmen t is taking unprecedented steps to preserve jobs in industries adversely impacted by the spread of COVID-19. DeSoto County has received CARES Act funding to help people in the communit y with the following strategies: Small Business Grants to help local business impacted b y COVID 19; Individual Assistance to help the individuals (by house hold eligibility) in DeSoto Count y directly impacted by COVID 19 with funding for rent/mortgage payments, utility assistance, vehicle payment assistance, vehicle insurance assistance and child care expenses and Food Security Program to assis t with food distribution in the community. To apply go to: DeSotoBOCC.com/cares. A DDITIONAL INFORMATION: For questions related to Individual Assistance, Food Security and / or the Community Partner Mitigation grant, please email CARESfunding@desotobocc . com. For small business-related questions, email chamber@desotochamberfl. com. DeSoto County is committed to accessibility for all applicants. If you require this material in an alternate format, please contac t us at 863-491-7574. PO 20-70358 Publish: 07/30/2020 413794 3759528 D e S oto C ounty Public Notice of Availabilit y of Coronavirus Relief Fund (CRF) DeSoto County has been allo cated its calculated distribution of Coronavirus Relief Fund (CRF) from State Housing Initiative Partnership (SHIP) Program in the amount of $240,768 for F Y 2019-2020. The Coronavirus Relief Fund is a portion of the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Ac t passed by Congress and signed into law by the President in March 2020 in response to the economic fallout of the COVID-19 pandemic. Governor DeSantis authorized $120 million o f Floridas CRF allocation to Florida Housing Finance Corporation (Florida Housing) to assist renter and homeowner households tha t have been negatively impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic. The CRF Fund for Impacted Homeowners and Renters will be administered by the local State Housing Initiatives Partnership Program (SHIP). This is a ten da y notice of funding. PROGRAM INFORMATION: Mortgage/Rental Assistance: CRF funding will provide assistance to household with incomes up to 120% of the area median income that can demonstrate their incomes have been adversely impacted due to the COVID-19 pandemic; and are having difficulty paying for housing expenses deemed eligible by the SHIP Program. Assistance can only be provided for costs incurred between March 1 and December 30, 2020. A PPLICATION AVAILABILITY: Applications will be available on the DeSoto County website: desotobocc.com beginning August 10, 2020 through December 30, 2020 or until funds are exhausted. A DDITIONAL INFORMATION: To obtain additional informa tion, please contact the SHIP Administrator: Lauri Benson a t 201 East Oak Street Suite 202, Arcadia, Florida, 34266 or call (863) 993-4858 Monday through Friday 8am to 5pm. The DeSoto County Board o f County Commissioners reserves the right to close any program application period by Board resolution. SHIP Programs do not discriminate on the basis of race, creed, color, religion, national origin, sex, marital status, disability, or age. If special accommodations are required in accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act, individuals should contact the Count y Social Services Office b y calling 863-993-4858 for assistance. PO 20-70356 Publish: 07/30/2020 413794 3759584 

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N/E/P/C www.yoursun.com | The Sun | THURSDAY, JULY 30, 2020 PAGE 7A STOCKS LISTING CHANGE REQUESTS WELCOME! Mutual funds listings will run on Saturdays.The Sun Newspaper is tweaking the way stocks are listed in the daily paper. We will continue to run a wide range of stocks, but were trying to eliminate stocks our readers dont want. If you do not see your st ock in the paper, please let us know and we will put it in the listings. Email the name of the company and the symbol to nlane@sun-herald. com, or call 941-206-1138. You can leave the stock name and symbol on voice mail. If you reach voice mail, please leave your contact information so your call can be returned.Tkr Name Last Chg Money & Markets 2,000 2,400 2,800 3,200 3,600 J FMAMJ 3,160 3,220 3,280 S&P 500Close: 3,258.44 Change: 40.00 (1.2%) 10 DAYS 6,000 7,000 8,000 9,000 10,000 11,000 J FMAMJ 10,200 10,520 10,840 Nasdaq compositeClose: 10,542.94 Change: 140.85 (1.4%) 10 DAYSAdvanced 2146 Declined 465 New Highs 105 New Lows 9 Vol. (in mil.) 4,234 Pvs. Volume 3,793 3,849 3,719 2063 962 111 17 NYSE NASDDOW 26602.45 26375.39 26539.57 +160.29 +0.61% t s s -7.00% DOW Trans. 9970.39 9722.37 9906.38 +209.83 +2.16% s s s -9.13% DOW Util. 831.11 823.52 828.96 +3.49 +0.42% t s s -5.71% NYSE Comp. 12688.69 12533.46 12669.62 +178.40 +1.43% s s s -8.94% NASDAQ 10567.91 10464.00 10542.94 +140.85 +1.35% t s s +17.50% S&P 500 3264.74 3227.22 3258.44 +40.00 +1.24% t s s +0.86% S&P 400 1892.24 1855.59 1888.71 +39.97 +2.16% s s s -8.45% Russell 2000 1501.86 1471.37 1500.63 +30.87 +2.10% s s s -10.06% Toronto TSX 16317.89 16173.02 16294.66 +173.34 +1.08% s s s -4.51% HIGH LOW CLOSE CHG %CHG WK MO QTR YTD Stocks Recap Combined Stocks From the New York Stock Exchange and the Nasdaq on Interest ratesThe yield on the 10-year Treasury was unchanged at 0.58% Wednesday. Yields affect rates on mortgages and other 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 .11 -0.01 2.06 6-month T-bill .11 .13 -0.02 2.05 52-wk T-bill .12 .13 -0.01 1.98 2-year T-note .13 .14 -0.01 1.83 5-year T-note .35 .26 +0.09 1.84 7-year T-note .42 .43 -0.01 1.94 10-year T-note .58 .58 ... 2.06 30-year T-bond 1.24 1.22 +0.02 2.58 NET 1YR BONDS LAST PVS CHG AGO Barclays Glob Agg Bd .85 .87 -0.02 1.45 Barclays USAggregate 1.12 1.16 -0.04 2.52 Barclays US Corp 1.90 1.91 -0.01 3.16 Barclays US High Yield 6.30 6.31 -0.01 5.84 Moodys AAA Corp Idx 2.02 2.01 +0.01 3.29 10-Yr. TIPS 0 0 ... .28Commodities Energy prices mostly rose, with crude oil up slightly by .56% and natural gas up 4.56%. Gold rose .41% and silver fell slightly by -.11%.Crude Oil (bbl) 41.27 41.04 +0.56 -32.4 Ethanol (gal) 1.17 1.20 -2.50 -14.9 Heating Oil (gal) 1.25 1.24 +0.90 -38.2 Natural Gas (mm btu) 1.88 1.80 +4.56 -14.0 Unleaded Gas (gal) 1.24 1.27 -1.90 -26.6 FUELS CLOSE PVS %CHG %YTD Gold (oz) 1952.60 1944.70 +0.41 +28.5 Silver (oz) 24.24 24.27 -0.11 +36.0 Platinum (oz) 958.50 977.90 -2.83 -1.3 Copper (lb) 2.91 2.91 ... +4.0 Palladium (oz) 2241.20 2344.00 -4.45 +17.4 METALS CLOSE PVS %CHG %YTD Cattle (lb) 1.01 1.01 +0.55 -18.6 Coffee (lb) 1.15 1.13 +1.69 -11.7 Corn (bu) 3.16 3.20 -1.41 -18.6 Cotton (lb) 0.62 0.61 +0.82 -10.8 Lumber (1,000 bd ft) 585.00 568.00 +3.19 +44.2 Orange Juice (lb) 1.22 1.20 +1.71 +25.6 Soybeans (bu) 8.91 8.97 -0.59 -5.5 Wheat (bu) 5.33 5.24 +1.77 -4.7 AGRICULTURE CLOSE PVS %CHG %YTD USD per British Pound 1.2960 +.0014 +.11% 1.2223 Canadian Dollar 1.3367 +.0006 +.04% 1.3154 USD per Euro 1.1763 +.0039 +.33% 1.1146 Japanese Yen 105.05 -.06 -.06% 108.80 Mexican Peso 22.0143 +.1090 +.50% 19.0605 1YR MAJORS CLOSE CHG %CHG AGO Israeli Shekel 3.4036 -.0080 -.24% 3.5245 Norwegian Krone 9.0728 -.0354 -.39% 8.7017 South African Rand 16.6185 +.1243 +.75% 14.1721 Swedish Krona 8.7509 -.0185 -.21% 9.4878 Swiss Franc .9140 -.0033 -.36% .9915 EUROPE/AFRICA/MIDDLE EAST Australian Dollar 1.3951 -.0013 -.09% 1.4488 Chinese Yuan 7.0018 +.0010 +.01% 6.8932 Hong Kong Dollar 7.7501 -.0003 -.00% 7.8217 Indian Rupee 74.937 +.084 +.11% 68.762 Singapore Dollar 1.3761 -.0025 -.18% 1.3701 South Korean Won 1192.07 -6.03 -.51% 1183.48 Taiwan Dollar 29.27 -.04 -.14% 31.10 ASIA/PACIFICForeign Exchange The dollar fell against the euro, British pound and Japanese yen. The dollar rose against the Canadian dollar and the Mexican peso.LAST6 MO AGO 1 YR AGO KSU KC Southn 158.76 +3.90 K Kellogg 70.94 +.03 KMPR Kemper 78.67 +1.86 KEY Keycorp 12.56 +.57 KEYS Keysight 96.21 +.53 KMB KimbClk 152.04 +1.26 KIM Kimco 11.33 +.21 KMI KindMorg 14.53 +.41 KGC Kinross g 8.82 +.04 KSS Kohls 20.09 -.19 KTB KontoorB 20.05 +.02 KOS KosmosEn 1.67 +.06 KHC KraftHnz 35.57 +.32 KTOS KratosDef 18.35 -.03 KR Kroger 35.11 -.12 KLIC Kulicke 25.58 +.47 LB L Brands 25.88 +6.76 LHX L3Harris 173.00 +1.60 LKQ LKQ Corp 28.38 +.97 LTC LTC Prp 38.97 +.71 LRCX LamResrch 360.83 +11.90 LW LambWst 59.81 -2.61 LSTR Landstar 125.08 +2.41 LVS LVSands 44.32 +.10 LSCC Lattice 30.20 -.91 LEG LeggPlat 39.40 +1.60 LEN LennarA 72.68 +2.30 USA LbtyASE 5.93 +.06 LECO LincElec 91.71 +1.30 LIN Linde 244.71 +1.01 LMT LockhdM 387.30 +.64 LOW Lowes 148.71 +1.00 LYFT Lyft Inc 29.89 +.40 LYB LyonBas A 67.98 +.40M-N-0MTB M&T Bk 106.82 +3.98 MBI MBIA 8.04 +.19 MDC MDC 45.39 +2.85 MDU MDU Res 22.18 +.49 MFA MFA Fncl 2.70 +.06 MGM MGM Rsts 16.25 +.84 MPLX MPLX LP 18.57 +.57 MSM MSC Ind 68.41 +1.46 MVC MVC Cap 6.68 +.25 MIC Macquarie 30.32 +.84 M Macys 6.49 +.06 MMP MagellMid 42.44 +1.21 MGA Magna g 48.04 +.35 MNK Mallinckdt 2.38 +.41 MFC Manulife g 13.92 +.06 MRO MarathnO 5.74 +.21 MARA MaraPt h 1.82 +.11 MPC MarathPt 39.91 +1.79 MAR MAR 87.14 +.59 MMLP MartinMid 2.14 -.01 MRVL MarvellTch 35.11 +.13 MA MasterCrd 309.30 +2.97 MTDR MatadorRs 9.31 +.29 MTCH Match 102.79 +4.35 MAT Mattel 11.30 -.02 MATW MatthInt 21.36 +1.61 MXIM MaximIntg 69.90 +.96 MKC McCorm 194.34 +1.35 MCD McDnlds 196.21 -.03 MCK McKesson 155.70 +1.81 MUX McEwenM 1.39 -.04 MPW MedProp 20.30 +.62 MDT Medtrnic 98.72 +2.37 MRK Merck 79.35 -.34 MCY MercGn 42.34 +.78 MDP Meredith 14.62 +.32 MTOR Meritor 23.91 -.24 MET MetLife 38.68 +1.09 MIK Michaels 7.59 +.56 MCHP Microchp 102.69 +2.17 MU MicronT 50.39 +.30 MSFT Microsoft 204.06 +2.04 MVIS Microvisn 1.89 -.14 MIDD Middleby 87.43 +1.79 MSEX MdsxWatr 67.36 +1.44 MIST MilestPh 8.75 +.74 HIE MHowHiInc 6.15 +.05 MUFG MitsuUFJ 3.96 +.07 MRNA Moderna 79.51 -1.98 TAP MolsCoorB 36.73 +.41 MDLZ Mondelez 56.79 +1.08 MOG/A Moog A 54.26 +1.35 MS MorgStan 50.59 +.33 MSI MotrlaSolu 140.04 +3.24 MUR MurphO 13.96 +.27 MYL Mylan NV 17.00 +.84 NCR NCR Corp 19.05 +2.33 NBR Nabors rs 43.30 +1.75 NFG NatFuGas 41.44 -.02 NGG NatGrid 59.69 +.63 NHI NtHlthInv 63.75 +1.80 NOV NOilVarco 11.69 +.13 NPK NatPresto 87.56 +.23 NKTR NektarTh 22.72 -.47 NEOG Neogen 75.64 +1.36 NFLX Netix 484.48 -4.03 NGD NwGold g 1.66 ... NJR NJ Rscs 32.03 +.39 EDU NewOriEd 135.24 -.25 NRZ NewResid 8.15 +.21 NYCB NY CmtyB 11.08 +.84 NYMT NYMtgTr 2.72 +.11 NEM NewmntCp 67.89 -.70 NEE NextEraEn 281.44 +1.40 NI NiSource 24.76 +.09 NKE NikeB 96.97 +.70 NKLA Nikola 31.23 -1.52 JFU 9F Inc n 2.01 -.09 NMTR 9MetersBi .49 -.04 NE NobleCorp .23 -.02 NBL NobleEngy 10.66 +.06 NOK NokiaCp 4.34 +.06 NAT NordicAm 4.56 +.19 JWN Nordstrm 14.44 +.22 NSC NorkSo 192.82 +7.72 NAK NDynMn g 1.76 +.25 NOC NorthropG 315.26 +2.39 NWBI NwstBcsh 9.88 +.14 NLOK NortonLife 21.18 +.61 NCLH NorwCruis 14.34 +.12 NBY NovaBay 1.13 +.01 NOVN Novan .69 -.09 NVS Novartis 84.41 +.40 NVAX Novavx 145.36 -3.24 NVO NovoNord 66.92 -.36 NVCR NovoCure 68.00 +.40 NUS NuSkin 44.65 +1.24 NUAN NuanceCm 27.57 +.87 NUE Nucor 43.26 +.59 NTR Nutrien 33.52 +.39 NAD NuvDivA 14.58 +.09 NUW Nv AMT-Fr 15.79 +.01 JPC NvPfdInco 8.71 +.15 BXMX NuvEqtP 11.40 +.08 NVDA Nvidia 418.62 +10.00 NXTD Nxt-ID h .49 -.02 OGE OGE Engy 33.03 +.25 OCSL OaktrSpL 4.55 +.02 OCSI OaktStInco 6.25 +.11 OAS OasisPet .72 +.05 OXY OcciPet 17.03 +.68 OCFC OceanFst 16.37 +.25 OCGN Ocugen rs .59 -.13 ONB OldNBcp 14.29 +.31 ORI OldRepub 16.49 +.18 OLN Olin 11.96 +.11 OHI OmegaHlt 33.19 +.88 OMC Omnicom 54.02 -.64 ONDK OnDeckCap 1.37 +.52 ON OnSmcnd 20.96 +.46 ONTX Onconv h 1.28 +.15 ONEM 1LifeTh n 30.56 -2.98 OKE ONEOK 29.72 +1.66 OPK OpkoHlth 5.79 +.21 ORCL Oracle 55.70 +.35 ONVO Organovo .69 -.02 OFIX OrthoMed 31.64 +.68 OSK OshkoshCp 80.49 +1.11 OTIS OtisWrlW n 64.30 +4.02 OTTR OtterTail 39.34 +.45 OSTK Overstk 60.74 +2.37 OVV Ovintv g rs 10.34 -.43 OMI OwensMin 16.45 +.30 Stocks in bold changed more than 5% in price from previous day and are worth $5 or more. Footnotes: g Dividends and earnings in Canadian dollars. h Does not meet continued-listing standards. lf Late ling with SEC. n Stock was a new issue in the last year. rs Stock has undergone a reverse stock split of at least 50% within the past year. rt Right to buy security at a specied price. s Stock has split by at least 20 percent within the last year. vj Company in bankruptcy or receivership, or being reorganized under the bankruptcy law. Appears in front of the name. Source : The Associated Press.DOW 26,539.57 +160.29 NASDAQ 10,542.94 +140.85 S&P 500 3,258.44 +40.00 10-YR T-NOTE .58% ... 30-YR T-BOND 1.24% +.02 CRUDE OIL $41.27 +.23 GOLD $1,952.60 +7.90 EURO $1.1763 +.0039p pp n pppp(Previous and change gures reect current contract.) A-B-CADT ADT Inc 8.44 +.53 AES AES Corp 15.56 +.36 AFL AFLAC 36.50 +.21 AGNC AGNC Inv 13.77 +.20 AIM AIM Im rs 2.93 -.19 AMC AMC Ent 4.16 +.01 ANGI ANGI Hme 15.14 +.80 T AT&T Inc 29.56 -.13 AAN Aarons 54.39 +9.22 ABT AbbottLab 102.52 +2.66 ABBV AbbVie 97.01 +.30 ANF AberFitc 10.33 +.29 AXDX AccelrDiag 14.98 +1.02 ARAY Accuray 2.27 +.08 ACHV AchvLfS .70 +.13 ACOR AcordaTh .67 -.05 ATNM ActiniumP .58 -.01 ADMP AdamisP h 1.45 +.35 ADNT Adient 18.39 +.15 ADBE AdobeInc 436.30 +4.04 WMS AdvDrainS 49.90 +.68 AEIS AdvEnId 69.39 +1.02 AMD AMD 76.09 +8.48 ACM Aecom 37.33 +.98 AVAV AeroViron 77.69 +1.00 A Agilent 97.10 +1.80 AKAM AkamaiT 110.68 -1.31 AGI AlamosGld 11.09 -.38 ALSK AlaskCom 2.27 ... ALB Albemarle 83.83 +.13 AA Alcoa Cp 13.18 +.27 ALEC Alector 16.31 -5.03 ALXN Alexion lf 104.60 -.61 BABA Alibaba 252.45 +3.40 ATI AllegTch 9.17 +.11 ALGT AllegiantT 114.79 -.22 ALE Allete 59.81 +.85 ARLP AllnceRes 3.41 +.13 AB AlliBern 29.27 +.69 LNT AlliantEg s 54.01 +.39 ALSN AllisonTrn 38.53 +.56 ALL Allstate 94.00 +1.73 ALNY AlnylamP 150.56 -3.77 APT AlphaPro 22.94 +.32 GOOG Alphabet C 1522.02 +21.68 GOOGL Alphabet A 1523.51 +19.86 ATUS Altice 25.19 +.93 MO Altria 41.63 -.89 AMZN Amazon 3033.53 +33.20 AMBA Ambarella 44.54 +.63 AMCR Amcor 10.62 -.09 AEE Ameren 80.15 +.48 AMRH AmeriHl rs 1.88 +.09 ATAX AFMulti 3.94 +.12 AMX AMovilL 13.09 -.12 AAL AmAirlines 11.40 -.37 AEO AEagleOut 10.65 +.85 AEP AEP 84.80 +.06 AXP AmExp 96.69 +2.27 AIG AmIntlGrp 32.67 +1.72 AWR AmStsWtr 79.87 +.65 AWK AmWtrWks 147.99 +2.63 AMP Ameriprise 156.91 +2.86 ABC AmeriBrgn 103.31 +1.20 AME Ametek 94.35 +2.27 AMGN Amgen 248.85 -6.42 FOLD AmicusTh 14.52 -.03 APH Amphenol 105.83 +1.62 AMPE AmpioPhm 1.01 -.08 ADI AnalogDev 117.53 +2.10 AU AnglogldA 36.47 -.56 BUD ABInBev 56.70 +1.06 NLY Annaly 7.43 +.13 AM AnteroMid 5.56 +.03 AR AnteroRes 3.08 +.25 ANTM Anthem 281.56 +16.33 ANH Anworth 1.85 +.04 APA Apache 13.65 +.33 APHA Aphria 4.85 -1.15 APO ApolloGM 54.03 +1.90 AAPL Apple Inc 380.16 +7.15 AMAT ApldMatl 63.25 +.95 AAOI ApldOptoel 13.53 +.29 ABUS ArbutusB g 4.04 +.02 ARCB ArcBest 31.00 -1.11 MT ArcelorM 11.55 +.40 ADM ArchDan 42.92 +.33 ARNC Arconic n 16.40 -.35 ARCC AresCap 13.91 +.21 ANET AristaNetw 246.92 +6.08 ARLO ArloTc 4.09 +.80 ARW ArrowEl 68.70 +1.69 ASH Ashland 77.69 -.84 AZN AstraZen 56.64 +.32 HOME AtHomGr 9.44 +.59 ATHX Athe rsys 2.59 -.02 ATCO AtlasCp 7.24 +.04 ATO ATMOS 105.66 +1.06 AUPH AuriniaPh 13.19 -.25 ADP AutoData 137.12 -9.53 AVY AveryD 117.96 +.36 AVGR Avingr .43 -.05 ASM AvinoSG g 1.05 -.06 CAR AvisBudg 27.46 -.14 AVA Avista 37.51 +.08 AXTA Axalta 23.05 +.04 BGS B&G Foods 27.68 +.59 BTG B2gold g 6.76 -.09 BCE BCE g 42.13 +.14 BGCP BGC Ptrs 2.68 -.05 BBL BHPBil plc 44.84 +.55 BKYI BIO-key .70 -.02 BP BP PLC 23.22 +.40 BPT BP Pru 2.84 ... BIDU Baidu 119.82 +4.13 BKR BakHugh 15.81 -.06 BCPC Balchem 99.43 +.80 BLL BallCorp 73.77 -.31 BLDP BallardPw 14.88 -.15 BAC BkofAm 25.27 +.91 BMO BkMont g 56.29 +1.05 BK BkNYMel 36.35 +.28 BNS BkNova g 41.77 +.59 GOLD BarrickGld 28.78 -.81 BAX Baxter 90.73 +1.47 BZH BeazerHm 11.38 +.56 BDX BectDck 276.40 +3.40 BBBY BedBath 10.85 +.50 BRK/B BerkH B 196.41 +2.29 BYND ByndMt 126.68 +1.25 BGFV Big 5Sprt 6.58 +2.11 BIG BigLots 40.52 -.07 BNTX BioNTech n 82.50 -2.88 BIOC Biocept h .67 -.02 BCRX Biocryst 4.22 -.20 BIIB Biogen 277.36 -2.99 BIOL Biolase .42 -.01 BNGO Bionano .75 -.08 BKH BlkHillsCp 60.13 +.29 BB BlackBerry 4.87 +.21 BME BlkHlthSci 43.31 +.01 MUA BlkMuniast 14.27 +.11 BLNK BlinkCh 9.62 +2.36 BA Boeing 166.01 -4.83 BKNG BookingHl 1707.54 +25.79 BWA BorgWarn 38.92 +.42 SAM BostBeer 816.49 -1.34 BSX BostonSci 39.81 +1.54 BOXL Boxlight 2.30 -.55 BYD BoydGm 24.54 +2.43 EAT Brinker 28.41 +1.80 BMY BrMySq 59.15 -.28 BTI BritATob 35.42 +.12 BKD Brookdale 2.92 +.06 BIP BrkfInfra 42.46 -.21 BC Brunswick 72.37 +3.07 CBL CBL Asc .21 +.01 CHRW CH Robins 95.28 +8.13 CMS CMS Eng 63.97 +.44 CNHI CNH Indl 7.52 +.14 CNX CNX Resc 9.49 +.27 CSX CSX 71.92 +1.82 CVS CVS Health 64.22 +.95 COG CabotO&G 18.48 +.21 CZR CaesarsEnt 33.52 +3.25 CALM Cal-Maine 44.47 -.23 CHY CalaCvHi 11.69 +.14 CAMP CalAmp 7.87 +.21 CWT CalifWtr 49.38 +.43 CPE CallonPet 1.24 -.01 CLMT CalumetSp 2.69 +.01 CPT CamdenPT 91.29 +.70 CCJ Cameco g 10.52 -1.46 CPB CampSp 50.20 -.03 CAN Canaan n 2.65 +.06 CM CIBC g 69.88 +.61 CNI CdnNR 98.82 +2.78 CNQ CdnNRs 18.59 +.45 CAJ Canon 17.40 -.95 CGC CanopyGr 18.49 -.99 COF CapOne 66.38 +2.28 CSU CapSenL .68 +.01 CFFN CapFedFn 10.32 +.37 CPRI CapriHld 16.04 +1.20 CAPR Capricr h 9.27 -.28 CMO CapsteadM 6.08 +.09 CPST CpstnTur rs 3.87 +.15 CAH CardnlHlth 57.70 +1.12 KMX CarMax 98.68 +1.51 CCL Carnival 14.65 +.32 CRS CarpTech 23.55 +1.48 CARR CarrGlb n 27.18 +1.11 CAT Caterpillar 140.53 +2.50 FUN CedarF 24.85 -.63 CDR CedarRlty .88 -.07 CVE CenovusE 4.82 +.06 CDEV CntRsDvA .86 ... 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PAGE 8A THURSDAY, JULY 30, 2020 | The Sun | www.yoursun.com N/E/P/C ASSOCIATED PRESSFORT LAUDERDALE  A Florida couple regrets ever taking in a disturbed teenager in the months before he was accused of the 2018 massacre at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School. In a letter that is part of a legal agreement to settle numerous civil lawsuits, James and Kimberly Snead said they should have believed what they were told  that Nikolas Cruz, now 21, was homicidal, untrustworthy and infatuated with rearms, the South Florida Sun Sentinel reported. We thought we could handle this troubled young man, unfortunately, we were wrong, the Sneads said in a public apology revealed Tuesday. We were particularly wrong to allow him to store his rearms in our house, including the AR-15 used in this tragedy. The settlement also calls for them to pay $1 to the victims families and forbids them and their attorney from speaking of or proting from the story. The families of those killed in the Parkland high school shooting released the letter Tuesday during a conference call with the newspaper. Andrew Pollack, whose daughter was killed, said he and other families of the victims pushed for the public apology. They didnt want to accept accountability, and we forced it on them. For us, thats why were here. We want accountability, Pollack told the newspaper. Jim Lewis, who represents the Sneads, said he had no comment, adding, I agreed and signed to say nothing. Cruz was 19 when he entered the campus where he once attended classes, carrying an AR-15 rie, authorities said. He went into the freshman building and killed 14 students, a teacher, a coach and the athletic director, prosecutors said. The teen had been living with the Sneads for about 2½ months. He was orphaned when his mother died in 2017, and the Sneads were parents of one of his casual friends. Cruz had spent several years at a special school for students with serious behavioral disorders and had been labeled emotionally disturbed. In the letter, the Sneads said they will forever regret taking in Cruz, the newspaper reported.. We did so believing we were helping a troubled young man who needed help, the Sneads wrote. We are profoundly sorry for the actions and inactions which may have contributed to Nikolas Cruzs ability to carry out the murders on Feb. 14, 2018. The couple had told investigators they allowed Cruz to keep a collection of knives and guns at their home, including the assault-style rie authorities said was used in the killing. James Snead, an Army veteran, said the family had ries in a gun safe. The couple still say they thought Cruzs guns were secure in a locked cabinet and only they had the key. But they now admit: We were particularly wrong to allow him to store his rearms in our house. They were hit with more than a dozen civil lawsuits after the shootings. In the letter, the Sneads admit that Rocxanne Deschamps, a neighbor of the Cruz family, warned them about the teen, the newspaper reported. Deschamps briey took in Cruz after his mother died in November 2017, but kicked him out after arguments. Ms. Deschamps informed us of warning signs of his behavior which occurred in her home and that he had chosen to keep his rie over continuing to live with her, the Sneads wrote. The letter also said they received an even more dire warning from Katherine Blaine, a New York cousin of Cruzs mother. Kathy Blaine informed us that Nikolas Cruz was violent, dangerous, infatuated with guns and knives, untrustworthy and threatened to kill people on Instagram, among other things, the letter said.. Blaine, reached by phone on Tuesday, told the newspaper: I blame them for not listening to me; thats what I blame them for. Why the hell didnt you listen to Rocxanne and me, to get the guns away from him? The letter is meant to serve as a warning to others who may nd themselves in a similar situation  wanting to help a teen in need. They advise making sure all rearms are securely locked, and frequent reviews of social media accounts. If they have a history or exhibit any warning signs you must immediately get him or her the professional help they need and contact law enforcement, the letter states.Couple apologizes for sheltering accused school shooter AP FILE PHOTO /SUSAN ST OCKERKimberly and James Snead, who had taken suspected gunman Nikolas Cruz in their home after his mother died, told the Sun-Sentinel newspaper they had no idea the extent of Cruzs issues.adno=SP1555 Floridas Plumbing Experts 24 HOUR Emergency ServicePlumbing Repair & Installation Drain & Sewer Services CIPP *  Water Heater Maintenance Repair & Installation Pipe Lining Pipe Replacement941-473-2344  1-877-426-8660Contact us for a FREE, no obligation estimate today! Mike Douglass Plumbing is a full-service company dedicated to providing customers with the service they need for their home or of ces plumbing and drainage system. 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N/E/P/C www.yoursun.com | The Sun | THURSDAY, JULY 30, 2020 PAGE 9A By MARCIA DUNNAP AEROSPACE WRITERCAPE CANAVERAL  The summers third and nal mission to Mars  featuring NASAs most elaborate life-hunting rover  is on the verge of lifto. The rover Perseverance will follow Chinas rover-orbiter combo and a United Arab Emirates orbiter, both launched last week. It will take the spacecraft seven months to reach Mars after traveling 300 million miles. Once on the surface, Perseverance will scrounge for evidence of past microscopic life in an ancient lakebed, and gather the most promising rock samples for future pickup. NASA is teaming up with the European Space Agency to return the samples to Earth around 2031. This unprecedented eort will involve multiple launches and spacecraft  and cost more than $8 billion. We dont know if life existed there or not. But we do know that Mars at one point in its history was habitable, NASA Administrator Jim Bridenstine said on the eve of launch. The U.S. remains the only country to land successfully at Mars. If all goes well next February, Perseverance will become the ninth U.S. spacecraft to operate on the Martian surface. First things rst, though: Good ying weather is forecast for United Launch Alliances Atlas V rocket. The Denver-based rocket maker and its heritage companies have launched all of NASAs Mars missions, beginning with the Mariners in 1964. ULA chief executive Tory Bruno said Perseverance is arguably the most sophisticated and most exciting of all the Mars missions. We are literally chomping at the bit to take this nuclear-powered dune buggy out to Mars, he said earlier this week.2020s final Mars mission poised for blastoff AP PHOTO/JOHN RAOUXAlexander Mather, of Burke, Virginia, stands next to a model of the Mars 2020 rover he named in a contest during a news conference Tuesday at the Kennedy Space Center. DeSantis: Florida might extend statewide evictions ban ORLANDO (AP)  Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis said he might extend the statewide moratorium on housing evictions that is set to expire on Saturday. DeSantis signaled the possibility of the extension during a roundtable discussion in Orlando about the coronavirus pandemic Tuesday, saying ocials will have something on that soon. The moratorium, which was implemented in April, allows people to avoid eviction from their homes amid the virus outbreak. The governor has previously extended the ban twice, hours before it was set to expire, news outlets reported. During the governors extension last month, 743 eviction orders had been led in Palm Beach County alone, according to Sharon Bock, the countys clerk of courts. As of Wednesday, 1,001 eviction orders have been led in the county. If the order is not extended, we may be trading a medical pandemic for a housing pandemic, Bethanie Barber, the executive director for the Legal Aid Society of the Orange County Bar Association, told WESH-TV. Floridas death count spiked to a new height Tuesday with 191 reported fatalities, according to the state Health Department. The health department also reported 9,230 new cases on Tuesday, bringing the total for the pandemic to nearly 442,000.Slithery milestone: 5,000 pythons captured in EvergladesMIAMI (AP)  Florida hit another new milestone this week  5,000 Burmese pythons have been captured in the Everglades since the state started paying hunters to track them down in 2017. The program is managed by the South Florida Water Management District and the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission, which made the announcement on Tuesday. Another win for the Everglades, Ron Bergeron, a water district board member and an avid python hunter, told the Miami Herald. Each invasive python eliminated represents hundreds of native Florida wildlife saved. The pythons have become a threat to the fragile ecosystem in the Everglades, disrupting the natural balance of predator and prey. Theyve been successful at reproducing in the swampy Everglades because they have no predators. Females can lay up to 100 eggs. Thats why state started the bounty program, in which registered hunters earn a minimum wage rate for up to 10 hours of work a day, plus a bonus for their catch: $50 for each python measuring up to four feet plus $25 more for each food measured above four feet. Hunters who catch a nesting female python earn an additional $200. Scientists estimate there are between 100,000 and 300,000 pythons in the Everglades.Houston man jailed after getting jump on lobster miniseasonISLAMORADA (AP)  A Texas man landed in jail when police in the Florida Keys caught him poaching lobsters one day before the start of spiny lobster miniseason. The annual lobster miniseason began Wednesday morning and runs through Thursday night, while the regular 8-month commercial season begins on Aug. 6. Yuliver RodriguezTejeda, 43, got a head start on Tuesday and was arrested on 14 counts of possession of out-ofseason lobsters, 14 counts of possession of wrung lobster tails on the water, 10 counts of possession of undersized lobster, possessing over-the-bag limit lobsters, and tampering with evidence, Monroe County Sheris spokesman Adam Linhardt said in a news release. The mini-season typically draws thousands of people to hunt for their bag limit of spiny lobsters. According to the sheris oce, a marine deputy was on patrol at 2 p.m. Tuesday in Islamorada when he saw two snorkelers and a boat. The deputy said Rodriguez-Tejeda was snorkeling o a boat with another man while a third man on a personal watercraft was making trips from their spot to land with a bag. The deputy stopped the boat and said RodriguezTejeda dumped lobster tails into the water from his dive bag, the report said. 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THURSDAY, JULY 30, 2020 | YOURSUN.COM | SECTION B By ANNE EASKERSTAFF WRITERA Punta Gorda woman was arrested by federal authorities as part of Operation Dead Ringer, an initiative targeting individuals who steal Social Security benets inadvertently paid to deceased beneciaries. Jacque Rathburn, 64, was charged with theft of government funds, according to a press release from the Department of Justice. Between February 2013 and June 2019, Rathburn fraudulently collected approximately $78,164 of her mothers Social Security benets following her mothers death on Feb. 18, 2013, the release stated. Rathburn was one of 11 individuals charged in separate cases, cumulatively stealing more than $700,000 in benets paid by the Social Security Administration. If convicted, each faces a penalty up to 10 years in prison. As these charges demonstrate, stealing from SSA on behalf of a deceased beneciary is a federal crime, said SSA Inspector General Gail S. Ennis. We work closely with the SSA and other government agencies to identify Social Security fraud and stop improper payments. I thank the United States Attorneys Oce and Special Assistant U.S. Attorney Suzanne Huyler for their continuing support of our investigations, and our law enforcement partners for their vital assistance in bringing these individuals to justice. The cases are being investigated by the SSA with assistance from other federal and local law enforcement agencies. Email: anne.easker@yoursun.com By BETSY CALVERTSTAFF WRITERHere are some highlights of what local ocials said to state transportation engineers this week during an update to the Charlotte County Metropolitan Planning Organization. Why isnt the state considering widening state road 74 as a regional project connecting the east and west coasts? (Commissioner Christopher Constance) Constance interrupted the presentation by the Florida Department of Transportation to say he wasnt interested in their list of regional projects, because it doesnt include the widening of State Road 74. Constance believes the state should treat that road as a potential east west route and turn it into a four lanes. Whose priorities are these, FDOT? Because I dont think weve ever discussed these, Constance said of a short list of Interstate 75 intersection improvements. Were here to listen to you, said FDOT consultant Babuji Ambikapathy. Im sure the district will listen. Can FDOT pick a dierent alignment for the Harborview Road widening so that waterfront property is less aected? (Resident Mark Bowsher) FDOT has selected a route which removes the least number of homes on the 2.3-mile project. That has left the lowest value homes north of the road, Bowsher said, while destroying the high value waterfront property to the south. This is a $46 million project for which both the state and county government would pay. The two lane road is considered a dangerous and major thoroughfare from I-75 to U.S. 41. Commissioner Joe Tiseo told Bowhser his board hasnt weighed in yet on which alignment it would like to see. Why cant Punta Gorda have all of its major tourist attractions on the exit signs o I-75 at U.S. 17? (Vice Mayor Lynn Matthews) Matthews and FDOT District 1 Administrator L.K. Nandam argued over whether the state can give Punta Gorda and the county all the tourist attraction signs it wants at I-75 intersections. The city wants to put the Vietnam Wall, the Military History Museum and the Peace River Wildlife Center on the U.S. 17 exit, but the state says one of those wont make it. Thats because there are already four attractions on the sign, and thats the safety limit. This has been a thorn in our side for a long time, said Matthews. You guys tell us which destination to remove, said Nandam. My hands are pretty much tied. Constance asked FDOT to report back on whats listed on the other Charlotte County intersections south of U.S. 17, in case there is more room there. Dont expect a new bridge over the Myakka River (Michael Tisch of FDOT) The state will not be replacing the State Road 776 bridge over the Myakka River any time soon, because it is still in good shape. Constance thanked FDOT for researching the question, saying the bridge looked bad to the untrained eye. Should the state be spending money these days on a massive central toll road plan? (Commissioner Joe Tiseo) Tiseo said he has heard the state has committed to spending millions of dollars just to decide whether its feasible to build a toll road, which might go through Charlotte and DeSoto counties. By SUE ERWINSTAFF WRITERPomp and circumstance played in the background as graduates waited for their names to be called at the Boys & Girls Clubs of Charlotte County. Wearing masks and keeping social distance, sta held a graduation ceremony and party last week for its sixth-grade students. Five students received diplomas, and a very special high school graduate was also recognized at the event. Danielle Meeker is a 2020 graduate of Port Charlotte High School. Shes been attending programs at the club since she was in kindergarten and shes currently a sta member in charge of 10 kids. Shell be moving to Tallahassee in August to attend college. Her plan is to one day become a pediatric surgeon. Ive always been interested in the medical eld and I love working with kids, Meeker said. Ill miss By STEVE REILLYSTAFF WRITERENGLEWOOD  The free Englewood Community Care Clinic closed in March due to the onset of the COVID-19 virus. The clinics doors remain closed, but it is ready to serve patients remotely. The clinic closed to protect its volunteers, most of whom are 65 years or older. The clinic now is ready to serve its 3,400 existing patients remotely through telehealth. Patients can call 941-681-2081 to request appointments. Patients must have access to a smart phone, said Beth Harrison, the nonprot clinics executive director. She explained how the process will work. A nurse will call the patient and make a triage assessment of the patients ailments. Since the clinic is addressing patients remotely, Harrison said, they are asked to take their own temperature and take a blood pressure test, which are available at grocery stores, pharmacies and other places around town. Patients with diabetes are asked to be ready to provide their updated blood sugar numbers. A doctor or other medical provider will follow up, either on a smart phone or computer. The medical provider will call in prescriptions, or address whatever follow-up treatments the patient may need.Cops: Woman took dead mothers benefitsAccused of stealing more than $70K over 6 yearsRoad warriors air their complaints and questionsMetropolitan Planning Board quizzes state traffic engineers on local projectsSEE ROAD , 3BEnglewood free clinic gears up for telehealth careVolunteer health organization can will begin seeing patients again, remotely Beth Harrison, executive director of the Englewood Community Care Clinic, celebrates the donation of $1,300 raised in a barn art auction in this May le photo.SUN PHOTO BY ELAINE ALLENEMRICHSEE CLINIC , 3BBoys & Girls Club promotes graduatesHigh school grad has been there since kindergarten SUN PHOTOS BY SUE ERWINDanielle Meeker is the recipient of the rst-ever Boys & Girls Club Great Futures scholarship. Kira Delaney receives her diploma from Board of Directors member John Ramirez.SEE GRADUATES , 3B 

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PAGE 2B THURSDAY, JULY 30, 2020 | The Sun | www.yoursun.com N/E/P/C By ANNE EASKERSTAFF WRITERA Port Charlotte man was arrested on six counts of sexual battery Tuesday, the Charlotte County Sheris Oce reported. The call came in on July 27, reporting Joseph Grin, 36, had been sexually assaulting the victim for several years in his home located on the 23000 block of Chimes Avenue in Port Charlotte. The abuse had been occurring for years, since the victim was 12 or 13, according to an arrest adavit. According to an arrest adavit, she appeared shy, traumatized and withdrawn when speaking to law enforcement. A family member found out about the allegations after getting an Instagram message from one of the victims friends who she had conded in. Grin was interviewed and arrested while he was working at the Applebees on Sandhill Boulevard in Port Charlotte. He reportedly admitted to sexual encounters with the victim that occurred approximately six times. He reportedly said he was remorseful, felt guilty, and had begged God to help him stop. He was charged with six counts of sexual battery on a victim over 12 years of age but under 18. Anyone with information related to a child being abused or neglected should report the information immediately. Tips can be sent to the Department of Children and Families or by calling CCSO at 941-639-0013. People can also contact the Center for Abuse and Rape Emergencies (C.A.R.E.) at 941-627-6000. An advocate is available to speak 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Email: anne.easker@yoursun. comPort Charlotte man accused of sexual battery on minor GRIFFIN STAFF REPORTSARASOTA  Sarasota County Sheris Oce ocially arrested the suspect in recent vandalism at Jewish temples in Sarasota. Vincent A. Martinez, 21, of the 5800 block of Driftwood Avenue in Sarasota, was jailed Tuesday afternoon after a warrant was issued for his arrest a week ago. Authorities said Friday that he was in a secure medical facility. Martinez is accused of spray-painting swastikas and damaging Temple Emanu-El and Temple Sinai in recent crimes that were captured on video. The damage took place April 2 and July 15. He is facing three counts of criminal mischief by defacing and damaging a synagogue  classied as felony hate crimes. No bail was listed as available for Martinez as of Wednesday morning. Martinez became the focus of the investigation following the release of images and videos of damage at the synagogues. The rst incident took place April 2 at Temple Emanu-El, 151 McIntosh Road. A security camera captured images of a man spray-painting swastikas on walls. The vandal returned July 15, with a security camera again recording the suspect spray-painting swastikas and anti-Semitic grati again at Temple Emanu-El and also at Temple Sinai, 4631 South Lockwood Ridge Road. Martinez became a possible suspect after images were released by authorities to the news media and social media. The investigation revealed Martinez used a nearby ATM shortly after the rst incident wearing the same clothing seen in security footage, the sheris oce said in a news release. The investigation also has linked him to the July 15 incidents through cellphone records, authorities said. The Sarasota County Sheris Oce takes hate crimes such as these very seriously, Sarasota County Sheris Col. Kurt A. Homan said in the news release. Our detectives worked tirelessly with help from the community to bring this case to a successful conclusion. In the meantime, The Jewish Federation of Sarasota-Manatee announced a matching gift to help fund raise for the security of the Jewish community in the area. It announced a $100,000 matching gift in a July 22 news release. The matching gift is coming from the Federations board restricted endowment fund. As anti-Semitism increases around the country and now, right here in our own backyard in Sarasota-Manatee, we must take action, Federation Chief Executive Ocer Howard Tevlowitz said. The response must be two-fold. We must keep our Jewish houses of worship safe and eradicate anti-Semitism at its core by education. The Keep Us Safe fund is seeking donations with money raised going toward a full-time security director, technology upgrades and more cameras at area synagogues, along with hiring more security guards, the news release said. It will also include funding for many more educational programs about anti-Semitism and the Holocaust for schools, universities and the general community, it said. The Federation said it has already hired a community security director to work with area synagogues and others on their safety protocols. For more information or to make a donation, visit: jfedsrq. org/keepussafeArrest made for temple vandalismVincent Martinez, 21, of Sarasota, faces hate crime felonies PHOTO PROVIDEDThe suspect in two acts of vandalism of Jewish temples near Sarasota is described as a white man in his 20s or 30s, standing about 5 feet 10 inches to 6 feet 2 inches tall, with dark hair along with a thin build, authorities said. MARTINEZ The Charlotte County Sheris Oce reported the following arrests: Kelly Kay Knudson, 42, 27400 block of Obidos Drive, Punta Gorda. Charge: fugitive from justice. Bond: none. Nicholas Aaron Knudson, 24, 27400 block of Obidos Drive, Punta Gorda. Charges: failure to appear on misdemeanor and underlying charge. Bond: none. William Francis Hayes Jr., 61, 35700 block of Washington Loop Road, Punta Gorda. Charge: violation of probation. Bond: none. Roy Lee Poore, 44, 6200 block of Padula Street, Punta Gorda. Charges: eeing or attempting to elude law enforcement ocer and failure to register motor vehicle. Bond: none. Everette Henry Pollard, 18, 2200 block of Aaron Street, Port Charlotte. Charges: failure to appear on felony and underlying charge. Bond: none. Jared Vincent Ettore, 34, 1300 block of West Corktree Circle, Port Charlotte. Charges: possession of not more than 20 grams of marijuana, possession of drug paraphernalia, and burglary of an unoccupied dwelling unarmed. Bond: none. Christian Marie Allender, 39, 21400 block of Augusta Avenue, Port Charlotte. Charge: burglary of an unoccupied structure unarmed. Bond: none. Travis Scott Emery, 25, 600 block of Dalton Boulevard, Port Charlotte. Charges: driving without license revoked habitual oender and violation of probation. Bond: none. Franklin Antwann Howard, 42, 1200 block of Uemey Lane, North Port. Charge: failure to appear on misdemeanor. Bond: $2,500. Charles Edward Weidner, 44, 1300 block of Rocky Creek Lane, Englewood. Charge: fugitive from justice. Bond: none. Janice Riccio, 52, 3100 block of Quail Court, Englewood. Charge: battery. Bond: none. The North Port Police Department reported the following arrests: Bryanna Marie Sheckler, 29, 500 block of Center Road, Venice. Charge: possession of cocaine, possession and or use of drug equipment. Bond: $2,000. Kathryn Louise Mejia, 39, 8500 block of W. Bessemmer Avenue, North Port. Charge: out-of-county warrant: Collier County: violation of state probation: driving while license is suspended or revoked. Bond: none. Compiled by Anne Easker and Brianna KwasnikPOLICE BEAT*The leading consumer reporting agency conducted a 16 month outdoor test of gutter guards in 2010 and recognized LeafFilter as the #1 rated professionally installed gutter guard system in America. *For those who qualify. ** **One coupon per household. 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N/E/P/C www.yoursun.com | The Sun | THURSDAY, JULY 30, 2020 PAGE 3Beveryone here but Im excited about my future. Meeker was awarded a $5,000 Great Future scholarship from the club. We have an agency fund at the Charlotte Community Foundation that was set up for the purpose of awarding continuing education scholarships, said Monica Luna, director of development. Applicants must have been a club member for a minimum of 5 years, a volunteer during high school, and must be a well-rounded student with solid grades/extra-curricular activities. Applications are reviewed by the scholarship committee and approved by the board. Meeker already has a job lined up at a Boys & Girls Club branch in Tallahassee. Executive Director Lynn Dorler along with Board of Directors member John Ramirez handed out the diplomas on stage. Im proud of our graduates and very proud of Danielle, Dorler said. Ive known her since she was in kindergarten, and to see how far shes come ... its just amazing. Its not going to be easy to say goodbye. Email: sue.erwin@yoursun.com Nandam said the state can still decide its not feasible, and it doesnt have to spend the full $7 million before deciding on feasibility. Punta Gorda will pay to x truck tra c problem on Madrid Boulevard. (Matthews) The city had asked FDOT to keep trucks from driving through Burnt Store Aisles to get to U.S. 41 at Madrid. But the city has decided to spend its own sales tax dollars to put a tra c light on Burnt Store Road at the Home Depot store, Matthews said. Thats where the trucks start before using Madrid as a shortcut. Email: betsy.calvert@yoursun. comROADFROM PAGE 1B Tourism signs on exits o Interstate 75 were one of many points of debate and disagreement between local o cials and state transportation engineers. Punta Gorda wants its signs on the Interstate 75 exit at U.S. 17, but theres not enough room, said Florida Department of Transportation. Thats why it put a few on the exit at Harborview Road.FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION The clinics patients are 18 to 64 years old, primarily people working in the service industry, construction and other jobs who cannot a ord medical insurance, or who do not receive insurance from their employers. They are also those who earn too much and cant qualify for Medicaid or other governmental assistance. Housed in the new Mac Horton-West Charlotte County Annex, 6868 San Casa Drive, the clinics doctors, nurses, other medical and non-medical sta volunteered their time to the clinic evenings before the pandemic. To learn more about the clinic, visit www.englewoodclinic. org. While the Englewood free clinic is treating its patients remotely, the Virginia B. Andes Volunteer Community Clinic at 21297 Olean Blvd., Port Charlotte, is serving its patients 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. For more information, visit www. volunteercare.org or call 941-766-9570. Email: steve.reilly@ yoursun.comCLINICFROM PAGE 1B SUN FILE PHOTO BY STEVE REILLY Charlotte County plans to renew its lease with the free Englewood Community Care Clinic at the countys West County Annex on San Casa Drive. Since 2011, nonpro t clinic has treated more than 2,700 patients, mostly working people who have no other availability to health care. SUN PHOTOS BY SUE ERWINBoys & Girls Clubs of Charlotte County Executive Director Lynn Dorler congratulates students on their academic achievements. Wesley Patterson receives his diploma from Board of Directors member John Ramirez and Executive Director Lynn Dorler.GRADUATESFROM PAGE 1B adno=3732027-1 ARE YOU SEARCHING FOR ANSWERS TO YOUR HEALTH PROBLEMS? ARE YOU GETTING WEAKER BY THE MOMENT?Call today and get a free massage gift certi cate when you sign up!COME CHECK OUT OUR NEW LOCATION ON TOLEDO BLADE BLVD JUST MINUTES FROM US 41 AND NORTH PORTS TOLEDO BLADE EXIT.Masks and temperature checks are mandatory and Covid19 compliant. ARE YOU WORRIED ABOUT FALLS AND SAFETY AT HOME? HAVE YOU TRIED EVERYTHING TO REDUCE PAIN?Answered yes to any of these questions thenFREEDOM REHAB AQUATIC THERAPY AND BALANCE CENTERhas the solutions youve been looking for. WE have three programs that are sure to  t your needs. Call today to  nd out about our AQUATIC THERAPY program, our land based FREEDOM FROM FALLS program and our homebased OUTPATIENT ON WHEELS program. Our programs will give you the answers to  How you can stay well  Stay healthy  Reduce pain  And reduce your risk of falling.adno=3756421-1 Call today at 941-400-1505 and eliminate pain, get stronger and  nally break free from whats holding you back! New kids on the block celebration!Opening week promotion a free session for those who qualify adno=3716937-1Check out the Sports Section in Fridays SUN Newspapers for the answers to this weeks UN CA H PRIZE PUZZLEDid someone solve it? Is someone $1400 richer? The prize started at $1000 and increases by $50 each week it goes unsolved. 

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PAGE 4B THURSDAY, JULY 30, 2020 | The Sun | www.yoursun.com N/E/P/C OUR VIEWMarsys Law ruling calls for transparencyOUR VIEW: A judges ruling that Marsys Law does not protect the names of law ocers who shoot and/or kill civilians supports our view.The argument that names of law ocers who shoot someone in the line of duty are exempt from public record was shot down recently by a Leon County Circuit judge. The judge ruled the public has a vital right to evaluate the conduct of our law enforcement ocers, who are empowered to arrest people and use deadly force. In other words, we all should be able to learn which cops are shooting and killing people  even if they have done everything according to the book and their conduct is perfectly acceptable. The judges ruling was to settle a lawsuit led in the case of a Tallahassee police ocer who shot and killed Tony McDade and another unnamed ocer involved in separate case. The suit argued their names should not be shielded by Marsys Law, which calls for eliminating the names of victims in crimes from all reports to protect their identity. The law, which has been passed in numerous states, was championed by a man whose family was not aware the alleged killer of his sister was out on bail. The idea behind the law is to protect the family from harassment or the possibility of having to deal with any threat from the criminal. Law enforcement agencies in Florida, including the Charlotte County and Sarasota County sheris oces, have interpreted that law to include ocers who are involved in a gunght, or who have been threatened, and shoot someone in self defense. There are two specic incidents in Charlotte County where the names of ocers have not been released in a shooting death. Bradley Rundle, a 61-year-old Englewood man, was killed in 2019 by deputies who responded to a family disturbance, after Rundle began ring at them. Rundle had served 20 years in the military and suered from post-traumatic stress disorder, according to his family. More recently, Sean Constance, 37, of Sarasota, was shot and killed by a deputy in training in February after he got out of a car during a trac stop and immediately pulled out a gun, reportedly ring at the deputy and his trainer. We have no reason to believe ocers did anything wrong in either case. In the Rundle shooting, they may even be in line for kudos by short circuiting an incident that could have evolved into a deadly shooting of innocent relatives. Our argument has always been that ocers have a job to do and these incidents are part of that job. Categorizing them as victims is a stretch used to keep them out of the public spotlight. Naming them is also important so the public can be aware, for example, if an ocer is involved in multiple shootings or use of force arrests. A history of such actions could suggest there is a problem. The Florida Police Benevolent Association will appeal the judges decision. The union wants to continue to protect the names of ocers involved in deadly shootings. The judges ruling was a win for First Amendment rights. It is our belief that any appeal should, and will be, denied and hopefully, in the near future, the names of ocers who make the delicate decision to use deadly force will be available to the public. We should not resort to violenceE:Lets think of things that happened to us last week both good and bad. Now this week let us change what happened last week. Can we change the actual event? No, but we can learn from the experience. If it is a good result we want to do whatever we can to have this happen again. If it was bad result we want to do something to prevent this from happening again. Like the old adage about a child putting their hand on a hot stove should they learn a lesson and not do it again. It is a learning experience. If this is not remembered chances are they will do it again since there is no memory of being burned. We cant change what has happened from years ago. We can only try to better ourselves and try to make sure this does not occur again. But we must do it in ways that make changes that are lasting and not try to get immediate gratication. Looting and burning stores may fulll an immediate need but when you run out of what you took, where can you now get what you need? BLM leader: If change doesnt happen, then we will burn down this system (from the NY Post June 3, 2020). Is this what they really want? More soldiers that were ghting to abolish slavery died during the Civil War than those who were ghting to keep slavery. Is this what our country has come to? M E Port CharlotteWilliams will x problems in schoolsE:I have a friend that I have known for years. His name is Joe Williams. He is running for the Charlotte County School Board. He has a big family and has been sending his children to our schools for years. He understands the problems facing our school system. His dedication to improving the school system prompted him to run for School Board in the last election. It is too bad that he wasnt elected then. If he had been we may not have seen a school tax increase. We would also have a better school system. His common sense ideas will help steer us back to the things that we used to do that worked, like sending out report cards. Parents not receiving report cards. That is ridiculous. Joe will x these problems. He will denitely speak up when things arent right and look for a solution instead of denying the problem. An honest family man looking to represent the parents and taxpayers. We should all vote Joe Williams. R W Punta GordaWhen will Congress stop Trumps storm troopers?E:In 1934, former German Naval Commander Martin Niemoller spoke out against the tyranny of Adolph Hitler in the now-famous quotation beginning, First they came forand I did not speak out and ending several sentences later with, Then they came for me  and there was no one left to speak for me. When is Congress going to speak out against the tyranny of Donald Trump, whose uninvited troops are now in Portland, Oregon pulling citizens into unmarked vans? All thats missing are the hob-nailed boots and a swastika. And these paramilitary, secret police tactics are being planned for many cities. When is Congress going to put a stop to the lawless rampage of this man who would be king? This incompetent government tried to hide documents showing 18 states agged as red zones in the pandemic  one of which is Florida. When will Congress stop the continued attempts by this president to divide and conquer? Will they speak out before there is no one left to speak for them? B B VeniceTrump supporters dont need real factsE:Todays (July 23) Sun has two letters from Trump supporters that I would like to address. The rst writer tells us that Joe Biden is in the early stages of Alzheimers, and he signed the letter incorrectly, he forgot to put the DR. in front of his name, or the M.D. after it, he obviously believes he is a doctor. The second letter writer tells us that Trump did a great job creating a vaccine by cutting the red tape involved. He obviously thinks that drug companies need permission to do research. But like I said in the rst sentence of my letter, Trump supporters dont need facts, they prefer what all Trump supporters prefer, alternate (lies) facts. Listening to Trump talking about the virus, is like listening to Grimms fairy tales, I guess he talks with that fth grade speech pattern so his supporters will understand him. I wonder what his supporters think about him wishing Epsteins accomplice Ghislaine Maxwell well in a nationally televised speech? J A D B Rotonda WestThe Left is dividing, tearing down countryE:Is it just me or has the Left become desperate as the election approaches? We have gone beyond civil discourse to outright anarchy. Rather than try to unite the country, the Left and MSM is furthering division. Can you see what is happening? Rather than trying to nd common ground and nding ways to solve complex social issues, the Left is causing further division by segregating black and white people through the MSM. The hatred of the Left is dividing this country. They are pushing for another civil war that will result in the destruction of what America stands for. For all our past mistakes, this country is still a beacon for people seeking a better life regardless of skin color. Maybe we should be teaching our kids American history, not the 1619 Project which furthers more racism. What happened to George Floyd was despicable and the ocers involved deserve swift punishment for their actions. But to use that as a launching pad to divide the country, cause riots, burn businesses, tear down monuments, hurt innocent people is unbelievable. The media has stopped showing you the wanton destruction happening in our cities. Theyre lucky Covid-19 came along so they dont have to show you the tearing apart of this country. The MSM doesnt want you to see the results of their pushing racism. What is the Lefts agenda? The destruction of America. Think long and hard about your November 2020 vote. L A Port CharlotteBest book Ive read is about a whaleE:Theres not much to do lately. Ive always read two to three books a week. Having trouble nding some meat lately. The giants become bazzilionaires and write about writers. Last Stephen King book was about a writer. He started doing that years ago. What happened to scary clowns and dead cats coming back to life? Grisham lately writes about a bunch of writers and a bookstore owner on a ctional island near Jacksonville. One is writing a book about a writer! Who cares. What happened to the honorable judge Omar noose presiding in that Mississippi courtroom. I laughed out loud! Now theyre pumping out beach fare. I drug out an old book called Sounding about a 55-year-old sperm whale heading from the arctic south to tell his old pod humans wont kill them in a cod feeding grounds anymore. More drama than Ive read in a while. Excellent book by Hank Searles, btw. Give me something to read! E K Englewood 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 | THURSDAY, JULY 30, 2020 PAGE 5BThe violence perpetrated in the streets of cities across America continues because state and local elected ocials (all Democrats) refuse to do what is necessary to stop it. These acts no longer t the denition of protest. Rather, sedition denes them: incitement of discontent or rebellion against a government. President Trump has ordered agents from the Department of Homeland Security to quell the disturbances in Portland, Oregon, and Chicago, which appear to be coordinated, and stop them from spreading to other cities. On Wednesday, the White House announced the deployment of what it terms federal assets, which William Barr dened as street agents and investigators, to targeted cities experiencing the most violence. Some contend the president is exceeding his constitutional authority and whats known as the Posse Comitatus Act of 1878, which prohibits the use of U.S. military forces to perform the tasks of civilian law enforcement such as arrest, apprehension, interrogation, and detention unless explicitly authorized by Congress. It may be splitting hairs to say DHS forces are not the military, but the larger question is this: Should the president allow federal property to be destroyed and people shot, given the refusal of some mayors and governors to intervene? Or, for the sake of preserving domestic tranquility, saving human life and protecting public and private property take the action he has taken? Perhaps the media should ask people whose jobs have been disrupted, their businesses destroyed, their work suspended  or ended  if they are OK with allowing the rioting to continue. Pundits and activists can ponticate all they want from the safety of their basements and the security of uninterrupted paychecks, but what about the victims? Have they no right to be safe and secure? A federal law known as 18 U.S. Code 2385 and titled Advocating overthrow of Government says this: Whoever knowingly or willingly advocates, abets, advises, or teaches the duty, necessity, desirability, or propriety of overthrowing or destroying the government of the United States or the government of any state, Territory, District or Possession thereof, or the government of any political subdivision therein ... and if two or more persons conspire to commit any oense named in this section, each shall be ned under this title or imprisoned not more than twenty years, or both, and shall be ineligible for employment by the United States or any department or agency thereof, for the ve years next following his conviction. (Emphasis mine.) That sounds clear to me, and it should be clear to everyone else, that there are forces that wish to destroy not only the presidency of Donald Trump and prevent his re-election, but who hate the country. These protesters, who appear to be mostly spoiled, mostly white, and mostly young, have likely been radicalized in their universities and on social media. They are destroyers, not builders. Elected leaders who refuse to stop them are as guilty of abetting a crime as the driver of the getaway car after a bank robbery. The president is right to put a stop to this just as he would be right to order the military to oppose an outside enemy seeking to destroy the nation. If these anarchists are allowed to get away with their crimes, there will be more anarchy. Peace through strength is not just a slogan to be invoked when ghting foreign enemies and terrorists. It is also a policy that will deter this spoiled mob that has no gratitude for a nation that has given them everything and to which they have returned little. They should be arrested, prosecuted and locked up so that order may be restored. Readers may email Cal Thomas at tcaeditors@tribpub. com.Rioters are seditionists, not protesters CAL THOMASTribune Media Even if Novembers electoral tsunami is still just a rumor on the horizon, that big blue wave already is rocking Republican boats. We can sense something dierent in the distance, not only because the polls say so but because political journalism has departed from its banal narrative. Instead of the repetitious dullness of Democrats in disarray, there is the freshly entertaining spectacle of Republican civil war. Indeed, the Democratic Party appears exceptionally united, following a primary season that threatened to erupt in division over its own ethnic, gender, geographic and ideological diversity. Instead of the angry and sometimes ugly recriminations that marred the aftermath of the 2016 primaries, which contributed heavily to Hillary Clintons defeat in the Electoral College, the 2020 competition concluded with armations of common purpose. And unlike 2016, the followers of Bernie Sanders seem ready to fall in behind the nominee, as their candidate promptly and fervently urged them to do. Very few Sanders supporters are telling pollsters that they will vote for anyone except Joe Biden. In this cycle, the Republican Party is tearing itself apart from within rather than marching in their normal obedient lockstep. The prospect of doom rarely unites any political constituency, particularly when that group is motivated by power rather than principle or patriotism. What was once the Grand Old Party is now merely Grifters on Parade  and as President Donald Trumps approval ratings decline, GOP elected ocials are looking for someone to blame. This time theyre aiming at each other. Within the House Republican Conference, the ultra-right Trump cultists revolted last week, aiming to oust Rep. Liz Cheney, R-W.Y., the only woman in their leadership. Florida Rep. Matt Gaetz and Ohio Rep. Jim Jordan, among others, accused Cheney of insucient loyalty to the president and demanded that she step down. Although Cheney actually votes more reliably with Trump than either Gaetz or Jordan, she had the temerity to suggest that Republicans follow the advice of Dr. Anthony Fauci, the governments chief epidemiologist, since the coronavirus pandemic is now raging out of control across the red states. Using science to stem a disease that has taken nearly 150,000 lives in four months is now Republican heresy. On the other side of the Capitol, Sens. Ted Cruz, R-Texas, and Rand Paul, R-Ky., are furious with Sen. Tom Cotton, R-Ark., Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., and other members of their caucus for considering another round of economic assistance for families, states and municipalities. Confronted with the bankruptcy of scal conservatism, the senators cant agree on whether to pass a new COVID-19 relief bill. Evidently, Cruz and Paul would let families and cities starve, while Cotton  and perhaps Trump  fears the political consequences of that cruel and destructive attitude. So unemployment benets are due to expire at the end of July, leaving tens of millions of Americans in potential destitution because the Senate Republicans fumbled this responsibility. If the election were held today, the Republicans would risk losing the White House, the Senate majority and even more House seats. The peril to their party expands every day, as this president continues to fail in dealing with the pandemic and the economic ruin it has wrought. As public condence in Trump vanishes, his most devoted followers in the House and the Senate only become more obsequious. But the brighter Republican ocials are starting to realize that this disastrous presidency may destroy their party, and that obsessive loyalty to Trump may become a suicide pact. The strife now erupting among Republicans is a product of Trumps incompetence and corruption, none of which disturbed his party until they noticed that their own hides might be in danger. For months and years, they have let him and his ruinous administration run wild, either too cowardly or too cynical to utter a word of dissent. Now the waters are getting rough; the ship of state is starting to founder; and soon the rats will be leaping over the gunwales. Trump is perfectly cast as the mad and selsh commander of a sinking vessel. If the fate of the nation werent at stake, this would be highly entertaining. Bring popcorn anyway. To nd out more about Joe Conason and read features by other Creators Syndicate writers and cartoonists, visit the Creators Syndicate website at www.creators.com.Republicans skirmish aboard a sinking ship JOE CONASONCreators Syndicate Starrs business experience is outdatedE:Bob Starr and his supporters keep bringing up this talking point that the airport only gets 27 cents per passenger while other airports get $8, and that general aviations $700K contribution is more than the airline. Well I am not very good at math, but clearly 27 cents multiplied by 1.6 million passengers plus $700K does not equal the $15 million in net revenues that the airport made last year. This is where I ask how could someone with such extensive business experience make these kinds of statements? Then I realize that Mr. Starrs business experience was from over 30 years ago. When Bob retired here in the 1980s the internet was not yet invented. In fact, things that were invented in the years surrounding Bobs last business experience such as the Space Shuttle, autofocus on cameras, and the CD player, have long since retired or been replaced by better more ecient ideas. Its no wonder he doesnt understand the business model of one of the best performing airports in the world; hes working on business principles from the early 1980s. Bob needs to step aside and allow someone with current business experience that understands why the airport is doing so well and how to compliment that business, not dismantle it by raising fees on passengers making it more expensive for you and me. Im voting for Vanessa Oliver and you should too! W J EnglewoodWe must ditch Mitch and dump TrumpE:Congressional Republicans need to remove their American ag pins and replace them with a hammer and sickle beginning with Sen. Ron Johnson and continue with all that have stayed silent over openly using Russian propaganda to sway our elections and refuse to stand for our troops that have a bounty on their heads by their friend Putin! Where are the Libertarians that were outraged over Ruby Ridge, Waco and our Second Amendment? The chants of theyre coming for your guns are now mute for our most treasured First Amendment. Supporting unidentiable camo clad thugs to beat protesters including a Navy vet. Trump with his consulaire Barr are ruling as we are an autocracy with impunity as Congressional Republicans kiss the ring. Remember Benghazi Congressman Jordan? Mum over more than 140,000 dying of Covid-19 with that number climbing. He must be out looking for his jacket? This President has lied, cheated i.e. emoluments clause, deled our international relationships, ruined our national reputation, quadrupled our department, turning us into a country with travel bans on us and not a word from Republicans. He golfs while over worked stressed doctors and nurses put their lives on the line and struggle to nd PPE. He could have, from January introduced the Presidential Emergency Act if he or his minions knew or cared. Contrary to what Trump says we are failing in controlling this pandemic. Now our children are expendable while his and theirs are protected. Ditch Mitch and dump Trump! F T Port CharlotteTrump supporters embrace our valuesE:There was a letter writer recently who asked why cant Trumps supporters see who he is? The answer is easy, we know he has aws and we see a man who is trying hard to keep the promises he made getting elected. In spite of the incredibly wasteful, foolish and idiotic antics of the Democrats, the media, and progressive (more like regressive) socialists elected by Democrats. We can see that the Democratic party wants to usher us into a socialist/communistic era and we will resist. We want to keep our countrys values which have established this great nation secure. Anyone who thinks that we will give up is not in their right mind. G H Port CharlotteTrump is xing train wreck he inheritedE:In reference to a letter dated July 14, the writer, being an intelligent person, did not show what is more important, common sense. If readers go between the lines, they will discover the President then had the whole country behind him because he was transparent, honest and loved America. But moving forward we didnt see much of that, except for Kennedy, until Reagan came into oce and inspired the Americans with his candor and honest approach to bring America back to a respectful nation. Move forward again to 2008-2016 where we lost all we had gained through a weak president who, according to what is common knowledge is now very wealthy. How we ask, well common sense tell you he used his position to get there. Now one more move forward brings you to our current president, who gave up his lifestyle to bring us back to the Eisenhower, Reagan way of running the country. It has not been easy as he has been harassed by the left even before he won. Despite all this he has worked tirelessly because he loves America and the American people. We need four more years of his leadership to get back on track from the train wreck caused by a lot of people with no common sense. P B EnglewoodThese doctors I believe saved my lifeE:In 2017 I was diagnosed with a carcinoid tumor on my colon. This had been diagnosed several years before by a radiologist as a feature on my colon. Our family doctor, Kenneth Reiss, advised me to make an appointment with Dr. Percent at the cancer center. I saw Dr. Percent who is an oncologist and hematologist and is a great doctor. He informed me of several options for me to consider. His recommendation was surgery and informed me that we had a new surgeon in the county Dr. Steven Goldin who had moved here from Tampa. I saw Dr. Goldin and was very impressed and scheduled surgery which was done at Fawcett Hospital. He was able to remove not only the tumor but several areas that it had spread to. The three doctors I have mentioned saved my life and I give them the highest recommendation. R L. H Port CharlotteJohn Lewis was inspiration for allE:The death of Rep. John Lewis is losing part of our countrys history. The last living speaker with Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.s I have a Dream iconic speech. Rep. John Lewis a slight man who marched into certain brutality with the courage of a giant. He was a man of humility, peace and conviction. He stood for and fought without violence, equality for all. His sense of character, honesty and dignity will be sorely missed especially in todays Congress. What a drastic comparison he with his strength and seless courage is to our cowardly president. Rest in peace representative for all John Lewis. F T Port CharlotteWe should learn from Venezuela violenceE:When socialist mobs took over Venezuela, statues were torn down, citizens turned against each other, street names were changed, ags were redesigned, police were murdered then disbanded, churches and businesses were destroyed. Sound familiar? L G Punta Gorda 

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PAGE 6B THURSDAY, JULY 30, 2020 | The Sun | www.yoursun.com N/E/P/CCHARLOTTEMarylin A. StasiMarylin A. Stasi, 85, of Lake Suzy, Fla., entered eternal life peacefully on July 17, 2020. She was born on December 4, 1934, in Elizabeth, N.J. She is preceded in death by her husband Richard, her parents Frank and Mary Agnes Wehrle and her siblings Kathleen, Frank, Lorraine and Raymond. Marylin was a woman of many names, aside from Marylin she was known as Mom, Nanny, Aunt Doll, Aunt Marylin and Lynn. She was a devoted wife and stay-at-home mom until her daughters went o to college. She was an avid bowler in her day and enjoyed doing odd jobs and making crafts. Her Cambourne Shores home in Toms River was her getaway and she most de nitely enjoyed gallivanting with her best friend Jean Stivale and cousins Kathleen Mierjewski and Ann Sis Capone. She moved to the Lake Suzy area from Toms River in 2008. She will be dearly missed by her daughters Maureen and Laura Stasi, grand-daughter Brynn Marie Goldate, grand-son-in-law Jassiel Barberena and great-grandson Cameron Richard Barberena along with many nephews and nieces. A funeral service will be held at 11 a.m. Friday, July 31, 2020, at San Antonio Catholic Church 24445 Rampart Blvd., Port Charlotte followed by interment with her husband Rich at the Sarasota National Cemetery. In lieu of  owers, memorial donations may be made to Tidewell Hospice 5955 Rand Blvd, Sarasota, Florida 34238-9989.ENGLEWOODAndrew William Wind1932-2020 An Englewood, Fla., resident since 1996, Andrew William Wind, age 87, died peacefully at home on July 23, 2020. Besides his beloved wife of 64 years, Dorothy Dot Monroe, Andy leaves behind their three children: Suzanne Wind Gaskell (John), of Lyme, Conn., Kevin Andrew Wind of Venice, Fla.; and Nancy Wind Benjamin (Keith d. 2008) of Tiburon, Calif., Grandchildren: Jeremy and Matthew Greenbaum, Bruce and Peri Benjamin. Andy was the youngest of four children born to Andrew William Wind, Sr. and Mildred A. McCarthy, on November 13, 1932, in Utica, N.Y. Andy is survived by two of his sisters: Margaret Barry of East Syracuse, N.Y. and Arlene McShane (William) of Fair eld Glade, Tenn. A sister, Lois Goodspeed, predeceased him. He is also survived by his  rst cousin, Henry Bud Wind of Englewood who convinced Andy and Dot to retire to Englewood. Andy and Dots marriage in 1956 marked the beginning of an adventure that led them from New York to Connecticut, Massachusetts, Vermont, and eventually Florida. In 1973, realizing a long-held dream of owning his own business, he bought a grocery store in Saxtons River, Vt., which he operated until retirement in 1994. A celebration of Andys life will be arranged at a later date; internment will be at Sarasota National (Veterans) Cemetery. Lemon Bay Funeral Home (lemonbayfh. com) is in charge of arrangements. Please see their website for more details.OBITUARIES WORDSOF COMFORT What the heart has once owned and had, it shall never lose. Henry Ward Beecher By BOB MUDGESENIOR WRITERSARASOTA  David Graham wants to trade his position in the Sarasota County Schools analytics group for another district job: School Board member. Hes running against Karen Rose to replace longtime Board Member Caroline Zucker in the District 2 seat. The race is nonpartisan, which means it will be decided in the Aug. 18 primary. A 1985 graduate of Riverview High School in Sarasota, Graham was away from the area for about 30 years for college and a career in business intelligence, moving back in 2016. He brought his experience crunching numbers to the district, where one of his areas of focus is the achievement gap. He said he started going to School Board meetings because the district was involved in lawsuits and other contentious issues. When he heard a board member say during a meeting: If you dont like it, why dont you run for School Board? he said, I felt like they were talking to me. Ive got to stand up for what I believe in, he said. As he delved into district policies and procedures, he said he was surprised to learn it didnt have a disaster preparedness plan to turn to when the pandemic hit. A distance learning plan was developed but teachers werent all using the same platforms to teach or communicate with their students, he said. They will be to the extent that learning will be online when school resumes, which should happen in a hybrid system o ering both in-person and distance learning, he said. But if theyre working with students in person and remotely at the same time, he said, theyre going to need help in the classroom. The achievement gap is largely unchanged over the last 12 years, he said, with both Black and Hispanic students lagging behind whites. He suggests sending certi ed teachers who work at district headquarters into the schools to help and creating after-school enrichment centers where students could get assistance with homework, and maybe even a meal. Hed also like to implement dual language classes, as Manatee County has done, to bring students along in their subjects as they gain pro ciency in English. He opposes vouchers because the standards for them have gotten so loose that private schools can cherry-pick the students they accept, which will drive down achievement standards in public schools and prove they dont work. The recent superintendent search was perfect, he said, showing that the board could work together and with the community without bickering. In this case they listened to everybody, he said. In ghting is distracting and looks bad, he said. How can we ask the students and teachers to act professional if were not acting professional? he said. In all regards, he said, we should be an example for all the other school districts in the state and nationally.SCHOOL BOARD DISTRICT 2Set example for other districtsRiverview High grad up for school board seat in AugustGRAHAM By ELAINE ALLENEMRICHENGLEWOOD COMMUNITY EDITORENGLEWOOD  COVID-19 wont stop students from getting backpacks on Saturday. However, the Back to School Expo will be a bit di erent this year. Its curbside. Kids Needs of Englewood will give children in kindergarten through 12th grade backpacks  lled with school supplies. A local food bank is also giving bags of food to families from 9 a.m. to noon Saturday. Its all happening at Englewood SKY Academy, 871 River Road. Students at SKY Academy, Vineland, Myakka River and Englewood elementary schools, L.A. Ainger Middle School and Lemon Bay High School are welcome. Instead of parents and children sifting through clothing at an in-person expo like every year, this Saturday they must stay inside their vehicle. That doesnt mean families wont get clothing. They will get a  yer inviting them pick out free clothing from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at nearby Kids Needs of Greater Englewood, 272 S. Indiana Ave., Englewood. Children can also get a cloth bag  lled with soap, toothpaste and other toiletries. Kids Needs Greater Englewood, is a grass-roots nonpro t, run solely by volunteers. They collect donations from Englewood, Rotonda, Boca Grande, and Placida and distribute them to local families. Families can just show up, but they wont be allowed inside the closet, said Leslie Edwards. We will have them  ll out a form with the childs shoe and underwear size, then a volunteer will gather them and hand them their bag through the door. Becca DeRosa said volunteers are ready to serve about 500 students. We did about 450 students last year, said DeRosa, Kids Needs board chair. I have no idea this year. Weve seen a reduction of parents come to the closet since the coronavirus hit. We will keep it safe. We will ask parents who come to Kids Needs to wear a mask. Our volunteers will wear masks and gloves. Any parent who cant make it Saturday can pick out clothing at Kids Needs next week from 4 to 7 p.m. Monday through Friday. Only three people at a time inside, and a 10 or 15 minute time limit, DeRosa said. Schools in Charlotte and Sarasota counties are slated to open Aug. 31. All students must wear masks and or face coverings on school property. Email: elaine.allen@yoursun. comEnglewood children can get free school supplies SaturdayKids Needs Back to School Expo is set for SKY Academy By CRAIG GARRETTSTAFF WRITERNOTE: The North Port Sun is pro ling candidates and issues for the next election cycle. NORTH PORT  Cheryl Cook is a former North Port city commissioner seeking North Ports District 2 commission seat held by Christopher Hanks. Hanks is running for a seat on the Sarasota County Commission. Barbara Langdon and Jacqueline Moore have also  led for the position. The primary election is Aug. 18, general election on Nov. 3. Cook is a retired entrepreneur who sold a successful Miami business and moved to North Port in 2002. NP Sun: Why run for city commission? Cook: I spent four years in o ce working hard to deliver citizen-friendly budgets, raising the quality of life of the citizens of North Port. Since I have been out of o ce, I have watched as this group on the dais have squandered everything my commission built up: the reserve funds, the positive reputation of the city, the integrity of the o ce, the opportunities to build the medical corridor along Toledo Blade, for instance. In my personal life, for over two decades, I started and grew a business using professional techniques that I then brought into city o ce. I spent my entire life learning my trade of  scal responsibility and I did it on my own dime. This is what I am made of: hard work and a respectable work ethic. I ate a lot of crow during my time in private business and then while I was in o ce; but sometimes thats what is necessary in order to do the right thing in private and public o ce. Sun: Qualifying background Cook: Again, I spent 23 years starting and growing a private business, guiding it to an extremely successful sale to a national consortium. During that time, mom and I did not want any, and received no, government bene ts, no special interest assistance. We built the company through hard work and an excellent reputation. We brought in professionals when needed. I navigated personnel issues, administration, multiple lease negotiations, met payroll even through adversity, and dealt with government issues. While in o ce, I served North Port with distinction, representing the city at Southwest Regional Planning Council on a monthly basis, including Sarasota Mayor Willie Shaws Quality of Life committee for four years, the Charlotte Harbor National Estuary Program on a semi-monthly basis for four years, the Sarasota County Tourism Development Board for four years and a grant committee for TDC. I sponsored as well as supported legislative issues that moved North Port in a forward direction for four years, including protecting the peoples pocket books and reorganizing the police department. I assisted former Cape Coral Mayor Jim Burch in writing, and having passed at  rst hearing in Tallahassee, legislation to bring state dollars to pre-platted cities to help pay for severely outdated infrastructure. Sun: Platform goals Cook: Bringing overspending back under control. You have to possess an eye toward identifying and challenging word trickery, steadfastness against bullying, as well as the ability to  ll in the blanks either inadvertently or purposefully left in the budget presentations. You have to go into o ce ready from day one to  ght for the people, using your abilities to call out inconsistencies. I have remained very involved in identifying these issues in the almost years since I was in o ce. Also, as I mentioned, zoning practices are inappropriate to the point of illegitimacy and bordering on, if not, illegal. Case in point: the ex parte communications by electeds during quasi-judicial items such as the recent 7/11-gas station hearings. Electeds were com-municating their decisions to residents against the applicant before the hearings took place and, also, were not forwarding these ex-parte contacts to make readily available to the applicant. Not only does that indicate a lack of due process on the part of the politicians, but it exposes the taxpayers to litigation as well as a ruinous reputation for questionable behavior by those at the highest level of city government. Everyone in the city is a ected by these activities because it goes to quality of life, property values and erosion of public con dence. My third goal is to bring fairness and professionalism back to the dais. From end of November 2016 through most of 2017, we saw the Rules of Procedure suspended at the beginning of each meeting and consensus voting taking place. This was to bene t those on the dais, and not citizens. Again, this appears to be an illegitimate process, ultimately a city being run without recognized rules, only those made up by politicians. Businesses recognize these as highly questionable practices and would are repelled from associating themselves with a city because of this behavior. Businesses look to partner with cities  North Ports competitors  that are run by professionals and follow an easily identi ed and legitimate protocol. We havent seen reputable behavior by upper levels of city government in North Port since November 2016. Sun: North Port priorities Cook: Get overspending under control to stop the taxpayer bleed. Youre going to lose present homeowners in the near future if we dont get our act together. When mortgage companies begin to collect again, many will be in the hole. We have to tighten our belts to prepare for future downturns. We have to re-evaluate sta . Remove incompetence, expose violators of Sunshine laws. We need to make our government transparent  and this includes direction to the clerk to make electeds emails as available as they have made citizens production of requests. We have to lessen the lawsuits against the city by bringing integrity back. We have to re-evaluate why suddenly the city needs three attorneys while still outsourcing legal work; why the city suddenly needs three city manager-level sta . We need to make every employee accountable for their positions. One position that I have received complaints about is the grant-writing position. We need a professional grant writer. We need to identify backroom deals that are going on and research special interest projects and shut them down. A 30% increase in taxes last year? That is outrageous. It is equally breathtakingly audacious for the politicians to sit up there and tell the people of North Port to help design the budget. They were elected and took oaths to work in the best interests of the people. This is a constitutional duty. Thats the job they were elected for. Thats the job I was elected for and I performed exceptionally well. Sun: As a city commissioner, how would you be remembered in 100 years? Cook : As the commissioner who brought  scal responsibility, positive growth, accountability and embracing of our natural wonders back to North Port. My website is electcherylcook.com and for the reasons stated above and more, I believe I am the only individual who can take on this enormous task of righting the city government. Email: craig.garrett@yoursun. comMeet Cheryl CookNorth Port commission candidate (District 2), protecting peoples pocketbooksCOOK 

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THURSDAY, JULY 30, 2020 | YOURSUN.COM | facebook.com/SunPreps | @Sun_Preps | SECTION B 4HIT FREDDIE : Back in Atlanta, Freeman and the Braves take out the Rays.PAGE 8B INDEX | Lottery 8 | MLB 8-9 | Scoreboard 9 | Weather 10NFL: TAMPA BAY REPORT CARD By SCOTT ZUCKERSUN SPORTS EDITORThe Tampa Buccaneers players reported for training camp this week and, after getting tested, will go about the business of preparing for the 2020 NFL season. In order to help Bucs fans prepare for the upcoming season, the Sun oers a preseason report card for the team. Today we will address the oense and tomorrow the defense and special teams. QUARTERBACK You may have heard the Bucs nally cut bait on Jameis Winston and signed a veteran who had some success over in the AFC. Tom Brady brings his talents, 249 career victories, 14 Pro Bowls, four Super Bowl MVP trophies, three league MVP awards and three rst team All-Pro selections to Tampa Bay. He also brings his six Super Bowl rings. But in spite of his famous health regiment, he is still 42 years old. While his numbers (4057 yards passing with 24 TDs and only 8 INTs) last season remained impressive, his quarterback rating was his worst in six years. Bucs coach Bruce Arians doesnt think Brady will have issues adjusting to the oense. Hes way ahead of the curve. Hes a very bright guy  the terminology was the big thing, Arians said on a call this week. I think hes in a great spot right now as far as that goes. Bradys main backups are Blaine Gabbert and Ryan Grin. Gabbert, 30, is a former Jaguar rst round pick who found some success as a backup. But he missed the 2019 season with a shoulder injury. Grin completed two of four attempts for 18 yards last season. Grade: B+ By TIM REYNOLDSAP BASKETBALL WRITERLAKE BUENA VISTA  Games were canceled. Practice facilities were shuttered. A season ended unceremoniously for eight teams. The draft process was delayed, as was free agency. Some players tested positive for the coronavirus. Many more took to the streets and used their voices to demand justice and equality as racism and police brutality sparked a nationwide conversation. The world has changed since the NBA stopped on March 11. For 22 franchises, however, there is a goal that remains in place. The NBA, at long last, is ocially back. A re-opening night doubleheader inside the bubble at Walt Disney World awaits Thursday, when New Orleans takes on Utah before a matchup of the top two teams in the Western Conference  the Los Angeles Lakers and Los Angeles Clippers. There wont be any fans in attendance, health and safety protocols that were painstakingly written in response to the coronavirus pandemic will be paramount, and teams cant even shower in the arena after games. But after 20 weeks of waiting, wondering and worrying, the 2019-20 NBA season is ready to hit the restart button with a champion scheduled to be crowned in October. Nobodys life is pretty much how they planned it to be at this point with the pandemic, so you take it for what it is, Clippers forward and reigning NBA Finals MVP Kawhi Leonard said. Everybody is happy that a champion will be crowned this year, and if thats the 2020 championship, then we want it. You know, thats how I look at it. This is what the layout is, as far as to go out there and complete this journey. MLB NBA Grading the Bucs offense AP FILE PHOTOQuarterback Tom Brady, center in orange, has already been bonding with his new Tampa Bay teammates. Ready for games that count? AP PHOTOGiannis Antetokounmpo and the Bucks believe they can build on the momentum they established while producing the NBAs best record before the pandemic-imposed hiatus.NHL By STEPHEN WHYNOAP HOCKEY WRITERLong before Peter DeBoer coached two teams to the Stanley Cup Final, he got some experience at Canadian junior hockeys Memorial Cup that could serve him well right about now. That tournament starts with round-robin play before the knockout round. You denitely have to change your mindset, DeBoer said. His Vegas Golden Knights and other top teams in the East and West face a similar challenge in this most unusual expanded NHL playos, which begin Saturday. While 16 teams battle it out in best-of-ve elimination series to advance, the top four in each conference play each other in separate minitournaments to decide seeding. Even though there is no real home-ice advantage with games being played in empty arenas in Toronto and Edmonton, the situation presents players and coaches with how to jockey for position while also sharpening performance before elimination play starts. I think everything matters so much at that point where it can be both, Washington defenseman John Carlson said. Youre worried about what your games going to look like and how youre going to stack up right o the start, but they mean too much and seeding means a lot. The Lightning, Boston, the Capitals and Philadelphia in the East and St. Louis, Colorado, the Vegas Golden Knights and Dallas in the West nished in that order when the season stopped in March, but thats almost meaningless now. They Top teams face dilemma on what round-robin play means Lightning right wing Nikita Kucherov (86) celebrates his goal with teammate Brayden Point (21) as Florida defenseman Brady Keeper looks on Wednesday.AP PHOTO SEE NHL , 10B SEE GRADES , 10B SEE NBA , 10B By STEVEN WINEAP SPORTS WRITERMIAMI  The Miami Marlins, one of the most under-the-radar teams in sports, have been in the news lately. Sort of. A network TV news anchor referred to them this week as the Miami Dolphins. She later apologized and corrected herself, saying they were actually the Florida Marlins. The next day Dr. Anthony Fauci, opening day hurler for the Washington Nationals, also referred to their NL East rivals as the Miami Dolphins. Lack of respect? Even Rodney Dangereld would probably get the Marlins name wrong. Nonetheless, theyve become the talk of baseball while coping with a coronavirus outbreak that forced MLB to suspend their season through at least Sunday. Thanks to a 2-1 record, this is the latest the Marlins have ever been in rst place. The question isnt whether theyll make the playos, however, but whether theyll play another game. For starters, will other teams be willing to play them? Washington Nationals players voted almost unanimously against making a trip to Miami Will the Marlins play again?SEE MARLINS , 8B 

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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 Vincent Portell: Staff writer vportell@venicegondolier.comEmail: sports@sun-herald. comFax: 941-629-2085 HOW TO  Submit a story idea: Email sports@sun-herald.com or call 941-206-1175. 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. MLB ROUNDUP THE ASSOCIATED PRESSATLANTA  Freddie Freeman homered and drove in three runs on a four-hit night, leading the Braves to a 7-4 victory over the Tampa Bay Rays in Atlantas homer opener Wednesday. Freeman, who was stricken with the coronavirus before the shortened season and became so ill that he feared for his life, has quickly reclaimed his place as one of the games most feared hitters. He hit his rst homer of the season in the third, a two-run shot into the empty seats in right eld, and added an RBI single that capped a three-run sixth after Tampa Bay pulled ahead with three runs in the top half. The Braves snapped Tampa Bays four-game winning streak as the teams met for the third straight time, having played in St. Petersburg the two previous nights. Tampa Bay scrapped out an unearned run o Mike Soroka in the fth and pulled ahead for the rst time in the sixth, doing the bulk of the damage after Darren ODay (1-0) took over for the Atlanta starter. With two outs, Kevin Kiermaier drove in the tying run and Hunter Renfroe followed with a two-run single that put the Ray ahead 4-2. But the Tampa Bay bullpen couldnt hold the lead for Charlie Morton, who gave up six hits, walked one and struck out seven in a much-improved performance from opening day. Andrew Kittredge gave up back-to-back doubles, retiring only one hitter before giving way to Oliver Drake (0-1). The funky right-hander had a chance to escape with the lead intact, but Willy Adames bobbled a high chopper by Ozzie Albies that was ruled an ineld hit. Freeman followed with his fourth hit of the night, lining an RBI single to right-center. Albies was thrown out at third to end the inning, but Ender Inciarte had already crossed the plate with the go-ahead run. Atlanta added to its lead with two more runs in the seventh. Mark Melancon worked a perfect ninth for his rst save. The Rays denied Freeman another RBI in the rst after he launched a drive to deep right that sailed beyond the glove of Renfroe and bounced o the wall. Kiermaier, racing over from center to back up on the play, was in perfect position to catch the ricochet. He wheeled and threw to second baseman Brandon Lowe, who zipped another throw home that just was just in time to get Ronald Acuña Jr. as he attempted to elude the tag with a head-rst slide. NATIONALS 4, BLUE JAYS 0, 10 INNINGS WASHINGTON  Adam Eatons bases-loaded chopper broke a scoreless tie in the 10th inning on a close play and Asdrúbal Cabrera followed with a three-run triple, helping the Nationals snap a three-game losing streak by beating the playing-home-games-on-the-road Blue Jays 4-0. Torontos Nate Pearson, in his big league debut, and Washingtons Max Scherzer, in his 358th start in the majors, put up plenty of zeros. So did the relievers that followed. In the top  yes, top  of the 10th, though, Washington moved ahead after loading the bags with two walks from Torontos sixth pitcher, Shun Yamaguchi (0-2). After two strikeouts, Eaton bounced a ball o the mound. Second baseman Cavan Biggio grabbed it and tried to dive glove-rst at the bag, but was edged out by runner Andrew Stevenson. Daniel Hudson (1-0) got ve outs for the win. The 6-foot-6, 250-pound Pearson went ve innings, gave up two hits and struck out ve. Scherzer went 7 innings, gave up three hits and struck out 10  the 95th time he reached double-digit Ks. RANGERS 7, DIAMONDBACKS 4 ARLINGTON, Texas  Joey Gallo hit a tying, two-run homer in the eighth inning and the Texas Rangers scored three more runs after that to snap a threegame losing streak with a 7-4 win over the Arizona Diamondbacks. After Gallo lined an opposite-eld shot to left o Andrew Chan (0-1) for his second homer of the season, the Rangers loaded the bases with two outs. Elvis Andrus then hit a two-run single before Nick Solak added an RBI single. Todd Frazier hit his rst homer and had two doubles for Texas, whose ve-run inning accounted for only one run fewer than it had scored combined in their rst four games in the new $1.2 billion stadium with a retractable roof. Jonathan Hernandez (1-0) got the win despite giving up two runs in the eighth, and Nick Goody worked a perfect ninth for his rst save. ROCKIES 5, ATHLETICS 1 OAKLAND, Calif.  German Márquez struck out eight over six impressive innings to bounce back after losing on opening day at Texas, and the Colorado Rockies wrapped up a successful season-opening road trip by beating the Oakland Athletics 5-1. Charlie Blackmon delivered an insurance run with an RBI double in the eighth, then reached on an error in the ninth that led to a pair of runs. The Rockies went 4-1 on their trip after beating the As 8-3 on Tuesday night. They now go home to Coors Field. Garrett Hampson hit a goahead sacrice y in the fourth to help back Márquez (1-1), who on Friday against the Rangers carried a no-hit bid into the sixth before Texas rallied. WHITE SOX 4, INDIANS 0 CLEVELAND  Yasmani Grandal and Eloy Jiménez hit sacrice ies and the Chicago White Sox scored four runs in the ninth inning  three charged to ineective Cleveland closer Brad Hand  to beat the Indians 4-0. The Indians got eight terric innings from No. 5 starter Zach Plesac. He struck out a career-high 11, shut out the White Sox on three hits and continued a strong run of Cleveland pitching to start the season. Rookie Luis Robert hit a two-run single in the ninth as Chicago snapped a three-game losing streak and salvaged one game in the series. Chicago starter Lucas Giolito matched Plesac pitch for pitch through six, holding the Indians scoreless on four hits. It was a nice bounce back by the All-Star right-hander, who gave up a home run in Minnesota on his rst pitch of the season and was touched for seven runs in 3 innings. REDS 12, CUBS 7 CINCINNATI  Mike Moustakas and Nick Senzel homered in their returns from a COVID-19 scare, Nick Castellanos added a grand slam, and the Cincinnati Reds ended a four-game losing streak by beating the Chicago Cubs 12-7. Sonny Gray (2-0) extended his major league record to 35 consecutive starts allowing six hits or less. He gave up only Ian Happs double and fanned 11 as he pitched into the seventh inning. Kyle Hendricks (1-1) threw a three-hit shutout against the Brewers in the season opener but couldnt make it through the fth inning against Cincinnati. Moustakas had a two-run shot in the fourth, and Hendricks left after Eugenio Suárezs bases-loaded single an inning later. Castellanos connected for his fth career grand slam o Rex Brothers, and Senzel added a solo shot in the 27-minute half inning. TIGERS 5, ROYALS 4 DETROIT  JaCoby Jones hit a tiebreaking solo homer in the seventh inning, and Detroits bullpen came through again in a 5-4 victory over the Kansas City Royals. A night after pitching six scoreless innings in a win over the Royals, the Tigers relievers held Kansas City without a baserunner for four. Detroit rallied from a 4-0 decit thanks in large part to Jones, who doubled twice before connecting o Ian Kennedy (0-1) for his third homer of the year. Jonathan Schoop also went deep for the Tigers. Maikel Franco hit two doubles and a single for Kansas City, and Whit Merrield had two hits and scored twice. Bryan Garcia (1-0) earned his rst big league win, one of four Detroit relievers who pitched in the game. Joe Jimenez worked the ninth for his fourth save. Danny Duy allowed only three hits in ve innings for the Royals, but one of them was Schoops two-run shot in the fth, which barely made it past a leaping Merrield at the wall in right and tied the game at 4. Duy struck out eight with one walk. BREWERS 3, PIRATES 0 PITTSBURGH  Milwaukees Brandon Woodru allowed one hit and struck out 10 while working into the seventh inning as the Brewers beat the struggling Pittsburgh Pirates 3-0. Woodru (1-1) retired 19 of 21 batters, allowing a swinging bunt single to Phil Evans in the rst. Pittsburgh didnt manage another baserunner until Evans walked leading o the seventh. Woodrus stu was so overpowering the Pirates only hit one ball to the outeld during his 6 innings, a lazy yball to left by Gregory Polanco in the fth. Ben Gamel gave Woodru all the support he would need with a third-inning two-run homer over the right-eld seats o Joe Musgrove (0-2). The ball clipped the top of a wall on the concourse. Otherwise, it likely would have ended up in the Allegheny River. Keston Hiura homered in the sixth for the Brewers. Josh Hader worked a perfect ninth for his rst save as Milwaukee nished its season-opening trip at 3-3. Musgrove worked 5 innings, giving up four runs on three hits with three walks and eight strikeouts. for three games this weekend, before MLB called o the series. Philadelphia Phillies general manager Matt Klentak, whose team played the Marlins last weekend, acknowledged a level of discomfort regarding a rematch. If the Marlins are to keep playing, elding a team will be a challenge. Another Miami player tested positive for the virus, bringing the teams total to 16 infected players, a person familiar with the matter said Wednesday. The person spoke to The Associated Press on condition of anonymity because the test results were not announced. With half the team sidelined, rounding up roster replacements will be a patchwork eort. The Marlins farm system ranks with the best in baseball, but some of their top prospects arent on the 40-man roster, which will make it dicult to promote them to the majors. The Marlins have been scrambling to acquire players with big league experience. They claimed right-handers Mike Morin and Justin Shafer o waivers and signed free agent inelder Logan Forsythe. Placed on the injured list were outelder Harold Ramirez, catcher Jorge Alfaro and outelder-rst baseman Garrett Cooper, with more such moves likely to come. Fauci, the nations top infectious disease expert, said the major league season could be in jeopardy. But MLB remains optimistic it can navigate the pandemic, noting that Miami has been the only team with a positive test result since Friday. Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis was outspoken on that subject in May as he discussed the states handling of the virus crisis. Professional sports are going to be welcome in Florida, DeSantis said. That may not be the case in every other state in this country as weve seen. And so what I would tell commissioners of leagues is if you have a team in an area where they just wont let them operate, well nd a place for you here in the state of Florida, because we think its important, and we know that it can be done safely. The debate rages on, as does the virus.MARLINSFROM PAGE 7B AP PHOTOThe Braves Freddie Freeman (5) celebrates as he motions to empty seats after hitting a two-run home run during the third inning Wednesday against Tampa Bay in Atlanta.Freeman powers Braves over Rays 

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N/E/P/C www.yoursun.com | The Sun | THURSDAY, JULY 30, 2020 PAGE 9B MLB BOX SCORES COLORADO 5, OAKLAND 1Colorado AB R H BI BB SO Avg. Dahl cf 5 0 0 0 0 1 .227 Story ss 4 2 1 0 1 0 .278 Blackmon rf 5 0 2 1 0 1 .238 Arenado 3b 5 0 1 0 0 1 .222 D.Murphy dh 2 1 0 0 1 1 .214 b-M.Kemp ph 0 0 0 0 1 0 .250 1-Tapia pr-dh 0 0 0 0 0 0 .182 McMahon 1b 4 1 2 0 0 1 .222 Hilliard lf 2 0 1 0 0 1 .231 a-Owings ph-2b 2 0 0 0 0 1 .000 Hampson 2b-lf 2 1 1 1 1 0 .333 Wolters c 3 0 1 1 0 1 .214 Totals 34 5 9 3 4 8 Oakland AB R H BI BB SO Avg. Semien ss 4 0 1 0 0 2 .240 Laureano dh 3 0 0 0 1 3 .350 Chapman 3b 4 1 1 1 0 2 .261 Olson 1b 3 0 0 0 1 0 .211 Canha cf 3 0 0 0 0 1 .294 Grossman lf 4 0 2 0 0 1 .400 Piscotty rf 3 0 0 0 0 0 .077 Machín 2b 4 0 0 0 0 1 .000 S.Murphy c 3 0 1 0 0 1 .200 c-Brown ph 1 0 0 0 0 0 .000 Totals 32 1 5 1 2 11 Colorado 010 100 0125 9 0 Oakland 100 000 0001 5 2 a-struck out for Hilliard in the 6th. b-walked for D.Murphy in the 8th. c-popped out for S.Murphy in the 9th. 1-ran for M.Kemp in the 8th. ELuzardo 2 (2). LOBColorado 8, Oakland 8. 2BBlackmon (1), Grossman (1). HRChapman (1), off Márquez. RBIs Wolters (3), Hampson (1), Blackmon (1), Chapman (3). SBPiscotty (1), Story (2). SFHampson. SWolters. Runners left in scoring positionColorado 3 (Story, Owings); Oakland 5 (Piscotty, S.Murphy, Grossman). RISPColorado 1 for 9; Oakland 0 for 6. Runners moved upDahl, Olson. LIDP Wolters. DPOakland 1 (Machín, Olson, Machín). Colorado IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA Márquez, W, 1-1 6 4 1 1 1 8 95 1.54 Estévez, H, 2 1 0 0 0 0 1 22 0.00 J.Díaz, H, 2 1 1 0 0 1 2 24 0.00 Almonte 1 0 0 0 0 0 10 0.00 Oakland IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA Montas, L, 0-1 5 5 2 2 2 3 77 3.00 Luzardo 3 2/3 4 3 1 2 5 67 1.35 Petit 1/3 0 0 0 0 0 4 0.00 Inherited runners-scoredPetit 1-0. IBBoff Luzardo (Story). HBPEstévez (Piscotty), J.Díaz (Canha). UmpiresHome, Jim Reynolds; First, Jim Wolf; Second, Lance Barrett; Third, John Libka. T2:55. A0 (46,847).TEXAS 7, ARIZONA 4Arizona AB R H BI BB SO Avg. K.Marte 2b 3 0 0 0 1 2 .292 K.Calhoun rf 3 0 0 0 0 1 .150 Locastro pr-cf 0 1 0 0 0 0 --Escobar 3b 4 1 1 1 0 1 .174 Walker dh 4 1 2 0 0 1 .316 Peralta lf 3 1 1 1 0 1 .182 Lamb 1b 4 0 0 0 0 4 .077 C.Kelly c 3 0 1 1 1 1 .083 Jay cf-rf 3 0 1 1 0 1 .333 Ahmed ss 4 0 0 0 0 0 .100 Totals 31 4 6 4 2 12 Texas AB R H BI BB SO Avg. Andrus ss 4 0 2 2 1 0 .235 Solak dh 5 0 1 1 0 0 .308 Odor 2b 2 1 0 0 2 2 .176 Gallo rf-cf 5 1 1 2 0 2 .211 Frazier 1b 4 2 3 1 0 0 .267 García lf 3 0 0 0 0 2 .000 Choo ph-rf 0 0 0 0 1 0 .077 Kiner-Falefa 3b 3 2 1 0 1 0 .250 Heineman cf 3 0 0 0 0 0 .000 W.Calhoun ph-lf 1 0 0 0 0 1 .000 Trevino c 3 1 1 1 1 0 .250 Totals 33 7 9 7 6 7 Arizona 000 000 2204 6 0 Texas 000 110 05x7 9 0 a-intentionally walked for García in the 8th. b-struck out for Heineman in the 8th. 1-ran for K.Calhoun in the 8th. LOBArizona 5, Texas 9. 2BPeralta (1), Frazier 2 (2). 3BEscobar (1). HRFrazier (1), off Bumgarner; Gallo (2), off Chafin. RBIsC.Kelly (1), Jay (1), Escobar (2), Peralta (3), Frazier (1), Trevino (1), Gallo 2 (4), Andrus 2 (2), Solak (2). SBKiner-Falefa 2 (2), Solak 2 (2). SFJay, Peralta. Runners left in scoring positionArizona 3 (Escobar, Ahmed); Texas 6 (Odor, Kiner-Falefa, Solak, Gallo). RISPArizona 2 for 7; Texas 3 for 12. Runners moved upHeineman. Arizona IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA Bumgarner 5 1/3 4 2 2 1 5 88 4.09 Crichton 2/3 1 0 0 0 1 14 0.00 Ginkel 1 0 0 0 1 0 2013.50 Chafin L,0-1 BS,0-1 0 2 3 3 1 0 1621.60 Rondón 2/3 2 2 2 3 1 2636.00 López 1/3 0 0 0 0 0 3 0.00 Texas IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA Lynn 6 1 0 0 2 8 102 0.00 Chavez BS,0-1 1 3 2 2 0 1 21 4.50 Hernández W,1-0 1 2 2 2 0 2 24 6.00 Goody S,1-1 1 0 0 0 0 1 11 3.86 Inherited runners-scoredRondón 1-1, López 3-0. IBBoff Rondón (Choo). HBP Bumgarner (Odor), Hernández (K.Calhoun). WPGinkel. UmpiresHome, Adrian Johnson; First, Mark Ripperger; Second, Quinn Wolcott; Third, Ted Barrett. T3:27.Washington 4, Toronto 0Washington AB R H BI BB SO Avg. Turner ss 5 0 1 0 0 2 .333 Eaton rf 3 1 1 1 2 1 .316 Cabrera dh 5 0 1 3 0 1 .235 Thames 1b 5 0 1 0 0 1 .200 Suzuki c 4 0 0 0 0 0 .400 Castro 2b 3 0 0 0 1 0 .294 Bonifácio pr 0 1 0 0 0 0 .000 Difo 2b 0 0 0 0 0 0 --Kieboom 3b 3 1 1 0 1 2 .250 Stevenson lf 3 1 0 0 1 1 .000 Taylor lf 0 0 0 0 0 0 .091 Robles cf 4 0 0 0 0 3 .333 Totals 35 4 5 4 5 11 Toronto AB R H BI BB SO Avg. Hernández cf 3 0 0 0 1 2 .286 Biggio 2b 3 0 0 0 1 1 .227 Gurriel Jr. lf 4 0 0 0 0 2 .286 Guerrero Jr. 1b 4 0 0 0 0 2 .238 Tellez dh 4 0 1 0 0 1 .143 Jansen c 4 0 0 0 0 3 .364 Panik 3b 3 0 1 0 0 0 .125 Alford pr 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 Drury 3b 1 0 0 0 0 1 .167 Espinal ss 4 0 0 0 0 3 .143 Fisher rf 2 0 1 0 1 1 .250 Totals 32 0 3 0 3 16 Washington 000 000 000 44 5 1 Toronto 000 000 000 00 3 0 1-ran for Panik in the 8th. 2-ran for Castro in the 10th. EScherzer (0). LOBWashington 7, Toronto 6. 2BThames (1), Fisher (1). 3B Cabrera (1). RBIsEaton (2), Cabrera 3 (2). SBEaton (0), Alford (0). Runners left in scoring positionWashington 5 (Thames 2, Cabrera, Kieboom, Robles); Toronto 3 (Gurriel Jr., Espinal). RISPWashington 2 for 13; Toronto 0 for 8. Runners moved upCabrera, Suzuki. GIDPHernández, Biggio. DPWashington 2 (Thames, Turner, Thames; Turner, Castro, Thames). Washington IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA Scherzer 7 1/3 3 0 0 3 10 112 6.75 Hudson W 1 2/3 0 0 0 0 3 21 0.00 Rainey 1 0 0 0 0 3 23 0.00 Toronto IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA Pearson 5 2 0 0 2 5 75 0.00 Dolis 1 0 0 0 0 1 11 3.00 Gaviglio 2/3 1 0 0 1 0 21 81.00 Romano 1 1/3 0 0 0 0 3 19 0.00 Bass 1 0 0 0 0 0 13 0.00 Yamaguchi L,0-1 1 2 4 3 2 2 34 Inf Inherited runners-scoredHudson 2-0, Romano 2-0. WPRainey. UmpiresHome, Stu Scheuwater; First, Joe West; Second, Hunter Wendelstedt; Third, Vic Carapazza. T3:33. DETROIT 5, KANSAS CITY 4Kansas City AB R H BI BB SO Avg. Merrifield rf 4 2 2 0 0 0 .391 Soler dh 4 1 1 0 0 2 .190 Pérez c 4 0 0 0 0 0 .174 Franco 3b 4 0 3 2 0 0 .348 McBroom 1b 3 0 1 1 0 2 .167 OHearn ph-1b 1 0 0 0 0 0 .250 Mondesi ss 4 1 1 0 0 1 .120 Cordero lf 4 0 0 0 0 0 .091 Starling cf 2 0 1 1 0 0 .222 Gordon ph 1 0 0 0 0 0 .118 Lopez 2b 4 0 0 0 0 1 .091 Totals 35 4 9 4 0 6 Detroit AB R H BI BB SO Avg. Goodrum ss 3 0 0 1 0 2 .227 Schoop 2b 3 1 1 3 0 1 .273 Cabrera dh 4 0 0 0 0 1 .091 Cron 1b 3 0 0 0 1 2 .200 Candelario 3b 4 0 0 0 0 2 .000 Stewart lf 3 0 0 0 0 2 .077 H.Castro lf 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 Reyes rf 2 1 0 0 1 0 .333 Greiner c 2 1 0 0 0 2 .000 Jones cf 3 2 3 1 0 0 .421 Totals 27 5 4 5 2 12 Kansas City 112 000 0004 9 1 Detroit 001 030 10x5 4 0 a-grounded out for McBroom in the 8th. b-grounded out for Starling in the 9th. EMcBroom (1). LOBKansas City 5, Detroit 3. 2BMerrifield (3), Franco 2 (3), Jones 2 (2). 3BMondesi (1). HRSchoop (2), off Duffy; Jones (3), off Kennedy. RBIsFranco 2 (7), Starling (1), McBroom (1), Schoop 3 (6), Goodrum (2), Jones (6). SFStarling, Schoop, Goodrum. Runners left in scoring positionKansas City 4 (McBroom, Cordero, Mondesi); Detroit 1 (Cabrera). RISPKansas City 3 for 12; Detroit 1 for 3. Runners moved upPérez. Kansas City IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA Duffy 5 3 4 4 1 8 75 5.79 Barlow 1 0 0 0 1 2 25 0.00 Kennedy L,0-1 1 1 1 1 0 2 17 3.00 Zuber 1 0 0 0 0 0 9 6.75 Detroit IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA Boyd 5 9 4 4 0 6 89 7.20 Schreiber 1 0 0 0 0 0 13 0.00 Garcia W,1-0 1 0 0 0 0 0 9 0.00 Farmer H,2 1 0 0 0 0 0 10 0.00 Jiménez S,4-4 1 0 0 0 0 0 12 2.25 HBPDuffy (Greiner). WPBoyd. UmpiresHome, Pat Hoberg; First, Ramon De Jesus; Second, Shane Livensparger; Third, Bill Welke. T2:40. TOP TEN NATIONAL LEAGUE G AB H R Pct. M.Rojas Mia 3 10 7 4 .700 J.Turner LAD 5 19 8 3 .421 Swanson Atl 6 23 9 5 .391 Evans Pit 4 13 5 1 .385 Conforto NYM 5 16 6 2 .375 S.Marte Ari 5 19 7 4 .368 Gregorius Phi 3 11 4 3 .364 Wills.Contreras ChC 4 14 5 4 .357 Yastrzemski SF 5 17 6 3 .353 Seager LAD 5 20 7 4 .350 Home Runs Rizzo, Chicago, 3; Moran, Pittsburgh, 3; 15 tied at 2. Runs Batted In Swanson, Atlanta, 8; Hosmer, San Diego, 7; Tatis Jr., San Diego, 6; 10 tied at 5. Pitching 23 tied at 1-0. AMERICAN LEAGUE G AB H R Pct. Fletcher LAA 5 18 10 2 .556 Iglesias Bal 3 13 7 2 .538 Alberto Bal 3 12 6 3 .500 Bradley Jr. Bos 5 18 8 4 .444 Stanton NYY 3 9 4 2 .444 Ramírez Cle 6 23 10 5 .435 Lewis Sea 5 19 8 4 .421 J.Jones Det 6 19 8 6 .421 Brantley Hou 5 19 8 4 .421 Cruz Min 4 17 7 7 .412 Home Runs Cruz, Minnesota, 3; J.Jones, Detroit, 3; 17 tied at 2. Runs Batted In Cruz, Minnesota, 10; Franco, Kansas City, 7; Merrifield, Kansas City, 7; Cave, Minnesota, 6; Maldonado, Houston, 6; Brantley, Houston, 6; J.Jones, Detroit, 6; Renfroe, Tampa Bay, 6; Schoop, Detroit, 6; 8 tied at 5. Pitching B.Smith, Oakland, 2-0; 24 tied at 1-0. AP PHOTOChicago White Soxs Tim Anderson (7) is c ongratulated by teammates after scoring in the ninth inning against the Indians on Wednesday in Cleveland. 

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PAGE 10B THURSDAY, JULY 30, 2020 | The Sun | www.yoursun.com N/E/P/C GULF WATER TEMPERATURE Monterrey 87/72 Chihuahua 96/69 Los Angeles 90/68 Washington 95/75 New York 92/74 Miami 93/82 Atlanta 86/74 Detroit 83/63 Houston 95/78 Kansas City 79/66 Chicago 81/68 Minneapolis 81/63 El Paso 106/80 Denver 86/56 Billings 94/63 San Francisco 71/55 Seattle 88/61 Toronto 81/61 Montreal 80/65 Winnipeg 83/62 Ottawa 80/60 2 4 9 9 4 1 Trees Grass Weeds Moldsabsentlowmoderatehighvery highN.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. 050100150200300500 630-50 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. Temperature bands are highs for the day. Fronts Precipitation The Sun Rise SetThe Moon Rise Set SUN AND MOON-10s-0s0s10s20s30s40s50s60s70s80s90s100s110sU.S. Extremes Minor Major Minor MajorThe solunar period schedule allows planning days so you will be shing in good territory or hunting in good cover during those times. Major periods begin at the times shown and last for 1.5 to 2 hours. The minor periods are shorter.City Hi Lo W Hi Lo W SOLUNAR TABLECity Hi Lo W Hi Lo WWeather (W): s -sunny, pc -partly cloudy, c -cloudy, sh -showers, t -thunderstorms, r -rain, sf -snow urries, sn -snow, i -ice. Shown is todays weather. 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 / TONIGHTHumid with variable clouds Partly cloudy and humidHIGH 93° LOW 76°25% chance of rain 20% chance of rainSunshine, a t-storm around in the p.m.94° / 76°40% chance of rain FRIDAYPartly sunny, humid; a stray p.m. t-storm91° / 78°45% chance of rain SATURDAYSome wind and rain possible; mostly cloudy89° / 78°40% chance of rain SUNDAYCloudy and humid with t-storms possible91° / 76°35% chance of rain TUESDAYCloudy, a shower and t-storm around; humid89° / 77°60% chance of rain MONDAY869410210410297Air Quality Index readings as of WednesdayMain pollutant: ParticulatesPunta Gorda through 2 p.m. Wednesday24 hours through 2 p.m. Wed. 0.95 Month to date 6.52 Normal month to date 7.71 Year to date 28.59 Normal year to date 28.76 Record 1.05 (1995) High/Low 92°/75° Normal High/Low 93°/74° Record High 97° (1977) Record Low 66° (2004)Sebring through 2 p.m. Wednesday24 hours through 2 p.m. Wed. 0.00 High/Low 90°/74°Venice through 2 p.m. Wednesday24 hours through 2 p.m. Wed. 0.00 Month to date 3.39 Normal month to date 6.84 Year to date 20.20 Normal year to date 27.68 Record 1.05 (1971) High/Low 88°/77° Normal High/Low 91°/74° Record High 97° (1996) Record Low 62° (1967)Pollen Index readings as of Wednesday 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 4.79 5.80 2.50 15.98/2018 Jun. 9.92 11.31 8.92 23.99/1974 Jul. 6.52 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 28.59 61.83 50.65 (since 1931) Today Fri.Apalachicola 89 78 pc 89 77 pc Clearwater 90 78 c 90 78 pc Daytona Beach 90 73 c 93 74 pc Fort Lauderdale 91 80 t 90 79 pc Gainesville 88 72 pc 91 72 c Jacksonville 91 72 c 94 74 c Key Largo 88 82 pc 87 80 pc Key West 90 84 s 89 80 s Lakeland 91 75 c 92 74 pc Melbourne 90 75 pc 91 77 pc Miami 93 82 t 93 79 pc Naples 91 77 pc 92 78 t Ocala 89 74 c 91 73 c Okeechobee 90 73 pc 92 74 s Orlando 91 76 c 93 76 pc Panama City 88 75 pc 89 76 pc Pensacola 90 77 pc 91 77 c St. Augustine 91 73 c 92 76 pc St. Petersburg 91 78 pc 92 77 t Tallahassee 89 74 pc 91 74 c Vero Beach 90 76 pc 91 78 pc West Palm Beach 91 79 t 91 79 pc Today 2:24a 5:00a 11:36a 8:19p Fri. 12:33p 9:14p ----Today 1:01a 3:16a 10:13a 6:35p Fri. 2:31a 4:03a 11:10a 7:30p Today 9:21a 5:22p ----Fri. 10:14a 6:12p ----Today 2:56a 5:29a 12:08p 8:48p Fri. 1:05p 9:43p ----Today 8:28a 1:55a --5:14p Fri. 9:25a 6:09p ----ESE 4-8 1-2 Light SW 4-8 1-2 Light Ft. Myers 91/76 part cldy none Punta Gorda 93/76 cloudy none Sarasota 92/79 part cldy none Full Aug 3 Last Aug 11 New Aug 18 First Aug 25Today 5:05 p.m. 2:58 a.m. Friday 6:05 p.m. 3:49 a.m. Today 6:52 a.m. 8:17 p.m. Friday 6:52 a.m. 8:17 p.m. Today 2:36a 8:50a 3:04p 9:18p Fri. 3:26a 9:41a 3:55p 10:09p Sat. 4:18a 10:32a 4:46p 11:00pPUBLICATION DATE: 07/30/20 WORLD CITIES Today Fri. Today Fri.Amsterdam 75 59 pc 85 67 s Baghdad 122 87 pc 117 85 pc Beijing 95 75 c 94 76 c Berlin 74 54 s 78 56 pc Buenos Aires 57 45 s 59 50 pc Cairo 100 78 s 100 77 s Calgary 73 58 t 77 59 t Cancun 89 80 t 90 80 t Cape Town 65 47 pc 67 46 s Caracas 87 76 t 88 76 t Dublin 70 59 pc 73 53 pc Halifax 79 64 pc 78 63 c Kiev 82 61 t 75 57 pc London 81 63 s 90 61 pc Madrid 99 70 pc 102 69 s Mexico City 75 58 t 73 57 t Montreal 80 65 pc 81 64 s Moscow 72 53 t 66 52 pc New Delhi 91 79 t 89 80 t Paris 89 66 s 102 69 pc Rio de Janeiro 69 66 sh 73 66 pc Rome 89 68 s 90 69 s St. Johns 63 54 r 67 54 c San Juan 84 78 r 90 79 r Sydney 63 50 s 61 45 pc Tokyo 78 73 pc 82 75 c Toronto 81 61 s 81 63 c Vancouver 80 59 s 75 60 pc High 108° at Needles, CALow 31° at Grand Lake, CO(For the 48 contiguous states yesterday)87°Giant hailstones pelted Fort Collins, Colo., on July 30, 1979. Q: What is the driest major city in the world? 93/76 92/74 93/75 92/79 91/79 89/79 91/77 91/76 94/76 93/76 93/75 94/75 93/75 92/75 92/75 91/78 92/75 90/81 90/78 91/78 93/74 92/76 91/78 92/74 92/79 90/78 89/80 92/76 91/76 93/76Forecasts and graphics provided by AccuWeather, Inc. ©2020 Today Fri. Today Fri. Today Fri.Knoxville 84 70 t 85 69 t Las Vegas 111 85 s 112 87 s Little Rock 90 75 t 84 67 t Los Angeles 90 68 s 92 68 s Louisville 80 72 t 83 70 t Memphis 86 76 t 86 72 t Milwaukee 76 67 s 76 65 pc Minneapolis 81 63 pc 83 64 s Montgomery 90 75 c 93 74 pc Nashville 82 74 t 87 72 r New Orleans 93 78 c 93 79 pc New York City 92 74 s 84 72 t Norfolk, VA 94 80 t 92 77 t Oklahoma City 88 68 t 81 65 t Omaha 83 64 t 84 63 c Philadelphia 94 74 s 85 73 t Phoenix 117 88 s 116 88 s Pittsburgh 86 65 pc 82 65 pc Portland, ME 87 67 pc 85 66 s Portland, OR 95 63 pc 87 61 c Providence 90 71 pc 85 68 t Raleigh 90 74 t 90 73 t Rapid City, SD 80 57 t 83 57 t Salt Lake City 100 70 s 102 72 s St. Louis 83 69 t 77 66 t San Antonio 98 79 pc 100 78 pc San Diego 80 68 pc 83 69 pc San Francisco 71 55 pc 73 57 pc Seattle 88 61 pc 81 60 c Washington, DC 95 75 s 85 76 t Albuquerque 97 67 s 89 64 s Anchorage 71 56 pc 70 57 c Atlanta 86 74 t 88 72 c Baltimore 95 75 s 88 74 t Birmingham 84 74 t 89 72 pc Boise 104 72 s 104 67 s Boston 87 71 pc 83 69 s Bu alo 82 65 pc 80 63 pc Burlington, VT 84 64 pc 83 67 pc Charleston, WV 85 66 t 83 68 t Charlotte 89 73 t 90 72 t Chicago 81 68 pc 80 64 pc Cincinnati 79 68 t 82 65 t Cleveland 82 66 pc 79 63 pc Columbia, SC 88 74 t 91 75 t Columbus, OH 87 68 pc 81 65 c Concord, NH 86 62 pc 86 61 pc Dallas 96 75 s 89 71 t Denver 86 56 s 84 58 pc Des Moines 80 64 t 82 63 pc Detroit 83 63 pc 81 63 pc Duluth 78 56 s 81 60 s Fargo 83 61 s 85 62 t Hartford 90 68 pc 89 67 pc Helena 93 62 pc 95 64 c Honolulu 87 76 pc 88 75 s Houston 95 78 c 96 78 pc Indianapolis 79 68 pc 80 66 pc Jackson, MS 92 76 c 91 75 pc Kansas City 79 66 pc 79 61 cA: Cairo, Egypt, averages only 1 inch of rain each yearwill be sorted 1-4 by conference depending on each teams next three games with regular-season success factoring in only as a tiebreaker. That means the Bruins will have to re-earn the top spot in the East despite nishing eight points clear of the pack. Still, coach Bruce Cassidy is more worried about setting his team up for best-of-seven series to compete for the Stanley Cup. Getting ready is more important for me, Cassidy said. You can play well and still not win hockey games, but if you know youre playing the right way going into the playos, itll be a good condence builder. Obviously, we would love to nish 1. But at the end of the day, were not going to let it bother us if we dont. The defending champion Blues are taking a similar approach that their three round-robin games are a bit of a playo tune-up. The No. 4 seeds, on the other hand, feel like theyre playing with house money. Dallas can only move up after six consecutive losses going into the pause, so why not go for it? Philadelphia was rolling in February and March, having won 12 of 15 when play was halted. The Flyers are looking to recapture that magic before getting into a best-of-seven. Flyers coach Alain Vigneault will use these games to make a few lineup decisions, too. Colorado coach Jared Bednar has a big one to make  who starts in goal when games count, Philipp Grubauer or Pavel Francouz  and he will use round-robin play to decide. Id like to get both of those guys playing and get some games under their belt before we head into the playos, Bednar said. The tricky balance is wanting the last line change that comes with being the home team but also not knowing which opponents represent better matchups in a sport so predicated on matchups. Thats why, especially after a shocking rst-round exit in the 2019 playos, the Lightning want to peak at the right time rather than ght for the top seed. It didnt work out so well for them last year. Youve got to get yourself in that competitive mindset, competitive spirit, get your willingness to do whatever it takes to try to win a hockey game, Tampa Bay defenseman Ryan McDonagh said. We have to make sure that we approach it as a do-or-die mentality here so we get that ingrained in ourselves and understand what its going to take mentally and attitude-wise the way we want to play come playo time.NHLFROM PAGE 7B RUNNING BACK Tampa Bay nished 24th in league in team rushing with 95 yard per game last season. The Bucs drafted Vanderbilts KeShawn Vaughn in the third round to pair with returning Ronald Jones II. Vaughn, the 5-foot-10, 214-pounder, amassed nearly 2,300 yards rushing and 21 touchdowns in his nal two collegiate seasons while catching 29 passes as a senior. Vaughn became the rst Bucs player to be placed on the new Reserve/COVID-19 list this week. Jones, the former second-round pick out of USC, broke out in 2019 with 724 yards and six rushing touchdowns. He made the most of his touches and solidied his starting role over Peyton Barber, who had 470 yards and six touchdowns and looks to be more of a role player in 2020. Grade: CWIDE RECEIVER The emergence of Chris Godwin and continued presence of Mike Evans give the Bucs an enviable one-two punch at receiver. Evans tallied 1,157 yards and eight touchdowns in just 13 games last season, while Godwin caught 86 passes for 1,333 yards and nine TDs in his second year. We obviously like Mike (Evans) and Chris (Godwin), Bucs general manager Jason Licht said this spring. We think weve got the best tandem in the NFC, or arguably the best tandem in the NFL. After losing Breshad Perrimans 646 yards and six touchdowns to free agency, the next best returning receiver is Justin Watson with 15 catches. But Tampa tried to address the loss by adding Minnesotas Tyler Johnson in the draft. Grade: ATIGHT END The Bucs tight end situation was interesting last season with O.J. Howard, the disappointing former rst round pick in 2017, and dependable but unspectacular Cameron Brate. All of that changed on April 21 when Brady lured former teammate Rob Gronkowski out of retirement. The 30-year-old Gronk topped 1,000 yards receiving four times, recording more than 50 receptions ve times and reaching double gures in touchdown catches ve times. He also played in four Super Bowls, was elected to ve Pro Bowls and named rst team All-Pro four times. But can he return to form after a year o? Howard, 25, seemed to backslide last year when he caught 34 passes for 359 yards and just a one TD. To make matters worse he had a few pass drops in key situations. Brate, 28, has only topped 50 receptions once in his career, but hauled in 27 TDs in his six seasons in the league. Grade: B OFFENSIVE LINE The Bucs thought theyd addressed their line issues (47 sacks allowed) by trading up one spot in the draft to select Iowa tackle Tristan Wirfs at No. 13. We think hes a versatile guy, Licht said. Hes started at both right and left tackle and hes done a good job at both positions. But left tackle Donovan Smith alluded to concerns about playing amid the pandemic. While Arians said he expects Smith in camp, the team is prepared should he opt out. Obviously, its a personal choice for guys to do this, and I respect their choice, Arians said. Well yeah, wed work out a bunch of guys (if Smith is a no show). Joe Haeg has played over there. Tristan (Wirfs) could play over there. Brad Seaton (too)  weve got some guys that if he decided not to play. Whether Smith is on the left side of the line, the Bucs know guard Ali Marpet will be there. Hell be joined by center Ryan Jensen, Wirfs and guard Alex Cappa. Josh Wells lled in for Smith at left tackle when he was injured for two games last season with Seaton, Haeg and center Anthony Fabiano also serving as backups. Grade: Incomplete (depending on Smith)GRADESFROM PAGE 7B The eld for the 16-team playo bracket that will be nalized next month is already largely lled  12 of the 22 teams at Disney have clinched spots and Dallas is on the brink of another one. It leaves three teams vying for two spots in the Eastern Conference, and six teams for one spot in the Western Conference. For the front-runners like the NBA-leading Milwaukee Bucks and West-leading Lakers, the eight remaining games before the playos are about tuning up their games. For most of the other teams that have clinched berths, its about securing the best possible playo seed. And for the hopefuls, its about nding a way to get into the eld and stay at Disney at least a couple weeks longer than planned. We want to get back to work, said San Antonio coach Gregg Popovich, whose Spurs will aim to become the rst franchise in league history to make 23 consecutive playo appearances. We want to do what were all used to doing. We want to do as much as we can, safely, to energize the country, to play the games we all love. And as long as we can do that safely, its a big win for everybody. Starting Friday and running through Aug. 14, there will be at least four and sometimes as many as seven games per day, spread out over a three-arena corner of the Disney complex. There will be many instances where three games are happening at once. And there will be days that have games running for more than 10 consecutive hours. 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THURSDAY, JULY 30, 2020 | YOURSUN.COM | SECTION D By GREG BRAXTONLOS ANGELES TIMESKweisi Mfume was not having it when he declared war on broadcast TV. Mfume was president of the NAACP in July 1999 when he became upset after scanning the fall schedules of the four major broadcast networks and saw that none of the 26new comedies and dramas being launched had a minority performer in a leading or prominent role. When the television viewing public sits down to watch the new prime-time shows scheduled for this falls lineup, they will see a virtual whitewash in programming, Mfume said at the time, before the explosion of cable networks and streaming platforms that have often proved more inclusive of BIPOC (Black, Indigenous and people of color) talent. This glaring omission is an outrage and a shameful display by network executives who are either clueless, careless or both. Speaking just before the civil rights organizations 90th annual convention in New York, Mfume threatened CBS, NBC, ABC and Fox with a variety of actions, including possible litigation, as well as viewer boycotts of the networks and of advertisers who feel it is OK to advertise on these highly segregated shows. DENIAL AND ACKNOWLEDGMENT The initial response to Mfumes accusations was denial: Ocials for all four networks insisted they were concerned and sensitive to the issue of diversity. ABC and NBC acknowledged they need to do more. Within months, memorandums of understanding promising improvement were signed by the networks, which appointed diversity executives to oversee the process. The NAACP joined forces with several minority advocacy groups, including the National Hispanic Media Coalition, which issued regular report cards gradingthemovement. Mfumes campaign sparked a decades-long, roller-coaster battle within the TV industry over diversity in front of and behind the camera. The 20-plus years since his virtual whitewash declaration have shown forward but erratic progress on the issue among the broadcast networks, marked by glowing successes and troubling shortfalls. Shonda Rhimes (Scandal), Kenya Barris (black-ish) and Lee Daniels (Empire) are a few of the Black producers who have proven to be powerful forces in the TV arena, while Kerry Washington, Viola Davis, Shemar Moore, Terrence Howard, Anthony Anderson and Tracee Ellis Ross are among the numerous Black performers who have headed hit series. But those triumphs have been matched by signicant setbacks, usually followed by corporate statements saying we need to do better. Each network has come under re for a variety of concerns, including predominantly White prime-time schedules, stereotypical images, and charges of exclusion, discrimination and racism. LATEST PUSH The continual and elusive struggle to grasp the complexity of diversity in TV took an abrupt turn in recent months as ABC, NBC, CBS and Fox hurried to show solidarity with the Black Lives Matter movement by making announcements touting an unprecedented commitment to diversity, particularly to Black performers and producers. The announcements show a marked escalation in pledges from past years, when executives said they were trying to increase diversity but in many cases oered little follow-through. Several observers of and participants in the eorts to increase the presence of Black people and other people of color dating to 1999 are eyeing the announcements with caution, ranging from optimism to skepticism that the latest round of pledges will lead to signicant change.Hollywoods diversity pledgeWill TV networks do anything different this time around? LARA SOLANKI/ABCTracee Ellis Ross and Anthony Anderson in ABCs black-ish. CHUCK HODES/FOXTaraji P. Henson in Foxs Empire, which ended its run this spring. I think some of what these companies are saying is public relations, being done out of fear of being outed or ostracized. But now they will be held accountable.Mitsy Wilson formerly the senior vice president of diversity development for the Fox Entertainment Group and News Corp.SEE DIVERSITY , 6D When it comes to planning a funeral, the op ons can be overwhelming. You can trust the sta at Johnson-Taylor Funeral & Crema on to be comfor ng and professional as we guide you through your choices and help you plan a funeral that captures the uniqueness of your loved one. Visit our website or give us a call to learn more. adno=3756167-1941-833-0600www.JohnsonTaylorFuneral.com1515 Tamiami Trail, Punta Gorda CHARLOTTE CHARLOTTE Eric Johnson L.F.D. Micah Botts L.F.D. Carolyn Johnson U.S.M.C. 

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PAGE 2D THURSDAY, JULY 30, 2020 | The Sun | www.yoursun.com N/E/P/C LOS ANGELES TIMES DAILY CROSSWORD EDITED BY RICH NORRIS AND JOYCE LEWIS Rating: BRONZE JANRIC CLASSIC SUDOKU NEWSDAY CROSSWORD EDITED BY STANLEY NEWMAN MAKE-IT-YOURSELF By Billie Truitt MARMADUKE By Brad Anderson By CLAUDIA KEENANBOOKTRIBIn the worlds fastest growing city, where well over a dozen daily newspapers were read by more than ve million people, the year 1914 burst forth with the Great War and battles over modernism and womens rights. While immigrants lived in stiing squalor on the Lower East Side, the lingering Gilded Age millionaires and new industrialists dispensed extraordinary philanthropy. Two of the institutions they created  the New York Public Library and the Columbia Journalism School  play important roles in Fiona Daviss new novel, The Lions of Fifth Avenue (Dutton). As always, the author is at her best with the resonance between the past and present, linking two women living in dierent eras who share an independent spirit and appreciation of history. In The Lions of Fifth Avenue, Davis narrative moves between 1914 and 1993. The earlier of the two timelines introduces readers to an aspiring writer, Laura Lyons, who lives in a hidden apartment in the brand-new New York Public Library with her husband, who is the building superintendent, and two children. In the later of the two timelines, we also meet Sadie Donovan, Lauras granddaughter, a curator at the library who is unlucky in love with an enigmatic personality that owes something to her grandmother. SECRETS AND MYSTERIES Unfortunately, Sadie is confounded by family secrets as she sets o to solve a mystery that involves the disappearance  twice  of valuable books from the library. The rst incident occurred nearly 80 years earlier on her grandfathers watch and the second one is happening right now under her own nose in 1993. Inevitably, Sadie falls under suspicion but she continues to sleuth for answers with the support of her physician brother, his lawyer wife and the ceremonious British executor of Laura Lyons estate. Add to the mix a male detective hired by the library board. Sadie is attracted to him and the feeling seems mutual although professionally he must regard her as a suspect. Sadie knows that her grandmother, Laura, eventually became a famous essayist. But she doesnt yet know that Laura tried  often clumsily  to escape the clutches of imperious though seemingly sympathetic men who thwarted her desire to write and be published. These included her father, her husband, the library director and a professor at the Columbia Journalism School. Eventually, Laura nds her way with the love and support of members of the Heterodoxy Club of Greenwich Village, a group of feminists who embrace surage, reproductive rights, sexual freedom and general mutiny. In The Lions of the Fifth Avenue, Fiona Davis once again brilliantly captures time and place in a story of mystery, misfortune and romance  in a Manhattan that we recognize yet seems just out of reach. The Lions of Fifth Avenue is available for purchase, and will be released Aug. 4. BookTrib.com is the lifestyle destination for book lovers, where articles and books are paired together to create dynamic content that goes beyond traditional book reviews.The Lions of Fifth Avenue is New York City mystery of historyThe New York Public Library and the Columbia Journalism School play important roles in new novel PENGUIN RANDOM HOUSEThe Lions of Fifth Avenue by Fiona Davis. 

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N/E/P/C www.yoursun.com | The Sun | THURSDAY, JULY 30, 2020 PAGE 3D JUMBLE CRYPTOQUIP WORD SLEUTH ARIES TAURUS Your mood should not consider this the red ag GEMINI not to ght and instead CANCER gree that "someone else" LEO These dierence that one intent VIRGO You're in the nal throes LIBRA SCORPIO SAGITTARIUS CAPRICORN AQUARIUS You'll get a dozen ideas PISCES You can take the heat TODAY'S BIRTHDAY HOROSCOPE WHATZIT? TODAYS CROSSWORD PUZZLE WANT MORE PUZZLES? MOTHER GOOSE AND GRIMM By Mike Peters MALLARD FILLMORE By Bruce Tinsley ZITS By Jerry Scott & Jim Borgman WORDY GURDY By Tricky Ricky Kane Solution: 7 LITTLE WORDS 

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PAGE 4D THURSDAY, JULY 30, 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 DEAR DR. ROACH: We have been hearing for quite a while about the health risks of obesity, and these have become of even greater concern given the pandemic. The discussion usually involves connecting the higher risk to various medical problems obese people frequently have  for instance, high blood pressure, diabetes and heart disease. I have been obese all my life and generally not had those problems, so I always nd myself asking if I have the same increased risks. I see my physician regularly and until age 60 had no medical problems. At 60, I developed high blood pressure that is now under good control with irbesartan and HCTZ. My blood sugar is good, my triglycerides are excellent and my cholesterol levels are both within normal limits. My BMI is 48, which I know is very high, and make no mistake, I know it would be better for me to lose weight. I have done this to the tune of 500+ pounds over my lifetime, but being relatively healthy, I wonder about the question of being at higher risk.  B.W. ANSWER: Obesity puts a person at risk for many conditions, but from the standpoint of the biggest risk  overall mortality rate  the relationship is complex. As you suggest, much of the risk comes from the conditions associated with obesity. Diabetes, high cholesterol and high blood pressure are the most important. Most people who are obese have a poor diet and do not exercise much, but there are exceptions to both of these. Obese people who have no diabetes or high blood pressure, have good cholesterol levels, eat well and exercise regularly are at higher risk for heart disease and stroke than they would if they were not obese. The magnitude of the risk depends on a person's weight. BMI by itself is not a great indicator of obesity. There are very muscular people who have a high BMI but little body fat. The combination of waist size and BMI is a much better predictor of cardiovascular risk, but waist size is seldom measured. DEAR DR. ROACH: I am a man in his late 50s. Doctors told me for years I had mitral valve prolapse but recently, some doctors say I don't have it. I have had several EKGs and echocardiograms, which all seem to be normal. Who should I believe?  K.S. ANSWER: The mitral valve separates the left atrium from the left ventricle and prevents blood from owing backward into the left atrium when the ventricle contracts. Mitral valve prolapse is when the valve leaets billow backward excessively into the ventricle. Often, there is associated backward ow of blood into the ventricle. This is called regurgitation. I suspect you were given the diagnosis of MVP in the 1980s or 1990s, before echocardiography for this condition was well standardized. As many as 10% to even 20% of people were diagnosed with MVP back then. With current standards, about 2%-3% of the population will have MVP. MVP can cause rhythm disturbances. It is associated with several different symptoms and, as mentioned, can cause mitral regurgitation. Mitral regurgitation severe enough to cause symptoms that do not respond to medication is the most common indication for surgical treatment.Obesity is a contributing factor in a host of issues DEAR READERS: Do your kids or grandkids ask to borrow your car? Establishing rules for them is a good idea. Here are some hints: * No cellphone use, including talking (except hands-free), no texting and no taking pictures or shooting video while driving. * Make sure insurance policies are up to date and other drivers are covered. * Let them know they need to bring the car back as clean as they found it. *Smoking should be a no-no. * Keep the radio volume low; hearing emergency vehicles and other sounds of the street is necessary. * Teach your kids to be responsible drivers. Driving is a privilege; it is not a right . Heloise DEAR HELOISE: I live alone, so I often nd myself talking to myself out loud. It seems to help me focus on what I'm doing at that moment, so that I tread carefully over the throw rug in the den, and remember to lock the doors, turn off the stove or shut off the sprinkler.  Helen in California Helen, we all talk to ourselves at times. I'm for whatever it takes to keep our lives running smoothly.  Heloise DEAR READERS: If you're wondering how to turn kitchen scraps into benecial mulch for your yard or garden, a compost pile is the answer. An easy way to begin is to think about layers and to remember: alternate BROWN and GREEN. In a small spot in the yard, start off with a layer of fruit peels and vegetable trimmings. Then add a brown layer of soil, then eggshells, coffee grounds and used tea bags. Moisten with a small amount of water. Next, a green layer: grass clippings and pulled weeds. Now, back to brown: cardboard boxes, wood chips and more of the brown items listed above. Continue layering. After about two weeks, turn the pile with a pitchfork. When it looks like mulch, it's ready for the owerbed, garden and around the trees.  Heloise P.S.: What doesn't go into the compost pile? Meat, bones, grease and dairy. DEAR HELOISE: I run a soap sliver over the runners of my kitchen drawers if they get slow or sticky.  Pamela in Maryland Readers: an old candle will work, too.  HeloiseEstablishing guidelines for teens driving your car HINTS FROM HELOISEAdvice Columnist Wednesdays Challenger Answers CHALLENGER FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE By Lynn Johnston PICKLES By Brian Crane B.C. By Mastroianni & Hart DR. ROACHAdvice Columnist 

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N/E/P/C www.yoursun.com | The Sun | THURSDAY, JULY 30, 2020 PAGE 5D DEAR ABBY: My boyfriend of two years, "Kevin," recently broke up with me. We've had problems in the past about me lying to him or withholding information. I didn't lie because I'm an awful person. I lied because he had high expectations of me, and I didn't want to be a disappointment. He is truly the rst person I have loved unconditionally since the breakup with my child's father ve years ago. Kevin and I are still friends  sometimes with benets  but he has moved on to another woman. I'm heartbroken, and it has taken a toll on me. When I visited him the other day, I realized that she has practically moved in! She has her toiletries over there just like I did at one point. I really want my boyfriend back! Kevin and I had talked about a life together, buying a house, taking trips, even getting married, the whole nine yards. But I'm worried this new woman will get the life with the man I love that I had been longing for for so long. What advice, if any, can you offer me?  Left Behind in Alabama DEAR LEFT BEHIND: I'm sorry to be the carrier of bad news, but it appears your ex-boyfriend is enjoying the benets of being with two women, and you are getting your heart broken. It is time for you to move on because a new "chick" has all but moved into the nest you shared with Kevin. One has to wonder if she is aware that he has a FWB in addition to her. (I am betting the answer is no.) And by the way, I have to wonder what kind of a man behaves the way you have described because he is not treating you or this new woman honestly. In your next relationship, I hope you will realize that you are good enough just as you ARE, and there is no reason you must live up to anyone else's expectations. That was your mistake this time around. DEAR ABBY: My boyfriend of 10 years (we own a house together) has just announced he feels he should move closer to his ailing mother. She lives about 250 miles away, a four-hour drive. Is this a thing? Do people do this? He did not ask me to move with him. We live less than a mile from my own elderly mother, and I do dote on her. He knows I wouldn't leave her. If he goes through with this, I'll be heartbroken. We have no mortgage. I can afford to stay in our house and  then what? Wait for him? Wait for his mother to die? I could visit him once in a while, but my job, my mom and our cats are here. There's also my yard work. Do you think this could be his oddball way of breaking things off?  Miserable Over This in Michigan DEAR MISERABLE: This could be your boyfriend's attempt to end your relationship  or not. He may not have invited you to move with him because he understands how many obligations you have between your mother, your job, your pets and the upkeep of your home. It's time to ask him  calmly  how he views the implications of this move. Does he see it the same way you do? If his mom's health improves, it could be years before he returns, if ever. Because you have invested a decade of your life with him, you deserve some straight answers, and the best way to get them is to remain calm and be direct.New girlfriend's presence causes added pain for ex 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 No good place 

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PAGE 6D THURSDAY, JULY 30, 2020 | The Sun | www.yoursun.com N/E/P/C I think some of what these companies are saying is public relations, being done out of fear of being outed or ostracized, said Mitsy Wilson, formerly the senior vice president of diversity development for the Fox Entertainment Group and News Corp. But now they will be held accountable. Im hopeful that all that has been promised will happen. Darnell Hunt, dean of social sciences at UCLA and a professor of sociology and African American studies who has headed several studies examining entertainment industry diversity, said 1999 was a real turning point in the discourse about diversity in Hollywood. It wound up on the front page, and there was lots of movement, including the appointments of vice presidents in charge of diversity, Hunt said. But whether the networks lived up to what they said they were going to do is another story. Maintaining that the industry has been caught in a cycle of progress and retreat on diversity, Hunt said, We cant go back to that cycle. He said the TV industry needs more Black executives in positions with the power to greenlight projects. The bottom line is, whos calling the shots? The industry needs to be more in sync with whats happening in the rest of the country. Anne-Marie Johnson, an actress and activist, was less optimistic about whether Hollywood would follow through on the new pledges, saying it will eventually lose momentum. Its not going to have any urgency, said Johnson, who has appeared in numerous  lms and television series, including costarring in the television version of In the Heat of the Night. I fear this is going to fade away, just like a fad. Why does this always have to be such a struggle? Its very depressing and insulting. In a striking contrast to 1999, all four broadcast networks will air new series featuring Black performers in leading or prominent roles to add to their existing slates, which already feature people of color as series leads. Among the new series are ABCs Big Sky with Kylie Bunbury and a reboot of the game show Supermarket Sweep hosted by former Saturday Night Live cast member Leslie Jones. Fox will pick up L.A.s Finest, a police drama currently on Spectrum that stars Gabrielle Union and Jessica Alba. CBS will launch a reboot of the drama series The Equalizer starring Queen Latifah. Among the other diversity-related announcements: CBS Television Studios and the NAACP have entered into a multiyear agreement to develop and produce scripted and unscripted programming in addition to documentary content. CBS has also committed to increasing the proportion of people of color on its series writing sta s and the proportion of script-development money devoted to series with creators or producers of color. NBC will add an experienced writer of color to the writing sta of its existing series. Taraji P. Henson, who starred in Foxs Empire, is developing a spino series centered on her Empire character, Loretha Cookie Lyon at Fox Entertainment as part of a two-year  rst-look deal she has signed with the shows producer, 20th Century Fox Television. For the  rst time in its 18-year, 40-season history, the ABC hit reality-show The Bachelor franchise will have a black male lead  real estate broker Matt James  and Tyra Banks is replacing Tom Bergeron as host of Dancing with the Stars. ABC is also reviving the nostalgic coming-of-age comedy The Wonder Years, which will now center on a Black middle-class family in the 1960s. The series is being developed by Daniels and Fred Savage, who starred in the original version. SKEPTICISM ABOUT OTHER EFFORTS Some of the news has already been met with skepticism and cynicism. The announcement of James as the new Bachelor came just a few days after fans of the show launched an antiracism campaign calling on ABC and Warner Bros., which produces the series, to diversify the franchise. Rachel Lindsay, who became the franchises  rst and only Black woman lead in 2017, said in an appearance on Good Morning America that she hoped James casting was not the networks way of putting a Band-Aid over the situation and just saying, Here, were going to put this here. Are you happy now? Before The Bachelor announcement, she had threatened to dissociate herself from the Bachelor brand unless it got a diversity makeover. Responding to the news of The Wonder Years spino , Johnson sco ed. We dont need a Black version of that show. We already had it  it was called Everybody Hates Chris. Its The Wonder Years in blackface. Wilson, who is an executive coach and a diversity and inclusion consultant, said she will be watching closely in the coming months to determine whether there is any real change. She hopes progress moves more smoothly and quickly than in the past: Things cannot go back to normal.DIVERSITYFROM PAGE 1D SONJA FLEMMING/CBSBilly Gardell as Bob and Folake Olowofoyeku as Abishola in Bob (heart) Abishola. The bottom line is, whos calling the shots? The industry needs to be more in sync with whats happening in the rest of the country.Darnell Hunt dean of social sciences at UCLA CALL 941.429.3110 adno=3756959-1 

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www.yoursun.com | The Sun | THURSDAY, JULY 30, 2020 PAGE 1 Race Car DriverMy three year old son hangs out with my friends and I while we talk for hours about NASCAR, Formula One and drag racing. I didn't realize how much his little brain was absorbing and trying to make sense of what we were talking about until one day my friend asked him, "Johnny, what do you want to be when you grow up?" Johnny replied, "I'm going to drive for FASTCAR!" My friend tried to hold back a laugh as he corrected my son's mistake, "Well Johnny, it is really difficult to drive for NASCAR. You better have a back up plan." Bless his little soul, without missing a beat he said, "No problem. If I can't drive for NASCAR," picking up the correction, "I'll do some brag racing." Reader Humor Laughs For Sale Duane Cash Holze & Todd Carry Holze www.ClassifiedGuys.com Fast FactsDear Classified Guys, A few months ago when I bought my condo,my Dad's advice was invaluable.He saved me a lot of time,energy and money.Now that the process is over,it's time for me to find a car to replace my ailing sedan.Once again,my Dad is there to help me shop the classified ads and pick the right one.However,there is one piece of advice that doesn't make sense to me.He says that when I go to look at a car,I should bring a large amount of money,like $600 to $800,to leave as a deposit.The cars are priced at about $6000 to $8000.I guess that's only about 10%,but with a new condo and mortgage payment,that seems like a lot of money to me.Can you guys tell me if that's too much to leave as a deposit or is my Dad's advice right on track again?Carry: It's nice to have someone you trust who can offer assistance when you need it. However, it's important that the advice makes sense to you.Cash: There's no doubt your dad has your best interest in mind. In fact, if he has a strong knowledge of cars, he may be a good person to bring along with you. It's always advisable to have a second set of eyes when shopping for a used car. While you get to talk with the owner and inquire how he used the car, your dad could be looking over the vehicle in more detail.Carry: However, like you suspected, his deposit amounts seem awfully high. Adeposit is usually given to a seller to show your intent to purchase and hold the car until you return with payment. Some sellers will simply take your word as intent if you plan on returning quickly. Others may ask you to leave a deposit amount.Cash: In any case, it's best to leave as little as possible. Sometimes $20 to $100 is enough to show good faith on the deal until you can return with the remaining payment. That way, if anything ever happens and your deposit is not returned, your loss is minimal.Carry: Regardless of the deposit amount, be sure to document any transaction. Write out a receipt that shows how much you deposited and when you plan on returning for the car.Cash: And after your purchase, be sure to give your Dad a ride in your new vehicle. You never know when you may need his help again. Ask the Guys This "Villager" gives new meaning to "highway robbery"©The Classified Guys®07/28/13Famous RidesFiguring out which car to buy is never an easy task. Some people read reviews and factor in gas mileage while others just looks to the stars, the Hollywood stars that is. Celebrities such as Britney Spears or Paris Hilton are reported to drive expensive cars, like the Mercedes-Benz SLR McLaren ($450,000) or a Bentley Continental GT($170,000). Others are more practical. Both Julia Roberts and Leonardo DiCaprio have been seen driving the Toyota Prius hybrid. Rapper, 50 Cent, stayed American with the Dodge Charger. Who knows, some Hollywood celebrity may be driving your car.Drive with PrideDoes it ever seem like everyone has a new car but you? You may be surprised to learn that most people actually purchase used cars, including nearly 40% of all millionaires. Every car buying year follows the same trend. Automobile dealerships sell over 2 million more used cars than new ones each year. If you factor in private party sales as well, the majority of people are driving a used vehicle.Got a question or funny story? Email us at:comments@classifiedguys.com. 2000 Mercury Pillager High Miles, Clean inside and out.Must Sell.Call 07/26/20 Merchandise Deep Creek garage sales THURS., FRI. & SAT. 8:00-2:00 2298 BREMEN COURT DEEP CREEK 33983 ESTATE SALE! Indoor & Outdoor Furniture, Yard Art & Wall Art, Antiques, Glassware, Tools and MUCH, MUCH MORE! Credit Cards Welcome. Punta Gorda area garage salesFRI SAT SUN. 8-2 710 CORAL DR. MOVING SALE Furniture, household, fishing and more Auctions ABSOLUTE PUBLIC AUCTION Sat., 8/1, Preview 9AM Auction Start 10AM 1524 Albatross Dr. P.G.I 33950 Boat, Motorcycle, Tools, High End Furniture, Art, Collectibles, & MORE! www.allcoastauction.com 239-242-7661 AU415/AB3589 Arts and crafts SOLDERING IRON new Inland 100w extra tips $25 941-505-0081 Household goods A REA RUGS 8Wx11L, w/ runner to match, non-smoker $145 941-235-2203 A REA-RUG, 4X6 Red, shaggy, as new, can text pics. $29 941-246-1548 CHANDELIERS ( 2 ) Modern, bronze. New,each $60 941-702-1450 FOOD SLICER Adjustable for Meat/Cheese ExCond Osprey $65 941-525-0756 LAMP, TOY Chess, Tissue box White wicker. REDUCED $70 941-408-7535 SOUTHWEST PAINTING Giant 4.3w x 2.4h pottery scene, wood frame $49 941-246-1548 TABLE LAMP 30h 10dia., shade w/leaf design. Can text pics $15 941-246-1548 Household goods 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. TABLE LAMP with glass shade $20 941-780-6397 TEASPOONS, TBSPS, Forks, knives, misc. patterns, 6 ea. $10 941-246-1548 VALANCE 6 x 177 x 25 Exc. Condition. Taupe & Cream was 1,296 $75 941-525-0756 Holiday items A SSORTED CHRISTMAS DECOR $35 940-780-6397 Furniture BED, KING Upholstered frame Sealy Posturepedic mattress. VGC $175 417-880-4747 BEDROOM DRESSER with mirror, cherry, 60 l, very good cond $145, OBO 941-202-9172 BEDROOM SET four pieces beautiful excellent $475 941-626-5501 BISTRO OAK TABLE Bamboo/ rattan stools, 2, very good cond. $175, OBO 941-202-9172 COFFEE TABLES Set of 3 Lexan base-glass top. Must see! $250 941-916-9026 COUCH, Wicker, fabric, mint cond. $250 941-702-1450 CURIO CABINET 6Hx2W, lighted, doors, glass shelves $450 941-235-2203 DESK ROLL TOP for computer $300 941-626-4117 Furniture DINETTE SET 42 table, 4 wood chairs, 1 leaf, good cond $35 941-445-9069 DINETTE, HENRY LINK wicker, rattan, glass, 4 chairs, pink. Exc. $150, OBO 941-200-5718 DINETTEWhitewash w/ Lexan base. Beautiful. $450 941-916-9026 DINING ROOM SET Broyhill, Table, 6 Chairs, 2 Ext. Leafs, Pecan. $450 941-764-6311 DINING ROOM SET Oak dining room set extender along with 6 chairs $300 941-626-4117 DINING ROOM TABLE rectangle glass top, dolphin base, 4 chairs $450 239-222-8054 DINING ROOM TABLE & 4 Chairs solid brown wood chairs are vinyl $45 941-445-5619 DINING SET Glass-table, 42x754 Chairs. Exc. $300 941-456-7396 ENTERTAINMENT CENTER Mediterranean 58X80 GD Origl cost 1k $275 941-408-7535 I BUY FURNITURE Or anything of value! 941-485-4964 JEWELRY CABINET w/makeup mirror, 3 h, cherry, exc. cond. $75 941-202-9172 KITCHEN SET with 2 chairs. Ikea style, White, Solid Wood top. $70 941-257-5500 LIVING RM SET Couch(electric) Loveseat and Rocker/ recliner, light gray leather purchased Jan 2020 for $2800. Asking $1,500 BEDROOM Set King, 4 poster bed, dresser with mirror, 2 nightstands. $800 Call 941-505-2789 LIVING RM Set Sofa, Loveseat, Ottoman, Italian Leather, Navy Blue, $275 614-746-6073 RECLINER LA-Z-Y BOY Beautiful! $65 941-637-9201 SOFA SETBlack Natuzzi leather sofa & Love seat. Exc. cond. $500 941-916-9026 SOFA SLEEPER, Double, Striped, light blue, coco & cream. $175 941-626-0011 SOFA, Reclining, lamp, rug, framed prints, end table. Can text pics $175 941-246-1548 SOFA-BED QUEEN size Sofa Bed. Like new. $150 941-286-5159 TABLE28 Ethen Allen round pine. Exc. cond.-reduced $50 941-639-1517 TABLESCoffee & side, Fossile stone, glasstop $470 941-702-1450 WINE CABINET 71Hx26W, storage below, 2 drawers, exc. $150 941-235-2203 Electronics LOCATOR BEACON (PLB) Aqua Link Model #406. 9 mo. old $150, OBO 941-639-3639 TV/stereo/radio CD PLAYER JVC XL-V151 in good cond. $30 941-830-1898 SOUND BAR Vizio Premium. Great Upgrade for TV. New. $35 941-258-1118 SUB-WOOFER 120W Speaker. Great for home theater experiences. $35 941-258-1118 SUBWOOFER JBL Sub-135 for home theater. $40 941-830-1898 TECHNIES RECEIVER Needs a new volume control. $20, OBO 941-255-0489 TV BRAND New never opened won TV JVC ROKU. $200 941-979-5110 TV CONVERTER Magnavox, receives signals on Analog $25 941-235-2203 TV LC, Sharp 42 $100, OBO 941-485-0681 Computer equipment MS SURFACE GO Surface GO 128GB, 8GB,Ky Bd, Pen,Mouse, Case $175 941-883-6852 Clothing/jewelry MENS SHIRTS, SHORTS sizes L, XL & 38-all exc. cond. plus more $1 941-639-1517 Antiques collectibles 26 WESTERN FLYER Bike Mens, from the 60s $250 941-380-1406 A MERICAN FLAG 3 X 5 Heavy Duty Made In U.S.A. $30 941-380-1406 A SSORTMENT of Emmett Kelly Figurines, Flambro $10 941-391-0665 A VON ASSORT Truck, car never open old gun, very old $20, OBO 941-200-5718 BUYING SILVER COINS DIMES THRU SILVER DOLLARS. 941626-7785 ELKS LODGE PINS 2000 Pins buy one state at a time $1, OBO 941-200-5718 FRAMED ITZCHAK TARKAY Jamestown Cottage beautiful! $240 941-639-1517 HALF DOLLARS silver roll $150 781-956-8891 LIFE MAGAZINE1939 Joe Dimaggio cover. Highly collectible! $25 941-639-1517 LITHOGRAPH STONES 2 @ 5X6 & 1 @ 6X8. 2 1/4 thick. $200 941-255-0489 NEW ZEALAND STATUE Hand carved by Maori, one of a kind $225 941-200-5718 Antiques collectibles OLD NEWSPAPERS REPRINTS 1800s and 1900s many to choose from $1 941-445-5619 PAINTINGS ( 2 ) Keane Style Girl Boy. Big Eyes, nicely framed $30 941-200-5718 PROOF AND MINT Sets from U.S. Mint $7 781-956-8891 QUARTERS SILVER roll $150 781-956-8891 SILVER COINS silver dime roll $75 781-956-8891 SILVER DOLLARS 18781935 common dates $25 781-956-8891 VINTAGE CONSOLE STEREO, Includes Record Player, Radio, Speakers. Storage. Beautiful! $300. 941-257-5500 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 INSTRUMENTS GUITARS, Mandolins, Violins, cases prices vary $350 941-408-7535 LOWERY ORGAN EZ1 Virtual Orchestra. Like new, Venice $750, OBO 941-408-9512 OLD METRONOME in wood case, Windup and it works!! $25 941-423-2585 ROGUE GUITAR (NEW) Beautiful Sunburst ADJ/Neck no case $120 941-408-7535 Medical 4 WHEEL WALKER Extra wide with basket, brakes, seat. NICE. $85 941-268-8951 HOSPITAL BED w/ side rails & Mattress. Very clean. Exc. Condition $225 941-488-8656 PRIDE SCOOTER GO-GO-ULTRA X cloth seat good batt. 4 wheel $425 941-505-0081 SHOWER CHAIR Like New $30 941-268-8951 WALKER 4 Leg wheels on front, good condition $5 941-505-0081 WALKER, folding 5 wheels. Excelllent cond. $35, OBO 941-627-6780 Medical WHEEL CHAIR Drive Silver Sport 16 seat $100 941-4260879 WHEEL CHAIR Pride Electric Go chair, $500 941-426-0879 WHEELCHAIR 18 seat, standard. Nice. $65 941-268-8951 WHEELCHAIR, extra wide seat, 20 by Drive. NICE. $120 941-268-8951 Health/beauty KNEE SCOOTER like new $75 941-475-5055 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 CALLAWAY DRIVER 10.5, Diablo Octane, Graphite with head cover. $90. GOLF SHOES, Nike, New, Sz 11.5 $40 978-855-9366 STANDING GOLF BAG w/irons, woods, etc $30 941-391-0665 " Sail " Your Boat rough Florida`s Largest Classied Section! 

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PAGE 2 THURSDAY, JULY 30, 2020 | The Sun | www.yoursun.com Golf accessories GOLF CART TIRES $10-$60 Used and New Your Choice Pickup only 941-769-1431 Visit Darsgolfcarts.com Golf carts 2017 CLUB CAR Precedent $3995 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.) 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Visit Darsgolfcarts.com Midnight Metallic Blue $3895 SOLD 2017 EZGO T48 2 person Golf Cart High-Speed, Fresh 4 turf/street tires, Factory Hub Caps, LED Head and Taillights, Turn signals, Brake lights, Horn, 4 way hazard lights, New Factory Upholstery Canopy Top, Charger, Folding Windshield, Rear View Mirror, Add a flipdown rear seat $399 Call: 941-769-1431 Free Delivery (25 miles) Visit  Darsgolfcarts.com NO TEXT PLEASE Sporting goods 2 GUYS GUN SHOWS 2 DAY ADMISSION $10.00 Come and Go as you pleaseAUG 8TH & 9THSat 9-5 and Sun 9-3Robards Arena 3000 Ringling Blvd Sarasota, FL (4 miles west of I75, Exit 210 Fruitville Rd)AUG 15TH & 16THSat 9-5 and Sun 9-3Charlotte County Fairgrounds 2333 El Jobean Rd (776) Port Charlotte, Florida Buy-Sell-Trade New-Used Free Parking CWP Classes Avail. 727-776-3442 www.2 g u y sshows.com 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. ( 2 ) RUGER Security 6, 357 revolvers, 1ss, 1 blue. VGC. $600/ea firm (941)-916-3602 TAURUS 9mm, Extra Mag., $250., Kel Tec P-32 , Extra Mag. & Ammo, $250. Must Have CWP. 941-303-7424 Hunting & fishing supplies5.56 AMMUNITION 8 boxes 55gr. ball, $10. box, 15 boxes 62gr. PMC. $15. box. 941-661-5592 KNIFE, DAMASCUS WHITETAIL stag handle, new w/sheath and box $85 941-235-2203 MEC650 SHOTSHELL Reloaders 410 & 12 ga. As a pair. $220 941-423-2581 Bicycles/ tricycles BICYCLE HUFFY 26 Nel Lusso mens cruiser, black. Like new $140 941-380-6604 HIS & HERS bikes Nice, $60/ea (941)763-4818 SCHWINN, VINTAGE 10 speed road bike. Tall frame. $100 941-830-1898 Toys/games CASINO BOARD Game black j ack + roulette wheel new $25, OBO 941-627-6780 HARRY POTTER HOGWARTZ EXPRESS TRAINS Scarlet passenger $175 941-626-4117 HARRY POTTER HOGWARTZ EXPRESS TRAINS Scarlet passenger $175 941-626-4117 LIONEL TRAIN SET Pennsylvania Flyer $200, OBO 941-626-4117 Pool/spa/ & supplies POOL GAS HEATER Hayward H 400 $485 941-639-7890 POOL PUMP 2 HP above ground. Like new. $30 941-830-1898 Lawn & garden BAMBOO POLES 3 1/2 4 D or Larger WANTED . Free Removal. 941-889-7229 BLOWER, TROYBUILT Handheld Gas $80, OBO 941-485-0681 HEDGE CLIPPER Black & Decker 22 electric $20, OBO 941-485-0681 LINE TRIMMER, HUSQVARNA Like new. Model 322L. $150, OBO 941-485-0681 MOWER, ROTARY, 16 cut $25 941-391-0665 TREE CONTAINERS HD Oversize L-4 48 W-40, Deep-33 $100 941-624-0928 Outdoor living CHAIRS TABLE wicker for outside call for pics $275 941-769-2389 GARDEN FOUNTAIN concrete $200 941-702-1450 PATIO GLIDER VERY GOOD A FRAME $60, OBO 217-643-7636 PATIO RUG 65 x 96 w/8 pillows. Excellent condition. $90 480-620-3650 PATIO SET w/carpet. Swivel chairs-beige/brown/9x12 rug. Must See. $250 941-916-9026 PATIO SET WROUGHT IRON ROUND TABLE/4 CHAIRS $60, OBO 217-643-7636 WOOD BENCH, New outdoor 4L X 15W X 17H $45 941-830-8487YARD ENVY?MAKE YOUR NEIGHBORS JEALOUS LOLLANDSCAPE DESIGNCONSULTATION OVER 20 YEARS EXPERIENCENORTH PORT, VENICE, ENGLEWOOD, PORT CHARLOTTE, PUNTA GORDAFL ISA CERTIFIED ARBORIST#644A941-426-8983TREEMENDOUS TREE, INC. Building supplies DAVIT SWITCHES Up/Down with cords, $60 for pair. 951-676-2019 HEAVY DUTY Outdoor light lamp bracket 733/4 L and 81/4 W $50 941-624-0928 Tools/machinery 1/2 DRILL Milwaukee, heavy duty, reversible. excellent cond. $75, OBO 941-639-3639 14 PIPE WRENCHES (2) Armstrong. Excellent cond. $10, OBO 941-639-3639 18 PIPE WRENCHES (2) Rigid, Excellent cond. $15, OBO 941-639-3639 COMPRESSORPORTABLE w/ hoses & acc. 6 gallon. Like new. $75 941-626-0967 DRILL DRIVER, Dewalt 18 volt 1/2 drill driver New $75 941-624-0928 FIBERGLASS EXT. L ADDER 20 ft. Sears. Aluminum rungs $125, OBO 941-639-3639 FLOORJACK, 3.5 TON good shape, very heavy, USA made $50 941-445-9069 JOINER VINTAGE Craftsman with 1/2HP motor. $30 941-830-1898 MITER SAW, DEWALT 10 Like new cond $100 941-661-0054 SUPER GRINDER, RYOBI w/ case & accessories. Reducedmint cond $30 941-639-1517 WET-DRY VAC, Genie 6 gal., 1.5 HP $25 941-697-0940 Office/business equip./supplieCANON MAXIFY MB5020 NEW Wireless Printer, Print, Copy, Scan & Fax $195 941-408-7535 OFFICE CHAIR MAT Plastic, 48 X 36 $15 941-257-5500 Restaurant supplies MEAT GRINDER SAUSAGE Butcher chef food service 115 volts $229 941-661-1081 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 BIRD CAGE with play area on top L31 x D23 x H36 $175 941-639-7890 BIRD PERCH with round table Stainless steel 4 high $40 941-639-7890 FOLDING PET RAMP, 150 lb capacity, all cleaned. $55 941-268-8951 PARROT CAGE-7 Taj Mahal Octagonal-Dome top $375 941-639-7890 SMALL BIRD CAGE ( S ) Suitable for Cockatiels, Lovebirds. $15 941-639-7890 Appliances COFFEE MAKERNespresso Virtuo Plus. Like new w/ frother. $125 941-496-4727 FILTER, REFRIGERATOR Water for GE, Hotpoint, or Kenmoreboxed new $15 941-391-0665 JUICER MAKES fresh, yummy j uice $65, OBO 941-702-1450 MICROWAVE WHITE over stove like new used seasonal for 2 years $60 941-661-5974 REFRIGERATOR SIDE BY SIDE, lt. bisque, Fridgidair, water & ice, $265 (941)763-4818 REFRIGERATOR/FREEZER 17-18 cu. ft. Excellent cond. $160 941-286-5159 WASHER & DRYER Nice, White, $325. (941)763-4818 delivery avail. Miscellaneous for sale A B STEIN, (Heroes of the Hardwood) new in box $35 941-624-0928 A B STEIN, Budweister Sports Legends, (Babe Ruth), new in box $75 941-624-0928 COMPRESSOR Hardly usedworks good-12x 7-heavy duty $5 941-445-5619 DECORATIVE MIRRORS ( 2 ) Gold trim, octagon shape, very good cond. $75 941-202-9172 DESK GLOBE Has baro, hygro, temp on wood base $35 941-423-2585 GENERATOR COLEMAN Powermate. 2000wt, 5HP. used once $200 941-830-0008 GENERATOR TRANSFER KIT Reliance 30216BRK 8000-Watts 6 circuit $145 941-445-5619 HEAT TRANSFER PRESS Pro World with built in temperature gauge, used to create t-shirts $50, OBO 941-743-0871 PROPANE TANK recently bought--almost full $30 941-445-9069 WINDOWS-STORM 4 for $10 14x32 & 22x32 never used $10 941-445-5619 Miscellaneous for sale $75.00 PER PANELSLIDING GLASS DOOR REPAIRS Wheels Tracks & LocksCALL BOB 941-706-6445Affordable Maintenance Owned and operated by Local Fire fighter. Wanted to buy/trade BUYING SILVER COINS DIMES THRU SILVER DOLLARS. 941-626-7785 WANTED TYPEWRITER non electric, 941-661-1277 Real Estate Open house 07/30/20 OPEN HOUSE Sunday, 1-4p. 20218 Passagio Dr, Venice. 3/3/3 + den. Sam Rodgers Platinum custom-built, water-view home in Gran Paradiso. West Villages Realty. $575,000 727-809-4802. Houses for sale TRI-COUNTY NEW HOME BUILD New Homes with lot from $199,900 Classic Series: Immediate Delivery or Value Added Fall Delivery Specials. Own a Lot? Need a Lot? Lets Craft a Great Deal~ Call Today for Plans and Tour our New Model Home. 941-468-8300 Reliance Project Management, LLC CGC#1512533 SELLING YOUR HOME, CONDO, or LOT?We can help you.Advertise your home, condo, or lot with us and reach over 150,000 readers in Charlotte, Sarasota, & DeSoto Counties and online everyday. Ask about our 30 day special. Call one of our classified experts for all the details at 866-463-1638 Realtors Welcome! NORTH PORT 3202 Everett Terrace MOVE-IN-READY 1400 SF 3/3/2 quality Windermere Evergreen Model on partially fenced, lushly landscaped oversized corner lot. Spacious, wide open Great Room concept. Split bedroom plan. Interior freshly painted! Convenient located in a great family neighborhood, within minutes of schools, shopping, restaurants. RELAX! ENJOY! Everything about this delightful property is perfect front to back, top to bottom, inside and out! $219,900 Patty Gillespie, Remax Anchor 941-875-2755 ***PENDING***NORTH PORT 4077 Linwood Ln., ARE YOU PICKY & FUSSY? Then youll be delighted with this spacious, spotless 1600 SF 3/2/2 with spacious, wide open feeling on premium oversized corner lot (14,491 SF) backing up to greenbelt. Non-deed-restricted! Easy access to shopping, dining, I-75, world class fishing and golf, and 20 minutes from the beach. Whatever youve seen doesnt compare! $237,000 Patty Gillespie Remax Anchor 941-875-2755 PORT CHARLOTTE 2202 Beacon Drive, CHARM & CHARACTER ABOUND in this TOTALLY UPDATED, IMMACULATE 1400 SF concrete-block construction 2-bedroom, 2-bath with 1-car garage, and 12X30 screened tiled lanai overlooking oversized fully-fenced back yard. tile flooring thruout. $189,900 Patty Gillespie, Remax Anchor 941-875-2755 Houses for sale PORT CHARLOTTE 15352 Mille Fiore Blvd. SOMETHINGS DEFINITELY WRONG. When we listed this low-maintenance 1800 SF 3-BR, 2-bath, free-standing villa, we assumed it would sell in just a few days. Its in a superb location, in great condition. Mere minutes from world class fishing and golf, beaches, restaurants, shopping, medical facilities, and more. No CDD! CITY WATER & SEWER! Sidewalks! Underground utilities! Hurricane shutters! Owner demands a quick sale so its opportunity-priced at $260,000! Patty Gillespie Remax Anchor 941-875-2755 PORT CHARLOTTE 3/2/2 REMODELED BEAUTY! Atrium Entrance, 12x18 Bonus Room, Spacious 1920 sq ft Floor Plan. All Tile Interior Features a Stunning Kitchen & Baths. 1 Year Old Appliances, 3 Year Old AC, 2 Year Old Hot Water Heater, Newer Washer & Dryer. Covered Lanai, Open Patio & Fenced Yard! $224,000. Sharon Kerr 941-286-7315 Coldwell Banker Sunstar Realty PORT CHARLOTTE 501 Fairview Ave., WHY RENT WHEN YOU CAN OWN? Come see this totally updated, move-in-ready 1400 SF 3-bedroom (+ den/office), 2 bath with 1-car garage on lushly landscaped corner lot in the heart of Port Charlotte. THE PERFECT BLEND OF COMFORTABLE LIVING AND CHOICE LOCATION! Gorgeous granite countertops and center island in kitchen. Light, bright, open floor plan with designer tile throughout. Master bath boasts floorto-ceiling tile, vessel sink and spa-like step-in shower. Three sets of sliding glass doors lead to huge open patio and fenced back yard. CITY WATER & SEWER! NO HOA! NON-DEED-RESTRICTED! $199,900 Patty Gillespie Remax Anchor 941-875-2755 **PENDING**PORT CHARLOTTE 6340 Thorman Road 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! House professionally cleaned and sanitized!! Available for immediate possession! Immaculate! Nothing to do but move in! $270,000 Patty Gillespie Remax Anchor 941-875-2755 PORT CHARLOTTE Suncoast Lakes, 3bd plus den with beautiful lake view. 2000+ sq ft. Lovely tile floors. Gated community, conveniently located to shopping, restaurants, schools, etc. Community pool and playground. AC 2017, Water heater 2019. $259,000 Call Pat Walker 941-276-4674 REMAX Anchor Realty PORT CHARLOTTE WANTED TO BUY starter home almost any condition but must be sound. 2BR/2BA, Mid PC area, Easy sale. 941-505-1900 Houses for sale ***PENDING***PUNTA GORDA 27237 Puno Dr. S-T-R-E-T-C-H OUT in this exceptional custom-built 2700 SF 4-bedroom/3-bath with 3 split wings Master wing with Roman spa shower (with 6 shower heads!), Jacuzzi tub and 2 huge walkin closets 2nd Master with walk-in closet and Roman shower (handicap accessible, with grab bars) perfect for in-law suite 3rd wing with 2 bedrooms, both with extra large closets. Offers splendid privacy! NOT in flood zone! Low annual HOA ($115)! Public water & sewer! Manabloc plumbing, sprinkler system. Minimal furnishings remaining... Sellers are packed and ready to give you quick occupancy! $335,000 Patty Gillespie Remax Anchor 941-875-2755 Condos/villas for sale ENGLEWOOD 3/2/2 Unfurnished Condo w/ Pool & Lanai. 2,014 sf. Total. Beautiful Intercoastal Views! 5 Min. to Beach. For Sale or Lease. $359,900. 941-302-9547 TO ADVERTISE IN THE SHOWCASE OF HOMES Please Call 866-463-1638 or Email; classifieds@sun-herald.com Mobile homes for sale VENICE RANCH Mobile Home Estates BEAUTIFUL LOT RENTAL & 55 + Community. New & Pre-owned Homes No Dogs. Cats Ok Call 941-488-5672 www.VeniceRanch.com Manufactured homes for saleNEW 3/2 DOUBLE WIDE Delivered & Set-Up on Your Lot w/ Steps, Air & Skirting! $60,445. + Tax. Prestige Homes, Punta Gorda 941-637-1122 Homes for rent DEEP CREEK Fantastic Lake front 3/2/2 large lanai, breakfast nook, 2100SF, $1400/mo 1473 Blue Lake. 941-286-5175* NEED A RENTAL * Paradise Properties & Rentals, Inc 941-625-RENT PORT CHARLOTTE 2/1, nice yard. $950/mo. 1st, Last, Security. Call Jim for details. 941-924-2764 VENICE CONDO RAVINIA CI 2BR/2BA + DEN, 1CG, 2nd floor COMM. HTD POOL. NO PETS $1300/MO ANNUAL 941-504-5373 VENICE ISLAND CONDO WATERFRONT behind Crows Nest. All new reno, 2BR/2BA furnished. No smoking, no pets $1750/mo cable & water incl. Annual 941-960-0452 Efficiencies for rent HARBOUR HEIGHTS close to river, newly renovated efficiencies w cable & internet, SunnybrookMotel 941-625-6400 Rentals to share NORTH PORT Female preferred to Share 3 Bedroom pool home, 55+, Light housekeeping & share Expenses. 239-249-2227 Wanted to rent ENGLEWOOD AREAFurnished 2/2 Home, Mobile Home, Condo ETC. NS/NP 740-397-1703 Lots & acreage SELLING YOUR HOME, CONDO, or LOT? We can help you. Advertise your home, condo, or lot with us and reach over 150,000 readers in Charlotte, Sarasota, & DeSoto Counties and online everyday. Ask about our 30 day special. Call one of our classified experts for all the details at 866-463-1638 Realtors Welcome! 

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www.yoursun.com | The Sun | THURSDAY, JULY 30, 2020 PAGE 3 Employment Services PROFESSIONAL RESUMES A PHONE CALL CAN DO IT ALL CHARLOTTE & SARASOTA CO. Call for DETAILS 941-214-5257 Clerical/office OFFICE HELP needed for Local Charlotte Co Contractor. Part time (possible full), Flex hrs, computer skills a must. Send Resume: KLowa@kenriteconstruction.com Medical $3000 Sign on BONUS For Full Time Positions!CNAS ALL SHIFTS & EVENING/NIGHT SHIFT NURSESSOLARIS HEALTHCARE Apply: solarishealthcare.vikus.net 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 AUGUST 3RD 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. Plans Call Now to Register! 941-889-7506 Skilled trades CONSTRUCTION FIELD SUPERVISOR for faith based Building Corporation in Charlotte Cnty. Supervisory exp w/ some hands-on work. Computer/management skills required. Benefits available. Send Resume to klowa@ kenriteconstruction.com LABORER NEEDED FOR Marine construction Co. Mon Fri. DL required. $16. $20 hourly wage depending experience. Call (941)-223-6221 WESTCOAST ELECTRIC SERVICES A large Commercial Contractor is NOW HIRING for: Commercial Electrical Helpers & Electricians. We offer an apprenticeship program. Great Benefits & Competitive Pay. Please Submit your resume to: Jenny@westcoastelectricfl. com or Call 941-429-4900 General ASSISTANT DISTRICT MANAGERSSUN NEWSPAPERSThe Sun is currently seeking part-time Assistant District Managers in our Circulation Department. Our Assistant District Managers work directly with an independent contractor network to manage home delivery and customer relations. Responsibilities include contractor recruitment and orienting, meeting established service goals, resolving service errors, managing contractor draw and insuring customer satisfaction. Must be able to work early mornings hours, weekends and holidays in an office/ warehouse environment and outdoors in various temperatures and weather conditions. Requires valid Florida drivers license and insurance. Must have reliable transportation to perform daily job responsibilities. Opportunities available in Charlotte/ Punta Gorda and North Port/ Englewood. 25-30 hours per week. Starting pay $13-$14/ hr. Phone allowance, mileage reimbursement. EOE, Drug free workplace Pre-employment drug testing required E-mail: Anne-Marie.Wiley@ yoursun.com or call 941-206-1020 DRIVERS NEEDED for Local Seafood Company. Excellent Pay!!! Call 941-380-9212 OTR DRIVER NEEDED for Local Company, Class A CDL, 3 Years experience. Call (941)-916-0401 or email tschubert@yahoo.com General 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. 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 Head Maintenance Position: Full Time position, M F. (Adult 55+ mobile home community.) Lawn and building maintenance. Cleaning, minor repairs. Operate and maintain equipt. Send resume to Erika, parkhillestatesinc@yahoo.com If you have questions, Call Larry 651-587-4797 IMMEDIATE OPENINGS! We have several open positions for SALES REPRESENTATIVES to promote The Sun Newspapers. This is an enjoyable year-round position with potential to earn $100-$300+ per day. Positive, professional work environment. Flexible hours, must be outgoing, have a professional appearance, dependable and have reliable transportation and cell phone. Background check. To set appointment call 941-883-8590 MAINTENANCE TECH NEEDED for a well Established Condominium Association Knowledge in All Facets of Building Maintenance Required. NonSmoking Facility, Benefits Offered, Paid Vacation Plus Located 606 Bird Bay Dr. S Venice, FL 34285 Apply in person PAGE DESIGNER The Sun Newspapers is looking for full-time layout/ design help. InDesign experience is helpful. Job involves evenings and weekend hours. Send resume to nathan.lane@yoursun.com The Sun is a drug-free workplace. PUT CLASSIFIEDS TOWORK FORYOU!FINDAJOB! BUYAHOME! BUYACAR! General ROLL TENDERTHE SUN NEWSPAPERS Part-time position training on the press to load paper, fill ink and general housekeeping. Able to lift 50+ pounds. Advancement available for motivated candidate. The position available is night shift and will include working weekends. Interested candidates send your resume to: Robin Marotta Production Manager at rmarotta@ suncoastpress.com We are a drug free workplace Pre-employment drug testing re q uired 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 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. Bible study & churches BEGIN YOUR DAY IN BIBLE STUDY Christ the King Lutheran Church, 23456 Olean Blvd. Tuesdays 10AM-11AM. For more info 941-766-9357 Port Charlotte CALVARY BIBLE CHURCH 1936 E. Venice Ave. Venice Friday at 9am. Study features video teachings of noted Bible Scholars on various subjects. For more info. Call Rev. Jones at: 941-485-7070 or visit www.CBCVenice.com CHARLOTTE COUNTY HOUSE OF PRAYER Night Watch Fridays 7pm-9pm Worship-Word-Prayer One River-One Stream 1435 Collingswood Blvd Unit C Port Charlotte 941 249-8946 Check us out on Facebook COMMUNITY CENTER 4PM 7PM each Wednesday. Christ the King Lutheran Church, 23456 Olean Blvd. PC, Open to All Ages. For more info 941-766-9357 FAITH BUILDERS A Basic Study to Build your Christian Faith. Call Pastor Gumm at Christ the King Lutheran Church for times. 941-766-9357 Port Charlotte FAITH LUTHERAN CHURCH 4005 Palm Drive, Punta Gorda Various Days & Times Confirmation/Bible Study Adult Infomational Class 941-639-6309 Bible study & churches GATEWAY WORSHIP PRAYER & Healing Rooms If you need healing, we want to pray with you! Our prayer teams are available to minister to you every Thursday 7:30 pm-8:30 pm. For information call 863-832-4418 5377 Dunkin Rd., Punta Gorda 33982 Jesus Still Heals Today! New Season Full Gospel Ministries Meets Every Wednesday at 3320 Loveland Blvd Port Charlotte, Fl (Held at Board of Realtors Building Near Visanis Restaurant) Food at 6:30PM and Fellowship Starts at 7:00PM Everyone Welcome!! Pamela Sams 941-268-3589 PASTOR PETER BURNETT . PCI Church Online Invites You to the Weekly Online Teaching with Pastor Peter Every Thursday at 9:00PM. Select a Group on Facebook and Click Join to Attend Online. Email: pburnettmedia@gmail.com for Questions Prov erbs Verse by Verse Study Wednesdays at 6:30 PM Study Guide Provided. New Hope Baptist Church 2100 Englewood Road (SR776) Englewood 941-474-7647 (pastor.nhbc@outlook.com) UNIQUE AND INFORMATIVE DVD Every Sunday @ 6pm. Disussion After at El Jobean Baptist 941-769-6291 Lost & found LOSTEaring ( hoop earing w / 8 diamonds), vacinity of Harbor Blvd @ Dr. office in Port Charlotte. Very sentimental. REWARD 941-457-6650 LOST: 5 Stone Diamond Ring at Boca Royale in Englewood. VERY sentimental family heirloom. REWARD! 603-783-4449 Exercise classes GULF COAST ACUPUNTURE 151 Center Rd. 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A -AAR AIR .30 1.7 87 52.78 8.56 253 17.47 -61.2 ABB Ltd ABB .76e 2.9 ... 26.48 14.71 1945 26.12 +8.4 ABM ABM .74 2.1 20 42.67 19.79 417 35.84 -5.0 ADT Inc ADT .14a 1.7 ... 9.71 3.41 4002 8.44 +6.4 AES Corp AES .57f 3.7 12 21.23 8.11 4142 15.56 -21.8 AFLAC AFL 1.12 3.1 11 55.07 23.07 3905 36.50 -31.0 AG MtgeIT MITT 1.80 58.8 12 16.69 1.46 1152 3.06 -80.2 AG Mtg pfA MITTpA 2.06 13.9 ... 26.20 2.55 18 14.85 -42.1 AG Mtg pfB MITTpB 2.00 13.6 ... 26.74 2.36 17 14.67 -42.2 AG Mtg pfC MITTpC ... ... ... 27.15 2.12 11 14.84 -43.8 AGCO AGCO .64 1.0 38 81.39 35.33 470 63.43 -17.9 AH Belo AHC .32 19.9 5 3.83 1.29 39 1.61 -42.9 AIM Im rs AIM ... ... ... 7.11 .38 4416 2.93 +438.6 AMC Ent AMC ... ... ...dd 12.49 1.95 5481 4.16 -42.5 AMCON DIT .72 1.1 9 100.00 52.05 1 66.00 -8.3 AMN Hlth AMN ... ... 22 89.22 36.65 293 55.45 -11.0 ARC Docu ARC .04 3.5 9 1.96 .34 3200 1.15 -17.3 ASA Gold ASA .02e .1 ...q 23.97 8.16 213 23.34 +71.2 ASE Tch ASX ... ... ... 5.70 3.17 1001 4.97 -10.6 AT&T Inc T 2.08f 7.0 15 39.70 26.08 30458 29.56 -24.4 AT&T 66 TBB ... ... ... 27.56 22.31 111 26.50 -.9sA10 Ntwks ATEN ... ... ...cc 8.29 3.43 2314 8.26 +20.2 AVX Cp AVX .46 2.1 16 21.89 13.03 21.66 +5.8 AZZ Inc AZZ .68 2.1 15 49.46 19.31 217 32.28 -29.7 Aarons AAN .16 .3 12 78.65 13.01 4159 54.39 -4.8sAbbottLab ABT 1.44 1.4 54 101.98 61.61 4744 102.52 +18.0 AbbVie ABBV 4.72 4.9 14 101.28 62.55 5510 97.01 +9.6 AberFitc ANF .80 7.7 6 19.18 7.42 2328 10.33 -40.3 AbrInco rt ACPr ... ... ... AbdAsPac FAX .42 10.4 ...q 4.41 2.60 1052 4.05 -4.7 AbdAustEq IAF .70e 14.7 ...q 5.62 2.99 34 4.76 -12.0 AbdnChile CH .58e 8.8 ...q 8.01 4.42 78 6.61 -13.3 AbdGlbInc FCO .84 12.6 ...q 8.71 3.93 23 6.68 -16.9 AbdJapnEq JEQ .48e .8 ...q 8.10 5.00 21 7.74 -.5 AcadiaRlt AKR 1.16 9.3 22 29.55 9.59 1504 12.51 -51.8 AcelEnter ACEL ... ... 58 13.35 5.22 168 8.73 -30.2 AcelEnt wt ACEL/WS ... ... ... Accenture ACN 1.60 .7 31 225.74 137.15 1474 224.38 +6.6 AccoBrds ACCO .26 3.7 7 11.38 3.51 734 6.99 -25.3 AcmeU ACU .48 2.1 18 24.92 17.10 2 23.40 -1.6 AcornInt ATV 1.69e ... ... 20.63 7.96 1 17.02 -7.2 ActiniumP ATNM ... ... ...dd .65 .16 30621 .58 +166.1 Acuity AYI .52 .5 12 143.55 67.46 310 102.67 -25.6 Acushnet GOLF .62f 1.6 ... 38.98 20.65 265 38.94 +19.8 AdaDvsEq ADX .20e 1.3 ...q 16.76 10.16 131 15.72 -.3 AdamsNR PEO 1.32e 1.6 ...q 16.78 6.11 120 12.13 -26.3 AdmRsc AE .96 4.4 88 39.70 15.16 8 22.00 -42.2 Adecaogro AGRO ... ... ... 8.70 3.31 116 4.40 -47.4 Adient ADNT 1.10 6.0 ... 29.28 5.90 462 18.39 -13.5 AdtalemGl ATGE .36 1.0 25 51.79 19.76 457 35.60 +1.8 AdvAuto AAP 1.00 .7 26 171.43 71.33 1249 148.21 -7.5 AdvDisp ADSW ... ... ... 33.15 28.55 877 30.17 -8.2 AdvDrainS WMS .36 .7 42 51.60 22.13 389 49.90 +28.5 Advansx ASIX ... ... ... 27.22 8.06 256 12.06 -39.6 AdvClayCv AVK 1.13 8.1 ...q 16.18 7.61 110 13.92 -10.5 Aecom ACM ... ... 14 52.40 21.76 704 37.33 -13.4 Aegon AEG .28e 9.1 ... 5.03 1.80 1036 3.09 -31.8 Aegon t AEB .77 3.2 ... 25.10 11.51 14 23.75 -4.2 AerCap AER ... ... 4 64.86 10.42 1907 28.43 -53.7 Aerocntry ACY ... ... 1 8.20 .71 25 2.81 -37.6 AerojetR AJRD ... ... 12 57.28 34.01 931 40.78 -10.7 AffilMgrs AMG .04m .1 5 92.71 44.37 311 69.71 -17.7 AgeX Th AGE ... ... ...dd 3.14 .67 79 1.24 -31.9 Agilent A .72 .7 99 98.09 61.13 1125 97.10 +13.8 Agnico g AEM .80 ... 88 75.68 31.00 2217 73.29 +19.0 AgreeRlt ADC 2.40f 3.6 34 79.66 45.23 607 67.50 -3.8 Air Inds AIRI .60 50.4 ... 3.36 .60 13 1.19 -48.3 AirLease AL .60 2.2 4 49.96 8.41 868 27.14 -42.9 AirLeas pfA ALpA 1.54 7.1 ... 28.42 6.31 27 21.78 -20.9 AirProd APD 5.36 1.9 40 299.82 167.43 1131 288.85 +22.9 AirPrd wi APD/WI ... ... ... AlaPw pf Q ALPpQ 1.25 4.7 ... 28.55 20.51 27 26.64 -1.6 AlamoGp ALG .52f .5 16 131.61 70.99 47 106.03 -15.5 AlamosGld AGI .06 .5 ... 11.58 3.34 3438 11.09 +84.2 AlaskaAir ALK 1.50f 4.3 10 72.22 20.02 1519 34.76 -48.7 AlbnyIn AIN .76 1.5 14 92.05 30.46 324 49.56 -34.7 Albemarle ALB 1.54 1.8 14 99.40 48.89 1162 83.83 +14.8 Alcoa Cp AA ... ... 66 23.57 5.16 4756 13.18 -38.7 Alcon ALC ... ... ... 65.37 39.37 843 62.39 +10.3 AlexB Inc ALEX .76 6.3 ...dd 25.38 8.32 275 12.06 -42.5 Alexanders ALX 18.00 6.9 ... 391.75 223.03 17 260.11 -21.3sAlexREE ARE 4.24f 2.4 39 175.74 109.22 965 176.06 +9.0 AlexcoR g AXU ... ... ... 3.46 .72 2928 2.94 +26.7 AlgonPw AQN .56 ... ... 16.73 9.53 571 13.60 -3.9 AlgnPwNt AQNB 1.55 5.7 ... 29.68 15.39 11 27.19 -3.6 Alibaba BABA ... ... 92 268.00 151.85 11479 252.45 +19.0 Alio Gld ALO ... ... ... 1.35 .28 1.26 +60.5 AllegCp Y ... ... ...cc 847.95 426.87 50 530.50 -33.7 AllegTch ATI ... ... 6 24.17 4.95 2281 9.17 -55.6 Allegion ALLE 1.28f 1.3 ... 139.24 77.37 571 98.22 -21.1 Allete ALE 2.47 4.1 18 88.60 48.22 298 59.81 -26.3 AlliData ADS .84 1.8 3 159.18 20.51 826 45.43 -59.5 AlliBNtlMu AFB .75 5.4 ...q 14.51 9.94 28 13.84 -.6 AlliBGlbHi AWF .84 7.9 ...q 12.53 7.28 381 10.57 -12.4 AlliBern AB 2.44e 8.3 14 36.06 13.24 299 29.27 -3.3 AlliGlCvInc NCV .78 17.0 ...q 6.13 2.11 517 4.58 -20.3 AlliGblCv2 NCZ .69 17.0 ...q 5.38 1.98 1522 4.07 -20.5 AlliNFJDv NFJ 1.20 10.0 ...q 13.62 7.53 471 12.06 -7.2 AlliGlEqCv NIE 1.52 6.3 ...q 24.66 14.62 44 24.32 +7.3 AllnzgDI&Cv ACV 2.00 7.9 ...q 26.66 11.51 16 25.45 +3.5 AlldCap47 AFC 1.72 6.7 ... 27.27 14.61 21 25.80 -2.2 AllisonTrn ALSN .68 1.8 9 49.73 26.15 366 38.53 -20.3 Allstate ALL 2.16f 2.3 14 125.92 64.13 1650 94.00 -16.4 Allstate 53 ALLpB 1.28 4.8 ... 27.90 17.64 53 26.81 +.6sAllst pfI ALLpI 1.19 4.5 ... 26.46 16.90 25 26.63 +5.2sAllstat pfH ALLpH ... ... ... 26.70 16.10 150 26.76 +2.4 AllyFincl ALLY .76 3.6 4 35.42 10.22 3292 21.23 -30.5 AlmadM AAU ... ... ... .82 .21 1513 .72 +22.6 AlphaPro APT ... ... ...cc 41.59 3.20 5311 22.94 +568.8 AlpIncPr n PINE .80 5.4 ... 19.83 7.74 42 14.78 -22.3 AlpsRivFlex RFFC ... ... ... 36.96 22.51 4 33.93 -4.9 AltaEquip ALTG ... ... ... 10.80 3.59 106 7.22 -27.9 AltaEq wt ALTG/2S ... ... ... Alteryx AYX ... ... ... 185.75 75.17 804 172.27 +72.1 Altice ATUS .07e ... ...dd 31.78 15.96 11270 25.19 -7.9 AltisrcAst AAMC ... ... ...dd 32.24 7.60 0 14.47 +17.1 Altria MO 3.44f 8.3 13 52.45 30.95 7884 41.63 -16.6 AlumChina ACH ... ... ... 9.07 4.60 43 6.60 -24.1 AlussaE n ALUS ... ... ... 10.29 9.25 8 10.12 +2.8 AlussaE wt ALUS/WS ... ... ... AmbacFin AMBC ... ... 40 22.90 8.74 387 13.20 -38.8 Ambev ABEV .05e 1.7 4 5.45 1.90 32564 2.90 -37.8 AmbowEd AMBO ... ... 63 2.50 Amcor AMCR .46 4.3 97 11.20 5.80 5265 10.62 -2.0 Ameren AEE 1.98 2.5 28 87.66 58.74 655 80.15 +4.4 Ameresco AMRC ... ... 40 32.48 13.11 187 28.60 +63.4 AMovilL AMX .17e 1.3 ... 18.04 10.12 2482 13.09 -18.2 AmMovl A AMOV ... ... ... 17.94 10.41 6 13.16 -17.2 AmAssets AAT 1.00f 3.7 40 49.26 20.15 283 27.00 -41.2 AmAxle AXL ... ... ...dd 12.53 2.50 944 8.01 -25.6 AmCampus ACC 1.88 5.2 47 50.94 20.13 711 36.10 -23.2 AEagleOut AEO .55 5.2 7 18.07 6.54 11119 1 0.65 -26.9 AEP AEP 2.80 3.3 22 104.97 65.14 2950 84.80 -10.3 AElPw pfB AEPpB ... ... ... 58.77 37.05 422 51.06 -5.7 AEqInvLf AEL .30f 1.2 11 34.16 9.07 404 25.90 -13.5sAEqInv pfB AELpB ... ... ... 25.08 23.25 510 25.05 +3.0 AmExp AXP 1.72 1.8 13 138.13 67.00 2791 96.69 -22.1 AFnclGrp AFG 1.80 2.9 8 115.03 44.01 398 61.93 -43.5 AFnclGp 55 AFGH 1.50 5.8 ... 26.63 15.00 11 25.94 -1.3 AHm4Rent AMH .20 .7 ... 29.89 17.50 2055 28.55 +8.9 AHm4Rn pfD AMHpD 1.63 6.2 ... 28.15 16.75 4 26.16 -.1 AHm4R pfE AMHpE 1.59 6.1 ... 27.94 16.81 9 26.01 +.4 AH4Rn pfG AMHpG 1.47 5.7 ... 28.05 16.50 3 26.00 -.6 AHm4R pfF AMHpF ... ... ... 27.44 16.43 4 26.14 -.2 AIntGr pfA AIGpA 1.46 5.3 ... 28.28 16.08 26 27.57 +.8 AmIntlGrp AIG 1.28 3.9 ...dd 58.66 16.07 10088 32.67 -36.4 AmrRlty ARL ... ... 1 17.89 5.99 1 9.53 -44.4 AmRenAs ARA ... ... ... 13.80 5.57 39 6.48 -37.5 AmShrd AMS ... ... 10 3.58 1.16 52 2.06 -15.6 AmStsWtr AWR 1.22 1.5 48 96.64 65.11 155 79.87 -7.8sAmTower AMT 4.40f 1.6 ...cc 269.73 174.32 1451 271.29 +18.0 AVangrd AVD .08 .6 77 19.60 11.35 93 13.78 -29.2sAmWtrWks AWK 2.00 1.4 64 146.27 92.00 811 147.99 +20.5 AmerSilvr USAS ... ... ... 3.65 sAmercldR COLD .84 2.1 ...cc 40.42 23.30 589 40.45 +15.4 Ameriprise AMP 4.16f 2.7 12 180.85 80.01 867 156.91 -5.8 AmeriBrgn ABC 1.68f 1.6 12 105.08 72.06 623 103.31 +21.5 Ametek AME .72 .8 39 102.31 54.82 1382 94.35 -5.4 Ampco AP ... ... ...dd 4.50 1.94 65 2.89 -4.0 Amphenol APH 1.00 .9 27 110.24 63.05 1364 105.83 -2.2 AmpioPhm AMPE ... ... ... 1.24 .26 3699 1.01 +73.2 AmplifyEn AMPY .40 30.8 9 7.91 .49 1029 1.30 -80.3 AmpLend LEND .98 7.0 ... 23.50 10.00 0 14.06 -21.4 Amrep AXR ... ... ... 6.43 3.98 11 4.50 -24.7 AnglogldA AU ... ... ... 38.50 12.66 3424 36.47 +63.2 ABInBev BUD 1.10e 1.9 14 102.59 32.58 2857 56.70 -30.9 Annaly NLY 1.00e 13.5 8 10.50 3.51 11101 7.43 -21.1 Annaly pfD NLYpD 1.88 7.5 ... 26.06 15.08 59 25.06 -2.5 Annaly pfG NLYpG 1.63 7.7 ... 25.98 7.63 48 21.26 -15.8 Annaly pfF NLYpF ... ... ... 26.41 8.53 57 22.29 -13.8 AnteroMid AM .45e 8.1 ... 9.45 1.69 7090 5.56 -26.7 AnteroRes AR 1.00 32.5 6 4.80 .64 9547 3.08 +8.1 Anthem ANTM 3.80 1.3 24 309.10 171.03 1961 281.56 -6.8 Anworth ANH .44e 23.8 5 3.95 .79 492 1.85 -47.4 Anwrth pfA ANHpA 2.16 9.2 ... 26.67 6.52 6 23.43 -9.0 Anwrth pfB ANHpB 1.56 8.7 ... 23.45 7.05 2 17.84 -20.7 Anwrth pfC ANHpC 1.91 9.2 ... 25.80 5.50 6 20.85 -17.7 Aon plc AON 1.76 .9 42 238.19 143.93 1463 205.80 -1.2 AptInv AIV 1.64f 4.3 21 55.58 24.53 1558 37.77 -26.9 ApolloCRE ARI 1.60f 17.1 6 19.76 4.12 743 9.37 -48.8 ApoCRE pfA ARIpA 2.16 ... ... ApolloGM APO 2.35e 4.3 19 55.39 19.46 905 54.03 +13.2 ApollG pfA APOpA 1.59 5.9 ... 27.13 15.50 14 26.79 +.7 ApolG pfB APOpB 1.59 5.8 ... 27.93 15.33 12 27.49 +1.6 ApollSrFlt AFT 1.08a 8.6 ...q 15.58 8.01 57 12.55 -17.1 ApolloTact AIF 1.20a 9.6 ...q 15.89 8.28 64 12.47 -17.4 AppHReit APLE 1.20 13.2 11 16.88 4.48 1498 9.12 -43.5 ApldIndlT AIT 1.28 2.0 18 70.62 30.66 112 64.55 -3.2 Aptargrp ATR 1.44 1.2 39 125.66 79.84 251 118.81 +2.8 Aptiv APTV .22 .3 16 99.04 29.22 1719 83.67 -11.9 Acquavnt WAAS ... ... ... 27.78 16.08 27.03 -.3 Aramark ARMK .44e 1.9 13 47.22 9.65 1208 22.57 -48.0 ArborRT ABR 1.20 12.8 6 15.77 3.54 876 9.36 -34.8 Arbor prA ABRpA 2.06 8.2 ... 26.71 7.60 7 25.18 -3.5 ArborR pfB ABRpB 1.94 8.2 ... 26.34 6.01 14 23.70 -7.8 ArborR pfC ABRpC 2.13 8.5 ... 28.00 10.00 4 25.06 -5.4 ArcelorM MT .10p ... 3 18.89 6.64 3532 11.55 -34.2 ArchResc ARCH ... ... 2 92.37 21.80 379 31.92 -55.5 ArchDan ADM 1.44 3.4 13 47.20 28.92 2713 42.92 -7.4 Archrock AROC .58 8.2 20 11.43 2.09 692 7.09 -29.4 Arconic n ARNC ... ... ... 19.69 6.00 875 16.40 +164.1 ArcosDor ARCO .05p ... 16 8.41 2.96 301 4.77 -41.1 Arcosa ACA .20 .5 ... 47.85 28.14 208 43.00 -3.5 ArcusBio RCUS ... ... ... 37.41 6.30 300 21.16 +109.5 Ardaugh ARD .56 4.1 ... 21.54 9.20 50 13.76 -29.7 ArdmoreSh ASC .20 4.4 ...dd 9.79 3.73 439 4.51 -50.2 AresCmcl ACRE 1.32 14.4 8 17.69 2.78 311 9.15 -42.2 AresDyCr ARDC 1.40 11.4 ...q 15.91 8.10 196 12.31 -19.8 Argan AGX 1.00 2.3 11 48.25 29.91 60 44.24 +10.2 ArgoGp42 ARGD 1.63 6.4 ... 26.27 9.60 4 25.40 -1.4 ArgoGpInt ARGO 1.24 3.6 7 70.89 25.00 159 34.90 -46.9 AristaNetw ANET ... ... 14 279.24 156.63 451 246.92 +21.4 ArlingAst AI 1.02 34.5 ...dd 6.76 1.40 372 2.96 -46.9 ArlingAst23 AIW 1.66 7.0 ... 25.00 6.42 1 23.71 -3.7 ArlingAst25 AIC 1.69 7.3 ... 25.00 6.30 1 23.00 -4.2 ArlAsst pfB AIpB 1.75 9.8 ... 23.43 4.99 1 17.83 -15.7sArloTc ARLO ... ... ...cc 5.13 1.20 15417 4.09 -2.9 ArmadaHof AHH .88f 9.0 26 19.43 6.40 310 9.83 -46.4 Armada pfA AHHpA 1.69 7.3 ... 29.48 14.30 3 23.01 -18.0 ArmataP ARMP ... ... ...dd 6.92 2.52 9 3.71 +14.2 ArmrR pfB ARRpB 1.97 7.9 ... 25.40 24.86 24.99 -.5 ArmourR ARR 1.91 20.3 3 21.15 4.95 647 9.42 -47.3 ArmRs pfC ARRpC ... ... ... 25.29 7.10 20 22.39 ArmsFloor AFI ... ... 9 8.67 1.12 241 3.08 -27.9 ArmstrWld AWI .80 1.1 15 111.46 62.03 761 70.76 -24.7 ArrowEl ARW ... ... 10 85.80 39.25 380 68.70 -18.9 ArtisanPtr APAM 2.40a 6.8 14 38.09 17.69 1356 35.48 +9.8 AsburyA ABG ... ... 14 123.45 39.36 257 104.05 -6.9 AshfordHT AHT .24 39.3 ...dd 3.48 .47 .61 -78.1 Ashfrd pfD AHTpD 2.11 32.7 ... 25.90 3.50 9 6.45 -74.4 AshfHT pfF AHTpF 1.84 29.0 ... 23.65 2.63 37 6.34 -71.1 AshfrH pfG AHTpG 1.84 29.9 ... 22.50 2.60 38 6.15 -71.2 AshfrdH pfH AHTpH 1.88 30.2 ... 23.00 2.50 87 6.22 -71.7 AshfrdH pfI AHTpI 1.88 30.3 ... 22.93 2.25 85 6.20 -71.4 Ashford AINC ... ... 70 35.72 4.96 8 7.00 -70.3 Ashland ASH 1.10 1.4 68 81.82 38.88 697 77.69 +1.5 AspenAero ASPN ... ... ...dd 10.71 4.09 108 6.29 -18.9 Aspen pfC AHLpC 1.49 5.6 ... 29.33 9.99 18 26.58 -4.6 AspIns pfD AHLpD 1.41 5.6 ... 27.23 9.22 24 25.14 -4.6 AspnIn pfE AHLpE ... ... ... 27.08 9.72 42 25.18 -4.6 AscBnc pfC ASBpC 1.53 6.0 ... 27.47 17.28 1 25.32 -2.6 AsscBc pf D ASBpD ... ... ... 26.21 15.14 2 25.30 -1.9 AsscdBanc ASB .72 5.3 7 22.60 10.23 1283 13.48 -38.8 AsdBn pfF ASBpF 1.67 6.5 ... 25.60 24.80 6 25.55 +2.5 AssocCap AC .20 .5 ...dd 65.46 24.33 14 40.27 +2.7 Assurant AIZ 2.52 2.3 53 142.61 76.27 354 107.58 -17.9 AssuredG AGO .80 3.5 4 50.77 13.64 735 22.65 -53.8 AsdGMu01 AGOpB 1.72 6.3 ... 28.89 14.17 0 27.49 +1.7 AsdGMu02 AGOpE 1.56 5.9 ... 28.16 15.61 4 26.42 -.4 AsdGMu03 AGOpF 1.40 5.4 ... 26.69 15.00 1 25.70 -1.0 AstraZen AZN 1.37e 2.4 ... 64.94 36.15 5015 56.64 +13.6 AtHomGr HOME ... ... 11 10.55 1.20 5365 9.44 +71.6 Atento SA ATTO .34p ... 11 3.46 .75 102 1.58 -45.1 Athene ATH ... ... ... 50.43 13.37 706 33.54 -28.7 Athene pfA ATHpA ... ... ... 25.82 -1.5 Athene pfB ATHpB 1.41 5.7 ... 27.27 10.00 53 24.69 -5.8 AtkoreInt ATRK ... ... ... 43.50 10.85 238 27.79 -31.3 AtlPwr g AT .12 ... ...dd 2.56 1.70 244 1.99 -14.6 AtlasCp ATCO .50 6.9 11 14.62 5.39 235 7.24 -49.0 Atlas pfD ATCOpD 1.99 9.2 ... 26.23 7.00 8 21.71 -15.3 Atlas pfE ATCOpE 2.06 9.0 ... 26.42 7.49 3 22.96 -11.3 Atlas pfG ATCOpG ... ... ... 26.64 7.00 21 22.42 -14.0 Atlas pfH ATCOpH 1.97 9.1 ... 24.85 7.20 23 21.55 -12.4 Atlas pfI ATCOpI ... ... ... 25.70 6.48 27 20.70 -19.4 ATMOS ATO 2.30 2.2 20 121.08 77.92 910 105.66 -5.5 AuroraC rs ACB ... ... ... 86.40 7.20 8.06 AurynRs AUG ... ... ... 2.46 .71 757 2.35 +63.2 AutoNatn AN ... ... 13 57.09 20.59 1520 54.15 +11.4 Autohome ATHM ... ... 8 100.10 59.54 947 85.47 +6.8 Autoliv ALV 2.48 3.6 35 87.01 38.16 490 68.89 -18.4 AutoZone AZO ... ... 21 1274.41 684.91 187 1179.55 -1.0 Avalara AVLR ... ... ...dd 144.20 55.50 760 130.19 +77.7 AvalonHld AWX ... ... ...dd 2.80 1.18 6 1.84 -4.2 AvalonBay AVB 6.36 4.2 25 229.40 118.17 1258 151.58 -27.7 Avangrid AGR 1.76 3.5 40 57.24 35.62 558 50.27 -1.7 AvanosMd AVNS ... ... 16 48.07 19.46 185 32.69 -3.0 Avantr pfA AVTRpA ... ... ... 66.53 27.11 271 65.78 +4.4 AvayaHl AVYA ... ... 8 15.61 6.13 1016 12.48 -7.6 AveryD AVY 2.32 2.0 34 141.09 76.96 747 117.96 -9.8 Avient AVNT .81 3.2 11 37.33 8.69 265 25.24 -31.4 AvinoSG g ASM ... ... ... 1.17 .26 3447 1.05 +82.0 Avista AVA 1.62 4.3 18 53.00 32.09 344 37.51 -22.0 Axalta AXTA ... ... 13 32.20 12.92 4644 23.05 -24.2 AXIS Cap AXS 1.64 3.9 ...dd 67.51 31.82 1383 41.71 -29.8 AxisCap pfE AXSpE ... ... ... 26.37 14.00 44 25.59 -.8 AxosFinl AX ... ... 9 30.89 13.69 296 21.20 -30.0 AxosF pf AXO 1.56 6.2 ... 28.99 14.28 6 25.10 -5.3 Azul AZUL ... ... ... 44.55 5.30 1282 12.05 -71.8 AzurePwr AZRE ... ... ... 20.40 10.10 22 20.07 +59.5 B -sB&G Foods BGS 1.90 6.9 10 27.80 10.39 1281 27.68 +54.4 B2gold g BTG .04 .6 85 6.91 2.16 9243 6.76 +68.6 BBX Cap BBX/O .05f 1.8 3 5.09 1.11 2.81 -41.0 BBX Cap rs BBX ... ... 4 25.45 5.53 34 14.91 BCE g BCE 3.04e ... ... 49.58 31.66 962 42.13 -9.1 BHP BillLt BHP 1.66e 3.1 ... 56.78 29.78 1921 54.26 -.8 BHPBil plc BBL 4.40e ... ... 49.05 23.64 1001 44.84 -4.6 BJsWhole BJ .52p ... ... 42.06 18.84 1169 41.63 +83.1 BK Tech BKTI .08 2.1 ...cc 4.03 3.72 3.78 -1.0 BP MidPt BPMP 1.32e 11.9 ... 17.08 6.41 123 11.10 -28.9 BP PLC BP 2.46f 10.6 7 40.23 15.51 6649 23.22 -38.5 BP Pru BPT 4.14e 145.8 1 10.75 2.65 141 2.84 -58.7 BRF SA BRFS ... ... ... 9.96 2.27 2299 4.25 -51.1 BRT BRT .88 8.3 5 18.75 6.00 42 10.61 -37.5 BWX Tech BWXT .76f 1.4 26 70.57 40.40 305 54.23 -12.6 B&W Ent BW ... ... ... 5.45 .77 41 2.59 -28.8 BabShDHi BGH 1.84 14.4 ...q 18.32 9.14 39 12.76 -27.2 BadgerMtr BMI .68 1.1 65 70.84 41.50 94 64.10 -1.3 BainCapS BCSF 1.64 16.9 12 20.35 7.11 309 9.68 -51.0 BainCap rt BCSFr ... ... ... BakHugh BKR .72 4.6 61 25.99 9.12 8650 15.81 -38.3 BallCorp BLL .60 .8 38 82.82 51.26 1743 73.77 +14.1 Ballanty BTN ... ... ...dd 3.58 1.26 14 1.56 -51.9 BanColum CIB 1.27e 4.5 ... 56.10 16.27 411 28.51 -48.0 BancCalif BANC .24 2.1 14 19.12 6.44 155 11.28 -34.3 BcCalif pfE BANCpE ... ... ... 27.40 9.06 1 25.32 -4.4 BcCal pfD BANCpD 1.84 7.3 ... 26.89 9.84 1 25.20 -1.6 BcBilVArg BBVA .27e 7.8 ... 5.80 2.64 2106 3.45 -38.2 BcoBrades BBDO .17r 4.0 ... 8.05 2.58 45 4.19 -46.9 BcoBrad BBD .06a 1.3 ... 8.72 2.68 18606 4.63 -43.1 BcoLatin BLX 1.00e 8.4 6 22.85 7.73 385 11.91 -44.3 BcoMacro BMA ... ... 3 77.31 13.59 306 23.05 -36.4 BcoSantSA SAN .21e 9.0 ... 4.46 1.90 8085 2.38 -42.5 BcoSBrasil BSBR .29e 4.8 7 12.68 3.69 906 6.01 -50.5 BcSanChile BSAC .85e 5.0 ... 30.47 11.43 590 17.13 -25.7 BcoChile BCH 1.06 ... ... 29.77 12.50 126 18.83 -10.3 BcpSouth BXS .74 3.4 ... 32.97 17.21 267 22.04 -29.8 BancFd pfA BCVpA 1.34 ... ... BancrftFd BCV 1.76e 6.7 ...q 27.73 14.27 10 26.29 +.7 BkAm pfN BACpN ... ... ... 26.92 17.81 92 26.65 +1.8 BkofAm BAC .72 2.8 9 35.72 17.95 71323 25.27 -28.3 BkAML pfJ BMLpJ 1.02 4.2 ... 25.18 15.57 25 24.35 +4.4 BkAm pfE BACpE 1.02 4.8 ... 25.00 16.51 33 24.98 +2.5 BkAm pfL BACpL 72.50 4.8 ... 1610.00 1050.00 8 1508.25 +4.1 BkAm pfA BACpA ... ... ... 27.00 19.57 89 26.15 -.9 BkAm pfC BACpC ... ... ... 26.77 20.28 76 25.87 -1.2 BkAML pfL BMLpL 1.02 4.3 ... 24.96 15.95 36 23.59 -2.0 BkAm pfM BACpM 1.34 4.9 ... 27.37 18.20 126 27.10 +1.9 BkAML pfH BMLpH .77 3.9 ... 22.75 11.58 21 19.61 -6.6 BkAML pfG BMLpG .77 3.9 ... 23.30 11.60 3 19.55 -8.5 Bk of But NTB 1.76 6.6 8 38.05 13.76 124 26.85 -27.5 BkHawaii BOH 2.68 4.6 11 95.68 46.70 384 57.99 -39.1 BkMont g BMO 4.24e ... 6 79.93 38.31 530 56.29 -27.4 BigB 3xIn BNKD ... ... ... 97.12 9.00 15 12.04 -49.8 BkNYMel BK 1.24 3.4 9 51.60 26.40 5475 36.35 -27.8 BkNYM pfC BKpC 1.30 5.1 ... 26.67 18.59 56 25.54 -2.0 BkNova g BNS 2.72 ... 6 58.22 31.94 895 41.77 -26.1 BankUtd BKU .92f 4.5 7 37.60 13.47 1909 20.50 -43.9 BarHarbr BHB .88 4.3 9 26.45 13.05 40 20.41 -19.6 Barclay BCS .15e 2.7 ... 10.22 3.41 4546 5.51 -42.1 Barings BBDC 2.03e 26.7 ... 10.59 4.67 54 7.61 -26.0 BaringsCp MCI .96 7.2 ...q 17.33 7.59 22 13.31 -21.1 BaringsPt MPV 1.08 9.2 ...q 17.88 7.34 15 11.72 -27.4 BarcDisab RODI ... ... ...q 91.46 66.00 80.51 -9.6 B&N Ed BNED .60 28.8 3 5.10 1.11 517 2.08 -51.3 Barnes B .64 1.7 12 67.32 30.22 224 37.88 -38.9 Barnwell BRN ... ... ...dd 2.68 .30 61 .93 -9.7 BarrickGld GOLD 2.82e ... 14 30.20 12.65 26142 28.78 +54.8 BartowG rs VTO ... ... 3 35.91 10.50 35 16.36 EraGroup ERA/O ... ... 3 11.97 3.50 5.16 -49.3 BattalOil n BATL ... ... ... 12.00 2.25 12 9.42 BauschHl BHC ... ... 5 31.97 11.15 3220 19.04 -36.4 Baxter BAX .98 1.1 43 95.19 69.10 2220 90.73 +8.5 BaytexE g BTE ... ... ...dd 1.78 .19 1059 .50 -65.7 BeazerHm BZH ... ... 13 17.23 4.39 360 11.38 -19.5 BectDck BDX 3.16 1.1 ...cc 286.72 197.75 843 276.40 +1.6 BectDk pfA BDXA ... ... ... 68.35 49.07 59.24 -9.5 BectDk pfB BDXB ... ... ... 60.89 49.54 82 59.69 +16.2 Belden BDC .20 .6 9 56.94 25.54 399 33.75 -38.6 BellRing n BRBR ... ... ...dd 24.03 13.56 144 19.52 -8.3 BenchElec BHE .64 3.1 44 37.36 14.06 207 20.79 -39.5 Berkley WRB 1.56e 2.5 18 79.92 43.05 557 63.40 -8.2 Berkley pfB WRBpB 1.41 5.6 ... 26.86 13.73 75 25.37 -.2 Berkly pfC WRBpC ... ... ... 27.85 15.40 4 26.00 -1.6 Berkly pfD WRBpD 1.44 5.5 ... 26.80 14.21 18 26.27 +.3 BerkHa A BRK/A ... ... 24 347400 239440 0 294496 -13.3 BerkH B BRK/B ... ... 27 231.61 159.50 4067 196.41 -13.3 BerkHBcp BHLB .96 8.8 5 33.72 9.15 503 10.85 -67.0 BerryPlas BERY .12p ... 10 55.26 25.00 1183 47.98 +1.0 BestBuy BBY 2.20 2.2 30 99.42 48.11 1395 98.10 +11.7 Best Inc BEST ... ... ... 6.54 4.05 780 4.23 -23.9 BigLots BIG 1.20 3.0 11 44.90 10.13 960 40.52 +41.1 Biglari B BH ... ... 2 124.99 37.85 5 64.67 -43.5 Biglari A BH/A ... ... ... 674.99 250.50 0 337.00 -43.8 Bill.cmHl n BILL ... ... ...dd 97.84 23.61 967 91.40 +140.2 BioRadA BIO ... ... 42 536.24 307.40 114 530.77 +43.4 BioRadB BIO/B ... ... ...cc 522.14 307.28 522.14 +41.3 BiocerCr wt BIOX/WS ... ... ... BioceresCr BIOX ... ... ... 7.65 4.33 42 4.95 -2.0 BiohvnPh BHVN ... ... ... 78.75 26.56 1103 63.75 +17.1 BiomX n PHGE ... ... ... 11.05 4.52 0 5.57 -42.5 BiomX wt PHGE.WS ... ... ... BiomX un PHGE/U ... ... ... 12.12 4.60 6.41 -32.7 BirksGrp BGI ... ... ... 1.97 .32 181 .96 +6.1 BitautoH BITA ... ... 8 15.95 9.60 130 15.83 +6.7 BlkHillsCp BKH 2.14 3.6 18 87.12 48.07 436 60.13 -23.4 BlKnight BKI ... ... 41 77.81 50.01 601 74.26 +15.2 BlkStMin BSM .90e 12.3 12 15.60 4.04 262 7.29 -42.7 BlackBerry BB ... ... ...dd 7.76 2.70 3934 4.87 -24.1 BlackRock BLK 14.52 2.5 21 592.48 323.98 725 577.60 +14.9 BlkBldAm BBN 1.58 6.1 ...q 26.92 18.55 114 26.07 +7.1 BlkCAIT BFZ .87 6.3 ...q 14.38 10.10 37 13.66 +.7sBlkCorBd BHK .78 4.9 ...q 15.99 11.44 135 16.01 +9.8 BlkCpHiY HYT .84 7.9 ...q 11.73 6.26 228 10.65 -4.9 BlkCrdAllo BTZ .97 6.9 ...q 14.91 9.12 230 14.02 +.3 BlkDbtStr DSU .82 8.4 ...q 11.50 5.92 220 9.77 -12.8 BlkEngyRs BGR 1.32 18.3 ...q 12.67 4.14 93 7.20 -39.4 BlkEnhC&I CII 1.20 8.0 ...q 17.86 9.56 85 15.01 -13.0 BlkEEqDv BDJ .56 7.5 ...q 9.97 4.65 387 7.42 -25.2 BlEnhGvIn EGF .66 5.0 ...q 13.84 9.62 6 13.32 +1.3 BlkFltRtInc FRA .81 7.1 ...q 13.67 6.72 131 11.42 -15.0 BlkFloatR BGT .70 6.3 ...q 13.30 7.20 78 11.14 -13.4 BlkFL2020 BFO .37 2.5 ...q 15.72 14.06 1 14.75 +1.9 BlkGlbOp BOE 1.16 11.9 ...q 11.25 6.85 132 9.78 -11.0 BlkHlthSci BME 2.40 5.5 ...q 44.15 27.00 48 43.31 +1.9 BlHlScII n BMEZ ... ... ... 23.72 12.60 263 23.07 +13.5 BlkIT BKT .37 6.1 ...q 6.25 5.36 180 6.13 +1.3 BlkIntlG&I BGY .59 10.8 ...q 5.96 3.73 192 5.46 -7.3 BlkIQM BKN .74a 4.5 ...q 16.57 10.73 11 16.52 +6.0 BlkLtdD BLW .95 6.4 ...q 16.71 9.52 119 14.78 -9.8 BlkLTMu BTA .65a 5.2 ...q 13.82 8.50 13 12.62 -1.2 BlkMultSec BIT 1.40a 9.2 ...q 17.48 8.41 100 15.21 -5.9 BlkMuIntD MUI .59a 4.2 ...q 14.93 10.46 265 14.18 -.4 BlkMuNYInt MNE .69 4.7 ...q 16.11 12.73 14.55 -5.0 BlkMunihCA MUC .64 4.4 ...q 14.69 10.76 555 14.58 +4.2 BlkMunHIQ MFL .86 6.3 ...q 14.11 9.82 40 13.58 +2.2 BlMunhNYQ MHN .61a 4.4 ...q 14.35 10.33 120 13.80 +1.2 BlMunhNJQ MUJ .71a 5.0 ...q 14.92 10.65 82 14.09 -1.8 BlkMunihQ MUS .81 6.3 ...q 13.29 9.21 17 12.92 +2.8 BlkMunHQ2 MUE .82 6.3 ...q 13.25 9.52 65 12.97 +2.8 BlMunyCAQ MCA .88 6.0 ...q 14.92 10.25 447 14.68 +3.3 BlkMunyInv MYF .97 7.1 ...q 15.41 9.35 5 13.76 -2.4 BlkMunyIQ MFT .85 6.2 ...q 15.19 9.60 7 13.82 +1.9 BlkMYMIQ MIY .83 5.9 ...q 14.79 10.85 74 14.18 -.1 BlMunyNYQ MYN .57a 4.3 ...q 13.62 9.92 88 13.17 +.6 BlkMunyPaQ MPA .86 6.1 ...q 14.95 10.35 12 13.99 -2.1sBlMunyQlty MQY .96 6.0 ...q 16.13 11.16 111 15.98 +6.2 BlkMuniyQ3 MYI .70 5.2 ...q 14.50 9.65 48 13.48 -.1 BlkMuniast MUA .65a 4.6 ...q 16.34 9.54 66 14.27 -5.9 BlkMu2020 BKK .47a 3.1 ...q 15.10 13.50 21 15.03 +.9 BlkMuBdT BBK .76a 4.7 ...q 16.99 10.26 12 16.04 +3.4 BlkMuIIQ BAF .82 5.6 ...q 15.75 10.32 10 14.79 +4.0 BlkMunIIT BBF .87 6.6 ...q 14.50 9.01 21 13.23 -1.2 BlkMuIQT BYM .86 6.0 ...q 14.74 10.41 30 14.43 +2.7 BlkMuIT BFK .78 5.4 ...q 15.17 9.25 24 14.54 +2.6 BlkMuTTT BTT .86a 3.5 ...q 25.10 18.62 212 24.68 +2.0How to read the stock tablesSTOCK GLOSSARY  bt primary exchange listing BATS cld issue has been called for redemption by company d new intraday 52-week low g dividends paid in Canadian funds, PE not shown h -Does not meet continued-listing standards lf late ling with SEC n stock was a new issue in the last year the 52-week high and low gures are calculated from their start date pf preferred stock issue pr preferences rs stock has undergone a reverse stock split, decreasing outstanding shares by at least 50 percent within the past year rt right to buy security at a specied price s historical prices have been adjusted for a split or distribution of 20 percent or more in the last 12 months. wi trades will be settled when the stock is issued wd when distributed wt warrant, allowing a purchase of a stock u new intraday 52-week high un unit, including more than one security v Trading halted on primary market vj company in bankruptcy, receivership or being reorganized under the bankruptcy law this appears in front of the name DIVIDEND FOOTNOTES: a: Extra dividend(s) paid, but are not included; 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; 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 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 1  Name of stock. 2  Ticker Symbol company trades under. 3  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.4  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. 5  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 prots.6  Range of closing prices in last year.7  Sales in thousands (10 = 10,000 shares), and closing price.8  Last trading price of the day. 9  Percent change for the year. st Arrows, indicate new highs or lows. Underline: indicates top 100 stocks by volume rank. Bold stocks , designates which stocks have gone up or down 5% . XYZcorp XYZ 1.20 3.6 17 34.09 27.27 2780 33.72 +20.7 Ticker 52-week Vol YTD Name Symbol Div Yield PE High Low 1000s Last %Chg 2 1 3 4 5 NYSE Ticker 52-week Vol YTD Name Symbol Div Yield PE High Low 1000s Last %Chg6 7 9 Ticker 52-week Vol YTD Name Symbol Div Yield PE High Low 1000s Last %Chg Ticker 52-week Vol YTD Name Symbol Div Yield PE High Low 1000s Last %Chg8 Continued on next pageAdvanced 2146 Declined 465 New Highs 105 New Lows 9 Vol. (in mil.) 4,234 Pvs. Volume 3,793 3,849 3,719 2063 962 111 17 NYSE NASD Stocks Recap 18,000 21,000 24,000 27,000 30,000 J FMAMJ 26,360 26,700 27,040 Dow Jones industrialsClose: 26,539.57 Change: 160.29 (0.6%) 10 DAYS 6,000 7,000 8,000 9,000 10,000 11,000 J FMAMJ 10,200 10,520 10,840 Nasdaq compositeClose: 10,542.94 Change: 140.85 (1.4%) 10 DAYSDOW 26602.45 26375.39 26539.57 +160.29 +0.61% t s s -7.00% DOW Trans. 9970.39 9722.37 9906.38 +209.83 +2.16% s s s -9.13% DOW Util. 831.11 823.52 828.96 +3.49 +0.42% t s s -5.71% NYSE Comp. 12688.69 12533.46 12669.62 +178.40 +1.43% s s s -8.94% NASDAQ 10567.91 10464.00 10542.94 +140.85 +1.35% t s s +17.50% S&P 500 3264.74 3227.22 3258.44 +40.00 +1.24% t s s +0.86% S&P 400 1892.24 1855.59 1888.71 +39.97 +2.16% s s s -8.45% Wilshire 5000 33361.58 33003.47 33304.70 +454.97 +1.38% t s s +1.27% Russell 2000 1501.86 1471.37 1500.63 +30.87 +2.10% s s s -10.06% HIGH LOW CLOSE CHG. %CHG. 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BroadrdgF BR 2.16 1.6 39 134.84 81.90 387 134.01 +8.5 Brookdale BKD ... ... ...dd 8.80 1.47 2067 2.92 -59.8 BrkfdAs gs BAM 48.00 ... 18 45.60 21.57 1649 33.92 BrookBus BBU .25 .9 17 46.88 18.60 19 28.05 -32.0 BrkfDtla pf DTLAp 1.91 11.6 ... 21.69 8.80 9 16.46 -19.1 BrkGblInf INF .08 .6 ...q 15.67 12.06 12.81 -8.2 BrkfInfra BIP 2.15f 5.1 32 56.31 25.77 285 42.46 -15.1 BrkRlAs RA .20p ... ... 23.00 10.40 189 17.08 -20.0 BrkfReEn BEP 2.17 4.0 ... 57.69 30.09 740 54.60 +17.1 BrwnBrn BRO .34 .8 38 48.64 30.70 996 44.96 +13.9 BrownFA BF/A .70f 1.1 41 68.15 41.03 37 63.31 +.9 BrownFB BF/B .70f 1.0 44 72.85 44.68 752 69.21 +2.4sBrunswick BC .96 1.3 20 71.27 25.22 1218 72.37 +20.7 Buckle BKE 1.20f 7.3 9 28.52 11.76 387 16.47 -39.1 Buenavent BVN .08e .7 ...dd 16.44 5.12 1797 12.57 -16.8 BldBear BBW ... ... ...dd 5.68 1.01 58 2.16 -33.3 BungeLt BG 2.00 4.4 20 59.65 29.00 2378 45.18 -21.5 BurlStrs BURL ... ... 40 250.89 105.67 652 186.55 -18.2 BylineBc BY .12 .9 12 20.73 8.13 71 13.50 -31.0C -CAE Inc g CAE .44 ... 12 31.56 9.80 274 15.19 -42.6 CAI Intl CAI ... ... 5 29.57 10.13 52 17.63 -39.2 CBIZ Inc CBZ ... ... 26 28.73 16.85 203 22.81 -15.4 CBL Asc CBL .30 144.9 ...dd 1.78 .18 12881 .21 -80.3 CBL pfD CBLpD 1.84 326.2 ... 13.60 .32 66 .56 -88.6 CBL pfE CBLpE 1.66 335.4 ... 12.54 .30 18 .50 -89.4 CBOE Glb CBOE 1.44 1.6 36 127.93 72.01 570 89.14 -25.7 CBRE GRE IGR .60 9.8 ...q 8.56 3.53 361 6.13 -23.6 CBRE Grp CBRE .20 .5 17 64.75 29.17 1554 43.00 -29.8 CF Inds CF 1.20 3.8 ...dd 55.15 19.73 2463 31.36 -34.3 CIT Grp CIT 1.40 7.2 8 51.02 12.02 1570 19.34 -57.6 CIT Gp pfB CITpB 2.25 10.1 ... 26.39 9.97 42 22.23 -12.8 CITIC un CCAC/U ... ... ... 10.32 9.14 17 10.15 -.9 CKE Inc CK ... ... ... CKX Lands CKX .12m 1.3 38 10.35 7.50 9.00 -3.4 CMS Eng CMS 1.63 2.5 39 69.12 46.03 1108 63.97 +1.8 CNA Fn CNA 1.48 4.3 10 51.30 25.18 326 34.17 -23.7 CNH Indl CNHI .14e 1.9 23 11.99 5.06 1300 7.52 -31.6 CNO Fincl CNO .48f 3.1 10 20.93 8.79 743 15.67 -13.6 CNOOC CEO 10.06e 9.0 ... 181.13 81.11 111 111.67 -33.0 CNX Midst CNXM 1.57e 18.0 5 16.94 5.20 2136 8.74 -46.9 CNX Resc CNX .04 .4 11 14.19 4.26 5651 9.49 +7.2 ConslCoal CCR 2.05 52.6 2 16.33 3.60 31 3.90 -58.5 CONSOL CEIX ... ... 2 22.39 3.35 398 6.02 -58.5 CPI Aero CVU ... ... 5 8.55 1.29 54 3.26 -51.6 CRH Med CRHM ... ... ...cc 4.43 .86 89 2.34 -32.6 CRH CRH .88e 2.3 ... 40.88 17.73 471 37.87 -6.1 CSS Inds CSS .80 8.5 ...dd 9.40 3.54 9.40 +113.2 CTO Rlty s CTO 1.00f 2.6 7 68.64 33.41 11 39.01 -35.3 CTS CTS .16 .8 17 34.29 17.92 199 20.70 -31.0 CURO Gp CURO .06p ... 11 16.99 3.43 396 7.34 -39.7 CVR Engy CVI 3.20f 15.7 ...cc 55.52 13.81 322 20.36 -49.6 CVR Ptrs UAN .40e 42.0 ...dd 4.11 .60 89 .95 -69.3 CVS Health CVS 2.00 3.1 11 77.03 52.04 6374 64.22 -13.6 CabcoJCP97 PFH 1.91 287.2 ... 6.45 .66 .67 -87.7 CabAT&T34 GYC .83 3.5 ... 24.99 16.67 23.50 -1.2 CableOne CABO 9.00 .5 64 2044.41 1031.39 18 1768.00 +18.8 Cabot CBT 1.40 3.6 9 50.58 20.00 145 38.64 -18.7 CabotO&G COG .40f 2.2 12 22.67 13.06 4043 18.48 +6.1 CACI CACI ... ... 20 288.59 156.15 188 203.33 -18.7 Cactus WHD .36 1.6 ... 35.28 8.16 472 22.91 -33.2 CadencB CADE .20 2.4 4 18.28 4.63 1628 8.47 -53.3 CaledoMn CMCL .28 1.1 ... 29.39 5.22 265 24.67 +193.0 Caleres CAL .28 4.0 3 24.87 3.12 555 6.98 -70.6 CalifWtr CWT .85f 1.7 35 57.48 39.74 308 49.38 -4.2 Calix CALX ... ... ...dd 21.43 5.60 1148 20.10 +151.3 CallGolf ELY .04 .2 40 22.33 4.75 1298 18.99 -10.4 CallonPet CPE ... ... 2 5.36 .38 14647 1.24 -74.3 CambSovHi SOVB 1.72e 4.5 ... 28.65 CamdenPT CPT 3.32 3.6 24 120.73 62.48 654 91.29 -14.0 Cameco g CCJ .32 ... ... 12.33 5.30 12991 10.52 +18.2 CampSp CPB 1.40 2.8 18 57.54 40.61 1770 50.20 +1.6 CampWrl CWH .54 1.5 ... 39.24 3.40 1578 34.82 +136.2 Can-Fite CANF ... ... ... 4.95 1.08 1037 2.46 -25.5 CdaGoose GOOS ... ... ... 47.92 12.94 1107 23.03 -36.5 CIBC g CM 4.72e ... 6 87.62 46.45 415 69.88 -16.0sCdnNR CNI 1.81e ... ... 97.63 65.13 2151 98.82 +9.3 CdnNRs CNQ 1.50 ... ... 32.79 6.71 1842 18.59 -42.5sCP Rwy g CP 1.53 ... 17 280.53 173.26 426 280.30 +9.9 CannaeHl CNNE ... ... 60 43.00 20.51 586 38.33 +3.1tCanon CAJ ... ... ... 28.41 18.34 1789 17.40 -36.4 CanopyGr CGC ... ... ... 34.82 9.00 7432 18.49 -12.3 CantelMed CMD .21e .4 38 93.87 20.81 249 50.09 -29.4 CapOne COF 1.60 2.4 6 107.59 38.00 1800 66.38 -35.5 CapOne pfF COFpF 1.55 6.1 ... 26.28 14.05 27 25.61 -1.0 CapOne pfB COFpP 1.50 6.0 ... 25.74 25.13 25.00 -1.4 CapOne pfJ COFpJ ... ... ... 25.05 10.76 318 23.18 -6.8 CapOne pfI COFpI ... ... ... 25.86 11.51 249 24.67 -1.7 CpOne pf H COFpH ... ... ... 27.47 16.51 21 26.72 -.5 CapOne pfG COFpG ... ... ... 26.24 14.00 130 25.73 CapSenL CSU ... ... ...dd 5.64 .45 2862 .68 -77.9 CapriHld CPRI ... ... 4 39.90 5.42 4255 16.04 -58.0 CapsteadM CMO .47 7.7 9 8.95 1.97 583 6.08 -23.2 Capstd pfE CMOpE 1.88 8.2 ... 25.77 7.05 15 22.86 -9.5 CardnlHlth CAH 1.94f 3.4 ...dd 60.69 39.05 1894 57.70 +14.1 Carlisle CSL 2.00 1.7 19 169.86 97.55 456 120.63 -25.5 CarMax KMX ... ... 20 103.18 37.59 1358 98.68 +12.6 Carnival CCL ... ... 3 51.94 7.80 19354 14.65 -71.2 CarnUK CUK 2.00f 16.6 ... 49.03 7.08 1183 12.04 -75.0 CarpTech CRS .80 3.4 18 56.33 13.60 1912 23.55 -52.7 CarrSrv CSV .35f 1.5 24 28.50 13.54 369 23.30 -9.0sCarrGlb n CARR .08p ... ... 27.63 12.26 12654 27.18 +76.0 Cars.cm CARS ... ... ... 20.03 3.25 1970 6.89 -43.6 Carters CRI 2.00 2.4 14 112.46 60.17 807 83.63 -23.5 Carvana A CVNA ... ... ... 156.33 22.16 736 155.46 +68.9 CastlightH CSLT ... ... ...dd 3.03 .60 3179 1.10 -17.3 Catalent CTLT ... ... 87 86.91 31.04 756 81.52 +44.8 CatchMTim CTT .54 5.4 ...dd 12.54 5.13 185 10.07 -12.2 Caterpillar CAT 4.12 2.9 13 150.55 87.50 2336 140.53 -4.8 CatoCp CATO ... ... 7 19.73 6.88 167 7.46 -57.1 cbdMD YCBD ... ... 8 5.35 .50 1608 3.38 +49.6 CedarF FUN 3.74f 15.1 7 64.86 13.00 908 24.85 -55.2 CedarRlty CDR .04 4.5 2 3.69 .53 4214 .88 -70.0 CedarR pfB CDRpB 1.81 8.2 ... 27.51 6.85 3 21.96 -12.4 CedrRT pfC CDRpC 1.63 9.4 ... 24.59 6.00 13 17.35 -25.2 Cel-Sci CVM ... ... ... 18.00 6.00 615 12.19 +33.2 Celanese CE 2.48 2.6 9 128.88 52.70 1760 97.16 -21.1 Celestic g CLS ... ... 6 9.29 2.63 962 7.99 -3.4 Cellcom CEL ... ... 4 4.49 1.80 5 3.87 +22.7 Cementos CPAC .50e 6.0 ... 9.82 5.54 0 8.36 -9.5 Cemex CX .29t ... ... 4.37 1.55 4268 3.16 -16.4 Cemig pf CIG .08e 3.4 ... 3.79 1.28 1665 2.37 -30.5 Cemig CIG/C .08e 3.4 ... 9.54 1.30 46 2.34 -41.1 CenovusE CVE .25 ... 4 10.82 1.41 4109 4.82 -52.5 Centene CNC ... ... 19 74.70 41.63 2946 66.34 +5.5 CC MLPInf CEN 1.25 142.5 ...q 8.05 .55 .88 -86.2 CenterPnt CNP .60m 3.1 14 30.71 11.58 4184 19.43 -28.7 CentrPt pfB CNPpB ... ... ... 46.32 -3.7 CentElBr B EBR/B ... ... ... 11.57 3.20 14 7.75 -18.2 CentElecBr EBR ... ... ... 11.69 2.96 456 7.60 -18.5 CnEurRusT CEE .56e 2.5 ...q 29.47 12.68 2 22.00 -22.3 CenPacFn CPF .92 5.9 8 30.56 12.40 206 15.60 -47.3 CentSecur CET 1.78e .7 ...q 34.10 19.40 28 29.01 -12.4 CentrusEn LEU ... ... ...dd 15.20 2.82 57 14.83 +115.6 CentCmtys CCS ... ... 13 38.94 9.04 900 37.51 +37.1 CntryLink CTL 1.00 10.2 4 15.30 8.16 7817 9.84 -25.5 CerdHCM CDAY ... ... ...cc 87.00 38.40 730 81.69 +20.3 Cervecer CCU .74e 4.8 ... 28.27 11.25 141 15.25 -19.6 ChampX CHX ... ... ... 13.95 8.28 4128 9.94 -17.9 ChannAdv ECOM ... ... ...cc 22.00 4.39 938 20.62 +128.1 ChaparrE CHAP ... ... ...dd 3.89 .21 1171 .43 -75.5 CharahSol CHRA ... ... ...dd 5.51 1.28 648 2.44 ChardnHl n CHAC ... ... ... ChardnH wt CHAC.WS ... ... ... ChardnH un CHAC/U ... ... ... ChRvLab CRL ... ... 39 202.95 95.58 271 199.58 +30.6 ChaseCorp CCF .80 .7 31 127.50 52.00 82 110.27 -6.9 ChathLTr CLDT 1.32 23.6 12 18.98 3.44 486 5.60 -69.5 CheetahM CMCM ... ... ... 2.98 1.11 288 2.46 +13.2 Chegg CHGG ... ... ...dd 79.09 25.89 2532 74.99 +97.8 Chemed CHE 1.28 .3 38 513.75 330.01 64 470.03 +7.0 Chemours CC 1.00 5.4 5 20.23 7.02 1530 18.59 +2.8 CheniereEn LNG .56p ... ...dd 67.49 27.06 1366 49.09 -19.6 ChenEnLP CQP 2.58f 7.5 ...dd 49.30 17.75 128 34.60 -13.1 CherHMtg CHMI 1.08m 11.6 ...dd 16.32 2.76 206 9.29 -36.3 ChrHMt pfA CHMIpA 2.05 8.8 ... 26.25 6.98 5 23.18 -9.6 CherHM pfB CHMIpB ... ... ... 26.95 4.63 6 20.90 -19.3 ChesEn pfD CHKpD 4.50 178.4 ... 44.78 1.64 2.52 -87.7 ChesGranW CHKR .18e 38.7 1 1.05 .46 .46 -13.5 ChespkUtil CPK 1.62 1.9 24 101.29 69.47 158 86.21 -10.0 Chevron CVX 5.16f 5.7 12 125.27 51.60 6384 90.07 -25.3 Chewy CHWY ... ... ... 52.77 20.62 9249 47.59 +64.1 ChiRivet CVR .40m 1.9 ... 28.84 18.00 21.00 -18.6 Chicos CHS .36f 25.2 4 5.14 .93 1043 1.43 -62.5 Chimera CIM 1.20m 13.1 4 22.99 6.42 1691 9.16 -55.4 Chimer pfA CIMpA 2.00 8.8 ... 27.20 7.53 39 22.79 -13.6 Chimer pfB CIMpB 2.00 9.7 ... 27.60 6.60 29 20.67 -22.8 Chimer pfD CIMpD 2.00 9.8 ... 26.87 6.83 58 20.33 -22.8 ChinaDEd DL .45e ... 10 11.99 3.89 30 8.77 +8.4 ChinaEAir CEA ... ... ... 28.50 15.80 14 17.97 -34.3 ChinaFd CHN .55e 2.2 ...q 25.74 15.41 7 24.86 +17.9 ChinGrn CGA ... ... 1 6.65 1.80 9 2.67 -5.0 ChinaLife LFC .12e 1.0 ... 14.70 8.27 302 11.86 -14.2 ChinaMble CHL 1.95e 5.6 ... 44.93 30.12 900 34.57 -18.2 ChOnlEd COE ... ... ...dd 37.19 3.68 45 25.70 +161.7 ChinaPet SNP 3.73e 8.4 ... 65.30 41.30 78 44.26 -26.4 ChinaPhH CPHI ... ... ...dd 1.40 .21 271 .51 +116.9 ChinaSoAir ZNH .64e 2.8 ... 35.60 18.45 24 23.23 -30.9 ChinaTel CHA 1.21e 4.1 ... 48.30 26.66 52 29.59 -28.2 ChinaUni CHU .18 ... ... 11.08 5.08 310 5.57 -40.5 ChinaYuch CYD .85e 6.3 4 15.50 7.77 11 13.50 +1.3 Chipotle CMG ... ... ...cc 1187.00 415.00 296 1153.07 +37.7 ChoiceHtls CHH ... ... 23 109.26 46.25 287 85.77 -17.1 ChubbLtd CB 3.12e 2.4 16 167.74 87.35 2575 131.94 -15.2 ChungTel CHT 1.29e 3.5 ... 39.47 33.61 183 36.65 -.7sChurchDwt CHD .96 1.1 ... 88.81 47.98 1339 89.31 +27.0 ChrCapII CCX ... ... ... 11.99 9.25 362 10.95 +6.0 ChCapII wt CCX/WS ... ... ... ChCapIII un CCXX/U ... ... ... 12.93 9.66 906 10.96 +12.8sCienaCorp CIEN ... ... ...dd 59.27 30.58 1905 59.45 +39.3 Cigna CI .04 ... 18 224.64 118.50 2129 181.80 -11.1 Cimarex XEC .88f 3.5 4 55.29 12.15 1243 25.12 -52.1 CincB pfB CBBpB 3.38 7.1 ... 49.95 31.73 2 47.28 -.5 CinciBell CBB ... ... 65 16.05 3.19 280 14.93 +42.6 Cinemark CNK 1.44f 12.5 5 41.60 5.71 8359 11.49 -66.1 CinerRes CINR 1.36 11.8 5 19.83 9.43 26 11.53 -33.5 Circor CIR .15 .5 17 46.79 8.00 137 28.55 -38.3 Citigp pfN CpN 1.97 7.2 ... 28.89 21.80 67 27.31 -1.8 Citigroup C 2.04 3.9 7 83.11 32.00 16962 52.52 -34.3 Citigp pfJ CpJ 1.78 6.3 ... 29.42 18.10 36 28.33 Citigp pfK CpK 1.72 6.2 ... 29.22 17.76 138 27.92 -.9 Citigrp pfS CpS 1.58 6.0 ... 26.79 19.61 49 26.28 +.3 CitizFincl CFG 1.56 6.2 7 41.29 14.12 4776 25.35 -37.6 CitizF pfD CFGpD ... ... ... 28.93 12.02 21 26.54 -6.2 CitizFn pfE CFG.PRE ... ... ... 25.88 12.03 39 24.67 -1.0 CitizInc CIA ... ... ...cc 7.64 3.55 47 5.93 -12.1 CityOffce g CIO .60m ... 8 14.50 6.50 220 9.51 -29.7 CityOff pfA CIOpA 1.66 7.4 ... 28.14 12.00 2 22.31 -13.5 Civeo CVEO ... ... ...dd 1.71 .34 19059 .77 -40.6sClarivate CCC ... ... ... 24.98 15.00 5255 28.80 +71.4 Clarivat wt CCC/WS ... ... ... CleanHarb CLH ... ... ...cc 88.40 29.45 153 61.39 -28.4 ClearChan CCO ... ... ...dd 3.10 .36 376 .91 -68.1 ClrBrTot rs CTR ... ... ...q 63.50 3.50 52 12.90 ClrBrEnTR CTR/O 1.35e 10.8 ...q 12.70 .70 12.45 +44.9 ClearMlp rs CEM ... ... ...q 72.20 3.75 13.89 ClearEnFd CEM/O 1.76f 12.7 ...q 14.44 .75 13.89 +23.4 ClrbEOp rs EMO ... ... ...q 47.38 3.55 10.64 ClrbEOpFd EMO/O 1.47e 68.1 ...q 9.48 .71 2.16 -74.3sClearwPpr CLW .05p ... 22 39.61 11.88 121 39.58 +85.3 ClearwEn A CWEN/A 1.19e 5.2 47 23.30 15.29 192 22.82 +19.4 ClearwEn C CWEN .84e 3.4 34 25.09 16.12 425 24.50 +22.8 ClevCliffs CLF .24 4.1 2 11.28 2.63 8330 5.81 -30.3 ClipRlty CLPR .38 ... ...dd 12.05 4.32 31 6.96 -34.3sClorox CLX 4.44f 1.9 38 232.21 144.12 912 231.00 +50.4 Cloudera CLDR ... ... ...dd 13.93 4.76 2557 11.48 -1.3 CloughGA GLV 1.44 15.2 ...q 11.90 5.26 26 9.48 -13.4 CloughDv rt GLVr ... ... ... .02 CloughGEq GLQ 1.38 12.1 ...q 12.99 5.87 44 11.44 -5.2 CloughGE rt GLQr ... ... ... .05 ClghGlbOp GLO 1.20 12.9 ...q 10.17 5.04 92 9.29 -1.6 CCFemsa KOF 1.75e 4.1 ... 65.49 37.73 59 42.39 -30.1 CocaCola KO 1.64 3.4 29 60.07 36.27 13750 48.02 -13.2 CocaCEur CCEP 1.12f 2.7 ... 58.94 28.35 994 41.79 -17.9sCoeur CDE ... ... 77 8.50 1.98 10788 8.43 +4.3 Cohen COHN .80 5.7 ...dd 24.44 2.77 316 14.00 +254.4 CohSClosed FOF 1.04 9.6 ...q 13.98 6.27 89 10.84 -19.2 Cohen&Str CNS 1.56f 2.5 26 78.23 33.52 101 63.44 +1.1 CohStInfra UTF 1.60 6.8 ...q 27.65 12.10 199 23.51 -10.3 C&SLtDP&I LDP 1.87 8.0 ...q 27.68 12.20 83 23.50 -10.4 C&SIncEgy MIE 1.32 65.7 ...q 10.09 1.20 142 2.01 -75.0 CohStQIR RQI .96 8.6 ...q 16.05 5.80 454 11.13 -25.2 CohStRE RNP 1.48 7.5 ...q 25.35 10.15 90 19.70 -17.2 CohStSelPf PSF 2.06 8.0 ...q 32.85 11.22 17 25.70 -18.5 CohenStTR RFI .96 7.8 ...q 15.84 7.01 93 12.38 -14.5 Colfax CFX ... ... 23 38.88 12.23 1308 31.34 -13.9 ColgPalm CL 1.76 2.3 28 77.41 58.49 3187 76.20 +10.7 CollierC un CCH/U ... ... ... ColonCap CLNY .44 22.1 ... 6.14 1.33 5156 1.99 -58.1 ColCap pfG CLNYpG 1.88 9.4 ... 25.66 9.80 5 19.98 -20.4 ColCap pfJ CLNYpJ ... ... ... 24.56 7.32 21 19.24 -19.6 ColCap pfI CLNYpI 1.79 9.2 ... 24.66 6.75 21 19.49 -19.3 ColCap pfH CLNYpH 1.78 9.1 ... 24.50 6.92 15 19.50 -18.4 Col SusUS ESGS ... ... ... 31.13 18.00 25.09 -18.2 ColumbPT CXP .84f 7.0 7 22.71 7.63 667 12.01 -42.6 ColSelTec STK .92a 4.1 ...q 25.45 13.50 95 22.35 -5.1 Comcst29 CCZ 1.58e 2.7 ... 64.04 49.75 59.10 -2.3 Comerica CMA 2.72 7.0 5 74.05 24.28 2499 38.82 -45.9 ComfrtS FIX .42 .9 31 53.29 27.54 583 48.80 -2.1 CmclMtls CMC .48 2.3 30 24.04 10.76 2625 20.99 -5.7 CmtyBkSy CBU 1.64 2.8 18 72.63 47.01 177 59.10 -16.7 CmtyHlt CYH 1.67f 37.1 ...dd 7.27 1.79 5770 4.50 +55.2 CmtyHcT CHCT 1.68f 3.7 ...cc 52.33 20.12 82 45.40 +5.9 CBD-Pao CBD .08e .5 ... 25.08 15.49 15.20 -30.5 CompDivHd CODI 1.44 8.9 ...cc 26.37 10.78 137 16.16 -35.0 ComDivH pf CODIpA 1.81 8.2 ... 26.25 12.65 11 22.06 -13.1 CompssMn CMP 2.88 5.5 18 66.14 34.39 141 52.81 -13.4 Compx CIX .40 2.8 13 17.57 10.53 2 14.16 -2.9 ComstMn rs LODE ... ... ... 1.10 .15 1318 .84 +90.5 ComstkRs CRK ... ... ...dd 10.70 4.05 1149 5.44 -33.9sConAgra CAG .85 2.3 25 37.61 22.83 2341 37.63 +9.9 ConchoRes CXO .80 1.5 8 99.42 33.13 1582 52.98 -39.5 ConcdMed CCM ... ... ...dd 2.92 1.13 9 1.66 -37.8 CondHos rs CDOR .78e 19.7 7 11.20 2.76 11 3.95 -64.2 Conmed CNMD .80 .9 37 116.81 37.66 457 86.41 -22.7 ConocoPhil COP 1.68 4.2 7 67.13 20.84 6301 39.94 -38.6 ConEd ED 3.06f 4.0 16 95.10 62.03 1516 76.70 -15.2 ConstellA STZ 3.00 1.7 14 212.00 104.28 556 181.61 -4.3 ConstellB STZ/B 2.72 1.5 15 211.39 107.51 2 181.10 -4.1 CnE pfB CMSpB 4.50 4.1 ... 112.56 103.51 0 108.85 -.6 ContainStr TCS ... ... 7 7.00 1.80 793 3.63 -14.0 Contango MCF ... ... ...dd 4.79 .84 458 1.87 -49.0 ContMatls CUO ... ... ...dd 16.50 6.19 8.63 +9.8 ContlRescs CLR ... ... 7 40.25 6.90 2316 17.51 -49.0 ConturaE CTRA ... ... 4 38.64 1.93 164 4.26 -52.9 CooTek CTK ... ... ... 8.48 4.55 40 6.51 +31.5 CooperCo COO .06 ... 90 365.68 236.68 260 286.92 -10.7 CooperTire CTB .42 1.3 45 32.74 13.82 392 32.24 +12.1 CooperStd CPS ... ... 1 50.78 6.64 130 12.05 -63.7 CopaHold CPA 2.64f 6.2 5 116.88 24.00 1028 42.43 -60.7 Copel ELP .26e 2.1 ... 18.15 8.28 807 12.53 -26.0 CoreLabs CLB .04 .2 13 52.77 6.68 462 22.96 -39.0 CoreMold CMT .05 ... ... 7.00 1.03 6 4.69 +44.3 CorePtLd CPLG ... ... 14 12.18 2.18 845 5.77 -46.0 Corecivic CXW 1.76 19.5 5 18.53 8.33 842 9.04 -48.0 CoreLogic CLGX 1.32 1.9 ...cc 69.87 24.69 725 68.57 +56.9 CorEn pfA CORRpA 1.84 11.2 ... 26.60 7.57 70 16.49 -35.0 CorEnInf CORR .20 2.0 5q 49.75 7.32 973 9.89 -77.9sCoreSite COR 4.88 3.8 48 128.47 90.07 566 128.75 +14.8 CorMedix CRMD ... ... ... 9.93 2.16 358 4.69 -35.6 CornrstBld CNR ... ... ... 9.79 2.54 331 5.87 -31.0 CrnstTotR CRF 3.35 32.3 ...q 11.76 5.43 245 10.37 -5.6 CrnrstnStr CLM 3.40 31.8 ...q 12.04 5.52 309 10.69 -4.6 Corning GLW .88 2.8 14 34.25 17.44 7245 31.61 +8.6 CpBT JCP JBN 1.75 293.1 ... 5.63 .50 .60 -88.0 CorpOffP OFC 1.10 4.1 14 30.57 15.23 641 26.65 -9.3 Corteva CTVA .52 1.8 ... 32.78 20.38 2840 28.81 -2.5 Cort1Aon27 KTN 2.05 6.4 ... 33.10 25.23 1 32.01 +.6 CortsJCP97 KTP 1.91 251.3 ... 6.24 .70 .76 -86.0 CortsJCP JBR 1.75 291.2 ... 6.55 .60 .60 -87.8 CortsPE KTH 2.00 6.1 ... 34.00 29.00 1 32.55 +1.0 Cosan Ltd CZZ .26e 1.4 ... 23.70 8.56 894 19.15 -16.2 Costamre CMRE .40 8.4 ... 10.85 3.16 736 4.78 -49.8 Costam pfB CMREpB 1.91 9.0 ... 25.65 10.64 6 21.24 -16.3 Costmr pfC CMREpC 2.13 10.0 ... 26.10 12.31 12 21.31 -17.1 Costam pfD CMREpD 2.19 10.2 ... 26.31 12.96 45 21.50 -17.2 Coty COTY .50 12.9 ... 13.42 3.02 13109 3.87 -65.6 CousPrp CUZ 1.20 3.9 12 42.86 21.15 558 30.56 -25.3 CovantaH CVA .32 3.3 ...dd 17.97 6.57 751 9.65 -35.0 CovrAll COVR ... ... ... Crane CR 1.72 3.0 10 89.54 36.77 429 57.21 -33.8 CrwfdA CRD/A .28 3.9 51 11.90 5.43 25 7.12 -37.9 CrwfdB CRD/B .20 3.1 47 10.79 4.95 18 6.53 -35.7 Credicp BAP 8.57e 6.6 ... 229.64 118.00 573 129.14 -39.4 CrSuisInco CIK .26 9.4 ...q 3.45 1.97 226 2.81 -12.7 CredSuiss CS 1.22e 11.5 ... 14.12 6.47 1896 10.65 -20.8 CrSuiHiY DHY .29 13.8 ...q 2.59 1.28 1968 2.08 -16.8 CrescPtE g CPG .03 ... 9 4.84 .51 1344 1.68 -62.4 CrestEq CEQP 2.50 16.9 93 40.00 2.65 989 14.80 -52.0 CrossAmer CAPL 2.10 15.1 73 19.79 6.81 128 13.93 -22.8 CrosTim CRT 1.38e 21.2 6 11.23 4.01 24 6.52 -25.3 CrwnCstle CCI 4.80 2.8 ...cc 180.00 114.18 2468 173.87 +22.3 CrwnCst pfA CCIpA 1.72 .1 ... 1557.39 1049.69 82 1530.14 +19.4 CrownHold CCK ... ... 21 80.57 42.97 766 72.35 -.3 Cryolife CRY .12 .6 62 33.00 12.63 215 19.10 -29.5 CubeSmart CUBE 1.32 4.5 25 36.32 19.61 1126 29.21 -7.2 Cubic CUB .27 .6 70 75.20 30.86 327 42.24 -33.6 CullenFr CFR 2.84 3.8 14 99.42 47.69 663 75.51 -22.8 CullnF pfA CFRpA 1.34 5.2 ... 26.46 25.17 25.82 +.1 Culp Inc CULP .42 3.9 6 18.66 5.28 92 10.82 -20.6 Cummins CMI 5.24 2.6 55 204.98 101.03 1549 198.88 +11.1 CurtisWrt CW .68 .7 19 149.90 70.56 154 91.13 -35.3 CushTRet SRV 1.08 20.6 ...q 9.26 1.31 5.25 -41.3 CushngRen SZC 1.64 21.4 ...q 14.20 3.24 7.66 -43.4 CushingR rt SZCr ... ... ... CushRoy SRF .48 11.7 ...q 7.20 1.67 4.12 -38.7 CustomBcp CUBI ... ... 4 25.72 8.36 156 10.84 -54.5 CustBc p C CUBIpC .57p ... ... 26.76 13.50 7 21.14 -17.6 CustBc pfD CUBIpD ... ... ... 26.59 14.10 1 20.02 -22.7 CustBc pfE CUBIpE ... ... ... 26.75 11.76 1 19.90 -23.2 CustoBc pf F CUBIpF ... ... ... 26.58 12.23 23 19.25 -25.8 CustBc34 n CUBB 1.34 6.7 ... 22.51 19.94 5 20.10 -9.5 CynergT CTEK ... ... ... 4.75 1.11 9 1.75 -47.0tCypressEn CELP .84 28.2 4 10.14 3.00 80 2.98 -67.6D -DCP Mid DCP 1.56 12.3 28 29.76 2.20 770 12.65 -48.3 DCP Md pfB DCPpB 1.97 11.5 ... 25.23 3.36 27 17.06 -29.1 DCP pfC DCPpC 1.99 11.7 ... 25.49 3.79 5 17.06 -30.6 DHI Grp DHX ... ... 7 4.28 1.78 81 2.53 -15.9 DHT Hldgs DHT .20f 3.5 ...dd 8.83 4.77 2251 5.77 -30.3 dMY Tc un DMYT/U ... ... ... 13.75 9.19 10 12.85 +24.8 DNP Selct DNP .78 7.1 ...q 13.22 6.76 484 11.00 -13.9 DPW Hld rs DPW ... ... ...dd 10.68 .53 3180 2.49 +109.2 DR Horton DHI .70 1.1 16 70.29 25.51 3533 66.60 +26.3 Drdgold DRD .03e .2 ... 18.05 2.92 688 15.97 +211.3 DTE DTE 4.05 3.5 21 135.66 71.21 1107 115.22 -11.3 DTEEn 62 DTQ 1.31 5.1 ... 25.98 17.50 23 25.59 +.1 DTE En76 DTJ 1.34 5.1 ... 26.89 17.23 10 26.07 +.9 DTE un DTP ... ... ... 52.47 28.00 427 44.87 -12.5 DTE En27 DTW 1.31 4.9 ... 28.15 17.65 27 26.47 +.1 DTE F76 DTY 1.50 5.6 ... 29.00 17.49 13 26.78 -.5 DTF TxF DTF .84 5.8 ...q 15.51 10.53 1 14.38 -2.8 DXC Tch DXC .84 4.7 20 56.92 7.90 2762 17.80 -52.6 DanaInc DAN .24 1.9 4 19.61 4.22 1058 12.89 -29.2sDanaher DHR .72f .4 60 203.00 119.60 2996 202.13 +31.7sDanher pfA DHRpA 1.19 .1 ... 1403.62 948.55 68 1410.84 +19.7 DaqoNEn DQ ... ... 34 119.26 35.73 209 105.00 +105.1 Darden DRI ... ... 15 128.41 26.15 2111 78.84 -27.7 DarlingIng DAR ... ... 53 29.57 10.25 1114 28.50 +1.5sDaVita Inc DVA ... ... 23 90.15 53.51 897 91.30 +21.7 Daxor DXR .15 .9 ... 24.08 7.85 9 17.31 +84.1sDeckrsOut DECK ... ... 35 218.19 78.70 406 218.83 +29.6sDeere DE 3.04 1.7 18 180.48 106.14 1886 180.25 +4.0 DE EnhGlb DEX .90 10.3 ...q 10.84 5.43 147 8.72 -16.2 DelaCO VCF .72 5.2 ...q 15.79 12.25 3 13.90 -6.8 DelaDvInc DDF .62 7.5 ...q 16.65 5.00 18 8.36 -44.9 DelaNatl VFL .72 5.6 ...q 14.82 9.29 8 12.83 -3.4 DelaMN2 VMM .63 4.9 ...q 14.21 10.80 15 12.89 -1.9 DelekLogis DKL 3.56f 12.1 13 33.62 5.51 111 29.32 -8.3 Delek DK 1.24f 6.8 8 44.08 7.79 761 18.13 -45.9 Dell C DELL ... ... ... 62.89 25.51 1790 59.69 +16.2 DelphiTc DLPH .68 4.2 14 19.27 5.39 895 16.26 +26.7 DeltaAir DAL ... ... 4 62.72 17.51 14438 25.72 -56.0 DeltaAprl DLA ... ... 83 31.71 7.53 18 13.30 -57.2 Deluxe DLX 1.20 4.8 5 54.15 18.90 1539 24.83 -50.3 DenburyR DNR ... ... ...dd 1.68 .16 6560 .24 -82.9 DenisnM g DNN ... ... ... .51 .19 1540 .44 +4.8 DesignBr DBI 1.00 15.2 4 19.08 2.60 1337 6.57 -58.3 Despg.cm DESP ... ... ... 15.44 4.44 332 7.88 -41.5 DeutGlHI LBF ... ... ... 8.82 DeutschBk DB .12e ... ... 11.16 4.99 11404 9.22 +18.5 DeutBCT2 pf DXB 1.64 6.7 ... 26.75 21.25 24.54 -6.3 Deut Austrl DBAU ... ... ... Deut S&P DBIF ... ... ... DevonE DVN .44 4.1 7 28.42 4.70 7478 10.84 -58.3 Diageo DEO 3.51e 2.4 ... 176.22 100.52 469 149.32 -11.3 DiamShp DSSI ... ... ...dd 17.50 7.63 306 9.00 -46.2 DiamRk DRH .50 10.3 7 11.52 1.96 2297 4.85 -56.2 DianaShip DSX ... ... ...dd 4.15 1.25 1128 1.42 -54.3 DianaS pfB DSXpB 2.22 10.2 ... 26.90 10.55 1 21.76 -14.8 DicksSptg DKS .31 ... 14 49.80 13.46 2749 46.80 -5.4 Diebold DBD ... ... 8 14.66 2.80 1127 6.84 -35.2 DigitalRlt DLR 4.48 2.8 75 158.36 105.00 1531 157.20 +31.3 DigitlR pfG DLRpG 1.47 5.7 ... 26.13 15.29 5 25.82 +1.7 DigitRl pfL DLRpL ... ... ... 26.76 16.00 19 26.54 +2.8 DigitRlt pfJ DLRpJ ... ... ... 26.84 18.91 5 26.01 +.9 DigitalR pfI DLRpI 1.59 6.3 ... 27.05 17.50 58 25.40 -1.6 Dillards DDS .60 2.4 3 84.47 21.50 261 24.94 -66.1 Dillard38 DDT 1.88 9.8 ... 26.52 12.77 8 19.11 -27.6 DineEquity DIN 3.04f 6.5 3 104.47 14.16 1538 46.89 -43.9 Discover DFS 1.76 3.4 7 92.75 23.25 2583 51.83 -38.9 Disney DIS 1.76 1.5 16 153.41 79.07 9485 115.61 -20.1 Div&Inco DNI 1.63 15.2 ...q 13.97 6.55 12 10.69 -20.6sDrReddy RDY .29e .5 ... 55.35 33.33 333 58.62 +44.5 DocuSec rs DSS ... ... ... 15.60 3.69 1047 7.68 DolbyLab DLB .88 1.3 72 73.20 44.68 188 68.80 DollarGen DG 1.44 .8 28 195.82 125.00 1065 191.38 +22.7 DomEngy D 3.76 4.6 17 90.89 57.79 2949 82.26 -.7 DomEng un DCUE ... ... ... 113.82 75.93 15 104.91 -1.9 DomRs76 DRUA ... ... ... 26.85 19.01 32 26.04 -.5 Dominos DPZ 3.12 .8 43 422.15 220.90 436 385.15 +31.1 Domtar g UFS 1.82 8.4 16 43.01 18.40 722 21.78 -43.0 Donaldson DCI .84 1.7 24 58.32 31.08 282 49.13 -14.7 DonlleyRR RRD .12 10.3 1 4.83 .72 2095 1.17 -70.4 DonnlyFn DFIN ... ... ... 14.58 4.04 213 8.38 -20.0 DorianLPG LPG ... ... ...dd 16.68 6.08 531 8.88 -42.6 DoubLnY n DLY ... ... ... 20.06 14.24 75 18.37 -8.1 DoubIncSol DSL 1.80a 11.4 ...q 21.14 10.35 323 15.84 -19.8 DblLOppCr DBL 2.00a 10.4 ...q 21.30 14.80 62 19.26 -6.7 DougDyn PLOW 1.12f 3.1 18 56.89 24.12 78 36.16 -34.3 DEmmett DEI 1.12 3.8 19 45.59 23.16 1008 29.39 -33.1 Dover DOV 1.96 1.8 27 120.26 62.95 635 106.88 -7.3 DoverMot DVD .10f 6.9 8 2.09 1.06 6 1.45 -22.0 Dow Inc DOW 2.80 6.4 ... 56.25 21.95 3187 43.52 -20.5 Dril-Quip DRQ ... ... ...dd 56.71 23.91 309 36.05 -23.2 DriveShack DS .48 25.9 5 5.31 .86 914 1.85 -49.5 DriveS pfB DSpB 2.44 19.1 ... 26.80 5.27 1 12.76 -50.2 DriveS pfC DSpC 2.01 16.7 ... 25.29 3.73 12.02 -47.3 DriveS pfD DSpD 2.09 16.1 ... 25.00 4.88 1 13.00 -44.3 DuPnt pfA DDpA 3.50 4.3 ... 89.49 73.69 1 81.00 -7.4 DuPnt pfB DDpB 4.50 4.3 ... 117.72 80.00 2 104.90 -5.3 Dupont DD 1.20 2.2 6 73.80 28.33 4231 55.52 -13.5 Ducomun DCO ... ... 22 56.81 16.27 51 34.41 -31.9 Df&PGblUt DPG 1.40 11.8 ...q 16.06 5.46 83 11.87 -21.9 DufPUC DUC .60 6.4 ...q 9.49 7.97 22 9.38 +2.6 DukeEngy DUK 3.86f 4.5 21 103.79 62.13 2502 84.97 -6.8 DukeEn 73 DUKH 1.28 4.9 ... 26.25 20.20 17 25.88 +.3sDukeRlty DRE .94 2.3 32 38.75 25.19 2562 40.20 +16.0 Dycom DY ... ... 24 59.06 12.24 334 44.18 -6.3 Dynagas DLNG 1.00 29.2 ... 3.97 .98 296 3.43 +62.5 Dynags pfA DLNGpA 2.25 10.4 ... 24.00 7.50 9 21.70 -7.3 Dynags pfB DLNGpB ... ... ... 22.32 9.90 8 19.35 -3.4 Dynex pfA DXpA 2.13 8.1 ... 27.95 25.45 26.29 +2.3 Dynex pfB DXpB 1.91 8.0 ... 25.55 9.00 14 24.01 -5.1 DynexC DX 1.50e 9.5 12 20.34 7.04 650 15.73 -7.1E -ECA MTrI ECT .31e 76.2 1 1.72 .26 15 .41 -42.8 ELF Inc ELF ... ... ...cc 20.95 7.58 759 18.13 +12.4 EMCOR EME .32 .5 21 93.54 41.85 634 70.58 -18.2 EMX Roy g EMX ... ... ... 3.33 1.18 333 3.12 +90.0 ENI E 1.29e 6.4 ...dd 32.19 12.10 121 20.02 -35.3 EOG Rescs EOG 1.50 3.1 ...dd 89.54 27.00 3016 48.50 -42.1sEPAM Sys EPAM ... ... 68 283.39 151.97 403 284.51 +34.1 EPR Prop EPR 4.32 13.6 9 79.80 12.56 1010 31.73 -55.1 EPR pfC EPRpC 1.44 7.8 ... 34.25 8.61 28 18.43 -41.3 EPR pfE EPRpE 2.25 8.7 ... 40.00 13.10 2 25.93 -32.1 EPR Pr pfG EPRpG 1.44 8.4 ... 26.89 8.84 17 17.18 -33.5 EQT Corp EQT .12 .8 ...dd 17.16 4.21 4478 14.49 +32.9 ETF Drone IFLY ... ... ... 43.35 22.11 40.28 +8.7 AmCusSat ACSI ... ... ... 30.55 EagleCGr GRF .50e 2.6 ...q 8.45 5.20 3 6.93 -13.6 EagleGrInc EGIF 1.31 10.4 ...q 18.09 8.36 12.55 -26.3 EagleMat EXP .40 .5 19 97.10 41.83 320 81.06 -10.6 EaglePtCr ECC 2.35 31.5 ... 17.96 3.78 133 7.46 -48.9 EaglPt pfB ECCB 1.94 8.0 ... 27.10 13.30 6 24.18 -8.6 EagleP27 ECCY ... ... ... 26.13 13.48 1 23.50 -8.0 EaglPtIn n EIC ... ... ... 20.47 5.62 9 13.00 -30.7 Earthstone ESTE ... ... ...dd 7.23 1.44 164 2.90 -54.2 EastGvP DEA 1.04 4.3 63 29.70 18.60 742 24.31 +2.4 EstANG wd NGT/WD ... ... ... Eastgrp EGP 3.00 2.2 58 142.69 83.40 430 133.80 +.9 EastChem EMN 2.64f 3.4 10 83.99 34.44 639 77.43 -2.3sEKodak KODK ... ... ...dd 11.80 1.50 274012 33.20 +614.0 Eaton ETN 2.92f 3.0 22 105.78 56.42 1964 96.89 +2.3 EV CAMu EVM .68 6.0 ...q 11.95 8.87 50 11.48 +2.0 EVCAMu CEV .71 5.2 ...q 13.90 9.80 6 13.53 +.4 EatnVan EV 1.50 4.0 11 51.79 23.59 538 37.30 -20.1 EV EnEq EOI 1.04 6.9 ...q 16.47 9.05 59 15.12 -4.9 EV EEq2 EOS 1.05 5.8 ...q 18.97 10.67 91 17.99 +.9 EV FltRt EFT .91 7.9 ...q 14.14 7.31 115 11.60 -15.5 EVFltRtIP EFF 1.13 8.0 ...q 16.17 8.78 9 14.08 -12.0 EV LtdDur EVV 1.22 10.5 ...q 13.55 7.34 382 11.62 -12.3 EVMuniBd EIM .77 5.8 ...q 13.58 9.58 1543 13.16 +2.2 EVMunTT ETX .85 4.0 ...q 22.84 16.10 29 21.45 -2.1 EV MuIT EVN .85 6.6 ...q 13.79 9.17 68 12.90 +1.2 EV NMuOp EOT 1.03 5.1 ...q 24.26 16.00 51 20.18 -6.7 EV NYMu ENX .72 5.9 ...q 12.70 9.40 34 12.19 +.9 EVNYMu EVY .74 5.6 ...q 14.90 10.08 7 13.17 -1.7 EVRiskMgd ETJ 1.12 11.3 ...q 9.99 6.42 128 9.88 +5.9 EV SrFlt EFR .95 8.2 ...q 13.89 7.20 149 11.56 -14.7 EV SrInc EVF .42 7.5 ...q 6.61 3.30 135 5.62 -12.3 EVShDur EVG 1.08 9.5 ...q 13.71 8.63 27 11.35 -15.9 EVTxABdO EXD 1.16 12.6 ...q 10.57 5.41 13 9.20 -10.2 EV TxAd EVT 1.74 8.8 ...q 26.50 11.87 114 19.67 -22.9 EV TxAG ETG 1.23 8.2 ...q 19.07 9.07 124 14.99 -16.8 EV TxAOp ETO 2.16 10.1 ...q 26.99 10.84 60 21.32 -17.8 EV TxDiver ETY 1.01 9.2 ...q 12.98 6.60 204 10.98 -12.3 EVTxMGlo EXG .98 12.9 ...q 9.18 4.71 439 7.55 -14.0 EVTxBWIn ETB 1.30 9.3 ...q 17.19 8.90 53 13.93 -15.1 EVTxGBW ETW 1.17 13.3 ...q 10.60 5.49 214 8.80 -15.1 EVTxBWOp ETV 1.33 9.5 ...q 15.67 8.59 226 14.03 -6.2 Ecolab ECL 1.88 1.0 42 231.36 124.60 2340 194.83 +1.0 Ecopetrol EC 1.81e ... ... 20.96 6.28 560 12.12 -39.3 Edenor EDN ... ... ... 19.91 2.54 35 3.98 -36.4 Edgewell EPC ... ... 16 38.97 20.51 462 30.16 -2.6 EdisonInt EIX 2.55 4.7 11 78.93 43.63 2335 53.78 -28.7 EdwLfSci EW ... ... 26 247.64 66.23 1834 79.33 -66.0 8x8 Inc EGHT ... ... ...dd 26.67 10.70 2055 17.09 -6.6 ElPasoEl EE 1.64f 2.4 29 74.44 61.74 1907 68.40 +.8 ElPasE pf EPpC 2.38 5.0 ... 55.00 38.95 2 47.97 -6.8 ElancoAn ELAN ... ... ...cc 33.92 15.17 9513 21.15 -28.2 Elanco un ELAT ... ... ... 56.83 30.73 129 37.07 -33.2 EldrGld g EGO ... ... 24 12.62 4.60 2473 12.14 +51.2 Electrmed ELMD ... ... 48 19.73 5.17 78 16.86 +94.9 ElementSol ESI ... ... 15 12.74 5.35 1657 10.93 -6.4 ElevCr ELVT ... ... ... 5.98 .89 245 1.88 -57.8 EliLilly LLY 2.96 1.8 ...dd 170.75 101.36 3106 161.75 +23.1 EllingtRM EARN 1.12 10.2 85 11.88 2.70 47 11.02 +1.6 Ellomay ELLO ... ... ... 26.46 10.57 1 26.45 +43.3 EllswthFd ECF .80e 6.7 ...q 12.37 6.28 38 11.87 +.9 Ellswt pfA ECFpA 1.31 5.1 ... 26.06 21.04 1 25.94 +1.0 eMagin EMAN ... ... ...dd 1.49 .14 2958 .99 +187.8 EAndinA AKO/A .68e 5.7 ... 18.14 9.33 0 12.02 -22.9 EAndinB AKO/B .74e 5.1 ... 21.68 10.15 2 14.60 -16.6 Embraer ERJ .13e 2.1 ... 20.63 3.99 1632 6.31 -67.6 EmerHldg EEX .30 10.5 ... 12.66 1.50 90 2.87 -72.8 EmergBio EBS ... ... 54 107.16 39.11 610 94.23 +74.7 NYSE Ticker 52-week Vol YTD Name Symbol Div Yield PE High Low 1000s Last %Chg Ticker 52-week Vol YTD Name Symbol Div Yield PE High Low 1000s Last %Chg Ticker 52-week Vol YTD Name Symbol Div Yield PE High Low 1000s Last %Chg Continued from previous page Continued on next pageMONEY & MARKET$Page 2 www.sunnewspapers.net The Sun/Thursday, July 30, 2020 

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EmrgBio wi EBS.WI ... ... ... EmersonEl EMR 2.00 3.1 17 78.38 37.75 2749 63.74 -16.4 EmerR hs MSN ... ... ...dd 1.15 .63 60 .68 -17.1 EmpOPES ESBA .34 5.2 ... 14.87 6.07 3 6.58 -52.7 EmpOP60 OGCP .34 5.1 ... 14.88 6.13 6.62 -52.3 EmpOP250 FISK .34 5.2 ... 14.85 6.29 6.60 -52.2 EmpStRTr ESRT .34 5.1 13 14.99 6.26 3018 6.67 -52.2 EmployH EIG 1.00f 3.0 12 45.23 25.53 247 33.33 -20.2 EnableMid ENBL 1.32 27.0 5 14.11 1.61 496 4.90 -51.1 Enbridge ENB 2.55 ... 22 43.15 22.57 4575 32.64 -17.9 EncompHlth EHC 1.12 1.6 21 83.30 48.01 1019 69.72 +.6 EndvSilv g EXK ... ... 73 4.79 .99 14049 4.36 +80.9 EnerCre wt ENCR/WS ... ... ... EnerCore ENCR ... ... ... Energizer ENR 1.20 2.4 33 53.84 26.60 509 50.66 +.9 Energiz pfA ENRpA 1.88 1.8 ... 111.42 61.60 2 102.00 -2.5 Engy&Exp ENXP ... ... ... EnFuel grs UUUU ... ... ... 2.35 .78 3925 1.72 -9.9 EgyTrnsfr ET 1.22 18.3 8 14.80 3.75 28489 6.67 -48.0 EnTrfr pf C ETPpC ... ... ... 25.37 6.24 52 18.74 -22.6 EnTrfr pf D ETPpD ... ... ... 25.75 6.21 64 18.97 -23.6 EnTrfr pfE ETPpE ... ... ... 26.09 8.18 91 19.44 -23.2 EnerpacTl EPAC .04 .2 ...dd 27.94 13.28 225 19.86 -23.7 Enerpls g ERF .12e 4.7 3 8.43 1.15 498 2.58 -63.8 EnersisAm ENIA .39e 5.1 ... 11.21 5.22 789 7.56 -31.1 Enersis rt ENIAr ... ... ... .10 EnerChile ENIC .22e 5.3 1 5.11 2.95 260 4.14 -12.8 EnerSys ENS .70 1.0 25 78.97 35.21 256 69.40 -7.3 EnLinkLLC ENLC 1.03e 39.0 4 9.71 .88 2135 2.64 -56.9 Ennis Inc EBF .90 5.1 12 22.21 13.98 103 17.62 -18.6 EnovaIntl ENVA ... ... 8 29.33 7.84 1788 15.33 -36.3 EnPro NPO 1.04f 2.1 28 73.80 30.04 80 49.69 -25.7 Enservco ENSV ... ... ... .50 .08 1204 .20 +4.8 Entercom ETM .08 5.6 2 5.82 .75 624 1.43 -69.2 EntArk66 EAI 1.22 4.6 ... 26.77 20.00 39 26.26 +.9 EntArk 63 EAE 1.19 4.6 ... 26.65 19.62 1 25.90 +.5 EntArk 52 EAB 1.23 4.7 ... 27.78 18.63 4 25.83 -.7 Entergy ETR 3.72 3.6 46 135.55 75.20 1448 104.13 -13.1 EntLA 66 ELC 1.22 4.7 ... 26.60 20.29 21 26.05 +.5 EntgyLA52 ELJ 1.31 5.0 ... 26.69 20.51 5 26.21 +.3 EntLA 63 ELU 1.18 4.6 ... 26.02 20.13 2 25.67 +.1 EntMS FtM EMP ... ... ... 27.42 20.26 11 26.19 -1.2 EntgyNO ENO ... ... ... 27.80 22.00 3 26.91 +2.9 EntgyNO 52 ENJ 1.25 4.8 ... 26.39 21.06 2 25.78 -.7 EntgyTx64 EZT 1.41 5.4 ... 28.70 21.94 4 26.28 -4.0 EntProdPt EPD 1.78 9.6 13 30.49 10.27 11364 18.48 -34.4 Entravisn EVC .10m 7.5 8 3.44 1.10 186 1.33 -49.2 Envela n ELA ... ... ... 6.20 3.65 81 4.54 +4.8 Envestnet ENV ... ... 99 87.75 45.53 135 81.26 +16.7 EnvistaH n NVST ... ... ... 33.30 10.08 2161 22.74 -23.3 Enviva EVA 2.72f 7.2 ...cc 39.53 20.63 39 37.75 +1.2 EnzoBio ENZ ... ... ...dd 4.85 1.56 549 2.43 -7.6 Equifax EFX 1.56 .9 29 181.76 103.01 573 165.63 +18.2 Equinor EQNR .36m 2.3 6 21.04 8.41 3816 15.49 -22.2 EquinxGl n EQX ... ... ... 12.35 4.63 1646 11.91 +54.7 EquitHld EQH .68f 3.3 ... 27.30 9.89 2694 20.69 -16.5 EquitH pfA EQHpA ... ... ... 26.63 9.25 143 24.56 -5.7 EquitMid ETRN .60e ... 9 17.95 3.75 4849 9.63 -27.9 EquityCmw EQC 2.50e ... 32 35.08 27.62 571 31.90 -2.8 EqCm pfD EQCpD 1.63 5.8 ... 29.95 24.10 3 28.08 -.6 EqCm pfE EQCpE 1.81 ... ... EqLfPrp s ELS 1.37e 2.0 43 77.48 41.97 642 67.43 -4.2 EqtyRsd EQR 2.41 4.5 34 89.55 49.62 3319 53.59 -33.8 EquusTR EQS ... ... 17q 1.89 .74 3 1.39 -23.8 Eros Intl EROS ... ... 12 4.91 1.10 6406 3.80 +12.1 EscoTech ESE .32 .4 24 107.10 62.64 61 87.17 -5.8 Espey ESP 1.00 5.4 ... 27.00 16.62 4 18.60 -13.9 Essent ESNT .64f 1.8 7 55.84 17.52 708 35.48 -31.8 EssentPr EPRT .88 5.6 51 29.34 6.08 347 15.82 -36.2 EssentUtil WTRG .94 2.0 34 54.52 30.40 1596 45.87 -2.3 EssenUt un WTRG/U ... ... ... 70.71 41.66 7 59.53 -4.5 EssexPT ESS 8.31 3.8 39 334.17 175.81 441 219.15 -27.2 EsteeLdr EL ... ... 63 220.42 137.01 1371 190.88 -7.6 EthanAl ETH .84 7.0 9 21.30 8.38 181 11.98 -37.1 Etrac2xMtg MORL 3.31e 1384.9 ...q 15.85 .23 .24 -98.3 Euronav EURN 2.41e ... ...dd 13.21 7.21 2194 9.87 -21.3 EuroEqFd EEA .14e 1.6 ...q 9.75 5.73 20 9.02 -3.8 EvansBc EVBN 1.16f 5.1 8 41.75 20.50 3 22.92 -42.8 Eventbr EB ... ... ... 22.90 5.71 943 8.56 -57.6 Evercore EVR 2.32f 4.1 13 89.44 33.25 598 56.24 -24.8 EverestRe RE 6.20 2.8 9 294.31 157.32 177 219.94 -20.6 Evergy EVRG 2.02 3.1 28 76.57 42.01 1229 64.33 -1.2 EveriHldgs EVRI ... ... ...dd 14.88 1.55 2427 5.83 -56.6 EversrceE ES 2.27f 2.5 29 99.42 60.69 1028 90.49 +6.4 Evertec EVTC .20 .6 26 37.38 18.21 503 31.51 -7.4 EvolentH EVH ... ... ...dd 11.74 3.50 1816 11.39 +25.9 EvolPetrol EPM .10m 3.7 5 6.77 2.12 72 2.67 -51.2 EvoquaWt AQUA ... ... ...dd 25.23 7.09 482 19.37 +2.2 ExantasCap XAN .90f 39.5 ...dd 11.21 .95 470 2.28 -78.5tExpress EXPR ... ... 3 6.24 1.11 3553 1.09 -77.6 Exterran EXTN ... ... 15 14.89 3.24 170 5.08 -35.1 ExtraSpce EXR 3.60 3.6 24 124.46 72.70 896 100.86 -4.5 ExxonMbl XOM 3.48 7.9 10 75.66 30.11 14129 44.03 -36.9F -FB Finl FBK .36f 1.4 10 40.33 14.38 132 25.58 -35.4 FBL Fn FFG 2.00 5.6 8 64.25 29.01 23 35.67 -39.5 FMC Corp FMC 1.76 1.6 21 108.77 56.77 459 108.32 +8.5 FNBCp PA FNB .48 6.2 7 12.93 5.05 2276 7.73 -39.1 FNB FL pfE FNBpE ... ... ... 32.24 15.25 8 27.18 -9.3 FS KKR rs FSK ... ... 5 25.52 7.60 496 16.02 FTI Cnslt FCN ... ... 48 144.10 100.09 472 110.90 +.2 FTS Int rs FTSI ... ... ... 83.80 3.40 5.72 sFabrinet FN ... ... 30 71.22 44.00 163 71.34 +10.0 FactsetR FDS 3.08f .9 39 358.78 195.22 163 347.37 +29.5sFairIsaac FICO .08 ... 86 436.69 177.65 275 438.39 +17.0 FangHld rs SFUN ... ... 1 35.60 8.10 16.40 FarPtAc un FPAC/U ... ... ... 12.68 9.02 10.37 -4.0sFarfetch FTCH ... ... ... 23.61 5.99 4841 24.24 +134.2 Farmland FPI .20 2.8 65 7.50 5.05 121 7.15 +5.5 Farmln pfB FPIpB 1.50 6.3 ... 26.20 17.01 15 23.85 -4.9 FedExCp FDX 2.60 1.5 92 176.25 88.69 4624 169.55 +12.1 FedAgric AGM 3.20 5.2 ... 88.46 40.05 32 61.53 -26.3 FdAgricA AGM/A 2.80 4.9 17 76.00 41.26 57.55 -22.0 FAgMt pfA AGMpA 1.47 5.7 ... 27.72 19.48 0 25.87 FAgMt pfC AGMpC 1.50 5.7 ... 28.68 19.90 26.54 -2.3 FdAgM pfD AGMpD ... ... ... 27.85 19.03 6 26.39 -2.3 FedRlty FRT 4.20 5.4 13 141.35 64.11 1035 77.49 -39.8 FedRlt pfC FRTpC 1.25 4.9 ... 26.67 16.01 6 25.29 -1.7 FedSignl FSS .32 1.0 30 35.75 23.32 529 31.28 -3.0 FedHerm B FHI 1.08 4.6 11 38.26 13.06 23.52 -27.8 FedPMu FMN .88 6.3 ...q 15.00 10.01 9 13.98 -.9 Ferrari RACE 1.03 .6 ... 185.36 127.73 153 182.20 +10.1 Ferro FOE ... ... 10 15.27 7.52 393 12.24 -17.5 FiatChrys FCAU ... ... ... 16.25 6.00 2577 10.93 -25.6 FidCorpBd FCOR 1.58 2.8 ...q 58.20 44.10 34 56.93 +7.4 FidLtdTm FLTB .98 1.9 ...q 52.64 45.81 45 52.52 +3.2 FidTotBd FBND 1.20e 2.2 ...q 55.09 45.08 99 54.94 +6.2 FidlNatFn FNF 1.32f 4.0 12 49.28 19.00 846 32.78 -27.7 FidNatInfo FIS 1.40 1.0 27 158.21 91.68 2264 144.73 +4.1 FidClayOp FMO 1.72f 100.8 ...q 10.02 .62 1.71 -78.4 58.com WUBA ... ... 35 69.89 37.92 1845 55.18 -14.8 FinVolut FINV .19p ... ... 4.03 1.22 325 1.96 -26.0 FstAFin FAF 1.76f 3.3 22 66.78 29.36 837 53.04 -9.1 FstBcpPR FBP .20 3.5 6 11.10 3.50 1685 5.79 -45.3 FstCwlth FCF .44 5.3 10 14.93 6.77 824 8.26 -43.1 FstHorizon FHN .60 6.2 5 17.42 6.27 3867 9.67 -41.6 FstHrz pfA FHNpA 1.55 6.1 ... 26.73 14.50 5 25.53 -.9tFstHoriz pfB FHNpB ... ... ... 25.34 24.30 48 24.28 -4.1 FstHoriz pfC FHNpC ... ... ... 25.83 24.65 17 24.95 -.7 FstInRT FR 1.00 2.3 29 46.12 25.89 1090 43.78 +5.5 FMajSilv g AG ... ... ...dd 14.50 4.17 8270 13.76 +12.2 FstRepBk FRC .80 .7 30 125.12 70.06 514 113.72 -3.2 FstRep pfF FRCpF 1.43 5.6 ... 26.89 18.11 2 25.67 +.1 FtRepB pfH FRCpH 1.28 4.9 ... 27.57 15.11 8 26.19 -.7 FtRpBk pfG FRCpG ... ... ... 27.05 16.55 10 25.70 -.7 FtTr 22 FIV ... ... ... 9.37 5.23 103 8.40 -8.6 FtTrGlob FAM .90 8.6 ...q 11.63 7.68 51 10.41 -6.3 FT DynEq FDEU 1.45 13.7 ...q 15.36 7.22 59 10.60 -28.4 FTEgyInco FEN 2.32 22.7 ...q 23.29 6.03 123 10.23 -54.8 FTEnInfra FIF 1.32a 12.9 ...q 17.50 6.05 41 10.24 -38.8 FtTrEnEq FFA 1.14 7.7 ...q 17.75 9.17 16 14.90 -13.6 FT HiLgSh FSD 1.20 8.6 ...q 15.99 9.55 47 14.00 -10.5 FT IntPfd FPF 1.95 8.9 ...q 24.84 10.75 238 21.99 -6.8 FT MLP&E FEI 1.42 26.7 ...q 12.32 2.44 198 5.31 -55.2 FstTrMtg FMY 1.02 7.5 ...q 14.78 12.17 2 13.64 -2.2 FT MLPEn FPL 1.26 30.7 ...q 9.75 2.60 80 4.10 -55.7 FTSpecFin FGB .70 23.5 ...q 6.46 1.26 44 2.98 -50.2 FT EmOp FEO 1.40 11.1 ...q 15.14 8.64 8 12.57 -11.9 FTrSenFlt FCT .72 6.6 ...q 12.79 6.80 51 10.94 -12.3 FirstEngy FE 1.56f 5.4 6 52.52 22.85 13107 28.64 -41.1 Fitbit FIT ... ... ...dd 7.26 2.81 7407 6.66 +1.4 500.com WBAI ... ... 3 11.50 2.84 30 3.79 -55.9 FvPntHld FPH ... ... ...dd 9.31 3.62 69 5.01 -27.9 FlagstarB FBC .20 .6 10 40.00 16.76 439 31.49 -17.7 F&C DynPf DFP 1.92 7.4 ...q 28.20 11.00 59 25.87 -3.3 FlrtyPfdInc PFD 1.08 7.1 ...q 17.83 7.34 15 15.29 -1.7 FlrtyPfdOp PFO .88 7.1 ...q 13.25 6.01 31 12.30 -.2 FlrtyPfdSc FFC 1.63 7.7 ...q 23.19 9.01 85 21.28 -1.9 FlrtyTotR FLC 1.63 7.5 ...q 24.09 8.87 37 21.62 -3.0 Flanign BDL .30f 2.0 8 23.35 8.50 3 14.93 -32.6 Fleetcor FLT ... ... 33 329.85 168.51 422 264.76 -8.0 Flex LNG FLNG .10p ... ...cc 9.78 -1.0 FlexSolu FSI ... ... 11 3.50 .86 182 2.53 -1.6 Flor&Dec FND ... ... 74 71.72 24.36 1269 70.62 +39.0 Flotek FTK ... ... ...dd 3.25 .66 100 1.48 -26.0 FlowrsFds FLO .80f 3.5 24 25.08 17.42 626 22.68 +4.3 Flowserve FLS .80 2.6 ...cc 51.84 18.98 689 30.45 -38.8 Fluor FLR .40 3.5 9 33.67 2.85 1438 11.59 -38.6 FlyLeasing FLY 1.00 14.5 7 23.21 3.41 258 6.92 -64.7 FEMSA FMX .74e 1.2 ... 98.05 55.40 451 62.48 -33.9 FootLockr FL 1.60f 5.2 6 47.86 17.46 2190 30.97 -20.6 FordM F ... ... 5 9.68 3.96 59350 6.92 -25.6 FordM59 FpB 1.55 6.5 ... 27.50 10.93 148 23.80 -10.8 Forestar FOR ... ... 11 23.11 9.43 75 17.78 -14.7 Fortis FTS 1.91 4.7 ... 44.72 28.59 304 40.50 -2.5 Fortive FTV .28 .4 ... 80.61 37.31 3781 73.60 -3.7 FortTrInf FTAI 1.32 8.9 ...cc 21.73 3.69 387 14.86 -24.0 FortTr pfA FTAIpA ... ... ... 26.50 4.92 37 19.25 -26.3 FortunaSlv FSM ... ... 29 7.35 1.47 4468 6.90 +69.1sFBHmSec FBHS .96 1.3 26 74.39 33.90 2077 75.95 +16.2 ForumEn FET ... ... 1 2.75 .15 1860 .54 -68.0 FoundBld FBM ... ... ... 22.14 7.99 210 14.43 -25.4 FourCorP s FCPT 1.22 5.0 11 32.47 12.80 342 24.42 -12.4 FourSeEd FEDU 3.32 281.4 1 2.34 1.06 76 1.18 -26.3 FrancoN g FNV 1.04f .6 ...cc 165.98 77.18 808 161.57 +56.4 FrankCov FC ... ... ...dd 41.85 12.61 92 18.87 -41.5 FrankFn FSB .24 ... 11 39.00 14.86 81 26.49 -22.8 FrankRes BEN 1.08 5.1 7 34.96 14.91 5443 21.12 -18.7 FrkStPrp FSP .36 6.7 7 8.97 3.79 908 5.41 -36.8 FrkLtdDur FTF .94e 10.9 ...q 9.85 5.56 110 8.67 -9.6 FrkUnv FT .40 5.7 ...q 8.29 4.65 34 6.99 -10.2 FranksIntl FI .30 13.0 ... 5.83 1.66 903 2.31 -55.3 FrptMcM FCX ... ... 9 13.87 4.82 13539 13.30 +1.4sFresenMd FMS .51e 1.1 ... 45.82 29.17 167 46.55 +26.4 FDelMnt FDP .20 .8 10 38.79 20.25 262 24.22 -30.8 FriedmInd FRD .08 1.6 ...dd 7.24 3.72 4 5.11 -15.1 Frontlne FRO .60e ... ...dd 13.33 6.09 2004 8.31 -35.4 FullerHB FUL .65 1.4 19 52.40 23.68 528 46.12 -10.6 FutureFuel FF .24a 1.8 16 14.87 6.65 161 13.44 +42.7G -GAMCO s GBL .08 .7 ... 20.90 9.03 14 12.20 -37.4 GATX GATX 1.92 3.1 15 86.01 50.69 256 62.09 -25.1 GATX 66 GMTA ... ... ... 28.13 13.62 11 26.60 -1.2 GCP ApT GCP ... ... 48 24.31 14.24 204 23.24 +2.3 GDL Fund GDL .64 7.7 ...q 9.52 4.94 53 8.32 -10.5sGFL Env n GFL ... ... ... 21.45 11.92 410 21.44 +26.0 GMAC CpT ALLYpA 2.03 8.5 ... 26.85 12.61 154 23.97 -8.0 GMS Inc GMS ... ... 18 32.42 10.39 216 23.96 -11.5 GP Strat GPX ... ... 15 16.68 5.20 35 8.42 -36.4 GSX Tch GSX ... ... ... 92.00 11.72 1605 83.77 +283.2 GTT Comm GTT ... ... ...dd 15.77 4.67 447 6.87 -39.5 GabCvInc GCV .48 8.9 ...q 6.13 3.20 11 5.41 -7.6 GabDvInc GDV 1.32 7.1 ...q 22.52 10.40 130 18.58 -15.4 GabDvIn rt GDVr ... ... ... GabDiv pfA GDVpA 1.47 5.6 ... 26.84 24.00 3 26.06 +1.0 GabDiv pfG GDVpG 1.31 5.0 ... 26.91 20.60 1 26.30 +2.1 GabDvI pfH GDVpH 1.34 5.0 ... 27.24 21.08 3 26.65 +.4 GabelliET GAB .60 12.0 ...q 6.31 2.89 613 4.99 -18.1 GabllE pfG GABpG 1.25 4.9 ... 25.75 19.90 1 25.55 +1.6 Gabeli pfJ GABpJ ... ... ... 27.29 22.50 1 26.09 -.7 GabEq pfH GABpH 1.25 4.9 ... 28.04 20.49 6 25.59 +1.3 GabGSmM GGZ ... ... ... 12.19 5.38 5 9.51 -19.7 GabGSm pfA GGZpA 1.36 5.3 ... 26.40 20.66 1 25.78 -.4 GabGUtil GLU 1.20 7.3 ...q 20.04 10.34 4 16.55 -12.3 GabGUtil pf GLUpA 3.00 6.7 ... 48.35 43.12 1 45.00 +1.2 GabGoAn GGO .80 7.4 ... 16.53 5.51 10.75 -30.2 GabGo pfA GGOpA ... ... ... 42.72 36.19 40.67 -.8 GabHlthW GRX .52 4.9 ...q 11.92 6.85 41 10.64 -7.6 GabHlt pfA GRXpA 1.44 5.5 ... 26.49 25.40 26.04 -.2 GabHlt pfB GRXpB 1.47 5.7 ... 26.64 21.00 1 25.87 +.8 GabMultT GGT .88e 12.8 ...q 8.69 3.04 39 6.90 -14.0 GabMul pfE GGTpE ... ... ... 26.80 17.64 1 25.85 +1.4 GabUtil GUT .60 7.9 ...q 8.25 4.50 38 7.63 -1.8 GabUt pfA GUTpA 1.41 5.3 ... 29.26 22.00 0 26.40 -.8 GabUtil pfC GUTpC ... ... ... 28.05 22.10 3 25.79 -1.6 Gain Cap GCAP .24 3.9 ...dd 6.72 3.30 121 6.09 +54.2sGalianoG GAU ... ... ... 1.86 .56 2087 1.85 +94.7 Gallaghr AJG 1.80f 1.7 40 109.46 65.09 1635 104.80 +10.0 GamGldNR GGN .84 22.3 ...q 4.63 1.98 1258 3.76 -14.5 GamGld pfB GGNpB 1.25 4.9 ... 25.50 20.25 0 25.30 +.9 GamNRG&I GNT .84 16.0 ...q 6.21 2.28 73 5.26 -11.7 GamNR pfA GNTpA 1.30 5.1 ... 26.07 20.30 0 25.70 +1.4 GameStop GME 1.52 37.4 ...dd 6.92 2.57 2878 4.06 -33.2 Gannett GCI 1.52 101.3 9 11.35 .63 2354 1.50 -76.5 Gap GPS ... ... 6 19.86 5.26 17554 14.15 -20.0 GarrtMot GTX ... ... ... 14.98 2.50 473 7.09 -29.0 Gartner IT ... ... 39 171.78 76.91 237 126.74 -17.8 GasLogPt GLOP 2.24f 56.6 2 19.60 1.51 178 3.96 -71.7 GasLPt pfA GLOPpA ... ... ... 26.02 6.40 13 16.23 -35.9 GasLg pf B GLOBpB ... ... ... 25.54 5.50 9 15.16 -39.1 GasLog pfC GLOPpC 2.13 13.4 ... 25.06 5.23 3 15.89 -34.4 GasLog GLOG .20m 6.3 ...dd 15.16 2.55 436 3.19 -67.4 GasLog pfA GLOGpA 2.19 10.8 ... 27.24 13.52 2 20.19 -21.5 GatesInd GTES ... ... 24 14.30 5.42 200 11.12 -19.2 GeeGroup JOB ... ... ...dd 2.49 .17 156 .90 +131.5 GencoSh GNK .70a 10.0 ...dd 11.82 4.27 344 7.00 -34.1sGenerac GNRC ... ... 41 139.91 69.00 700 139.73 +38.9 GAInv GAM 1.15e 1.0 ...q 39.09 21.91 40 33.33 -11.7 GAInv pfB GAMpB 1.49 5.4 ... 29.74 23.25 0 27.58 -.1 GenDynam GD 4.40 2.9 16 193.76 100.55 1918 149.44 -15.3 GenElec GE .04 .6 ...dd 13.26 5.48 148006 6.59 -40.9 GenMills GIS 1.96 3.0 22 65.48 46.59 2131 64.37 +20.2 GenMoly GMO ... ... ...dd .38 .14 961 .25 +10.6 GenMotors GM ... ... ...dd 41.90 14.33 28783 25.89 -29.3 Gensco GCO ... ... 5 53.20 5.52 239 17.31 -63.9 GenesisEn GEL 2.14e 30.0 89 23.84 2.58 839 7.13 -65.2 GenesisHlt GEN .24 27.1 ...dd 1.86 .58 787 .89 -45.9 GenieEn GNE .30 3.7 ... 11.45 4.60 40 8.20 +6.1 GenieE pfA GNEpA .64 7.4 ... 9.22 5.73 6 8.67 -3.3 Genpact G .39 ... 26 45.20 19.41 640 39.76 -5.7 GenuPrt GPC 3.16f 3.4 17 108.58 49.68 740 91.65 -13.7 Genworth GNW ... ... 1 4.93 1.87 5394 2.15 -51.1 GeoGrp GEO 1.92 17.9 6 18.64 9.95 1100 10.72 -35.5 GeoPark GPRK .05r ... ... 22.53 5.44 256 10.18 -53.8 GaPw 77 GPJA ... ... ... 27.34 20.87 19 26.57 +3.3 Gerdau GGB .02e .6 ... 5.34 1.65 4743 3.48 -29.0 GerNew GF 1.23e .5 ...q 16.74 8.24 7 16.55 +5.5 GettyRlty GTY 1.48 4.9 16 33.75 16.36 231 30.31 -7.8 GigCap3 un GIK/U ... ... ... 10.55 9.81 10.28 +4.0 Gildan GIL .62f 3.4 10 40.29 9.42 1486 17.99 -39.1 Glatfelter GLT .54f 3.2 13 19.03 9.44 113 16.87 -7.2 Glaukos GKOS ... ... ... 84.65 23.31 395 42.30 -22.3 GlaxoSKln GSK 2.89e 7.1 ... 48.25 31.43 5061 40.59 -13.6 GlbMed GMRE .80 6.6 ...cc 15.95 6.98 163 12.09 -8.6 GlMed pfA GMREpA 1.88 7.4 ... 27.95 15.82 9 25.39 -5.8 GlobNetL GNL .94 5.6 27 21.69 8.77 296 16.95 -16.4 GlNetL pfA GNLpA 1.81 7.3 ... 26.80 9.05 14 24.67 -5.0 GlobPtrs GLP 2.10f 22.3 ...dd 20.95 6.30 203 9.42 -53.3 GlobPtr pfA GLPpA 2.44 9.9 ... 27.87 7.50 6 24.74 -8.4 GlobPay GPN .78 .4 60 209.62 105.54 1410 177.36 -2.8 GlbShip pfB GSLpB 2.19 10.4 ... 25.92 10.08 2 21.03 -15.9 GlShipLs GSL ... ... ... 9.25 2.61 17 4.40 -50.2 GlblScape GSB .06a .6 53 12.35 5.21 85 9.51 -3.3 Globalstar GSAT ... ... ...dd .60 .23 3305 .37 -28.9sGlobantSA GLOB ... ... ...cc 173.64 70.83 331 176.68 +66.6 GlbeLife GL .75 .9 6 111.43 56.74 506 80.74 -23.2 GlbLfe pfC GLpC ... ... ... 28.02 15.62 34 25.90 -1.9 GlobusMed GMED ... ... 37 60.15 33.41 525 50.41 -14.4 GoDaddy GDDY ... ... 72 84.49 40.25 848 67.62 -.4 GolLinhs GOL ... ... ... 23.30 1.85 1141 7.16 -60.4 GoldFLtd GFI .01e .1 ... 14.12 3.79 12504 13.61 +106.2 GoldResrc GORO .04 .9 ...cc 6.24 2.02 1911 4.59 -17.1 GoldStdV g GSV ... ... ... 1.08 .27 1272 .80 -6.9 GoldenMin AUMN ... ... ... .58 .13 2517 .42 +35.2 GoldSt g GSS ... ... 8 4.41 1.85 2942 4.34 +13.9 GldFld GV ... ... 11 4.16 1.97 160 4.00 +12.7 GoldS pfJ GSpJ 1.38 5.2 ... 27.82 17.12 87 26.58 -.9 GS BDC GSBD 1.80 11.8 7 22.50 8.00 74 15.28 -28.2 GSCI37 GSC ... ... ...q 26.25 10.30 1 14.35 -42.7 GoldmanS GS 5.00f 2.5 8 250.46 130.85 2633 202.58 -11.9 GoldS pfK GSpK 1.59 5.8 ... 29.25 19.05 112 27.36 -3.9 GoldS pfN GSpN ... ... ... 27.50 20.11 60 26.17 -1.9 GoldS pfC GSpC 1.02 4.5 ... 24.39 14.19 36 22.71 -.9 GoldS pfA GSpA .96 4.4 ... 22.99 15.00 24 21.69 -.7 GoldS pfD GSpD 1.02 4.5 ... 24.10 15.00 88 22.70 -1.5 GS MLPEn GER .64 112.3 ...q 4.19 .44 .57 -83.0 GoodrPet GDP ... ... ... 12.00 2.40 11 7.09 -29.4 GormanR GRC .58 1.9 20 39.60 21.49 73 31.31 -16.5 vjGrace GRA 1.20 2.4 15 73.36 26.75 302 50.09 -28.3 Graco GGG .70 1.3 27 56.99 38.43 436 53.68 +3.2 GrahamCp GHM .44 3.5 9 23.77 10.36 121 12.40 -43.3 GrahamH s GHC 5.80 1.4 15 756.26 267.89 19 411.42 -35.6 Graingr GWW 5.76 1.7 24 347.45 200.61 488 340.76 +.7 GranTrra g GTE ... ... ...dd 1.69 .18 2287 .32 -75.1 GranaMon GRAM .25e 11.2 ... 3.05 1.34 15 2.24 -9.3 GraniteC GVA .52 2.9 48 44.71 8.90 295 17.92 -35.2 GranitPnt GPMT 1.68 24.5 10 19.27 1.74 382 6.85 -62.7sGraniteRE GRP/U 3.00 ... ... 57.30 28.12 18 57.25 +13.0 GrphTInt EAF .04e .7 ... 14.84 5.56 1984 6.09 -47.6 GraphPkg GPK .30 2.1 15 16.95 10.41 2847 14.51 -12.9 GrayTelev GTN ... ... 11 23.07 8.53 557 14.47 -32.5 GrayTvA GTN/A ... ... 19 21.85 8.55 1 12.65 -36.3 GrtAjax AJX 1.28f 14.8 6 15.96 3.96 58 8.64 -41.7 GrtAjx24 AJXA ... ... ... 28.56 14.61 3 24.05 -9.9 GtPanSilv g GPL ... ... ... .90 .23 3643 .82 +60.2 GrtWstBcp GWB .60m 4.7 4 36.65 10.86 1099 12.68 -63.5 GreenDot GDOT ... ... 25 54.39 14.20 300 51.77 +122.2 GreenTrH GHG ... ... ... 15.17 9.38 129 12.63 +14.8 GreenbCos GBX 1.08 3.9 20 34.30 12.89 618 27.94 -13.8 Greenhill GHL .20 1.8 ...dd 23.08 7.28 154 11.23 -34.3 Greif A GEF 1.76 4.7 12 50.37 23.65 100 37.36 -15.5 Greif B GEF/B 2.64e 6.3 9 56.50 30.89 10 41.75 -19.4 Griffon GFF .30 1.4 22 25.50 9.15 146 20.95 +3.0 Group1 GPI ... ... 12 110.11 26.26 300 89.12 -10.9 GrubHub GRUB ... ... ...cc 80.25 29.35 2332 71.08 +46.1 GAeroPac PAC 3.61e 5.4 ... 135.31 44.28 90 66.45 -44.0 GpoASur ASR 5.25e ... ... 210.38 82.08 48 98.69 -47.3 GpoAvalAc AVAL .40 8.4 ... 8.92 3.32 244 4.75 -45.5 GpoSimec SIM ... ... ... 11.14 5.20 1 6.37 -37.3 GpSuprvi SUPV ... ... ... 8.00 1.28 137 2.99 -18.8 GpTelevisa TV ... ... ... 12.61 4.65 2051 5.80 -50.6 GuangRy GSH .63e 6.5 ... 17.25 9.00 20 9.61 -42.1 Guess GES .45 4.0 59 23.58 3.64 946 11.14 -50.2 GuggBAB GBAB 1.66 7.0 ...q 25.58 17.00 49 23.77 +.4 GugCrdAllo GGM 2.18 12.1 ...q 20.75 10.65 25 17.98 -9.6 GugEnhEq GPM .96 17.3 ...q 8.40 3.48 259 5.56 -31.0 GugStrOp GOF 2.19 12.8 ...q 20.85 10.42 93 17.06 -5.7 Guidewire GWRE ... ... ...dd 124.16 71.64 267 119.62 +9.0H -HCA Hldg HCA 1.72f 1.3 20 151.97 58.38 2429 129.78 -12.2 HCI Grp HCI 1.60 3.6 ...dd 49.98 31.61 38 44.30 -3.0 HDFC Bk s HDB ... ... ... 65.38 29.50 2928 48.71 -23.1 HMG HMG ... ... ...dd 17.25 8.50 1 10.47 -18.4 HNI Corp HNI 1.22 4.0 14 42.90 16.61 186 30.56 -18.4 HP Inc HPQ .70 4.1 5 23.93 12.54 12320 17.08 -16.9 HSBC HSBC 2.00e 8.5 ... 40.94 22.55 3849 23.57 -39.7 HSBC prA HSBCpA 1.55 6.0 ... 27.08 21.49 39 25.89 -3.7 Haemonet HAE ... ... ...cc 140.36 63.41 717 88.76 -22.8 Hallibrtn HAL .18m 1.2 8 25.47 4.25 13711 15.07 -38.4 HamBchBr HBB .36f 2.3 ... 21.22 6.68 49 15.80 -17.3 HancFinOp BTO 1.48 6.8 ...q 37.00 11.29 91 21.67 -40.3sHanJS JHS .87e 5.6 ...q 15.34 10.30 13 15.40 +4.0 HanJI JHI 1.45e 9.1 ...q 18.48 8.94 15 15.89 -10.5 HanPrmDv PDT 1.08a 8.0 ...q 18.73 6.57 81 13.50 -25.0 HanPfEq HPI 1.68 8.2 ...q 24.44 9.16 57 20.48 -10.2 HanPfd2 HPF 1.68 9.1 ...q 23.82 9.00 61 18.42 -17.3 HanPfd3 HPS 1.47 8.9 ...q 20.17 8.05 65 16.48 -14.6 HanTxAdv HTD 1.45 7.4 ...q 28.53 9.71 134 19.51 -28.6 Hanesbds HBI .60 4.1 8 16.40 6.96 6061 14.64 -1.4 HannArms HASI 1.34 3.8 35 39.46 15.01 500 34.97 +8.7 HanoverIns THG 2.60 2.6 55 144.71 75.11 534 101.00 -26.1 HanovIns53 THGA 1.59 6.2 ... 26.44 12.00 11 25.51 -1.8 HarleyD HOG .08m .3 10 40.89 14.31 4326 28.24 -24.1 HarmonyG HMY .05 ... ... 7.61 1.76 12045 6.84 +88.4 Harsco HSC .20m 1.3 40 25.64 4.19 446 15.72 -31.7 HarteHk HHS ... ... ... 3.96 1.10 2.69 -24.9 HartfFn42 HGH 1.97 6.9 ... 29.45 17.16 23 28.54 +.5 HartfdFn HIG 1.30 3.1 14 62.75 19.04 1540 41.44 -31.8 Haverty HVT .60m 4.3 14 21.43 9.81 161 13.96 -30.8 HavertyA HVT/A .76 5.4 11 21.25 10.67 13.98 -30.8 HawaiiEl HE 1.32 3.6 20 55.15 33.51 399 37.15 -20.7 Hc2 Hldgs HCHC 1.30 ... ...dd 4.30 1.29 136 2.87 +32.3 HlthcrRlty HR 1.20 4.1 47 37.97 24.10 891 29.62 -11.2 HlthcreTr HTA 1.26 4.5 53 34.22 20.61 931 27.81 -8.2 HlthpeakPr PEAK 1.48 5.3 16 37.93 18.63 2499 27.90 -19.1 HeclaM HL .01e .2 ...dd 5.68 1.38 12724 5.52 +62.8 HeclaM pfB HLpB 3.50 5.9 ... 61.00 37.05 59.00 +13.5 Heico HEI .16 .2 ... 147.93 52.01 325 95.86 -16.0 Heico A HEI/A .16f .2 59 113.69 51.78 638 76.49 -14.6 HelixEn HLX ... ... 23 10.00 .99 1637 4.42 -54.1 HelmPayne HP 1.00m 5.4 ...dd 50.34 12.40 3345 18.46 -59.4 Herbalif HLF ... ... 22 52.89 20.73 983 50.88 +6.7 HercHld HRI ... ... ... 50.81 11.81 200 34.91 -28.7 HercTGC HTGC 1.28 11.9 8q 15.87 5.42 554 10.80 -23.0 HeritageIns HRTG .24 2.0 17 15.61 7.50 126 12.12 -8.5 NordicAO rs NAO/WI ... ... ... HermitgOff PSV .18 21.0 ... 3.05 .31 119 .86 -15.7 Hersha pfC HTpC 1.72 15.3 ... 26.64 4.09 2 11.24 -55.1 Hersha HT 1.12 21.6 7 17.01 2.29 445 5.19 -63.6 Hersha pfD HTpD 1.63 14.8 ... 25.94 2.51 16 10.95 -56.0 Hersha pfE HTpE ... ... ... 26.26 2.93 10 11.00 -56.0 Hershey HSY 3.22f 2.2 32 162.20 109.88 864 145.81 -.8 vjHertzGl HTZ ... ... ... 20.85 .40 8371 1.53 -90.3 Hess HES 1.00 2.0 ...dd 74.11 26.06 2489 50.00 -25.2 HP Ent HPE .60e 6.2 23 17.59 7.43 10819 9.71 -38.8 Hexcel HXL .68 1.7 13 87.00 24.54 1319 39.85 -45.6 Hi-Crush HCR 1.67e 1102.0 1 2.39 .14 .15 -82.8 HighPtRs HPR ... ... ...dd 1.98 .16 2365 .37 -77.9 HighlFlR HFRO ... ... ... 13.65 7.02 1004 8.07 -35.1 HighInc pfA HEROpA 1.34 5.4 ... 25.87 16.74 19 24.93 -1.7 HighlGlC HGLB ... ... ... 11.25 3.66 59 6.34 -32.1 HighwdPrp HIW 1.92 4.9 21 52.76 25.10 962 39.43 -19.4 Hill-Rom HRC .88 .8 35 117.68 72.29 541 116.13 +2.3 HillenInc HI .85 2.9 24 34.78 13.61 429 29.25 -12.2 HillmCT pf HLMp 2.90 11.5 ... 37.00 24.95 7 25.26 -26.7 HilltopH HTH .36 1.9 15 26.28 11.05 467 19.36 -22.3 HilGrVa HGV ... ... ... 36.56 8.28 415 20.47 -40.5 Hilton HLT .60 .8 39 115.48 44.30 1605 77.39 -30.2 HoeghLP HMLP 1.76 16.1 6 18.54 4.67 150 10.92 -30.1 Hoegh pfA HMLPpA 2.19 9.3 ... 27.82 10.09 7 23.50 -10.0 HollyEngy HEP 1.40 10.3 6 29.49 6.57 263 13.57 -38.7 HollyFront HFC 1.40 5.0 7 58.88 18.48 2262 27.74 -45.3 HomeDp HD 6.00 2.3 27 269.07 140.63 2872 264.66 +21.2 Honda HMC .84e 3.3 ... 29.44 19.38 945 25.80 -8.9 HonwllIntl HON 3.60 2.3 17 184.06 101.08 3311 154.58 -12.7 Honwll wi HON/WI ... ... ... HorMan HMN 1.20 3.1 23 48.15 30.48 124 38.29 -12.3 HorizGbl HZN ... ... ...dd 5.79 1.20 118 4.40 +26.1 HorizFn22 HTFA ... ... ... 27.09 13.00 2 24.95 -2.3 HoizWear WEAR ... ... ... 17.90 Hormel HRL .93 1.8 27 51.53 39.01 1255 50.84 +12.7 HostHotls HST .85a 7.7 27 18.90 7.86 9735 11.02 -40.6 HoulihnL HLI 1.32f 2.4 22 64.84 41.80 2724 55.16 +12.9 HstnAEn HUSA ... ... ... .29 .09 1705 .12 -19.2 HovnanE HOV ... ... ... 32.90 5.12 378 26.11 +25.1 HHughes HHC ... ... 14 135.42 35.10 196 54.96 -56.7 HowmetAer HWM .08 .5 12 34.27 9.87 2689 15.27 -50.4 Arconic pf ARNCp 3.75 4.8 ... 92.00 77.54 77.92 -13.1 HuanPwr HNP 2.45e 14.5 ... 24.15 11.69 9 16.94 -15.7 Hubbell HUBB 3.64 2.7 20 155.00 85.62 272 133.94 -9.4 HubSpot HUBS ... ... ...dd 243.58 90.84 295 232.28 +46.5 HudBayM g HBM .02 ... 5 5.01 1.23 798 3.40 -18.1 HudsPacP HPP 1.00 4.1 20 38.81 16.14 1321 24.43 -35.1 Humana HUM 2.50 .6 33 412.70 208.25 804 396.40 +8.2 HuntCoFn HCFT .28 12.7 3 3.42 .86 29 2.20 -31.9 HuntgtnIng HII 4.12 2.3 16 279.71 147.14 129 175.88 -29.9 Huntsmn HUN .65 3.3 7 24.90 12.23 2319 19.59 -18.9 Huya HUYA ... ... ... 28.20 11.78 1280 23.46 +30.7 Hyatt H .80f 1.6 24 94.98 24.02 583 50.09 -44.2 HysterYale HY 1.27 3.2 10 65.41 30.25 46 39.74 -32.6I -IAA Inc IAA ... ... ... 51.74 21.79 7290 44.95 -4.5 IAMGld g IAG 1.52f 30.3 ...dd 5.24 1.44 5182 5.02 +34.6 ICICI Bk IBN .19e 2.0 ... 15.42 6.86 5353 9.56 -36.6 IDT Cp IDT 1.00f 15.4 8 11.84 4.81 51 6.49 -10.0 ING ING .14e 1.9 ... 12.44 4.52 3191 7.38 -38.8 ING 6.125 ISG 1.53 6.3 ... 26.57 24.00 24.47 -6.0 ION Geo IO ... ... ...dd 10.73 1.13 245 3.00 -65.4 IQVIA Hldg IQV ... ... 23 169.14 81.79 1171 160.06 +3.6 IRSA IRS ... ... ... 10.44 2.77 47 4.05 -41.5 iStar STAR .44f 3.7 ...dd 17.50 5.48 268 11.93 -17.8 iStar pfD STARpD 2.00 8.0 ... 26.43 10.72 3 25.08 -2.3 iStar pfG STARpG 1.91 7.9 ... 25.97 10.86 2 24.21 -5.1 iStar pfI STARpI 1.87 7.8 ... 26.19 10.58 10 23.99 -5.9 IT TchPck ITP ... ... 1 1.20 .45 117 .49 -47.6 ITT Inc ITT .68 1.1 16 75.56 35.41 439 59.98 -18.8 iBio IBIO ... ... ...dd 7.45 .05 18874 4.36 +1651.0Idacorp IDA 2.68 2.8 23 114.01 69.05 237 94.78 -11.3 IDEX IEX 2.00 1.2 37 178.14 104.56 267 166.60 -3.1 ITW ITW 4.28 2.3 34 190.85 115.94 535 187.49 +4.4 Imax Corp IMAX ... ... ...cc 22.88 6.01 2714 11.22 -45.1 ImpacMtg IMH ... ... ...dd 8.03 1.31 36 1.48 -71.9 ImpOil g IMO .66 3.9 6 28.09 7.04 372 16.81 -36.5 IncOpR IOR ... ... 27 15.00 8.32 1 12.44 -5.8 IndepHld IHC .44f 1.4 13 43.60 22.00 10 32.12 -23.7 IndepRT IRT .78a 7.0 22 16.85 6.86 421 11.21 -20.4 IndiaFd IFN 1.70e ... ...q 21.28 11.13 83 16.28 -19.1 IndiaGlC IGC ... ... ... 1.31 .26 1731 .61 -4.0 IndoTel TLK .67 ... ... 31.48 16.06 229 20.57 -27.8 IndBach IBA .87e 2.4 ... 57.00 28.04 3 36.42 -30.0sInfosys INFY ... ... 25 12.79 6.76 13711 12.85 +24.5 InfuSystem INFU ... ... ...dd 13.25 4.28 108 12.83 +50.4 IngerRand IR ... ... 25 38.88 17.01 1958 32.16 -12.3 Ingevity NGVT ... ... ... 101.36 24.92 313 60.00 -31.3 Ingredion INGR 2.52 2.8 15 99.51 59.11 312 88.65 -4.6 InnovInd IIPR 4.24f 4.1 ... 115.82 40.21 738 104.07 +37.2 InnoInd pfA IIPRpA ... ... ... 32.51 23.00 4 29.50 -.8 Innsuites IHT .02 1.9 ...dd 2.50 .67 146 1.08 -29.4 Inphi IPHI ... ... ...dd 133.47 55.72 567 122.78 +65.9 InsightS INSI .80 3.7 ... 22.83 15.75 52 21.50 +7.3 Insperity NSP 1.60 2.3 23 129.20 22.59 252 69.01 -19.8 InsprMed INSP ... ... ... 105.54 40.53 255 101.20 +36.4 InstlldBPd IBP ... ... 44 83.41 29.02 137 80.79 +17.3 Instructre INST ... ... ...dd 54.31 37.06 49.00 +1.6 IntegerHl ITGR ... ... ...dd 99.95 46.01 390 69.96 -13.0 IntellgSys INS ... ... ...cc 56.24 23.26 35 30.93 -22.6 Intelsat I ... ... ... 27.29 .33 .38 -94.6 IntrPriv un IPV.U ... ... ... 10.20 9.15 201 10.03 +1.8 IntcntlExc ICE 1.20 1.3 22 101.93 63.51 2489 94.30 +1.9 IntCtlHtl IHG ... ... ... 71.02 25.39 688 47.74 -30.5 IntercpF IFS ... ... ... 36.92 -4.5 IBM IBM 6.52 5.3 13 158.75 90.56 2833 125.32 -6.5 IntFlav IFF 3.00 2.3 35 147.20 92.14 805 128.24 -.6 IntlGmeT IGT .80 7.8 ... 16.25 3.59 2622 10.30 -31.2 IntMktCt IMC ... ... ... IntPap IP 2.05 5.6 12 47.64 26.38 3134 36.75 -20.2 IntlSeaw INSW .24 1.3 ... 31.39 14.89 158 17.89 -39.9 IntTower g THM ... ... ...dd 2.27 .33 686 1.70 +214.8 Interpublic IPG 1.02f 5.4 12 25.20 11.63 8549 18.91 -18.1 inTestCorp INTT ... ... 8 6.20 2.08 7 4.11 -30.9 IntPotash IPI ... ... ...dd 3.87 .60 1082 .93 -65.9 Inuvo INUV ... ... ...dd 1.11 .09 4459 .60 +101.7 Invacare IVC .05 .7 ...dd 11.63 3.90 108 6.88 -23.6 Invesco24 IHTA ... ... ... 10.98 6.00 31 7.43 -28.8 InvAdvMu2 VKI .78 7.2 ...q 11.72 7.63 97 10.83 -3.0sInv Bond VBF .83a 3.9 ...q 21.06 15.24 31 21.12 +1.5 InvCAVal VCV .79 6.4 ...q 13.55 8.83 83 12.36 -3.6 InvCrOpp VTA .90 10.1 ...q 11.73 5.92 653 8.93 -21.3 InvHiInc2 VLT 1.24 10.0 ...q 14.64 8.09 14 12.36 -13.4 Invsco iim IIM .84 5.6 ...q 16.01 10.56 79 15.01 -2.0 Invesco IVZ .62 5.8 4 19.60 6.38 5540 10.60 -41.0 InvMtgCap IVR .08m 2.4 1 15.41 1.53 5570 3.28 -76.6 InvMtg pfA IVRpA 1.94 8.1 ... 26.97 4.25 12 24.05 -7.2 InvMtg pfB IVRpB 1.94 8.9 ... 28.50 3.85 8 21.91 -18.5 InvMtg pfC IVRpC 1.88 8.6 ... 27.72 4.00 47 21.79 -18.0 Invsco oia OIA .39 5.3 ...q 8.23 5.45 124 7.35 -6.8 InvMuOpTr VMO .88 7.1 ...q 13.03 8.61 154 12.32 -.3 InvMuniTr VKQ .82 6.6 ...q 13.07 9.08 122 12.38 +.2 InvPAVal VPV .79 6.3 ...q 13.95 9.15 20 12.62 -4.3 Invsco iqi IQI .76 6.1 ...q 13.10 9.00 77 12.41 -1.4 InvSrInco VVR .31 8.9 ...q 4.38 1.90 1219 3.50 -18.4 InvTrIG VGM .88 6.9 ...q 13.46 8.62 124 12.67 -1.4 InvTrNY VTN .85 6.8 ...q 14.00 9.26 29 12.57 -7.6 InvRlE pfC IRETpC 1.66 6.4 ... 27.42 18.45 0 25.85 -1.6 InvRlEst IRET 2.80 3.8 8 85.24 43.58 53 73.25 +1.0 Invitae NVTA ... ... ...dd 35.33 7.42 1711 29.12 +80.5 InvitHm INVH .60 2.0 ... 32.70 15.64 3207 29.35 -2.1 IronMtn IRM 2.47 8.7 25 34.44 21.00 2293 28.26 -11.3 IsoRay ISR ... ... ...dd 1.06 .29 120 .67 +6.6 IsraelChm ICL .18e 5.0 ... 5.50 2.68 3.59 -25.1 IssuerDir ISDR .20 1.7 66 13.23 8.65 4 11.80 +.9 ItauCorpb ITCB 2.48e 48.2 13 12.15 3.01 84 5.15 -40.2 ItauUnH ITUB .26 ... ... 9.75 3.48 18149 5.45 -40.4 IvyHiInOp IVH 1.50a 12.4 ...q 14.23 7.80 61 12.06 -13.2J -JAlexHld JAX ... ... 9 12.01 3.03 81 4.21 -56.0 JJill JILL 1.15 ... 1 2.58 .31 1172 .63 -44.2 JBG Smth JBGS .90 3.0 ...cc 42.36 21.88 337 29.84 -25.2 JMP Grp JMP .16e 6.1 38 3.78 2.15 4 2.64 -18.3 JPM US Dv JDIV ... ... ... 28.40 16.20 13 23.51 -15.9 JPMorgCh JPM 3.20 3.2 10 141.10 76.91 12735 99.68 -28.5 JPMCh pfG JPMpG 1.52 6.0 ... 26.47 20.16 75 25.60 -.5sJPMorC pfJ JPMpJ 2.16 7.9 ... 27.13 19.17 241 27.29 +6.0 JPMCh pfC JPMpC ... ... ... 28.83 22.45 103 28.70 +2.0 JPMCh pfH JPMpH 1.54 6.0 ... 26.69 21.04 84 25.54 -.8 Jabil JBL .32 .9 30 44.20 17.63 659 33.73 -18.4 JacobsEng J .76 .9 32 103.28 59.29 766 86.72 -3.5 JHardie JHX .38e 1.8 96 22.13 8.98 18 20.75 +5.7 JanusHn JHG 1.44 6.7 ... 27.50 11.81 2273 21.63 -11.5 JpnSmCap JOF .13e 1.6 ...q 9.58 5.00 15 8.04 -10.1 JeffrFn JEF .50 3.0 8 24.03 11.20 1410 16.78 -21.5 JeldWen JELD ... ... 19 27.00 6.06 482 19.97 -14.7 JernignC JCAP .92 6.6 7 20.93 8.83 123 13.94 -27.2 Jianpu JT ... ... ... 3.81 .55 158 .62 -58.4 JinkoSolar JKS ... ... 12 28.84 11.42 601 19.51 -13.3 JBeanTch JBT .40 .4 37 123.34 56.17 262 95.95 -14.8 JH HedgEq HEQ 1.50 13.3 ...q 15.40 8.02 33 11.31 -24.1 JH TxAdY HTY 1.28 23.8 ...q 7.30 3.75 13 5.37 -24.0 JohnJn JNJ 4.04 2.8 24 157.00 109.16 4485 146.54 +.5 JohnContl JCI 1.04 2.7 26 44.82 22.78 6896 37.99 -6.7 JonesLL JLL .86f .9 15 178.55 78.29 494 97.86 -43.8 JnprNtwk JNPR .80 3.2 14 27.32 15.20 5781 24.99 +1.5 Jupai JP .40f 21.1 1 2.65 .88 30 1.89 +33.4 JustEngy g JE .41 ... 1 3.64 .34 6142 .38 -77.6tJustEn pfA JEpA ... ... ... 23.68 1.37 46 1.40 -85.9K -sK12 LRN ... ... 35 50.49 15.06 2334 48.60 +138.8 KAR Auct KAR .92e 6.1 5 28.61 9.41 2309 15.17 -30.4 KB FnclGp KB ... ... ... 42.90 20.93 107 30.25 -26.9 KB Home KBH .36 1.0 13 40.51 9.82 1236 34.32 +.1 KBR Inc KBR .40 1.8 16 31.92 12.00 801 22.65 -25.7sKKR KKR 1.31e 3.6 16 35.88 15.55 2496 35.91 +23.1 KKR pfA KKR.PRA ... ... ... 27.53 17.20 19 26.45 -.5 KKR pf B KKRpB 1.63 6.0 ... 29.34 17.04 15 26.95 +.2 NYSE Ticker 52-week Vol YTD Name Symbol Div Yield PE High Low 1000s Last %Chg Ticker 52-week Vol YTD Name Symbol Div Yield PE High Low 1000s Last %Chg Ticker 52-week Vol YTD Name Symbol Div Yield PE High Low 1000s Last %Chg Continued from previous page Continued on next page MONEY & MARKET$Page 3 www.sunnewspapers.net The Sun/Thursday, July 30, 2020 

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KKR Inco KIO 1.50a 11.5 ...q 16.38 8.36 74 13.00 -17.6 KKR RE KREF 1.72e ... ... 21.70 6.84 125 16.66 -18.4 KT Corp KT ... ... ... 11.99 6.66 408 9.92 -14.5 Kadant KAI .96 .9 29 120.74 52.71 126 110.00 +4.4 Kadmon KDMN ... ... ... 5.50 2.04 1840 3.57 -21.2 Kaleyra KLR ... ... ... 11.15 3.80 176 4.55 -46.5 Kaleyra wt KLR/WS ... ... ... Kaman KAMN .80 2.0 26 68.24 29.38 120 40.19 -39.0 KCSo pf KSUp 1.00 3.4 ... 33.00 24.88 0 29.75 -6.8 KC Southn KSU 1.60 1.0 26 178.59 92.86 584 158.76 +3.7 KA MLP KYN 1.80 36.5 ...q 15.44 1.00 635 4.93 -64.6 KAMLP pfF KYNpF .88 3.5 ... 25.23 22.41 24.98 -.5 KAMidsEn KMF .90 19.5 ...q 11.40 1.22 203 4.61 -56.2sKellogg K 2.28 3.2 17 71.32 52.66 2637 70.94 +2.6 KelsoTch g KIQ .03f 4.2 ... 1.15 .45 78 .71 -1.2 Kemper KMPR 1.20 1.5 12 89.31 53.81 140 78.67 +1.5 Kennamtl KMT .80 2.8 8 38.73 14.45 361 28.40 -23.0 KennWils KW .88 5.7 ...cc 23.50 10.98 244 15.42 -30.9 KenonHld KEN 1.21e ... ... 23.05 10.56 1 20.00 -5.0 KeurDrPep KDP .60 1.9 7 32.00 18.98 2807 31.26 +8.5 Keycorp KEY .74 5.9 7 20.53 7.45 11284 12.56 -37.9 Keycorp pfI KEYpI ... ... ... 31.29 16.60 45 27.54 -3.3 Keysight KEYS ... ... ...cc 110.00 77.93 960 96.21 -6.3 KilroyR KRC 1.94 3.3 13 88.99 45.96 1075 58.74 -30.0 KimbRoy KRP 1.36e 14.9 ... 17.72 3.51 73 9.14 -46.2sKimbClk KMB 4.28 2.8 38 150.79 110.66 1861 152.04 +10.5 Kimco KIM 1.12 9.9 12 21.86 7.45 9111 11.33 -45.3 Kimco pfL KIMpL ... ... ... 27.06 16.17 38 24.46 -5.0 KindMorg KMI 1.05 7.2 14 22.58 9.42 9018 14.53 -31.4 Kingsway KFS ... ... ...dd 2.95 1.26 161 2.70 +44.9 Kinross g KGC ... ... 68 8.99 2.72 23164 8.82 +86.1 KirbyCp KEX ... ... 19 92.30 32.76 947 45.92 -48.7 KirklLak KL .24e ... ... 51.37 18.03 2682 50.49 +14.6 KiteRlty KRG .21m 2.1 3 19.77 6.87 483 10.12 -48.2 KnSwftT KNX .32 .7 27 47.32 27.54 1723 43.64 +21.8 Knoll Inc KNL .16m 1.3 7 28.30 7.74 254 11.89 -52.9 KnotOffsh KNOP 2.08 15.3 ... 20.97 8.67 165 13.57 -31.5 Knowles KN ... ... 12 22.79 11.10 756 14.63 -30.8 Kohls KSS 2.82f 14.0 4 59.28 10.89 7339 20.09 -60.6 KontoorB KTB 2.24 11.2 ... 43.24 12.91 782 20.05 -52.3 Koppers KOP 1.00 3.8 7 44.75 8.25 310 26.10 -31.7 KoreaElc KEP ... ... ... 12.30 6.28 94 8.11 -31.4 KoreaFd KF .61e ... ...q 30.88 17.20 2 28.54 -4.3 KornFer KFY .40 1.4 16 43.99 21.45 347 28.91 -31.8 KosmosEn KOS .18 10.8 ...dd 7.55 .50 4790 1.67 -70.7 KratonCp KRA ... ... 6 35.00 4.45 302 18.36 -27.5 Kroger KR .72f 2.1 17 36.84 20.91 5556 35.11 +21.1 KronosWw KRO .72 6.3 6 15.09 6.80 201 11.50 -14.2L -sL Brands LB 1.20 4.6 10 26.63 8.00 38990 25.88 +42.8 L3Harris LHX 3.40f 2.0 31 230.99 142.01 1383 173.00 -12.6 LAIX LAIX ... ... 26 9.83 2.01 5 2.88 -40.7sLCI Inds LCII 2.60 2.1 20 124.32 55.29 105 123.16 +15.0 LG Display LPL ... ... ... 7.14 3.64 217 5.36 -22.8 LGL Grp LGL ... ... 28 16.55 7.36 23 8.65 -42.3 LMP CapIn SCD 1.24f 12.1 ...q 16.12 5.60 36 10.26 -34.0 LSB Inds LXU ... ... ...dd 6.76 1.00 448 1.11 -73.6 LTC Prp LTC 2.28f 5.9 12 53.04 24.49 229 38.97 -13.0 LaZBoy LZB .56f 2.0 20 37.48 15.61 182 28.31 -10.1 LabCp LH ... ... 23 206.74 98.02 1036 194.61 +15.0 LadderCap LADR .80m 10.4 8 18.97 2.65 689 7.69 -57.4 LadTh pfA LTSpA 2.00 9.1 ... 25.55 19.46 22.07 -12.0 LadThal27 LTSL 1.63 8.0 ... 25.57 17.11 20.25 +2.9 LambWst LW .92f 1.5 19 96.32 39.06 2963 59.81 -30.5 Lannett LCI ... ... 3 15.52 4.89 875 6.14 -30.4 LaredoPet LPI ... ... 1 3.43 .33 .89 -68.9 LVSands LVS ... ... 11 74.29 33.30 4647 44.32 -35.8 LazGlobTR LGI .95 6.4 ...q 16.90 8.54 47 14.79 -10.6 Lazard LAZ 1.88 6.6 8 44.95 20.94 511 28.65 -28.3 LeafGrp LEAF ... ... ...dd 6.70 1.03 288 4.00 LearCorp LEA ... ... 8 143.50 63.20 432 118.20 -13.8 Lee Ent LEE ... ... ... 3.09 .71 104 .88 -37.9 LegacyAc LGC ... ... ... 11.36 9.50 1 10.58 +3.0 LegacyA un LGC/U ... ... ... 12.00 9.90 11.06 +3.5 LeggMason LM 1.60 3.2 ...dd 50.70 33.99 3186 49.99 +39.2 LegMas56 LMHA ... ... ... 27.99 16.63 11 25.90 -2.5 LegM 5,4 56 LMHB ... ... ... 26.26 14.50 46 25.64 -.6 LeggPlat LEG 1.60 4.1 18 55.42 22.03 1577 39.40 -22.5 LeGS3.5s34 JBK 1.59 5.6 ... 31.38 20.50 1 28.32 -4.0 LeidosHld LDOS 1.36 1.5 14 125.84 68.00 966 91.97 -6.0 LejuHldgs LEJU .20e ... ...dd 4.81 1.03 121 3.39 +68.7 LendngC LC ... ... 22 15.60 4.32 1967 5.58 -55.8 LennarA LEN .50 .7 12 74.32 25.42 2399 72.68 +30.3 LennarB LEN/B .50 .9 10 56.28 18.87 80 54.31 +21.5sLennox LII 3.08 1.1 35 273.90 163.40 186 274.58 +12.5 Leo Hld un LHC ... ... ... 15.75 10.20 12.52 +19.0 LeviStr LEVI .23 ... ...cc 20.71 9.09 1832 12.32 -36.1 LexRltyTr LXP .42 3.6 21 11.82 7.86 1509 11.61 +9.3 LexRT pfC LXPpC 3.25 6.0 ... 59.65 36.09 2 54.46 -4.5 LbtyASE USA .72e 12.1 ...q 7.15 3.67 421 5.93 -12.4 LbtyASG ASG .49e 6.8 ...q 7.42 3.90 174 7.16 +10.2 LibOilSv LBRT .20 3.1 7 14.50 2.17 534 6.45 -42.0 LifeStorg LSI 4.28 4.4 33 119.61 67.31 286 96.75 -10.6 LightInBox LITB ... ... ...dd 1.48 .58 191 1.30 +23.8 LincNat LNC 1.60 4.2 5 66.93 16.11 2242 38.37 -35.0 Linde LIN 3.85 1.6 48 248.88 146.71 1968 244.71 +14.9 Lindsay LNN 1.28 1.3 ...cc 111.76 71.86 39 100.21 +4.4sLineCp LN ... ... ... 52.93 31.44 13 53.50 +9.2 LineageCl n LCTX ... ... ...dd 1.67 .53 629 .84 -6.0 Linx LINX ... ... ... 9.47 2.83 49 5.24 -40.2 LionsGat A LGF/A .36 4.7 ... 13.42 4.18 695 7.61 -28.6 LionsGat B LGF/B .36 5.1 ... 12.56 3.87 544 7.05 -29.0sLithiaMot LAD 1.24f .5 30 232.48 55.74 671 241.62 +64.4 LiveNatn LYV ... ... ...cc 76.60 21.70 1447 46.94 -34.3 LiveRamp RAMP ... ... 90 53.59 23.44 300 45.95 -4.4 Livent LTHM ... ... 15 12.29 3.95 1342 6.65 -22.2 LloydBkg LYG .47a 32.8 ... 3.58 1.27 5335 1.44 -56.5 LoanCore LCRT ... ... ... LoanDpt LDI ... ... ... LockhdM LMT 9.60 2.5 47 442.53 266.11 1210 387.30 -.5 Loews L .25 .7 11 56.88 27.33 683 37.37 -28.8 LomaNeg LOMA ... ... 3 12.90 3.01 353 5.56 -28.9 LgviewAc n LGVW ... ... ... 10.15 9.95 580 10.05 -.7 LaPac LPX .58f 1.8 13 34.35 12.97 740 32.25 +8.7sLowes LOW 2.20 1.5 33 149.78 60.00 2733 148.71 +24.2 Lubys LUB ... ... ...dd 2.65 .46 14 1.15 -47.7 LumberLiq LL ... ... ...dd 23.45 3.77 904 22.73 +132.7 Lydall LDL ... ... 6 26.99 4.79 338 17.60 -14.2 LyonBas A LYB 4.20 6.2 6 98.91 33.71 1743 67.98 -28.0M -M&T Bk MTB 4.40 4.1 8 174.00 85.09 988 106.82 -37.1 MAG Slv g MAG ... ... ... 18.00 3.84 651 16.84 +42.2 MBIA MBI ... ... ...dd 10.90 4.93 465 8.04 -13.5 MDC MDC 1.32 2.9 16 48.99 15.75 968 45.39 +18.9 MDU Res MDU .83 3.7 19 32.21 15.00 1098 22.18 -25.3 MFA Fncl MFA .80 29.6 3 7.22 .29 6020 2.70 -60.5 MFA Fn42 MFO 2.00 8.6 ... 26.56 3.71 37 23.18 -11.6 MFA pfB MFApB 1.88 8.8 ... 26.10 2.23 32 21.39 -17.1 MCR MCR .72a 8.5 ...q 8.60 5.49 68 8.43 +.1 MGF MGF .41 8.7 ...q 4.79 4.22 109 4.73 +3.1 MFS HInM CXE .30 6.1 ...q 5.81 3.30 31 4.95 -8.0 MFS HYMu CMU .28 6.4 ...q 4.98 3.31 36 4.34 -8.2 MFS IHI CIF .25 11.0 ...q 3.09 1.41 54 2.25 -19.2 MIN MIN .42 10.9 ...q 3.89 3.23 356 3.86 +1.6 MFS InvG CXH .50 5.2 ...q 10.41 7.00 21 9.74 -.3 MMT MMT .52 8.9 ...q 6.39 3.72 384 5.80 -5.2 MFM MFM .38 5.8 ...q 7.50 4.85 33 6.58 -6.9 MFV MFV .58 10.7 ...q 7.17 3.14 13 5.39 -16.4 MGIC Inv MTG .24 3.0 5 15.24 4.34 3253 8.12 -42.7 MGMGrPr MGP 1.95f 7.3 ... 34.20 11.43 1762 26.66 -13.9 MGM Rsts MGM .60f 3.7 5 34.63 5.90 21931 16.25 -51.2 MI Homes MHO ... ... 19 48.02 9.62 473 41.93 +6.6 MPLX LP MPLX 2.75f 14.8 10 30.53 6.87 3608 18.57 -27.1 MRC Glbl MRC ... ... 7 16.23 3.31 905 6.31 -53.7 MSA Safety MSA 1.72f 1.4 69 142.34 83.57 148 120.21 -4.9 MSC Ind MSM 3.00 4.4 11 79.87 44.93 466 68.41 -12.8 MSCI Inc MSCI 2.72 .7 60 398.49 206.82 526 383.02 +48.4 MSG Netw MSGN ... ... 4 19.35 8.52 534 9.79 -43.7 MV OilTr MVO .84e 24.6 3 8.12 1.76 8 3.42 -45.5 MVC Cap MVC .68 10.2 18q 10.45 3.00 21 6.68 -25.8 MVC 22 MVCD 1.56 6.5 ... 26.01 12.01 13 24.03 -4.6 MacQUtlDv MFD 1.20 14.7 ...q 11.52 5.15 18 8.19 -23.6 MacQGInf MGU 1.68f 9.1 ...q 27.00 10.66 96 18.47 -25.6 Macerich MAC 2.00m 23.5 5 34.13 4.81 3072 8.50 -68.4 MackCali CLI .80 5.5 7 24.09 12.90 680 14.61 -36.3 Macquarie MIC 4.00e 13.2 6 45.93 12.50 777 30.32 -29.2 Macys M ... ... 2 23.00 4.38 22485 6.49 -61.8 MadCvCall MCN .72 12.4 ...q 6.77 3.50 49 5.79 -12.7 MadSqEnt n MSGE ... ... ... 87.20 58.67 62 73.15 +12.0 MadSqGdS MSGS ... ... ...dd 225.62 130.12 146 149.14 -28.9 MagellMid MMP 4.07e 9.6 12 67.75 22.02 1344 42.44 -32.5 Magna g MGA 1.60 3.3 8 57.09 22.75 712 48.04 -12.4 MagnaChip MX ... ... 7 16.06 6.30 358 10.93 -5.9 Maiden prA MHpA 2.06 20.6 ... 11.18 3.25 9 10.00 +45.8 Maiden pfC MHpC 1.78 18.3 ... 11.12 3.15 9 9.75 +47.1 MaidnH pfD MHpD 1.68 17.4 ... 10.15 3.67 8 9.65 +39.6 MaidenHld MHLA .60 3.1 ... 22.00 10.89 31 19.42 -1.2 MaidHld 43 MHNC 1.94 8.9 ... 24.09 14.23 21 21.78 -3.1 MainStCap MAIN 2.34a 7.7 15 45.10 14.11 218 30.30 -29.7 MainSDTMu MMD 1.18 5.6 ...q 22.89 15.20 41 21.07 +.2 Mallinckdt MNK ... ... ... 7.18 1.00 40754 2.38 -31.8 ManchUtd MANU .18 1.2 1 20.48 12.06 277 14.75 -26.0 Manitowc MTW ... ... ... 18.55 7.24 165 11.42 -34.7 ManngNap MN .08 2.3 14 3.94 .99 125 3.41 +96.0 ManpwrGp MAN 2.18 3.0 9 100.99 49.57 262 71.96 -25.9 Manulife g MFC 1.12 ... ... 21.23 8.62 2061 13.92 -31.4 MarathnO MRO .20 3.5 ...dd 14.39 3.02 16024 5.74 -57.7 MarathPt MPC 2.32f 5.8 6 69.65 15.26 5094 39.91 -33.8 MarcusMill MMI ... ... 16 38.24 21.90 69 27.61 -25.9 Marcus MCS .68f 4.7 11 37.64 6.95 302 14.45 -54.5 MarineP MPX .32 2.1 18 18.51 6.77 206 15.17 +5.3 MarineMx HZO ... ... 17 30.45 7.25 573 29.55 +77.1 Markel MKL ... ... 57 1345.45 710.52 85 1011.70 -11.5 MarriotVac VAC 2.16 2.4 15 131.27 30.10 407 90.21 -29.9 MarshM MMC 1.86f 1.6 32 119.88 74.34 1354 115.58 +3.7 MartMM MLM 2.20 1.0 31 281.82 135.08 785 214.13 -23.4sMasco MAS .54 1.0 29 56.03 27.04 2158 56.34 +17.4sMasonite g DOOR ... ... 22 88.01 34.88 95 89.44 +23.9 Mastec MTZ ... ... 10 73.71 22.51 811 39.89 -37.8 MastechD MHH ... ... 56 29.98 5.29 87 23.91 +116.0 MasterCrd MA 1.60 .5 72 347.25 199.99 3533 309.30 +3.6 MatadorRs MTDR ... ... 6 19.83 1.11 6199 9.31 -48.2 Materion MTRN .46f .8 23 68.75 26.15 126 58.30 -1.9 MatinasB MTNB ... ... ... 2.49 .49 2169 .79 -65.2 Matson MATX .92f 2.5 18 42.16 23.75 162 36.54 -10.4 MauiLand MLP ... ... 51 13.58 8.50 10 10.24 -9.0 MaverMt MMX .04 .9 ... 5.72 2.51 387 4.70 -7.6 Maximus MMS 1.12f 1.5 22 82.02 46.42 224 73.76 -.8 MaxLinear MXL ... ... 29 28.10 7.79 1339 25.75 +21.3 MayEngin MEC ... ... ... 14.82 3.89 65 7.75 -17.4 McCorm vot MKC/V 2.48f 1.3 ... 198.00 113.12 1 195.58 +14.3 McCorm MKC 2.48 1.3 37 196.77 112.23 374 194.34 +14.5 McDnlds MCD 5.00 2.5 30 221.93 124.23 3342 196.21 -.7 McKesson MCK 1.64 1.1 13 171.22 112.60 1452 155.70 +12.6 McEwenM MUX .01 .7 ...dd 2.14 .53 5685 1.39 +9.4 Mechel pf MTLp ... ... ... 2.00 .25 50 .53 -21.9 Mechel MTL ... ... ... 3.43 1.28 45 1.76 -14.6 MedProp MPW 1.08f 5.3 23 24.29 12.35 4151 20.30 -3.8 Medifast MED 4.52f 2.7 73 170.42 49.03 208 167.70 +53.0 MedleyC rs MCC ... ... ... 56.40 7.00 13.88 MedleyCap MCC/O .20m 28.8 ...dd 2.82 .35 .69 -68.2 MedleyC 23 MCV 1.53 7.8 ... 24.70 12.36 10 19.69 -18.3 MedleyC 21 MCX 1.63 6.8 ... 25.44 10.55 7 23.80 -5.3 Medley MDLX .22p ... ... 21.00 1.89 13 4.40 -73.8 Medley24 MDLQ ... ... ... 22.46 1.85 5 4.60 -73.8 MedleyMgt MDLY .80 109.9 10 3.65 .28 535 .73 -75.4 Mednax MD ... ... 5 28.66 7.37 645 20.24 -27.2 Medtrnic MDT 2.16 2.2 60 122.15 72.13 7017 98.72 -13.0 MegalFn un MFACU ... ... ... 14.38 9.15 1 11.20 +6.6 Merck MRK 2.44 3.1 30 92.64 65.25 6091 79.35 -12.8 MercGn MCY 2.52 6.0 24 61.47 33.45 216 42.34 -13.1 Meredith MDP ... ... 30 56.78 10.01 429 14.62 -55.0sMeritage MTH ... ... 28 100.84 25.24 584 102.99 +68.5 Meritor MTOR ... ... 7 27.18 10.91 1199 23.91 -8.7 ML CZN46 PIY 2.09 30.4 ... 12.16 4.98 6.88 -22.7 MLRRD29 PYS 1.58 11.2 ... 22.54 11.08 2 14.15 -31.3 MLGS t PYT .76 3.5 ... 23.65 16.62 21.56 -6.8 MLIdxPl33 IPB 1.51 5.3 ... 31.64 21.89 28.55 +1.3 MesaRoyl MTR 1.00e 23.7 4 11.96 3.88 8 4.20 -39.6 Mesab MSB 2.18e ... ... 27.70 9.76 75 17.16 -27.1 Methode MEI .44 1.5 12 41.70 21.76 200 29.54 -24.9 MetLife MET 1.84 4.8 8 53.28 22.85 6805 38.68 -24.1 MetLfe pfA METpA 1.02 4.1 ... 25.31 16.00 36 24.71 -.1 MetLif pfF METpF 1.19 4.6 ... 25.89 12.00 294 25.70 +.5 MetroBkH MCB ... ... 10 51.09 15.52 47 29.72 -38.4 MettlerT MTD ... ... 62 911.90 579.40 108 898.08 +13.2 MexcoEn MXC ... ... ...dd 14.63 1.53 235 5.09 +29.2 MexEqt MXE 1.62e .1 ...q 12.53 5.89 2 8.05 -30.6 MexicoFd MXF .80e 7.8 ...q 15.17 6.88 29 10.27 -25.3 MicrFoc MFGP 1.44e 36.3 ... 21.64 3.42 1789 3.98 -68.7 MicrSol MICR ... ... ...dd 3.49 1.10 1.30 -45.6 MidAApt MAA 4.00 3.5 21 148.48 82.00 549 113.92 -13.6 MdAApt pfI MAApI 2.13 3.4 ... 70.51 48.51 62.60 -5.1 MilestnSci MLSS ... ... ... 3.05 .41 251 1.92 +38.1 MHowHiInc HIE 1.39 22.6 ...q 12.35 3.11 92 6.15 -45.3 MillerInds MLR .72 2.4 16 38.18 25.25 31 29.43 -20.7 MinTech MTX .20 .4 12 59.18 27.28 232 49.63 -13.9 Mistras MG ... ... 6 16.95 2.77 210 3.80 -73.4 MitsuUFJ MUFG ... ... ... 5.54 3.32 850 3.96 -27.1 MiX Tele MIXT .22e ... ... 15.78 6.64 85 9.34 -28.0 MizuhoFn MFG ... ... ... 3.20 1.96 281 2.65 -14.2 MobileTele MBT 1.57e 17.2 1 11.00 6.20 3223 9.12 -10.1 Model N MODN ... ... ...dd 39.65 15.00 177 37.69 +7.5 Modine MOD ... ... 4 14.57 2.84 419 5.50 -28.6 Moelis&Co MC 1.02m 3.4 22 41.27 22.11 676 30.28 -5.1 Mohawk MHK ... ... 6 153.05 56.62 903 86.01 -36.9 MolinaHlth MOH ... ... ...dd 196.52 102.85 334 187.65 +38.3 MolsCoor A TAP/A 2.28 4.1 5 80.00 42.00 55.51 -15.0 MolsCoorB TAP 2.28 6.2 6 61.94 33.18 2567 36.73 -31.9 MonRE MNR .68 4.7 29 15.53 8.42 609 14.57 +.6 MonRE pfC MNRpC 1.53 6.1 ... 25.62 13.74 22 25.20 +1.1 Montage MR ... ... 4 8.30 1.99 606 4.40 -44.6 Moodys MCO 2.24f .8 43 296.66 164.19 695 291.36 +22.7 Moog A MOG/A 1.00 1.8 14 95.93 32.49 121 54.26 -36.4 Moog B MOG/B 1.00 1.9 14 95.10 33.58 53.61 -38.0 MorgStan MS 1.40 2.8 11 57.57 27.20 8071 50.59 -1.0 MorgSt pfE MSpE 1.78 6.2 ... 30.02 17.39 29 28.60 MorgSt pfF MSpF 1.72 6.0 ... 29.25 18.77 77 28.60 +1.1 MorgSt pfI MSpI 1.59 5.6 ... 29.12 17.41 77 28.55 +1.3 MorgSt pfK MSpK ... ... ... 29.18 17.41 77 28.49 +.5 MS China CAF 1.74e ... ...q 22.48 15.77 36 20.86 -4.0 MS EMD MSD .57e 6.6 ...q 10.01 6.11 104 8.64 -10.7 MSEMDDbt EDD .80m 13.6 ...q 7.14 3.75 165 5.89 -15.7 MS India IIF .04e ... ...q 21.17 10.35 58 16.90 -15.0 MSJCP97 HJV 1.75 364.6 ... 6.35 .45 .48 -91.9 MorgSt pfA MSpA 1.01e 4.4 ... 23.95 15.01 52 23.09 +2.5 Mosaic MOS .20 1.4 22 25.71 6.50 2672 13.98 -35.4 MotrlaSolu MSI 2.56 1.8 26 187.49 120.77 838 140.04 -13.1 Movado MOV .80 7.9 25 28.78 8.12 157 10.18 -53.2 Mueller MLI .40 1.4 21 34.11 16.78 205 28.77 -9.4 MuellerWat MWA .21 2.1 28 12.65 6.64 430 10.23 -14.6 MurphO MUR .50m 3.6 91 28.12 4.50 1694 13.96 -47.9 MurphUSA MUSA ... ... 24 141.22 78.75 210 132.75 +13.5 MyersInd MYE .54 3.6 30 18.47 6.91 115 14.85 -11.0 Myomo rs MYO ... ... ... 40.00 2.82 92 3.79 Myovant MYOV ... ... ...dd 22.07 4.14 1580 15.29 -1.5N -NCR Corp NCR ... ... 17 35.87 10.55 2657 19.05 -45.8 NGL EnPt NGL .80 16.4 ...dd 15.69 1.15 581 4.89 -56.9 NGL En pfB NGLpB 2.25 15.5 ... 26.45 3.63 24 14.51 -44.6 NL Inds NL .16 4.4 3 5.45 2.28 12 3.65 -6.6 NRC Gp wt NRCG/WS ... ... ... NRG Egy NRG 1.20 3.6 54 41.78 19.54 1790 33.64 -15.4 NTN Buzz NTN ... ... ...dd 6.75 .94 163 2.08 -5.5 NVR NVR ... ... 20 4058.00 2043.01 20 3934.00 +3.3 nVent El NVT .70 3.6 ... 28.75 10.54 1132 19.23 -24.8 Nabors rs NBR ... ... ... 167.50 9.79 975 43.30 NACCO NC .77f 3.4 3 66.40 21.01 10 22.75 -51.4 NamTai NTP .28 3.5 ...dd 10.75 3.66 78 8.01 -7.0 NanoViric NNVC ... ... ...dd 19.20 .16 1454 6.56 +161.4 NatWestGp NWG ... ... ... 7.05 2.45 749 2.95 -54.2 NatBkHldg NBHC .80 2.8 13 37.97 20.25 119 28.36 -19.5 NatFuGas NFG 1.74 4.2 13 50.46 31.58 512 41.44 -11.0 NatGrid NGG 3.09e 5.2 ... 69.06 44.29 286 59.69 -4.8 NtHlthInv NHI 4.41 6.9 16 91.12 31.37 214 63.75 -21.8 NHltcre NHC 2.08 3.3 24 89.55 55.88 32 63.02 -27.1 NOilVarco NOV .20 1.7 ...dd 25.81 8.00 7261 11.69 -53.3 NatPresto NPK 1.00a 1.1 ... 97.90 66.60 16 87.56 -.9 NatRetPrp NNN 2.08f 5.7 17 59.26 24.04 962 36.63 -31.7 NtRetP pfF NNNpF 1.30 5.2 ... 27.03 14.76 18 24.87 -2.2 NatlStor NSA 1.32 4.3 98 38.22 19.34 314 30.47 -9.4 NtStorAf pfA NSApA ... ... ... 27.78 16.20 6 26.88 +1.0 NaturaCo n NTCO ... ... ... 23.90 7.93 551 18.07 NatGsSvcs NGS ... ... 19 16.63 2.62 33 6.40 -47.8 NatrlGroc NGVC .28 1.7 18 17.39 5.41 118 16.44 +66.6 NatRsPt NRP 1.80 17.4 3 31.55 8.50 10 10.37 -48.4 Nautilus NLS ... ... 15 11.59 1.20 768 10.66 +509.1 NavdeaBi NAVB ... ... ... 5.36 .49 367 4.80 +281.0 NavigatrH NVGS ... ... ... 13.99 3.80 84 7.91 -41.3 NaviosAc NNA 1.20 28.6 ... 11.52 2.09 308 4.19 -50.7 Navios pfG NMpG 2.19 96.1 ... 12.60 2.25 0 2.28 -72.2tNavMH pfH NMpH 2.16 94.3 ... 12.05 2.23 2 2.29 -71.4 NaviosM NMM .20m 2.9 ... 21.30 4.08 861 6.87 -63.1 Navistar NAV ... ... 9 38.00 15.01 665 31.72 +9.6 Navistr pfD NAVpD ... ... ... 25.00 15.00 20.00 -9.5 NeenahP NP 1.88 3.9 17 77.55 33.44 114 47.88 -32.0 Nelnet NNI .80 1.4 12 69.97 36.70 103 58.12 -.2 NeoPhoton NPTN ... ... ...dd 10.34 4.03 465 8.85 +.3 NescoHld NSCO ... ... ... 9.17 1.38 35 3.60 -12.4 Netw1Tch NTIP .10 4.7 7 2.78 1.80 472 2.14 -1.8 NBCAInt NBW .74 5.5 ...q 14.81 10.28 10 13.42 -3.8 NeuB HYld NHS .96 8.7 ...q 12.80 6.59 40 11.03 -10.7 NBIntMu NBH .90 5.8 ...q 16.85 11.15 32 15.57 +1.0 NB MLP NML 1.26 15.9 ...q 7.93 -2.7 NBNYInt NBO .58 4.8 ...q 13.20 9.00 11 11.95 -4.1 NBRESec NRO .36 9.2 ...q 6.08 1.94 333 3.91 -29.9 NevroCorp NVRO ... ... ...dd 148.05 60.51 253 132.34 +12.6 NewAmHi HYB .78a 9.7 ...q 9.34 5.37 36 8.05 -11.8 NewConcEn GBR ... ... 26 2.63 .55 37 1.31 +6.7 NE Realty NEN 1.28f 2.3 2 64.80 41.08 1 54.50 -12.1 NwGold g NGD ... ... ...dd 1.71 .39 6522 1.66 +88.6 NewHome NWHM ... ... 47 6.00 .94 167 4.74 +1.7 NwIreland IRL 2.15e 1.9 ...q 10.08 4.34 0 8.48 -14.4 NJ Rscs NJR 1.25 3.9 13 50.62 21.14 577 32.03 -28.1 NwMtnFin NMFC 1.36 14.9 7q 14.45 4.62 244 9.11 -33.7 NewOriEd EDU .40e ... 72 153.02 97.50 1744 135.24 +11.5 NewRelic NEWR ... ... ...dd 96.25 33.49 1579 68.00 +3.5 NewResid NRZ .40 4.9 3 17.66 2.91 4109 8.15 -49.4 NewRes pfB NRZpB ... ... ... 26.50 6.25 62 20.41 -21.3 NewRes pfC NRZpC 1.59 8.4 ... 24.86 6.55 97 18.98 -23.1 NewSenInv SNR .26m 7.0 7 8.35 1.72 322 3.73 -51.2 NY CmtyB NYCB .68 6.1 14 13.79 8.19 6115 11.08 -7.8 NY Cmt pfA NYCBpA ... ... ... 30.41 12.21 33 26.55 -5.0 NYCmty un NYCBpU 3.00 6.7 ... 51.50 33.42 3 44.88 -11.5 NY Times NYT .24f .5 ...cc 46.33 26.13 596 45.82 +42.4 NewMarket NEU 7.60 1.8 23 505.16 304.65 29 417.04 -14.3 NewmntCp NEM 1.00 1.5 51 70.30 33.00 7330 67.89 +56.2 NewpkRes NR ... ... ...dd 8.08 .65 498 1.97 -68.6 NexGen g NXE ... ... ... 1.88 .50 1865 1.68 +31.3 NexPoint n NREF .22p ... ... 19.32 6.34 32 15.05 -19.9 NxTierOil NEX ... ... ... 7.21 1.00 1078 2.68 -60.0 NexPtCr NHF 2.40m 24.3 ...q 18.84 6.30 142 9.88 -44.2 NxPtRsT NXRT 1.60f 4.3 ...dd 52.87 21.06 109 37.31 -17.1sNxtEraLP NEP 2.22f 3.5 22 61.87 29.01 864 62.54 +18.8 NextEra 72 NEEpI 1.28 5.0 ... 26.05 19.70 131 25.37 -.7 NextEra 73 NEEpJ 1.25 4.9 ... 25.92 19.10 35 25.38 -.5 NextEra76 NEEpK ... ... ... 27.84 18.07 16 26.19 +.5 NextEraEn NEE 5.60 2.0 21 285.63 174.80 1345 281.44 +16.2 NxtEra pfO NEEpO ... ... ... 56.74 35.40 9 55.37 +8.0 NiSource NI .84 3.4 31 30.67 19.56 1764 24.76 -11.1 NiSource pf NIpB ... ... ... 28.67 20.31 33 27.31 -2.0 NiaM pfB NMKpB 3.60 3.5 ... 108.00 77.60 102.48 +6.2 NiaM pfC NMKpC 3.90 3.8 ... 109.30 94.00 103.40 -2.6 Nielsen plc NLSN .24m 1.6 ...dd 24.10 11.62 2634 14.60 -28.1 NikeB NKE .98 1.0 39 105.62 60.00 6872 96.97 -4.3 NoahHldgs NOAH ... ... 16 40.18 20.42 206 30.35 -14.2 NobleCorp NE .08 35.1 ...dd 2.32 .12 9441 .23 -81.3 NokiaCp NOK .19e 4.4 ... 5.69 2.34 15410 4.34 +17.0 NomadF NOMD ... ... ... 22.94 14.08 984 22.63 +1.2 Nomura NMR ... ... ... 5.41 3.18 345 4.99 -3.3 Norbord OSB .65e 2.0 ... 33.70 8.92 300 32.16 +20.3 NordicAm NAT .13e 2.9 ...dd 9.00 1.66 3149 4.56 -7.3 Nordstrm JWN ... ... 6 43.37 12.27 6227 14.44 -64.7 NorkSo NSC 3.76 2.0 20 219.88 112.62 2315 192.82 -.7 NEurO NRT .78e 23.3 5 7.60 2.19 22 3.35 -43.3 NoWestCp NWE 2.40f 4.3 15 80.52 45.06 585 56.41 -21.3 NDynMn g NAK ... ... ... 2.49 .35 19396 1.76 +311.2 NthnO&G NOG ... ... 10 2.43 .50 2272 .81 -65.3 NorthropG NOC 5.80f 1.8 33 385.01 263.31 1298 315.26 -8.3 NwNaturHl NWN 1.90 3.4 25 77.26 50.36 286 55.53 -24.7 NorwCruis NCLH ... ... 3 59.78 7.03 27709 14.34 -75.4 NovaBay NBY ... ... ...dd 1.94 .24 3509 1.13 +76.6 NovaGld g NG ... ... ...dd 12.85 4.65 2013 9.21 +2.8 Novartis NVS 3.04e 3.6 17 99.84 69.18 1407 84.41 -10.9 NovoNord NVO 1.78e 2.7 ... 68.96 47.62 627 66.92 +15.6 NOW Inc DNOW ... ... 9 12.91 4.05 563 8.64 -23.1 NuSkin NUS 1.50 3.4 21 48.61 12.31 331 44.65 +9.0 Nucor NUE 1.61 3.7 8 58.70 27.53 2120 43.26 -23.1 NustarEn NS 1.60 10.8 13 30.06 4.98 743 14.79 -42.8 NustEn pfA NSpA 2.13 11.1 ... 25.75 6.06 38 19.22 -20.1 Nustar pfB NSpB 1.91 10.9 ... 24.13 5.89 28 17.59 -18.8 Nustar pfC NSpC ... ... ... 26.14 7.00 14 20.19 -19.7 Nustar 43 NSS 1.91 9.3 ... 26.65 7.09 16 20.49 -20.5 Nutrien NTR 1.80 5.4 ... 55.25 23.85 2564 33.52 -30.0 NuvNYVl2 NYV ... ... ... 14.98 11.00 13.84 -3.2 NuvCr22 JCO ... ... ... 10.18 5.41 23 8.29 -17.3 NuvHiInO NMZ ... ... ... 14.98 9.25 169 13.54 -4.6 Nuv Pf22 JPT ... ... ... 26.14 13.12 18 22.92 -9.0 Nuv 11-21 JHB ... ... ... 10.13 7.03 70 9.11 -9.0 NuvCA V2 NCB ... ... ... 17.50 12.23 6 14.87 -5.9 Nuv RE In JRS ... ... ... 20.66 4.50 46 7.75 -27.0 NuvMO Pr NOM ... ... ... 14.92 10.05 2 13.80 -3.2 NuvAllCEn JMLP 1.37 123.4 ...q 6.18 .40 1.11 -78.9 NuvAZ NAZ .80 5.8 ...q 14.43 10.53 15 13.75 +2.1 NuvBldAm NBB 1.34 6.0 ...q 23.60 16.32 52 22.27 +2.0 NCaAMTFr NKX .86 5.6 ...q 16.14 11.25 39 15.38 +1.1 NCADvA NAC .91 6.2 ...q 15.66 10.85 158 14.71 -1.2 NCalMunV NCA .47 4.4 ...q 10.98 8.74 24 10.69 +.4 NuvCASel NXC .63a 3.9 ...q 18.33 12.00 1 15.98 -3.9 NuvCorEqA JCE 1.21a 9.5 ...q 15.43 8.05 36 12.74 -12.9 NvCredStr JQC .62 10.4 ...q 7.76 3.75 338 5.93 -22.7 NvDvrsDiv JDD 1.04 13.2 ...q 11.26 5.00 29 7.88 -27.6 NuvDivA NAD .85a 5.8 ...q 15.26 10.75 331 14.58 -.1 NvDow30DO DIAX 1.06 7.7 ...q 18.41 9.50 59 13.68 -22.5 NuEnMLP JMF 1.35 94.3 ...p 9.08 .65 1.43 -81.6 NEnhMuV NEV .96a 6.4 ...q 15.91 10.05 64 15.00 +.9 NuvFloat JFR .72 9.0 ...q 10.37 4.73 69 8.03 -21.6 NuvFltOp JRO .76a 9.5 ...q 10.19 5.33 94 7.97 -20.2 NvGADiv2 NKG .64a 5.1 ...q 13.11 9.01 30 12.50 -.9 NuvGblHIn JGH 1.58 11.6 ... 16.86 9.24 44 13.66 -16.6 NuvHi2020 JHY .68 7.2 ...q 10.29 6.60 35 9.45 -3.3 NNYAmtF NRK .70 5.3 ...q 14.04 10.00 84 13.25 -2.4 NuvAmtFr NEA .75a 5.2 ...q 15.06 10.51 393 14.45 +.5 NuvIntMu NID .68 5.2 ...q 14.55 10.46 125 13.17 -5.3 NvIntQMu NIQ .57 4.0 ...q 14.78 11.42 32 14.23 +2.5 NMDPI NMY .67a 5.1 ...q 14.20 10.50 36 13.14 -2.3 NvMAP NMT .71a 5.0 ...q 14.75 11.25 2 14.18 -.3 NMIQI NUM .74 5.3 ...q 14.60 10.03 15 13.93 -1.5 NuvMNMu NMS .80 5.6 ...q 14.90 11.01 4 14.41 -1.3 NuvMtgIn JLS 1.52 8.0 ...q 23.23 13.82 12 18.86 -14.1 NuvMultM JMM .48 6.9 ...q 7.56 5.20 69 6.93 -6.4 NvMuI NMI .50a 4.4 ...q 12.10 8.98 13 11.36 +.7 NuvMuVal NUV .39a 3.7 ...q 11.15 8.30 207 10.55 -1.4 Nv AMT-Fr NUW .78a 4.9 ...q 18.22 12.12 11 15.79 -2.6 NuvNJDiv NXJ .82a 5.9 ...q 15.18 10.83 81 13.74 -6.3 NNYDvA NAN .80a 5.7 ...q 14.72 10.32 43 14.00 -1.4 NNYMV NNY .39a 3.9 ...q 10.76 8.26 13 10.05 -4.1 NuvNYSel NXN .55 4.2 ...q 14.50 11.12 1 13.24 -6.5 NOHQI NUO .80 5.3 ...q 16.15 12.10 15 15.20 -1.5 NvPA NQP .81a 5.8 ...q 14.84 11.01 11 13.86 -2.0 NuvPf&Inc JPI 1.95a 8.8 ...q 26.46 12.29 33 22.12 -14.3 NvPfdInco JPC .80 9.2 ...q 10.77 4.62 227 8.71 -16.7 NuvQPf2 JPS .70 7.8 ...q 10.49 4.55 431 8.96 -10.7 NuvREAst JRI 1.49a 12.2 ...q 19.15 6.37 135 12.23 -33.4 NuvEqtP BXMX 1.00 8.7 ...q 13.95 7.77 215 11.40 -17.1 NEqPrmG SPXX 1.04 7.8 ...q 16.97 8.64 31 13.25 -19.6sNvSMM NIM .31a 3.0 ...q 10.85 8.97 43 10.42 -.7 NSTFI NXP .55a 3.4 ...q 16.99 12.70 25 15.97 -2.7 NSTFI2 NXQ .53a 3.5 ...q 15.84 11.56 19 15.12 -.9 NSTFI3 NXR .55a 3.4 ...q 17.13 12.99 21 16.41 +.7 NuvSnIn NSL .42 8.7 ...q 6.16 3.13 171 4.82 -19.1 NuShDCrd JSD 1.16a 10.1 ...q 15.52 7.92 308 11.56 -23.9 Nv TA Div JTD 1.23 9.3 ...q 18.35 7.30 48 13.18 -23.9 NvTxATR JTA 1.04 12.5 ...q 12.31 4.67 33 8.32 -31.1 NVAPI NPV .65a 4.4 ...q 15.74 10.08 26 14.93 +2.3 NuverEnv NES ... ... ...dd 6.45 .94 48 2.31 -20.1O -O-I Glass OI .20 1.8 13 17.77 4.31 1202 11.04 -7.5 OFG Bncp OFG .28 2.0 8 23.76 8.63 240 13.68 -42.1 OFG pfA OFGpA 1.78 7.1 ... 27.34 12.01 0 25.03 -4.4 OFG pfB OFGpB 1.75 7.2 ... 26.61 13.17 3 24.45 -7.4 OFG pfD OFGpD 1.78 7.3 ... 27.34 10.75 5 24.42 -7.8 OGE Engy OGE 1.55 4.7 17 46.43 23.01 906 33.03 -25.7 ONEGas OGS 2.16 2.8 23 96.97 63.67 279 77.64 -17.0 OcciPet OXY .04m .2 13 54.05 9.00 16354 17.03 -58.7 Oceaneerg OII .60 9.7 ...cc 16.24 2.01 1385 6.20 -58.4 OcwenFn OCN ... ... ...dd 2.05 .28 547 1.19 -13.1sOi SA C OIBR/C ... ... ... 2.04 .35 9312 1.73 +85.6 OilStates OIS ... ... ...dd 17.81 1.52 1546 5.03 -69.2 Oil-Dri ODC 1.04f 2.9 39 38.80 27.51 5 35.90 -1.0 OldRepub ORI .84f 5.1 13 24.10 11.88 2488 16.49 -26.3 Olin OLN .80 6.7 3 21.35 8.76 1463 11.96 -30.7 OmegaHlt OHI 2.68 8.1 12 45.22 13.33 1481 33.19 -21.6 Omnicom OMC 2.60 4.8 9 82.73 46.37 5705 54.02 -33.3 Omnova OMN ... ... ...dd 10.15 7.88 10.14 +.3 OnDeckCap ONDK ... ... 3 4.71 .54 34093 1.37 -66.9 OncoCyte OCX ... ... ...dd 3.51 1.20 544 1.37 -39.1 OneLibrty OLP 1.80 10.1 11 29.24 9.71 82 17.83 -34.4tOneSmart ONE ... ... ... 8.13 3.57 167 3.60 -46.0 OneMain OMF 1.32f 4.6 14 48.92 12.21 1018 28.98 -31.2 ONEOK OKE 3.74 12.6 22 78.48 12.16 10756 29.72 -60.7 Nanomtr ONTO ... ... 29 42.50 20.32 235 36.06 -1.3 Ooma OOMA ... ... 30 19.18 7.45 176 15.59 +17.8 OppenHldg OPY .48 2.3 10 31.82 14.21 77 20.60 -25.0 Oracle ORCL .96 1.7 57 58.79 39.71 7242 55.70 +5.1 Oragenics OGEN ... ... ...dd Orange ORAN .41e 3.3 ... 16.64 9.93 254 12.27 -15.9 OrchidIsl ORC .94e 18.4 27 6.94 1.53 757 5.08 -13.2 OrionECarb OEC .80 ... 24 20.78 5.93 304 10.84 -43.8 OrionGpHl ORN ... ... ...dd 5.99 1.53 509 3.00 -42.2 Orix IX ... ... ... 89.21 52.65 34 58.25 -30.2 OrmatTc ORA .44 .7 54 87.07 55.22 303 60.39 -19.0 OshkoshCp OSK 1.20 1.5 18 95.62 46.72 343 80.49 -15.0 OsiskoGl OR .20 ... ... 13.43 4.65 1017 11.73 +20.8 OspreyTc n SFTW ... ... ... 10.36 9.11 501 10.31 +5.7 OsprTc wt SFTW/WS ... ... ... sOtisWrlW n OTIS .80 1.2 ... 61.83 41.26 4885 64.30 +45.2 OutfrontM OUT 1.52f 10.1 13 31.20 7.07 1818 15.09 -43.7 OverSh OSG ... ... ... 2.81 1.51 332 2.47 +7.4 Ovintv g rs OVV .38 3.6 4 28.75 2.10 7413 10.34 OwensMin OMI .01 .1 11 16.75 2.54 2577 16.45 +218.2 OwensCorn OC .96 1.5 19 68.72 28.56 1888 62.66 -3.4 OwlRock ORCC 1.32 11.1 27 19.19 8.09 965 11.88 -33.6 OxfordInds OXM 1.48 3.3 11 80.55 30.37 80 45.41 -39.8P-QPBF Engy PBF 1.20 13.6 3 34.91 5.19 4044 8.85 -71.8 PBF Logist PBFX 2.06f 21.1 6 22.00 3.06 184 9.75 -51.9 PCM Fund PCM .96 10.2 ...q 12.01 5.51 27 9.38 -18.2 PG&E Cp PCG ... ... 14 19.18 3.55 24393 9.20 -15.4 PG&E Cp un PCG/U ... ... ... 102.27 95.90 54 98.52 +2.2 PGT Inc PGTI ... ... 24 18.48 6.88 357 17.55 +17.7 PJT Part PJT .20 .4 ...dd 58.00 23.63 144 54.70 +21.2 PLDT Inc PHI .92e 3.5 ... 28.93 15.91 59 26.51 +32.6 PNC pfP PNCpP 1.65 6.1 ... 28.10 18.66 81 26.99 -1.5 PNC pfQ PNCpQ 1.34 5.2 ... 26.50 17.50 19 25.82 +.8 PNC PNC 4.60 4.2 10 161.79 79.41 2604 108.95 -31.7 PNM Res PNM 1.23 2.9 21 56.14 27.08 449 41.84 -17.5 POSCO PKX ... ... ... 52.80 26.27 254 42.10 -16.8 PPG PPG 2.16f 2.0 20 134.36 69.77 1364 110.41 -17.3 PPL Cap 73 PPX 1.48 5.7 ... 26.43 15.30 18 25.90 +.3 PPL Corp PPL 1.66 6.3 11 36.83 18.12 5001 26.21 -27.0 PQ GrpH PQG ... ... 27 17.26 8.50 98 13.36 -22.2 PS BusPk PSB 4.20f 3.1 27 192.13 102.48 89 135.58 -17.8 PS BsPk pfZ PSBpZ 1.22 4.8 ... 25.96 13.82 16 25.24 +1.8 PS BusP pfY PSBpY ... ... ... 27.03 14.50 25 25.95 +1.1 PS BusP pfX PSBpX 1.31 5.1 ... 27.85 15.13 18 25.88 -.8 PS BsPk pfW PSBpW ... ... ... 26.75 14.93 6 26.00 +.9 PVH Corp PVH .15 .3 6 108.06 28.40 938 52.16 -50.4 PacCashCow COWZ ... ... ... 28.80 PacifCstOil ROYT .31e 87.2 1 2.23 .15 366 .36 -31.9sPacGE pfA PCGpA 1.50 5.0 ... 32.00 20.78 1 30.06 +15.7 PacGE pfB PCGpB 1.37 5.0 ... 28.49 18.30 27.75 +15.6 PacGE pfC PCGpC 1.25 4.7 ... 26.97 17.41 26.40 +22.5 PacGE pfD PCGpD 1.25 4.9 ... 26.46 17.64 0 25.50 +19.2 PacGE pfE PCGpE 1.25 4.9 ... 25.69 17.88 0 25.30 +18.6 PacGE pfG PCGpG 1.20 4.9 ... 25.07 16.60 1 24.50 +20.1 PacGE pfH PCGpH 1.12 4.7 ... 25.05 16.00 0 23.75 +23.4 PacGE pfI PCGpI 1.09 4.6 ... 25.29 15.06 23.75 +21.5 PackAmer PKG 3.16 3.1 13 114.78 71.05 941 101.97 -8.9 PagrDuty PD ... ... ... 45.68 12.33 1934 29.94 +28.0 Pagsegur PAGS ... ... 15 53.43 13.58 1565 39.52 +15.7 PalatinTch PTN ... ... ... 1.13 .36 1036 .59 -24.7 PaloAltNet PANW ... ... ...dd 255.84 125.47 511 248.55 +7.5 PampaEng PAM ... ... ... 35.50 8.72 299 11.42 -30.5tPanhO&G PHX .04m 1.7 3 15.29 2.33 126 2.35 -79.0 ParPacHl PARR ... ... 12 25.69 5.72 458 8.58 -63.1 ParTech PAR ... ... ...cc 35.10 9.64 257 32.16 +4.6 ParaGold PZG ... ... 5 1.48 .47 180 1.34 +73.4 ParamtGp PGRE .40 5.5 ... 15.00 6.42 1301 7.33 -47.3 ParkHot PK ... ... ... 27.03 3.99 4011 8.74 -66.2 ParkNatl PRK 4.08 5.8 11 105.52 64.53 40 70.78 -30.9 ParkerHan PH 3.52 1.9 23 215.94 93.00 1476 183.54 -10.8 ParsleyEn PE .20f 1.8 13 20.80 3.92 5110 11.23 -40.6 Parsons PSN ... ... ... 45.40 24.67 210 34.50 -16.4 PartRe pfF PREpF 1.47 5.8 ... 26.16 14.50 1 25.30 -1.6 PartRe pfG PREpG 1.63 6.3 ... 27.50 14.65 20 25.86 -2.0 PartRe pfH PREpH 1.81 6.9 ... 28.00 17.56 47 26.05 -3.3 PartRe pfI PREpI 1.47 5.8 ... 27.07 13.59 7 25.40 -1.4 PartyCity PRTY ... ... 1 7.37 .26 5111 1.63 -30.3 PaycomSft PAYC ... ... ...cc 342.00 163.42 320 294.42 +11.2 PeabodyE BTU .58 17.6 ... 22.99 2.51 1151 3.30 -63.8 PeabEn pfA BTUp 2.13 ... ... Pearson PSO .25e 3.5 ... 11.49 5.08 547 7.09 -15.9 Pebblebrk PEB .04 .4 6 29.57 5.39 1325 10.74 -59.9 Pebble pfC PEBpC 1.63 8.1 ... 26.19 5.06 37 20.16 -20.6 Pebbleb pfD PEBpD 2.09 10.4 ... 27.28 5.50 2 20.00 -22.6 Peblbrk pf E PEBpE ... ... ... 25.79 7.75 1 19.55 -23.1 Peblbrk pf F PEBpF ... ... ... 27.08 7.45 9 20.40 -20.6 Pedevco PED ... ... ... 2.00 .67 14 .91 -45.2 Pembina g PBA 1.63 ... 19 40.65 10.58 660 25.26 -31.8 PennaRE PEI .08m 6.5 2 6.67 .80 522 1.23 -76.9 PenRE pfB PEIpB 1.84 25.0 ... 22.90 1.48 7 7.37 -63.3 PenRE pfC PEIpC 1.80 28.1 ... 22.67 1.64 19 6.40 -65.6 PenRE pfD PEIpD 1.72 26.6 ... 22.49 3.00 8 6.47 -66.5 PennyMac PMT 1.88 9.9 20 23.79 3.50 1122 18.99 -14.8 Penny pfA PMTpA 2.03 8.3 ... 28.43 5.93 6 24.47 -7.8 PennyM pfB PMTpB ... ... ... 26.76 5.31 23 24.10 -8.1 Penske PAG 1.68f 3.5 11 53.81 19.99 464 47.76 -4.9 Pentair PNR .76 1.7 13 47.43 22.01 1266 43.68 -4.8sPenumbra PEN ... ... ...cc 213.99 121.80 359 221.00 +34.5 PerfFood PFGC ... ... 20 54.49 7.41 561 27.61 -46.4sPerkElm PKI .28 .2 46 115.81 62.91 3076 119.64 +23.2 PermRck PRT .99e 46.7 ... 8.49 1.00 44 2.12 -60.6 Prmian PBT .42e 12.1 10 5.39 2.39 52 3.48 -9.8 PermvRoy PVL 1.45e 133.0 3 2.79 .67 88 1.09 -41.1 Perrigo PRGO .90f 1.6 28 63.86 40.01 782 56.69 +9.7 Perspecta PRSP .28f 1.3 46 29.88 14.03 490 21.82 -17.5 PetChina PTR .70e 2.0 ... 55.38 27.74 130 35.22 -30.0 PetrbrsA PBR/A ... ... ... 15.67 4.16 4349 9.00 -39.7 Petrobras PBR ... ... ... 16.84 4.01 14562 9.27 -41.8 Pfenex PFNX ... ... ...dd 14.00 5.26 195 7.23 -34.2 Pzer PFE 1.52 3.9 16 43.00 27.88 35071 39.26 +.2 PhilaEn PESC ... ... ... PhilipMor PM 4.68 6.0 16 90.17 56.01 4636 78.39 -7.9sPhilipsNV PHG .80e 1.5 ... 53.03 30.50 781 54.13 +10.9 Phillips66 PSX 3.60 5.5 5 119.92 40.04 2449 65.58 -41.1 NYSE Ticker 52-week Vol YTD Name Symbol Div Yield PE High Low 1000s Last %Chg Ticker 52-week Vol YTD Name Symbol Div Yield PE High Low 1000s Last %Chg Ticker 52-week Vol YTD Name Symbol Div Yield PE High Low 1000s Last %Chg Continued from previous page Continued on next page MONEY & MARKET$Page 4 www.sunnewspapers.net The Sun/Thursday, July 30, 2020 

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Phill66LP PSXP 3.50f 11.8 8 65.23 19.00 980 29.78 -51.7 PhoenixCo PFX ... ... ... PhxNMda FENG 1.37e ... 37 2.24 1.15 169 1.48 -24.5 PhysRltTr DOC .92 5.1 62 20.78 11.01 1496 18.00 -3.8 PiedmOfc PDM .84 5.2 8 24.78 12.86 622 16.29 -26.8 PimEnTac NRGX ... ... ... 20.00 3.39 121 7.09 -57.0 PimcoCA PCQ .92 5.5 ...q 20.78 12.55 10 16.63 -16.3 PimcoCA2 PCK .65 7.0 ...q 10.37 6.52 19 9.23 -7.7 PimcCA3 PZC .72 6.7 ...q 11.64 7.13 30 10.73 -6.0 PimcoCp&I PCN 1.35 8.7 ...q 20.25 8.84 119 15.44 -19.2 PimCpOp PTY 1.56a 10.2 ...q 19.73 9.10 743 15.35 -19.2 PimDyCrd PCI 1.97 10.2 ...q 25.70 13.46 456 19.24 -23.7 PimDyInco PDI 2.65a 10.6 ...q 33.90 16.65 174 24.93 -23.2 PimcIncStr PFL 1.08 10.8 ...q 12.40 5.95 98 9.96 -15.9 PimIncStr2 PFN .96 10.9 ...q 10.91 5.00 206 8.81 -16.8 PimStPls PGP 2.20 26.1 ...q 12.70 4.51 13 8.43 -29.5 PimcoHiI PHK 1.24 23.9 ...q 8.11 3.55 351 5.19 -30.9 PimIncOpp PKO 2.28a 9.5 ...q 28.65 13.47 57 23.95 -13.8 PimcoMuni PMF .98 7.2 ...q 15.85 9.13 121 13.47 -10.8 PimcoMu2 PML .78 5.7 ...q 16.20 9.12 107 13.64 -14.1 PimcMu3 PMX .75 6.6 ...q 12.96 8.50 65 11.45 -9.0 PimcoNY PNF .68 5.7 ...q 14.65 8.23 8 11.83 -14.3 PimcoNY2 PNI .80 7.4 ...q 12.79 7.08 15 10.77 -10.8 PimcNY3 PYN .63 7.0 ...q 10.69 7.00 9 9.00 -6.5 PimcoStrIn RCS .96 14.9 ...q 10.10 4.77 58 6.43 -29.3 PinWst PNW 3.13 3.8 19 103.31 60.05 834 82.09 -8.7 Pinterest PINS ... ... ...dd 36.83 10.10 9539 24.95 +33.9 PionDvrsHi HNW 1.38 11.0 ...q 15.43 9.05 13 12.57 -15.5 PionFltRt PHD .72 7.4 ...q 11.19 5.80 57 9.72 -11.4 PionHiIn PHT 1.14 14.6 ...q 10.03 5.04 69 7.81 -18.1 PioMuAdv MAV .84 7.6 ...q 11.45 7.61 30 11.12 +2.9 PioMunHi MHI .84 7.1 ...q 12.78 8.42 111 11.82 -2.2 PioNtrl PXD 2.20f 2.2 ...cc 159.01 48.62 1130 98.54 -34.9 PiperSandl PIPR 1.50e 2.3 ...dd 87.45 31.95 104 64.50 -19.3 PitnyBw PBI .20 6.8 2 5.50 1.67 2640 2.95 -26.8 PitnyBw 43 PBIpB 1.67 10.7 ... 22.75 8.02 30 15.77 -13.6 PivotlAc wt PVT/WS ... ... ... PivtInII n PIC ... ... ... 10.37 9.50 60 10.20 +2.6 PivtInII wt PIC/WS ... ... ... PivotInII un PIC/U ... ... ... 11.13 9.38 10.60 +3.9 PlainsAAP PAA .72m 8.9 13 24.75 3.00 4192 8.11 -55.9 PlainsGP PAGP 1.44 ... 4 24.51 3.04 2504 8.37 -55.8 PlanetFit PLNT ... ... 57 88.77 23.77 2013 54.85 -26.6 PlanetGrn PLAG ... ... ... 5.35 1.53 144 2.00 -27.0 Plantron PLT ... ... 7 42.44 4.60 2173 21.89 -19.9 PlayAGS AGS ... ... ... 19.22 .70 229 3.47 -71.4 PlymInd PLYM .80 4.1 ...dd 21.50 16.74 19.39 +5.4 PlymInd pfA PLYMpA 1.88 7.5 ... 29.60 11.81 1 25.12 -5.2 PolarStarR PSRT ... ... ... Polaris PII 2.48f 2.3 25 108.98 37.36 1531 106.28 +4.5 PolyMet g PLM ... ... ...dd .97 .15 12059 .50 +94.1 PolyMet rt PLMr ... ... ... PortGE POR 1.54 3.5 19 62.97 37.83 523 43.87 -21.4 PostHldg POST ... ... 9 112.75 68.97 234 88.37 -19.0 PostRlt PSTL .80f 5.5 ... 19.48 10.84 103 14.50 -14.5 PowrREIT PW ... ... ...dd 33.89 6.95 10 25.54 +183.8 PwREIT pfA PWpA ... ... ... 30.13 24.00 26.22 -3.8 PrecDrill PDS ... ... ...dd 1.85 .27 242 .67 -52.3 PfdAptCm APTS .70m 9.5 ...dd 15.13 5.27 368 7.36 -44.7 Prestige PBH ... ... 3 46.12 27.40 318 37.79 -6.7 Pretium g PVG ... ... ... 13.83 4.05 2068 9.80 -11.9 Primerica PRI 1.60f 1.3 15 138.05 61.20 117 122.00 -6.6 PrimoWat PRMW .24 1.7 ...cc 16.00 6.33 611 14.14 +3.4 PrincREstI PGZ 1.32m 11.3 ...q 22.01 9.51 17 11.70 -44.6 PriorIn pfC PRIFpC ... ... ... 26.16 13.07 4 24.13 -3.8 PriorIn pfE PRIFpE ... ... ... 25.08 15.20 3 23.25 -5.3 ProAssur PRA .20m 1.3 8 42.03 12.67 304 15.08 -58.3sProLogis PLD 2.32 2.2 39 103.17 59.82 3888 106.17 +19.1 ProPetr PUMP ... ... ... 18.80 1.36 1310 5.69 -49.4sProctGam PG 3.16 2.5 30 128.46 94.34 6692 128.31 +2.7 ProgsvCp PGR .10e .1 36 90.72 62.18 1880 88.92 +22.8 ProsHldg PRO ... ... ...dd 75.39 19.73 356 39.69 -33.8 ProsCap 24 PBB 1.56 6.2 ... 25.92 11.30 9 25.23 -.3 ProspBcsh PB 1.84 3.1 15 75.22 42.02 936 58.63 -18.4 Protalx rs PLX ... ... ... 4.86 1.70 42 3.60 +9.8 ProtLf PLpE 1.50 ... ... ProtoLabs PRLB ... ... 59 138.20 63.19 330 121.11 +19.3 ProvidFS PFS .92 6.3 9 25.86 9.05 490 14.58 -40.9 ProvMtgC PMCA ... ... ... Prudentl PRU 4.40 6.7 7 103.56 38.62 2819 65.48 -30.1 PrudFn 52 PJH 1.44 5.6 ... 26.59 17.91 20 25.93 -.1 PrudtlF 53 PRH 1.43 5.5 ... 26.49 17.60 32 26.01 +.5 PruUK pf PUKp 1.69 6.2 ... 28.14 14.35 11 27.06 -3.4 PruUK pfA PUKpA 1.63 5.9 ... 28.53 17.00 22 27.45 +.3 Prud UK PUK 1.49e 4.9 ... 39.10 15.68 155 30.62 -19.6 PSEG PEG 1.96 3.7 18 63.88 34.75 2134 52.59 -10.9 PubStrg PSA 6.80 3.5 21 266.76 155.37 806 196.84 -7.6 PubSt pfV PSApV 1.34 5.4 ... 25.83 20.01 25.02 -.8 PubSt pfW PSApW 1.30 5.1 ... 25.79 19.00 59 25.37 +.4 PubSt pfX PSApX 1.30 5.1 ... 25.75 19.54 5 25.43 +.5sPubSt pfL PSApL 1.16 4.4 ... 26.22 24.95 81 26.37 +5.5 PubSt pfJ PSApJ 1.18 4.4 ... 27.33 18.05 13 26.76 +4.2sPubSt pfI PSApI ... ... ... 27.03 18.78 13 27.11 +5.3 PubSt pfG PSApG ... ... ... 27.37 18.61 13 26.86 +3.8 PubSt pfF PSApF 1.29 4.9 ... 27.38 18.63 31 26.36 +1.3 PubSt pfE PSApE 1.23 4.7 ... 26.38 18.88 18 26.06 +2.3 PubSt pfD PSApD 1.24 4.8 ... 26.30 18.69 7 25.89 +1.6 PubSt pfC PSApC ... ... ... 26.62 19.25 63 26.19 +1.9 PubSt pfB PSApB ... ... ... 27.09 20.05 22 25.83 PulteGrp PHM .48 1.1 26 47.37 17.12 2751 44.70 +15.2 PureStrg PSTG ... ... ...dd 20.50 7.93 3165 17.05 -.4 PMMI PMM .44 5.7 ...q 8.44 5.92 76 7.71 -3.5 PMIIT PIM .31 7.5 ...q 4.91 3.32 65 4.14 -12.7 PMOT PMO .71 5.3 ...q 13.65 9.97 16 13.41 +2.0 PPrIT PPT .31 6.7 ...q 5.73 3.50 112 4.67 -14.0sPuxin NEW ... ... ... 11.58 3.62 362 10.53 +28.4 PzenaInv PZN .58e 11.0 7 10.15 3.46 63 5.29 -38.6 Q2 Hldgs QTWO ... ... ...dd 96.67 47.17 579 95.11 +17.3 QEP Res QEP .08 4.3 5 5.22 .26 10284 1.88 -58.2sQIAGEN QGEN ... ... 42 49.88 25.04 1440 50.58 +49.6sQTS RltTr QTS 1.88 2.6 ...dd 70.10 42.64 782 71.13 +31.1 QTS Rlt pfA QTSpA 1.78 6.6 ... 28.43 17.50 14 27.00 -.7sQTS Rlt pfB QTSpB 1.63 1.0 ... 153.99 99.00 3 157.62 +22.0 QuadGrph QUAD .60 18.3 ...dd 12.12 2.00 163 3.27 -30.0 QuakerCh KWR 1.54 .8 40 208.26 108.14 71 199.22 +21.1 QuanexBld NX .32 2.2 23 20.42 7.90 105 14.69 -14.0 QuantaSvc PWR .20 .5 28 44.09 23.77 871 41.15 +1.1 Qudian QD ... ... ... 9.21 1.21 1549 1.70 -63.9 QstDiag DGX 2.24 1.8 23 131.81 73.02 1880 126.20 +18.2 QuintEn QES ... ... ... 4.04 .59 .93 -67.0 QuotientTc QUOT ... ... ...dd 11.42 4.55 374 7.91 -19.8 Qwest 54 CTV 1.72 6.8 ... 26.38 13.46 13 25.18 -.6 Qwest53 CTY 1.53 6.4 ... 25.44 11.03 58 23.77 -4.2 Qwest 25 CTZ 1.66 6.7 ... 26.08 11.20 21 24.75 -2.5 Qwest 56 CTAA ... ... ... 27.05 14.00 37 25.90 -.6 Qwest57 CTDD ... ... ... 26.59 12.73 44 25.40 -.9 Qwest56 CTBB ... ... ... 26.19 11.25 88 24.46 -4.0R -RELX plc RELX .54e 2.5 ... 27.26 16.81 1180 21.95 -13.1 RH RH ... ... 48 292.69 73.14 358 285.36 +33.7 RLI Corp RLI .96f 1.0 24 99.93 66.02 243 91.92 +2.1 RLJ LodgT RLJ .04 .5 6 18.17 3.88 1251 8.34 -52.9 RLJ Lod pfA RLJpA .49 2.2 ... 29.15 6.71 20 22.32 -22.3 RMG Ac RMG ... ... ... 10.55 9.03 5 10.43 +4.5 RMG Ac wt RMG/WS ... ... ... RMG Ac un RMG/U ... ... ... 11.00 9.60 10.76 +5.9 RPC RES .20m 6.1 4 6.92 1.72 2772 3.27 -37.6 RPM RPM 1.44 1.7 7 86.48 42.85 727 82.50 +7.5 RYB Edu RYB ... ... ... 6.90 2.22 19 2.84 -48.0 RadianGrp RDN .50 3.4 5 26.32 9.53 1699 14.80 -41.2 RadiantLog RLGT ... ... 20 5.94 3.08 141 4.38 -21.4 RLauren RL 2.75 3.8 10 128.29 59.82 615 72.73 -38.0 RangeRs RRC .08 1.2 7 8.25 1.61 5309 6.56 +35.3 RngrEnS RNGR ... ... 6 7.99 2.48 16 2.77 -57.0 Ranpak PACK ... ... ... 8.60 4.32 297 8.50 +4.3 Ranpak wt PACK/WS ... ... ... RJamesFn RJF 1.48f 2.1 11 102.45 54.21 692 71.51 -20.1 RayAdvM RYAM .28 8.6 1 5.70 .90 485 3.26 -15.1 Rayonier RYN 1.08 3.7 31 33.10 15.96 362 28.84 -12.0 RaythTch RTX 2.94 4.9 9 99.71 43.44 11148 59.40 -37.0 ReadyCap RC 1.00m 12.3 17 16.90 3.92 261 8.15 -47.1 ReadyC23 RCA 1.75 7.8 ... 28.58 9.50 9 22.34 -16.6 ReadyC21 RCP 1.63 6.7 ... 25.98 11.20 6 24.17 -6.1 ReadyC26 RCB 1.55 6.2 ... 24.91 -4.5 Realogy RLGY .27p 3.1 12 13.88 2.09 2392 8.84 -8.7 RltyInco O 2.79f 4.6 34 84.92 38.00 1693 60.62 -17.7 ReavesUtl UTG 1.82 5.7 ...q 40.20 19.45 163 31.63 -14.7 RedLionH RLH ... ... ...dd 7.04 1.16 128 2.29 -38.6 RedwdTr RWT .50m 7.2 5 18.01 2.14 1081 6.98 -57.8sRegalBel RBC 1.20 1.3 17 93.60 51.99 188 94.45 +10.3 RegHlt pfA RHEpA 2.72 140.2 ... 6.55 1.38 0 1.94 -53.1 RegnlMgt RM ... ... 7 34.93 10.33 62 16.10 -46.4 RegionsFn RF .62 5.6 8 17.54 6.94 9914 11.04 -35.7 Regions pfA RFpA 1.59 6.2 ... 26.50 15.22 27 25.75 +.5 Regns pfB RFpB 1.59 5.8 ... 29.33 12.90 30 27.37 -3.0 Regis Cp RGS ... ... 8 23.27 4.22 306 7.82 -56.2 ReinsGrp RGA 2.40 2.7 8 169.26 55.39 1516 88.05 -46.0 ReinsGp42 RZA 1.55 5.8 ... 28.34 15.39 27 26.69 -3.8 ReinsG56 RZB 1.44 5.3 ... 30.37 11.92 39 27.19 -3.5 RelStlAl RS 2.50f 2.5 22 122.17 70.57 232 101.76 -15.0 RemaxHld RMAX .88 2.6 18 40.78 14.40 85 33.78 -12.2 RenaRe pf F RNRpF ... ... ... 24.84 -2.8 RenaisRe RNR 1.40f .8 ...dd 202.68 113.27 476 181.23 -7.5 RenRe prE RNRpE 1.34 5.3 ... 25.71 15.63 14 25.44 +.6 RenRe prC RNRpC 1.52 6.0 ... 27.63 25.55 25.37 -2.3 ReneSola SOL ... ... ... 2.09 .85 98 1.55 +9.5 RennFund RCG ... ... ...q 1.75 .90 22 1.26 -23.2 Renren rs RENN ... ... ... 5.50 .45 11 2.88 ReplayA un RPLA/U ... ... ... 10.96 9.60 10.75 +3.7 RepubSvc RSG 1.62 1.9 40 100.91 65.37 739 86.87 -3.1 ResidioTc REZI ... ... ...cc 19.45 3.72 1007 13.52 +13.3 ResMed RMD 1.56 .8 64 209.00 108.85 579 204.10 +31.7 ResoluteF RFP 1.50e ... ...dd 6.46 1.14 146 3.07 -26.9 RestBrnds QSR 2.00 3.5 18 79.46 25.08 1420 56.88 -10.8 RetailProp RPAI .66 10.0 11 14.30 2.87 1935 6.62 -50.6 RetailVal RVI 2.05 16.3 ... 38.85 8.32 58 12.59 -65.8sRetractTc RVP ... ... ...dd 11.49 .70 1093 11.97 +698.0 RevGp REVG .20 3.0 9 14.99 3.50 204 6.67 -45.5tRevlon REV ... ... ...dd 27.46 6.53 234 6.46 -69.8 Revolve n RVLV ... ... ...cc 26.69 7.17 741 16.33 -11.1 RexAmRes REX ... ... 19 98.79 33.81 26 70.46 -14.0 RexfordIR REXR .86 1.8 68 53.27 31.79 4262 46.54 +1.9 RexfdIn pfA REXRpA ... ... ... 26.68 16.02 2 25.41 -1.6 RexfInR pfB REXRpB 1.47 5.7 ... 27.17 14.58 3 25.63 -2.5 RexfrIR pfC REXR.PRC 1.41 5.6 ... 27.00 14.67 2 25.30 -1.3 Rexnord RXN .32 1.1 21 35.64 18.87 1543 30.22 -7.4 RingCentrl RNG ... ... ...dd 299.74 120.03 805 283.34 +68.0 RingEngy REI ... ... 4 3.31 .52 495 1.14 -56.8sRioTinto RIO 4.43e 7.1 ... 62.79 35.35 1626 62.68 +5.6sRitchieBr RBA .80 1.8 52 45.68 25.92 393 45.60 +6.2 RiteAid RAD ... ... ... 23.88 5.04 2176 15.70 +1.5 RvNthMk RSF ... ... ... 19.87 14.05 15 14.70 -19.3 Rivrnrth rt RIV/rw ... ... ... Riv/Doubl OPP ... ... ... 17.87 10.56 54 14.10 -14.2 RoadrTr RRTS ... ... 1 12.75 1.88 1.93 -79.0 RobtHalf RHI 1.36 2.6 19 63.84 32.38 922 51.95 -17.7 RockwlAut ROK 4.08 1.8 33 230.93 115.38 1055 220.97 +9.0 RogCm RCI 2.00 ... 10 53.41 32.20 3036 41.09 -17.3 Rogers ROG ... ... 37 167.19 75.72 70 134.07 +7.5sRollins ROL .32 .6 52 49.55 30.72 1731 51.25 +54.6 Roper ROP 2.05f .5 41 441.03 240.00 640 437.16 +23.4 RosettaStn RST ... ... ...dd 28.86 8.85 819 25.46 +40.4 RBCda pfT RYpT 1.69 ... ... 32.44 21.51 0 29.21 -2.0 RoyalBk g RY 3.92e ... ... 82.58 49.55 661 69.83 -11.8 RylCarb RCL 2.80 5.5 7 135.32 19.25 4940 51.00 -61.8 RoyDShllB RDS/B 1.28m 4.2 47 64.23 19.19 2563 30.72 -48.8 RoyDShllA RDS/A 1.09m 3.4 49 63.89 21.26 6399 32.41 -45.0sRoyceGVal RGT .10e ... ... 12.73 6.35 54 12.92 +10.5 RoyceMC RMT .64e 8.4 ...q 8.96 4.30 64 7.62 -10.8 Royce RVT 1.22e 9.2 ...q 15.34 7.50 206 13.24 -10.4 Ryder R 2.24 5.9 8 59.40 22.62 2595 37.95 -30.1 RyersonH RYI ... ... 22 12.54 3.76 155 6.14 -48.1 RymanHP RHP 3.60 11.0 7 91.57 13.25 607 32.86 -62.1S -sS&P Glbl SPGI 2.68 .7 54 359.50 186.06 1036 359.86 +31.8sSAP SE SAP 1.31e .8 ... 165.39 90.90 459 164.66 +22.9 SC Hlth n SCPE ... ... ... 10.26 9.50 10.14 +2.0 SC Hlth wt SCPE/WS ... ... ... SCE TrV SCEpK ... ... ... 25.14 14.13 16 22.70 -8.0 SCE I pfF SCEpF 1.41 ... ... SCE II prG SCEpG 1.28 5.3 ... 25.15 16.15 21 24.18 -3.2 SCE Tr pfH SCEpH 1.44 6.3 ... 25.30 14.31 14 22.73 -6.8 SCETr pfJ SCEpJ 1.34 6.0 ... 25.20 13.52 8 22.18 -9.5 SCE Tr pfL SCEpL 1.25 5.4 ... 24.45 15.31 25 23.09 -3.7 SCVX un SCVX/U ... ... ... 11.74 9.25 4 10.85 +5.1 SFL Cp SFL 1.40 16.3 10 15.10 6.33 513 8.58 -41.0 SiteCtr SITC .80 10.6 5 15.85 3.60 2464 7.57 -46.0 SiteCtr pf J SITCpJ ... ... ... 24.96 SiteCtr pf K SITCpK ... ... ... 24.28 -1.6 SiteCtr pf E SITCpA ... ... ... SJW SJW 1.28 2.0 23 74.99 45.60 66 65.23 -8.2 SK Tlcm SKM ... ... ... 23.80 14.07 1228 19.63 -15.1 SLGreen SLG 3.54e 7.3 18 96.39 35.16 1239 48.71 -47.0 SL Grn pfI SLGpI 1.63 6.3 ... 26.73 18.04 4 25.60 +.7 SM Energy SM .02m .5 ...dd 12.91 .90 3740 3.66 -67.4 SOS Ltd rs SOS ... ... ... 8.80 .51 642 2.69 -27.1 SpdrSCap SPSM ... ... ... 33.48 18.35 357 28.05 -14.0 SPX Cp SPXC ... ... 43 53.76 25.50 201 42.19 -17.1 SPX Flow FLOW ... ... 17 49.94 15.74 386 41.00 -16.1 STMicro STM .40 1.4 20 31.98 14.67 4854 28.99 +7.7 SABESP SBS .39e 3.4 ... 15.40 5.54 2167 11.40 -24.3 SabnR SBR 3.44e 11.6 ... 46.96 23.02 21 29.69 -26.3 SachemC SACH .53e 14.9 ... 5.15 1.20 86 3.56 -18.0 SafeBulk SB .04 3.1 ... 2.25 .74 692 1.30 -23.5 SafeBlk pfC SBpC 2.00 10.6 ... 23.41 9.25 3 18.93 -16.1 SafeB pfD SBpD 2.00 10.6 ... 23.50 9.90 12 18.91 -16.3 SafegdSci SFE ... ... ...dd 12.79 4.43 54 6.13 -44.2 SailptTch SAIL ... ... ...dd 32.39 11.61 934 31.48 +33.4 StJoe JOE ... ... 64 23.38 15.32 115 21.03 +6.1 Salesforce CRM ... ... ...cc 202.82 115.29 3746 193.61 +19.0 SalMidMLP SMM .24m 5.9 ...q 8.52 2.08 203 4.09 -47.5 SallyBty SBH ... ... 8 21.98 6.28 2090 13.32 -27.0 SJuanB SJT .40e 17.4 5 3.46 1.39 103 2.30 -9.4 SanchzM SNMP .60 167.6 1 2.15 .15 82 .36 +18.5 SandRidge SD ... ... ... 6.97 .70 239 1.32 -68.9 SandRdgP PER .37e 90.2 1 1.94 .25 225 .41 -51.8 SandstG g SAND ... ... ... 7.67 5.45 7.19 -3.5 SantCUSA SC .88e ... 5 27.56 9.74 1642 17.34 -25.8 SaratogaI SAR 2.24f 13.0 6 28.70 5.94 62 17.26 -30.8 Sasol SSL 1.41e 15.7 ... 22.73 1.25 3588 8.97 -58.5 SaulCntr BFS 2.12 6.7 10 57.29 23.58 36 31.72 -39.9 SaulCt pfD BFSpD ... ... ... 27.42 12.35 1 22.89 -12.4 SaulCt pfE BFSpE ... ... ... 27.18 10.84 5 22.67 -13.8 Schlmbrg SLB .50 2.6 12 41.14 11.87 7436 19.43 -51.7 SchndrNt SNDR .26 1.0 ... 26.46 15.36 640 25.04 +14.8 Schwab SCHW .72 2.1 13 51.65 28.00 6593 34.08 -28.3 Schwb pfC SCHWpC 1.50 5.8 ... 27.37 18.98 53 25.71 -1.1 Schwb pfD SCHWpD ... ... ... 27.25 19.40 38 26.54 +.2 SchwitMau SWM 1.76 5.3 12 46.65 20.00 148 33.33 -20.6 SciApplic SAIC 1.48 1.9 17 96.80 45.45 397 77.42 -11.0 Scorpio rs SALT .20 1.3 ... 77.80 13.08 374 15.20 ScorpioT 20 SBNA 1.69 6.8 ... 25.70 23.67 24.99 -1.5 ScorpTk STNG .40 2.9 ... 40.45 12.00 1735 13.90 -64.7sScotts SMG 2.32 1.4 39 151.03 76.50 1482 162.52 +53.1 ScullyRoy SRL ... ... ...dd 15.03 6.04 0 7.73 -37.7 SculptCap SCU .82 6.2 ... 28.85 8.86 136 13.27 -40.0 Sea Ltd SE ... ... ... 129.72 26.41 2383 118.69 +195.1 SbdCp SEB 9.00 .3 10 4450.00 2614.00 2 2787.69 -34.4 SeabGld g SA ... ... ... 20.44 5.25 407 20.00 +44.7 SeacorHld CKH ... ... ...dd 51.42 22.23 101 29.09 -32.6 SeacrMar SMHI ... ... ... 14.73 1.46 452 2.43 -82.4 SealAir SEE .64 1.7 18 45.86 17.06 1135 36.61 -8.1 Seaspn pfH SSWpH ... ... ... 27.19 23.88 24.04 -7.8 Seaspan SSWA .50 2.0 ... 26.50 24.65 24.84 -4.2 SeaWorld SEAS ... ... 24 36.96 6.75 2033 15.16 -52.2 SelEngS WTTR ... ... ... 10.50 2.22 173 4.71 -49.2 SelMedHld SEM ... ... 12 28.26 10.00 408 16.82 -27.9 SempraEn SRE 4.18 3.3 20 161.87 88.00 1081 125.01 -17.5 Sempra pfA SREpA ... ... ... 127.23 77.20 79 102.66 -14.5 Sempr pf B SREpB ... ... ... 125.72 75.41 4 103.68 -12.9 Senseon SENS ... ... ... 2.48 Sensient SXT 1.56 2.9 14 70.52 38.24 230 53.43 -19.2 Seritage SRG 1.00 9.9 ... 45.70 5.00 603 10.10 -74.8 Seritge pfA SRGpA 1.75 12.8 ... 26.67 10.35 7 13.68 -48.0 ServiceCp SCI .76 1.8 17 52.89 33.93 2307 41.17 -10.6 ServiceMst SERV ... ... ...dd 58.78 17.63 1059 39.68 +2.6 ServcNow NOW ... ... ...dd 454.70 213.99 2190 445.71 +57.9 Servotr SVT .16e 2.0 ...cc 11.33 5.40 4 8.00 -20.5 ShakeShk SHAK ... ... ...cc 105.84 30.01 1432 54.84 -7.9 ShawCm g SJR 1.18 ... 12 20.90 12.20 656 18.09 -10.8 ShellMidst SHLX 1.84 15.5 8 22.70 5.70 713 11.86 -41.3 Sherwin SHW 5.36 .8 49 659.87 325.43 671 647.63 +11.0 ShinhanFn SHG ... ... ... 39.74 17.09 77 25.93 -31.9sShopify SHOP ... ... ...dd 1074.98 282.08 6482 1053.59 +165.0 Shutterstk SSTK .68e ... 93 52.93 28.76 432 52.03 +21.3 SibanyeSt SBSW .14r 1.2 ... 13.27 3.50 2996 12.03 +21.1 SiderurNac SID ... ... ... 4.48 1.02 2007 2.48 -28.1 SierraMt SMTS ... ... ...cc 2.75 .45 184 1.63 -1.2 Sifco SIF ... ... ... 5.62 1.89 1 3.76 -4.8 SignetJwlrs SIG 1.48 12.1 ...dd 31.44 5.60 1729 12.28 -43.5 Silvrbow SBOW ... ... ... 12.95 1.50 74 3.75 -62.1 SlvrcpMt SVM .03 ... ...cc 8.04 1.50 2975 7.37 +30.0 SimonProp SPG 8.40 12.8 9 164.46 42.25 3805 65.59 -56.0 Simon pfJ SPGpJ 4.19 6.7 ... 77.70 45.50 4 62.50 -13.7sSimpsnM SSD .92 1.0 36 95.65 47.02 417 95.97 +19.6 SinopcShg SHI ... ... ... 35.75 21.25 29 22.31 -27.0sSiteone SITE ... ... 42 125.73 53.29 804 126.78 +39.9 SixFlags SIX 1.00m 5.4 6 59.52 8.75 5424 18.50 -59.0 Skechers SKX ... ... 17 44.50 17.06 1264 30.42 -29.6 Skyline SKY ... ... ...dd 37.03 10.82 495 26.41 -16.7 SlackTc WORK ... ... ... 40.07 15.10 11013 28.60 +27.2 Smartsh SMAR ... ... ... 60.45 30.91 1570 48.00 +6.9 Smith&N SNN .70e 1.7 74 52.26 26.07 731 42.16 -12.3sSmithAO AOS .96 1.8 21 53.14 33.81 1071 53.30 +11.9 Smucker SJM 3.60f 3.3 14 125.62 91.88 565 110.49 +6.1 SnapInc A SNAP ... ... ...dd 26.76 7.89 13102 22.90 +40.2 SnapOn SNA 4.32 3.0 14 172.61 90.72 305 146.02 -13.8 SocQ&M SQM .73e 2.4 18 33.30 15.20 396 30.89 +15.7 So 50 SFYF ... ... ... 22.54 12.59 1 20.81 -.3 Sogou SOGO ... ... 61 8.67 2.95 11395 8.49 +86.6 Sol-Wind SLWD ... ... ... SolarOilf SOI .42 5.4 ... 15.18 4.50 191 7.77 -44.5 Solitario XPL ... ... ...dd .49 .13 266 .41 +35.3sSonicAut SAH .40 .9 22 42.45 9.00 329 42.97 +38.6 SonocoP SON 1.72 3.2 22 62.77 37.30 315 54.23 -12.1sSonyCp SNE ... ... ... 78.61 50.94 530 78.35 +15.2 SourcC SOR 1.00 2.8 ...q 41.34 24.23 11 36.34 -6.1 SoJerInd SJI 1.18 4.9 ...dd 34.48 19.62 1305 23.94 -27.4 SCEd pfB SCEpB 1.02 4.5 ... 24.76 17.49 2 22.67 SCEd pfC SCEpC 1.06 4.4 ... 25.47 19.73 2 23.95 +1.1 SCEd pfD SCEpD 1.08 4.6 ... 25.02 19.19 23.55 +2.2 SCEd pfE SCEpE 1.20 4.8 ... 25.47 19.41 4 25.02 +1.8 SouthnCo SO 2.50f 4.5 26 71.10 41.96 3248 55.39 -13.0 SouthCo 75 SOJA 1.56 6.1 ... 26.82 22.06 180 25.62 -2.8sSouthCo77 SOJC 1.31 4.8 ... 26.97 19.33 26 27.07 +2.9 SthnCopper SCCO 1.50e 3.4 27 46.15 23.43 795 44.27 +4.2 SwstAirl LUV .72 2.3 7 58.83 22.47 11138 31.79 -41.1 SwtGas SWX 2.28 3.2 21 92.94 45.68 180 70.43 -7.3 SwGA Fn SGB .48 2.5 10 35.34 15.30 18.95 -46.0 SwstnEngy SWN ... ... 3 3.90 1.06 8539 2.62 +8.3 SprkNtSE wi LOV ... ... ... 9.19 1.80 244 4.31 -4.9 SpecOpps SPE 1.19e 2.9 ...q 15.00 7.50 32 12.02 -18.4 SpcOpp pfB SPEpB .88 3.5 ... 26.10 22.70 1 25.28 -1.1 SpectrmB SPB 1.68 3.2 5 64.72 19.59 326 52.18 -18.8 Spire SR 2.49f 3.9 14 88.00 57.37 536 64.05 -23.1 SpiritAero SPR .04 .2 5 92.81 13.69 4512 20.50 -71.9 SpiritAir SAVE ... ... 6 47.50 7.01 8018 16.45 -59.2 SpiritR pfA SRCpA 1.50 6.0 ... 27.41 12.14 11 24.92 -4.3 SpiritRl SRC 2.50 7.2 15 54.63 18.37 446 34.83 -29.2 Spotify SPOT ... ... ...dd 299.67 109.18 3968 262.21 +75.3 SpragueRs SRLP 2.67 14.6 12 19.10 9.83 90 18.25 +7.9sSprottSilv PSLV ... ... ...q 8.93 4.34 5154 8.76 +33.9sSprottGold PHYS ... ... ...q 15.60 11.18 2303 15.71 +29.0 SprottPPP SPPP ... ... ... 19.31 8.80 171 16.08 +11.7 Square SQ ... ... ... 133.81 32.33 8617 128.55 +105.5 STAG Indl STAG 1.39 4.2 96 33.48 17.54 1410 32.77 +3.8 STAG pfC STAGpC ... ... ... 28.30 16.24 1 26.20 -1.8 StdMotor SMP 1.00f 2.3 33 55.85 33.94 208 44.10 -17.1 Standex SXI .88 1.6 19 81.69 37.50 45 55.82 -29.7 StanBlkDk SWK 2.80f 1.8 35 173.67 70.00 1505 156.08 -5.8 Stantec g STN .62 ... 19 32.85 20.22 61 32.30 +14.1 StarGas SGU .53 5.7 13 9.79 6.11 95 9.30 -1.7 Starret SCX .40 12.2 11 6.23 3.01 29 3.27 -42.8 Startek SRT ... ... 35 8.30 2.75 73 4.96 -37.8 StarwdPT STWD 1.92 12.7 8 26.33 7.59 2015 15.06 -39.4 StateStr STT 2.08 3.2 10 85.89 42.10 1531 64.39 -18.6 StateSt pfC STTpC ... ... ... 26.10 25.04 25.19 -1.8 StateSt pfD STTpD ... ... ... 28.72 15.78 81 27.09 -1.3 SteelPtrs SPLP 1.50 29.8 2 14.00 4.31 10 5.04 -58.4 SteelPr pfA SPLPpA ... ... ... 23.77 15.26 4 16.30 -30.1 Steelcse SCS .40 3.6 10 23.02 7.02 778 11.04 -46.0 StellusCap SCM 1.36 18.7 5 15.04 4.10 126 7.29 -48.8 StellCap22 SCA 1.44 6.3 ... 26.02 11.10 0 22.95 -9.8 Stepan SCL 1.10 1.0 27 110.50 69.33 85 109.35 +6.7 Stereotax n STXS ... ... ... 5.82 1.70 127 3.90 -26.3 Steris plc STE 1.48 .9 41 168.98 105.69 593 161.73 +6.1 SterlingBc STL .28 2.4 6 22.12 7.01 1222 11.86 -43.7 SterlBc pfA STLpA ... ... ... 29.00 10.11 5 25.60 -3.9 StewInfo STC 1.20 2.8 22 44.14 20.26 207 42.38 +3.9 StifelFin SF .68 1.4 15 69.10 31.13 565 49.38 -18.6 Stifel pfA SFpA 1.56 6.0 ... 28.47 13.33 11 26.02 -3.1 Stif 47 ef SFB ... ... ... 26.96 12.77 5 26.63 +3.9 Stifel47 SFpB 1.30 4.9 ... 28.14 12.45 15 26.65 -1.2 StoneHEM EDF 2.04 29.1 ...q 14.48 3.46 59 7.00 -49.2 StonHEmM EDI 1.81 23.3 ...q 13.13 4.08 29 7.78 -34.7 Stonerdg SRI ... ... 12 33.97 13.87 110 22.26 -24.1 StoreCap STOR 1.40 5.8 23 40.96 13.00 2125 24.03 -35.5 StratALL36 GJT .29 1.5 ... 22.11 17.54 18.99 -9.5 Strat D35 GJP .74 3.1 ... 25.25 21.00 0 24.04 +4.8 StratGS33 GJS .32 1.7 ... 21.81 17.63 0 18.95 -10.2 StratPG34 GJR .27 1.3 ... 23.78 19.84 2 21.25 -7.4 StratUSM GJH .64 6.4 ... 10.37 6.11 1 9.93 -1.2 StratWMT GJO .22 1.0 ... 24.00 20.02 22.00 -6.4 Stryker SYK 2.30 1.1 34 226.30 124.54 1409 201.41 -4.1sSturmRug RGR .78e .9 28 80.50 38.44 379 80.66 +71.5 SubPpne SPH 1.20m 9.0 11 24.89 8.64 230 13.26 -39.3 SumitMitsu SMFG ... ... ... 7.56 4.49 747 5.62 -24.2 SummitHtl INN .72 13.1 5 12.59 2.32 697 5.50 -55.4 SummtH pfD INNpD 1.61 8.7 ... 27.18 6.75 1 18.42 -28.6 SumHP pfE INNpE ... ... ... 27.50 4.35 5 17.53 -31.4 SumtMtls SUM .29t ... 15 25.22 7.51 991 16.21 -32.2 SummitMP SMLP .50m 57.8 ...dd 8.00 .50 604 .87 -73.9 SunCmts SUI 3.16 2.2 ...cc 173.98 95.34 473 146.23 -2.6 SunLfFn g SLF 2.20 ... ... 50.13 24.37 436 39.75 -12.8 SunCokeE SXC .24 ... 2 9.07 2.33 555 3.23 -48.2 Suncor g SU .84m 5.1 ... 34.56 9.60 5878 16.43 -49.9 SunlOnl STG ... ... ... 3.01 .68 50 1.90 -26.1 SunLink SSY ... ... ...dd 1.65 .60 30 .87 -18.6 SunocoLP SUN 3.30 13.0 6 34.09 10.46 314 25.49 -16.7 SunstnHtl SHO .20 2.6 9 14.47 5.75 2298 7.63 -45.2 SunstHt pfE SHOpE ... ... ... 27.81 12.50 1 24.00 -7.7 SunstHt pfF SHOpF 1.61 6.9 ... 28.00 11.97 1 23.30 -10.2 SupDrillg SDPI ... ... ...dd 1.05 .20 13 .68 -16.7 SuperiorInd SUP .36 22.6 2 4.45 .90 362 1.59 -56.9 SuzanoP SUZ ... ... ... 16.75 4.43 109 7.95 -19.2 SwEBioFu23 FUE ... ... ... 6.15 4.36 0 4.95 -19.5 SwEGrain23 GRU ... ... ... 3.25 2.46 0 2.65 -15.9 SwRCmETR RJN ... ... ... 3.16 .87 0 1.48 -50.5sSwRCmMTR RJZ ... ... ... 9.26 5.86 1 9.27 +10.3 SwRCmATR RJA ... ... ... 5.63 4.27 16 5.08 -8.8 SwERCmTR RJI ... ... ... 5.48 3.20 9 4.27 -20.8 SwisHelv SWZ .64e .4 ...q 8.84 5.54 12 8.19 -2.6 Switch SWCH .10e ... ... 19.56 10.30 705 17.77 +19.9 SwitchE un SBE/U ... ... ... 11.62 9.60 25 10.60 +5.7 Synchrony SYF .88 3.7 6 38.18 12.15 4076 23.78 -34.0 Synchr pf SYFpA ... ... ... 26.24 9.00 143 24.45 -4.3 Synnex SNX 1.50 1.2 13 153.07 52.06 316 124.22 -3.6 SynovusFn SNV 1.32 6.3 6 40.32 10.91 884 21.06 -46.3 SynthBio SYN ... ... ... .41 Sysco SYY 1.80 3.3 22 85.98 26.00 2633 53.99 -36.5 Systemax SYX .28 1.2 22 26.57 14.00 194 22.98 -8.7T -sTAL Educ TAL ... ... ...cc 79.34 30.78 5338 78.47 +62.8 TC Energy TRP 3.09e ... 17 57.70 32.37 1317 46.07 -13.6 TC PpLn TCP 2.60 8.4 10 44.65 18.00 242 30.94 -26.9 TCW Strat TSI .40f 6.9 ...q 6.01 3.89 60 5.77 TE Connect TEL 1.92f 2.1 11 101.00 48.62 2335 89.89 -6.2 THLCred22 TCRZ 1.69 7.0 ... 25.66 13.00 4 24.30 -3.9 THLCSenL TSLF 1.32 11.1 ...q 15.61 8.85 11.88 -21.7 TIM Part TSU .28e 2.0 ... 20.32 10.29 626 14.31 -25.1 TJX TJX ... ... 18 64.95 32.72 3926 52.60 -13.9 TPG RE TRTX 1.72 20.4 5 21.30 2.45 538 8.42 -58.5 TPG SpLnd TSLX 1.56 8.9 8 23.67 11.25 17.51 -18.4 TailorBr TLRD .72 179.1 1 7.24 .38 3375 .40 -90.3 Taiwan TWN 1.71 ... ...q 24.23 13.75 8 24.00 +16.6 TaiwSemi TSM .73e .9 ... 83.40 39.78 28277 82.67 +42.3 TakedaPh TAK ... ... ... 20.93 12.43 2076 18.28 -7.3 Takung TKAT ... ... ...dd 2.38 .35 125 .92 +83.8 TallgELP TEGP 2.20f 9.8 ...dd 22.41 10.93 22.39 +1.2 TalosEn TALO ... ... ...dd 31.34 5.00 480 7.10 -76.5 TangerFac SKT 1.43f 20.6 3 17.94 4.05 1803 6.93 -53.0 Tapestry TPR 1.35 9.7 9 31.05 10.18 5004 13.87 -48.6 TargaRes TRGP .40m 2.1 ... 43.47 3.66 1727 19.13 -53.1 TargaR pfA NGLSpA 2.25 9.4 ... 27.54 6.47 9 24.00 -7.2 Target TGT 2.72f 2.2 21 130.24 80.03 2090 123.68 -3.5 TaroPhrm TARO 12.81e ... 9 99.69 56.07 48 67.99 -22.7 Taseko TGB ... ... ... .86 .20 5187 .68 +41.9 TataMotors TTM ... ... ... 14.03 3.92 1268 7.12 -44.9 Taubmn TCO 2.70 7.0 20 53.40 26.24 330 38.73 +24.6 Taub pfJ TCOpJ 1.63 7.5 ... 26.34 12.16 28 21.67 -16.5 Taub pfK TCOpK 1.56 7.3 ... 26.49 11.31 2 21.51 -17.0 TaylorMH TMHC ... ... 11 28.36 6.39 1641 24.75 +13.2 Team TISI ... ... ...dd 19.00 3.75 438 3.96 -75.2 Technip FTI .13 ... 4 28.35 4.49 4197 7.71 -64.0 TeckRes g TECK .19e ... ... 21.43 5.60 3322 10.86 -37.5 Teekay TK 1.00f 37.9 ...dd 5.76 2.04 1167 2.64 -50.4 TeekLNG TGP .76 6.6 ... 16.74 7.00 146 11.46 -26.3 TeekLN pfA TGPpA 2.25 9.5 ... 27.01 13.57 7 23.71 -10.4 TeekOffsh TOO .04m 2.6 ... 1.55 1.10 1.55 +.3 TeekOf pfA TOOpA 1.81 21.9 ... 23.98 5.64 8.28 -60.8 TeekOf pfB TOOpB 2.13 22.9 ... 24.00 6.90 9.29 -58.2 TeekOf pfE TOOpE 2.22 20.7 ... 24.00 7.15 10.73 -52.0 TeekyTnk rs TNK ... ... ... 26.92 7.68 1027 15.56 -35.1 Tegna TGNA .28 2.3 7 18.31 9.61 1084 12.04 -27.9 TejonRnch TRC ... ... ...cc 18.89 12.12 62 15.09 -5.6 TeklaHlth HQH 1.93e 9.0 ...q 22.56 13.78 95 21.54 +3.2 TeklaHcrOp THQ 1.35a 7.3 ...q 19.47 11.50 99 18.50 -3.0 TeklaLfSci HQL 1.48e 8.1 ...q 19.28 11.45 84 18.23 +4.6 TeklaWH THW 1.40 9.5 ...q 15.00 8.76 117 14.78 +6.7 Teladoc TDOC ... ... ... 237.76 54.58 1835 218.25 +160.7 Telaria TLRA ... ... ...dd 14.19 4.79 6.00 -31.9 TlcmArg TEO .71e 7.5 ... 17.92 6.57 63 9.44 -16.8 Teledyne TDY ... ... 34 398.99 195.34 215 303.56 -12.4sTeleex TFX 1.36 .3 50 398.65 221.27 251 400.99 +6.5 TelefBrasil VIV .64e 6.6 11 14.68 7.75 2812 9.69 -32.3 TelefEsp TEF 1.20e 26.6 ... 8.06 3.75 1671 4.50 -35.4 TelData TDS .66 3.3 6 33.63 14.05 393 19.78 -22.2 TelData45 TDI 1.66 6.4 ... 28.89 12.50 3 25.73 -1.6 TelData 61 TDA 1.47 5.9 ... 25.87 10.56 14 24.72 -2.2 TelData60 TDJ 1.75 6.9 ... 26.05 12.50 6 25.34 TelData59 TDE 1.72 6.8 ... 25.99 12.62 10 25.15 -1.4 Telus gs TU ... ... ... 20.91 13.54 1356 17.30 TmpDrgn TDF 4.00e 2.2 ...q 23.74 13.87 40 22.20 +14.1 TmpEMF EMF 1.28e 2.0 ...q 16.70 9.40 44 15.38 -1.3 TmpEMI TEI .80a 10.3 ...q 10.41 6.32 196 7.75 -15.7 TmpGlb GIM .30 5.5 ...q 6.54 4.30 207 5.48 -10.6 TempurSly TPX ... ... 22 100.39 22.00 862 78.22 -10.2 Tenaris TS .54e 4.4 ... 25.46 9.10 2163 12.32 -45.6 TenetHlth THC ... ... ...dd 39.37 10.00 2459 26.88 -29.3 Tengsco TGC ... ... ...dd .91 .37 60 .67 +36.7 Tennant TNC .88 1.3 ...cc 87.06 46.64 71 69.61 -10.7 Tenneco TEN ... ... 2 16.29 2.21 718 7.97 -39.2 TVA 28 TVC .96 3.7 ... 27.50 23.08 15 25.64 -4.0 TVA 29 TVE .84 3.2 ... 26.75 23.15 4 25.89 +1.7 Teradata TDC ... ... 13 37.62 17.62 659 20.71 -22.6 Terex TEX ... ... 18 33.49 11.54 731 20.27 -31.9 Ternium TX 1.20e 8.1 5 23.65 9.59 386 14.76 -32.9 TerrenoRlt TRNO 1.08 1.8 54 62.31 42.12 480 60.30 +11.4 TetraTech TTI ... ... ...dd 2.18 .22 1797 .67 -66.1 TevaPhrm TEVA .73e 6.2 ...dd 13.76 6.07 10671 11.85 +20.9 TexPacLd TPL 10.00 1.8 98 838.50 295.05 15 562.00 -28.1 Textainer TGH .96 10.6 9 11.75 5.50 206 9.02 -15.8 Textron TXT .08 .2 7 52.87 20.26 1043 34.27 -23.2 ThermoFis TMO .88f .2 51 420.99 250.21 1099 409.26 +26.0 Thermon THR ... ... 29 27.73 12.62 87 14.43 -46.2 ThirdPtRe TPRE ... ... ...dd 11.52 5.64 199 7.88 -25.1 ThomsonR TRI 1.52f 2.2 30 82.50 52.23 379 69.96 -2.3 Thor Inds THO 1.60 1.4 20 119.77 32.30 500 117.96 +58.8 3D Sys DDD ... ... ...dd 12.56 5.20 1484 6.69 -23.5 3M Co MMM 5.88 3.8 22 182.55 114.04 3323 156.25 -11.4 Tidwtr TDW 1.00 15.6 ...dd 23.46 4.09 138 6.40 -66.8 Tidwtr wtA TDW/WS/A ... ... ... Tidwtr wtB TDW/WS/B ... ... ... Tiffany TIF 2.32 1.9 27 134.42 78.60 741 124.90 -6.5 Tillys TLYS ... ... 15 11.30 3.46 294 6.28 -42.2tTimbrPhr TMBR ... ... ...dd 3.64 1.87 275 1.86 +468.8 Timken TKR 1.12 2.3 19 58.78 22.26 375 47.90 -14.9 TimknSteel TMST ... ... ...dd 8.00 2.16 149 3.96 -49.6 Titan Intl TWI .02 1.1 ...dd 4.01 1.05 174 1.74 -51.9 TollBros TOL .44 1.1 8 49.31 13.28 1384 38.60 -2.3 Tompkins TMP 2.08 3.1 12 93.66 53.32 29 66.53 -27.3 TootsieR TR .36b 1.1 29 38.92 29.84 295 31.59 -4.7 TopBuild BLD ... ... 55 135.55 54.83 368 134.26 +30.2 Toro Co TTC 1.00f 1.4 28 84.26 52.07 762 71.25 -10.6 TorDBk TD 3.16 ... 7 59.18 33.74 1463 44.92 -20.0 TortAcq SHLL ... ... ... 34.67 9.50 965 18.96 +89.8 TortAc wt SHLL/WS ... ... ... TortEnInd NDP 1.75 109.4 ...q 6.60 .75 1.60 -63.1 TortEnInf TYG 2.62 60.2 ...q 22.95 1.15 4.35 -75.7 TorEsAsst TEAF ... ... ... 18.50 6.10 81 11.06 -32.5 TortMLP NTG 1.69 93.4 ...q 11.57 .43 1.81 -80.7 TortPplE TTP 1.63m 42.8 ...q 14.58 2.00 3.81 -70.4 TortPw&E TPZ 1.50 16.5 ...q 18.58 3.77 24 9.11 -46.3 Total SA TOT 2.71e 7.1 ... 56.91 22.13 2828 38.33 -30.7 TownsqMda TSQ .30 6.6 6 10.34 3.54 5 4.52 -54.7 Toyota TM ... ... ... 145.41 108.01 225 123.99 -11.8 TraneTch TT 2.12 1.9 25 118.10 70.00 2377 110.47 +7.1 TransEnt rs TRXC ... ... ... 18.98 .28 21618 .46 -68.8 TransUn TRU .30 .3 37 101.16 52.50 1500 92.25 +7.8 Trnsalta g TAC .17 ... ... 8.44 3.63 179 6.38 -10.9 TrnsatlPet TAT ... ... ...dd .84 .12 924 .35 -27.5 TrnsRty TCI .20p ... 2 41.50 16.00 9 24.00 -39.8 TransDigm TDG 24.00 ... 29 673.51 200.06 323 433.37 -22.6 Transocn RIG ... ... ...dd 7.28 .76 15246 2.07 -69.9 TrGasSur TGS ...a ... 52 15.39 3.72 44 5.75 -19.8 Travelers TRV 3.40f 2.9 13 153.65 76.99 1034 116.85 -14.7 TrecoraRs TREC ... ... 8 9.65 4.23 17 5.96 -16.6 Tredgar TG .48 2.9 22 23.48 11.31 87 16.39 -26.7 TreeHseF THS ... ... 14 60.38 33.50 360 44.35 -8.6sTrex TREX ... ... 80 139.98 56.22 355 139.63 +55.4 TriPointe TPH ... ... 14 18.48 5.89 1689 17.08 +9.6 TriContl TY 1.15e 4.5 ...q 29.21 16.94 44 25.80 -8.5 TriCntl pf TYp 2.50 4.4 ... 57.90 52.00 0 57.00 +3.9 TrilogyMtl TMQ ... ... 7 2.74 1.03 255 2.11 -18.8 TriNetGrp TNET ... ... 24 76.92 27.79 716 68.03 +20.2 Trinity TRN .76f 3.7 5 24.64 14.53 1607 20.49 -7.5 TrinityPlce TPHS ... ... ... 4.39 1.11 37 1.41 -53.2 Trinseo SA TSE 1.60 5.9 3 50.14 14.16 774 26.91 -27.7 TrioTch TRT ... ... 8 5.49 2.43 3 3.52 -11.8 TriplePtV TPVG 1.44 13.3 7 17.17 2.80 144 10.86 -23.6 TripPt22 TPVY ... ... ... 27.07 12.50 3 24.07 -5.3 Triple-S GTS ... ... 18 27.64 9.13 78 20.25 +9.5 TritonInt TRTN 2.08 6.4 ... 40.81 19.80 480 32.33 -19.6 TritnInt pfB TRTNpB 2.00 8.1 ... 28.01 9.39 18 24.69 -8.8 TritInt pfC TRTNpC 1.84 7.7 ... 26.75 9.30 21 24.00 -7.4 TritInt pfD TRTNpD 1.72 7.4 ... 25.87 7.20 11 23.10 -8.4 TriumphGp TGI .16 2.3 1 29.38 3.02 944 6.95 -72.5 TrueBlue TBI ... ... 10 24.98 12.02 524 16.03 -33.4 TruistFn TFC 1.80 4.7 10 56.92 24.01 4406 38.34 -31.9sTruist pfO TFCpO ... ... ... 26.59 25.06 96 26.96 +5.8 Tsakos TNP .20 10.0 ... 4.05 1.45 2.01 -45.7 Tsakos pfC TNPpC 2.22 8.8 ... 26.86 19.10 4 25.11 -2.1 Tsakos pfD TNPpD 2.19 10.9 ... 25.19 9.90 4 20.03 -18.5 TsaksE p E TNPpE ... ... ... 24.98 9.75 14 19.20 -18.4 TunSoft TUFN ... ... 97 22.77 5.79 87 9.70 -44.9 Tuppwre TUP 1.08 6.7 ...dd 16.94 1.15 42570 16.15 +88.2 Turkcell TKC ... ... ... 6.36 4.36 576 5.38 -7.2 TurnPtBr TPB .18 .5 ... 43.56 14.09 259 33.75 +18.0 TurqHillRs TRQ ... ... 8 .97 .30 2137 .87 +18.2 TutorPerini TPC ... ... 7 19.48 2.61 319 12.28 -4.5 NYSE Ticker 52-week Vol YTD Name Symbol Div Yield PE High Low 1000s Last %Chg Ticker 52-week Vol YTD Name Symbol Div Yield PE High Low 1000s Last %Chg Ticker 52-week Vol YTD Name Symbol Div Yield PE High Low 1000s Last %Chg Continued from previous page Continued on next page MONEY & MARKET$Page 5 www.sunnewspapers.net The Sun/Thursday, July 30, 2020 

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22ndCentry XXII ... ... ...dd 2.46 .60 301 .81 -26.3 Twilio TWLO ... ... ... 271.00 68.06 3264 264.62 +169.3 TwnRvrWr TRWH .40 1.7 50 30.45 7.22 595 23.17 -9.7 Twitter TWTR ... ... ...cc 45.86 20.00 10659 37.16 +15.9 TwoHrb pfA TWOpA 2.03 9.3 ... 29.55 7.33 24 21.75 -21.6 TwoHrb pfB TWOpB 1.91 9.1 ... 28.25 6.68 159 20.92 -23.8 TwoHrbI TWO .56m 10.2 2 15.85 2.25 4502 5.50 -62.4 TwoHrIn pfC TWOpC ... ... ... 26.84 6.90 43 20.39 -22.0 TwoHrIn pfD TWOpD ... ... ... 25.84 6.99 7 22.17 -12.4 TwHrIn pf E TWOpE ... ... ... 25.89 6.27 13 21.56 -14.8 TylerTech TYL ... ... 82 382.92 228.54 393 350.77 +16.9 Tyson TSN 1.68 2.7 11 94.24 42.57 1554 62.00 -31.9U -UBS Grp UBS .69e 5.8 ... 13.49 7.48 2138 11.98 -4.8 UDR UDR 1.44 4.1 41 51.25 29.20 2848 35.25 -24.5 UGI Corp UGI 1.30 3.8 7 52.09 21.75 792 34.15 -24.4 UMH Prop UMH .72 5.7 18 16.64 8.63 199 12.60 -19.9 UMH pfB UMHpB 2.00 7.8 ... 26.55 14.50 0 25.53 -1.4 UMH pfC UMHpC 1.69 7.0 ... 26.94 10.25 6 24.28 -7.1 US FdsHl USFD ... ... 14 43.10 8.32 3433 20.87 -50.2 USPhysTh USPH 1.28f 1.5 39 148.48 45.13 40 84.38 -26.2 US Silica SLCA .02m .6 ...dd 14.83 .79 1082 3.44 -44.1sUS XprE USX ... ... ... 7.63 2.65 1960 8.78 +74.6 USA Cmp USAC 2.10 16.8 ...dd 18.32 3.52 390 12.47 -31.3 USANA USNA ... ... 17 92.26 43.01 92 81.44 +3.7 USCF shpei BUY ... ... ... 21.31 11.23 0 15.59 -25.6 USD Ptrs USDP 1.48f 47.0 ... 11.95 1.00 129 3.15 -68.2 Uber Tch UBER ... ... ...dd 45.63 13.71 8206 31.02 +4.3 Ubiquiti UI 1.20 .6 41 199.91 107.22 55 184.81 -2.2 Ultrapar UGP .55e 14.5 ... 6.68 1.97 819 3.76 -39.9 UndrArm UAA ... ... 20 27.52 7.15 8023 11.61 -46.3 UnAr C wi UA ... ... ...dd 24.45 6.37 4577 10.33 -46.1 Uni UFI ... ... 6 27.85 7.48 297 12.59 -50.2 UniFirst UNF 1.00 .5 21 217.90 121.89 62 188.04 -6.9 UnilevNV UN 1.61e 2.6 ... 63.62 42.00 1619 60.79 +5.8 Unilever UL 1.48e 2.4 ... 64.84 44.06 795 62.26 +8.9 UnionPac UNP 3.88 2.2 22 188.96 105.08 2737 177.98 -1.6 UniqueF UFAB .20m 6.3 5 4.80 1.44 62 3.15 -18.4 Unisys UIS ... ... ...dd 18.13 6.39 394 11.81 -.4 Unit UNT ... ... 1 6.90 .14 .24 -66.1 UtdMicro UMC .09e 2.4 ... 4.10 1.99 3391 3.70 +38.1 UtdNtrlF UNFI ... ... ...dd 23.38 5.00 455 20.20 +130.6 UPS B UPS 4.04 3.3 21 125.31 82.00 6732 123.68 +5.7 UtdRentals URI ... ... 12 170.04 58.85 1058 163.42 -2.0 USAntimny UAMY ... ... ... .80 .25 69 .45 +16.9 US Bancrp USB 1.68 4.5 9 61.11 28.36 6527 37.71 -36.4 US Bcp pfA USBpA 35.49e 4.3 ... 904.05 650.00 0 825.00 -6.3 US Bcp pfH USBpH .89e 4.2 ... 23.14 13.26 74 21.35 -.7 US Bcp pfM USBpM 1.63 6.1 ... 28.18 21.51 192 26.49 -4.1 US Bcp pfO USBpO 1.29 5.0 ... 26.68 15.11 18 25.79 -.5 US Bc pfN USBpN ... ... ... US Cellular USM ... ... 6 49.51 23.91 85 30.32 -16.3 US Cellu60 UZA 1.74 6.9 ... 26.62 13.49 11 25.35 +.2 US Cellu 63 UZB 1.81 7.1 ... 26.96 13.25 9 25.49 -1.3 US Cell64 UZC 1.81 7.0 ... 27.31 13.45 16 25.72 -1.3 USSteel X .04 .5 5 15.90 4.54 8096 7.74 -32.2 UtdhlthGp UNH 5.00f 1.6 24 315.84 187.72 2673 306.68 +4.3 UNITIL UTL 1.50f 3.3 24 65.76 39.33 36 45.80 -25.9 UnivarSol UNVR ... ... 30 24.77 6.40 1794 18.13 -25.2 UnvslCp UVV 3.08f 7.3 6 60.94 37.04 92 42.27 -25.9 UnvHR UHT 2.72 3.9 37 132.41 54.54 39 69.81 -40.5 UnivHlthS UHS .80 .7 14 157.06 65.20 743 113.12 -21.1 Univ Insur UVE .64a 3.7 5 30.79 14.20 150 17.23 -38.4sUnvSecInst UUU ... ... ...dd 1.66 .30 303 1.87 +200.8 UnivTInst UTI .08 1.1 ...dd 9.76 2.75 259 7.38 -4.3 UnumGrp UNM 1.14 6.3 1 33.20 9.58 3927 18.19 -37.6 Ur-Energy URG ... ... ...dd .72 .27 1130 .58 -.8 UraniumEn UEC ... ... ... 1.26 .35 1817 .99 +7.7 UrbnEdg UE .88 8.2 12 21.74 6.98 423 10.74 -44.0 UrstdBid UBP 1.10 12.2 16 19.87 8.30 0 9.05 -53.9 UrsBidA UBA .28m 2.8 17 24.88 9.41 182 10.18 -58.6 UrstBd pfK UBPpK 1.47 6.9 ... 26.47 13.73 9 21.40 -16.0 UrstBid pfH UBPpH 1.56 7.0 ... 27.73 12.61 4 22.40 -15.9V -VF Corp VFC 1.72e 2.8 18 100.25 45.07 1125 61.91 -37.9 VICI Pr VICI 1.19e 5.6 58 28.16 9.85 3428 21.42 -16.2 VOC EnTr VOC .66e 34.9 4 5.79 1.48 25 1.89 -59.2 VaalcoE EGY ... ... ... 2.60 .70 137 1.13 -49.1 VailRsrt MTN 7.04 3.6 27 255.37 125.00 235 194.92 -18.7 Valaris VAL ... ... ... 8.33 .29 3264 .63 -90.4 Vale SA VALE .29e 2.4 22 13.67 6.49 24677 12.09 -8.4 ValeroE VLO 3.92f 6.6 16 101.99 31.00 4505 59.69 -36.3 Valhi s VHI .24m 2.2 8 27.84 9.02 19 10.93 Valmont VMI 1.80 1.4 19 154.86 82.60 166 124.63 -16.8 Valvoline VVV .45 2.2 ... 23.90 9.06 1049 21.02 -1.8 VantageEn VEI ... ... ... sVapothrm VAPO ... ... ...dd 51.84 6.86 771 53.80 +342.4 VarianMed VAR ... ... 34 150.06 89.62 1175 136.55 -3.8 VectorGp VGR .80m 9.2 13 14.42 7.92 659 8.68 -35.2 Vectrus VEC ... ... 18 59.24 28.90 65 45.59 -11.1 VedantaLtd VEDL 1.20e 20.5 ... 9.41 3.24 419 5.86 -32.1 VeevaSys VEEV ... ... ...cc 263.63 118.11 636 259.53 +84.5 VenatorM VNTR ... ... ... 4.31 1.12 243 1.82 -52.5 Ventas VTR 1.80m 4.6 35 75.40 13.35 2764 39.07 -32.3 Veoneer VNE ... ... ... 18.65 5.25 727 10.72 -31.4 Vereit VER .31m 4.6 ...cc 10.18 3.56 10237 6.63 -28.2 Vereit pf VERpF 1.68 6.5 ... 25.85 12.53 33 25.76 +1.0 Veritiv VRTV ... ... ...dd 24.66 5.70 118 16.43 -16.5 VerizonCm VZ 2.46 4.3 13 62.22 48.84 9339 57.45 -6.4 VermilnE g VET 1.38 ... ... 18.51 1.50 1043 4.33 -73.5 Verso Cp VRS .10 .8 ... 19.49 9.61 145 12.87 -28.6 VertivHl n VRT ... ... ... 15.05 4.75 1136 14.00 Vertiv wt VRT/WS ... ... ... Vertiv un VERT/U ... ... ... 18.14 5.80 14.35 +3.2 ViadCorp VVI .40 2.6 7 71.48 11.25 226 15.13 -77.6 VinceHlg VNCE ... ... 2 27.63 3.16 10 4.95 -71.4 Vipshop VIPS ... ... 21 23.08 6.17 2802 21.91 +54.6 VirgnGal SPCE ... ... ... 42.49 6.90 14181 22.97 +98.9 VirgGal wt SPCE/WS ... ... ... VirgGal un SPCE/U ... ... ... 51.94 7.30 18.00 +41.7 VirnetX VHC 1.00e ... ...dd 7.79 2.44 5.19 +59.3 ZweigTR ZTR .97 12.0 ...q 11.95 4.87 75 8.11 -28.9 VirtGblMSc VGI 1.87 16.6 ...q 13.99 6.80 33 11.26 -9.9 Visa V 1.20 .6 66 214.17 133.93 9468 198.58 +5.7 VishayInt VSH .38 2.4 ...cc 23.25 11.23 1212 15.82 -25.7 VishayPrc VPG ... ... 18 41.74 16.56 50 24.91 -26.7 VistaGold VGZ ... ... ...dd 1.32 .36 613 1.20 +65.5sVistaOutd VSTO ... ... 57 16.55 4.29 1392 17.01 +127.4 VistraEn VST .27 1.4 70 27.96 11.30 2510 18.87 -17.9 VivintSm n VVNT ... ... ... 32.00 8.51 164 16.02 VivntSm wt VVNT/WS ... ... ... VivintSolar VSLR ... ... ...cc 23.75 3.17 3798 20.00 +175.5 VMware VMW 26.81p ... 39 179.67 86.00 676 139.83 -7.9 VoceraCm VCRA ... ... ...dd 33.85 15.89 1183 31.44 +51.4 VolarisAv VLRS ... ... ... 13.45 2.94 218 5.47 -47.5 VolitionRX VNRX ... ... ... 6.84 2.22 266 3.30 -30.4 VoltInfoSci VOLT ... ... ...dd 4.65 .65 177 1.42 -42.7 Vornado VNO 2.64a 7.3 22 68.68 27.64 1548 36.23 -45.5 Vorndo pfK VNOpK 1.43 5.9 ... 25.94 13.05 21 24.15 -4.2 Vorndo pfL VNOpL 1.35 5.9 ... 25.83 12.37 17 22.94 -9.0 Vornad pfM VNOpM 1.31 5.8 ... 27.00 12.16 10 22.77 -10.8 Voxeljet VJET ... ... ... 2.37 .58 32 1.55 -24.4 VoyaAsPcD IAE 1.02 13.1 ...q 8.97 5.20 27 7.80 -8.2 VoyaEmHi IHD .92 13.9 ...q 8.32 4.56 23 6.62 -17.1 VoyaFincl VOYA .60e 1.2 17 63.81 29.75 994 49.97 -18.1 VoyaFn pfB VOYApB ... ... ... 29.48 12.94 15 26.74 -.9 VoyaGlAdv IGA 1.12 13.6 ...q 10.93 6.00 47 8.24 -21.4 VoyaGlbDv IGD .91 18.2 ...q 6.70 3.79 308 5.02 -18.9 VoyaInfra IDE 1.46 15.7 ...q 11.87 6.43 79 9.31 -19.1 VoyaIntHD IID .83 19.4 ...q 5.91 2.52 41 4.26 -21.2 VoyaPrRTr PPR .29 6.7 ...q 5.19 2.95 537 4.36 -13.0 VoyaNatRs IRR .81 32.2 ...q 4.85 1.35 73 2.51 -39.1 VulcanM VMC 1.36 1.1 26 152.49 65.56 870 121.08 -15.9W -W&T Off WTI .40 17.5 4 6.10 1.07 2169 2.29 -58.8 WEC Engy WEC 2.53 2.7 30 109.53 68.01 992 94.97 +3.0 WEX Inc WEX ... ... 33 236.52 71.12 582 170.27 -18.7 WNS Hldg WNS ... ... 33 75.86 34.26 132 62.95 -4.8 WP Carey WPC 4.16e 5.9 26 93.62 38.62 1747 70.80 -11.5 WPP plc WPP 3.91e 10.1 ... 70.80 27.18 144 38.71 -44.9 WPX Engy WPX ... ... ...dd 14.43 1.94 10697 5.98 -56.5 Wabash WNC .32 2.5 9 16.68 6.26 1157 13.02 -11.4 Wabtec WAB .48 .7 20 81.75 35.07 1039 65.28 -16.1 WaddellR WDR 1.00 6.7 10 18.33 9.87 1151 14.85 -11.2 WalMart WMT 2.16f 1.7 75 134.13 102.00 4737 130.69 +10.0 WalkerDun WD 1.44f 2.8 8 79.74 24.55 105 51.05 -21.1 WarrMet HCC .20 ... 1 26.50 9.46 455 16.45 -22.1 WashPrGp WPG .50m 62.5 2 4.69 .56 1710 .80 -78.0 WashPr pfH WPGpH 1.88 25.7 ... 22.98 3.78 7 7.30 -66.2 WashPr pfI WPGpI 1.72 23.8 ... 21.35 3.66 6 7.22 -62.8 WREIT WRE 1.20 5.3 22 32.22 18.01 732 22.49 -22.9 WasteCon WCN .74e ... 37 105.17 70.87 624 101.50 +11.8 WsteMInc WM 2.18 2.0 23 126.79 85.34 1464 109.65 -3.8 Waters WAT ... ... 28 245.68 154.39 686 216.52 -7.3sWatsco WSO 6.40 2.7 44 232.30 132.97 274 234.59 +30.2 WatscoB WSO/B 5.00f 2.2 48 230.27 139.00 230.27 +26.9 WattsWtr WTS .92 1.1 26 114.45 69.02 79 85.96 -13.8sWayfair W ... ... ...dd 234.37 21.70 1716 241.85 +167.6 WebsterFn WBS 1.60 5.8 7 54.04 18.16 458 27.54 -48.4 WbstFn pfF WBSpF ... ... ... 23.94 -2.7 Weidai WEI ... ... ... 8.29 1.01 47 1.10 -64.6 WeinRlt WRI .72m 4.1 6 32.17 12.21 1071 17.62 -43.6 WeisMk WMK 1.24 2.4 12 59.39 32.44 52 52.55 +29.8 Welbilt WBT ... ... ... 19.81 3.17 822 6.60 -57.7 WellsF pfL WFCpL 75.00 5.6 ... 1575.18 1012.10 95 1347.00 -7.1 WellsF pfN WFCpN 1.30 5.2 ... 25.86 17.51 50 25.06 -1.9 WellsF pfO WFCpO 1.28 5.1 ... 25.80 17.46 51 25.05 -1.6 WellsF pfP WFCpP 1.31 5.2 ... 25.77 17.76 32 25.00 -1.8 WellsF pfQ WFCpQ 1.46 5.8 ... 27.89 16.08 559 25.34 -7.5 WellsF pfR WFCpR 1.66 6.2 ... 29.56 20.01 458 26.84 -6.9 WellsF pfT WFCpT 1.50 5.8 ... 26.17 22.51 8 25.92 +1.8 WellsFargo WFC .40m 1.6 6 54.75 22.00 31407 25.78 -52.1 WellsF pfZ WFCpZ ... ... ... 25.60 15.73 518 24.17 -4.1 WellsF pfY WFCpY ... ... ... 27.15 17.28 61 25.72 -3.6 WellsF pfX WFCpX ... ... ... 26.53 17.46 71 25.42 -2.6 WellsF pfW WFCpW ... ... ... 26.58 17.25 37 25.52 -2.4 WellsF pfV WFCpV ... ... ... 26.77 19.21 77 25.75 -.9 EvgGlbDiv EOD .54m 12.2 ...q 5.86 2.92 50 4.44 -21.6 WFAdvInco EAD .82 11.0 ...q 8.69 4.76 174 7.39 -12.2 WFAdMSec ERC 1.16 10.3 ...q 13.35 6.94 103 11.30 -12.3 WFAdUtlHi ERH .90 7.0 ...q 15.97 7.51 48 12.81 -8.2 Welltower WELL 2.44e 4.5 13 93.17 24.27 2861 54.69 -33.1 Wesco Intl WCC ... ... 12 61.32 13.52 737 40.43 -31.9 WestPhrm WST .64 .2 ...cc 273.78 124.53 418 269.62 +79.4 WstnAlliB WAL ... ... 9 58.94 20.90 459 37.01 -35.1 WstnAll56 WALA 1.56 6.1 ... 27.04 12.88 23 25.37 -2.3 WstACpLn TLI .87 9.5 ...q 10.27 5.31 19 9.13 -7.9 WAstEMkt EMD .84 6.6 ...q 15.08 8.01 440 12.80 -10.3 WsADefOp GDO 1.36 7.9 ...q 18.42 11.10 34 17.16 -5.9 WAstGlbHi EHI 1.16 11.8 ...q 10.44 6.15 99 9.79 -2.3 WstAstHI2 HIX .80 13.4 ...q 7.12 3.55 308 6.57 -2.5 WAHiInOp HIO .43 8.7 ...q 5.28 3.00 277 4.89 -3.6 WAstHYOp HYI 1.32 9.2 ...q 16.46 9.74 19 14.39 -8.1 WstnAsst PAI .69 4.4 ...q 17.79 11.17 22 15.79 +1.7 WstnAsInt SBI .48 5.4 ...q 9.77 7.31 16 8.87 -2.3 WAstDefOp IGI 1.20 5.3 ...q 23.10 15.05 17 22.63 -1.2 WAMgdMu MMU .78 6.2 ...q 15.44 8.97 50 12.51 -6.1 WstAstMtg WMC 1.24 55.9 2 11.30 1.37 628 2.22 -78.5 WAMtDOp DMO 2.82a 19.7 ...q 22.59 10.34 50 14.30 -29.6 WA MunDef MTT 1.01a 4.9 ...q 22.50 16.00 27 20.41 -2.4 WstAMunHi MHF .34 4.6 ...q 8.05 5.58 13 7.26 -4.2 WAMunPrt MNP .87 5.9 ...q 15.82 11.32 14 14.79 -3.0 WAstBdF WEA 1.08 7.7 ...q 14.89 9.05 13 14.00 -4.4 WstAVari GFY .93 5.8 ...q 17.14 10.88 6 16.03 -4.1sWAstInfSc WIA .38 3.0 ...q 12.74 8.99 20 12.75 +4.9 WAstInfOpp WIW .40 3.6 ...q 11.96 8.24 102 11.30 -2.1 WstC&G gs WRN ... ... ... 1.53 .31 273 1.23 +49.1 WstnMids WES 2.24m 24.6 6 30.74 2.90 1547 9.86 -49.9 WstnRef wi WNR ... ... ... WstnUnion WU .90 3.7 13 28.45 17.39 10696 24.15 -9.8 WestlkChm WLK 1.05 1.8 6 75.65 28.99 380 57.32 -18.3 WestlkCLP WLKP 1.89f 9.4 12 26.48 10.31 15 20.01 -24.3 WestpacBk WBK 1.52e 11.8 ... 20.56 7.98 200 12.85 -24.3 WestRck WRK .80m 2.6 9 44.39 21.50 1827 30.26 -29.5 WestwdH WHG 1.72m 14.0 3 32.76 10.50 38 12.26 -58.6 Weyerhsr WY 1.36 4.8 21 31.58 13.10 5823 28.35 -6.1 WheatPr g WPM .27e ... 69 57.23 18.66 2727 54.85 +84.4 Whrlpl WHR 4.80 3.0 ...dd 166.06 64.00 772 162.57 +10.2 WhtMtIns WTM 1.00 .1 69 1168.21 629.21 8 871.10 -21.9 WhiteWB wi WWAV/B/WI ... ... ... WhitestnR WSR 1.14 16.7 17 14.65 4.71 188 6.83 -49.5 WhitngPet WLL ... ... ...dd 18.62 .25 9393 .84 -88.5 WidOpW WOW ... ... ... 8.12 2.95 301 5.78 -22.1 WidePoint WYY ... ... ...dd .99 .28 5516 .72 +80.9 WileyJA JW/A 1.32 3.8 12 50.05 30.42 268 35.14 -27.6 WileyJB JW/B 1.32 3.7 12 49.41 30.44 0 35.41 -26.9 WmsCos WMB 1.60 8.1 8 26.28 8.41 9819 19.77 -16.7 WmsSon WSM 1.92 2.2 26 88.31 26.01 910 85.60 +16.6 Winnbgo WGO .44 .7 18 72.65 16.94 750 63.04 +19.0 Wipro WIT ... ... ... 4.24 2.52 1571 4.17 +11.2 WirelessT WTT ... ... ...dd 1.60 .71 20 1.15 -19.6 WolvWW WWW .40 1.6 18 34.70 12.19 550 24.91 -26.2 WooriFn WF ... ... ... 34.40 15.54 34 21.63 -28.5 Workiva WK ... ... 49 64.11 22.01 223 55.76 +32.6 WorldFuel INT .40 1.7 11 44.37 20.04 249 23.92 -44.9 WldW Ent WWE .48 1.1 86 76.44 29.10 546 44.56 -31.3 Worthgtn WOR 1.00f 2.6 15 44.69 19.28 297 38.17 -9.5 WyndhamD WYND 2.00 6.8 5 53.13 13.74 623 29.29 -43.3 WyndHtR WH .32m .7 ... 63.66 14.50 1457 45.81 -27.1X-Y-ZX Finl XYF ... ... ... 3.83 .69 36 .82 -51.2 XAI Oct XFLT ... ... ... 9.40 3.67 29 6.11 -24.5 XPO Logis XPO ... ... 33 100.18 38.47 1945 84.08 +5.5 XeniaHtls XHR 1.10 12.8 5 22.39 6.15 527 8.60 -60.2 XeroxHld XRX 1.00 6.3 ...cc 39.47 14.22 5765 15.86 -57.0 XinyuanRE XIN .05m 2.4 3 4.43 1.93 30 2.06 -45.5 XtantMd XTNT ... ... ...dd 3.50 .55 82 1.02 -36.3 Xylem XYL 1.04 1.3 32 89.34 54.62 1196 77.17 -2.1 YETI Hl YETI ... ... ...cc 47.96 15.28 1268 46.81 +34.6 YPF Soc YPF .11e 1.7 ... 17.05 2.25 1072 6.47 -44.1 Yamana g AUY .06f .9 ...dd 6.88 2.23 25971 6.65 +68.4 Yelp YELP ... ... 55 39.37 12.89 685 24.27 -30.3 Yext YEXT ... ... ... 22.65 8.56 508 16.63 +15.3 YirenDig YRD ... ... 2 11.46 2.83 32 3.62 -34.8 YumBrnds YUM 1.88 2.0 34 119.72 54.95 2778 94.83 -5.9 Yum China YUMC ... ... ... 54.68 38.33 2295 53.75 +12.0 ZTO Exp ZTO ... ... ... 38.99 17.16 1347 36.37 +55.8 Zedge ZDGE ... ... ... 2.10 .66 6 1.43 -7.1sZendesk ZEN ... ... ...dd 97.67 50.23 2106 99.32 +29.6 ZimmerBio ZBH .96 .7 27 161.11 74.37 1111 1 39.58 -6.7sZoetis ZTS .80 .5 68 147.80 90.14 1059 147.59 +11.5 Zomedica ZOM ... ... ... .50 .11 42003 .17 -50.2 Zuora ZUO ... ... ... 16.59 6.21 705 11.56 -19.3 NYSE Ticker 52-week Vol YTD Name Symbol Div Yield PE High Low 1000s Last %Chg Ticker 52-week Vol YTD Name Symbol Div Yield PE High Low 1000s Last %Chg Ticker 52-week Vol YTD Name Symbol Div Yield PE High Low 1000s Last %Chg Continued from previous page Continued on next page MONEY & MARKET$Page6 www.sunnewspapers.net The Sun/Thursday, July 30, 2020 A -:sA-MarkPM AMRK .32 1.3 ...cc 25.05 7.47 14 24.36 +194.6 AAON AAON .38f .6 63 60.00 40.48 211 59.10 +19.6 AC Immun ACIU ... ... ... 13.00 4.07 843 6.63 -22.2tACE Con un ACEVU ... ... ... 10.33 10.20 1154 10.18 -.6 ACI Wwde ACIW ... ... 32 39.37 20.03 532 27.78 -26.7 ACM Rsc ACMR ... ... ...cc 93.49 12.51 226 89.28 +383.9 ACNB Cp ACNB 1.00 4.5 12 37.90 20.05 12 22.36 -40.9 ADiTx Th n ADTX ... ... ... 7.08 2.83 235 3.83 -24.3 AGBA Aq AGBA ... ... ... 10.71 9.86 0 10.32 +2.2 AGBA Aq rt AGBAR ... ... ... 1.16 .08 0 .18 -17.7 AGNC Inv AGNC 1.44 10.5 ...dd 19.65 6.25 9121 13.77 -22.1 AGNC pfC AGNCN 1.75 7.4 ... 26.54 10.00 27 23.55 -9.2 AGNC pfD AGNCM 1.72 7.6 ... 26.27 10.05 19 22.65 -12.1 AGNC pfF AGNCP 1.53 6.9 ... 25.05 8.80 35 22.08 -11.3 ALJ Reg h ALJJ ... ... ... 1.93 .28 92 .63 -45.2 AMAG Ph AMAG ... ... ...dd 13.53 4.41 343 9.98 -18.0 AMC Net AMCX ... ... 3 54.68 19.62 516 23.41 -40.7 AMCI Ac AMCI ... ... ...dd 10.92 9.85 43 10.30 +1.8 AMCI Ac un AMCIU ... ... ...dd 12.49 9.90 10.71 +3.1 ANGI Hme ANGI ... ... ... 17.05 4.10 3357 15.14 +78.7 ANI Ph h ANIP ... ... 28 86.96 25.23 96 29.58 -52.0 ARCAbio ABIO ... ... ... 22.00 2.21 904 6.90 +20.8 ASLAN ASLN ... ... ...dd 8.18 .35 72 1.66 -18.2 ASML Hld ASML 2.63e .7 74 402.87 191.25 1446 364.62 +23.2 ATA Cre h AACG ... ... 1 2.68 .61 70 1.07 -21.7 ATN Intl ATNI .68 1.2 ...cc 79.64 37.01 39 57.60 +4.0 AXT Inc AXTI ... ... 78 5.99 1.85 724 4.68 +7.5 Ayro rs AYRO ... ... ... 8.75 1.80 3188 4.48 +1.8 AbeonaTh ABEO ... ... ...dd 5.19 1.35 690 2.77 -15.3sAbiomed ABMD ... ... 67 301.11 119.01 299 299.10 +75.3 Abraxas h AXAS ... ... ... .91 .09 3122 .21 -40.5 AcaciaC ACIA ... ... 52 69.13 60.62 226 67.50 -.5 AcaciaTc ACTG .50 12.2 ...dd 4.46 1.75 200 4.09 +53.8 AcadiaHlt ACHC ... ... 14 35.30 11.09 614 30.09 -9.4 AcadiaPh ACAD ... ... ...dd 58.72 23.13 1109 42.53 -.6 AcamrPrt ACAM ... ... ... 10.50 9.50 130 10.32 +3.3 Acamar un ACAMU ... ... ... 11.65 9.66 1 11.00 +8.1 Acasti g ACST ... ... ...dd 3.08 .25 836 .64 -74.1 AccelrDiag AXDX ... ... ...dd 22.13 4.53 474 14.98 -11.4 Acceleron XLRN ... ... ...dd 110.75 37.60 508 100.56 +89.7sAccolade n ACCD ... ... ... 35.97 28.68 169 35.50 +18.3 Accuray ARAY ... ... ...dd 4.68 1.33 267 2.27 -19.5 AcelRx ACRX ... ... ...dd 2.80 .70 727 1.18 -44.1 AcerTh ACER ... ... ... 7.25 1.08 826 4.01 AchvLfS ACHV ... ... ...dd 2.51 .23 88786 .70 +31.5 AclarisTh ACRS ... ... ...dd 3.34 .70 627 2.17 +14.8 AcordaTh ACOR ... ... 1 7.13 .65 3658 .67 -67.2 ActivsBliz ATVI .41f .5 25 82.67 44.91 2957 81.20 +36.7 AdamasPh ADMS ... ... ...dd 7.78 1.90 141 2.50 -34.0sAdamisP h ADMP ... ... ...dd 1.44 .27 48080 1.45 +107.1 Adaptim ADAP ... ... ... 13.40 .71 599 8.97 +647.5 AdaptBio ADPT ... ... ...dd 55.12 15.19 1006 38.39 +28.3 AddexTh n ADXN ... ... ... 13.50 6.19 1 8.56 -36.6 AddusHmC ADUS ... ... 71 104.56 43.13 89 96.93 -.3 ADDvtgTch AEY ... ... ...dd 6.49 1.50 163 2.17 -11.8 AdialPh ADIL ... ... ...dd 3.17 1.00 1783 1.75 -27.4 AdmaBio ADMA ... ... ...dd 5.48 1.45 2578 2.84 -29.0 AdobeInc ADBE ... ... 90 470.61 255.13 1489 436.30 +32.3 Adtran ADTN .36 2.9 62 12.89 4.80 185 12.39 +25.3 AduroBio ADRO ... ... ...dd 4.04 .90 898 2.77 +134.7 AdvEmis ADES 1.00 22.8 1 15.34 4.32 87 4.38 -58.3 AdvEnId AEIS ... ... 31 78.49 33.38 243 69.39 -2.5sAMD AMD ... ... ...cc 71.63 27.43 132752 76.09 +65.9 Advaxis h ADXS ... ... ... 1.48 .21 633 .60 -30.1 AdverumBi ADVM ... ... ...dd 26.98 4.96 650 16.85 +46.3 Aegion AEGN ... ... 23 23.65 11.40 92 17.25 -22.9 AegleaBio AGLE ... ... ...dd 11.38 3.50 110 6.96 -8.9 AehrTest h AEHR ... ... ...dd 2.78 1.10 26 2.07 +3.5 Aemetis h AMTX ... ... ...dd 1.72 .37 416 1.03 +24.1 AeriePhm AERI ... ... ...dd 26.26 10.80 793 11.87 -50.9 AeroViron AVAV ... ... 31 80.77 45.00 130 77.69 +25.8 AesthMd n AIH ... ... ... 10.66 4.42 41 4.85 -24.5 AEtern g AEZS ... ... ...dd 2.57 .37 1912 .47 -48.1 AethMd hrs AEMD ... ... ...dd 5.18 .76 259 1.96 +103.5 AffimedNV AFMD ... ... ...dd 4.91 1.42 986 3.59 +31.0 Afya Ltd AFYA ... ... ... 34.87 13.98 216 25.86 -4.6 Agenus AGEN ... ... ...dd 4.79 1.82 2954 2.98 -26.8 AgileThra AGRX ... ... ...dd 4.76 .35 1066 2.44 -2.4 Agilysys AGYS ... ... ...dd 37.17 12.61 425 21.53 -15.3 AgiosPhm AGIO ... ... ...dd 56.75 27.77 755 49.40 +3.5 Agora n API ... ... ... 68.45 35.75 1191 41.67 -17.5 AgroFresh AGFS ... ... 8 4.20 1.00 71 2.48 -3.9 AgroFr wt AGFSW ... ... ... .50 AileronTh ALRN ... ... ... 1.99 .25 195 .92 +60.6 Aimmune AIMT ... ... ...dd 37.00 10.09 1309 13.80 -58.8 AirT Inc AIRT ... ... ...dd 24.50 9.06 0 12.70 -37.0 AirT pf rs AIRTP ... ... ... 27.40 18.01 21.45 -14.9 AirTrnsp ATSG ... ... 43 25.60 13.20 336 24.18 +3.1 AirNet ANTE ... ... ... 1.83 .63 29 .86 -13.8 Airgain AIRG ... ... 81 13.45 5.63 86 12.96 +21.2 AkamaiT AKAM ... ... 43 116.39 75.18 3852 110.68 +28.1 AkariTh AKTX ... ... ... 3.35 .87 270 1.97 +12.6 AkceaTh AKCA ... ... ... 23.98 8.00 195 11.66 -31.2 AkebiaTher AKBA ... ... ...dd 13.71 2.99 759 11.76 +86.1 Akerna KERN ... ... ...dd 13.50 3.16 44 6.43 -23.7 Akerna wt KERNW ... ... ... AkersB hrs AKER ... ... ...dd 16.32 1.55 290 4.97 +55.3 Akous n AKUS ... ... ... 24.08 19.00 110 20.30 -7.7 Akoustis AKTS ... ... ... 9.40 3.76 482 8.25 +3.1 Alarm.cm ALRM ... ... 76 74.66 32.00 249 68.97 +60.5 AlaskCom ALSK .09e 4.0 17 2.86 1.44 213 2.27 +28.2 AlbertAc ALAC ... ... ... 11.00 10.10 1 10.70 +3.4 AlbertAc un ALACU ... ... ... 13.88 10.01 10.69 +.3 AlbertAc rt ALACR ... ... ... 1.86 .05 0 .21 -12.5 Albireo ALBO ... ... ... 31.50 11.26 77 25.55 +.5 AldeyraTh ALDX ... ... ... 8.05 1.48 1190 6.33 +9.0 Alector ALEC ... ... ...dd 35.93 13.64 7813 16.31 -5.3 AlerusFn n ALRS .60 3.0 ... 23.58 15.05 23 19.98 -12.6 Alexion lf ALXN ... ... 16 125.52 72.67 1258 104.60 -3.3 Alico ALCO .36 1.1 8 38.25 22.55 18 31.66 -11.6 AlignTech ALGN ... ... 58 326.36 127.88 817 300.24 +7.6 AlimerSc s ALIM ... ... ...dd 14.23 2.86 13 6.06 -20.1 AlkalWatr WTER ... ... ... 2.80 .40 913 2.06 +62.2 Alkermes ALKS ... ... ...dd 23.50 11.98 2461 18.91 -7.3 AlkidoP h AIKI ... ... ...dd 5.52 .48 2982 1.14 -13.6 Allakos ALLK ... ... ...dd 139.99 30.32 347 79.56 -16.6 AllgnceBc ABTX .40 1.6 13 38.95 20.88 46 24.35 -35.2 AllegiantT ALGT 2.80 2.4 8 183.26 60.06 264 114.79 -34.0 AllenaPh ALNA ... ... ... 6.30 .53 1468 1.27 -53.5 AllnceRes ARLP 1.60m 46.9 1 17.69 2.70 378 3.41 -68.5 AlliantEg s LNT 1.52 2.8 27 60.28 37.66 641 54.01 -1.3 AllEsports AESE ... ... ... 10.30 .40 94 2.14 -17.7 AldHlPrd AHPI ... ... ...dd 45.00 .92 755 10.89 +795.6 AlliedMot AMOT .12 .3 30 49.98 19.00 24 37.77 -22.1 Allogene ALLO ... ... ...dd 55.00 17.43 517 37.74 +45.3 Allot ALLT ... ... ...dd 13.05 6.44 127 11.72 +37.9 AllscriptH MDRX ... ... 5 11.82 4.56 839 7.43 -24.3 AlnylamP ALNY ... ... ...dd 167.33 69.11 426 150.56 +30.7 AlphaOmg AOSL ... ... 18 14.50 5.82 55 10.22 -25.0 Alphabet C GOOG ... ... 38 1586.99 1013.54 1105 1522.02 +13.8 Alphabet A GOOGL ... ... 46 1587.05 1008.87 1132 1523.51 +13.7 Alphatc ATEC ... ... ...dd 7.93 2.19 192 5.08 -28.4 AlpImmu ALPN .20p ... ...dd 15.00 2.05 140 10.05 +161.7 AltaMsa wt AMRW ... ... ... 2.02 Altabancp ALTA .56 2.7 18 31.27 13.55 23 20.52 -31.9 Altair A ALTR ... ... ...dd 43.02 23.04 383 40.46 +12.7 AlterityT h ATHE ... ... ... 2.35 .28 81 1.52 +94.9 Altimm ALT ... ... ...dd 35.10 1.51 2089 22.52 +1091.5Altisrce ASPS ... ... 1 23.58 6.00 93 14.82 -23.3 AltraIndlM AIMC .16 .4 18 38.43 12.00 474 36.60 +1.1 AltusMid rs ALTM ... ... ... 73.60 9.40 56 12.70 -77.8 ALX Onco n ALXO ... ... ... 37.58 28.01 71 31.65 +5.5 AmalBk AMAL .32 2.6 12 20.00 7.90 86 12.48 -35.8 Amarin AMRN ... ... ... 26.12 3.95 4242 6.45 -69.9 Amazon AMZN ... ... ...cc 3344.29 1626.03 2950 3033.53 +64.2 Ambarella AMBA ... ... ...dd 73.59 36.02 193 44.54 -26.5 Amdocs DOX 1.31 2.1 17 77.29 44.05 515 61.25 -15.2sAmedisys AMED ... ... 73 221.88 121.00 339 228.82 +37.1 AMERCO UHAL 1.50e ... 9 426.50 222.34 40 320.81 -14.6 AmerHl wt AMRHW ... ... ... .84 AmeriHl rs AMRH ... ... ... 8.50 .63 3845 1.88 -16.8 AFMulti ATAX .24m 6.1 6 8.18 3.52 154 3.94 -48.8 AmCarM CRMT ... ... 24 129.70 35.18 54 98.92 -9.8 AmAirlines AAL .40 3.5 4 31.67 8.25 51982 11.40 -60.3 AmFinTr AFIN .85 11.2 ...dd 15.18 4.20 406 7.62 -42.5 AmFnTr pf AFINP 1.88 8.2 ... 26.15 6.81 34 22.97 -7.3 AmerNtl AMNB 1.08 4.7 12 40.57 18.53 59 22.80 -42.4 AmNatIns ANAT 3.28 4.7 9 126.97 63.93 70.53 -40.1 AmPubEd APEI ... ... 31 34.63 18.47 47 30.63 +11.8 AmRsCp AREC ... ... ... 3.23 .32 41 1.33 +110.3 AmrRvr AMRB .28 2.8 19 16.43 8.00 1 9.97 -33.0 ASoft lf AMSWA .44 2.7 48 21.48 9.05 72 16.28 +9.4 AmSupr AMSC ... ... ...dd 9.99 4.40 181 9.70 +23.5 AmVirtCl AVCT ... ... ... 11.25 1.45 257 4.33 -59.3 AmVirtC wt AVCTW ... ... ... .51 AWoodmk AMWD ... ... 10 117.70 35.30 133 81.94 -21.6 AmerisBc ABCB .60 2.5 8 44.90 17.12 357 24.09 -43.4 Amerisafe AMSF 1.08 1.7 8 80.65 48.02 78 64.09 -2.9 AmrSvFin ASRV .10 3.3 ... 4.30 2.36 15 3.00 -28.6 AmSvFn pf ASRVP 2.11 7.4 ... 30.45 22.76 0 28.36 +2.8 AmesNatl ATLO 1.00f 5.0 10 29.30 17.25 12 19.81 -29.4 Amgen AMGN 6.40 2.6 20 264.97 174.27 3287 248.85 +3.2 AmicusTh FOLD ... ... ... 16.13 6.25 4157 14.52 +49.1 AmkorTch AMKR ... ... 64 15.80 5.40 2131 14.16 +8.9 Amphastar AMPH ... ... ... 22.85 12.33 204 20.29 +5.2 AmplitHl n AMHC ... ... ... 10.25 9.45 493 10.12 +3.1 AmplitH wt AMHCW ... ... ... sAmplitH un AMHCU ... ... ... 10.50 9.29 13 10.60 +5.2 AmtechSys ASYS ... ... ... 7.96 3.55 20 5.15 -28.1 Amyris h AMRS ... ... ...dd 6.07 1.40 1286 4.34 +40.5 AmytPhr n AMYT ... ... ... 15.50 10.06 12 11.33 +.7 AnPacBio n ANPC ... ... ... 12.18 5.03 362 7.18 -36.2 AnalogDev ADI 2.24 1.9 30 127.39 79.08 3944 117.53 -1.1 Anaptys ANAB ... ... ... 56.72 10.00 141 18.66 +14.8 Anavex rs AVXL ... ... ...dd 6.31 2.20 453 4.48 +73.0 Anchiano ANCN ... ... ... 3.58 .51 17 .91 -35.3 Andersons ANDE .70 4.8 38 28.82 10.00 142 14.66 -42.0 AndinaIII ANDA ... ... ... 10.60 9.80 16 10.22 +.7 AndinIII un ANDAU ... ... ... 12.00 10.01 11.00 +4.2 AndinIII rt ANDAR ... ... ... .70 .06 6 .36 +28.6 AngioDyn ANGO ... ... 13 21.08 7.48 277 8.65 -46.0 AnikaTh ANIK ... ... 18 75.71 22.01 93 36.28 -30.0 AnixaB hrs ANIX ... ... ...dd 4.97 1.33 405 2.67 -18.6sAnnexon n ANNX ... ... ... 19.00 15.33 175 18.76 +5.6 Ansys ANSS ... ... 85 310.05 186.81 360 306.05 +18.9 AntaresP ATRS ... ... 53 5.13 1.60 525 2.65 -43.6 pdvWirelss ATEX ... ... ...dd 57.75 29.38 79 42.66 -1.3 Apache APA .10m .7 9 33.77 3.80 8337 13.65 -46.7 Apellis APLS ... ... ... 45.04 16.85 638 27.14 -11.4 ApexGl hrs APEX ... ... ...dd 2.37 .26 384 .66 -14.9 ApexTc n APXT ... ... ... 10.99 9.13 112 10.70 +8.4 ApexTc un APXTU ... ... ... 12.22 9.60 0 11.37 +8.6 Aphria APHA ... ... ... 7.60 1.95 26067 4.85 -7.1 ApogeeE APOG .75 3.3 15 46.70 13.77 154 22.72 -30.1 ApollEnd APEN ... ... ... 3.79 1.24 44 1.71 -40.2 ApollInv AINV 1.80 18.5 ... 18.33 5.20 463 9.71 -44.4 ApolMed AMEH ... ... ...cc 23.26 9.27 29 17.05 -7.4 AppFolio APPF ... ... ...cc 180.56 81.01 86 140.24 +27.5 Appian A APPN ... ... ... 64.72 29.07 383 51.44 +34.6 Apple Inc AAPL 3.28f .9 35 399.82 192.58 22455 380.16 +29.5 AplDNA hrs APDN ... ... ...dd 19.69 2.52 807 8.87 +111.7 AppGenTc AGTC ... ... ...dd 10.42 2.29 326 5.19 +14.8 ApldMatl AMAT .88 1.4 19 69.44 36.64 4607 63.25 +3.6 ApplMol n AMTI ... ... ... 31.84 17.05 221 20.92 +16.4 ApldOptoel AAOI ... ... ...dd 15.98 5.00 760 13.53 +13.9 AppliedT APLT ... ... ...dd 57.39 8.50 322 25.31 -7.2 ApreaTh n APRE ... ... ... 53.11 15.10 99 27.95 -39.1 Aptevo hrs APVO ... ... ... 14.28 2.94 116 8.34 -9.1 Aptinyx APTX ... ... ...dd 5.28 1.60 232 3.69 +7.9 AptormG APM ... ... ... 22.58 1.66 403 3.72 -76.5 AptoseB g APTO ... ... ...dd 9.25 1.82 1300 4.93 -13.1 ApyxMed APYX ... ... ...dd 8.59 2.81 86 4.98 -41.1 AquaMetal h AQMS ... ... ...dd 2.14 .33 217 1.04 +37.7 AquaB Tc AQB ... ... ...dd 4.55 1.52 160 3.47 +59.9 AquestTh AQST ... ... ... 10.00 1.41 328 5.14 -11.8 Aravive ARAV ... ... ... 15.62 3.34 519 6.19 -54.7 ArbutusB g ABUS ... ... ...dd 9.02 .82 9344 4.04 +45.3 ArcBest ARCB .32 1.0 9 33.53 13.54 374 31.00 +12.3 ArcadBio rs RKDA ... ... ... 10.20 1.82 115 3.50 -36.1 ArchCap ACGL ... ... 10 48.32 20.93 1513 30.86 -28.0 ArchCap pfF ACGLO 1.36 5.2 ... 26.90 15.25 22 25.95 +.6 ArchC pfE ACGLP 1.31 5.2 ... 26.13 16.13 59 25.33 -.6 ArchrkPtrs APLP 1.14 7.5 ...cc 15.30 Arcimot h FUV ... ... ... 8.89 .97 646 5.72 +255.3 ArcoPlat ARCE ... ... ...dd 59.49 29.09 187 44.35 +.3 ArcturusT ARCT ... ... ... 63.45 8.51 2500 53.17 +389.1 ArcutisB n ARQT ... ... ... 40.88 17.10 62 27.56 +26.4 Ardelyx ARDX ... ... ... 8.81 2.10 498 5.87 -21.8 ArenaPh ARNA ... ... 5 69.75 32.95 320 60.76 +33.8 AresCap ARCC 1.60a 11.5 7 19.33 7.90 1343 13.91 -25.4 Argenx ARGX ... ... ...dd 272.74 103.75 256 249.48 +55.4 AridisPh ARDS ... ... ... 12.40 3.80 2 6.94 +56.0 ArkRst ARKR 1.00 9.9 8 23.60 7.19 4 10.11 -55.0 ArrowFn AROW 1.04b 3.7 11 38.31 20.79 44 27.76 -26.6 ArrowPhm ARWR ... ... ...dd 73.72 19.51 731 44.30 -30.2 ArteloBi wt ARTLW ... ... ... ArteloBio ARTL ... ... ... 4.42 .61 96 1.11 -58.9 ArtesRes ARTNA 1.00 2.7 25 39.60 30.01 19 36.39 -2.2 ArtsWay ARTW .05 2.2 ...dd 4.37 1.75 10 2.27 +28.2 Arvinas ARVN ... ... ...dd 61.57 15.19 211 32.98 -19.7 ARYA Sc un ARYBU ... ... ... 13.46 10.50 18 12.00 +11.2 AscenaR rs ASNA ... ... ... 12.60 .57 3149 .81 -89.4 Ascendis ASND ... ... ... 158.93 90.06 298 137.29 -1.3 AsiaPWire APWC .08e 6.6 ... 2.16 .89 50 1.21 -12.3 AspenGp ASPU ... ... ... 10.75 3.62 110 9.08 +13.5 AspenTech AZPN ... ... 24 142.89 73.07 257 97.06 -19.7 AspiraWm AWH ... ... ...dd 5.78 .35 256 4.30 +430.9 AssembBio ASMB ... ... ...dd 27.84 8.13 481 22.03 +7.7 AssertThr ASRT ... ... ...dd 3.55 .55 .80 -36.3 AstaFd lf ASFI 5.30e ... ... 12.97 6.51 1 12.97 +25.6 Astec ASTE .44 1.0 19 49.18 25.17 80 45.84 +9.1 AstroNova ALOT .28 4.0 14 24.61 5.29 6 7.00 -49.0 Astronics ATRO ... ... 8 38.04 6.99 168 8.81 -68.5 Astrotch ASTC ... ... ...dd 7.75 .98 178 2.77 +53.9 AsureSftw h ASUR ... ... ...dd 9.54 4.30 57 6.31 -22.9 AtaraBioth ATRA ... ... ...dd 19.36 4.52 756 12.74 -22.6 Athenex ATNX ... ... ... 19.00 5.63 381 10.81 -29.2 Athersys ATHX ... ... ...dd 4.38 1.13 4005 2.59 +110.6 AtlanAmer AAME .02 1.1 ...dd 3.48 1.46 11 1.87 -5.1 AtlCapBc ACBI ... ... 9 20.21 8.89 47 10.54 -42.6 AtlUnion AUB 1.00 4.2 13 40.20 18.55 264 23.60 -37.2sAtlUn pfA AUBAP 1.72 6.7 ... 25.37 22.05 109 25.50 +4.9 AtlanticaS AY 1.57e 5.2 45 32.50 17.74 486 30.19 +14.4 Atlanticus ATLC ... ... ... 18.37 4.65 11 8.22 -8.8sAtlasAir AAWW ... ... 7 51.00 14.97 505 51.15 +85.5 AtlasFin AFH ... ... ...dd 2.45 .31 284 .53 +22.7 AtlasTech ATCX ... ... ... 11.38 8.42 10.08 -.8 AtlasTc wt ATCXW ... ... ... Atlassian TEAM ... ... ...dd 198.41 107.00 895 187.11 +55.5 Atomera ATOM ... ... ...dd 11.50 2.53 536 10.78 +250.0 AtossaTh ATOS ... ... ...dd 4.69 .76 1328 4.35 +177.1 Atreca BCEL ... ... ...dd 29.35 9.51 461 13.12 -15.2 AtriCure ATRC ... ... ...dd 51.76 22.57 945 42.38 +30.4 Atrion ATRI 6.20 1.0 47 846.15 579.00 7 625.01 -16.8 aTyrPh LIFE ... ... ... 7.62 2.13 46 4.07 -2.4 AubNB AUBN 1.02 2.1 20 65.55 22.51 3 48.57 -8.4 AudioEye AEYE ... ... ...dd 16.00 1.94 54 14.66 +212.6 AudCodes AUDC .56e ... 57 44.94 9.00 1840 37.02 +44.1 AuriniaPh AUPH ... ... ...dd 21.93 3.52 3616 13.19 -34.9 AuroraMob JG ... ... ... 5.58 1.43 183 1.76 -40.3 AutoWeb AUTO ... ... 4 3.56 .50 109 1.31 -47.0 Autodesk ADSK ... ... ...dd 251.39 125.38 503 238.61 +30.1 Autolus AUTL ... ... ... 17.19 3.00 196 13.20 AutoData ADP 3.64 2.7 37 182.32 103.11 5228 137.12 -19.6 AvadelPh AVDL ... ... ...dd 13.49 1.82 412 8.20 +8.6 AvalGlb AVCO ... ... ... 2.65 .50 92 1.61 -16.6 AveThera ATXI ... ... ...dd 11.83 4.96 73 10.65 +10.9 AVEO hrs AVEO ... ... ... 11.20 2.23 376 4.31 -30.9 AviatNet AVNW ... ... ...dd 22.49 7.10 23 20.82 +48.2 AvidBios CDMO ... ... ...dd 8.38 3.02 414 6.91 -9.9 AvidB pfE CDMOP 2.63 14.9 ... 17.65 -7.0 AvidTech AVID ... ... ...dd 10.79 4.67 229 8.06 -6.1 AvidityB n RNA ... ... ... 35.00 23.06 81 27.45 -3.7 Avingr AVGR ... ... ... 2.39 .24 7846 .43 -61.9 AvisBudg CAR ... ... 9 52.98 6.35 7089 27.46 -14.8 AvitaThe n RCEL ... ... ... 30.78 21.68 102 22.39 +207.1 Avnet AVT .84 3.1 ...dd 46.41 17.85 682 26.68 -37.1 AvroBio AVRO ... ... 1 29.32 9.76 365 17.79 -11.6 Aware AWRE ... ... 18 3.88 2.02 25 3.05 -9.2 Nasdaq Ticker 52-week Vol YTD Name Symbol Div Yield PE High Low 1000s Last %Chg Ticker 52-week Vol YTD Name Symbol Div Yield PE High Low 1000s Last %Chg Ticker 52-week Vol YTD Name Symbol Div Yield PE High Low 1000s Last %Chg 

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Axcelis ACLS ... ... 20 29.70 12.99 281 28.40 +17.9 AxellaHl AXLA ... ... ...dd 8.81 2.25 133 4.51 +12.5 Axogen AXGN ... ... ...dd 18.84 7.16 263 11.31 -36.8 AxonEntpr AAXN ... ... ...cc 104.90 49.80 413 84.89 +15.8 Axonics AXNX ... ... ...dd 44.25 15.25 288 42.81 +54.5 AxovntG AXGT ... ... ...dd 8.08 1.41 265 2.98 -41.8 AxsomeT AXSM ... ... ...dd 109.94 13.64 408 74.27 -28.1 AyalaPh n AYLA ... ... ... 16.50 9.15 0 13.15 -12.5 AytuBioS AYTU ... ... ... 2.99 .34 2933 1.37 +40.8 AzurRx AZRX ... ... ...dd 1.94 .37 190 .97 -6.7B -:B Comm BCOM ... ... ... 2.73 .52 1 2.10 +17.3 BRileyFn RILY 1.00 4.1 25 30.17 12.94 91 24.25 -3.7 BRiley27 RILYZ 1.88 8.2 ... 26.10 9.73 41 22.90 -10.3 BRileyF27 RILYG 1.81 8.0 ... 26.37 8.63 7 22.62 -12.3 BRiley23 RILYH 1.84 7.5 ... 26.82 12.75 3 24.43 -5.5 BRileyFn pf RILYI 1.72 7.3 ... 26.45 11.90 12 23.43 -8.6 BRiley24 RILYQ 1.69 7.3 ... 26.65 10.00 9 23.09 -10.0 BRleyF26 n RILYN 1.63 7.1 ... 25.70 10.11 3 22.80 -9.5 BRiley25 n RILYM 1.59 7.0 ... 25.28 7.31 6 22.66 -9.4 BRiley pfA RILYP .11p ... ... 25.87 10.50 5 22.24 -12.8 BBQ Hldg BBQ ... ... ...dd 5.39 1.51 2 3.22 -18.1 BCB Bc BCBP .56 6.7 4 14.50 8.19 33 8.37 -39.3 BFC Cp pf BANFP 1.80 6.2 ... 31.35 25.80 28.84 +5.4 BGC Ptrs BGCP .04m 1.5 7 6.15 2.07 3917 2.68 -54.9 BIO-key BKYI ... ... ... 2.58 .35 10054 .70 +40.0 BJsRest BJRI .52 2.4 8 44.47 6.01 651 21.29 -43.9 BMC Stock BMCH ... ... 18 31.67 13.38 217 26.06 -9.2 BOK BOKF 2.04 3.6 8 88.28 34.57 273 57.37 -34.4 BOK 56 BOKFL 1.34 5.2 ... 26.75 16.01 6 25.85 -1.3 BOS Ltd BOSC ... ... 19 3.20 1.02 10 2.91 +46.2 BQQI Intl BIMI ... ... ... 12.00 1.03 210 1.91 -40.1 BRP Gp n BRP ... ... ... 18.78 8.35 78 16.68 +3.9 Baidu BIDU ... ... 2 147.38 82.00 3757 119.82 -5.2 Balchem BCPC .52f .5 40 113.93 78.30 101 99.43 -2.2 BallardPw BLDP ... ... ...dd 21.61 3.99 3988 14.88 +107.2 BncFstOK BANF 1.28 2.7 12 63.96 26.00 1186 46.76 -25.1 Bancorp34 BCTF .20 1.8 ...cc 16.00 9.12 11.11 -27.2 BncpBnk lf TBBK ... ... ...dd 13.73 3.36 222 9.05 -30.2sBandwith BAND ... ... ...cc 147.20 42.61 423 147.12 +129.7 BkFstCp BFC .80 1.3 ... 71.39 43.64 6 63.18 -9.8 BankOZK OZK 1.09f 4.4 9 31.76 14.20 712 24.71 -19.0 BkCmcCA BOCH .20 2.5 10 12.31 .40 18 7.90 -31.7 BankMarn BMRC .92 2.8 13 47.77 23.80 36 32.61 -27.6 BkMont36 BMLP 3.37e 10.6 ... 51.27 15.87 3 31.65 -27.7 BkPrince BPRN .40 2.2 ... 32.25 17.50 6 18.34 -41.8 BankSC BKSC .64a 3.8 9 19.80 11.43 2 16.90 -10.0 BkofJames BOTJ .28 2.6 10 16.15 8.00 13 10.93 -28.5 Bank7 BSVN .50e ... 6 20.04 5.58 2 9.89 -47.8 BankFncl BFIN .40 5.2 12 14.29 6.73 18 7.64 -41.6 BankwellF BWFG .56 3.5 1 30.00 12.07 7 15.86 -45.0 Banner Cp BANR 1.64 4.5 9 60.21 27.12 83 36.50 -35.5 Baozun BZUN ... ... 84 50.63 22.19 486 40.43 +22.1 BarrettB lf BBSI 1.20 2.3 8 95.64 27.25 41 52.99 -41.4 BassettF BSET .50 5.8 12 18.24 4.25 80 8.59 -48.5 Baudax n BXRX ... ... ... 10.14 2.16 388 3.15 -54.5 BayCom BCML ... ... 7 24.89 10.08 15 11.40 -49.9 BeacnRfg BECN ... ... ...dd 37.52 11.67 596 30.91 -3.3 BeamTh n BEAM ... ... ... 31.80 13.00 136 20.56 +9.7 BeasleyB BBGI .20 11.2 6 5.15 1.28 146 1.78 -42.4 BedBath BBBY .68 6.3 ...dd 17.79 3.43 5686 10.85 -37.3 BeiGene BGNE ... ... ...dd 256.01 114.41 376 208.50 +25.8 BelFuse A BELFA .28 2.5 12 17.60 6.08 1 11.05 -31.8 BelFuseB BELFB .28 2.5 11 21.50 6.30 24 10.99 -46.4 Bellero hrs BLPH ... ... ...dd 26.00 3.19 138 13.04 +148.4 Benetfoc BNFT ... ... ...dd 28.25 6.09 329 10.55 -51.9 BenefyttTc BFYT ... ... 26 31.49 15.60 618 30.90 +60.2 BenitecB s BNTC ... ... ... 17.39 1.84 6 7.68 +126.0 BerklyLgt n BLI ... ... ... 68.38 50.26 126 59.00 -9.9 BerryCp BRY .48 9.6 ... 11.72 1.82 196 5.02 -46.8 BettrMx n BWMX ... ... ... 10.09 5.67 0 8.32 -8.4 BeyondA XAIR ... ... ...dd 12.50 3.45 95 6.03 +15.3 BeyondMt BYND ... ... ...dd 233.87 48.18 2109 126.68 +67.6 Beyondsp BYSI ... ... ... 23.00 9.38 106 11.60 -25.2 BcylTher BCYC ... ... ...dd 20.10 6.24 44 16.25 +72.3sBig 5Sprt BGFV .40f 6.1 94 4.80 .65 15128 6.58 +119.3 BigRockP BRPA ... ... ... 12.03 9.80 139 10.75 +1.4 BigRock wt BRPAW ... ... ... .39 BigRock rt BRPAR ... ... ... .40 .03 .31 +19.2 BigRock un BRPAU ... ... ...dd 17.09 10.55 13.44 +25.1 Bilibili BILI ... ... ...cc 51.25 13.23 3110 41.77 +124.3 Bio-Path BPTH ... ... ... 14.05 2.92 36 5.24 -34.4 BioTechne TECH 1.28 .5 88 286.68 155.17 93 274.35 +25.0 BioCard wt BCDAW ... ... ... BioCrdia BCDA ... ... ... 7.25 2.01 86 2.44 -33.7 BioDlvry lf BDSI ... ... ...dd 7.21 2.85 789 4.14 -34.5 BioHiTch BHTG ... ... ...dd 4.40 1.01 344 1.75 +2.9 BioLifeSol BLFS ... ... ... 22.25 7.37 375 19.51 +20.6 BioLneRx BLRX ... ... ... 4.22 1.06 387 2.12 -5.8 BioNTech n BNTX ... ... ... 105.00 12.53 3832 82.50 +143.5 BioSigTc BSGM ... ... ...dd 12.43 2.36 655 8.27 +39.7 BioXcelT BTAI ... ... ...dd 71.50 3.76 3263 47.90 +227.9 BioanlySys BASI ... ... ...dd 6.50 1.97 70 5.46 +10.3 Biocept h BIOC ... ... ... 1.09 .21 13545 .67 +133.2 Biocryst BCRX ... ... ...dd 6.29 1.38 7407 4.22 +22.3 Biofront BFRA ...p ... ... 15.78 5.27 1 6.00 -42.0 Biogen BIIB ... ... 13 374.99 215.78 816 277.36 -6.5 Biolase BIOL ... ... ...dd 1.65 .21 6532 .42 -24.4 BioMarin BMRN ... ... ...dd 131.95 62.88 1026 120.53 +42.6 Biomeri BMRA ... ... ... 23.39 2.05 577 8.92 +195.0 Bionano BNGO ... ... ...dd 4.70 .25 18916 .75 -39.9 BiondVax BVXV ... ... ... 62.00 5.20 144 32.38 +248.5 Biophytis BPTS ... ... ... BioSpecif BSTC ... ... 25 69.51 42.00 20 62.51 +9.8 BioTelem BEAT ... ... 40 55.85 27.35 622 42.48 -8.3 BlckDia n BDTX ... ... ... 46.25 17.63 145 28.44 -28.0 BlackLin BL ... ... ... 90.70 38.32 200 87.33 +69.4 BlkRkCap BKCC .56 23.9 10 6.10 1.47 214 2.34 -52.9 BlTCP Cap TCPC 1.44 14.6 7 14.76 4.02 208 9.85 -29.9 Blckbaud BLKB .48 .8 96 97.35 38.22 1138 56.55 -29.0sBlinkCh BLNK ... ... ...dd 8.50 1.25 24512 9.62 +417.2 BlinkCh wt BLNKW ... ... ... BloominBr BLMN .80f 6.7 9 24.29 4.54 2044 11.92 -46.0 Blucora BCOR ... ... ...cc 30.81 8.66 601 12.08 -53.8 BlueBird BLBD ... ... 7 23.99 8.40 82 13.15 -42.6 BlueHat BHAT ... ... ... 4.90 .63 273 1.31 -34.8 BlueCity n BLCT ... ... ... 35.89 13.30 967 18.08 -22.8 BluebBio BLUE ... ... ...dd 141.00 38.95 1197 62.34 -29.0 BlueknEP BKEP .16 11.4 ... 1.55 .53 96 1.40 +23.9 Bluekn pf BKEPP .72 12.4 ... 5.85 2.84 9 5.78 +7.2 BlueprtM BPMC ... ... ...dd 101.76 43.29 341 73.75 -7.9 BogotaF n BSBK ... ... ... 11.97 6.07 14 8.40 -27.5 Boingo WIFI ... ... ...dd 16.17 6.66 330 14.56 +33.0 BonsoElec BNSO ... ... ... 3.04 1.72 4 2.51 +9.1 BookingHl BKNG ... ... 24 2094.00 1107.29 311 1707.54 -16.9 BorqsTch lf BRQS ... ... ... 8.40 .81 164 1.14 -36.7 BosOma BOMN ... ... ...dd 24.72 13.05 86 15.93 -24.3 BostPrv BPFH .48 7.8 6 13.08 5.18 1016 6.16 -48.8 BttmlnT EPAY ... ... 79 57.22 27.82 131 49.18 -8.2 Boxlight BOXL ... ... ...dd 4.65 .33 30815 2.30 +107.2 Brainstorm BCLI ... ... ...dd 17.20 3.43 1086 13.89 +224.5 Brainsw BWAY ... ... ... 12.53 5.10 0 6.04 -38.1 BrickllBi rs BBI ... ... ... 6.51 .71 981 .93 -38.0 BridgeBcp BDGE .96 5.2 9 34.25 17.17 159 18.61 -44.5 BridgBio BBIO ... ... ...dd 48.36 14.23 425 28.98 -17.3 Bridglne h BLIN ... ... ... 3.11 .53 290 2.24 +45.5 BridgBcs BWB ... ... ... 13.90 7.99 21 9.39 -31.9 BridgfdFds BRID ... ... 17 36.76 14.06 2 16.71 -32.6 Brightcove BCOV ... ... ...dd 13.36 5.44 315 10.54 +21.3 BrghtFn BHF ... ... ...cc 48.25 12.05 698 29.12 -25.8 BrghtFn pf BHFAL 1.56 5.9 ... 27.86 13.81 11 26.53 -2.2 BrillntAq un BRLIU ... ... ... 10.50 10.00 0 10.10 +.5 BrillntAc n BRLI ... ... ... 9.88 9.74 0 9.85 +1.0 BrillntAc rt BRLIR ... ... ... .20 .10 0 .16 +7.3 BroadcInc AVGO 13.00f 4.2 ... 331.58 155.67 1654 308.85 -2.3 Broadc pfA AVGOP 2.00 .2 ... 1210.17 635.00 4 1115.13 -5.3 BrdwyFn h BYFC ... ... 2 7.23 1.04 791 1.75 +13.6 Brdwind BWEN ... ... ...dd 5.78 1.12 114 4.89 +194.6 BrogeEn BROG ... ... ...cc 12.79 7.65 8 9.60 -8.5 TwlSeas wt BROGW ... ... ... BrkdPrp BPY 1.33 11.4 ... 20.58 7.10 1631 11.62 -36.4 BrkfPrp pfA BPYPP 1.63 8.2 ... 27.22 11.00 18 19.88 -23.5 BrkdPr pf BPYPO 1.59 8.3 ... 27.52 8.13 25 19.19 -27.7 BrkfPrp pf BPYPN 1.44 8.0 ... 25.59 8.00 11 17.90 -29.7 BrkdPr A BPYU 1.33f 11.9 ... 20.77 7.15 11.17 -39.4 BrdPr pf BPYUP 1.59 9.7 ... 25.88 6.63 16.34 -34.9 BrklneB BRKL .46 4.6 9 16.96 8.13 237 9.97 -39.4 BrooksAuto BRKS .40 .9 73 50.35 21.19 289 46.21 +10.1 BrukerCp BRKR .16 .4 35 54.49 30.78 401 43.85 -14.0 BrynMawr BMTC 1.04 3.8 9 41.41 22.20 70 27.49 -33.3 Bsquare BSQR ... ... ...dd 2.00 .83 19 1.47 +5.4 BldrFtSr h BLDR ... ... 15 28.43 9.00 970 23.70 -6.7 BurnRck n BNR ... ... ... 32.40 22.50 44 26.26 +6.6 BusinFst BFST .40 2.8 11 26.64 9.17 21 14.21 -43.0C -:C&F Fnc CFFI 1.52 5.1 7 57.61 28.00 6 30.00 -45.8 CASI Phr h CASI ... ... ...dd 3.82 1.15 575 2.03 -34.3 CB FnSvcs CBFV .96 5.3 10 30.95 16.25 8 18.17 -39.7 CBAK En h CBAT ... ... ... 1.68 .36 2500 .86 -25.0 CBM Bcp CBMB ... ... ...cc 14.44 10.61 2 12.03 -14.8 CBTX Inc CBTX .40 2.3 12 31.73 12.50 48 17.37 -44.2 CDK Globl CDK .60 1.3 15 57.00 29.12 320 45.34 -17.1 CDW Corp CDW 1.52 1.3 40 146.09 73.39 542 115.64 -19.0 CEVA Inc CEVA ... ... ...dd 40.00 20.45 107 39.63 +47.0 CF Bancsh CFBK ... ... 20 15.00 8.44 10.13 -27.4 CF FnAc h CFFA ... ... ...cc 12.10 9.90 167 11.15 +8.8 CF FnAq un CFFAU ... ... ...cc 13.18 10.20 13.00 +19.8sCH Robins CHRW 2.04 2.1 19 91.23 56.94 5582 95.28 +21.8 CHP Mrg n CHPM ... ... ... 10.55 9.20 110 10.31 +4.1 CHP Mr un CHPMU ... ... ... 11.57 9.07 10.97 +7.9 CHS Inc pf CHSCP 2.00 7.1 ... 30.49 24.00 13 28.22 +.8 CHS pfB CHSCO 1.97 7.2 ... 28.88 19.59 11 27.26 +.1 CHS pfB2 CHSCN 1.78 7.1 ... 28.94 15.03 110 25.06 -8.0 CHS pfB3 CHSCM 1.69 6.7 ... 28.19 13.58 24 25.06 -6.1 CHS pfB4 CHSCL 1.88 6.8 ... 29.49 18.00 19 27.54 +.6 CIIG Mr n CIIC ... ... ... 10.40 9.30 0 10.30 +3.5 CIIG Mr un CIICU ... ... ... 11.00 9.40 10.67 +5.0 CIM CmT rs CMCT .30 2.8 16 20.79 6.27 8 10.76 -25.8 CIM CT pfL CMCTP 1.56p ... ... 30.25 21.75 23.70 -9.6 CLPS Inc CLPS ... ... ... 8.86 1.62 39 2.50 -50.0 CME Grp CME 3.40 2.1 36 225.36 131.80 2170 164.88 -17.9 CNBFnPA CCNE .68 3.9 8 33.78 13.25 36 17.45 -46.6 CNS Phr n CNSP ... ... ... 5.69 1.26 278 1.90 -51.9 CPS Tech CPSH ... ... ...dd 3.35 .86 695 2.71 +168.3 CRA Intl CRAI .92 2.3 15 58.19 21.96 26 39.63 -27.2 CRISPR CRSP ... ... ... 97.82 32.30 631 85.53 +40.4 CSG Sys CSGS .94 2.2 20 58.69 36.33 136 41.84 -19.2 CSI Comp CCLP .04 4.2 ...dd 3.98 .35 125 .96 -64.5 CSP Inc CSPI .60 8.0 ...dd 15.85 4.51 6 7.49 -42.6 CSW Ind CSWI .54 .8 18 81.06 50.13 62 68.83 -10.6 CSX CSX 1.04 1.4 17 80.62 46.81 3883 71.92 -.6 CTI BioP h CTIC ... ... ...dd 1.95 .62 671 1.56 -1.3 CVB Fncl CVBF .72 3.9 14 22.23 14.92 655 18.34 -14.3 CVD Eqp CVV ... ... 19 5.59 1.95 12 3.21 -.3 Cabaletta n CABA ... ... ... 19.63 5.51 115 12.14 -13.1 CabotMicro CCMP 1.76 1.1 28 169.13 85.26 203 154.98 +7.4sCadence CDNS ... ... 30 106.54 51.39 2254 105.97 +52.8 Cadiz h CDZI ... ... ...dd 13.15 8.42 147 10.57 -4.1 CaesarStne CSTE .15e 1.3 14 17.85 7.65 93 11.43 -24.2 CaesarsEnt CZR ... ... 44 70.74 6.02 7002 33.52 -43.8 Cal-Maine CALM .86e 1.9 17 46.65 30.74 237 44.47 +4.0 Caladriu CLBS ... ... ...dd 3.64 1.05 613 2.16 -13.9 CalaLgS n CPZ 1.32 8.6 ... 20.47 9.20 137 15.39 -21.5 CalaCvHi CHY 1.02 8.7 ...q 12.31 5.56 104 11.69 +2.5 CalaCvOp CHI .96 8.7 ...q 11.82 5.41 288 11.07 +.6 CalaCv&Inc CCD 2.00 8.9 ...q 22.75 9.62 60 22.41 +5.9 CalaGDyIn CHW .96 12.0 ...q 9.07 3.01 114 8.00 -7.9 CalaGTR CGO 1.20 9.8 ...q 13.73 6.22 14 12.29 -8.3 CalaStrTR CSQ 1.11 8.4 ...q 14.68 6.20 219 13.25 -2.6 CalAmp CAMP ... ... 7 12.32 3.70 214 7.87 -17.8 CalavoGr h CVGW 1.10f 1.8 16 99.71 48.31 101 60.80 -32.9 Calithera CALA ... ... ...dd 8.18 2.45 357 4.78 -16.3 CallidTh n CALT ... ... ... 28.38 19.00 51 21.61 +10.3 CalumetSp CLMT ... ... ...dd 4.96 .82 148 2.69 -26.3 Calyxt CLXT ... ... ... 10.19 2.40 43 4.59 -34.5 Cambium CMBM ... ... ...cc 13.20 3.57 59 12.09 +38.3 CambrBc CATC 2.12 3.8 ... 82.80 44.20 21 55.94 -30.2 CamdnN CAC 1.32 4.1 9 48.48 25.74 60 32.53 -29.4sCamtek h CAMT .68f 4.5 22 15.04 6.27 180 15.15 +39.9 Canaan n CAN ... ... ... 8.98 1.76 3332 2.65 -56.6 CdnSolar CSIQ ... ... 10 25.85 12.00 937 22.77 +3.0 CanGen hrs CGIX ... ... ...dd 9.50 1.92 21 2.96 -50.3 CantbryPk CPHC .28 2.6 16 14.00 7.80 0 10.78 -13.1 CpStarFn CSTR .20 1.9 38 17.48 7.44 24 10.71 -35.7 CapBcp CBNK ... ... 11 15.07 6.98 10 11.00 -26.1 CapCtyBk CCBG .56 2.8 1 30.95 15.61 14 19.74 -35.3 CapProd CPLP 1.40 19.9 3 14.20 5.18 261 7.04 -47.6 CapSwst CSWC 1.64 12.7 10 22.90 7.39 88 12.95 -37.8 CapSw22 CSECL ... ... ... 26.74 17.00 34 25.02 -4.2 CapitalaF CPTA 1.00 44.2 17 9.75 2.02 358 2.26 -74.1 Capitala22 CPTAL 1.50 7.1 ... 25.55 11.00 3 21.00 -16.0 CapF cv22 CPTAG 1.44 6.7 ... 21.58 -3.2tCapFedFn CFFN .34a 3.3 16 14.57 9.57 10005 10.32 -24.8 Capricr h CAPR ... ... ... 12.32 .88 7649 9.27 +624.2 CpstnTur rs CPST ... ... ... 7.60 1.00 176 3.87 +26.5 CarGurus CARG ... ... 32 40.91 14.25 967 26.81 -23.8 CaraThera CARA ... ... ...dd 26.67 8.88 237 16.89 +4.8 CardOnc CRDF ... ... ... 5.75 .70 378 4.38 +253.2 CardiovSys CSII ... ... ...cc 55.22 26.00 237 30.96 -36.3 Cardlytc CDLX ... ... ...dd 107.50 26.07 313 65.82 +4.7 Cardtronic CATM ... ... ...cc 47.41 15.71 473 23.42 -47.5 CareTrust CTRE 1.00 5.5 22 24.56 7.16 426 18.13 -12.1 CareDx h CDNA ... ... ...dd 38.50 13.04 533 32.59 +51.1 CarlyleGp CG 1.24e 4.2 12 34.98 15.21 1146 29.61 -7.7 CarrolsRst TAST ... ... 33 9.68 .98 1665 6.58 -6.7 CarterBk CARE .14p ... 26 24.25 6.44 70 7.40 -68.8 CarverBc lf CARV ... ... 57 22.97 1.25 392 5.73 +135.7 CasaSys CASA ... ... 12 8.03 1.85 415 4.82 +17.8 CasellaW CWST ... ... ...cc 56.14 34.35 239 54.64 +18.7 Caseys CASY 1.28 .8 35 181.99 114.01 189 161.91 +1.8 CassInfo s CASS 1.08 2.9 11 60.97 28.85 28 37.42 -35.2 PainThr SAVA ... ... ...dd 10.95 1.03 976 3.34 -35.8 CastleBio CSTL ... ... ... 45.62 15.26 87 38.75 +12.7 CatalstB CBIO ... ... ...dd 8.94 3.43 426 5.13 -24.7 CatalystPh CPRX ... ... 57 7.67 2.55 1196 4.54 +21.1 CathayGen CATY 1.24 4.9 9 38.91 17.58 263 25.20 -33.8 CavcoInd CVCO ... ... 25 236.10 99.58 43 192.55 -1.4 CecoEnv CECE .30 4.3 ... 9.51 3.53 59 7.04 -8.1 Celcuity CELC ... ... ... 23.80 4.03 15 5.25 -50.7 Celgene rt CELGZ .04e ... ... 1.24 .40 .47 CelldexT CLDX ... ... ... 13.91 1.50 1148 9.65 +332.7 CellectB wt APOPW ... ... ... 2.41 CellectBi rs APOP ... ... ... 6.89 .40 87 3.13 +41.0 Celct wtA CLRBZ ... ... ... .49 Cellectar CLRB ... ... ... 3.33 1.01 1229 1.37 -39.1 Cellectis CLLS ... ... ...dd 21.97 7.32 93 16.18 -5.5 CallularBio CBMG ... ... ...dd 18.99 10.98 48 13.41 -17.4 Celsion CLSN ... ... ...dd 6.50 .69 1090 1.09 -36.3 CelsiusH CELH ... ... ... 15.47 3.06 652 15.19 +214.5 Celyad CYAD ... ... ... 14.98 4.10 4 10.17 -2.4 Cemtrx wt CETXW ... ... ... .27 Cemtrx pf CETXP .13t ... ... 2.33 .14 1.80 +160.9 Cemtrex CETX ... ... ... 3.75 .60 884 1.40 +7.7 CntRsDvA CDEV ... ... ... 6.23 .24 6184 .86 -81.4 Centogene n CNTG ... ... ... 28.71 7.80 263 13.05 +29.6 CEurMed CETV ... ... 10 5.03 1.80 139 3.94 -13.0sCentGard lf CENT ... ... 11 38.07 22.40 82 38.06 +22.5 CenGrdA lf CENTA ... ... ... 35.16 20.51 217 34.75 +18.4 CntlVyCm CVCY .44 3.1 11 22.15 10.59 24 14.27 -34.1 CentAl CENX ... ... ...dd 8.42 2.91 456 7.77 +3.4 CntyBcMA CNBKA .56f .8 11 93.49 51.40 8 72.41 -19.5 CentCas CNTY ... ... ...dd 10.15 1.01 401 4.22 -46.7 CeragonN CRNT ... ... ... 3.25 .99 351 2.66 +26.7 Cerecor h CERC ... ... ...dd 6.19 1.52 237 2.65 -50.8 Cerence n CRNC ... ... ... 45.35 11.39 469 39.82 +76.0 Cerner CERN .72 1.0 41 80.90 53.08 2210 73.41 CerusCp CERS ... ... ...dd 7.49 2.71 1661 7.02 +66.4 CescaT h KOOL ... ... ... 7.00 2.60 5.14 Chaisma CHMA ... ... ...dd 7.75 2.88 394 4.39 -11.5 ChampO hrs CSBR ... ... ...cc 10.89 4.02 38 9.05 +8.6 ChangHl CHNG ... ... ...dd 17.57 6.18 1833 11.77 -28.2 ChangHl un CHNGU ... ... ... 63.29 30.71 1 45.47 -24.2 CharlsColv CTHR ... ... ... 1.66 .60 82 .72 -49.4 ChartInds GTLS ... ... 35 77.40 15.00 490 68.27 +1.2 ChartCm CHTR ... ... ...cc 571.60 345.67 644 566.42 +16.8 ChkPoint CHKP ... ... 23 130.65 80.06 1545 122.76 +10.6 CheckC h CHEK ... ... ... 2.37 .44 6461 .58 -66.2 ChckPnt CKPT ... ... ...dd 3.34 1.05 503 2.26 +31.4 Cheesecake CAKE 1.44 5.4 11 45.24 14.52 3598 26.57 -31.6 ChefsWhs CHEF ... ... 19 42.06 3.55 1608 12.93 -66.1 Chembio CEMI ... ... ...dd 15.89 2.25 2932 5.06 +11.0 ChemoCntx CCXI ... ... ...cc 65.43 6.16 892 52.65 +33.1 ChemungF CHMG 1.04 3.6 13 46.69 21.75 7 29.07 -31.6 ChkSoup CSSE .45p ... ...dd 10.63 4.66 13 9.25 +15.6 ChkSoup pf CSSEP 2.44 10.6 ... 26.58 10.00 5 23.13 -10.0 ChSoup25 n CSSEN 2.38 9.8 ... 24.39 23.00 4 24.20 +1.0 ChildPlace PLCE 2.24 8.4 5 101.62 9.25 2218 26.77 -57.2 Chimerix CMRX ... ... ...dd 3.89 1.19 819 3.15 +55.2 ChinaAuto CAAS ... ... 6 4.16 1.43 39 2.75 -12.7 ChinaBio CBPO ... ... 27 119.44 92.22 65 106.33 -8.6 ChinCer h CCCL ... ... ... 1.77 .26 155 .70 +3.4 ChiCustR CCRC ... ... ... 16.14 3.32 4 4.51 -52.8 ChiFnOn rs JRJC ... ... ... 31.40 3.65 80 9.91 +11.3 ChinaHGS HGSH ... ... ... 2.20 .24 95 .85 +18.1 Chin Idx CIH ... ... ... 5.18 .94 41 2.08 -42.9 ChinaJJ h CJJD ... ... ...dd 3.46 1.03 439 1.23 -32.4 ChiLibEd n CLEU ... ... ... 6.50 3.40 48 3.79 -22.7 ChinaNRes CHNR ... ... ... 6.04 .58 80 1.24 -40.7 ChiRecyc rs CREG ... ... ... 7.40 1.60 115 2.56 -8.6 ChinaSXT SXTC ... ... ... 2.95 .34 1697 .43 -47.6 ChXDPlast CXDC ... ... 1 2.44 .63 64 1.16 -35.2 ChXiang n PLIN ... ... ... 6.00 1.11 205 1.27 -67.4 ChinaNt CNET ... ... ...dd 2.04 .54 245 1.17 +.4 ChipMOS IMOS 1.21e 5.7 14 24.83 15.00 30 21.36 -5.5 ChoiceOn n COFS .80 2.8 ...cc 34.00 16.86 7 28.20 -11.4 ChromaDx CDXC ... ... ... 5.80 2.50 283 5.04 +16.9 ChrchllD CHDN .58e .4 37 167.53 52.90 379 129.47 -5.6 ChuysHldg CHUY ... ... 28 29.45 7.28 250 16.19 -37.5 CideraTh CDTX ... ... ...dd 4.45 1.22 182 3.87 +.8 Cimpress CMPR ... ... ...cc 145.09 93.47 121.87 CinciBcp n CNNB ... ... ... 10.85 6.33 8.94 -16.6 CinnFin CINF 2.40 2.9 6 118.19 46.07 1270 83.44 -20.6 Cinedig h CIDM ... ... ... 6.00 .25 864 1.47 +110.0 Cintas CTAS 2.55f .8 44 311.02 154.33 648 305.80 +13.6 Cirrus CRUS ... ... 30 91.63 47.04 340 65.60 -20.4 Cisco CSCO 1.44 3.1 18 57.15 32.40 11609 46.71 -1.9 CitiTrends CTRN .32 1.8 18 24.78 6.70 216 17.31 -25.1 CitiusPh wt CTXRW ... ... ... .90 CitiusPh CTXR ... ... ...dd 1.97 .40 715 1.30 +27.5 Citiz&Nthn CZNC 1.08 5.8 12 29.06 15.69 17 18.50 -34.5 CtzCmtyBc CZWI .21f 3.1 10 12.75 5.26 5 6.80 -44.4 CitizHold CIZN .96 4.3 19 27.94 16.02 6 22.19 +1.4 CitrixSy CTXS 1.40 1.0 31 173.56 90.28 1540 139.29 +25.6 CtyHld CHCO 2.28 3.5 14 83.07 53.06 58 64.74 -21.0 CivistaBcsh CIVB .44 3.2 13 24.32 11.62 35 13.60 -43.3 Clarus CLAR .03r ... ... 13.05 7.00 173 12.28 +2.0 CleanEngy CLNE ... ... ...dd 3.75 1.05 1165 2.47 +5.6sCleanSp n CLSK ... ... ... 6.20 .97 12069 6.71 +31.4 ClearOne CLRO .28 12.0 ...dd 3.20 1.32 252 2.33 +40.4 ClearPt CLPT ... ... ... 6.33 2.86 26 4.57 -4.8 ClearSign h CLIR ... ... ...dd 4.11 .35 88 2.14 +180.5sCleareld CLFD ... ... 45 18.50 8.32 168 17.84 +28.0 ClearsBio h CLSD ... ... ...dd 4.13 .56 148 1.69 -41.7 CleBio h CBLI ... ... ...dd 5.00 .50 169 2.44 +305.3 ClovisOnc CLVS ... ... ...dd 17.37 2.93 3108 6.09 -41.6 CoDiagn CODX ... ... ...dd 29.72 .85 1381 22.08 +2367.0 sCoStar CSGP ... ... ...cc 747.11 500.24 786 829.14 +38.6 CoastFn CCB ... ... 14 18.58 8.41 7 13.34 -19.0 CocaCons COKE 1.00 .4 56 382.51 188.08 35 231.23 -18.6 CocrystP COCP ... ... ...dd 2.95 .39 1151 1.85 +273.0 CodaOct CODA ... ... ... 12.91 4.26 50 5.88 -29.7 CodeChain CCNC ... ... 36 2.46 .66 24 1.79 +49.6 Codexis CDXS ... ... ...dd 18.87 8.43 294 11.73 -26.6 CdrsVlly CVLY .40m 3.2 6 24.63 10.62 12 12.35 -46.4 CoffeeH JVA ... ... ...cc 5.20 1.76 15 2.97 -35.4 CogentC CCOI 2.72f 3.1 ...cc 92.96 53.24 270 88.74 +34.8 Cognex CGNX .22 .3 44 66.62 35.20 1306 65.89 +17.6 CognizTch CTSH .88f 1.4 19 71.48 40.01 4804 64.79 +4.5 CohBar CWBR ... ... ... 4.25 .87 86 1.47 -8.1 Coherent COHR ... ... ...cc 178.08 78.21 77 138.05 -17.0 CoherusBio CHRS ... ... ...dd 23.91 10.86 1106 18.19 +1.0 Cohu COHU .24 1.3 ...dd 26.43 8.89 218 18.65 -18.4 CollPlant CLGN ... ... ... 14.55 3.35 1 9.01 +58.1 CollctGr n CGRO ... ... ... 10.25 9.80 238 9.98 +1.8 CollctGr un CGROU ... ... ... 10.67 9.51 36 10.15 +1.9 CllctUnv CLCT .70 1.8 32 39.48 13.26 53 38.95 +69.0 Collegium COLL ... ... ...dd 25.59 10.01 209 16.20 -21.3 Colliers CIGI .10 .2 17 92.07 33.93 32 54.01 -30.7 ColonyBk CBAN .40 3.6 8 17.00 8.70 32 11.24 -31.9 ColBnkg COLB 1.12a 3.8 15 41.40 19.11 252 29.39 -27.8 ColumFn CLBK ... ... 27 17.34 12.00 95 12.57 -25.8 ColuSprtw COLM 1.12f 1.4 12 109.44 51.82 324 82.51 -17.6 Colmbus CMCO .24 .7 11 42.33 19.20 118 34.43 -14.0 comScore SCOR ... ... ...dd 5.51 1.43 141 3.05 -38.3 Comcast CMCSA .92 2.1 21 47.74 31.71 25486 43.90 -2.4 CommScpe COMM ... ... ...dd 15.79 5.50 4070 9.05 -36.2 CmcBMO CBSH 1.08f 1.9 15 71.92 45.51 2203 58.12 -14.5 CmcBc pfB CBSHP 1.50 5.8 ... 28.11 22.01 1 25.98 CmclVehcl CVGI ... ... 5 8.40 1.24 249 2.16 -66.0 CommSys JCS .08 1.5 ...dd 9.90 3.34 11 5.25 -14.9 CmtyBkTr ESXB .20 3.8 11 9.75 4.00 21 5.20 -41.4 CmtyFinCp TCFC .50 2.2 8 36.23 17.50 2 22.80 -35.9 CommuFt CFBI ... ... ...cc 12.05 5.36 1 7.11 -37.9 CmtyHlt rt CYHHZ ... ... ... .00 CmtyTrBc CTBI 1.52 4.7 9 47.54 26.45 32 32.16 -31.0 CmtyWest CWBC .18m 2.2 10 11.86 5.27 53 8.25 -25.7 CommVlt CVLT ... ... ... 51.90 24.26 621 43.60 -2.3 Compugn CGEN ... ... ...cc 17.85 2.96 980 14.28 +139.6 CmptrPr CPSI .40 1.6 23 35.78 16.93 52 24.66 -6.6 CmpTask CTG .24 4.8 ...dd 6.48 2.86 6 4.96 -4.2 CmstkH CHCI ... ... ... 6.26 1.06 25 3.12 +59.4 Comtech CMTL .40 2.4 11 38.00 11.48 213 16.39 -53.8 ConatusP h CNAT ... ... ...dd .75 .23 .56 +39.0 ConcertPh CNCE ... ... ...dd 13.09 5.36 181 8.67 -6.0 ConcrPump BBCP ... ... ...dd 6.11 1.82 60 3.64 -33.5 Conduent CNDT ... ... ... 9.93 1.54 1198 2.00 -67.7 Conformis h CFMS ... ... ...dd 3.02 .50 416 .77 -48.5 ConiferH CNFR ... ... ...dd 4.60 2.00 2.45 -38.8 Conifer23 CNFRL 1.69 9.1 ... 24.95 8.50 18.50 -17.2 Conns CONN ... ... 6 27.57 2.83 265 10.11 -18.4 ConnectOne CNOB .36 2.6 9 26.50 8.85 82 14.03 -45.5 ConsolCom CNSL 1.55 25.5 ... 7.51 3.24 399 6.07 +56.4 ConsolWtr CWCO .34 2.8 33 18.83 12.00 77 12.36 -24.2 ConstPh CNST ... ... ...dd 59.49 6.01 611 25.51 -45.9 ConstPrt ROAD ... ... 12 20.92 11.96 105 16.03 -5.0 ConsuPtf CPSS ... ... 6 4.30 1.00 11 3.27 -3.0 ContrFc hrs CFRX ... ... ... 13.40 2.69 348 5.56 -10.5 ConyPkII n CPAA ... ... ... 12.08 9.40 68 11.08 +6.5 ConPkII un CPAAU ... ... ... 13.74 9.29 1 12.04 +10.6 Copart CPRT ... ... 34 104.88 55.69 1435 92.72 +2.0 CorbusPhm CRBP ... ... ...dd 8.78 3.29 2307 6.44 +17.9 Corcept CORT ... ... 25 18.53 9.70 840 16.14 +33.4 CoreMrk CORE .48 1.8 27 38.44 20.94 194 26.28 -3.3 CorOnDem CSOD ... ... ...dd 64.45 22.22 608 35.80 -38.9 Cortexym CRTX ... ... ...dd 73.84 19.35 67 41.05 -26.9 CortlndB CLDB .56 4.2 ... 24.40 11.10 0 13.30 -39.0 Corvel CRVL ... ... 31 96.45 44.67 37 79.07 -9.5 CorvusPh CRVS ... ... ...dd 6.88 1.01 555 4.16 -23.5 Costco COST 2.80f .9 46 331.49 262.71 1340 326.14 +11.0 CountrP CPAH ... ... ...dd 6.00 .83 21 4.55 +389.2 CountyBcp ICBK .28 1.4 10 27.98 13.55 10 19.91 -22.3 CoupaSft COUP ... ... ...dd 317.93 99.01 987 300.07 +105.2 CovenantL CVLG ... ... 14 18.62 6.54 335 17.42 +34.8 Covetrus CVET ... ... ...dd 24.38 4.05 519 20.56 +55.8 CowenInc COWN .16 .9 13 19.00 5.75 546 17.35 +10.2 Cowen27 COWNZ 1.84 7.3 ... 26.45 9.60 6 25.18 -2.4 Cowen33 COWNL 1.94 7.5 ... 27.95 8.72 2 25.75 -6.0 CrackerB CBRL 5.20 4.6 13 176.24 53.61 567 112.67 -26.7 CraftBrew BREW ... ... 34 16.61 7.11 63 14.97 -9.3 CreatRea h CREX ... ... ... 5.98 .52 226 2.27 +48.4 CreditAcc CACC ... ... 15 499.61 199.00 187 479.50 +8.4sCree Inc CREE ... ... ...dd 68.38 27.77 890 69.83 +51.3 CrsntAcq CRSA ... ... ... 13.11 9.10 40 10.23 +2.1 CrescCap n CCAP 1.64 14.0 ... 17.99 6.21 9 11.72 -28.5 Cresud CRESY 4.29e ... ... 10.37 2.32 117 3.96 -43.8sCrexendo n CXDO ... ... ... 7.51 5.61 41 7.93 +29.6 Crinetic CRNX ... ... ...dd 26.67 10.63 113 14.75 -41.2 Criteo SA CRTO ... ... 9 20.77 5.89 826 12.88 -25.7 Crocs CROX ... ... ...dd 43.79 8.40 1725 37.37 -10.8 CronosGp CRON ... ... 7 15.58 4.00 4480 6.75 -12.0 CrssCtryHl CCRN ... ... ...dd 13.42 4.50 164 6.70 -42.3 CrowdStr CRWD ... ... ...dd 118.58 31.95 5173 112.92 +126.4 CrownCfts CRWS .32a 6.7 8 7.94 4.13 14 4.78 -22.3 CryoPrt wt CYRXW ... ... ... 5.17 CryoPort rs CYRX ... ... ...dd 36.78 12.40 312 32.71 +98.7 CueBioph CUE ... ... ... 31.69 6.95 378 19.09 +20.3 CumbldPh CPIX ... ... ...dd 6.27 3.10 28 3.14 -39.0 Curis CRIS ... ... ... 3.59 .62 1188 1.23 -27.6 Cutera CUTR ... ... 11 39.15 9.07 139 13.83 -61.4 Cyanotch h CYAN ... ... ...dd 3.25 1.82 10 2.21 -3.5 CybrOpt CYBE ... ... 89 41.03 12.69 67 39.05 +112.5 CyberArk CYBR ... ... 77 148.05 69.51 373 115.88 -.6 Cyclacel pf CYCCP .60 11.8 ... 8.07 3.87 0 5.10 +2.0 Cyclacl rs CYCC ... ... ... 19.60 3.85 84 4.42 -67.0 CyclerTh CYCN ... ... ... 14.83 1.69 255 3.60 +32.4 CymaBay CBAY ... ... ...dd 6.56 1.21 2045 3.53 +80.1 Cyren Ltd CYRN ... ... ...dd 1.97 .31 251 1.68 +31.3sCyrusOne CONE 2.00 2.5 70 81.49 43.72 1239 81.04 +23.9 Cytokinetic CYTK ... ... ...dd 29.20 7.73 723 22.96 +116.4 CytomX CTMX ... ... ...dd 15.44 3.60 474 7.27 -12.5 Cytosorbnt CTSO ... ... ... 11.74 3.49 357 9.67 +151.2D -:DBV Tech DBVT ... ... ... 13.49 2.02 1008 4.03 -62.3 DFB Hlt DFBH ... ... ...dd 10.25 9.21 9.71 DFB Hlt un DFBHU ... ... ... 11.88 10.05 10.05 DFP Hlth n DFPH ... ... ... 10.90 9.70 10.39 +7.1 DFP Hl un DFPHU ... ... ... 11.36 9.25 2 11.10 +8.8 DirttEnv n DRTT ... ... 17 4.96 .71 69 1.04 -68.6 DLH Hldgs DLHC ... ... 22 11.49 3.00 146 10.70 +155.4 DMC Globl BOOM .50 1.6 29 54.15 20.15 223 30.58 -32.0 DSP Gp DSPG ... ... ...cc 18.77 10.26 90 15.72 -.1 DXP Ent DXPE ... ... 9 43.94 10.44 108 17.74 -55.4 DadaNex n DADA ... ... ... 34.94 14.60 359 23.54 +47.2 DailyJourn DJCO ... ... 14 300.30 187.53 2 279.88 -3.6 Daktronics DAKT .20 4.8 13 7.95 3.69 128 4.14 -32.0 DareBio DARE ... ... ... 2.22 .69 568 1.14 +39.0 DarioHl wt DRIOW ... ... ... .30 DarioHlt rs DRIO ... ... ... 13.12 3.02 139 8.15 +24.2 DasanZ DZSI ... ... ...dd 11.91 2.90 36 9.99 +12.8 Daseke DSKE ... ... ... 4.43 .86 313 3.98 +25.9 Daseke wt DSKEW ... ... ... 1.90 Data IO DAIO ... ... 20 4.63 2.34 21 3.56 -16.2 Datadog n DDOG ... ... ...dd 98.99 27.55 1967 90.13 +138.6 Datasea DTSS ... ... ... 7.39 .77 15 1.89 -38.0 DaveBuster PLAY ... ... 5 48.80 4.61 6683 13.58 -66.2 DavidsT g DTEA ... ... ...dd 2.30 .32 302 .80 -45.2 DawsonGeo DWSN .05p ... ...dd 2.93 .84 6 1.78 -25.8 Deciphera DCPH ... ... ... 71.11 19.88 552 46.07 -26.0 DeerfHlt un DFHTU ... ... ... 11.75 10.51 4 10.80 +1.6 DelTaco h TACO ... ... 7 12.89 2.45 493 7.41 -6.3 DelmrBc n DBCP .03e ... ... 7.60 5.50 6 6.04 -7.8 DelmP hnrs DMPI ... ... ... 2.59 .38 1599 1.06 +53.6 DenaliTh DNLI ... ... ... 30.41 12.39 478 23.70 +36.1 Dennys DENN ... ... 8 23.88 4.50 2453 9.04 -54.5 Dentsply XRAY .40 .9 ...dd 60.87 31.58 983 44.79 -20.9 DermTh rs DMTK ... ... ...dd 21.70 4.52 259 9.95 -19.8 DescSys DSGX ... ... ...cc 56.73 24.35 123 55.13 +29.0 Dest XL h DXLG ... ... ...dd 1.90 .22 1108 .38 -70.0 Deswell DSWL .18e 8.0 ...dd 3.09 2.02 31 2.25 -16.1 DexCom DXCM ... ... ...cc 446.50 138.28 1861 427.08 +95.2 DiaMdica DMAC ... ... ... 8.80 1.70 9 5.98 +23.3 DiamHill DHIL 9.00e ... 10 150.00 75.00 7 119.48 -14.9 DiamndP DPHC ... ... ... 10.99 9.50 131 10.38 +4.3 DiamdPk un DPHCU ... ... ... 12.25 9.70 2 11.31 +10.3 DiambkEn FANG 1.50 3.7 13 105.95 14.55 1642 40.76 -56.1 DicernaPh DRNA ... ... ...dd 27.68 11.75 897 22.04 DiffusP DFFN ... ... ...dd 1.80 DigiIntl DGII ... ... 30 18.99 6.18 121 12.12 -31.6 Digimarc DMRC ... ... ...dd 49.10 9.92 97 13.33 -60.3 Digirad pf DRADP ... ... ... 10.50 4.25 1 7.30 +44.6 Digirad DRAD ... ... ... 8.84 1.99 152 2.83 +8.8 DigitalAll DGLY ... ... ...dd 7.10 .64 858 3.19 +212.7 DigitlTurb APPS ... ... ...dd 13.96 3.48 1107 12.52 +75.6 DimeCBc DCOM .56 4.6 12 22.50 11.35 188 12.14 -41.9 Diodes DIOD ... ... 25 59.70 31.51 148 51.43 -8.8 DiscIncA DISCA ... ... 11 33.66 17.12 1756 21.00 -35.9 DiscIncB DISCB ... ... 19 103.00 24.80 0 36.50 +.7 DiscIncC DISCK ... ... 10 31.20 15.43 1349 18.86 -38.1 DishNetw h DISH ... ... 13 42.62 17.09 2090 33.42 -5.8 DiverHlth DHC .04m 1.0 3 10.21 2.00 1144 4.16 -48.9 DiverHl42 SNHNI 1.41 7.5 ... 25.64 4.50 11 18.68 -24.5 DiverHl46 SNHNL 1.56 8.3 ... 28.08 5.07 50 18.90 -26.9 DixieGrp h DXYN ... ... ...dd 2.09 .51 118 .93 -18.9 DocuSign DOCU ... ... ...dd 217.00 43.13 4524 209.15 +182.2 DgssInt A DOGZ ... ... 6 3.28 .78 6 1.22 -8.3 DollarTree DLTR ... ... 12 119.71 60.20 1559 95.02 +1.0 DolphEnt hn DLPN ... ... ...dd 2.49 .33 597 .90 +28.0 DolphE wt h DLPNW ... ... ... .41 Domo B DOMO ... ... ... 38.48 7.62 381 32.45 +49.4 DonegalA DGICA .60f 4.2 25 16.19 11.22 32 14.20 -4.2 DonegalB DGICB .60f 5.5 22 14.62 10.51 11.00 -13.7 DorchMin DMLP 1.85e 16.4 7 21.46 8.52 94 11.30 -42.1 Dorman DORM ... ... 24 85.00 44.49 126 77.92 +2.9 DouYu DOYU ... ... ... 14.08 6.11 1597 12.55 +48.2 DragVi rs LYL ... ... ... 2.50 .78 8 1.12 -13.8 DraftKin DKNG ... ... ... 44.79 9.76 11006 35.89 +235.4 Dropbox DBX ... ... ... 24.80 14.55 2696 22.56 +26.0 DuluthH DLTH ... ... 11 12.72 2.82 199 7.58 -28.0 Dunkin DNKN 1.61f 2.2 28 84.74 38.51 1067 71.68 -5.1 DuosTch n DUOT ... ... ... 6.40 3.26 2 5.09 -15.9 DurectCp DRRX ... ... ...dd 3.95 .94 851 1.97 -48.2 DyadicInt DYAI ... ... ... 10.98 2.51 81 8.70 +68.0 Dynatronic DYNT ... ... ...dd 3.70 .63 873 .88 +6.0 DynavaxT DVAX ... ... ...dd 12.44 1.80 6438 7.97 +39.3E -:E-Trade ETFC .56 1.1 18 57.30 25.76 1139 52.24 +15.1 eBay EBAY .64 1.2 13 61.06 26.02 14238 54.53 +51.0 eBay56 EBAYL 1.50 5.8 ... 27.47 21.47 134 25.90 -3.1 Ecmoho n MOHO ... ... ... 11.51 1.98 366 2.11 -63.6 EDAP TMS EDAP ... ... ... 5.39 1.46 97 3.13 -29.3 EHangHl n EH ... ... ... 16.24 7.59 135 8.04 -25.2 eHealth EHTH ... ... ...dd 152.19 52.71 2420 69.86 -27.3 ENDRA h NDRA ... ... ...dd 2.25 .60 652 1.00 -40.5 ENDRA wt NDRAW ... ... ... 1.30 ENGlobal ENG ... ... ...dd 1.55 .46 88 1.23 +25.5 ESSA Bcp ESSA .44 3.4 16 17.73 9.70 5 12.90 -23.9 EVO Pay EVOP ... ... ...dd 31.93 10.12 285 23.20 -12.2 EXFO g EXFO ... ... ...dd 4.95 2.00 10 3.90 -15.7 eXp Wrld EXPI ... ... ...dd 21.22 6.51 382 20.33 +79.4 EagleBncp EGBN .88 2.8 7 49.84 23.08 88 31.16 -35.9 EagBcMT EBMT .39f 2.4 13 22.98 11.74 25 16.25 -24.0 EagleBkS EGLE ... ... 35 5.15 1.27 1384 2.44 -47.0 EaglePhm EGRX ... ... 47 64.94 33.80 154 47.95 -20.2 EastRes un ERESU ... ... ... 11.02 9.95 61 10.10 +1.0 EastStAc n ESSC ... ... ... 10.14 9.35 6 9.97 +6.6 EastStA un ESSCU ... ... ... 10.41 9.25 1 10.24 +2.0 EastStAc rt ESSCR ... ... ... .50 .10 17 .18 +50.0 EstWstBcp EWBC 1.10 3.1 10 51.88 22.55 1050 35.58 -26.9 EasternCo EML .44 2.6 11 31.97 15.28 8 17.02 -44.3 EastsDis h EAST ... ... ... 5.40 .92 77 1.22 -58.6 EbangInt n EBON ... ... ... 8.00 3.80 124 4.80 -4.0 Ebix Inc EBIX .30 1.4 8 46.50 8.75 233 21.92 -34.4 EchoGLog ECHO ... ... 41 27.14 14.17 151 25.58 +23.6 EchoStar SATS ... ... ...dd 45.15 24.39 216 27.44 -36.6 EdesaB h EDSA ... ... ... 10.00 1.58 50 5.20 +26.8 EdisonNat EDNT ... ... ...dd 5.20 1.32 172 3.93 +96.5 EditasM EDIT ... ... ...dd 36.78 14.01 498 30.04 +1.5 EducDev EDUC .24 1.8 10 14.65 3.02 180 13.44 +117.5 eGain EGAN ... ... ...cc 12.12 4.80 168 10.28 +29.8 EidosThr EIDX ... ... ...dd 66.56 28.00 42 43.08 -24.9 EigerBio EIGR ... ... ...dd 15.82 4.55 507 9.60 -35.6 8i Enterp JFK ... ... ... 13.00 7.36 1 10.24 +2.2 8i Entp rt JFKKR ... ... ... .76 .03 1 .35 -7.9 8i Enter un JFKKU ... ... ... 11.99 9.72 11.89 +10.8 1895BcWis BCOW ... ... ... 12.01 7.43 1 9.30 -13.7 EksoBio EKSO ... ... ...dd 1.21 .15 .22 -43.7sElPolLoc h LOCO ... ... 57 16.65 6.15 362 17.03 +12.5 ElbitSys h ESLT 1.40m 1.0 22 167.75 110.00 30 140.12 -9.6 Nasdaq Ticker 52-week Vol YTD Name Symbol Div Yield PE High Low 1000s Last %Chg Ticker 52-week Vol YTD Name Symbol Div Yield PE High Low 1000s Last %Chg Ticker 52-week Vol YTD Name Symbol Div Yield PE High Low 1000s Last %Chg Continued from previous page 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ElectroSen ELSE ... ... 20 4.09 2.61 3.67 +1.1 electCore ECOR ... ... ...dd 5.64 .32 1382 1.59 ElecVeh SOLO ... ... ...dd 6.00 .89 18221 3.45 +60.5 ElectArts EA ... ... 30 142.31 85.69 1530 135.93 +26.4 ElmiraSB ESBK .60m 5.6 9 17.40 10.31 5 10.74 -28.9 EloxxPh ELOX ... ... 41 9.00 1.44 26 2.86 -61.1 EltekLtd ELTK ... ... ... 7.08 2.28 11 4.33 +20.3 EmclaireF EMCF 1.20 5.6 6 35.97 17.25 2 21.47 -34.0 Emcore EMKR 1.50e ... ...dd 3.72 1.46 89 3.26 +7.2 EnantaPh ENTA ... ... 8 78.42 38.40 115 46.93 -24.0 EncoreCap ECPG ... ... 8 40.16 15.27 260 36.57 +3.4 EncorW WIRE .08 .2 9 62.08 38.01 83 51.03 -11.1 Endo Intl ENDP ... ... ...dd 7.10 1.97 6357 3.43 -26.9 EndurIntl EIGI ... ... ...dd 6.69 1.31 1061 6.31 +34.1 Energous WATT ... ... ...dd 4.59 .61 975 3.05 +72.3 EngFoc rs EFOI ... ... ...dd 8.90 .81 12 5.15 +117.8 EnrgyRec ERII ... ... 61 11.72 6.11 160 7.93 -19.0 EnlivexTh ENLV ... ... ... 44.90 3.59 94 5.68 -32.3 Enochian ENOB ... ... ... 13.43 1.95 156 3.80 -24.3 Enphase ENPH ... ... 60 70.36 17.18 3079 59.12 +126.3 EnsignGp ENSG .20 .4 28 63.00 24.06 187 46.42 +2.3 EnstarGp ESGR ... ... 37 213.99 94.58 33 171.16 -17.3 EnstrG pfE ESGRO 1.75 6.7 ... 27.96 13.30 15 26.18 -4.0 EntasisT ETTX ... ... ...dd 9.25 1.75 110 2.84 -42.9sEntegris ENTG .32 .5 52 71.51 38.12 1075 71.10 +41.9 EnteraBi ENTX ... ... ... 3.70 1.35 486 1.80 -15.9 EntBcpMA EBTC .70 3.1 10 34.75 19.28 16 22.35 -34.0 EntFinSv EFSC .72 2.4 9 48.81 21.70 60 30.10 -37.6 EnvisSol EVSI ... ... ... 15.98 3.90 435 13.60 +191.8 Epizyme EPZM ... ... ...dd 27.82 9.74 740 13.98 -43.2 ePlus PLUS ... ... 9 99.63 42.53 30 73.42 -12.9 EpsilonE EPSN ... ... ... 3.88 2.32 16 3.13 -5.2 Equillium EQ ... ... ... 27.05 2.20 412 11.44 +238.5sEquinix EQIX 10.64 1.4 ...cc 762.39 477.87 379 770.00 +31.9 EqtyBcsh EQBK ... ... ... 31.91 12.49 76 14.31 -53.6 Ericsson ERIC .07e .6 ...dd 11.93 6.15 9969 11.58 +31.9 ErieInd ERIE 3.86 1.8 43 235.36 130.20 52 210.00 +26.5 ErytechP ERYP ... ... ... 12.00 3.50 0 7.02 -4.8 Escalade ESCA .50 3.3 11 15.69 4.69 81 15.26 +55.2 Esperion ESPR ... ... ...dd 76.98 24.82 572 39.07 -34.5 EsqFnHld ESQ ... ... ... 28.89 10.83 15 15.73 -39.7 EssaPh g EPIX ... ... ... 7.31 1.41 1084 6.80 +23.6 EstLab ESTA ... ... ...dd 29.78 7.56 29 17.44 -36.9 Eton Ph ETON ... ... ... 7.70 2.50 99 5.95 -17.4 Etsy ETSY ... ... ...cc 115.50 29.95 2761 108.69 +145.3 EuroTech s CLWT .42e ... 11 3.88 1.55 22 3.03 +65.8 EuroDry EDRY ... ... 6 8.69 2.98 4 3.70 -52.6 Euronet EEFT ... ... 21 167.64 61.27 896 100.45 -36.2 Euros hrs ESEA ... ... ... 6.56 1.23 26 2.73 -32.9 EveloBio EVLO ... ... ...dd 9.27 3.01 213 3.87 -4.7 Ever-Glory EVK ... ... 2 3.35 .61 27 1.06 -30.2 EverQuo EVER ... ... ...dd 63.44 13.09 278 50.60 +47.3 Everbrdg EVBG ... ... ...dd 165.79 59.85 202 142.72 +82.8 EvrspnTc MRAM ... ... ...dd 8.03 1.75 216 7.49 +42.4 EvofemBio EVFM ... ... ...dd 7.50 2.73 1755 2.84 -54.0 Evogene EVGN ... ... ...dd 1.83 .75 59 1.05 -30.9 EvokePhm EVOK ... ... ...dd 5.00 .73 227 3.53 +117.9 Evolus EOLS ... ... ...dd 19.00 3.00 553 3.48 -71.4 EvolvgSys EVOL .44 34.4 13 1.60 .56 107 1.28 +43.2 ExOne XONE ... ... ...dd 9.90 3.55 101 9.06 +21.4 ExactSci h EXAS ... ... ...dd 123.99 35.25 958 94.62 +2.3 Exagen n XGN ... ... ... 29.86 10.29 103 12.75 -49.8 ExelaTch XELA ... ... ...dd 3.17 .09 24947 .54 +32.4 Exelixis EXEL ... ... 13 27.80 13.67 1996 23.86 +35.4 Exelon EXC 1.53 4.0 15 50.57 29.28 5405 38.56 -15.4 Exicure XCUR ... ... ... 3.84 .96 119 2.33 -18.5 ExlSvcHld EXLS ... ... 49 79.78 40.61 92 64.45 -7.2 Expedia EXPE 1.36 1.6 39 139.98 40.76 1857 85.32 -21.1sExpdIntl EXPD 1.04f 1.2 14 81.64 52.55 1367 83.82 +7.4 ExperInv n EXPC ... ... ... 10.47 9.28 10.43 +6.1 ExperIn un EXPCU ... ... ... 11.50 9.70 10.26 +2.3 Exponent EXPO .76 .9 57 83.54 58.03 175 82.32 +19.3 ExtendStay STAY .04m .3 23 16.90 5.35 1049 11.64 -21.7 ExtrmNet EXTR ... ... ...dd 8.50 1.43 849 4.59 -37.7 EyePtPh h EYPT ... ... ...dd 2.69 .66 327 .73 -53.1 Eyegate wt EYEGW ... ... ... .18 Eyegate rs EYEG ... ... ... 12.89 2.25 18 4.48 -55.3 Eyenovia EYEN ... ... ...dd 5.06 1.11 98 3.71 -17.2 Ezcorp EZPW ... ... 6 10.20 3.41 678 5.86 -14.1F -:F5 Netwks FFIV ... ... 18 156.36 79.78 1436 137.74 -1.4 FAT Br FAT .48b 14.7 82 6.21 1.72 4 3.27 -28.1 FFBW FFBW ... ... ...cc 10.92 8.02 10.68 +8.4 FLIR Sys FLIR .68 1.6 21 59.44 23.85 635 41.88 -19.6 FNCB Bc FNCB .22 3.7 12 9.41 5.08 16 6.02 -28.8 FRP Hldgs FRPH ... ... 59 54.00 30.00 17 40.10 -19.5 FS Bncp FSBW .84 2.2 8 64.41 27.50 11 37.65 -41.0 FSD PhB n HUGE ... ... ... 14.00 2.39 44 3.74 -50.7 FVCBkcp FVCB ... ... 18 19.62 9.27 8 10.09 -42.2 Facebook FB ... ... 44 250.15 137.10 13543 233.29 +13.7 FalcMinrl FLMN .45e 16.7 ...cc 8.33 1.60 72 2.69 -61.9 FalcMin wt OSPRW ... ... ... .79 FangddN n DUO ... ... ... 129.04 5.66 59 8.84 -43.0 Fanhua FANH 1.00m 5.0 21 34.49 16.19 182 20.00 -23.0 FarmerBrs FARM ... ... ... 17.38 5.35 81 5.47 -63.7 FarmMer FMAO 1.08f 5.0 13 31.80 17.40 7 21.63 -28.3 FarmersNB FMNB .44 4.1 11 16.50 9.82 124 10.76 -34.1 FaroTech FARO ... ... ...dd 64.99 35.15 76 57.92 +15.0sFastenal FAST 1.00 2.1 35 46.54 26.72 3375 46.55 +26.0 FateThera FATE ... ... ...dd 38.52 12.59 684 30.78 +57.3 Fauquier FBSS .50 3.5 13 22.16 11.27 6 14.15 -33.4 FedNatHld FNHC .36 4.0 8 16.87 8.89 97 9.00 -45.9 FenncPhr FENC ... ... ... 9.75 3.91 422 8.17 +25.9 Ferrogl GSM .24 44.4 1 1.59 .35 1088 .54 -42.6 FibroGen FGEN ... ... ...dd 48.95 22.65 426 40.74 -5.0 FidD&D FDBC 1.12 2.2 12 70.00 30.50 3 51.05 -17.9 FidusInvst FDUS 1.20m 13.4 6q 16.25 4.45 83 8.93 -39.8 FidsInv23 FDUSL 1.47 6.1 ... 27.65 12.74 18 24.07 -7.2 Fidus24 FDUSZ 1.50 6.2 ... 29.15 13.85 8 24.19 -7.8 FidusIn24 n FDUSG 1.34 5.8 ... 26.05 14.06 1 23.17 -10.0 FiestaRst FRGI ... ... 10 11.40 2.72 216 6.55 -33.7 FifthThird FITB 1.08 5.4 7 31.64 11.10 7426 20.00 -34.9 FifthT pf FITBO 1.66 6.4 ... 29.02 10.50 39 25.93 +.3 51job JOBS ... ... 34 92.61 53.94 78 68.34 -19.5 FinSrvAc n FSRV ... ... ... 10.37 9.20 150 10.19 +3.9sFnSrvAc un FSRVU ... ... ... 10.79 9.12 55 10.80 +5.6 FinTcAc3 FTAC ... ... ... 11.55 9.75 343 10.90 +7.7 FinTcAc3 un FTACU ... ... ... 13.39 9.32 0 11.80 +9.3 FnclInst FISI 1.04 7.3 6 33.28 12.78 116 14.34 -55.3 FireEye FEYE ... ... ...dd 18.34 7.54 32192 15.84 -4.2 FstBcpME FNLC 1.24f 5.9 ... 30.64 17.62 13 20.90 -30.9 FtBcpNC FBNC .72 3.4 9 41.34 17.32 678 21.27 -46.7 FstBcMiss FBMS .40 1.9 10 35.88 15.27 48 20.70 -41.7 FstBkNJ FRBA .12 1.8 9 11.60 6.00 19 6.73 -39.1 FstBusey BUSE .88f 4.9 9 28.00 11.00 181 17.84 -35.1 FBusnFn FBIZ .66 4.6 6 27.35 12.86 18 14.46 -45.1 FrstCap FCAP .96 1.7 23 81.71 42.72 3 55.26 -24.3tFstCash FCFS 1.08 1.8 19 105.00 58.39 443 58.67 -27.2 FtChoBc FCBP 1.00 6.4 31 27.39 10.25 17 15.71 -41.7 FCtzBA FCNCA 1.60 .4 21 542.12 276.08 28 426.11 -19.9 FCmtyBsh FCBC 1.00 4.9 9 34.15 18.06 18 20.57 -33.7 FCmtyCp FCCO .48 3.5 10 22.00 12.51 9 13.79 -36.2 1stCnstBn FCCY .36 2.9 8 22.91 9.01 5 12.23 -44.7 FFnclOH FFBC .92 6.5 8 26.19 10.83 275 14.26 -43.9 FtFnBksh FFIN .52f 1.7 29 36.45 20.70 325 30.79 -12.3 FstFnIN THFF 1.04 3.0 9 46.93 27.62 31 34.55 -24.4 FstFnNwst FFNW .40 4.4 11 15.47 7.90 22 9.03 -39.6 FstFound FFWM .28 1.8 14 17.64 8.01 251 16.00 -8.0 FstGtyBc FGBI .64 5.3 ... 22.38 11.29 2 12.00 -44.9 FsHawaii FHB 1.04 5.9 9 31.25 13.56 1344 17.52 -39.3 FIntntBcp INBK .24 1.7 7 28.50 10.47 44 14.29 -39.7 FIntBc26 INBKL 1.50 6.4 ... 26.83 15.51 23.51 -7.7 FIntnBc29 INBKZ 1.50 6.6 ... 27.59 13.17 3 22.75 -14.8 FstIntBc A FIBK 1.36 4.6 11 43.83 24.50 149 29.84 -28.8 FstMerch FRME 1.04 4.1 8 42.48 21.18 142 25.18 -39.5 FstMidBcs FMBH .80 3.2 11 36.25 18.60 20 25.37 -28.0 FMidBc FMBI .56 4.6 8 23.64 10.31 367 12.27 -46.8 FMidBc pfA FMBIP ... ... ... 25.55 24.28 15 25.37 +.1sFMidB pfC FMBIO ... ... ... 25.25 24.05 60 25.49 +4.0 FsNatVA FXNC ... ... ... 16.24 13.32 1 13.57 -4.4 FstNwBc FNWB .20 1.8 19 18.25 8.77 19 11.05 -39.1 FstSavFin FSFG .68 1.6 6 68.77 29.50 21 43.00 -35.9 FstSeacB FSEA ... ... ... 10.37 5.07 4 6.20 -34.2 FstSolar FSLR ... ... 26 69.24 28.47 852 60.11 +7.4 1stSource SRCE 1.12m 3.2 10 53.42 26.07 54 34.82 -32.9 FTSmartph FONE .86e 1.9 ...q 45.91 FstUSBcsh FUSB .12 1.9 19 12.00 5.18 1 6.28 -46.0 FstUtdCp FUNC .52 4.6 5 24.99 10.88 34 11.35 -52.9 First LI FLIC .72 4.9 4 25.53 12.16 74 14.77 -41.1 FsthdTech SVVC .03e ... ...q 8.96 2.72 33 4.77 -25.8sFstSvc FSV .66 .6 63 119.38 57.38 73 118.00 +26.8 Fiserv FISV ... ... 48 125.05 73.50 2144 101.37 -12.3 FiveBelow FIVE ... ... ...cc 137.97 47.53 745 113.29 -11.4 FivePrime FPRX ... ... ...dd 7.34 1.75 380 5.40 +17.6 FiveStar rs FVE ... ... ...dd 7.50 2.13 158 4.56 +22.9 Five9 FIVN ... ... ...dd 122.19 46.22 307 116.15 +77.1 Flex Ltd FLEX ... ... 16 14.00 5.36 2380 11.06 -12.4 FlexSh h FPAY ... ... ... 3.22 .95 136 1.40 -44.7 FlexionTh FLXN ... ... ... 22.98 5.01 734 13.52 -34.7 Flexstl FLXS .20m 1.3 ... 21.31 7.81 63 15.34 -23.0 Fluent Inc FLNT ... ... ... 5.62 1.02 78 1.85 -26.0 Fluidigm FLDM ... ... ...dd 12.26 1.17 849 5.43 +56.0 FlushFn FFIC .84 7.3 8 22.97 8.86 140 11.53 -46.6 FocFin A FOCS ... ... ...cc 39.33 12.17 474 37.12 +26.0 Fonar FONR ... ... 10 25.99 11.00 25 24.55 +24.7 ForeScTc FSCT ... ... ...dd 40.06 18.10 900 28.95 -11.7 ForshtAut FRSX ... ... ... 1.95 .46 7474 1.38 +32.7 FormFac FORM ... ... 37 33.07 16.25 408 30.21 +16.3tFormaTh n FMTX ... ... ... 50.00 33.71 50 34.38 -11.8 FormulaSy FORTY .68e .8 ... 91.89 36.75 0 86.81 +27.2 ForrestR FORR .80 2.5 21 50.38 22.45 20 32.63 -21.8 ForteBi rs FBRX ... ... ... 84.45 6.33 24 21.30 +166.4 Forterra FRTA ... ... 27 15.56 3.45 299 13.21 +14.3 Fortinet FTNT ... ... 94 151.95 70.20 708 136.84 +28.2 FortressBio FBIO 1.32 48.5 ...dd 3.45 1.04 650 2.72 +5.8 FortB pfA FBIOP 2.34 13.1 ... 21.95 12.00 7 17.93 -12.5 ForM 2 un h FMCIU ... ... ... 30.24 10.35 20.40 +90.1 ForwrdA FWRD .72 1.4 18 72.09 39.59 141 52.85 -24.4 Forward FORD ... ... 22 1.50 .78 26 1.30 +31.3 ForwdPh rs FWP ... ... ... 12.72 4.61 177 6.78 +4.5 Fossil Grp FOSL ... ... ...dd 14.12 2.69 1639 3.62 -54.1 Foster FSTR .16 1.1 ...dd 27.80 7.96 39 14.14 -27.0 FoxCpA FOXA .92 3.6 20 39.74 19.81 2170 25.86 -30.2 FoxCpB FOX .92 3.5 ... 38.84 19.13 696 25.92 -28.8sFoxFactory FOXF ... ... 62 91.84 34.58 341 93.08 +33.8 Francesc FRAN ... ... ... 21.95 1.70 1812 6.36 -38.7 Franchise n FRG 1.00 4.3 ... 27.49 5.75 68 23.33 +.6 FrankElec FELE .62 1.1 16 61.49 41.25 181 56.98 -.6 FrankFS FRAF 1.20 4.8 28 38.99 20.27 4 25.00 -35.4 FrghtCar lf RAIL .36 21.8 ...dd 5.67 .73 340 1.65 -20.3 FreqElec FEIM ... ... ...dd 12.31 5.95 10 10.08 -1.3 FreqTher n FREQ ... ... ... 28.78 11.17 131 21.63 +23.4sFreshpet FRPT ... ... ...dd 93.50 35.95 198 93.94 +59.0 frntdoor FTDR ... ... 45 53.30 30.06 867 41.04 -13.5 FuelTech h FTEK ... ... ...dd 1.49 .30 101 .94 -.9 FuelCell FCEL ... ... ... 3.42 .23 13277 2.30 -8.4 FulcrThr FULC ... ... ... 22.96 4.37 27 15.90 -4.4 FulgentG FLGT ... ... ... 27.39 6.35 432 25.66 +98.9 FulingGbl FORK ... ... ... 2.86 1.40 1 2.05 -14.2 FullHseR FLL ... ... ...dd 3.99 .31 145 1.40 -58.2 FultonFncl FULT .52a 5.2 7 18.00 8.91 915 9.96 -42.9 Funko FNKO ... ... 14 27.89 3.12 1589 5.51 -67.9 FusionPh n FUSN ... ... ... 19.00 12.19 136 13.66 -19.6 FutuHldg FUTU ... ... ... 33.80 8.16 1450 31.96 +209.7 FutFintch lf FTFT ... ... ... 3.74 .42 197 2.64 +486.7 FuweiF FFHL ... ... ...dd 10.49 1.56 25 5.31 +88.3G -:sGWilliFood WILC ... ... 17 17.24 8.75 5 17.08 +42.9 G1Thera GTHX ... ... ... 41.80 8.80 469 16.18 -38.8 GAN Ltd n GAN ... ... ... 28.95 10.60 625 20.88 +57.6 GCI Lb A GLIBA ... ... ...dd 79.06 26.51 514 75.78 +7.0 GCI Lb pfA GLIBP 1.75 6.5 ... 29.27 18.10 3 27.08 +2.3 GDS Hld GDS .46p ... ... 91.97 34.15 526 79.92 +54.9 GSE Sys GVP ... ... 4 2.33 .86 15 .94 -43.2 GSI Tech GSIT ... ... ...dd 9.00 4.75 33 6.44 -9.2 GTY TchHl GTYH ... ... 34 7.39 2.81 38 3.44 -41.6 G-III GIII ... ... 6 34.42 2.96 607 11.59 -65.4 GW Pharm GWPH ... ... ...dd 175.35 67.98 204 126.71 +21.2 GWG Hldgs GWGH 4.30e ... ...dd 11.25 6.50 9 6.65 -32.3 GX Acq A GXGX ... ... ... 10.60 9.30 112 10.38 +4.3sGX Acq un GXGXU ... ... ... 11.09 9.40 4 11.10 +7.0 Gaiam A GAIA ... ... ...dd 10.49 4.70 49 9.25 +15.8 Galapag GLPG ... ... ... 274.03 112.00 74 186.06 -10.0 GalectinTh GALT ... ... ... 4.50 1.50 97 2.72 -5.1 GaleraTh n GRTX ... ... ... 19.50 5.58 14 7.75 -41.1 GalmedPh GLMD ... ... 6 7.38 3.02 45 4.54 -21.5 Gamida GMDA ... ... 12 7.70 2.60 228 3.93 -8.6 Gam&Lsr GLPI 2.40m 6.8 12 50.99 13.04 1085 35.31 -18.0 Garmin GRMN 2.44f 2.5 27 105.58 61.04 1807 98.78 +1.3 GarrisnCap GARS .60 18.3 11 7.21 1.04 47 3.28 -43.6 Genasys h GNSS .04 .9 ...dd 6.10 2.01 56 4.35 +33.0 Gencor GENC ... ... 7 13.50 9.38 15 12.21 +4.6 GenFin GFN ... ... ...dd 11.24 4.62 13 5.99 -45.9 GenFin pfC GFNCP 8.90 8.7 ... 119.99 65.00 3 102.09 -2.7 GenFin 21 GFNSL 2.03 8.1 ... 26.50 18.71 5 25.02 -3.9 GenerBio n GBIO ... ... ... 24.90 17.00 38 20.20 -18.2 GeneticT rs GENE ... ... ... 10.30 1.41 7297 4.11 +106.5 GenetrHl n GTH ... ... ... 17.71 11.09 95 13.90 -13.1tGent GNFT ... ... ... 22.48 5.10 79 5.08 -74.5 GeniusBr h GNUS ... ... ... 11.73 .05 16059 1.67 +511.7 Genmab GMAB ... ... 25 36.63 16.24 445 35.18 +57.5 GenMark GNMK ... ... ...dd 19.83 3.36 542 17.09 +255.3 Genocea GNCA ... ... ... 5.75 1.10 2374 4.97 +140.1 Genprex GNPX ... ... ...dd 7.03 .23 1168 3.47 +984.4 Gentex GNTX .48 1.7 10 31.27 19.48 1861 27.56 -4.9 Gentherm THRM ... ... 31 49.95 27.24 86 40.33 -9.1 GeospcT h GEOS ... ... ...dd 17.66 4.61 66 7.89 -53.0 GerABcp GABC .76 2.6 14 36.17 23.54 53 29.29 -17.8 GeronCp GERN ... ... ...dd 2.40 .75 2426 1.75 +28.7 Gevo GEVO ... ... ... 3.60 .46 3267 .57 -75.4 Gibraltar ROCK ... ... 33 56.58 30.60 81 52.69 +4.5 GigaMda GIGM ... ... ...dd 3.75 1.91 52 3.02 +25.3 GilatSatell GILT .45p ... 17 10.76 4.70 686 5.65 -28.3 GileadSci GILD 2.72 3.7 14 85.97 60.89 8328 73.01 +12.4 GlacierBc GBCI 1.16 3.3 18 46.54 26.66 319 35.67 -22.4 GladstnCap GLAD .84 11.5 5 10.69 4.04 145 7.31 -26.4 GladCap24 n GLADL 1.34 5.7 ... 27.05 14.73 23.50 -8.5 GladstnCm GOOD 1.50 8.1 ...dd 23.98 7.59 146 18.43 -15.7 GladCm pfD GOODM .84 3.4 ... 27.95 9.18 6 25.04 -2.7 Gladstn pfE GOODN 1.66 7.1 ... 27.52 10.56 16 23.26 -11.9 GladstInv GAIN .82a 8.7 12 15.34 6.43 630 9.41 -29.0 GldsInv pf D GAINM 1.56 6.4 ... 25.95 14.26 4 24.50 -4.3 GladstIn pfE GAINL 1.59 6.6 ... 26.44 12.05 16 24.10 -8.2sGladstLnd LAND .53 3.2 ...dd 16.37 9.61 340 16.36 +26.1 GladLnd pfA LANDP 1.59 6.1 ... 28.71 15.75 6 26.12 +1.6 GlenBurnie GLBZ .40 4.5 4 11.80 7.05 0 8.96 -22.1 GblBldT GBT ... ... ...dd 87.54 39.95 726 68.47 -13.9 GbEagE hrs ENT ... ... ...dd 24.00 1.53 1615 2.53 -79.8 GlbIndem GBLI 1.00 4.3 7 34.65 21.75 14 23.37 -21.1 GlbIndm 45 GBLIZ 1.94 7.6 ... 27.06 12.50 628 25.47 -1.5 GlbIndem 47 GBLIL 1.97 7.7 ... 27.55 10.90 3 25.42 -4.4 GlSlfStor SELF .26 6.9 ... 4.95 2.65 9 3.76 -12.6 GlWatRs GWRS .29 2.7 ... 14.99 8.51 17 10.65 -19.0 GlobusM GLBS ... ... ... 3.01 .13 13099 .16 -84.3 GloryStar GSMG ... ... ... 11.53 1.46 63 3.85 -62.4 GluMobile GLUU ... ... ...dd 10.85 3.98 2770 9.36 +54.7 GlycoMim GLYC ... ... ...dd 9.53 1.82 424 4.29 -18.9tGoHealth n GOCO ... ... ... 26.25 18.71 4180 17.51 -10.0 Gogo GOGO ... ... ...dd 7.23 1.33 890 3.24 -49.4 GolLNGLtd GLNG .60 7.2 ... 17.27 4.54 694 8.30 -41.6 GolLNGPt GMLP .08m 2.9 ... 12.10 1.30 200 2.79 -68.4 GolrLNG pf GMLPP 2.19 11.2 ... 26.25 6.40 12 19.63 -23.8 GoldBull DNJR ... ... ... 3.46 .28 619 3.13 +682.5 GoldenEnt GDEN ... ... ...dd 21.67 3.55 320 9.05 -52.9 GoldenOc GOGL .33e 8.0 6 6.67 2.52 675 4.12 -29.1 GolubCap GBDC 1.32 11.1 8 19.14 9.08 196 11.89 -35.6 GdTimes h GTIM ... ... ...dd 1.97 .45 10 1.16 -27.2 Goodyear GT ... ... 4 17.20 4.09 3050 10.22 -34.3 GoosehIn GSHD .41e ... ...dd 87.55 37.26 64 84.91 +100.3 GoPro GPRO ... ... ...dd 5.79 2.00 1386 5.22 +20.3 Gores IV n GHIV ... ... ... 10.95 9.30 2 10.49 +12.8 Gors IV un GHIVU ... ... ... 11.10 9.42 2 10.90 +4.3 GoresMet GMHI ... ... ... 11.90 9.45 129 10.80 +5.9 GoresM un GMHIU ... ... ... 12.50 9.69 5 11.15 +5.0 Gossamr GOSS ... ... ...dd 27.15 7.52 544 12.62 -19.3 GovPrpIT GOV ... ... 11 27.48 GovPrpIT46 GOVNI 1.47 5.9 ... 26.89 12.01 24 24.99 -3.8 GrCanyEd LOPE ... ... 17 132.72 57.89 253 90.37 -5.7 Gravity GRVY ... ... 55 64.90 21.49 29 63.26 +69.1 GrElCp hn GECC 1.00 21.5 ... 8.93 2.25 105 4.66 -40.1 GrElm22 GECCL 1.63 7.3 ... 25.75 8.25 4 22.30 -11.6 GrElm25 GECCM 1.69 8.6 ... 26.05 11.00 3 19.65 -22.2 GrElm hn GEC ... ... ... 4.33 1.31 4 2.60 -22.2 GrLkDrge GLDD ... ... 32 11.96 6.75 372 8.53 -24.7 GrtSoBc GSBC 1.36a 3.6 9 64.48 32.23 30 37.76 -40.4 GreenBrick GRBK ... ... 14 14.75 5.66 190 14.15 +23.3 GreenPlns GPRE .48 3.7 ...dd 16.49 3.77 300 12.98 -15.9 GrnP LP GPP .48m 6.6 4 14.81 3.47 62 7.25 -47.5 Greensky GSKY ... ... ...dd 12.12 3.05 696 5.53 -37.9 GreenVis n GRNV ... ... ... 10.20 9.45 1 10.10 +2.7 GreenVs rt GRNVR ... ... ... .50 .10 .29 +61.1 GreenVs un GRNVU ... ... ... 11.92 9.75 10.59 +5.0sGreenAc un GRCYU ... ... ... 10.01 9.95 38 9.99 -.1 GrCB NY GCBC .48f 2.2 13 30.25 15.01 1 21.89 -24.0 GreenlTch GTEC ... ... ...dd 10.58 1.12 17 2.78 -44.4 GreenHl A GNLN ... ... ...dd 9.68 1.02 258 3.86 +18.6 Greenlight GLRE ... ... ...dd 11.26 5.00 85 6.89 -31.8 Greenpro GRNQ ... ... ... 2.82 .21 32 .91 +58.9 Greenros n GNRS ... ... ... 10.05 9.61 500 9.75 +1.5 Greenrs un GNRSU ... ... ... 10.60 9.05 4 10.12 +.5 GridDyn GDYN ... ... ... 13.51 4.61 45 6.76 -37.7 GrdsmHl h GSUM ... ... ... 3.12 .24 127 .75 -38.4 Griffin GRIF .50f 1.0 ... 57.45 28.67 4 49.67 +25.6 GrifolsSA GRFS .40e 2.1 ... 25.73 13.40 1099 19.29 -17.2 GrinrdSh GRIN ... ... ... 7.97 2.03 15 3.21 -50.5tGritstOnc GRTS ... ... ...dd 12.96 3.46 842 3.40 -62.1 GrocOutl GO ... ... ... 47.58 28.11 617 43.29 +33.4 Groupon rs GRPN ... ... ... 70.80 9.60 877 15.69 -67.2sGrowGen n GRWG ... ... ... 8.48 2.62 1963 8.52 +107.8 GpAeroCN OMAB 1.70e 5.0 14 67.07 20.55 120 34.15 -43.0 GrpoFin GGAL .31e 2.5 ... 38.81 5.66 669 12.32 -24.1 GuarBcs GNTY .76 2.7 15 34.16 20.02 21 27.69 -15.8 GuarFBc GFED .60 4.1 6 26.93 12.70 0 14.72 -41.6 GuardntH GH ... ... ... 112.22 55.90 553 84.15 +7.7 GuardHlt GHSI ... ... ... 1.35 .17 2475 .43 +94.5 GulfIsland GIFI .04 1.3 ...dd 7.42 2.67 27 3.02 -40.4 GulfRes rs GURE ... ... ... 6.42 2.25 4 5.97 +133.9 GulfprtE h GPOR ... ... 1 3.98 .35 2926 1.04 -65.8 Gyrodyne GYRO 2.50e ... ... 20.00 14.20 17.00 -9.8H -:H&E Eqp HEES 1.10 5.9 11 37.85 9.12 180 18.56 -44.5 HBT Finl n HBT .65e ... ... 20.71 9.11 49 12.34 -35.0 HD Supply HDS ... ... 15 43.25 21.69 814 35.29 -12.3 HF Foods HFFG ... ... ...cc 27.97 5.04 151 8.85 -54.6 HL Acqui HCCH ... ... ...dd 13.40 10.14 115 10.64 +3.0 HL Acq un HCCHU ... ... ... 20.99 10.45 0 14.75 +37.1 HL Acq rt HCCHR ... ... ... 1.10 .02 32 .69 +172.7 HMN Fn HMNF ... ... 9 23.00 13.30 1 14.50 -31.0 HMS Hldgs HMSY ... ... 52 40.67 18.20 222 32.68 +10.4 HTG Mol h HTGM ... ... ...dd 1.42 .27 5064 .67 -4.8 HV Bcp HVBC .50e ... ... 17.25 9.75 1 12.53 -26.3 HackettGp HCKT .36 2.6 16 18.90 9.50 111 13.91 -13.8 Hailiang HLG ... ... ... 75.43 31.85 4 49.15 -24.7 HainCels lf HAIN ... ... ... 34.19 17.94 337 33.81 +30.3 HOF Res HOFV ... ... ... 14.70 5.07 244 5.56 -47.5 HOF Res wt HOFVW ... ... ... GordP un h GPAQU ... ... ... 17.98 10.22 14.46 +32.2 HalladorE HNRG .16 25.0 1 5.67 .60 546 .64 -78.4 HallmkFn HALL ... ... 3 20.30 2.28 324 2.91 -83.4 Halozyme HALO ... ... ...dd 29.34 12.71 861 26.66 +50.4 HamilLa HLNE 1.25f 1.7 28 76.31 36.27 100 71.78 +20.4 HancJaff h HJLI ... ... ...dd 1.20 .21 3336 .31 -43.3 HancWhit HWC 1.08 5.5 5 44.42 14.32 561 19.74 -55.0 HancWht 45 HWCPL 1.49 5.8 ... 26.86 10.64 2 25.67 +.1sHanWh60 n HWCPZ 1.56 6.0 ... 25.95 24.84 30 25.88 +3.5 HanmiFin HAFC .48m 5.0 5 21.93 7.15 469 9.53 -52.3 HappBiot n HAPP ... ... ... 6.10 2.27 305 2.35 -48.4 HarborCus n HCDI ... ... ... HarbrOne HONE .12 1.3 29 11.20 6.45 242 8.92 -18.8 Harmonic HLIT ... ... ...dd 8.57 4.44 639 5.86 -24.9 HarpoonT HARP ... ... ...dd 25.02 10.27 93 12.30 -16.8 HarrowHl HROW ... ... ...dd 7.96 3.33 247 5.68 -27.0 HrvrdBio HBIO ... ... 79 3.77 1.39 138 3.16 +3.6 HarvCapCr HCAP .96 24.1 5 10.27 2.66 26 3.99 -54.5 HarvCr22 HCAPZ 1.53 6.7 ... 28.03 15.12 3 22.95 -11.5 Hasbro HAS 2.72 3.7 43 126.87 41.33 1122 74.03 -29.9 HawHold HA .48 4.0 2 31.34 7.55 3187 12.14 -58.6sHawkins HWKN .93 1.9 12 48.15 26.82 92 48.42 +5.7 HawthornB HWBK .48b 2.7 9 25.55 12.93 4 17.46 -28.8 HayAcII wt HYAC ... ... ... 9.93 HaymAII un HYACU ... ... ... 11.61 9.90 10.85 +3.3 HaynesIntl HAYN .88 4.0 ...dd 39.04 17.61 82 21.75 -39.2 HeadHunt HHR .36p ... ... 27.62 12.25 149 20.49 -4.5 HlthCSvc HCSG .81 3.1 ... 31.30 15.80 317 26.29 +8.1 HlthCatal HCAT ... ... ...dd 49.85 17.48 567 35.85 +3.3 HltcMrg n HCCO ... ... ... 12.08 9.20 3275 10.99 +9.9sHltcMrg un HCCOU ... ... ... 11.60 9.34 29 11.45 +10.6 HealthTr pf HTIA ... ... ... 26.40 7.76 1 20.74 -17.1 HealthEqty HQY ... ... 51 88.78 34.40 571 53.75 -27.4 HlthStrm HSTM 1.00e ... 53 29.78 20.03 158 21.92 -19.4 HrtlndEx HTLD .08 .4 20 22.75 15.65 369 20.28 -3.7 HeartFn HTLF .80 2.4 9 51.85 25.26 122 32.72 -34.2 HeatBio HTBX ... ... ... 4.30 .20 113474 2.23 +369.5 HebronTc h HEBT ... ... ...dd 23.99 1.87 85 15.53 +167.8 HeidrkStr HSII .60 2.8 9 33.21 17.99 76 21.40 -34.2 HelenTroy HELE ... ... 25 209.99 104.02 93 191.64 +6.6 HeliosTc HLIO .36 .9 24 49.49 29.03 94 38.37 -16.8 Helius Med HSDT ... ... ...dd 2.35 .25 141 .55 -43.3 HemisMda HMTV ... ... ... 15.34 8.00 27 9.39 -36.8 HennesAd HNNA .55 7.0 4 12.78 5.69 5 7.87 -21.9 HennCaIV HCAC ... ... ... 12.40 9.21 864 11.52 +13.4 HennIV un HCACU ... ... ... 14.40 9.92 7 13.00 +19.2 HSchein HSIC ... ... 19 73.99 41.85 2687 68.71 +3.0 HeplonP HEPA ... ... ... 8.35 1.00 571 4.20 -21.6 HrtgeCo HTBK .52 7.5 8 13.14 6.04 328 6.96 -45.8 HrtgeFn HFWA .80 4.1 12 29.25 14.65 265 19.69 -30.4 HeritCryst HCCI ... ... 28 32.58 11.30 39 14.24 -54.6 HernTher h HRTX ... ... ...dd 26.81 9.60 494 16.86 -28.3 HerzdCrb CUBA 1.01e ... ...q 7.15 2.20 32 3.59 -45.8 HeskaCorp HSKA ... ... ...cc 110.90 50.00 26 95.52 -.4 Hexindai HX .40p ... ... 2.50 .26 73 .77 -17.5 Hibbett HIBB ... ... 13 30.98 7.33 399 25.67 -8.5 HghwyH HIHO .33e 12.5 ... 3.98 1.55 18 2.65 +63.6 HimaxTch HIMX .10e 2.5 ...cc 5.10 1.70 806 3.94 +48.1 HingmSv HIFS 1.72f 1.0 ... 216.82 125.55 2 175.73 -16.4 Holl ysys HOLI .21e 1.7 5 17.86 9.52 293 12.08 -26.4sHologic HOLX ... ... ...dd 63.60 26.49 2204 64.00 +22.6 HomeBLA HBCP .88 3.5 7 40.80 18.57 12 25.03 -36.1 HomeBcs HOMB .52 3.1 10 21.04 9.71 727 16.88 -14.1 HmFdB LA HFBL .66f 2.7 15 37.99 20.00 0 24.73 -30.8 HomeStreet HMST .60 2.3 33 35.44 18.44 163 26.27 -22.7 HomeTrBc HTBI .28 1.9 6 27.79 11.75 38 14.53 -45.8 HomolMd FIXX ... ... ...dd 24.00 11.05 802 13.88 -32.9 HookerFu HOFT .64 3.0 8 26.07 12.30 92 21.49 -16.3 Hookipa HOOK ... ... ...dd 14.37 5.80 46 10.55 -13.7 HopeBcp HOPE .56 6.6 7 15.51 7.06 824 8.43 -43.3 HorizBcp HBNC .48 4.8 4 19.48 7.42 155 10.05 -46.8 HorizTFn HRZN 1.20 10.4 9q 13.78 4.51 235 11.57 -10.5 HorizTher HZNP ... ... ...dd 61.60 22.84 1588 60.39 +66.8 HostessBr TWNK ... ... 21 14.72 9.33 813 12.65 -13.0 Hostess wt TWNKW ... ... ... 2.23 HothThr HOTH ... ... ...dd 7.25 2.31 256 2.69 -56.5 HoughMH HMHC ... ... ...dd 6.85 1.03 12867 2.68 -57.1 HoustWC HWCC .12m 4.5 ... 4.98 1.67 16 2.65 -39.9 HovnEn pf A HOVNP ... ... ... 6.50 1.62 16 5.49 +4.6 HowardBcp HBMD ... ... ...dd 19.20 8.44 27 9.69 -42.6 HuazhuGr HTHT .34e 1.0 28 43.15 25.01 767 34.41 -14.1 HubGroup HUBG ... ... 10 60.42 36.51 369 51.23 -.1 HudsCap hrs HUSN ... ... ... 2.20 .32 1288 .58 -48.1 HudExIn un HECCU ... ... ... 10.67 10.08 659 10.38 +1.3 HudsnGb HSON ... ... ... 13.10 6.06 2 9.38 -21.5 HudsonTc HDSN ... ... 8 1.22 .30 95 1.06 +8.4 HuizeHld n HUIZ ... ... ... 14.80 4.83 11 9.17 -8.3 HuntJB JBHT 1.08 .8 29 138.77 75.29 851 130.21 +11.5 HuntBncsh HBAN .60 6.3 9 15.63 6.82 10353 9.45 -37.3 HuntBcs pf HBANO 1.56 6.1 ... 27.39 16.07 46 25.64 -1.4 HuntB pfC HBANN 1.47 5.7 ... 27.17 14.10 2 25.96 -.2 Hurco HURC .52f 1.8 9 39.38 20.39 14 28.26 -26.3 HuronCon HURN ... ... ...dd 70.91 35.15 87 43.83 -36.2 HutaoTc HHT ... ... ... 3.94 .36 .43 -70.2 HutChMd HCM ... ... ... 29.92 14.74 415 27.84 +11.0 HuttigBld HBP ... ... ...dd 2.85 .49 8 1.34 -13.0 HycrftMin HYMC ... ... ... 13.92 7.35 35 11.98 +15.9 HyreCar HYRE ... ... ...dd 4.08 .88 865 3.35 +27.4I -:I-MAB n IMAB ... ... ... 35.00 9.30 84 30.20 +118.8 i3 Vert IIIV ... ... ...dd 37.85 13.01 132 26.35 -6.7 IAC Inter IAC ... ... ... ICAD ICAD ... ... ...dd 15.31 5.50 133 9.52 +22.5 ICC Hld ICCH ... ... 38 15.00 9.60 11.37 -19.3 ICF Intl ICFI .56 .8 20 95.24 47.75 131 66.35 -27.6 ICU Med ICUI ... ... ...cc 259.72 148.89 187 190.18 +1.6sIClickInt ICLK ... ... ...dd 6.43 2.73 2377 6.73 +109.0 IdexxLab IDXX ... ... 88 372.33 168.65 352 366.91 +40.5 IEC Elec IEC ... ... ...dd 9.70 5.00 34 9.08 -.2 IES Hldgs IESC ... ... 77 27.78 13.73 27 24.01 -6.4 IF Bancp IROQ .30 1.8 12 24.05 15.07 16.89 -26.6 IFresh h IFMK ... ... ...dd 3.05 .34 67 .95 +132.8 IGM Bio n IGMS ... ... ...dd 80.55 16.10 99 50.16 +31.4 IHS Mark INFO .68 1.1 38 64.27 -.5 iHrtMed IHRT ... ... ...cc 19.69 4.31 367 8.12 -52.0 II-VI IIVI ... ... 60 51.90 19.00 2733 49.24 +46.2 IMAC Hl IMAC ... ... ...dd 5.35 .42 135 1.23 -18.0 IMV Inc IMV ... ... ... 6.82 1.35 773 4.80 +65.5 INmune INMB ... ... ...dd 24.42 2.20 570 11.49 +98.1 IPG Photon IPGP ... ... 32 184.02 98.04 410 181.50 +25.2 IQIYI IQ ... ... ... 27.50 14.51 4561 20.75 -1.7 IRSA Prop IRCP .32e 3.9 ... 21.06 5.06 3 8.18 -51.2 IRhythm IRTC ... ... ...dd 136.55 56.24 192 125.91 +84.9 iRobot IRBT ... ... 25 89.26 32.79 509 72.29 +42.8 iTeosTh n ITOS ... ... ... 26.90 17.50 367 18.77 -1.5 Iberiabnk IBKC 1.88 4.4 8 79.68 25.65 43.08 -42.4 Icahn Ent IEP 8.00 15.5 21 79.37 34.00 78 51.61 -16.1 IchorHld ICHR ... ... 14 39.83 13.68 133 30.20 -9.2 Icon PLC ICLR ... ... 31 199.83 104.28 204 184.25 +7.0 IconxBrn ICON ... ... ... 2.75 .51 164 1.03 -23.7 IdealPwr rs IPWR ... ... ... 9.12 1.08 123 8.55 +271.7 Ideanom h IDEX ... ... ...dd 3.98 .28 7679 1.32 +54.2 IDEAYA IDYA ... ... ... 19.97 2.95 212 12.32 +64.3 Identive lf INVE ... ... ...dd 7.04 2.11 61 5.02 -11.0 IderaPh IDRA ... ... ... 3.58 .81 462 1.97 +8.2 Ikonics IKNX ... ... ... 7.38 2.83 1 3.98 -25.6 Illumina ILMN ... ... 61 402.14 196.78 629 385.28 +16.1 ImageSens ISNS ... ... 45 6.00 2.79 6 3.62 -20.2 IMARA n IMRA ... ... ... 62.71 13.40 31 20.01 +33.4 Immatics IMTX ... ... ...cc 17.48 9.51 467 10.59 +1.8 Immersn h IMMR ... ... ...dd 8.66 4.23 183 6.86 -7.7 ImmuCell ICCC ... ... 35 8.13 3.70 4 5.81 +12.8 ImunoGn IMGN ... ... ...dd 7.07 1.95 1584 4.16 -18.5 Imunmd IMMU ... ... ...dd 44.48 8.80 1908 42.11 +99.0 Immunovnt IMVT ... ... ... 29.96 8.34 330 23.48 +48.0 Immuron IMRN ... ... ... 28.99 1.55 775 11.52 +217.4 Immurn wt IMRNW ... ... ... 1.40 Immutep IMMP ... ... ... 3.10 .53 362 1.39 -22.3 ImpaxLabs IPXL ... ... ...dd 18.30 Impinj PI ... ... ... 40.24 11.47 921 26.44 +2.2 InMode n INMD ... ... 26 58.76 13.06 250 32.06 -18.2 InariMed n NARI ... ... ... 61.76 39.55 106 57.62 +35.5 Incyte INCY ... ... 61 110.37 62.48 980 98.04 +12.3 IndBkMA INDB 1.84 2.8 15 87.11 50.45 72 66.67 -19.9 IndBkMI IBCP .80 5.6 1 23.93 9.19 123 14.17 -37.4 IndepBkTX IBTX 1.00 2.2 11 63.16 20.35 411 45.80 -17.4 IndLogis ILPT 1.32 6.2 21 24.18 12.95 465 21.18 -5.6 Innera INFN ... ... ...dd 8.35 3.45 3513 8.06 +1.5 InnityPh INFI ... ... ...dd 1.68 .60 166 .83 -14.1 InaRx IFRX ... ... 4 9.70 2.17 1143 4.89 +23.5 InfoSvcs III .20f 9.7 3 3.76 1.61 40 2.06 -18.6 InfrEnAlt IEA ... ... ... 4.83 1.63 12 3.51 +9.0 InfrEnAl wt IEAW ... ... ... .93 InglesMk h IMKTA .66 1.5 19 49.14 30.24 115 44.01 -7.4 InnerWkgs INWK ... ... ...dd 5.81 .87 475 2.74 -50.3 Innodata INOD ... ... ...dd 1.61 .75 19 1.39 +21.5 Innospec IOSP 1.04 1.3 18 107.85 56.71 78 78.66 -24.0 InnovSolu ISSC ... ... 57 7.11 1.20 30 5.09 -12.8 Innoviva INVA 1.00 7.5 9 15.62 7.58 726 13.29 -6.1 Inogen INGN ... ... 22 76.89 29.97 1573 31.31 -54.2 Inovalon INOV .12p ... ... 22.99 13.39 863 22.54 +19.8 InovioPhm INO ... ... ...dd 33.79 1.92 21237 19.48 +490.3 Inozyme n INZY ... ... ... 22.19 16.10 154 18.80 +7.2 Inpixon rs INPX ... ... ... 29.25 1.01 5470 1.49 -69.6 InseegoCp INSG ... ... ...dd 15.15 3.61 8588 13.72 +87.2 InsightEnt NSIT ... ... 12 73.22 28.25 192 50.07 -28.8 Insignia s ISIG .70e ... 6 1.37 .60 22 .76 +4.2 Insmed INSM ... ... ...dd 34.94 12.09 449 26.16 +9.5 InspEnt INSE ... ... ... 8.65 1.87 65 3.38 -49.9 Insteel IIIN .12 .6 22 26.61 10.00 64 19.25 -10.4 Insulet PODD ... ... ...cc 228.79 115.56 519 200.39 +17.1 InsurAcA INSU ... ... ... 14.91 9.52 112 11.18 +11.8 InsurAc un INSUU ... ... ... 17.82 10.00 12.60 +18.9 IntecPh h NTEC ... ... ...dd 1.56 .13 6692 .42 -16.4 IntegLfSc IART ... ... 52 65.09 34.21 132 49.73 -14.7 IntegMed IMTE ... ... ... 13.31 2.60 10 3.51 -61.8 Intel INTC 1.32 2.7 16 69.29 43.63 60369 48.07 -19.7 Intellia NTLA ... ... ...dd 25.56 9.18 535 18.35 +25.1 Intellichk IDN ... ... ...dd 10.54 1.91 150 7.17 -4.3 IntParfum IPAR 1.32 3.2 22 81.40 34.20 160 41.71 -42.6 IntrBrkr IBKR .40 .8 47 58.50 33.70 667 50.29 +7.9 InterceptP ICPT ... ... ...dd 125.00 42.19 677 45.60 -63.2 InterDig IDCC 1.40 2.3 65 66.36 31.04 136 59.81 +9.8 Interface TILE .04m .5 12 17.68 5.06 364 8.40 -49.4 Intergroup INTG ... ... ...dd 38.60 23.85 0 25.30 -32.4 IntlBcsh IBOC 1.10 3.4 10 44.00 15.60 142 31.98 -25.7 IntlGnIns IGIC ... ... ...cc 11.52 5.48 7 6.51 -38.0 IntlMonExp IMXI ... ... ...dd 16.10 6.46 185 13.28 +10.3 IntrpDia rs IDXG ... ... 1 11.00 3.81 208 5.72 +14.4 IntersENT XENT ... ... ...dd 31.46 5.97 493 17.75 -28.7 IntstP pfD IPLDP 1.27 5.0 ... 26.44 19.55 12 25.47 -.7 Intevac IVAC ... ... 18 7.68 3.17 86 6.19 -12.3 IntraCellu ITCI ... ... ...dd 43.56 6.75 513 20.69 -39.7 IntriCon IIN ... ... 15 22.47 9.84 59 10.82 -39.9 Intuit INTU 2.12 .7 49 314.73 187.68 1115 302.18 +15.4sIntSurg ISRG ... ... 93 699.72 360.50 801 695.79 +17.7 Inventiva n IVA ... ... ... 15.95 9.01 49 10.74 -20.0 Investar ISTR .24 1.7 12 26.46 8.49 10 14.12 -41.2 InvstCrd ICMB .60m 19.0 3 7.70 1.38 18 3.16 -52.8 CM Fin23 CMFNL 1.53 6.2 ... 26.41 25.35 24.77 -3.0 InvestBncp ISBC .48 5.5 13 12.74 6.31 2799 8.77 -26.4 InvTitl ITIC 1.76 1.5 11 182.52 96.45 3 121.08 -23.9 InVivoTh rs NVIV ... ... ...dd 25.80 1.09 98 1.74 -74.2 IonisPhm IONS ... ... ...cc 73.09 39.32 529 58.78 -2.7 IovanceTh IOVA ... ... ...dd 41.49 17.67 826 28.65 +3.5 iRadimed IRMD ... ... 39 28.43 14.42 35 23.25 -.6 Iridex IRIX ... ... ...dd 4.24 1.22 1 2.11 -5.4 IridiumCm IRDM ... ... ...dd 32.08 16.87 862 28.29 +14.8 IronwdPh IRWD ... ... ...dd 14.10 7.91 1452 9.14 -31.3sItamarMd ITMR ... ... ... 24.68 7.66 32 24.50 +90.4 Iteris ITI ... ... ...dd 6.69 2.08 179 4.74 -5.0 IterumTh h ITRM ... ... ...dd 7.65 .92 400 1.06 -76.4 Itron ITRI ... ... 62 88.32 40.48 125 69.09 -17.7 IturanLoc ITRN .96 6.9 7 30.27 11.01 13 13.83 -45.0 IVERIC ISEE ... ... 2 8.97 .91 903 4.37 -49.1 IzeaWrldwd IZEA ... ... ... 3.13 .07 4547 1.16 +389.5J -:J&J Snack JJSF 2.30 1.8 33 196.84 105.67 77 124.68 -32.3tj2Global JCOM 1.82f 3.3 21 104.57 54.34 957 55.46 -40.8 JD.com JD ... ... ...cc 69.18 25.77 5652 62.59 +77.7 JMP Gp29 n JMPNZ 1.72 8.7 ... 24.42 10.00 2 19.80 -18.0 JOYY Inc YY ... ... 5 99.35 41.33 728 76.32 +44.6 JackHenry JKHY 1.72 1.0 51 195.03 123.64 376 180.75 +24.1 JackInBox JACK 1.60 1.9 18 93.12 16.81 589 83.57 +7.1 JaguarHl JAGX ... ... ... 1.96 .35 3681 .68 -15.4 JakksPc rs JAKK ... ... ... 14.60 3.00 1545 7.00 -32.0 JRiverGrp JRVR 1.20 2.6 21 52.18 25.34 95 46.95 +13.9 JamfHld n JAMF ... ... ... 43.25 36.75 544 40.30 +1.1 JanOne JAN ... ... ...dd 7.20 2.00 165 3.74 +26.4 JazzPhrm JAZZ ... ... 15 154.24 86.88 430 114.88 -23.0 JerashHl JRSH .20 4.2 11 7.90 3.60 16 4.78 -18.4 Nasdaq Ticker 52-week Vol YTD Name Symbol Div Yield PE High Low 1000s Last %Chg Ticker 52-week Vol YTD Name Symbol Div Yield PE High Low 1000s Last %Chg Ticker 52-week Vol YTD Name Symbol Div Yield PE High Low 1000s Last %Chg Continued from previous page Continued on next page MONEY & MARKET$Page 8 www.sunnewspapers.net The Sun/Thursday, July 30, 2020 

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JetBlue JBLU ... ... 8 21.65 6.61 17360 9.95 -46.8 JewettCm JCTCF ... ... 10 8.78 5.00 0 7.09 -8.0 JiayinGp JFIN ... ... ... 30.00 1.60 177 3.46 -34.2sJohnsnOut JOUT .68 .7 11 94.90 48.76 35 95.54 +24.6 JointCorp JYNT ... ... ...dd 21.75 7.67 66 14.34 -11.2 JounceTh JNCE ... ... ... 10.00 2.79 228 4.77 -45.4K -:KBL Merg KBLM ... ... ... 11.50 9.43 10.95 +2.4 KBL Mrg wt KBLMW ... ... ... .23 KBL Mrg rt KBLMR ... ... ... .37 .03 19 .18 +16.1 KBL Mg un KBLMU ... ... ...cc 12.20 10.42 12.20 +15.6 KBS Fash KBSF ... ... ... 4.45 .95 229 2.37 +19.8 KLA Cp KLAC 3.40 1.7 25 209.30 110.19 1479 195.13 +9.5 KLX EnS rs KLXE ... ... ... 84.45 2.53 181 9.73 -69.8 KVHInd KVHI ... ... ...dd 11.64 6.36 49 8.16 -26.7 KaiserAlu KALU 2.68 4.2 11 117.06 54.54 125 64.12 -42.2 KaixinAuto KXIN ... ... ... 2.31 .41 941 1.08 -42.2 Kala Ph KALA ... ... ... 14.68 3.24 1543 8.55 +131.7 KaleidoB KLDO ... ... ...dd 10.36 2.82 115 6.00 +19.5 Kalvista KALV ... ... ...dd 18.96 5.61 148 10.25 -42.4 Kamada KMDA ... ... ... 9.91 4.40 91 8.50 +24.5sKandiTech KNDI ... ... ... 5.63 2.17 70512 9.32 +97.0 KaratPck n KRAT ... ... ... KarunaTh KRTX ... ... ...dd 152.00 11.24 116 83.67 +11.1 Karyophm KPTI ... ... ...dd 29.61 7.55 2348 16.67 -13.0 KaziaTh KZIA ... ... ... 9.74 2.27 120 3.94 -9.2 KearnyF KRNY .32 4.1 26 14.40 7.23 328 7.81 -43.5 KellySA KELYA ... ... 15 28.91 10.13 140 15.40 -31.8 KellySB KELYB ... ... 8 28.00 10.35 14.81 -32.0 KY FstFd KFFB .40 6.3 88 8.15 4.40 0 6.30 -18.7 KerosTh n KROS ... ... ... 42.26 19.10 162 30.44 +51.6 KewnSc KEQU .76 8.1 5 19.57 6.96 1 9.43 -29.9 KeyTrn KTCC ... ... 13 7.43 2.51 5 6.76 +24.3 Kforce KFRC .80 2.8 10 42.64 20.60 147 29.02 -26.9 KimballEl KE ... ... 13 18.49 9.78 108 13.36 -23.9 KimballInt KBAL .36 3.2 11 22.40 8.19 144 11.23 -45.7 KindredBio KIN ... ... ...dd 11.93 3.11 395 3.34 -60.6 KingldJ rs KGJI ... ... 1 4.80 .43 134 .62 -58.9 KingsfCld n KC ... ... ... 42.80 17.01 1706 35.87 +50.5 Kingstone KINS .16m 3.0 8 9.33 3.87 10 5.26 -32.1 KingtoneW KONE ... ... ... 7.67 KiniksaPh KNSA ... ... ...dd 28.67 5.01 400 19.36 +75.0 KinsaleCp KNSL .36 .2 ... 171.43 80.93 113 166.63 +63.9 Kirklnds h KIRK ... ... 14 4.77 .56 692 4.39 +254.0 KitovPh KTOV ... ... ... 1.44 .22 28023 .80 +2.7 KitovPh wt KTOVW ... ... ... .67 KodiakS h KOD ... ... ... 82.75 9.47 282 46.25 -35.7 KopinCp KOPN ... ... ...dd 2.09 .19 349 1.80 +348.9 KornitDig KRNT ... ... ... 56.80 22.17 251 52.09 +52.2 Koss h KOSS ... ... ...dd 2.90 .80 29 1.87 +21.4sKraftHnz KHC 1.60 4.5 10 35.39 19.99 6776 35.57 +10.7 KratosDef KTOS ... ... ...cc 25.08 5.00 1046 18.35 +1.9 KrystlBio KRYS ... ... ... 66.85 31.89 112 41.38 -25.3 Kulicke KLIC .48 1.9 28 28.66 16.91 496 25.58 -6.0 KuraOnc KURA ... ... ...dd 20.00 6.35 526 16.30 +18.5 KuraSu KRUS ... ... ... 28.80 5.07 67 11.25 -55.8L -:LCNB Corp LCNB .72 5.2 8 19.50 10.03 19 13.85 -28.2 LF CapA LFAC ... ... ...cc 11.85 10.05 25 10.71 +3.4 LF CapA un LFACU ... ... ... 15.35 10.22 12.55 +18.3 LGI Homes LGIH ... ... 19 120.54 33.00 260 118.11 +67.2sLHC Grp LHCG ... ... 88 192.43 100.00 236 197.00 +43.0 LIV CapA n LIVK ... ... ... 9.96 9.20 0 9.95 +1.5 LIV Cap un LIVKU ... ... ... 11.17 9.80 10.06 LIZI n LIZI ... ... ... 11.90 4.02 11 5.48 -49.6 LKQ Corp LKQ ... ... 16 36.63 13.31 3670 28.38 -20.5 LM FdA wt LMFAW ... ... ... .05 LM FdAm LMFA ... ... ... 4.89 .30 89 1.38 +78.1 LMP Auto n LMPX ... ... ... 49.30 3.28 20 7.62 -57.3 LPL Fincl LPLA 1.00 1.2 18 99.60 32.01 794 81.04 -12.2 LSI Ind lf LYTS .20 3.3 ...dd 7.30 2.50 63 6.03 -.3 LaJollaPh LJPC ... ... ...dd 11.41 2.30 548 4.03 +2.5 LakeShBc h LSBK .48 4.2 19 15.90 8.95 11.50 -24.8 LakeldB LBAI .50 4.7 9 17.63 8.31 128 10.61 -39.0 Lakelnd LKFN 1.20 2.7 18 50.00 30.49 96 45.28 -7.5 LakeInd LAKE .13p ... 23 28.00 9.97 1079 23.97 +121.9 LamResrch LRCX 4.60 1.3 38 367.56 181.38 2129 360.83 +23.4 LamarAdv LAMR 2.00m 3.0 19 96.82 30.89 524 67.09 -24.8 LancastrC LANC 2.80 1.8 32 168.21 114.55 66 159.09 -.6 Landcad LCA ... ... ... 9.80 Landcad wt LCAHW ... ... ... .69 Landcad un LCAHU ... ... ... Landec LNDC ... ... 14 12.46 7.48 132 9.93 -12.2 LandBncp LARK .80b 3.8 9 27.78 14.95 7 21.01 -16.1 LandmInfr LMRK .80 8.0 3 18.45 7.05 48 10.04 -38.8 LandIn pfA LMRKP 2.00 8.4 ... 27.27 9.75 3 23.88 -8.2 LndInf un B LMRKO 1.98 8.4 ... 26.45 12.62 8 23.65 -7.7 LandInf pfC LMRKN 1.75 ... ... 26.90 12.23 2 25.45 -2.3 LandsEnd LE ... ... 8 18.39 4.05 260 8.61 -48.8sLandstar LSTR .84f .7 26 123.97 85.30 393 125.08 +9.8 LanternP n LTRN ... ... ... 15.44 11.51 7 12.38 -17.2 Lantheus LNTH ... ... 13 27.12 8.67 501 15.71 -23.4 Lantronix LTRX ... ... ... 4.43 1.58 89 3.73 +5.1 Larimar rs LRMR ... ... ... 20.28 7.43 13 11.73 -11.9 Lattice LSCC ... ... ...dd 31.79 13.54 3600 30.20 +57.8 LaureatE LAUR ... ... ... 21.66 7.30 1699 12.83 -27.2 Lawsn LAWS ... ... 18 58.28 24.52 14 29.63 -43.1 Lazydays LAZY ... ... ...dd 13.90 1.55 259 13.29 +224.1 LeMaitreV LMAT .38 1.3 1 38.64 18.76 123 30.30 -15.7 LeapTher LPTX ... ... ... 3.18 .57 641 2.09 +86.6 LegacyH LEGH ... ... 32 17.50 8.50 7 13.64 -18.0 LegndBio n LEGN ... ... ... 43.24 34.57 46 35.95 -2.8 LeisAcq LACQ ... ... ... 13.67 9.12 0 10.56 +1.3 LeisAcq wt LACQW ... ... ... .70 LeisAcq un LACQU ... ... ... 14.06 9.03 12.60 +15.8 LendgTree TREE ... ... ...dd 392.74 135.72 143 357.84 +17.9 LevOneBc LEVL .25f 1.5 9 26.69 13.45 2 16.51 -34.4 LexiPhm LXRX ... ... ...dd 5.33 1.13 1992 1.74 -58.1 LexnFint LX ... ... 1 16.93 6.98 1588 8.39 -39.6 LianlouSm LLIT ... ... ... 3.38 .32 649 .57 +67.1 LibBrdbdA LBRDA ... ... ...dd 138.47 80.14 72 130.07 +4.4 LibBrdbdC LBRDK ... ... ...dd 140.00 86.20 323 132.42 +5.3 LibtyGlobA LBTYA ... ... ...dd 28.48 15.23 1640 23.96 +5.4 LibtyGlobB LBTYB ... ... ... 58.31 15.98 1 24.39 +7.3 LibtyGlobC LBTYK ... ... ... 27.67 14.36 2172 23.44 +7.5 LibLA A LILA ... ... ...dd 19.91 8.21 137 9.52 -50.7 LibLA C LILAK ... ... ...dd 19.95 8.02 657 9.45 -51.4 LibMSirA LSXMA ... ... ... 51.11 22.54 427 34.38 -28.9 LibMSirB LSXMB ... ... ... 50.89 24.49 1 35.40 -27.2 LibMSirC LSXMK ... ... ... 51.36 23.01 465 34.57 -28.2 LibMBrA BATRA ... ... ... 30.16 13.59 61 18.97 -36.0 LibMCFor FWONK ... ... ... 48.95 18.31 818 35.03 -23.8 LibMAFor FWONA ... ... ... 46.52 16.87 96 32.75 -25.2 LibMBrC BATRK ... ... ... 30.03 13.20 241 18.76 -36.5 LibTripA A LTRPA ... ... 27 12.31 .86 599 2.71 -63.1 LibTrip B h LTRPB ... ... ...cc 134.00 2.10 2 42.00 +479.3 LifeSciAc n LSAC ... ... ... 11.00 9.35 10.00 +7.0 LifeSciA un LSACU ... ... ... 11.00 8.82 6 11.00 +7.3 LifetimeBr LCUT .17 2.3 10 9.65 3.26 32 7.26 +4.5 Lifevant LFVN ... ... ... 17.25 7.75 31 13.12 -16.0 LifewayFds LWAY ... ... ...dd 3.72 1.43 94 3.15 +58.3 LigandPh LGND ... ... ...cc 126.65 57.24 272 124.60 +19.5sLghtPath h LPTH ... ... ... 4.05 .54 1472 3.87 +433.8 Lightbrdg s LTBR ... ... ... 9.60 1.71 53 6.00 +33.3 Limbach LMB ... ... ...dd 8.95 2.37 25 3.84 +1.6 LimelghtN LLNW ... ... ... 8.19 2.23 2639 6.41 +57.0 LimestBcp LMST ... ... ...dd 18.49 6.83 18 10.94 -39.2 LiminalBi n LMNL ... ... ... 31.45 5.25 22 10.64 +27.0 Limoneira LMNR .30 2.1 11 21.85 10.60 82 14.51 -24.5 LincEdSv LINC .08 1.5 ...dd 6.62 1.51 172 5.17 +91.5 LincElec LECO 1.96 2.1 19 98.32 59.30 1069 91.71 -5.2 LindbladEx LIND ... ... 30 19.29 3.01 211 7.72 -52.8 LionGrp n LGHL ... ... ... 8.93 1.75 647 3.80 +41.3 Lipocine LPCN ... ... ...dd 3.45 .30 1709 1.50 +289.6 LiqMedia g YVR ... ... ... 1.29 LiquidTch LQDA ... ... ...dd 12.10 2.65 407 5.34 +24.9 Liquidity LQDT ... ... ...dd 8.34 3.01 197 5.06 -15.1 Littelfuse LFUS 1.92 1.1 26 196.00 103.63 184 182.45 -4.6 LivaNova LIVN ... ... 20 87.45 33.40 2033 50.52 -33.0 LiveOakB LOB .12 .7 14 20.40 7.57 235 17.42 -8.4 LiveVent LIVE ... ... 97 12.50 3.49 1 9.67 +28.7 LiveXLve LIVX ... ... ...dd 4.89 .72 1328 3.02 +95.5 LivePrsn LPSN ... ... ...dd 45.35 14.08 429 40.89 +10.5 LogicBio LOGC ... ... ...dd 14.00 3.05 63 8.59 +19.3 Logitech LOGI .74e 1.0 45 73.85 31.37 271 71.31 +51.2 LogMeIn LOGM 1.30 1.5 50 86.63 62.02 258 85.55 -.2 LoneRs LONE ... ... ... 3.42 .36 508 .42 -83.9 LongAcq un LOACU ... ... ... 10.70 10.25 10.60 +2.3 LongAcq rt LOACR ... ... ... .49 .06 0 .21 +14.8 LongevAc LOAC ... ... ... 11.13 10.17 10.68 +2.5 LoopInd LOOP ... ... ...dd 18.65 6.05 33 10.42 +5.3 LoralSpac LORL 5.50e ... 19 33.28 10.65 204 19.90 -20.9 Lovesac LOVE ... ... ... 32.00 4.00 268 30.65 +91.0 lululemn g LULU ... ... ...cc 337.57 128.85 1317 325.74 +40.6 Lumentm LITE ... ... 19 93.23 48.44 895 89.01 +12.2 Luminex LMNX .36 1.0 ...cc 40.21 17.35 286 35.99 +55.4 LumosP rs LUMO ... ... ... 32.40 6.74 53 13.25 -41.8 LunaInn h LUNA ... ... ...cc 9.32 4.25 225 5.78 -20.7 LuthBur LBC .23 2.4 12 11.99 6.76 42 9.65 -16.3 Lyft Inc LYFT ... ... ... 65.99 14.56 3930 29.89 -30.5 LyraTher n LYRA ... ... ... 22.00 10.44 117 13.37 -28.0M -:MACOM MTSI ... ... ...dd 39.25 15.03 936 36.28 +36.4 MDC Pr g MDCA .84 37.5 1 3.43 1.01 141 2.24 -19.4 MEI Phrm MEIP ... ... ...dd 4.46 .72 2400 2.59 +4.4 MER Tel h MTSL ... ... ... 2.66 .75 602 1.61 +56.3 MGE Engy MGEE 1.48f 2.2 28 83.26 47.19 99 67.20 -14.7 MGP Ing MGPI .48 1.2 17 69.63 21.64 85 38.80 -19.9 MICT Inc MICT ... ... ...dd 4.16 .38 147 3.46 +288.8 MKS Inst MKSI .80 .6 29 126.65 66.87 453 124.91 +13.5 MMA Cap MMAC ... ... 3 33.00 20.00 12 25.20 -20.8 MMTec MTC ... ... ... 13.78 .64 498 1.34 -31.3 MTBC Inc MTBC ... ... ...dd 11.84 3.25 84 10.55 +159.9 MTBC pf MTBCP 2.75 10.8 ... 27.99 12.60 28 25.58 -4.5 MTS MTSC ... ... 4 63.31 13.15 154 18.76 -60.9 MVB Fin MVBF .36 2.7 27 27.00 8.22 8 13.25 -46.8 MYOS MYOS ... ... ...dd 3.85 .74 97 1.23 +1.7 MYR Grp MYRG ... ... 19 38.14 16.33 75 33.50 +2.8 Macatawa MCBC .32 4.3 12 11.42 6.01 64 7.48 -32.8 MackFn MFNC .56 6.0 4 17.75 6.52 9 9.40 -46.2 MacroGen MGNX ... ... ...cc 32.18 4.04 347 25.79 +137.0 MadrigP MDGL ... ... ...dd 127.25 56.82 89 103.30 +13.4 Magal MAGS ... ... 61 4.85 2.46 20 3.05 -18.7 MagellnHlt MGLN ... ... ...cc 81.04 30.60 205 75.29 -3.8 Magenta MGTA ... ... ...dd 16.19 5.76 258 7.02 -53.7 MagicSft MGIC .15e 1.3 28 12.39 6.31 31 11.63 +18.9 Magnite MGNI ... ... ...dd 13.11 4.09 1676 6.01 -26.4 MagyarBc MGYR ... ... 18 12.87 7.50 7.60 -38.2 MaidenH MHLD .20m 14.3 ...dd 1.47 .38 86 1.40 +86.7 MainStBn MNSB ... ... 34 24.60 12.31 5 13.25 -42.4 Majesco MJCO ... ... ...cc 13.69 4.57 58 13.02 +57.8 MMyTrip MMYT ... ... ...dd 30.13 10.00 408 16.00 -30.1tMalacca un MLACU ... ... ... 10.15 10.00 380 10.00 -.4 MalibuBoat MBUU ... ... 19 63.88 18.02 198 60.98 +48.9 MalvernBc MLVF ... ... 10 23.75 10.06 5 12.25 -46.9 MamEngy h TUSK .50 41.7 ... 6.77 .56 120 1.20 -45.5 ManTech MANT 1.28 1.9 34 93.99 55.25 195 67.61 -15.4 ManhAssc MANH ... ... 67 100.42 35.20 235 98.92 +24.0 ManhBrCa LOAN .40m 9.4 10 6.60 2.54 7 4.25 -33.2 Manitex MNTX ... ... ...dd 6.74 2.76 27 4.66 -21.7 MannKd MNKD ... ... ...dd 2.48 .80 1663 1.60 +24.0 Mannatech MTEX .50 2.9 ...cc 17.80 6.49 2 17.17 +6.7 MaraPt h MARA ... ... ... 2.27 .35 26044 1.82 +106.6 MarchxB MCHX .50e ... ...dd 4.49 1.10 46 1.56 -58.7 MarinSft rs MRIN ... ... ... 3.35 .77 58 1.50 +8.7 MarPet MARPS .26e 12.9 7 2.99 1.01 39 2.01 +6.9 MarinusPh MRNS ... ... ...dd 3.50 1.01 1899 1.59 -26.4 MarkerTh MRKR ... ... ... 6.54 1.33 134 2.01 -30.2 MktAxess MKTX 2.40 .5 ...cc 561.68 275.50 99 517.39 +36.5 MarlinBs MRLN .56 7.1 4 25.44 4.66 23 7.85 -64.3 MarIntA MAR ... ... 19 153.39 46.56 1651 87.14 -42.5 Marrone MBII ... ... ...dd 1.73 .61 167 1.18 +16.8 MartenTr MRTN .16 .6 32 30.19 16.01 238 26.35 +22.6 MartinMid MMLP .02m .9 4 6.27 .91 326 2.14 -46.9 MarvellTch MRVL .24 .7 55 39.40 16.45 4405 35.11 +32.2 Masimo MASI ... ... 62 258.00 139.36 1614 218.77 +38.4 MastrCrft MCFT ... ... 11 23.53 4.90 135 22.55 +43.2sMatch MTCH 2.00e ... 61 102.15 38.60 4458 102.79 +45.1 Materialise MTLS ... ... ... 28.99 10.65 52 28.26 +54.3 MatrixSv MTRX ... ... ...dd 24.36 7.11 99 9.13 -60.1 Mattel MAT .60 5.3 81 14.83 6.53 3605 11.30 -16.6 MatthInt MATW .84 3.9 4 40.36 17.01 349 21.36 -44.0 MaximIntg MXIM 1.92 2.7 15 73.52 41.93 3207 69.90 +13.6 MaysJ MAYS ... ... 13 39.43 17.91 19.78 -35.7 McGrathR MGRC 1.68 2.9 16 83.95 44.32 113 58.32 -23.8 MDJM MDJH ... ... ... 6.17 1.94 1 3.02 +2.4 MedalDiv MDRR .50m 27.8 ...dd 4.45 1.28 3 1.80 -48.0 MedalFin MFIN .20 6.1 82 7.40 1.29 63 3.27 -55.0 MedalF 9 21 MFINL 2.25 9.3 ... 26.56 14.69 2 24.19 -7.8 Mediaco n MDIA ... ... ... 8.88 3.01 4.87 +8.2 MediciNova MNOV ... ... ...dd 13.25 2.79 2515 6.72 -.3 Medigus MDGS ... ... ... 5.15 .83 856 1.58 -9.2 MediWound MDWD ... ... ...dd 4.44 1.44 37 4.03 +30.0 Medpace MEDP ... ... 53 144.49 58.72 524 124.76 +48.4 MeetGrp MEET ... ... ...dd 7.00 3.07 1065 6.23 +24.4 MeiraGTx MGTX ... ... ...dd 28.88 8.82 125 13.50 -32.6 MelcoResE MLCO .66 4.1 52 25.22 10.81 2470 15.99 -33.8 Menda I n MCMJ ... ... ... 10.46 7.72 102 9.95 +2.2 MenloTh MNLO ... ... ...dd 7.48 1.00 2108 1.67 -64.0 Menus MRUS ... ... ... 20.95 10.19 111 13.31 -5.5 MercadoL MELI .60 .1 ...dd 1125.00 422.22 474 1086.91 +90.0 MercBkA MBNAA ... ... ... 8.75 MercBkB MBNAB ... ... ... 8.20 MercBank MBWM 1.12 5.1 9 37.32 18.64 41 22.17 -39.2 MercerIntl MERC .26m 3.3 ...dd 13.62 6.42 101 8.00 -35.0 MerchBcp MBIN .32 1.7 ... 21.90 12.37 64 18.96 -3.8 MerchB pfA MBINP 1.75 7.0 ... 30.14 16.56 42 24.85 -8.4 MerchB pfB MBINO 1.50 6.1 ... 24.52 -3.0 MercFntc s MFH ... ... ... 3.40 1.00 1.41 -14.3 MercSys MRCY ... ... 80 96.29 52.24 209 77.12 +11.6 MeridBcp EBSB .32 2.7 10 20.86 8.88 122 11.89 -40.8 MeridnBk MRBK .13p ... 3 20.89 10.68 11 15.00 -25.7 MeridBio VIVO .50 2.1 52 25.88 5.51 398 23.99 +145.5sMeritMed MMSI ... ... 47 46.68 19.50 495 46.69 +49.6 MerrimP MACK 1.50e ... 1 5.51 1.49 6 3.22 +2.2 Mersana MRSN ... ... ... 24.97 1.32 397 20.01 +249.2 MesaAir MESA ... ... 2 10.66 2.05 456 3.20 -64.2 MesaLabs MLAB .64 .3 87 271.46 181.90 27 231.00 -7.4 Mesoblast MESO ... ... ... 20.57 3.12 238 13.28 +80.2 MetaFincl CASH .20 1.0 7 40.00 13.09 156 19.25 -47.3 MetenEd n METX ... ... ... 23.75 8.94 40 11.45 -51.0 Methanx MEOH .15 .7 4 42.19 9.00 341 20.12 -47.9 MetrCtyB n MCBS .36m 2.6 ... 19.07 8.31 32 13.92 -20.5 Michaels MIK ... ... 4 11.10 1.00 9432 7.59 -6.2 Microbot MBOT ... ... ... 20.15 4.30 150 6.66 -34.5 Microchp MCHP 1.47f 1.4 54 113.28 53.15 1844 102.69 -1.9 MicronT MU ... ... 6 61.19 31.13 14653 50.39 -6.3 Microsoft MSFT 2.04 1.0 40 216.38 130.78 19603 204.06 +29.4 MicroStr MSTR ... ... 32 165.00 90.00 144 122.74 -13.9 Microvisn MVIS ... ... ...dd 3.45 .15 6083 1.89 +162.5 MidPenn MPB .72a 3.7 14 29.88 15.50 7 19.50 -32.3 MidCon hrs MCEP ... ... ...dd 17.00 1.14 56 2.97 -46.4 MdSoBncp MSVB .08 .6 72 14.00 9.71 1 12.31 -8.3 Middleby MIDD ... ... 15 138.04 41.73 410 87.43 -20.2 Middled s MBCN .60 3.2 11 28.80 12.00 4 18.61 -28.7 MdsxWatr MSEX 1.02 1.5 34 72.41 48.79 44 67.36 +6.0 MidlStBc MSBI 1.07 7.4 8 29.50 12.49 177 14.52 -49.9 MidWOne MOFG .88 5.0 10 39.03 15.25 67 17.50 -51.7 MilestPh MIST ... ... ...dd 24.01 1.69 3914 8.75 -45.3 Millendo MLND ... ... ...dd 10.75 1.26 668 1.78 -73.6 MillerHer MLHR ... ... 10 49.88 14.39 560 23.74 -43.0 MillicInt TIGO 1.32p ... ...cc 53.68 20.15 113 28.51 -40.9 Mimecast MIME ... ... ...dd 54.40 25.14 1039 46.36 +6.9 Mind CTI MNDO .24e 11.5 2 2.33 1.28 22 2.08 -2.3 MinervaN NERV ... ... ...dd 15.22 1.81 651 3.52 -50.5 Miragen MGEN ... ... ... 2.27 .31 2147 1.07 +122.9 MiratiTher MRTX ... ... ...dd 132.59 66.01 250 116.09 -9.9 MirumPh MIRM ... ... ... 28.31 6.51 40 20.26 -17.4 Misonix MSON ... ... ...dd 25.20 6.71 67 12.30 -33.9 Mitcham MIND ... ... ...dd 4.42 .70 55 2.37 -17.4 Mitchm pfA MINDP 2.25 13.0 ... 25.80 8.40 4 17.35 -27.4 MitekSys MITK ... ... ...cc 10.62 5.26 428 10.00 +30.7 MobileIron MOBL ... ... ...dd 7.79 2.94 1096 5.90 +21.3 Moderna MRNA ... ... ... 95.21 11.54 24412 79.51 +306.5 Mogo h MOGO ... ... ...dd 3.88 .56 606 2.03 -20.9 MohawkG MWK ... ... ... 9.45 1.42 172 8.31 +41.1 MolecTemp MTEM ... ... ...dd 19.12 4.51 479 11.34 -18.9 Moleculin MBRX ... ... ... 1.97 .32 2299 1.14 +24.6 Momenta MNTA ... ... ...dd 39.88 10.28 1469 30.05 +52.3 Momo MOMO .62e ... ... 40.87 16.61 2207 18.42 -45.0 MonakrGp MKGI ... ... ...dd 3.35 .61 133 2.15 -.5 MonarCas h MCRI ... ... 21 57.57 12.83 130 36.75 -24.3 Mondelez MDLZ 1.26f 2.2 14 59.96 41.19 9324 56.79 +3.1 MoneyGrm MGI ... ... ...dd 6.70 1.15 3221 3.58 +70.5 MngDB A MDB ... ... ... 243.92 93.81 1520 216.30 +64.3 MonoclAc MNCL ... ... ... 10.88 9.50 156 10.34 +1.6 MonocAc un MNCLU ... ... ... 11.47 9.84 11.00 +1.4sMonPwSys MPWR 2.00 .8 ...cc 255.69 130.12 688 263.88 +48.2 MonoprT n MNPR ... ... ... 48.00 4.94 2 7.52 -54.7 Monro MNRO .88 1.5 31 87.60 37.09 721 60.17 -23.1 MonroeCap MRCC 1.00m 15.8 4 12.10 3.56 62 6.34 -41.6 MonroeC23 MRCCL 1.44 6.3 ... 26.83 13.39 3 22.82 -11.2sMonstrBv MNST ... ... 40 77.02 50.06 1489 77.31 +21.7 Mornstr MORN 1.20 .7 37 166.59 102.59 89 162.23 +7.4 Morphic MORF ... ... ...dd 33.50 9.90 29 26.75 +55.9 MoSys rs MOSY ... ... ...dd 4.65 .78 50 1.87 +5.9 MotorcarP MPAA ... ... 50 24.60 10.43 107 17.96 -18.5 MotusGI MOTS ... ... ...dd 3.03 .46 64 1.25 -45.4 MtnCrAc un MCACU ... ... ... 10.16 10.00 1 10.07 +.3 MtnPDia g MPVE .04p ... ... 1.08 .65 .75 -15.5 MrCoopr COOP ... ... ... 14.68 4.31 1373 14.45 +15.5 MuscMak n GRIL ... ... ... 5.09 1.42 103 2.09 -45.9 MustBio MBIO ... ... ...dd 4.85 1.78 985 3.05 -25.2 MySze rs MYSZ ... ... ... 9.45 .68 651 1.45 -56.3 Mylan NV MYL ... ... 5 23.11 12.75 9216 17.00 -15.4 MyoKard MYOK ... ... ...dd 126.30 42.65 532 96.29 +32.1 MyriadG MYGN ... ... 34 48.40 9.24 518 11.55 -57.6N -:NBT Bcp NBTB 1.08 3.5 11 41.50 26.32 119 30.78 -24.1 NCS Mltst NCSM ... ... ... 3.44 .31 78 .57 -73.0 nCino n NCNO ... ... ... 91.88 66.82 178 72.51 -20.8 NETgear NTGR ... ... 44 36.87 15.01 373 29.91 +22.0 NGM Bio NGM ... ... ... 23.95 8.81 196 18.43 -.3 NI Hldg NODK ... ... ... 18.32 10.15 22 16.29 -5.3 NIC Inc EGOV .36 1.6 30 25.94 15.49 351 22.32 -.1 NICE Ltd NICE .64 .3 70 206.50 110.59 200 205.00 +32.1 nLIGHT LASR ... ... 84 26.48 9.04 338 22.56 +11.2 NMI Hldg h NMIH ... ... 6 35.79 8.06 748 14.83 -55.3 NN Inc NNBR .28 5.1 14 10.15 1.35 272 5.47 -40.9 NV5 Global NVEE ... ... 19 82.38 27.00 62 56.87 +12.7 NVE Corp NVEC 4.00 7.0 11 76.40 42.85 15 57.08 -20.1 NXP Semi NXPI 1.50 1.3 18 139.59 58.41 2858 119.09 -6.4 Nabriva NBRV ... ... ...dd 2.77 .49 4701 .79 -40.3 NanoD rsh NNDM ... ... ... 4.90 .51 1127 2.29 -9.5 NanoString NSTG ... ... ...dd 38.40 13.85 510 35.09 +26.1 NanoVib NAOV ... ... ...dd 3.50 1.32 20 1.51 -47.0 NantHlth NH ... ... ... 6.39 .45 291 4.06 +294.2 NantKwst NK ... ... ... 15.70 1.04 671 13.11 +245.9 Napco h NSSC ... ... 43 34.75 13.33 66 25.81 -12.2 Nasdaq NDAQ 1.96 1.5 31 135.52 71.66 792 131.01 +22.3 Natera NTRA ... ... ...dd 51.87 16.87 364 46.68 +38.6 Nathans s NATH 1.40 2.7 26 82.18 39.01 7 52.08 -26.5 NatlBnksh NKSH 1.39e 5.4 10 48.82 25.56 5 25.82 -42.5sNatlBevrg FIZZ 2.90e ... 20 69.80 35.71 178 70.14 +37.5 NatCine NCMI .68 25.1 7 9.85 1.62 977 2.71 -62.8 NatEnrSv NESR ... ... 16 9.53 4.04 64 6.53 -28.4 NatEnSv wt NESRW ... ... ... .80 NatGenHld NGHC .20 .6 16 34.48 11.82 400 33.91 +53.4 NatGnH pfA NGHCP 1.88 7.4 ... 26.40 10.46 10 25.30 -.1 NatGnH pfB NGHCO 1.88 7.4 ... 25.64 7.76 27 25.29 +.6 NatGnH pfC NGHCN 1.88 7.2 ... 25.95 9.52 39 25.94 +3.1 NatGnH 55 NGHCZ 1.91 7.5 ... 27.01 11.37 1 25.48 -1.6 NatlHld wt NHLDW ... ... ... 1.49 NatlHld rs NHLD ... ... ... 3.06 1.12 16 2.25 -11.8 NatInstrm NATI 1.04 2.8 35 47.89 20.42 244 37.31 -11.9 NatResrch NRC .84 1.4 ...cc 71.35 34.00 25 58.51 -11.3 NSecGrp NSEC .24 1.6 7 16.95 10.01 15.20 -.7 NatlVis EYE ... ... ...cc 39.88 11.70 577 32.15 -.9 NatWstnLf NWLI .36 .2 7 298.00 120.55 6 200.40 -31.1 NaturlAlt NAII ... ... 6 11.14 4.75 4 6.77 -15.2 NatHlTrnd NHTC .80a 15.2 2 8.50 2.52 27 5.26 -2.2 NaturesSun NATR .40 4.1 ...dd 10.85 5.50 13 9.71 +8.7 NatusMed NTUS ... ... 15 34.89 18.91 223 21.00 -36.3 Nav43 JSM 1.50 6.8 ... 25.01 7.01 18 21.95 -8.6 Navient NAVI .64 7.8 4 15.50 4.07 2793 8.19 -40.2 NaviosM NMCI ... ... 5 2.29 .53 148 .82 -61.9 NebulaAc NEBU ... ... ...cc 19.25 9.37 13.75 +30.5 NebulaA un NEBUU ... ... ... 31.83 9.86 26.00 +140.5 NektarTh NKTR ... ... 6 31.54 13.63 994 22.72 +5.3 Nemaura rs NMRD ... ... ... 16.50 2.50 253 5.93 +69.4 Neogen NEOG ... ... 60 80.84 48.91 142 75.64 +15.9sNeoGenom NEO ... ... ...cc 38.24 18.52 813 37.53 +28.3 Neoleukin NLTX ... ... ...dd 18.13 2.41 346 10.05 -18.4 Neonode NEON ... ... ... 12.49 1.09 58 9.46 +387.6 NeosTher NEOS ... ... ...dd 2.15 .60 140 .68 -55.0 Neovas g NVCN ... ... ... 8.65 1.24 91 2.64 -51.2 Nephros NEPH ... ... ... 11.35 4.42 14 8.01 -19.5 NeptWln g NEPT ... ... 6 6.14 .96 522 2.81 +2.2 Net1UEPS UEPS ... ... 9 4.45 2.70 142 3.13 -15.9 NetElem NETE ... ... ... 19.25 1.47 237 15.78 +391.6 NetApp NTAP 1.92 4.5 6 65.38 34.66 2993 42.43 -31.3 NetEase NTES 10.81e ... 66 503.27 209.01 570 452.40 +47.5 NetnAc n NFIN ... ... ... 11.39 8.70 2035 10.31 +3.6 NetnAc un NFINU ... ... ... 14.30 9.30 1 11.76 +15.4 Netix NFLX ... ... ...cc 575.37 252.28 6602 484.48 +49.7 NtScout NTCT ... ... ...dd 29.62 19.11 282 27.00 +12.2 NetSolTch NTWK ... ... 30 6.45 2.00 31 2.96 -26.0 NeuBase NBSE ... ... ... 11.78 4.02 310 7.25 +.7 NeuroBo rs NRBO ... ... ... 30.00 5.95 117 6.17 -29.5 NeurMt hrs NURO ... ... ... 6.20 .81 328 2.07 -51.9 Neurcrine NBIX ... ... ...cc 136.27 72.14 882 120.84 +12.4 Neuronet STIM ... ... ...dd 12.24 1.25 198 2.82 -37.2 Neurotrpe NTRP ... ... ... 6.60 .63 261 1.12 +14.1 NewAgeB NBEV ... ... ... 3.98 .98 2256 2.31 +26.9sNewFort NFE ... ... ... 21.31 7.01 150 21.77 +38.9 NewPrAc n NPA ... ... ... 10.30 9.50 3 10.20 +3.3 NewPrv un NPAUU ... ... ... 10.95 9.80 10.80 +5.1 NYMtgTr NYMT .20m 7.4 5 6.47 .98 4444 2.72 -56.3 NYMtT pfB NYMTP 1.94 9.7 ... 26.51 3.67 14 19.99 -20.1 NYMtT pfC NYMTO 1.97 9.8 ... 25.88 3.54 23 20.15 -19.5 NYMtg pfE NYMTM 1.97 10.1 ... 26.20 3.56 65 19.58 -22.4 NYMtgT pfD NYMTN 2.00 10.2 ... 26.38 3.57 40 19.64 -21.9 NewatrTc NEWA ... ... ... 6.95 1.32 4 3.42 +10.3 NewbrnAc n NBAC ... ... ... 10.02 9.70 0 9.94 +2.5 NewbrAc rt NBACR ... ... ... .35 .12 .23 +76.9 NewbrA un NBACU ... ... ... 11.00 9.30 0 10.14 +.9 NewellBr NWL .92 5.2 ...dd 20.99 10.44 2630 17.60 -8.4 Newgioc n NWGI ... ... ... 4.40 1.09 53 2.44 -38.2 NewmrkGp NMRK .40 9.3 7 13.85 2.49 1196 4.29 -68.1 NewsCpA NWSA .20 1.6 ...dd 15.07 7.90 1405 12.87 -9.0 NewsCpB NWS .20 1.6 ... 15.36 7.88 635 12.86 -11.4 NewtekBsn NEWT 2.19e 11.9 ... 23.99 7.59 169 18.37 -18.9 Newtek23 NEWTI 1.56 6.3 ... 26.93 12.39 23 24.81 -3.4 Newtek24 NEWTL 1.44 5.9 ... 27.74 14.18 0 24.60 -5.2 NexstarM NXST 2.24 2.5 11 133.25 43.37 338 88.26 -24.7 NextCure NXTC ... ... ...dd 109.00 8.00 2628 8.91 -84.2 NextDec NEXT ... ... ... 6.78 1.12 79 1.66 -73.0 NxtGenHl NXGN .70 5.8 19 18.49 5.10 294 12.07 -24.9 NichFncl h NICK ... ... ...dd 9.90 4.76 8.20 -.5 NicoletBc NCBS ... ... 18 75.99 45.33 13 58.26 -21.1 Nikola NKLA ... ... ... 93.99 10.16 12306 31.23 +202.6 9F Inc n JFU ... ... ... 14.88 1.76 7733 2.01 -79.1 9MetersBi NMTR ... ... ... 1.29 .37 4170 .49 -12.2 MnstD wt h MSDIW ... ... ... .05 NiuTech NIU ... ... ... 25.88 6.08 1113 20.47 +140.0tNkarta n NKTX ... ... ... 58.69 26.90 99 26.46 -44.8 NobleEngy NBL .08 .8 ...dd 27.31 2.73 21673 10.66 -57.1 NobleMid NBLX 2.19e 23.2 3 34.50 1.81 651 9.46 -64.4 Noodles NDLS ... ... ...dd 9.06 3.14 420 7.20 +30.0 Nordson NDSN 1.52 .8 17 203.67 96.46 175 196.82 +20.9 NorSys NSYS ... ... ...cc 7.46 2.52 1 4.45 -8.6 NthnTech NTIC .26 3.2 13 14.88 4.70 19 8.15 -42.0 NorTrst NTRS 2.80 3.5 14 110.48 60.67 1263 79.26 -25.4sNorTs pfE NTRSO 1.91 7.1 ... 26.84 17.10 41 26.93 +3.1 NorthdBc NFBK .44 4.5 13 17.55 9.38 211 9.88 -41.7 Nthrim NRIM 1.36 5.7 10 42.28 17.32 28 24.00 -37.3 NwstBcsh NWBI .76 7.7 8 17.74 8.52 439 9.88 -40.6 NwstPipe NWPX ... ... ...dd 36.70 18.04 57 25.70 -22.8 NortonLife NLOK .50 2.4 10 23.02 11.56 4044 21.18 +43.7 NorwdFn NWFL 1.00 3.9 17 39.69 21.20 9 25.78 -33.7 NovaLfs rs NVFY ... ... 11 4.35 .66 10 1.62 -12.4 NovaMeas NVMI ... ... 32 51.32 25.70 88 49.49 +30.8 Novan NOVN ... ... ... 3.72 .22 38497 .69 -78.2 Novanta NOVT ... ... ... 115.33 66.44 132 103.14 +16.6sNovavx NVAX ... ... ... 151.20 3.54 5631 145.36 +3552.3NovoCure NVCR ... ... ...dd 98.84 53.40 654 68.00 -19.3 NovusCap n NOVS ... ... ... 10.50 9.61 9 9.95 -.6 Novus wt NOVSW ... ... ... NovusC un NOVSU ... ... ... 11.70 9.90 0 10.84 +9.0 NovusTher NVUS ... ... ...dd 1.45 .25 245 .49 -16.2 NuCana NCNA ... ... ...dd 10.94 3.81 99 5.18 -15.2 NuVasive NUVA ... ... 60 81.91 28.55 601 60.48 -21.8sNuanceCm NUAN ... ... ...dd 27.38 12.98 4875 27.57 +54.6 Nutanix NTNX ... ... ... 37.86 11.31 1959 22.08 -29.4 Nuvectra NVTR ... ... ... 2.52 .13 .13 NvNq100Dy QQQX 1.56m 6.5 ...q 25.36 15.24 59 24.15 +.4 NuZee n NUZE ... ... ... 23.00 8.60 9 20.00 +125.7 Nvidia NVDA .64 .2 81 431.69 147.39 7093 418.62 +77.9 Nxt-ID h NXTD ... ... ... .89 .21 6586 .49 +8.7 NymoxPh NYMX ... ... ...dd 4.79 1.60 114 3.22 +46.4O -:O2Micro OIIM ... ... ... 2.50 .98 93 2.20 +25.7 ODP Cp rs ODP ... ... 6 29.90 12.30 427 22.20 -19.0 OFS Cap OFS .68m 16.5 3 12.09 3.39 65 4.11 -63.2 OFS C25 OFSSL 1.59 7.0 ... 26.00 8.05 1 22.60 -10.7 OFS 25 OFSSZ 1.63 7.2 ... 26.95 11.37 2 22.50 -11.5 OFS 26 n OFSSI 1.49 6.8 ... 25.23 10.10 2 21.97 -12.0 OFS Cred OCCI 2.08f 23.7 ... 17.77 4.90 13 8.76 -42.4 OFS Cr pfA OCCIP 1.72 7.4 ... 28.38 14.38 2 23.38 -9.4 OP Bancp OPBK .28 4.4 ... 10.72 5.54 18 6.30 -39.2 OReillyAu ORLY ... ... 30 463.02 251.52 817 455.77 +4.0 OSI Sys OSIS ... ... 34 114.58 49.96 154 69.14 -31.4 OakVlyBcp OVLY .28e 2.2 8 19.95 10.72 7 12.79 -34.3 OaktrSpL OCSL .38 8.4 ...dd 5.65 2.33 230 4.55 -16.7 OaktStInco OCSI .62 9.9 8 8.50 4.28 28 6.25 -23.7 OasisMid OMP 2.16 24.8 19 22.36 2.80 356 8.72 -47.4 OasisPet OAS ... ... ...dd 5.92 .24 12014 .72 -77.9 Obalon OBLN ... ... ... 7.17 .62 251 .70 -63.2 ObsEva OBSV ... ... ... 10.35 1.63 492 2.62 -31.4 OceanBio OBCI .08a .5 ... 19.65 3.10 42 16.05 +384.9 OceanP OPTT ... ... ...dd 2.34 .33 734 .77 -11.5 OceanFst OCFC .68 4.2 10 25.61 11.60 155 16.37 -35.9sOceanFt pf OCFCP ... ... ... 26.24 24.50 7 26.38 +5.0 OconeeFed OFED .40 1.5 ... 28.00 15.25 6 26.50 +1.9 Ocugen rs OCGN ... ... ...dd 17.40 .17 112977 .59 +13.5 OcularTher OCUL ... ... ...dd 9.27 2.46 703 7.97 +101.8 OdonateT ODT ... ... ...dd 46.50 18.07 111 36.37 +12.1 OdysMar h OMEX ... ... ...dd 5.32 2.10 11 4.18 +30.9 OffPrpInc OPI 2.20 8.7 ... 35.95 16.50 219 25.18 -21.7 OhioValB OVBC .84 4.2 13 41.50 19.20 2 20.24 -48.9 Okta OKTA ... ... ...dd 224.90 88.66 897 210.88 +82.8 OldDomFrt ODFL .60 .3 33 227.21 119.01 1250 182.32 -3.9 OldLnBc OLBK .48 1.7 13 30.56 25.64 28.83 OldNBcp ONB .56 3.9 18 18.74 11.19 629 14.29 -21.9 OldPoint OPOF .48 3.0 16 30.05 10.86 15.91 -42.1 OldSecBc OSBC .04 .5 9 13.77 5.96 75 8.50 -36.9 Ollies OLLI ... ... 45 110.17 28.83 555 106.83 +63.6 OlympStl ZEUS .08 .8 7 18.41 7.74 34 10.63 -40.7sOmegaFlex OFLX 1.12 .9 42 121.80 50.38 7 123.11 +14.7 Omeros OMER ... ... ...dd 20.92 8.50 418 13.71 -2.7 Omnicell OMCL ... ... ...cc 94.85 54.24 635 72.65 -11.1 OnSmcnd ON ... ... 10 25.92 8.17 3753 20.96 -14.0 OncolBio ONCY ... ... ...dd 6.02 .35 316 2.03 -57.4 Oncono wt h ONTXW ... ... ... .80 Onconv h ONTX ... ... ... 2.84 .10 55788 1.28 +234.2sOncoSec ONCS ... ... ... 3.95 1.04 1405 4.70 +159.7 OncTher ONCT ... ... ... 6.29 2.12 284 3.28 -17.0 OneGpHosp STKS ... ... ...dd 4.68 .73 34 1.41 -61.3 180 DgrCap TURN ... ... ... 2.30 1.04 36 1.76 -18.1 1LifeTh n ONEM ... ... ... 44.87 15.00 7132 30.56 +38.5 OneStopS OSS ... ... ...dd 3.25 .59 54 2.13 +5.4 1800Flowrs FLWS ... ... 22 27.66 11.15 636 26.47 +82.6 OneSpaWld n OSW .16 2.7 ... 17.25 2.45 303 5.95 -64.7sOneSpan OSPN ... ... ...cc 29.91 10.88 498 30.74 +79.5sOneWatr n ONEW ... ... ... 28.50 3.41 44 28.25 +86.6sOntrak OTRK ... ... ... 38.90 8.55 580 38.72 +137.4 OpenLnd n LPRO ... ... ... 19.39 12.70 778 17.42 +35.0 OpenText OTEX .70 1.6 26 47.85 29.12 575 44.95 +2.0 OperaLtd OPRA ... ... 43 14.94 4.60 247 9.99 +8.0 OpesAc h OPES ... ... ... 19.92 9.57 116 11.39 +8.2 OpesA un h OPESU ... ... ... 24.20 10.43 23.50 +111.8 OpGen rsh OPGN ... ... ... 12.80 .92 1872 2.16 +91.2 OpiantPh OPNT ... ... ... 18.23 8.05 27 9.10 -36.8 OpkoHlth OPK ... ... ...dd 6.47 1.12 22302 5.79 +293.9 OportunF n OPRT ... ... ... 25.84 5.26 59 14.98 -37.1 OptiNose OPTN ... ... ...dd 11.66 3.28 458 5.23 -43.3 Optibase OBAS ... ... ...cc 13.00 9.44 0 12.00 +3.4 OptCable OCC .08 3.3 ...dd 4.02 2.05 2 2.45 -24.6 OptimBk h OPHC ... ... ... 5.40 1.68 3 2.34 -15.5 OptCare rs OPCH ... ... ...dd 18.21 5.74 667 11.62 -22.1 OramedPh ORMP ... ... 9 6.05 2.32 96 3.79 -26.4 OraSure OSUR ... ... 24 18.27 5.23 775 17.50 +117.9 Orbcomm ORBC ... ... ...dd 8.16 1.24 621 3.96 -5.9 OrbEnGp CUI ... ... ...dd 1.32 .48 61 .60 -45.3 OrchTher ORTX ... ... ...dd 17.48 4.98 366 5.06 -63.2 OrganigH OGI ... ... ... 6.06 1.09 3320 1.31 -46.5 OrganognH ORGO ... ... ...dd 8.34 2.47 33 3.80 -21.0 Organovo ONVO ... ... ...dd .93 .19 886 .69 +93.3 Orgenesis ORGS ... ... ... 8.20 2.35 75 5.52 +18.5tOricPhr n ORIC ... ... ... 40.67 21.30 217 21.47 -16.7 OrignA h SEED ... ... ... 14.19 2.76 60 12.49 +133.0 OrigBcp OBNK .37 1.5 46 38.14 15.98 80 24.01 -36.5 OrigoAc un CNLMU ... ... ... 11.01 OrionEng h OESX ... ... ...dd 6.40 2.35 220 4.26 +27.2 OrrstownF ORRF .68 4.8 13 23.48 11.40 11 14.15 -37.4 OrsunAc n ORSN ... ... ... 10.84 6.01 22 10.16 +2.1 OrsunAc rt ORSNR ... ... ... .60 .10 0 .31 +33.0 OrsunA un ORSNU ... ... ... 11.90 9.50 10.69 +5.3 OrthoPed KIDS ... ... ... 51.48 28.19 145 42.94 -8.6 OrthoMed OFIX ... ... 42 55.17 22.11 78 31.64 -31.5 Osmotica OSMT ... ... ... 9.67 2.70 645 5.22 -25.3 OssenInn OSN ... ... ... 7.00 1.50 46 3.17 +2.9 Otelco OTEL ... ... 5 15.13 2.93 12 11.49 +14.8 Otonomy OTIC ... ... ...dd 4.39 1.53 587 3.62 -5.5 OtterTail OTTR 1.48 3.8 18 57.74 30.96 249 39.34 -23.3 OutlookT wt OTLKW ... ... ... .03 OutlookT OTLK ... ... ... 2.40 .50 2042 1.44 +144.1sOverstk OSTK ... ... ...dd 60.94 2.53 4189 60.74 +761.6 Ovid Th OVID ... ... ...dd 9.40 1.74 851 6.32 +52.3 Oxbridge OXBR .48 41.4 9 3.89 .70 126 1.16 +55.7 Oxbrdge wt OXBRW ... ... ... .15 OxfordImm OXFD ... ... ...dd 17.77 8.37 68 13.03 -21.5 OxfordLn OXLC .81m 19.4 ... 10.77 1.86 419 4.18 -48.8 Oxford 23pf OXLCO 1.88 7.7 ... 25.71 14.50 2 24.30 -4.6 OxfrLn24 pf OXLCM 1.69 7.3 ... 25.94 11.64 3 23.07 -9.5 Oxford 27pf OXLCP 1.56 7.3 ... 24.97 11.01 41 21.36 -14.1 OxfSqCap OXSQ .42m 14.9 2 6.76 2.04 240 2.81 -48.3 OxfrSq26 OXSQZ 1.56 6.9 ... 25.97 13.55 1 22.50 -11.6 OxfSqC24 OXSQL 1.63 6.7 ... 24.48 -3.2 OysterPt n OYST ... ... ... 41.37 13.26 29 23.34 -4.5P-Q:P&F Inds PFIN .20 4.2 ... 8.15 3.75 2 4.77 -32.7 PAE Inc PAE ... ... ... 12.76 3.10 218 8.21 -28.6 PAM PTSI ... ... 8 71.56 22.00 69 28.25 -51.0 PC Cnnctn CNXN .32e ... 11 56.33 30.10 71 43.56 -12.3 PCB Bcp PCB .40 4.0 ... 17.75 7.31 16 9.90 -42.7 PCSB Fn PCSB .16 1.4 30 20.78 11.11 152 11.23 -44.5 PCTEL PCTI .22 3.2 ... 9.65 3.95 65 6.80 -19.7 PDC Engy PDCE ... ... 29 36.49 4.51 900 14.56 -44.4 PDF Sol PDFS ... ... ...dd 20.53 8.61 96 19.61 +16.1 PDL Bio PDLI .20b 6.7 ...dd 3.86 2.06 556 2.99 -7.9 PDL Cmt PDLB ... ... ... 14.85 7.31 12 9.96 -32.2 PDS Bio PDSB ... ... ...dd 6.71 .62 703 3.59 +35.5 PICO Hld s PICO 5.00e ... ...dd 11.41 6.41 29 8.29 -25.4 Nasdaq Ticker 52-week Vol YTD Name Symbol Div Yield PE High Low 1000s Last %Chg Ticker 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PLX Phr h PLXP ... ... ... 6.53 1.80 1 3.00 -31.4 PPD Inc n PPD ... ... ... 33.23 10.61 399 29.00 -3.3sPRA Grp PRAA ... ... 32 40.56 19.40 320 40.95 +12.8 PRA Hlth PRAH ... ... 49 113.32 58.67 206 107.20 -3.6 PRGX Glbl PRGX ... ... ...dd 7.03 1.77 355 5.42 +10.2 PTC Inc PTC ... ... ...cc 89.07 43.90 608 84.03 +12.2 PTC Thera PTCT ... ... ...dd 59.89 30.79 714 47.03 -2.1 PacWstBc PACW 1.00m 5.3 5 40.14 13.84 1163 19.01 -50.3 Paccar PCAR 1.28a 1.5 13 87.24 49.11 1644 85.99 +8.7 PacBiosci PACB ... ... ...dd 5.94 2.20 589 3.85 -25.1sPacEthanol PEIX ... ... ...dd 1.51 .22 7747 1.75 +169.2 PacMerc PMBC ... ... 11 8.37 2.95 13 3.71 -54.3 PacPreBc PPBI 1.00 4.7 10 34.90 13.93 459 21.37 -34.5 PaciraBio PCRX ... ... ... 59.93 27.46 403 52.72 +16.4 Palomar PLMR ... ... ...dd 94.78 26.49 202 88.11 +74.5 PanASlv PAAS .20 .5 ...cc 39.33 10.61 3945 37.69 +59.1 PandTher n PAND ... ... ... 27.75 17.05 170 17.45 -3.6 PangaeaL PANL .14 6.5 1 3.60 1.60 5 2.14 -27.5 PapaJohns PZZA .90 1.0 ...cc 96.43 28.55 442 93.41 +47.9sParatekPh PRTK ... ... ...dd 5.89 2.50 4340 4.80 +19.1 ParkCity PCYG ... ... 25 8.25 3.33 252 4.44 -12.3 ParkOh PKOH .50 3.3 4 36.11 10.78 34 15.19 -54.9 ParkeBcp PKBK .64b 5.0 7 23.14 9.05 31 12.85 -44.3 PrtnrCm PTNR ... ... 14 6.46 2.90 5 3.99 -8.6 PassagBi n PASG ... ... ... 38.23 8.09 170 18.08 -18.6 PathfdBcp PBHC .24 2.6 13 14.50 9.20 3 9.25 -33.5sPatrkInd PATK 1.00 1.4 23 67.85 16.70 239 69.63 +32.8 PatrNBc PNBK .04 .7 43 15.45 3.83 0 6.08 -52.4 PatriotTr PATI ... ... 9 17.78 8.06 31 9.03 -44.6 Patterson PDCO 1.04 4.1 19 26.30 12.93 910 25.39 +24.0 PattUTI PTEN .08 2.0 ...dd 12.05 1.61 8088 4.07 -61.2 Pavmed PAVM ... ... ...dd 3.45 .81 588 2.01 +67.5 Pavmed wt PAVMW ... ... ... .42 Paychex PAYX 2.48 3.4 28 90.54 47.87 2301 73.55 -13.5 Paylocity PCTY ... ... ...cc 156.00 66.98 175 135.29 +12.0sPayPal PYPL ... ... ...cc 183.99 82.07 14782 184.60 +70.7 Paysign PAYS ... ... ...cc 17.46 3.63 457 9.18 -9.6 PeapkGl PGC .20 1.2 7 31.72 11.15 62 17.11 -44.6 PeckCo h PECK ... ... 46 9.30 1.49 17 4.10 +65.3sPegasyst PEGA .12 .1 ...cc 107.40 38.01 613 114.59 +43.9 PelotnIntr n PTON ... ... ...cc 69.73 17.70 4384 66.65 +134.7 PnnNtGm PENN ... ... ...cc 40.14 3.75 12656 37.42 +46.4 PennVa PVAC ... ... ... 37.12 .99 1207 11.00 -63.8 PennantG n PNTG ... ... ... 35.99 6.15 100 24.14 -27.0 PennantPk PNNT .60m 19.2 2 6.86 1.76 144 3.12 -52.2 Pennant24 n PNNTG ... ... ... 26.72 9.44 1 22.80 -10.6 PenPkFR PFLT 1.14 13.5 5 12.67 3.34 95 8.46 -30.5 PennsWd s PWOD 1.28 6.1 10 36.27 18.72 6 20.86 -41.3 PeopUtdF PBCT .72 6.3 9 17.22 9.37 6188 11.47 -32.1 PeopUtd pf PBCTP 1.41 5.4 ... 29.21 14.00 20 25.90 -8.0 PeBcOH PEBO 1.36 6.5 10 39.28 17.91 100 20.86 -39.8 PeopBNC PEBK .60 3.6 7 33.18 13.30 7 16.59 -49.5 PeopFSvc PFIS 1.44 3.8 13 53.88 29.01 6 38.20 -24.1 PepsiCo PEP 4.09 3.0 15 147.20 101.42 3179 137.93 +.9 Percptr PRCP .15 3.6 11 7.29 2.34 144 4.13 -24.9 Perdoceo PRDO .30f 2.0 11 22.50 7.11 1097 15.27 -17.0 Percient PRFT ... ... 47 53.76 18.88 255 37.79 -18.0 PerfrShip DCIX ... ... ...dd 1.11 .37 22 .65 -23.3 Performnt h PFMT ... ... ... 1.44 .54 134 .65 -36.3 PerionNwk PERI ... ... ... 9.70 3.43 155 6.08 -2.3 PermaFix PESI ... ... ... 9.98 3.56 11 7.05 -22.5 PermaPip PPIH ... ... ...dd 10.14 4.51 5 6.08 -35.2 PetIQ PETQ ... ... ... 37.41 15.83 557 36.10 +44.1 PetMed PETS 1.12 3.6 11 42.89 15.12 879 31.18 +32.6 PFSweb PFSW ... ... ...dd 8.42 1.50 129 8.06 +111.0 PhaseBio PHAS ... ... ...dd 9.83 2.60 1075 4.04 -33.9 Phathom n PHAT ... ... ... 64.54 18.51 47 33.58 +7.8 PhibroAH PAHC .48 2.0 16 33.97 16.87 100 23.84 -4.0 Phio P wt PHIOW ... ... ... .83 Phio Ph rs PHIO ... ... ... 22.83 1.60 171 2.39 -74.6 PhotrIn PLAB ... ... 1 16.75 8.31 305 11.67 -26.0 PiedmLithn PLL ... ... ... 10.52 4.00 150 6.75 -18.3 PierisPhm PIRS ... ... ... 6.04 1.60 368 2.68 -26.0 PilgrimsP PPC ... ... 7 33.67 15.34 1113 16.21 -50.5 Pinduoduo PDD ... ... ... 98.96 21.22 4035 84.03 +122.2 PingtanM PME .04 4.1 6 2.94 .57 5 .98 -21.6 PinnaclFn PNFP .64 1.5 8 65.00 27.80 359 41.93 -34.5 PintecT lfn PT ... ... ... 4.49 .40 92 1.18 -35.2 PioneerPw PPSI 1.37a ... 5 4.67 .90 225 1.47 -35.2 Pixelwrks PXLW ... ... ...dd 5.23 2.06 167 3.20 -18.4 PlayaHot PLYA ... ... ...dd 8.59 1.30 440 3.75 -55.4 Plexus PLXS ... ... 16 86.53 35.16 241 74.05 -3.8 PliantTh n PLRX ... ... ... 35.63 21.05 94 24.30 +14.1 PlugPowr h PLUG ... ... ...dd 10.49 1.88 11922 8.19 +159.2 PlumasBc PLBC .24 1.1 7 29.23 15.00 13 21.25 -19.4 Plurlsght PS ... ... ... 31.92 6.59 1711 19.66 +14.2 Pluristm PSTI ... ... ... 13.29 2.82 674 9.00 +128.4 PlusTher rs PSTV ... ... ... 22.89 .93 635 2.84 +18.3 PointsInt g PCOM ... ... 21 19.06 6.89 37 9.52 -37.6 PolarPwr POLA ... ... ... 5.00 .95 1315 2.95 +23.9 Polarity PTE ... ... ...dd 5.62 .78 1454 1.48 -43.1 Pool Corp POOL 2.32f .7 56 318.71 160.35 318 313.95 +47.8 Popular BPOP 1.60f 4.1 11 61.46 23.69 319 38.72 -34.1 Popular pf BPOPN 1.68 6.4 ... 28.39 20.28 1 26.08 -3.2 PopCpII pf BPOPM 1.53 6.1 ... 27.50 19.06 4 25.07 -7.0 PortRidge PTMN .24 22.0 ... 2.49 .75 189 1.09 -48.6 KCAP 22 KCAPL 1.53 6.4 ... 23.96 -3.1 PoseidaT n PSTX ... ... ... 17.62 11.35 286 12.96 -15.6 PositvP lf PPHI ... ... ... 13.02 10.15 11.00 -3.5 Potbelly PBPB ... ... ...dd 6.00 1.50 507 3.07 -27.3 PotltchDel PCH 1.60 3.6 20 45.42 22.40 743 44.00 +1.7 PowellInds POWL 1.04 3.7 ...dd 50.81 15.62 37 27.76 -43.3 PwrInteg POWI .84f .7 58 126.25 77.14 177 123.10 +24.5 PowrFleet PWFL ... ... ...dd 8.50 2.55 65 4.48 -31.2 Precigen PGEN ... ... ...dd 8.70 1.26 904 4.38 -20.1 Precipio PRPO ... ... ... 3.93 .55 662 1.23 -40.0 PrecBio DTIL ... ... ...dd 23.67 4.60 468 7.20 -48.2 PrecOnco rs POAI ... ... ...dd 7.10 1.25 1039 1.58 -39.5 PfdBkLA PFBC 1.20 3.1 ... 64.50 20.04 60 38.52 -35.9 PrefrmdLn PLPC .80 1.5 17 76.60 36.16 5 52.14 -13.6 PremFinB PFBI .60 5.7 7 20.38 8.21 67 10.59 -41.6 PremFinl PFC .88 4.9 8 32.39 10.98 210 18.06 -42.6 Premier PINC .22p ... 15 40.13 27.11 327 34.10 -10.0 PrevailT PRVL ... ... ...dd 19.96 7.41 88 14.71 -7.1 PriceTR TROW 3.60 2.7 25 139.82 82.51 1263 135.82 +11.5 PrSmrt PSMT .70 1.1 27 79.90 41.15 64 66.49 -6.4 PrmEgy PNRG ... ... ...dd 170.99 47.68 1 73.25 -51.6 Primoris PRIM .24 1.4 11 23.73 9.42 204 16.76 -24.6 PrinFncl PFG 2.24 5.1 9 60.58 23.31 1828 43.88 -20.2 PrincBio PRNB ... ... ... 94.91 25.35 375 84.24 +53.8 PriorityTc PRTH ... ... ...dd 8.00 1.33 22 2.32 -5.3 ProDex PDEX ... ... 38 23.90 11.40 5 20.01 +14.0 ProPhaseL PRPH .25e ... ...dd 2.59 1.20 3 1.67 -15.4 ProQRTher PRQR ... ... ...dd 10.98 4.46 187 5.18 -47.7 ProDvrs h IPDN ... ... ... 3.98 .78 773 1.31 +44.0 ProfHold n PFHD ... ... ... 20.63 9.63 66 10.50 -47.5 ProAlph PAAC ... ... ... 11.77 5.55 7.61 -24.4 ProAlph rt PAACR ... ... ... .59 .10 .29 +70.6 ProAlph un PAACU ... ... ... 13.89 4.94 9.99 -3.0 ProrEn h PFIE ... ... 1 2.02 .63 52 .81 -44.1 ProfMed n PROF ... ... ... 20.60 6.53 59 15.66 +43.0 Progenity n PROG ... ... ... 15.92 7.63 58 8.29 -36.8 ProgrsSoft PRGS .66 1.9 25 52.50 28.09 160 34.93 -15.9 Progyny n PGNY ... ... ... 36.50 13.29 409 25.96 -5.4 Proofpoint PFPT ... ... ...dd 133.58 83.81 693 124.88 +8.8 PropTch n PTAC ... ... ... 10.88 9.15 182 10.75 +8.6 PropTch un PTACU ... ... ... 12.49 7.88 0 11.42 +11.4 PropSol un PSACU ... ... ... 10.05 9.97 152 10.00 -.3 ProspctCap PSEC .72 14.0 6 6.76 3.68 1225 5.13 -20.3 ProtagTh PTGX ... ... ...dd 19.67 4.47 352 15.64 +121.8 Protara rs TARA ... ... ...dd 67.08 8.80 69 25.61 +56.2 ProtctInsA PTVCA .40 2.6 35 21.46 10.95 15.44 -2.0 PrtctInsB PTVCB .40 2.9 32 17.87 10.23 13 13.97 -13.2 Proteos h PTI ... ... 3 4.72 .61 654 1.42 -37.7 Prothena PRTA ... ... ...dd 17.63 6.71 198 12.54 -20.8 Provent PRVB ... ... ...dd 18.50 4.72 814 10.34 -30.6 ProvidSv PRSC ... ... ...dd 83.99 40.40 68 82.02 +38.6 ProvidBc PVBC .12 1.0 ... 28.10 10.75 11.54 -.5 ProvFnH PROV .56 4.5 27 22.99 11.60 12 12.50 -42.9 PrudntlBcp PBIP .28a 2.3 60 18.59 9.90 3 11.94 -35.6tPsychmCp PMD .72 15.9 4 10.69 4.52 29 4.54 -50.4 PuhuiWl PHCF ... ... ... 8.55 1.37 47 3.73 +74.3 Pulmatr PULM ... ... ... 2.06 .61 729 1.28 +48.8 PulseBiosc PLSE ... ... ...dd 17.45 5.11 63 10.89 -18.8 PumaBiotc PBYI ... ... ...dd 15.00 5.50 493 9.86 +12.7 PureAcq PACQ ... ... ... 11.77 10.06 7 10.63 +2.5 PureAcq un PACQU ... ... ... 12.04 10.31 10.90 +.9 PureCycle PCYO ... ... ... 13.83 7.18 61 9.01 -28.4sPurplInv PRPL ... ... ...dd 21.30 4.42 1925 22.63 +159.8 Puyi Inc PUYI ... ... ... 14.80 4.11 0 6.30 +.8 PyxisTnkr PXS ... ... ... 1.80 .62 62 .80 -29.3 QAD Inc B QADB .24 .8 ...dd 38.04 20.53 30.00 -21.0 QAD A QADA .29 .7 ...dd 54.54 28.21 48 41.56 -18.4 QCR Hld QCRH .24 .8 11 44.76 22.39 69 30.91 -29.5 QIWI plc QIWI .56m 2.9 19 25.25 8.62 346 19.04 -1.7 QK InfGp n QK ... ... ... 20.44 8.60 23 9.83 -10.6 Qorvo QRVO ... ... 71 122.37 67.54 2565 115.28 -.8 Qualcom QCOM 2.60 2.8 ...dd 96.17 58.00 10820 93.03 +5.4 QualigTh rs QLGN ... ... ... 30.75 3.71 12748 6.42 +52.0sQualys QLYS ... ... 78 119.20 63.37 494 121.65 +45.9sQuanterx QTRX ... ... ...dd 32.82 10.90 478 31.58 +33.6 Quantum n OMCO ... ... ... 6.73 1.26 116 4.58 -30.6 QuestRes QRHC ... ... ...dd 2.99 1.10 2 1.42 -34.9 Quhuo n QH ... ... ... 22.99 7.60 106 9.25 -27.6 QuickLg rs QUIK ... ... ...dd 8.82 2.12 59 3.96 -34.0 Quidel QDEL ... ... ...cc 277.67 52.49 438 259.47 +245.8 QuinStreet QNST ... ... 48 16.74 5.76 193 11.71 -23.5 Qumu Cp QUMU ... ... ...dd 5.50 1.25 99 4.75 +82.0 Quotinet QTNT ... ... ... 11.30 2.40 579 8.23 -13.5 QuratRet A QRTEA ... ... 10 14.63 3.01 5459 11.14 +32.1 QuratRet B QRTEB ... ... 11 14.62 3.95 0 10.40 +22.5 Qutoutiao QTT ... ... ... 6.55 2.20 999 2.93 -14.1R -:R1 RCM RCM ... ... ... 13.99 7.12 980 13.66 +5.2 RaptTher RAPT ... ... ... 51.21 10.52 35 23.26 -15.8 RBB Bcp RBB .24 1.8 6 21.90 10.61 51 13.19 -37.7 RBC Bear ROLL ... ... 29 185.06 77.63 75 124.06 -21.6 RCI Hosp RICK .14e 1.1 3 27.79 6.52 154 12.67 -38.2 RCM RCMT 1.00e ... 10 3.49 1.02 20 1.55 -48.3 RF Inds RFIL .08 1.8 4 8.89 3.31 19 4.55 -32.8 RGC Res RGCO .70 3.0 23 31.98 22.58 4 23.31 -18.4 RMG Net h RMGN ... ... ...dd 1.29 RMR Gp h RMR 1.52 4.9 5 50.31 21.79 47 30.93 -32.2 RMR RE RIF 1.32 7.9 ...q 16.69 -.6 RadNet RDNT ... ... ...cc 23.45 5.81 208 15.68 -22.8 RadaElc RADA ... ... ...dd 7.04 2.05 188 6.39 +23.1 Radcom RDCM ... ... 93 10.37 5.23 2 8.37 -1.8 RadiusHlth RDUS ... ... ...dd 29.97 10.32 736 12.80 -36.5 Radware RDWR ... ... 86 26.99 16.02 1401 25.71 -.3 RamacoRs METC ... ... ... 5.34 1.75 34 2.35 -34.4 Rambus RMBS ... ... ...dd 16.98 9.01 654 14.56 +5.7 RandCap rs RAND ... ... 23 21.06 2.29 4 10.53 +243.1 RandBcp RNDB ... ... 50 18.34 7.92 63 10.40 -41.1 Rapid7 RPD ... ... ...dd 65.69 31.34 504 58.76 +4.9 RattlrMd un RTLR 1.16 14.3 ... 19.87 2.90 526 8.10 -54.5 RaveRest h RAVE ... ... 4 2.98 .52 149 .60 -63.7 RavenInds RAVN .52 2.3 1 38.00 16.01 107 22.31 -35.3 ReadIntlA RDI ... ... 3 13.69 2.83 24 4.56 -59.2 ReadgIntB RDIB ... ... 13 41.49 14.75 17.50 -35.8 RealNetwk RNWK ... ... ...dd 2.24 .32 198 1.56 +30.0 RealPage RP ... ... 82 69.79 36.91 1122 63.15 +17.5 ReataPh RETA ... ... ...dd 257.97 70.00 166 154.20 -24.6 ReconT rs RCON ... ... ...dd 5.55 1.04 227 1.18 -48.7 RecroPhm REPH ... ... ... 19.21 3.99 260 4.13 -77.5 RedRivB RRBI .24 .6 53 59.00 29.90 9 41.24 -26.4 RedRobin RRGB ... ... ...dd 37.29 4.04 1340 9.22 -72.1 RedRkRs RRR .40 3.3 ... 27.91 2.76 2742 11.97 -50.0 RedViolt RDVT ... ... ...dd 28.70 10.33 61 15.64 -15.5 Redn RDFN ... ... ... 44.00 9.63 1020 41.49 +96.3 RedhillBio RDHL ... ... ... 9.12 3.26 112 6.78 +11.7 RgcyCtrs REG 2.38 5.7 15 70.13 31.80 1123 42.11 -33.3 Regenrn REGN ... ... 29 664.64 271.37 370 632.16 +68.4 RegnxBio RGNX ... ... 20 54.97 20.03 235 34.47 -15.9 RegulsTh RGLS ... ... ... 1.74 .43 49336 .84 -5.4 RekorSys REKR ... ... ... 5.34 1.85 49 3.76 -1.6 RelayTh n RLAY ... ... ... 49.89 33.19 233 34.40 -1.9 ReliantBcp RBNC .40 2.5 16 25.00 9.45 27 15.75 -29.2 Reliv In RELV ... ... ...dd 7.75 2.60 1 3.78 -2.5 RemrkHl h MARK ... ... ...dd 3.56 .25 2605 1.38 +168.0 RenlytxAI n RNLX ... ... ... Renasant RNST .88 3.6 9 36.84 18.22 222 24.73 -30.2 RenewEn REGI ... ... ...dd 32.89 9.90 300 28.33 +5.1 RentACt RCII 1.16 3.9 54 31.14 11.69 742 29.97 +3.9 RepareTh n RPTX ... ... ... 34.00 21.45 71 24.57 -20.2 RepayHld RPAY ... ... ...dd 27.93 10.69 661 22.65 +54.6 Replgn RGEN ... ... ...cc 143.93 72.32 469 138.78 +50.0 Replimun REPL ... ... ...dd 26.22 8.58 134 19.99 +39.3 ReproMd n KRMD ... ... ... 12.84 3.74 364 10.16 +55.6 RepBncp RBCAA 1.14 3.5 13 49.76 27.05 23 32.20 -31.2 RepFBcp FRBK ... ... 20 4.96 1.80 126 2.41 -42.3 resTORbi TORC ... ... ...dd 11.36 .86 888 2.48 +66.4 RschFrnt REFR ... ... ...dd 5.70 1.66 79 3.35 +11.3 ReschSol n RSSS ... ... ... 3.10 2.17 14 2.43 -9.7 Resonant RESN ... ... ... 3.58 .95 317 2.42 ResConn RGP .56 5.1 13 17.93 8.66 11.01 -32.6 RetailOpp ROIC .80 7.4 28 19.18 5.84 1660 10.74 -39.2 RetoEco RETO ... ... 9 1.92 .30 87 .83 -5.5 Retrophin RTRX ... ... ...dd 21.92 8.98 481 20.20 +42.3 RevanceTh RVNC ... ... ...dd 27.97 9.88 203 24.26 +49.5 RevolMd n RVMD ... ... ... 47.14 17.35 166 23.45 -18.9 RexahnPh rs REXN ... ... ... 5.49 1.26 15 2.73 +42.9 ReynCon n REYN ... ... ... 36.00 21.61 1082 34.11 +19.5 Rhinebeck RBKB ... ... ... 11.44 5.90 1 6.53 -42.2 RhythmP RYTM ... ... ...dd 25.86 12.99 96 20.64 -10.1 RibbnCm RBBN ... ... ...dd 5.93 1.95 160 4.26 +37.4 RiceBran RIBT ... ... ...dd 3.13 .48 66 .86 -41.8 RichrdElec RELL .24 5.4 89 6.32 3.10 10 4.45 -21.0 RichmMu RMBI .05p ... ... 16.02 8.95 26 11.45 -28.3 RigelPh RIGL ... ... ...dd 5.24 1.23 4828 2.34 +9.3 RigNet RNET ... ... ...dd 9.60 .77 678 2.67 -59.5sRiminiSt RMNI ... ... ...dd 5.70 2.22 311 5.56 +43.3 RiotBlck RIOT 1.00p ... ... 3.31 .51 14807 2.75 +145.5 RiseEdCy REDU ... ... 3 8.97 3.00 6 3.30 -52.8 RivrvwBcp RVSB .20 4.0 9 8.64 4.05 49 5.06 -38.4 RivrviewF RIVE .30 4.6 ...dd 13.60 4.00 2 6.50 -48.0 RocktPh RCKT ... ... ... 27.59 9.01 502 24.03 +5.6 RockwllM RMTI ... ... ...dd 3.85 1.31 308 1.80 -26.2 RockyBr RCKY .56 2.1 15 34.14 14.96 145 26.76 -9.1 RkyMChoc RMCF .48 14.0 5 9.53 3.26 67 3.44 -62.7 Roku ROKU ... ... ...dd 176.55 58.22 4593 151.57 +13.2 Rosehill ROSE ... ... ... 3.07 .25 2048 .36 -71.6 Rosehill wt ROSEW ... ... ... 1.12 Rosehill un ROSEU ... ... ... 7.50 .31 366 .33 -73.0 RossStrs ROST 1.14f 1.3 22 124.16 56.30 2371 88.43 -24.0 RothCH n ROCH ... ... ... 10.20 9.92 9.92 -2.7 RothCH un ROCHU ... ... ... 10.71 9.89 26 10.44 +5.0 RoyGld RGLD 1.12 .8 36 144.75 59.78 379 139.95 +14.7 RoyPhr n RPRX ... ... ... 56.50 39.90 647 43.05 -3.3 Rubicon RBCN ... ... ... 10.09 7.15 1 8.16 -1.9 RubiusTh RUBY ... ... ... 14.81 3.35 99 5.14 -45.9 RumblOn rs RMBL ... ... ... 104.60 3.00 249 20.76 +25.7 RushEntA RUSHA .56f 1.2 25 49.79 27.25 126 48.65 +4.6 RushEntB RUSHB .56f 1.4 25 48.50 21.65 4 40.85 -10.6 RuthsHosp RUTH .60f 7.6 3 25.78 2.32 970 7.90 -63.7 Ryanair RYAAY 1.55e 2.0 ... 96.79 44.44 955 76.00 -13.3S -:S&T Bcp STBA 1.12 4.7 8 41.54 18.97 90 23.79 -41.0 S&WSeed SANW ... ... ...dd 3.98 1.67 47 2.30 +9.5 SB FinGp SBFG .40f 2.9 10 20.49 9.02 4 13.86 -29.6 SB OneBc SBBX .34 1.7 16 25.24 10.96 79 19.78 -20.6 SBA Com SBAC 1.86 .6 ...cc 323.03 205.20 666 317.57 +31.8 SCWorx WORX ... ... ... 14.88 1.55 5.76 +100.5 SEI Inv SEIC .70 1.4 16 69.61 35.41 1242 51.14 -21.9 SelasLf rs SLS ... ... ... 12.45 1.46 59 3.32 -22.8 SG Blck rs SGBX ... ... ... 20.00 1.16 695 2.81 -10.5 SGOCO Gp SGOC ... ... ... 1.40 .72 0 .95 -.2 Si-Bone SIBN ... ... ... 23.10 7.20 111 17.05 -20.7 SIGA Tc SIGA ... ... 1 7.31 3.96 172 6.61 +38.6 SLM Cp SLM .12 1.7 6 12.32 5.60 5271 6.96 -21.9 SLM Cp pfB SLMBP 4.23e 13.5 ... 64.33 18.91 4 31.24 -41.9 SmartGlb SGH ... ... 8 39.08 16.42 148 27.49 -27.5 SMTC hg SMTX ... ... ... 4.19 1.32 18 3.03 -10.6 SP Plus SP ... ... 10 47.33 14.44 236 16.61 -60.9 SPAR Gp SGRP ... ... ... 1.38 .55 1638 .97 -25.5 SPI Eng SPI ... ... ... 4.00 .55 283 1.45 -22.0 SPS Cmce s SPSC ... ... ...cc 77.59 31.28 169 74.10 +33.7 SRAX Inc SRAX ... ... 3 4.26 1.05 86 2.69 +8.0 SS&C Tch SSNC .50 .9 38 66.74 29.51 4011 58.19 -5.2 SSR Mng g SSRM ... ... 37 24.98 9.00 1805 23.93 +24.2 SVB FnGp SIVB ... ... 17 270.95 127.39 254 228.78 -8.9 SVB Fncl pf SIVBP 1.31 5.0 ... 27.60 12.56 31 26.10 +1.0 SVMK SVMK ... ... ...dd 24.74 9.35 478 23.70 +32.6 SabraHltc SBRA 1.20m 8.0 7 24.95 5.55 1655 15.01 -29.7 SabreCorp SABR .56 7.3 5 25.44 3.30 3733 7.69 -65.7 SafeT hrs SFET ... ... ... 13.10 .93 617 1.55 -48.8 SaftyInsGr SAFT 3.60 4.8 12 103.96 65.45 47 75.62 -18.3 SagaComm SGA 1.28f 5.4 6 31.95 21.00 6 23.90 -21.4 SageThera SAGE ... ... ...dd 174.73 25.01 588 46.09 -36.2 Saia Inc SAIA ... ... 34 132.62 61.46 492 122.43 +31.5 Salrius SLRX ... ... ...dd 13.50 .56 1705 1.26 -66.7 SalemMda SALM .10 5.8 6 2.62 .65 1005 1.73 +20.1 SalisbryBc SAL 1.16 3.2 12 49.85 24.58 1 36.36 -20.4 SanderFm SAFM 1.28 1.1 13 179.45 102.13 330 112.18 -36.3 SndySpr SASR 1.20 5.1 7 38.45 18.00 176 23.64 -37.6 Sanlp JBSS .65a .7 29 107.86 66.35 56 88.78 -2.7 SangTher SGMO ... ... ...dd 12.49 4.81 1500 9.90 +18.3 Sanmina SANM ... ... 12 34.96 18.34 391 25.84 -24.5 Sano SNY 1.70e 3.2 ... 55.00 37.62 1268 52.84 +5.3 Sapiens SPNS .36e 1.8 99 19.71 -.7 SareptaTh SRPT ... ... ...dd 175.00 72.05 835 150.00 +16.2 SatsumaP n STSA ... ... ...dd 36.11 8.61 25 25.11 +27.6 Savara rs SVRA ... ... ...dd 5.48 .69 218 1.94 -56.7 scPhrma SCPH ... ... ...dd 11.99 4.01 39 7.71 +36.2 ScanSource SCSC ... ... 10 39.01 13.78 71 23.07 -37.6 SchmittIn SMIT ... ... 73 4.92 1.87 57 4.40 +14.0 Schnitzer SCHN .75 4.0 2 27.47 10.09 153 18.73 -13.6 ScholRck SRRK ... ... ...dd 21.92 6.95 99 10.54 -20.0 Scholastc SCHL .60 2.4 41 45.80 20.01 273 24.66 -35.9 Schrodin n SDGR ... ... ... 99.50 25.50 620 77.21 +169.6 SchultSpcl SAMA ... ... ... 11.09 9.61 110 10.21 +1.0 SchulS un h SAMAU ... ... ... 12.42 9.95 10.75 +2.4 SciPlay SCPL ... ... 1 16.23 5.82 702 14.11 +14.8 SciGames SGMS ... ... ...dd 31.63 3.76 1064 18.53 -30.8 ScrippsEW SSP .20 1.8 36 16.93 5.36 226 11.26 -28.4 Scynexis rs SCYX ... ... ... 14.40 5.00 96 6.29 -30.9 SeaChange SEAC ... ... ... 4.98 1.29 318 1.51 -64.0 SeacstBkg SBCF ... ... 15 31.42 13.30 153 19.58 -36.0 SeagateT STX 2.60 5.9 9 64.17 39.02 14150 44.31 -25.5 Seanrgy wtA SHIPW ... ... ... .22 SeanrM hrs SHIP ... ... ... 14.37 1.42 1687 1.54 -82.4 SeaSpine SPNE ... ... ...dd 16.78 4.02 34 9.46 -21.2 SeattGen SGEN ... ... ...dd 187.99 65.44 1478 168.42 +47.4 SecnSgh rs EYES ... ... ...dd 8.96 .71 282 .88 -85.2 Secoo SECO ... ... ... 8.25 2.11 138 2.79 -52.6 SecWkA A SCWX ... ... ...dd 18.23 5.29 92 12.40 -25.6 SecNtl lf SNFCA .31t ... 3 7.54 3.76 14 6.10 +9.5 Seelos h SEEL ... ... ...dd 1.98 .42 651 .98 -26.6 SelectBc lf SLCT ... ... 10 12.47 5.98 17 8.03 -34.7 SelIntCon SIC ... ... ... 13.76 1.25 38 4.73 -47.4 SelectaB SELB ... ... ... 4.83 1.28 973 2.45 +2.9 SelectvIns SIGI .92 1.6 20 81.35 37.05 278 58.20 -10.7 SmLEDS LEDS ... ... ...dd 4.10 1.03 18 2.89 +46.0 Semtech SMTC ... ... 66 58.23 26.03 251 54.46 +2.9 Neurlst h CUR ... ... ... 2.36 1.10 1.52 SenecaB SENEB ... ... ...dd 41.00 24.71 39.25 -4.3 SenecaA SENEA ... ... ...dd 41.88 24.48 36 39.48 -3.2 SenesTc rs SNES ... ... ...dd 32.40 1.32 103 1.84 -83.3 Senmiao AIHS ... ... ...dd 2.35 .26 543 .69 +2.7 SensusHlt SRTS ... ... ... 6.58 1.76 18 2.77 -21.8 SeqentB hrs SQBG ... ... ...dd 24.80 4.12 600 6.32 -53.9 SeresTh MCRB ... ... ...dd 6.75 2.15 1037 4.07 +18.0 SvcPropTr SVC 2.16 29.1 3 26.28 3.59 1566 7.41 -69.5 SvcSource SREV ... ... ...dd 2.10 .53 524 1.62 -3.0 ServiFst SFBS .70 1.8 16 40.90 21.76 249 37.93 +.7 SesenBio SESN ... ... ...dd 1.54 .37 2485 1.00 -3.8 SevernBcp SVBI .16 2.6 16 9.50 4.26 13 6.10 -34.5 Sharps SMED ... ... ...dd 8.20 3.46 267 7.73 +83.2 SharpSprg SHSP ... ... ...dd 13.95 4.50 43 7.84 -31.6 ShndTele SHEN .29f .6 ... 59.93 29.61 113 49.22 +18.3 Shiloh SHLO ... ... 1 5.50 .75 1367 1.60 -55.1 Shineco TYHT ... ... 2 1.07 .35 810 .47 -24.4 ShoeCarnvl SCVL .36e 1.3 17 40.00 12.56 89 27.39 -26.5 ShoreBcsh SHBI .48 4.9 10 17.90 7.63 15 9.78 -43.7 ShotSpot SSTI ... ... ... 41.00 18.44 70 23.76 -6.8 ShyftGrp SHYF .10 .5 54 20.70 9.01 245 18.80 +4.0 SiNtxTc SINT ... ... ... 4.39 .28 5087 2.15 +44.3 SiTime n SITM ... ... ...cc 59.80 15.42 76 51.93 +103.6 SiebertFn SIEB .10a 2.4 34 12.36 4.00 23 4.10 -52.6 Sientra SIEN ... ... ...dd 9.71 1.00 563 3.71 -58.5 SierraBc BSRR .80 4.3 9 30.15 13.05 24 18.68 -35.9 SierOn g rs SRRA ... ... ...dd 22.00 8.55 12 12.35 -9.7 SierraWr SWIR ... ... 19 14.37 4.31 285 13.07 +36.9 SifyTech SIFY .02e 1.8 ... 1.50 .56 237 .97 -21.1 Sigma wt h SGLBW ... ... ... .35 SigmL h SGLB ... ... ... 17.00 1.97 109 2.49 -74.6 Sigmatr SGMA ... ... 39 5.67 2.13 23 3.12 -22.6 SignatBk SBNY 2.24 2.1 ... 148.64 68.98 519 105.05 -23.1 SilganHld SLGN .48 1.2 22 38.99 24.65 521 38.59 +24.2 SilcLtd SILC 1.00 2.7 11 39.45 20.93 14 37.63 +13.1 SilcnLab SLAB ... ... 96 122.90 65.09 548 104.30 -10.1 SilicnMotn SIMO 1.40 3.4 15 53.04 26.72 288 41.43 -18.3 SilkRdMd SILK ... ... ...dd 49.20 20.84 255 47.22 +16.9 SilvSpke A n SSPK ... ... ... 10.57 9.51 30 10.15 +2.4 SilvSpike wt SSPKW ... ... ... SlvSpike un SSPKU ... ... ... 12.10 9.45 10.33 +1.6 SilvrSun SSNT .50e ... 55 7.37 1.62 57 2.74 -29.5 Silvercrest SAMG .64 5.8 15 14.50 6.21 16 11.06 -12.1 SimmnsFst SFNC .68 3.9 7 27.29 13.75 559 17.39 -35.1 SimplyGd SMPL ... ... ... 31.34 14.08 674 24.02 -15.9 Simulations SLP .24 .4 ...cc 70.28 26.00 139 66.11 +127.4 Sina SINA ... ... 23 46.85 26.04 742 40.14 +.5 Sinclair SBGI .80 3.9 10 53.72 10.58 971 20.44 -38.7 SinoGlb rs SINO ... ... ... 4.90 1.40 51 2.20 -2.2 Sinovac h SVA ... ... ...dd 6.47 SiriusInt SG ... ... ... 11.50 5.06 1 7.25 -17.1 SiriusXM SIRI .05 .9 27 7.40 4.11 27412 5.91 -17.3 SkillCrft n EDTK ... ... ... 6.75 3.81 69 4.29 -9.7 SkySolr rs SKYS ... ... 20 5.95 1.00 41 5.05 +236.7 SkyWest SKYW .56f 1.9 6 66.52 10.58 323 28.80 -55.4 SkywksSol SWKS 1.76 1.3 23 139.88 67.90 1324 136.45 +12.9 SleepNmbr SNBR ... ... 33 61.00 15.27 278 45.85 -6.9 SmartFn rs SMBK .20 1.4 11 23.99 11.05 49 14.49 -38.7 SmartSnd SND ... ... ... 3.31 .55 109 1.13 -55.2 SmDirCl n SDC ... ... ... 21.10 3.64 4186 8.67 -.8 SmthM h SMSI ... ... ...dd 7.15 3.28 627 3.87 -2.8 SmthWess SWBI ... ... 57 25.17 5.41 1004 24.64 +165.5 SoYoung SY ... ... ... 16.96 8.03 346 13.76 +12.6 SocketM SCKT ... ... ... 4.15 .76 3752 2.43 +50.9 SoftwAc n SAQN ... ... ... 10.44 9.30 134 10.35 +3.5 SoftwAc un SAQNU ... ... ... 11.00 9.07 4 10.94 +7.7 Sohu.cm h SOHU ... ... ...dd 18.94 5.41 2023 17.93 +60.4 Sol-Gel SLGL ... ... ... 21.00 5.00 52 7.40 -56.9 SolarCap SLRC 1.64 10.1 9 21.24 7.42 61 16.16 -21.6 SolarSCap SUNS 1.20 9.3 9 18.29 6.30 19 12.85 -27.0 SolarEdg SEDG ... ... 90 181.81 60.93 781 176.76 +85.9 SolenoTh SLNO ... ... ... 4.39 1.18 608 1.71 -41.8 SolidBio SLDB ... ... ...dd 13.58 1.96 429 2.45 -44.9 Solignx wt SNGXW ... ... ... .55 Soligenix h SNGX ... ... ... 3.54 .85 2748 2.28 +57.2 Soliton SOLY ... ... ... 15.50 6.64 787 6.86 -37.5 SonimTc SONM ... ... ...dd 13.24 .50 1262 .96 -73.6tSonnetBi rs SONN ... ... ... 54.60 2.66 386 2.64 -82.8 SonomeP SNOA ... ... ... 19.60 3.33 23745 9.80 +124.8 Sonos SONO ... ... ... 17.83 6.58 6020 15.74 +.8 SorrentoTh SRNE ... ... ...dd 10.00 1.39 14825 7.75 +129.3 SotherlyH SOHO .52 23.6 ...dd 7.17 1.43 112 2.20 -67.6 SothrlyH pf SOHOB 2.00 29.1 ... 27.62 2.50 4 6.87 -73.8 SthrlyH pf C SOHOO 1.97 29.2 ... 27.07 2.50 4 6.75 -73.7 SothrlH pfD SOHON 2.06 29.6 ... 29.98 2.50 1 6.95 -73.4 SouMoBc SMBC .60 2.7 8 39.05 17.30 13 21.84 -43.1 SoundFin SFBC .60 2.1 17 38.00 17.00 1 28.41 -21.1 SthMtnMr SMMC ... ... ... 10.45 9.25 129 10.36 +5.0 SthMtn un SMMCU ... ... ... 11.55 9.40 11.00 +5.7 SthPlainF SPFI .12 .9 ... 22.00 11.30 8 13.19 -36.8 SouthState SSB 1.88 3.8 14 88.10 40.42 361 48.91 -43.6 SthnFstBsh SFST ... ... 8 44.43 20.89 13 25.66 -39.6 SoNatBcVa SONA .40 4.7 16 16.85 7.58 295 8.53 -47.8 SsdeBTX SBSI 1.24a 4.4 13 37.89 23.74 110 28.08 -24.4 SparkEng SPKE .72 9.5 10 11.47 5.25 106 7.60 -17.7 SparkEn pf SPKEP 2.19 10.4 ... 26.60 9.49 8 20.99 -18.0 SprtnNash SPTN .77 3.3 16 23.94 8.82 317 23.25 +63.2 SpectPh SPPI ... ... ...dd 10.57 1.74 4199 3.88 +6.6 SperoTh SPRO ... ... ... 14.48 5.25 138 12.02 +25.0 Sphr3D g ANY ... ... ... 5.55 .33 115 3.33 +328.0 SpirtTex STXB ... ... 10 23.48 8.96 29 11.30 -50.9 Splunk SPLK ... ... ...dd 213.26 93.92 986 208.33 +39.1 SpokHldgs SPOK .50 5.2 32 14.89 8.53 32 9.67 -20.9sSportsWhs SPWH ... ... 34 17.24 3.50 1019 16.88 +110.2 SprBkPh SBPH ... ... ...dd 5.13 .80 1128 2.08 +31.6 SprWkTh n SWTX ... ... ...dd 49.79 17.02 211 42.43 +10.2 SprottFoc FUND .45e 7.1 ...q 7.49 4.00 59 6.30 -14.4 SproutSo n SPT ... ... ... 33.52 10.54 378 27.79 +73.1 Sprouts SFM ... ... 28 28.00 13.00 4060 27.15 +40.3 StaarSur STAA ... ... ... 62.51 23.20 1221 56.58 +60.9 StablRd A n SRAC ... ... ... 10.11 9.20 230 10.01 +2.0 StablRd un SRACU ... ... ... 11.32 9.30 10.10 -1.8 Staff360 STAF .04 5.5 ... 1.70 .28 81 .73 -8.6sStamps.cm STMP ... ... 40 240.00 44.03 663 253.79 +203.9 Std AVB STND .88 4.2 ... 31.40 17.01 1 20.89 -30.3 StarBulk SBLK .20 2.8 22 12.09 3.86 1081 7.21 -39.0 StrBlk22 SBLKZ 2.08 8.3 ... 26.66 13.58 8 25.15 -2.1 Starbucks SBUX 1.64 2.1 34 98.94 50.02 15249 77.42 -11.9tStatAutF STFC .40 2.5 47 35.32 15.73 63 15.94 -48.6 StlthBio MITO ... ... ... 14.41 .90 442 2.10 -35.6 StealthGas GASS ... ... 23 4.13 1.51 30 2.48 -27.7 SteelCn lf STCN ... ... ... 1.95 .40 79 .53 -63.7 StlDynam STLD 1.00 3.6 10 35.78 14.98 1031 27.99 -17.8 SteinMart SMRT .30 89.0 ...dd .95 .23 719 .34 -49.6 StellrAcq STLR ... ... ... 10.50 StellAcq wt STLRW ... ... ... .39 StellAcq un STLRU ... ... ... 10.50 Stericycle SRCL ... ... ...dd 67.94 38.45 305 62.48 -2.1 SterlBcp SBT .04 1.3 ... 10.27 2.53 96 3.16 -61.0 SterlCons STRL ... ... 11 17.49 6.72 102 10.10 -28.3 SMadden SHOO .60 2.6 14 44.80 16.38 1232 22.69 -47.2 StitchFix SFIX ... ... ... 30.44 10.90 1259 23.25 -9.4 StockYBc SYBT 1.08 2.6 20 42.60 22.98 70 41.12 +.1 StokeTh STOK ... ... ...dd 39.04 15.82 68 26.35 -7.0 StoneCastle BANX 1.52a 9.2 13 23.92 9.25 45 16.60 -25.6sStoneCo STNE ... ... ... 46.69 17.72 1873 46.90 +17.6 StoneX Gp SNEX ... ... 15 59.40 28.01 50 54.27 +11.1 StrataSk h SSKN ... ... ...dd 2.92 .75 135 1.30 -37.5 Stratasys SSYS ... ... ...dd 29.35 12.18 509 15.08 -25.4 StratEdu STRA 2.40 1.7 41 188.66 108.90 903 139.51 -12.2 Strattec STRT .56 2.5 15 28.00 11.75 14 22.69 +2.2 StratusPrp STRS 1.00e ... ...dd 32.22 12.00 4 19.14 -38.2 StreamHlth STRM ... ... ... 1.65 .53 17 1.25 -10.1 StrgbrBio SBBP ... ... ... 4.63 1.43 230 3.50 +67.2 SuRo Cap SSSS .32e ... 9 14.91 3.60 374 13.02 +98.8 SumFWV SMMF .68 4.2 8 27.83 13.48 10 16.16 -40.3 SmtStB SSBI .48 4.7 15 13.21 6.50 47 10.23 -21.1 SumTher SMMT ... ... ... 5.49 1.18 67 3.57 +123.1 SummW rs WISA ... ... ...dd 26.60 2.12 165 2.23 -81.7 SundEng rs SNDE ... ... ... 23.78 1.00 248 2.78 -85.5 Sundial h SNDL ... ... ...dd 13.22 .37 1302 .61 -79.9 SunesisP h SNSS ... ... ...dd 1.13 .20 105003 .29 -15.7sSunOpta STKL ... ... ...dd 6.64 1.30 1122 6.68 +167.2 SunPower SPWR ... ... ...dd 16.04 4.03 3238 9.75 +24.9 Sunrun RUN ... ... 32 43.18 7.84 9527 36.61 +165.1 Sunwks rsn SUNW ... ... ... 5.81 .29 1838 1.36 +8.8 SupLeagu SLGG ... ... ...dd 7.90 1.30 260 2.25 -4.7 SupMicC n SMCI ... ... 64 33.30 15.76 274 29.58 +6.8 SuperCm lf SPCB ... ... ...dd 3.09 .25 364 1.26 +103.2 SupTech h SCON ... ... ... 1.03 .12 1765 .46 +153.0sSupGpCos SGC .40 2.3 15 18.08 6.10 262 17.30 +27.8 Supernus SUPN ... ... 11 34.11 13.12 295 23.20 -2.2 supprt.cm SPRT 1.00e ... ...dd 1.70 .76 31 1.51 +38.5 SurfaceOn SURF ... ... ...dd 7.66 1.15 1211 5.07 +169.7 Surgalign SRGA ... ... ...dd 5.40 1.46 509 2.99 +8.9 SurgPtrs SGRY ... ... ...dd 19.74 4.00 631 16.18 +3.4 Surmodic SRDX ... ... ...dd 49.00 22.06 55 48.58 +17.3 SutroBio STRO ... ... ...dd 12.75 6.00 47 8.03 -27.0 SWK Hld n SWKH ... ... ... 14.20 6.12 2 12.31 -10.7 SykesEnt SYKE ... ... 23 38.24 22.12 192 27.59 -25.4 Synacor SYNC ... ... ...dd 1.85 .79 345 1.19 -21.7 Synalloy SYNL .25e 3.3 ...dd 17.17 6.51 9 7.48 -42.1 Synaptics SYNA ... ... 37 84.75 28.80 322 78.37 +19.2 SynchrTc SNCR ... ... ...dd 9.05 2.17 289 3.45 -27.4 SyndaxP SNDX ... ... ...dd 21.97 5.35 234 13.77 +56.8 SyneosH h SYNH ... ... ...dd 74.25 30.02 315 62.75 +5.5 Synlogic SYBX ... ... ...dd 6.44 1.35 112 2.25 -12.8 Synopsys SNPS ... ... 66 204.90 104.90 609 198.42 +42.5 Sypris SYPR .08 5.2 ...dd 2.15 .54 5859 1.55 +98.7 SyrosPhar SYRS ... ... ... 12.75 4.26 140 10.22 +47.9T -:T-MobileUS TMUS ... ... 30 111.58 63.50 3606 105.78 +34.9 TAT Tch h TATT .34e 8.9 9 6.00 3.00 1 3.80 -24.8 TCF Finl TCF 1.40 5.0 8 47.46 16.96 1011 28.14 -39.9 TCF Fn pfC TCFCP 1.43 5.7 ... 27.00 11.78 12 25.15 -4.7 TCG BDC CGBD 1.48a 17.9 22 15.30 4.30 124 8.26 -38.3 TCR2 Th TCRR ... ... ...dd 21.06 5.84 2798 17.98 +25.9 TD Ameritr AMTD 1.24 3.4 12 53.99 27.70 2022 36.82 -25.9 TD Holdg GLG ... ... ... 2.93 .28 311 2.89 +88.9 TDH Hld PETZ ... ... ...dd 2.81 .52 6 1.30 -3.5 TELA Bi n TELA ... ... ... 23.55 5.25 52 12.46 -3.8 TESSCO TESS .08m 1.2 51 16.38 4.12 30 6.59 -41.3 TFF Phr n TFFP ... ... ... 10.25 3.44 1091 8.08 +51.0 TFS Fncl TFSL 1.12 8.0 47 22.47 12.65 141 13.99 -28.9 TG Thera TGTX ... ... ...dd 24.76 4.95 2510 19.29 +73.8 THL Credit TCRD .40m 11.0 4q 7.04 1.56 66 3.63 -42.5 TOP Sh rs TOPS ... ... ... 9.71 .08 38939 .10 -87.1 TPI Co TPIC ... ... ... 29.44 9.19 652 25.90 +39.9 TSR h TSRI ... ... ...dd 8.88 2.64 2 4.62 +28.8 TTEC Hl TTEC .66e 1.4 46 50.45 26.28 81 47.88 +20.8 TTM Tch TTMI ... ... 21 16.25 8.06 1288 12.43 -17.4 Tabula TRHC ... ... ...dd 69.72 33.04 137 55.87 +14.8 TactSys TCMD ... ... ...cc 71.65 29.47 335 42.74 -36.7 Taitron h TAIT .14 5.8 ...dd 3.99 2.02 8 2.42 -14.8 TaiwLipo TLC ... ... ... 12.65 2.48 25 5.47 +1.7 TakeTwo TTWO ... ... 28 160.26 100.00 687 157.82 +28.9 Talend TLND ... ... ...dd 42.90 18.30 273 34.07 -12.9 TandmD TNDM ... ... ...dd 108.62 43.69 602 102.62 +72.2 TandyLth h TLF ... ... 5 6.05 2.92 1 3.23 -43.4 Tantech TANH ... ... ... 2.55 .81 555 1.75 -3.3 Taoping h TAOP ... ... ...dd .81 .31 559 .34 -39.3 Tarena lf TEDU .28e 17.0 ...dd 5.36 .69 233 1.65 -15.8 TargtHosp TH ... ... 19 8.70 1.19 142 1.53 -69.4 TaylrDv TAYD ... ... ... 13.39 6.61 1 10.18 -3.1 TechCom lf TCCO ... ... ...dd 10.49 1.72 19 3.59 -28.9 TechTarg TTGT ... ... ... 36.77 16.82 198 36.13 +38.4 Tecnoglass TGLS .11 2.1 13 8.93 2.15 14 5.15 -37.6 Tecton pfB TECTP 2.25 26.5 ... 11.03 6.75 0 8.50 -19.0 Telenav TNAV ... ... ...dd 11.67 3.71 236 5.47 +12.6 Teligent rs TLGT ... ... ...dd 10.90 1.90 66 2.23 -47.7 Tellurian TELL ... ... ...dd 9.28 .67 6916 .99 -86.4 10xGenm n TXG ... ... ... 108.36 45.11 702 98.88 +29.7sTenable TENB ... ... ... 32.15 16.28 4729 35.80 +49.4 TenaxTh TENX ... ... ... 2.68 .25 132 1.21 -14.2 TenzingA TZAC ... ... ... 13.00 9.57 10.77 +2.9 TenzAcq un TZACU ... ... ... 10.66 10.20 10.44 +1.4 Teradyn TER .40 .5 37 90.70 42.87 2318 88.77 +30.2 TerrFmP lf TERP .81 3.9 ... 21.98 11.40 3232 20.81 +35.2 TerritBcp TBNK .92 4.4 10 32.45 20.25 42 21.13 -31.7 Tesla Inc TSLA ... ... ...dd 1794.99 211.00 9400 1499.11 +258.4 TetraTc TTEK .68f .8 32 99.34 63.61 247 88.14 +2.3 Tetraph rs TTPH ... ... ... 8.60 .56 2.20 -21.7 TexCapB 42 TCBIL 1.63 6.3 ... 27.38 12.50 1 25.77 -.4 TexCapB pf TCBIP 1.63 6.5 ... 26.45 13.50 6 25.09 -3.3 TxCapBsh TCBI ... ... 6 64.88 19.10 489 33.66 -40.7 TexInst TXN 3.60 2.7 24 137.65 93.09 2817 131.64 +2.6 TexRdhse TXRH 1.44f 2.5 32 72.49 25.15 1687 56.52 +.4 The Real REAL ... ... ... 25.99 5.00 707 13.93 -26.1 The9Ltd NCTY ... ... ... 1.36 .35 450 .75 -18.1 TheraAcq n TXAC ... ... ... 21.44 11.11 8 14.03 +16.7 TherapMD TXMD ... ... ...dd 4.32 .85 3555 1.96 -19.0 TheravBio TBPH ... ... ...dd 31.54 15.72 208 20.22 -21.9 1347PrpIns PIH ... ... 44 5.92 4.21 1 4.41 -20.1 1347PrIn pf PIHPP 2.00 8.0 ... 28.71 17.60 0 24.89 -8.2 36Kr Hld n KRKR ... ... ... 12.78 3.26 76 3.32 -55.1 360 Fin QFIN ... ... ... 18.06 6.37 553 13.64 +39.6 Nasdaq Ticker 52-week Vol YTD Name Symbol Div Yield PE High Low 1000s Last %Chg Ticker 52-week Vol YTD Name Symbol Div Yield PE High Low 1000s Last %Chg Ticker 52-week Vol YTD Name Symbol Div Yield PE High Low 1000s Last %Chg Continued from 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ThndBrII n THBR ... ... ... 10.92 9.15 33 10.35 +4.0 ThndBII un THBRU ... ... ... 11.70 9.15 0 11.00 +5.3 Tilray TLRY ... ... ...dd 46.25 2.43 7460 7.53 -56.0 TmbrlndBc TSBK .80e 4.6 7 31.00 13.60 20 17.30 -41.8 Tiptree TIPT .16 3.0 29 8.30 4.45 20 5.27 -35.3 TitanMach TITN ... ... 38 21.88 6.96 56 11.48 -22.3 TitanPh TTNP ... ... ... 1.18 .14 3791 .31 +57.2 TivityHlth TVTY ... ... 7 26.07 1.92 435 13.62 -33.1 Tiziana s TLSA ... ... ... 12.61 1.54 135 10.39 +284.8 TonixP hrs TNXP ... ... ...dd 5.89 .39 15717 1.14 -2.6 Torchlght TRCH ... ... ...dd 1.55 .28 787 .33 -57.0 TottenAc h TOTA ... ... ...dd 10.97 10.21 0 10.90 +4.0 TottnA rt h TOTAR ... ... ... .48 .06 3 .25 +52.2 TottnA un h TOTAU ... ... ... 11.00 10.36 11.00 +4.5 ToughBl rs TBLT ... ... ... 7.25 .65 4010 .73 -63.3 TowerSemi TSEM ... ... 16 25.80 12.13 1645 20.30 -15.6 TownSprts CLUB ... ... ...dd 3.00 .30 294 .45 -73.9 TowneBank TOWN .72 4.0 ... 29.02 15.03 163 18.22 -34.5 Tracon rsh TCON ... ... ...dd 6.10 .95 161 1.70 -27.4 TractSupp TSCO 1.40 1.0 39 154.48 63.89 1496 145.46 +55.7 TradDsk A TTD ... ... ... 475.67 136.00 701 427.84 +64.7 Tradeweb TW .32 .6 ... 69.06 33.23 555 54.61 +17.8 TrnWEnt rs TWMC ... ... ...dd 9.72 1.68 34 8.14 +304.7 TransAct TACT .36 9.7 15 12.95 2.87 13 3.71 -66.2 TransMed TMDX ... ... ...dd 26.29 10.10 174 18.41 -3.2 Transcat TRNS ... ... 22 34.18 16.50 10 29.00 -9.0 TransGlb TGA .07 ... ...dd 1.60 .30 112 .59 -57.2 TranslBio TBIO ... ... ...dd 28.09 6.80 2048 15.72 +93.1 TravelCt TA ... ... ... 23.26 5.51 263 13.58 -20.8 TravCtrs 28 TANNI 2.06 8.6 ... 25.77 25.36 23.99 -2.8 TravelC 29 TANNL 2.00 8.4 ... 25.79 25.39 23.78 -4.0 Travelct 30 TANNZ 2.00 8.4 ... 25.74 25.34 23.85 -4.0 Travelzoo TZOO ... ... 15 13.80 3.04 44 5.88 -45.0 TreanIns n TIG ... ... ... 17.90 14.37 98 15.65 +.9 TrmntMtg TRMT .04m 1.7 ...dd 6.86 1.63 6 2.33 -53.0 Trevena h TRVN ... ... ...dd 2.39 .46 5857 2.23 +165.2 TreviTh TRVI ... ... ... 8.49 1.33 13 5.05 +34.7 TribPubl TPCO 1.00e ... 64 13.86 4.91 67 9.54 -27.5tTricida TCDA ... ... 19 44.30 13.64 527 13.30 -64.8 TriCoBsh TCBK .88 3.0 12 41.42 23.05 78 29.38 -28.0 TridntAcq TDAC ... ... ...dd 11.20 10.30 50 10.85 +2.8 TridntAcq un TDACU ... ... ... 15.09 10.01 10.82 +2.1 TrilliumTh TRIL ... ... ... 9.66 .24 817 7.07 +586.4 TriMas h TRS ... ... 18 33.07 18.05 218 24.90 -20.7 Trimble TRMB ... ... 25 46.67 20.01 713 45.57 +9.3 TrinityBio TRIB .88 37.1 2 3.28 .56 826 2.37 +129.4 Trip.com TCOM ... ... 40 39.87 20.10 5005 27.95 -16.7 TripAdvis TRIP 3.50e ... 31 41.51 13.73 1875 21.44 -29.4 TriStCap TSC ... ... 7 26.43 7.59 112 13.45 -48.5 TriStCap pf TSCAP 1.69 7.8 ... 29.82 14.25 14 21.68 -18.3 TriStCap pfB TSCBP 1.59 7.5 ... 29.46 12.00 24 21.28 -20.8 TriumphBc TBK ... ... 13 43.15 19.03 94 26.93 -29.2 Trivago TRVG ... ... ... 5.38 1.30 808 1.80 -31.3 TrueCar TRUE ... ... ...dd 5.44 1.98 1156 3.34 -29.7 Trupanion TRUP ... ... ... 53.57 20.84 209 50.50 +34.8 TrstNY TRST .27 4.5 10 9.10 4.30 381 5.96 -31.3 Trustmk TRMK .92 3.9 11 36.04 20.26 443 23.72 -31.3 TrxadeG n MEDS ... ... ... 11.60 4.01 183 7.54 +15.8 T2 Biosys TTOO ... ... ...dd 3.21 .24 7391 1.59 +35.9 Tuanche TC ... ... ... 5.00 1.12 2 1.50 +4.9 Tucows grs TCX ... ... 49 67.32 42.50 31 63.08 +2.1 TuesMrn lf TUES ... ... ...dd 1.92 .19 .28 -84.8 Tuniu TOUR ... ... ...dd 3.45 .73 86 1.10 -56.3 TurnPtTh TPTX .05p ... ...dd 72.03 31.30 216 60.60 -2.7 TurtleBc HEAR ... ... ... 19.14 4.05 706 18.52 +96.0 TuscnHld THCB ... ... ... 10.28 9.16 504 10.18 +2.2 TuscnHl un THCBU ... ... ... 11.35 9.75 3 10.55 +.5 TuscanII THCA ... ... ... 10.14 9.02 67 10.03 +1.7 TuscanII un THCAU ... ... ... 10.18 8.94 10.10 +.1 21Vianet VNET ... ... 78 30.44 6.31 945 22.53 +210.8 TwinDisc lf TWIN .36 6.0 4 13.99 4.84 46 6.01 -45.5 TwistBio TWST ... ... ...dd 60.96 18.52 306 57.59 +174.2 2U TWOU ... ... ...dd 46.40 11.37 1135 43.28 +80.4 TymeTch TYME ... ... ... 2.04 .86 252 1.20 -14.3U -:US AutoPts PRTS ... ... 22 12.78 1.01 12.63 +474.1 US Concrte USCR ... ... 13 56.22 6.75 282 26.24 -37.0 US Gl hrs USAU ... ... ... 12.74 2.61 66 7.78 -3.6 US WellSv USWS ... ... ...dd 3.76 .25 315 .42 -78.0 US Well wt MPACW ... ... ... .44 tuCldlink n UCL ... ... ... 24.77 12.01 3 12.15 -29.5sUFP Inds UFPI .33e .6 26 58.10 29.17 314 58.75 +23.2 UFP Tch UFPT ... ... 20 52.59 30.80 19 46.28 -6.7 UMB Fn UMBF 1.24 2.5 14 70.26 39.47 385 49.83 -27.4 UP Fint TIGR ... ... ... 7.60 2.03 853 5.25 +47.9 USEcology ECOL .72 1.2 27 67.24 57.13 61.05 -.3sUSGlobInv GROW .03 .9 ...dd 3.54 .80 138 3.51 +143.8 USA Trk USAK ... ... 20 9.82 2.36 110 8.77 +17.7 UTStarcm UTSI ... ... 9 3.09 1.56 18 1.60 -45.8 UltaBeauty ULTA ... ... 19 355.36 124.05 720 203.02 -19.8 UltraClean UCTT ... ... 22 30.00 11.20 674 24.82 +5.8 Ultragenyx RARE ... ... ...dd 91.77 31.99 339 76.25 +78.5 Ultralife ULBI ... ... 19 10.00 4.85 37 6.98 -5.5 Umpqua UMPQ .84 7.6 7 18.94 8.88 1703 11.10 -37.3 UniQure QURE ... ... ... 76.69 36.20 685 37.71 -47.4 UnicoA UNAM ... ... ...dd 7.70 3.95 5.00 -20.6 UnionA II un LATNU ... ... ... 10.59 8.86 10.25 +.6 UnionBkVT UNB 1.28 6.9 13 38.79 16.50 2 18.67 -48.5 UtdAirlHl UAL ... ... 4 95.16 17.80 31026 32.57 -63.0 UnBnOH UBCP .57 5.2 8 15.56 7.64 1 11.04 -22.8 UtdBOH UBOH .28m 1.6 8 24.54 12.60 1 17.40 -23.4 UBSI UBSI 1.40 5.0 13 40.70 19.67 369 28.04 -27.5 UtdCmBks UCBI .72 3.9 11 31.66 14.95 696 18.68 -39.5 UtdFire UFCS 1.32 5.0 29 53.68 22.08 97 26.35 -39.7 UtdInsur UIHC .24 3.2 ...dd 14.24 6.99 66 7.54 -40.2 USecBcCA UBFO .44 6.7 9 11.02 5.04 9 6.55 -39.0 US Eng rs USEG ... ... ...dd 9.55 1.38 49 5.11 +69.2 USLime USLM .64 .7 24 104.00 60.99 4 93.04 +3.0 UtdTherap UTHR ... ... ...dd 127.79 75.58 653 112.73 +28.0 UtdGrdian UG .97e 6.8 21 20.89 10.65 6 14.21 -27.7 UnitGrp UNIT .60 6.1 ...dd 11.08 4.86 1298 9.80 +19.3 UnityBcp UNTY .32 2.4 9 24.70 8.76 62 13.57 -39.9 UnityBio UBX ... ... ... 10.38 4.62 281 9.24 +28.2 UnivDisp OLED .60 .4 84 230.32 105.11 354 168.43 -18.3 UnvElc UEIC ... ... 18 60.00 29.50 30 48.24 -7.7 UnvLogist ULH .42 2.3 13 27.49 11.02 29 18.10 -4.5 UnvStainls USAP ... ... 17 18.18 5.84 8 7.30 -51.0 UnivstFinl UVSP .80 5.1 9 27.80 13.20 108 15.64 -41.6 UnumTh UMRX ... ... ...dd 3.72 .29 747 2.58 +258.3 UplandSoft UPLD ... ... 83 48.57 20.75 220 34.66 -2.9 Upwork UPWK ... ... ...dd 17.75 5.14 1300 14.42 +35.1 UrbanOne UONE ... ... ...dd 54.16 .95 349 14.10 +597.7 UrbanOnD UONEK ... ... ... 6.84 .56 2876 1.87 -1.6 UrbanOut URBN ... ... 8 31.41 12.28 3626 17.33 -37.6 UrbnTea h MYT ... ... ...dd 1.46 .25 3477 .60 -7.8 UrogenP URGN ... ... ... 37.08 13.12 112 22.92 -31.3 UrovantS UROV ... ... ...dd 15.98 6.55 43 8.49 -45.3 Usio Inc USIO ... ... ...dd 3.00 .75 37 2.22 +42.3 UtahMed UTMD 1.12 1.3 ... 112.26 75.33 21 83.60 -22.5 Uxin Ltd UXIN ... ... ...dd 3.80 1.16 460 1.24 -45.1V -: VBI Vacc VBIV ... ... ... 6.93 .47 11764 3.80 +175.4 VEON VEON .28e 16.3 ... 3.15 1.25 1868 1.72 -32.0 VOXX Intl VOXX ... ... ...dd 7.21 1.82 114 7.09 +61.8 VSE Corp VSEC .36 1.3 9 41.14 13.83 22 28.04 -26.3 Vaccinex VCNX ... ... ...dd 12.23 3.22 246 5.82 +20.0 VlyNBcp VLY .44 5.7 13 12.14 6.00 1559 7.71 -32.7 VlyNBc pfA VLYPP 1.56 5.9 ... 30.77 12.26 4 26.27 -6.7 VlyBcp pfB VLYPQ 1.38 6.0 ... 27.30 13.85 19 22.88 -14.0 ValueLine VALU .84 3.4 23 36.60 18.40 1 24.50 -15.3 VandaPhm VNDA ... ... 4 17.85 7.12 580 10.16 -38.1 VarexImag VREX ... ... ... 33.00 14.27 247 16.10 -46.0 Varonis VRNS ... ... ...dd 111.47 48.95 358 107.15 +37.9 VascuBio VBLT ... ... ... 1.64 .90 138 1.28 +6.7 Vaxart h VXRT ... ... ... 17.49 .25 17785 10.02 +2754.7VeecoInst VECO ... ... ...dd 19.21 7.42 242 13.21 -10.0 VenusCn rs VERO ... ... ... 11.09 2.06 58 3.00 -36.2 VBradley VRA ... ... 8 12.75 3.12 142 4.38 -62.9 Veracyte VCYT ... ... ...dd 32.48 13.90 457 30.18 +8.1 Verastem VSTM ... ... ...dd 4.67 .83 13603 1.37 +1.9 VerbTch VERB ... ... ... 2.64 .72 913 1.06 -31.6 Vericel VCEL ... ... ...dd 19.78 6.78 337 16.75 -3.7 Vericity n VERY 6.25e ... ... 22.42 7.20 1 8.72 -30.8 VerifyMe n VRME ... ... ... 4.40 3.33 43 3.43 -12.1 VerintSys VRNT ... ... 50 59.83 32.44 422 44.73 -19.2 Verisign VRSN ... ... 46 221.30 148.77 542 208.73 +8.3sVerisk VRSK 1.08f .6 37 184.76 116.61 786 187.65 +25.7 Veritex VBTX .68 3.9 15 29.41 10.02 342 17.55 -39.8 Veritone VERI ... ... ... 19.67 1.22 542 11.51 +362.2 VeronaPh VRNA ... ... ... 15.71 2.01 187 7.12 +23.8 VerraMo VRRM ... ... ... 17.20 5.63 1023 10.59 -24.3tVerrica VRCA ... ... ...dd 18.67 6.50 237 6.52 -59.0 VertexEn VTNR ... ... ...dd 1.95 .45 94 .57 -62.8 Vertex n VERX ... ... ... 16092 23.93 VertxPh VRTX ... ... 42 306.08 165.23 1090 278.72 +27.3 Veru Inc VERU ... ... ...dd 4.74 1.67 779 2.86 -14.6 ViaSat VSAT ... ... ...dd 84.20 25.10 736 38.89 -46.9 CBS A VIACA .96 3.6 8 53.68 13.12 33 27.03 -39.8 CBS B VIAC .96 3.8 6 53.71 10.10 6711 25.29 -39.7 Viavi VIAV ... ... ...cc 16.35 8.08 958 13.61 -9.3sVicor VICR ... ... ... 79.41 26.50 337 82.50 +76.6 VictCap VCTR .20 1.1 ... 24.83 10.18 111 18.61 -11.3 VielaBio n VIE ... ... ... 70.66 18.20 114 37.37 +37.6 ViemedH VMD ... ... ... 11.93 2.44 221 11.02 +77.7 ViewRay VRAY ... ... ... 9.41 1.11 595 2.35 -44.3 VikingTh VKTX ... ... ...dd 8.87 3.26 1216 6.61 -17.6 VikngTh wt VKTXW ... ... ... 3.17 VillagB&T VBFC ... ... 29 48.39 24.75 29.52 -20.5 VillgFrm VFF ... ... ... 14.60 2.07 980 6.13 -1.6 VillSupMkt VLGEA 1.00 3.8 15 28.71 16.48 43 26.20 +12.9 ViomiTc VIOT .10p ... ...dd 10.80 4.20 81 6.55 -18.5 ViperEnPt VNOM 1.48e 14.0 22 33.10 4.98 298 10.59 -57.1 VirBiotch n VIR ... ... ... 75.00 11.65 487 47.47 +277.5 VirTra VTSI ... ... 26 5.30 2.00 120 4.15 -14.8 Virco VIRC .06 2.6 ... 4.63 1.82 3 2.28 -46.2 VirtuFin VIRT .96 3.8 34 26.82 14.94 871 25.00 +56.3 VirtusInv VRTS 2.68 1.9 18 143.49 55.37 31 138.81 +14.0 Virtusa VRTU ... ... 47 52.81 19.48 156 34.72 -23.4 VislnkT h VISL ... ... ... 1.49 .11 5862 .64 +149.4 VistaGn h VTGN ... ... ... 1.49 .29 4356 .92 +33.3 Visteon s VC ... ... 15 105.99 38.69 191 75.72 -12.6 ViveMd rsh VIVE ... ... ...dd 18.80 .53 295 .58 -54.0 Vivopwr h VVPR ... ... ... 3.04 .59 90 1.78 +69.5 Vodafone VOD .97e 6.0 ... 21.72 11.46 5715 16.10 -16.7 VoyagerT VYGR ... ... ...dd 23.50 6.26 291 11.34 -18.7 Vroom n VRM ... ... ... 60.91 38.46 965 55.00 +14.8 vTvTherap VTVT ... ... ...dd 4.23 1.23 3278 2.83 +66.5 Vuzix VUZI ... ... ...dd 4.93 .86 1316 4.11 +104.5W -:WD 40 WDFC 2.68 1.4 37 211.68 151.16 108 188.57 -2.9 WSFS WSFS .48 1.7 10 46.05 17.84 255 28.93 -34.2 WVS Fn WVFC .40a 3.0 15 17.77 13.00 13.37 -16.6 WW Intl WW ... ... 18 47.19 9.75 936 25.91 -32.2 WaitrHl WTRH ... ... ...dd 5.43 .21 4562 5.13 +1493.2WalgBoots WBA 1.87f 4.5 7 64.50 36.65 4971 41.16 -30.2 WandaSp WSG ... ... ... 5.55 1.36 44 1.99 -18.8 WarnMus n WMG ... ... ... 34.76 26.99 1011 30.01 -.4 WashFed WAFD .88 3.7 9 38.26 20.92 696 23.53 -35.8 WshTrst WASH 2.04 6.1 10 54.96 25.86 53 33.56 -37.6 WaterstnF WSBF .48a 3.1 15 19.48 12.10 158 15.56 -18.2 WatfrdHl WTRE ... ... 29 28.90 10.86 22 17.83 -29.1 WatfrdHl pf WTREP 2.13 8.5 ... 30.00 22.69 25.00 -3.8 WaveLfSc WVE ... ... ... 39.98 6.61 362 8.87 +10.7 WaysideT WSTG .68 2.9 18 26.29 9.52 3 23.10 +42.6 WeiboCorp WB ... ... ... 55.52 28.93 744 34.44 -25.7 Wendys Co WEN .20m .9 26 24.04 6.82 2801 23.43 +5.5 WernerEnt WERN .36 .8 21 46.95 28.99 1794 43.42 +19.3 Wesbanc WSBC 1.28 6.2 8 39.33 17.46 200 20.66 -45.3 WestBcp WTBA .84 5.0 11 25.93 13.74 39 16.93 -33.9 WAmBcp WABC 1.64 2.7 22 69.08 46.94 103 61.55 -9.2 WestellT WSTL ... ... 3 1.94 .60 120 1.10 +22.9 WDigital WDC 2.00 4.7 16 72.00 27.40 5387 42.42 -32.6 WstNwEnB WNEB .20 3.8 9 10.10 4.45 36 5.27 -45.3 WstptFuel g WPRT ... ... ...dd 3.39 .70 1057 1.79 -24.5 WestwtR WWR ... ... ... 9.25 .25 692 2.45 +16.1 WeycoGp WEYS .96 5.0 10 27.90 15.40 6 19.27 -27.1 Wheelr pfB WHLRP 2.25 26.3 ... 15.00 3.63 8.55 -22.2 Wheelr pfD WHLRD 2.19 17.8 ... 16.53 4.50 6 12.28 -18.1 Wheeler WHLR 1.36 72.7 ...dd 2.43 .64 18 1.87 +14.0 WhiteHFin WHF 1.42a 14.3 6 14.45 5.51 58 9.92 -27.6 WhitHF25 WHFBZ 1.63 6.6 ... 27.79 16.88 2 24.65 -6.4 WholEarth FREE ... ... ... 11.22 6.93 426 7.42 -26.7 Wilhelmina WHLM ... ... 45 12.92 2.35 303 4.52 +9.2 WillScot wt WSCW ... ... ... 1.35 WillScot WSC ... ... ... 19.79 7.45 13.12 -29.1 WillmValV WVVI .22p ... 18 7.36 4.50 4 6.06 -12.6 WillVV pfA WVVIP .22e 3.6 ... 6.80 4.20 1 6.18 +25.6 Willdan WLDN ... ... 19 39.96 17.92 35 25.01 -21.3 WillisLFn WLFC ... ... 5 74.46 14.11 15 20.35 -65.5 WillisTwW WLTW 2.72 1.3 27 220.97 143.34 620 210.13 +4.1 WindtrTh n WINT ... ... ... 8.45 5.99 105 7.65 +8.5sWingstop WING .56f .4 ...cc 148.97 44.27 2046 155.56 +80.4 Winmark WINA 1.00f .6 24 215.00 115.00 16 159.21 -19.7 WinsFin lf WINS ... ... ... 76.64 5.51 15 28.50 +171.2 Wintrust WTFC 1.12f 2.5 9 72.31 22.02 192 44.81 -36.8 Wintrst pfD WTFCM 1.64 6.5 ... 31.18 13.27 9 25.33 -12.4 Wintrst pfE WTFCP 1.72 6.6 ... 26.40 25.34 58 25.93 +.5 WisCloud WCLD ... ... ... 42.77 18.99 607 41.04 +60.6 WisdomTr WETF .12 3.4 17 6.42 1.87 535 3.56 -26.4 WiseKey n WKEY ... ... ... 22.27 3.90 183 7.98 -32.0 Wix.com WIX ... ... ... 299.83 76.81 532 279.38 +128.3 Woodward WWD .33m .4 29 129.06 46.51 417 78.32 -33.9 Workday WDAY ... ... ...dd 217.00 107.75 843 183.91 +11.8 Workhrs rs WKHS ... ... ...dd 22.90 1.32 12343 16.15 +431.3 WldAccept WRLD ... ... 10 142.56 43.16 54 71.07 -17.7 WrapTc WRTC ... ... ... 14.40 3.07 1010 11.22 +75.6 WrightMed WMGI ... ... ...dd 30.66 19.04 788 30.04 -1.4 Wynn WYNN ... ... 75 153.41 35.84 3125 75.29 -45.8X-Y-Z:X4 Phr XFOR ... ... 1 15.95 5.84 99 8.01 -25.1 XOMA XOMA ... ... ...dd 28.85 14.14 44 16.91 -38.1 XP Inc n XP ... ... ... 50.63 15.50 1349 48.46 +25.8 Xpel Inc XPEL ... ... ...cc 18.05 6.00 345 16.66 +13.7 XTL Bio XTLB ... ... ...dd 2.10 .63 25 1.63 +19.0 XBiotech XBIT ... ... ... 26.40 6.84 232 14.80 -20.7 XcelBrnd XELB ... ... 3 2.62 .40 61 .82 -45.3 XcelEngy XEL 1.72 2.5 30 72.14 46.58 1742 68.73 +8.3 Xencor XNCR ... ... ...dd 46.33 19.35 278 30.42 -11.5 XeneticB XBIO ... ... ... 2.89 .44 201 1.12 -22.2 XenithB XBKS ... ... 33 33.83 XenonPhm XENE ... ... ... 18.45 7.00 119 11.55 -11.9 XeriaPh XERS ... ... ...dd 12.50 1.42 1909 2.70 -61.7 Xilinx XLNX 1.52f 1.4 55 122.16 67.68 2505 107.82 +10.3 Xperi XPER .80 4.3 ...dd 22.38 9.01 1283 18.55 +.3 XpressSp rs XSPA ... ... 1 5.74 2.54 9293 3.68 -13.0 Xunlei Ltd XNET ... ... ... 7.20 1.87 586 3.69 -24.7 YRC Wwde YRCW ... ... 4 4.79 1.29 1230 2.70 +5.9 Yandex YNDX ... ... 86 58.02 27.93 2163 57.61 +32.5 YangRvPt YERR ... ... ... 1.45 .35 .42 Yatra YTRA ... ... ...dd 4.62 .65 540 .78 -75.3 Yld10Bi rs YTEN ... ... ... 51.20 3.50 53 6.23 -9.4 YintechIn YIN .10e 1.6 ...dd 6.87 4.08 79 6.40 +20.8 YmAbsTh YMAB ... ... ...dd 50.49 14.16 109 36.14 +15.6 YorkWater YORW .72 1.5 45 51.27 34.34 41 48.44 +5.1 Youngevt YGYI ... ... ...dd 5.50 .61 165 1.21 -62.9 Youngev pf YGYIP 2.44 17.3 ... 25.43 6.01 16 14.10 -35.2 YunhCTI CTIB ... ... ... 8.37 .40 179 2.62 +210.6 Yunhong n ZGYH ... ... ... 10.20 9.60 10 9.87 +.3 Yunhong un ZGYHU ... ... ... 10.14 9.25 1 10.05 +.5 Yunhong rt ZGHYR ... ... ... .30 .10 13 .20 +33.3 Yunji Inc YJ ... ... ... 10.84 2.50 580 2.63 -42.6 ZK Intl ZKIN ... ... ... 1.99 .65 25 1.45 +12.4 Zagg ZAGG ... ... 3 9.01 2.06 872 2.83 -65.1 ZaiLab ZLAB ... ... ... 89.48 29.43 318 74.88 +80.0 ZealndPh ZEAL ... ... ... 44.60 18.75 3 35.28 +6.3 ZebraT ZBRA ... ... 40 287.83 150.06 405 273.85 +7.2 Zentalis n ZNTL ... ... ... 59.32 22.00 113 36.41 +56.9 Zhongcha n ZCMD ... ... ... 4.98 1.63 14 2.33 -41.7 ZillowA s ZG ... ... ...cc 69.01 18.65 435 66.41 +45.2 ZillowC Z ... ... ...cc 69.40 20.04 1967 66.49 +44.7 ZionO&G ZN ... ... ...dd .56 .12 3062 .20 +15.6 ZionsBcp ZION 1.36 4.1 9 52.48 23.58 1866 33.37 -35.7 Ziopharm ZIOP ... ... ...dd 7.25 1.79 1493 2.94 -37.7 Zix Corp ZIXI ... ... 52 10.16 2.84 753 6.73 -.7 Zogenix ZGNX ... ... 6 57.22 16.65 858 23.94 -54.1 ZoomVid ZM ... ... ... 281.00 60.97 3324 252.39 +270.9 ZoomInf n ZI ... ... ... 64.40 32.10 878 40.53 +19.2 ZosanoP ZSAN ... ... ... 3.21 .41 1362 .83 -45.4 Zovio ZVO ... ... 6 4.54 1.08 211 3.70 +79.6sZscaler ZS ... ... ... 129.30 35.00 2966 126.97 +173.1 Zumiez ZUMZ ... ... 18 35.68 13.13 255 25.50 -26.2 Zynerba ZYNE ... ... ...dd 12.51 2.55 537 3.79 -37.3 Zynex ZYXI ... ... ...cc 29.73 7.51 2135 18.33 +132.9 Zynga ZNGA ... ... ...dd 10.55 5.51 11755 9.69 +58.3 Nasdaq Ticker 52-week Vol YTD Name Symbol Div Yield PE High Low 1000s Last %Chg Ticker 52-week Vol YTD Name Symbol Div Yield PE High Low 1000s Last %Chg Ticker 52-week Vol YTD Name Symbol Div Yield PE High Low 1000s Last %Chg Continued from previous page Money FundsAB Government Money ... .12 AB Government Money ... .11 AB Government Money ... .12 AIM MMCshRes 44 .01 AIMMMInv 44 .01 AIM Premier Portfoli 37 .17 AIM Premier Tax Exem 8 .01 AIM Premier U.S. Gov 37 .03 AIM Short Term Invts 51 .08 AIM Short Term Invts 8 .01 AIM Short Term Invts 8 .03 AIM Short Term Invts 38 .21 AIM Short Term Invts 34 .07 AlBernExRK p ... .07 AllBrnExRsv I ... .10 AlliBernExRsvA ... .07 AlliBernExRsAd ... .07 AlliBernExRsC ... .07 ABGovMMSel 34 .02 AmC CapPr 40 .01 AmC Prime 39 .01 AmCentUSGv 33 .01 AmCPrime t 39 .01 American Century Pri 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WheatonPrecio 91282 74.72 71.93 73.17 -1.16 WhitecapReso 143020 2.32 2.25 2.32 +.04 WillowBioSci 46182 .56 .48 .53 +.05 YamanaGld 496762 8.93 8.57 8.85 +.04 ZenabisGlobal 412769 .10 .10 .10 -.01 Toronto stocks Name Vol High Low Last Chg Treasury bonds Rate Date Bid Ask Chg Yld 2.38 Feb 24 p 107.27 107.28 +0.02 .17 2.13 Mar 24 p 107.03 107.04 +0.02 .18 .50 Apr 24 f 106.00 106.01 +0.04 2.00 Apr 24 p 106.25 106.26 +0.02 .18 2.25 Apr 24 p 107.22 107.23 +0.01 .18 2.50 May 24 p 108.23 108.24 +0.02 .18 2.00 May 24 p 106.28 106.29 +0.01 .19 1.75 Jun 24 p 106.01 106.02 +0.01 .19 2.00 Jun 24 p 107.01 107.02 +0.02 .19 .13 Jul 24 f 105.15 105.16 +0.04 1.75 Jul 24 p 106.05 106.06 +0.01 .19 2.13 Jul 24 p 107.21 107.22 +0.01 .19 2.38 Aug 24 p 108.23 108.24 +0.02 .20 1.25 Aug 24 p 104.08 104.09 +0.02 .20 1.88 Aug 24 p 106.25 106.26 +0.02 .20 1.50 Sep 24 p 105.11 105.12 +0.02 .20 2.13 Sep 24 p 107.30 107.31 +0.02 .20 .13 Oct 24 f 105.25 105.26 +0.04 1.50 Oct 24 p 105.14 105.15 +0.02 .21 2.25 Oct 24 p 108.19 108.20 +0.02 .21 2.25 Nov 24 p 108.21 108.22 +0.01 .21 7.50 Nov 24 k 131.03 131.04 +0.02 .21 1.50 Nov 24 p 105.17 105.18 +0.02 .21 2.13 Nov 24 p 108.06 108.07 +0.01 .21 1.75 Dec 24 p 106.22 106.23 +0.01 .22 2.25 Dec 24 p 108.28 108.29 +0.01 .22 2.38 Jan 25 f 116.01 116.02 +0.04 .25 Jan 25 f 106.09 106.10 +0.04 1.38 Jan 25 p 105.04 105.05 +0.02 .22 2.50 Jan 25 p 110.05 110.06 +0.02 .22 2.00 Feb 25 p 107.31 108.00 +0.02 .23 7.63 Feb 25 k 133.12 133.14 +0.01 .22 1.13 Feb 25 p 104.03 104.04 +0.02 .22 2.75 Feb 25 p 111.15 111.16 +0.02 .23 .50 Mar 25 p 101.07 101.08 +0.02 .23 2.63 Mar 25 p 111.02 111.03 +0.02 .23 .13 Apr 25 f 106.03 106.04 +0.05 Name Vol High Low Last Chg Name Vol High Low Last Chg Name Vol High Low Last Chg FOOTNOTE: Rate -The annual interest rate the Treasury bond provides to investors. Date -The month and year the bond will expire. Bid -The price investors will pay for the bond. Ask -The price at which investors will sell. A bond price is expressed as a percentage of its original purchase cost of $1,000. The whole numbers and the decimals-which represent 32nds of a point-must be converted to dollars and cents; for example, 103.18 equals $1,035.63. Chg -The change between the preceding days nal bid price and the nal bid price from the day before. Yld -The annual percentage return to the investor, based on the bonds current price, if the bond is held until it matures. K -Taxes on interest will not be withheld from non-U.S. citizens. n -Treasury note. p -Treasury note; taxes on interest will not be withheld from non-U.S. citizens. Rate Date Bid Ask Chg Yld Rate Date Bid Ask Chg Yld Rate Date Bid Ask Chg Yld Money Market Funds Continued from previous page IntlValA m FV 11.30 +6.1 -13.9 -6.6/E IntlValAdv FV 11.57 +6.0 -13.8 -6.4/E IntrmDvrsMnA m MS 14.73 +1.3 +2.2 +2.7/A IntrmDvrsMnC m MS 14.72 +1.2 +1.7 +1.9/C LgCpGrA m LG 67.09 +7.3 +17.0 +20.7/A LgCpGrAdv LG 74.07 +7.3 +17.2 +21.0/A LgCpGrC m LG 47.55 +7.3 +16.5 +19.8/B LgCpGrI LG 73.62 +7.3 +17.2 +21.0/A LgCpGrK b LG 68.27 +7.3 +16.9 +20.6/A LtdDurHiIncAdv HY 9.90 +2.4 -2.2 +2.7/D MuniBdInfStr1 b MS 10.14 +2.4 -.2 +2.1/C MuniBdInfStr2 MS 10.14 +2.3 -.2 +2.1/B MuniBdInfStrA m MS 10.19 +2.3 -.3 +1.9/C MuniBdInfStrAdv MS 10.20 +2.4 -.2 +2.2/B MuniIncCAA m MF 11.30 +1.7 +1.9 +3.4/C MuniIncCAAdv MF 11.30 +1.7 +2.0 +3.6/B MuniIncCAC m MF 11.30 +1.7 +1.4 +2.6/D MuniIncIIArznA m SI 11.26 +1.4 +1.0 +3.2/C MuniIncIIMAA m MT 11.48 +1.8 +2.7 +3.4/C MuniIncIIMINA m SM 10.48 +1.3 +2.2 +3.4/C MuniIncIINJA m MJ 9.90 +2.0 +1.5 +3.7/D MuniIncIIOhioA m MO 10.16 +1.7 +2.2 +3.3/E MuniIncIIPEA m MP 10.69 +1.7 +2.2 +3.5/C MuniIncIIVIA m SI 11.37 +1.5 +2.1 +3.4/B MuniIncNYA m MN 10.00 +1.5 +.2 +2.8/C MuniIncNYAdv MN 10.01 +1.7 +.5 +3.1/B MuniIncNYC m MN 10.00 +1.6 -.1 +2.1/E MuniIncNtnA m MI 10.52 +1.8 +2.0 +3.5/C MuniIncNtnAdv MI 10.53 +1.9 +2.2 +3.8/B MuniIncNtnC m MI 10.51 +1.7 +1.5 +2.8/E ReltvValA m LV 4.94 +5.6 -12.3 +3.9/B ReltvValAdv LV 4.99 +5.5 -12.1 +4.1/B ReltvValC m LV 4.93 +5.3 -12.7 +3.1/C SelUSEqAdv LB 16.94 +6.3 -.9 +10.6/B SelUSLSA m LO 12.89 +4.4 +.3 +7.1/A SelUSLSAdv LO 13.17 +4.4 +.5 +7.3/A SelUSLSC m LO 12.06 +4.2 -.2 +6.3/A ShortDurPlus CS 11.79 ... +1.3 +1.9/E SmCpGrA m SG 62.00 +6.9 +16.1 +21.2/A SmCpGrC m SG 33.83 +6.9 +15.6 +20.3/A SmCpGrI SG 69.08 +7.0 +16.3 +21.5/A SmCpGrK b SG 64.05 +6.9 +16.1 +21.2/A SmCpGrR b SG 59.03 +6.9 +15.8 +20.7/A SstnlGlbThtcA m WS 143.97 +11.0 +17.2 +14.2/A AAMInsgtSelIncI d TW 11.20 +3.2 +7.1 +6.6/CABAllMktRlRet1 b IH 7.76 +6.9 -10.3 -.5/E AllMktTRA m IH 15.10 +5.4 -4.7 +2.6/D AllMktTRAdv IH 15.26 +5.5 -4.6 +2.9/C AllMktTRC m IH 14.88 +5.3 -5.2 +1.9/D BdInStrat1 b IP 11.19 +1.5 +3.7 +3.8/D BdInStrat2 IP 11.19 +1.5 +3.8 +3.9/C CncntrGrAdv LG 44.52 +7.1 +2.5 +15.4/D CnsrvWlthStratA m CA 12.10 +4.1 -3.8 +2.3 CorOppsA m LG 20.16 +6.0 -.3 +10.4/E DiscvGrA m MG 12.66 +6.4 +19.2 +19.1/B DiscvGrAdv MG 13.79 +6.4 +19.4 +19.4/A DiscvGrC m MG 6.72 +6.3 +18.7 +18.2/B DiscvValA m MV 16.15 +7.0 -18.9 -3.3/E DiscvValAdv MV 16.60 +7.0 -18.8 -3.0/E DiscvValI MV 16.03 +7.1 -18.8 -3.0/E DiscvValR b MV 15.57 +7.0 -19.1 -3.6/E DiscvValZ MV 16.01 +7.1 -18.7 -2.9/E DiversMunicipal MS 14.72 +1.3 +2.3 +2.9/A EmMkts EM 27.61 +9.3 -3.9 -.3/E EqIncA m LV 25.56 +6.1 -8.3 +4.6/B EqIncAdv LV 25.86 +6.1 -8.2 +4.9/B EqIncC m LV 25.16 +6.0 -8.7 +3.8/B GlbBdA m WH 8.65 +1.0 +2.8 +3.5/E GlbBdAdv WH 8.65 +1.0 +3.1 +3.8/D GlbBdC m WH 8.68 +.9 +2.5 +2.8/E GlbBdI WH 8.65 +1.1 +3.0 +3.8/D GlbBdR b WH 8.65 +.9 +2.6 +3.1/E GlbRkAllcA m TV 16.86 +5.2 -1.1 +3.1/C GlbRlEstInvmA m GR 12.97 +4.3 -15.7 +.8/D GlbRlEstInvmIII GR 9.60 +4.3 -15.1 +1.6/C GrA m LG 92.74 +7.5 +15.7 +20.5/B GrC m LG 38.55 +7.5 +15.2 +19.6/B HiIncA m HY 7.53 +3.6 -6.0 +.6/E HiIncAdv HY 7.54 +3.7 -5.9 +.9/E HiIncC m HY 7.62 +3.5 -6.5 -.2/E HiIncI HY 7.54 +3.5 -6.0 +.9/E HiIncK b HY 7.53 +3.5 -6.2 +.5/E HiIncR b HY 7.53 +3.6 -6.3 +.2/E HiIncZ HY 7.54 +3.7 -6.0 +.9/E IntermBdA m PI 11.54 +1.0 +3.8 +4.2/E IntermBdAdv PI 11.54 +1.0 +3.8 +4.4/D IntermCAMuniA m SS 14.58 +1.3 +1.8 +2.5/B IntermNYMuniA m SS 14.13 +1.1 +.8 +2.1/C Intl FB 16.41 +7.3 -4.4 +.3/D 4-wk YTD 3-yr Name Obj NAV Rtn Rtn Rtn/Rk How to Read the Mutual Fund Tables Here are the 4,300 biggest mutual funds listed on Nasdaq. 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: e Ex capital gains distribution. f Previous days quotation. n No front end load or contingent deferred sales load may apply. p Fund assets are used to pay fo r distribution costs12(b)(1) plan. r Redemption fee or contingent deferred sales load may apply. s Stock dividend or split. t Both p and r. x Ex cash dividen d. NA not available. Name: Name of mutual fund and family. Obj: The funds objective group. Abbreviations listed below. NAV: Net asset value. Chg: Net change in price of NAV from previous day. 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. 4-wk YTD 3-yr Name Obj NAV Rtn Rtn Rtn/Rk Mutual Funds Continued on next page MONEY & MARKET$Page 12 www.sunnewspapers.net The Sun/Thursday, July 30, 2020Fund Objectives: AL: Allocation 70-85% Equity, AM: Multialternative, BL: Bank Loan, BM: Bear Market, CA : Allocation 30-50% Equity, CC: Consumer Defense, CD: Consumer Cyclical, CH: China Region, CI: IntermediateTerm Bond, CL: Long-Term Bond, CR: Multicurrency, CS: Short-Term Bond, CV: Convertibles, DP: Diversied Pacic/Asia, EB: Emerging-Markets Bond, EE: Equity Energy, EI: India Equity, EM: Diversied 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: Ination-Protected Bond, IS: Trading-Miscellaneous, JS: Japan Stock, LB: Large Blend, LC: Trading-Leveraged Commodities, LE: Trading-Leveraged 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, MG: Mid-Cap Growth, MI: Muni National Intermediate, ML: Muni National Long, MQ: Miscellaneous Region, MR: Miscellaneous Sector, MS: Muni National Short, MU: Multisector Bond, MV: Mid-Cap Value, MY: Muni New York Long, ND: Trading-Inverse Debt, NE: Market Neutral, NT: Nontraditional Bond, PJ: Pacic/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, 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 2000-2010, 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 LocalCurrency Bond, XY: Allocation 15-30% Equity. Data based on NAVs reported to Morningstar by 6 p.m. Eastern. 

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Horseshoe crabs: How much do you really know about these weird critters?  PAGE 2  Boat grilling: Pub subs are great, but you can have a hot meal on the water.  PAGE 11  Throw the net: If you want to supply your own live bait, castnets are the way.  PAGE 4  Still tarpon season: The big ones are leaving, but we can still catch silver kings.  PAGE 6  July 30, 2020 A weekly publication ofSun Coast Media Group WEEKLY MAGAZINE THE ORIGINAL, SINCE 1997 The Legend ReturnsNow the areas exclusive dealer for  Equipped w/ Suzuki Outboards 5 year limited warranty  10 year limited hull warranty  Bay boats from 17 to 24  Deep Vee center console boats from 21 to 25 941-698-1444QualityBoats.com3340 Placida Road, Englewood, FL 34224Located at Channel Marker 17 on the Intracoastal Waterway Latitude 26 54 15.75 N Longitude 82 19 22.5726 W adno=3754656-1 2 0 2 0 _ 0 7 _ 3 0 _ w t _ 0 1 . p d f 1 2 9 J u l 2 0 0 1 : 2 8 : 3 3 

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WEEKLY MAGAZINE BoatingAnd Fishing.comDownload our app: Just search for WaterLine in your app store!23170 Harborview Road Port Charlotte, FL 33980CUST. SERVICE & SUBSCRIPTIONS941-206-1300PUBLISHERCAPT. JOSH OLIVE941-276-9657Publisher@WaterLineWeekly.comMARKETINGAdvertising SalesCynthia Acevedo941-205-6406 Sales@WaterLineWeekly.comAdvertising ManagerOmar Zucco941-205-6411 Omar.Zucco@YourSun.comBoaters Bargains941-429-3110CONTRIBUTORSCapt. Ralph Allen Abbie Banks Greg Bartz Kimball & Les Beery Capt. Karl Butigian Bill Dunson Capt. Rex Gudgel Capt. Van Hubbard Robin Jenkins, DVM Robert Lugiewicz Mary Lundeberg Capt. Mike Myers Capt. Steve Phillips Chef Tim Spain Betty Staugler Capt. Cayle Wills Produced & printed by Sun Coast Media Group NOTE: Opinions of our writers do not necessarily re ect those of the publisher or Sun Coast Media Group. We do our best to be accurate in matters of fact in this publication, but matters of opinion are left to each individual author. ON THE COVER Photo provided Brothers Sasha and William Toon of Lebanon, NH, with one of several baby bull sharks they caught and released on the Myakka River. TABLE OF CONTENTSANGLING 101  ROBERT LUGIEWICZ Castnetting basics ..................................................................................Page 4 FLORIDA BASSIN  GREG BARTZ Hot summer bite for huge bass ..............................................................Page 5 STAY FLY  CAPT. REX GUDGEL Tarpon season, part two .........................................................................Page 6 FLORIDA IS WILD  CAPT. JOSH OLIVE Florida is full of big lizards ......................................................................Page 8 FROM FIELD TO TABLE  CHEF TIM SPAIN Grillin on the boat ................................................................................Page 11 A LIFE ON THE WATER  CAPT. VAN HUBBARD Re ections arent just images on calm water .......................................Page 12 REGULAR FEATURESREADER PHOTOS | Pages 3,15 RECIPES | Pages 5,6,11,14 MAP OF LOCAL WATERS | Page 10 TIDE CHARTS | Page 13 FISHING REGULATIONS | Page 14 FISH FINDER | Page 16 FISH PROFILES | Page 15 Page 7BIRDING IN PARADISE ABBIE BANKS Lifers on the goTraveling long distances in hopes of spotting that one special bird makes no sense to normal people, but its what birders do. Horseshoe crabs: How bizarreHow much do you know about horseshoe crabs? Youve probably seen them, or maybe their cast-off sheds, while you were out on the water  but really, how much do you know? Lets take the quiz and find out! 1. How long have horseshoe crabs been in our oceans? A. About 10 million years B. About 150 million years C. About 450 million years D. About a billion years 2. What color is the blood of a horseshoe crab? A. Red B. Green C. Blue D. Clear 3. Which of these is most closely related to the horseshoe crab? A. Blue crab B. Lobster C. Tarantula D. Sand flea 4. What does a horseshoe crab eat? A. Small fish B. Seagrasses and algae C. Worms and molluscs D. No one knows 5. Where do horseshoe crabs lay their eggs? A. In underwater caves B. In nests built on rocks C. In sand near the shoreline D. In tidepools 6. Why is the blood of horseshoe crabs valuable? A. It tastes like Skittles B. Its an aphrodisiac in China C. Its used for medical procedures D. It can make you immortal 7. Which of these is a major predator of horseshoe crabs? A. Redfish B. Other crabs C. Sea turtles D. Coelacanths 8. Horseshoe crabs have a long tail spine called a telson. What is it used for? A. Its a venomous stinger B. Jousting other horseshoe crabs C. Flipping itself right side up if it gets turned over by a wave D. Its just for show 9. How many times will a horseshoe crab molt before reaching maturity? A. Once B. About 5 times C. About 20 times D. About 100 times 10. How do horseshoe crabs swim? A. They dont  they just crawl on the bottom B. With their fins C. Rapidly twirling the telson D. Using their gills as paddles All done? How many do you think you got right? Lets find out. 1. How long have horseshoe crabs been in our oceans? C. About 450 million years, long before dinosaurs appeared 230 million years ago. Even more amazing, they have changed very little in that time. Fossil horseshoe crabs are immediately recognizable.2. What color is the blood of a horseshoe crab? C. Blue. Our blood is red because of an iron-based substance called hemoglobin, which binds oxygen and delivers it to our tissues. Horseshoe crabs use hemocyanin, a copper compound, to carry oxygen through their blood.3. Which of these is most closely related to the horseshoe crab? C. Tarantula. Despite the name, horseshoe crabs arent crabs at all. Theyre not even crustaceans. Theyre chelicerates, a group that includes the extinct sea scorpions and modern arachnids such as spiders and ticks. 4. What does a horseshoe crab eat? C. Worms and molluscs, which it pulls from the seabed using its claws. Horseshoe crabs have no jaws, so they crush food with their legs before placing it into their mouths. 5. Where do horseshoe crabs lay their eggs? C. In sand near the shoreline, usually in water only a inch or two deep. This is when horseshoe crabs are most often seen, in mating aggregations that can number in the thousands. These happen mostly in spring and fall. 6. Why is the blood of horseshoe crabs valuable? C. Its used for medical procedures. Specifically, immune cells from their blood are used to test vaccines and other drugs. The blood is valued at $60,000 a gallon. To protect the resource, crabs are caught, partially bled, and released to recover and be re-caught later. 7. Which of these is a major predator of horseshoe crabs? C. Sea turtles. Nurse sharks and predatory snails also eat them.8. Horseshoe crabs have a long tail spine called a telson. What is it used for? C. Flipping itself right side up if it gets turned over by a wave. This is a big problem during spawning season, when they spend more time in shallow water.9. How many times will a horseshoe crab molt before reaching maturity? C. About 20 times. Each time, it will cast off a shell that can be mistaken for a dead horseshoe crab. Look for a split along the edge of the broad rounded carapace, which indicates its a shed shell that the horseshoe crab has crawled out of.10. How do horseshoe crabs swim? D. Using their gills as paddles. While they spend most of their time on the seafloor, they can swim by undulating their bodies upside-down and using their book-like gills to push them through the water.         Now that you know a little more about horseshoe crabs (because I know you didnt get all of those right), I can get to the reason for this column: A citizen science initiative that could use your help. Heres the press release: The Florida Horseshoe Crab Watch citizen science program is strong and growing rapidly statewide. CHNEP has been happy to host training workshops for this program in the past, and help in other various aspects. Unfortunately, many training workshops this spring were postponed or cancelled due to precautions related to COVID-19. But, there is now a virtual option available! The training is free and open now for registration. All you need is a stable internet connection and an email address. For more info or to sign up, go to https://bit. ly/3ghXgd6. Contact Capt. Josh Olive at 941-276-9657 or Publisher@WaterLineWeekly.com. FROM THE PUBLISHER'S DESK  CAPT. JOSH OLIVE Shutterstock photo 

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PAGE 4JULY 30, 2020BoatingAndFishing.com Shutterstock photoNo one is born knowing how to throw a castnet, and getting good pancake tosses requires practice. But learning how to use one is crucial if you want to catch your own bait supply. Throwing a netIts summertime, as if you hadnt noticed, and in the summer many anglers like to use whitebait (aka greenbacks) as bait for redfish and snook. Summer also brings tarpon into Charlotte Harbor, and threadfin herring are a favorite bait for silver kings. Although threadies can be caught using a sabiki rig, its tough to get small greenies on any hook, and sometimes threadfins will ignore a sabiki in tannin-stained water. To consistently catch these baits, you need to become familiar with throwing a castnet.If youve been reading my column for a while, youre probably aware that Im a proponent of bait conservation. Some people have assumed that means Im against using live bait or castnets. Thats absolutely not true.What it means is that Im against wasteful practices or killing more baitfish than necessary. Its bait to you, but its food for everything else. Take what you need, and thats all. A castnet, if youre not familiar with it, is a circular net made from monofilament or nylon and designed to be used by one person. The net is thrown from the shoulder over the fish to be caught. If done correctly, the net will open into a circle shape and then hit the waters surface. The outer rim of the net is weighted with lead and sinks faster than the center portion, forming a bell shape and trapping (hopefully) the fish within. The net is allowed to sink, usually to the bottom, before being retrieved to prevent the fish from escaping. When the net hits the bottom, pull the net closed with short tugs. A lot of guys like to close the net with long, sharp jerks, but that allows more bait to escape because youll lift the open net right off the bottom. Short tugs close the net without pulling it off the sand.Theres a lot of discussion about castnet brands and which one is best. Joyfish, Black Pearl, Betts and Calusa are all good nets that are popular in this area. I dont believe theres really much difference, so it comes down mostly to personal preference. If youve got fishing buddies who will let you throw their nets, do that. Experimentation is the best way to find out which net is right for you.I can tell you that if youre first learning to throw a net, get a cheap one. You need to build muscle memory to throw a net well, and you also need to learn to troubleshoot the inevitable tangles that are going to happen when you make your first attempts to toss a castnet. Pilings or rocks will eat an expensive net up just as quickly as they will a cheap one. Get a cheap net and ruin it, then graduate to a good one.Most inexpensive nets are of the cone type, made of a single piece of material sewn into a cone shape. No matter how well you toss a cone net, its never going to open up fully. Costlier nets are generally of the panel type, which will open up pretty flat when correctly thrown. Panel nets are made of multiple pizza-slice-shaped pieces of material that are sewn together. Panel nets not only open up better but also tend to sink more evenly through the water, surrounding the baitfish better and capturing more in a single throw.That doesnt mean that you cant catch bait in a cone net, at least most of the time. However, in a deep-water situation, cone nets close too quickly and are almost useless. If you want to catch bait in deeper water, youll need to invest in a panel net. Because panel nets are made from multiple pieces of material that must be assembled, there is more labor involved in their production. There also more waste, since more material must be cut. Thats the main reason theres such a gap in castnet prices, with no choices in the middle. You either get a cheap one or an expensive one. Usually costlier nets also have more lead  1 to 1.5 pounds of lead per foot of net diameter, versus a half-pound per foot on some cheaper models. But sometimes too much lead can be a problem, especially when throwing a small-mesh net in deeper water, because the net can close too fast.Nets come in a variety of sizes. Theyre labeled by radius size, which is one half of the diameter when the net is fully open. Nets from 3 to 12 feet are readily available, and some old-timers used to make nets even larger (14 feet is the maximum legal size now).Small nets are intended for shallow water only, but big nets can be used in deep or shallow areas. A good general-purpose size would be 8 or 10 feet. If youll be throwing the net in water deeper than 6 feet, you want the biggest net you can handle. Castnets also come in multiple mesh sizes. Larger mesh sinks faster, but small fish will swim through. Small mesh could catch anything, but sinks slower and bigger fish just swim out from underneath. A bait net normally has a 3/8-inch mesh, but most serious anglers will also have a 1/4-inch mesh net to avoid gilling the bait when theyre running a little small (as they are now). Gilled baits are difficult to remove from the net, and almost impossible to remove alive. A net full of gilled baits is called a Christmas tree. Its not very festive.Nets for big baitfish, like the threadfins that tarpon love, have a 1/2or 5/8-inch mesh. Fast sinking is vital when youre trying to catch these fast-swimming baits, especially in deep water. Nets are available with mesh as large as 1.25 inches, which is basically for mullet, tilapia and other larger fish.As far as actually throwing a castnet, there are multiple different techniques. Basically, if the net fully expands when you throw it, youre doing it right. Bigger nets are more challenging to throw. The best way to learn to throw a net is to watch someone else do it  preferably in person, although there are good how-tos on DVD or on YouTube. Those can be challenging, though, unless you can set up a TV or computer in your backyard so you can practice. Throwing on dry ground is no problem for the net, but dont toss it onto rough surfaces like shell driveways or pavement. Also, be careful not to toss it onto sandspurs or a fire ant mound. Getting ready for another throw is tough when the ants are eating you alive. To last as long as possible, a net must be maintained. Rinse your castnet off well with fresh water after each use. To avoid dry rot, keep the net in a bucket with a lid during periods of regular use. After the bait-catching season is over, dry the net well and store it in the lidded bucket at room temperature (not in the garage). Because theyre made on nylon monofilament, castnets have memory which can cause the net to become distorted. To relax the mono, you can soak a dry net in a Palmolive or fabric softener solution (a few tablespoons in a 5-gallon bucket should be enough). Left overnight, the net will absorb enough juice to become more supple and lie better. This isnt something you want to do every time you use the net, because it will weaken the material over time. Once or twice a year should be OK. You can also try hanging the net from the horn and letting the lead stretch the net out. Be careful to remove any dead baits when you do this, or the fire ants will find them. Sometimes other creatures such as lizards or small snakes may also become entangled in a hanging net, so dont leave it dangling for too long. Although a castnet can be a real pain, its also a very useful tool for anglers who want to use live bait in the summer. Learning how to use one is another important step in becoming a well-rounded Southwest Florida angler. Robert Lugiewicz is the manager of Fishin Franks Bait & Tackle and a co-host of Radio WaterLine every Saturday from 7 to 9 a.m. on KIX 92.9 FM. Call 941-625-3888 for more information about the shop or for local fishing tips, or visit them online at FishinFranks.com. ANGLING 101  ROBERT LUGIEWICZ If you want to sh with live bait, better learn how to toss one 

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PAGE 5JULY 30, 2020 Shutterstock photoMost fishermen think that big bass wont bite in broad daylight, especially in summer. Most fishermen are wrong. Hot time for huge bassHow many fishermen have you heard whining about how terrible summer bass fishing is?I have always caught some of my biggest bass during these hot months. And believe it or not, most of those good bites have come right in the heat of the day. The hardest part is convincing yourself to stay out there in that sauna. Is it really worth it? For me, the answer is yes. There is nothing better than catching a huge bass. Lets define huge. In my book, thats anything over 8 pounds. An 8-pounder gets you into the FWCs Trophy Catch club, so its a good weight to identify a huge bass with. Every big bass Ive caught has been on a soft plastic bait of some sort. Whether it was a swimbait, crawfish, or just a worm, the one thing that all of these baits have had in common is they are bigger than what you might normally use. During tournaments over the last two years, I have weighed in three bass over 8 pounds, and two of them were over 9 pounds. The first 9-pounder was on a Gambler Big EZ swimbait in July. That was the only time I got one early in the day. A few months later I caught a bass that was 9.5 pounds on a big jig with a Mega Daddy crawfish trailer. The 8-pound bass was caught with a 9.5-inch Zoom worm.Bass love big easy meals in the summer months. The heat allows them to digest food quickly, and also raises their metabolic rate so they need more food. But it makes them lazy too, and they dont want to chase dinner. The trick is finding them, and to do that, you have to have a willingness to get into thicker cover that you may not normally fish.Every one of these three bass were taken from very thick cover. That first bass was taken right on the edge of a thick, deep line of lily pads. These pads extended roughly 100 yards from the bank of the lake and were thick enough that you couldnt even get your bait in water most of the time. I would bring the bait back slowly over small open spots in the pads to get my bites.The 9.5-pounder was taken out of some heavy Kissimmee grass. Again, finding those small openings in the grass was the trick. Dropping that jig and craw combo into those spots can be dicey, but once you get the hang of it, that bait can really weed out some big bass. Those openings in heavy cover offer an ambush spot for the bass. Any unsuspecting prey can become a fast meal for a bass hiding in these shadowy areas.The 8-pounder hit a worm pulled through some thick underwater hydrilla. A simple Texas-rigged worm worked very slowly gives the bass a chance to find it. In cover like that, a long worm seems to work best. The longer the worm makes it easier for the bass to find it and lock in on it. One key thing to remember about this type of fishing: Look near the outer edge of that submerged vegetation and try to find a point or some oddity. These little areas will often be magnets for the biggest bass around. Heavy cover is a lot of fun to fish, but it can be very frustrating as well. You have to put in your time, and you have to be willing to fish in the warmer parts of the day. Remember, just because its hot out does not mean the bass quit biting. They will eat  just a little differently. My wife and I have been on a tear the past two months. We have found a huge pad field on a lake near us. Every time we go out there, we catch one over 6 pounds. We have had a shot at some bigger bass that have awed us. But as youll find out, when you fish this style, youre not going to get them all to the boat. Give those bigger baits a try and get into that thicker cover. It may take some time to get used to it, but once you do, you stand a good chance of hanging a huge bass. Greg Bartz is a tournament bass fisherman based in Lakeland. Greg fishes lakes throughout Floridas Heartland and enjoys RV travel around the Southeast with his wife and tournament partner, Missy. Contact him at Greg.Bartz@ SummitHoldings.com. FLORIDA BASSIN  GREG BARTZ REALLY REAL MEXICAN CEVICHEA clip-n-save seafood recipe provided by2 pounds rawshrimp 1/2 pound rawscallops 3 large limes , juiced 1/2 large lemon , juiced 1/2 small white onion , chopped 1/2 cucumber , peeled and chopped 1/2 large tomato , coarsely chopped 1/2 jalapeñopepper , chopped 1/2 serranopepper , chopped 1/2 bunch cilantro 1-1/2 tsp olive oil 1-1/2 tsp kosher salt Ground black pepper to taste In a large glass or ceramic bowl, gently toss the shrimp and scallops with the lime juice and lemon juice. Mix in onion, cucumber, tomato, jalapeño, serrano, cilantro, olive oil, salt and pepper. Cover bowl, and chill ceviche 1 hour in the refrigerator, until shrimp and scallops are opaque. 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PAGE 6JULY 30, 2020BoatingAndFishing.com CITRUS SCALLOPSA clip-n-save seafood recipe provided by2-1/2 tbsp olive oil 1 pound bay scallops 2 tbsp all-purpose our 1 cup white wine 1 tbsp chopped onion 1 tbsp chopped green bell pepper 1-1/2 tbsp chopped fresh dill 4 cherry tomatoes , quartered 2 tbsp lemon juice 1 tbsp lemon zest 2 tbsp butter Heat the olive oil in a skillet over medium heat. Lightly coat the scallops in our, and cook 1 to 2 minutes on each side, until lightly brown. Remove the scallops from the skillet, and drain excess oil. Stir in the white wine, scraping up the browned bits from the bottom of the skillet. Mix the onion, green bell pepper, and dill into the skillet. Cook and stir for about 2 minutes. Mix in the tomatoes, lemon juice, and lemon zest. Continue cooking about 1 minute, then mix in the butter until melted. Cook and stir until the liquid has reduced by the desired amount. Return the scallops to the skillet, and cook just until heated through. Serve over angel hair pasta. Serves 4.  From AllRecipes.com Photo by Capt. Rex GudgelA lot of our late-season tarpon are smaller fish, but a baby silver prince still has a royal attitude. Remember, fish larger than 40 inches have to stay in the water. Tarpon season, part twoWhen I caught my first tarpon back in the late 80s, I was amazed to say the least. I just couldnt believe its size (about 70 pounds); the way it took the fly; its athletic ability; its acrobatic ability, strength, stamina and power; the size of its eyes, scales, mouth and tail  shall I go on? Truthfully, I was in awe. Some 35 years and hundreds of tarpon later, Im still amazed. Whether Im on the bow or on the poling platform, the adrenaline still starts to flow whenever I see a string of those big fish  or even just a cruising single  headed toward the boat. Its pretty much August and migration numbers of the giant tarpon have dwindled. Now its on to part two of tarpon season  the after July 4th tarpon. Well have plenty of catchable adults on the beaches, in the backcountry, and up the rivers until October and beyond. But there will not be quite so many people out fishing them, so enjoy. We also have the youngsters, tarpon ranging from 7 inches (which is my smallest fly-caught tarpon) to maybe 50 pounds. These smaller tarpon are very interesting. In one respect, they are totally tarpon in every way, shape and form, beautifully prehistoric to look at. Their mouths are as hard as the adults are, making setting a hook more like jackhammering concrete. They catch more air than the Blue Angels or the American womens Olympic gymnastics team. They fight like they are in a WFC cage battle. They are tarpon through and through. On the flip side, they are very different than those giant antisocial sulkers you may find cruising the beaches. They are normally more aggressive and willing to play. They like the fly moved more quickly. Competition amongst themselves is keen. They will try to beat their buddies to the take. Often they create such a disturbance fighting for the fly that both fish miss it, but it will usually be eaten by the first one to turn on it. They will sometimes crush a fly that was poorly cast right on their nose or spin around and eat one that landed on their tail. I have personally caught baby tarpon from the St. Marks River in the Florida Panhandle all the way around the peninsula to Amelia Island on the northeast coast. The places to look are pretty much all the same. Floridas estuarine waters  brackish creeks, river mouths with adjacent shallow grass flats, retention ponds and residential canals  seem to be the nurseries and playgrounds for these smaller fish. Locating them is not hard, but you may have to spend time exploring. Kayaks, walking pond shores or canal banks (when possible), and of course, flats boats are your best bets for exploration. When you find them, you will see the typical tarpon roll: First the mouth will breach the water (and you will hear that familiar blurp), then the dorsal fin, then the tail. Its just a smaller version of what big tarpon do. Just writing about it is getting my juices going.When you finally find them, gear down appropriately. Use a rod that is light enough to really enjoy the fight but has enough backbone to land them as quickly as possible. The water is hot and is low in dissolved oxygen for the fish to breathe. Yes, tarpon are also mouth-breathers, but dont stress them any more than necessary. My rods of choice are 5 or 6 weights for the little creek dwellers and 8 weights for everything else.The roll is the key. When you see a fish roll, you have to act quickly. You have to decide which way the fish is going and make a cast 3 to 4 feet ahead of him immediately (if not sooner). The longer you wait, the greater the chance that fish will change directions and slide away  unspooked, but never seeing your fly. As youre stripping the fly back toward you waiting for the strike, look for bubbles the fish may blow. A tarpon will gulp oxygen-rich air off the surface, then exhale and expel oxygen-depleted air through its gills, leaving a telltale sign of its direction. If you see the bubbles, pick up and make a cast in front of where the bubbles came up. If you dont get a take, just wait for the next roller. You can blind-cast if you have fish in the area but there is always a chance of spooking them with your line. Be patient.In creeks and canals, tarpon will travel in small schools looking for food and staying safe from predators. You may find them and start casting, then notice them rolling 20 feet from where you started, and then 40 feet. Just try staying in front of them if you can. If you cant, again, be patient  they will often turn around and come back to the same area you found them. These guys can really turn on and be aggressive. Pull the fish quickly from the school when you hook up and fight hard and fast. Release the fish, and chances are good you can get one or two more.The flies that I use for baby tarpon are basically just smaller versions of the flies I use for the big guys. Puglisi-style flies, Clouser minnows, shrimp patterns and a few topwater gurglers make up the arsenal. When they are on topwater it can be a great show! My hook sizes for these flies are from No. 4 up to 1/0. My leaders are still 10 to 12 feet long (you can go shorter in your small creeks and canals). I will use a 30-pound bite tippet for the bigger babies and rarely go below 20-pound (except for the real tiny guys in the creeks). While these little silver beauties look more like overgrown threadfins than Boca Grande giants, remember theyll be our 200-pounders in 40 to 60 years, so take good care of them. They are just babies, after all. Stay fly!Capt. Rex Gudgel is a fly fishing guide in the Boca Grande area and an International Federation of Fly Fishers Master Certified casting instructor. If youd like to get casting lessons, book a trip or just need more fly fishing info, contact him at 706-254-3504 or visit BocaGrandeSlamFlyFishing. com or CastWithRex.com. STAY FLY  CAPT. REX GUDGEL Hours:Mon Sat: 9am-5:30pm Sunday: Closed 4419 US 41, S., Venice 1 Mile South of Jacaranda Blvd. 941-493-0025  cookssportlandinc.com SPORTLANDCOOKSINCKnowledge & Equipment | Since 1954!  HUNTING  FISHING  CAMPING  ARCHERYSTOP IN AND SHOP TODAY!Great Deals On A Variety Of Sporting Goods adno=3757579-1 Mens Rain Gearavailable in 3 colors $100 $50 

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PAGE 7JULY 30, 2020 Shutterstock photoBlack rails are small, shy and elusive birds. If you know where Abbie can find one of these, please let her know. Lifers on the goBirders are a strange lot. If theres a 90 percent off sale at Bealls or free Krispy Kreme doughnuts, theyll just procrastinate or just not care. However, mention a lifer bird, and they spring into action  running out the door, filling up their vehicle with gas, shoving peanut butter crackers and a bottle of water into a backpack to drive 200 miles.The hopeful sighting of a whiskered tern was one of my favorite search trips. It was not terribly far from my home in Maryland  only a couple of hours. The word was out that it had been sighted on the fringes of Bombay Hook Wildlife Refuge in Delaware. The sighting was written up in all of the newspapers, and people were flying into Delaware from all over the world. It was a nice sunny day, and I jumped in my van and took off with high hopes. One of my best birding buddies had driven there several days before me, failed to see it, then turned around and drove home. Did that dampen my enthusiasm? Heck no! Why the excitement? Well, this little seabird is found in Australia, Africa and Eurasia. Its a rare vagrant in North America. In its non-breeding stage, it has a white head with a black eyebrow. During the breeding season, the head cap area is black with a slash of white through the eye area. The body is gray. Normal people would never notice it. I arrived at the designated site that was posted on all of the area birding boards. Much to my dismay, there were dozens and dozens of cars lined up on the little dirt road. This meant I would be walking a great distance to get to the dike where the bird had been sighted. I finally arrived at the spot  one of hundreds of people jammed onto this skinny dike on the marsh. I was glad I left the scope in the van as I had to weave and push through the crowd. Finally I decided to wiggle into a space next to a guy with a three-foot ponytail and what looked like a 500-pound camera. Yep, a real birder in scruffy clothing. I introduced myself and asked if the whiskered was sighted. Yes, it had been sighted just an hour prior to my arrival. I was hyped. I started searching the marsh but saw nothing. Suddenly, ponytail said it was coming in our direction. I spotted it through the binoculars  a dot in the distance, growing larger and larger until I had to lower the binocs as it came so close it almost flew into my forehead. I turned to watch it fly away, and a black tern flew across my field of vision. I hiked back to my van, did a quick trip to Bombay Hook, and returned home for dinner. What a great day. Ive had other successful searches for lifers, like the one for the yellow rail in Texas. It was an easy find at the Sabal Palm Audubon Sanctuary in south Texas, right on the Rio Grande. The refuge is now on the other sides of the all-important border wall, but fortunately has survived. Then came a very unsuccessful search in Florida. Some years back, I was searching for the black rail. I was visiting on the east coast at that time and heard of a place where black rails could be sighted. So, off I went in a rented red sports car (not anything a birder wants to be seen in, but thats what they had). I drove north up the coast with my scribbled directions. The black rail was definitely a nemesis bird. This tiny six-inch rail could easily be mistaken for just some blackbird. Its black with speckles, and the underside is a charcoal gray. It has a small black beak. I had it embedded in my minds eye. If I could add it to my life list, I would have seen all of the North American rails. I finally reached the turn-off after driving forever. Another turn and I found myself driving on a very narrow rutted dirt road. After slowly driving for a while, I was getting concerned. Suddenly two roughlooking men appeared out the bramble, each carrying a shotgun. Thats when I knew I was truly in the wrong place. One of the men walked over to my window and actually told me that I was lost. No kidding. I asked about the birding refuge and he gave me a new set of directions. Off I went, after a difficult three-point turn. Finally, I reached this tiny deserted little refuge in the middle of nowhere. It was a small refuge nestled into a swampy area. But it was late in the day, and my hopes of the black rail were diminishing. I searched as many trails as I could, but the sun was setting and it became dark quickly. At this point, I was hoping I didnt trip over a gator while hiking in the dark back to my rented car. And so the search for the black rail continues. Have you seen a black rail in Florida? Id appreciate it if youd let me know where Abbie Banks is a member of the Venice Area Birding Association, a group of folks who want to enjoy the environment and nature without the cumbersome politics of an organized group. For more info on VABA or to be notified of upcoming birding trips, visit AbbiesWorld.org/references. html or email her at Amberina@aol.com. BIRDING IN PARADISE  ABBIE BANKS How far is too far to add a new bird to your list? adno=3751355-1 

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PAGE 9JULY 30, 2020 PAGE 8JULY 30, 2020BoatingAndFishing.com Shutterstock photoA juvenile Nile monitor. Shutterstock photoAn adult Nile monitor. Shutterstock photoA juvenile green iguana. WaterLine photo by Capt. Josh OliveAn adult male green iguana. Shutterstock photoAn adult tegu. Notice the stubby tail tip, which has been broken off and regrown. Shutterstock photoA juvenile spinytailed iguana. Shutterstock photoAn adult spinytailed iguana. WaterLine photo by Capt. Josh OliveA female veiled chameleon. WaterLine photo by Capt. Josh OliveA subadult male veiled chameleon. Shutterstock photoA knight anole. WaterLine photo by Capt. Josh OliveA common butterfly lizard. Shutterstock photoA tokay gecko. Shutterstock photoA juvenile red-headed agama. Note the short snout. WaterLine photo by Capt. Josh OliveAn adult male red-headed agama. Big lizard in my backyardI get a lot of requests from people whose yards (and sometimes homes) have been invaded by big reptiles. Although our largest native lizard-shaped lizard is the broadhead skink, which can grow to a little over a foot long, Florida is now inhabited by several species of large lizards from various parts of the world. (I say lizard-shaped lizards because most people view our legless glass lizards as snakes, even though theyre definitely not.)All of these animals are from warmer parts of the globe, so summer is the time of year they are most active. Naturally, they must have some level of cold resistance, or they wouldnt be able to survive our winters. But all of them prefer the heat.Another thing they have in common: All are here as a result of the exotic pet trade. While Im not against owning exotics, I think its pretty stupid to sell animals that actually make lousy pets to people who arent properly educated about that fact. The only one here that makes a halfway decent captive is the veiled chameleon, but its too high-strung to really call a pet. There are two basic reactions that people have to discovering one of these jumbo saurians on their property: They either panic  full-on hyperventilating, heart palpitations, screamlike-a-little-girl panic  or they say something along the lines of, Huh, thats a surprisingly big lizard. You know, sort of how you might remark about an interesting piece of junk mail. The main determining factor in which reaction youll see is how long the person has been living in Florida. The longer theyve been here, the calmer they are about it. Because when you live here, you see some things.Either way, most people whove had a micro-godzilla encounter are curious about what kind it was. Hence, this column. To make this fit in the magazine, Ive had to set a cutoff size: No lizards smaller than 14 inches max size. Also, Ive only included species that I have personally seen in Charlotte County. Capt. Josh Olive is a fifthgeneration native Florida Cracker and a Florida Master Naturalist, and has been fascinated by all sorts of wild things and places since he was able to walk. If you have questions about living with wildlife, contact him at Publisher@WaterLineWeekly. com or 941-276-9657. FLORIDA IS WILD  CAPT. JOSH OLIVERED-HEADED AGAMALatin name: Agama agama Max overall length: 14 inches Common length: 8 to 12 inches Native range: Sub-Saharan Africa Local abundance: Many isolated populations. Habitat: Rocky areas, preferably near water. Time active: Day Diet: Mostly insects, but occasionally smaller lizards and fruit. Danger level (1-10): 1. Very shy; will run from you.TOKAY GECKOLatin name: Gekko gekko Max overall length: 15 inches Common length: 6 to 10 inches Native range: Southeast Asia Local abundance: Not common. Habitat: A tree-dweller. Sometimes seen around lighted areas at night, clinging to walls. Time active: Night Diet: Mostly insects; sometimes small vertebrates. Danger level (1-10): 3, but only if you try to pick it up. Tokays have a powerful bite.COMMON BUTTERFLY LIZARDLatin name: Leiolepis belliana Max overall length: 16 inches Common length: 10 inches Native range: Southeast Asia Local abundance: Known only from two small areas, both on commercial property. Habitat: Forms colonies in open grassy areas with sandy soil. Time active: Day Diet: Insects, occasional vegetation. Danger level (1-10): 1. Extremely shy and will disappear into its burrow, probably before you even see it.KNIGHT ANOLELatin name: Anolis equestris Max overall length: 20 inches Common length: 8 to 14 inches Native range: Cuba Local abundance: Rare north of the Caloosahatchee River, but there are a few in Punta Gorda. Habitat: Trees and walls, mostly from 6 to 20 feet high. Time active: Day Diet: Insects, smaller vertebrates. Danger level (1-10): 3, but only if handled. Bites and hangs on.VEILED CHAMELEONLatin name: Calumma calyptratus Max overall length: 24 inches Common length: 12 to 16 inches Native range: Yemen Local abundance: Sparse but might show up anywhere. People tend to move these around a lot. Habitat: Prefers trees and large shrubs. Sometimes seen on the ground moving between trees. Time active: Day Diet: Mainly insects; occasionally small birds. Older animals may eat some leaves. Danger level (1-10): 4. Another shy species that bites if you pick it up, and these are slow enough to easily catch by hand.MEXICAN SPINY-TAILED IGUANALatin name: Ctenosaura pectinata Max overall length: 52 inches Common length: 18 to 36 inches Native range: Western Mexico Local abundance: More common by the day. Our local population started on Boca Grande but has spread all over. Habitat: Mainly ground-dwelling, especially around seawalls, rocks or heavy brush. Can climb. Time active: Day Diet: More omnivorous than its green cousin. Adults eat more vegetation than juveniles. Danger level (1-10): 1. Runs away.ARGENTINE BLACKAND-WHITE TEGULatin name: Salvator merianae Max overall length: 54 inches Common length: 18 to 36 inches Native range: Northern Argentina Local abundance: Uncommon in most areas, but there are denser population centers. They seem to be spreading. Habitat: Lives on the ground, but isnt too particular. Time active: Any time Diet: A true omnivore. Also known to scavenge. Danger level (1-10): 5. Shy when small. Larger ones may stand their ground and hiss. Give them space, and do not try to catch them.GREEN IGUANALatin name: Iguanaiguana Max overall length: 72 inches Common length: 24 to 60 inches Native range: Central and South America Local abundance: Uncommon in most areas but spreading. Habitat: Mainly in trees, but may be seen grazing on the ground, especially near canals. Time active: Day Diet: Insects when young. Adults are primarily herbivores. Danger level (1-10): 6. Adult males can be quite aggressive, especially in the mating season (July to September). Will bite if picked up and tail-whip if cornered. Avoid approaching large animals.NILE MONITORLatin name: Varanus niloticus Max overall length: 80 inches Common length: 24 to 60 inches Native range: Sub-Saharan Africa Local abundance: There is an established population in Cape Coral, and stragglers may show up anywhere south of the Peace River. Habitat: Strong preference for waterfront property. A mix of mangroves and seawalls is perfect for them to hide and hunt. Time active: Any time Diet: Carnivore. Hunts and scavenges. Can kill and eat animals up to the size of a cat. Danger level (1-10): 4. Big scaredy-lizards around people, but can be dangerous to pets. One more reason to keep your cats indoors. Shutterstock photoA juvenile tegu. 

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PAGE 10JULY 30, 2020BoatingAndFishing.com A BASIC GUIDE TO THE WATERS OF SOUTHWEST FLORIDA LOCAL POINTS OF INTEREST: 1-Bayshore Piers, 2-Laishley Pier, 3-Ponce de Leon Park Pier, 4-The Skating Rink, 5-Alligator Creek Reef (Charlotte Harbor Reef), 6-Matlacha Bridge, 7-Sanibel Lighthouse Pier, 8-Jug Creek, 9-The Phosphate Docks, 10-Danger Reef, 11-Gallagher Cut, 12-The Tailing Flats, 13-Placida Pier / Placida Trestles, 14-Ski Alley (western cut), Rag Alley (eastern cut), 15-Tom Adams Bridge/Ainger Pier, 16-El Jobean Pier, 17-Snook Haven, 18-Venice Municipal Pier, 19-Venice Jetties. 15 14 10 5 4 18 17 13 8 7 3 16 11 6 1 Venice Venice Inlet Lyons Bay Dona BayRoberts Bay Alligator Creek Venice Beach Nokomis Beach Caspersen Beach Blind Pass Beach Forked Creek & Rotonda West Gottfried Creek Rock Creek (Ainger Creek) Oyster Creek ICW #8 Buck Creek Englewood Beach Manasota Key Knight Island Don Pedro Island Little Gasparilla Island (closed) Gasparilla Island Boca Grande Placida Coral Creek Cat sh Creek Whidden Creek BOCA GRANDE PASS Johnson Shoals Cayo Costa Sand y Key Devil sh Key Cayo Pelau Cape Haze Point Tarpon Point North Port SARASOTA COUNTY  Blackburn Pt Boat Launch  800 Blackburn Pt Rd, Osprey  Dallas White Park  5900 Greenwood Ave, North Port  Higel Park  1330 Tarpon Center Dr,Venice  Indian Mound Park  210 Winson Ave, Englewood  Loreto Bay Access  800 Loreto Court, Nokomis  Manasota Beach Park  8570 Manasota Key Rd  Marine Boat Ramp Park  301 E. Venice Ave, Venice  Marina Park  7030 Chancellor Blvd, North Port  Nokomis Beach Park  901 Casey Key Rd  Snook Park  5000 E. Venice Ave, VeniceDESOTO COUNTY Brownville Park  1885 NE Brownville St  Deep Creek Park  9695 SW Peace River St  Desoto Park  2195 NW American Legion Dr  Liverpool Park  9211 Liverpool Rd  Nocatee  3701 SW County Road 760  Lettuce Lake  8801 SW Reese StCHARLOTTE COUNTY Ainger Creek Park  2011 Placida Rd, Englewood  Butterford WaterwayPark  13555 Marathon Blvd, Port Charlotte  Darst Park  537 Darst Ave, Punta Gorda  El Jobean Boat Ramp  4224 El Jobean Rd, Port Charlotte  Harbour Heights Park  27420 Voyageur Dr, Punta Gorda  Hathaway Park  35461 Washington Loop, Punta Gorda  Placida Park  6499 Gasparilla Rd, Placida  Port Charlotte Beach  4500 Harbor Blvd, Port Charlotte  South Gulf Cove Park  10150 Amicola St, Port Charlotte  Spring Lake Park  3520 Lakeview Blvd, Port Charlotte Myakka Cuto Alligator Bay Tippecanoe Bay PEACE RIVER Port Charlotte Gorda Gorda Isles Charlotte Heights Cattle Dock Point Hog Island Grassy Point U.S. 41 bridges Alligator Creek Ponce Inlet Whorehouse Point THE WEST WALL THE EAST WALL Pirate Harbor Burnt Store Coral St James Two Pines Smokehouse Bay Blind Pass (not navigable) Blind Pass (closed) Little Pine Island Indian Field Matlacha Pass Punta Rassa CALOOSAHATCHEE RIVER N. Captiva Island Captiva Island York Island Regla Island Cabbage Key Captiva Shoal Part Island Patricio Island Useppa Island Jug Creek Shoal This map is not intended for navigational purposes. Refer to a nautical chart for navigation information. Pineland Tarpon Bay Pelican Bay Placida Harbor S. Venice 

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PAGE 11JULY 30, 2020 Shutterstock photoTired of cold sandwiches on the boat? Break out the grill and have a delicious hot lunch. Grillin on the boatDo you like to grill? Do you enjoy going out on the boat? Would you like to do both at the same time? Well then, you might want to look into getting a grill made especially for a boat. I dont think trying to use your Big Green Egg on a Pathfinder is a good idea. I suggest that you go to your local marine supply store and look at the grills made for boats. Usually these grills are found clamped on the railings of sailboats, but you can buy an attachment that will make it compatible with a rod holder so you can use it on almost any boat that has a gunnel and rod holders. These grills arent cheap, but the convenience is worth the investment if you want to safely cook on your boat. I had one on my sailboat and used it whenever I got the chance. I wanted to keep it when I sold the boat, but the new owners didnt let that happen. The one I had was a Magma, made of high-quality stainless steel and fueled by propane. It got hot quick and was pretty good on fuel. I could easily make dinner for four right on the boat. More than four required a second round of grilling. Remember that everything on a sailboat is usually a lot smaller, including the galley.So what are you going to cook on your grill? I suggest the easier the better. With everything that can go wrong on a boat while at sea, complicated recipes are probably not advisable. Keeping it simple is the way to go.I used to cook whatever I caught that was edible while trolling a bait behind my sailboat when I lived down in the Keys years ago. I suggest you do the same; just make sure that you arent breaking the law by harvesting fish illegally. (See sidebar.) I also suggest that you bring some fresh pink shrimp with you just in case you dont catch anything. I would just toss them with some Everglades seasoning and grill them next to your catch. Remember that shrimp cook really fast, so about one minute per side on a grill with high heat should get them cooked just right. I like to see just a faint line of translucence in the middle of the shrimp that lets me know that I need to get them off the grill because they will continue to cook for a bit after I get them off the grill. Like I always say, if you think they are done, you probably over cooked them. An easy side dish to go with your grilled fresh fish or shrimp: Season and foil-wrap half ears of corn. Get them going before you start the fish or shrimp, so you can stack them up on the grill to make room for your other goodies. Now that I think about it, I wonder why I dont have one of these grills still. I do spend a lot of time on the water or in the field. Im sure I could fashion a way to clamp that grill to the back of my truck and maybe make a nice lunch while fossil hunting or skeet shooting, plus using it on the boat. Oh, wait  I just remembered why I dont have one of these grills: Im too poor. Chef Tim Spain is a Florida native and has years of experience cooking professionally, both in restaurants and in private settings. He offers private catering and personal culinary classes. For more info, visit ChefTimSpain.com or call 406-580-1994. FROM FIELD TO TABLE  CHEF TIM SPAIN SIMPLE SHRIMP ON THE BARBIEA clip-n-save seafood recipe provided by2 large ears fresh corn 2 pounds peeled fresh pink shrimp 2 tbsp Everglades Cactus Dust 1 lemon , quartered 1 tsp salt Double-check that your grill is secure before you begin to heat the grill. You dont want a hot grill falling on your feet or in your boat. As your grill is heating up, season the corn, cut the ears in half and wrap them with foil. Now get them going on the grill on high heat for about 4 minutes. While the corn cooks, season the shrimp with the rest of your Everglades and salt. Spray the grill and the shrimp with pan spray. Just a light spritz, ot it will ignite. Move the corn and grill your shrimp, about one minute per side. Remove them from your fancy boat grill, toss them with your lemon wedges and enjoy with the corn and a cold beverage. Serves 4.  Recipe by Chef Tim Spain, ChefTimSpain.com KEEP IT LEGALYou may be familiar with the rule that fish with size limits have to be landed ashore in whole condition. That rule is in place so people dont fillet undersize fish at sea, or keep species that are out of season. Its really hard to tell the size or kind of fish from just the fillets. That rule would seem to make it illegal to grill your catch on the boat, but you have to read all the way to the last sentence. 68B-14.006 (4) Landed in Whole Condition Requirement  Except as provided elsewhere in this rule, all fish harvested from Florida or adjacent federal Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ) waters pursuant to the requirements of this chapter shall be landed in a whole condition. The possession, while in or on state waters, on any public or private fishing pier, on a bridge or catwalk attached to a bridge from which fishing is allowed, or on any jetty, of such fish that have been deheaded, sliced, divided, filleted, ground, skinned, scaled or deboned is prohibited. Mere evisceration or gutting of fish, or mere removal of gills from fish, before landing is not prohibited. Preparation of fish for immediate consumption on board the vessel from which the fish were caught is not prohibited.Now, theres no provision that says you can have out-of-season or otherwise non-harvestable fish just because youre eating them on the boat. Some overnight head boats are notorious for breaking the law like this. And, any fish you eat on board still count against your regular bag limit. However, this is on the honor system, so it comes down to this: Are you a law-abiding sportsman, or a lowlife poacher? adno=3757678-1 jjonestopgunshop.com 

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PAGE 12JULY 30, 2020BoatingAndFishing.com WaterLine photo by Capt. Josh OliveI discovered and watched some of my old TV shows last week. I hadnt watched them in decades. It was interesting to look back 30 years and see how our fishing and water habitats appeared then. Stirring up old memories was emotional. Seeing old friends and Jesse the wonder dog was great. Having a golden retriever that helped me see fish was a blessing and guests loved her too.But seeing how much places like Whidden Creek had changed was scary! Looking at Boca Grande Pass during the first Worlds Richest Tarpon Tournament in 1985 reminded me of how special our tarpon fishing is. The tarpon, snook, and redfish shows illustrated how beautiful our waters and seagrasses were.When we did our first filmed trip tarpon fishing on a hill tide in Boca Grande Pass back about 83, the catching was so hot my new friend and future partner Sully wouldnt put his camera down to fish. We enjoyed steady action and multiple hookups. The rule was, dont cast if you dont want to catch a fish.We had room to play with happy fish most of the time. Weekends were crazy, but weekdays we created lasting impressions with imprinted lifetime memories: Silver kings feeding aggressively all around us. Thousands of big tarpon, chummed up by the Charlotte Harbor crab flush, slurping at the surface. We couldnt fish natural cork floats because the tarpon would literally eat them. We could predict dependable hot bites on specific strong times. Great times. I can remember June full moon high tide changes when the entire Pass was alive with silver kings splashing as far as we could see in any direction. There were tens of thousands of active fish, preparing to school up and head offshore to spawn. We enjoyed following them, observing and catching all we wanted to. I remember asking my guests to be sure they did not tell others how many fish we caught. Loose lips sink ships. It was great while it lasted. When we leaped into the TV world, I could let the video crew know in advance when to come down to shoot at least one show in a days fishing. We never had trouble delivering more than enough action for episodes. They came down, shot the footage, and drove back to St Pete the same day. We had paradise and were sharing it, but carefully. We made sure stewardship was taught, with careful handling to preserve our fish. We shared what you needed to know  how to, not just where to go. I miss those days. The turtle grass in Whiddens was lush and full of fish. Betsy Fugate and Gary Ingman joined me to shoot a redfish show there. We caught plenty of redfish, a few trout and showed others how to enjoy it. It was fun and productive  great memories for us all. I look in the same areas now and it makes me want to cry. Due to an electrical motor malfunction, Im forced to evaluate my fishing future. Its time to throw in the towel or stick my neck out, making another large investment while praying the guiding business improves. Recent water quality issues and habitat loss are big factors weighing into this decision. I never imagined it would be so risky to depend on fishing for income. Ive fed and supported myself fishing since 1972. There was always something I could do to stay ahead of the bills. These days, with hurricanes, red tides and now COVID-19, does the risk outweigh the possible rewards? Will a new engine pay for itself? Im not the healthy youngster I was. Ive lived on and from our waters so long I dont know how Id adjust. I cant imagine not guiding, but it needs to be profitable and fun. Im not a quitter, but Im not sure I can gamble this much the way its been. Reflections are more than images on calm waters! Capt. Van Hubbard is a highly respected outdoor writer and fishing guide. 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PAGE 13JULY 30, 2020 T IDE C HARTS VENICE INLETPUNTA GORDAPLACIDAMATLACHA Saturday High Tide 10:33 2.5 Low Tide 19:00 -0.1 Sunday High Tide 3:57 1.5 Low Tide 4:26 1.5 High Tide 11:24 2.6 Low Tide 19:42 -0.0 Monday High Tide 3:53 1.4 Low Tide 5:29 1.4 High Tide 12:10 2.6 Low Tide 20:19 0.0 Tuesday High Tide 3:45 1.4 Low Tide 6:18 1.3 High Tide 12:54 2.6 Low Tide 20:52 0.1 Wednesday High Tide 3:32 1.4 Low Tide 7:06 1.2 High Tide 13:36 2.5 Low Tide 21:22 0.3 Thursday High Tide 3:30 1.4 Low Tide 7:54 1.1 High Tide 14:17 2.4 Low Tide 21:50 0.4 Friday High Tide 3:42 1.5 Low Tide 8:46 1.0 High Tide 15:02 2.2 Low Tide 22:17 0.6 Thursday High Tide 4:04 1.2 Low Tide 4:51 1.2 High Tide 11:35 2.2 Low Tide 20:13 -0.1 Friday High Tide 5:03 1.3 Low Tide 5:59 1.3 High Tide 12:32 2.3 Low Tide 21:08 -0.2 Saturday High Tide 5:34 1.3 Low Tide 7:06 1.3 High Tide 13:26 2.3 Low Tide 21:54 -0.2 Sunday High Tide 5:59 1.3 Low Tide 8:03 1.3 High Tide 14:16 2.3 Low Tide 22:34 -0.2 Monday High Tide 6:16 1.3 Low Tide 8:54 1.2 High Tide 15:01 2.3 Low Tide 23:09 -0.1 Tuesday High Tide 6:26 1.3 Low Tide 9:41 1.1 High Tide 15:44 2.3 Low Tide 23:42 0.0 Wednesday High Tide 6:30 1.3 Low Tide 10:28 1.1 High Tide 16:27 2.2 Thursday High Tide 0:23 1.0 Low Tide 4:24 1.0 High Tide 9:00 1.8 Low Tide 19:57 -0.0 Friday High Tide 1:46 1.1 Low Tide 5:24 1.1 High Tide 9:57 1.9 Low Tide 20:52 -0.1 Saturday High Tide 2:24 1.1 Low Tide 6:32 1.1 High Tide 10:51 1.9 Low Tide 21:38 -0.1 Sunday High Tide 2:51 1.1 Low Tide 7:32 1.0 High Tide 11:40 1.9 Low Tide 22:17 -0.1 Monday High Tide 3:12 1.1 Low Tide 8:25 1.0 High Tide 12:24 1.9 Low Tide 22:51 -0.1 Tuesday High Tide 3:30 1.1 Low Tide 9:14 0.9 High Tide 13:07 1.9 Low Tide 23:21 0.0 Wednesday High Tide 3:46 1.1 Low Tide 10:02 0.9 High Tide 13:49 1.8 Low Tide 23:49 0.1 Thursday High Tide 2:33 1.2 Low Tide 4:53 1.2 High Tide 11:10 2.2 Low Tide 20:26 -0.0 Friday High Tide 3:56 1.3 Low Tide 5:53 1.3 High Tide 12:07 2.2 Low Tide 21:21 -0.1 Saturday High Tide 4:34 1.3 Low Tide 7:01 1.3 High Tide 13:01 2.3 Low Tide 22:07 -0.2 Sunday High Tide 5:01 1.3 Low Tide 8:01 1.2 High Tide 13:50 2.3 Low Tide 22:46 -0.2 Monday High Tide 5:22 1.3 Low Tide 8:54 1.2 High Tide 14:34 2.3 Low Tide 23:20 -0.1 Tuesday High Tide 5:40 1.3 Low Tide 9:43 1.1 High Tide 15:17 2.2 Low Tide 23:50 0.0 Wednesday High Tide 5:56 1.3 Low Tide 10:31 1.0 High Tide 15:59 2.2 MARINE CONTRACTING GROUP Seawalls  Caps  Docks Boat Lifts Save $ 100 w/ this Ad (941) 505-0221 New Contracts Only over $ 100000License #SCC131151730 Serving All of Charlotte County & Surrounding areas. adno=3754657-1 

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PAGE 14JULY 30, 2020BoatingAndFishing.com State and federal regulations for Southwest Florida waters as of July 14, 2020. Bag limits are per harvester per day. Other limits may apply. For full rules, visit MyFWC.com/ shing and GulfCouncil.org/ shing_regulations. LICENSES & PERMITSRESIDENT SALTWATER OR FRESHWATER: Annual $17, 5-year $79. If you sh from shore or shore-based structures in salt water only , the license is free but still required. A combo lic ense for both fr eshwat er and saltwater shing is $32.50. RESIDENT SENIOR: If you are a Fla. resident 65 or older, your drivers license or ID card replaces your shing license. State Reef Fish Survey, land-based shark permit and tarpon tags still required. NONRESIDENT SALTWATER OR FRESHWATER: 3 days $17, 7 days $30, annual $47. Free shore shing license not available for nonresidents. STATE REEF FISH SURVEY (required to harvest red or vermilion snapper, gag, red or black grouper, amberjack, almaco jack or trigger sh) (see note 14) : No charge LAND-BASED SHARK PERMIT (required to target or harvest sharks from shore or shore-based structures): No charge; see http://bit.ly/2NgBe0o for more info. ANNUAL PERMITS (required only when a license is required): Snook $10, lobster $5SALTWATER FISHALMACO JACK: No size limits. Bag limit in state waters 100 pounds. Bag limit in federal waters 20. Notes: 9,11,14AMBERJACK, GREATER: 34 min. Bag limit 1. Open Aug. 1-Oct. 31. Notes: 1,3,4,5,7,9,14 AMBERJACK, LESSER & BANDED RUDDERFISH: Slot 14 to 22. Aggregate bag limit 5. Notes: 1,4,5,7,9,14 BARRACUDA: Collier, Monroe, Miami-Dade, Broward, Palm Beach and Martin counties only : Slot 15 to 36. Bag limit 2 (max. 6 per vessel; may posses one over 36 per vessel). Notes: 1,5,18 BLACK DRUM: Slot 14 to 24 (may possess 1 over 24). Bag limit 5. Notes: 5,7,8,18 BLACK SEA BASS: 10 min. Bag limit 100 pounds. Notes: 2,4,5,7,9,15 BLACKFIN TUNA: No size limits. Bag limit 2 per harvester or 10 per vessel, whichever is greater. Notes: 18 BLUEFISH: 12 min. Bag limit 10. Notes: 1,5,18 BLUE RUNNER: No size limits. Bag limit 100. Notes: 18 COBIA FEDERAL WATERS : 36 min. Bag limit 2. Notes: 1,5 COBIA STATE WATERS : 33 min. Bag limit 1 (max. 2 per vessel). Notes: 1,5 FLOUNDER: 12 min. Bag limit 10. Notes: 2,5,7,8,15 GROUPER, BLACK: 24 min. Bag limit 4. Notes: 2,3,4,5,7,9,10,12,14 GROUPER, GAG: 24 min. Bag limit 2. Season open June 1-Dec. 31. Notes: 2,3,4,5,7,9,10,14 GROUPER, GOLIATH JEWFISH : Harvest prohibited in all waters. Illegal to target in federal waters.GROUPER, RED: 20 min. Bag limit 2. Notes: 2,3,4,5,7,9,10,12,14GROUPER, SCAMP: 16 min. Bag limit 4. Notes: 2,3,4,5,9,10,12 GROUPER, SNOWY & YELLOWEDGE: No size limits. Bag limit 4. Notes: 2,3,4,5,9,10 GROUPER, WARSAW & SPECKLED HIND: No size limits. Bag limit 1 per vessel. Notes: 2,3,4,5,7,9,10 GROUPER, YELLOWFIN & YELLOWMOUTH: 20 min. Bag limit 4. Notes: 2,3,4,5,7,9,10,12 GROUPER, CONEY, GRAYSBY, ROCK HIND, RED HIND STRAWBERRY & TIGER: No size limits. Bag limit 4. Notes: 2,3,4,5,7,9,10,12,15 HOGFISH: 14 min. Bag limit 5. Notes: 1,4,5,7,9MACKEREL, KING: 24 min. Bag limit 3. Notes: 1,5MACKEREL, SPANISH: 12 min. Bag limit 15. Transfer to other vessels at sea prohibited. Notes: 1,5 MAHI DOLPHIN : No size limits. Bag limit 10 (max. 60 per vessel) in state waters only. Notes: 5,15 MULLET, STRIPED & SILVER: No size limits. Bag limit 50 (max. 100 per vessel) Feb. 1-Aug. 31. Bag limit 50 (max. 50 per vessel) Sept. 1-Jan. 31. Limit aggregate both species and also applies to bait mullet. Possession of striped mullet prohibited in Punta Gorda 6 p.m. to 6 a.m. Nov. 1-Feb. 29 (see http://bit.ly/urExej). Notes: 15PERMIT: Slot 11 to 22; limit 2 (over 22: Bag limit 1; max. 2 per vessel). Hook and line only in state waters. Spearing OK in federal waters. See http://bit.ly/2R7CcKz for rules in Special Permit Zone. Notes: 1,5,6,7,18POMPANO, FLORIDA: 11 min. Bag limit 6. Notes: 1,5,6,7,18POMPANO, AFRICAN: 24 min. Bag limit 2 (max. 2 per vessel). Notes: 1,5,6,7,18 PORGY, RED CHAMPAGNE : No size limits. Bag limit 100 pounds. Notes: 4,5,7,9,15 REDFISH RED DRUM : Closed thru May 31, 2021, in most areas, see map at http://bit.ly/2OrdlQN.Slot 18 to 27. Bag limit 1 (max. 8 per vessel). O -thewater transport limit 6 per person. Illegal to harvest or possess in federal water. Notes: 2,5,6,7,8 SAILFISH: 63 min. from tip of lower jaw to center of fork. Bag limit 1. May not be removed from the water except to harvest. Notes: 5,6,16 SEATROUT, SPOTTED: Closed thru May 31, 2021, in most areas, see map at http://bit.ly/2OrdlQN. New regulations will go into e ect when season reopens: Slot 15 to 19 (one  sh over 19 allowed per vessel). Bag limit 3. Notes: 2,3,5,6,7,18SHARKS FEDERAL WATERS : 54 min. (sharpnose and bonnethead exempt). Min. for short n mako 71 male; 83 female. For prohibited species see http:// bit.ly/2Qf3hdk . Bag limit 1 per vessel (1 per harvester for sharpnose and bonnethead). Inline circle hooks required. HMS permit required to target or harvest. Notes: 1,5,6,7,8,16SHARKS STATE WATERS : 54 min. for bull, nurse, spinner, common thresher, blue, oceanic whitetip. 83 min. for short n mako. No size limit for sharpnose, blacknose, blacktip, bonnethead, netooth & smooth dog sh. Species not listed are prohibited. Bag limit 1 (max. 2 per vessel). No-cost permit required for shore-based shark  shing; see http://bit.ly/ 2NgBe0o for more info. Inline circle hooks required. Notes: 1,5,6,7,8SHEEPSHEAD: 12 min. Bag limit 8 (max. 50 per vessel in March & April). Notes: 2,5,7,18 SNAPPER, BLACKFIN, QUEEN, WENCHMAN & SILK: No size limits. Bag limit 10. Notes: 4,5,7,9,13SNAPPER, CUBERA: Slot 12 to 30. Bag limit 10 if under 30. (Over 30: Bag limit 2, max. 2 per vessel.) Fish over 30 not included in aggregate snapper limit. Notes: 2,4,5,7,9,13SNAPPER, MANGROVE GRAY FEDERAL WATERS : 12 min. Bag limit 10. Notes: 2,4,5,7,9,13SNAPPER, MANGROVE GRAY STATE WATERS : 10 min. Bag limit 5. Notes: 2,4,5,7,9,13SNAPPER, LANE: 8 min. Bag limit in state waters 100 pounds. Bag limit 20 in federal waters. Not included in aggregate snapper limit. Notes: 2,4,5,7,9,11 SNAPPER, MUTTON: 18 min. Bag limit 5. Notes: 2,4,5,7,9,13SNAPPER, RED AMERICAN : 16 min. Bag limit 2. Recreational season June 11-July 25; for-hire season June 1-Aug. 1. Notes: 2,3,4,5,7,9,13,14SNAPPER, SCHOOLMASTER: 10 min. Bag limit 10. Notes: 2,4,5,7,9,13 SNAPPER, VERMILION BEELINER : 10 min. Bag limit 10. Not included in aggregate snapper limit. Notes: 2,4,5,7,9,11,14 SNAPPER, YELLOWTAIL, DOG, MAHOGANY: 12 min. Bag limit 10. Notes: 2,4,5,7,9,13 SNOOK, ALL SPECIES: C losed thru May 31, 2021, in most areas, see map at http://bit.ly/2OrdlQN. Slot 28 to 33. Bag limit 1. Season closed Dec., Jan., Feb., May, June, July and Aug. $10 snook permit required to harvest when license is required. Notes: 2,5,6,7,8,18TARPON: Fish over 40 cannot be removed from water except to harvest. Bag limit 1 per year. Tag required to harvest or possess (legal only for IGFA record). For Boca Grande rules, see http://bit.ly/2xY6mXA. Notes: 6,7,8,18TRIGGERFISH, GRAY: 15 min. Bag limit 1. Closed until 2021; dates TBD. Notes: 1,4,5,7,11,14 TRIPLETAIL: 18 min. Bag limit 2. Hook and line gear only. Notes: 2,5,6,7,8,18 WAHOO: No size limits. Bag limit 2. Notes: 1,5,15 LIONFISH: Kill on sight. No size or bag limits.UNREGULATED SPECIES: Bag limit 100 pounds or two sh, whichever is more: Cat sh, cero mackerel, croaker, grunts, lady sh, little tunny (bonita), jack crevalle, pin sh, porgies, sand bream, sand trout, silver trout, spade sh, stingray, thread n, whiting, etc. See http://bit.ly/2HHkTOQ for more.NO-HARVEST SPECIES: It is unlawful to harvest, possess, land, purchase, sell or exchange goliath grouper (jew sh), Nassau grouper, saw sh, Atlantic angel shark, basking shark, bigeye sand tiger shark, bigeye sixgill shark, bigeye thresher shark, bignose shark, Caribbean reef shark, Caribbean sharpnose shark, dusky shark, Galapagos shark, lemon shark, long n mako shark, narrowtooth shark, night shark, silky shark, sand tiger shark, sandbar shark, sevengill shark, sixgill shark, smalltail shark, spiny dog sh, whale shark, white shark, tiger shark, greater, scalloped and smooth hammerhead shark, manta ray, devil ray, spotted eagle ray, longbill spear sh, Mediterranean spear sh, sturgeon.MARINE LIFE Angel sh, basslets, bat sh, blennies, brotulas, burr sh, butter y sh, cardinal sh, cling sh, cornet sh, cow sh, cubbyu, damsel sh, le sh (except unicorn), frog sh, gobies, hamlets, hawk sh, hi-hat, jackknife sh, jaw sh, moray eels, parrot sh, pipe sh, pork sh, seahorses, sharpnose pu er, sleepers, snake eels, soldier sh, surgeon sh, sweepers, tangs, toad sh, trigger sh (except gray and oceanic), trumpetsh, trunk sh, wrasses (except common hog sh), yellow stingray. Organisms must be landed and kept alive. A recreational saltwater shing license is required. It is illegal to sell animals collected under a recreational license. For bag and size limits, and for a list of invertebrate species, see http://bit.ly/32oexeF.FRESHWATER FISHVisit http://bit.ly/10nYJQr for full rules. AMERICAN EEL: 9 min. Bag limit 25. Notes: 5 BUTTERFLY PEACOCK BASS: 17 max. Bag limit 2 (may possess 1 over 17). Notes: 5CRAPPIE: No size limits. Bag limit 25.GRASS CARP: Must be released immediately if caught in public waters.LARGEMOUTH BASS: No minimum size. Bag limit 5. Only one sh can be over 16 (tournaments may apply for an exemption permit allowing participants to weigh multiple sh over 16). Notes: 5STRIPED, WHITE & SUNSHINE BASS: Max. 24. Aggregate bag limit 20 (may possess 6 over 24). Notes: 5SUNFISH: No size limits. Aggregate bag limit 50 for bluegill, redear sun sh (shellcracker), ier, longear sun sh, mud sun sh, shadow bass, spotted sun sh (stumpknocker), warmouth and redbreast sun sh.OTHER EXOTIC FISHES: No size or bag limits. Keep and eat or otherwise destroy. May not be transported alive or used as live bait. UNREGULATED: No size or bag limits on bow n, pickerel, cat sh and gar (except alligator gar). NO-HARVEST SPECIES: Alligator gar, grass carp, sturgeon.SHELLFISHBAY SCALLOPS: No local harvest. For harvest areas and seasons, see http://bit.ly/2xG4gw3. BLUE CRABS: No size limits. Bag limit 10 gallons. Harvest of egg-bearing females prohibited. All traps must be registered. For trap rules, see http://bit.ly/2YULXzf. Saltwater license required to harvest in fresh water. CLAMS: Min. size 1 thick at hinge. Bag limit 5 gallons (max. 10 gallons per vessel) in shell. Notes: 17OYSTERS: Min. size 3. Bag limit 20 gallons (max. 20 gallons per vessel) in shell. Season closed July-Sept. Notes: 17SHRIMP: No size limits. Bag limit 5 gallons (max. 5 gallons per vessel) heads onSPINY LOBSTER: Min. size 3 carapace (measured in water). Bag limit 6 per harvester (12 in sport season, except in Monroe County and Biscayne Park). Sport season open last consecutive Wednesday and Thursday of July; regular season open Aug. 6-March 31. Trapping and harvest of egg-bearing females prohibited. $5 lobster permit required to harvest when license is required. Notes: 5,18STONE CRABS: Min. claw size 2-3/4. Illegal to possess whole crab. Bag limit 1 gallon (max. 2 gallons per vessel). Season open Oct. 15-May 15. Harvest of egg-bearing females prohibited. See http://bit.ly/32lLkkg for measuring method and trap info. Notes: 18NO-HARVEST SPECIES: Queen conch, calico scallop, horseshoe crab.NOTES1: Measured fork length (the straight line distance from most forward part of the head with mouth closed to the center of the tail). 2: Measured total length (the straight line distance from the most forward part of the head with the mouth closed to the farthest tip of the tail with the tail squeezed together while the sh is lying on its side). 3: Bag limit zero for captain and crew of for-hire vessels on paid trips. 4: Reef sh gear rules apply. Anglers must use inline circle hooks when using natural baits, and must possess a dehooking device. Venting tool not required. 5: Must remain in whole condition (head and tail intact) until landed ashore. Removal of gills and internal organs OK. Cannot be used as cut bait. 6: Harvest by spear, gig or bow prohibited. 7: Use of multiple hooks (more than one point on a common shank) in conjunction with natural bait prohibited. 8: Harvest by snatching prohibited. 9: Reef sh; illegal to use as bait in federal waters. In state waters, legal-size reef sh may be used as bait but must remain whole and count against the bag limit. 10: Included in aggregate 4 grouper bag limit. 11: Included in 20sh reef sh aggregate bag limit in federal waters (includes vermilion snapper, lane snapper, almaco jack, gray trigger sh and all tile sh species). 12: Closed Feb. 1-March 31 in federal waters outside 20-fathom break only. 13: Included in aggregate snapper bag limit of 10 sh. 14: Participation in State Reef Fish Survey required to harvest. See https://bit.ly/3hPpayw. 15: No bag limit in federal waters. 16: HMS permit required to target or harvest in federal waters; see http://bit.ly/2R5mFe8.17: No harvest from 30 minutes after sunset to 30 minute before sunrise. See http://bit.ly/2NMcqO0 for maps and daily closed/open status of harvest zones. 18: State rules apply in federal waters. F ISHING R ULES & R EGULATIONS 

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Non-o set circle hooks are required when using natural baits and a dehooking device must be available and used when needed. FISHING TIPS: As with other deepwater groupers, drift over suitable structure with cut sh or squid shed at the bottom. Most often, shermen use rigs with several hooks, the better to catch multiple sh on a single drop. Power reels are not required, but if you arent using one youll wish you were after the rst drop. NOTES: Misty grouper can be found in the Gulf but are more frequently caught o the Florida Keys and The Bahamas. FISH PROFILE  MISTY GROUPER WE WANT YOUR PHOTOS!Heres how it works: Take pictures of your outdoor adventures. Send your high-quality digital photos to Editor@WaterLineWeekly.com. DO NOT send us photos of oversized or other release-only sh being poorly handled. Photos of such sh being ga ed, held by the lower jaw only or obviously damaged or dead will not be published, no matter how big the sh or how proud the angler may be. Tami Tower got her 24-inch, 10-pound sheepshead in a Charlotte Harbor canal with gear from Fishin Franks. Chelsea Grosklos caught and released this Placida trout. 

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PAGE 16JULY 30, 2020BoatingAndFishing.com FRESH LOCAL FISHING REPORTS FROM VENICE TO PINE ISLAND (07/21 report) Tarpon are scarce along the beaches, but were hearing about a fair number in the pases. Were still seeing lots of snook in the surf, and a lot of them are the larger females. O er them bigger baits.ASHLEY L.ECONOMY TACKLE Sarasota 941-922-9671The wind has kept many boats o the water, but those who have gone report lots of mangrove snapper on the nearshore reefs. The early morning topwater bite for red sh and seatrout has been crazy good. INSHORE & FRESHWATER GULF & OFFSHORE BEST BET ERICCOOKS SPORTLAND Venice 941-493-0025 MAXFINE BAIT & TACKLE North Port 941-240-5981 JEFFCAPT. TEDS TACKLE Port Charlotte 941-627-6800 ROBERTFISHIN FRANKS Charlotte Harbor 941-625-3888 CAMERONRIO VILLA BAIT & TACKLE Punta Gorda 941-639-7166 JOHNBAIT N WAIT Fort Myers Beach 239-466-8737 THE FISH COACH'S TIP OF THE WEEK: Its not easy keeping bait alive in hot water. Whether its a highow livewell or a simple 5-gallon bucket, if the water gets too hot, your bait is toast. Whats a sherman to do? Heres a simple trick well call the live bait two-step. Step one: Get an aerator. You can buy small battery-powered models for as little as ve bucks. They do a great job in a bucket. For a la rger livewell, you might consider one of the bigger 12-volt versions, which pump a much larger volume of air. Step two: Get a case of cheap bottle d water. Put the bottles in the freezer until theyre solid (10 to 14 hours ought to do it for most freezers). Put them in your cooler on ic e when you go out to sh. Now, when you get your bait, turn on the aerator and add a frozen bottle or two to the water. You want enough to keep it cool but not cold  temperature shock can also kill bait. Cooler water holds more oxygen, and by combining that with an air pump you can keep bait alive all day. In a livewell, turn the recirculation pump o . Be sure you have spare batteries for the aerator, and if yo ure recycling water bottles double-check the lids. Fresh water from melting ice will kill your bait even faster than heat. A couple other tips: Kee p your bait bucket out of the sun. Its like a tiny greenhouse in there, and even frozen bottles wont stay cold for long. If you have no shade, g et an insulated bucket made of styrofoam. You may also nd it helpful to put less bait in the bucket. Which would you rather have: Two dozen l ively and healthy baits, or four dozen dead ones? Thats a no-brainer right there. If your baits end up dead anyway, dont toss them. Tea r o the tails and pitch them under docks or mangrove overhangs. Fish are lazy in this heat, and may not want to chase a bait sh around  but freshdead baits are stinky and easy to catch.  As the Fish Coach, Capt. Josh Olive o ers personalized instruction on shing techniques. To book your session or for more information, go to FishCoach.net, email Josh@FishCoach.net or call 941-276-9657.(07/28 report) Spanish mackerel have been on and o at the jetties. Sharks from 2 to 5 feet have been caught o the local beaches. Fres hwater action has picked up a bit because of the rain, with the bass biting in the lakes and bluegills and cichlids in the canals. No reports this week.The surf has been producing some decent (as in, big enough to llet) whiting on shrimp chunks and sand eas. An east wind makes it better. (07/21 report) Shiners are working great for largemouth bass , but you have to get out early to beat the heat. The Myakka River has been full of little bullsharks and tarpon . The Venice jetties have been really good for mangrove snapper , tarpon , snook and a plethora of other species. Spanish mackerel and bonita (little tunny) have been out pretty close to the beach within 5 miles. If you want grouper or snapper , head out to water 60 to 100 feet deep before you start dropping. There have been a few reports of sail sh out about 30 miles or so. Hit it early to avoid the thunderstorms. (07/21 report) The rains are cooling the water, and thats making the freshwater bass feel froggy (literally). Snook are feeding in the surf but also around the bridges and mangroves. Tarpon have been hard to nd but hopefully the new moon will change that. Red sh have also been few, but the trout are getting both bigger and more plentiful. Random cobia have showed up randomly. If its calm enough to go, go. Anglers heading out past 40 miles are nding mahi under the birds, and also a few sail sh . Bottom anglers are turning up a mixed bag of snapper and grouper , along with a few porgies . Mangrove snapper are everywhere, from the upper Harbor to the open Gulf. Live bait is key. (07/28 report) The El Jobean, I-75 and US 41 bridges all have snook around the pilings, and of course there are a bunch on the beaches. A fair number of red sh have been hanging around Whidden Creek and Pine Island Sound. Some trout are coming from both sides of the lower end of the Harbor. Port Charlotte and PGI canals have baby tarpon ; adults are sticking to the beaches. Grunts and loads of snapper are eating from 10 to 20 miles out. Barracuda are plentiful but hard to hook. Littletunny and a few black ntuna are around the reefs and bait 10 to 30 miles out. For bigger snapper and some decent grouper , you should be in 80 to 100 feet. Small sharks are all over, with the best bite from the Pirate Harbor Hole to Boca Grande Pass. Were seeing a few lemons, so be sure youre up on your ID skills. (06/30 report) Juvenile tarpon and snook of all sizes are hanging around the bridges at night. Fish live whitebait, nger mullet or pin sh on the outgoing tides. Some red sh have been along the east wall bushes in the early morning. A golden bream paddletail or jerkbait should get bit. Red grouper are taking whole squid on live hard bottom 80 feet and deeper. Mangrove snapper are good on the wrecks and reefs. Chum them with chunks of sardine and atline a bait for the best bite. Sharks from 3 to 7 feet are thick in the Cape Haze area on the outgoing tide. Half a mullet or lady sh will draw the bite. Flatten the barbs on your hooks for easier releases. (06/23 report) Snook , tarpon and red sh are in the passes and on the beaches. The live shrimp are all peewees, but frozen shrimp and pin sh are doing ne. The nearshore reefs have been producing some sheepshead . Anglers going deep for redsnapper and grouper have been turning up some sh. Sharks have been decent in Big Carlos Pass, with both blacktips and bulls doing well.