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SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 2021 | YOURSUN.COM | $1.50 705252000258High 88, Low 67 Very warm and more humid SEE PAGE 2CTODAYS WEATHER 2016 PULITZER PRIZE WINNER VOL. 128, NO. 58 | $1.50 Charlie on exotic reptiles: Good thing I didnt make the list!INSIDE TODAYBible verse 2A Stocks 7A SPORTS Lottery 2B Sports on TV 2B LOCAL Police Beat 2C Calendar 4C Obituaries 4C Opinion 9-10C DAILY BREAK Comics and Puzzles 4-7D Horoscopes 5D Heloise 6D Dear Abby 7D Charlotte basketball advances to states PAGE 1BNorth Port to reopen City Hall, police department to public. PAGE 7C SUN The DailyCharlotte  DeSoto  Sarasota YOUR BEST SOURCE FOR LOCAL NEWS Temperatures will feel like summer this weekend. PAGE 5A By LAURAN NEERGAARD and MATTHEW PERRONEASSOCIATED PRESSWASHINGTON  U.S. health advisers endorsed a onedose COVID-19 vaccine from Johnson & Johnson on Friday, putting the nation on the cusp of adding an easier-to-use option to ght the pandemic. The acting head of the Food and Drug Administration said in a statement that the agency will move quickly to follow the recommendation, which would make J&Js shot the third vaccine authorized for emergency use in the U.S. Vaccinations are picking up speed, but new supplies are urgently needed to stay ahead of a mutating virus that has killed more than 500,000 Americans. After daylong discussions, the FDA panelists voted unanimously that the benets of the vaccine outweighed the risks for adults. Once FDA issues a nal decision, shipments of a few million doses could begin as early as Monday. Theres an urgency to get this done, said Dr. Jay Portnoy of Childrens Mercy Hospital in Kansas City, Missouri. Were in a race between the virus mutating  and new variants coming out that can cause further disease  and stopping it. More than 47 million people in the U.S., or 14% of the population, have received at least one shot of the two-dose vaccines from Pzer and Moderna, which FDA authorized in December. But the pace of vaccinations has been strained by limited supplies and delays due to winter storms. By BETSY CALVERTSTAFF WRITERCharlotte County will open two new vaccine sites starting Wednesday bringing the number of sites to three. In Englewood, the new site is Tringali Park Creation Center, 3460 N. Access Road. In Punta Gorda, the new site is the Charlotte Harbor Event and Conference Center, 75 Taylor St. Vaccine administration will continue at Harold Avenue Regional Park, 23400 Harold Avenue in Port Charlotte. The number of doses has increased dramatically since a month ago with 7,000 received this past Wednesday and the same number expected next week, Communications Director Brian Gleason said. In addition to the county, Publix Super Markets announced Thursday that they now oer COVID-19 vaccines at all of their in-store pharmacies in Florida. Vaccine seekers must schedule the Publix vaccine during days when the store opens its registration calendar, typically 7 a.m., several days a week at www.publix.com/ covid-vaccine. All county vaccines sites are open 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. with rst doses administered 9 a.m. to noon and second doses 1 p.m.-3:30 p.m. The county uses these sites for people who have registered with the state system, myvaccine..gov, or 866-200-9160. Eligible Florida residents who registered with this site or call center will be contacted to schedule appointments, when their number comes up. Email: betsy.calvert@ yoursun.comTwo new vaccine sites to open in Charlotte CountyCounty expects 7,000 doses next week SUN FILE PHOTOThe Tringali gymnasium and recreation center in Englewood East is one of the new sites announced for the COVID-19 vaccine. By CURT ANDERSONASSOCIATED PRESSST. PETERSBURG  Pythons, iguanas, monitor lizards, oh my! Florida is moving to restrict 16 invasive reptile species that have wreaked havoc in the Everglades and across the state. Burmese pythons, in particular, have been especially destructive to native wildlife. Breeding invasive species in Florida is like playing with matches in a tinder box, said Julie Wraithmell, vice president and executive director of Audubon Florida. The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission voted Thursday to move these animals to a prohibited list. That means they can only be brought to Florida for exhibition, such as a zoo, or at a research facility. By ANNA BRYSONSTAFF WRITERAs the COVID-19 pandemic ravaged the state last year, only 14 of Floridas 93 county jails completed annual inspections of their facilities, according to a complaint submitted by State Rep. Omari Hardy, who represents Palm Beach County in the Legislature. County jails in Charlotte, Sarasota and DeSoto counties were among the 79 county jails that did not have an on-site inspection, according to a document from the Florida Model Jail Standards Committee, an arm of the Florida Sheris Association. Instead of the previously required inspections, the standards committee chair, Sumter County Sheri William Bill Farmer Jr., on July 9 allowed jail administrators to suspend inspections and essentially self-report their compliance with the standards through the end of 2020. I call this pinky-promise oversight. Its trust, without verication, said Hardy in a statement. Local jails not inspected during pandemicLawmaker wants to know why jails were allowed to self-inspectSEE JAILS , 5AFlorida restricts some exotic reptiles AP PHOTO/J PAT CARTERA green iguana expands a pouch of skin underneath the lower jaw called a dewlap, as it sits in the sun on Key Biscayne. Iguanas, Burmese pythons, monitor lizards and many other reptile invasive species have taken hold in Florida.SEE REPTILES , 5AUS advisers endorse J&J vaccine AP PHOTOThe nation is poised to get a third vaccine against COVID-19.SEE VACCINE , 5A 

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PAGE 2A SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 2021 | The Sun | www.yoursun.com N/E/P/C Florida COVID-19 by the numbers(As of 9:45 p.m. Feb. 26)  Global cases: 113,372,398  Global deaths: 2,515,869  U.S. cases: 28,481,921  U.S. deaths: 510,306  Florida cases: 1,898,223  Florida deaths: 31,162  Charlotte County cases: 10,642  Charlotte County deaths: 359  DeSoto County cases: 3,769  DeSoto County deaths: 73  Lee County cases: 57,469  Lee County deaths: 872  Sarasota County cases: 26,882  Sarasota County deaths: 730 Most cases in Florida: Dade County (408,096); Broward County (193,560); Palm Beach County (119,911); Hillsborough (110,837); Orange (113,648)SOURCE: FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH PUBLISHER AND EDITOR, Glen Nickerson, glen.nickerson@yoursun.com CIRCULATION DIRECTOR, Mark Yero, mark.yero@yoursun.com PRODUCTION MANAGER, Robin Marotta, rmarotta@yoursun.com REGIONAL ADVERTISING DIRECTOR, Omar Zucco, omar.zucco@yoursun.comCONTACT US CIRCULATIONTo subscribe: Call 941-206-1300 or visit yoursun.com/ subscribe or email customerservice@yoursun.com For vacation holds: Call 941-206-1300 To report a missing or damaged paper: If you do not receive a paper by 7 a.m. Monday-Saturday, or 7:30 a.m. Sunday, call 941-206-1300. 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Postmaster: Please send address changes to The Sun, 23170 Harborview Road, Charlotte Harbor, FL 33980-2100.Nathan Lane, nathan.lane@yoursun.com Garry Overbey, garry.overbey@yoursun.com Member of Alliance for Audited Media SUN The Daily ALMANACToday is Saturday, Feb. 27, the 58th day of 2021. There are 307 days left in the year.Hitler blames Reichstag fire on communistsOn Feb. 27, 1933, Germanys parliament building, the Reichstag, was gutted by fire; Chancellor Adolf Hitler, blaming the Communists, used the fire to justify suspending civil liberties.On this dateIn 1922, the Supreme Court, in Leser v. Garnett, unanimously upheld the 19th Amendment to the Constitution, which guaranteed the right of women to vote. In 1942, the Battle of the Java Sea began during World War II; Imperial Japanese naval forces scored a decisive victory over the Allies. In 1951, the 22nd Amendment to the Constitution, limiting a president to two terms of office, was ratified. In 1968, at the conclusion of a CBS News special report on the Vietnam War, Walter Cronkite delivered a commentary in which he said the conflict appeared mired in stalemate. In 1991, Operation Desert Storm came to a conclusion as President George H.W. Bush declared that Kuwait is liberated, Iraqs army is defeated, and announced that the allies would suspend combat operations at midnight, Eastern time.Todays birthdays Actor Joanne Woodward is 91. Consumer advocate Ralph Nader is 87. Actor Barbara Babcock is 84. Actor Howard Hesseman is 81. Country singer Johnny Van Zant (Van Zant) is 61. Basketball Hall of Famer James Worthy is 60. Chelsea Clinton is 41. Singer Josh Groban is 40. Actor Kate Mara is 38. TV personality JWoww (AKA Jenni Farley) is 35. Actor Lindsey Morgan is 31.Bible verseI am a stranger in the earth...  PSALMS 119:19.Its that status that keeps us looking up. Dont be bound to the earth, be Heaven bound. 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N/E/P/C www.yoursun.com | The Sun | SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 2021 PAGE 3A By ANILA YOGANATHANASSOCIATED PRESSFlorida could further broaden access to marijuana under a slew of bills proposed ahead of this years legislative session that include tweaks to medical cannabis rules and even longshot measures to legalize recreational use. The bills come alongside a separate move to put recreational use before voters as a state constitutional amendment in 2022, following the success of a ballot measure approving medical marijuana in 2016. The Make It Legal advocacy group says it must collect about 200,000 more signatures; 766,000 are needed to put the issue before voters. Leaders in the state Legislature, controlled by Republicans for more than two decades, have long been generally opposed to legalizing recreational use, but at least one Republican state senator has sponsored a bill to make it legal for people over 21 to light up for fun. In addition to being in favor of the measure, Sen. Je Brandes, a lawmaker from central Florida, said it makes sense to give the Legislature rst crack at it. My argument has always been that, you know, this should be a legislative matter, he said. And if the Legislature fails to act, then the people should be able to act to pass it via constitutional amendment. More than a dozen bills have been introduced for consideration during the Legislatures next session, which begins March 2. They fall roughly under three categories: reforming the current medical marijuana system, legalizing recreational use and eliminating criminal penalties for certain marijuana-related oenses. This is a coordinated eort to give the Legislature as many options to choose from as possible to legalize cannabis legislatively, said Democratic state Rep. Carlos Smith. Some lawmakers say more research needs to be done to determine the safety and eects of marijuana before they consider broadening access to it. Republican Rep. Thad Altman said he would like to rst see U.S. Food and Drug Administration approval of the drug. Republican Sen. Dennis Baxley warned that marijuana may be the snake oil of our time. One set of bills would reform the medical marijuana system set in motion by the 2016 referendum. The current system has drawn criticism for not allowing enough medical marijuana to get out to those who need it, and for requiring medical marijuana treatment centers to cultivate, process and dispense medical marijuana in-house. Brandes called the current system essentially a state-sanctioned cartel. One group of bills would establish a licensing system for retail medical marijuana facilities and get rid of the inhouse requirement by allowing licensed retail facilities to contract with treatment centers. Similar bills would:  Set up separate licensing for retail, transportation and cultivation of marijuana; establish safety guidelines for those enterprises, and allow municipalities to limit the number of facilities in their jurisdictions.  Give protections to state employees and job applicants who use medical marijuana.  Raise limits on how much medical marijuana doctors can issue, and how much some disabled patients can use. Another group of bills would allow recreational use of marijuana as sought in the planned 2022 ballot initiative and establish rules for licensing and taxing it. These bills would:  One bill would allow the purchase and use of recreational marijuana for people 21 and older, while not allowing people to grow their own marijuana.  A separate bill would allow the above plus home-grown marijuana. The third category of bills  some of which have apparent bipartisan support  would remove some criminal penalties, allow resentencing for some marijuana-related oenses and allow for the suppression of records of some marijuana crimes so the oenses do not overly aect an oenders lodging or employment opportunities later in life. My hope is that we can get people out of jail that shouldnt be there for such a crime, Democratic Rep. Yvonne Hinson said, adding that she also hopes to create a path for a fruitful life, because we know the stigmas attached. These bills would:  Provide for resentencing, sentencing review and waiving conviction-related fees for same marijuana-related charges.  Allow alternate sentences for inmates jailed because of marijuana-related crimes.  Allow some marijuana offenders to expunge their records free of charge.  Allow some marijuana oenders to expunge their criminal history for a $75 fee.  Exempt some criminal records from public records requirements.  Remove mandatory minimum sentences for some marijuana tracking crimes.Bills broaden access to medical, recreational pot AP PHOTO/DEVON RAVINETrulieve patient consultants from left, LeAnn Ergle, Caya Henry and Samantha Hartman help a customer at the medical marijuana dispensary company in Destin. ST. PETERSBURG (AP)  Low-lying Florida, surrounded by the sea, is one of the most vulnerable U.S. states to ocean level rise driven by climate change. State Republican legislative leaders on Friday announced a $100 million-a-year plan to tackle the issue. House Speaker Chris Sprowls, R-Palm Harbor, said at a news conference that measures in the upcoming session of the Legislature would address ooding and sea level rise. With sea level rise, we are seeing that risk grow exponentially, from storm surge and tidal ooding to groundwater and ash ooding. The impacts are devastating, Sprowls said. This is something that members of both chambers and both parties can agree on, said Sen. Je Brandes, R-St. Petersburg. It is irresponsible for us to sit and do nothing. Several bills are being introduced for the legislative session, which begins Tuesday in Tallahassee. They include:  $100 million a year from 2022-23 to deal with sea level rise and ooding. This plan will be updated by the state Department of Environmental Protection.  A grant program providing money to local governments for the costs of planning and dealing with sea level rise.  Encouraging formation of regional resilience groups to coordinate local governments around the state to work together. There are about 200 local governments involved in these coalitions already.  Establishing a Florida Flood Hub for Applied Research and Innovation that would intensively examine the states vulnerability and solutions for the future. Other legislation would oer tax breaks to anyone whose property is elevated to prevent ood damage. Those improvements would not increase property taxes. Nine of the top 10 counties in terms of total estimate economic damage across the entire U.S. are in the state of Florida, said Sen. Ray Rodrigues, a Fort Myers Republican. So this issue is personal to me and my neighbors. The measures come after years of resistance to climate change legislation in Tallahassee, including former GOP Gov. Rick Scotts directive that people in government avoid using that phrase. Scott is now a U.S. senator. An advocate for addressing climate change, Yoca Arditi-Rocha, executive director of the non-prot Cleo Institute, welcomed the proposals. We applaud state leaders for beginning to address the chronic ooding and rising seas that are impacting real estate values and insurance costs in Florida. We must adapt to rising seas but, we also must lower the heat and rising temperatures causing seas to rise, she said.State GOP outlines plan to tackle climate change Florida first lady launches effort to teach resiliencyORLANDO (AP)  Florida First Lady Casey DeSantis on Friday announced the launch of a new initiative to teach public school students about resiliency and perseverance with the assistance of athletes from professional sports teams from around the state. Pro athletes from Floridas NFL, MLB, NHL, NASCAR and professional soccer teams have been enlisted for public service announcements and outreach to schools to provide a message that sometimes life gives you knocks but you have can work to overcome them, DeSantis said at a news conference at the Amway Center, where the Orlando Magic play. A goal is to help overcome some of the stigma students associate with admitting to having mental health problems and reframe that narrative into one of resiliency and hope, said DeSantis, who has made mental health issues a priority in her work as the states rst lady. We know that no one is immune to adversity and hardship, she said. The initiative will make available curricula that teachers can use to teach about perseverance and also enlist the athletes to spread the message about the importance of resiliency.Man who killed 2 officers gets life sentence in 3rd killingTAMPA (AP)  A Florida man will be resentenced to life in prison for the May 2010 killing of an acquaintance, but will remain on death row for killing two Tampa police ocers a month later, prosecutors announced. The move comes after a recent Florida Supreme Court decision that concluded death sentences cannot be reinstated in cases where a jury was not unanimous, the Tampa Bay Times reported. Jurors voted 10-2 in favor of the death penalty for Morris in the 2015 trial for the murder of Derek Anderson, 21, said Assistant Hillsborough State Attorney Scott Harmon. A separate jury in 2014 voted 12-0 to give Morris death for killing Ocers David Curtis and Jerey Kocab.STATE NEWS BRIEFS Mechanical Contractors Licensing and Examining Board March 4, 3 p.m. Conference Room 1, Sarasota County Operations Center, 1001 Sarasota Center Blvd., Sarasota. Call 941-861-5214. Sarasota Soil and Water Conservation District March 4, 9 a.m. Conference Room, Green Building, UF/IFAS Extension, Twin Lakes Park, 6700 Clark Road, Sarasota. Call 941-907-0011. Seniors Advisory Council March 4, 3 p.m. Large Conference Room, Senior Friendship Centers, 1888 Brother Geenen Way, Sarasota. Call 941-861-2877. Value Adjustment Board (VAB) Petitioner Hearings March 1-5, 9 a.m. Administration Center, 1660 Ringling Blvd., Sarasota. All hearing schedules are subject to change. Call 941-861-5279. Consistent with the guidance from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and any applicable executive orders of the governor of the State of Florida, Sarasota County is providing alternatives to in-person attendance at public meetings. Visit www. scgov.net/publicinput for more information on how to participate. If you do not have internet access, please call 941-861-5000 for general assistance. To protect the health and safety of our staff and the general public, health screening procedures are in effect for visitors to county facilities, including public meeting attendees. The community is urged to take advantage of the countys phone-based and online services whenever possible, and in-person services require an appointment. Sarasota County named one of the Best Commuter Workplaces for 2021 The county earned the distinction such as: premier parking spaces and free charging for electric vehicles for the public, as well as employees; carpool incentives, including front-row parking spaces at multiple county locations; bicycle repair stations throughout the county; and free regular Sarasota County Area Transit bus rides for all county employees. This national designation demonstrates one of our goals of being an innovative organization, said County Administrator Jonathan Lewis. give us a competitive edge in employee recruitment and retention, and saves employees time, money and stress. To learn more about employment opportunities with Sarasota County, call the Sarasota County Contact Center at (941) 861-5000 or visit scgov.net.adno=3784155-1 THURSDAY IS FREE APPRAISAL DAYIF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN SELLING YOUR UNUSED OR UNWANTED GOLD JEWELRY, DIAMONDS, WATCHES OR OBJECTS DART, SELL IT TO US. 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PAGE 4A SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 2021 | The Sun | www.yoursun.com N/E/P/C By DARLENE SUPERVILLEASSOCIATED PRESSHOUSTON  President Joe Biden heard rsthand from Texans clobbered by this months brutal winter weather on Friday and pledged to stick with them for the long haul as he made his rst trip to a major disaster area since he took oce. Biden was briefed by emergency ocials and thanked workers for doing Gods work. He promised the federal government will be there for Texans as they try to recover, not just from the historic storm but also the public health and economic crisis caused by the coronavirus pandemic. When a crisis hits our states, like the one that hit Texas, its not a Republican or Democrat thats hurting, Biden said. Its our fellow Americans that are hurting and its out job to help everyone in need. With tens of thousands of Houston area residents without safe water, local ocials told Biden that many are still struggling. While he was briefed, rst lady Jill Biden joined an assembly line of volunteers packing boxes of quick oats, juice, and other food at the Houston Food Bank, where he arrived later. The presidents rst stop was the Harris County Emergency Operations Center for a brieng from acting FEMA Administrator Bob Fenton and state and local emergency management ocials. Texas was hit particularly hard by the Valentines weekend storm that battered multiple states. Unusually frigid conditions led to widespread power outages and frozen pipes that burst and ooded homes. Millions of residents lost heat and running water. At least 40 people in Texas died as a result of the storm and, although the weather has returned to more normal temperatures, more than 1 million residents are still under orders to boil water before drinking it. The president has made very clear to us that in crises like this, it is our duty to organize prompt and competent federal support to American citizens, and we have to ensure that bureaucracy and politics do not stand in the way, said Homeland Security Adviser Liz SherwoodRandall, who accompanied Biden to Houston. Biden was joined for much of his visit by Gov. Greg Abbott and Sen. John Cornyn, both Republicans, four Democratic Houston-area members of Congress and Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner and Harris County Judge Lina Hidalgo. The president also stopped by a mass coronavirus vaccination center at NRG Stadium that is run by the federal government. Biden on Thursday commemorated the 50 millionth COVID-19 vaccination since he took oce, halfway toward his goal of 100 million shots by his 100th day in oce. That celebration followed a moment of silence to mark the passage earlier this week of 500,000 U.S. deaths blamed on the disease. Democrat Biden suggested that he and Republicans Abbott and Cornyn could nd common cause in getting Americans vaccinated as quickly as possible. We disagree on plenty of things, Biden said. Theres nothing wrong with that, but there are plenty of things we can work on together. And one of them is represented right here today, the eort to speed up vaccinations. Texas other U.S. senator, Ted Cruz, an ally of former President Donald Trump and one of a handful of GOP lawmakers who had objected to Congress certifying Bidens victory, was in Florida Friday addressing the Conservative Political Action Conference. Cruz, who has been criticized for taking his family to Cancun, Mexico, while millions of Texans shivered in unheated homes, later said the trip was a mistake, but he made light of the controversy on Friday. Orlando is awesome, he said to laughs and hoots. Its not as nice as Cancun. Buts nice. At the peak of the storm, more than 1.4 million residents were without power and 3.5 million were under boil-water notices in the nations third largest county. Post-storm debate in Texas has centered on the state maintaining its own electrical grid and its lack of better storm preparation, including weatherization of key infrastructure. Some state ocials initially blamed the blackouts on renewable energy even though Texas relies heavily on oil and gas. In Washington, Bidens climate adviser said the deadly winter storm was a wake-up call for the United States to build energy systems that can withstand extreme weather linked to climate change. We need systems of energy that are reliable and resilient, Gina McCarthy said in an interview with The Associated Press. The White House said Bidens purpose in visiting was to support, not scold. Biden was bent on asking Texans what do you need, how can I help you more, White House press secretary Jen Psaki said. And what can we get more for you from the federal government. Biden has declared a major disaster in Texas and asked federal agencies to identify additional resources to aid the recovery. The Federal Emergency Management Agency has sent emergency generators, bottled water, ready-to-eat meals and blankets. Galveston County Judge Mark Henry said in an interview that he didnt know what more the federal government could do to help because the failures were at the state level. But Henry, a Republican who is the highest county ocial in the suburban Houston county, said that if Biden thinks its important to visit, then come on down. Biden wanted to make the trip last week, but said at the time that he held back because he didnt want his presence and entourage to detract from the recovery eort.Biden surveys Texas weather damage, encourages virus shots AP PHOTO/PATRICK SEMANSKYPresident Joe Biden and rst lady Jill Biden arrive Friday at a FEMA COVID-19 mass vaccination site at NRG Stadium in Houston. AP PHOTO/BRETT COOMERFirst Lady Jill Biden helps pack a backpack buddy bag of food Friday with volunteers at the Houston Food Bank. To view todays legal notices and more visit, www.oridapublicnotices.com To view todays legal notices and more visit, www.oridapublicnotices.com Notices Fictitious name 02/27/2021 Notice of action IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 12th JUDICIAL COURT, IN AND FOR SARASOTA COUNTY, FLORID A Case No.: 2021DR774SC Samantha Alix Petitioner, and Christopher Lengyel Respondent. NOTICE OF ACTION FOR Petition to Determine Paternity and for Related Relief TO: Christopher Lengyel Last Known Address: Unknown YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action for Petition to Determine Paternity and for Related Relief has been filed against you and that you are required to serve a copy of your written defenses, if any, to it on Samantha Alix, whose address is 4187 Magenta Ave., North Port, FL 34288 on or before March 29, 2021, and file the original with the clerk of this Court at 4000 S. Tamiami Trl., Venice, FL 34292 before service on Petitioner or immediately thereafter. If you fail to do so, a default may be entered against you for the relief demanded in the petition. Copies of all court documents in this case, including orders, are available at the Clerk of the Circuit Courts office. You may review these documents upon request. You must keep the Clerk of the Circuit Courts office notified of your current address. (You may file Designation of Current Mailing and E-Mail Address, Florida Supreme Court Approved Family Law Form 12.915.) WARNING: Rule 12.285, Florida Family Law Rules of Procedure, requires certain automatic disclosure of documents and information. Failure to comply can result in sanctions, including dismissal or striking of pleadings. Dated: 2/19/2021 KAREN E. RUSHING CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT (SEAL) BY: D.C. Deputy Clerk Publish: 02/27/2021, 03/06/2021, 03/13/2021, 03/20/2021 395956 3787089 Notice to creditors IN THE C IR C UIT CO URT F O R CHARLOTTE COUNTY, FLORIDA Probate Division IN RE: ESTATE OF KATHERINE F. VAN OSTENBURG A/K/A KATHERINE FIDELIA VANOSTENBURG), Deceased. File No.: 20-1035-CP Probate Division NOTICE TO CREDITORS The administration of the estate of KATHERINE F. VAN OSTEN BURG A/K/A KATHERINE FIDELI A VANOSTENBURG), deceased, whose date of death was November 19, 2018, and whose social security number is private, is pending in the Circuit Court for Charlotte County, Florida, Probate Division, the address of which is 350 East Marion Avenue, Punta Gorda, Florida 33950. The names and addresses of the personal representative and the personal representatives attorney are set forth below. All creditors of the decedent and other persons having claims or demands against decedents estate on whom a copy of this notice is required to be served must file their claims with this court WITHIN THE LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER THE TIME OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM. All other creditors of the dece dent and other persons having claims or demands against decedents estate, must file their claims with this court WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE. ALL CLAIMS NOT SO FILED WITHIN THE TIME PERIODS SET FORTH IN SECTION 733.702 OF THE FLORIDA PROBATE CODE O Notice to creditors WILL BE FOREVER BARRED . NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME PERIOD SET FORTH ABOVE, AN Y CLAIM FILED TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE DECEDENTS DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED. The date of first publication of February 20, 2021. Attorney for Personal Representative / s/Arlene C. Chase, Esq. Attorney for Petitioner Arlene C. Chase, Esq. Florida Bar No. 0033591 Arlene C. Chase, P.A. 21216 Olean Blvd., Suite 1 Port Charlotte, FL 33952 Telephone: (941) 575-5142 Personal Representative LINDA JOHNS 24015 MADACA LANE, UNIT 202 PORT CHARLOTTE, FL 33954 Publish: 02/20/2021, 02/27/2021 311828 3786098 IN THE C IR C UIT CO URT F O R CHARLOTTE COUNTY, FLORIDA Probate Division IN RE: ESTATE OF LORNA ANDREA MORGAN A/K/A LORNA MORGAN, Deceased. File No.: 21-000034-CP Probate Division NOTICE TO CREDITORS The administration of the estate of LORNA ANDREA MORGAN A/K/A LORNA MORGAN, deceased, whose date of death was September 3, 2020, and whose social security number is private, is pending in the Circuit Court for Charlotte County, Florida, Probate Division, the address of which is 350 East Marion Avenue, Punta Gorda, Florida 33950. The names and addresses of the personal representative and the personal representatives attorney are set forth below. All creditors of the decedent and other persons having claims or demands against decedents estate on whom a copy of this notice is required to be served must file their claims with this court WITHIN THE LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER THE TIME OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM. All other creditors of the decedent and other persons having claims or demands against decedents estate, must file their claims with this court WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE. ALL CLAIMS NOT SO FILED WITHIN THE TIME PERIODS SET FORTH IN SECTION 733.702 OF THE FLORIDA PROBATE CODE WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME PERIOD SET FORTH ABOVE, AN Y CLAIM FILED TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE DECEDENTS DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED. The date of first publication of February 20, 2021. Attorney for Personal Representative / s/Arlene C. Chase, Esq. Attorney for Petitioner Arlene C. Chase, Esq. Florida Bar No. 0033591 Arlene C. Chase, P.A. 21216 Olean Blvd., Suite 1 Port Charlotte, FL 33952 Telephone: (941) 575-5142 Personal Representative JULIAN WALTON 229 W. HIGH STREET CLAYTON, NJ 08312 Publish: 02/20/2021, 02/27/2021 311828 3786102 Notice of sale N O TI C E O F PUBLI C S ALE: On 03/11/2021 at 8:00 AM an auction will take place at 2481 Sulstone Drive, Punta Gorda, FL 33983. The vehicles which will be auctioned include: 5XXGN4A77DG241769 2013 KIA BL1D99CRA090 1990BL1 Publish: February 27, 2021 403890 3786459 Other notices IN THE C IR C UIT CO URT O F THE TWENTIETH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR CHARLOTTE COUNTY, FLORIDA IN RE: GUARDIANSHIP OF: JAMES ADDISON CASE NO: 09-1075-CP NOTICE TO DEPOSIT UNCLAIMED FUNDS Pursuant to the provisions of Florida Statute 744.534, notice is hereby given that pursuant to the Order Allowing Deposit of Unclaimed Funds entered by the Court on 2/19/2021, the sum of $4,016.68 has been deposited by Patrick C. Weber, Guardian in the matter of James Addison into the Registry of the Courts as evidenced by a receipt of the Clerk dated 2/25/2021. Dated this 25th day of February, 2021 ROGER D. EATON CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT AND COUNTY COMPTROLLER (SEAL) By: Thelma Connor Deputy Clerk Publish February 27, 2021, March 27, 2021 416788 3787255 Other notices IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE TWENTIETH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR CHARLOTTE COUNTY, FLORIDA IN RE: ESTATE OF: MARY VIRGINIA VANIS CASE NO: 16-1136-CP NOTICE TO DEPOSIT UNCLAIMED FUNDS Pursuant to the provisions o f Florida Statute 733.816 notice is hereby given that pursuan t to the Order Allowing Deposi t of Unclaimed Funds entered b y the Court on 5/21/2018, the sum of $30,208.45 has been deposited by Nancy Steffes, Personal Representative o f the Estate of Mary Virginia Vanis into the Registry of the Courts as evidenced by a receipt of the Clerk dated 5/31/2018. Dated this 22nd day of January, 2021 ROGER D. EATON CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COUR T AND COUNTY COMPTROLLER (SEAL) By: Thelma Connor Deputy Clerk Publish January 27, 2021, February 27, 2021 416788 3782579 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE TWENTIETH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR CHARLOTTE COUNTY, FLORIDA IN RE: ESTATE OF: NORA M. LAYTON CASE NO: 16-1771-CP NOTICE TO DEPOSIT UNCLAIMED FUNDS Pursuant to the provisions o f Florida Statute 733.816 notice is hereby given that pursuant to the Order Allowing Deposit o f Unclaimed Funds entered by the Court on 5/1/2017, the sum o f $1,742.80 has been deposited by Ellie K. Harris, Personal Representative of the Estate o f Nora M. Layton into the Registr y of the Courts as evidenced b y a receipt of the Clerk dated 5/4/2017. Dated this 22nd day of January, 2021 ROGER D. EATON CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COUR T AND COUNTY COMPTROLLER (SEAL) By: Thelma Connor Deputy Clerk Publish January 27, 2021, February 27, 2021 416788 3782590 T urnyou r trashinto cash! Advertise youryard sa l e! 

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N/E/P/C www.yoursun.com | The Sun | SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 2021 PAGE 5AShouldnt there be more inspections of jails and their medical facilities during this pandemic, not less? Shouldnt there be more independent oversight of jails, not less? There have been COVID-19 outbreaks at multiple jails across the state and locally. At the Sarasota County Jail, 159 inmates have tested positive for COVID-19 and 45 correctional employees have tested positive since the start of the pandemic. Although the Sarasota County Jail opted to self-report its compliance with standards last year, the agency said it does plan to have an on-site inspection this year, although its not required. The inspection is scheduled for Oct. 1. The DeSoto County Jail, in contrast, does not plan to have an on-site inspection this year. Like many sheris across the state, we have certied our compliance, said Capt. James Vitali. This has been primarily done due to concerns regarding COVID-19 and trying, in as much as possible, to limit entry into the jails. While the DeSoto County Jail has not maintained a list regarding infection, there have been no coronavirus cases among inmates who are in the general population, according to Vitali. The Charlotte County Sheris Oce, which runs the Charlotte County Jail, did not respond to multiple inquiries regarding COVID-19 cases and jail inspections. Its unclear if the agency plans to have an on-site inspection this year or if it will opt out again. In December, CCSO reported that eight inmates had coronavirus. CCSO said new inmates are quarantined together for 14 days, but inmates said they arent given masks when they are in cells or booked into the jail. When a 69-year-old Port Charlotte woman was booked into the Charlotte County Jail in October, she said that she had masks in her purse but was not allowed to use them. She told The Daily Sun that she repeatedly begged for a mask but was not given one. It is unclear if there have been more COVID-19 cases at the jail since December. On Feb. 1, the FMJS sent a memo to sheris and jail administrators, saying that jails can choose to have an on-site inspection, or they may again choose to forgo it and instead submit a letter indicating compliance with inspection requirements. The FMJS committee thought it was in best interest of sta. Instead of having people coming in, having no knowledge of where theyve been, Sumter County Sheris Oce Accreditation Inspector James Aguiar, Jr. told The Daily Sun . Its the possibility of risk factors. Thats why it was suspended. The FMJS committee is leaving the decision up to the local sheris oces, Aguiar said. Its not a matter of they dont want to do it We dont want to jeopardize anyone, Aguiar said. Its up to the individual sheris oce. Each sheri is autonomous. The FMJS committee did not have any meetings last year regarding COVID-19. Its October meeting was rescheduled for sometime in March, according to a memo from Farmer. On Wednesday, Aguiar said the meeting would likely be pushed back to June. Hardy, a Democrat, wrote a letter to Farmer last week calling on him to convene a meeting and create coronavirus-specic standards for jails, resume inspections at all jails no later than March 31, and ask Gov. Ron DeSantis to make jail sta eligible for the vaccine. I ask that you use this inuence to ensure that those detention facilities implement protocols adequate to limit the spread of COVID-19 among detainees and sta, Hardy wrote. Conditions inside jails are ripe for disease transmission. According to Hardy, the committee responded with the Feb. 1 memo that allows jails the option to self-report their compliance this year. The COVID-19 outbreaks in jails across the state is a budding human and moral catastrophe, Hardy said in a statement. The one entity who has the power to compel jails administrators to do better has decided that it doesnt want to do its job right now. The FMJS committee is an arm of the Florida Sheris Association that sets minimum standards for Florida jails. Three of its ve representatives are appointed by the Florida Sheris Association. The other two are appointed by the Florida Association of Counties. Email: anna.bryson@yoursun. comJAILSFROM PAGE 1A SUN FILE PHOTO BY SUE PAQUINCharlotte County JailThese animals are creating enormous issues for our state, said Rodney Barreto, chair of the commission. The environment trumps the livelihood on this one, unfortunately. The rules are complicated. Once they take eect, pet owners and others who have these species will have 180 days to ensure the creatures come into compliance with outdoor caging rules. Iguanas and tegu lizards can be sold commercially until June 30, 2024. After that date, their sale in Florida will be banned. Both are very well established throughout South Florida. Many people involved in the reptile trade and pet owners have weighed in on the issue. The rules do not require anyone to relinquish their pets and a permit will be at no cost. Im very sensitive to the people in the pet trade and enthusiasts, said Robert Spottswood, a member of the Florida commission. But this action is a result of the invasive species that continue to get in the wild. These animals are doing lots of damage and we are incumbent to do something. According to the wildlife commission, there are more than 500 non-native species in Florida. Most have been brought in through the live animal trade and then escape or are released into the wild. The animals under new restrictions include a variety of pythons, green iguanas, tegu lizards, Nile monitors and others. Some kill native Florida wildlife as well as pets, while others dig burrows and become a threat to human constructions such as manmade fountains and gardens.REPTILESFROM PAGE 1A By OLIVIA CAMERONSTAFF WRITERIf youre planning on being outdoors this weekend, drink plenty of water to beat the heat and of course, dont forget the sunscreen. Southwest Florida will experience temperatures hotter than the averages for this time of year. Inland cities like Arcadia and North Port will see highs in the upper 80s while coastal towns like Englewood should expect highs in the mid 80s. Nonetheless, the afternoons will feel closer to the 90s. Bryan Mroczka, meteorologist for the National Weather Service, said this is not unusual for Southwest Floridas winter season. These temperatures are typical toward the end of February, he said. The air will still be drier than in the summer months, and a sea breeze will keep the beaches cooler. Mroczka told The Daily Sun people in the region should expect clear skies all weekend with dew points expected to in the 60s, which makes for higher humidity. ABC7 Chief Meteorologist Bob Harrigan conrmed that the weather pattern is no anomaly. High pressure is the culprit for the heat. But we are not setting record highs, nor will these temperatures be permanent just yet. With hardly any rain on the horizon, Harrigan predicted busy beaches and sunburns. Stay hydrated and wear your sunscreen. The UV index will be high through Sunday. Email: olivia.cameron@ yoursun.comTemperatures will feel like summer this weekend AP PHOTO/ROBERT F. BUKATYA 14-foot, 95-pound, female Burmese python is held tightly by wildlife biologist Ian Bartoszek after he captured the snake in Naples. The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission voted Thursday to move iguanas, Burmese pythons, monitor lizards and other reptile invasive species onto a prohibited list. While early J&J supplies will be small, the company has said it can deliver 20 million doses by the end of March and a total of 100 million by the end of June. J&Js vaccine protects against the worst eects of COVID-19 after one shot, and it can be stored up to three months at refrigerator temperatures, making it easier to handle than the previous vaccines, which must be frozen. One challenge in rolling out the new vaccine will be explaining how protective the J&J shot is after the astounding success of the rst U.S. vaccines. Its important that people do not think that one vaccine is better than another, said panelist Dr. Cody Meissner of Tufts University. The two-dose Pzer and Moderna shots were found to be about 95% effective against symptomatic COVID-19. The numbers from J&Js study are not that high, but its not an apples-to-apples comparison. One dose of the J&J vaccine was 85% protective against the most severe COVID-19. After adding in moderate cases, the total eectiveness dropped to about 66%. Some experts fear that lower number could feed public perceptions that J&Js shot is a second-tier vaccine. But the dierence in protection reects when and where J&J conducted its studies. J&Js vaccine was tested in the U.S., Latin America and South Africa at a time when more contagious mutated versions of the virus were spreading. That wasnt the case last fall, when Pzer and Moderna were wrapping up testing, and its not clear if their numbers would hold against the most worrisome of those variants. Importantly, the FDA reported this week that, just like its predecessors, the J&J shot oers strong protection against the worst outcomes, hospitalization and death. While J&J is seeking FDA authorization for its single-dose version, the company is also studying whether a second dose boosts protection. Panel member Dr. Paul Ot warned that launching a two-dose version of the vaccine down the road might cause problems. You can see where that would be confusing to people thinking, Maybe I didnt get what I needed, said Ot, a vaccine expert at Childrens Hospital of Philadelphia. Its a messaging challenge. J&J representatives said they chose to begin with the single shot because the World Health Organization and other experts agreed it would be a faster, more eective tool in an emergency. Cases and hospitalizations have fallen dramatically since their January peak that followed the winter holidays. But public health ocials warned that those gains may be stalling as more variants take root in the U.S. We may be done with the virus, but clearly the virus is not done with us, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention director Dr. Rochelle Walensky, said during a White House brieng Friday. She noted that new COVID-19 cases have increased over the past few days. While its too early to tell if the trend will last, Walensky said adding a third vaccine will help protect more people faster. More vaccines are in the pipeline. On Sunday, a CDC panel is expected to meet to recommend how to best prioritize use of the J&J vaccine. Other parts of the world already are facing which-is-best challenges. Italys main teachers union recently protested when the government decided to reserve Pzer and Moderna shots for the elderly and designate AstraZenecas vaccine for younger, at-risk workers. AstraZenecas vaccine was deemed to be about 70% eective in testing. Canada became the latest country Friday to allow use of AstraZenecas vaccine.VACCINEFROM PAGE 1A AP PHOTOA pharmacist prepares to give an experimental COVID-19 vaccine. Health ocials are concerned that at rst glance the Johnson & Johnson shot may not be seen as equal to other options from Pzer and Moderna. 

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N/E/P/C www.yoursun.com | The Sun | SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 2021 PAGE 9A 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. 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-6.5 7 .72 1.47 Brookdale ... dd 5.82 +.77 +31.4 54.85 25.77 BrkfInfra 5.80e ... 50.95 -1.74 +3.1 95.30 25.22 Brunswick 1.08f 19 88.37 -2.69 +15.9 .69 .09 CBL Asc .30 dd .09 ... ... 68.99 46.03 CMS Eng 1.74f 20 54.11 -1.87 -11.3 15.43 5.06 CNH Indl .14e 46 14.84 -.28 +15.6 220.20 32.30 CRISPR ... ... 125.69 -23.29 -17 .9 97 .54 46.81 CSX 1.12f 22 91.55 -.26 +0.9 77 .23 52.04 CVS Health 2.00 12 68.13 -2.29 -0.2 46.66 30.74 Cal-Maine .86e 28 38.10 -.63 +1.5 15.81 5.56 CalaCvHi 1.02 q 15.21 -.31 +6.5 11.98 3.70 CalAmp ... 11 11.17 -.37 +12.6 60.50 39.74 CalifWtr .92f 39 54.95 -3.50 +1.7 4.20 .82 CalumetSp ... dd 3.89 -.07 +24.3 120.73 62.48 CamdenPT 3.32 8 104.15 -.98 +4.2 57 .54 40.70 CampSp 1.48f 17 45.48 -.84 -5.9 25.78 1.76 Canaan ... ... 15.16 -9.63 +155.6 95.59 46.45 CIBC g 4.72e 8 92.17 +1.21 +7 .8 116.16 65.13 CdnNR 1.81e ... 109.32 +.24 -0.5 30.14 6.71 CdnNRs 1.50 ... 27 .29 -.43 +13.5 25.86 15.46 Canon ... 11 21.63 -.63 +11.4 125.75 38.00 CapOne .40m 10 120.19 +.63 +21.6 8.21 1.97 CapsteadM .47 ... 5.73 +.06 -1.4 15.28 1.00 CpstnTur ... ... 8.34 -1.08 -22.1 59.46 39.05 CardnlHlth 1.94 11 51.52 -.48 -3.8 128.58 37 .59 CarMax ... 24 119.51 -1.81 +26.5 39.75 7 .80 Carnival ... ... 26.75 +2.16 +23.5 45.63 13.60 CarpTech .80 ... 40.66 +2.32 +39.6 226.67 87 .50 Caterpillar 4.12 40 215.88 +5.97 +18.6 51.97 13.00 CedarF 3.74f 14 49.17 +2.69 +25.0 6.50 .43 Celsion ... dd 2.06 +.16 +189.7 7 .00 1.55 Cemex .29t ... 6.61 +.28 +27 .9 8.66 1.41 CenovusE .25 ... 7 .41 +.51 +22.7 4.40 .24 CntRsDvA ... ... 3.96 +.34 +164.0 25.45 11.58 CenterPnt .64f 14 19.44 -1.99 -10.2 29.37 7 .02 Chemours 1.00 ... 23.53 -2.17 -5.1 106.96 51.60 Chevron 5.16 18 100.00 +4.20 +18.4 120.00 20.62 Chewy ... ... 101.56 -12.39 +13.0 4.21 .91 Chicos .36f 8 2.69 -.07 +69.2 79.03 9.25 ChildPlace 2.24 13 69.25 +1.10 +38.2 37 .94 18.45 ChinaSoAir .64e ... 34.00 +.70 +14.7 1564.91 415.00 Chipotle ... cc 1442.00 -31.09 +4.0 23.66 2.50 ChromaDx ... ... 13.93 +5.62 +190.2 171.66 87 .35 ChubbLtd 3.12e 32 162.58 -2.12 +5.6 98.96 47 .98 ChurchDwt 1.01f 25 78.75 -2.70 -9.7 230.90 118.50 Cigna 4.00p 15 209.90 +5.64 +0.8 110.73 46.07 CinnFin 2.52f 13 97 .87 +1.61 +12.0 6.00 .25 Cinedig h ... ... 1.40 -.57 +117 .1 103.25 47 .04 Cirrus ... 38 81.78 -6.40 -0.5 49.34 32.40 Cisco 1.45f 18 44.87 -.81 +0.3 74.05 32.00 Citigroup 2.04 14 65.88 +.10 +6.8 2.90 .42 CitiusPh ... ... 2.03 -.03 +99.0 52-week Wk YTD Hi Low Name Div PE Last chg %chg 52-week Wk YTD Hi Low Name Div PE Last chg %chg 52-week Wk YTD Hi Low Name Div PE Last chg %chg 52-week Wk YTD Hi Low Name Div PE Last chg %chg 52-week Wk YTD Hi Low Name Div PE Last chg %chg Combined StocksFrom the New York Stock Exchange and the Nasdaq. 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PE Footnotes: q Stock is a closed-end fund no P/E ratio shown. cc P/E exceeds 99. dd Loss in last 12 months.ExtraMoney & MarketsVDow industrials-1.78% (wkly)s 4-wk. 3.17%s YTD 1.06%VNasdaq-4.92% (wkly)s 4-wk. 0.93%s YTD 2.36%VS&P 500-2.45% (wkly)s 4-wk. 2.61%s YTD 1.47%VS&P mid-cap-1.54% (wkly)s 4-wk. 6.67%s YTD 8.22%VRussell 2000-2.90% (wkly)s 4-wk. 6.14%s YTD 11.45% 173.56 100.31 CitrixSy 1.48f 30 133.58 +.62 +2.7 19.79 1.05 CleanEngy ... dd 13.04 -1.94 +65.9 37 .23 16.12 ClearwEn C .93e 38 27 .46 -3.91 -14.0 18.77 2.63 ClevCliffs .24 4 13.34 -3.68 -8.4 239.87 155.83 Clorox 4.44f 20 181.05 -6.00 -10.3 17 .24 9.56 ClovrHlth n ... ... 9.40 -1.58 -40.9 59.80 36.27 CocaCola 1.68f 25 48.99 -1.12 -10.7 14.22 5.80 CohStQIR .96 q 13.01 -.01 +4.9 32.50 11.22 CohStSelPf 2.06 q 27 .05 -.29 -3.7 86.41 58.49 ColgPalm 1.76 24 75.20 -2.00 -12.1 53.60 31.71 Comcast 1.00f 25 52.72 +.62 +0.6 73.73 24.28 Comerica 2.72 9 68.10 +1.39 +21.9 74.56 47 .01 CmtyBkSy 1.68f 22 71.19 +1.19 +14.3 69.24 34.39 CompssMn 2.88 22 63.09 -2.56 +2.2 8.29 2.86 CmpTask .24 dd 8.32 +1.62 +35.9 32.74 11.48 Comtech .40 19 26.88 -1.64 +29.9 39.34 22.83 ConAgra 1.10f 22 33.93 -.17 -6.4 1.49 .50 Conformis h ... dd 1.01 -.06 +53.0 56.94 20.84 ConocoPhil 1.72f ... 52.01 +3.59 +30.1 8.81 3.47 ConsolCom 1.55 ... 5.26 -.17 +7 .6 94.63 62.03 ConEd 3.10f 14 65.65 -2.53 -9.2 242.62 104.28 ConstellA 3.00 17 214.14 -9.07 -2.2 26.29 6.90 ContlRescs ... 9 24.18 +1.79 +48.3 58.19 13.82 CooperTire .42 81 57 .24 +13.58 +41.3 9.78 .91 CorbusPhm ... dd 2.18 -.74 +74.4 17 .14 5.76 Corecivic 1.76 7 7 .18 -.01 +9.6 55.88 22.22 CorOnDem ... dd 50.52 -1.09 +14.7 39.16 17 .44 Corning .96f 16 38.24 +.42 +6.2 29.72 15.23 CorpOffP 1.10 50 26.00 -.13 -0.3 393.15 271.28 Costco 2.80f 47 331.00 -23.77 -12.2 10.93 2.65 Coty .50 ... 7 .67 -.02 +9.3 170.10 53.61 CrackerB 5.20 17 154.87 +1.62 +17 .4 26.12 2.65 CrestEq 2.50 cc 21.95 +.24 +15.6 84.09 8.40 Crocs ... dd 76.72 -5.65 +22.4 180.00 114.18 CrwnCstle 4.80 97 155.75 -10.05 -2.2 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4.50 +.14 +9.2 225.25 125.00 DollarGen 1.44 28 188.99 -12.17 -10.1 115.45 60.20 DollarTree ... 13 98.20 -9.70 -9.1 90.89 57 .79 DomEngy 2.52m ... 68.32 -2.83 -9.1 435.58 275.22 Dominos 3.12 39 346.51 -24.95 -9.6 39.33 18.40 Domtar g 1.82 ... 37 .05 +1.31 +17 .1 62.70 31.08 Donaldson .84 28 58.91 -2.13 +5.4 3.67 .72 DonlleyRR .12 4 3.40 +.59 +50.4 63.98 21.95 Dow Inc 2.80 ... 59.31 -.38 +6.9 64.78 10.60 DraftKin ... ... 61.53 +.62 +32.2 25.70 14.55 Dropbox ... ... 22.55 -.91 +1.6 87 .27 28.33 DuPont 1.20 ... 70.32 +.83 -1.1 10.82 7 .97 DufPUC .60 q 10.46 +.16 +4.4 103.79 62.13 DukeEngy 3.86f 21 85.59 -2.84 -6.5 43.45 25.19 DukeRlty 1.02f 49 39.25 -1.74 -1.8 3.70 .52 Dynatronic ... dd 1.51 +.08 +86.4 72.86 27 .00 EOG Rescs 1.50 dd 64.56 +2.05 +29.5 34.58 8.81 ETF M AlH ... ... 22.56 -2.40 +57 .2 29.30 11.25 EtfUSGblJ ... q 26.11 +1.29 +16.7 60.00 1.50 EKodak ... dd 8.62 -.72 +5.9 133.92 56.42 Eaton 2.92f 38 130.19 +2.39 +8.4 23.00 10.67 EV EEq2 1.05 q 22.05 -.81 +1.7 9.10 4.71 EVTxMGlo 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h ... ... 1.70 -.15 +23.2 37 .75 19.48 Gentex .48 12 35.38 -.26 +4.3 108.55 49.68 GenuPrt 3.16 20 105.35 +2.99 +4.9 17 .22 6.70 GeoGrp 1.36m 4 7 .20 -.10 -18.7 5.47 1.65 Gerdau .02e 55 4.58 -.05 -1.9 15.57 .46 Gevo ... ... 9.71 -2.46 +128.5 43.39 31.43 GlaxoSKln 2.89e ... 33.61 -.82 -8.7 2.98 .23 Globalstar ... dd 1.77 -.38 +422.1 108.48 56.74 GlbeLife .75 14 93.40 -1.90 -1.6 68.24 33.41 GlobusMed ... 46 62.50 -1.24 -4.2 93.75 40.25 GoDaddy ... 86 81.12 -3.49 -2.2 335.81 130.85 GoldmanS 5.00f 13 319.48 +3.86 +21.1 17 .69 4.09 Goodyear ... ... 16.81 +2.92 +54.1 11.19 2.00 GoPro ... ... 7 .52 -.19 -9.2 GovPrpIT ... 11 27 .48 ... ... 64.93 26.75 vjGrace 1.32f cc 59.26 -.36 +8.1 76.98 38.43 Graco .75f 35 69.35 -.64 -4.1 1.23 .18 GranTrra g ... dd .85 -.10 +134.1 18.22 10.41 GraphPkg .30 26 15.87 -.32 -6.3 52.35 23.65 Greif A 1.76 16 48.30 +.41 +3.0 67 .75 2.62 GrowGen ... ... 45.63 -12.08 +13.5 13.40 8.07 GuangRy .63e ... 9.19 ... ... 1.40 .17 GuardHlt ... ... .51 -.59 +21.7 32.75 9.12 H&E Eqp 1.10 19 30.93 +1.21 +3.8 30.00 12.54 HP Inc .78f 9 28.97 +1.87 +17 .8 35.87 17 .95 HSBC 2.00e ... 29.71 +.15 +14.7 45.42 18.12 HainCels lf ... cc 42.18 -1.24 +5.1 22.73 4.25 Hallibrtn .18m 12 21.83 +1.63 +15.5 20.00 6.96 Hanesbds .60 ... 17 .69 -.17 +21.3 136.05 75.11 HanoverIns 2.80f ... 115.35 +2.04 -1.3 43.47 14.31 HarleyD .60f 49 35.67 -.30 -2.8 8.47 4.44 Harmonic ... dd 7 .75 -.06 +4.8 22.18 4.19 Harsco .20m 42 16.36 -3.39 -9.0 57 .82 19.04 HartfdFn 1.30 11 50.69 +.83 +3.5 55.15 31.83 HawaiiEl 1.32 18 34.96 +.28 -1.2 35.80 15.80 HlthCSvc .81 22 28.45 -.75 +1.2 118.99 73.54 SP HlthC 1.01e q 112.61 -1.80 -0.7 68.18 47 .66 SP CnSt 1.28e q 63.30 -1.64 -6.2 52.40 22.88 SP Engy 2.04e q 48.15 +1.97 +27 .0 33.84 17 .49 SPDR Fncl .46e q 32.31 -.10 +9.6 93.66 47 .71 SP Inds 1.12e q 90.61 -.37 +2.3 139.24 68.10 SP Tech .78e q 130.69 -5.36 +0.5 70.42 43.44 SP Util 1.55e q 58.36 -3.05 -6.9 195.00 70.00 StanBlkDk 2.80f 39 174.84 -.23 -2.1 10.00 6.11 StarGas .53 9 9.63 -.18 +2.3 81.08 42.10 StateStr 2.08 11 72.77 +.84 ... 44.57 14.98 StlDynam 1.00 16 41.58 +.74 +12.8 19.50 6.00 Stellantis ... ... 16.38 +.12 -9.5 250.02 124.54 Stryker 2.52f 58 242.69 +.60 -1.0 21.04 8.64 SubPpne 1.20m 16 14.96 -.20 +0.7 172.88 95.34 SunCmts 3.16 cc 151.95 -.56 ... 29.59 9.60 Suncor g .84m 9 19.86 +.88 +18.4 2.30 .14 Sundial h ... dd 1.33 -.20 +180.6 28.58 6.10 SupGpCos .40 21 23.82 -1.31 +2.5 45.39 10.91 SynovusFn 1.32 12 42.31 +.08 +30.7 7 .89 .54 Sypris .08 dd 4.12 +.64 +171.1 81.80 26.00 Sysco 1.80 ... 79.63 +2.92 +7 .2 41.84 18.00 TC PpLn 2.60 9 29.12 -1.95 -1.1 48.16 16.96 TCF Finl 1.40 13 44.82 +.10 +21.1 71.06 32.72 TJX ... 22 65.99 -1.70 -3.4 142.20 42.70 TaiwSemi .73e ... 125.94 -10.72 +15.5 15.00 1.86 Taopng hrs ... dd 8.37 +1.33 +194.7 42.92 10.18 Tapestry 1.35 ... 42.14 +2.68 +35.6 199.96 90.17 Target 2.72 31 183.44 -5.38 +3.9 53.29 26.70 Taubmn 2.70 22 42.99 ... ... 16.34 4.49 Technip .13 5 8.22 +.94 -12.6 101.12 16.82 TechTarg ... ... 83.63 -7 .87 +41.5 308.00 102.01 Teladoc ... ... 221.09 -71.42 +10.6 6.44 .67 Tellurian ... dd 3.09 -.49 +141.4 12.94 2.21 Tenneco ... 2 11.14 +.47 +5.1 59.58 17 .62 Teradata ... 35 40.10 -6.48 +78.5 900.40 70.10 Tesla Inc s ... cc 675.50 -105.80 -4.3 13.56 6.25 TevaPhrm .73e dd 10.76 -.28 +11.5 181.80 93.09 TexInst 3.60 31 172.27 -6.08 +5.0 95.93 25.15 TexRdhse 1.44f 51 90.88 +2.97 +16.3 29.17 5.50 Textainer .96 27 26.04 +1.01 +35.8 53.91 20.26 Textron .08 43 50.34 -.47 +4.2 30.22 5.00 The Real ... ... 25.54 -2.68 +30.7 2.75 .85 TherapMD ... dd 1.52 -.25 +25.6 532.57 250.21 ThermoFis .88f 37 450.08 -28.78 -3.4 56.50 4.60 3D Sys ... dd 35.84 -7 .35 +242.0 187 .27 114.04 3M Co 5.92f 24 175.06 -1.48 +0.2 67 .00 2.43 Tilray ... dd 24.36 -4.85 +194.9 86.44 22.26 Timken 1.12 17 78.35 +3.34 +1.3 9.54 2.16 TimknSteel ... dd 8.08 +2.13 +73.0 2.46 .39 TonixP h ... ... 1.19 -.23 +76.3 4.83 .21 Torchlght ... dd 2.48 -.64 +254.3 63.78 33.74 TorDBk 3.16 10 60.37 -.17 +7 .0 48.94 22.13 Total SA 2.71e ... 46.40 +1.43 +10.7 163.37 108.01 Toyota ... 9 147 .93 -5.62 -4.3 173.76 63.89 TractSupp 2.08f 43 158.96 -12.38 +13.1 156.51 70.00 TraneTch 2.12 ... 153.24 -.72 +5.6 6.95 .28 TransEnt ... ... 3.72 -1.42 +495.2 4.19 .65 Transocn ... dd 3.47 -.02 +50.2 152.29 76.99 Travelers 3.40f 16 145.50 -.41 +3.7 31.45 16.94 TriContl 1.15e q 30.86 -.24 +4.7 58.44 52.00 TriCntl pf 2.50 ... 55.31 -1.19 -3.1 86.31 27 .79 TriNetGrp ... 28 80.27 +.26 -0.4 33.49 14.53 Trinity .84f 7 32.10 -.25 +21.6 22.24 12.02 TrueBlue ... ... 20.83 -.09 +11.4 61.26 24.01 TruistFn 1.80 14 56.96 -.62 +18.8 7 .77 4.30 TrstNY .27 12 6.88 +.04 +3.1 38.59 1.15 Tuppwre 1.08 dd 30.57 -2.88 -5.6 457 .30 68.06 Twilio ... ... 392.88 -32.67 +16.1 80.75 20.00 Twitter ... cc 77 .06 +4.78 +42.3 59.74 11.51 2U ... ... 39.63 -11.74 -0.9 77 .03 42.57 Tyson 1.78f 12 67 .67 +.60 +5.0 51.25 29.20 UDR 1.44 cc 41.17 -1.05 +7 .1 40.89 21.75 UGI Corp 1.30 13 38.31 -1.98 +9.6 38.50 2.03 UP Fint ... ... 23.85 -11.13 +200.4 64.05 13.71 Uber Tch ... dd 51.75 -6.64 +1.5 51.95 11.79 UltraClean ... 41 46.38 -4.48 +48.9 23.50 7 .15 UndrArm ... ... 21.89 -.92 +27 .5 247 .75 121.89 UniFirst 1.00 27 242.29 +2.72 +14.5 63.89 44.06 Unilever 1.48e ... 52.06 -1.81 -13.8 221.28 105.08 UnionPac 3.88 26 205.96 -2.13 -1.1 76.18 17 .80 UtdAirlHl ... 6 52.68 +4.65 +21.8 178.01 82.00 UPS B 4.08f 30 157 .83 -2.71 -6.3 321.94 58.85 UtdRentals ... 24 297 .38 +7 .37 +28.2 2.56 .22 USAntimny ... ... 1.43 -.59 +173.9 24.71 4.54 USSteel .04 ... 16.61 -1.29 -1.0 367 .95 187 .72 UtdhlthGp 5.00 26 332.22 +7 .64 -5.3 13.40 4.86 UnitGrp .60 dd 11.91 -.82 +1.5 54.70 37 .04 UnvslCp 3.08 7 50.82 -.21 +4.5 28.99 9.58 UnumGrp 1.14 7 26.48 +.87 +15.4 2.56 .35 UraniumEn ... ... 2.12 -.38 +20.5V-W-X-Y-Z 89.68 45.07 VF Corp 1.76e ... 79.13 -1.27 -7 .4 19.00 6.49 Vale SA .29e cc 16.90 -1.32 +0.8 12.98 6.00 VlyNBcp .44 16 12.25 +.13 +25.6 45.78 16.18 VanEGold .06e q 31.13 -1.61 -13.6 65.95 19.52 VanE JrGld ... q 45.76 -1.78 -15.6 98.46 60.07 VanHiDvY 2.10e q 95.15 -1.18 +4.0 143.67 87 .71 VangDivAp 1.82e q 139.21 -2.62 -1.4 56.66 29.96 VangEmg 1.10e q 52.49 -3.57 +4.7 50.10 28.46 VangFTSE 1.10e q 48.01 -1.49 +1.7 24.90 1.08 Vaxart h ... ... 7 .15 -.31 +25.2 63.33 13.35 Ventas 1.80m 47 52.90 +.51 +7 .9 221.30 148.77 Verisign ... 43 194.03 -3.92 -10.3 61.95 48.84 VerizonCm 2.52 12 55.30 -1.15 -5.9 67 .85 10.10 CBS B .96 15 64.49 +1.80 +73.1 60.75 11.25 ViadCorp .40 ... 41.84 +3.05 +15.7 18.86 14.86 Viatris n ... ... 14.85 -3.36 -20.8 17 .13 8.08 Viavi ... cc 16.18 -.26 +8.1 38.78 11.53 Vipshop ... 35 37 .32 +1.09 +32.8 62.80 9.06 VirgnGal ... ... 37 .23 -13.96 +56.9 220.53 133.93 Visa 1.28f 43 212.39 +7 .66 -2.9 24.94 11.23 VishayInt .38 35 23.87 +.24 +15.3 8.94 .66 VislnkT hrs ... ... 3.24 -1.18 +145.5 24.20 11.30 VistraEn .27 64 17 .25 -5.66 -12.3 161.95 86.00 VMware 26.81p 39 138.21 -6.47 -1.5 19.46 11.46 Vodafone .97e ... 17 .18 -1.31 +4.2 175.02 65.56 VulcanM 1.36 36 166.99 +2.98 +12.6 24.44 .86 Vuzix ... dd 18.82 +1.09 +107 .3 333.42 151.16 WD 40 2.68 61 311.75 -2.33 +17 .3 109.53 68.01 WEC Engy 2.71f 21 80.64 -2.59 -12.4 88.99 38.62 WP Carey 4.16e 26 68.54 +.21 -2.9 62.17 27 .18 WPP plc 3.91e ... 59.49 +.49 +10.0 37 .99 9.75 WW Intl ... 20 29.49 +2.00 +20.9 153.66 102.00 WalMart 2.20f 75 129.92 -8.42 -9.9 55.49 33.36 WalgBoots 1.87f ... 47 .93 -.93 +20.2 25.90 9.46 WarrMet .20 1 19.17 -3.51 -10.1 31.05 16.95 WREIT 1.20 38 22.52 +.26 +4.1 125.76 85.34 WsteMInc 2.30f 24 110.89 -.74 -6.0 299.06 154.39 Waters ... 34 273.88 -7 .84 +10.7 58.38 18.16 WebsterFn 1.60 14 55.31 +3.43 +31.2 30.90 12.21 WeinRlt 1.20f 9 25.39 +.24 +17 .2 46.95 20.76 WellsFargo .40m 88 36.17 -1.66 +19.8 87 .60 24.27 Welltower 2.44e 16 67 .90 -.49 +5.1 24.91 6.82 Wendys Co .28f 22 20.43 -.23 -6.8 13.95 8.99 WAstInfSc .38 q 12.88 -.14 -5.6 71.09 27 .40 WDigital 2.00 ... 68.53 -.35 +23.7 19.33 7 .98 WestpacBk 1.52e ... 18.48 -.41 +24.0 47 .77 21.50 WestRck .80 ... 43.59 -.36 +0.1 36.22 13.10 Weyerhsr .68 32 33.87 -1.12 +1.0 214.68 64.00 Whrlpl 5.00f 11 190.08 -4.01 +5.3 24.10 8.41 WmsCos 1.64f 9 22.84 +.20 +13.9 74.66 16.94 Winnbgo .48f 20 69.60 -2.08 +16.1 39.24 20.07 WT MCD ... q 37 .73 -.26 +8.4 127 .91 46.51 Woodward .65f 31 114.22 -1.60 -6.0 42.96 1.32 Workhrs rs ... dd 16.17 -16.79 -18.3 36.76 18.36 WorldFuel .40 14 31.08 -4.23 -0.3 60.00 29.10 WldW Ent .48 29 49.40 +2.59 +2.8 68.65 19.28 Worthgtn 1.00f 25 63.89 +.78 +24.4 138.26 35.84 Wynn ... ... 131.73 +8.07 +16.8 76.44 46.58 XcelEngy 1.83f 21 58.59 -3.48 -12.1 37 .12 14.22 XeroxHld 1.00 cc 25.48 +1.82 +9.9 154.93 67 .68 Xilinx 1.52 66 130.30 -8.41 -8.1 74.49 17 .12 Xpeng n ... ... 34.11 -6.77 -20.4 5.74 1.15 XpressSp rs ... 1 1.76 -.71 +47 .9 3.50 .55 XtantMd ... dd 4.33 +2.21 +262.0 6.56 1.29 YRC Wwde ... 7 5.11 ... +15.3 7 .02 2.23 Yamana g .06f 33 4.01 -.39 -29.8 51.27 34.56 YorkWater .72 39 41.61 -1.14 -10.7 110.66 54.95 YumBrnds 2.00f 30 103.53 -1.60 -4.6 8.37 .65 YunhCTI ... ... 2.52 +.22 +46.5 8.23 2.06 Zagg ... 5 4.29 +.03 +2.9 515.82 150.06 ZebraT ... 72 499.43 +8.49 +29.9 166.60 50.23 Zendesk ... ... 146.14 -11.55 +2.1 170.05 74.37 ZimmerBio .96 ... 163.06 +6.39 +5.8 176.64 90.14 Zoetis .80 71 155.24 -4.76 -6.2 .36 .07 Zomedica ... ... .10 ... ... 12.32 5.65 Zynga ... dd 11.15 -1.03 +13.0 37 .58 18.63 HlthpeakPr 1.48 ... 29.09 -.69 -3.8 8.45 1.40 HeclaM .01e dd 6.53 +.44 +0.8 67 .79 29.03 HeliosTc .36 41 65.40 +2.43 +22.7 4.83 1.00 HeplonP ... ... 1.88 -.43 -14.2 13.90 2.29 Hersha 1.12 14 11.12 +1.18 +40.9 161.75 109.88 Hershey 3.22f 26 145.65 -3.20 -4.4 14.89 7 .43 HP Ent .60e 35 14.56 +.43 +22.9 34.00 11.05 HilltopH .48f 7 33.04 +.74 +20.1 17 .88 1.73 HimaxTch .10e cc 13.47 -1.60 +82.3 41.32 16.81 HollyFront 1.40 9 37 .88 +1.64 +46.5 292.95 140.63 HomeDp 6.60f 26 258.34 -21.30 -2.7 30.21 19.38 Honda .84e ... 27 .67 -.82 -2.1 216.70 101.08 HonwllIntl 3.72 30 202.35 -.28 -4.9 52.97 39.01 Hormel .98f 25 46.37 -.73 -0.5 17 .83 7 .86 HostHotls .85a 40 16.59 -.15 ... 19.64 11.69 HuanPwr 2.45e ... 13.22 -.23 -8.3 180.29 85.62 Hubbell 3.92f 26 177 .51 +8.01 +13.2 474.70 208.25 Humana 2.50 12 379.65 +2.74 -7 .5 16.49 6.82 HuntBncsh .60 14 15.34 +.04 +21.5 236.37 136.44 HuntgtnIng 4.56f 12 175.91 -5.08 +3.2 95.48 41.59 Hydrfrm n ... ... 63.48 -28.73 +20.7 58.66 9.50 Hyliion ... ... 15.12 -2.88 -8.3 18.47 6.86 ICICI Bk .19e ... 16.61 -.78 +11.8 573.99 168.65 IdexxLab ... cc 520.17 -23.96 +4.1 11.45 4.52 ING .14e ... 10.87 +.02 +15.1 78.84 14.44 iPt ShFut ... ... 16.03 +.93 -4.5 28.03 14.51 IQIYI ... ... 25.33 +.61 +44.9 19.76 13.80 iShGold ... q 16.44 -.54 -9.3 40.97 20.14 iShBrazil .67e q 31.90 -3.78 -13.9 27 .98 10.86 iShSilver ... q 24.66 -.60 +0.4 109.50 61.89 iShSelDiv 3.03e q 105.08 -.45 +9.3 54.53 33.11 iShChinaLC .87e q 49.07 -4.54 +5.7 34.25 8.08 iShGClnEn .33e q 25.85 -2.64 -8.5 58.29 30.09 iShEMkts .59e q 53.73 -3.80 +4.0 139.38 104.95 iShiBoxIG 3.87 q 132.27 -.90 -4.2 179.70 136.61 iSh20 yrT 3.05 q 143.12 -.15 -9.3 123.41 114.10 iSh7-10yTB 1.54 q 115.76 -.78 -3.5 32.60 19.52 iShIntSelDv 1.51e q 30.81 -.24 +4.5 77 .17 45.73 iS Eafe 1.66e q 74.01 -2.24 +1.4 87 .81 67 .52 iShiBxHYB 5.09 q 86.44 -1.06 -1.0 174.04 92.15 iShNsdBio ... q 156.93 -9.38 +3.6 230.32 95.69 iShR2K 1.77e q 218.31 -6.88 +11.3 94.03 61.04 iShCorHiDv 2.90e q 89.56 -.87 +2.2 38.71 23.85 iShUSPfd 2.04 q 37 .37 -.32 -3.0 73.27 42.29 iShCorEafe 1.56e q 70.33 -2.07 +1.8 1.45 .39 IT TchPck ... 2 .76 -.47 +35.7 112.28 69.05 Idacorp 2.84f 21 86.24 -1.94 -10.2 5.53 .28 Ideanom h ... dd 3.19 -.67 +60.3 224.69 115.94 ITW 4.56 30 202.18 +.78 -0.8 555.77 196.78 Illumina ... 70 439.41 -46.85 +18.8 21.68 9.19 IndBkMI .84f 1 20.67 +.01 +11.9 93.98 59.11 Ingredion 2.56f 16 90.20 +3.34 +14.7 33.79 3.60 InovioPhm ... dd 11.10 -2.74 +25.4 2.89 .92 Inpixon ... ... 1.27 -.56 +24.5 65.11 43.61 Intel 1.39f 12 60.78 -2.23 +22.0 98.03 23.00 InterceptP ... dd 21.66 -9.53 -12.3 148.05 90.56 IBM 6.52 12 118.93 -.06 -5.5 19.40 3.59 IntlGmeT .80 ... 18.29 +.62 +8.0 53.39 26.38 IntPap 2.05 40 49.65 +.70 -0.1 826.81 360.50 IntSurg ... 98 736.80 -13.35 -9.9 57 .05 51.51 Inv LowVol ... ... 54.41 -1.63 -3.2 15.27 1.53 InvMtgCap .65e 1 3.89 +.19 +15.1 338.19 164.93 Inv QQQ 1.16e q 314.14 -16.88 +0.1 64.37 39.32 IonisPhm ... cc 52.40 -5.29 -7 .3 41.32 21.00 IronMtn 2.47 30 34.79 +2.62 +18.0 72.28 41.61 iShJapan ... q 68.22 -3.12 +1.0 69.87 35.66 iShCorEM .95e q 64.73 -4.32 +4.3 7 .39 3.48 ItauUnH ... 7 4.53 -.57 -25.6 6.02 .45 IterumTh h ... dd 1.64 -.43 +65.8J-K-L 108.29 32.70 JD.com ... cc 93.87 -12.22 +6.8 154.90 76.91 JPMorgCh 3.60 17 147 .17 -.85 +15.8 120.44 59.29 JacobsEng .84f 42 115.08 +2.88 +5.6 4.47 .19 JaguarHl ... ... 2.10 -.76 +157 .7 14.40 3.00 JakksPc rs ... ... 7 .98 -1.00 +60.2 19.96 6.61 JetBlue ... 15 18.43 +1.04 +26.8 173.65 109.16 JohnJn 4.04 26 158.46 -3.51 +0.7 56.83 22.78 JohnContl 1.04 45 55.79 -.23 +19.7 34.65 3.41 JstEng g rs ... 2 3.94 -1.83 -15.8 342.21 110.19 KLA Cp 3.60f 40 311.23 -19.44 +20.2 223.59 92.86 KC Southn 2.16f 35 212.34 -.25 +4.0 72.88 52.66 Kellogg 2.28 16 57 .71 -.20 -7 .3 85.70 53.81 Kemper 1.20 12 75.62 +1.38 -1.6 155.50 77 .93 Keysight ... cc 141.52 -.67 +7 .1 160.16 110.66 KimbClk 4.56f 32 128.33 -2.30 -4.8 22.02 9.42 KindMorg 1.05 14 14.70 -.26 +7 .5 10.32 2.72 Kinross g ... 6 6.23 -.31 -15.1 58.38 10.89 Kohls 2.82f 12 55.25 +2.55 +35.8 47 .14 12.91 KontoorB 1.60m ... 42.25 -1.16 +4.2 4.79 .50 KosmosEn .18 dd 3.08 +.34 +31.1 127 .45 .80 Koss h ... dd 16.71 +2.66 +385.8 39.22 19.99 KraftHnz 1.60 ... 36.38 -1.10 +5.0 34.11 5.00 KratosDef ... cc 27 .50 -2.75 +0.3 42.99 27 .06 Kroger .72f 16 32.21 -1.81 +1.4 52.55 16.91 Kulicke .48 36 49.86 +.79 +56.7 57 .19 8.00 L Brands 1.20 20 54.66 +4.33 +47 .0 220.78 142.01 L3Harris 3.40f 25 181.91 -7 .18 -3.8 47 .70 14.31 LI Auto n ... ... 25.37 -4.47 -12.0 50.50 24.49 LTC Prp 2.28f 12 40.91 +.23 +5.1 603.60 181.38 LamResrch 5.20f 28 567 .19 -31.22 +20.1 96.11 39.06 LambWst .92f 25 79.77 +1.68 +1.3 163.91 85.30 Landstar .84f 33 160.14 +.02 +18.9 65.15 33.30 LVSands ... ... 62.60 +2.42 +5.0 46.13 22.03 LeggPlat 1.60 25 43.27 +.31 -2.3 95.72 25.42 LennarA 1.00f 14 82.97 -4.49 +8.8 7 .54 3.67 LbtyASE .72e q 7 .32 -.14 +6.1 125.24 59.30 LincElec 1.96 25 118.11 +2.70 +1.6 274.58 146.71 Linde 4.24f 52 244.27 -6.61 -7 .3 424.20 266.11 LockhdM 9.60 40 330.25 -2.57 -7 .0 180.67 60.00 Lowes 2.20 36 159.75 -17 .79 -0.5 16.60 8.16 LumenTch 1.00 ... 12.29 +.35 +26.1 108.22 33.71 LyonBas A 4.20 24 103.09 +2.87 +12.5M-N-0 165.78 85.09 M&T Bk 4.40 11 150.94 +2.07 +18.6 9.20 4.93 MBIA ... dd 7 .30 +1.05 +10.9 61.45 15.75 MDC 1.60f 12 56.57 -1.00 +16.4 31.74 15.00 MDU Res .83 15 28.10 -.32 +6.7 39.91 5.90 MGM Rsts .01 11 37 .79 +1.37 +19.9 8.45 .44 MICT Inc ... dd 2.63 +.14 +26.4 88.26 44.93 MSC Ind 3.00 14 86.13 -.06 +2.1 25.99 4.81 Macerich 2.00m ... 12.92 +.40 +21.1 32.87 9.10 Macquarie 4.00e 6 31.34 -.32 +14.7 22.30 4.38 Macys ... ... 15.21 +.24 +35.2 60.17 22.02 MagellMid 4.07e 10 41.67 +.18 -1.8 87 .76 22.75 Magna g 1.60 14 84.20 +.93 +18.9 20.82 8.62 Manulife g 1.12 22 19.92 +.44 +11.8 12.30 3.02 MarathnO .12m ... 11.10 +1.65 +66.4 49.41 .35 MaraPt h ... ... 30.15 -13.12 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+2.7 10.47 4.62 NvPfdInco .80 q 9.07 -.17 -4.5 13.47 7 .77 NuvEqtP 1.00 q 12.83 -.15 -0.4 614.90 180.68 Nvidia .64 90 548.58 -48.48 +5.1 3.44 .21 Nxt-ID h ... ... 1.65 -1.01 +3.1 45.09 23.01 OGE Engy 1.55 15 29.27 -2.65 -8.1 6.27 2.33 OaktrSpL .44f 10 6.15 +.04 +10.4 8.50 4.28 OaktStInco .62 38 8.28 +.10 +6.8 40.55 8.52 OcciPet .04m ... 26.61 +1.19 +53.7 22.96 11.60 OceanFst .68 13 21.73 +.40 +16.6 18.77 .17 Ocugen ... ... 10.95 +.68 +498.4 19.20 11.19 OldNBcp .56 22 18.13 +.08 +9.5 22.96 11.88 OldRepub .84f 18 19.33 -.45 -1.9 33.39 8.76 Olin .80 ... 30.94 +.96 +26.0 123.52 28.83 Ollies ... 35 82.68 -12.16 +1.1 45.22 13.33 OmegaHlt 2.68 54 37 .14 -.16 +2.3 76.89 44.50 Omnicom 2.60 12 68.73 +1.08 +10.2 1.93 .19 Onconv h ... ... 1.25 -.39 +168.2 78.43 12.16 ONEOK 3.74 32 44.29 -1.53 +15.4 39.24 21.41 OpendrTc n ... ... 28.02 -3.56 +23.3 6.47 1.12 OpkoHlth ... dd 4.50 -.31 +13.9 66.36 39.71 Oracle .96 67 64.51 +3.38 -0.3 6.45 1.01 OrganigH ... ... 3.03 -.49 +127 .8 48.50 22.11 OrthoMed 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Yields affect rates on mortgages and other consumer loans. NET 1YR TREASURIES LAST PVS CHG AGO 3.25 3.25 4.75 .13 .13 1.63 PRIME RATE FED FUNDS 3-month T-bill .04 .04 ... 1.45 6-month T-bill .05 .06 -0.01 1.31 52-wk T-bill .08 .09 -0.01 1.17 2-year T-note .14 .17 -0.03 1.11 5-year T-note .75 .81 -0.06 1.10 7-year T-note 1.15 1.23 -0.08 1.16 10-year T-note 1.45 1.51 -0.06 1.30 30-year T-bond 2.18 2.31 -0.13 1.79Commodities Energy prices fell, with U.S. crude oil down more than 3% and heating oil down more than 2%. Gold and silver prices also fell sharply. Crude Oil (bbl) 61.50 63.53 -3.20 +26.8 Ethanol (gal) 1.69 1.69 ... +17.9 Heating Oil (gal) 1.85 1.91 -3.03 +24.7 Natural Gas (mm btu) 2.77 2.78 -0.22 +9.1 Unleaded Gas (gal) 1.87 1.89 -1.33 +31.1 FUELS CLOSE PVS %CHG %YTD Gold (oz) 1728.10 1774.40 -2.61 -8.7 Silver (oz) 26.40 27.64 -4.47 +0.3 Platinum (oz) 1185.30 1231.50 -3.75 +10.2 Copper (lb) 4.09 4.27 -4.02 +16.5 METALS CLOSE PVS %CHG %YTD Cattle (lb) 1.13 1.17 -3.38 +0.1 Coffee (lb) 1.38 1.40 -1.82 +7.2 Corn (bu) 5.56 5.55 +0.14 +14.8 Cotton (lb) 0.88 0.88 -0.48 +12.4 Lumber (1,000 bd ft) 997.20 1007.00 -0.97 +14.0 Orange Juice (lb) 1.07 1.08 -1.07 -13.4 Soybeans (bu) 14.05 14.06 -0.05 +6.8 Wheat (bu) 6.55 6.72 -2.49 +2.3 AGRICULTURE CLOSE PVS %CHG %YTD USD per British Pound 1.3945 -.0089 -.64% 1.2951 Canadian Dollar 1.2706 +.0129 +1.02% 1.3317 USD per Euro 1.2079 -.0105 -.87% 1.0897 Japanese Yen 106.63 +.41 +.38% 110.22 Mexican Peso 20.9352 +.1222 +.58% 19.2152 1YR. MAJORS CLOSE CHG %CHG AGO Israeli Shekel 3.3135 +.0330 +1.00% 3.4291 Norwegian Krone 8.6478 +.1895 +2.19% 9.3911 South African Rand 15.1482 +.1761 +1.16% 15.2981 Swedish Krona 8.4320 +.1498 +1.78% 9.7229 Swiss Franc .9091 +.0044 +.48% .9755 EUROPE/AFRICA/MIDDLE EAST Australian Dollar 1.2967 +.0314 +2.42% 1.5253 Chinese Yuan 6.4752 +.0203 +.31% 7.0409 Hong Kong Dollar 7.7570 +.0028 +.04% 7.7936 Indian Rupee 73.695 +.771 +1.05% 71.751 Singapore Dollar 1.3330 +.0080 +.60% 1.3972 South Korean Won 1127.40 +8.83 +.78% 1212.73 Taiwan Dollar 27.86 +.01 +.04% 30.31 ASIA/PACIFICForeign Exchange The U.S. dollar strengthened versus the British pound, the euro and the Japanese yen. 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sales charge, or redemption fee. f front load (sales charges). m Multiple fees are charged, usually a marketing fee and either a sales or redemption fee. NA not available. p previous day´s net asset value. s fund split shares during the week. x fund paid a distribution during the week. Source : Morningstar and the Associated Press.(Previous and change gures reect current contract.) NAT'L WK 6MO 1YR CONSUMER RATES AVG AGO AGO AGO 48 month new car loan 4.03 t 4.04 4.02 4.19 Money market account 0.08 t 0.09 0.10 0.23 1 year CD 0.34 t 0.35 0.36 0.45 $30K Home equity loan 4.75 r 4.75 4.75 5.27 30 year xed mortgage 3.25 s 3.04 2.88 3.13 15 year xed mortgage 2.53 s 2.43 2.35 2.59adno=3780706-1 11050 Willmington Blvd. Englewood,FL www.facebook.com/SonriseBaptistEnglewoodFL/ (941) 475-5363Sunday Worship Morning Worship 10:15 am Evening Worship 6:00 pm Pastor: Rev Clif Burritt Crosspoint Church of NazareneSunday School at 9:45 am Morning Service at 10:45 am Children's Service at 10:45 am Adult Fellowship at 5:30 pm Wednesday Bible Study at 6:30 pm 404 W. Green St., Englewood 941-475-1034Do not be afraid or terri ed because of them, for the LORD your God goes with you; he will never leave you nor forsake you. But they who wait for the Lord shall renew their strength; they shall mount up with wings like eagles; they shall run and not be weary; they shall walk and not faint. Deuteronomy 31:8 941-697-3313 Email: o ce@alivingfaith.org Sunday services: 8:30 am in the Memorial Garden 10:30 am inside the church. Masks required. Wednesday NOON: Lenten services 3/3, 3/10, 3/17, 3/24, 3/31 Community Presbyterian ChurchSunday Worship 10:00 a.m.If you are looking for COMMUNITY, youll nd it here!941-474-9579 www.cpcenglewood.com 405 S. McCall Rd., Englewood, FL 34223 ST. 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N/E/P/C www.yoursun.com | The Sun | SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 2021 PAGE 11A By ALAN FRAMASSOCIATED PRESSWASHINGTON  A $1.9 trillion package aimed at helping the country rebuild from the pandemic seemed headed toward House passage Friday, even as Democrats searched for a way to revive their derailed drive to boost the minimum wage. A virtual party-line House vote was expected on the COVID-19 relief measure, which embodies President Joe Bidens push to ush cash to individuals, businesses, states and cities. The White House issued a statement reinforcing its support for the new presidents paramount initial goal. The bill would allow the administration to execute its plan to change the course of the COVID-19 pandemic, it said. And it would provide Americans and their communities an economic bridge through the crisis. Republicans have lined up against the plan, calling it an overpriced and wasteful attempt to help Democratic allies like labor unions and Democratic-run states. The bill is a partisan circus designed to quickly notch some wins for the presidents buddies, said Rep. Jason Smith, R-Mo., top Republican on the House Budget Committee. Thats making the ght a showdown over which party voters will reward for approving added federal spending to combat the coronavirus and revive the economy, on top of $4 trillion previously passed. The pandemic has killed a half-million Americans, thrown millions out of work and recongured the daily lives of nearly everyone from coast to coast. The battle is also emerging as an early test of Bidens ability to hold together his partys fragile congressional majorities  just 10 votes in the House and an evenly divided 50-50 Senate. At the same time, Democrats were trying to gure out how to respond to their jarring setback Thursday in the Senate. That chambers nonpartisan parliamentarian, Elizabeth MacDonough, said Senate rules require that a federal minimum wage increase would have to be dropped from the COVID-19 bill, leaving the proposal on life support. The measure would gradually lift that minimum to $15 hourly by 2025, doubling the current $7.25 oor in eect since 2009. Hoping to revive the eort in some form, Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., is considering adding a provision to the Senate version of the COVID relief bill that would penalize large companies that dont pay workers at least $15 an hour, said a senior Democratic aide who spoke on condition of anonymity to discuss internal conversations. That was in line with ideas oated Thursday night by Sens. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., a chief sponsor of the $15 plan, and Senate Finance Committee Chairman Ron Wyden, D-Ore., to boost taxes on corporations that dont hit certain minimum wage targets. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi also weighed in, promising Democrats would continue ghting for a minimum wage increase and saying Congress would absolutely approve a nal version of the bill even if it lacked progressives treasured goal. If it doesnt prevail because of Senate rules, we will persist, said Pelosi, D-Calif. But we will not stop until we very soon pass the $15 minimum wage. She provided no details about how they would achieve that. But though Democratic leaders were eager to signal to rank-and-le progressives and liberal voters that they would not yield on that ght, the idea of prodding companies to boost pay with threatened tax increases faced an uncertain fate. Some Democrats would likely be reluctant to back such tax hikes and give Republicans ammunition for their decades-old charge that Democrats love raising taxes. House Ways and Means Committee Chairman Richard Neal, D-Mass., sidestepped a question on whether hed support taxing companies that dont boost pay, saying of Senate Democrats, I hesitate to to say anything until they decide on a strategy. But progressives were demanding that the Senate press ahead anyway on the minimum wage increase, even if it meant changing that chambers rules and eliminating the libuster, a tactic that requires 60 votes for a bill to move forward. Were going to have to reform the libuster, because we have to be able to deliver, said Rep. Pramila Jayapal, D-Wash., a leader of House progressives. Rep. Alexandria OcasioCortez, D-N.Y., another high-prole progressive, also said that Senate rules must be changed, telling reporters that when Democrats meet with their constituents, We cant tell them that this didnt get done because of an unelected parliamentarian. Traditionalist senators of both parties, including Biden, a senator for 36 years, have opposed eliminating libusters because they protect parties interests when they are in the Senate minority. Biden said weeks ago that he didnt expect the minimum wage increase to survive the Senates rules. The House COVID-19 bill includes the minimum wage increase, so the real battle over its fate will occur when the Senate debates its version over the next two weeks. The overall relief bill would provide $1,400 payments to individuals, extend emergency unemployment benets through August, and increase tax credits for children and federal subsidies for health insurance coverage. It also provides billions of dollars for schools and colleges, state and local governments, COVID-19 vaccines and testing, renters, food producers and struggling industries like airlines, restaurants, bars and live event venues. Democrats are pushing the massive coronavirus relief measure through Congress under special rules that will let them avoid a Senate GOP libuster, meaning that if they are united they wont need any Republican votes. It also lets the bill move faster, a top priority for Democrats who want the bill on Bidens desk by the time the most recent round of emergency jobless benets end on March 14. But those same Senate rules prohibit provisions with only an incidental impact on the federal budget because they are chiey driven by other policy purposes. MacDonough decided that the minimum wage provision failed that test, according to aides who described her decision on condition of anonymity because it hadnt been publicly released. Republicans oppose the $15 minimum wage target as an expense that would hurt businesses and cost jobs. House voting on COVID relief billDems mull wage plan rescue AP PHOTO/JACQUELYN MARTINHouse Speaker Nancy Pelosi of Calif. speaks during her weekly brieng, Thursday on Capitol Hill in Washington. By LOLITA C. BALDOR, ROBERT BURNS and QASSIM ABDUL-ZAHRAASSOCIATED PRESSWASHINGTON  President Joe Biden said Friday that Iran should view his decision to authorize U.S. airstrikes in Syria as a warning that it can expect consequences for its support of militia groups that threaten U.S. interests or personnel. You cant act with impunity. Be careful, Biden said when a reporter asked what message he had intended to send with the airstrikes, which the Pentagon said destroyed several buildings in eastern Syria but were not intended to eradicate the militia groups that used them to facilitate attacks inside Iraq. Administration ocials defended the Thursday night airstrikes as legal and appropriate, saying they took out facilities that housed valuable capabilities used by Iranian-backed militia groups to attack American and allied forces in Iraq. John Kirby, the Pentagons chief spokesperson, said members of Congress were notied before the strikes as two Air Force F-15E aircraft launched seven missiles, destroying nine facilities and heavily damaging two others, rendering both functionally destroyed. He said the facilities, at entry control points on the border, had been used by militia groups the U.S. deems responsible for recent attacks against U.S. interests in Iraq. In a political twist for the new Democratic administration, several leading Congress members in Bidens own party denounced the strikes, which were the rst military actions he authorized. Democrats said the airstrikes were done without authorization from lawmakers, while Republicans were more supportive. Oensive military action without congressional approval is not constitutional absent extraordinary circumstances, said Sen. Tim Kaine, D-Va. And Sen. Chris Murphy, D-Conn., said lawmakers must hold the current administration to the same standards as any other. Retaliatory strikes not necessary to prevent an imminent threat, he said, must get congressional authorization. But Sen. Jim Inhofe of Oklahoma, the ranking Republican on the Senate Armed Services Committee, backed the decision as the correct, proportionate response to protect American lives. White House press secretary Jen Psaki told reporters Friday that Biden used his constitutional authority to defend U.S. personnel. The targets were chosen to correspond to the recent attacks on facilities and to deter the risk of additional attacks over the coming weeks, she said. Among the recent attacks cited was a Feb. 15 rocket attack in northern Iraq that killed one civilian contractor and wounded a U.S. service member and other coalition troops. At the Pentagon, Kirby said the operation was a defensive strike on a waystation used by militants to move weapons and materials for attacks into Iraq. But he noted that while it sent a message of deterrence and eroded their ability to strike from that compound, the militias have other sites and capabilities. He said the strikes resulted in casualties but declined to provide further details on how many were killed or injured and what was inside the buildings pending the completion of a broader assessment of damage inicted. An Iraqi militia ocial said Friday that the strikes killed one ghter and wounded several others. Kirby said the facilities hit in the attack were near Boukamal, on the Syrian side of the Iraq border, along the Euphrates River. This location is known to facilitate Iranian-aligned militia group activity, he said. He described the site as a compound that previously had been used by the Islamic State group when it held sway in the area. The Iraqi militia ocial told The Associated Press that the strikes against the Kataeb Hezbollah, or Hezbollah Brigades, hit an area along the border between the Syrian site of Boukamal facing Qaim on the Iraqi side. The ocial was not authorized to speak publicly of the attack and spoke on condition of anonymity. Speaking to reporters Thursday evening shortly after the airstrikes were carried out, Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin said, Im condent in the target that we went after. We know what we hit.Biden: Strikes in Syria sent warning to Iran to be careful 5251 S. 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SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 2021 | YOURSUN.COM | facebook.com/SunPreps | @Sun_Preps | SECTION B RINGER : Ohio St. transfer Kierstan Bell is making waves at FGCU. PAGE 6B INDEX | Lottery 2 | Golf 2 | NASCAR 4 | Local 4-5 | College basketball 6 | NHL 6 | NBA 6 | MLB 7 | Scoreboard 7 GIRLS SOCCER: STATE SEMIFINALS By CHUCK BALLARO SUN CORRESPONDENTENGLEWOOD  Logic would dictate that when a team goes down a player, they would be at a huge disadvantage, especially if it happens in the closing moments of regulation. It was a golden opportunity for the Lemon Bay High School girls soccer team in its Class 4-A state seminals game Friday night against Arnold, and being the host team made things all the better. Instead, the Marlins desperation became their biggest weapon, and they were able to not only get the game into overtime, but completely dominate it, scoring twice to lift them to a 3-1 victory. Arnold coach Larry Cecchini said that red card might have been the best thing that happened to them. I have never seen my team play the way they did. We had to talk them o a ledge and say this is not the way we play, and that red card made me put my foot down, Cecchini said. We had to go back to what we were doing and they relaxed and started playing soccer. In the 74th minute of a very chippy match, Arnolds Haley Zelko spiked a Manta Ray player and was sent o with a red card, and the Mantas nearly pulled out a victory, but were unable to convert on several great chances late., especially one from Sophia Cherniak in the closing moments that went just wide. By PATRICK OBLEY SPORTS WRITERTARPON SPRINGS  On a foundation of broken dreams, heartbreak and personal tragedy spanning years, Charlotte has, at last, forged a regional champion. 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This trip to Lakeland has BOYS BASKETBALL: REGIONAL FINAL MLB: RAYS By SCOTT ZUCKERSUN SPORTS EDITORIt was a trade that, in the moment, probably didnt register for many Tampa Bay Rays fans. On Aug. 27, the Rays dealt minor league inelder Lucius Fox to the Kansas City Royals for an extra outelder named Brett Phillips. From the management side, given the Rays well-documented depth, it didnt seem like a particularly important move. But from the players side, it was a dierent story. Phillips, a 26-year-old Seminole native, was not only going from a struggling Royals team to a probable World Series contender, he was going home. People actually recognize who I am in my hometown, which is pretty crazy, Phillips said in the phone interview with The Daily Sun this week. I grew up 20 minutes from the Trop. When I got traded over to the Rays, I couldnt have written a better story. Its one of those things that if someone were to write it, itd be kind of cheesy because it would never happen. Its hard to wrap my head around. Phillips, whose game is predicated on speed and defense, made his Rays debut as a pinch runner Sept. 4. He would appear in a 17 regular season games, collecting three hits and 3 RBI in 20 at bats. He had exactly two postseason at bats, and none in the ALCS or World Series, before being called on to bat in the ninth inning of Game 4 of the World Series. It was two out with two men on. Whats next for Series hero?High-flying Phillips trying to land spot with team Rays spring tickets are sold outIf you were hoping to purchase tickets to a Tampa Bay Rays spring training game at Charlotte Sports Park this year, youre out of luck. The individual game tickets went on sale on at 10 a.m. Friday, but were sold out within five minutes, according to team officials. In actuality, few tickets were still available on Friday morning as the vast majority of the tickets had already been sold through pre-sales over the past couple days to season ticket holders and Rays Insider subscribers.STAFF REPORT SEE PHILLIPS , 7BThe Charlotte Tarpons celebrate their victory over East Lake on Friday. SUN PHOTOS BY TOM ONEILLCharlottes John Gamble (2) passes in front of East Lakes Dean Gabrelcik on Friday at East Lake High School. Charlotte defeated East Lake 59-56.BELIEVE IT: Tarpons top East Lake for region crown By VINNIE PORTELL SPORTS WRITERVENICE  Forward Kiki Slattery is no stranger to scoring goals in big spots for the Venice girls soccer team. The senior often envisions making these game-deciding shots whenever she practices her shooting, and shes already lived some of those fantasies out in real life  scoring a game-winning goal in last years state seminal and a goal in the state nal. The speedy UNF commit added another on Friday night when she took a pass from Rachel Dalton down the right sideline in the rst half, Slattery, Indians back in state finalSenior forward scores only goal SUN PHOTO BY CHRIS BLAKEVenices Megan Davis charges past Fleming Islands Claudia McGough during Friday nights state seminal match.SEE INDIANS , 5BTarpons finally break through to LakelandSEE BELIEVE , 4BArnold rallies in OT to down MantasSEE MANTAS , 5B 

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He closed with a bogey by avoiding a deceptive pin near the water on the closing hole at The Concession. Koepka, who nished at 11-under 133, had a one-shot lead over Cameron Smith, Billy Horschel and PGA champion Collin Morikawa, who made up ground quick with six birdies over his last 10 holes. Usually I can never nd my game until The Players. Thats kind of when it starts to feel like its coming around, Koepka said. But the fact that its here a little bit early is nice. Koepka spent most of his oseason with trainer Derek Stone in San Diego, saying he has not spent more than about 25 days at his home in South Florida since August. It was all about getting his left knee healthy, and his game looks as good as his health. A dozen players were separated by ve shots going into the weekend of this World Golf Championship, which moved from Mexico City this year because of COVID-19 circumstances and is providing a vastly dierent test. Players have gone from mile-high altitude to at Florida, with fairways lined with water hazards and palmetto bushes and greens with wild slopes and contours. Even with a 71-man eld, the dierence between rst and last was a whopping 22 shots. Morikawa matched the low score of the tournament with a 64. The other 64 belonged to U.S. Open champion Bryson DeChambeau, who was 13 shots better than the opening round. Its just a tale of golf. You can have both ends of the stick, DeChambeau said. I didnt play terrible yesterday, I just didnt get anything going my way, especially on that back nine. Had some bad mistakes and thats what happened. I made some good putts and good strokes today that just luck went my way today. Defending champion Patrick Reed had three straight birdies to start the front nine after he made the turn, the last one coming after he topped a 3-wood in the fairway into a bunker, and blasted that out from 142 yards to 4 feet. And then he had two bogeys, hitting his drive into the water on No. 5 when his left foot slipped, and hitting into the water on the par-4 eighth with a shot he feared would be a little long and instead came up woefully short. Reed was three shots behind. The strangest day belonged to Viktor Hovland, who was 7 under for his round and playing awlessly until one hole at the end ruined it. From a fairway bunker on the par-4 ninth, Hovland went right into the pine straw. His chip went across the green into a bunker, leaving a tough shot that he sent back across the green into the woods that led to a penalty drop. He didnt get that one up to the green, pitched to 10 feet and holed that for a quadruple-bogey 8. The worlds No. 1, Dustin Johnson, had to settle for a 69 and was 13 shots behind. Jon Rahm, who opened with a 68, went the other direction. 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PAGE 4B SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 2021 | The Sun | www.yoursun.com N/E/P/CAUTO RACING By NATHAN COWAN SUN CORRESPONDENTSARASOTA  It started with a picko in the rst inning after lead o hitter Michael Robertson reached on a single and stole second. Add that to four errors and a stellar pitching performance by Sarasotas Conner Whitaker and you know why the Venice Indians fell to the Sarasota Sailors, 2-1, Friday night. Whitaker is a tough pitcher who commands the zone and throws strikes, Indians ahead Coach Craig Faulkner said. He has three good pitches makes it hard on us. Whitaker stymied the Indians all night as he pitched six innings, allowing one run on four hits while striking out six. Hes always tough for us to hit, but we need to work on the little things that make us Venice Baseball, Faulkner said. We need to get bunts down, not miss signs, and move runners over. Venices rst threat came in the top of the third as Marek Houston singled followed by a elders choice. After a strikeout, Sarasota intentionally walked Robertson. With two outs Whitaker forced another ground out to end the threat. Sarasota scratched across a run in the bottom of the inning. Garrett Browning singled and was sacriced to second. After a walk, Faulkner brought in Huston Wynne to replace starter Aiden Beechy. Wynne forced a ground out before Danny Torrealba singled to drive in Browning. The Indians tied the game with an unearned run in the top of the fourth. Aidan Corn reached on an error and moved up to second on a balk. After a ground out and strikeout, Connor OSullivan singled to put runners on the corners. With two outs, Houston singled to score Corn and tie the game. The Sailors wasted no time responding. With one out in the bottom of the inning, Houston committed two errors on ground balls. After a ground out to the pitcher, Bradley Ramsden singled to drive in Carson Long. We normally play better defense than that and made some uncharacteristic errors, Faulkner said. Our pitching has been outstanding and well get those things taken care of. Venice has a full week coming up as they face the Riverview Rams before two straight against nationally ranked Tampa Jesuit. Were starting to gure it out, Faulkner said. Were learning and, with the opponents we have coming up, we have to learn in a hurry.PREP BASEBALL By JENNA FRYERAP AUTO RACING WRITERCHARLOTTE, N.C.  Santino Ferrucci spent four hours in the simulator Friday, picked up some Bojangles french fries and headed to the team shop for last-minute preparations for his NASCAR debut. Ferrucci is hitting a reset for the third time in his short career, moving from IndyCar to NASCAR for what he hopes will be a rm landing spot. He will drive for Sam Hunt Racing in the Xnity Series and when hes given the command to start the engines Saturday at Homestead-Miami Speedway, it will be the rst time Ferrucci has even started his new race car. Hes set to drive the next ve Xnity Series races and hopes to push his calendar to as many as 20 events this year. Ferrucci is in the process of relocating to North Carolina  hence his new anity for the Charlottebased Bojangles chicken chain  and adjusting to stock cars after so many years driving in open-wheel series. Im fortunate that I am still young enough to be able to roll with it, Ferrucci said Friday. NASCAR the Xnity Series particularly, the drivers are my generation. Im not old for Xnity. I think whats cool is that Ive driven everything and Im kind of proven, I think thats helped and everyone seems to be excited to see what I can do in a stock car. Ferrucci spent the last two seasons in IndyCar, where he turned after aming out in Europe. He spent his childhood hoping to be the next American driver in Formula One and his journey took him from go-karting in Connecticut to European junior racing in Italy and nally a development deal with the Haas F1 team. It fell apart in 2018 when Ferrucci, then 20, purposely crashed into his teammate at the end of an F2 race. He refused to appear before race stewards to discuss his actions and was later reprimanded for driving with a gloveless hand holding a cellphone. He was ned almost $80,000, suspended for four races and dropped by his team and returned to the United States looking for new work. Ferrucci landed with Dale Coyne Racing for a successful two-year stint  he nished fourth in last years Indianapolis 500 and was the 2019 rookie of the year  but sponsorship challenges forced him to look outside of IndyCar this year. It led him to NASCAR team owner Sam Hunt, who is building a program with aid from Toyota. Hunt gets its cars and engines from Joe Gibbs Racing, but its a small budget team that requires Ferrucci to take a hands-on role. Im doing my own interior work, installing my own steering wheel, doing my own seat and making sure the pedals are correct, Ferrucci said. I really like working on it and the stock car is very simplistic when it comes to the interior stu. It all makes sense for me. Thats about all Ferrucci has been able to do ahead of his Saturday debut. COVID-19 restrictions have cut all testing and practice, so hes never actually driven the No. 26 Toyota. His only experience in a full-bodied car was a super late model test last year. Hes practiced pit stops in a garage, and earlier this week put on his full uniform and helmet and sat inside the cockpit of his car just to get acclimated. I just wanted to make sure I felt comfortable, Ferrucci said. Normally when you make a seat you go out, you test to see if theres something you need to adjust, and then go back out. I dont have that luxury, so I just sat in the seat for two hours and waited for something to get sore. As Ferrucci works on a NASCAR schedule he remains hopeful hell also make some IndyCar starts. He said hes had early talks with two IndyCar teams about the Indy 500 and noted theres a vacancy for the ovals at Coyne, where former Formula One driver Romain Grosjean has opted to only run the street and road courses. But his focus right now is on NASCAR and Ferrucci said hed like to build a full season with Hunt. The rst step is Saturday at Homestead, a track he will see for the rst time before the race begins. I dont want to wreck it. The rst priority is to bring the car back in one piece, Ferrucci said. The problem with Homestead is you have to rip the wall, so keeping it in one piece, maybe not so much. A few scrapes Id be OK with. I hope to learn through the rst two stages and hopefully by the third stage know enough where I can kind of open it up and have some fun. Ferrucci shifting from IndyCar to NASCAR AP FILE PHOTOIndyCar driver Santino Ferrucci is making yet another career shift, this time to NASCAR.Indians cant overcome mistakes vs Sarasota SUN PHOTOS BY JUSTIN FENNELLVenice runner Marek Houston tries to beat the ball to second base during Fridays game against Sarasota High School.been two decades in the making for the winningest coach in Charlotte history. The game was in doubt throughout for both teams. Charlotte (21-9) led after one quarter, East Lake (26-2) led at the half and the game was tied at 41-41 after three. There were no runs, just haymakers  punishing drives to the basket, face-guarded 3-point bombs, answer for answer, until Gamble found himself at the free throw line with four seconds remaining and the game knotted at 56-56. Gamble hit the front end of the one-and-one for the go-ahead point, but when the second bounded o the right side of the rim headed for two East Lake players, Santiago rose between and snatched it away, getting fouled in the process. When Santiago received the ball at the free throw line with 1.7 seconds remaining, the briefest of smiles slipped free at the corner of his mouth. I knew we were going to win, he said with a grin as teammates surrounded him, mussed his hair and touted him as their hero. I wanted to know what time I was getting home. Its a late bus ride and I left my phone on the bus and I was sad. Santiago hit the front end of his one-and-one, but missed the second and East Lake managed to grab the rebound and call a timeout with 1.5 seconds remaining. The Eagles then got the ball to midcourt on a long pass and called another timeout with 1.1 seconds to play. After that timeout, East Lake threw away the inbounds pass, but managed to foul Santiago again on Charlottes ensuing inbounds pass, sending him back to the free throw line with 0.5 seconds. Again, Santiago hit the front end and missed the back end with East Lake grabbing the rebound and calling a timeout. This time, 0.2 seconds wasnt enough. The horn sounded and Charlotte players, coaches, students and family poured onto the court before a stunned East Lake crowd that moments earlier has been screaming, expecting just one more 3-point basket from one of its sharpshooters to extend the season, if only for a four-minute overtime. The two free throws were Santiagos only points of the game. After joking about the phone, Santiago turned serious and spoke of the heartbreak witnessed by last years senior class when Charlotte fell against East Lake in the regional seminals. Last year, we came with our seniors and we lost and they taught me who I am today, he said. They taught me everything I know. They made me the person I am, so I want to thank all of them for that. I told them we were going to win this game for them because we lost it last year. Woods and Gamble each nished with 14 points. Woods hit three 3-point baskets while Gamble, after missing his rst two trey attempts and getting stued on a drive into the paint, knocked home two huge 3-pointers near the end of each half. This means everything to me, Gamble said. I made a promise to Tre in his last year that I would help him get there. Thats all I had to do. I just gave my all for him and the team. Carroll scored 25 points and grabbed 19 rebounds, both game-highs and all coming via maximum eort with two or more East Lake bodies crashing into him. No one celebrated quite like Carroll throughout the games nal moments and just after. When Jordan got the rebound, I knew, Final Four right there, man he said, speaking in bursts. Man, I cant believe he got that. Im just so happy. I cant believe it. Were going to the Final Four for the very rst time in school history. Its just a blessing, he continued. This is coach Massolios rst time to the Final Four. I know hes always had this dream. Were going to the States, man, its crazy. Carroll said if thats what happens when Santiago forgets his phone, he can kiss it goodbye. Yeah. Its a good-luck charm, he said. Thats ne with Santiago. To be honest, I dont even need my phone anymore, he said. Im holding a trophy. Thats all that matters. For Massolio, the month began with the loss of his wife, Renee, after a long battle with cancer. It now ends with him achieving that which eluded him while she was alive. With everything that has gone on  its a good  its a great feeling, he said, haltingly. You know  were going to celebrate. Im going to celebrate and  He nodded his head to the players at the far end of the court. Im proud of them. Email: patrick.obley@yoursun.comBELIEVEFROM PAGE 1B SOLD OUTadno=3787072-1 

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N/E/P/C www.yoursun.com | The Sun | SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 2021 PAGE 5BLOCAL BRIEFS breaking free to re in a shot across the front of the goalkeeper and into the left corner of the net in a 1-0 state seminal win over Fleming Island at Powell-Davis Stadium. They were a scrappy team, Venice coach Gary Bolyard said of the Golden Eagles. They moved the ball well. They possessed the ball well. Our defense played well tonight. We didnt give up many quality scoring opportunities. We found what worked early and to come out victorious is great. Fleming Island (183-1) entered the state seminals ranked No. 1 in 6A competition with a high-powered oense that has averaged four goals per match. The Golden Eagles held possession for much of the rst half  registering ve shots (three on goal)  as they played keep-away from the Indians oense. Venice, however, nally began to put some shots on goal after the rst water break  getting one from Maddy Krause and one from Sarah Freddolino  before Slattery punched in her goal in the 35th minute. They possessed the ball really well, Slattery said of the Golden Eagles. They had some players with very good foot-skills. I think it was challenging for us with pressuring and having to defend their good passes and their give-and-gos. Though Slatterys goal was the deciding score, the game was far from over for the ensuing 45 minutes. Fleming Island tried time and again to break through the Venice mideld and defense, putting up 10 second-half shots (seven on goal) as Indians defenders or senior goalkeeper Ashton Pennell turned away each shot. We knew it was going to be a battle, Bolyard said. We thought this is how it was going to go. We thought wed get a goal and hang and play defensively. Weve been playing good defense the past month. The Indians will play the winner of Martin County vs. Lourdes Academy  the team to whom it lost last years state nal  on Friday, March 5 at 7 p.m. at Spec Martin Stadium in DeLand. It feels a little bit different because last year it was so new, Slattery said of making the state nal again. It feels a little more comfortable. Its a good feeling. Im happy. Im condent that we will win this time. Last time we went in really nervous, but not this year. I think were gonna do well.INDIANSFROM PAGE 1BIn the overtime, Arnold dominated. In the 84th minute, Gracie Hundley was able to take advantage of some miscommunication in Lemon Bays back end, nd Marissa Sparks, who put the ball past a committed Isabella Ragazzone to give the Marlins a 2-1 lead. In the second overtime period, Olivia Lebdaoui, who scored the rst goal of the game in the rst half, found the corner for an unassisted goal in the 93rd minute to put the game to bed. If we had played that way from the beginning, it would have been a much dierent game, Cecchini said. Lemon Bay came out and played hard and made us work for it. Sometimes when the odds are against you, you nd that magic. Our girls played hard, they put everything they had out there, Lemon Bay coach Katie Cooke said. We reached the nal four and thats nothing to be ashamed of. Arnold (13-4-2) got o to a fast start, with Lebdaoui scoring on a nice pass from Karen Jones in the 24th minute to give the Marlins the edge. But as it seemed Arnold was going to run and hide, Cherniak got a free kick from 30 yards out and drilled it into the left corner, past goalkeeper Skye Hendrix to tie the game three minutes later. The goal inspired Lemon Bay (15-8), which took the momentum though was unable to capitalize, setting up the nish. Arnold outshot Lemon Bay 24-12, though Lemon Bay had a 3-2 edge in corner kicks. It was the shot disparity that proved the dierence. We had things going our way, we had a few chances, unfortunately, we didnt challenge the goalie enough, and thats what happens, Cooke said.MANTASFROM PAGE 1BBaseballLemon Bay 6, Parrish Community 2 It was far from a masterpiece, but Lemon Bay tossed its third no-hitter in four games, defeating Parrish Community on the road. Abel Albarran tossed 5.2 innings, striking out 12 and walking two. Barret Curry picked up the nal four outs, fanning two, to seal the deal. Lemon Bay (4-0) committed ve errors, spoiling the shutout, but continued to deliver on the basepaths, swiping for bases.SoftballFrostproof 13, Lemon Bay 0 The Lemon Bay softball team lost, 13-0, to Frostproof on Friday night. The Mantas (0-5) will host DeSoto County on Monday. Hardee 14, DeSoto County 2 The DeSoto County softball team lost, 14-2, to Hardee on Friday night. The Bulldogs (2-2) will play at Lemon Bay on Monday. Sta reports SUN PHOTO BY CHRIS BLAKEVenices Kiersten Kiki Slattery (13) watches her shot get past Fleming Islands goal keeper Mackenzie Kirk (1) and into the n et to give the Indians a 1-0 lead during Friday nights state seminal match at Powell-Davis Stadium. SUN PHOTO BY TIM KERNWith 14 minutes to go in the rst half, Sophia Cherniak scores the equalizer for her Lady Mantas against Arnold High School on Friday night in the 4A state seminals. GOLF By JOHN MARSHALLAP SPORTS WRITERTUCSON, Ariz.  Phil Mickelson waded into the mud after his tee shot on Tucson Nationals 15th hole trickled into a pond. He adjusted his feet for balance and punched a 9-iron down the fairway, earning applause from playing partner Fred Couples. Another 9-iron on the par 5 to 4 feet and, after wiping o his shoes, an improbable birdie. A bit of Mickelson magic has Lefty in the hunt to make history. Mickelsons mud birdie highlighted a 3-under 70 at the Cologuard Classic on Friday, putting him in contention for a third straight victory to open his PGA Tour Champions career. I was so heated, I was going to get in there and play it no matter what  how high that mud came up, it didnt matter, Mickelson said. It wasnt a hard shot, the ball was sitting ne, so I was going to get in there. Mickelson was four shots behind Mike Weir, who had a bogey-free 66 in windy conditions at Tucson National. Scott Verplank holed out from a greenside bunker for birdie on the par-4 ninth to close out a 65. Mickelson is bidding to become the rst player to win his rst three starts on a PGA Tour-sanctioned tour. Lefty had a relatively stress-free front nine, shooting 3 under on one of the courses where he became the last amateur to win on the PGA Tour 30 years earlier. He hit his second shot on the par-5 eighth hole onto the side of the adjacent No. 3 tee, where Je Sluman was walking past after teeing o. I hit it way over here just to say hi, Mickelson said, drawing a laugh from Sluman. Facing a dicult downhill lie in the dormant Bermuda, Mickelson hit the ball to about 6 feet and made the putt for birdie. The ve-time major champion began having trouble on the back nine, starting with a three-putt bogey on the par-4 11th. Mickelson took double bogey after hitting out-ofbounds on the par-4 13th and appeared to be in trouble when his tee shot on No. 15 rolled into a pond at the corner of the dogleg. The pond was 237 yards from the tee, so Mickelson gured there was no way he could hit a 5-iron that far into the wind. Once the ball trickled into the mud, he went right in after it. Im going to have to have Callaway send me another pair of those shoes because these were new, but theyre not any good anymore, he said. Mickelson followed with another birdie on the par-5 17th, carving a 3-iron to the front bunker and nearly holing it. He closed with a par on the dicult par-4 18th to shoot even-par 37 on the back nine. Mickelson won the Ozarks National in Missouri last August in his rst start after turning 50 and followed up with a win at the Country Club of Virginia in October. Though primarily focused on playing on the PGA Tour, he opted to return to Tucson, where he won three times  the rst at Tucson National and TPC Starr Pass as 20-year-old amateur at Arizona State. Ive got some work to do to get those short irons close, Mickelson said. If I can do that, I can make a lot of birdies here, but this was not the day. I did not score very well today. 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PAGE 6B SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 2021 | The Sun | www.yoursun.com N/E/P/CWOMENS COLLEGE BASKETBALL By TIM REYNOLDSAP BASKETBALL WRITERKierstan Bell had never even heard of Florida Gulf Coast at this time last year. She was a freshman at Ohio State then, a few weeks away from announcing her plans to transfer. Little did FGCU know it was about to hit the jackpot. The 6-foot-1 Bell, a ve-star recruit with WNBA potential, made the decision to play for the Eagles and both parties reaped immediate benets. Shes rewriting the FGCU record book, the Eagles are undefeated with her in the lineup and once again seem like the mid-major that no Power Five school will want to see coming if they make next months NCAA Tournament. Bell is averaging 25.2 points and 11.2 rebounds, joining Michigans Naz Hillmon as the only two players in Division I womens basketball with those numbers. She is leading a team that is 19-2 overall, riding an 18-game winning streak and in command for the ASUN regular-season title. We thought within our system she would have a lot of freedom to do dierent things and show o her versatility, that she would really excel, FGCU coach Karl Smesko said. And I really thought she could become like a rst round WNBA draft pick  although I admit shes come along much faster than even I thought. Smesko has built a program that gets national attention each year, and with good reason. The Eagles worst record in the past dozen years  worst record  is 26-9. Theyre leading all Division I womens teams in 3-pointers made per game this season, without resorting to some gimmicky up-tempo style. They have the nations third-longest winning streak overall and, by far, the nations longest road winning streak at 21 in a row. Theyre just outside of making the AP Top 25 and are favored to make their seventh NCAA tournament in the last nine years that there has been one; they almost certainly would have gotten in last year if the tournament was played. Bell did her homework and liked everything she saw. I just wanted to be a part of it, Bell said. Coach Smesko, hes a great coach, been here for a long time, he knows what hes talking about. So, I just wanted to have a connection with a great coach and have a connection o the court, too. Thats why we came. There was symmetry from the jump. When Bell entered the transfer portal, her family had already decided to move to the southwest Florida area, not far from FGCUs campus. She found out Smesko was an Ohio native, like her. She was impressed by the programs long run of overwhelming success. The Eagles didnt oer her a scholarship immediately  it took three meetings before both sides determined it was the right t. In April, she committed. The Eagles started this season 1-2 before the NCAA sent word in late November that Bell was eligible to play without sitting out a full season. Theyre 18-0 since. I just do what I do, Bell said. I just go out and play basketball, Im not really a selsh player. I like getting my teammates better every day at practice. I like just getting them involved and being a team player. Bell is the rst to say that shes hardly doing this alone. FGCU lost 90% of its scoring from last season and has reloaded on the y; its top three scorers this season  Bell, guard TK Morehouse (18.3 points per game) and Aaliyah Stanley (9.5 ppg)  all are transfer newcomers. And even in a season where the Eagles are practicing less because of COVID-19 protocols and are in a very dierent routine, things are clicking. The team has jelled, in terms of just enjoying being around each other, and working together with so many new players and people in dierent roles, Smesko said. That usually takes quite a bit of time. FGCU has never had someone average 20 points for a full season; Bell is going to change that. Shes 155 points from the schools single-season scoring record, which also looks in jeopardy with four regular season games left and then postseason matchups. Shes shooting 58% for the season, second-best in school history. Her 42-point game against Jacksonville this past Sunday was another school record. The nation is noticing: Bell picked up national player-ofthe-week honors after scoring 78 points in two games last weekend. Bells obviously a skilled and talented player, Bellarmine coach Chancellor Dugan said earlier this season. She was a three-time Ohio high school player of the year; the only other player in state history who can say that is LeBron James. Bell averaged 10.9 points last season at Ohio State, then decided to transfer for personal reasons. So far, she and FGCU seem like a perfect match. I like where things are going, Bell said. NHL: ROUNDUP NBA: ROUNDUP NBA: CORONAVIRUSBell ringing up big numbers at FGCU PHOTO PROVIDED BY FLORIDA GULF COAST UNIVERSITY Kierstan Bell celebrates after a play agains t Temple earlier this season. Bell is fth in the nation in scoring at more than 25 points per game. By EDUARDO A. ENCINATAMPA BAY TIMESTAMPA  The Raptors went through with playing their scheduled home game against the Houston Rockets at Amalie Arena on Friday night despite being without starting forward Pascal Siakam, head coach Nick Nurse and ve of his assistant coaches due to the NBAs coronavirus health and safety protocols. Raptors general manager Bobby Webster said the league made the decision to play Fridays game after going through the NBAs twice-daily testing procedures. We get tested twice in the morning, so if those tests come back negative, that kind of gives you the clearance to participate in activities that day, Webster said. And then you can even do some testing later in the day if youre concerned about it. But I think you know once the negative tests came back this afternoon, I think that gave that gave the NBA the comfort that, at least for today, were clear. The six members of the Raptors organization landing in protocols does not mean they have positive coronavirus tests, only that at least one person in the group was in close contact to someone who tested positive. The absence of Nurse and his assistants left the Raptors scrambling, and assistant coach Sergio Cariolo, who had been quarantining after returning from coaching the Spanish national team in the EuroBasketball qualiers, will ll in for Nurse in an interim capacity. The team also considered plucking coaches from its G-League team, which is playing in a bubble in nearby Orlando. Asked whether the team considered having veteran point guard and on-court leader Kyle Lowry serve as a player/coach for Fridays game, Webster said that the leagues collective bargaining agreement prevented the team from paying a player to perform additional duties outside his contract. The coaches will work remotely while quarantining. They can have no contact with the bench during the game, under NBA rules. This marked the rst time the NBA has been forced to deal with a potential coach-related coronavirus outbreak since the pandemic shut down sports leagues last March.Raptors play on without Siakam, Nurse ASSOCIATED PRESSNEW YORK  Ryan Strome had a goal and two assists and Chris Kreider had a goal and an assist in New Yorks threegoal second period, leading the Rangers to a 6-2 win over the Boston Bruins on Friday night. Julian Gauthier, Colin Blackwell, Pavel Buchnevich and Jonny Brodzinski also scored to help the Rangers get their third win in four games. Adam Fox and Ryan Lindgren each had two assists, and Alexandar Georgiev stopped 31 shots to improve to 2-0-2 in his last four starts. With fans back at Madison Square Garden for the rst time this season, the Rangers beat Bruins for the rst time in three meetings. Boston was 5-0-1 in the previous six games with the Rangers. After the game, the Rangers gathered at center-ice to salute the 1,800 fans in attendance before skating o. Several players gave their sticks to some of the fans. Brad Marchand had a goal and an assist, Patrice Bergeron also scored and David Pastrnak had two assists for Boston. Tuukka Rask nished with 28 saves in the Bruins fourth loss in ve games. The Bruins, who lost 7-2 at the New York Islanders on Thursday night, had not given up more than four goals in their rst 16 games. WILD 3, KINGS 1 ST. PAUL, Minn.  The Minnesota Wild blitzed the Los Angeles Kings with three goals in a span of just over three minutes in the rst period and held on to win 3-1 on Friday night for their sixth straight victory. Kirill Kaprizov, Nick Bjugstad and Joel Eriksson Ek scored for the Wild, who ended the Kings six-game winning streak. Minnesotas last loss was to the Kings in Los Angeles on Feb. 16. That was Minnesotas rst game back after a two-week layo due to COVID-19 protocols. Cam Talbot stopped 27 shots for the Wild, holding the Kings scoreless until Je Carters goal late in the third period.Rangers rout Bruins ASSOCIATED PRESSMIAMI  Jimmy Butler and the Miami Heat got their most signicant win of the season and took down the team with the NBAs best record in the process. Butler scored a season-high 33 points, reserve Goran Dragic tied his season-best with 26 and the Heat held on to beat Utah 124-116 on Friday night  handing the Jazz (26-7) just their third loss in their last 25 games. Bam Adebayo scored 19 points and grabbed 11 rebounds for Miami, which has won a season-best ve straight games. Duncan Robinson scored 15 and Kendrick Nunn added 12 for the Heat. Donovan Mitchell scored 30 for the Jazz, who got 17 from Bojan Bogdanovic and 15 from Rudy Gobert. Mike Conley scored 14 for Utah, which got 13 apiece from Jordan Clarkson and Joe Ingles. Miami outrebounded Utah 49-36 and held the Jazz to 15-for-46 shooting from 3-point range. The Heat had to dig deep time and again in the fourth to pull out the win. Dragic found Andre Iguodala for an open 3-pointer, then made another himself on the next Heat possession for a 114-107 lead. Bogdanovics 3-pointer with 3:39 left started the last Jazz urry, Conley got a layup on the next Utah possession and Gobert made two free throws on the next. Just like that, the Jazz were within 116-115. But they got no closer, with Dragic taking a charge to erase what would have been a basket by Conley with 1:58 left. The Jazz wound up missing their last six shots. RAPTORS 122, ROCKETS 111 TAMPA  Norman Powell scored 30 points, Kyle Lowry had a triple-double and the depleted Toronto Raptors beat the Houston Rockets 122-111. The Raptors were without head coach Nick Norse, ve assistant coaches and starting forward Pascal Siakam in accordance with the NBAs health and safety protocols regarding the coronavirus. Lowry had 20 points, 11 rebounds and 10 assists to help the Raptors hand the Rockets their 10th straight loss. Fred VanVleet added 25 points, making 5 of 11 3-pointers. Lowry was 4 of 5 from long range, and Powell 4 of 8. Victor Oladipo led the Rockets with 27 points, and John Wall had 21 points and 12 assists. SUNS 106, BULLS 97 CHICAGO  Devin Booker and Deandre Ayton each scored 22 points and the Phoenix Suns rallied to beat the Chicago Bulls 106-97. Chris Paul, wholl join Booker at the AllStar Game, added 14 points, 15 assists and six rebounds to help the Suns win for the 10th time in 12 games. Zach LaVine scored 24 points for Chicago. The Bulls had won three in a row. Coby White added 19 points for the Bulls. CELTICS 118, PACERS 112 BOSTON  Kemba Walker made two late free throws and scored a season-high 32 points to help the Boston Celtics snap a three-game losing streak with a 118-112 win over the Indiana Pacers. Daniel Theis added 17 points and Jaylen Brown nished with 15. Indiana led by as many as 14 points in the rst half, but never led in the nal 24 minutes in losing for the third time in four games. Domantas Sabonis led the Pacers with 24 points and nine assists. Justin Holiday added 19 points and ve rebounds. THUNDER 118, HAWKS 109 OKLAHOMA CITY  Shai GilgeousAlexander scored 24 points, and the Oklahoma City Thunder beat the Atlanta Hawks 118-109 after changing uniforms at halftime because a mix-up left the teams wearing similar colors at the start. Lu Dort scored 19 points and Darius Bazley added 18 points and 12 rebounds for the Thunder. John Collins scored 25 points and Clint Capela had 17 points and 21 rebounds for the Hawks. Trae Young, who played at the University of Oklahoma, nished with 17 points on 7-for-21 shooting. CLIPPERS 119, GRIZZLIES 99 MEMPHIS, Tenn.  Kawhi Leonard scored 30 points, Lou Williams added 17 and the Los Angeles Clippers beat the Memphis Grizzlies 119-99 to split a twogame series. Terance Mann, Nicolas Batum and Paul George each had 13 points for the Clippers, 122-94 losers on Thursday night. Jonas Valanciunas led Memphis with 22 points and 11 rebounds. Ja Morant scored 20 points before he was ejected, receiving a pair of technical for arguing a no-call with 2:18 remaining. DeAnthony Melton scored 16 points.Butler, Dragic carry Heat past NBA-best Jazz 

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N/E/P/C www.yoursun.com | The Sun | SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 2021 PAGE 7B MLB Wright to start Braves spring opener By GABRIEL BURNSTHE ATLANTA JOURNALCONSTITUTIONKyle Wright will start the Braves exhibition season opener Sunday against the Rays, manager Brian Snitker said Friday. Wright will be the rst of seven pitchers who are scheduled to appear in the game. Wright, 25, could open the season in the rotation if Mike Soroka, whos returning from a torn Achilles, begins the season on the injured list. The realities of a 162-game season will give Wright opportunities, and its pivotal he makes the most of them. Veteran starters Charlie Morton and Drew Smyly are on one-year deals, so if Wright builds o his late season success in 2020, perhaps he nally establishes himself in the rotation for 2022. In the meantime, he provides valuable depth. As the Braves saw in just 60 games, a team can never have too many starters. Grant Dayton, Sean Newcomb, Carl Edwards, Tucker Davidson, Chad Sobotka and Patrick Weigel will follow Wright in the seven-inning aair. Dayton is among several competing for a bullpen spot. The same goes for Edwards, whos an intriguing non-roster invitee. If Edwards shows the repower he had before injuries stalled his career, he could certainly snag one of the open spots. Newcomb is a fascinating case. The lefty was jettisoned from the rotation during the 60-game campaign and never returned. A year earlier, he was extremely eective as a reliever. Newcomb is somewhat overlooked in the conversation, but its conceivable that he could work his way back into the mix at some point. Sobotka provides additional bullpen depth. Weigel is an annual xture on the most interesting pitchers list each spring. He appeared in his rst and only major-league game last season, but should see more time in 2021. Davidson, who made his debut in the regular-season nale last year, could see time as a spot starter and reliever over the course of the season. ATLANTA JOURNALCONSTITUTION/CURTIS COMPTONAtlanta pitching coach Rick Kranitz confers with pitcher Kyle Wright as pitcher Max Fried, left, looks on at their morning pitching session Friday at CoolToday Park.(Coach Paul) Hoover said, Youre coming up fth and youre going to win the game for us. And I replied: Heck ya, lets go do this, were goin win. But on the inside, I was like is this guy crazy? I havent had an at bat for like two weeks. You guys are going to put this one me? But its one of those things where I had all the condence in the world walking up to the plate. Once I got to the on-deck circle, I locked in. I knew I wouldnt be there if they didnt have the condence in me. As everyone in the Tampa area now knows, the condence paid o as Phillips delivered a single to tie it. An error on the play allowed the winning run to score as well. His gleeful airplane-style celebration made national news. It was 100% spontaneous, he said of the celebration. That was the rst thing that I could think of, celebrating like a kid in Little League. It just came out of nowhere. One person who wasnt surprised was Rays pitcher Joey Krehbiel, a non-roster invitee to spring training. Hes Phillips old teammate at Seminole High and his current housemate. Hes a one-of-a-kind person, Krehbiel said on a Zoom call Thursday. If you expected him to run and touch rst and just clap, youre wrong. Youre gonna get the full show. Thats what makes him him, and a special person. While some might assume that Phillips World Series heroics make him a lock to open the season with the Rays, roster spots are at a premium in Tampa Bay. There are seven outelders in camp and several inelders have experience there as well. I cant assume anything, he said. This is a situation where I have to go out there and play good baseball and show them that I can help them win ballgames. Thats the reality of the business. Its a reality that Phillips is all too familiar with after having spent time with four organizations. Just a few years ago, it seemed that he was ticketed for a starting job with the Milwaukee Brewers. In 2017, I got called up to Milwaukee and I played really good baseball. I was the everyday center elder in September, he recalled. Going into the oseason, I was going to at least be on the big-league roster going into 2018. Milwaukee then goes and trades for (future MVP) Christian Yelich and the signs (former All-Star) Lorenzo Cain. Those two guys are superstars, so where does Brett Phillips go? He goes on the back burner and waits his turn. It was a little deating, but its all part of it and I wouldnt trade it for the world because of where Im at now. Having been traded multiple times, Phillips has had his share of walking into dierent clubhouse environments. But throughout his career hes been able to maintain the same outgoing personality and positive outlook. What you see is what you get with me, he said. Im an open book and I dont hold anything back. When I go into a clubhouse for the rst time, I think people recognize that dude is either jacked up on coee or hes got a lot of energy. Kevin Cash and the organization know that Phillips, he likes to have fun, but when its time to work, he gets after it and thats what I want to be known for.PHILLIPSFROM PAGE 1B SUN PHOTO BY TOM ONEILLTampa Bays Brett Phillips warms up before the rst full squad workout this week at Charlotte Sports Park. Braves extend manager Snitker through 2023ATLANTA  The Atlanta Braves announced Friday they have extended manager Brian Snitkers contract through the 2023 season, with a club option for 2024. Snitker is certainly worthy of the job security, having led the Braves to three straight NL East titles and within one win of a spot in the World Series last season. 

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SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 2021 | YOURSUN.COM | SECTION C By DANIEL SUTPHINSTAFF WRITERPUNTA GORDA  Rather than scrapping the annual Pedal & Play In Paradise event due to the pandemic, TEAM Punta Gorda gave it a twist. Starting Monday, the volunteer-driven organization is hosting a two-week long, bicycle-based scavenger hunt around the city, called Build a Bike, Win a Bike  A Pedal and Play Alternative. The event oers cyclists the chance to ride their bicycles to seven sites and collect dierent parts in attempt to build one of TEAMs community Townie bicycles. After submitting a $20 registration fee, participants will receive an entry form with clues to each designated site to search for the parts. On their entry form, riders will record the names of the bike parts and their location. We are excited to hold this creative event, said TEAM spokesperson Bill Welsch. This new event is typical of many TEAM projects. A group of volunteers got together  this time via Zoom rather than in person  and kicked around ways to make sure TEAM had its annual cycling event, albeit safely during a COVID-19 situation. The scavenger hunt notion simply evolved as one safe way to help people have fun in a pandemic while keep the ongoing tradition of Pedal and Play alive. Once all seven sites have been visited and the bike has been built with the parts identied, the completed entry form will be dropped o in a secure mailbox at TEAM PG oces, 227 Sullivan St. in Punta Gorda. At a March 18 Zoom presentation, the winning entries will be drawn and announced. Participants do not have to be present at the drawing to win. First prize is a Townie bicycle available for inspection at Acme Bicycle Shop, 615 Cross St., Punta Gorda. Other prizes will also be available.Build a Bike, Win a Bike in Punta GordaModified Pedal and Play event offers scavenger hunt around city PHOTO PROVIDEDA broken down Townie bike to be used as part of TEAM Punta Gordas Build a Bike, Win a Bike  A Pedal and Play Alternative scavenger hunt event. By STEVE REILLYSTAFF WRITERENGLEWOOD  The Rotary Club of Englewood is ready to paint West Dearborn Street with artwork and ll the air with the sounds of live music. The clubs 39th annual Spring Fine Arts Festival is scheduled from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., March 27 and 28, at the Pioneer Plaza on the 300 block of West Dearborn Street. This years festival will feature the work of more than 80 artists, original jewelry and other crafts, various vendors, food and beverages including food and beverages from local restaurants. Aside from the weekly farmers market, the art festival is the rst large annual event to return to West Dearborn since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, said Debbie Marks, manager of the Englewood Community Redevelopment Agency. Due to COVID, last years art festival was canceled. We are thrilled, Rotarian Carol Peterson said about being able to hold the art festival. The club rst applied for the permit in January and were able to work out an acceptable plan. We have a lot of artists who have been with us for more than 30 years, Peterson said. This is our biggest fundraiser. Normally, the festival would see 110 artists. This year, its down to 88. Some artists and vendors arent condent to risk attending shows due to the pandemic. The art show is free to the public, but Rotarians will be asking for a $2 donation for the Englewood Rotary Youth Foundation. The nonprot Englewood Youth Foundation supports many local youth sports and other activities, as well as oering scholars hips to graduating Lemon Bay High School seniors. The Rotarians have developed a COVID-safe plan that was approved by the Sarasota County Emergency Services before receiving a permit for the festival, Marks said. The Rotary will encourage the public to wear masks. All vendors, artist and workers will be asked to wear masks. Sanitizer and hand washing stations will be available at strategic locations. SEE BIKE , 3C Rotary Spring Arts Festival returns to West DearbornShow is one of the first large annual events to return following COVID-19 cancellations PHOTO PROVIDEDRainbow Wave Jen CallahanSEE ROTARY , 3C By NANCY J. SEMONSTAFF WRITERThe Florida Department of Health now has reported a total of 1,898,223 cases of COVID-19; of those, 1,863,453 were residents. A total of 79,021 residents have been hospitalized, and there have been 30,624 resident deaths  up more than 600 from a week ago. Locally, the latest positivity rate in DeSoto County leads the region at 10.05%. The county also leads in the number of cases per 100,000 population. With a population of just 36,399, DeSoto Countys COVID-19 rate stood at 10,308 per 100,000 population. This compares with 5,922 per 100,000 in Charlotte County (population is 176,954); 6,224 per 100,000 in Sarasota County (population 412,144), and 7,730 in Lee County which has a population of 718,679. In Charlotte County, 10,480 residents have tested positive for the coronavirus and 810 have been hospitalized since the beginning of the pandemic. There were 187 new cases in the last seven days ended Feb. 25. There were 14 more resident deaths, bringing the death toll to 359. In the latest testing, the positivity rate in Charlotte County was 2.40%. In Sarasota County, there have been 25,650 residents test positive since the pandemic began and of those, 1,238 have been hospitalized. There were 483 new cases in the seven days ended Feb. 25. There have been 730 deaths from COVID-19 in Sarasota County  26 in the last week. The countys latest positivity testing rate was 3.39%. DeSoto County saw 3,752 residents testing positive, and 273 have been hospitalized. In the seven days ended Feb. 25, there were 116 more cases. DeSoto County reported one more death in the last week, bringing the death toll to 73. Lee County has had 55,556 cases among residents; 2,051 have been hospitalized since the pandemic began. In the last week, there were 1,135 new cases and eight more died from the virus, bring Lee Countys death toll to 872. In latest results, 4.84% tested positive. The Agency for Health Care Administration on Friday afternoon showed the following numbers hospitalized primarily due to COVID-19: Charlotte County, 37; Sarasota County, 62; DeSoto County, six; and Lee County, 56. All counties had open beds and ICUs available. The situation in the public schools in Charlotte, Sarasota and DeSoto counties was looking brighter, as the schools were reporting fewer cases among students, with the exception of DeSoto High School were 26 students had the virus, and 87 were isolated and DeSoto County positivity rate over 10%600-plus Floridians died from COVID-19 this week as cases dropSEE COVID , 3C Voted the Best Patio Furniture Store in Port Charlotte, Sarasota, Manatee, and VeniceWhy Pay More Save Now!!Come Visit Our Newest Store Here in Port Charlotte PORT CHARLOTTE3616 Tamiami Trail Mon.-Sat. 9:30am-5:30pm Sunday 11:00am 5:00pm 941-889-7450SARASOTA3855 Clark Road, (East of Beneva on Northside of Clark) Mon-Sat 9am-5pm Sun 11am-5pm 941-925-1686BRADENTON5615 14th Street West, (US41-Tamiami Trail) Mon-Sat 9:30am-5:30pm Sun 11am-5pm 941-739-7711 Named One of The Top Patio Furniture Stores in the USA!!! 0%FINANCING AVAILABLEFOR A LIMITED TIME adno=3783399-1 CHARLOTTE CHARLOTTE 

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PAGE 2C SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 2021 | The Sun | www.yoursun.com N/E/P/C GULF WATER TEMPERATURE Monterrey 81/62 Chihuahua 78/56 Los Angeles 74/51 Washington 58/48 New York 51/42 Miami 83/74 Atlanta 76/62 Detroit 46/34 Houston 78/68 Kansas City 63/37 Chicago 50/39 Minneapolis 43/29 El Paso 72/43 Denver 36/13 Billings 31/18 San Francisco 63/49 Seattle 49/41 Toronto 45/31 Montreal 37/28 Winnipeg 7/-1 Ottawa 38/28 2 4 6 4 2 0 Trees Grass Weeds Moldsabsentlowmoderatehighvery highabsent absent 050100150200300500 750-50 Good; 51-100 Moderate; 101-150 Unhealthy for sensitive groups; 151-200 Unhealthy; 201300 Very Unhealthy; 301-500 HazardousSource: scgov.net 8 a.m.10 a.m.Noon2 p.m.4 p.m.6 p.m.The higher the AccuWeather.com UV Index number, the greater the need for eye and skin protection. 0-2 Low; 3-5 Moderate; 6-7 High; 8-10 Very High; 11+ Extreme. The AccuWeather.com RealFeel Temperature is an exclusive index of e ective temperature based on eight weather factors.UV Index and RealFeel Temperature®Precipitation (in inches)TemperaturesSource: National Allergy BureauPrecipitation (in inches) AIR QUALITY INDEX CONDITIONS TODAYTemperatures Precipitation (in inches) POLLEN INDEX PORT CHARLOTTETemperatures MONTHLY RAINFALL SEBRINGTotals are from a 24-hour period ending at 5 p.m.City Hi Lo W Hi Lo WPossible weather-related delays today. Check with your airline for the most updated schedules. Hi/Lo Outlook Delays AIRPORTCity Hi Lo W Hi Lo W FLORIDA CITIES WEATHER HISTORY VENICE WEATHER TRIVIAPunta Gorda Englewood Boca Grande El Jobean Venice Cape Sable to Tarpon Springs Tarpon Springs to Apalachicola Wind Speed Seas Bay/Inland direction in knots in feet chop High Low High Low MARINE TIDES Cold Warm Stationary Showers T-storms Rain Flurries Snow IceShown are noon positions of weather systems and precipitation. 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 / TONIGHTVery warm and more humid Mainly clear and warmHIGH 88° LOW 67°0% chance of rain 0% chance of rainMostly sunny and hot90° / 67°0% chance of rain SUNDAYPartly sunny and very warm89° / 66°5% chance of rain MONDAYVery warm with clouds and sun90° / 68°15% chance of rain TUESDAYNot as warm with times of clouds and sun80° / 61°25% chance of rain THURSDAYRemaining very warm with periods of sun88° / 65°25% chance of rain WEDNESDAY698292938581Air Quality Index readings as of FridayMain pollutant: ParticulatesPunta Gorda through 2 p.m. Friday24 hours through 2 p.m. Fri. 0.00 Month to date 0.74 Normal month to date 2.24 Year to date 1.03 Normal year to date 4.04 Record 1.19 (2019) High/Low 87°/55° Normal High/Low 78°/55° Record High 87° (2021) Record Low 28° (1967)Sebring through 2 p.m. Friday24 hours through 2 p.m. Fri. 0.00 High/Low 85°/55°Venice through 2 p.m. Friday24 hours through 2 p.m. Fri. 0.00 Month to date 0.82 Normal month to date 2.03 Year to date 1.01 Normal year to date 4.47 Record 1.19 (1963) High/Low 82°/59° Normal High/Low 75°/56° Record High 88° (1997) Record Low 27° (1967)Pollen Index readings as of Friday Month 2021 2020 Avg. Record/Year Jan. 0.29 1.23 1.80 9.93/2016 Feb. 0.74 2.11 2.43 11.05/1983 Mar. trace 3.28 9.26/1970 Apr. 4.02 2.03 5.80/1994 May 4.79 2.50 15.98/2018 Jun. 9.92 8.92 23.99/1974 Jul. 8.33 8.22 14.22/1995 Aug. 9.61 8.01 15.60/1995 Sep. 8.13 6.84 14.03/1979 Oct. 3.59 2.93 10.88/1995 Nov. 6.91 1.91 6.91/2020 Dec. 2.95 1.78 6.83/2002 Year 1.03 61.59 50.65 (since 1931) Today Sun.Apalachicola 69 64 pc 69 64 pc Clearwater 81 69 s 82 69 s Daytona Beach 81 65 pc 83 65 pc Fort Lauderdale 84 75 s 84 74 s Gainesville 85 64 pc 85 63 pc Jacksonville 83 63 pc 84 63 pc Key Largo 80 75 s 80 75 s Key West 82 76 s 81 75 s Lakeland 86 68 pc 87 67 pc Melbourne 82 69 pc 83 68 s Miami 83 74 s 84 74 pc Naples 86 68 s 86 70 s Ocala 86 64 pc 87 63 pc Okeechobee 85 66 pc 86 68 s Orlando 86 67 pc 88 66 s Panama City 74 64 pc 73 66 pc Pensacola 75 65 pc 75 65 c St. Augustine 76 64 pc 78 66 pc St. Petersburg 84 68 s 84 68 s Tallahassee 79 61 pc 79 64 pc Vero Beach 83 68 pc 84 66 s West Palm Beach 85 75 s 85 73 s Today 2:24a 10:01a 4:02p 9:20p Sun. 3:12a 10:31a 4:17p 10:10p Today 1:01a 8:17a 2:39p 7:36p Sun. 1:49a 8:47a 2:54p 8:26p Today 1:41p 7:04a --6:15p Sun. 12:39a 7:35a 2:02p 7:11p Today 2:56a 10:30a 4:34p 9:49p Sun. 3:44a 11:00a 4:49p 10:39p Today 12:54p 6:56a --6:15p Sun. 12:04a 7:26a 1:09p 7:05p ESE 7-14 1-3 Light SE 4-8 1-2 Light Ft. Myers 88/68 sun none Punta Gorda 89/66 sun none Sarasota 83/67 sun none Full Feb 27 Last Mar 5 New Mar 13 First Mar 21Today 7:04 p.m. 7:22 a.m. Sunday 8:08 p.m. 8:00 a.m. Today 6:54 a.m. 6:28 p.m. Sunday 6:53 a.m. 6:29 p.m. Today 5:31a 11:44a 5:57p ---Sun. 6:24a 12:14a 6:50p 12:37p Mon. 7:19a 1:06a 7:44p 1:31pPUBLICATION DATE: 02/27/21 WORLD CITIES Today Sun. Today Sun.Amsterdam 51 36 pc 49 38 pc Baghdad 71 43 s 71 46 pc Beijing 54 27 pc 42 26 sh Berlin 49 36 pc 51 35 pc Buenos Aires 82 71 s 82 72 pc Cairo 73 51 s 71 52 pc Calgary 24 17 pc 41 27 c Cancun 84 76 pc 85 75 pc Cape Town 88 65 s 93 66 s Caracas 84 75 pc 83 74 pc Dublin 53 41 pc 49 39 pc Halifax 34 33 pc 45 32 s Kiev 41 34 sn 38 33 c London 53 37 pc 51 40 pc Madrid 64 38 pc 59 41 pc Mexico City 80 54 s 81 56 s Montreal 37 28 sn 40 36 sh Moscow 34 22 c 32 21 c New Delhi 88 60 pc 85 58 pc Paris 50 37 pc 52 35 s Rio de Janeiro 82 75 t 85 74 c Rome 62 45 pc 63 41 s St. Johns 23 19 pc 32 28 sn San Juan 83 74 sh 82 73 sh Sydney 76 67 c 80 68 pc Tokyo 48 36 s 53 46 pc Toronto 45 31 r 45 30 r Vancouver 44 37 pc 47 41 r High 87° at Punta Gorda, FLLow -18° at Clayton Lake, ME(For the 48 contiguous states yesterday)69°On Feb. 27, 1717, the rst in a series of storms to hit New England struck Boston. Q: What is a growler? 88/67 86/69 86/68 84/69 83/68 81/71 84/68 88/68 88/67 89/66 89/68 91/67 91/68 87/68 87/68 84/68 87/68 79/69 83/69 82/68 91/68 85/68 83/68 87/68 83/67 81/69 81/70 88/68 87/69 88/68Forecasts and graphics provided by AccuWeather, Inc. ©2021 Today Sun. Today Sun. Today Sun.Knoxville 68 60 r 72 51 r Las Vegas 59 42 s 57 38 s Little Rock 61 59 r 64 44 r Los Angeles 74 51 s 69 47 s Louisville 60 53 c 64 40 r Memphis 65 62 r 66 46 r Milwaukee 45 36 pc 45 25 pc Minneapolis 43 29 pc 31 18 sn Montgomery 81 65 c 82 63 c Nashville 64 60 r 68 47 r New Orleans 79 66 pc 79 64 c New York City 51 42 r 46 42 r Norfolk, VA 65 51 r 70 57 sh Oklahoma City 62 40 c 54 33 c Omaha 51 30 pc 41 30 pc Philadelphia 53 43 r 47 44 r Phoenix 72 46 s 65 43 s Pittsburgh 56 41 c 55 36 r Portland, ME 40 31 sn 43 37 c Portland, OR 50 41 pc 54 39 c Providence 48 36 r 46 40 r Raleigh 66 54 r 76 58 pc Rapid City, SD 34 16 sf 39 21 s Salt Lake City 36 21 sn 39 22 s St. Louis 60 49 pc 59 31 c San Antonio 78 67 c 77 54 c San Diego 65 50 s 70 47 s San Francisco 63 49 s 64 47 s Seattle 49 41 pc 51 42 c Washington, DC 58 48 sh 56 50 r Albuquerque 58 29 s 51 30 c Anchorage 31 20 sn 21 7 sn Atlanta 76 62 pc 77 59 pc Baltimore 58 45 c 50 46 r Birmingham 77 63 c 77 57 sh Boise 39 20 sf 42 24 pc Boston 43 36 r 45 40 c Bu alo 43 34 r 49 33 r Burlington, VT 41 32 sn 45 37 c Charleston, WV 58 50 sh 60 42 r Charlotte 67 54 pc 75 61 pc Chicago 50 39 pc 50 28 pc Cincinnati 55 49 pc 62 34 r Cleveland 48 38 c 56 32 r Columbia, SC 77 60 pc 79 65 pc Columbus, OH 53 45 c 60 36 r Concord, NH 39 31 c 41 35 c Dallas 69 60 sh 65 45 r Denver 36 13 pc 35 14 c Des Moines 48 33 pc 38 29 pc Detroit 46 34 pc 49 30 pc Duluth 37 21 c 26 2 c Fargo 24 7 sf 29 3 pc Hartford 44 32 r 43 36 r Helena 30 19 sn 39 25 sn Honolulu 80 70 pc 81 70 sh Houston 78 68 pc 77 63 pc Indianapolis 56 46 pc 61 32 r Jackson, MS 80 67 c 79 58 sh Kansas City 63 37 s 50 29 cA: A small iceberg about the size of a grand pianoThe Charlotte County Sheris Oce reported the following arrests: Richard Timothy Crago II, 33, 6100 block of Quince Street, Punta Gorda. Charges: possession of drug paraphernalia and possession of a controlled substance without prescription. Bond: $4,000. Donald Lewis St. James, 39, homeless Port Charlotte. Charges: possession of drug paraphernalia, two counts of possession of a controlled substance without prescription and three underlying charges. Bond: none. Stanley Lawrence Hendrzak Jr., 42, 11900 block of SW Lake George Terrace, Arcadia. Charge: possession of drug paraphernalia. Bond: none. Donald Matthew Busa, 72, of Cape Coral. Charge: exposure of sexual organs. Bond: $2,500. Florida Highway Patrol reported the following arrest: Donald Lynn McNaughton, 37, 7200 block of Mamouth Street, Englewood. Charge: DUI. Bond: $1,500. The Punta Gorda Police Department reported the following arrest: Yadira Valentin, 22, Cape Coral. Charges: out-of-county warrant and give false ID to law enforcement. Bond: none. The Sarasota County Sheris Oce reported the following arrests: Rebecca Lynn Carlin, 42, 1700 block of Maryknoll Road, Englewood. Charge: possession of drug equipment. Bond: $500. John Allan Hopper Jr., 40, 1800 block of Braddock Avenue, North Port. Charges: DUI-fourth or subsequent oense, grand theft of motor vehicle, refusal to submit to DUI test after license suspended, DUI with damage to property or person of another, driving with license suspended or revoked, and leaving the scene of a crash involving property damage. Bond: $4,620. The North Port Police Department reported the following arrest: Patricia Eileen Mishk, 62, 4200 block of Renova Avenue, North Port. Charge: battery on a person 65 years or older. Bond: none. Compiled by Anna Bryson POLICE BEAT By ANNA BRYSONSTAFF WRITERThe Charlotte County Sheris Oce conducted one of its routine undercover operations to combat sexual activity in local parks on Thursday. Six deputies were involved in the operation at Charlotte Flatwoods Environmental Park at 15801 Tamiami Trail in Punta Gorda. The undercover deputy waited for someone to arrive at the park, and the two talked about shing and tattoos, according to the arrest report. The two men walked down a trail together, and the deputy asked Donald Busa, 73, what he was looking for. Busa responded, he was looking for oral sex, the report states. The deputy and Busa continued to walk down the trail, looking for a secluded spot, the report states. The man started to touch himself over his pants, and the deputy asked what he was working with, according to the report. The man then took down his pants, and the deputy gave the signal for the other deputies to move in for an arrest. Busa, of Cape Coral, was arrested on a charge of exposure of sexual organs. Theyre walking that tightrope of entrapment, said Russel Kirshy, a local defense attorney. Theyre basically enticing someone to commit a crime when they wouldnt normally be disposed to do that when you solicit someone like that. CCSO did not immediately respond to a request for comment. The park has a history of being a place for men to meet up. The statute is clearly violated, but the question is would he have violated it without the behavior from the sheris department, Kirshy said. It feels a little ugly. It feels like were not really investigating crime; were creating crime. Email: anna.bryson@yoursun. comUndercover sex sting in park nets one arrest SUN FILE PHOTOCharlotte Flatwoods Environmental Park, located at 15801 Tamiami Trail, Punta Gorda. BUSA By STEVE REILLYSTAFF WRITERENGLEWOOD  For two months, red tide algae blooms were only being detected in Lee and Collier counties  never north of Pine Island Sound. Until now. Very-low concentrations of the toxic algae were detected in Stump Pass, Gasparilla Pass and Boca Grande Pass this week. One sample taken in the Gulf of Mexico about 5.5 miles o Boca Grande showed a low concentration, which is 10,000 to 100,000 cells per liter of water. The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission posts on myfwc.com all the water samples taken in Florida within the previous eight days. The map is updated every weekday evening at 5 p.m. Other water samples pulled from Sarasota and Charlotte counties only showed natural background counts of algae cells, less than 1,000 per liter of water. The map shows Pine Island Sound, south of Boca Grande and Charlotte Harbor, remains a hot spot for red tide: six samples of low concentrations and four medium concentrations of 100,000 to 1 million cells per liter of water. The red tide algae is natural Gulf waters. However, higher concentrations, especially when concentrations exceed 100,000 cells per liter of water, people suer coughing, respiratory and other ailments. Fish and other marine life, including manatees and dolphins, die. In the last two weeks, state wildlife ocials received reports of nine sh kills in Lee County and another two in Collier County due to red tide algae concentrations. None in Charlotte nor Sarasota. THE GOOD NEWS Beach goers can breathe easy. Mote Marine Laboratory posts its daily beach conditions on visitbeaches.org. The good news is no one complained of respiratory ailments or dead sh washing up onto any beaches in Southwest Florida. The Red Tide Respiratory Forecast map at habforecast. gcoos.org also predicts a very low chance beach-goers will suer respiratory irritations from red tide from Naples to Clearwater. To learn more about red tide, visit myfwc.com. Email: steve.reilly@yoursun. comRed tide creeping north to Stump Pass 

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N/E/P/C www.yoursun.com | The Sun | SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 2021 PAGE 3C By NANCY J. SEMONSTAFF WRITERLooking to sell a home? Now is the time, according to local Realtors and the latest home sale data. But if youre downsizing and going to buy in the area, nd something rst before listing your home, advised Bill Dryburgh, president of Realtors of Punta Gorda-Port Charlotte-North Port-DeSoto, representing more than 1,400 Realtors, because things are selling quickly, and the sellers market is not expected to change for awhile, he told The Daily Sun . The week before last we had a Zoom meeting with economists out of D.C.; all three of them think things are going to run (this way) for the next two to three years, Dryburgh said. He said, Were seeing it now; people are coming from New York, New Jersey, California and Pennsylvania to avoid high taxes. A large number of new buyers are coming to our region for the sunshine and lower cost of living, Dryburgh added. In addition, his fellow Realtors are seeing bidding wars; every week I get calls from an agent or two whos fairly new and asks, how do I handle multiple oers? Also, vacant lots in Port Charlotte, of which there are many, are garnering more interest. I had a lot listed in Port Charlotte for a long time, and recently got three calls about it in the same day, Dryburgh said. The numbers speak for themselves; the median prices of single-family homes and condos and townhomes in Charlotte County are up again from December and the prior year, while inventory levels continue to shrink. And sellers are getting close to 100% of their asking price in some instances. In January, the median price of single-family houses in Charlotte County was $275,000, up 14.6%, while the average price was $344,896, up 16.2%. By comparison, in January 2020 the median price was $240,000 while the average price was $296,745. Meanwhile, inventory levels for single-family homes continued to shrink last month. There was just a 1.5 month supply, down 63.4% year over year, compared with last January that had a 4.1 month supply. Year to date, inventory is down 51.2% for single family homes. Due to demand exceeding supply, sellers are getting close to their asking price. In January, the median selling price was 98.3% of the original listing price, or up 2%. This was compared to January 2020 when the median selling price was 96.4% of the listing price. In December 2020, the median selling price was little-changed from January 2021, at 98.2% of the original listing price. The median price for condos and townhomes in Charlotte County was $195,000, up 5.4%, while the average price was $239,406, up 10%. By comparison, in January 2020 the median price was $185,000 while the average price was $217,659. Inventory levels for condos and townhomes also continued to shrink in January. There was a 2.7 month supply, down 43.8% year over year, compared with last January that had a 4.8-month supply. Year to date, inventory is down 37.5%. Due to demand exceeding supply, condo and townhome sellers are getting close to their asking price. The median selling price in January was 96.4% of the original listing price, up 1.5%. This held steady from December 2020. But in January 2020, the median selling price was 95% of the original listing price.Real estate rally continues; now is time to sell says expertBuyers coming from NY, NJ, PA and CA By ELAINE ALLENEMRICHSTAFF WRITERENGLEWOOD  From her hospital bed, Bobbi Sue Burton planned Easter basket drop-os for Englewood children in need. Even in immense pain from painful chemotherapy treatments, Burton never stopped helping struggling families. Burton founded Project Phoenix to help families after a re, escaping domestic violence, homeless or those who needed a hand up. Through a retail store at 36 W. Dearborn St., she has paid bills for needy families. On Thursday night, Project Phoenix announced on its Facebook page that Burton was moved to Hospice. After the weekend, she will go to be comfortable in her own home. Burton has been in decline for some time, but recently cancer spread throughout her body. She gave it her all, and I know she has no regrets. She would want everyone to know what is going on. She fought hard these last 5½, years but she needs to rest now, the post said. During that time, Burton battled through cancer without canceling Halloween, Christmas and Easter parties for children. All year she collected gifts for a special day for them, shopping at the store for their loved ones. For a few dollars, children and teens could buy everything they wanted for themselves, their parents, siblings and extended family. During the year, she collected Halloween costumes and accessories to give children for free to trick-or-treat. Before Halloween, she held a party with face painting, crafts, cupcakes, all while children picked their favorite costume. Every Tuesday, Burton spearheaded dinners for homeless campers at Indian Mound Park. Whenever she was short hot meals or sleeping bags, coats, sweatshirts, socks or hats, Burton made Facebook videos explaining the need. The public responded. Hundreds of well wishers hailed Burton as the soul of Englewood this week. Others thanked her for everything shes done for the community, including giving free school supplies for teachers, helping single parents get a free washing machine or dryer, bedding or paying their rent, and always being there for so many in need. Burtons daughter said Friday that Bobbi Sue is resting with her family, husband, Bill, and pup, Duke by her side. The Burtons are a close family who all live and work locally. On Jan. 24, Burton wrote on Facebook that she became a grandma gain. Everybody meet Archer!! I am so in love with him, she wrote. Before that post, she wrote, Another chemo down! Lets kill this cancer together! She has six grandkids and one on the way, said her daughter Kara Des. We spent her birthday and Christmas Eve together and Christmas. We also spent Thanksgiving. She also went with us for Halloween like she has every year since her oldest was born. She was in a lot of pain for all events, but really pushed to be there for her grandkids. At Christmas time Bobbi Sue wrote, I still need people to understand that yes at this point ... I am overdoing everything that I am doing  I am trying my hardest to still get Christmas things out to the families who are still in need. I am doing way more than I should, so please understand that this year is just not quite the same for me I am in massive amount of pain every single day. Doctors told Burton to rest up leading to her chemotherapy treatments. Despite that pain, Burton ensured others had a merry Christmas. She set up a bed at the shop so she could nap between giving gifts to families in need. Family members asked for Burtons friends to pray for peace and comfort at this time. We know she was a major pillar in the community and you all love and care about her, Des wrote. On Facebook, Burtons daughter Barbara posted a photo of the pair with a message to her mom, using words by singer Martina McBride: In my daughters eyes, I am a hero, I am strong and wise, And I know no fear. For more about Project Phoenix, visit www. projectphoenixenglewood. org or like the organizations Facebook page for updated information. Email: elaine.allen@yoursun. comShes known as the soul of EnglewoodProject Phoenix founders health is declining PHOTO PROVIDEDBobbi Sue Burton, the face of Project Phoenix, proudly attended Relay for Life events in Englewood. Although she beat cancer several times, shes suered for 5½ years. The cancer returned and spread throughout her body.Revenue generated from the event will be used to support TEAMs eorts to make Punta Gorda a better place to live, work and play, including our eorts to promote bicycle-friendly initiatives, Welsch said. March 2020 would have been the 11th Annual Pedal and Play in Paradise but it was canceled due to coronavirus concerns. The two-day bicycle event led around 600 riders in groups around the city. Putting hundreds of riders together during food events, registration lines and social gatherings seemed to us to be unsafe, Welsch said. So, it was decided that the traditional Pedal and Play would not be held this year due to pandemic-related health and safety concerns. Welsch said the primary purpose of Pedal and Play has always been to provide a fun cycling event for riders of all skills and ages. The goals for Build a Bike, Win a Bike are the same, he said. The event is just oered in a format that avoids crowds. We all hope in 2022 to return to a more traditional Pedal and Play event with 15-, 30and 60-mile supported rides. For more information, visit TeamPuntaGorda. org or call 941-637-8326. Email: daniel.sutphin@ yoursun.comBIKEFROM PAGE 1C PHOTO PROVIDEDA TEAM Punta Gorda Townie bike that can be won by participants in the organizations new Build a Bike, Win a Bike  A Pedal and Play Alternative scavenger hunt event. Social distancing will be practiced, as well as one-way trac guiding the public to the various art exhibitors and vendors. Safety of our guests as well as our participants is very important to the Rotary Club of Englewood. For more information, visit www.englewoodrotary.org. Due to COVID, last years art festival was canceled. We are thrilled, Rotarian Carol Peterson said about being able to hold the art festival. The club rst applied for the permit in January and were able to work out an acceptable plan. We have a lot of artists who have been with us for more than 30 years, Peterson said. This is our biggest fundraiser. Normally, the festival would see 110 artists. This year, its down to 88. Some artists and vendors arent condent to risk attending shows due to the pandemic. Part of the plan calls for the vendor tents to be spaced six feet apart from one another and they are expected to have hand sanitizer available to the public. Email: steve.reilly@yoursun.comROTARYFROM PAGE 1C quarantined as a precautionary measure. In Charlotte County just three cases were reported last week. There was one case at each of the following: Baker Center, Port Charlotte High School, and Punta Gorda District Support. In South Sarasota County, new cases were reported at Atwater Elementary (1 school personnel); Glenallen Elementary (1 personnel); and North Port High School (1 student and 1 school personnel). In DeSoto County, the following cases were reported: Memorial Elementary (1 student, 2 sta members); Nocatee Elementary (1 student); West Elementary (3 students, 2 sta members); DeSoto Middle School (2 students); and DeSoto High School (26 students, 2 sta). At all the public schools in our area, students having had contact with those testing positive are isolated and put into self-quarantine. Local health ocials are saying cases are expected to ebb as more people get vaccinated.COVIDFROM PAGE 1CCOMMUNITY NEWS BRIEFSProperty tax exemptionsThe Charlotte County Property Appraiser is now accepting 2022 exemption applications. Homestead Exemption applications can be led online at www.ccappraiser. com. Applications also may be led at one of the oces: 18500 Murdock Circle, Port Charlotte; South County Annex, 410 Taylor St., Punta Gorda; West Charlotte Annex, 6868 San Casa Drive, Englewood. Instructions and applications can be found at www.ccappraiser.com. The ling deadline is 5 p.m. March 1, 2022. For more info, call 941743-1593.Formal dress donations soughtPre-owned teen formal dresses are being accepted to be sold for $20 each at a Charlotte High School Project Graduation fundraising event being held from 9 a.m.-3 p.m. March 27 at Ridge Harbor Clubhouse. For more information, call Sharon Pressley at 941-639-1392 or email sharonpressley@gmail.com.Charlotte Chorale concertThe Charlotte Chorale will perform at 4 p.m. March 13 at First Baptist Church Punta Gorda. The performance, the second of three in the 2020-21 season, will feature select compositions by Franz Joseph Haydn and the composers he inuenced, followed by several works of Marvin Hamlisch, one of the most prolic and inuential composers for both Broadway and Hollywood. Frank Sanders, the rst-place winner of The Charlotte Chorales 2020 scholarship auditions and currently a freshman at Florida Gulf Coast University, will perform a saxophone solo. Frank is also the accompanist for the Chorale. Tickets, $25 for adults and $10 for students, can be purchased by calling 941-2040033. The audience will be limited to meet the social distancing guidelines. For more info, go to charlottechorale.com or email thecharlottechorale@yahoo.com.Youth basketball leagueRegistration for the Harold Avenue Regional Park recreation center co-ed youth basketball league is now open for kids ages 4-17. The league runs from March to May and is focused on skill development, fundamentals and teamwork. Return to play will include new guidelines and protocols designed for the safety of players, coaches and spectators. Registration can be completed by visiting Harold Avenue Regional Park recreation center at 23400 Harold Ave., in Port Charlotte, or online at www. charlottecounty.gov/recreation and clicking the online program registration link. For information, contact the Lonne Moore at 941-627-1074 or Lonne.Moore@ CharlotteCountyFL.gov. 

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PAGE 4C SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 2021 | The Sun | www.yoursun.com N/E/P/CHave you waited for prayers to be answered? Sometimes the answer is, Yes; sometimes No; and sometimes the answer is, Wait. Are there answers to prayer that you are waiting on right now? Anxious about? Philippians 4:6, says, Be anxious for nothing but by prayer and supplication make your requests known unto God. Believe that God cares enough for you to take your worry away. In prayer, turn your concerns over to God who can help you handle whatever comes your way. After all, He sent His only Son into the world to die for you! I bought an old trombone for $19 in 1931.Three years later, I traded it for a brand new one that cost $127.50. I began a paper route and paid Paynes Music Store in my hometown of Greenville, South Carolina, $2 a week. Until last year when the virus silenced our local band, I played this 70-year-old horn every Monday at the Cultural Center of Charlotte County. Back in the 1930s, it was a struggle to pay for a musical instrument. I was just a kid and money was hard to come by. One Saturday, I went into Paynes Music to make a payment on my trombone and they informed me that the bill had been paid. I still owed half the amount but my debt was canceled. What an answer to prayer. We can get unbelievable results when we go to God with our needs both great and small. The Bible tells us to keep believing and praying all the time. We should never give up praying, but by prayer and supplication let your needs be known to God. One of the best loved poems on prayer goes like this I know not by what methods rare, But this I know God answers prayers. I know that He has given His word, That tells me prayer is always heard, And will be answered, soon or late, And so I pray and calmly wait. I know not if the blessing sought Will come in just the way I thought; But leave my prayers with Him alone, Whose will is wiser than my own. Assured that He will grant my quest, Or send some answer far more blessed.  Eliza M. Hickok Prayer changes things and God is waiting for your request. Believe in Him. Be patient. He will answer. Rev. John T. James is a former Pastor, Tatum Ridge Baptist Church, Sarasota. He is now retired and living in Port Charlotte, and can be reached at peaceriver59@gmail.com. To submit a Sermon of the Week, email newstips@yoursun.com.God is waiting to hear your prayerSERMON OF THE WEEK THE REV. JOHN T. JAMESFormer Pastor RELIGION BRIEFSEVENTSGerman worship serviceThe North Port Community United Church of Christ, 3450 South Biscayne Drive, holds its monthly all German worship service at 3 p.m. today. The Rev. Attila Szemesi ociates. Due to COVID-19, there will not be a Fellowship Hour following the service. Masks are required.Lenten fish dinnersSt. Charles Borromeo Knights of Columbus will oer Lenten sh dinners from 5-7 p.m. every Friday during Lent: March 5, March 12, March 19 and March 26. The dinners will be available for $10 each via drive-thru takeout at the Parish Center, 21505 Augusta Ave. Port Charlotte. Tickets are sold at the door or in the school/parish oces. Dinner options are: fried grouper with French fries and coleslaw; breaded fried shrimp with French fries and coleslaw; combination grouper and shrimp with French fries and coleslaw; or baked white sh llet with mashed potatoes and coleslaw.Mens prayer breakfastFellowship Church of Englewood is having its monthly mens prayer breakfast on the rst Saturday of every month from 8-9 a.m. at 140 Rotonda Blvd., Rotonda. Its open to all men and its free. For more information, call 941-475-7447.Free concert Link Union is performing two full free concerts at the 8:30 a.m. and 10:30 a.m. services on March 7 at Fellowship Church of Englewood, 140 Rotonda Blvd., Rotonda. The Ozarksbased family consists of ve members who play 16 dierent instruments. Complimentary refreshments of coee, juice, fruit and pastries will be served at Fellowship Hospitality Café at 9:45 a.m. and free childcare will also be available. For more information, call 941-475-7447 or go to fcenglewood.com.Easter egg huntFellowship Church of Englewood will be having a Giant Easter Egg Hunt Eggstravaganza at 10 a.m. March 27 at the Fellowship Church Campus, 140 Rotonda Blvd., Rotonda. Six bikes and two drones will be given away as grand prizes along with six Easter baskets. Its free for kids up to 12 years old. For more info, call 941-475-7447 IN-PERSON SERVICESBurnt Store Presbyterian ChurchService: 8:30 a.m. traditional worship, 10:30 a.m. contemporary worship at 11330 Burnt Store Road, Punta Gorda. Online service: www.bspconline.org. 941-639-0001. The church also will be providing a scripture devotion and hymn online for every day of the 40-day Lenten season.Christ Lutheran ChurchService: 9:30 a.m. Sundays at 701 N. Indiana Ave., Englewood. Masks are requested. Bible study: 11:30 a.m. Mondays. 941-474-1989.Community Presbyterian Church, EnglewoodService: 10 a.m. at 405 S. McCall Road, Englewood. Enjoy a message and special organ music. Masks required. Social distancing enforced. Online service: www.cpcenglewood.com. 941-574-9579, email cpcenglewood@ gmail.com or go to www.facebook.com/ CommunityPresbyterian Englewood.Englewood United Methodist ChurchTraditional services: 7:30 a.m. and 11 a.m.; Contemporary service: 9 a.m. at 700 E. Dearborn St., Englewood. Online services: www.englewoodumc.net, Facebook Live or YouTube (EUMC Church TV) Channel. 941-474-5588.Faith Lutheran ChurchService: 8:30 a.m. Sunday in the Memorial Garden and 10:30 a.m. Sunday in the sanctuary, 551 Rotonda Blvd. W., Rotonda. Masks required. For the 8:30 a.m. service, bring your own chair or remain in your car  no seating will be provided. Social distancing enforced, masks mandatory. Online services: www. aliving faith.org 941-6973313. Lenten services indoors and online: noon March 3, March 10, March 17, March 24 and March 31 (indoors). Maundy Thursday and Good Friday services: noon indoors and online.Fellowship Church of EnglewoodServices: 8:30 a.m. and 10:30 a.m. Sunday at 140 Rotonda Blvd. W., Rotonda West. Nursery and childrens programs are available. Complimentary refreshments will be served at 9:30 a.m. at the Fellowship Hospitality Cafe. Communion service will be held after the 8:30 a.m. and 10:30 a.m. services on the rst Sunday of the month. Online services: watch fclive.com, fcenglewood.com or the churchs Facebook page. 941-475-SHIP.First Presbyterian Church of Port CharlotteService: 10 a.m. at 2230 Hariet St., Port Charlotte. Online service: www.fpcpc.com. 941-625-5045. The church also operates its food bank from 8-11 a.m. on the rst Tuesday of the month and from 4-7 p.m. on the second Wednesday.First Presbyterian Church of Punta GordaService: 10:30 a.m. Sunday at 25250 Airport Road, Punta Gorda. Mask required. Online service: www.fpcpunta.org.First United Methodist ChurchOutdoor service: 8 a.m. Sunday at Gilchrist Park. Bring a lawn chair. Contemporary service: 9:15 a.m. Sunday at 507 W. Marion Ave., Punta Gorda. Traditional service: 11 a.m. Sunday. Masks required and temperatures will be taken. Young Life teens are invited conduct the services, perform, give testimony and readings. Online services: whatis1st.com, facebook.com/whatis1st and youtube.com/1st unitedmethodistchurch.Friendship United Methodist ChurchService: 10 a.m. Sunday at 12275 Paramount Drive, Punta Gorda. 941-637-1717. Mask required. Email: friendshipumc@hotmail. com. Online: www. friendshipumcpunta gorda.comGulf Cove United Methodist ChurchTraditional services: 8 a.m. and 11 a.m. Sunday; Contemporary service: 9:30 a.m. Sunday at 1100 S. McCall Road, Port Charlotte. Masks are mandatory. Online services: www. GulfCoveChurch.com and click the Worship Online button. 941-697-1747 or GulfCoveUMC@gmail. com.Hope Lutheran Church Gulf CoveServices: 5:30 p.m. Saturday and 10 a.m. Sunday at 14200 Hopewell Ave., Gulf Cove. Parking lot service: 8:30 a.m. Sunday. 941-697-2345. Mid-week Lenten services are held at 10 a.m. Wednesday, and 4:30 p.m. in the parking lot.Lutheran Church of the CrossServices: 7:30 a.m. and 10:30 a.m. Sunday at 2300 Luther Road, Deep Creek. Online services: www.lccross. org. Sunday School and Bible Study: 9 a.m. Youth Group for grades seventh through 12th on the rst Saturday of each month. 941-627-6060.New Vision Fellowship (Free Methodist)Service: 10 a.m. at 20271 Tappan Zee Drive, Port Charlotte (Womans Club of Port Charlotte). Sunday messages are uploaded to the Facebook. 585-314-1145 or nvfpastor@outlook. com.North Port Community United Church of ChristService with communion: 10 a.m. at 3450 S. Biscayne Drive. Masks required. Online viewing available after noon Sundays: www. northportucc.org. Follow church Bible Studies and Adult Sunday School on Facebook.Peace River Baptist ChurchServices: 8:30 a.m. and 11 a.m. at 478 Berry St., Punta Gorda. Sunday School: 9:45 a.m. Online service: peaceriverbaptist.org or on Facebook.Sonrise Baptist ChurchServices: 10:15 a.m. and 6 p.m. at 11050 Willmington Blvd., Englewood. Facebook message available for both.Trinity Lutheran ChurchServices: 8:30 a.m. and 10:30 a.m. at 1379 McCall Road, Gulf Cove. Online service: facebook.com/ tlcsw. 941-828-1920 or email tlcsw3@gmail. com. Lenten services: 6 p.m. March 3, March 10, March 17 and March 24. ONLINE SERVICESCongregational United Church of Christ, Punta GordaOnline Sunday service: 10 a.m. on Facebook or www.punta gorda-ucc. com. Click To Watch Live toward the bottom of the homepage.Deep Creek Community ChurchOnline services: 8 a.m., 9:45 a.m. and 11:30 a.m. Sunday at deepcreek communitychurch.com.Edgewater ChurchOnline service: at 6 p.m. Saturday, and at 9:30 a.m. and 11 a.m. Sunday at www.facebook.com/ edgewaterchurch.Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Charlotte CountyOnline service: 10:30 a.m. Sunday. The Zoom ID is 93632314034. Everyone is welcome. THRIFT STORES Closet of Hope at Gulf Cove United Methodist Church , 1100 S. McCall Road in Port Charlotte, oers free clothing for children and adults of all ages. The closet is open from 9:30 a.m.-noon every Saturday. Individuals must present a photo ID at the door which reects their residence in Charlotte County or in Englewood, North Port or Venice in Sarasota County. Please wear a mask. Clothing donations are accepted when the Closet is open. Crafty Ladies of Gulf Cove United Methodist Church , 1100 S. McCall Road, will sell their hand-crafted items from 9 a.m.11:30 a.m. Thursdays (except holidays) at Oaks Cove, the small building behind the church. Call MaryEllen at 941-697-6384 to make an appointment for another day. Mask required. Email GulfCoveUMC@ gmail.com; website GulfCoveChurch.com. The St. Vincent de Paul Resale Shop , 17753 Toledo Blade Blvd., Port Charlotte, is open from 11 a.m.-3 p.m. Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday. Proceeds from the store support the St. Vincent de Paul Food Pantry. Today is the endof-month sale. Christ Community United Methodist Church Thrift Store, 27000 Sunnybrook Road, Harbour Heights, is open from 10 a.m.-1 p.m. Friday-Saturday. Find household items, clothing for all ages, furniture. Mask required. Proceeds support outreach programs for the community. For more information, call the church oce at 941-629-1593. St. Davids Thrift Shop , in the Bealls Outlet shopping center, 485 Indiana Ave., Englewood, is looking for volunteers who have three hours a week. Store hours are 9:30 a.m.12:30 p.m. Monday through Friday, and 9:30 a.m.-noon Saturdays. Volunteer hours are exible. Call Helen Diaguila at 941-474-1047. To submit religious news, email newstips@yoursun. com. Submissions will be edited for length. Announcements will run on a space-available basis. To purchase an ad to guarantee a spot in the paper for an event, call Display Advertising at 941-206-1000. OBITUARIESThere were no obituaries Friday.Featured EventsTEAM Punta GordaSponsored by TEAM Punta Gorda, Build a Bike, Win a Bike offers cyclists the opportunity, starting March 1, to ride to seven local sites in search of hidden bike part clues. Once all sites have been visited and bike parts identified, completed entry forms are dropped off at TEAM PG offices in Punta Gorda. Prizes include a Townie bicycle among others. To register, visit www.teampuntagorda.orgShannon Staub Public Library Irish or not, enjoy! Friends of Shannon Staub Public Library cordially invite you to our website for a FREE treat. Avid fans of Irish historical romance will learn about Cahal Dunnes new book Athenry in a 25-minute ZOOM conversation between Cahal Dunne and Shannon Staub, the woman for whom the library was named. Dunne will also be singing the song which inspired the book. www.friendsofsspl.org.Charlotte ChoraleCharlotte Chorale Concert: Haydn to Hamlisch. 4 p.m Sat, March 13, 2021, at the First Baptist Church Punta Gorda, 459 Gill St. The Charlotte Chorale will once again showcase both classical and modern composers ranging from the 18th to 20th centuries. Tickets $25. 941-204-0033. Audience limited to meet the CDC COVID guidelines of social distancing. Tickets & advanced registration required. 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PAGE 6C SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 2021 | The Sun | www.yoursun.com N/E/P/C By OLIVIA CAMERONSTAFF WRITERCharlotte County Public Schools recognized the students nominated for the 2021 Sunshine State Scholars Program. These students have excelled in their STEM classes. CCPS hopes their recognition may help students and their parents prepare for post-secondary education and inspire these students to continue on their path to a career in the STEM eld. The nominees were Hunter Cobb from Lemon Bay High, Madison Davis from Charlotte Virtual, Noah Rodriguez from Charlotte High, Jade Eisenhaur from Florida SouthWestern Collegiate High and Nicholas Nease from Port Charlotte High. The recipient Scholar was awarded to Hunter Cobb and the alternate was Noah Rodriguez. Jenee Mora , Lemon Bay High science teacher, congratulated Hunter, her AP biology student. He has always been at the top of his class for academic success. He works hard to make sure he understands everything hes being taught and strives for excellence in every assignment, she said. Lemon Bay science teacher Rebecca Swanson described Hunter as having a hardworking character. Hunter is a great student to have in class, said Swanson. Hes motivated, focused, and always happy to help his classmates. Charlotte High robotics teacher Chris Georg e also congratulated Noah Rodriguez for being recognized. Noah is an outstanding student in my Engineering and Robotics program at CHS, said George. His commitment and dedication to the program has been tremendous. DO THE RIGHT THING In other news, the Do the Right Thing of Charlotte County award ceremony was held on Feb. 4 at the Military Heritage Museum. CCPS shared each of the stories of the students recognized. Tara White , student at Neil Armstrong Elementary, was honored for her honesty after turning in a $100 bill to a school resource ocer and teacher. Emma Vana , student at Kingsway Elementary, made wooden ags to give to the law enforcement ocers she encounters in her everyday life. So far, she has handed out 245 ags and will continue to show her support for the ocers in the community. Port Charlotte Middle student Caleb Lawson helped retrieve an elderly couples dog from the woods of a local dog beach, and was recognized for his helpful character. Justin McDonald of Florida SouthWestern High and Home Education, won $500 from a cornhole tournament for Emmas Hope, a nonprot dedicated to helping families of children with cancer, but gave his winnings back to the organization. His partner decided to follow in his footsteps.Sunshine State Scholar awarded for excellence in STEMGood news from Charlotte County Schools PHOTO PROVIDED BY CHARLOTTE COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLSHunter Cobb was a recipient Scholar from Lemon Bay High School. 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N/E/P/C www.yoursun.com | The Sun | SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 2021 PAGE 7C STAFF REPORTNORTH PORT  After being closed for health precautions for more than a month, North Ports City Hall and police department lobby will reopen to the public Monday, city ocials said Friday. As in other cities, North Port closed nearly all of the citys facilities in March due to the COVID-19 epidemic. Many of the citys buildings reopened June 15, 2020 with precautions in place for social distancing and cleaning to keep city employees and members of the public safe. However, on Jan. 20, with a resurgence of the virus, the city limited access to City Hall, and halted services at the police department like ngerprinting for security checks. Services at city hall were limited to a drive-up window. Those in-building service will be back Monday, March 1, again with some precautions. With a consistent weekly positivity rate now below 5% in Sarasota County, we are taking steps to get back to normal, said Josh Taylor, city spokesman in an email Friday. Beginning Monday, March 1, we will once again be seeing customers in a walkup fashion inside City Hall including Building, Planning, Code Enforcement, and Utility services. The city has encouraged the public to use the convenient drive-thru window, drop box, and online digital services. While those resources and tools have been successful, there is a desire for more face-to-face interaction. The Police Department lobby will also be fully accessible starting Monday. Fingerprinting will be scheduled by appointment only. Contact Ivette Barnes at Ibarnes@northportpd.com or 941-429-7339 to schedule, or visit www.cityofnorthport.com/ government/city-services/ police/ngerprinting. Parks and Recreation facilities have remained open and continue to provide service with enhanced cleaning protocols. You can nd more at www.cityofnorthport.com/ parksandrecreation. Taylor cautioned that situations change and city ocials will take action when needed. Please note, as our community continues to respond to COVID-19, dierent sections of our facilities will be briey closed as needed for sta to continue implementing enhanced cleaning protocols. Visitors to these facilities are asked to practice good physical distancing as applicable and to follow the guidelines of the public health agencies. Masks are not required but are strongly encouraged when physical distancing cannot be maintained. Some services that dont require contact include:  Building and Utilities Division. Use the drive-thru window and the 24/7, secure drop box for permit drop-o and pick-up. Apply for permits at www.cityofnorthport.com/ permit, and check the status of your scheduled inspection at www.cityofnorthport.com/ inspections.  Code Enforcement. Download the North RePort App to submit a violation, or visit www.cityofnorthport.com/ online-services/northreport. Look up city codes at library. municode.com//north_port.  Planning Division. Send plans to planninginfo@city ofnorthport.com. Mail payments to City Hall or bring them to the Utilities drive-thru window.  Utilities Department. Customers may come in person, however, due to social distancing guidelines, only one customer group is allowed at a time into the Cashiering and Field oces. Utilize the drive-thru if possible, to pay your bill or ask questions about your account. For more information, or to pay oneline, visit www.cityofnorthport.com/ government/city-services/ utilities/utility-billing/ go-green-bill-payment-options. Find up-to-date announcements at www.cityofnorthport. com/alerts.North Port to reopen City Hall, police department to public Monday By SUE ERWINSTAFF WRITERNORTH PORT  About 40 adolescents gathered for a Teen Talk program at the Morgan Family Community Center on Thursday. The program, oered quarterly by the North Port Parks and Recreation department, gives students of Heron Creek Middle School and North Port High School the chance to share their opinions and ideas of what new programs theyd like to see in the community. At Thursdays meeting, Devon Poulos, North Ports assistant aquatics supervisor, said there are job openings for about 30 lifeguards at the facility. We will pay you as you train to become a lifeguard and then we will hire you to work for the city, Poulus said. So if youre a strong swimmer and you want to do this, let us know. Stop by our oce or apply on the citys website. Poulus also spoke about a new water polo team. One teen asked, What is water polo? Je Bailey, of the Southwest Florida Water Polo Organization, answered his question. Water polo is a game you play in the pool, but you dont touch the bottom, Bailey said. Its one of the most challenging sports youll ever play. Its also one of the most fun games to play. Its like a combination of hockey and dodge ball. Poulus said the team will start practicing after school in March, and he encourages everyone to check it out. We have an agreement with North Port High School and were going to start a high school water polo team there next year, Bailey said. So if you want to play on the team, start learning the game today. Other ideas that were discussed included 3-on-3 drop in basketball at the city pool, basketball after dark and a football tournament at the community center. Jonathan Wheatley, recreation supervisor at the Morgan Family Community Center, said Teen Talk is a result of a idea that was brought up at a city commission meeting in 2018. We wanted to make sure they had a voice, Wheatley said. We have a very high teen membership at the community center. So we held an informal meeting and it just grew from there. The next teen talk is planned to take place at 4:30 p.m. on May 20. The Morgan Family Community Center is at 6207 W. Price Blvd., North Port. For more information, visit www. cityofnorthport.com or call 941-429-7175. Email: sue.erwin@ yoursun.comTeens discuss aquatics and water polo at meeting SUN PHOTO BY SUE ERWINAt Thursdays meeting, Devon Poulos, assistant aquatics supervisor at the City of North Port, said there are job openings for about 30 lifeguards at the facility. adno=3786741-1 741 74 -1 1 Coming Thursday, March 18th... 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PAGE 8C SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 2021 | The Sun | www.yoursun.com N/E/P/CWe are lucky to live in a vibrant community with many opportunities for recreation activities even during these challenging times. Here a few programs being oered at the Ann & Chuck Dever Park Recreation Center, 6961 San Casa Drive, Englewood. Adaptive Recreation Program , 1-2:30 p.m. Sundays through May 30. This program adapts to each participants leisure interest and skills. Join us for a variety of indoor adaptive programs in a safe environment, including basketball, soccer, kickball, obstacle course, games and family fun, all while practicing social distancing. The program is open to ages 7 and up for a fee of $2. Fit and Fun P.E., 2-3 p.m. Thursdays. Fit and Fun P.E. promotes positive child development and increases overall tness. Children ages 6-15 are invited for mostly outdoor activities, games, and challenges that promote physical activity, cooperation, and teamwork. Preregistration is required, and parents must be on-site with their children. The fee is $2. Flex-N-Go, 9-10 a.m. Thursdays. Achieve greater movement with instruction on exibility to help increase muscle strength while improving balance and coordination. Each hourlong session is instructed by onsite sta. All tness levels welcome. Pre-registration required. Limited to 10 participants. The fee is $2. Walking 4 Fitness, 9-10 a.m. Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. This indoor tness: walk, do balance exercises, work on exibility and perform exercises at stations around the gym. Participants walked more than 6,500 miles in January. This recreation center also has an excellent tness room available for use by the public. Its open from 9-10 a.m., 10:30-11:30 a.m., noon-1 p.m. 1:30-2:30 p.m. and 3-4 p.m. Monday through Friday, and 11 a.m. to noon, 12:30-1:30 p.m. and 2-3 p.m. Saturdays and Sundays. The staggered times allow for proper sanitizing. Children ages 1417 must be accompanied by an adult to use the tness equipment. There is a $2 drop-in fee, or you can pay $40 for 6 months, or $75 for a 1-year pass. This great recreation center also oers pickleball, table tennis, family history writing, line dancing, and youth basketball clinics. Check out the program guide at https:// bit.ly/2NBG8WB or for more information contact the recreation center at 941-681-3760. TRINGALI CENTER And dont forget about our neighbors here at the Tringali Park Recreation Center. They are open with restrictions on the number of patrons allowed. The recreation center includes a gymnasium with a newly renovated wood oor and is equipped with six basketball goals. The gym is ready to use for indoor pickleball, volleyball and features a huge rock wall. Patrons must make a reservation for blocks of time to participate in drop-in programs such as pickleball, table tennis and walking tness classes. Online reservations may only be made for the next day and is limited to one activity per day per location. Patrons interested in participating in contracted instructor led programs such as Zumba should contact the instructor directly for registration information and class size limits. For more information, call 941-681-3742. FIT FOR LIFE Registration for Charlotte County Fit for Life 21st Senior Games is in process. You can register in person at any recreation center or at http://apm.activecommunities.com/charlottecounty/ Activity_Search/8996. Get out there and enjoy some safe and fun recreational activities! The Englewood Charlotte Library is at 3450 N Access Road in the Tringali Recreation Complex of State Road 776.Get active at your local recreation centersCOMMENTARY LYNDA CITROEnglewood Charlotte Library Thanks to the Moose PHOTO PROVIDEDEnglewood Moose Lodge 1933 presented the Charlotte County Sheris Oce with two cases of Tommy Moose dolls. The dolls are for deputies to keep in their cars and to give them to children who are in distress or in stressful situations Pictured are, from left, Detective Patton, Gerry Grei, Newt Webb, John Bienkowski, Detective Cpl. Freitas, and Detective Cpl. DePersia. COMMUNITY NEWS BRIEFSProject Graduation raffleSupport Lemon Bay High Schools Project Graduation by playing their March Madness rafe. Tickets are $10 each, and every winning ticket goes back in to the drawing for the next day. Check out the LBHS Project Graduation Facebook page, or send an email to projgradlbhs@yahoo.com for more information. Get tickets by Sunday to be in the drawings.Creating with clayCreate a mermaid marionette necklace during a four-day hand-sculpting clay worship in March at the North Port Art Center, 5950 Sam Shapos Way. Sessions 6-8 p.m. Tuesday nights. Cost is $40, which includes supplies. To reserve a seat, call 423-6460.Community yard saleNorth Port Parks & Recreations big Community Yard Sale is set for 8 a.m. to noon today at the City Center Front Green next to City Hall at 4970 City Hall Blvd. Find household items and the Crafters Corner. Changes may be necessary due to Covid-19. Please practice good physical distancing and wear a mask when proper distancing cannot be maintained. Stay home if you are feeling ill. 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N/E/P/C www.yoursun.com | The Sun | SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 2021 PAGE 9C PUBLISHER AND EDITOR Glen Nickerson COMMENTARY EDITOR John HackworthANOTHER VIEW: AMERICAS NEWSPAPERSWho cares about public notices? You shouldOne of the great things about living in the U.S. is that our city and county governments are required to keep their citizens informed about their actions. One of the ways they do this is through public notices  the informational notices that have been deemed to be of importance to local constituents. They are required by law to be disseminated by an independent third party to a broad audience within the community. An example of a public notice is a request to rezone a piece of property from residential to commercial. The ramications of such government action are obvious, and its in the publics interest to be able to monitor and provide input into such activities. Public notices are currently required to be published in the newspaper. There have been recent attempts in several states to change the law so that public notices are no longer required to be published in newspapers. The motivation for eliminating the newspaper publication requirement is typically from one of two sources: Sometimes it comes from a legislator who doesnt agree with the editorial position of the newspaper and may seek to remove public notices as a way to get back at them. And sometimes, it is a sincere approach to save the city or county money. While saving money seems to make sense at rst blush, when you weigh the impact on the community  losing transparency and the ability to keep citizens informed  the costs are minimal and worth the investment. Public notices have been around since the rst Congress, and newspapers have been the designated recipient of public notices since the beginning, when radio, TV and the internet didnt exist. We now have dozens, if not hundreds of media choices; there are more forms of communication than ever before. With such a multitude of choices it begs the question of whats the most eective medium, and are newspapers still a viable option? Broadcast TV, cable and radio often have a representative audience. However, it just isnt cost eective to produce ads and buy airtime for public notices, and those ads dont explain the complex issues as well. Plus, it isnt feasible to go back and watch a public notice ad that ran in an earlier time period. What about a city or county just posting the notices to their own website? This is the most signicant challenge that newspapers often face in the public notice debate, but this carries two signicant problems: Government websites dont provide the same proactive notice as newspapers. Most newspapers have at least 10 times the audience that city and county websites have, making newspapers and their websites far more eective. Newspapers provide independent verication that the notice was provided. It is not too far of a reach to imagine a city ocial burying a notice on the citys website or limiting the length of time it is seen if the notice was thought to be problematic. When a notice is in the newspaper, the publisher is required by law to verify that the notice is printed according to the statutes. This provides the community with the information it needs. With a newspaper, it is easy to document when the notice was published in print and online, and exactly what it said. While there are many websites that have large audiences, most are specically targeted at a specic interest, and not for a local (geographic) community. Public notices, by their very nature, are local and only have value to the audience who live in the impacted area. The laws in most states require that the public notices printed in newspapers must also be posted to the newspapers website, so the right audience is reached in print and online. Plus, the most interested observers of a community and its government typically read the local newspaper; there are typically few or no other entities that provide news about the city and county. It is rare to nd a local website with an audience more interested in the actions of their government than that of the local newspaper. Newspapers charge a reasonable fee for publishing public notices  usually signicantly less than the commercial rates charged to other advertisers. This covers the newspapers expense and may even provide a small prot. Considering the important role that newspapers play in their community, this is a worthwhile investment in an institution that provides news and information that is rarely available elsewhere. Let your state legislators know that you value being able to access notices in your newspaper and that they are worth the investment. There is a cost to keeping citizens informed, but the costs of not doing so are much higher! 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.Kind donations will help area kidsE:Some good news in this crazy time! Beyond Ourselves, part of PGICA, distributed $44,500 to seven Charlotte County Childrens Charities from their canceled Home Tour which was to take place on February 6, 2021.The collection of money was made possible by the generous donations of businesses and individuals understanding that these seven charities and many more have had their fundraising events such as our annual Home Tour canceled due to the pandemic. Our biggest donors, West Coast Builders and Harbor Home builder, have contributed thousands of dollars. Harbor Homes added another $5,000 at our February 6th event, and we are still collecting contributions. Many donors have contributed anonymously. We thank each and every one of our donorslarge and small. Our present charities are: Crossroads Hope Academy, Back Pack Kidz, Guardian ad Litem, St. Vincent de Paul, Healthy Start, Drug Free Punta Gorda and CCPS Homeless Project. We are happy to regroup and distribute more money to these charities. We appreciate all contributions! Hopefully, our next Home Tour will take place on February 5, 2022. Thanks again for all the donations and we are open for more. We can assure you that all contributions will reach a needy child in Charlotte County!! M H Chairperson for Share the Love for Kids Home TourAP reporter not fair to LimbaughE:I was disappointed that The Sun chose to publish an AP article by Matt Sedensky on the death of Rush Limbaugh. Sedensky obviously showed his bias by writing such a negative article on the death of one of the most inuential conservative voices America has ever known. Yes, Rush could be brash and controversial at times. But the notion that he spread hate is only accepted and believed by the left. Rush was a kind and generous individual who loved this country and was a true philanthropist. He gave millions of dollars to countless charities like St. Jude and many others that will pr obably never be known. He was instrumental in raising over $2 million for Tunnel to Towers through has Betsy Ross T-shirt fund. Something that Sedensky failed to mention. Rush was a genius in his political analyst and an iconic voice for conservatives. According to Sedenskys LinkedIn, page he claims to be a fair and honest reporter. This article was anything but fair and it slandered one of the greatest broadcasters in history. Rush spoke his mind for millions of Americans, and I was thrilled, that before his death he was awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom. Rush was loved by millions and his memory and legacy was sullied by this AP reporter. R.I.P. R P Punta GordaCharlotte schools need to get facts rightE:Thank you for your article on my wife Michelle Kasanofsky. Her passion and love for her students and her music is manifested every day of her life. The response that you received from Mike Riley of the school district that there was no intention to remove any music course in their schedule was not true. That is exactly what they did and told my wife to like it or lump it. Had she not taken a leave of absence there would have been no changes to her class schedule. She has built that program from scratch over the last 22 years. Mike Riley and the school district should check their facts. N K North PortA suggestion for giving out shotsE:During these tumultuous times I have been patiently waiting as many of you also have, to be scheduled for a COVID-19 shot. First of all, I am in 100% agreement that the rst responders, healthcare, frontline workers and anyone over 65 should be rst to be treated. However, after this initial response I have a suggestion to all federal, state and local governments. When it is determined that all above 65 years of age who want to be treated have been or soon will be, then start next with 64 year-olds, and as each group year is treated, progress down to the next year. This will end all frustration of individuals trying to schedule appointments, which for many, has been a nightmare. This will also eliminate the COVID Granny situation that recently occurred in Orange County. This is a doable plan. I challenge all government levels to implement this process. I pay my taxes and you know who I am. This is very doable without anyone bucking the system. If I can be sent a tax bill I can be sent a card for a COVID shot appointment. I then call a pre-determined number to conrm the time and location. To all Florida and Charlotte County government, lets take the lead on this issues. There is much time to make tis a workable situation and insure the best possible solution to a mess that on one inherited. This can and will work. God bless all involved. C L Port CharlotteWriter exaggerated facts on Capitol riotE:In reference to a letter regarding Trump and the protest. He said a police ocer was beaten to death with a re extinguisher which is completely untrue. That ocer died at the hospital from an allergic reaction to some type of spray. He was examined and it was determined he did not have a blow to the head from a re extinguisher. Other people who died included a woman bystander who was shot by the police, a man who had a heart attack, another from a stroke. Protesters who were observed by a person living a few blocks from the White House were not carrying weapons but signs and were peacefully marching. She said that gun ownership was illegal in Washington and strictly enforced. People who rioted and sacked the Capitol building were a separate group. Guns were not observed. Pipe bombs placed at both the Democratic and Republican headquarters were done the night before the insurrection by a person or people unknown as the FBI is not releasing information. Reported video of Trump calling for the protest deleted the part where he added peacefully at the end of his speech. Everyone needs to do some fact checks before they send these one-sided letters to the editor. This only helps encourage readers to believe everything they read or hear on the media. R H North Port PUBLISHER AND EDITOR Glen Nickerson COMMENTARY EDITOR John Hackworth 

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PAGE 10C SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 2021 | The Sun | www.yoursun.com N/E/P/COPINIONSNow in its 30th year, the Utilities Department provides potable water, wastewater treatment and disposal and reclaimed water for irrigation, serving more than 63,000 customers throughout unincorporated Charlotte County, including more than 41,000 sewer connections and more than 63,000 water connections. In 2020, the utility distributed 4.2 billion gallons of water through 1,500 miles of pipeline. It operates and maintains 960 miles of sewer pipeline. Extensive removal and replacement eorts are underway on water and sewer system components nearing the end their lifespan as part of the utilitys repair and replacement program in its strategic plan. Also funded under the plan is a Cybersecurity, Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA) project to ensure the safety of the utility system. Additionally, a $1 million grant will fund a resiliency study to improve the utilities preparation for sea level rise and hurricanes. April 1 begins the third and nal year of a 7% rate increase for Charlotte County Utilities customers. The increases will fund critical capital improvement projects, system replacement and rehabilitation of infrastructure, operating and maintenance expenses, and existing and future debt service payment requirements. Since February 2019, when the rate increase was approved, capital improvement projects, including the expansion of the East Port Water Reclamation Facility and the replacement of the Burnt Store Water Reclamation Facility are quickly moving along. Both projects are in the nal design phases. Construction is expected to begin at the end of this year. In the next few years, due to signicant growth in West County, the utility plans to start the expansion at its West Port Water Reclamation Facility. The state requires these projects due to current and projected growth within these areas. As a member of the Peace River Manasota Regional Water Supply Authority the county is responsible for its portion of costs to ensure there is the necessary infrastructure to provide signicant water supply to 90%of its water customers. Future water demand projections show more water storage will be needed to meet demands for years beyond 2030. To meet the requirement by 2030, a project is currently underway to increase storage by six billion gallons. Extensive replacement and rehabilitation of our current infrastructure is also in progress. In central part of the county construction on Lift Station No. 2 has begun. Initially constructed in the 1960s, this lift station has reached its maximum life expectancy. In conjunction with the lift station project, the water and sewer mains along Conway Boulevard are also being replaced. Replacement of numerous existing wastewater and water mains throughout the county is underway. Work has also commenced in the Deep Creek neighborhood to replace the existing sewer force main. This project also includes upgrading the existing pumps and apparatuses at ve lift stations within the project limits. The Ackerman water quality project includes replacing the current aging water lines and construction of a new water booster station. Lastly, both physical and cyber security is extremely important to our operations. Over the next few years the utility is making signicant security improvements to existing infrastructure. Without the 7% increases, these vital projects would not be possible. Readers may reach Charlotte County Utilities Department Director Craig Rudy at Craig. Rudy@CharlotteCountyFL.gov.Utility strategic plan funds water infrastructure CRAIG RUDYCharlotte County Utilities Director This past June, Heartland Forward named the Punta Gorda metropolitan area that encompasses all of Charlotte County, the seventh best entrepreneurial ecosystem in the nation. This designation conrmed what many entrepreneurs have come to appreciate about doing business here. Business owners are well networked, have access to nance capital, and are able to attract the talent needed to operate successfully. It also doesnt hurt that the area is a natural paradise and has no income, inheritance, or estate taxes. These are key factors that draw business owners from established economic hubs. As of this week, the city has 1029 active business licenses within the city limits of Punta Gorda. To assist with marketing the business community the City of Punta Gorda has launched a new program entitled Promote Punta Gorda. This is a small business spotlight to focus on the businesses that are at the heart of Floridas Harborside Hometown. Promote Punta Gorda will feature the many business owners and their oerings. It also will highlight the many benets to buying local. Small business owners within the city limits of Punta Gorda are eligible to have their business featured on the citys social media channels and in the Weekly Highlights Report. To sign up to be in the spotlight visit http://www. ci.punta-gorda..us/i-wantto/promote-punta-gordabusiness-spotlight or call (941) 575-3394 for more information. Another oering unique to the City of Punta Gorda is the opportunity for prospective business owners to participate in a Design Studio. This pre-application meeting, led by Urban Design sta, assists the applicant in deciding if their new proposed development meets guidelines in accordance with the Land Development Regulation prior to submitting any development application. Design Studio meetings in March will take place on March 11th and March 25th from 1 p.m. until 4 p.m. The city continues to invest in infrastructure improvements that benet both residents and businesses, such as the reverse osmosis water plant and future wastewater treatment plant expansion. The quality of our amenities also makes Punta Gorda unique and attractive to business owners. Our businesses benet from continual investment in improvements such as at Ponce Park, upgraded splash pad amenities slated for Laishley Park, and the maintenance of the Herald Court Centre parking garage providing free parking for business customers. Small business is a critical economic driver for the city. Not only do small businesses create jobs, they also foster community pride and create a unique sense of place. It is only with the partnership with business that the city can fulll its mission to preserve and enhance Punta Gordas identity as a vibrant waterfront community, unique in character and history; and as a desirable place to live, work, and visit. Readers may reach City Manager Greg Murray at citymgr@cityofpuntagorda. com or by calling 941-575-3302.Punta Gorda great place for entrepreneurs GREG MURRAYPunta Gorda City Manager I believe all of us here in Charlotte County, and indeed across Florida, wish to live in a clean, healthy environment. Unfortunately, that is not always the case. I am distressed when I drive down too many of our streets and roads and see far too much trash that has been thoughtlessly discarded along the sides of both major and minor roads. This includes aluminum cans, glass bottles, plastic water and soda bottles, in addition to other forms of discarded items. Those of us who are boaters, or beach lovers, have seen the same debris out on the Gulf waters, in our harbor and rivers, and along our shorelines. All this occurs even though Charlotte County has an active recycling program. Every home has a recycling bin for paper, glass, metal, and plastics. Unfortunately, not everyone uses them, and too many people think it is acceptable to throw cans and bottles out onto our roads and into our waters when walking, driving, or boating. Perhaps there are some other things we can do to help preserve our environment. I was recently enjoying a bottle of Peroni, an Italian light beer that is one of my favorites. In looking at the bottle, I noticed that the back of the label stated that Alaska, Vermont, Connecticut, Massachusetts, New York, Hawaii, Michigan, Oregon, California and Puerto Rico all require a deposit of ve or 10 cents per bottle which is reimbursed when the item is redeemed for recycling. That made me remember that when I lived in Maine many years ago, that state began a can and bottle redemption program that required a ve-cent deposit for each can, glass, or plastic bottle. When this was rst proposed, there was a considerable amount of opposition from grocery stores and other businesses that sold these items. They were concerned with how they would manage the program, store the returned items, and maintain cleanliness. Eventually these objections were overcome and the program was implemented. One method of resolving the problems faced by retail grocery establishments was the opening of many small freestanding businesses which operate redemption centers. Once this program was up and running, it was rare to see cans and bottles discarded on roads and beaches. I saw the same results when I later lived in Western Massachusetts, and in Oregon. People picked up the cans and bottles and turned them in for the money they could earn by doing so. We could do the same here in Florida. There could be several benets here in Charlotte County. Our roads and beaches would be cleaner. Small redemption businesses could be created, thus creating jobs, and individuals could earn money collecting and redeeming cans and bottles. This proposal may be worth investigating. I think that all aluminum drink cans, and all plastic water, juice, and soft drink bottles should be included in such a deposit program. Harvey Goldstein is a member of the Charlotte County Curmudgeon Club. Readers can reach him via cccurclub@ embarqmail.com.Lets put a deposit on bottles, cans in Florida HARVEY GOLDSTEINCurmudgeon Corner In 2020, the utility distributed 4.2 billion gallons of water through 1,500 miles of pipeline. It operates and maintains 960 miles of sewer pipeline. The city continues to invest in infrastructure improvements that benet both residents and businesses, such as the reverse osmosis water plant and future wastewater treatment plant expansion. We could do the same here in Florida. There could be several benets here in Charlotte County. Our roads and beaches would be cleaner. Small redemption businesses could be created, thus creating jobs, and individuals could earn money collecting and redeeming cans and bottles.Were not treated fairly for vaccineE:It has come to my attention that Port Charlotte has the third largest population of seniors in the country. While unsuccessfully attempting to get a COVID vaccine I saw that Charlotte County was getting a very small percentage of vaccines available when compared to other counties in the state, sometimes as little as 600 to 1,400 doses per issue. After Governor DeSantis visited the Kings Gate community the only dierence I saw was the numbers on the Publix, sign-up site, changed from numeric to percentages, I assume to hide the dismal amount of vaccines available to Charlotte County residents. My wife and I are in our 70s and immune compromised, me ghting lung cancer and her with muscular dystrophy. I cannot emphasize how fearful we, along with other seniors in Port Charlotte, are of this situation. When I am waiting for an appointment Charlotte County is one of the rst to go fully booked while other counties with more constituents have sometimes 70 or 80 percent left. The Walmart, Sams Club, CVS and Walgreens sites have yet to be activated in Charlotte County while they have become active around the state and in other states. What are we chopped liver? It would seem that the Republican powers that be, are only concerned with those counties with large Republican populations and are playing politics with our lives! I encourage everyone in Charlotte County who wants this to change to write or call their representative and complain like hell! D B Port CharlotteWhy no news reports on the u?E:I dont know why we havent heard anything from the CDC in regards to the u. Is it because they do not want to subtract the number of deaths from the Covid numbers or are there any deaths from the u?. Is it because it doesnt exist because they have decided that it doesnt. As a child I remember the croup and we called it the creeping crud, which we thought would creep up on you. Then there was, little Jimmy cant come out today because he has the crud and but still has the bugs. Perhaps the prediction for next year will be: No u, no Covid, but watch out for the C/CC. I am sure that the CDC will be out front on this and give us a transparent report on all that aects us. R B.O Port Charlotte 

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N/E/P/C www.yoursun.com | The Sun | SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 2021 PAGE 11CI often like to write about what is going on in my own yard. Ive recently noticed numerous pushed-up mounds of soil in my turf and have identied the culprit as the eastern mole. This soil is pushed up from subterranean tunnels and chambers about 12 inches below the ground. I have also spotted some meandering surface tunnels where the moles pursue their food sources. I like the old adage Dont make a mountain out of a mole hill as it introduces the concept that perhaps the damage caused by moles is exaggerated and does not always rise to the need for major action or concern. These non-rodent, insecteating mammals are not often seen due to their underground tunneling habit. If one did manage to appear above ground, it would be up to 6 inches long with a short 1½-inch tail. The fur, slate gray in color, is velvet-like and soft with a slight sheen. Eastern moles also have large front feet adapted for digging. While the mole tunnels may become a nuisance, they are really no more than an eyesore. Moles dont eat grassroots or other plants. In fact, a moles favorite food is an earthworm. In addition, moles actually feed on insects and other invertebrates that can damage your lawn or landscape such as mole crickets, white grubs, wire worms, cutworms, slugs, etc. Any perceived damage caused by the tunneling is usually minor in nature, and is actually benecial providing aeration and pest control. I can co-exist with moles, and I think that you can as well. However, if you need to deal with them, here are some things not to try: vibrating devices, mothballs and chewing gum. These methods have not been proven in scientic trials. A mole repellent that contains castor oil is available, however. Soil type and amount of rainfall will dictate the length of this products eectiveness. Always read and follow the label instructions. The application of insecticides to suppress the moles food source tends to be impractical and inecient as insect larvae such as white grubs may not be numerous enough to warrant a treatment. Plus, we are not targeting earthworms, the let mignon of mole food. If you still feel that you need to take action, perhaps the most eective method of control is a commercial mole trap available through hardware stores, garden centers and gardening catalogs. Two types are commonly available and instructions for proper setting come with the trap. Exercise extra caution by placing a plastic bucket over the trap so that children and pets do not investigate. When using either trap, make sure to set it in an active tunnel. To determine an active tunnel, press down on an existing exposed tunnel  an active tunnel will pop back up to normal size within 24 hours. Use gloves when disposing of dead moles. A nal note would be to make sure you are not over watering your lawn and landscape. Overly wet soil may be more apt to harbor mole food sources and in turn attract moles. Again, moles are really benecial animals that seek out and destroy many insect pests harmful to lawns. If I have not convinced you of this, there are methods to reduce numbers of moles to manageable levels that can be tolerated. For more information on all types of wildlife damage control issues, or to ask a question, please visit https://www.facebook. com/CharlotteMGLifeline/. Ralph E. Mitchell is the Director/Horticulture Agent for the UF/IFAS Charlotte County Extension Service. He can be reached at 941-7644344 or ralph.mitchell@ charlottecounty.gov.Dont make a mountain out of a mole hillCOMMENTARY RALPH E. MITCHELLMaster Gardener To place your ad on Marchs Page Call 941-429-3110 Get your spring projects done with the help of our local businesses. adno=3787093-1 $10 OFFMurdock Stones Etc.  941-629-6651  941-698-9769 With Coupon. Cant be combined with other offers or coupons. 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PAGE 12C SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 2021 | The Sun | www.yoursun.com N/E/P/C adno=3768385-1 2006 Dr. Susan Williams, M.D., P.A.PEDIATRICSDr. Susan Williams is a pediatrician who is a former elementary school teacher with three children of her own. She has a well and a sick waiting room and everyone on her staff enjoys children. Parents, come relax with Dr. Williams. She will set your mind at ease. 17928 Toledo Blade Blvd Port Charlotte, FL 33948(941) 743-7337 adno=3768380-1 2010 Gary Drake Dryer Vent Cleaning professionally inspects and cleans clothing dryer vents for homeowners and in commercially-owned buildings. Poorly maintained dryer vents cause  re hazards and cost substantially more to operate.Gary Drake Dryer Vent Cleaning & Inspection941-204-6468Prevent Fires go Green Over 30 Years ExperienceLic# 773-00006427/Ins. adno=3769878-1 236 S Tamiami Trail, Venice, FL 34285941-488-0558 1973 We have a dedicated staff of skilled, professional painters that take great pride in their work and in providing exceptional customer satisfaction. Owner Eric Geistert had been in the painting business since he completed his apprenticeship program in Germany. Erics Painting and Decorating began in New Jersey in 1960 and, although it was successful, in 1972 Eric moved his family to Venice, Florida. In August 2020 Eric Sr. passed away and his sons Eric Jr. and Mike continue to take pride in working together to provide a quality product all while concentrating on exceptional customer service.Serving Sarasota Countys Residential & Commercial Needs Since 1973 adno=3769669-1 Maloneys Sod, Inc. 941-637-1333 Charlotte County 941-955-8327 Sarasota Countywww.maloneysod.comhas been serving Charlotte and Sarasota counties for 43 years. We specialize in lawn replacement, patch sodding and new installation for residential. When your lawn is green and lush, it is a compliment to you as a homeowner. We would like to thank Charlotte and Sarasota Counties valued customers for the continuous patronage throughout the years! Sincerely, Matt and Ann 1977 adno=3770235-1 1991 Jims Bathroom Grab Bars LLC has been in business for the past 29 years and de ne our success by achieving the highest level of customer satisfaction possible. 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SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 2021 | YOURSUN.COM | SECTION D THE CONVERSATION By PEGGY LIU and KATE MINTHE CONVERSATIONThe next time someone asks you where you want to go for dinner, state a clear preference. And if youre inviting s omeone out, tell your friend that you dont like deciding. These are two of the main takeaways from a recent study we conducted on how people make joint decisions, oering ways to avoid the indecision and annoyance that can follow questions intended to solicit someone elses opinion on what to do together. TYPICAL EXCHANGES Weve all experienced this sort of exchange in our lives, in which we ask someone else, What do you want to do? It could be about food, an evening activity or pretty much any other shared activity. In a paper published late last year in the Journal of Marketing Research, we examined what people expect, want and hope to signal when they ask and answer questions like this. We found there is often a mismatch between what other people say and what the other person wants to hear. In one study, for example, we approached pairs of people who happened to be walking together on a university campus. We then randomly picked one person to invite the other out to dinner, over text, and asked the friend to select from two specic restaurants. We also asked the participant extending the invitation to tell us whether theyd prefer their friend to respond with the name of a specic restaurant or that either would be ne. We found that while many of those on the receiving end said theyd be ne with anything  even though we learned separately that they had a preference  the other person almost always wanted their friend to state a clear choice. We found the same mismatch again and again in other studies involving deciding on dierent activities  such as what movie to see and which museum to visit  and with dierent types of participants. WHY IT MATTERS Even though the COVID-19 pandemic has heavily curtailed opportunities for dining out and some other activities, theres still no end to the need to make shared decisions with friends, family, co-workers or others about what to do or eat. We found that a failure to state a clear preference when asked can hurt your social life. In one of our studies, we found that people preferred to spend time with friends who expressed a clear choice when asked a what would you like to do type question. Although people being asked for their preferences say they believe they are coming across as more likable if they express an openness to anything, the opposite is true  and can lead to fewer invitations in the future. But the solution to this dilemma doesnt just depend on the respondent. We found in one of our studies that the person extending the invitation can usually bypass the indecision by simply adding, I dont like deciding! WHAT ISNT KNOWN Our research focused on relatively minor decisions. But what about more lasting and consequential joint decisions, such as a recurring meal kit delivery subscription, a vacation or even a house? In these cases, do people like it when others express no dened preferences or do the higher stakes lead the person responding to provide a clear desire? The answer to this question is still unknown. WHATS NEXT We are working on new research examining various questions about how people navigate decisions that aect other people in their lives. For example, we are working on examining how people make decisions about whether to initiate social interactions with others and examining the kinds of decisions that people make for themselves versus for others. Peggy Liu is an Assistant Professor of Business Administration and Ben L. Fryrear Faculty Fellow, University of Pittsburgh. Kate Min is Visiting Scholar of Marketing, Cornell University. This article was originally published on The Conversation.Where should we go eat?Decision-making experts explain how to avoid arguments over getting food together According to researchers, the next time someone asks you where you want to go for dinner, state a clear preference. And if youre inviting someone out, tell your friend that you dont like deciding. SHUTTERSTOCK PHOTOSWeve all experienced this sort of exchange in our lives, in which we ask someone else, what do you want to do? It could be a bout food, an evening activity or pretty much any other shared activity.In one of our studies, we found that people preferred to spend time with friends who expressed a clear choice when asked a what would you like to do type question. 

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PAGE 2D SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 2021 | The Sun | www.yoursun.com N/E/P/C By OLINE H. COGDILLSOUTH FLORIDA SUN SENTINELTo most people, The Survivors is an iron monument to the 54 passengers and crew killed in a shipwreck more than a century ago just outside Evelyn Bay, Tasmania, south of Australias mainland. The memorial also is a testament to three families who are survivors of more recent losses. Two young men launching their shing business were killed 12 years earlier when their catamaran wrecked during the worst storm the area ever had  the same day a 14-year-old girl vanished. Elegantly plotted with an evocative look at the area, The Survivors is a strong tale about surviving the ravages of guilt, grief, economic downturns and the tensions that can erupt from living in a tight-knit, yet claustrophobic community. In each of her novels, Australian native Jane Harper explores a dierent part of the country, as unique a force as any character. Sports physiotherapist Kieran Elliott, his girlfriend Mia Sum and their 3-month-old daughter, Audrey, have returned to Evelyn Bay from Sydney to help his mother pack up the family home before they move his dementia-aicted father into a nursing home. Myriad emotions taint the visit  Kierans brother Finn was one of the men killed in that 12-year-old wreck, which may have been caused because Finn and his friend, Toby, were trying to rescue Kieran. Kierans presence makes the memory of that wreck more prominent and mixed emotions swirl around his reunion with his parents and his friends. The feelings of guilt and grief are exacerbated when college student and budding artist Bronte Laidler is murdered. Harper expertly illustrates the dierent landscapes of Australia, adding heft to her compelling plot and believable characters. In 2019s The Lost Man, Harper depicted an unforgiving, hardscr abble outback of Queensland. In The Survivors, the remote Evelyn Bay  population under 1,000  depends on tourism that disappears when the weather changes. Somewhere invisible to the north lay mainland Australia, to the far south Antarctica. In front of them, nothing all the way to the horizon. Most of the younger residents leave for bigger cities, seeking education and better jobs. The insular community thrives on gossip and inuendo  whispers and hearsay and heated exclamations ... bouncing from mouth to ear. Yet, here, residents need each other more than in any city. Places like this, they need to be tight-knit to work. Once the trust is broken, theyre stued, says one character. The Survivors is another example of Harpers ne storytelling. The Survivors by Jane Harper; Flatiron (384 pages, $27.99)Tasmanias isolated landscape propels plot in The Survivors MACMILLAN PUBLISHERSThe Survivors by Jane Harper By KATIE WALSHTRIBUNE NEWS SERVICEHorror lms often oer catharsis, but rarely are they also as deeply sorrowful as Keith Thomas The Vigil, a horror lm based in Jewish faith and culture. Dave Davis stars as Yakov, a young man in Brooklyn struggling to establish a secular life, having left the Orthodox Jewish community after a traumatic experience. One night, leaving a support group meeting, he encounters someone from his old life, Reb Shulem (Menashe Lustig), who oers him a job spending the night as a shomer, a person who serves as a protective watchman over a dead body before it is taken to be buried. The rst red ag is the urgency of the request: The rst shomer left unexpectedly in fear. But Yakov is in need of the cash and has done this before. If the dead mans wife, Mrs. Litvak (Lynn Cohen), is behaving a bit strangely (Shulem explains she has Alzheimers and her husband was a recluse), its only ve hours, and he can stick it out for the 400 bucks. Initially, Yakov chalks up all the spooky occurrences in the home, including his nightmares, the bumps in the night, the twitching shroud, a gure looming in the dark, to his faltering mental health, placing a call to his psychiatrist. But he cant ignore the strange technological invasions within his newly acquired iPhone, or Mrs. Litvaks troubling behavior and warnings. She describes to Yakov the mental torture that she attributes to an ancient demon, the Mazzik, that plagued her husband and drove their children away. These memories, she says, they bite, and the biting never stops. DIRECTORIAL DEBUT The Vigil is Thomas directorial debut, and the lmmaking is eciently creepy, if a bit leading. The camera moves and frames and pointedly directs your attention to every small detail you, as a viewer, should focus on, lingering so long you feel youre practically willing the sheet to move, or the shadow to emerge from the darkness. Michael Yezerskis score is equally forceful, the ominous tones practically screaming at us that something bad is about to happen here. The score is a bit more eective when it swirls into more abstract electronic compositions, but Thomas approach to tone is unabashedly horric, embracing the not-so-subtle elements of horror style that guide and shape our expectations and emotions. Thomas utilizes the genre as a tool to tell this story that uses Jewish lore and demonology to talk about memory, catharsis and trauma, and Davis incredible performance brings a deeply sad and rueful element to the lm. The Vigil embraces Jewish culture not just in its settings and religious symbology, but in the way that memory and the processing of intergenerational trauma is a crucial part of Jewish existence, especially after the Holocaust, while reckoning with anti-Semitism and hate crimes to this day. It articulates that collective catharsis can alleviate those biting memories and traumas of the past in the present, allaying grief through personal atonement and forgiveness. 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N/E/P/C www.yoursun.com | The Sun | SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 2021 PAGE 3D By GREGG ELLMANTRIBUNE NEWS SERVICEIs it really possible to call a wireless phone charger elegant, or attractive or a piece of art? Well, some of that might be a stretch but after seeing Einova by Eggtronics marble wireless phone charger, youll know what I mean. The 4.65-inch rounded charger can produce 5W, 7.5W and up to 10W of fast charging for capable devices, but what makes this a winner is its appearance. Its available in ve genuine marble colors, and each has a unique cut, nish and marble pattern. According to Einova, the chargers were designed in Italy and are rendered in 100 percent solid genuine marble or stone with artisanal quality and meticulous attention to detail. As for the performance, theres not a lot to say besides it worked. There are some wireless chargers Ive tested that make you nd the exact spot to lay it down and charge. But with the piece of marble, as long my iPhone 12Pro was somewhat centered, the charging started. Attached to the 20-ounce stone is a high quality and durable braided 3-foot USB cable for powering the Qi-Certied charger. A USB wall charger is included. The bottom is lined with a soft fabric to ensure it wont scratch any surface. The marble wireless charger ($49.99) is available in white marble, black marble, lava, sandstone and travertine. LAPTOP POWER BACK Another top of the line charging device from Einova is the USB-C ultra fast laptop power back. Charging a smartphone on the go isnt dicult these days but this 20,000 mAh piece of power has 63 watts of total output, which adds up to charging a smartphone 4 to 8 times, 3 to 5 charges for a tablet, or one and a half charges for most laptops. The three outputs include a 45W USB-C, an 18W USB-A Quick Charge 3.0 and one 5W USB-A 2.4A. Cosmetically, the slim power bank is covered in a soft waterproof linen canvas and an LCD display (0 is empty,100 is fully charged) shows the remaining battery power before it needs an AC charge. FIREWALL AND ROUTER Its easy to say every house should have this or that gadget, and often its accurate. But theres no doubt every home can use the new Firewalla Gold multi-gigabit cyber security rewall and router. A representative from Firewalla stated it well: Typical home routers are great for spreading Wi-Fi signals to all corners of your house but they arent great to keep cyber criminals away. In a nutshell Firewalla is like hiring a full-time security guard to watch over your home Internet 24/7. The rst thing to know about the Firewalla is the setup is straight-forward and can easily be done even if you are not a tech head. And theres no monthly fee. Its not a plug and play setup, but the Firewalla app walks you through the process and recommendations to create a rewall. After you get going, accessing other features is done with the app to set up what you might want or do not to be want restricted. Either way, the security added to a home network is priceless and needed. Once Firewalla is connected to your existing home router, your network has a solid layer of protection, which you probably didnt have previously to protect any device. This includes smartphones, tablets, computers, video doorbells and other home security and smart home devices. Parents can create rules with the Firewallas setup and management app, to keep children o specic websites creating a safe zone for web surng. The Firewalla app displays show what devices are using the network, how much bandwidth is used, behavior analytics, blocked network attacks and a whole lot more. Firewalla has a 3 gigabit performance, which makes compatible now and with future faster speeds. $418. https://rewalla.com/products/ rewalla-goldChargers so fancy you may leave them on display EINOVAEinova marble wireless phone charger is available in ve genuine marble colors, and each has a unique cut, nish and marble pattern. FIREWALLAFirewalla Gold multi-gigabit cyber security rewall and routers app walks you through the process and recommendations to create a rewall.EINOVAadno=3780803-1*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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PAGE 4D SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 2021 | The Sun | www.yoursun.com N/E/P/C LOS ANGELES TIMES DAILY CROSSWORD EDITED BY RICH NORRIS AND JOYCE LEWIS Rating: GOLD JANRIC CLASSIC SUDOKU NEWSDAY CROSSWORD EDITED BY STANLEY NEWMAN THEMELESS SATURDAY MARMADUKE By Brad Anderson By NEAL JUSTINSTAR TRIBUNEChild stars are destined for disaster. If thats a surprise, you havent been watching enough TV. In last years Showbiz Kids documentary, Todd Bridges and Evan Rachel Wood looked back at their early careers with anything but candy-coated memories. Framing Britney Spears, released this month, shows how the former Mouseketeer buckled under the pressure, leading to a conservatorship that continues to stie her artistic and nancial freedom. News reports on the recent death of Dustin Diamond reminded us how the actor went from Saved by the Bell to time behind bars. Next month, YouTube will debut Demi Lovato: Dancing With the Devil, in which the pop star, who spent part of her childhood frolicking with Barney the dinosaur, opens up about her darkest moments, including a drug overdose in 2018 that has left her with brain damage. I was able to nally come out and talk about some of the traumas that I have had in my past and experiences in the industry, some of the reasons that kind of led up to that breaking point, Lovato said during a virtual press conference. Its not just about substances. Its not just about that journey. Its about self-acceptance. Its about not conforming to what other people think you should conform to. Theres a way to learn that lesson without putting your life on the line. All you need is a little Punky Power. Soleil Moon Frye hasnt had the most stupendous career since she starred as Punky Brewster in the 1980s. She spent much of her teenage years slumming in lms like Piranha and Pumpkinhead 2. But she managed to avoid the tabloids, the courthouse and reality shows where shed have to share a bedroom with a fellow C-lister. FRYE AND OTHER STARS The secrets to her success can be found in Kid 90, a documentary premiering March 12 on Hulu. In it, Frye revisits fellow child stars, including Stephen Dor and Brian Austin Green, as they talk about how they emerged from early fame unscathed, at least compared with peers who succumbed to addiction, depression and even suicide. Part of the winning formula is being surrounded by people who dont always treat you like a mini-adult. In a press conference last week, Frye talked glowingly of how she and her sitcoms young co-stars were allowed to jump o furniture with pogo sticks, ride scooters around the lot and sneak into Johnny Carsons oce. It was such a dream that we were able to be kids, she said. I always went to summer camp, always had my childhood, which I think was so incredibly important. Not that she was a saint. The documentary, which relies heavily on footage Frye shot when she was a teenager, shows her taking drugs even as she and her famous friends spoke on behalf of the Just Say No campaign. She battled body-image issues, which led to breast reduction surgery at the age of 16. She lost her virginity to Charlie Sheen. But bitterness toward the character that made her a star never materialized. That may explain why she was eager to return to the sunny-sideup role in a new reboot now streaming on Peacock. Punky has really been such a part of my heart. I never wanted to run away from it, she said. Of course we go through the trials and tribulations of growing up and wanting to have our sense of self. And yet, for me, Id say Punky is how I rediscovered so much of my own Punky Power. There were times in my life that I kind of lost some of that. This was an internal compass as my way back.How did Soleil Moon Frye survive child stardom?Secrets to her success revealed in new documentary PEACOCKSoleil Moon Frye stars in a rebooted Punky Brewster on Peacock. 

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N/E/P/C www.yoursun.com | The Sun | SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 2021 PAGE 5D JUMBLE CRYPTOQUIP WORD SLEUTH ARIES notice and encourage the TAURUS a certain someone likes GEMINI CANCER LEO The taking that stretch more or VIRGO and learn all you need to LIBRA SCORPIO you made X choice instead SAGITTARIUS CAPRICORN You turn to community your talents and make a AQUARIUS PISCES 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 6D SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 2021 | 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 Admit it. You have a complicated relationship with your gastrointestinal system. It's often stinky, sometimes loud. It can be rudely stubborn or unreliably loose-goosey. But in many ways it is the center of your being, where all kinds of remar kably benecial processes go on. Your gut inuences your brain health, immune function, sleep quality, sexual life, skin, blood glucose levels and emotional stability. Day and night, they are at work, metabolizing vitamins, minerals and other nutrients from food, delivering lifesaving medicines to your body tissue, protecting your organ systems from toxins and infectious agents in your gut, and they even make hormones/neurotransmitters that inuence emotion and produce vitamin K2  needed for everything from blood-clotting to building healthy bones  as well as biotin, vitamin B12, folic acid and thiamine. And these microbes are just getting started. One study showed that some gut bacteria can reduce the severity of symptoms for rheumatoid arthritis, while other strains of bacteria are disproportionately elevated at the onset of the disease. There is even a study out of the University of Chicago that found if you gave mice with melanoma a certain strain of gut bacteria, their body's immune system would launch an attack against the cancer cells. Further research reveals that the brain-gut connection is because of the gut's production of the mood-altering hormones/neurotransmitters such as dopamine and serotonin and the bacteria's interaction with the body's endocannabinoid system. And what do we do to these amazingly benecial bacteria? We kill off the good bacteria, nurture the ones that cause us health problems, and then to correct whatever ails us take medications, such as proton pump inhibitors for acid reux, metformin, SSRI antidepressants, antibiotics and laxatives, that only compound the assault on our gut biome. Fortunately, new discoveries offer easy ways for you to treat your gut with the gentle kindness it deserves.  An avocado a day increases benecial bacteria, reduces levels of bile acids and helps you excrete more fat, according to a study published in the Journal of Nutrition that took urine and fecal samples from participants for three months.  Prebiotics feed the probiotic bacteria. So enjoy asparagus, bananas, chicory, garlic, Jerusalem artichokes, onions and whole grains.  Take probiotics and eat probiotic foods, such as ker, nondairy yogurt, and fermented foods, such as kimchi, kombucha, sauerkraut, miso and fermented veggies. Fermented foods provide both preand probiotics.  Ditch added sugars and articial sweeteners. They disrupt your biome, altering your metabolism and contributing to bodywide inammation. Weight gain, cognition problems and metabolic diseases like diabetes can result.  Try taking 200-300 milligrams a day of bovine colostrum in tablet form. It can decrease bloating and leaky gut caused by taking NSAIDs such as ibuprofen.  Practice stress reduction techniques such as meditation. Stress has been shown to disrupt your biome.Making sure your gut is healthy and working well DEAR READERS: Having a beloved dog stolen is heartbreaking. Dognapping has been on the increase over the past several years; let's take a closer look. First, who and why? Popular breeds stolen are the Yorkshire Terrier, Pomeranian, Maltese and Chihuahua. Larger breeds stolen include Boxers, Pit Bulls and German Shepherds; they can nd their way into the horrifying and vile world of dog ghting. Dogs are stolen to resell, and full-bred dogs who have not been spayed or neutered are more in demand. How to prevent your dog from being stolen? Get out in front of the problem; make sure your dog's microchip is updated. You might even get one of those dog DNA kits to verify the identity of your dog. Have current pictures of your dog on le. Be wary of strangers approaching you and asking a lot of questions about your dog. Don't give out too much information. Don't leave your dog alone in a public place, and make sure you know and trust people you hire to watch your dog when you're away. If the unthinkable happens and your dog is stolen, tell everyone: the police, your neighbors, social media hubs, newspaper, TV, radio. Make signs including pics, and post them in public places: bank lobbies, grocery stores, etc. Be careful, too. Don't fall for a scam. Someone could call you and say they have your dog, but they need money to get you two reunited. Red ag! Be careful to prevent your dog from being dognapped.  Heloise DEAR READERS: Meet Gracie, adopted from Georgia, ready to brave the New England weather, sporting an adorable raincoat. Dog mom Nancy M. in Nashua, N.H., sent this precious pic. To see Gracie and our other Pet Pals, visit www.Heloise. com and click on "Pet of the Week." Do you have a funny and furry friend you'd like to share? Email a picture and description to: Heloise@Heloise. com.  Heloise DEAR HELOISE: I keep an ice cube on an old plastic lid in my freezer. I can monitor my freezer this way. If there's water around the ice cube, it means the ice has melted and refrozen. The freezer is not keeping cool.  Marie R. in ArizonaPrevent your dog from being stolen from others HINTS FROM HELOISEAdvice Columnist Fridays Challenger Answers CHALLENGER FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE By Lynn Johnston PICKLES By Brian Crane B.C. By Mastroianni & Hart DRS. OZ AND ROIZENAdvice Columnists 

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N/E/P/C www.yoursun.com | The Sun | SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 2021 PAGE 7D DEAR ABBY: I recently moved from the U.S. to Germany. It has been a big change, and I honestly don't know how to handle it. A lot of the kids at school make fun of me and call me names. My family plans to stay here another two years. My parents say that when/if we move back to the United States, we won't return to our hometown. I nd this very hard to accept because it was the only home I've ever known. I tried asking them if I could live with a friend there, but they always brush me off. I don't want my family to worry about me since my mom is working hard going back to college, but keeping my feelings bottled up inside seems like the wrong choice. Should I tell them honestly how I feel or keep crying into my pillow every night?  Lost And Depressed DEAR LOST: Crying in your pillow every night isn't productive. You should ABSOLUTELY tell your parents everything you are experiencing  that you are being bullied at school and made to feel you don't t in, and that you miss your old hometown terribly. They might want to consult with the school administrator about it. Geographical distance does not mean you must lose relationships forever. While moving back to the town you left may not be practical, you can keep in touch with your friends online and may eventually be able to visit them. DEAR ABBY: A beautiful ower arrangement was delivered to me at my home today. While on the phone, I told my friend about the thoughtful gift and mentioned that my two cats wouldn't leave it alone. She said, "I hope there aren't any lilies in it!" There were, Abby  white oriental lilies. I Googled it and discovered they are very poisonous to cats, although not to other animals. When I called the orist, they claimed not to know. Thought your readers should!  Loves My Felines DEAR LOVES: I agree. And thank you for sharing that information. I learned from my own Google search that lilies are not the only owers that are poisonous for pets. Azaleas, daffodils, amaryllis, chrysanthemums, tulips, oleander, hyacinth, English ivy, sago palm, cyclamen, autumn crocus, widow's thrill, hydrangea, aloe vera, caladium, pothos, philodendron, lily of the valley, castor bean, poinsettia, asparagus fern, peace lily and corn plants can be lethal as well. Kitty lovers, be warned! DEAR ABBY: Is it possible for a single woman (me) to continue a neighborhood friendship with a widower who is now dating a woman? He shared homemade soup with me weekly, leaving it at my door, and occasionally we would have tea together on our decks. I feel awkward; he does not. Should I go with my gut?  Stumped in Massachusetts DEAR STUMPED: It would be a shame to lose a good friend. Talk to him about the awkwardness you are feeling. Perhaps it can be resolved. However, if it can't, then follow your instincts and step back.Reader misses hometown after moving to Germany DEAR ABBYAdvice Columnist KEN KEN THE LOGIC PUZZLE THAT MAKES YOU SMARTER GOREN BRIDGE WITH BOB JONES PREVIOUS ANSWERS PEARLS BEFORE SWINE THE WIZARD OF ID By Brant Parker and Johnny Hart MUTTS By Patrick McDonnell HAGAR THE HORRIBLE MARVIN By Tom Armstrong GARFIELD BEETLE BAILEY By Mort Walker HI AND LOIS By Brian and Greg Walker BORN LOSER PEANUTS By Charles Schulz BLONDIE By Dean Young and John Marshall Weekly bridge quiz 

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PAGE 8D SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 2021 | The Sun | www.yoursun.com N/E/P/C By JUSTIN CHANGLOS ANGELES TIMESIn The Fathers house are many rooms, all of them beautifully appointed with details so sharp and precise that you might be startled to nd them vanishing a few moments later: Didnt those backsplash tiles look dierent a minute ago? Wasnt there a lamp on that side table? The French writer-director Florian Zeller, adapting his internationally acclaimed play for the screen, has a meticulous eye and a keen sense of mischief, which doesnt lighten so much as heighten the implacable tragedy at the heart of this story. The moment-to-moment pleasures of trying to decipher the plot give way to crushing futility; youre left sifting through the pieces of a puzzle thats almost too painful to solve. Those pieces have been plucked from the life of an 80-year-old Englishman named Anthony. Known as Andre in the play, he has been renamed here in honor of his interpreter, Anthony Hopkins, who repays it with a performance of extraordinary psychological cunning and emotional force. We rst encounter Anthony in a darkened London apartment, listening to a recording of Henry Purcell and John Drydens 1691 dramatic opera King Arthur, or the British Worthy. Before long his daughter, Anne (Olivia Colman), comes in and the music stops, though not before the opening lines of an aria have rung out: What power art thou, who from below/ Hast made me rise unwillingly and slow/ From beds of everlasting snow? FOG OF DEMENTIA The opera reference is a studied choice but an apt one: Soon enough, a deep, menacing chill descends on this movie like a fog and stays there, wrapping around the mind of a man trying to shake o his slumber. Less an unreliable narrator than an unreliable observer, Anthony is in a rapidly advancing state of dementia, a condition that manifests itself in fugue states, memory lapses and volatile ts of temper. His erce tantrums have recently burned through a series of in-home nurses, leaving Anne at her wits end. This much of the situation is clear enough, mainly because it keeps getting reiterated for Anthonys benet  patiently by Anne, who tries to coax him into behaving , and more resentfully by her husband, Paul (Rufus Sewell), who occasionally turns up to protest the disruption of their once stable, comfortable lives. Anthony, for his part, has a rather dierent understanding of whos intruding on whom. His daughter sometimes becomes a stranger. He is visited and attended to by others he doesnt recognize, played with gently obliging smiles by actors including Imogen Poots, Mark Gatiss and Olivia Williams. (In addition to the doubled Anthonys, the casting of two equally superb Olivias slyly compounds the confusion.) He mutters and rants about unwanted caretakers and stolen possessions, namely the watch that keeps vanishing from his wrist  an eective if on-the-nose nod to his slippery sense of time. He reacts to each new piece of information with skepticism and fascination as if he were an investigator making a surprising discovery rather than a man losing his grip on reality. STUDY OF CONFINEMENT The Father, in other words, is both a detective story and a study in connement, a mystery set within the labyrinthine recesses of a deteriorating mind. The original play (whose English translator, Christopher Hampton, is credited alongside Zeller for the screenplay) availed itself of the natural abstractions of theatrical space, turning the stage into a psychological hall of mirrors. But Zeller, making an elegant and incisive feature debut, nds an ideal equivalent within the more realistic parameters of the movie screen. The airlessness that sties so many stageto-screen adaptations only serves to reinforce this lms mood of entrapment, barely diminished by the opera selections and the recurring strains of Ludovico Einaudis original score. The imposing physicality of the apartment makes it that much more startling when the movie begins to undermine its own premises. ALONG FOR THE JOURNEY I mean premises quite literally. The at features a long hallway that seems to stretch toward innity, with doors that lead into interconnected, sometimes interchangeable-looking rooms. Ben Smithards deep-focus widescreen compositions with restrained lighting and slightly muted colors confound your sense of direction, even as they invite you to rummage through the details of Peter Francis intricate production design. And as those details  the tiles and that painting, the pottery and the furniture  begin to shift imperceptibly from scene to scene, our understanding of time, space and reality begins to rupture in concert with Anthonys. (Among recent movies, The Father would make quite a haunted-house triple bill with Relic and Im Thinking of Ending Things, which also dramatize cognitive decay via compulsively mutating decor.) How closely do Zellers formal conceits approximate the real, lived experience of dementia? The answer to that question is fundamentally unknowable and possibly irrelevant; as weve seen from Away From Her, Still Alice and other ne dramas about the impact of Alzheimers disease on a family, this kind of radically subjective storytelling isnt a prerequisite for empathy or emotional truth. Even still, the rigorous interiority of The Father compels your attention: If narrative cinema is largely predicated on the illusion of seamlessness, theres something apt about the way Zeller both upholds and shatters that illusion, bridging the narrative gap across a series of jarring discontinuities. You can imagine the mind doing something similar, struggling for lucidity in the wake of mounting incoherence. But you dont need to imagine it, because for the entirety of the movies eet 97-minute running time, Hopkins embodies it. His Anthony can be vulnerable and erce, broken and deant: His moments of verbal acuity and self-aware humor exist on a continuum with his equally sudden lapses into oblivion. As its title suggests, its a story of not just a disintegrating psyche, but also a disintegrating relationship between a father and a daughter whose love he can no longer see or feel. Beyond the margins of Anthonys experience  and primarily in the gure of Anne, whom Colman brings to aching, tremulous life  we catch glimpses of other characters and other stories: a terrible accident, a broken marriage, a second chance at love. These stories may be half-buried memories or hallucinatory projections, but they are real enough to mark The Father as more than just one mans tragedy. The Father is theaters; available March 26 on PVOD platformsAnthony Hopkins showcases his devastating best in The Father SONY PICTURE CLASSICSOlivia Coleman and Anthony Hopkins in are featured in, The Father.The Father is both a detective story and a study in connement, a mystery set within the labyrinthine recesses of a deteriorating mind. adno=3784114-1 adno=3783681-1 Check Out The Stories of Healthcare Heroes Who Made An Impact in Our Community & Vote!VOTING ENDS SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 28 Powered byYourSun.comJoin Us in Honoring Healthcare Workers in Our Community for the great work they do every dayHEALTHCARE HEROES VOTE TODAY!Visit YourSun.com/Healthcare Healthcare Worker of the Month Janice Gail Nord, M.D. Nathan Mason, Sterile Processing Technician Marissa Davis, Speech Language Pathologist David Cislo, D.O. 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Seven Passenger Seating, Remote Proximity Keyless Entry, Push Button Start, Theft Deterrent, Speed Control, Power W/L/M, 6-Speaker Sound System, ParkView Rear Cam, ParkSense Park-Assist, Sunscreen Glass & more. Price includes  nance bonus, must  nance w/Chrysler. D20369NEW 2020 DODGE JOURNEY SE #1 MOST AFFORDABLE 7-PASSENGER  KBBSALE$17,989MSRP $25,170 SAVE $7,171 SALE$29,999 Upgrade Turbocharged Engine w/9-Speed Automatic, Altitude Package Remote Start System, Satellite Radio, 17 Aluminum Wheels, Speed Control, Power W/L/M, Parkview rear Camera, Voice command w/Bluetooth and more. Price includes  nance bonus, must  nance w/Chrysler. J20216 SALE$19,999NEW 2020 JEEP RENEGADE LATITUDE 3.6L V-6 w/8-Speed Automatic, ParkView Back-Up Camera, Rear Park Assist, Voice Command w/Bluetooth, Alum Wheels, Remote Start w/ Keyless GO and Remote Proximity, Power W/L/M, Speed Control, Apple CarPlay/ Android Capable, Sat Radio w/6-Speaker Sound System and more. D20228NEW DODGE CHARGER SXT SALE$24,489MSRP $31,490 SAVE $7,001 #1 IN JD POWERS QUALITY AWARD NEW 2021 CHRYSLER PACIFICA TOURING3.6L V-6 w/9-Speed Auto, 7-Pass Stow/GO Seating, , Remote Start, ParkView Camera, Lane Departure PLUS, Adaptive Cruise Control, Blind Spot/Cross Path Detection, Park Assist w/Stop, Power Seat/Liftgate/Doors/ Windows/Locks/ Mirrors, Sat Radio, Bluetooth and much more. C2109 SALE$29,499MSRP $36,540 SAVE $7,041 Automatic Transmission, Voice command w/Bluetooth, Keyless Remote w/Push Button Start, ParkView Back-Up Camera, Automatic Temperature Control Power W/L/M, Apple Carplay/Google Android, Speed Control & much more. Price includes  nance rebate, must  nance w/Chrysler. J21140SALE$19,999NEW 2021 JEEP COMPASS SPORT SALE$23,499MSRP $31,535 SAVE $8,036NEW 2020 CHRYSLER 300 TOURING3.6L V-6, 8-Speed Auto, Power Seat/Windows/ Locks/Mirrors, Parkview Rear Camera, Integrated Voice Command w/Bluetooth, Apple Carplay/Google Auto, Auto Temp Control, Alum Wheels, Sat Radio w/6-Speakers & more. Price includes  nance bonus, must  nance w/Chrysler. C20163 Turbocharged Engine, Automatic Transmission, Urbana Leather, Aluminum Wheels, Satellite Radio, Integrated Voice Command w/ Bluetooth, Fog lamps, Speed Control, Full Convertible Top with Acoustic Headliner, Power W/L/M, Parkview Camera, Push Button Start & more. F2007SALE$24,999NEW 2020 FIAT 124 SPIDER SALE$24,599MSRP $29,790 SAVE $5,191NEW 2020 DODGE GRANDCARAVAN SE3.6L V-6, 7-Passenger Seating, Overhead DVD Entertainment System w/Wireless Headphones, ParkView Rear Camera, Satellite Radio, Voice Command w/Bluetooth, Power Front/Second Row/Rear Quarter Windows & much more. Price includes  nance bonus, must  nance w/Chrysler. D20303 8-Speed Auto, Adaptive Cruise Control, Park Assist, Forward Collision Warning Plus, Technology Grp, Aluminum Wheels, Sunscreen Windows, Keyless Remote Entry, Sat Radio w/8-Speakers, Power W/L/M, Apple Carplay/Android Auto, LED taillamps, ParkView Camera & much more. J2107 NEW 2021 JEEP WRANGLER 4DR SPORT Advanced Safety Grp, Full Speed Collision Warning Plus, Lane Depart Plus, Brake Assist, Park Assist w/Stop, Alum Wheels, Speed Control, Keyless, Voice Command w/Bluetooth, Blind Spot/Cross Path Detect & more. Price includes  nance rebate, must  nance w/Chrysler. J20637SALE$20,969NEW 2020 JEEP CHEROKEE LATITUDEMSRP $28,970 SAVE $8,001SALE$37,999 SALE$39,999 3.6L V-6 w/8-Speed Automatic Transmission, Power Windows/Locks/Mirrors, Trailer Tow w/7-Pin Wiring Harness, Speed Control, Theft Deterrent, Integrated Voice Command w/Bluetooth, ParkView Rear Camera & much more. Price includes  nance bonus, must  nance w/Chrysler. D21102NEW 2021 RAM CREW CAB SALE$30,999 8-Speed Automatic, Power Seat/Windows/Locks/Mirrors/Pedals, Power Rear Sliding Window, Sat Radio, Voice command w/Bluetooth, Bucker Seats, Aluminum Wheels, Class IV Hitch, Apple Carplay/ Android Auto & much more. Price includes  nance bonus, must  nance w/Chrysler. D21104SALE$33,799NEW 2021 RAM 1500 BIG HORN CREW CAB 0% X 84 months in lieu of incentivesMSRP $29,330 SAVE $4,331 MSRP $25,655 SAVE $5,6560% X 72 Months in lieu of incentives 0% X 72 Months in lieu of IncentivesMSRP $36,765 SAVE $6,766 NEW 2021 JEEP GRAND CHEROKEE LAREDO E3.6L V-6 w/8-Speed Auto, Blind Spot/Cross Path Detection, ParkView Rear Camera, Park Assist w/Stop, Voice Command w/Bluetooth, Power Seat/W/L/M, Fog Lamps, Keyless Enter & GO, 18 Aluminum Wheels and much more. Price includes  nance bonus, must  nance w/Chrysler. 624609SALE$29,889 Americas Most Awarded SUVMSRP $35,890 SAVE $6,0010% X 36 month on all WranglersBest Resale Value Award  KBB The Origin of CoolMSRP $40,810 SAVE $7,011 2019-2020-2021 Motor Trend Truck of the Year M. 3.6L V-6 w/8-Speed Automatic Transmission, Power Windows/Locks/ Mirrors, Trailer Tow w/7-Pin Wiring Harness, Speed Control, Theft Deterrent, Integrated Voice Command w/Bluetooth, ParkView Rear Camera & much more. Price includes  nance bonus, must  nance w/ Chrysler. D2171 SALE$28,999NEW 2021 RAM QUAD CAB0% X 72 months in lieu of incentivesMSRP $34,145 SAVE $5,1460% X 84 months in lieu of incentives 0% X 72 Months in lieu of incentives3.6L V-6 w/8-Speed Auto, Power Seat/W/L/M, ParkView Rear Camera, Keyless Entry w/Push Button Start, Apple Carplay/Android Auto, Voice Command w/Bluetooth, Speed Control, Auto Temp Control, 18 Alum Wheels & More. Price includes  nance bonus, must  nance w/ Chrysler. D20401NEW 2020 DODGE CHALLENGER SXT SALE$23,589MSRP $29,590 SAVE $6,001 0% X 72 Months in lieu of incentives 0% X 84 Months in lieu of incentivesMSRP $28,305 SAVE $8,3060% X 72 Months in lieu of incentives 0% X 84 Months in lieu of incentivesNEW 2021 JEEP GLADIATOR SPORT 4X4 3.6L V-6, Command-Trac 4WD System, Sun-Rider Convertible Top, Integrated Voice Command w/Bluetooth, Push Button Start, Parkview Rear Camera, Fog Lamps, Heavy Duty Dana Front and Rear Axles, Speed Control, Tilt/Telescoping Steering Wheel, Skid Plates and much more. J21167 SALE$32,999Or LEASE for $39936mo/10K per year* $1,895 total due at signing includes everything (tax, tag, all fees & 1st payment). North America Truck of the Year 2019 JEEP CHEROKEE LATITUDE EDITIONThis vehicle was one of our meticulously maintained service loaners. Only 18,640 miles. Certi ed Factory warranty coverage until July 2026 or 81,362 more miles. 60265P SALE $17,988 2018 JEEP RENEGADE TRAILHAWK 4X4Only 17,484 miles. Leather, Navigation & much more. Certi ed Factory Warranty Coverage until May 2025 of 82,516 more miles. J21179A SALE $21,588 2018 JEEP COMPASS LATITUDE Like new with only 6,786 miles. Factory Certi ed Warranty coverage until September 2026 or 93,214 more miles. C20170A SALE $18,988 2020 JEEP WRANGLER SAHARA 4DRLeather, Navigation, Auto, Trailer Tow and only 11,247 miles. Certi ed Factory Warranty coverage until March 2027 or 88,753 more miles. J21312A SALE $41,988 adno=3781773-1 

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PAGE 2 SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 2021 | The Sun | www.yoursun.com Employment Services PROFESSIONAL RESUMES A PHONE CALL CAN DO IT ALL CHARLOTTE & SARASOTA CO. Call for DETAILS 941-214-5257 Clerical/office RECEPTIONIST BUSY DEALERSHIP, IMMEDIATE OPENING, 40 hours plus overtime. Multiple phone lines, data entry, customer contact. Experienced preferred, non-smoker only apply. Weekends required. Good working conditions  Benefits. Drug-free workplace. North Fort Myers area. Email resume to: mgerzeny@rvworldinc.com Medical $3000 Sign on BONUS For Full Time Nursing Positions!________________ 3P-11P, 11P-7A & WEEKEND LPN/RN DIETARY STAFF ________________Apply:solarishealthcare.vikus.net CNAS, HHAS AND CAREGIVERS Find New Clients by Advertising Your Services in the Senior Directory Every Wednesday in The Sun Newspapers. This Feature Publishes in Charlotte, Sarasota, and Desoto Counties. Market Yourself Reach 150,000 Readers! Call 941-429-3110 for more information CARING FOR OUR HEROESDOUGLAS T. JACOBSONSTATE VETERANS HOMESenior RN Supervisor Senior LPN Senior CNA Nursing Program Specialist / MDS Food Control Specialist Food Support Worker OPS HSC III OPS CNA/Trainee OPS CNA/Therapy Aide Excellent Benefits, Vacation Leave Tammy Hoyt 941-613-0919 X 2006Online:https://peoplefirst.myflorida.com 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 MARCH 1st 2021 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 Restaurant/hotel HOUSEKEEPING START IMMEDIATELY! Apply in Person to: Days Inn, 1941 Tamiami Trl. Port Charlotte Skilled trades MAINTENANCE, FULL-TIME groundskeeping, mowing, etc., some knowledge of plumbing & electrical helpful, multiple tasks. Pick-up application or drop off resume @ Waters Edge RV Resort, Office, Site M-70, 6800 Golf Course Blvd, Punta Gorda. DFWP. Skilled trades 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 Sales SECRETARIAL Part-time/Fulltime, Real Estate Sales entry level no license necessary to apply. For interview, Call Mr. E at 201-953-1309. 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. 25-30 hours per week. Starting pay $14-$15/ hr. Phone allowance, mileage reimbursement. EOE, Drug free workplace Pre-employment drug testing required E-mail: Brian.Franz@yoursun.com Please no p hone calls CAPTAINS & MATES WANTEDFULL & PART TIME MANDATORY DRUG TESTING COMPETITIVE WAGES PLEASANT WORK ENVIRONMENT APPLY IN PERSON 10 A.M. 2 P.M. (M-F) 7075 PLACIDA ROAD ENGLEWOOD, FL 33946 CARRIERS NEEDED The Venice Gondolier Sun is now taking applications for carriers in Venice and surrounding areas. Must have dependable vehicle, a valid Florida Drivers License and proof of insurance. APPLY IN PERSON: 200 E. Venice Ave. Venice, FL 34285 No Phone Calls Please. DOCK HAND Needed at Uncle Henry`s Marina on Boca Grande. Tolls Paid. Call 941-964-0154MAILROOMTHE CHARLOTTE SUN NEWSPAPER Part-time positions available. No Experience necessary. Be able to lift at least 20 lbs., willing to train Late afternoons & evenings. E-mail to: mblubaugh@ suncoastpress.com Please, NO Phone Calls We are a drug free workplace Pre-employment drug testing re q uired PAGE DESIGNER The Daily Sun is looking for part-time or full-time layout/ design help. InDesign experience is helpful. Job involves early evenings and weekend hours. We will train the right person. Send resume to nathan.lane@yoursun.com. Please, NO p hone calls. PERSONAL ASST. P/T in private home. Computer, Internet, Errands. Can work from Home. Seniors Welcome. 239-283-8920 (Pine Island) PUT CLASSIFIEDS TOWORK FORYOU!FINDAJOB! BUYAHOME! BUYACAR! General ENTRY LEVEL POSITION FOR PRINTING AT THE VENICE GONDOLIER We are currently seeking a full time entry level manufacturing position. This position includes the opportunity to learn the printing process from the entry level position and advance in a progressive environment. In this position you will assist in the creation of various well known newspapers and other related products on our Press. DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIESRemove product from the end of the printing press or finishing machine. Move skids of product with a hand jack Comply with all quality, safety and work rules and regulations.Day and Evening shifts available.Qualifications Effectively communicate with other members of the staff.Assist other crew members with various duties including webbing up of the press and/or special handwork in order to meet customer requests.Follow all clean-up and housekeeping procedures.The ability to take stacks (average 10-30 lbs) using repetitive hand/wrist movement, off of the end of a machine (2-4 feet high) and stack product on skids from floor level to 5 feet high using repetitive bending and twisting.The ability to remove skids (weighing up to 2400 lbs) by using a pallet jack The ability to use a computer.At least 18-years of age or olderAbility to work well in a team environmentAbility to follow instructions and work independentlyThe ability to read and write; possess good verbal and written comprehension. Please call Jon at 941 207 1411 for an interview 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. 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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 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 invites you to meet with us every Wednesday via Zoom. Log in begins at 6:30pm and service starts at 7pm, live interaction. Worship and fellowship with us Call or text 941-268-3589 for Zoom meeting information. Everyone Welcome. Looking forward to meeting you Pamela Sams PASTOR PETER BURNETT . PCI Church Online Invites You to the Weekly Online Teaching with Pastor Peter Every Thursday at 9:00PM. 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Serving Venice, Nokomis & Osprey 30 Years Exp! 941-928-5448 DAVID J SHEPARD, JR., LLC 30 years in Charlotte County, Remodeling, Wood Rot, Windows & doors, Dry Wall & Stucco Repair, Painting, Convert Lanais into living spaces. 941-627-6954 or 941-456-6953 Lic # RR282811062 JKM HOME MAINTENANCE SERVICE  Painting  Carpentry  Power Washing  Yard Clean-Up   Drywall Repair  Shelving Call 941-201-6298 Lic./Ins. Serving Englewood, Venice, & Sarasota County Heating & air S.O.S. A/C & HEAT 941-468-4956 Air Conditioning Systems Cooling Made Affordable! Installed 10 yr Warranty st. lic #CAC1816023 sosairfl.com Home & commercial improvementA & R QUALITY HOMES INC . Customer Satisfaction is our goal. Kitchen/bath remodels Pressure cleaning, Interior & exterior painting Concrete/driveways/ walkways/slabs Stucco/repairs/fascia/ soffit Pool deck resurfacing Doors/Windows Fully licensed and insured 941-429-1285 941-626-0315 License # CRC1329404 BATHROOM GRAB BARS, Also installed by commodes, 2 non slip MOEN GRAB BARS INSTALLED FOR $225.00 total. Lengths 12 thru 32. 27 years experience. Call Jims Bathroom Grab Bars Now! 941-626-4296 COMPLETE CLEAN PRESSURE WASHING EXCELLENT RATES 20+ YEARS EXPERIENCE 941-468-2744 LIC/INS www.completecleanpw.com FANS & FAUCETS $99.00 eachLabor only. Customer supplies fan/faucet. Supply line & shut off valves extra if needed. (941)-237-6413 or (941)-587-3044 GUTTERS, 6 Seamless. Ken Violette, Inc. (941) 240-6699 Lic. CGC#060662/Ins. HAMMER FIREPROOFING & INSULATION, Inc. for all your insulation needs. 941-268-5615 or Office 941-423-7478 HIGHWIND SHUTTERS Windows, Doors, Shutters, Lanai Enclosures & More! 1-877-990-9463 highwindshutters.com Lic #CGC1523911 HOME XPRTS for all your Home Improvement and Handyman needs. Call 941-468-4792 Lic#CGC1515724 J & J HANDYMANPainting, Pressure Washing & Much More! Over 40 Years Experience & Satisified Customers Service with YOU in Mind. Reasonable, Reliable & Honest. Serving Englewood, Venice & Sarasota Areas Larger or Smaller Projects, Commercial & Residential licensed & fully insured Call Joe Chiminiello (941) 525-7967 NEED IT FIXED? MR. FIX IT MAN WE FIX IT! WE BUILD IT! WE REPAIR IT! 941-587-3044 OCEAN AIR CONDITIONING of SWFL Inc. Proudly in business since 1978. Prompt & Courteous service on all brands! We offer LENNOX, BOSCH and others! Call Today for your FREE quote! 941-625-8900 PRECISION LEAK DETECTION Is your Pool leaking? We can help. $25.00 off with with ad. FREE ESTIMATES 941-286-5774 Lic & Insured all p recisionservices.com ROOF CLEANING LOW PRESSURE LOW CHEMICAL 941-460-4936 www.completecleanpw.com All work performed by State Cert. Roofing Contractor TILE Remodel, Baths, Floors. Your Tile or Mine. 941-625-5186 Lic.#AAA006387 

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Holiday items CHRISTMAS TREEHOLDER 3 bulb, vintage. $45 941-496-9308 Furniture BAR CHAIRS, 4 Brown wooden, swivel, great for mancave. $70 941-276-4056 BAR STOOLS, 2 tall, swivel, copper-color, leather seats, very nice $110 518-275-9226 BED, Sleep Numbers, Queen size, dual chambers, platform & frame. $200 941-307-9211 BED, QUEEN, mattress, box, frame & headboard. $75, OBO 941-626-5783 BEDROOM SET, Washed oak bedroom set. $500 973-477-5259 BOOKCASE, wood, 60W X 15D X 72H, six shelves and two doors. $35 941-307-9211 CHAISE LOUNGE, BUDOIR, gold fabric, nice condition. $325, OBO 941-875-2631 COFFEE TABLE, wicker, glass top, chest. $50, OBO 941-626-5783 COUCH, DREXEL, 80X41X34, semi-round, beige fabric, top condition. $99 941-307-9211 COUCHES ( 2 ) Lg. highend w / built in recliners , 5 yrs old Great shape $400 for both 941-286-0406 CURIO CABINET, 6Hx2W, lights, Lexington brand, nice. $375 941-235-2203 DAY/TRUNDLE BED, with 2 twin mattresses good condition $150, OBO 941-875-2631 DINETTE, Nice light wood pedestal drop leaf table. 4 chairs $125 941-716-5088 DINING ROOM SET Glass top, 6 chairs, matching hutch, LIKE NEW $500 740-225-5313 DINING ROOM TABLE & Chairs Cushman Colonial VT made. Must see N.P. $123.45, OBO 860-208-8389 DINING ROOM TABLE Set. Oak wood table, leaf and six chairs. $350 716-672-9265DINING TABLE Glass top seats 6 $50 941-323-0344 DRESSER, White, 6 drawers & mirror. 34 wide 62 high, 17 deep. FREE. 941-426-9230 END TABLE, Dark wood grain, lower shelf. Can text pics. $15 941-246-1548 END TABLES, 22wx24x24, pic available. $90 941-276-5756 I BUY FURNITURE Or anything of value! 941-485-4964 LANAI SET Braxton Culler, Couch, coffee table, Lounge & ottoman $495 740-225-5313 MATTRESS FRAME, adjustable Queen/full/twin, steel on casters. $25 941-307-9211 MICROWAVE STAND Cabinet doors with storage space on wheels $60 954-865-7866 OCCASIONAL TABLE, 28 rd. pine Ethen Allen. 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Very ornate. 24 X 28 32 high $60 920-841-0834 TABLE, 40X60X3/8, beveled, oval, glass top. $100 941-460-6289 TABLE, ROUND, KITCHEN, & 4 chairs that match. $75, OBO 941-626-5783 TABLE/FOUR CHAIRS, Good condition. Rectangle/wood/ top $140 954-865-7866 Electronics BATTERY CHARGER, 24 Volt, Minuteman, text for pix. $100 714-599-2137 KEY BOARD Lowrey EZ-1, Virtual Orchestra, $1,000/obo 941-426-0657 PHOTO PRINTER, Canon Selphy Compact, CP1300. $60, OBO 941-286-6376 SPEAKER SYSTEM, Zenith, 3000 watts. New in box. 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Text for pix $15 714-599-2137 Clothing/jewelry JACKET LADIES MOTORCYCLE classic style w/chaps, small $40 239-223-4503 JACKET LEATHER black ladies buttons hip length soft Avanti 3X New gift $39 941-830-0346 JACKET, LEATHER, black ladies below waist zips Max USA M/L New gift $39 941-830-0346 JACKETS, SHIRTS, SHORTS, Lg pants. Mens-outgrown! Mint $3 ea. 941-639-1517 PURSE, KATE SPADE, shoulder/ clutch green leather, New $275 list call 4 pic $75 941-830-0346 PURSE, TED BAKER, sm crossbody fuscia new/tags list $195 call for pics $75 941-830-0346 Antiques collectibles 12 HANDBLOWN GLASS Swizzle sticks. Unusual vintage pcs. $25 941-639-1517 2021 BU Silver Eagles straight from the Mint. $44 814-450-9899 A NTIQUE TWISTED IRON Shoe shine chair $499 941-875-2631 BASEBALL CARD, Donald J. Trump DJT in NYY Baseball Cap. $2 814-450-9899 BUCCANEERS NESTING DOLLS Tampa Bay 7 frm Russia sells $85 on Etsy $49 941-830-0524 CERAMIC STEINS 4 German, 5 3/4 3 1/2 1 Swiss 3 1/2 tall exc. cond all $10 941-914-6945 CERTIFIED SILVER DOLLARS U.S.Common date $100 781-956-8891 CURRIER & IVES pocket knife-The Flying Cloud in display case $35 941-626-0967 DALE JR Etched glass hologram w/lighted base + more works $12 941-914-6945 DONALD J. TRUMP Brass coins. Brilliant Details. Brand New. $5 814-450-9899 GOLD COIN, United States $495 781-956-8891 IKE DOLLARS SILVER PROOF $10 781-956-8891 KNIFE COLLECTION, 49, all kinds, colors sizes, in boxes. $475 941-235-2203 N-GAUGE TRAIN, lots of track, 2 engines, many boxcars & access. $175 941-223-8718 PROOF SETS, Many different dates. $8 814-450-9899 ROYAL ADDERLEY P ORCELAIN Flower bouquets from England. $15 941-639-1517 SILVER COINS 1 oz proof silver eagles $70 781-956-8891 W.L. HALF DOLLARS Brilliant uncirculated $35 781-956-8891 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 WASHBURN ELEC. NEW Amp DVD lifetime War Adj Neck Case blue $295 941-408-7535 Medical 4 WHEEL WALKER, standard, basket, brakes, seat, nice. $65 941-268-8951 BEDSIDE COMMODE or shower chair. Like new. $20 ea. 941-268-8951 CPAP MACHINE, Clean, works well $50 941-356-0129 HOSPITAL BED Electric, Low, with Massage control $195 954-865-7866 MOBILITY SCOOTER, Good New batteries $375 724-263-6484 POWER CHAIR by Jazzy, Model 614, Electric. Excellent condition. $499. 315-525-9304 SHOWER CHAIR, quad cane or 2 wheel walker. $6 each. 941-268-8951 SHOWER CHAIR, Like new, has arms & back $20 941-356-0129 TOILET RISER by Drive for Round Toilet. Clean. $18 941-268-8951 WALKER, MEDICAL. Good condition $25 954-865-7866 WALKING BOOT, Plantar Fasciitis, R or L foot. Pics available $20, OBO 714-599-2137 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. U-PICK TOMATOES $1.00lb, Different Varieties. Fresh Produce: Including Kale, Swiss Chards & Collards. YELLOW HOUSE FARM & NURSERY 4565 Duncan Rd. (Hwy. 17) P.G. 3.5 Mi. E. of I-75 Monday-Saturday 9am-3pm Reg. 47236805 Golf accessories GOLF BALLS New in boxes $6. Per dozen 941-830-8403 GOLF BALLS Like new $4.00 a doz. 941-445-5991 GOLF BALLS, mixed, no cuts, $2 doz, 3doz for $5, 8 doz for $10 239-223-4503GOLF CART TIRES $10-$60 Used and New Your Choice Pickup only 941-769-1431 Visit Darsgolfcarts.com GOLF CLUBS Striker M-left W-right Titleist w/bags $40 941-445-8043 GOLF CLUBS, Cobra King F7 6-GW one length $350 941-625-7563 PUSH CART, Golf 3 wheel, TF 360. Exc. Cond. Like new. $95 941-629-6374 

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PAGE 4 SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 2021 | The Sun | www.yoursun.com Merchandise Lake Suzy garage sales FRI-SAT. 9AM-4PM 11982 SW Lake George Terrace, Furniture, Household, Tools, Clothes, Linens, and MORE! Deep Creek garage sales SAT 27TH & SUN 28TH. 8am-1pm 260 Antofagasta St. Variety of tools, tool box, household items, furniture, area rug, LOTS of items to choose from. Port Charlotte garage salesFRI & SAT. 9-3 4518 MEAGER CIR. Household items, furniture, grand mother clock & more. FRI-SAT. 8-2 21491 Seaton Ave. Collectibles, Paintings, Household, Furniture, Books, and more! Port Charlotte garage salesFRI-SAT. 8:30-2:30 175 Kings Hig hway at Tennis Courts. Furniture, Antiques, Clothing, Household, Electronics, Books and more! SAT. 11:00AM 3PM St. Vincent De Paul Resale Shop/St. Max, Toledo Blade Blvd. & 776. END OF MONTH SALE! 50% Off Store Wide Over $1.00, Excludes Furniture & Ladies Shoes. $1.00 Clothing Except Boutique. New Children`s Books, 25 Cents! SAT. FEB. 27 & SUN. 28, 9am-1pm 21154 Gladis Ave. Port Charlotte. Moving Sale, Household Items, Fishing Poles, Small Tender Boat. Punta Gorda area garage salesFRI & SAT 9AM-2PM 25500 AYSEN DR. WINDOW AC, APPLIANCES, HOUSEHOLD & MORE. FRI. AND SAT. 9:00-3:00 30184 Balsam Blvd. Punta Gorda. Large Sale! Little of everything. Good prices! Punta Gorda area garage sales FRI & SAT 9AM-3PM Sunday 10am-2pm 28466 COCO PALM DR Tons of tools, Sm block Chevy engine w/ alum heads, tool box, generator, wood working tools, drill press, Antique furniture, kitchen wares, CDs, DVDs and much more. Estate Sales by Jim. FRI.-SAT. 8AM-12PM PARTRIDGE DR. P.G.I. COMMUNITY SALE! Furniture, Marine, LP`s, Books, Household & MORE! FRI.-SAT. 8AM-2PM 141 Summerset Dr. (Peace River Shores, off Rt. 17) Several Homes! Furn., Fishing, Kayak, 70`s Johnson O/B, Vintage Sewing Machines & Parts ETC! SAT. 8-12 215 Rio Villa Dr. WINDMILL VILLAGE COMMUNITY WIDE YARD SALE! 50+ Homes. Masks Required. No Pets. Follow Yellow Balloons. SAT. 8-3PM 2621 Rio Tiber Dr. BARGAINS! Everything Must Go! Tools, Table Saw, Compressor, Tool Cabinets, Ladders, Pwr. Washer, Drill Press, RC Airplanes.... ETC!! Punta Gorda area garage salesSATURDAY, 2-27-21. 8am2pm 1740 Casey Key Dr. One Day Only, Multi Family, Boat gear, Honda Lawn Mower, Crystal, Tools, Brass fixtures, Bikes, General household and garage things North Port area garage salesFRI.-SAT. 9AM-2PM 1939 Scarlett Ave. (Inside Lakeside Plantation) MOVING! Something for Everyone! Household, home decor, more Englewood area garage salesFRI & SAT. 8AM-2PM 21 E HORTON AVE. Paintings, household, & more Something for everyone FRI.-SAT. 8-4 7297 Skycrest St. MULTI-FAMILY! lots of Costume Jewelry, Baseball memoribilia, Wade figurines, Beanie Babies, Dolls, Many other collectible items, ceramics, 14 Boat and motor. SAT. 7-5 9081 Evelyn Rd. Tools, Household, Power Washer, Electronics, Barstools and miscellaneous. Rotonda area garage sales SAT-SUN. 9A.M.-3P.M. 100 & 103 Edgevale Pl. 5 burner gas grill, hand tools, collectables, some clothing, oak headboard (queen), much more. Cash only. S. Venice area garage salesFRI & SAT. 7:30-1 466 EDGEWOOD RD. Lots of Scuba gear, housheold, books, clothes and much more PSYCHIC FAIR 2nd & 4th Sat. Every month 10am-3pm TOP READERS $15/15 min ANGEL MINISTRIES 2269 S. Tamiami Trail Venice 941-492-4995 www.angelministriesfl.org SAT. 9-2 255 Morningside Rd. Collectibles, Dolls, Linens, African Art, Household & much, much MORE! Venice area garage sales FRI & SAT . 8-4 213 VISTA DEL LAGO WAY MOVING SALE Camping, tools, household, all kitchen items, shop vac & vacuum, furniture andTVs, DVDs so much more. Venice area garage sales SAT FEB 27. 8-2 PINEBROOK SOUTH COMMUNITY WIDE GARAGE SALE . in Venice off Pinebrook Rd. Lots of great deals and unique items! Mask/Social dist. required! 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Visit Darsgolfcarts.com $489.72 GOLF CART BATTERIES Set of six-6 volt Brand New Factory Blems LIMITED QUANTITIES US Made in Freemont, Ohio Sold in sets of 6 only Might be a scratch or a scuff Factory Warranty Cash Only-Pick up only You Load and Unload or we do it $2/battery Core exchange required taxes additional 941-769-1431 Visit Darsgolfcarts.com Going Fast$3997 2017 EZGO T48 2 person Golf Cart Fresh 4 turf/street tires Factory Hub Caps LED Head and Taillights New Factory Upholstery Canopy Top, 48 Volt Charger Folding Windshield Rear View Mirror 941-769-1431 Visit Dars g olfcarts.com HIGH-SPEED! $4642 2017 EZGO T48 4 PERSON GOLF CART FLIP DOWN REAR SEAT 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, 48 VOLT CHARGER FOLDING WINDSHIELD REAR VIEW MIRROR 941-769-1431 VISIT DARSGOLFCARTS.COM G A R A G E S A L E 1 B L O C K B N 2 1 5 I B R A K E F O R G A R A G E S A L E S GONESHOPPINGI2SHOPSHOP LOCALLY SAVEGASMYFAVORITE STORELOCALSHOPSHOMEREST A URANT FOR L UNCHFINEDININGGROCERIES Golf carts THE BELAIR TURQUOISE AND WHITE $5995 2016 CLUB CAR PRECEDENT 4 passenger Golf Cart Brand New Batteries High-Speed Fresh 4 turf/street tires SS Wheel covers LED Head and Taillights Turn signals Brake lights, Horn 4 way hazard lights Plush Pleated Upholstery Canopy Top, Charger Folding Windshield Rear View Mirror 941-769-1431 VISIT DARSGOLFCARTS.COM Exercise/fitness EXERCISE BIKE, Schwinn Aerodyne, $125, OBO 732-425-7531 Sporting goods 2 GUYS GUN SHOWS 2 DAY ADMISSION $10.00 Come and Go as you pleaseMarch 20TH & 21STSat 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 DIVE FINS, Mares Power Plana Brand new cond., they float, text for pix $25 714-599-2137 HORSESHOE SET, new $20 941-743-0582 KAYAK CAR Top carriers. Suspenz Flying V Rack pair like new $85 941-629-6374 TENNIS RACKETS, Head & Gamma. Exc. cond new wraps, cases incl. $20 920-470-5014 VINTAGE DAISY BB Gun, Model 38, single shot $75 941-639-1517 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. ROCK ISLAND ARMORY Stand full size 9mm, 1911, (LNIB) ID req. $650 (941)-639-5467 VIETNAM VET pays cash for your hunting and sporting rifles. Call 941-441-6866 Firearms accessories METAL GUN CASE Treadlock Security chest $250 941-445-8043 Hunting & fishing suppliesFLY ROD, Penn Intl, 10 wt, 9ft, graphite, like new, case 3 pc. Super Buy $150 941-661-3378 PENN 7 Power stick, PS 4811 ML 7. Excellent Condition. $50 863-494-3762 PENN HEAVY ACTION 7 Slammer. Excelent condition. $50 863-494-3762 SWEATSHIRT HUNTER ORANGE, poncho, pack,misc $25 239-223-4503 Bicycles/ tricycles BIKE 26 Huffy black great condition boys bike. pg $45, OBO 941-661-5974 BIKE MONGOOSE, New, 24 full susp. mtn. bike, blck, front disc brake $300 941-567-0609 BIKE RACK HD 2 bike rack. Fits 2 inch receiver. $75 941-505-8294 BIKE, BOYS, Kulana, red 26. Great condition. $45, OBO 941-661-5974 BIKES, HIS and HERS , 2 kids. $60 each 941-763-4818 GIRLS BIKE HELMET, colorful, exc. cond. w/new training wheels. $10 941-914-6945 SUN, 3 WHEEL, 26 2 speed. Black. $200 941-474-0109 TRIKE ADULT new yellow with basket, 15 mile delivery avalable $200, OBO 941-830-2028 TWO SEATER BIKES tandum, 3 speed, big seats nice/ $225. 941-724-6049 WESTERN FLYER, 26 mens bike from the 60s. $200 941-916-9424 Toys/games 3D FAMILY POOL, Blow up, 3 tier. New in box w/ two sets goggles. $25 941-421-9984 GAZILLION BUBBLE MACHINE Toy. New in box w/bubbles, battery op. $25 941-421-9984 RC AIRPLANE KITS, plans, access., jet, field box. Various prices. 941-223-8718 WEAVING LOOM, FAO Schwarz. 8 pc., kids. New in box. Wooden. $25 941-421-9984 Photography/ video KODAK EASYSHARE DIGITAL 16mp 5x zoom HD Video case works $32 941-914-6945 MINOLTA MAXXUM 3 SLR 28-80 lens, body glove case, new batt works $32 941-914-6945 Pool/spa/ & supplies CHLORINE TABLETS 50LBS 3 INCH Swim $100 941-661-8372 HAYWOOD POOL FILTER, Nearly new top and extra filter. $40 419-630-5193 HAYWOOD POOL PUMP, 1.5 HP-A. V.G. Used $80 419-630-5193 POOL HEATER, Raypak L.P. used 1 season. $250 508-962-7451 POOL PUMPS, 1.5 HP new $120, good used 1.5 HP $75 941-661-6191 Lawn & garden FERTILIZER Suniland for trees, grass, shrubs. 50lb bag $25 941-257-5500 GAS CANS, 5 gals., plastic, old good ones. $10 941-743-0582 GENERATOR, 7350 watt. $325, OBO 716-785-3446 GENERATOR, TORO, Model T1200 $125, OBO 941-485-0681 HEDGE TRIMMER, Black & Decker, electric. Exc. cond $20 941-743-0582 LAWN BAGGER for Toro 22 cut, brand new! $20. 941-257-5500 LAWN MOWER, TB30R, 30 riding mower. Elec. start, new battery. $200 941-474-2613 MOWER, JOHN DEERE, JS 30. Self propelled (for parts). $40, OBO 941-485-0681 MOWER, TORO, Self propelled $125, OBO 941-485-0681 RIDING MOWER, TROY-BILT, Super Bronco, 44  deck. $400, OBO 941-485-0681 Lawn & garden SHALLOW WELL PUMP 1/2 hp Exc. cond. $80 941-743-0582 TILLER, MANTIS with hedge clipper attachment. $150, OBO 941-485-0681TOP SOIL FOR SALE 941-468-4372 TREE CONTAINERS HD Oversize L-4 48 W-40, Deep-33 $100 941-624-0928 Outdoor living CHAIRS 3 White, stackable $25 941-257-5500 OUTDOOR LOUNGE SET, Wicker, Costco bought. 7pcs w/cushions. $250 239-313-9370 OUTDOOR PROPANE HEATER, Great shape, rarely used, $40 941-284-0785 PATIO CUSHIONS 2 Chaise and 2 chair, yellow, good shape $20 239-223-4504 PATIO TABLE, 38x64 glass insert, 4 chairs, new cushions. $95 586-436-0076 PICNIC TABLES, New, 48 x 30, with 2 attached benches $79 941-661-6191 Building supplies DOOR, 6 Panel, Hollow core composite, 32 x 96, like new $25 941-661-6191 DOORS BI-FOLD, new condition, white, 24 x 79, 3 ea. 30 x 79 painted $40 941-661-6191 LIGHT LAMP BRACKET, heavy duty, outdoor, 733/4 L and 81/4 W $50 941-624-0928 STORM PANELS (25) 89x16 with all hardware. Never used $250 941-286-0406 Tools/machinery BATTERY CHARGER, jump & carry, 12v, 1700 amp, JNC660, exc. $125 941-235-2203 BENCH TOP DISC/BELT Sander, Delta w/extra discs and belts $45 941-380-2033 BENCH TOP ROUTER table with router, extra accessories. $75 941-380-2033 CHAIN SAW, ATLAS, brushless 16 cordless, 40V lithium battery & charger. $165 941204-9605 CIRCULAR SAW, Craftsman with extra blades. $50 941-496-9308 GENERATOR, used, 7350 watts. $325, OBO 716-785-3446 LADDER, 17 Little Giant w/ accessories. Like new. $125, OBO 941-626-0967 MOTOR, 24 VOLT DC Minuteman 33 amp extras incl $100 714-599-2137 PAINT SPRAYER Titan TS50P Pro-Finish Series HVLP w/ Extras! $200. 954-612-1148 PRESSURE WASHER, Black Max, Honda engine, 2600 psi, low hrs $150 941-661-3378 RADIAL ARM SAW Craftsman 10 Runs fine Good condition $80 941-460-3707 SHOP-VAC, WET-DRY Vac, 10 gal. Very good condition. $25 941-697-0940 STAPLE GUN, Arrow ET150, Extra staples. $30 941-496-9308 TABLE SAW, 10 Craftsman & 4 jointer combo. Good Condition. $325 941-286-4411 TILE SAW, 10 MK tile saw. Runs Great. $175 941-286-4411 Office/business equip./supplieCANON MAXIFY MB5020 NEW Wireless Printer, Print, Copy, Scan & Fax $245 941-408-7535 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 DOG FOOD, Dr. harveys, Canine Health Pre-Mix. 4 pounds $10, OBO 920-298-8019 DOG FOOD, Blue Adult ,22lb. bag, Carnivora Prairie or Woodland. $20 941-421-9984 DOG FOOD, Kidney Diet, 24 cans of Hills and Royal Canin $30 920-298-8019 Appliances BROILER/OVEN, reversible by Toastmaster, Model 5231. $20 941-716-5507 DRYER, white, nice, delivery available $185 941-763-4818 DRYER, SAMSUNG, steams, white very nice. Delivery available $350 941-724-6049 DRYER, SAMSUNG, steams, white very nice. Delivery available $350 941-724-6049 ELECTRIC DRYER, G.E., white. $50 724-549-3726 INDUCTION COOKTOP, EMPAVA 4 burner, Model EMPV idc30 $475, OBO 941-284-0785 REFRIGERATOR, MAYTAG, white. Call for details. $150 734-716-2755 REFRIGERATOR, G.E., ice inside, clean, working, white. $300 941-889-8931 REFRIGERATOR, white, good condition. Delivery available. $275 941-763-4818 Miscellaneous for sale A B BUDMAN STEIN, 1989. New in box, collectors edition $90 941-624-0928 A B STEINS, Older 20 and up $20 941-624-0928 A IR FILTER, 20 x 22 x1 MARV 11, have 8 filters 7 each $6 941-408-7535 A B STEIN, Budweister Sports Legends, (Babe Ruth), new in box $75 941-624-0928 CARPET MATS CHARCOAL New Buick Enclave Avenir $125 941-249-3659 CHICKEN EGGS, Beautifully colored, free range and pasture fed! $6 941-875-4052 COOLER, COLEMAN, 20L X 13W X 14H. White and Blue, Like New! $20. 941-257-5500 DUCK EGGS! Jumbo, free range and pasture fed. $8 941-875-4052 GENERATOR CRAFTSMAN, 5600 Watt Generator. Like new. $350 508-962-7451 GENERATOR, 7350 watts $325, OBO 716-785-3446 HURRICANE PANELS 16 x 84, 4 available $20 941-661-6191 KARAOKE SYSTEM, CRAIG , 2-mics, 2discs, works great. $45 863-494-3762 KITCHEN FAUCET, Moen, Chrome, new in box sh # 7425 $55 941-629-6374 LAPTOP, Leather, black bag, Heritage genuine leather. Like new. $50 941-214-0250 SIGN, CORVETTE, neon. $400 941-916-9424 Miscellaneous for sale PEWTER, 3 piece place setting for 4 + accessories. Pewter by Ct. House Pewterers. $75 716-957-6244 $75.00 PER PANELSLIDING GLASS DOOR REPAIRS Wheels Tracks & LocksCALL BOB 941-706-6445Affordable Maintenance Owned and operated by Local Fire fighter. STADIUM SEATS, 2 LL Bean stadium seats. $30. Cost $100. 631-928-2459 STEEL BOAT LIFT cradle, 13.5 ft wide, 4x7 I beam, bunks needs paint $185 315-263-9154 THERMOSTAT & REMOTE Hunter Comfort Saver 7 day $28 Orig. $48. 941-408-7535 VINTAGE SIGN, standard oil polarine sign, $300 941-916-9424 Transportation Buick 2017 BUICK LACROSSE $14,411. GRAY, 77K MI. 855-280-4707 DLR 2018 BUICK CASCADA $25,184. SILVER, 26K MI. 855-280-4707 DLR Cadillac 1998 CADILLAC ELDORADO ESC $6,000 , excellent condition, pearl white, 662-574-3374 2013 CADILLAC ATS $11,500 Exc Cond. 70,200 miles. New Tires & Battery. 270-222-0900 2006 CADILLAC DTS, $6,500 Silver. 97,000 miles 941-3807010 Chevy 2013 CHEVY EQUINOX $8,300 2.4L, 2WD, 80,700 Miles. Very Nice Shape! 330-608-6369 2015 CHEVY CAMARO $23,780. BLACK, LT, CONV., 27K MI. 855-280-4707 DLR 2018 CHEVY COLORADO $37,488. BLACK, ZR2 35K MI. 855-280-4707 DLR Dodge 2005 DODGE GRAND-CARAVAN $1,900 127K miles. Navy. Newer tires, brakes, battery, headliner. 920-605-7590 2005 DODGE GRAND-CARAVAN $3,900 STO-GO like new in Deep Creek. Phone only. 941-740-9008 2019 DODGE RAM 1500 $50,987. GRAY, LTD, NAV, 21K MI. 855-280-4707 DLR Ford 2004 FORD MUSTANG GT $7,500 OBO, Anniversary/ Premium Pkg, conv. 4.6L Engine, 5 spd manual, great cond. Owner 941-626-7038 2002 FORD MUSTANG GT, Conv., $8,700. 4.6L, 5 Spd. Manual. 57K Mi! 941-505-0871 

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www.yoursun.com | The Sun | SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 2021 PAGE 5 C7434238 PUNTA GORDA 33950 2005 TAYLOR RD $65,000 1,256 $65,000 2/17/2021 None 3 1 0 1950 Single Family Residence Cash 51.75 1 C7434587 PORT CHARLOTTE 33952 1515 FORREST NELSON BLVD $95,000 689 $89,000 2/17/2021 Community 1 1 0 1984 Condominium Conventional 137.88 0.94 C7436725 PUNTA GORDA 33950 25188 MARION AVE #D205 $119,900 852 $122,000 2/22/2021 Community 2 1 0 1981 Condominium Conventional 140.73 1.02 143.19 C7436933 PORT CHARLOTTE 33980 1401 TERRY AVE $134,900 704 $130,000 2/19/2021 None 2 1 0 1961 Single Family Residence Convention al 191.62 0.96 128.46 C7430667 PUNTA GORDA 33982 4726 KNOLLWOOD DR $139,600 1,150 $135,000 2/18/2021 None 4 2 0 1960 Single Family Residence FHA 121. 39 0.97 C7433664 PORT CHARLOTTE 33952 3407 CONWAY BLVD $139,900 918 $139,900 2/22/2021 None 2 2 0 1973 Single Family Residence Cash 152 .4 1 97.9 A4487614 PORT CHARLOTTE 33952 22063 MARSHALL AVE $141,900 812 $145,000 2/19/2021 None 2 2 0 1961 Single Family Residence FHA 17 4.75 1.02 A4480782 PORT CHARLOTTE 33980 3300 LOVELAND BLVD #1401 $142,000 1,070 $140,000 2/23/2021 Community 2 2 0 1990 Condominium Priva te 132.71 0.99 130.84 C7428361 NORTH PORT 34286 2836 SALLY LN $149,000 960 $133,200 2/19/2021 None 3 1 0 1994 Single Family Residence Cash 155.21 0.8 9 97.58 C7437347 PORT CHARLOTTE 33948 19018 COCHRAN BLVD $149,900 1,090 $135,000 2/18/2021 None 2 1 1 1970 Single Family Residence Cash 137.52 0.9 85.07 D6112322 ENGLEWOOD 34224 4260 PLACIDA RD #21B $149,900 950 $149,900 2/17/2021 Community 2 2 0 1984 Condominium Conventional 157 .79 1 137.52 C7436654 PORT CHARLOTTE 33948 871 BAYARD ST $154,900 906 $149,000 2/18/2021 None 2 1 0 1983 Single Family Residence Conventional 170.97 0.96 106.73 O5917901 PORT CHARLOTTE 33948 949 NW HOOD AVE NW $158,800 1,040 $158,800 2/19/2021 None 3 2 0 1969 Single Family Residence Cash 152.69 1 C7437038 PORT CHARLOTTE 33952 402 FERRIS DR NW $169,900 1,326 $169,900 2/19/2021 None 2 2 0 1969 Single Family Residence Conven tional 128.13 1 73.68 C7436307 PORT CHARLOTTE 33952 2367 IVANHOE ST $170,000 1,230 $157,000 2/22/2021 Private 2 2 0 1974 Single Family Residence Cash 138.21 0.92 C7435219 NORTH PORT 34287 8120 LOMBRA AVE $174,900 1,162 $176,000 2/18/2021 None 2 2 0 1977 Single Family Residence VA 150.52 1 .01 90.07 C7435877 PORT CHARLOTTE 33948 2725 ROCK CREEK DR $175,000 1,172 $165,000 2/22/2021 None 3 2 0 1983 Single Family Residence Conv entional 149.32 0.94 C7437613 PUNTA GORDA 33983 1340 SAN CRISTOBAL AVE #C-106 $177,900 1,003 $175,000 2/19/2021 Private, Com 2 2 0 1990 Condominium Cash 177.37 0.98 D6115708 PORT CHARLOTTE 33948 780 CRESTVIEW CIR NW $179,900 1,278 $177,000 2/18/2021 None 2 2 0 1974 Single Family Residence FH A 140.77 0.98 C7436855 PORT CHARLOTTE 33952 22447 ALCORN AVE $179,900 1,391 $182,000 2/19/2021 None 2 2 0 1981 Single Family Residence Conven tional 129.33 1.01 A4488809 NORTH PORT 34287 5779 SABAL TRACE DR #103BD5 $187,777 1,168 $185,777 2/22/2021 Community 2 2 0 2006 Condominium Conventional 160.77 0.99 135.01 C7435572 PUNTA GORDA 33980 23465 HARBORVIEW #634 RD #634 $187,900 1,405 $185,950 2/22/2021 Community 2 2 0 1985 Condominium Conventional 133.74 0.99 C7437528 PORT CHARLOTTE 33948 2409 PELLAM BLVD $189,900 1,128 $206,000 2/22/2021 Private 3 2 0 1979 Single Family Residence VA 168.35 1.08 123.8 C7434402 PUNTA GORDA 33950 25188 MARION AVE #B206 $189,999 1,550 $182,500 2/18/2021 Community 3 2 0 1975 Condominium Conventional 122.58 0.96 C7435304 PORT CHARLOTTE 33952 1365 ARROW ST $190,000 1,397 $198,000 2/19/2021 None 3 2 0 1978 Single Family Residence Conventio nal 136.01 1.04 89.43 D6115020 PORT CHARLOTTE 33954 21255 ARGYLE AVE $199,500 1,304 $190,000 2/19/2021 None 3 2 0 2002 Single Family Residence Conven tional 152.99 0.95 115.01 D6115659 ENGLEWOOD 34223 145 JOSE GASPAR DR #145 $199,900 1,040 $199,900 2/18/2021 Private, Com 2 2 0 1983 Condominium Cash 192 .21 1 C7434118 PORT CHARLOTTE 33980 23204 MCQUEENEY AVE $200,000 1,635 $180,000 2/19/2021 None 3 2 0 1990 Single Family Residence Con ventional 122.32 0.9 D6115558 PORT CHARLOTTE 33981 6424 THORMAN RD $207,000 1,168 $189,500 2/19/2021 Community 3 2 0 1989 Single Family Residence Co nventional 177.23 0.92 86.61 R4904206 PUNTA GORDA 33950 3311 MAGNOLIA WAY $209,000 1,392 $190,000 2/18/2021 Private 3 2 0 1966 Single Family Residence Conve ntional 150.14 0.91 N6112982 NORTH PORT 34287 4274 WALL LN $209,900 1,372 $216,500 2/19/2021 None 3 2 0 2004 Single Family Residence FHA 152.99 1.0 3 107.18 C7437189 NORTH PORT 34286 2225 MISTLETO LANE $215,000 1,184 $212,500 2/18/2021 None 3 2 0 2002 Single Family Residence Cash 181 .59 0.99 122.55 A4487677 NORTH PORT 34287 3580 ELYTON CT $215,000 1,319 $215,000 2/19/2021 Community 3 2 0 1978 Single Family Residence Cash 16 3 1 115.03 N6113059 ENGLEWOOD 34223 820 PALM AVE $215,000 935 $218,000 2/19/2021 Private 2 1 0 1958 Single Family Residence FHA 229.95 1.0 1 201.48 C7430508 PORT CHARLOTTE 33980 23374 MACDOUGALL AVE $219,000 1,659 $210,000 2/22/2021 None 3 2 0 1991 Single Family Residence Conventional 132.01 0.96 87.79 J923312 NORTH PORT 34291 2473 DE VORE ST $223,900 1,437 $223,900 2/23/2021 None 3 2 0 2020 Single Family Residence Cash 155.81 1 C7435226 NORTH PORT 34291 5573 ABELOVE LN $223,900 1,437 $223,900 2/19/2021 None 3 2 0 2020 Single Family Residence Conventiona l 155.81 1 110.51 C7435908 PORT CHARLOTTE 33954 16466 BAUERS AVE $224,900 1,609 $225,000 2/19/2021 None 3 2 0 2006 Single Family Residence FHA 13 9.78 1 C7437391 PUNTA GORDA 33955 16074 OVERDALE CT $225,000 1,651 $222,000 2/19/2021 None 3 2 0 1997 Single Family Residence Conventi onal 136.28 0.99 94.83 C7434742 PORT CHARLOTTE 33952 1244 HINTON ST $225,000 1,250 $220,000 2/19/2021 Private 2 2 0 1979 Single Family Residence Conve ntional 180 0.98 122.02 C7436436 PUNTA GORDA 33950 601 SHREVE ST #64B $227,500 1,398 $225,000 2/17/2021 Community 2 2 0 1981 Condominium Cash 162.73 0. 99 160.94 N6113640 NORTH PORT 34291 5330 JACARANDA AVE $227,900 1,511 $233,500 2/19/2021 None 3 2 0 1999 Single Family Residence Cash 150 .83 1.02 115.48 D6115748 ENGLEWOOD 34223 516 WEKIVA RIVER CT #118 $228,900 1,272 $229,900 2/17/2021 Community 2 2 0 1992 Single Family Residenc e Cash 179.95 1 133.35 A4488912 NORTH PORT 34287 4366 DUTILLY RD $229,900 1,200 $229,900 2/22/2021 None 3 2 0 2000 Single Family Residence Cash 191.58 1 A4472854 PORT CHARLOTTE 33952 1112 INVERNESS ST $229,900 1,820 $229,900 2/18/2021 None 3 2 0 1986 Single Family Residence FHA 1 26.32 1 93.38 D6115835 PORT CHARLOTTE 33981 13591 MARTHA AVE $230,000 1,298 $236,000 2/19/2021 Private, Com 3 2 0 1974 Single Family Residenc e Conventional 177.2 1.03 138.66 O5905965 PUNTA GORDA 33955 7348 N MOSS ROSE $230,000 1,638 $225,000 2/22/2021 None 3 2 0 1989 Single Family Residence Cash 140.42 0.98 98.94 C7435130 NORTH PORT 34288 1884 NORTHLAND AVE $230,000 1,418 $230,000 2/22/2021 None 3 2 0 2003 Single Family Residence VA 162.2 1 111.49 J923168 NORTH PORT 34288 3781 BREWSTER RD $232,400 1,437 $232,400 2/18/2021 None 3 2 0 2020 Single Family Residence Cash 161.73 1 T3277593 NORTH PORT 34288 3311 SERNICE ST $232,500 1,369 $232,500 2/17/2021 None 3 2 0 2020 Single Family Residence Conventiona l 169.83 1 169.83 C7437586 PORT CHARLOTTE 33948 825 CHEVY CHASE ST $234,900 2,117 $234,900 2/22/2021 None 3 2 0 1980 Single Family Residence Cash 110.96 1 A4485920 PORT CHARLOTTE 33953 41 FARBER ST $234,990 1,422 $234,990 2/19/2021 None 3 2 0 1986 Single Family Residence Convention al 165.25 1 C7436213 NORTH PORT 34288 4565 ADOLPH AVE $235,000 1,724 $235,000 2/18/2021 None 3 2 0 2006 Single Family Residence Cash 136.31 1 98.33 A4487030 ENGLEWOOD 34224 7386 EBRO RD $236,500 1,443 $225,000 2/17/2021 None 3 2 0 1985 Single Family Residence Conventional 16 3.89 0.95 114.97 C7437540 PORT CHARLOTTE 33952 1370 KENMORE ST $239,000 1,385 $249,000 2/22/2021 Private 3 2 0 1999 Single Family Residence VA 1 72.56 1.04 127.69 T3267961 NORTH PORT 34288 6381 FANNING ST $241,995 1,661 $242,995 2/17/2021 None 3 2 0 2020 Single Family Residence FHA 145.69 1 N6112266 PORT CHARLOTTE 33980 4276 MANATEE LN $242,065 1,499 $242,065 2/17/2021 Community 4 2 0 2020 Single Family Residence Co nventional 161.48 1 161.48 D6115773 NORTH PORT 34291 5524 KUMQUAT AVE $243,000 1,825 $243,000 2/19/2021 None 3 2 0 2007 Single Family Residence VA 133.15 1 100.83 C7437940 PORT CHARLOTTE 33954 39 TORRINGTON ST $249,000 1,574 $245,000 2/19/2021 Private 3 2 0 1994 Single Family Residence Con ventional 158.2 0.98 102.38 C7429179 PUNTA GORDA 33955 3020 MATECUMBE KEY RD #404 $249,000 1,148 $249,000 2/19/2021 Community 2 2 0 1991 Condominium Conventional 216.9 1 195.91 A4488326 NORTH PORT 34288 1827 PIERPOINT ST $249,900 1,555 $257,000 2/19/2021 None 3 2 0 2020 Single Family Residence Conventio nal 160.71 1.03 D6115604 NORTH PORT 34291 6998 RABBIT AVE $249,900 1,552 $252,100 2/18/2021 Private 3 2 0 2005 Single Family Residence VA 161.0 2 1.01 A4486965 NORTH PORT 34287 2322 PALOMAR ST $249,900 1,320 $246,000 2/19/2021 Private 3 2 0 1989 Single Family Residence Conventi onal 189.32 0.98 110.51 T3269843 NORTH PORT 34288 5012 FRIES AVE $250,646 1,637 $250,646 2/17/2021 None 3 2 0 2021 Single Family Residence VA 153.11 1 110.42 D6116372 NORTH PORT 34288 1679 NEW LONDON ST $254,900 1,638 $255,000 2/19/2021 None 3 2 0 2006 Single Family Residence Cash 155 .62 1 105.46 D6115410 ENGLEWOOD 34223 1501 BEACH RD #412 $255,000 1,070 $245,000 2/17/2021 Community 2 2 0 1981 Condominium Conventional 238 .32 0.96 J923109 NORTH PORT 34288 5695 LAVENDER AVE $256,500 1,680 $256,500 2/17/2021 Private 3 2 0 2020 Single Family Residence Cash 15 2.68 1 C7437533 NORTH PORT 34291 3439 ARMOUR TER $256,900 1,381 $262,500 2/22/2021 Private 3 2 0 2004 Single Family Residence Conventi onal 186.02 1.02 128.61 A4484719 PORT CHARLOTTE 33981 9372 ARNAZ CIR $257,000 1,575 $257,000 2/19/2021 None 2 2 0 1981 Single Family Residence Conventi onal 163.17 1 J923205 NORTH PORT 34286 2464 SADNET LN $257,400 1,670 $257,400 2/19/2021 None 3 2 0 2020 Single Family Residence Conventional 154.13 1 A4485450 NORTH PORT 34286 3084 STOCKTON AVE $259,893 2,239 $256,893 2/19/2021 None 3 2 1 2005 Single Family Residence Cash 116. 08 0.99 89.42 C7435858 NORTH PORT 34286 1134 SHADOW LN $259,900 1,697 $263,900 2/19/2021 None 3 2 0 2020 Single Family Residence FHA 153.15 1.02 113.02 C7435842 PORT CHARLOTTE 33952 23201 ALASKA AVE $259,999 2,402 $265,000 2/17/2021 None 3 2 1 2000 Single Family Residence FHA 10 8.24 1.02 85.21 C7436567 PORT CHARLOTTE 33954 23513 ALMOND AVE $269,900 2,149 $271,000 2/19/2021 Private 2 2 0 1995 Single Family Residence Cas h 125.59 1 D6114502 ENGLEWOOD 34223 116 ENGLEWOOD GARDEN CIR $269,900 1,673 $256,000 2/22/2021 None 3 2 0 1983 Single Family Residence Conventional 161.33 0.95 104.11 C7437361 NORTH PORT 34286 2566 CLEO ST $274,500 1,529 $270,000 2/17/2021 Private 3 2 0 2002 Single Family Residence Conventiona l 179.53 0.98 A4471799 NORTH PORT 34288 2705 JOLLIVETTE RD $277,006 2,169 $277,006 2/18/2021 None 3 2 0 2020 Single Family Residence FHA 127. 71 1 107.83 J923204 PUNTA GORDA 33955 26234 STILLWATER CIR $278,100 1,727 $278,100 2/18/2021 None 3 2 0 1995 Single Family Residence Conven tional 161.03 1 A4482599 PUNTA GORDA 33983 534 ENCARNACION ST $280,990 1,619 $280,990 2/19/2021 None 3 2 0 2021 Single Family Residence Convent ional 173.56 1 108.16 C7433433 PORT CHARLOTTE 33981 14125 UNION HALL AVE $282,950 2,010 $282,950 2/22/2021 None 3 2 0 2021 Single Family Residence Co nventional 140.77 1 C7437289 NORTH PORT 34288 3316 KACHER RD $284,900 1,932 $271,500 2/18/2021 Private 3 2 0 2006 Single Family Residence Conventio nal 147.46 0.95 103.47 D6115534 ENGLEWOOD 34224 8541 AMBERJACK CIR #301 $285,000 1,999 $282,000 2/17/2021 Community 3 2 1 2007 Condominium Conventiona l 142.57 0.99 130.62 C7437992 NORTH PORT 34287 8749 PEREGRINE WAY $289,900 1,550 $320,000 2/19/2021 Community 3 2 0 2015 Single Family Residence Cas h 187.03 1.1 150.94 C7434879 PORT CHARLOTTE 33981 14197 CONGO LN $289,900 2,850 $287,500 2/18/2021 None 4 2 1 2006 Single Family Residence Conventi onal 101.72 0.99 A4475708 NORTH PORT 34287 8075 LARS RD $289,900 1,811 $289,900 2/19/2021 None 3 2 0 2020 Single Family Residence Cash 160.08 1 119.69 A4472520 PUNTA GORDA 33983 206 SANTAREM CIR $292,990 1,829 $292,990 2/19/2021 None 4 2 0 2020 Single Family Residence Conventio nal 160.19 1 114.85 C7435916 PORT CHARLOTTE 33948 3407 KNOX TER $293,900 1,998 $285,800 2/19/2021 Private 4 2 0 1979 Single Family Residence Conven tional 147.1 0.97 C7436938 NORTH PORT 34286 2275 HOMESTEAD CIR $299,000 1,801 $305,000 2/19/2021 Private 3 2 0 2005 Single Family Residence Conve ntional 166.02 1.02 124.08 A4487170 NORTH PORT 34286 3931 NARCISSUS TER $299,900 1,216 $289,700 2/19/2021 None 3 2 0 2000 Single Family Residence VA 246.6 3 0.97 158.83 C7431281 PUNTA GORDA 33950 98 VIVANTE BLVD #202 $299,900 1,915 $299,000 2/22/2021 Community 3 2 0 2007 Condominium Cash 156.61 1 130 C7437198 ENGLEWOOD 34224 7081 PLANTATION ST $309,000 1,720 $309,000 2/19/2021 Private 3 2 0 1984 Single Family Residence Conven tional 179.65 1 125.51 C7436517 NORTH PORT 34286 2841 S CRANBERRY BLVD $310,000 1,867 $305,000 2/19/2021 Private 3 2 0 1990 Single Family Residence FH A 166.04 0.98 121.61 C7435077 NORTH PORT 34288 5042 VARDEN TER $319,000 1,876 $319,000 2/22/2021 None 3 2 0 2013 Single Family Residence Conventional 170.04 1 122.13 C7437674 ENGLEWOOD 34223 25720 BOYSEN BERRY AVE $319,900 1,643 $311,000 2/19/2021 Community 2 2 0 2017 Single Family Residence Cash 194.7 0.97 150.75 C7432528 PORT CHARLOTTE 33954 488 TORRINGTON ST $319,900 2,438 $320,000 2/18/2021 None 4 3 0 2019 Single Family Residence FHA 1 31.21 1 95.27 C7434957 PUNTA GORDA 33955 7529 CARISSA $320,000 2,202 $320,000 2/19/2021 Private 4 3 0 1996 Single Family Residence Convention al 145.32 1 98.4 C7437018 PUNTA GORDA 33955 3420 SUNSET KEY CIR #A $325,000 1,755 $320,000 2/19/2021 Community 3 2 0 2000 Condominium Cash 185.1 9 0.98 129.66 C7437639 PUNTA GORDA 33955 4038 BIG PASS LN $329,000 1,453 $334,000 2/19/2021 Private 2 2 0 1996 Single Family Residence Cash 2 26.43 1.02 109.44 U8110314 ENGLEWOOD 34223 25768 GRAYTON AVE $335,000 1,417 $335,000 2/18/2021 Private, Com 2 2 0 2016 Single Family Residence Ca sh 236.41 1 235.92 C7431613 NORTH PORT 34289 2599 MARTON OAK BLVD $344,900 2,858 $333,000 2/17/2021 Community 4 2 1 2017 Single Family Residence C ash 120.68 0.97 93.96 C7436290 PUNTA GORDA 33983 25229 BOLIVAR DR $345,000 3,008 $330,000 2/22/2021 None 4 3 0 2011 Single Family Residence Cash 114. 69 0.96 N6113326 ENGLEWOOD 34223 9977 HOLOPAW ST $347,800 1,769 $347,800 2/22/2021 Community 3 2 0 2016 Single Family Residence Cash 19 6.61 1 N6112989 NORTH PORT 34291 3108 TRAPP ST $350,000 1,811 $350,000 2/18/2021 Private 3 2 0 2008 Single Family Residence Convention al 193.26 1 C7436950 PORT CHARLOTTE 33980 24515 SUNRISE DR $359,900 2,245 $359,900 2/22/2021 Private, Com 3 2 0 2006 Single Family Residenc e Conventional 160.31 1 122.75 C7437451 NORTH PORT 34289 1601 HYSSOP LOOP $360,000 1,669 $360,000 2/19/2021 None 2 2 0 2020 Single Family Residence Convention al 215.7 1 154.11 D6115690 PORT CHARLOTTE 33953 13067 PRESERVE CT $364,900 1,939 $367,000 2/19/2021 Community 2 2 0 2008 Single Family Residence Cash 188.19 1.01 141.15 N6113107 NORTH PORT 34286 2240 SIMONTON AVE $367,900 2,049 $357,000 2/22/2021 Private 3 2 0 2014 Single Family Residence Conven tional 179.55 0.97 132.03 D6115565 PORT CHARLOTTE 33954 26 EVARO DR $374,500 1,795 $374,500 2/19/2021 Private 3 2 0 2017 Single Family Residence Conventi onal 208.64 1 A4486459 ENGLEWOOD 34223 701 SUNCREST LN $375,000 1,558 $354,500 2/19/2021 Private 2 2 0 1983 Single Family Residence Private 2 40.69 0.95 169.54 C7436244 PUNTA GORDA 33950 460 NORMA CT $375,000 1,314 $352,500 2/19/2021 None 2 2 0 1969 Single Family Residence Cash 285.39 0 .94 C7437443 PORT CHARLOTTE 33981 2402 PAPPAS TER $402,000 2,300 $417,000 2/22/2021 None 3 2 0 1989 Single Family Residence Cash 17 4.78 1.04 83.45 J923214 PUNTA GORDA 33955 25087 HARBORSIDE BLVD $402,990 2,080 $402,990 2/18/2021 Private 3 2 0 2021 Single Family Residence Co nventional 193.75 1 C7437157 NORTH PORT 34288 1981 SILVER PALM RD $430,000 2,534 $430,000 2/19/2021 Private, Com 4 3 0 2004 Single Family Residence Cash 169.69 1 132.35 A4488318 NORTH PORT 34288 1522 NAPOLEON RD $435,000 2,107 $415,000 2/17/2021 Private 4 2 1 2006 Single Family Residence Cash 20 6.45 0.95 149.17 D6113420 ENGLEWOOD 34224 9203 GRIGGS RD #B102 $449,900 1,913 $492,500 2/18/2021 Community 3 2 1 2004 Condominium Cash 235.18 1. 09 257.45 C7437571 PORT CHARLOTTE 33981 2468 QUAIL TER $455,000 1,970 $462,000 2/18/2021 Private 3 2 0 1988 Single Family Residence Cash 230.96 1.02 D6114760 PORT CHARLOTTE 33981 9542 SPRING CIR $494,000 2,142 $489,000 2/18/2021 Private 3 2 1 1990 Single Family Residence Cash 230.63 0.99 157.44 D6115656 ENGLEWOOD 34223 2650 ALAMANDER AVE $494,900 2,338 $490,000 2/18/2021 Private 4 3 0 1998 Single Family Residence Conven tional 211.68 0.99 158.78 C7436542 NORTH PORT 34287 4483 PERSIAN LN $499,000 3,543 $505,000 2/19/2021 Private 4 4 0 1993 Single Family Residence Cash 140 .84 1.01 121.6 A4487082 ENGLEWOOD 34223 990 BAYSHORE DR $549,900 2,461 $535,000 2/19/2021 Private 3 3 0 1978 Single Family Residence Conventio nal 223.45 0.97 167.4 C7434372 PUNTA GORDA 33950 1250 W MARION AVE #332 $549,900 1,988 $539,000 2/18/2021 Community 3 2 0 1997 Condominium Conventional 276.61 0.98 271.13 D6115355 PORT CHARLOTTE 33981 10131 BOYLSTON ST $564,900 2,156 $550,000 2/19/2021 Private 3 2 1 2020 Single Family Residence Ca sh 262.01 0.97 167.02 A4486085 PORT CHARLOTTE 33981 15384 SPANISH POINT DR $568,492 2,361 $568,292 2/18/2021 Private 3 2 1 2020 Single Family Residen ce Cash 240.78 1 C7437546 PUNTA GORDA 33950 1315 APPIAN DR $575,000 2,417 $600,000 2/18/2021 Private 4 3 0 1972 Single Family Residence Cash 237 .9 1.04 167.88 T3262474 PUNTA GORDA 33982 15943 TALON TER $599,700 2,799 $574,000 2/17/2021 Private, Com 3 3 0 2020 Single Family Residence Co nventional 214.26 0.96 146.54 A4489464 PORT CHARLOTTE 33980 3438 MELISSA CT $600,000 3,553 $600,000 2/22/2021 Private 4 3 0 1994 Single Family Residence Cash 168.87 1 130.41 C7438321 PUNTA GORDA 33950 179 CRESCENT DR $629,000 1,921 $600,000 2/22/2021 None 3 2 0 1966 Single Family Residence Cash 327.4 3 0.95 209.94 D6115441 ENGLEWOOD 34223 1626 NEW POINT COMFORT RD $695,000 1,707 $695,000 2/17/2021 None 2 2 1 1927 Single Family Residence Cash 407.15 1 407.15 D6114513 ENGLEWOOD 34223 6113 GNARLED OAK LN $749,000 1,975 $730,000 2/19/2021 None 3 2 0 1990 Single Family Residence Conventi onal 379.24 0.97 369.62 C7436880 PUNTA GORDA 33950 5006 ISPARTA CT $769,900 2,726 $750,000 2/19/2021 Private 3 2 0 1997 Sin g le Famil y Residence Conventional 282.43 0.97 ML# CITY ZIP CODE ADDRESS LIST PRICE AREA SOLD PRICE SOLD DATE POOL BE FB HB BUILT PROPERTY STYLE SOLD TERMS LP/SQFT SP/LP LP/SQFTCHARLOTTE COUNTY/NORTH PORT 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PAGE 6 SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 2021 | The Sun | www.yoursun.com ML# CITY ZIP CODE ADDRESS LIST PRICE AREA SOLD PRICE SOLD DATE POOL BE FB HB BUILT PROPERTY STYLE SOLD TERMS LP/SQFT SP/LP LP/SQFT PROPERTY TRANSFERS CONTINUEDML# ADDRESS CITY ZIP LEGAL SUBDIVISION NAME SQFT PRICE BE FB HB BUILT POOL PROPERTY STYLE SOLD TERMS CLOSE LP/SQFT SP/SQFT SP/LPENGLEWOOD TRANSFERSCOURTESY OF ENGLEWOOD AREA BOARD OF REALTORS D6110462 6040 BOCA GRANDE CSWY BOCA GRANDE 33921 BOCA GRANDE N MARINA BOAT 288 $80,000 2012 None Dock-Rackominium Cash 2/17/2021 $303.82 $277.78 0.91 D6115316 2960 TOWHEE STREET ENGLEWOOD 34224 GROVE CITY 568 $116,000 1 1 0 1992 None Mobile Home Cash 2/19/2021 $211.27 $204.2 3 0.97 D6112322 4260 PLACIDA RD Unit#21B ENGLEWOOD 34224 FOREST PARK CONDO PH 01 BLDG 21 950 $149,900 2 2 0 1984 Community Condominium Conventional 2/17/2021 $157.79 $157.79 1 N6113180 44 OAKLAND HILLS CT ROTONDA WEST 33947 ROTONDA W O AKLAND HILLS 1,422 $160,000 2 2 0 1974 Private Single Family Residence Cash 2/17/2021 $105.49 $112.52 1.07 D6115736 210 PINE HOLLOW DR Unit#210 ENGLEWOOD 34223 PINE HOLLOW 1,232 $164,000 2 2 0 1994 Community Condominium Cash 2/16/2021 $133.12 $133.12 1 N6113582 3314 BLUE JAY LN ENGLEWOOD 34224 GASPARILLA PINES 1,344 $164,900 2 2 0 1981 None Mobile Home Cash 2/19/2021 $122.69 $122.69 1 D6115428 155 JOSE GASPAR DR Unit#155 ENGLEWOOD 34223 GASPARILLA PH 2 1,040 $187,000 2 2 0 1983 Community Condominium Cash 2/16/2021 $182.60 $179.81 0.98 D6116071 745 LIBERTY ST ENGLEWOOD 34223 HORTON ESTATES THE 1,080 $198,000 2 1 0 1961 None Single Family Residence Cash 2/16/20 21 $175.83 $183.33 1.04 D6115659 145 JOSE GASPAR DR Unit#145 ENGLEWOOD 34223 GASPARILLA PH 2 1,040 $199,900 2 2 0 1983 Private, Com Condominium Cash 2/18/2021 $192.21 $192.21 1 N6113059 820 PALM AVE ENGLEWOOD 34223 GULF COAST PARK 935 $218,000 2 1 0 1958 Private Single Family Residence FHA 2/19/2021 $2 29.95 $233.16 1.01 D6116134 2490 ELEVENTH ST ENGLEWOOD 34224 GROVE CITY TERRACE 1,143 $225,000 2 2 0 1974 None Single Family Residence Cash 2/15/ 2021 $188.01 $196.85 1.05 A4487030 7386 EBRO RD ENGLEWOOD 34224 PORT CHARLOTTE SEC 084 1,443 $225,000 3 2 0 1985 None Single Family Residence Conventional 2/17/2021 $163.89 $155.93 0.95 D6115748 516 WEKIVA RIVER CT Unit#118 ENGLEWOOD 34223 LAKES AT PARK FOREST 1,272 $229,900 2 2 0 1992 Community Single Family Residence Cash 2/17/2021 $179.95 $180 .74 1 C7436237 8 BUNKER CIR ROTONDA WEST 33947 ROTONDA W PEBBLE BEACH 1,553 $233,000 2 2 0 1986 None Single Family Residence Convent ional 2/17/2021 $147.13 $150.03 1.02 A4482791 211 WAYNE RD ROTONDA WEST 33947 ROTONDA HEIGHTS 1,606 $234,900 3 2 0 2020 None Single Family Residence Conventional 2 /18/2021 $146.26 $146.26 1 D6115410 1501 BEACH RD Unit#412 ENGLEWOOD 34223 SANDPIPER KEY BLDG 03 1,070 $245,000 2 2 0 1981 Community Condominium Conventi onal 2/17/2021 $238.32 $228.97 0.96 D6115711 63 BUNKER RD ROTONDA WEST 33947 ROTONDA W PEBBLE BEACH 1,795 $249,079 3 2 0 1987 None Single Family Residence Cash 2/ 19/2021 $133.15 $138.76 1.04 O5915972 8500 AMBERJACK CIR Unit#102 ENGLEWOOD 34224 HAMMOCKS PRESERVE PH1 1,758 $260,000 3 2 0 2006 Community Condominium Cash 2/16/2021 $150.68 $147.90 0.98 D6114966 7416 QUARRY ST ENGLEWOOD 34224 PORT CHARLOTTE SEC 064 1,428 $260,000 2 2 0 1981 Private Single Family Residence Cash 2/16/2021 $175.00 $182.07 1.04 D6114733 7208 SUMMER ST ENGLEWOOD 34224 PORT CHARLOTTE SEC 064 1,519 $265,000 3 2 0 1988 Private Single Family Residence Conve ntional 2/15/2021 $180.97 $174.46 0.96 C7436302 432 CYPRESS FOREST DR ENGLEWOOD 34223 PARK FOREST PH 1 1,542 $279,900 2 2 0 1987 Community Single Family Residence Co nventional 2/16/2021 $181.52 $181.52 1 D6115534 8541 AMBERJACK CIR Unit#301 ENGLEWOOD 34224 HAMMOCKS-PRESERVE PH 01 1,999 $282,000 3 2 1 2007 Community Condominium Conventional 2/17/2021 $142.57 $141.07 0.99 D6112946 114 OPAL DR ROTONDA WEST 33947 ROTONDA HEIGHTS 1,606 $289,900 3 2 0 2020 Private Single Family Residence Cash 2/15/20 21 $180.51 $180.51 1 C7435016 1701 BEACH RD Unit#411-Bldg7 ENGLEWOOD 34223 SANDPIPER KEY BLDG 07 1,070 $290,000 2 2 0 1982 Community Condominium Private 2/16/2021 $270.93 $271.03 1 C7437198 7081 PLANTATION ST ENGLEWOOD 34224 PORT CHARLOTTE SEC 065 1,720 $309,000 3 2 0 1984 Private Single Family Residence C onventional 2/19/2021 $179.65 $179.65 1 C7437674 25720 BOYSEN BERRY AVE ENGLEWOOD 34223 KEYWAY PLACE 1,643 $311,000 2 2 0 2017 Community Single Family Residence Cash 2/19/2021 $194.70 $189.29 0.97 U8110314 25768 GRAYTON AVE ENGLEWOOD 34223 KEYWAY PLACE 1,417 $335,000 2 2 0 2016 Private, Com Single Family Residence Cash 2/ 18/2021 $236.41 $236.41 1 A4486459 701 SUNCREST LN ENGLEWOOD 34223 SUNCREST RESUB 1,558 $354,500 2 2 0 1983 Private Single Family Residence Private 2/19 /2021 $240.69 $227.54 0.95 N6108944 10420 CORAL LANDINGS CT #114 PLACIDA 33946 THE LANDINGS AT CORAL CREEK 2,275 $368,645 2 3 0 2020 None Townhouse Cash 2/15/2021 $160.76 $162.04 1.01 N6112834 25745 GRAYTON AVE ENGLEWOOD 34223 KEYWAY PLACE 1,636 $375,500 2 2 0 2015 Private, Com Single Family Residence Convent ional 2/16/2021 $229.52 $229.52 1 D6113178 33 BROADMOOR LN ROTONDA WEST 33947 ROTONDA W BROADMOOR 1,991 $377,200 3 2 0 2020 Private Single Family Residence Conv entional 2/19/2021 $188.30 $189.45 1.01 D6113955 4120 CAPE HAZE DR PLACIDA 33946 CAPE HAZE WINDWARD 2,248 $420,000 3 2 1 2005 Private Single Family Residence Conventi onal 2/17/2021 $189.06 $186.83 0.99 D6111178 1167 ROTONDA CIR ROTONDA WEST 33947 ROTONDA W PINE VALLEY 3,175 $430,000 5 4 0 2007 Private Single Family Residence C onventional 2/18/2021 $137.01 $135.43 0.99 D6115966 10783 TROPHY DR ENGLEWOOD 34223 BOCA ROYALE 2,101 $436,000 3 3 0 2014 Community Single Family Residence Cash 2/15/202 1 $204.62 $207.52 1.01 D6113420 9203 GRIGGS RD Unit#B102 ENGLEWOOD 34224 GRAND PRESERVE ON LEMON BAY 1,913 $492,500 3 2 1 2004 Community Condominium Cash 2/18/2021 $235.18 $257.45 1.09 D6115483 10422 COQUINA CT PLACIDA 33946 CORAL CAYE 1,820 $510,000 3 2 0 2020 Private, Com Single Family Residence Cash 2/17/20 21 $285.71 $280.22 0.98 A4413206 11000 PLACIDA RD Unit#2304 PLACIDA 33946 PLACIDA HARBOUR 2,865 $515,000 4 3 1 1993 Community Condominium Cash 2/18/2021 $189.35 $179.76 0.95 N6111643 1773 GRANDE PARK DR ENGLEWOOD 34223 BOCA ROYALE 2,805 $530,000 3 2 1 2007 Community Single Family Residence Conventio nal 2/16/2021 $199.61 $188.95 0.95 D6115441 1626 NEW POINT COMFORT RD ENGLEWOOD 34223 NEWPOINT COMFORT 1,707 $695,000 2 2 1 1927 None Single Family Residence Cash 2/17/2021 $407.15 $407.15 1 D6114513 6113 GNARLED OAK LN ENGLEWOOD 34223 GNARLED OAKS BAYSIDE 1,975 $730,000 3 2 0 1990 None Single Family Residence Conve ntional 2/19/2021 $379.24 $369.62 0.97 N6112628 80 S OXFORD DR ENGLEWOOD 34223 ENGLEWOOD GARDENS 2,231 $748,000 3 2 1 1995 Private Single Family Residence Cash 2/17/ 2021 $351.86 $335.28 0.95 D6115807 1190 LARCHMONT DR ENGLEWOOD 34223 ENGLEWOOD GARDENS 2,795 $799,000 3 2 0 1985 Private Single Family Residence Cash 2/ 18/2021 $285.87 $285.87 1 C7436355 2792 N BEACH RD Unit#401 ENGLEWOOD 34223 GULF BREEZE CONDO 3,804 $1,312,500 4 4 2 2006 None Condominium Cash 2/15/202 1 $367.97 $345.03 0.94 D6114322 561 BUTTONWOOD BAY DR BOCA GRANDE 33921 SOUTH BAY SUB 2,741 $3,340,000 3 2 1 1995 Community Single Family Residence C onventional 2/16/2021 $1,275.08 $1,218.53 0.96SOUTH SARASOTA COUNTY TRANSFERSCOURTESY OF VENICE AREA BOARD OF REALTORS N6111620 102 CAPRI ISLES BLVD #305 1 1 0 1975 Villa Deste Condominium Conventional 147.49 0.95 2/19/2021 $100,000 FALSE N6113436 251 FENWICK DR #9 2 2 0 1982 Saybrook Manor Condominium Cash 118.84 0.98 2/16/2021 $135,000 FALSE N6112587 1732 LAKESIDE DR #1722-B 2 2 0 1980 Villa Nova Condominium Conventional 100.6 0.97 2/18/2021 $135,000 FALSE A4486016 115 SHADYLAWN AVE 2 1 0 1984 Nokomis Manor Natures Park Single Family Residence Cash 156.8 0.95 2/16/2021 $143,000 FAL SE A4486413 1211 CAPRI ISLES BLVD #115 2 2 0 1995 Fairways Of Capri Condominium Conventional 168.33 0.94 2/16/2021 $151,500 FALSE N6113605 638 BIRD BAY DR E #104 2 2 0 1983 Bird Bay Village Condominium Cash 166.39 1 2/16/2021 $159,900 FALSE A4457400 114 WOODLAND PL #114 2 2 0 1979 Pine Run Condominium Conventional 132.98 0.95 2/16/2021 $175,000 FALSE A4486132 630 BIRD BAY DR E #201 2 2 0 1983 Bird Bay Village Condominium Conventional 174.2 0.98 2/18/2021 $185,000 FALSE N6112853 1403 PINE LAKE DR #3 2 2 0 1982 Pinebrook Lake Club Condominium Conventional 159.48 0.97 2/19/2021 $185,000 FALSE V4914784 5171 ALBION RD 2 2 0 1981 Not Applicable Single Family Residence Conventional 133.24 0.91 2/16/2021 $190,000 FALSE N6112908 900 ADDINGTON CT #103 2 2 0 2003 W Lake Gardens Of St. Andrews Park Condominium Conventional 152.34 0.98 2/16/2021 $195,000 FALSE A4486528 409 MANATEE CT #104 2 2 0 1972 Parkview East Condominium Conventional 248.18 0.98 2/16/2021 $205,000 FALSE D6116014 181 STANFORD RD 2 2 0 1972 South Venice Single Family Residence Cash 185.35 0.98 2/17/2021 $205,000 FALSE A4467654 2814 GENTIAN RD 3 1 0 1959 South Venice Single Family Residence Cash 187.41 0.95 2/16/2021 $209,900 FALSE N6113486 302 PINEBROOK CLUB DR #2 2 2 0 1985 Pinebrook Lake Club Condominium Cash 181.19 1 2/19/2021 $210,000 FALSE N6113429 300 GARDENS EDGE DR #313 2 2 0 2007 Magnolia Park Condominium Cash 177.33 0.95 2/16/2021 $219,000 FALSE A4480778 804 SORRENTO PL #804 3 2 0 1986 Sorrento Place Condominium Conventional 146.17 0.99 2/18/2021 $227,000 FALSE N6111347 2403 AUBURN LAKES CIR #3 3 2 0 2001 Auburn Lakes Condominium Conventional 166.31 0.96 2/16/2021 $230,000 FALSE A4488204 222 WOODLAND DR 2 2 0 1980 Pine Run Condominium Cash 183.89 1 2/19/2021 $242,000 FALSE N6112892 903 ADDINGTON CT #101 3 2 0 2001 W Lake Gardens Of St. Andrews Park Condominium Cash 152.3 0.97 2/16/2021 $242,000 FALSE N6113580 409 MANATEE CT #112 3 2 0 1972 Parkview East Condominium Cash 247.23 1 2/19/2021 $245,000 FALSE A4486627 4149 FRONTIER LN 2 2 0 2019 Bay Street Village & Towncenter Condominium Cash 202.57 0.97 2/16/2021 $252,000 FALSE A4486379 129 SANDSTONE CIR 2 2 0 1984 Hourglass Lakes Single Family Residence Conventional 145.93 0.98 2/16/2021 $265,000 FALSE N6110113 20091 RAGAZZA CIR #102 3 2 0 2017 Gran Paradiso Condominium Cash 154.57 1 2/19/2021 $269,100 FALSE A4485616 408 CLOVER RD 4 2 0 1970 Venice Gardens Single Family Residence FHA 136.23 0.98 2/19/2021 $270,000 FALSE N6113342 807 S GONDOLA DR 3 2 0 1978 Venice Gardens Single Family Residence VA 168.92 1.06 2/18/2021 $275,000 FALSE N6113148 1120 HUDSON RD 3 2 0 1981 South Venice Single Family Residence Conventional 153.8 1 2/17/2021 $275,000 TRUE A4489176 68 BISHOPS COURT RD #115 2 2 1 1984 Oaks Condominium Cash 148.15 1 2/19/2021 $280,000 FALSE A4489369 210 LAKE SHORE DR 3 2 0 1964 Venetian Gardens Single Family Residence Cash 167.34 1.04 2/17/2021 $290,000 FALSE N6113360 3111 MEADOW RUN DR 3 2 0 1988 Willow Springs Single Family Residence Cash 153.68 1.02 2/18/2021 $290,000 FALSE N6112642 940 COOPER ST #203 3 2 0 2006 Island Park Condominium Conventional 197.68 0.97 2/19/2021 $290,000 FALSE A4485798 2402 PALMETTO ST 2 2 1 2003 Havana Heights Single Family Residence Cash 163.29 0.88 2/16/2021 $290,000 TRUE N6113347 607 GARDEN RD 3 2 0 1977 South Venice Single Family Residence VA 166.86 0.98 2/19/2021 $293,000 FALSE T3267483 10809 TARFLOWER DR #101 3 2 0 2021 Sarasota National Condominium Cash 174.61 0.97 2/18/2021 $303,994 FALSE N6109574 1400 TARPON CENTER DR #I-1 2 2 0 1970 Gulf N Bay Condominium Cash 371.9 1 2/19/2021 $315,000 FALSE T3267466 10809 TARFLOWER DR #202 3 2 0 2021 Sarasota National Condominium Conventional 152.13 0.96 2/16/2021 $320,994 FALSE N6112652 101 CIPRIANI WAY 3 2 0 2005 Venetian Golf & River Club Single Family Residence Conventional 213.76 0.99 2/16/2021 $346 ,500 FALSE A4464131 223 HIDDEN BAY DR #404 3 2 0 1997 Lake Vista Condominium Cash 212.32 0.97 2/16/2021 $355,000 TRUE A4488598 830 KIMBALL RD 3 2 1 2006 South Venice Single Family Residence Cash 177.88 1.01 2/19/2021 $365,000 TRUE A4488250 10317 CROOKED CREEK DR 2 2 0 2018 Sarasota National Single Family Residence Private 192.11 0.96 2/19/2021 $365,000 FAL SE A4486047 20816 CATTAIL BLVD 4 3 0 2019 Stoneybrook Landing Single Family Residence Conventional 190.17 0.99 2/15/2021 $387,000 TRUE A4479296 12665 CANAVESE LN 4 3 0 2016 Gran Paradiso Single Family Residence Conventional 199.66 0.99 2/17/2021 $405,900 FALSE T3267167 10185 COLUBRINA DR 3 2 0 2021 Sarasota National Single Family Residence Conventional 246.98 1 2/19/2021 $414,192 TRUE A4479751 1340 THORNAPPLE DR 3 2 0 2003 Willow Bend Single Family Residence Cash 226.97 0.98 2/17/2021 $436,000 FALSE N6113201 220 SANTA MARIA ST #143 2 2 0 1974 Bella Costa Condominium Cash 376.83 0.99 2/17/2021 $437,500 FALSE N6113263 113 CIPRIANI CT 3 2 0 2005 Venetian Golf And River Club Single Family Residence Cash 205.32 0.96 2/16/2021 $440,000 FA LSE A4486758 719 SILK OAK DR 3 2 0 2002 The Lakes Of Jacaranda Single Family Residence Conventional 221.39 1 2/16/2021 $443,000 TRU E N6113373 233 GREYWING CT 3 2 0 2005 Blue Heron Pond Single Family Residence Cash 219.56 1 2/19/2021 $449,000 TRUE N6113325 9907 WINGOOD DR 3 3 0 2020 Waterside Acres Single Family Residence Conventional 206.93 1 2/19/2021 $454,000 TRUE A4488117 2200 CALUSA LAKES BLVD 3 2 0 1999 Calusa Lakes Single Family Residence Conventional 229.1 1.02 2/18/2021 $455,000 TRUE N6112918 122 SAVONA WAY 3 2 0 2004 Venetian Golf & River Club Single Family Residence Cash 225.29 0.98 2/19/2021 $465,000 TRUE A4475819 11401 MONTSERRAT DR 3 3 0 2020 Not Applicable Single Family Residence Conventional 170.51 1 2/17/2021 $472,990 FALSE N6113243 20291 PASSAGIO DR 4 3 0 2015 Gran Paradiso Single Family Residence Cash 185.84 0.95 2/16/2021 $475,000 FALSE A4481338 255 THE ESPLANADE N #103 2 2 0 1973 Gulf Shores Condominium Cash 354.48 0.95 2/16/2021 $475,000 FALSE A4487380 2178 CALUSA LAKES BLVD 3 3 0 2001 Calusa Lakes Single Family Residence Conventional 215.36 1.01 2/16/2021 $485,000 TRU E N6113551 814 ADONIS PL 3 2 0 2005 P elican Pointe Golf & Country Club Single Family Residence Cash 202.25 1 2/19/2021 $485,000 FALSE T3267400 25160 SPARTINA DR 2 2 0 2020 Sarasota National Single Family Residence Conventional 269.73 0.97 2/19/2021 $498,994 TRU E A4485567 1313 COPPERWOOD DR 3 2 0 2004 Willow Bend Single Family Residence Conventional 225.85 1 2/16/2021 $519,000 TRUE N6109889 405 VILLAS DR 3 3 0 1958 Golden Beach Single Family Residence VA 225.59 0.92 2/19/2021 $550,000 TRUE J923225 284 CORELLI DR 4 2 0 2021 A L Jukes Single Family Residence Cash 230.51 1 2/18/2021 $556,000 FALSE A4489729 504 ALHAMBRA RD 3 2 0 1953 Venice South Gulf View Single Family Residence Cash 292.25 1.07 2/16/2021 $562,000 FALSE N6113250 2140 CALUSA LAKES BLVD 4 3 0 2002 Calusa Lakes Single Family Residence Cash 190.46 0.98 2/16/2021 $575,000 TRUE N6112791 509 ARMADA RD S 3 2 0 1960 Gulf View Section Of Venice Single Family Residence Conventional 363.86 0.97 2/17/2021 $580 ,000 TRUE J923066 5908 SEMOLINO ST 2 2 0 2021 Bellacina by Casey Key Single Family Residence Conventional 313.5 1 2/16/2021 $595,019 TRUE A4485113 260 HIDDEN BAY DR #302 2 2 1 2018 Not Applicable Condominium Cash 308.01 0.93 2/17/2021 $600,000 FALSE A4484458 592 ASTON WOODS CT 5 3 0 1993 Park Estates Single Family Residence Conventional 183.11 0.98 2/19/2021 $620,000 TRUE A4475783 63 SUGAR MILL DR #Dr 3 3 0 1994 The Oaks Single Family Residence Conventional 200 0.93 2/15/2021 $625,000 FALSE N6109390 105 VICENZA WAY 3 3 0 2004 Venetian Golf And River Club Single Family Residence Cash 220.2 0.98 2/15/2021 $630,000 FAL SE A4484380 75 OSPREY POINT DR 4 4 0 1983 Oaks Single Family Residence Cash 162.46 0.96 2/19/2021 $650,000 TRUE N6113025 313 GULF DR 3 3 1 1955 Gulf Shores Single Family Residence Conventional 348.56 0.97 2/18/2021 $725,000 TRUE N6113256 333 THE ESPLANADE N #109 3 2 0 1970 Imperial House Of Venice Condominium Conventional 427.83 0.99 2/16/2021 $744,000 F ALSE N6109627 111 SUNSET DR 5 3 0 1936 Not Applicable Single Family Residence Cash 251.83 0.88 2/19/2021 $790,000 FALSE N6113357 633 ALHAMBRA RD #1106 2 2 0 1970 Venice Sands Condominium Cash 614.45 0.91 2/17/2021 $910,000 FALSE T3277489 726 SHAKETT CREEK DR 5 3 0 2004 Shakett Creek Pointe Single Family Residence Conventional 328.15 0.97 2/15/2021 $1,160 ,000 TRUE A4486043 530 LYONS BAY RD 5 5 2 1949 Ba y Point Sin g le Famil y Residence Cash 510.36 0.96 2/19/2021 $3,350,000 TRUEML# ADDRESS BE FB HB YEAR BUILT SW SUBDIV COMMUNITY NAME PROPERTY STYLE SOLD TERMS SP / SQFT SP / LP CLOSE DATE CLOSE PRICE POO L Y/N N6112628 ENGLEWOOD 34223 80 S OXFORD DR $785,000 2,231 $748,000 2/17/2021 Private 3 2 1 1995 Single Family Residence Cash 351.8 6 0.95 D6115807 ENGLEWOOD 34223 1190 LARCHMONT DR $799,000 2,795 $799,000 2/18/2021 Private 3 2 0 1985 Single Family Residence Cash 28 5.87 1 281.34 C7438302 PUNTA GORDA 33955 3331 DIAMOND KEY CT $1,564,000 3,155 $1,500,000 2/22/2021 Private 3 3 0 1997 Single Family Residence Conventional 495.72 0.96 250.84 D6113075 ENGLEWOOD 34223 6810 MANASOTA KEY RD $2,250,000 3,753 $1,750,000 2/21/2021 None 3 4 0 1970 Single Family Residence Cas h 599.52 0.78 

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www.yoursun.com | The Sun | SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 2021 PAGE 7adno=FL4257_V5URGE FLORIDA LAWMAKERS TO OPPOSE HB 35 AND SB 402These bills seek to eliminate the newspaper requirement for public notice and allow local governments to post notices on publicly accessible government websites and government access channels. KEEP PUBLIC NOTICES IN NEWSPAPERS Contact your local representative and tell them how you feel. State RepresentativesState Rep. Mchael Grant (R-Port Charlotte)  Michael.Grant@my oridahouse.gov  Port Charlotte O ce: (941) 613-0914  Tallahassee O ce: (850) 717-5075 State Rep. James Buchanan (R-Sarasota)  James.Buchanan@my oridahouse.gov  North Port O ce: 941-429-4560  Tallahassee O ce: 850-717-5074 State Rep. Melony M. Bell (R-DeSoto/Hardee/Polk)  Melony.Bell@my oridahouse.gov  Fort Meade O ce: (863) 285-1101  Tallahassee O ce: (850) 717-5056 State SenatorsState Sen. Joe Gruters (R-Sarasota/Charlotte)  Gruters.Joe@ senate.gov  Sarasota O ce: (941) 378-6309  Tallahassee O ce: (850) 487-5023 State Sen. Ben Albritton (R-Charlotte/DeSoto)  Albritton.Ben@ senate.gov  Punta Gorda O ce: (941) 575-5717  Tallahassee O ce: (850) 487-5026 YourSun.com SUN The DailyCharlotte  DeSoto  Sarasota DONT LET FLORIDA LAWMAKERS REMOVE YOUR RIGHT TO KNOW Call your legislators and voice your opinion today.Public notices inform citizens of the changes that aect them and their community. Some state and local ocials want to move these notices from newspapers to government-run websites, where they may not be easily accessed.To learn more, visit oridapublicnotices.com WHAT ARE THEYTRYING TOGET AWAY WITH? Ford FORD PICKUP $9,500 1940 Camero subframe/rear-end; 350 roller cam motor (motor free), 350 auto trans, FG fenders/RBoards; some rust, clear title. Serious calls only 727-641-0330 NEED TO PLACE A CLASSIFIED AD? FREE MERCHANDISE ADS! WELCOME TO OUR WEBSITE! 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Nearly a year into the pandemic, Zoom and Netflix have emerged as clear winners. But so have lesser-known companies that seem unlikely to ever become household names. Like, say, Twilio. The company makes back-end digital tools that help businesses connect with their customers through mobile apps, call centers and messaging services. Though the company isnt profitable, its stock price has risen nearly fivefold since March 11, 2020, the day the World Health Organization declared COVID-19 a pandemic. Revenue grew 65% in the latest quarter. CEO Jeff Lawson expects trends like telemedicine, call-center employees working from home and online shopping to continue to fuel growth. This is the year of the great digital, not transformation, but acceleration, he told The Associated Press in December. Canaccord Genuity analyst David Evanson said Twilio is a clear beneficiary of this acceleration. Given its strong entrenched leadership position and powerful platform, we believe Twilio is well-positioned for strong long-term revenue growth, he said. As the company moves to higher-margin products and away from its traditional messaging technology, Evanson said he expects greater profitability and cash flow.Twilio connects BarbaraOrtutay;J.Paschke  AP Source:Companyfilings Soaring stock: The pandemic has accelerated businesses demand for Twilios technology, boosting its stock nearly fivefold since last March. 2020 revenue in millions One-year Twilio performance 2020 revenue change, year-over-year 0 200 400 600 Q4 Q3 Q2 Q10 20 40 60 80% Q4 Q3 Q2 Q1Twilios pandemic growth 0 100 200 300 400 $500 F J D N O S A J J M A M F Fridays close: $392.88 Feb. 26: $112.96 20 21(TWLO) D amia n J. T ro i se ; A l e x Ni e v es  AP S our c e : C F RAI t  s not a q uest i on o f if b ut wh en t h e c urrent b u ll ma rket will end, a nd h o w ha rd, so m e a n aly sts wa rn . Wi t h hi stor y a s a gu i de, i n v estors a re b e i ng urged to re mai n calm wh en t h e i ne vi t abl e ha ppens . Hi stor y re mi nds us t ha t se ll o ff s s h ou l d b e vi e w ed a s a nno ya n c es to b e prep a red f or, not o v erre ac ted to, a nd t ha t e v er y pu llbac k, c orre c t i on, a nd b e a r ma rket ha s e v entu ally re c o v ered, s ai d Sam S to vall , chi e f in v est m ent str a teg i st a t C F RA . Si n c e 1 9 45 , t h e S& P 5 00 ha s b een i n a b u ll ma rket 82 % o f t h e t im e . Wh en t h ose b u ll ma rkets su ff ered pu llbac ks a nd c orre c t i ons, i t on ly took a n av er a ge o f f our mont h s to get bac k to b re a ke v en, depend i ng on t h e steepness o f t h e drop . Be a r ma rkets, or a drop o f m ore t ha n 20 % , took m ore t ha n t w o y e a rs on av er a ge to re c o v er f ro m. Whil e t h e timi ng o f t h e ne x t c orre c t i on i s ha rd to pred ic t, se v er al ma rket i nd ica tors a re h o v er i ng ne a r e x tre m es a nd im p ly t ha t one i s due, S to vall s ai d . Ma rg i n de b t i s a t a n all -t im e hi g h, a nd t h e S& P 5 00  s ma rket ca p i s m ore t ha n dou bl e no mi n al GDP, v ersus t h e ne a r 60y e a r av er a ge o f 62 %.Going down? Going down? 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Copper a nd o il ma de bi g g ai ns, c onso li d a t i ng t h e i r pos i t i on a s t h e Der by s top i n v est m ents i n 202 1.$1,000Derby S to c ksBonds Co mm od i t i es% 1 , 3 0 9 1 , 212 1 , 11 5 1 ,074 1 ,07 3 1 ,05 6 1 ,0 3 4 1 ,0 22 1 ,00 8 1 ,00 1 99 7 9 70 9 4 8 93 7AP ProShs UltPro ShtQQQ SQQQ 14.48 +1.94 +15.5 -4.6 -85.9 ProShs Ultra Sht NG KOLD 34.76 +4.15 +13.6 -26.6 -33.8 ProSh Ult Shrt Biotc BIS 21.37 +2.21 +11.5 -9.2 -62.0 Direxion TechBear 3x TECS 8.21 +0.84 +11.4 -5.8 -87.6 ProSh UltraSht Util SDP 20.91 +2.00 +10.6 ... -24.5 VanEck Vec Oil Svc OIH 200.68 +17.71 +9.7 +30.3 +7.0 Direx China A Bear CHAD 16.84 +1.36 +8.8 -4.8 -40.5 Dir Dly Gold Bear3x DUST 24.83 +1.99 +8.7 +24.8 -81.3 ProShs Sht China 50 YXI 13.58 +1.08 +8.6 -7.2 -30.7 Direxion SCapBear 3x TZA 4.68 +0.35 +8.1 -31.9 -88.6 iShs Oil Equip & Svc IEZ 14.14 +1.00 +7.6 +25.8 +0.1 ProSh Ultra O&G DIG 114.03 +8.00 +7.5 +56.4 -25.6 Direx S&P500Bear 3x SPXS 36.37 +2.46 +7.3 ... -74.9 ProSh Sht MSCI EmMkt EUM 12.30 +0.81 +7.0 -4.6 -34.0 Barc iPath Cocoa NIB 32.93 +2.07 +6.7 +5.6 -0.6 Global X China Rl Es CHIR 17.25 +1.04 +6.4 +9.2 +2.2 iPath Sh Term Fut VXX 16.03 +0.93 +6.2 -4.5 -13.2 ProShs UltraSht Gold GLL 37.27 +2.14 +6.1 +19.7 -23.1 Inv Energy Momentum PXI 24.71 +1.40 +6.0 +40.5 +21.3 ProShs Vix ST Fut VIXY 13.05 +0.71 +5.8 -5.0 -13.9 Direxion GoldMinBear JDST 12.31 +0.64 +5.5 +26.3 -94.7 Bloom iPath Coffee JO 39.39 +2.01 +5.4 +5.3 +16.2 ETF Ser US Glbl Jets JETS 26.11 +1.29 +5.2 +16.7 -3.1 FT ISE-Revere NatGas FCG 12.34 +0.60 +5.1 +39.9 +59.6 ProSh Short QQQ PSQ 14.25 +0.66 +4.9 -1.1 -40.5 ProSh UltraSht S&P SDS 11.84 +0.55 +4.9 -4.4 -55.2 Pro UltPro ShtDow30 SDOW 12.00 +0.55 +4.8 -5.9 -73.4 ProShs UltSht Silver ZSL 6.06 +0.28 +4.8 -11.5 -78.4 DB Gold DoubleShort DZZ 3.09 +0.14 +4.6 +15.5 -32.4 iShs Oil &Gas Expl IEO 47.46 +2.08 +4.6 +32.3 +16.4 John Hanc Multi Engy JHME 18.47 +0.79 +4.5 +26.9 +0.8 Inv SP SmCap Engy II PSCE 6.35 +0.27 +4.4 +44.6 +34.6 SPDR Energy XLE 48.15 +1.97 +4.3 +27.0 +6.8 ProShs UltraShtAust CROC 43.88 +1.80 +4.3 ... -33.6 US Oil Fund LP USO 41.31 +1.63 +4.1 +25.1 -49.0 Vanguard Energy ETF VDE 66.65 +2.63 +4.1 +28.5 +8.9 US Gasoline Fd LP UGA 31.30 +1.23 +4.1 +28.8 +11.6 US 12 Month Oil Fd USL 21.18 +0.83 +4.1 +23.2 +10.5 Fidelity MSCI Energy FENY 12.99 +0.50 +4.0 +28.0 +8.2 iPath Beta Crude Oil OLEM 17.67 +0.69 +4.0 +25.1 -31.1 $CHG PCT RETURN FUNDS TICKER FRI 1WK 1WK 1MO 1YR Th e person al c o m puter a nd pr i nter ma ker reported strong fi s cal fi rstq u a rter fi n a n cial resu l ts on a b oost i n de ma nd . 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Utilities -5.2 -6.0 -8.1 %@765421 | -5.9 PERCENT CHANGE %RTN INDUSTRY 1WK 1MO 1QTR 1YR Wireless Telecomm. -1.6 -0.4 -8.8 *&^% | 72 6.6 Globalstar Inc GSAT -17.7 +68.6 +461.9 *&^% | 9998764 +354.2 RigNet Inc RNET -10.1 +17.9 +73.6 *&^% | 9998764 +167.5 pdvWireless Inc ATEX -3.8 +16.4 +45.6 *#@!7641 | -10.5 Shenandoah Telecm SHEN +2.0 +14.1 -2.2 *^%$!65321 | -5.5 ATN International ATNI +8.3 +12.7 -4.3 8765 | -24.0 Partner Commun PTNR +8.7 +7.3 -6.7 *&^% | 741 +7.3 Orbcomm Inc ORBC -8.4 +1.9 +25.1 *&^% | 9998764 +107.4 Millicom Intl Cell TIGO +1.0 +1.1 -5.8 &%$@!8531 | -14.9 Spok Holdings Inc SPOK +6.1 -3.6 +6.1 *&^% | 731 +6.9 Rogers Comm B RCI -2.0 -4.1 -7.9 &^%@765432 | -12.6 Teleph Data TDS -8.4 -4.6 -9.8 &^$@!831 | -13.3 Fixed Line Telecomm. -3.8 -2.6 -3.9 %$#@!875 | -20.8 WideOpenWest Inc WOW +2.5 +31.9 +72.6 *&^% | 999754 +85.6 IDT Corp IDT -9.0 +27.9 +35.9 *&^% | 9998764 +131.8 Shaw Comm B SJR -0.9 +1.6 -0.7 *^$!7321 | -7.1 Verizon Comm VZ -2.0 +1.0 -8.7 *&^% | 543 +2.8 BCE Inc BCE -1.8 +0.8 -2.8 *%#@7542 | -9.0 Cincinnati Bell CBB -0.1 +0.3 +0.4 *&^% | 87631 +22.9B Communcations Ltd BCOM 0.0 0.0 0.0 *&^% | 9754 +34.4 GCI Liberty Inc A GLIBA 0.0 0.0 +0.5 *&^% | 9653 +30.8 Alaska Commun Sys ALSK -0.3 -0.3 +4.1 *&^% | 99865321 +69.5 Lumen Technologies LUMN +2.9 -0.7 +17.5 *&^% | 54321 +3.1 AT&T Inc T -3.8 -2.6 -3.9 &@!86431 | -17.3Telecommunications sectors (best performers)Excludes stocks with market values less than $100 million. 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7.46 35 16.18 118 17.07 15.90 -.15 +10.4sAlpIntDvDg N IDOG 1.47e 5.5 27.87 16.77 24 26.92 153 27.87 26.83 -.25 +3.5sAlpBarr400 N BFOR .25e .5 55.19 26.12 1 53.32 7 55.19 53.10 -1.26 +7.1 AlpRivStInc N RIGS .30e 1.2 24.89 18.23 149 24.66 252 24.77 24.60 -.08 -.5sAlpsDvDog N SDOG 1.40e 2.9 49.88 26.12 122 48.20 353 49.88 47.94 +.21 +8.0sAltaEquip N ALTG 11.12 3.59 57 10.61 349 11.12 10.33 +.14 +7.4 AltaEq wt N ALTG/2S AltaEq pfA N ALTGpA sAltabancp Q ALTA .60f 1.7 15 36.63 13.55 41 34.42 261 36.63 32.66 -.91 +23.3 Altair A Q ALTR 68.58 23.04 660 61.59 1677 62.98 57.00 -1.49 +5.9 AlterityT h Q ATHE 5.15 .28 419 1.60 2163 1.94 1.57 -.31 +19.4 Alteryx N AYX 185.75 75.17 1869 95.60 11442 109.32 93.64 -16.81 -21.5 Altice N ATUS .07e 45 38.30 15.96 4526 33.61 21736 34.12 32.48 -.22 -11.2 AltiGr A n Q AGC 18.11 11.50 169 12.95 973 14.49 12.51 -.95 +.7 Altimm Q ALT 35.10 1.60 1463 15.94 8486 22.66 15.50 -6.99 +41.3 AltisrcAst A AAMC 32.24 10.25 22 22.80 111 26.43 22.38 -1.80 -3.3 Altisrce Q ASPS 1 19.07 6.00 33 10.17 163 10.85 10.06 -.35 -21.0sAltitdeAcA n Q ALTU 14.54 10.01 912 11.69 9337 14.54 10.90 -1.84 +15.7 AltoIngred Q ALTO 11.44 .22 2449 6.48 10346 7.06 6.01 -.48 +19.3 AltraIndlM Q AIMC .16 .3 28 66.38 12.00 276 57.92 1770 61.45 55.81 +.57 +4.5 Market profile NYSE American Nasdaq Sundial h 253,302,900 1.33 -.04 PShtQQQ rs 216,189,900 14.48 -.22 Apple Inc s 163,995,800 121.26 +.27 Inv QQQ 104,377,000 314.14 +1.31 Ocugen 94,703,700 10.95 +2.95 PlugPowr h 54,999,100 48.38 +5.04 PrUltPQ s 52,246,000 89.22 +1.32 AMD 48,924,000 84.51 +2.09 AmAirlines 42,136,700 20.94 +.08 Tesla Inc s 40,083,700 675.50 -6.72 WEEKLY MOST ACTIVEName Vol Last Chg WEEKLY MOST ACTIVEName Vol Last Chg2601.66 -47.58XtantMd 217,461,400 4.33 +2.40 DenisnM g 39,104,600 1.05 -.04 Globalstar 33,545,800 1.77 +.09 NovaBay 24,508,900 1.13 +.01 TransEnt 17,886,600 3.72 -.18 B2gold g 14,824,000 4.37 -.25 USAntimny 13,673,200 1.43 -.23 NwGold g 12,651,800 1.62 -.02 iShIndia bt 10,005,400 41.03 -1.01 UraniumEn 7,011,600 2.12 -.10 NDynMn g 270,104,700 .79 -.02 DenisnM g 232,247,200 1.05 -.15 Globalstar 224,324,200 1.77 -.38 XtantMd 218,312,800 4.33 +2.21 USAntimny 118,502,100 1.43 -.59 Sundial h 1,707,799,800 1.33 -.20 PShtQQQ rs 815,231,100 14.48 +1.94 Apple Inc s 683,734,500 121.26 -8.61 Inv QQQ 426,651,700 314.14 -16.88 Celsion 400,709,100 2.06 +.16 FRIDAY MOST ACTIVEName Vol Last Chg 15010.47 -196.20 NYSE Advanced Declined Unchanged WEEKLY CHANGE WEEKLY CHANGE WEEKLY CHANGE S&P500ETF 152,041,300 380.36 -1.97 SOS Ltd 135,521,000 4.77 -1.27 AMC Ent 134,956,300 8.01 -.28 iPt ShFut 121,234,400 16.03 -.76 Palantir n 118,230,200 23.90 -.06 SPDR Fncl 102,207,700 32.31 -.63 ClevCliffs 100,782,400 13.34 -1.07 GameStop 91,619,000 101.74 -6.99 GenElec 88,561,300 12.54 -.22 AT&T Inc 76,948,900 27.89 -.74 FRIDAY MOST ACTIVEName Vol Last Chg WEEKLY MOST ACTIVEName Vol Last Chg AMC Ent 1,374,387,300 8.01 +2.31 Palantir n 694,708,900 23.90 -5.10 S&P500ETF 544,763,800 380.36 -9.67 Petrobras 516,716,800 7.93 -2.12 iPt ShFut 484,143,700 16.03 +.93 GameStop 101.74 +150.7 FranksIntl 4.53 +42.5 AMC Ent 8.01 +40.5 TimknSteel 8.08 +35.8 ArmsFloor 5.18 +34.5 CooperTire 57.24 +31.1 OwensMin 34.01 +30.0 SeaWorld 49.66 +27.6 WEEKS BIGGEST GAINERSName Close Chg SOS Ltd 4.77 -57.7 Nautilus 18.41 -37.7 CooTek 4.10 -33.3 JstEng g rs 3.94 -31.7 Qudian 2.14 -31.4 IntrPriv un 13.86 -28.9 Entercom 4.47 -28.6 WEEKS BIGGEST LOSERSName Close Chg XtantMd 4.33 +104.2 Stereotax 7.00 +24.8 BiomX un 9.79 +20.1 FrkStPrp 4.96 +18.1 NthnO&G rs 13.28 +17.7 FriedmInd 8.37 +13.4 RingEngy 2.22 +13.3 FTS Int rs 19.15 +11.1 WEEKS BIGGEST GAINERSName Close Chg Tengsco 2.47 -40.2 AultGlHl 4.05 -40.0 BirksGrp 2.16 -36.3 USAntimny 1.43 -29.2 Myomo 11.14 -27.9 TransEnt 3.72 -27.6 Zedge 10.04 -26.4 PandTher n 60.20 +157.3 ChromaDx 13.93 +67.6 RetoEco 1.74 +47.5 PubMatic n 64.81 +38.7 TianRuixA n 66.09 +34.1 AMC Net 65.59 +30.5 Trivago 4.34 +25.4 MacroGen 25.01 +25.0 The9 rs 32.69 -60.6 DragVi rs 1.80 -52.4 Ebix Inc 24.38 -52.0 Workhrs rs 16.17 -50.9 Otonomy 2.92 -45.9 LionGrp n 3.12 -42.2 Brainstorm 4.06 -41.213192.34 +72.91How to read the weekend stock tables STOCK GLOSSARY  cc: PE greater than 99. d: New 52-week low; dd: Loss in last 12 mos. g: Stock trades in U.S. money but dividend and earnings in Canadian money, and no yield or PE unless stated in U.S. money; n: New issue in past 52 weeks, with high-low range from start of trading; s: A split or stock dividend of 25 percent or more in the past 52 weeks, with the 52-week high-low adjusted. Dividend begins with the date of split or dividend; q: Closed-end fund; no PE calculated. u: New 52-week high; v: Trading halted on primary market; vj: In bankruptcy or receivership or being reorganized, or securities assumed by such companies; z: Sales in full, not in hundreds. SPECIAL TYPES: pf: Preferred stocks, which get priority when dividends are paid; pp: Holder owes two installments of purchase price; rs: Stock has undergone a reverse stock split of at least 50 percent within the past year; rt: Rights to buy new issues below market; un: Sold in units that may include bonds or warrants; wt: Warrants, or options granted by the company; xw: Without warrants; ww: With warrants; wd: When distributed by holder; wi: When stock is issued. DIVIDEND FOOTNOTES: a: Extra dividend(s); b: Annual rate plus stock dividend; c : Dividend from a liquidating company; e: Declared or paid preceding 12 months; f: Annual rate, increased on last declaration. i: Declared or paid after dividend or split; j: Paid this year, dividend omitted, deferred or no action taken at last meeting; k: Declared or paid this year, an accumulative issue with dividends in arrears; r: Declared or paid in last 12 months plus stock dividend; m: Annual rate, reduced on last declaration. p: Initial dividend, annual rate unknown; yield not shown. t: Paid in stock in preceding 12 months, estimated cash value on ex-dividend or ex-distribution date; X: Buyers arent entitled to next dividend (ex-dividend) or rights (ex-rights); y: ex-dividend and sales in full. 1  Name of stock. 2  Market: N = NYSE, A NYSE American, Q = NASDAQ. 3  Ticker Symbol company trades under. 4  Dividend: A distribution of the companys earnings to shareholders, usually consisting of stock dividends, interest on bonds, or short-term capital gains on the sale of securities usually paid quarterly in the form of cash or stock.5  Div. Yield: The dividend divided by the stock price. It helps gauge how well the stock is paying, compared to other investments such as CDs, bonds or savings accounts. 6  Price to earnings ratio: The price of a stock divided by its earnings per share. PEs are used to gauge the relative worth of a company stock. When compared to other companies in the same industry, the companies with the lowest PEs are generally earning higher profits.7  Range of closing prices in last year.8  Trading for the day, with sales in thousands (10 = 10,000 shares), and closing price.9  Weekly sales volume, High, low, and change from previous weeks close.10  Percent change for the year. st Arrows, indicate new highs or lows during the week. Underline: indicates weekly volume surge equal to or more than 5%. Bold stocks , designates which stocks have gone up or down 10% for the week. XYZcorp Q ABC .35m 1.3 26 32.17 22.26 2 26.97 13 28.18 24.92 +.98 -14.00 Exch. 52-week Vol Friday Vol Weekly YTD Name Market Symbol Div Yield PE High Low 1000s Last 1000s High Low Chg % Chg 2 3 1 4 5 6 FRIDAY MOST ACTIVEName Vol Last Chg NYSE, NYSE American and Nasdaq Exchanges Exch. 52-week Vol Friday Vol Weekly YTD Name Market Symbol Div Yield PE High Low 1000s Last 1000s High Low Chg % Chg 7 8 9 10 Continued on next page WEEKS BIGGEST GAINERSName Close Chg WEEKS BIGGEST LOSERSName Close Chg WEEKS BIGGEST LOSERSName Close Chgqq p 1,014 1,493 50 Volume (000s) New Highs New Lows 2,557 37 8 Advanced Declined Unchanged 74 148 7 Volume (000s) New Highs New Lows 229 5 1 Advanced Declined Unchanged 1,224 2,095 103 Volume (000s) New Highs New Lows 3,422 51 65 Advanced Declined Unchanged 945 1,602 26 Volume (000s) New Highs New Lows 2,573 481 15 Advanced Declined Unchanged 51 194 3 Volume (000s) New Highs New Lows 248 26 2 Advanced Declined Unchanged 854 2,542 21 Volume (000s) New Highs New Lows 3,417 556 101 Exch. 52-week Vol Friday Vol Weekly YTD Name Market Symbol Div Yield PE High Low 1000s Last 1000s High Low Chg % Chg MONEY & MARKET$Page 2 www.sunnewspapers.net The Sun/Saturday, February 27, 2021 

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Altria N MO 3.44f 7.9 45.69 30.95 12512 43.60 49545 45.34 43.55 -.20 +6.3sAltusMid rs Q ALTM 59.55 9.40 116 52.94 577 59.55 52.00 +1.95 +11.5sAlumChina N ACH 13.45 4.60 248 12.43 1738 13.45 11.43 +1.28 +43.2 AlussaE N ALUS 15.28 9.25 3163 11.00 9472 13.10 10.41 -2.20 +9.3 ALX Onco n Q ALXO 117.45 28.01 165 80.29 1286 87.49 73.86 -7.26 -6.9 AmalBk Q AMAL .32 1.8 16 18.18 7.90 76 17.56 454 17.67 16.29 +1.21 +27.8 Amarin Q AMRN 18.00 3.36 6389 6.74 27757 7.73 6.72 -.85 +37.8 Amazon Q AMZN 90 3552.25 1626.03 4268 3092.93 20631 3232.32 3036.70 -156.97 -5.0 AmbacFin N AMBC 51 21.53 8.74 416 16.95 2123 17.63 15.92 +.87 +10.2 Ambarella Q AMBA 128.93 36.02 915 112.49 3371 128.80 110.22 -14.67 +22.5 Ambev N ABEV .05e 2.0 14 3.67 1.90 38829 2.55 153865 2.77 2.54 -.26 -16.7 AmbowEd A AMBO 63 2.50 Amcor N AMCR .46 4.2 35 12.40 5.80 7558 10.94 28449 11.49 10.92 -.36 -7.1 Amdocs Q DOX 1.44f 1.9 20 78.50 44.05 822 75.81 5026 78.26 75.30 -1.16 +6.9 Amedisys Q AMED 81 325.12 132.95 303 253.64 1159 292.00 252.01 -38.84 -13.5sAMERCO Q UHAL 1.50e 17 567.82 222.34 163 574.72 421 577.94 530.14 +38.71 +26.6 Ameren N AEE 2.20f 3.1 25 87.66 58.74 2361 70.27 9102 72.79 69.79 -2.06 -10.0 Ameresco N AMRC 80 70.26 13.38 330 57.12 2039 63.97 54.67 -7.16 +9.3 AFMulti Q ATAX .24m 5.2 8 7.94 3.52 205 4.66 999 4.91 4.64 -.14 +9.6 AMovilL N AMX .17e 1.3 32 17.32 10.12 4651 12.70 18059 13.32 12.70 -.60 -12.7 AmMovl A N AMOV 32 17.13 10.41 6 12.76 28 13.65 12.76 -.57 -12.7sAmCarM Q CRMT 32 143.20 35.18 38 135.00 175 143.20 130.03 -.26 +22.9 AmAirlines Q AAL .40 1.9 26.11 8.25 42137 20.94 360056 22.44 18.74 +2.26 +32.8 AmAssets N AAT 1.00f 3.2 49 45.57 20.15 355 31.08 2111 33.73 29.24 +1.78 +7.6 AmAxle N AXL 11.06 2.50 1731 9.77 9506 10.13 8.89 +.45 +17.1 AmCampus N ACC 1.88 4.6 53 49.02 20.13 1357 40.96 7888 45.42 40.78 -1.85 -4.2sAEagleOut N AEO .55 2.1 17 27.10 6.54 3491 25.70 16927 27.10 24.07 +.74 +28.1 AEP Q AEP 2.96f 4.0 19 104.97 65.14 4432 74.85 19481 79.06 74.80 -4.23 -10.1 AEqInvLf N AEL .30f 1.1 12 34.25 9.07 783 27.63 4649 29.55 26.21 -1.07 -.1 AEqInv pfB N AELpB 27.76 23.25 16 26.93 202 27.29 26.63 -.29 -1.2sAmExp N AXP 1.72 1.3 18 140.95 67.00 3522 135.26 21771 140.95 131.37 +3.55 +11.9 AmFinTr Q AFIN .85 9.6 13.10 4.20 918 8.86 3397 9.47 8.41 +.41 +19.2 AmFnTr pf Q AFINP 1.88 7.4 25.85 6.81 31 25.37 108 25.40 25.10 +.26 -.9sAFnclGrp N AFG 2.00f 1.9 13 114.60 44.01 1397 106.70 3960 114.60 106.49 -.79 +21.8 AFnclGp 55 N AFGH 1.50 5.9 25.95 15.00 25.37 AHm4Rent N AMH .20 .6 32.54 17.50 2500 31.14 9097 32.38 30.46 -.19 +3.8 AHm4Rn pfD N AMHpD 1.63 6.4 26.57 16.75 37 25.57 120 25.57 25.29 +.06 +.9 AHm4R pfE N AMHpE 1.59 6.2 26.74 16.81 11 25.56 67 25.56 25.27 +.11 +.6 AH4Rn pfG N AMHpG 1.47 5.7 26.93 16.50 3 25.72 45 25.82 25.40 -.13 -1.0 AHm4R pfF N AMHpF 26.97 16.43 5 25.68 42 25.76 25.16 -.05 -.5 AIntGr pfA N AIGpA 1.46 5.5 28.25 16.08 158 26.69 299 27.57 26.42 -.55 -5.3 AmIntlGrp N AIG 1.28 2.9 47.69 16.07 6157 43.95 27803 46.13 42.46 +1.37 +16.1 AmerNtl Q AMNB 1.08 3.5 16 34.84 18.53 33 31.00 135 32.54 29.60 +1.52 +18.3 AmNatIns Q ANAT 3.28 3.6 12 111.05 63.93 47 90.02 373 97.09 88.67 -.98 -6.3 AmPubEd Q APEI 30 41.09 18.47 484 29.44 1497 29.98 25.50 -.25 -3.4 AmrRlty N ARL 1 14.45 5.99 3 9.19 22 10.32 9.10 -1.06 -15.7 AmRsCp Q AREC 8.02 .36 4889 5.20 23750 6.82 4.15 -1.35 +166.7 AmrRvr Q AMRB .28 1.9 28 15.79 8.00 2 14.79 11 15.27 14.61 -.34 +12.5 AmShrd A AMS 13 3.58 1.16 781 2.80 1399 3.34 2.27 -.23 +26.1 ASoft lf Q AMSWA .44 2.2 59 21.48 9.05 192 20.20 726 20.55 18.77 +.37 +17.6 AmStsWtr N AWR 1.22 1.7 44 96.64 65.11 315 73.05 1184 81.57 73.03 -4.92 -8.1 AmSupr Q AMSC 31.78 4.40 444 23.79 1716 26.61 21.18 -2.19 +1.6 AmTower N AMT 4.84f 2.2 81 272.20 174.32 3211 216.13 12634 228.08 216.02 -10.24 -3.7sAVangrd N AVD .08 .4 20.43 11.35 104 19.52 443 20.43 18.84 +.43 +25.8 AmVirtCl Q AVCT 12.96 1.45 31 6.72 301 8.01 6.43 -1.14 -6.7 AmWtrWks N AWK 2.20 1.6 61 172.56 92.00 1986 141.88 6904 156.60 141.78 -14.78 -7.6 AmerWell n N AMWL 43.75 21.34 3610 24.47 14281 30.79 23.60 -5.78 -3.4 AWoodmk Q AMWD 11 116.80 35.30 158 93.41 667 101.24 91.00 -3.79 -.5 AmercldR N COLD .84 2.4 41.29 23.30 1388 35.04 9230 37.74 35.04 -1.74 -6.1sAmeriprise N AMP 4.16 1.9 17 233.91 80.01 835 221.24 4356 233.91 220.38 -3.25 +13.8sAmerisBc Q ABCB .60 1.3 16 50.91 17.12 334 47.64 1761 50.91 47.03 +.11 +25.1 Amerisafe Q AMSF 1.08 1.8 8 75.73 48.02 117 58.52 419 61.44 56.15 +.40 +1.9sAmrSvFin Q ASRV .10 2.6 14 5.34 2.36 401 3.90 6309 5.34 3.75 -.02 +24.6 AmSvFn pf Q ASRVP 2.11 7.1 30.21 22.76 1 29.71 1 29.85 28.25 +.74 +5.9 AmeriBrgn N ABC 1.76f 1.7 112.88 72.06 1333 101.22 5120 108.00 100.71 -4.65 +3.5 AmesNatl Q ATLO 1.00f 4.4 12 27.00 16.53 15 22.86 139 24.07 22.29 +.38 -4.8 Amesite n Q AMST 9.06 3.65 54 6.11 290 8.53 6.00 -2.39 +26.0 Ametek N AME .80f .7 31 125.81 54.82 1426 117.97 5591 123.85 117.80 -2.89 -2.5 Amgen Q AMGN 6.40 2.8 18 276.69 177.05 3365 224.92 16215 238.00 223.62 -6.77 -2.2 AmicusTh Q FOLD 25.39 6.25 5187 12.28 26922 12.30 11.28 +.06 -46.8 AmkorTch Q AMKR 17 26.07 5.40 2879 23.89 11340 24.50 21.58 +.26 +58.4 AMMO n Q POWW 9.95 2.25 1703 6.99 11103 8.69 6.79 -.71 +111.8 Ampco N AP 8.81 1.94 71 7.64 470 8.71 7.42 -.38 +39.4 Amphastar Q AMPH 22.69 12.33 389 17.53 1008 18.45 17.31 -.95 -12.8 Amphenol N APH 1.16f .9 33 138.20 63.05 1881 125.68 9494 132.58 124.53 -6.75 -3.9 AmpioPhm A AMPE 2.98 .31 1841 1.71 13361 1.99 1.57 -.25 +7.5 AmplifyEn N AMPY .40 13.7 19 5.41 .49 881 2.92 4508 3.44 2.70 -.05 +122.9 AmpDivOpt N DIVO 35.23 21.39 130 32.70 1164 33.54 32.65 -.67 AmpCann N CNBS 40.65 6.48 143 30.12 1323 33.90 29.00 -4.15 +72.6 AmpLend N LEND .98 6.5 21.21 10.00 9 15.14 40 18.28 15.01 -2.01 +9.2 AmplitHl Q AMHC 10.50 9.45 23 10.22 233 10.50 10.02 -.26 +2.1 AmplitH un Q AMHCU 14.65 9.29 0 10.99 4 11.34 10.69 -.26 +3.4 Amrep N AXR 9.49 3.98 9 8.08 48 9.20 7.91 -1.24 -5.4 AmtechSys Q ASYS 11.50 3.55 147 9.59 942 11.00 9.23 -1.30 +50.3sAmyris h Q AMRS 18.57 1.40 4169 13.80 19244 18.57 13.08 -2.40 +123.5 AmytPhr n Q AMYT 15.50 10.06 5 14.74 91 14.80 14.12 +.23 +4.1 AnPacBio Q ANPC 12.00 3.15 60 6.61 570 7.35 6.37 -.62 +24.7 AnalogDev Q ADI 2.76f 1.8 39 164.40 79.08 5574 155.82 19059 163.41 152.26 -7.29 +5.5 Anaptys Q ANAB 35.86 12.06 575 28.70 2176 29.23 24.71 -.47 +33.5 Anavex rs Q AVXL 28.70 2.20 1151 13.02 8826 13.74 11.40 +.48 +141.1 Anchiano Q ANCN 10.55 .51 131 3.63 3547 4.58 3.30 -.78 +109.8 Andersons Q ANDE .70 2.7 67 29.29 10.00 194 26.14 925 28.24 25.56 +.51 +6.7 AndinaIII Q ANDA 14.00 9.80 20 10.67 126 11.70 10.53 -1.00 +.1 AndinIII un Q ANDAU 16.33 8.19 13.50 0 13.50 13.50 -1.50 +31.2 AndinIII rt Q ANDAR 1.00 .06 38 .71 319 .83 .70 -.06 +87.6 Anf DvAlt N DALT 10.53 5.36 10 9.87 579 10.30 9.82 -.48 +1.9 AngioDyn Q ANGO 32 22.19 7.48 281 20.95 1202 21.39 19.77 +.75 +36.7 AngionBio n Q ANGN 26.30 16.00 239 17.34 909 26.10 17.05 -7.68 +1.9 AnglogldA N AU 38.50 12.66 3298 19.96 16404 21.25 19.93 -.87 -11.8 ABInBev N BUD 1.10e 1.9 14 72.41 32.58 4281 57.73 16435 65.49 57.13 -6.73 -17.4 AnikaTh Q ANIK 18 47.48 22.01 84 36.70 981 39.98 35.13 +1.06 -18.9 AnixaB hrs Q ANIX 5.63 1.33 198 5.06 1280 5.26 4.06 -.12 +64.8 Annaly N NLY 1.00e 12.0 10.20 3.51 17473 8.31 85786 8.65 8.15 -.03 -1.7 Annaly pfG N NLYpG 1.63 6.7 25.55 7.63 76 24.37 338 24.84 24.11 +.03 -1.1 Annaly pfF N NLYpF 26.27 8.53 91 24.54 392 25.14 24.46 -.06 -2.8sAnnexon n Q ANNX 38.01 15.33 243 29.11 1211 38.01 27.67 -1.01 +16.3 Ansys Q ANSS 94 413.19 200.07 872 340.99 3421 393.61 336.83 -54.38 -6.3 AntaresP Q ATRS 85 5.07 1.60 1884 4.25 9052 4.81 4.25 -.58 +6.5 AntelopeEnt Q AEHL 5.50 .78 265 3.20 4218 5.15 3.20 -1.41 +29.0 pdvWirelss Q ATEX 57.75 27.27 157 42.23 826 45.04 42.08 -1.69 +12.3 AnteroMid N AM .45e 5.1 9.52 1.69 8639 8.82 43519 9.45 7.61 +.79 +14.4 AnteroRes N AR 1.00 11.1 19 10.04 .64 6902 9.00 46092 9.91 8.03 +.04 +65.1 Anthem N ANTM 4.52f 1.5 17 340.98 171.03 2004 303.19 7717 313.85 290.86 +8.22 -5.6 Anworth N ANH .44e 15.9 7 3.74 .79 864 2.77 3106 2.88 2.71 +.02 +2.2 Anwrth pfA N ANHpA 2.16 8.4 26.05 6.52 3 25.52 12 25.64 25.40 +1.5 Anwrth pfB N ANHpB 1.56 6.3 25.40 7.05 2 24.83 7 24.98 24.60 +.01 +2.0 Anwrth pfC N ANHpC 1.91 7.6 25.56 5.50 3 25.01 19 25.18 25.00 -.14 +2.4sAon plc N AON 1.84f .8 27 235.88 143.93 1846 227.71 10201 235.88 226.63 -.63 +7.8 Apache Q APA .10m .5 12 32.74 3.80 9205 19.73 51660 21.89 17.63 +1.71 +39.0sAptInco n N AIRC 43.53 35.99 1003 40.88 4773 43.53 40.47 -1.66 +6.4 AptInv N AIV 1.64 34.5 3 41.39 4.40 4868 4.76 22876 5.08 4.76 -.06 -9.8 Apellis Q APLS 58.47 16.85 790 48.17 2802 49.12 43.05 +2.44 -15.8 ApexTc Q APXT 17.90 9.13 1249 12.87 10739 14.15 11.40 -1.36 -14.3 ApexTc un Q APXTU 23.47 9.60 15.49 13 16.14 12.56 -1.18 -9.6 Aphria Q APHA 59 32.29 1.95 13949 17.84 97178 20.36 15.65 -2.41 +157.8sApogeeE Q APOG .80f 2.1 24 40.00 13.77 285 37.40 1206 40.00 36.69 +.07 +18.1 ApolloCRE N ARI 1.60f 12.0 55 18.18 4.12 1059 13.29 4524 13.86 12.77 +.40 +19.0 ApoCRE pfA N ARIpA 2.16 ApollEnd Q APEN 6.12 1.24 626 4.69 1293 5.33 4.42 -.16 +37.9 ApolloGM N APO 2.02e 4.1 55.39 19.46 1282 49.46 11360 51.59 47.95 -2.37 +1.0 ApollG pfA N APOpA 1.59 6.2 27.15 15.50 66 25.69 220 26.15 25.62 -.20 -4.9 ApolG pfB N APOpB 1.59 6.1 27.68 15.33 110 26.07 180 26.74 25.84 -.21 -4.4 ApollInv Q AINV 1.80 13.0 17.11 5.20 269 13.83 1668 14.18 13.40 -.27 +30.2sApolMed Q AMEH 24.97 9.27 97 24.75 342 25.23 23.11 +1.16 +35.5 ApollSrFlt N AFT 1.08a 7.4 15.57 8.01 68 14.50 346 14.79 14.49 -.05 +.7 ApolloTact N AIF 1.20a 8.2 15.73 8.28 38 14.55 230 14.72 14.54 -.08 +.5 AppHrvest Q APPH 42.90 9.61 1017 30.45 5596 39.50 30.15 -5.25 +94.6 AppHrvst wt Q APPHW AppFolio Q APPF 186.59 81.01 137 164.02 928 172.01 151.51 -10.13 -8.9 Appian A Q APPN 260.00 29.07 1092 171.90 6124 206.65 160.44 -31.96 +6.1sAppHReit N APLE 18 15.15 4.48 3099 14.25 16004 15.15 14.19 -.13 +10.4 Apple Inc s Q AAPL .82 .7 33 145.09 53.15 163996 121.26 683735 129.72 118.39 -8.61 -8.6 AplDNA h Q APDN 16.39 2.52 490 8.95 3631 11.04 7.96 -2.19 +75.5 AppGenTc Q AGTC 9.67 2.29 1879 5.08 17860 6.90 4.80 -1.95 +24.2sApldIndlT N AIT 1.32f 1.5 89.81 30.66 208 85.37 911 89.81 83.08 +1.89 +9.5 ApldMatl Q AMAT .88 .7 35 124.50 36.64 11620 118.19 53654 123.02 110.69 -1.05 +37.0sApplMol n Q AMTI 77.03 17.05 181 48.87 963 77.03 46.23 -15.60 +58.8 ApldOptoel Q AAOI 17.57 5.00 1833 9.33 4320 12.37 9.20 -2.98 +9.6 AppliedT Q APLT 51.99 13.58 220 21.72 801 25.04 19.76 -.18 -1.3 AppliedUV n Q AUVI 35.78 4.52 4754 10.59 5695 13.75 8.72 -.27 +130.7 ApreaTh Q APRE 41.12 4.66 702 6.03 4245 6.95 5.62 -.82 +22.6 Aptargrp N ATR 1.44 1.1 43 144.76 79.84 386 130.07 1816 131.57 126.78 -2.17 -5.0 Aptevo hrs Q APVO 60.00 2.94 74 32.71 402 36.49 28.43 -3.38 -10.8 Aptinyx Q APTX 6.47 1.60 437 3.66 2566 4.09 3.45 -.45 +5.8 Aptiv N APTV .22 .1 22 159.50 29.22 2568 149.84 12042 159.32 144.71 -3.96 +15.0 AptormG Q APM 14.90 1.16 449 3.07 3603 4.56 3.03 -.82 +24.3tAptoseB g Q APTO 9.00 3.88 869 3.96 5320 4.50 3.85 -.35 -9.6sApyxMed Q APYX 11.79 2.81 57 10.45 535 11.79 9.92 +.39 +45.1 AquaMetal h Q AQMS 8.06 .33 3145 4.74 21214 6.06 4.02 -1.27 +58.0 AquaB Tc Q AQB 13.32 1.59 2458 7.09 13786 8.35 6.35 -1.19 -19.1 AquestTh Q AQST 9.47 1.41 1180 4.58 4539 5.70 4.58 -1.07 -14.4 Aramark N ARMK .44e 1.2 41.58 9.65 1902 37.12 9593 40.21 36.84 -.89 -3.5 Aravive Q ARAV 14.94 3.34 125 6.81 714 8.35 6.59 -1.39 +20.7sArborRT N ABR 1.28f 7.7 11 17.19 3.54 2778 16.67 12619 17.19 15.91 +.50 +17.6 Arbor prA N ABRpA 2.06 8.0 26.45 7.60 0 25.70 5 26.05 25.61 +.6 ArborR pfB N ABRpB 1.94 7.6 25.89 6.01 0 25.40 3 25.48 25.30 -.05 +.4 ArborR pfC N ABRpC 2.13 8.2 28.00 10.00 1 25.90 10 26.00 25.79 -.09 +.9 ArbutusB g Q ABUS 9.02 .88 2410 3.75 15756 4.56 3.64 -.64 +5.6sArcBest Q ARCB .32 .5 22 61.14 13.54 253 58.99 1190 61.14 55.07 +3.33 +38.2 ArLgtCl A n Q ACTC 31.06 9.70 1470 20.79 11401 24.69 19.00 -3.22 +87.6 ArLgClTr un Q ACTCU 35.50 9.87 13 24.40 74 29.04 22.51 -4.53 +105.0 ArcadBio rs Q RKDA 6.40 2.30 561 3.17 6039 3.64 3.00 -.50 +25.3 ArcelorM N MT .10p 25.76 6.64 6455 23.27 27506 25.05 22.73 -.64 +1.6 ArchCap Q ACGL 11 46.78 20.93 4665 35.82 26935 36.33 34.82 +.73 -.7 ArchCap pfF Q ACGLO 1.36 5.3 27.06 15.25 31 25.71 114 26.15 25.44 -.34 -3.0 ArchC pfE Q ACGLP 1.31 5.2 26.23 16.13 53 25.30 357 25.44 25.06 -.14 -2.5sArchResc N ARCH 58.88 21.80 353 47.92 3180 58.88 47.79 -1.68 +9.5sArchDan N ADM 1.48f 2.6 18 58.68 28.92 2891 56.58 14031 58.68 56.12 +.46 +12.2sArchrock N AROC .58 5.6 29 10.80 2.09 1319 10.31 6471 10.80 9.25 +.16 +19.1 Arcimot h Q FUV 36.80 .97 1771 17.92 13527 22.47 14.91 -3.08 +35.4 ArcoPlat Q ARCE 58.93 29.09 226 35.55 731 39.04 34.07 +.05 +.2 Arconic n N ARNC 31.59 6.00 1884 21.92 9974 26.17 21.80 -3.82 -26.4 ArcosDor N ARCO .05p 18 7.25 2.96 797 5.27 4140 5.59 5.05 -.10 +4.8sArcosa N ACA .20 .4 68.46 28.14 506 56.73 2240 68.46 54.58 -8.59 +3.3 ArcturusT Q ARCT 129.71 8.51 1416 52.67 5893 65.00 48.80 -14.31 +21.4 ArcusBio N RCUS 42.36 9.85 367 35.26 2631 36.21 30.85 +3.60 +35.8 ArcutisB Q ARQT 40.88 17.10 155 34.17 985 36.60 32.67 -1.97 +21.5sArdaugh N ARD .56 2.2 25.40 9.20 311 25.34 2062 25.75 19.59 +5.25 +47.2 Ardelyx Q ARDX 8.33 4.22 753 6.45 3917 7.00 6.31 -.50 -.3 ArdmoreSh N ASC .20 5.1 7.92 2.61 352 3.94 1448 4.41 3.86 -.30 +20.5 ArenaPh Q ARNA 7 90.19 32.95 529 80.35 2512 82.25 75.24 -.76 +4.6 AresCap Q ARCC 1.60a 8.7 16 18.80 7.90 1899 18.33 12628 18.62 17.80 +.38 +8.5 AresCmcl N ACRE 1.32 9.6 12 17.68 2.78 382 13.81 1806 14.37 13.40 -.20 +16.0 AresDyCr N ARDC 1.40 9.5 15.78 8.10 96 14.76 406 14.88 14.68 -.16 +3.3 AresMgmt N ARES 1.88f 3.9 55 49.13 48.28 48.09 Argan N AGX 1.00 2.0 13 54.50 29.91 93 50.02 870 51.95 48.19 +1.52 +12.4 Argenx Q ARGX 382.15 103.75 181 330.68 868 367.35 328.15 -39.53 +12.4 ArgoGp42 N ARGD 1.63 6.4 26.06 9.60 6 25.32 22 25.78 25.14 -.03 -.8 ArgoGpInt N ARGO 1.24 2.7 10 63.29 25.00 153 46.21 785 48.63 44.98 +1.56 +5.7 AridisPh Q ARDS 10.18 3.80 54 6.31 373 7.70 5.58 -.17 +4.0 AristaNetw N ANET 16 326.60 156.63 641 279.84 4606 307.95 270.26 -31.11 -3.7 ArkInnova N ARKK 1.17e 159.70 33.00 16930 130.36 102966 150.93 126.07 -22.25 +4.7 ArkIndInno N ARKQ 101.11 26.19 2243 86.02 13255 95.95 83.55 -10.84 +12.8 ArkGenom N ARKG 115.15 24.00 7722 93.51 44726 106.55 90.17 -13.95 +.3 ArkWebX.O N ARKW 5.54e 191.13 40.49 2699 160.89 17378 182.44 155.95 -24.16 +9.9 Ark 3dPr N PRNT 50.37 13.80 1283 39.88 6032 44.67 38.70 -4.82 +26.7 Ark IsrTc N IZRL 38.77 14.00 437 32.73 2931 36.57 32.25 -3.96 +10.3 ArkFinIn N ARKF 64.49 16.94 4834 55.28 32559 61.36 52.50 -7.36 +11.2 ArkRst Q ARKR 1.00 5.5 14 22.85 7.19 44 18.11 225 19.97 17.85 -.74 -6.6 ARKO n Q ARKO 10.18 7.84 386 9.27 1853 9.80 9.09 -.43 ArlingAst N AI 1.02 25.4 6.61 1.40 208 4.01 1219 4.19 3.86 +.02 +6.1sArlingAst23 N AIW 1.66 6.6 25.20 6.42 0 25.25 3 25.25 25.00 +.25 +1.0 ArlingAst25 N AIC 1.69 6.9 25.00 6.30 6 24.42 19 24.91 24.35 +.07 +.9 ArlAsst pfB N AIpB 1.75 7.8 23.00 4.99 0 22.40 5 22.60 22.20 -.20 +6.1 ArloTc N ARLO 10.49 1.20 1475 6.96 14478 8.65 6.08 -.38 -10.7 ArmadaHof N AHH .44m 3.4 34 18.68 6.40 300 12.91 1245 13.71 12.15 +.36 +15.1 Armada pfA N AHHpA 1.69 6.7 27.77 14.30 9 25.25 88 25.50 24.75 -.17 -3.1 ArmataP A ARMP 10.48 2.52 27 5.59 103 6.00 5.50 -.15 +87.3 ArmourR N ARR 1.91 15.8 3 20.67 4.95 1457 12.07 6707 12.40 11.67 +.17 +11.9 ArmRs pfC N ARRpC 25.21 7.10 38 24.52 361 24.72 24.43 -.19 -.1 ArmsFloor N AFI 15 5.60 1.12 8191 5.18 9948 5.56 3.45 +1.33 +35.6 ArmstrWld N AWI .84f 1.0 18 111.46 57.96 688 85.58 3776 91.75 75.92 +7.44 +15.0 ArrayTech n Q ARRY 54.78 29.05 1303 37.08 8883 41.16 33.62 -2.98 -14.0 ArrwDJYld N GYLD 1.59e 11.5 15.50 8.47 5 13.88 19 14.29 13.81 +.03 +4.9 ArrowEl N ARW 14 108.27 39.25 942 100.26 4390 104.52 97.39 -5.09 +3.0 ArrowFn Q AROW 1.04b 3.3 13 33.46 20.18 35 31.86 138 33.00 31.13 +.44 +6.5 ArrCountR Q DWCR 34.17 17.38 34.17 +5.2 ArwDWATc Q DWAT .09e .7 13.18 7.87 12.58 5 12.85 12.58 -.45 +3.7 ArrowPhm Q ARWR 92.60 19.51 1060 79.66 4588 89.37 78.01 -9.85 +3.8 ArteloBi wt Q ARTLW ArteloBio Q ARTL 3.67 .45 1750 1.84 13897 2.47 1.76 -.55 +152.1 ArtesRes Q ARTNA 1.00 2.7 25 41.45 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25.23 +.07 -.5 BRileyF27 Q RILYG 1.81 7.2 25.64 8.63 6 25.24 31 25.27 25.21 -.9 BRiley23 Q RILYH 1.84 7.2 25.90 12.75 1 25.56 15 25.67 25.50 -.01 +.5 BRileyFn pf Q RILYI 1.72 6.8 25.59 11.90 0 25.44 7 25.54 25.43 +.02 +1.2 BRiley24 Q RILYQ 1.69 6.6 26.20 10.00 12 25.62 34 25.62 25.33 +.17 -.7 BRleyF26 Q RILYN 1.63 6.4 25.81 10.11 11 25.64 63 25.65 25.20 +.22 -.6sBRiley25 Q RILYM 1.59 6.2 25.56 7.31 8 25.59 54 25.59 25.11 +.20 +.4 BRiley pfA Q RILYP .11p 26.70 10.50 12 25.86 42 26.58 25.84 -.54 +.9 B2gold g A BTG .16f 3.7 55 7.55 2.16 14824 4.37 57796 5.08 4.34 -.39 -22.0 BBQ Hldg Q BBQ 6.67 1.51 37 5.85 77 6.50 5.77 -.41 +19.9sBCB Bc Q BCBP .56 4.2 7 14.24 7.73 39 13.23 267 14.24 13.02 +.18 +19.5 BCE g N BCE 3.68e 48.48 31.66 1663 42.76 6867 44.07 42.75 -.78 -.1 BCLS Ac n Q BLSA 14.00 10.15 19 11.96 207 13.51 11.96 -1.39 +7.4 BFC Cp pf Q BANFP 1.80 6.3 29.99 25.80 0 28.50 1 29.01 27.94 +.40 +.1 BGC Ptrs Q BGCP .04m .9 11 5.43 2.07 4253 4.48 23971 5.03 4.20 -.33 +12.0sBHP BillLt N BHP 1.66e 2.2 80.49 29.78 3457 75.91 15039 80.49 75.48 -.20 +16.2sBHPBil plc N BBL 4.40e 67.03 23.64 2237 63.23 9236 67.03 62.94 -.48 +19.2sBJsRest Q BJRI .52 .9 55.91 6.01 184 55.53 1218 56.14 50.58 +3.20 +44.3 BJsWhole N BJ .52p 50.18 18.84 1998 40.18 9249 44.98 40.12 -4.48 +7.8tBM Tech n A BMTX 18.35 12.00 74 12.60 387 13.85 12.00 -.73 -16.7 BM Tc wt A BMTX/WS sBOK Q BOKF 2.08f 2.4 13 91.13 34.57 229 86.06 999 91.13 83.65 +1.24 +25.7 BOK 56 Q BOKFL 1.34 5.3 26.40 16.01 2 25.45 25 25.50 25.27 +.12 +.1 BOS Ltd Q BOSC 20 3.79 1.02 55 3.06 545 3.55 2.86 -.28 +34.8 BP MidPt N BPMP 1.32e 11.6 14.15 6.41 1274 11.41 3785 12.64 11.01 -.83 +7.6 BP PLC N BP 2.46f 10.1 34.24 14.74 22954 24.41 110530 26.13 22.86 +1.54 +19.0 BP Pru N BPT 4.14e 98.6 1 7.25 1.26 325 4.20 1631 4.93 4.00 -.03 +76.5 BQQI Intl Q BIMI 5.38 1.50 991 1.76 6603 2.36 1.72 -.47 +5.4 BRF SA N BRFS 6.80 2.27 3769 3.90 18653 4.55 3.90 -.31 -7.1 BRP Gp Q BRP 33.56 8.35 297 26.53 2299 30.39 26.10 -1.74 -11.5 BRT N BRT .88 5.6 18.26 6.00 36 15.84 214 17.92 15.61 -.05 +4.2 BWX Tech N BWXT .84f 1.4 27 69.75 40.40 622 58.01 3962 60.96 54.70 -.58 -3.8 B&W Ent N BW 8.24 .77 1923 7.08 8666 7.38 5.77 +.70 +101.7 BabShDHi N BGH 1.84 11.8 18.00 9.14 52 15.57 332 15.66 15.33 +.06 +3.2sBadgerMtr N BMI .72f .7 64 109.69 41.50 294 108.59 1013 109.76 102.10 +2.77 +15.4sBaidu Q BIDU 4 354.82 82.00 15190 283.46 78776 354.82 274.18 -56.45 +31.1 BainCapS N BCSF 1.36m 9.7 17 19.84 7.11 402 14.06 2093 14.36 13.75 +.28 +15.9 BainCap rt N BCSFr sBakHugh N BKR .72 2.9 94 25.64 9.12 10795 24.48 38778 25.64 23.25 +1.08 +17.4 Balchem Q BCPC .52f .4 49 132.50 78.30 106 119.36 607 125.00 116.56 +4.81 +3.6 BallCorp N BLL .60 .7 55 102.76 51.26 2183 85.39 9781 89.80 85.25 -4.94 -8.4 Ballanty A BTN 3.75 1.26 86 2.56 1291 2.86 2.26 -.23 +27.1 BallardPw Q BLDP 42.28 6.95 7045 27.82 33803 31.99 25.52 -4.38 +18.9 BanColum N CIB 1.27e 3.8 49.87 16.27 335 33.45 2735 36.09 32.83 -2.08 -16.7 BancCalif N BANC .24 1.3 24 20.00 6.44 309 18.56 1344 19.66 18.42 -.53 +26.2 BcCalif pfE N BANCpE 26.36 9.06 10 25.27 26 25.66 25.23 +.10 -.2 BcCal pfD N BANCpD 1.84 7.4 25.82 9.84 8 25.00 86 25.46 24.98 +.02 -1.6sBncFstOK Q BANF 1.36f 2.1 16 66.75 26.00 171 63.88 723 66.75 63.35 -1.53 +8.8sBcBilVArg N BBVA .27e 4.8 5.86 2.49 3998 5.57 17674 5.86 5.37 +.12 +12.8 BcoBrades N BBDO .17r 4.6 6.09 2.58 28 3.66 445 4.16 3.66 -.62 -20.6 BcoBrad N BBD .06a 1.4 6 6.41 2.68 38317 4.14 201415 4.51 4.11 -.44 -21.3 BcoLatin N BLX 1.00e 6.6 10 19.38 7.73 418 15.26 1087 15.93 15.13 -.37 -3.6 BcoMacro N BMA 2 33.60 11.45 322 13.56 2423 15.08 13.30 -1.69 -12.9 BcoSantSA N SAN .21e 6.1 3.89 1.78 10614 3.51 43035 3.70 3.49 -.13 +15.1 BcoSBrasil N BSBR .29e 4.3 8 8.95 3.69 1660 6.68 9847 7.54 6.67 -.87 -22.7 BcSanChile N BSAC .85e 3.8 24.39 11.43 242 22.59 1850 23.84 22.57 -1.52 +19.0 BcoChile N BCH 1.06 12 23.19 12.50 103 21.94 448 22.90 21.69 -1.14 +7.7 Bancorp34 Q BCTF .20 2.0 15.70 9.12 10.06 sBncpBnk lf Q TBBK 21.50 3.36 373 20.27 2197 21.50 19.55 -.18 +48.5sBcpSouth N BXS .76f 2.5 31.88 17.21 348 30.06 1956 31.88 29.97 -.05 +9.5 BancFd pfA N BCVpA 1.34 BancrftFd A BCV 1.84e 5.9 36.33 14.27 24 31.12 223 34.04 30.07 -1.99 +3.3 Continued on next page Continued from previous page NYSE, NYSE American and Nasdaq Exchanges Exch. 52-week Vol Friday Vol Weekly YTD Name Market Symbol Div Yield PE High Low 1000s Last 1000s High Low Chg % Chg Exch. 52-week Vol Friday Vol Weekly YTD Name Market Symbol Div Yield PE High Low 1000s Last 1000s High Low Chg % Chg MONEY & MARKET$Page 3 www.sunnewspapers.net The Sun/Saturday, February 27, 2021 

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Bandwith Q BAND 198.61 50.89 1006 158.36 2939 186.56 156.00 -30.47 +3.1sBkFstCp Q BFC .84f 1.2 74.56 43.64 11 69.90 122 74.56 68.66 +.80 +7.8sBankOZK Q OZK 1.11f 2.7 16 43.67 14.20 874 41.22 3600 43.67 40.10 +.80 +31.8 BkAm pfN N BACpN 27.50 17.81 346 25.64 911 26.49 25.63 -.52 -6.0sBkofAm N BAC .72 2.1 19 37.03 17.95 70881 34.71 333891 37.03 34.41 +.17 +14.5 BkAML pfJ N BMLpJ 1.02 4.3 25.49 15.57 56 23.91 131 24.73 23.91 -.80 -5.9 BkAm pfE N BACpE 1.02 4.9 25.50 16.51 82 24.54 185 25.11 24.41 -.59 -3.0 BkAm pfL N BACpL 72.50 5.2 1610.00 1050.00 18 1390.71 94 1437.75 1381.96 -46.29 -8.4 BkAm pfA N BACpA 26.43 19.57 204 25.31 429 25.37 25.29 -.05 -.1 BkAm pfC N BACpC 26.14 20.28 25.00 BkAML pfL N BMLpL 1.02 4.2 25.19 15.95 157 24.24 521 24.93 24.00 -.57 -3.0 BkAm pfM N BACpM 1.34 5.2 27.85 18.20 403 25.90 1062 26.81 25.73 -.38 -5.2 BkAML pfH N BMLpH .77 3.7 22.75 11.58 80 20.94 211 21.98 20.80 -.92 -6.7 BkAML pfG N BMLpG .77 3.6 22.91 11.60 4 21.56 30 22.22 21.42 -.49 -4.5sBk of But N NTB 1.76 4.8 12 36.75 13.76 248 36.49 1407 36.84 32.98 +3.16 +17.1 BkCmcCA Q BOCH .20 1.8 14 11.31 .40 41 10.87 386 11.00 10.29 +.38 +9.8sBkHawaii N BOH 2.68 3.1 17 94.18 46.70 226 87.50 1875 94.18 87.20 -.93 +14.2 BankMarn Q BMRC .92 2.5 16 42.67 23.80 40 37.00 197 39.35 36.59 +.05 +7.7sBkMont g N BMO 4.24e 9 86.77 38.31 1065 81.53 6482 86.77 80.11 +1.24 +7.2sBkMont36 Q BMLP 3.37e 8.3 41.35 15.87 0 40.54 5 41.35 40.54 +.76 +19.3 BigB Inv N KNAB 87.67 31.50 31.50 BigB 2xIn N BNKZ 78.25 14.69 14.84 tBigB 3xIn N BNKD 97.12 2.00 410 2.33 1461 2.48 2.00 -.04 -41.2 BigB 3xLv N BNKU 64.00 7.04 250 37.58 1390 44.60 36.70 -.29 +47.1 BkNYMel N BK 1.24 2.9 11 46.84 26.40 6966 42.16 39592 44.95 41.98 -.16 -.7 BkNYM pfC N BKpC 1.30 5.2 26.08 18.59 25.02 sBkNova g N BNS 2.72 8 61.35 31.94 2340 58.29 10367 61.35 56.52 +1.62 +7.9 BkPrince Q BPRN .48f 1.8 30.29 17.40 8 26.27 73 27.02 26.06 +.10 +12.2 BankSC Q BKSC .68f 3.9 9 19.15 11.43 4 17.64 25 18.25 17.39 -.44 +10.0 BkofJames Q BOTJ .28 1.9 13 15.26 8.00 9 14.79 26 15.20 14.32 +.07 +22.0 Bank7 Q BSVN .50e 10 18.57 5.58 4 16.33 41 16.93 16.06 +.09 +15.0 BankFncl Q BFIN .40 4.2 14 12.17 6.73 90 9.45 218 10.15 9.43 -.06 +7.6sBankUtd N BKU .92f 2.3 13 43.47 13.47 609 40.19 3019 43.47 39.94 -.45 +15.6 BankwellF Q BWFG .56 2.3 33 29.10 12.07 26 24.80 155 25.90 23.23 +1.55 +26.9sBanner Cp Q BANR 1.64 3.2 13 55.14 27.12 247 51.78 1253 55.14 50.51 +.34 +11.1tBaoshengM n Q BAOS 7.77 5.35 36 5.76 310 6.76 5.35 -.80 -24.8 Baozun Q BZUN 96 57.00 22.19 1055 45.93 5649 51.70 43.92 -6.51 +33.7sBarHarbr A BHB .88 3.1 13 28.25 13.05 57 27.99 237 28.40 24.96 +2.75 +23.9 BarSelMLP N ATMP 1.17e 9.1 16.29 5.80 38 12.88 284 13.82 12.76 +.10 +10.3sBiP Cmdty N DJP 25.10 15.61 338 24.26 1940 25.10 24.23 +.08 +10.8sBarcGsci36 N GSP 13.80 5.28 10 13.30 46 13.80 13.28 +.27 +20.7 BrcEnEu N FLEU 143.17 58.08 131.76 sBiP Lead N LD 45.38 33.08 0 43.06 2 45.38 43.06 -1.64 +4.5 BiP Cocoa N NIB 34.07 24.69 39 32.93 174 33.24 31.10 +2.07 +5.6sBarcCAPE N CAPE 190.12 100.16 7 183.89 25 190.12 183.89 -2.80 +3.3 BiPSPMLP N IMLP 1.22e 11.3 13.46 4.68 1 10.83 15 11.54 10.83 +.23 +15.1sBarclay N BCS .15e 1.7 9.34 3.41 5897 8.83 29265 9.34 8.47 +.34 +10.5 iPthNtGs N GAZ 22.62 13.26 10 16.29 22 17.08 15.88 -1.06 +11.0 BiP SPVix N XVZ 52.58 18.66 6 40.08 20 43.17 39.45 -1.23 +7.0sBarcWomLd N WIL 86.52 49.64 82.38 0 86.52 82.38 +2.20 +3.1 Barings N BBDC .64e 6.6 10.27 4.67 302 9.70 1574 9.79 9.35 +.39 +5.4 BaringsCp N MCI .96 7.1 16.95 7.59 34 13.55 111 13.65 13.22 +.08 +2.8 BaringsPt N MPV 1.08 8.9 16.75 7.34 7 12.18 56 12.51 11.97 +.04 +2.5sBarcDisab N RODI 104.33 66.00 103.40 104.33 103.40 +2.45 +7.2 B&N Ed N BNED .60 9.3 8 8.27 1.11 511 6.47 2850 8.10 6.20 -.80 +39.1 Barnes N B .64 1.2 17 64.28 30.22 256 52.35 1247 55.60 49.88 +1.97 +3.3 Barnwell A BRN 6.99 .30 147 3.19 1609 4.57 3.16 -1.02 +151.2 BarrettB lf Q BBSI 1.20 1.7 11 82.69 27.25 27 71.20 155 74.45 70.91 -.40 +4.4 BarrickGld N GOLD 2.82e 11 31.22 12.65 32773 18.67 128090 20.60 18.64 -1.02 -18.0 BartowG rs N VTO 5 33.39 10.50 101 26.62 456 28.61 25.94 -.45 +1.1 EraGroup N ERA/O 3 11.13 3.50 5.16 BassettF Q BSET .50 2.4 30 25.98 4.25 58 21.13 381 23.29 20.71 -1.15 +5.2 BattalOil A BATL 13.13 2.25 2 11.60 48 12.50 11.01 +.44 +39.8 Baudax Q BXRX 9.60 .97 3609 1.35 24057 1.72 1.27 -.33 +33.7 BauschHl N BHC 8 32.50 11.15 7557 31.42 24380 32.08 30.35 -.51 +51.1 Baxter N BAX .98 1.3 44 95.19 69.10 4875 77.69 17444 80.39 76.80 -.50 -3.2 BayCom Q BCML 11 22.66 9.67 33 17.09 177 17.43 15.15 +1.95 +12.7sBCTG Ac n Q BCTG 14.00 9.83 9 11.87 82 14.00 11.23 -.68 +3.8sBeacnRfg Q BECN 49.36 11.67 563 47.83 2524 49.36 45.27 +.61 +19.0 BeamGlbl Q BEEM 75.90 6.10 676 42.14 3326 52.90 35.96 -12.14 -42.9 EnvisSlr wt Q EVSIW BeamTh Q BEAM 126.90 13.00 1247 89.13 7933 119.23 82.59 -17.78 +9.2 BeasleyB Q BBGI .20 8.2 5.15 1.15 72 2.44 508 3.00 2.36 -.45 +63.8 BeazerHm N BZH 10 20.50 4.39 326 17.67 2163 18.70 17.20 -.87 +16.6 BectDck N BDX 3.16 1.3 89 284.97 197.75 1539 241.15 7455 250.20 241.01 -6.78 -3.6 BectDk pfA N BDXA 64.12 49.07 59.24 BectDk pfB N BDXB 61.08 49.54 25 52.71 383 56.19 52.58 -.97 -4.4 BedBath Q BBBY .68 2.5 53.90 3.43 3755 26.86 25010 29.39 24.05 +.39 +51.2 BeiGene Q BGNE 388.97 118.55 397 320.00 1697 348.94 310.70 -31.04 +23.8sBelFuse A Q BELFA .28 1.7 17 18.60 6.08 1 16.70 9 18.60 15.58 +1.44 +25.8 BelFuseB Q BELFB .28 1.6 17 18.71 6.30 65 17.75 343 18.51 15.35 +2.40 +18.1 Belden N BDC .20 .5 54.80 25.54 452 44.21 1444 45.80 43.05 -.77 +5.5 BellRing N BRBR 7 26.53 13.56 231 22.72 1131 24.12 22.60 -1.18 -6.5 Bellero h Q BLPH 26.00 3.19 119 6.35 982 9.19 6.21 -1.05 -4.8 BenchElec N BHE .64 2.3 60 30.76 14.06 271 28.40 1309 29.01 27.61 -.20 +5.1 Benefitfoc Q BNFT 17.58 6.09 310 15.20 1385 16.15 14.90 -.78 +5.0 Benesre A n Q BENE 10.43 10.05 206 10.14 1152 10.20 10.05 -.02 -.1tBenessre un Q BENER .61 .33 39 .38 752 .43 .31 -.02 +16.9 Benessre wt Q BENEW 11.36 10.58 43 11.02 246 11.33 10.80 +.02 +2.3 BenitecB s Q BNTC 17.39 1.84 442 3.15 2966 4.65 3.05 -1.19 +5.0 BntlySy B n Q BSY .03p 54.62 27.00 236 44.36 3329 49.99 42.67 -2.69 +9.5 BerklyLgt n Q BLI 113.53 50.26 1962 61.97 5928 74.17 61.01 -10.05 -30.7 Berkley N WRB 1.21e 1.7 20 78.45 43.05 1208 69.33 4382 72.25 67.38 +1.45 +4.4 Berkley pfB N WRBpB 1.41 5.6 26.37 13.73 25.33 Berkly pfC N WRBpC 26.43 15.40 4 25.00 35 25.00 24.98 +.01 -2.1 Berkly pfD N WRBpD 1.44 5.7 26.41 14.21 21 25.29 146 25.34 25.10 -.06 -1.4sBerkHa A N BRK/A 30 377356.94 239440.00 2 364580.00 11 377356.94 362860.00 +180.00 +4.8sBerkH B N BRK/B 33 250.56 159.50 8085 240.51 30123 250.56 240.25 -1.34 +3.7 BerkHBcp N BHLB .48m 2.4 27.37 8.55 323 20.16 1470 21.52 19.86 +.13 +17.8 BerryCp Q BRY .48 9.7 7.11 1.82 347 4.96 1904 5.40 4.61 +.33 +34.8 BerryPlas N BERY .12p 12 61.00 25.00 786 55.40 3634 57.22 55.39 -1.81 -1.4tBespCap n Q BSPE 10.33 9.91 518 9.99 3284 10.26 9.91 -.03 -.1 BestBuy N BBY 2.20 2.2 31 124.89 48.11 4569 100.35 22399 118.20 99.79 -17.65 +.6 Best Inc N BEST 5.83 1.91 3352 2.19 15250 2.73 2.15 -.41 +7.4sBettrMx n Q BWMX 45.69 5.67 84 43.20 622 45.69 37.78 -2.31 +26.5 BeyondA Q XAIR 12.50 3.72 392 5.93 2075 7.19 5.61 -.80 +12.5 ByndMt Q BYND 221.00 48.18 6871 145.48 20030 162.78 138.95 -14.74 +16.4 Beyondsp Q BYSI 21.50 9.38 306 12.98 1476 14.97 12.50 -1.94 +6.4 BcylTher Q BCYC 33.00 10.26 97 25.27 1726 26.99 23.29 -.39 +40.8 Big 5Sprt Q BGFV .40f 3.0 16.58 .65 675 13.50 3450 15.67 13.08 -1.82 +32.2stBigCypr n Q BCYP 10.35 9.93 57 10.08 842 10.35 9.93 -.08 -.8 BigLots N BIG 1.20 1.9 18 68.12 10.13 792 63.54 4594 66.69 59.78 -.55 +48.0 BigRockP Q BRPA 76.99 9.80 27 38.51 230 51.33 28.50 -.48 +57.8 BigRock rt Q BRPAR 2.75 .03 118 2.12 924 2.40 1.68 +.06 +63.1 BigRock un Q BRPAU 89.00 10.20 67.00 0 +11.6tBigCom n Q BIGC 162.50 53.19 3698 59.11 21362 71.00 53.19 -11.65 -7.9 Biglari B N BH 3 135.00 37.85 9 117.14 33 128.07 113.00 +4.04 +5.3 Biglari A N BH/A 681.95 250.50 0 585.54 1 621.84 560.00 -5.13 +.1 Bilibili Q BILI 157.66 19.25 9134 125.97 50584 147.71 114.98 -17.63 +47.0 Bill.cmHl N BILL 195.95 23.61 1452 165.01 6201 183.74 155.72 -19.20 +20.9 Bio-Path Q BPTH 24.34 2.92 345 6.48 6551 8.24 6.31 -1.12 +85.1 BioRadA N BIO 5 689.00 309.38 242 584.50 1249 632.81 578.00 -52.51 +.3 BioRadB N BIO/B 5 668.56 324.07 600.70 0 600.70 600.70 -64.25 +4.6 BioTechne Q TECH 1.28 .4 414.99 155.17 246 361.69 1026 389.00 358.98 -27.86 +13.9sBioAtla n Q BCAB 58.40 30.25 340 53.10 1383 58.40 45.81 -2.11 +56.1 BioCard wt Q BCDAW BioCrdia Q BCDA 8.60 1.91 191 3.88 1212 4.54 3.73 -.56 +12.1 BioDlvry lf Q BDSI 5.45 2.85 729 4.20 5448 4.54 4.07 -.34 BioHiTch Q BHTG 4.40 1.01 620 1.90 3526 2.45 1.77 -.39 +69.6 BioLifeSol Q BLFS 47.22 7.37 164 39.23 1064 41.58 36.21 -1.69 -1.7 BioLneRx Q BLRX 4.23 1.06 946 3.09 7564 3.74 2.90 -.24 +22.6 BioNTech Q BNTX 131.00 28.00 1026 109.03 7220 119.80 106.20 -6.66 +33.7 BioSigTc Q BSGM 12.43 2.36 319 4.45 1371 5.10 4.17 -.66 +14.1 BioXcelT Q BTAI 71.50 13.77 393 53.61 2282 60.36 50.20 -1.11 +16.0sBioanlySys Q BASI 17.48 3.05 158 17.04 497 18.60 12.50 +1.31 +38.5 BiocerCr wt A BIOX/WS BioceresCr A BIOX 9.15 4.33 18 8.20 127 8.77 7.80 -.40 +32.3 Biocryst Q BCRX 12.90 1.58 4897 10.78 33654 12.41 10.29 -.75 +44.7 Biodesix n Q BDSX 31.99 10.85 150 19.74 665 24.83 18.26 -4.63 -2.1 Biofront Q BFRA p 55.00 5.27 75 6.54 1021 7.52 6.20 -.82 -10.3 Biogen Q BIIB 11 363.92 223.25 1534 272.88 6445 288.08 269.31 -5.47 +11.4 BiohvnPh N BHVN 100.77 26.56 547 84.98 2907 88.28 76.64 +2.09 -.9 Biolase Q BIOL 1.51 .21 7890 .91 63512 1.14 .75 -.19 +117.5 BiomX A PHGE 10.34 4.52 71 7.27 559 9.05 7.10 -.72 +13.9 BiomX wt A PHGE.WS BiomX un A PHGE/U 12.12 4.60 9.79 1 9.79 8.91 +1.64 +36.2 BioMarin Q BMRN 131.95 68.25 3033 77.43 7971 84.52 75.30 -4.33 -11.7 Biomeri Q BMRA 23.39 2.05 88 6.13 579 7.23 5.96 -.84 +23.1 Bionano Q BNGO 15.69 .25 26322 9.73 160494 13.38 8.05 -3.84 +215.9 BiondVax Q BVXV 62.00 2.35 319 3.98 3874 5.16 3.73 -1.10 +41.6 Biophytis Q BPTS 18.50 14.46 21 16.50 55 16.75 15.10 +1.14 BioSpecif Q BSTC 36 89.15 42.00 88.53 BiotchAc un Q BIOTU 10.95 10.23 186 10.36 804 10.75 10.30 -.34 +.5 BirksGrp A BGI 3.70 .32 1279 2.16 7791 3.11 1.65 -1.23 +151.7 BitDigital Q BTBT 33.00 .28 1225 14.76 10516 20.56 13.51 -6.30 -32.6 BlckDia Q BDTX 46.25 17.63 248 28.00 1652 28.95 26.63 +.43 -12.6 BlkHillsCp N BKH 2.26f 3.8 17 84.61 48.07 566 59.16 2419 61.64 58.43 -2.19 -3.7 BlKnight N BKI 42 97.19 50.01 1408 76.69 5440 81.30 76.36 -5.04 -13.2 BlkStMin N BSM .90e 10.1 15 10.13 4.04 879 8.93 3072 10.04 8.75 -.52 +33.7 BlackLin Q BL 154.61 38.32 645 124.02 3793 129.80 114.04 -8.04 -7.0 BlkRkCap Q BKCC .56 17.1 14 5.08 1.47 321 3.27 1647 3.43 3.17 -.06 +21.6 BlTCP Cap Q TCPC 1.20m 9.3 9 14.39 4.02 501 12.91 1474 13.05 12.30 +.58 +14.9 Blckbaud Q BLKB .48 .7 80.00 38.22 290 68.82 1478 72.70 68.00 -3.67 +19.6 BlackBerry N BB 28.77 2.70 22490 10.05 156846 12.15 9.63 -.85 +51.6 BlackRock N BLK 16.52f 2.4 26 788.00 323.98 738 694.50 3692 714.50 688.31 -15.61 -3.7 BlrScTcII N BSTZ 41.00 12.00 192 36.42 1573 40.14 35.06 -3.73 +.1 Blrk22Gl N BGIO 9.95 5.66 85 9.20 470 9.35 9.17 -.03 +1.8 BlkBldAm N BBN 1.58 6.3 27.49 18.55 282 24.91 1466 25.79 24.46 -.95 -7.6 BlkCAIT N BFZ .87 6.2 14.65 10.10 30 13.90 341 14.29 13.68 -.40 -2.3 BlkCorBd N BHK .78 5.0 16.59 11.44 164 15.47 931 16.08 15.08 -.59 -5.1 BlkCpHiY N HYT .84 7.3 11.81 6.26 306 11.43 1851 11.62 11.28 -.12 BlkCrdAllo N BTZ .97 6.7 15.18 9.12 335 14.38 1395 14.98 14.25 -.50 -2.2 BlkDbtStr N DSU .82 7.6 11.34 5.92 152 10.75 731 10.82 10.55 +.02 +2.9 BlkEngyRs N BGR 1.32 15.8 11.29 4.14 323 8.38 1755 8.88 8.21 +.14 +18.0sBlkEnhC&I N CII 1.20 6.5 18.72 9.56 139 18.35 514 18.72 18.13 -.18 +5.5 BlkEEqDv N BDJ .56 6.4 9.32 4.65 572 8.73 3901 8.87 8.65 -.02 +3.1 BlEnhGvIn N EGF .66 5.2 13.84 9.62 1 12.78 26 13.10 12.60 -.20 -5.0 BlkFltRtInc N FRA .81 6.3 13.45 6.72 154 12.84 1084 13.00 12.76 -.05 +6.0 BlkFloatR N BGT .70 5.6 13.04 7.20 74 12.40 365 12.48 12.22 +.01 +5.2 BlkGlbOp N BOE 1.16 10.8 11.17 6.85 159 10.82 932 11.03 10.74 -.09 -.8 BlkHlthSci N BME 2.40 5.2 50.94 27.00 34 45.74 225 47.61 45.50 -1.45 -3.9 BlHlScII N BMEZ 30.96 12.60 259 27.23 1543 29.80 27.20 -2.58 -5.0 BlkIT N BKT .37 6.1 6.25 5.36 249 6.07 1099 6.16 6.05 -.06 BlkIntlG&I N BGY .59 10.1 6.09 3.73 179 5.84 1653 5.95 5.82 -.08 -.5 BlkIQM N BKN .74a 4.2 18.62 10.73 46 17.52 271 17.55 16.83 -.04 +2.0 BlkLtdD N BLW .95 6.0 16.51 9.52 88 15.81 489 15.97 15.62 -.12 -.7 BlkLTMu N BTA .65a 5.2 13.82 8.50 47 12.59 351 12.76 12.17 -.13 -1.0 BlkMultSec N BIT 1.40a 8.0 17.91 8.41 163 17.57 657 17.76 17.38 -.10 +.2 BlkMuIntD N MUI .59a 4.0 15.26 10.46 60 14.82 446 14.94 14.50 -.04 -.3 BlkMuNYInt N MNE .69 4.7 16.11 12.73 14.55 BlkMunihCA N MUC .64 4.3 15.38 10.76 73 14.86 704 14.98 14.53 -.16 -.9 BlkMunHIQ N MFL .86 6.1 14.75 9.82 64 13.98 451 14.54 13.71 -.55 -.7 BlMunhNYQ N MHN .61a 4.4 14.34 10.33 56 13.87 591 13.93 13.61 +.01 -1.7 BlMunhNJQ N MUJ .71a 5.0 15.19 10.65 62 14.33 631 14.73 14.12 -.38 -.9 BlkMunihQ N MUS .81 6.2 13.80 9.21 37 13.05 204 13.31 12.87 -.26 -1.3 BlkMunHQ2 N 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1046 10.31 6503 11.23 10.22 -1.05 -1.0 BurTcA un Q BTAQU 13.55 9.90 16 11.14 114 12.76 11.00 -1.76 -1.2sBurlStrs N BURL 55 272.66 105.67 370 258.82 2146 272.66 257.21 -5.99 -1.0sBurnRck n Q BNR 39.75 18.64 335 35.99 2178 39.75 31.00 +4.41 +55.8 BusinFst Q BFST .40 1.8 15 25.33 9.17 33 21.97 161 23.60 21.97 -.13 +7.9stButtrNtwk n N BFLY 23.34 17.07 5586 19.05 20821 23.34 16.65 -8.5sBylineBc N BY .24f 1.2 21 20.34 8.13 174 19.92 713 20.34 18.83 +1.08 +28.9C -:C&F Fnc Q CFFI 1.52 3.5 8 49.94 28.00 8 43.50 37 46.58 42.88 -.03 +17.2 CTrkMH23 N MLPC .89e 14.0 11.25 4.28 6.36 CtrMillr N MLPE 15.67 6.16 9.70 C4Thera n Q CCCC 48.98 22.40 251 42.92 1057 45.43 37.39 -.11 +29.6 CAE Inc g N CAE .44 26 29.71 9.80 270 26.47 1463 27.82 25.31 +.78 -4.6sCAI Intl N CAI 1.20f 2.7 12 50.21 10.13 275 44.00 2312 50.21 41.63 -1.00 +40.8 CASI Phr h Q CASI 3.90 1.15 288 2.46 1834 2.84 2.42 -.33 -16.6 CB FnSvcs Q CBFV .96 4.7 11 30.21 16.25 8 20.35 64 20.90 19.25 +1.06 +1.7 CBAK En h Q CBAT 11.40 .36 3248 5.92 43332 8.25 5.20 -2.36 +17.0sCBIZ Inc N CBZ 35 31.13 16.85 245 30.15 1227 31.13 29.33 +.71 +13.3 CBL Asc N CBL .30 337.1 .69 .09 .09 CBL pfD N CBLpD 1.84 283.1 3.30 .32 .65 CBL pfE N CBLpE 1.66 265.6 2.99 .30 .63 CBM Bcp Q CBMB 15.05 10.61 14 14.65 207 14.74 13.92 +.23 +10.3 CBOE Glb A CBOE 1.68f 1.7 22 126.17 72.01 981 98.96 4392 102.26 94.41 +3.16 +6.3 CBRE GRE N IGR .60 8.2 8.33 3.53 536 7.30 1887 7.44 7.21 +.06 +6.1sCBRE Grp N CBRE .20 .3 29 82.05 29.17 2696 75.77 16531 82.05 71.55 +3.03 +20.8sCBTX Inc Q CBTX .40 1.4 25 30.20 12.50 69 29.17 386 30.20 27.39 +1.44 +14.3 CDK Globl Q CDK .60 1.2 27 55.51 29.12 1281 50.14 4464 52.63 49.63 -.67 -3.3sCDW Corp Q CDW 1.60f 1.0 31 162.73 73.39 955 156.89 3951 162.73 154.01 -3.46 +19.0 CEVA Inc Q CEVA 83.95 20.45 679 61.23 2533 73.97 60.75 -9.03 +34.6sCF Bancsh Q CFBK 39 20.04 8.44 8 19.20 31 20.04 18.79 +.05 +8.5 CF FnAc un Q CFIIU 16.45 9.86 11 10.51 332 12.00 10.42 -1.23 -11.0sCF Inds N CF 1.20 2.7 48.88 19.73 2101 45.28 10902 48.88 44.41 -.48 +17.0 CH Robins Q CHRW 2.04 2.2 24 106.75 56.94 1404 90.85 5545 92.08 88.36 +.07 -3.2 CHF Sol rs Q CHFS 10.59 5.80 118 7.50 487 9.07 7.28 -1.18 +7.6 CHP Mrg Q CHPM 10.84 9.20 11 10.30 349 10.68 10.20 -.28 +.4 CHP Mr un Q CHPMU 11.50 9.07 11.00 12 11.28 11.00 -.21 +4.2 CHS Inc pf Q CHSCP 2.00 6.8 30.49 24.00 8 29.37 62 29.48 29.05 +.22 -1.8 CHS pfB Q CHSCO 1.97 7.0 28.93 19.59 13 28.25 130 28.27 27.70 +.38 -1.8 CHS pfB2 Q CHSCN 1.78 6.5 28.50 15.03 25 27.44 144 27.44 26.85 +.54 -1.3 CHS pfB3 Q CHSCM 1.69 6.3 28.18 13.58 18 27.00 207 27.00 26.50 +.34 -3.3 CHS pfB4 Q CHSCL 1.88 6.6 29.59 18.00 25 28.31 128 28.36 27.75 +.39 -4.3 CIIG Mr Q CIIC 37.18 9.30 1092 22.93 7002 26.64 21.00 -3.36 -18.5 CIIG Mr un Q CIICU 43.91 9.40 6 28.84 45 33.97 26.00 -2.81 -10.2 CIM CmT Q CMCT .30 2.5 18 17.29 6.27 138 12.15 253 12.95 11.37 -.13 -14.7 CIM CT pfL Q CMCTP 1.56p 28.59 21.26 24.00 0 24.00 24.00 -.28 +12.9sCIT Grp N CIT 1.40 3.1 18 49.09 12.02 1176 45.35 6353 49.09 44.67 -1.65 +26.3 CIT Gp pfB N CITpB 2.25 8.8 27.08 9.97 9 25.49 159 26.13 25.14 -.30 -4.7 CITIC un N CCAC/U 14.10 9.14 3 11.60 68 13.29 11.45 -1.31 +1.6 CKE Inc N CK CKX Lands A CKX .12m 1.0 48 11.75 7.50 1 11.45 5 11.74 11.07 -.30 +20.3 CLPS Inc Q CLPS 19.78 1.62 507 5.87 2382 8.36 5.87 -2.34 +93.1 CME Grp Q CME 3.40 1.7 34 225.36 131.80 2684 199.70 13036 207.44 191.51 +4.63 +9.7 CMS Eng N CMS 1.74f 3.2 20 68.99 46.03 3426 54.11 12132 56.16 53.70 -1.87 -11.3 CNA Fn N CNA 1.52f 3.6 20 47.05 25.18 338 42.54 1889 44.97 42.41 -1.13 +9.2 CNBFnPA Q CCNE .68 2.9 12 28.67 13.25 43 23.21 197 25.12 22.95 -.42 +9.0sCNH Indl N CNHI .14e .9 46 15.43 5.06 2300 14.84 12241 15.43 14.68 -.28 +15.6sCNO Fincl N CNO .48f 2.0 7 25.77 8.79 1256 24.06 5997 25.77 23.80 +.21 +8.2 CNOOC N CEO 10.06e 8.5 150.29 81.11 12 118.74 93 131.83 116.60 -9.08 +29.6 CNS Phr Q CNSP 5.62 1.26 427 2.63 2407 3.20 2.50 -.45 +47.8 CNX Resc N CNX .04 .3 14.20 4.26 3314 12.61 17346 13.91 12.43 -1.12 +16.8 ConslCoal N CCR 2.05 43.3 2 8.74 2.78 4.73 sCONSOL N CEIX 12.50 3.35 474 10.81 2664 12.50 10.19 +.26 +49.9 CP HYld N HYTR 25.08 21.16 0 23.89 1 24.13 23.89 -.23 -.8 CPI Aero A CVU 7 5.68 1.29 70 4.60 440 5.09 4.51 -.47 +20.1 CPS Tech Q CPSH 30.00 .88 1582 19.79 7770 23.88 14.32 -2.84 +611.9 CRA Intl Q CRAI 1.04f 1.9 21 61.39 21.96 38 55.17 145 57.64 53.51 -1.57 +8.3 CRH Med A CRHM 4.01 .86 666 3.87 5039 3.95 3.85 -.04 +66.1 CRH N CRH .88e 2.0 47.93 17.73 568 43.33 2536 45.62 42.96 -.75 +1.8 CRISPR Q CRSP 220.20 32.30 2490 125.69 12739 147.02 121.04 -23.29 -17.9 CSG Sys Q CSGS .94 2.0 22 51.04 36.33 159 46.15 955 47.83 45.28 +.17 +2.4 Continued on next page Continued from previous page NYSE, NYSE American and Nasdaq Exchanges Exch. 52-week Vol Friday Vol Weekly YTD Name Market Symbol Div Yield PE High Low 1000s Last 1000s High Low Chg % Chg Exch. 52-week Vol Friday Vol Weekly YTD Name Market Symbol Div Yield PE High Low 1000s Last 1000s High Low Chg % Chg MONEY & MARKET$Page 4 www.sunnewspapers.net The Sun/Saturday, February 27, 2021 

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sCSI Comp Q CCLP .04 2.1 2.35 .35 221 1.94 1562 2.35 1.85 -.02 +83.0 CsopChiA50 N AFTY 1.17e 6.8 17.16 Csop ChInt N CNHX 27.47 CSP Inc Q CSPI .60 7.2 14.33 4.51 15 8.39 116 9.20 7.77 -.80 +8.5 CSS Inds N CSS .80 8.5 9.40 9.36 9.40 sCSW Ind Q CSWI .54 .4 42 132.40 50.13 70 125.57 285 132.40 124.80 -5.77 +12.2 CSX Q CSX 1.12f 1.2 22 97.54 46.81 3844 91.55 20008 93.91 90.97 -.26 +.9 CTI BioP h Q CTIC 4.03 .62 411 3.25 3182 3.33 2.93 -.04 +.9 CTO Rlty s A CTO 4.00f 9.5 7 48.74 25.85 42.13 -.1 CTS N CTS .16 .5 35 37.26 17.92 263 32.17 889 32.54 30.89 +.03 -6.3 CURO Gp N CURO .06p 8 20.81 3.43 266 14.47 1377 15.55 14.19 -.94 +1.0sCVB Fncl Q CVBF .72 3.4 16 22.59 14.92 536 21.41 2389 22.59 20.99 +.27 +9.8 CVD Eqp Q CVV 29 7.83 1.95 49 4.93 489 6.99 4.76 -1.93 +35.8 CVR Engy N CVI 3.20f 14.5 33.84 9.81 581 22.08 4486 25.33 21.29 -.82 +48.2sCVR Ptr rs N UAN 28.04 5.75 40 25.88 299 28.04 22.96 +2.88 +61.5 CVS Health N CVS 2.00 2.9 12 77.23 52.04 10217 68.13 35975 70.80 68.02 -2.29 -.2sCA HlAc un Q CAHCU 10.50 10.15 109 10.20 227 10.50 10.16 -.20 +.4 Cabaletta Q CABA 17.86 5.51 100 10.87 695 12.05 10.55 -.90 -12.9 CabcoJCP97 N PFH 1.91 509.3 3.42 .37 .38 CabAT&T34 N GYC .83 3.3 26.58 16.67 25.05 +.5 CableOne N CABO 10.00f .5 69 2326.80 1031.39 39 1914.85 229 2030.00 1901.18 -122.20 -14.0sCabot N CBT 1.40 2.8 51.81 20.00 284 49.23 1491 51.81 48.45 -.22 +9.7 CabotO&G N COG .40 2.2 12 22.67 13.06 5648 18.51 34422 19.30 17.37 -.05 +13.7 CACI N CACI 15 270.57 156.15 386 221.34 1210 236.00 221.00 -13.76 -11.2sCactus N WHD .36 1.1 34.80 8.16 429 31.87 2059 34.80 29.33 +2.11 +22.2sCadencB N CADE .60f 2.9 22.23 4.63 1346 20.52 7068 22.23 20.05 -.18 +25.0 Cadence Q CDNS 39 149.08 51.39 2486 141.09 14050 143.32 128.49 +1.43 +3.4 Cadiz h Q CDZI 12.93 8.42 90 10.87 390 11.44 10.87 -.46 +2.1 CaesarStne Q CSTE .15e 1.2 16 14.46 7.65 127 12.61 1079 13.85 10.90 -.62 -2.2sCaesarsEnt Q CZR 90.26 6.02 5532 93.44 14701 94.43 81.69 +10.28 +25.8 Cal-Maine Q CALM .86e 2.3 28 46.66 30.74 390 38.10 1349 39.73 37.90 -.63 +1.5 Caladriu Q CLBS 4.89 1.05 4345 1.78 31464 2.36 1.56 -.51 +24.5sCalaLgS Q CPZ 1.32 7.2 19.25 9.20 146 18.31 692 19.25 17.64 -.08 +5.0 CalaCvHi Q CHY 1.02 6.7 15.81 5.56 708 15.21 2075 15.64 14.51 -.31 +6.5 CalaCvOp Q CHI .96 6.7 14.96 5.41 288 14.37 1826 14.74 13.72 -.30 +6.1 CalaCv&Inc Q CCD 2.00 6.3 33.72 9.62 137 31.93 779 33.40 30.77 -.53 +13.3sCalaGDyIn Q CHW .96 9.7 10.45 3.01 231 9.92 1090 10.45 9.76 -.39 +3.8 CalaGTR Q CGO 1.20 7.6 16.27 6.22 32 15.74 168 16.27 15.50 -.51 +7.3 CalaStrTR Q CSQ 1.11 6.8 17.10 6.20 217 16.40 1366 16.96 16.20 -.63 +3.9 CalAmp Q CAMP 11 11.98 3.70 189 11.17 913 11.95 10.99 -.37 +12.6 CalavoGr h Q CVGW 1.15f 1.5 20 79.80 48.31 104 75.25 382 78.17 74.20 -.03 +8.4 CaledoMn A CMCL .44f 3.1 29.39 6.51 102 14.16 492 16.67 14.16 -1.71 -10.8 Caleres N CAL .28 1.8 8 17.75 3.12 341 15.86 1922 17.74 15.37 +.41 +1.3 CalifWtr N CWT .92f 1.7 39 60.50 39.74 245 54.95 1071 59.02 54.84 -3.50 +1.7 Calithera Q CALA 8.18 2.46 808 2.92 6013 3.13 2.75 -.18 -40.5sCalix N CALX 73 39.59 5.61 1272 39.51 4982 40.23 33.20 +3.21 +32.8 CallGolf N ELY .04 .1 32.59 4.75 1856 27.95 9893 28.57 25.88 -.15 +16.4 CallidTh n Q CALT 38.00 19.00 26 28.07 71 30.24 28.07 -2.48 -16.5 CallonPet N CPE 2 2.75 .38 1.04 CallonPt rs N CPE/WI 27.50 3.80 CalumetSp Q CLMT 4.20 .82 232 3.89 1050 4.19 3.64 -.07 +24.3 Calyxt Q CLXT 12.43 2.40 236 9.54 1295 11.89 8.24 -1.90 +126.1sCambium Q CMBM 47.76 3.57 138 42.29 1469 47.76 37.61 -.75 +68.6sCambriaYld N SYLD .49e .9 59.37 21.81 29 57.24 120 59.37 55.29 +1.52 +28.4sCambFgnY N FYLD .75e 2.9 27.44 14.09 6 26.24 17 27.44 26.23 -.44 +8.6 CambGblV N GVAL .54e 2.5 22.50 13.69 5 21.79 56 22.40 21.73 -.38 +1.9 CamGblMo N GMOM .56e 2.0 29.67 20.69 3 27.85 12 29.01 27.81 -.08 +7.5 CambGlAss A GAA .55e 1.8 31.56 19.45 6 30.38 37 31.20 30.17 -.40 +4.0sCambrEmS N EYLD 38.50 18.85 2 37.15 21 38.50 36.65 -1.05 +7.6 CambSovHi N SOVB 1.72e 4.5 28.65 CambCann N TOKE 28.78 7.85 30 20.40 211 22.72 19.75 -2.32 +39.5tCambTail N TAIL 27.23 19.50 241 19.70 1405 19.90 19.50 -.10 -4.3 CamValMom N VAMO 23.20 12.54 0 22.37 10 23.08 22.05 -.47 +15.4sCambrBc Q CATC 2.20f 2.9 82.75 44.20 10 76.22 58 82.75 76.22 -1.55 +9.3 CamdnN Q CAC 1.32 3.3 12 46.32 25.74 42 40.53 278 43.03 39.65 +.60 +13.3 CamdenPT N CPT 3.32 3.2 8 120.73 62.48 627 104.15 4362 108.19 102.90 -.98 +4.2 Cameco g N CCJ .32 17.18 5.30 5199 15.66 27559 16.81 15.06 -.94 +16.9 CampSp N CPB 1.48f 3.3 17 57.54 40.70 2433 45.48 10118 46.93 45.33 -.84 -5.9 CampWrl N CWH .54 1.7 42.49 3.40 3353 31.30 10222 37.83 31.16 -5.67 +20.2 Camtek h Q CAMT .68f 2.5 55 30.39 6.27 283 27.60 1189 29.98 25.99 -2.26 +26.0sCan-Fite A CANF 2.98 1.10 479 2.04 18269 2.98 1.95 -.31 +14.6 Canaan Q CAN 25.78 1.76 13282 15.16 109309 24.80 14.32 -9.63 +155.6sCdaGoose N GOOS 66 47.56 12.94 955 44.83 5140 47.56 43.80 -.27 +50.6sCIBC g N CM 4.72e 8 95.59 46.45 569 92.17 3747 95.59 90.78 +1.21 +7.8 CdnNR N CNI 1.81e 116.16 65.13 1515 109.32 5286 112.75 106.91 +.24 -.5sCdnNRs N CNQ 1.50 30.14 6.71 3733 27.29 18869 30.14 27.01 -.43 +13.5 CP Rwy g N CP 1.53 29 379.00 173.26 245 356.06 1072 368.12 353.58 -11.71 +2.7 CdnSolar Q CSIQ 20 67.39 12.00 1812 46.93 12367 52.06 42.06 -5.85 -8.4 CanGen h Q CGIX 17.50 1.92 1137 6.51 10059 6.93 4.44 +.61 +135.0 CannaeHl N CNNE 58 46.57 20.51 2125 37.35 10018 40.07 37.00 -1.63 -15.6 Canon N CAJ 11 25.86 15.46 222 21.63 1208 22.44 21.51 -.63 +11.4 CanopyGr Q CGC 56.50 9.00 3983 32.75 25901 38.90 31.45 -5.88 +32.9sCanopyGr n Q CNXC 123.48 80.00 307 123.51 942 125.07 105.42 +9.55 +25.1 CantelMed N CMD .21e .3 56 89.10 20.81 464 74.28 2704 75.00 73.00 -1.06 -5.8 CantbryPk Q CPHC .28 2.0 20 18.00 7.80 2 13.83 7 13.83 13.05 +.58 +15.5sCpStarFn Q CSTR .20 1.2 58 16.39 7.44 120 16.21 408 16.49 15.67 +.30 +9.9sCapBcp Q CBNK 9 16.83 6.98 25 15.95 165 16.83 15.55 +.45 +14.5 CapCtyBk Q CCBG .60f 2.4 13 28.74 15.61 22 24.69 173 26.36 24.17 +.19 +.4sCapOne N COF .40m .3 10 125.75 38.00 3896 120.19 17522 125.75 116.67 +.63 +21.6 CapOne pfB N COFpP 1.50 6.0 25.00 CapOne pfJ N COFpJ 26.23 10.76 481 24.21 1608 25.03 24.01 -.79 -6.9 CapOne pfI N COFpI 26.75 11.51 389 24.85 1592 25.54 24.55 -.70 -6.5 CpOne pf H N COFpH 26.80 16.51 49 25.57 358 25.83 24.98 -.20 -3.3 CapOne pfG N COFpG 26.75 14.00 99 25.27 371 25.28 24.85 +.07 -4.7 CapProd Q CPLP .40 4.2 4 12.22 5.18 44 9.59 346 10.26 9.30 -.56 +18.1 CapSenL s N CSU 46.05 6.75 66 31.28 304 36.72 27.50 +2.78 +153.5sCapSwst Q CSWC 1.68f 7.7 22.74 7.39 164 21.90 1177 22.74 21.26 +.34 +23.4 Capitala22 Q CPTAL 1.50 6.2 25.05 11.00 48 24.29 97 24.69 24.20 -.21 +.4 CapF cv22 Q CPTAG 1.44 6.7 21.58 Capitala rs Q CPTA 21 54.12 8.40 11 16.33 91 16.74 16.20 -.11 +13.3sCapFedFn Q CFFN .34a 2.6 20 13.70 8.75 699 13.31 3105 13.70 12.88 +.29 +6.5sCapriHld N CPRI 48.70 5.42 1908 46.67 12256 48.70 44.59 +.78 +11.1 Capricr h Q CAPR 12.32 .88 338 6.14 2890 7.71 5.70 -1.36 +79.0 CapsteadM N CMO .47 8.2 8.21 1.97 995 5.73 6255 6.05 5.64 +.06 -1.4 Capstd pfE N CMOpE 1.88 7.5 25.58 7.05 11 25.05 108 25.05 24.87 +.09 +1.9 CpstnTur Q CPST 15.28 1.00 415 8.34 1998 9.41 7.59 -1.08 -22.1 CarGurus Q CARG 38 36.54 14.25 1402 25.95 6588 29.55 25.46 -3.80 -18.2tCarLotz Q LOTZ 12.90 8.22 3992 8.92 24635 10.85 8.22 -1.22 -20.4 CaraThera Q CARA 22.60 8.88 645 18.35 2272 20.36 18.34 -1.68 +21.3 CardOnc Q CRDF 25.50 .70 3224 10.34 8303 11.68 8.39 -1.33 -42.5 CardnlHlth N CAH 1.94 3.8 11 59.46 39.05 2850 51.52 11638 53.44 51.38 -.48 -3.8 CardiovSys Q CSII 48.28 26.00 212 41.30 811 42.70 40.53 -.23 -5.6 Cardlytc Q CDLX 161.47 27.33 323 132.43 1659 152.72 128.72 -19.62 -7.2 Cardtronic Q CATM 42.09 15.71 915 38.55 2407 38.84 38.47 -.18 +9.2 CareTrust Q CTRE 1.00 4.5 23 23.88 7.16 882 22.18 3088 23.08 21.93 +.07 CareDx h Q CDNA 99.83 13.04 1064 79.08 5183 84.93 69.10 -5.97 +9.2 Carlisle N CSL 2.10f 1.4 24 160.01 97.55 300 145.25 1720 150.39 144.88 -5.16 -7.0 CarlyleGp Q CG 1.24e 3.6 37.81 15.21 2754 34.25 10130 36.45 33.43 -2.25 +8.9 CarMax N KMX 24 128.58 37.59 1398 119.51 4747 124.19 115.57 -1.81 +26.5 CrnyTcII un Q CTAQU 11.15 10.16 100 10.50 823 11.00 10.37 -.40 +2.3 Carnival N CCL 39.75 7.80 57853 26.75 425762 28.24 23.46 +2.16 +23.5 CarnUK N CUK 2.00f 8.9 37.30 7.08 2338 22.56 16473 24.16 20.12 +1.90 +20.4sCarpTech N CRS .80 2.0 45.63 13.60 411 40.66 2432 45.63 37.88 +2.32 +39.6 CarrSrv N CSV .35f 1.1 33 36.85 13.54 151 32.96 609 35.24 32.71 -1.50 +5.2 CarrGlb n N CARR .08p 41.94 12.26 5318 36.53 23077 37.87 35.82 -1.11 -3.2 CarrolsRst Q TAST 31 7.57 .98 332 6.18 1368 6.40 5.91 -.12 -1.6sCars.cm N CARS 14.43 3.25 1403 11.67 6484 14.43 10.73 -1.46 +3.3 CarterBk Q CARE .14p 41 19.53 6.30 60 11.83 313 12.20 11.12 +.53 +10.4 Carters N CRI 2.00 2.4 14 105.41 60.17 3400 83.47 5936 96.99 80.62 -9.07 -11.3stCartesian un Q GLBLU 10.35 10.06 1694 10.06 13757 10.35 10.05 -1.7 Carvana A N CVNA 314.57 22.16 3311 283.50 9142 306.38 253.00 -25.24 +18.4 CarverBc lf Q CARV 22.97 1.25 932 10.06 6131 12.90 8.90 -.35 +55.0 CasaSys Q CASA 21 13.15 1.85 485 8.21 4860 11.60 8.05 -2.43 +33.1 CasellaW Q CWST 63.58 34.35 357 57.92 1785 61.53 57.71 -2.08 -6.5 Caseys Q CASY 1.36f .7 43 213.62 114.01 211 201.96 1059 209.88 201.16 -6.95 +13.1 CassInfo s Q CASS 1.08 2.5 13 52.06 28.85 71 43.08 360 44.13 42.38 +.23 +10.7 PainThr Q SAVA 117.54 1.63 2262 48.58 24538 65.74 47.50 -7.18 +612.3 CastleBio Q CSTL 107.69 21.01 279 76.08 1339 92.31 70.61 -14.66 +13.3 CastlightH N CSLT 2.15 .60 1241 1.70 8038 1.90 1.58 +.02 +30.8 Catalent N CTLT 127.68 31.04 984 113.71 5624 117.65 109.34 -4.28 +9.3 CatalstB Q CBIO 8.22 3.43 391 6.03 2234 6.87 5.72 -.80 -4.4 CatalystPh Q CPRX 49 5.19 2.55 1242 3.89 7206 4.40 3.83 -.45 +16.5 CatchMTim N CTT .54 5.3 11.43 5.13 285 10.21 1427 11.30 10.19 -.57 +9.1sCaterpillar N CAT 4.12 1.9 40 226.67 87.50 4074 215.88 24955 226.67 209.34 +5.97 +18.6sCathayGen Q CATY 1.24 3.3 13 41.20 17.58 469 37.64 1964 41.20 37.47 -.65 +16.9 CatoCp N CATO 12 17.05 6.07 212 12.34 952 13.07 12.01 +.02 +28.7 CavcoInd Q CVCO 28 231.35 99.58 46 210.91 210 225.42 208.30 -5.47 +20.2 cbdMD A YCBD 6.83 .50 744 3.74 5748 4.43 3.60 -.71 +26.8 CecoEnv Q CECE .30 3.7 9.00 3.53 276 8.20 794 8.34 7.88 +.16 +17.8 CedarF N FUN 3.74f 7.6 14 51.97 13.00 533 49.17 2907 50.10 44.53 +2.69 +25.0 CedarRlt rs N CDR 19.27 3.46 CedarR pfB N CDRpB 1.81 7.2 25.75 6.85 6 25.10 44 25.10 24.52 +.50 +16.0 CedrRT pfC N CDRpC 1.63 7.3 24.59 6.00 13 22.26 90 22.45 21.63 -.22 +4.0 Cel-Sci A CVM 40.91 6.35 655 17.75 4065 21.23 17.74 -2.09 +52.2sCelanese N CE 2.72f 2.0 29 142.70 52.70 1143 138.91 4458 142.70 134.30 +3.69 +6.9sCelcuity Q CELC 18.00 4.03 17 14.20 641 18.00 13.41 -3.60 +55.0 Celestic g N CLS 18 9.38 2.63 411 8.28 1977 8.69 8.12 -.39 +2.6 Celgene rt Q CELGZ .04e .47 sCelldexT Q CLDX 29.30 1.50 424 27.08 3402 29.30 25.84 -.81 +54.6 CellectB wt Q APOPW 2.41 CellectBi Q APOP 5.40 .40 122 3.34 732 4.10 3.27 -.65 +54.6 Celct wtA Q CLRBZ .49 Cellectar Q CLRB 2.98 1.01 1570 1.86 11823 2.48 1.80 -.64 -10.6 Cellectis Q CLLS 34.71 7.32 383 21.50 2075 24.46 18.80 -3.59 -20.5 Celsion Q CLSN 6.50 .43 6672 2.06 400709 3.25 1.98 +.16 +189.7 CelsiusH Q CELH 70.66 3.22 918 59.53 5974 68.49 49.02 -1.29 +18.3 Celyad Q CYAD 13.01 4.10 22 7.63 62 8.04 7.58 -.35 -2.2 Cementos N CPAC .50e 5.9 9.55 5.54 32 8.45 46 8.86 8.04 +.15 +13.3sCemex N CX .29t 7.00 1.55 12713 6.61 61674 7.00 6.11 +.28 +27.9 Cemig pf N CIG .08e 3.8 3.30 1.28 6829 2.11 37884 2.30 2.11 -.25 -26.7 Cemig N CIG/C .08e 3.1 9.54 1.30 26 2.57 525 2.81 2.54 -.26 -20.7 Cemtrx pf Q CETXP .13t 3.80 .57 10 2.35 30 3.00 2.32 -.21 +5.9 Cemtrex Q CETX 3.75 .60 1204 1.86 5933 2.84 1.81 -.70 +37.8 CenovusE N CVE .25 8.66 1.41 11564 7.41 61335 7.72 6.91 +.51 +22.7 Centene N CNC 19 74.70 43.96 3886 58.54 17967 60.27 57.16 +.57 -2.5sCntRsDvA Q CDEV 4.40 .24 8399 3.96 48095 4.40 3.26 +.34 +164.0 CC MLPInf N CEN 1.25 299.8 2.67 .26 .42 CenterPnt N CNP .64f 3.3 14 25.45 11.58 10367 19.44 37217 21.45 19.31 -1.99 -10.2 CentrPt pfB N CNPpB 44.56 Centrspce N CSR 2.80 4.1 7 77.36 43.58 76 68.63 267 72.67 68.63 -1.03 -2.8 Centogene Q CNTG 28.71 9.25 47 11.56 449 14.00 11.50 -1.25 +7.2 CentElBr B N EBR/B 8.67 3.20 48 5.85 658 6.48 4.93 +.39 -17.4 CentElecBr N EBR 8.31 2.96 1749 5.78 19137 6.42 4.93 +.41 -17.3 CnEurRusT N CEE .56e 2.3 27.05 12.68 10 24.09 32 25.44 23.26 -1.47 +.1 CentGard lf Q CENT 19 51.23 23.82 69 45.60 398 46.96 44.66 -.75 +18.1 CenGrdA lf Q CENTA 45.01 21.66 211 41.51 1099 42.51 40.65 -.37 +14.3 CenPacFn N CPF .92 4.1 16 27.46 12.40 256 22.63 1077 23.63 21.60 +1.19 +19.0sCentSecur A CET 1.78e .6 36.92 19.40 11 35.75 51 36.92 35.35 -.73 +9.5 CntlVyCm Q CVCY .44 2.5 13 19.17 10.59 31 17.67 180 18.62 16.68 +.86 +18.7 CentrusEn A LEU 30.97 3.76 128 23.49 638 26.94 22.20 -1.12 +1.6sCentAl Q CENX 15.85 2.91 918 13.73 6664 15.85 12.45 +.53 +24.5sCntyBcMA Q CNBKA .72f .8 14 95.11 51.40 16 90.65 63 95.11 82.88 +5.20 +17.2sCentCas Q CNTY 8.90 1.01 501 8.06 1727 8.90 7.75 +.01 +26.1 CentCmtys N CCS 11 63.44 9.04 443 55.33 2788 58.65 51.95 -2.89 +26.4 CeragonN Q CRNT 6.90 .99 3177 4.40 17024 5.47 4.25 -.63 +58.3sCerecor h Q CERC 4.50 1.52 1195 3.37 4280 4.50 3.36 -.97 +27.7 Cerence Q CRNC 139.00 11.39 602 111.22 3714 126.78 99.01 -16.60 +10.7 CerevlTh n Q CERE 18.83 9.00 362 15.16 1217 16.40 14.61 +.16 -8.6 CerdHCM N CDAY 111.93 38.40 1367 89.66 6606 95.35 85.52 -6.57 -15.9 Cerner Q CERN .88f 1.3 27 84.20 53.08 3481 69.14 19353 71.96 69.12 -2.42 -11.9 Certara n Q CERT 41.79 29.70 478 34.65 1623 36.92 32.31 -1.19 +2.8 CerusCp Q CERS 8.87 2.71 3571 6.14 14173 7.46 5.90 -1.35 -11.3 Cervecer N CCU .74e 4.3 18.76 10.72 1430 17.30 2723 17.65 16.55 +.08 +17.7tCF AcIV A n Q CFIV 10.60 10.10 162 10.12 2131 10.59 10.10 -.31 -3.1tCF AcqV un Q CFFVU 11.67 10.36 258 10.29 667 10.80 10.25 -.46 -4.3tCF FnAcII A Q CFII 14.49 10.09 789 10.48 7059 11.00 10.09 -.52 -1.9 CF FnAcII un Q CFACU 15.12 10.11 122 11.20 414 11.99 10.85 -.73 +4.4 Chaisma Q CHMA 7.75 2.88 1423 3.89 8040 4.31 3.68 -.31 -10.6sChampX Q CHX 22.00 6.87 1748 21.27 10232 22.00 17.93 +3.09 +39.0 ChampO hrs Q CSBR 13.45 4.02 22 11.68 112 12.10 11.08 +.33 +8.2 ChangHl Q CHNG 24.21 6.18 3342 22.87 19115 23.49 22.64 -.52 +22.6 ChangHl un Q CHNGU 81.63 30.71 41 77.61 57 79.11 77.23 -1.53 +21.2 ChannAdv N ECOM 36 28.94 4.39 278 22.60 1586 25.52 21.94 -3.03 +41.4 CharahSol N CHRA 5.75 1.28 43 4.08 427 4.71 4.00 -.32 +42.2 ChardnHl A CHAC CharlsColv Q CTHR 2.70 .60 607 2.38 2834 2.40 2.02 +.09 +93.5 ChRvLab N CRL 56 303.79 95.58 336 286.14 1914 289.63 274.51 -3.41 +14.5 ChartCm Q CHTR 681.71 345.67 1611 613.42 8241 627.38 585.45 +6.13 -7.3 ChaseCorp A CCF .80 .7 30 117.13 52.00 25 107.68 94 114.97 106.25 -2.68 +6.6 ChathLTr N CLDT 1.32 9.5 30 16.79 3.44 457 13.93 2146 14.33 12.59 +1.26 +29.0 ChkPoint Q CHKP 21 139.26 80.06 2380 110.24 9703 116.82 109.31 -5.64 -17.1 CheckC h Q CHEK 2.93 .24 2742 1.37 24380 1.83 1.21 -.48 +197.8 CheckmP n Q CMPI 23.10 8.61 20 13.30 132 15.22 13.20 -.74 -8.8 ChckPnt Q CKPT 5.38 1.05 1447 3.21 6287 3.87 3.07 -.57 +21.1 Cheesecake Q CAKE 1.44 2.6 23 57.20 14.52 863 54.95 6207 56.48 51.62 +2.20 +48.3 CheetahM N CMCM 5.00 1.11 981 2.77 5729 3.42 2.61 -.73 +53.9 ChefsWhs Q CHEF 35.59 3.55 441 31.14 2440 33.60 29.79 +.49 +21.2 Chegg N CHGG 115.21 25.89 1718 96.53 12715 108.27 91.59 -12.25 +6.9 Chembio Q CEMI 15.89 2.25 655 5.56 4205 6.31 4.91 -.63 +17.1 Chemed N CHE 1.36f .3 36 560.00 330.01 177 445.21 597 484.40 437.75 -40.86 -16.4 ChemoCntx Q CCXI 70.29 30.72 429 67.84 2308 69.01 63.28 +.22 +9.6 Chemours N CC 1.00 4.2 29.37 7.02 1942 23.53 9636 26.13 23.30 -2.17 -5.1 ChemungF Q CHMG 1.04 3.0 16 39.65 21.75 4 35.21 56 37.50 35.17 -.59 +3.7sCheniereEn A LNG .56p 71.50 27.06 2556 67.39 9429 71.50 65.23 -1.71 +12.3 ChenEnLP A CQP 2.62f 6.6 41.74 17.75 271 39.75 869 41.39 39.12 -1.10 +12.8 CherHMtg N CHMI 1.08m 11.0 16.29 2.76 162 9.82 879 10.18 9.53 +.12 +7.4 ChrHMt pfA N CHMIpA 2.05 8.1 26.82 6.98 4 25.38 18 25.76 25.31 -.16 +1.6 CherHM pfB N CHMIpB 26.75 4.63 5 24.69 26 25.00 24.69 -.21 +9.2 ChespkUtil N CPK 1.62 1.5 30 111.40 69.47 87 105.73 378 109.19 100.04 +3.22 -2.3 Chevron N CVX 5.16 5.2 18 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+1.02 +23.4 ChinaPhH A CPHI 1.40 .32 511 .89 6321 1.20 .80 -.22 +98.9 ChiRecyc rs Q CREG 14.39 1.84 202 8.38 1041 11.38 7.72 -3.10 +64.6sChinaSoAir N ZNH .64e 1.9 37.94 18.45 29 34.00 394 37.94 32.87 +.70 +14.7 ChinaTel N CHA 1.21e 4.6 39.90 24.10 26.45 -4.0 ChinaUni N CHU .18 8.40 5.08 6.03 +6.2 ChXDPlast Q CXDC 1 1.38 .63 417 1.12 3810 1.22 1.11 -.03 +13.1 ChXiang Q PLIN 3.96 .62 658 1.11 6194 1.47 1.10 -.27 +16.4 ChinaYuch N CYD .85e 5.4 5 20.49 7.77 58 15.74 188 17.56 15.73 -1.14 -3.7 ChinaNt Q CNET 2.11 .54 1.46 sChindata n Q CD 24.30 13.12 3041 23.65 6009 27.47 19.03 +1.73 -1.3 Chinook Q KDNY 21.68 9.35 117 16.54 534 16.85 14.81 +1.03 +4.3sChipMOS Q IMOS 1.21e 4.5 17 27.81 15.00 16 26.66 63 27.81 25.93 -.14 +9.5 Chipotle N CMG 1564.91 415.00 443 1442.00 1660 1460.13 1350.00 -31.09 +4.0sChoiceHtls N CHH 28 114.50 46.25 328 104.87 1957 114.50 104.20 -6.22 -1.7 ChoiceOn Q COFS .80 3.2 34.00 16.86 12 25.38 52 26.46 25.31 -.58 -17.6sChromaDx Q CDXC 23.66 2.50 28478 13.93 154113 23.66 7.92 +5.62 +190.2sChubbLtd N CB 3.12e 1.9 32 171.66 87.35 1917 162.58 10667 171.66 162.58 -2.12 +5.6 ChungTel N CHT 1.29e 3.3 40.25 34.46 95 39.41 558 40.14 39.01 +.07 +2.0 ChurchDwt N CHD 1.01f 1.3 25 98.96 47.98 1520 78.75 7233 81.58 78.69 -2.70 -9.7sChrchllD Q CHDN .62e .3 65 237.75 52.90 267 230.63 1230 237.75 217.51 +11.76 +18.4sChuysHldg Q CHUY 71 46.14 7.28 194 41.00 956 46.14 38.65 -.79 +54.8 CideraTh Q CDTX 4.45 1.30 1161 2.27 5845 2.76 2.22 -.49 +13.5 CienaCorp N CIEN 61.52 30.58 1242 52.17 7764 54.98 51.20 -2.23 -1.3 Cigna N CI 4.00p 1.9 15 230.90 118.50 2698 209.90 9611 216.65 201.63 +5.64 +.8sCimarex N XEC .88f 1.5 8 61.60 12.15 2263 57.99 10296 61.60 49.77 +7.69 +54.6 Cimpress Q CMPR 62 121.87 sCinciBcp Q CNNB 12 12.63 6.33 1 12.31 6 12.63 12.26 +.13 +3.0 CincB pfB N CBBpB 3.38 6.8 50.70 36.29 7 49.85 22 50.27 49.50 -.50 +.5 CinciBell N CBB 66 16.05 11.66 223 15.28 1262 15.43 15.27 -.02 CinnFin Q CINF 2.52f 2.6 13 110.73 46.07 1100 97.87 5947 102.08 95.28 +1.61 +12.0 Cinedig h Q CIDM 6.00 .25 12428 1.40 71210 2.05 1.30 -.57 +117.1 Cinemark N CNK 1.44f 6.4 9 29.17 5.71 4444 22.45 27231 24.65 21.83 +.62 +28.9 CinerRes N CINR 1.36 10.2 5 16.40 9.40 7 13.31 42 13.71 12.75 +.03 +5.7 Cintas Q CTAS .75e .2 46 369.20 154.33 562 324.34 2407 343.63 323.76 -19.15 -8.2 Circor N CIR .15 .4 21 42.16 8.00 162 35.61 1006 38.05 33.54 +.76 -7.4 Cirrus Q CRUS 38 103.25 47.04 649 81.78 4130 87.63 80.73 -6.40 -.5 Cisco Q CSCO 1.45f 3.2 18 49.34 32.40 21844 44.87 108485 46.24 44.76 -.81 +.3sCitiTrends Q CTRN .32 .4 79 86.33 6.70 215 77.89 1523 86.33 71.98 +3.00 +56.8 CitCHF Dl N UCHF 25.52 18.39 23.56 Citi GBP N DGBP 45.45 22.33 24.75 CitEUR Dl N UEUR 19.50 12.69 17.60 CitAUD Dl N UAUD 18.45 7.20 15.09 Citi JPY N DJPY 25.96 18.57 19.37 CitiStratDv N DIVC 35.51 19.24 30.92 Citigp pfN N CpN 1.97 7.3 28.80 21.80 163 26.85 960 26.94 26.55 +.15 -5.8 CgpVelLCrd N UWT 8.15 .16 .16 CgpVelICrd N DWT 39.53 5.52 14.75 Citigroup N C 2.04 3.1 14 74.05 32.00 24165 65.88 121670 69.38 64.86 +.10 +6.8 Citigp pfJ N CpJ 1.78 6.4 29.35 18.10 62 27.63 478 27.77 27.25 -.10 -2.8 Citigp pfK N CpK 1.72 6.3 28.78 17.76 150 27.36 626 27.42 26.92 +.13 -4.7 Citigrp pfS N CpS 1.58 6.3 26.33 19.61 25.00 -2.2 CitiusPh wt Q CTXRW .90 sCitiusPh Q CTXR 2.90 .42 14483 2.03 260241 2.90 1.65 -.03 +99.0 Citiz&Nthn Q CZNC 1.08 5.2 13 25.78 14.92 33 20.92 173 22.11 20.69 +.19 +5.4 CtzCmtyBc Q CZWI .23f 2.0 17 12.06 5.26 4 11.25 78 11.55 11.19 -.20 +3.3sCitizFincl N CFG 1.56 3.6 12 46.97 14.12 6544 43.44 29872 46.97 42.30 +.93 +21.5 CitizF pfD N CFGpD 29.06 12.02 40 27.49 111 27.55 26.71 +.14 -4.7 CitizFn pfE N CFG.PRE 26.98 12.03 60 25.65 219 25.87 25.34 -.21 -4.0 CitizHold Q CIZN .96 4.9 16 27.94 16.02 7 19.57 23 20.79 19.57 -.57 -6.6 CitizInc N CIA 6.70 3.55 99 6.07 490 6.50 6.02 -.06 +5.9 CitrixSy Q CTXS 1.48f 1.1 30 173.56 100.31 3070 133.58 8862 139.67 132.11 +.62 +2.7 CtyHld Q CHCO 2.28 3.0 14 79.12 53.06 59 75.21 270 78.92 73.79 +.78 +8.1 CityOffce g N CIO .60m 8 13.86 6.12 404 10.16 1502 11.46 10.05 +.01 +4.0 CityOff pfA N CIOpA 1.66 6.6 27.46 12.00 4 25.16 43 25.53 25.06 -.26 -7.6 CivistaBcsh Q CIVB .44 2.3 10 22.38 11.25 48 19.23 285 20.58 19.14 -.15 +9.7 ClarimAc un Q CLRMU 10.75 10.08 478 10.19 1011 10.52 10.11 -.31 -.7 Clarivate N CLVT 33.55 15.00 5378 22.75 17597 30.22 22.39 -7.59 -23.4 Clarivat wt N CCC/WS sClarus Q CLAR .10r .6 18.16 7.00 201 17.36 1106 18.16 17.00 -.46 +12.7 ClayGSCn N GCE 1.43e 11.3 15.62 7.31 12.71 CleanEngy Q CLNE 19.79 1.05 7464 13.04 34965 15.65 11.32 -1.94 +65.9sCleanHarb N CLH 90.36 29.45 380 85.15 2216 90.36 84.12 +.45 +11.9 CleanSp Q CLSK 42.60 .97 1601 23.93 10934 35.85 21.61 -12.38 -17.6 ClearChan N CCO 2.54 .36 4987 1.72 28408 2.18 1.69 -.31 +4.2 ClrBrTot rs N CTR 38.95 3.50 11.32 -3.4 ClearOne Q CLRO .28 8.7 3.85 1.48 21 3.22 185 3.54 3.06 -.38 +41.9 ClearPt Q CLPT 31.29 2.86 794 23.42 4042 27.32 17.85 -.58 +47.4 ClearSign h Q CLIR 5.08 .35 233 4.73 1434 5.05 3.27 -.30 +61.4 ClrAllCGr Q CACG 46.76 24.14 6 45.02 42 46.11 44.52 -1.07 +2.2 ClrLgCap N LRGE 51.79 26.06 6 48.88 34 50.58 48.52 -1.88 -2.3 ClrDvStr Q YLDE 36.43 22.64 1 35.53 3 36.40 35.46 -.34 -1.3 ClearMlp rs N CEM 51.00 3.75 173 21.28 620 22.82 20.71 +.56 +26.8 ClrbEOp rs N EMO 38.70 3.55 9.65 -3.3 Cleareld Q CLFD 81 38.75 8.32 108 32.41 751 36.20 31.51 -3.68 +31.1 ClearsBio h Q CLSD 4.53 1.10 409 3.31 2415 4.25 3.03 -.54 +20.8 ClearwPpr N CLW .05p 19 45.81 11.88 531 35.01 970 43.98 34.60 -7.29 -7.3 ClearwEn A N CWEN/A 1.19e 4.6 53 34.47 15.29 608 26.15 2038 30.26 25.99 -3.73 -11.5 ClearwEn C N CWEN .93e 3.4 38 37.23 16.12 1039 27.46 5491 31.64 27.25 -3.91 -14.0 CleBio h Q CBLI 10.97 1.27 289 5.79 3081 7.20 5.04 -1.14 +67.8 ClevCliffs N CLF .24 1.8 4 18.77 2.63 100782 13.34 207286 17.96 13.30 -3.68 -8.4 ClipRlty N CLPR .38 11.95 4.32 71 8.73 349 8.95 7.55 +1.11 +23.8 Clorox N CLX 4.44f 2.5 20 239.87 155.83 1732 181.05 7226 189.09 180.11 -6.00 -10.3 Cloudera N CLDR 19.35 4.76 3200 16.14 21032 18.55 15.50 -2.55 +16.0 CloughGA A GLV 1.44 13.0 11.73 5.26 26 11.05 239 11.50 10.87 -.26 +6.6 CloughGEq A GLQ 1.38 9.1 16.31 5.87 74 15.19 526 16.00 14.99 -.78 +10.7 CloughGE rt A GLQr .05 ClghGlbOp A GLO 1.20 9.9 13.02 5.04 201 12.18 1245 12.78 11.93 -.47 +9.6tClovrHlth n Q CLOV 17.24 9.56 16069 9.40 70352 11.67 9.16 -1.58 -40.9 ClovisOnc Q CLVS 11.10 3.62 6785 5.99 42627 7.03 5.75 -.66 +24.8 CM LfSciA n Q CMLF 27.18 9.66 2362 20.01 12722 23.42 18.19 -3.09 +81.3sCMC Mat Q CCMP 1.76 1.0 37 179.27 85.26 228 170.50 1017 179.27 160.25 +1.95 +12.7 CoDiagn Q CODX 30.99 3.16 1383 13.76 7998 17.02 13.61 -3.28 +48.0 CoStar Q CSGP 952.76 500.24 313 823.76 2182 908.97 809.57 -89.49 -10.9sCoastFn Q CCB 23 27.30 8.41 45 28.00 146 28.80 23.69 +3.50 +33.3 CCFemsa N KOF 1.75e 4.1 62.34 36.16 263 42.21 902 45.26 41.53 -2.98 -8.4 CocaCons Q COKE 1.00 .4 62 289.09 188.08 28 256.66 139 267.59 255.05 -8.22 -3.6 CocaCola N KO 1.68f 3.4 25 59.80 36.27 23621 48.99 87782 51.51 48.97 -1.12 -10.7 CocaCEur N CCEP 1.12f 2.2 30 56.19 28.35 1004 50.95 4742 54.08 50.85 -1.35 +2.2 CocrystP Q COCP 3.04 .60 1301 1.57 8335 1.92 1.50 -.36 +15.4 CodaOct Q CODA 8.75 4.26 38 7.50 242 8.40 7.13 -.79 +19.2 CodeChain Q CCNC 11.62 .70 464 7.00 3997 9.09 6.30 -.86 +260.8 Codexis Q CDXS 29.56 8.43 828 22.11 3850 26.54 20.64 -3.67 +1.3 CodiakBio n Q CDAK 37.85 7.90 174 16.20 645 20.20 16.03 -3.36 -49.8 CdrsVlly Q CVLY .44f 2.6 20 22.50 10.62 20 16.85 130 17.77 15.98 +.90 -.6 Coeur N CDE 82 12.60 1.98 5726 9.01 31578 10.64 8.72 +.28 -12.9sCoffeeH Q JVA 6.48 1.76 153 5.01 1505 6.48 4.67 +.31 +30.5 CogentBi rs Q COGT 14.88 1.18 364 7.84 2741 9.17 7.82 -1.26 -30.2 CogentC Q CCOI 2.92f 4.9 74 92.96 53.20 614 59.85 2873 64.92 57.06 +.34 CognSys n Q CGNT 38.00 23.75 689 28.87 2802 31.55 28.00 -2.03 -24.0 Cognex Q CGNX .24f .3 55 101.82 35.20 1367 82.59 4685 86.40 79.64 -4.78 +2.9 CognizTch Q CTSH .88 1.2 21 82.73 40.01 3085 73.48 15817 75.06 71.56 -.16 -10.3 CohBar Q CWBR 4.25 .85 382 1.53 3109 1.81 1.50 -.21 +14.2 Cohen A COHN .80 4.7 31.82 2.77 4 17.12 19 18.73 17.00 -.88 +4.8 CohSClosed N FOF 1.04 7.9 13.65 6.27 57 13.11 328 13.28 12.90 -.19 +5.6 Cohen&Str N CNS 1.56 2.4 41 78.82 33.52 162 64.38 634 66.55 63.27 -1.83 -13.4 CohStInfra N UTF 1.60 6.3 27.48 12.10 249 25.49 1653 26.81 24.81 -1.14 -1.3 C&SLtDP&I N LDP 1.87 7.5 27.23 12.20 46 24.83 259 25.44 24.74 -.64 -6.7 C&SIncEgy N MIE 1.32 43.4 6.98 1.20 151 3.04 1046 3.20 2.90 +.10 +31.0 CohStQIR N RQI .96 7.4 14.22 5.80 397 13.01 2500 13.42 12.91 -.01 +4.9 CohStRE N RNP 1.48 6.4 25.13 10.15 95 23.27 478 23.73 22.99 -.11 +1.9 CohStSelPf N PSF 2.06 7.6 32.50 11.22 21 27.05 118 27.37 26.32 -.29 -3.7 CohenStTR N RFI .96 6.8 15.10 7.01 69 14.04 245 14.44 14.00 -.28 +5.8 Coherent Q COHR 264.64 78.21 391 241.94 1821 257.01 238.52 -12.06 +61.3 CoherusBio Q CHRS 22.22 10.86 1412 16.24 7733 17.26 15.17 -1.03 -6.6 Cohu Q COHU .24 .6 51.86 8.89 942 43.45 2744 47.66 40.20 -3.12 +13.8sColfax N CFX 32 46.45 12.23 918 44.35 5803 46.45 43.18 +.79 +16.0 ColgPalm N CL 1.76 2.3 24 86.41 58.49 5308 75.20 20855 78.44 75.15 -2.00 -12.1stColicity un Q COLIU 10.90 10.40 1441 10.34 15249 10.90 10.20 -1.7 CollPlant Q CLGN 24.26 6.00 188 14.40 1243 19.29 13.22 -4.64 +33.7 ColTacIn N TBND 24.58 16.74 23.48 CollctGr n Q CGRO 17.75 9.65 797 13.45 4522 14.19 11.66 -.38 -5.9 CollctGr un Q CGROU 20.21 9.51 2 14.20 12 16.30 13.66 -.87 -15.9 Collegium Q COLL 26.91 13.00 895 23.59 2854 26.90 23.35 -1.54 +17.8 CollierC un N CCH/U Colliers Q CIGI .10 .1 32 111.71 33.93 70 103.52 272 109.50 101.78 -1.22 +16.1 ColonyBk Q CBAN .41f 2.9 10 15.69 8.70 9 14.35 57 14.75 13.80 -.19 -2.0sColonCap N CLNY .44 7.4 6.16 1.33 4361 5.92 34186 6.16 5.59 +.34 +23.1 ColCap pfG N CLNYpG 1.88 7.5 25.28 9.80 18 24.97 35 25.00 24.55 +.36 +4.0 ColCap pfJ N CLNYpJ 24.50 7.32 10 24.37 76 24.37 23.87 +.50 +2.7 ColCap pfI N CLNYpI 1.79 7.4 24.64 6.75 45 24.24 110 24.24 23.64 +.24 +2.7 ColCap pfH N CLNYpH 1.78 7.3 24.42 6.92 14 24.29 88 24.29 23.69 +.57 +2.2 HutaoTc Q CSCW 1.34 .36 6351 .92 37768 1.07 .85 -.12 +30.7sColBnkg Q COLB 1.12a 2.5 23 49.72 19.11 471 44.29 1929 49.72 44.02 -.13 +23.4sCol SusInt N ESGN 27.29 16.69 1 26.42 1 27.29 26.42 -.44 +4.5sCol SusUS N ESGS 32.92 18.00 0 31.83 1 32.92 31.83 -.21 +6.4 Col MuniI N MUST 23.21 19.38 13 22.19 199 22.65 22.18 -.36 -1.1 ColumFn Q CLBK 31 17.09 10.27 322 16.34 1157 16.96 16.12 -.13 +5.0 ColEmxChi N XCEM 33.10 16.43 6 31.36 23 32.46 31.00 -1.24 +4.5 Continued on next page Continued from previous page NYSE, NYSE American and Nasdaq Exchanges Exch. 52-week Vol Friday Vol Weekly YTD Name Market Symbol Div Yield PE High Low 1000s Last 1000s High Low Chg % Chg Exch. 52-week Vol Friday Vol Weekly YTD Name Market Symbol Div Yield PE High Low 1000s Last 1000s High Low Chg % Chg MONEY & MARKET$Page 5 www.sunnewspapers.net The Sun/Saturday, February 27, 2021 

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Col EMCns N ECON .10e .3 32.40 17.37 68 29.13 164 31.29 28.89 -2.89 +3.3 Col IndiaC N INCO .03e .1 53.00 26.16 15 49.71 75 51.97 49.35 -1.97 +3.1 ColumbPT N CXP .84f 5.9 8 22.02 7.63 1967 14.12 6864 15.41 13.73 +.54 -1.5 ColSelTec N STK .92a 3.1 31.52 13.50 65 29.68 443 31.29 28.51 -1.69 +9.0 ColuSprtw Q COLM 1.12f 1.1 64 112.21 51.82 231 103.07 1594 107.74 100.86 -.32 +18.0sColmbus Q CMCO .24 .5 16 52.90 19.20 150 50.34 642 52.90 47.62 +2.38 +31.0 comScore Q SCOR 4.50 1.80 1072 3.65 4101 4.23 3.59 -.11 +46.6tComSvrgn n Q COMS 5.49 3.11 2405 3.30 16010 4.76 3.11 -1.40 Comcast Q CMCSA 1.00f 1.9 25 53.60 31.71 22568 52.72 101356 53.53 51.81 +.62 +.6 Comcst29 N CCZ 1.58e 2.5 73.00 49.75 62.00 1 62.00 60.50 +.80 +3.4sComerica N CMA 2.72 4.0 9 73.73 24.28 1369 68.10 8401 73.73 66.69 +1.39 +21.9 ComfrtS N FIX .44f .7 39 66.27 27.54 348 61.94 1215 63.99 59.63 +1.38 +17.6 CommScpe Q COMM 16.04 5.50 2787 14.59 15142 14.77 13.24 +.91 +8.9sCmcBMO Q CBSH 1.05f 1.4 19 79.08 45.51 569 74.03 3788 79.08 73.81 +.07 +12.7sCmclMtls N CMC .48 1.9 36 27.10 10.76 1271 25.15 9097 27.10 23.41 +1.67 +22.4 CmclVehcl Q CVGI 23 10.28 1.24 97 9.19 921 9.80 8.71 -.33 +6.2 CommSys Q JCS .08 1.5 6.70 3.50 9 5.30 94 6.25 5.30 -.90 +16.0sCmtyBkSy N CBU 1.68f 2.4 22 74.56 47.01 229 71.19 1124 74.56 69.47 +1.19 +14.3 CmtyBkTr Q ESXB .24f 3.1 16 8.83 4.00 85 7.76 415 8.04 7.62 +.09 +15.0 CmtyFinCp Q TCFC .50 1.7 11 33.57 17.50 14 30.30 114 31.43 28.36 +1.97 +14.4 CmtyHlt N CYH 1.67f 19.5 11.45 2.25 1640 8.56 9022 9.20 7.89 -.35 +15.2 CmtyHcT N CHCT 1.71f 3.9 52.33 20.12 180 43.83 559 47.58 43.83 -2.47 -7.0 CmtyTrBc Q CTBI 1.52 3.7 11 42.64 26.45 114 40.86 782 41.81 39.14 +1.48 +10.3 CmtyWest Q CWBC .24f 2.4 13 11.37 5.27 9 9.88 97 10.05 9.52 +.13 +8.8 CommVlt Q CVLT 72.33 24.26 335 63.73 1716 68.20 63.65 -3.90 +15.1sCompDivHd N CODI 1.44 6.1 24.28 10.78 287 23.65 1090 24.28 22.50 +.06 +21.6 ComDivH pf N CODIpA 1.81 7.3 25.81 12.65 8 24.88 35 24.88 24.35 +.06 -1.1 CompssMn N CMP 2.88 4.6 22 69.24 34.39 199 63.09 1110 67.73 62.67 -2.56 +2.2 CmpsPth n Q CMPS 61.69 28.53 371 45.12 2911 58.62 44.56 -8.00 -5.3 Compugn Q CGEN 19.90 5.94 3244 9.33 14749 13.34 8.50 -3.44 -23.0 CmptrPr Q CPSI .40 1.3 32 36.37 16.93 142 31.45 610 32.14 29.14 +1.80 +17.2sCmpTask Q CTG .24 2.9 8.29 2.86 122 8.32 733 8.40 6.73 +1.62 +35.9 Compx A CIX .40 2.8 13 17.45 10.53 3 14.10 94 14.79 14.10 -.28 -.9 CmstkH Q CHCI 15.72 1.06 56 5.58 468 6.53 5.50 -.71 +76.0 ComstMn A LODE 9.85 .33 1706 5.41 20083 6.35 4.39 -.26 +420.2 ComstkRs N CRK 8.48 4.05 2350 5.71 21069 6.37 5.45 -.50 +30.7 Comtech Q CMTL .40 1.5 19 32.74 11.48 318 26.88 1409 29.80 26.50 -1.64 +29.9 ConAgra N CAG 1.10f 3.2 22 39.34 22.83 4591 33.93 21179 35.58 33.91 -.17 -6.4 ConatusP h Q CNAT .75 .23 .56 ConcertPh Q CNCE 13.50 5.47 303 6.69 1741 7.44 6.42 -.38 -47.1 ConcdMed N CCM 5.89 1.13 19 3.60 169 4.40 3.56 -.80 +31.4 ConcrPump Q BBCP 6.97 1.82 202 6.16 1082 6.67 6.16 -.28 +60.8 CondHos rs A CDOR .78e 15.9 9 10.75 2.17 31 4.91 103 5.21 4.80 -.32 +24.6 Conduent Q CNDT 6.05 1.54 3323 5.38 19341 5.76 4.80 +.30 +12.1 Conformis h Q CFMS 1.49 .50 4643 1.01 85096 1.40 .95 -.06 +53.0 ConiferH Q CNFR 5.00 2.00 80 3.59 337 4.14 3.37 -.14 +9.1 Conifer23 Q CNFRL 1.69 7.0 25.00 8.50 0 24.28 19 24.50 23.78 -.23 +14.5sConmed N CNMD .80 .7 129.18 37.66 321 123.06 1459 129.18 119.45 +1.62 +9.9 Conns Q CONN 8 16.93 2.83 281 14.19 1153 14.81 13.47 -.40 +21.4sConnectOne Q CNOB .36 1.5 15 25.13 8.85 131 23.23 746 25.13 22.86 +.21 +17.4 ConocoPhil N COP 1.72f 3.3 56.94 20.84 12861 52.01 61586 55.51 48.81 +3.59 +30.1 ConsolCom Q CNSL 1.55 29.5 8.81 3.47 768 5.26 3047 5.95 5.11 -.17 +7.6 ConEd N ED 3.10f 4.7 14 94.63 62.03 3974 65.65 17681 68.70 65.56 -2.53 -9.2 ConsolWtr Q CWCO .34 2.6 35 18.29 10.01 104 12.95 388 13.38 12.85 -.05 +7.5 ConstellA N STZ 3.00 1.4 17 242.62 104.28 1366 214.14 4833 224.86 214.06 -9.07 -2.2 ConstellB N STZ/B 2.72 1.2 18 240.90 107.51 222.25 3 224.09 209.86 -7.80 +1.3 ConstPh Q CNST 50.90 17.00 434 25.20 4119 38.10 24.17 -11.64 -12.5 ConstPrt Q ROAD 35 36.58 11.96 419 28.94 2483 30.75 27.21 +1.55 -.6 ConsuPtf Q CPSS 8 5.12 1.00 247 4.16 334 4.50 3.82 -.19 -1.9 CnE pfB N CMSpB 4.50 4.1 113.08 99.60 46 110.00 145 112.50 110.00 -.57 +.9 ContainStr N TCS 40 18.48 1.80 823 15.33 7055 17.40 14.34 -2.12 +60.7sContango A MCF 5.42 .84 826 4.87 6911 5.42 4.42 -.08 +112.7 ContxtLog n Q WISH 32.85 17.41 12404 19.61 34274 22.73 18.08 -2.65 +7.5 ContMatls A CUO 10.69 6.19 8.63 sContlRescs N CLR 9 26.29 6.90 1991 24.18 11563 26.29 21.91 +1.79 +48.3 ContrFc h Q CFRX 11.95 4.45 189 5.25 1253 6.26 5.06 -.88 +4.0 ConvrLab n Q CVLB 33.02 5.81 29.40 +350.2sCONX un Q CONXU 11.72 9.91 71 10.86 451 11.72 10.63 -.68 +3.9 ConyPkII wt Q CPAAW CooTek N CTK 7.45 2.46 334 4.10 2494 6.15 3.88 -2.05 +48.0sCooperCo N COO .06 396.86 236.68 275 386.13 1352 396.86 385.62 -2.38 +6.3sCooperTire N CTB .42 .7 81 58.19 13.82 2085 57.24 20035 58.19 51.48 +13.58 +41.3 CooperStd N CPS 4 43.01 6.64 179 35.82 739 38.99 33.79 +1.23 +3.3 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+.22 -2.8 CorMedix Q CRMD 18.80 2.16 1192 15.00 6103 17.93 14.20 -2.58 +101.9 CornrstBld N CNR 13.58 2.54 779 11.39 3180 12.10 10.87 +.01 +22.7 CorOnDem Q CSOD 55.88 22.22 460 50.52 2495 53.73 50.19 -1.09 +14.7 CrnstTotR A CRF 3.35 26.5 13.34 5.43 320 12.62 2834 12.75 12.01 -.28 +10.7 CrnrstnStr A CLM 3.40 26.6 13.53 5.52 793 12.77 5281 12.96 12.22 -.36 +8.9 Corning N GLW .96f 2.5 16 39.16 17.44 8023 38.24 26769 38.85 37.06 +.42 +6.2 CpBT JCP N JBN 1.75 293.1 5.32 .50 .60 CorpOffP N OFC 1.10 4.2 50 29.72 15.23 819 26.00 4541 27.16 26.00 -.13 -.3 Corsair n Q CRSR 51.37 14.09 1848 35.84 14342 42.15 33.11 -3.18 -1.0sCorteva N CTVA .52 1.2 47.15 20.38 4889 45.15 21641 47.15 44.37 -.19 +16.6 Cortexym Q CRTX 60.21 26.66 281 34.07 1530 34.20 30.00 +1.60 +22.6 CortlndB Q CLDB .56 2.9 22.37 11.10 3 19.30 15 20.36 18.63 +.60 +3.2 Cort1Aon27 N KTN 2.05 6.3 35.22 25.23 2 32.74 5 33.48 32.36 +.09 -1.4 CortsJCP97 N KTP 1.91 251.3 6.20 .70 .76 CortsJCP N JBR 1.75 291.2 5.63 .60 .60 CortsPE N KTH 2.00 6.0 34.95 29.00 33.58 2 33.99 33.16 -.12 -2.1 Corvel Q CRVL 40 110.80 44.67 63 101.50 210 105.02 100.60 -2.59 -4.2 CorvusPh Q CRVS 6.88 1.01 1713 3.48 14376 4.58 3.31 -.28 -2.2 Cosan Ltd N CZZ .26e 1.4 21.25 8.56 771 18.43 5326 20.44 18.41 -2.21 sCostamre N CMRE .40 4.1 10.43 3.16 742 9.65 4283 10.43 9.41 -.28 +16.5 Costam pfB N CMREpB 1.91 7.6 25.50 10.64 3 25.20 13 25.36 25.00 -.02 +.6 Costmr pfC N CMREpC 2.13 8.3 26.00 12.31 2 25.55 22 25.93 25.51 -.18 +1.5 Costam pfD N CMREpD 2.19 8.5 26.05 12.96 7 25.77 25 25.87 25.66 -.05 +1.7 Costco Q COST 2.80f .8 47 393.15 271.28 3352 331.00 16617 353.29 330.94 -23.77 -12.2 Coty N COTY .50 6.5 10.93 2.65 11005 7.67 73601 8.37 7.28 -.02 +9.3 CountrP Q CPAH 5.92 1.84 75 3.48 333 3.49 3.43 -.01 +2.4 CountyBcp Q ICBK .40f 1.8 11 26.92 13.55 9 22.61 77 23.73 22.44 -.19 +2.4 CoupaSft Q COUP 377.04 99.01 1214 346.26 7015 365.22 316.47 -23.38 +2.2 CousPrp N CUZ 1.20 3.6 14 41.86 21.15 1173 33.54 6927 35.19 33.16 +.42 +.1 CovantaH N CVA .32 2.3 15.56 6.57 902 14.05 6169 14.80 13.74 -.23 +7.0 CovenantL Q CVLG 20.70 6.54 106 18.18 571 18.92 17.22 +.01 +22.8 Covetrus Q CVET 40.78 4.05 1196 37.16 3582 37.87 33.00 +1.21 +29.3sCowenInc Q COWN .32f .9 26 38.42 5.75 830 33.85 3431 38.42 33.38 -2.32 +30.2 Cowen27 Q COWNZ 1.84 7.3 26.19 9.60 30 25.16 72 25.58 25.11 +.06 -.2 Cowen33 Q COWNL 1.94 7.3 27.80 8.72 7 26.66 36 27.26 26.60 -.12 -1.1 CrackerB Q CBRL 5.20 3.4 17 170.10 53.61 193 154.87 1719 160.00 147.71 +1.62 +17.4sCrane N CR 1.72 2.1 15 87.74 36.77 292 83.86 1305 87.74 82.89 -.43 +8.0sCrwfdA N CRD/A .20f 2.1 67 10.14 5.43 40 9.40 137 10.14 8.95 +.49 +27.2sCrwfdB N CRD/B .20f 2.2 65 9.79 4.95 6 9.10 42 9.79 8.59 +.38 +26.4 Created n Q CRTD 5.97 2.10 304 5.15 1461 5.47 3.78 +.26 +23.8 CreatRea h Q CREX 5.98 .52 1266 2.74 6401 3.19 1.90 +.02 +112.4 Credicp N BAP 8.57e 5.4 14 198.99 110.47 398 160.01 1669 165.29 158.59 -3.70 -2.4 CreditAcc Q CACC 11 539.00 199.00 66 363.02 396 376.32 355.01 -3.05 +4.9 CS FILgCG N FLGE 608.66 160.00 1 538.92 5 572.74 530.67 -49.95 -1.6 CSSilvCC Q SLVO .96e 14.5 7.50 4.37 924 6.55 2865 6.81 6.47 -.13 -.5 CSGoldCvC Q GLDI 1.20e 13.6 10.45 8.26 273 8.81 741 9.20 8.75 -.26 -9.3 CrSuisInco A CIK .26 8.0 3.38 1.97 2539 3.32 12824 3.36 3.16 +.07 +5.4 CrS Crd Q USOI 3.38e 69.0 18.29 3.90 757 4.90 3216 5.00 4.81 +.13 +4.9 CS MthlMtg N REML 27.41 .52 1045 6.26 4247 6.66 5.82 +.19 +9.4 CS MthlyP A AMJL .99e CS MAsHi N MLTI 1.30e 28.10 11.69 23.15 CS SP mlp N MLPO 1.12e 13.5 10.82 3.65 8.30 2 8.30 7.88 -.13 +17.9sCredSuiss N CS 1.22e 8.4 14.95 6.47 3850 14.45 17352 14.95 14.07 +.37 +12.9 CrSuiHiY A DHY .29 12.2 2.51 1.28 6743 2.37 21422 2.42 2.30 +.01 +3.9 Cree Inc Q CREE 129.90 27.77 2739 113.46 11805 125.86 102.50 -12.40 +7.1 CrsntAcq Q CRSA 13.11 9.10 360 10.20 1647 10.25 10.12 -.06 -2.4sCrescCap Q CCAP 1.64 9.8 17.71 6.21 49 16.65 284 17.71 15.90 +.37 +14.3sCrescPtE g N CPG .03 20 4.20 .51 6579 3.66 37534 4.20 3.57 +.02 +56.4 CrestEq N CEQP 2.50 11.4 26.12 2.65 830 21.95 4252 23.50 20.01 +.24 +15.6 Cresud Q CRESY 4.29e 6.48 2.32 337 5.07 1484 5.50 4.82 -.15 +5.8 Crexendo n Q CXDO 12.78 5.25 64 5.87 274 6.33 5.51 -.22 -15.3 Crinetic Q CRNX 23.70 10.63 106 15.29 508 16.92 14.60 -1.22 +8.4sCriteo SA Q CRTO 30 37.18 5.89 1157 34.39 7235 37.18 30.88 +1.92 +67.7 Crocs Q CROX 84.09 8.40 906 76.72 7039 83.98 73.96 -5.65 +22.4 CronosGp Q CRON 10 15.83 4.00 5235 10.45 25174 12.18 10.10 -1.85 +50.6 CrossAmer N CAPL 2.10 12.3 90 19.32 6.81 228 17.12 804 18.65 16.90 -1.31 -.3 CrssCtryHl Q CCRN 13.42 4.50 397 11.11 1925 11.72 9.50 +1.24 +25.3sCrosTim N CRT 1.75e 19.8 9 9.43 4.01 42 8.85 170 9.43 8.65 -.05 +7.4 CrowdStr Q CRWD 251.28 31.95 4900 216.00 21600 237.80 198.16 -23.20 +2.0 CrwnCstle N CCI 4.80 3.1 97 180.00 114.18 3390 155.75 13682 166.30 155.63 -10.05 -2.2 CrwnCst pfA N CCIpA 1.72 .1 1557.39 1049.69 1445.00 CrownCfts Q CRWS .32a 4.2 10 8.19 4.13 7 7.63 91 7.72 7.50 +.03 +6.0tCrwnElec n Q CRKN 6.09 4.30 365 4.25 870 5.69 4.07 -1.24 -3.2 CrownHold N CCK 22 101.95 42.97 1107 95.56 5332 101.65 95.36 -5.45 -4.6 Cryolife N CRY .12 .5 26.60 12.63 239 25.25 950 26.46 24.85 -.29 +6.9 CryoPort rs Q CYRX 84.97 13.01 586 59.44 3197 65.60 55.79 -5.48 +35.5sCubeSmart N CUBE 1.36f 3.7 31 39.03 19.61 2318 36.96 8044 39.24 35.86 +.52 +10.0 Cubic N CUB .27 .4 70.22 30.86 818 69.45 3237 69.60 69.18 +.05 +11.9 CueBioph Q CUE 31.69 9.30 539 13.61 1743 14.01 12.16 -.35 +8.8tCuentas n Q CUEN 4.50 3.03 369 3.31 1971 4.30 3.03 -.82 -15.1sCullenFr N CFR 2.88f 2.8 20 109.68 47.69 511 104.40 2178 109.68 102.59 +1.39 +19.7 CullinnOn n Q CGEM 46.55 27.01 170 40.42 1171 46.25 38.54 -5.31 +44.4 Culp Inc N CULP .44f 2.6 9 17.88 5.28 30 17.25 224 17.85 16.26 +.14 +8.7 CumbldPh Q CPIX 4.50 2.77 67 3.40 386 3.59 3.27 -.05 +15.3sCummins N CMI 5.40f 2.1 24 260.26 101.03 852 253.20 5214 260.26 245.36 +6.44 +11.5 CureVac n Q CVAC 151.80 43.00 514 94.30 4020 106.24 91.13 -9.95 +16.3 CuriStrm A Q CURI 24.00 7.44 1231 17.37 8504 22.71 16.10 -5.53 +24.5 CuriStrm wt Q CURIW Curis Q CRIS 13.44 .62 1336 9.84 6831 10.25 9.01 -.43 +20.1 CurtisWrt N CW .68 .6 23 142.04 70.56 302 110.49 1581 119.87 110.16 -6.70 -5.0 CushTRet N SRV 1.08 23.2 8.44 1.31 4.65 -2.5 CushngRen N SZC 1.64 24.8 12.46 3.24 6.61 -3.1 CushingR rt N SZCr sCustomBcp N CUBI 11 28.89 8.36 263 26.78 1221 28.89 26.39 +.24 +47.3 CustBc p C N CUBIpC .57p 25.82 13.50 3 25.19 12 25.35 25.06 +.40 +1.4 CustBc pfD N CUBIpD 26.47 14.10 0 24.46 13 25.20 24.46 -.18 -2.8 CustBc pfE N CUBIpE 26.85 11.76 4 24.76 30 25.22 24.54 -.03 -2.2 CustoBc pf F N CUBIpF 26.22 12.23 5 24.65 31 25.25 24.45 +.10 -1.2 CustBc34 n N CUBB 1.34 5.2 26.22 19.94 3 25.75 44 26.08 25.37 -.15 +.5sCutera Q CUTR 29 38.80 9.07 101 35.32 758 38.80 34.53 -1.84 +46.5 Cyanotch h Q CYAN 3.98 1.82 8 3.80 132 3.98 3.44 +.32 +25.0 CybrOpt Q CYBE 61 43.48 12.77 57 26.75 462 29.90 25.74 -2.94 +17.9 CyberArk Q CYBR 97 169.70 69.51 825 146.83 2828 162.79 145.07 -16.93 -9.1 Cyclacel pf Q CYCCP .60 8.1 9.35 4.81 1 7.45 1 8.00 7.35 -.55 +6.0 Cyclacl rs Q CYCC 19.25 3.12 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5478 2.28 1.71 -.35 +39.6 DarioHlt Q DRIO 31.85 3.02 178 26.60 1279 30.42 24.10 -1.40 +86.1 DarlingIng N DAR 72.85 10.25 1662 63.04 7186 69.08 62.10 -3.85 +9.3 Daseke Q DSKE 7.50 .86 213 5.52 1382 5.83 5.31 +.11 -5.0sData IO Q DAIO 29 6.10 2.34 101 5.17 362 6.10 5.05 -.66 +25.5 Datadog Q DDOG 119.43 28.88 3961 95.41 18285 103.51 92.81 -9.64 -3.1 Datasea Q DTSS 6.24 1.35 80 3.47 2749 4.93 3.45 -.69 +73.5tDattoHld n N MSP 33.46 22.69 276 23.28 2372 24.88 22.69 -1.49 -13.8 DaveBuster Q PLAY 14 45.80 4.61 1293 40.61 8264 42.08 37.82 +1.72 +35.3 DavidsT g Q DTEA 7.45 .32 410 3.69 2599 4.82 3.50 -1.08 +53.1sDavSelFn Q DFNL .64p 27.62 14.00 19 26.40 110 27.62 26.19 +.13 +10.7sDavSelEq Q DUSA .55p 32.60 16.92 12 31.51 55 32.60 31.28 -.86 +7.3 DavSelW Q DWLD .80e 2.4 35.29 16.70 34 33.50 118 34.72 33.24 -1.59 +9.0 DaVita Inc N DVA 15 125.28 62.20 849 102.13 4465 103.87 98.55 +.06 -13.0sDawsonGeo Q DWSN .05p 4.47 .84 263 2.85 6605 4.47 2.72 -.21 +34.4 Daxor A DXR .15 1.3 24.08 7.85 1 11.90 27 12.67 11.30 -1.15 -4.8 DD3Acq A n Q DDMX 11.02 9.99 236 10.22 599 10.44 10.20 -.23 -.2 DD3Acq un Q DDMXU 11.68 10.27 196 10.90 520 11.48 10.89 -.46 +3.8 DecrbPl A n Q DCRB 19.95 10.01 1312 11.77 6248 14.94 10.55 -3.13 +11.0 DecarbPl un Q DCRBU 22.81 9.89 22 13.02 193 16.87 12.00 -3.73 +13.3 Deciphera Q DCPH 68.40 33.10 343 43.78 2371 45.24 41.22 -.68 -23.3sDeckrsOut N DECK 25 340.58 78.70 470 326.11 1803 340.58 311.35 -5.05 +13.7sDeere N DE 3.04 .9 34 353.02 106.14 2514 349.12 11946 354.41 328.00 +19.12 +29.8 DrdHlth A Q DFHT 18.42 9.90 57 12.69 408 14.25 12.54 -1.47 -18.7 DeerfHlt un Q DFHTU 18.15 10.25 2 13.50 13 14.87 12.69 -1.50 -10.0 DelTaco h Q TACO 10 10.45 2.45 348 10.04 1253 10.43 9.89 -.01 +10.8 DE EnhGlb N DEX .90 9.4 10.39 5.43 32 9.58 185 9.73 9.52 -.13 -1.6 DelaCO A VCF .72 5.1 15.79 12.25 6 14.24 51 14.39 14.05 -.01 +.1 DelaDvInc N DDF .62 6.5 15.54 5.00 28 9.58 137 9.74 9.52 +.02 +3.6 DelaNatl A VFL .72 5.5 13.99 9.29 8 13.00 35 13.19 12.71 -.31 -1.3 DelaMN2 A VMM .63 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17.55 3590 18.33 16.89 +.59 +19.6 Dentsply Q XRAY .40 .8 60.47 31.58 2661 53.07 8458 54.36 51.20 +.31 +1.4sDermTh Q DMTK 84.49 8.69 1548 66.73 7869 84.49 61.01 -13.03 +105.7 DescSys Q DSGX 64.82 24.35 96 58.56 780 60.89 56.92 -2.42 +.1 DesignBr N DBI 1.00 8.0 8 15.00 2.60 1995 12.49 10082 13.66 11.40 +.23 +63.3 DesktpM n N DM 34.94 15.54 4229 20.06 21148 25.82 19.10 -6.03 +16.6 Despg.cm N DESP 14.86 4.44 433 11.90 2520 14.04 11.39 -1.89 -7.1sDeswell Q DSWL .18e 4.9 3.97 2.02 16 3.64 200 3.97 3.39 +.10 +24.7 DeutGlHI N LBF 8.82 sDeutschBk N DB .12e 13.19 4.99 5130 12.27 27835 13.19 11.73 +.64 +12.6 DBGoldSh N DGZ 13.40 9.53 2 10.78 9 10.78 10.32 +.29 +10.1 DBGoldDL N DGP 57.64 25.60 57 36.92 152 39.94 35.54 -1.63 -16.9 DBGoldDS N DZZ 4.82 2.31 40 3.09 67 3.13 2.87 +.14 +15.5 DBXEmMkt N DBEM .36e 1.2 31.11 16.55 11 28.87 99 30.24 28.71 -1.85 +4.8 DBXEafeEq N DBEF .95e 2.7 35.78 22.55 1103 34.55 3931 35.35 34.44 -.76 +2.8 DBXGerEq N DBGR .35e 1.2 30.20 17.97 0 29.45 2 29.87 29.37 -.48 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4 25.54 15 25.65 25.50 -.01 +2.7sDicernaPh Q DRNA 29.45 11.75 1733 26.98 5232 29.45 25.56 -.45 +22.5 DicksSptg N DKS .31 22 80.32 13.46 1867 71.37 6264 75.92 70.25 -3.27 +27.0sDiebold N DBD 16.51 2.80 908 14.52 6112 16.51 14.21 +.14 +36.2 DigiIntl Q DGII 58 25.61 6.18 145 23.36 692 24.35 22.64 -.35 +23.6 Digimarc Q DMRC 58.74 9.92 230 36.59 1004 43.03 34.72 -5.32 -22.5 DigitalAll Q DGLY 7.10 .64 4167 1.92 27444 2.37 1.85 -.47 -17.9 DigitalRlt N DLR 4.48 3.3 62 165.49 105.00 2722 134.73 9122 138.85 133.17 -1.72 -3.4 DigitlR pfG N DLRpG 1.47 5.9 26.04 15.29 25.04 DigitRl pfL N DLRpL 27.78 16.00 29 26.01 178 26.68 25.82 -.56 -4.7 DigitRlt pfJ N DLRpJ 27.06 18.91 11 25.81 71 25.95 25.50 -.04 -1.4 DigitalR pfI N DLRpI 1.59 6.3 26.12 17.50 25.29 DigitlTurb Q APPS 97.70 3.48 6160 82.57 23141 85.76 66.00 -2.40 +46.0 Dillards N DDS .60 .8 9 128.00 21.50 636 79.70 3403 87.37 76.06 +1.43 +26.4 Dillard38 N DDT 1.88 7.3 26.44 12.77 5 25.59 51 25.68 25.30 +.24 +3.4 DineEquity N DIN 3.04f 3.8 6 104.47 14.16 350 79.11 1660 82.72 75.75 -2.14 +36.4sDiodes Q DIOD 38 84.76 31.51 333 78.52 2030 84.76 75.06 -5.58 +11.4 DxSCBear N TZA 118.70 4.07 61918 4.68 306922 4.92 4.18 +.35 -31.9tDxFnBr N FAZ 77.64 4.61 10512 5.25 34207 5.32 4.61 +.02 -27.4tDxREBea N DRV 71.04 8.05 160 9.02 1104 9.02 8.05 +.25 -12.3 DxSPOGBr rs N DRIP 59.65 3.19 4.93 DxSOXBr N SOXS 38.50 3.45 3.63 DirFlight N FLYT 62.70 43.76 4 47.03 9 48.03 46.71 -.97 -8.8 DirSPBr rs N SPXS 288.50 32.84 11467 36.37 47950 36.97 33.29 +2.46 DirLdLag N ESNG 60.13 36.34 2 57.31 3 58.93 57.31 -1.90 -.3sDirBrCm N COM 28.65 21.06 82 27.95 614 28.65 27.83 +.19 +10.9 DirHiMin N QMJ 61.44 36.99 18 59.89 26 60.92 58.90 -.77 +3.5 DirChInt N CWEB 110.93 17.00 97 80.69 650 98.32 77.29 -23.69 +32.8 Dir CnSt N SPLZ DirxAero N DFEN 61.71 5.07 2250 16.79 10944 20.39 16.54 -1.97 -.7sDrxTrnBl N TPOR 32.89 4.34 107 30.36 673 32.89 29.40 +.47 +19.1 Dir UtBr N UTLZ DxBrzBul rs N BRZU 841.05 35.35 274 83.68 1688 100.29 83.68 -22.42 -27.9 DirxUtil N UTSL 57.94 10.85 66 21.60 645 25.08 21.60 -3.56 -20.8 DirxInds N DUSL 36.29 5.89 121 30.62 703 33.86 30.09 -.36 +5.1 DirxMex rs N MEXX 137.29 22.44 29.44 DxGBull rs N NUGT 214.10 24.15 5315 50.35 19490 61.66 49.66 -5.83 -27.4 DrxRBkBr N WDRW 83.63 22.61 40.76 DxGlMBr rs N JDST 1062.50 8.23 7020 12.31 25352 12.62 10.17 +.64 +26.3 DxRetlBl s N RETL 303.85 8.06 54 143.16 412 178.68 118.05 +.41 DrGMBll rs N JNUG 1052.40 33.20 2135 82.50 8117 101.47 80.06 -7.37 -31.6 Dx30TBr rs N TMV 91.70 43.85 1174 70.16 6306 81.18 70.15 -.66 +29.9 DirSPX Br N SPDN 33.81 17.43 1882 18.06 7545 18.14 17.51 +.44 -2.0 DrxTcBr rs N TECS 40.06 6.88 6321 8.21 21450 8.65 7.54 +.84 -5.8 DxDGlBr rs N DUST 445.00 15.14 4347 24.83 19218 25.15 20.59 +1.99 +24.8 DxChiABear N CHAD 32.00 15.05 23 16.84 162 16.88 15.98 +1.36 -4.8 DrxRBkBull N DPST 41.47 3.50 4.90 DxSPXBll N SPUU 82.82 28.74 60 77.10 103 81.59 76.78 -3.56 +3.4 DxEuFnBl N EUFL 28.00 8.56 11.92 DirSCBll N SMLL .27e .8 50.27 16.37 35.03 Drx EurF N EUFS DrNsd100 N QQQE 81.28 40.13 59 76.15 295 79.37 74.97 -3.94 +1.3 DrxDlySCB N LLSC .10p 36.74 17.67 28.47 Dir TcBr N TECZ Dir FnBr N FAZZ DxRusBll N RUSL 58.64 5.66 163 21.76 911 23.68 21.76 -1.97 +.7 DiEurBll3x N EURL .14e .5 29.82 6.43 44 26.78 207 29.59 26.74 -1.89 +3.4 DrxEMBll N EDC 131.49 21.06 185 102.54 954 118.74 100.50 -23.44 +9.7 DxBiotBll N LABU 185.61 12.64 1890 110.44 8371 139.45 100.56 -28.56 +10.0 DxIndiBll N INDL 62.57 9.13 188 44.87 614 49.23 43.78 -3.87 +2.8 Dir20yrTBr N TYBS 16.79 13.36 13.84 DrxJpBull N JPNL 53.26 20.70 50.49 DxEMBear N EDZ/WI DrxSKBull N KORU 53.36 4.28 219 39.18 864 44.70 38.08 -7.39 +1.8 DrxHmbBull N NAIL 92.78 4.76 627 55.65 3612 63.58 51.90 -8.50 +20.6 DxFnBull N FAS 97.46 14.25 4219 77.82 16090 89.26 76.78 -1.29 +28.0 DrxACInsi N KNOW .48e 1.3 38.35 23.42 35.83 Drx300Chin N CHAU 56.27 15.92 255 44.49 1152 49.49 44.25 -8.51 +6.3 DxHcrBll N CURE 88.69 23.55 83 74.51 356 80.19 74.11 -3.78 -3.3 DxTcBull N TECL 489.43 74.15 299 402.39 1725 443.66 383.79 -53.46 -1.0 DxSOXBll N SOXL .12e 717.79 53.50 1966 580.66 8830 674.04 526.04 -106.32 +24.5tDir30TrBul N TMF 58.30 22.63 3462 26.07 11407 26.44 22.63 -.14 -25.8 Dir10TrBear N TYO 9.75 7.60 52 8.90 255 9.23 8.65 +.20 +12.9tDx10yTBull N TYD 71.61 51.46 30 53.24 72 54.58 51.46 -1.05 -10.2sDxMCBull N MIDU 55.57 6.73 105 50.10 449 55.57 48.30 -2.64 +24.4 DrxREBull N DRN 35.20 4.50 295 13.75 2048 15.53 13.75 -.55 +8.9 DirxChiBull N YINN .38e 1.6 31.92 8.27 3366 23.08 13931 27.90 22.48 -7.19 +14.4 DirxDMBull N DZK 62.16 17.33 44.21 DrxSCBull N TNA .41e .5 105.13 10.09 7633 88.65 38689 100.88 84.41 -9.27 +33.7 DrxSPBull N SPXL 83.74 16.51 12236 75.01 43214 82.43 73.72 -6.06 +3.8 Discover N DFS 1.76 1.9 12 100.96 23.25 2256 94.07 12004 98.75 92.40 +.15 +3.9sDiscIncA Q DISCA 27 56.02 17.12 8963 53.03 58722 56.02 50.12 +2.24 +76.2 DiscIncB Q DISCB 29 103.00 24.80 1 56.38 8 58.19 51.88 +3.68 +74.0sDiscIncC Q DISCK 23 46.59 15.43 7433 45.00 38319 46.59 41.55 +2.20 +71.8 DishNetw h Q DISH 12 39.98 17.09 3879 31.51 27547 34.18 29.71 -2.16 -2.6sDisney N DIS 1.76 .9 200.60 79.07 15829 189.04 89474 200.60 181.53 +5.39 +4.3 DiverHlth Q DHC .04m .9 3 7.87 2.00 1916 4.50 8549 4.97 4.32 +.14 +9.2 DiverHl42 Q SNHNI 1.41 6.9 25.00 4.50 299 20.30 572 23.40 20.28 -3.07 -13.9 DiverHl46 Q SNHNL 1.56 7.0 25.70 5.07 25 22.17 197 23.91 22.10 -1.83 -9.5sDixieGrp h Q DXYN 6.00 .53 148 5.46 1054 6.00 4.71 +.03 +114.1tDocebo n Q DCBO 68.00 43.26 76 43.54 409 52.51 41.72 -9.23 -33.1 DrReddy N RDY .29e .5 73.50 33.33 310 59.97 1270 61.83 59.49 -3.28 -15.9 DocuSign Q DOCU 290.23 64.88 7418 226.66 24464 259.58 219.15 -38.50 +2.0 DocuSec rs A DSS 15.60 3.00 2510 3.53 15813 4.26 3.22 -.69 -43.4 DgssInt A Q DOGZ 9 4.85 .78 760 1.97 6913 2.53 1.91 -.43 -6.6sDolbyLab N DLB .88 .9 31 98.07 44.68 771 97.63 2931 99.62 92.37 +3.85 +.5 DollarGen N DG 1.44 .8 28 225.25 125.00 3135 188.99 13503 201.31 186.91 -12.17 -10.1 DollarTree Q DLTR 13 115.45 60.20 3015 98.20 13809 107.50 97.69 -9.70 -9.1 DolphEn rs Q 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DomEngy N D 2.52m 3.7 90.89 57.79 7573 68.32 26177 72.79 68.19 -2.83 -9.1 DomEng un N DCUE 113.82 75.93 29 92.83 1262 100.49 92.70 -2.22 -7.5 DomRs76 N DRUA 26.50 19.01 78 25.39 322 25.48 25.10 -.01 -3.0 Dominos N DPZ 3.12 .9 39 435.58 275.22 1335 346.51 6085 371.99 331.22 -24.95 -9.6 Domo B Q DOMO 79.00 7.62 354 63.73 2239 69.60 58.45 -5.39 -.1sDomtar g N UFS 1.82 4.9 39.33 18.40 1301 37.05 5407 39.33 34.87 +1.31 +17.1 Donaldson N DCI .84 1.4 28 62.70 31.08 568 58.91 1929 62.23 58.86 -2.13 +5.4 DonegalA Q DGICA .60f 4.4 24 16.19 11.22 122 13.70 437 14.20 13.70 -.30 -2.6 DonegalB Q DGICB .60f 4.7 25 14.61 10.51 12.74 1 12.74 12.50 +.37 +7.9sDonlleyRR N RRD .12 3.5 4 3.67 .72 6337 3.40 47605 3.76 2.19 +.59 +50.4sDonnlyFn N DFIN 24.89 4.04 339 25.99 1448 26.51 20.75 +3.83 +53.2 DoorDash n N DASH 256.09 135.38 7578 169.49 19690 201.99 155.02 -36.48 +18.7 DorchMin Q DMLP 1.85e 12.8 9 16.04 8.52 46 14.45 416 15.15 13.85 +.40 +32.4 DorianLPG N LPG 8 14.90 6.08 840 12.45 3117 13.88 12.40 -.98 +2.1sDorman Q DORM 31 104.97 44.49 125 99.71 984 104.97 94.21 +6.63 +14.8 DouYu Q DOYU 20.54 6.11 3433 14.34 21154 16.13 13.62 -2.03 +29.7 DoubLnY n N DLY 20.10 14.24 203 19.12 766 19.64 18.78 -.38 +3.3 DoubIncSol N DSL 1.80a 10.3 20.16 10.35 386 17.47 2073 17.65 17.20 -.10 +5.4 DblLOppCr N DBL 2.00a 10.2 21.10 14.80 42 19.66 169 19.97 19.62 -.23 +.1 DougDyn N PLOW 1.14f 2.4 25 56.89 24.12 102 48.18 682 50.86 47.00 +.49 +12.6 DEmmett N DEI 1.12 3.4 19 44.24 22.88 3382 32.75 15871 34.19 28.04 +4.56 +12.2 Dover N DOV 1.96 1.6 27 130.41 62.95 1085 123.26 5049 125.76 120.30 +1.51 -2.4 DoverMot N DVD .07m 3.2 11 2.66 1.06 139 2.21 347 2.47 2.20 -.16 -2.6sDow Inc N DOW 2.80 4.7 63.98 21.95 6399 59.31 24144 63.98 58.80 -.38 +6.9 DragVi rs Q LYL 4.94 .85 856 1.80 10837 3.29 1.66 -1.98 -23.1 DrgnGrOp n Q DGNS 14.62 10.70 128 11.57 839 13.28 11.41 -1.30 +1.3 DraftKin Q DKNG 64.78 10.60 25870 61.53 75356 63.25 52.67 +.62 +32.2 DrmFndrs n Q DFH 31.98 17.55 157 23.43 785 26.75 22.75 -3.08 +11.8 Dril-Quip N DRQ 38.77 22.25 326 33.96 974 38.32 33.07 -.05 +14.7 DriveShack N DS .48 18.4 7 3.65 .86 1600 2.61 10866 2.83 2.30 -.12 +9.7 DriveS pfB N DSpB 2.44 11.6 26.70 5.27 1 21.08 6 21.75 20.02 -.72 +11.3 DriveS pfC N DSpC 2.01 10.0 23.00 3.73 20.12 1 20.30 19.10 -.19 +6.6 DriveS pfD N DSpD 2.09 10.4 23.65 4.88 2 20.16 4 20.99 19.52 -.87 +6.2 DrivnBrnd n Q DRVN 35.56 25.30 430 28.50 3274 32.04 27.73 -2.39 +6.8 Dropbox Q DBX 25.70 14.55 9325 22.55 71308 23.32 21.63 -.91 +1.6 DuPnt pfA N DDpA 3.50 4.1 89.65 73.69 0 85.96 3 87.86 85.50 -1.89 -2.8 DuPnt pfB N DDpB 4.50 4.3 118.98 80.00 1 103.75 12 107.50 101.12 -3.50 -10.4 DuPont N DD 1.20 1.7 87.27 28.33 7084 70.32 30972 72.14 67.15 +.83 -1.1 DuckCrT n Q DCT 59.40 35.10 1467 47.30 7674 53.31 45.12 -6.55 +9.2 Ducomun N DCO 23 59.00 16.27 70 54.40 280 59.00 54.40 -.76 +1.3 DuddllSt A n Q DSAC 11.20 9.69 162 10.33 971 10.75 10.13 -.26 +3.7 DuddllSt un Q DSACU 13.37 9.80 5 11.39 43 12.02 10.82 -.28 +6.7 Df&PGblUt N DPG 1.40 10.7 15.75 5.46 247 13.05 1040 13.28 12.72 +.10 +7.0sDufPUC N DUC .60 5.7 10.82 7.97 72 10.46 726 10.82 10.28 +.16 +4.4 DukeEngy N DUK 3.86f 4.5 21 103.79 62.13 3876 85.59 16379 90.04 85.56 -2.84 -6.5 DukeEn 73 N DUKH 1.28 5.0 26.97 20.20 39 25.37 201 25.43 25.06 -.01 -5.5 DukeRlty N DRE 1.02f 2.6 49 43.45 25.19 3056 39.25 9373 41.13 39.20 -1.74 -1.8 DuluthH Q DLTH 19 17.30 2.82 160 13.98 1555 15.49 12.82 +.14 +32.4 DuosTch Q DUOT 7.85 3.26 23 6.03 151 7.30 5.71 -1.25 +42.2 DurectCp Q DRRX 2.96 .95 2364 2.22 13969 2.68 2.12 -.32 +7.2 DyadicInt Q DYAI 10.98 2.51 166 5.31 740 6.15 5.29 -.71 -1.3 Dycom N DY 41 93.59 12.24 462 76.58 2526 81.35 72.72 -.11 +1.4 Dynagas N DLNG 1.00 35.0 3.97 .98 116 2.86 699 3.11 2.75 -.05 +14.4 Dynags pfA N DLNGpA 2.25 9.2 25.10 7.50 10 24.50 33 24.60 24.34 +.10 +12.1 Dynags pfB N DLNGpB 22.60 9.90 10 20.92 39 21.26 20.79 -.16 +13.1 Dynatronic Q DYNT 3.70 .52 3726 1.51 87532 2.56 1.11 +.08 +86.4 DynavaxT Q DVAX 12.44 1.80 9844 8.75 24634 10.35 8.15 -1.32 +96.6 DyneTher n Q DYN 32.32 15.60 434 18.47 1727 20.99 18.18 -.32 -12.0 Dynex pfA N DXpA 2.13 8.1 26.29 DynexC N DX 1.56e 8.3 2 19.33 7.04 409 18.82 1814 19.24 18.45 -.06 +5.7E -:ETracBDC N BDCS 1.84e 12.1 20.39 8.50 15.23 ETrAlerNG N MLPG 1.86e 15.0 15.21 5.06 12.38 E-TrAlerInf N MLPI 1.88e 16.7 17.20 5.83 11.28 ETBbgCmd N DJCI 14.83 9.89 13.82 ETrAlerian N AMU 1.45e 17.2 12.41 3.88 8.43 E-TrFood N FUD 34.11 13.63 17.38 ETr2xBDC N BDCL 3.52e 144.3 14.98 .80 2.44 E-TrcSilv N USV 45.65 14.10 31.75 E-TrcGld N UBG 55.00 33.36 47.29 eBay Q EBAY .64 1.1 13 64.85 26.02 8667 56.42 43046 62.29 56.25 -5.38 +12.3 eBay56 Q EBAYL 1.50 6.0 26.52 21.47 334 25.14 688 25.19 25.10 +.04 -4.7 ECA MTrI N ECT .31e 78.5 1 .70 .26 .40 Ecmoho Q MOHO 11.51 1.29 113 2.32 418 2.91 2.32 -.54 +3.1stECP En un Q ENNVU 11.20 10.65 336 10.65 2952 11.20 10.50 -.45 -4.1 EDAP TMS Q EDAP 10.68 1.46 407 9.10 2179 10.60 8.83 -.78 +76.0 EHangHl Q EH 129.80 7.59 3343 46.33 27243 63.79 40.50 -13.47 +119.5 eHealth Q EHTH 151.66 47.84 935 59.42 5220 62.00 55.26 +1.74 -15.8sELF Inc N ELF 26.47 7.58 1226 25.65 4164 26.47 24.47 +.90 +1.8sEMCOR N EME .32 .3 29 104.00 41.85 415 97.37 1948 104.00 90.51 +5.11 +6.5 EMX Roy g A EMX 3.81 1.18 467 3.24 1611 3.69 3.24 -.18 -3.3 ENDRA h Q NDRA 2.99 .60 2173 2.50 12419 2.69 1.60 +.04 +233.3 ENDRA wt Q NDRAW 1.30 ENGlobal Q ENG 9.40 .46 747 5.14 5588 6.40 4.51 -1.09 +60.6 ENI N E 1.29e 5.6 26.53 12.10 492 22.88 2236 23.98 22.55 +.55 +11.1sEOG Rescs N EOG 1.50 2.3 72.86 27.00 9256 64.56 32968 72.86 62.78 +2.05 +29.5 EPAM Sys N EPAM 90 402.62 151.97 315 373.61 1728 378.27 350.00 -2.39 +4.3 EPR Prop N EPR 4.32 9.6 13 68.70 12.56 1371 45.18 8351 49.77 42.64 +1.91 +39.0 EPR pfC N EPRpC 1.44 5.9 30.63 8.61 6 24.30 380 24.82 23.57 +.83 +5.7 EPR pfE N EPRpE 2.25 6.7 38.86 13.10 13 33.41 48 34.68 33.32 -.40 +5.5 EPR Pr pfG N EPRpG 1.44 6.1 26.47 8.84 14 23.61 169 23.72 22.60 +.71 +.9 EQT Corp N EQT .12 .7 19.69 4.21 4874 17.79 28858 19.09 16.34 -.59 +40.0 ESSA Bcp Q ESSA .44 2.8 11 17.40 9.70 222 15.71 296 16.25 15.37 +.21 +4.7 ETF JrSil N SILJ 18.84 4.84 3332 15.41 14381 17.41 15.01 -.16 -5.5 ETF Cyber N HACK 64.36 29.02 208 56.19 1559 60.45 55.51 -4.63 -2.4 ETF MobP N IPAY .19e 72.38 30.56 223 68.20 1095 71.67 67.28 -3.21 +2.5 ETF M AlH N MJ 34.58 8.81 1578 22.56 12013 24.86 21.61 -2.40 +57.2 ETF M Vid N GAMR 120.76 35.50 23 87.53 151 95.66 83.30 -2.38 +10.9sETF Trav N AWAY 34.25 11.24 557 32.74 4706 34.25 30.62 +.70 +26.4 ETF UlSh N VALT 50.43 47.63 1 49.75 12 49.79 49.74 -.01 ETF GlCld N IVES 60.00 22.11 4 52.94 41 57.08 52.10 -5.14 +1.6 ETF AIPw N AIEQ 42.64 19.14 26 38.43 247 40.73 37.11 -2.65 +8.3 BlStIsrTc N ITEQ 80.20 29.62 68 70.81 333 77.20 69.05 -7.44 +3.0 ETF Clim N ETHO 59.04 27.77 13 55.75 68 57.59 55.18 -1.91 +5.0 ETF Acq N ZIG 26.27 17.19 5 23.37 26 24.29 23.36 -.94 +1.6 ETFAlpAlt N ALFA 87.67 37.22 2 80.25 21 85.54 77.41 -5.81 +4.6 FundStab N DSTL 38.02 20.95 69 36.77 231 37.88 36.64 -1.04 +1.2 PickRenEn N RENW 21.99 ChngFnDvr N CHGX 30.68 15.00 20 29.48 68 30.37 29.22 -.66 +2.6sETF EmM N EEMD 22.94 13.76 1 22.18 10 22.94 22.12 -.49 +2.4sETF spx H N SPDV 28.29 15.21 14 27.37 48 28.29 26.96 +.26 +11.0sETF GOP N MAGA 33.91 16.33 6 32.20 26 33.91 32.05 +.03 +8.6sNtDUSEq ef N MXDU 40.04 21.26 0 37.92 13 40.04 37.78 -1.52 +2.6 NtRkBsInt ef N RBIN 27.89 18.88 26.46 1 27.38 26.46 -1.43 -2.4 RsBsUSE ef N RBUS 36.77 21.02 34.91 0 35.75 34.91 -1.39 -.1sETF RvCp N RVRS 21.06 10.34 1 20.38 58 21.06 20.10 +.06 +8.9 ETF BrVl N BVAL 17.43 11.41 16.15 sETFDeepV N DVP .66e 2.1 32.92 16.14 5 31.62 62 32.92 31.44 +.20 +13.8 GlGoGld N GOAU 26.77 8.96 129 17.81 406 19.78 17.76 -.96 -10.5 ETF OCIO N OCIO 31.11 21.57 0 30.40 3 30.99 30.40 -.57 +1.1 PremisCap N TCTL 31.77 23.29 9 30.59 23 31.20 30.53 -.47 +2.2 AmCusSat N ACSI 30.55 AptBehMo N BEMO 37.29 25.66 25 35.79 156 36.74 35.58 -.74 -.8 EtfLonCanc Q CNCR 35.82 12.00 3 31.52 43 33.01 30.72 -1.79 -.6 EtfAlpSmC Q SMCP 29.74 15.55 0 29.14 1 29.66 29.03 -.43 +10.9 EtfUSGblJ N JETS 29.30 11.25 8576 26.11 55537 27.33 25.00 +1.29 +16.7 ETF BioPr N BBP 61.40 30.83 1 54.89 5 57.21 53.92 -2.85 +3.2 ETF ClinT N BBC 62.60 23.00 6 54.38 56 59.36 52.96 -4.64 +9.7 InfrCpPfd N PFFR 25.64 11.35 10 23.33 84 23.60 23.15 -.29 -1.0 EtfNwfMSec N NFLT 1.13e 4.5 26.37 19.78 0 25.31 4 25.49 25.26 -.15 -1.5 Etf VirtEM N EMEM 23.58 EVO Pay Q EVOP 30.00 10.12 615 25.46 2220 28.45 25.15 -.76 -5.7 EXFO g Q EXFO 4.69 2.00 20 4.25 264 4.66 4.22 -.40 +24.6 eXp Wrld s Q EXPI 90.00 3.26 1566 60.39 8568 73.18 56.70 -11.03 +91.3sEagleBncp Q EGBN .88 1.8 12 51.43 23.08 119 48.89 830 51.43 47.32 +1.12 +18.4 EagBcMT Q EBMT .39f 1.8 7 22.91 11.74 157 21.77 279 22.50 20.74 +.82 +2.6 EglBkSh rs Q EGLE 33 23.94 8.89 16.25 EagleCGr A GRF .50e 2.3 8.25 5.20 5 7.78 31 7.92 7.73 -.17 -2.5 EagleGrInc N EGIF 1.31 10.4 17.17 8.36 12.55 sEagleMat N EXP .40 .3 15 129.92 41.83 497 125.38 2206 129.92 121.06 -.08 +23.7 EaglePhm Q EGRX 44 56.16 33.80 168 44.50 627 46.89 43.80 -.97 -4.4 EaglePtCr N ECC 2.35 21.2 14.75 3.78 420 11.09 884 11.73 10.57 -.50 +9.9 EaglPt pfB N ECCB 1.94 7.6 26.42 13.30 6 25.65 46 25.79 25.45 +.12 +1.5 EagleP27 N ECCY 25.65 13.48 25.40 6 25.47 25.20 +1.0 EaglPtIn N EIC 19.25 5.62 5 15.21 45 15.50 14.94 -.06 +5.6 Eargo n Q EAR 76.75 32.58 235 58.41 928 70.12 56.31 -10.62 +30.3sEarthstone N ESTE 7.65 1.44 269 7.08 1883 7.65 6.62 +.15 +32.8 EastResA A Q ERES 10.73 9.68 152 10.12 557 10.54 10.10 -.43 -.3 EastRes un Q ERESU 11.59 9.86 1 10.72 22 11.48 10.63 -.68 +1.4 EastStAc n Q ESSC 10.59 9.30 124 10.00 1303 10.10 9.91 -.05 -.5 EastStA un Q ESSCU 13.15 9.25 10.53 3 11.50 10.53 -.27 -5.1 EastStAc rt Q ESSCR .74 .10 105 .39 468 .43 .36 -.04 -20.6sEstWstBcp Q EWBC 1.32f 1.8 20 75.23 22.55 651 72.16 4361 75.23 68.98 +2.87 +42.3 EastGvP N DEA 1.04 4.7 57 29.70 19.00 912 21.98 4190 23.07 21.49 +.24 -3.0sEastrnBk n Q EBC 18.30 11.74 903 17.61 5884 18.30 16.85 +.76 +8.0 EasternCo Q EML .44 1.7 16 28.56 15.28 5 25.50 37 26.39 25.25 -.29 +5.8 Eastgrp N EGP 3.16f 2.3 44 153.26 83.40 194 136.11 855 142.75 136.06 -4.37 -1.4sEastChem N EMN 2.76f 2.5 32 114.41 34.44 974 109.26 4128 114.41 107.16 -2.66 +9.0 EKodak N KODK 60.00 1.50 3470 8.62 27445 9.70 8.10 -.72 +5.9 EastsDis h Q EAST 3.54 .92 123 1.84 902 2.25 1.75 -.37 +43.8sEaton N ETN 2.92f 2.2 38 133.92 56.42 2539 130.19 13911 133.92 126.70 +2.39 +8.4 EatVn 22 N EFL 9.65 5.05 45 9.22 221 9.38 9.12 +.05 +3.7 EatV HiIn21 N EHT .60 6.1 10.00 6.66 33 9.84 197 9.88 9.82 -.01 +1.2 EV CAMu A EVM .68 5.9 12.05 8.87 107 11.58 500 11.67 11.27 +.16 -1.4 EVCAMu A CEV .71 5.4 14.05 9.80 47 13.00 258 13.39 12.89 -.41 -5.1sEatnVan N EV 1.50 2.1 22 75.61 23.59 31357 73.07 43521 75.61 72.05 +.86 +7.6 EV EnEq N EOI 1.04 6.3 16.89 9.05 121 16.42 373 16.80 16.33 -.42 +1.5 EV EEq2 N EOS 1.05 4.8 23.00 10.67 265 22.05 748 22.74 21.69 -.81 +1.7 EV FltRt N EFT .91 6.5 14.02 7.31 123 13.95 559 14.02 13.85 +.05 +6.0 EVFltRtIP N EFF 1.13 7.2 16.06 8.78 8 15.78 127 15.84 15.70 +.01 +1.5 EV LtdDur A EVV 1.22 9.7 13.39 7.34 265 12.53 1710 12.72 12.45 -.12 EVMuniBd A EIM .77 5.8 13.70 9.58 415 13.15 1032 13.37 13.00 -.22 -3.3 EVMunTT N ETX .85 3.9 23.50 16.10 13 21.96 91 22.32 21.58 -.34 -6.2 EV MuIT N EVN .85 6.4 13.90 9.17 126 13.21 627 13.55 13.02 -.45 -1.3 EV NMuOp N EOT 1.03 4.7 23.18 16.00 56 21.78 292 23.10 21.09 +.48 +6.3 EV NYMu A ENX .72 6.0 12.64 9.40 67 11.96 275 12.16 11.83 -.18 -2.6 EVNYMu A EVY .74 5.2 14.90 10.08 20 14.27 111 14.39 13.61 +.53 +2.1 EV 5-15Mu Q EVLMC .23 .2 99.96 99.96 99.96 EVRiskMgd N ETJ 1.12 10.6 10.78 6.42 320 10.54 1376 10.73 10.45 -.14 +1.6 EV SrFlt N EFR .95 7.1 13.65 7.20 158 13.44 733 13.51 13.23 +.07 +5.6sEV SrInc N EVF .42 6.3 6.65 3.30 154 6.65 481 6.73 6.60 +.04 +4.6 EVShDur N EVG 1.08 8.3 13.61 8.63 29 13.08 190 13.24 12.84 -.12 +5.8 EVTxABdO N EXD 1.16 11.4 10.64 5.41 37 10.14 261 10.34 9.61 -.20 +2.4 EV TxAd N EVT 1.74 7.2 25.70 11.87 183 24.23 816 24.80 23.95 +.02 +2.5 EV TxAG N ETG 1.23 6.8 18.82 9.07 144 18.18 731 18.60 17.97 -.36 -.4 EV TxAOp N ETO 2.16 8.6 26.42 10.84 42 25.15 229 25.99 25.12 -.65 -.5 EV TxDiver N ETY 1.01 8.2 12.79 6.60 429 12.34 1894 12.53 12.17 -.12 +.7 EVTxMGlo N EXG .98 11.0 9.10 4.71 1215 8.86 4067 9.06 8.74 -.09 +1.0 EVTxBWIn N ETB 1.30 8.8 16.37 8.90 71 14.81 358 15.06 14.67 -.07 -1.3 EVTxGBW N ETW 1.17 12.0 10.16 5.49 906 9.72 2079 9.96 9.65 -.22 +.4 EVTxBWOp N ETV 1.33 8.8 15.50 8.59 255 15.02 1413 15.24 14.86 -.28 -2.1 EbangInt n Q EBON 14.95 3.80 16714 6.90 138300 10.26 5.80 -4.16 +13.7 Ebix Inc Q EBIX .30 1.2 9 64.14 8.75 960 24.38 19471 32.90 22.72 -26.36 -35.8 EchoGLog Q ECHO 44 31.30 14.17 160 27.86 899 29.04 26.82 -.29 +3.9 EchoStar Q SATS 39.03 19.75 849 22.70 5725 23.85 21.90 +.15 +7.1 Ecolab N ECL 1.92f .9 45 231.36 124.60 1118 209.36 5303 217.42 205.50 +1.28 -3.2 Ecopetrol N EC 1.81e 19.75 6.28 1383 12.25 9094 13.15 11.90 +.14 -5.1 Edenor N EDN 5.50 2.54 58 3.93 194 4.04 3.57 +.01 -7.3 EdesaB h Q EDSA 19.10 1.58 1662 5.52 3081 7.30 5.32 -1.78 +29.9 Edgewell N EPC 25 37.36 20.51 917 30.59 3929 32.97 30.20 -1.44 -11.5 EdisonInt N EIX 2.65f 4.9 11 77.81 43.63 2914 53.99 12796 56.79 53.92 -1.23 -14.1 EdisonNat Q EDNT 5.20 1.45 1.80 EditasM Q EDIT 99.95 14.01 3040 43.86 14919 56.25 42.33 -12.63 -37.4 EdocAc A n Q ADOC 10.37 9.95 16 10.16 155 10.34 10.15 -.16 -.8 EdocAcq rt Q ADOCR .75 .30 16 .49 54 .63 .44 -.11 -17.8 EdtchX un Q EDTXU 10.72 10.09 78 10.48 478 10.70 10.40 -.11 +1.6 EducDev Q EDUC .40f 2.6 12 20.00 3.02 16 15.61 109 17.09 15.56 -.28 +1.6 EdwLfSci N EW 64 235.28 66.23 2510 83.10 14496 86.08 82.44 -1.21 -8.9 eGain Q EGAN 48 20.88 4.80 1004 11.62 2148 12.14 10.62 -.63 -1.6 EigerBio Q EIGR 13.99 4.55 168 10.17 949 11.67 9.97 -1.46 -17.2 8x8 Inc N EGHT 39.17 10.70 1365 34.21 8272 37.71 30.23 -3.52 -.8 1895BcWis Q BCOW 11.50 7.43 6 10.21 8 10.22 10.11 +.11 +2.5 1847 Goed n A GOED 17.75 5.65 26 11.75 328 13.24 10.62 -1.68 +39.5stEJF Acq un Q EJFAU 10.16 10.09 2173 10.07 13961 10.16 10.05 -.3 ElPasE pf N EPpC 2.38 4.8 56.26 38.95 2 49.99 43 50.68 49.46 -.62 -3.4 ElPolLoc h Q LOCO 61 21.96 6.15 144 18.33 1089 19.46 18.11 -.52 +1.3 ElancoAn N ELAN 34.09 15.17 7077 32.86 25171 33.45 29.71 +2.76 +7.1 Elanco un N ELAT 54.94 30.73 14 50.37 586 50.89 46.61 +3.50 +3.1 ElbitSys h Q ESLT 1.76f 1.4 20 156.89 110.00 30 127.06 136 138.83 126.81 -12.84 -2.9 EldrGld g N EGO 21 14.49 4.60 3730 10.48 11109 12.63 10.39 -1.61 -21.0 ElectroSen Q ELSE 29 8.80 2.61 75 5.24 300 6.50 5.23 -1.17 +8.9 electCore Q ECOR 3.30 .32 2248 2.17 9396 2.67 1.91 -.55 +39.1 ElecVeh Q SOLO 13.60 .89 10592 6.17 51836 7.19 5.30 -1.10 -.3 Electrmed A ELMD 26 19.73 6.92 38 10.56 390 11.22 10.30 -.54 +7.6 ElectArts Q EA 30 150.30 85.69 3647 133.97 16122 145.40 133.91 -11.98 -6.7 EledonPh Q ELDN 27.32 4.50 104 16.07 343 19.39 15.81 -2.64 +4.4 ElementSol N ESI .05p 25 19.40 5.35 2626 18.05 9209 18.87 16.97 +.42 +1.8 ElevCr N ELVT 4.90 .89 186 4.08 1118 4.34 3.91 -.07 +2.3 EliLilly N LLY 3.40f 1.7 30 218.00 117.06 3848 204.89 16608 206.99 197.96 +3.97 +21.4 EllingtRM N EARN 1.12 9.1 94 13.30 2.70 64 12.25 427 12.92 12.11 -.01 -6.1 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+8.2sEndvSilv g N EXK 98 6.91 .99 6693 5.90 30651 6.91 5.70 -.23 +17.1 Endo Intl Q ENDP 10.89 2.08 8991 7.93 22706 10.73 7.78 -2.57 +10.4 EnerCore A ENCR Energizer N ENR 1.20 2.9 53.19 26.60 866 41.80 4246 45.18 41.14 -2.35 -.9 Energiz pfA N ENRpA 1.88 2.1 108.00 61.60 17 88.92 103 93.28 87.75 -3.54 -.8 Energous Q WATT 7.69 .61 6718 4.36 73294 6.46 4.13 -2.87 +142.2 Engy&Exp N ENXP EngFoc rs Q EFOI 11.60 .81 3593 5.19 5195 6.43 5.00 -.40 +28.8 EnFuel grs A UUUU 6.45 .78 3390 5.19 20619 5.88 4.80 -.58 +21.8sEnrgyRec Q ERII 17.97 6.11 662 17.60 4569 17.97 14.66 +2.31 +29.0 EgyTrnsfr N ET .61m 8.0 12.25 3.75 31250 7.64 189559 8.39 7.00 +.64 +23.6 EnTrfr pf C N ETPpC 25.19 6.24 34 21.80 272 22.18 20.85 +.73 +5.5 EnTrfr pf D N ETPpD 25.35 6.21 31 22.61 203 22.76 21.96 +.57 +6.2 EnTrfr pfE N ETPpE 25.62 8.18 232 22.57 608 23.17 22.07 +.22 +.1sEnerpacTl N EPAC .04 .2 25.96 13.28 353 24.70 1497 25.96 23.37 +1.24 +9.2sEnerpls g N ERF .12e 2.5 6 5.42 1.15 3054 4.84 15163 5.42 4.47 +.39 +54.6 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ETTX 5.64 1.58 263 2.66 2006 3.34 2.57 -.71 +7.7 Entegris Q ENTG .32 .3 77 114.00 38.12 993 105.21 5586 109.50 99.13 -.36 +9.5 EnteraBi Q ENTX 3.35 1.00 221 1.66 1339 1.95 1.56 -.23 +53.7sEntercom N ETM .08 1.8 6 6.35 .75 2509 4.47 16351 6.35 4.23 -1.79 +81.0 EntArk66 N EAI 1.22 4.8 26.85 20.00 20 25.31 159 25.64 25.22 +.05 -3.9 EntArk 52 N EAB 1.23 4.9 26.52 18.63 25.14 Entergy N ETR 3.80f 4.4 38 131.08 75.20 1710 86.81 10289 93.86 86.80 -6.37 -13.1 EntLA 66 N ELC 1.22 4.8 26.96 20.29 37 25.45 104 25.65 25.22 +.14 -5.3 EntLA 63 N ELU 1.18 4.7 26.02 20.13 25.08 EntMS FtM N EMP 27.37 20.26 22 25.61 97 25.64 25.45 +.08 -4.9 EntgyNO N ENO 27.51 22.00 5 25.29 46 25.38 25.27 -.09 -1.0 EntgyNO 52 N ENJ 1.25 4.9 26.16 21.06 1 25.59 17 25.59 25.18 +.62 -.9 EntBcpMA Q EBTC .74f 2.6 13 31.99 19.28 10 29.00 54 30.16 28.36 +.27 +13.5sEntFinSv Q EFSC .72 1.7 15 44.58 21.70 206 43.00 905 44.58 40.51 +2.49 +23.0 EntProdPt N EPD 1.80f 8.4 16 25.32 10.27 9734 21.32 44987 22.32 20.82 -.24 +8.8 Entravisn N EVC .10 3.2 20 3.60 1.10 228 3.13 1427 3.39 3.08 -.24 +13.8 Envela n A ELA 7.42 2.93 91 5.25 361 6.44 5.25 -1.07 +1.0 EnvercBio Q ENVB 6.00 .63 651 3.42 7329 4.44 3.00 -.95 -19.7 AmerHl wt Q AMRHW .84 Envestnet N ENV 78 92.51 45.53 5252 64.02 7024 84.78 61.00 -16.07 -22.2 EnvistaH N NVST 24 41.40 10.08 1721 38.54 6199 39.50 37.41 +.23 +14.3 Enviva N EVA 3.12f 5.9 53.96 20.63 275 53.03 953 53.94 51.06 +.25 +16.8 EnzoBio N ENZ 4.85 1.56 239 2.92 1394 3.45 2.86 -.50 +15.9 EosEn A n Q EOSE 31.95 11.26 1191 21.26 5177 25.16 19.00 -2.31 +2.0tEpizyme Q EPZM 23.61 9.65 1160 9.59 5943 10.97 9.42 -1.01 -11.7 ePlus Q PLUS 11 96.96 42.53 84 94.56 339 95.89 87.39 +4.94 +7.5 EpsilonE Q EPSN 4.44 2.32 27 3.92 200 4.25 3.72 +.02 +5.7 Equifax N EFX 1.56 1.0 38 196.47 103.01 1758 161.88 6560 177.75 161.87 -14.66 -16.1 Equillium Q EQ 27.05 2.20 479 7.05 2293 9.51 6.93 -2.21 +31.8 Equinix Q EQIX 11.48f 1.8 839.77 477.87 979 648.34 5143 677.69 624.03 -29.01 -9.2sEquinor N EQNR .44f 2.3 20.38 8.41 4833 18.96 25640 20.38 17.99 +1.07 +15.5 EquinxGl A EQX 13.66 4.63 2663 8.28 8748 9.27 7.96 -.66 -19.9sEquitHld N EQH .68f 2.3 31.37 9.89 4191 29.57 25574 31.37 28.43 +.88 +15.6 EquitH pfA N EQHpA 27.38 9.25 94 25.51 425 25.98 25.31 -.40 -4.2 EquitMid N ETRN .60e 7 11.66 3.75 5654 7.23 27095 7.83 6.81 -.24 -10.1 EqtyBcsh Q EQBK 28.14 12.49 35 26.00 241 26.98 23.99 +1.97 +20.4 EquityCmw N EQC 2.50e 8 30.97 24.38 978 28.21 3785 29.29 28.15 -.04 +3.4 EqCm pfD N EQCpD 1.63 5.4 31.98 24.10 2 29.91 48 30.52 29.59 -.70 +.1 EqCm pfE N EQCpE 1.81 EqLfPrp N ELS 1.37e 2.2 39 77.48 41.97 1228 61.65 5318 63.45 61.07 -.54 -2.7 EqtyRsd N EQR 2.41 3.7 26 87.19 45.43 3725 65.41 14231 69.80 65.37 -1.56 +10.3 EquusTR N EQS 23 2.32 .74 84 1.84 496 2.15 1.60 -.23 -14.8 Ericsson Q ERIC .07e .6 15.32 6.15 4725 12.53 34877 12.96 12.37 -.32 +4.9 ErieInd Q ERIE 4.14f 1.7 50 266.77 130.20 83 242.10 346 256.16 237.03 -14.06 -1.4 Eros Intl N EROS 6 4.36 1.10 3174 1.83 23814 2.11 1.83 -.23 +.5 ErytechP Q ERYP 13.95 3.50 2 8.60 33 9.30 8.50 -.65 -6.8 Escalade Q ESCA .56f 2.8 15 23.80 4.69 71 19.76 348 22.25 19.75 -1.67 -6.7 EscoTech N ESE .32 .3 27 111.75 62.64 135 105.67 494 110.28 104.02 +.43 +2.4 Esperion Q ESPR 67.59 23.90 700 27.39 3483 30.39 26.23 -2.16 +5.3 Espey A ESP 1.00 5.2 23.00 15.97 1 19.30 14 19.50 18.98 -.20 +2.0 EsqFnHld Q ESQ 26.79 10.83 40 22.32 84 23.00 22.25 -.13 +16.3 EssaPh g Q EPIX 32.69 3.00 202 27.09 1439 27.70 24.29 +.09 +127.1 Essent N ESNT .64 1.6 8 49.53 17.52 1219 41.23 5496 44.30 40.55 -2.99 -4.6 EssentPr N EPRT .92f 4.0 75 26.79 6.08 1759 23.20 7474 24.99 22.51 +.17 +9.4 EssentUtil N WTRG 1.00f 2.4 31 52.91 30.40 1625 42.06 5367 45.81 42.01 -3.51 -11.1 EssenUt un N WTRG/U 68.78 41.66 15 54.54 60 58.07 54.54 -3.58 -12.1 EssexPT N ESS 8.31 3.3 28 329.69 175.81 533 254.79 2753 272.12 254.63 -9.10 +7.3sEstLab Q ESTA 76.91 7.56 85 69.03 441 76.91 65.25 -1.37 +83.4sEsteeLdr N EL 2.12 .7 298.31 137.01 1268 285.86 6479 298.31 283.14 +1.23 +7.4sEthanAl N ETH .84 3.3 47 26.35 8.38 334 25.62 1420 26.35 24.31 +.62 +26.8 Eton Ph Q ETON 10.30 2.50 215 7.91 967 9.63 7.83 -1.78 -2.7 Etrac2xMtg N MORL 3.31e 1384.9 15.27 .23 .24 Et2xDJDiv N DVYL 3.55e 12.0 71.78 15.06 29.65 Etr2xHomb N HOML 78.26 8.44 8.44 EtrCrdOil N OILX 30.66 4.36 5.77 EtHiDLwV N HDLV 2.57e 39.7 29.40 3.33 6.48 Etr2xCEFd N CEFL 2.88 79.1 14.34 1.10 3.64 EtrcDvsHi N DVHL 2.85e 68.6 17.21 1.33 4.15 sEtr EnhGl N FIHD 194.72 76.73 0 184.18 1 194.72 184.18 -7.02 +.3 FI EnhEu N FIEE 167.80 65.19 155.56 165.88 155.56 -7.30 -.3 Etr SP MLP N MLPZ .06p 20.00 1.92 3.95 EtrAlerTRt N AMUB .36p 12.41 3.68 19 9.76 38 10.52 9.67 +.16 +11.9 EtrAlerInf N MLPB .99e 17.20 5.32 31 13.23 97 14.04 12.75 +.12 +11.5sEtrBCmdty N UCIB 18.00 10.20 5 17.17 59 18.00 17.17 +.13 +12.7 EtrWFBsD N BDCZ .91e 20.30 8.87 0 17.75 20 17.85 17.05 +.29 +9.4 EtrMtgReit N MRRL 1.70e 15.29 .20 .21 EtrSCHiDv N SMHD 3.06e 129.1 11.60 2.00 2.37 Etsy Q ETSY 239.47 29.95 11035 220.27 23261 232.29 191.00 -7.00 +23.8 EuroTech Q CLWT .42e 18 7.56 1.55 51 5.04 485 6.84 5.02 -1.55 +56.5 EuroDry Q EDRY 12 13.20 2.98 22 7.53 288 9.83 7.26 -2.30 +37.4 Euronav N EURN 2.41e 4 12.47 7.21 1195 8.83 6496 9.49 8.77 -.65 +10.4sEuronet Q EEFT 158.20 61.27 214 150.31 1229 158.20 145.05 +2.01 +3.7 EuroEqFd N EEA .14e 1.4 10.90 5.73 15 10.43 54 10.58 10.25 -.15 +.3 Euros h Q ESEA 11.99 1.23 33 7.15 266 10.04 7.11 -2.24 +31.7 EvansBc A EVBN 1.20f 3.1 15 40.23 20.50 22 32.40 121 33.25 29.15 +2.92 +17.6 EveloBio Q EVLO 19.93 3.01 358 12.17 1145 15.22 11.91 -2.67 +.7sEventbr N EB 22.34 5.71 2679 19.87 10210 22.34 18.94 -.05 +9.8 Ever-Glory Q EVK 6 8.30 .61 260 3.28 1133 4.85 3.21 -.85 +8.3 EverQuo Q EVER 63.44 21.00 368 48.98 2980 52.98 44.44 +.83 +31.1 Everbrdg Q EVBG 178.98 94.01 439 153.23 2844 168.87 149.20 -7.66 +2.8 Evercore N EVR 2.44f 2.0 22 126.58 33.25 606 119.77 2655 125.77 116.23 +1.83 +9.2 EverestRe N RE 6.20 2.6 19 287.44 157.32 391 241.81 1450 248.06 236.58 +2.51 +3.3 Evergy N EVRG 2.14f 4.0 24 73.24 42.01 3491 53.63 13263 55.56 51.92 -.60 -3.4sEveriHldgs N EVRI 15.64 1.55 1262 15.11 5440 15.64 14.38 -.09 +9.4 EversrceE N ES 2.27f 2.9 26 98.92 60.69 2347 79.48 9773 82.44 77.74 -1.98 -8.1 EvrspnTc Q MRAM 9.01 1.75 206 5.67 1204 6.87 5.40 -1.22 +23.3 Evertec N EVTC .20 .5 32 42.35 18.21 665 38.90 2131 39.15 36.24 +1.89 -1.1 EvofemBio Q EVFM 6.87 1.91 2528 3.87 16229 4.75 3.71 -.75 +60.6 Evogene Q EVGN 10.24 .75 1287 5.87 10500 8.25 5.45 -2.55 +24.9 EvokePhm Q EVOK 6.06 .79 398 2.95 2088 3.52 2.90 -.47 +14.3sEvolentH N EVH 20.89 3.50 1653 20.15 4485 22.35 18.81 +.85 +25.7 Evolus Q EOLS 14.81 2.85 1051 12.11 8523 12.65 9.55 -.18 +260.4 EvolPetrol A EPM .10m 2.8 6 5.12 2.09 158 3.55 837 3.80 3.31 +.20 +24.6 EvolvgSys Q EVOL .44 15.7 28 3.55 .56 64 2.81 472 3.28 2.43 -.32 +42.6 EvoquaWt N AQUA 31.63 7.09 1347 24.55 9003 25.70 23.83 -.12 -9.0 ExOne Q XONE 66.48 3.55 1627 34.10 10536 48.97 31.51 -10.04 +259.3 ExactSci h Q EXAS 159.54 35.25 1954 136.12 9075 146.55 126.00 -11.69 +2.7 Exagen Q XGN 22.99 10.29 15 18.29 92 19.97 17.59 +.21 +38.6 ExantasCap N XAN .90f 20.7 11.21 .95 4.34 +8.8 ExTrRobo N ROBO .07e .1 72.28 28.27 157 65.20 1047 69.57 64.52 -4.63 +7.1 GlHlthTc N HTEC 52.34 19.55 71 45.91 426 49.13 45.06 -3.70 +5.0 ExTTactUS N HTUS 30.42 13.67 0 29.30 9 29.88 29.26 -.44 +.6 ETEMeCmc N EMQQ .02p 81.73 26.00 482 70.80 2700 77.71 69.39 -9.14 +11.4 ExelaTc rs Q XELA 3.45 .26 1379 2.16 5052 2.59 1.99 -.43 +73.5 Exelixis Q EXEL 62 27.80 13.67 1764 21.66 8310 22.84 21.29 -.55 +7.9 Exelon Q EXC 1.53 4.0 15 50.47 29.28 8766 38.60 37167 41.26 38.36 -2.78 -8.6 Exicure Q XCUR 3.30 .96 344 2.17 2075 2.55 2.12 -.35 +22.6 ExlSvcHld Q EXLS 64 89.29 40.61 242 84.62 879 85.00 78.20 +4.07 -.6sExpedia Q EXPE 1.36 .8 74 166.57 40.76 5158 161.00 18831 166.57 153.10 +2.08 +21.6 ExpdIntl Q EXPD 1.04f 1.1 16 98.37 52.55 1593 91.84 7108 93.98 91.10 -1.60 -3.4 ExperInv Q EXPC 19.88 9.28 2186 15.27 10195 17.75 13.75 -2.68 +37.8 ExperIn un Q EXPCU 22.98 9.35 1 16.52 8 19.13 14.70 -2.65 +40.0sExponent Q EXPO .76 .8 62 100.94 58.03 252 96.47 1199 100.94 95.16 +.86 +7.2 Express N EXPR 8 13.97 .57 13167 2.69 134956 3.97 2.17 +.32 +195.6sExtendStay Q STAY .04 .2 32 16.47 5.35 1728 16.09 6634 16.80 15.49 +.22 +8.6 Exterran N EXTN 16 8.93 3.23 235 5.47 1637 5.81 5.17 +.10 +23.8sExtraSpce N EXR 3.60 2.9 30 131.59 72.70 1144 125.70 5684 131.59 118.39 +6.07 +8.5sExtrctOil n Q XOG 36.35 18.00 14 33.65 263 36.35 32.91 -1.85 +12.2 ExtrmNet Q EXTR 11.12 1.43 1517 9.17 8371 9.97 8.97 -.30 +33.1 ExxonMbl N XOM 3.48 6.4 70 57.80 30.11 34771 54.37 167014 57.25 52.59 +2.00 +31.9 EyePtPh rs Q EYPT 15.06 3.51 326 10.81 1772 13.44 9.42 -2.46 +64.3 Eyegate wt Q EYEGW .18 Eyegate Q EYEG 8.18 3.20 85 5.54 323 7.12 5.52 -1.60 +12.4 Eyenovia Q EYEN 7.72 1.11 204 5.93 621 7.03 5.84 -1.08 -2.1 Ezcorp Q EZPW 5 6.84 3.41 483 4.80 2483 5.28 4.79 -.06 +.2tEZGO Tc n Q EZGO 19.44 6.96 158 7.45 1303 8.94 6.96 -1.62 -58.9 Continued on next page Continued from previous page NYSE, NYSE American and Nasdaq Exchanges Exch. 52-week Vol 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F -: FstarTh Q FSTX 12.20 .80 81 8.27 283 10.34 8.01 -1.39 -16.2 F5 Netwks Q FFIV 39 213.80 79.78 752 189.98 5271 197.95 182.41 -8.83 +8.0 FAT Br Q FAT .48b 5.6 11.40 1.72 35 8.54 388 8.98 7.34 -.52 +43.5sFB Finl N FBK .44f 1.0 16 44.84 14.38 218 42.41 1089 44.84 40.06 +1.90 +22.1 FBL Fn N FFG 2.00 3.5 18 58.37 29.01 37 57.04 268 57.75 56.40 +.29 +8.6 FFBW Q FFBW 10.68 FLIR Sys Q FLIR .68 1.3 27 57.47 23.85 1260 53.40 6217 55.73 53.10 -2.33 +21.8 FMC Corp N FMC 1.92f 1.9 27 123.66 56.77 1948 101.69 6172 106.29 101.21 -3.56 -11.5sFNBCp PA N FNB .48 4.1 11 12.70 5.05 2728 11.83 13279 12.70 11.60 +.19 +24.5 FNB FL pfE N FNBpE 31.69 15.25 9 27.49 55 28.80 27.33 +.02 -3.2 FNCB Bc Q FNCB .24f 3.4 14 7.98 5.08 22 7.04 117 7.98 7.04 -.06 +10.0 FRP Hldgs Q FRPH 66 49.59 30.00 27 45.14 74 47.94 45.14 -1.66 -.9sFS Bncp Q FSBW 1.04f 1.7 13 61.71 27.50 13 60.63 78 61.71 58.52 +1.28 +10.6 FS KKR rs N FSK 6 24.72 7.60 696 19.19 3130 19.55 18.34 +.67 +15.9 FSD PhB Q HUGE 14.00 1.28 1596 2.06 9503 2.49 1.93 -.43 +32.1 FTI Cnslt N FCN 50 144.10 94.87 510 114.55 2909 118.40 107.17 +5.40 +2.5 FTS Int rs A FTSI 25.00 3.02 95 19.15 408 19.19 17.17 +1.92 -.3 FVCBkcp Q FVCB 28 18.18 9.27 21 15.80 151 17.98 14.99 -.43 +7.5 Fabrinet N FN 28 90.61 44.00 188 88.33 896 90.33 86.50 +.19 +13.8 Facebook Q FB 29 304.67 137.10 26571 257.62 103591 267.46 254.04 -3.94 -5.7 FactsetR N FDS 3.08f 1.0 34 363.64 195.22 370 303.91 1262 310.82 294.21 -9.00 -8.6 FairIsaac N FICO .08 90 530.95 177.65 329 457.55 1290 469.08 441.53 -16.27 -10.5 FalcCpAc n Q FCAC 12.81 9.97 1200 10.89 10258 12.77 10.50 -1.03 +3.3 FalcCpAc un Q FCACU 13.74 10.01 20 11.66 170 13.50 11.25 -1.05 +9.2 FalcMinrl Q FLMN .45e 11.4 4.43 1.60 213 3.95 1416 4.40 3.88 -.11 +25.4 FangddN Q DUO 129.04 5.66 136 7.05 668 8.73 6.82 -1.78 -6.5 Fanhua Q FANH 1.00m 7.6 14 23.27 11.79 71 13.14 243 16.30 13.00 -1.46 +9.1 FarPtAc un N FPAC/U 15.87 8.55 10.76 Farfetch N FTCH 73.87 5.99 11733 65.88 36127 71.21 58.00 -7.47 +3.2 FarmerBrs Q FARM 13.87 3.40 351 7.81 2006 8.09 6.50 +1.28 +67.2 FarmMer Q FMAO .68 3.0 13 29.37 17.40 12 23.05 49 23.69 22.77 +.25 +.2 FarmersNB Q FMNB .44 3.2 14 16.04 9.82 69 13.84 403 14.74 13.62 +.01 +4.3sFarmland N FPI .20 1.7 12.30 5.05 304 11.96 1347 12.30 11.45 +.37 +37.5 Farmln pfB N FPIpB 1.50 5.8 26.25 17.01 6 25.99 44 26.00 25.55 +.20 +1.6sFaroTech Q FARO 97.88 35.15 140 93.46 886 97.88 87.65 +1.26 +32.3 Fastenal Q FAST 1.12f 2.4 35 51.89 26.72 4490 46.37 16573 47.29 45.72 -.86 -5.0 FateThera Q FATE 121.16 16.75 1195 89.72 6045 108.03 84.02 -20.46 -1.3 FathHold n Q FTHM 56.81 8.62 88 43.58 331 51.63 42.22 -7.34 +20.9 Fauquier Q FBSS .50 2.5 18 21.19 11.27 1 20.12 34 20.50 19.35 +.20 +15.8 FedExCp N FDX 2.60 1.0 305.66 88.69 1738 254.50 8668 262.97 245.38 -.14 -2.0 FedNatHld Q FNHC .36 5.2 6 14.86 4.60 98 6.92 427 7.69 6.70 -.60 +16.9sFedAgric N AGM 3.20 3.7 86.46 40.05 79 86.25 270 90.70 82.51 +3.14 +16.2 FdAgricA N AGM/A 2.80 3.7 23 79.24 41.26 0 76.00 1 77.76 72.31 +4.88 +16.5 FAgMt pfC N AGMpC 1.50 5.7 28.65 19.90 0 26.24 4 26.77 25.96 -.51 -3.1 FdAgM pfD N AGMpD 28.02 19.03 24 26.51 59 27.25 26.32 -.36 -2.4 FedRlty N FRT 4.24f 4.2 44 129.19 64.11 897 101.17 4746 106.90 99.21 +1.46 +18.9 FedRlt pfC N FRTpC 1.25 4.8 27.19 16.01 12 25.87 82 25.90 25.41 -.03 sFedSignl N FSS .32 .9 35 38.92 23.32 293 36.41 1616 38.92 36.03 +.33 +9.8 FedHerm B N FHI 1.08 4.0 35.25 13.06 985 26.72 3814 28.62 26.58 -.88 -7.5 FedPMu N FMN .88 6.2 16.76 10.01 16 14.27 166 14.40 14.00 -.14 -3.6 FenncPhr Q FENC 10.67 4.65 70 7.32 324 8.36 7.27 -.76 -1.7 Ferrari N RACE 1.03 .5 233.66 127.73 389 197.38 1593 198.66 192.18 -.91 -14.0 Ferro N FOE 13 16.47 7.52 733 15.87 2196 16.40 15.18 +.36 +8.5 Ferrogl Q GSM .24 6.4 6 4.49 .35 1944 3.74 14316 4.06 3.04 +.43 +128.0 FG FinlGr Q FGF 45 6.40 2.80 16 4.52 183 5.40 4.42 -.80 +7.1 FG FinGr pf Q FGFPP 2.00 8.0 27.45 17.60 1 25.13 4 25.70 24.28 +.67 +5.7 FibroGen Q FGEN 57.21 22.65 647 50.03 3772 54.25 48.78 -2.03 +34.9 FidCorpBd N FCOR 1.58 2.9 58.20 44.10 88 54.98 421 55.56 54.26 -.61 -3.9 FidLtdTm N FLTB .98 1.9 52.90 45.81 30 52.47 247 52.80 52.33 -.29 -.8 FidTotBd N FBND 1.20e 2.3 55.41 45.08 297 52.98 1792 53.34 52.53 -.36 -2.3 FidD&D Q FDBC 1.20f 2.4 19 70.97 30.50 15 50.70 34 60.80 50.70 -4.75 -21.2 FidCnsDis N FDIS .40e .5 77.88 31.21 119 73.35 907 76.31 72.00 -3.33 +2.6 FidCnsStpl N FSTA .87e 2.2 40.80 28.26 93 38.73 509 39.97 38.73 -.98 -4.8 FidStInfl N FCPI 30.01 16.59 8 26.18 36 27.23 26.00 -.89 +2.3 FidEnergy N FENY .53e 4.1 13.81 6.00 1144 12.99 6463 13.72 12.50 +.50 +28.0sFidFinan N FNCL .60e 1.3 48.57 24.51 1172 46.48 2401 48.57 46.27 -.09 +10.1 FidSmMd N FSMD 33.08 15.86 10 31.18 57 32.20 30.82 -.57 +8.7 FidTarInt N FDEV 28.74 18.89 2 27.13 13 28.25 27.13 -1.12 -1.7 FidTarEm N FDEM 29.72 17.31 11 27.38 63 28.78 27.29 -1.70 +.3 FidHlthCre N FHLC .70e 1.2 61.26 35.74 388 58.00 1052 59.52 57.61 -1.46 +.4sFidIndls N FIDU .56e 1.2 50.08 24.75 71 48.48 596 50.08 48.26 -.57 +3.1sFid Val N FVAL 43.41 23.89 31 42.13 354 43.41 42.00 -.82 +3.7 Fid Qual N FQAL 45.06 25.64 35 43.49 218 44.70 43.25 -1.14 +1.1 FidInfoTch N FTEC .42e .4 113.00 53.00 405 105.31 1975 109.31 103.50 -5.10 +.8 Fid Moment N FDMO 48.84 25.59 17 44.86 193 46.96 44.00 -2.17 +1.5 Fid LowVol N FDLO 43.58 26.22 22 42.07 189 43.05 41.94 -.94 -1.5sFid RisR N FDRR 39.25 22.23 65 38.20 374 39.25 38.10 -.48 +3.8sFid CoreD N FDVV 34.88 19.51 72 33.69 443 34.88 33.54 -.28 +5.0 FidMsciRE N FREL .86e 3.3 29.75 16.54 246 26.32 1224 27.40 26.31 -.30 +3.7 FidUtils N FUTY 1.21e 3.2 45.75 28.30 199 37.95 852 40.00 37.95 -2.07 -6.5 FidTelecm N FCOM .76e 1.6 50.57 25.43 51 48.82 329 50.10 48.04 -.82 +7.3 FidelMatls N FMAT .53e 1.3 43.12 20.76 65 41.00 517 42.73 40.75 -.87 +2.2 FidNasdIdx Q ONEQ 2.29e .4 549.00 257.38 42 512.11 302 533.51 504.73 -25.82 +2.1 FidlNatFn N FNF 1.44f 3.8 14 43.84 19.00 4578 38.28 17597 41.87 38.27 -2.19 -2.1 FidNatInfo N FIS 1.56f 1.1 156.73 91.68 4182 138.00 26401 141.00 129.55 +7.01 -2.4 FidusInvst Q FDUS 1.20 8.0 10 15.30 4.45 244 15.02 792 15.19 13.94 +1.05 +14.7 FidsInv23 Q FDUSL 1.47 5.8 26.78 12.74 25.31 Fidus24 Q FDUSZ 1.50 5.9 28.38 13.85 1 25.42 24 25.75 25.39 -.49 +.6 FidusIn24 Q FDUSG 1.34 5.2 25.94 14.06 0 25.56 4 25.76 25.31 +.07 +.4 FiestaRst Q FRGI 24 17.78 2.72 73 15.26 491 16.45 14.61 -1.11 +33.9sFifthThird Q FITB 1.08 3.1 12 36.85 11.10 9866 34.69 40838 36.85 34.31 +.15 +25.8 FifthT pf Q FITBO 1.66 6.5 28.49 10.50 61 25.44 163 26.07 25.19 -.54 -8.2 51job Q JOBS 33 80.50 53.94 312 65.60 1976 69.89 63.15 -4.10 -6.3 FinSrvAc Q FSRV 19.65 9.20 1194 14.09 4709 16.90 13.18 -2.83 +12.7 FnSrvAc un Q FSRVU 22.86 9.12 1 16.30 29 19.95 16.30 -2.70 +12.4 FinTcAc3 Q FTAC 12.25 9.75 11.37 FnTcAcIV A Q FTIV 17.44 5.00 424 10.60 2011 11.34 10.56 -.64 -6.2 FnTcAc4 un Q FTIVU 13.99 10.00 0 10.75 5 12.29 10.75 -.86 -9.9 FnTcAcV A Q FTCV 11.49 10.17 235 11.16 895 11.40 10.69 +.06 +4.6 FnTcAcV un Q FTCVU 12.00 10.25 70 11.60 295 11.80 11.24 -.25 +8.7 FinVolut N FINV .19p 8.16 1.22 2050 5.62 13417 7.20 4.67 -1.12 +110.5 FnclInst Q FISI 1.04 3.8 12 30.36 12.78 100 27.38 515 28.15 26.64 +.57 +21.7 FireEye Q FEYE 25.53 7.54 3949 19.32 20545 21.02 18.86 -1.49 -16.2 FstAFin N FAF 1.84f 3.5 9 66.78 29.36 1190 52.54 7146 57.11 51.60 -4.32 +1.8sFstBcpPR N FBP .28f 2.7 23 11.25 3.50 1644 10.49 9286 11.25 10.29 +.11 +13.8 FstBcpME Q FNLC 1.24f 4.9 27.80 17.62 21 25.56 89 27.35 24.76 +.78 +.6sFtBcpNC Q FBNC .72 1.8 14 42.05 17.32 127 40.27 601 42.05 38.72 +1.18 +19.0sFstBcMiss Q FBMS .52f 1.6 13 34.48 15.27 49 32.07 248 34.48 31.57 -.68 +3.9 FstBkNJ Q FRBA .12 1.1 12 13.08 6.00 57 10.55 323 11.64 9.81 -.09 +12.5 FstBusey Q BUSE .92f 4.0 13 25.03 11.00 150 22.89 715 24.00 22.48 +.30 +6.2 FBusnFn Q FBIZ .72f 3.2 9 25.58 12.86 17 22.20 95 22.89 21.50 +.52 +20.6 FrstCap Q FCAP 1.04f 2.2 17 81.71 42.72 6 48.05 20 51.55 48.05 -3.30 -20.7 FstCash Q FCFS 1.08 1.7 21 85.96 51.15 199 63.32 1015 66.62 62.29 +.50 -9.6 FtChoBc Q FCBP 1.00 5.1 10 24.30 10.25 21 19.79 134 20.78 19.60 -.16 +7.0sFCtzBA Q FCNCA 1.88f .3 37 795.80 276.08 75 737.89 353 795.80 727.70 -26.11 +28.5sFstCwlth N FCF .44 3.3 16 14.15 6.77 795 13.41 3575 14.15 12.95 +.34 +22.6 FCmtyBsh Q FCBC 1.00 3.9 12 30.34 17.21 73 25.66 244 27.58 24.59 +.92 +18.9 FCmtyCp Q FCCO .48 2.7 13 21.37 12.23 35 17.82 82 18.33 16.94 +.70 +4.9 1stCnstBn Q FCCY .36 2.1 10 20.97 9.01 15 17.55 58 19.51 17.25 +.10 +10.6 FtEagAlt Q FCRD .40m 10.1 4 6.68 1.56 29 3.97 222 4.04 3.88 -.06 +8.8sFFnclOH Q FFBC .92 4.1 12 24.00 10.83 444 22.43 2113 24.00 21.87 +.69 +28.0sFtFnBksh Q FFIN .52f 1.2 41 47.45 20.70 620 44.66 2252 47.45 43.41 +.96 +23.5sFstFnIN Q THFF 1.08f 2.5 11 44.19 27.62 67 42.38 205 44.19 41.80 +.42 +9.1 FstFnNwst Q FFNW .44f 3.3 15 15.20 7.90 7 13.28 57 13.36 12.90 +.43 +16.5sFstFound Q FFWM .36f 1.6 12 24.23 8.01 186 22.85 805 24.23 21.90 +.67 +14.3 FstGtyBc Q FGBI .64 3.9 21.29 11.29 6 16.56 52 17.80 16.53 -.44 -6.8sFsHawaii Q FHB 1.04 3.7 14 29.99 13.56 722 27.89 3736 29.99 27.33 +.40 +18.3sFstHorizon N FHN .60 3.7 9 17.26 6.27 6355 16.20 36557 17.26 15.88 -.20 +27.0 FstHrz pfA N FHNpA 1.55 6.1 26.80 14.50 2 25.45 29 25.56 25.20 +.06 -4.3 FstHoriz pfB N FHNpB 28.34 24.00 2 26.32 21 27.55 26.32 -.98 -6.2 FstHoriz pfC N FHNpC 28.98 24.65 3 27.01 8 27.52 26.56 +.29 -5.8 FstInRT N FR 1.08f 2.5 26 45.00 25.89 1915 42.71 5866 43.64 41.83 +.36 +1.4 FIntntBcp Q INBK .24 .7 15 34.75 10.47 33 32.75 181 34.32 32.17 -.09 +14.0 FIntBc26 Q INBKL 1.50 5.9 26.46 15.51 25.37 3 25.42 25.27 +.11 +.7 FIntnBc29 Q INBKZ 1.50 5.9 27.70 13.17 25.47 9 26.39 25.40 -.53 -1.1sFstIntBc A Q FIBK 1.64f 3.6 17 47.47 24.50 217 45.42 1509 47.47 44.07 +1.06 +11.4 FMajSilv g N AG 24.01 4.17 11230 18.01 50212 20.63 17.35 +.52 +34.0sFstMerch Q FRME 1.04 2.5 14 45.29 21.18 206 42.05 1280 45.29 41.58 -.07 +12.4 FstMidBcs Q FMBH .82f 2.3 16 37.81 18.60 61 36.39 353 37.50 34.19 +1.36 +8.1sFMidBc Q FMBI .56 2.8 21 20.67 10.31 1245 19.78 4774 20.67 18.56 +1.09 +24.2 FMidBc pfA Q FMBIP 28.30 24.28 2 27.67 51 27.69 27.27 +.27 -2.2 FMidB pfC Q FMBIO 28.56 24.05 36 27.87 74 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.90 9.0 11.53 7.68 58 10.05 508 10.53 9.74 -.28 -4.7 FT MCGr N FNY .15e .2 75.47 30.10 44 68.97 430 72.89 67.72 -4.56 +5.5 FT AsiaPc Q FPA 1.01e 2.9 35.33 16.83 34.86 1 34.96 34.60 -.03 +9.8 FT Europe Q FEP .65e 1.7 40.77 20.89 39 38.99 169 40.28 38.94 -1.10 +2.2 FT LatAm Q FLN 2.01e 11.4 21.29 9.65 2 17.60 15 18.81 17.57 -1.25 -9.3 FT Brazil Q FBZ 1.62e 13.7 16.05 7.03 1 11.78 37 12.79 11.76 -1.13 -12.1 FT China Q FCA .68e 2.3 31.90 19.19 9 29.70 182 31.53 29.68 -1.93 +3.2 FT Japan Q FJP .77e 1.5 54.12 34.25 4 51.54 28 54.12 51.54 -2.24 -.1 FT DevMkt Q FDT .96e 1.7 60.90 33.30 38 57.68 160 60.24 57.66 -2.61 +2.0 FT EmMkt Q FEM .64e 2.5 27.97 15.26 1115 25.90 1926 27.53 25.90 -1.89 +2.5 FT Germny Q FGM 1.04e 2.0 53.36 24.38 6 51.05 12 52.65 51.05 -1.95 -.4sFT MCVal N FNK .40e 1.0 41.43 17.87 72 39.90 301 41.43 39.58 -.04 +11.6sFT UK Q FKU 1.57e 3.9 41.96 18.96 6 40.04 55 41.96 39.55 -.52 +6.1 FT Switzld Q FSZ .78e 1.3 63.60 36.05 4 60.89 16 62.64 60.89 -1.65 +.9 FT IndNif50 Q FTW 1.47e 3.8 39.03 FT SCGr N FYC .04e .1 77.09 26.84 164 70.69 489 74.55 68.76 -3.95 +14.6 FT EmMSC Q FEMS 1.65e 3.8 45.20 21.98 609 43.32 750 44.97 43.00 -1.63 +5.4 FTDvMkSC Q FDTS .97e 2.2 45.46 22.32 2 43.20 43 45.41 43.10 -1.75 +1.7sFT SCVal N FYT .26e .5 49.20 18.92 24 47.38 275 49.20 46.79 +.37 +14.0 FT EurzAlp Q FEUZ .50e 1.2 44.77 22.92 1 43.09 8 43.96 43.04 -1.17 +2.1 FT MegaCp N FMK .44e 1.0 43.39 25.48 42.92 FstT BICK Q BICK .34e .9 42.51 17.48 14 39.01 35 41.04 38.94 -2.86 +3.7sFTEurSelDv N FDD 1.09e 8.1 13.94 8.31 87 13.45 404 13.94 13.43 +.07 +4.6sFTDJMic N FDM .49e .9 59.17 26.31 31 56.37 128 59.17 55.28 -1.42 +17.7 FT DynEq N FDEU 1.45 11.9 14.82 7.22 43 12.22 203 12.48 12.10 +.01 +3.6 FtTrInOp Q FCEF .36 1.6 23.81 12.54 5 23.15 18 23.61 23.02 -.49 +2.7 FtTrMun Q MCEF 20.96 14.18 0 19.97 4 20.15 19.75 -.35 -1.3sFtTEqCom N ERM 23.19 13.74 1 22.40 3 23.19 22.40 -.18 +7.0sFtT EqTact N TERM 20.16 12.30 0 19.57 4 20.16 19.57 -.12 +7.2 FtTrOpp Q FIXD 1.52 2.8 58.74 45.38 1429 53.58 4855 53.96 52.95 -.34 -2.1 FtTrDpBf N DAUG 33.48 25.95 21 33.22 79 33.47 33.07 -.17 +.3sFtTrBuff N FAUG 35.44 24.12 15 35.01 81 35.44 34.77 -.23 +.8 FTNsdGrid Q GRID .19e .2 87.96 35.96 87 84.90 391 86.92 82.35 -1.61 +4.8 FTMltAInc Q MDIV 1.20e 7.8 18.07 9.01 67 15.40 540 15.89 15.40 -.15 +2.5 FT PfdSec N FPE 1.02e 5.1 20.39 10.40 1407 20.08 9071 20.31 19.90 -.25 -.5 FTNsqTDv Q TDIV .86e 1.7 53.46 30.60 66 51.05 242 52.54 50.81 -1.63 +3.2 FTLwDOpp Q LMBS 1.41 2.7 52.96 49.52 909 51.32 4718 51.43 51.04 -.07 -.3 FT BuyInc Q FTHI .96 4.7 22.49 10.63 17 20.40 45 20.97 20.28 -.36 +1.1 FT StratInc Q FDIV 2.34 4.9 50.73 37.26 4 47.60 171 48.60 47.49 -.99 -.5 FT HdgBuy Q FTLB .66 3.2 21.89 18.76 1 20.45 2 20.73 20.45 -.20 +1.2 FTEnhSht Q FTSM 1.32 2.2 72.28 56.43 648 59.99 3798 60.05 59.98 -.06 -.1sFT RisDiv Q RDVY .40e .9 44.21 21.33 1074 42.65 4813 44.21 42.34 -.19 +6.8 FT SSICv Q FCVT .48a .9 55.99 24.20 57 52.54 189 55.20 51.64 -2.60 +7.3 FT DWF5 Q FV .18e .4 45.22 19.04 205 43.12 624 44.64 42.28 -1.70 +6.5 FT SPIntDv Q FID .86e 5.1 17.67 11.12 4 16.94 45 17.38 16.90 -.11 +4.2sFT AmIndR Q AIRR .08e .2 40.03 16.58 43 38.39 350 40.03 38.04 +.16 +13.1 FT AI Rob Q ROBT .07p 59.72 22.51 31 53.66 261 57.25 53.37 -3.86 +7.0sFT US Eq Q RNDV .35e 1.3 26.78 14.72 1 26.48 2 26.78 26.48 -.14 +7.7sFT SmCap Q RNSC .22e .8 28.07 12.64 0 27.15 7 28.07 27.04 +.27 +12.9sFT MdCap Q RNMC .19e 27.18 12.91 1 26.28 13 27.18 26.13 -.05 +7.8sFT LgCap Q RNLC .18e 29.46 15.84 28.84 5 29.46 28.77 -.31 +5.4 FT EM Sl N RNEM 48.96 34.19 47.94 3 48.67 47.80 -.72 +2.6 FT EM Sl Q RNEM 1.25e 48.12 FT DevInt Q RNDM .45e 54.30 34.29 0 52.85 4 53.65 52.85 -.86 +.7 sFTNsTrn ef Q FTXR .33e 1.1 31.21 12.20 111 30.29 661 31.21 29.49 -.44 +8.0 FTNsSem ef Q FTXL .14e .2 69.92 27.47 15 65.48 69 67.95 63.00 -2.91 +9.5 FsTrNsRt ef Q FTXD .82e 2.8 32.42 16.30 6 29.62 55 30.89 29.41 -1.81 +5.3 FTNasPh ef Q FTXH .51e 2.0 27.16 16.28 14 25.79 51 26.55 25.55 -.52 +.1sFTNsOil ef Q FTXN .37e 2.5 16.13 6.48 39 14.97 170 16.13 14.20 +.40 +28.8 FTNaFood ef Q FTXG .32e 1.3 26.13 15.07 23 24.35 30 25.55 24.20 -1.04 +5.1sFTNsBk ef Q FTXO .40e 1.3 32.07 13.37 205 30.01 918 32.07 29.64 +.26 +26.2 FTDorW Q FVC .17e .5 34.60 14.69 36 33.09 97 34.24 32.66 -1.30 +6.5 FT DWInt Q IFV .32e 1.4 24.71 11.08 37 23.12 167 24.11 22.97 -1.10 +4.1 FT LgShEq N FTLS .16e .4 47.02 34.82 23 45.55 105 46.79 45.34 -1.04 +4.5 FTEMCur Q FEMB 2.68e 7.5 38.62 28.26 103 35.55 423 38.51 35.41 -1.82 -6.6 FT MunHI Q FMHI 1.68 3.1 55.34 42.51 15 53.96 242 54.91 53.87 -.79 +.5 FT RivAsia Q RFAP 1.14e 1.9 59.73 36.61 58.65 1 59.59 58.65 -1.08 +1.7 FT RivDev Q RFDI 1.09e 1.7 67.59 39.08 215 64.48 237 66.79 64.35 -2.48 +.1 FT RvfrDyE Q RFEM 1.12e 1.5 78.24 42.32 8 73.26 68 76.04 72.83 -4.56 +6.1 FT RivEur Q RFEU .95e 1.4 68.81 38.28 0 67.51 1 67.51 67.40 -.45 +4.0 FT PfInc N FPEI 20.71 14.09 85 20.32 620 20.58 20.22 -.24 -.3 FT CA Mun Q FCAL 1.50 2.8 55.45 45.32 6 53.72 58 55.10 53.44 -.74 -.7 FT VolIn N HDMV 32.91 23.24 27 30.17 183 30.93 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21.45 6848 28.70 17.94 -4.64 +138.3 FvPntHld N FPH 8.84 3.62 186 6.56 424 6.86 6.37 +.09 +20.1sFivePrime Q FPRX 26.25 1.75 690 22.23 6504 26.25 21.88 -1.59 +30.7 FiveStar Q FVE 9.25 2.13 273 6.68 1371 8.89 6.61 -1.22 -3.2 Five9 Q FIVN 194.04 52.51 1471 185.24 8645 189.97 158.00 -5.23 +6.2 FlagstarB N FBC .24f .6 14 47.92 16.76 591 43.39 2841 45.89 42.69 -1.65 +6.5 F&C DynPf N DFP 1.92 6.7 30.18 11.00 39 28.70 260 29.48 28.39 -.57 -1.3 FlrtyPfdInc N PFD 1.08 6.2 20.88 7.34 25 17.54 318 18.75 16.29 -1.12 -7.4 FlrtyPfdOp N PFO .88 7.0 14.12 6.01 18 12.43 137 13.05 12.23 -.61 -5.3 FlrtyPfdSc N FFC 1.63 7.4 23.85 9.01 66 22.12 443 22.44 21.77 -.22 -5.6 FlrtyTotR N FLC 1.63 7.1 24.48 8.87 14 22.85 126 23.60 22.50 -.69 -3.5 Flanign A BDL .30f 1.3 12 26.64 8.50 2 24.00 10 25.28 23.82 -.87 +21.5 Fleetcor N FLT 33 303.31 168.51 705 277.31 3860 292.70 270.01 +3.93 +1.6 Flex LNG N FLNG .10p 9.68 Flex Ltd Q FLEX 27 20.04 5.36 4672 18.19 20715 18.98 17.42 -.79 +1.2sFlexUSTilt N TILT 1.74e 1.1 157.89 78.76 8 153.36 90 157.89 153.36 -2.53 +6.0 FlxEmgTilt N TLTE 1.26e 2.1 64.19 33.83 7 61.21 114 63.21 61.00 -2.74 +5.2sFlxUpstNR N GUNR .67e 1.9 37.35 18.70 2861 35.52 9862 37.35 35.24 -.56 +9.2 Flx3yrTips N TDTT .39e 1.5 26.36 23.10 73 26.25 941 26.32 26.09 +.03 +.6 Flx5yrTips N TDTF .54e 2.0 28.07 23.44 61 27.66 292 27.80 27.39 -.05 -.5 Flx EmQl N QLVE 31.43 18.56 0 27.29 2 28.07 27.15 -1.26 +2.7 Flx Dv Ql N QLVD 27.11 19.11 0 25.80 3 26.54 25.80 -.79 -2.8 Flx US Ql N QLV 46.71 28.80 2 44.88 19 46.01 44.88 -1.16 -1.5 FlxCoreSl N BNDC 27.59 23.71 3 26.29 56 26.45 26.08 -.21 -2.7sFlxRAstAlo Q ASET 31.47 19.95 2 30.44 7 31.47 30.42 -.51 +2.9 FlxUSCpBd Q SKOR 1.46 2.7 55.41 45.21 6 53.94 161 54.35 53.81 -.41 -1.7 FlxGlbQRE N GQRE 1.33e 2.3 66.89 38.62 2 58.28 35 59.93 58.28 -.67 +1.2 FlxGblInfr N NFRA .95e 1.8 55.27 37.25 226 53.53 604 55.09 53.53 -1.22 -.4sFlxDevTilt N TLTD 1.88e 2.8 70.36 40.32 7 68.11 66 70.36 68.11 -1.29 +3.2 FlxIntDvDf N IQDE 1.15e 5.0 24.08 14.84 7 23.20 28 23.98 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10.00 -.4sFoxWayn un Q FOXWU 10.78 10.10 195 10.73 918 10.92 10.46 +.15 +3.4 Francesc Q FRAN 9.20 1.70 2.22 Franchise Q FRG 1.50f 4.3 37.84 5.75 95 35.08 413 37.29 34.14 -.77 +15.2 FrancoN g N FNV 1.04f 1.0 99 166.11 77.18 915 107.02 3625 116.95 106.75 -4.24 -14.6 FrankCov N FC 34.66 12.61 81 25.71 391 27.00 25.61 -.90 +15.4sFrankElec Q FELE .70f .9 21 78.22 41.25 203 75.06 916 78.22 71.40 +1.44 +8.5 FrankFS Q FRAF 1.20 4.4 9 36.90 19.60 7 27.46 29 28.86 26.40 +1.03 +1.6 FrankLibInt N FLQH 26.99 18.03 1 25.61 22 26.15 25.60 -.56 +1.2 FrankLibEm N FLQE 31.45 19.29 1 29.94 5 31.02 29.81 -1.45 +2.1sFrankLibGl N FLQD 32.53 19.93 31.62 5 32.53 31.62 -.47 +.5 FrankLbGlE N FLQG 37.45 23.26 36.50 2 37.22 36.50 -.73 +1.7 FrnL LoV N FLLV 43.00 26.10 14 41.58 39 42.78 41.58 -.85 -1.7 FrnkIntel n N IQM 49.88 17.62 1 44.56 30 47.75 43.92 -3.51 +2.6 FrnkGen n N HELX 53.47 18.41 6 45.04 38 51.55 44.27 -5.57 +1.7 FrnkDisr n N BUYZ 63.41 17.50 15 55.40 139 62.24 53.80 -6.87 +7.5 FrnL Core N FLCB 26.77 24.19 225 25.48 468 25.70 25.34 -.24 -2.6 FrnkLInvGr N FLCO 27.89 21.31 69 26.02 456 26.26 25.65 -.25 -3.9 FrkL US Eq N FLQL 39.09 23.39 3839 37.82 4032 38.89 37.80 -.91 -.2 FrankL Mun N FLMB 27.75 23.32 2 26.69 224 27.32 26.63 -.65 -2.6 FrnkL MunO N FLMI 26.94 22.62 26.22 22 26.60 26.17 -.42 -.6 FrkL US Sm N FLQS 36.40 17.27 1 35.23 2 36.25 35.23 -.52 +10.7 FrkL USMid N FLQM 40.37 21.40 3 39.01 15 39.96 38.96 -.84 +2.7 FrankRes N BEN 1.08 4.1 8 28.59 14.91 4381 26.17 15327 28.28 25.90 -1.34 +4.7 FrkShDGv A FTSD 1.55e FrkStPrp A FSP .36 7.3 6 7.75 3.34 975 4.96 4905 5.28 4.19 +.76 +13.5 FrkLtdDur A FTF .94e 10.1 9.73 5.56 83 9.35 678 9.60 9.32 -.01 -.7 FrkUnv N FT .40 5.4 8.23 4.65 28 7.32 181 7.53 7.31 -.18 -2.3sFranksIntl N FI .30 6.6 5.27 1.49 1157 4.53 22570 5.27 3.18 +1.35 +65.3tFrazLfie n Q FLAC 12.39 10.20 21 10.22 241 10.99 10.20 -.46 -2.7 FreelnTh n Q FRLN 21.69 14.62 3 14.91 29 16.15 14.91 -.86 -18.3sFrptMcM N FCX 22 39.10 4.82 37772 33.91 148970 39.10 33.15 -3.58 +30.3 FrghtCar lf Q RAIL .36 10.6 4.56 .73 196 3.40 966 3.97 3.20 -.32 +40.9sFreqElec Q FEIM 12.60 5.95 2 11.84 98 12.60 11.66 -.30 +7.7 FreqTher Q FREQ 58.37 14.50 242 49.21 1406 56.47 44.43 -5.80 +39.6 FresenMd N FMS .51e 1.5 46.55 29.17 280 34.50 2093 35.68 34.43 -1.42 -17.0 FDelMnt N FDP .20 .8 11 37.47 20.25 198 25.74 1264 29.31 24.80 +.43 +6.9 Freshpet Q FRPT 173.52 40.79 605 155.88 4538 161.32 133.70 -5.28 +9.8sFriedmInd A FRD .08 1.0 9.90 3.72 12 8.37 567 9.90 7.30 +.99 +22.0 frntdoor Q FTDR 57 58.94 30.06 527 52.37 2374 55.77 52.04 -3.27 +4.3 Continued from previous page NYSE, NYSE American and Nasdaq Exchanges Continued on next page Exch. 52-week Vol Friday Vol Weekly YTD Name Market Symbol Div Yield PE High Low 1000s Last 1000s High Low Chg % Chg Exch. 52-week Vol Friday Vol Weekly YTD Name Market Symbol Div Yield PE High Low 1000s Last 1000s High Low Chg % Chg MONEY & MARKET$Page 8 www.sunnewspapers.net The Sun/Saturday, February 27, 2021 

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Frontlne N FRO .60e 11.95 5.28 1838 6.77 10430 7.34 6.75 -.61 +8.8 FTAC Ol A n Q FTOC 14.50 9.60 1937 11.80 12815 13.14 11.43 -.78 +14.6 FTAC Oly un Q FTOCU 15.74 9.81 82 12.70 387 14.25 12.42 -.85 +16.8 fuboTV n N FUBO 62.29 10.79 9850 35.30 61263 42.85 33.00 -7.65 +26.1 FuelTech h Q FTEK 7.04 .30 966 3.52 4606 4.22 3.28 -.68 -9.3 FuelCell Q FCEL 29.44 1.00 28401 16.94 156278 20.17 13.89 -3.28 +51.7 FulcrThr Q FULC 22.39 7.01 51 12.61 358 15.03 12.34 -2.71 +7.7 FulgentG Q FLGT 189.89 6.70 1488 101.26 9369 132.75 90.04 -31.76 +94.4 FullHseR Q FLL 9.50 .31 269 7.14 2193 8.16 6.82 -.47 +81.7 FullerHB N FUL .65 1.2 23 59.23 23.68 315 56.07 1499 58.57 55.78 -1.44 +8.1sFultonFncl Q FULT .52a 3.4 11 16.43 8.89 1026 15.45 4915 16.43 15.08 +.26 +21.5 Funko Q FNKO 35 14.54 3.12 434 13.58 2319 14.28 11.63 +.47 +30.8tFusFuel n Q HTOO 48.50 15.06 392 15.38 2016 19.42 14.05 -3.82 -16.5 FusionPh n Q FUSN 19.00 10.51 34 11.68 182 12.10 11.31 -.36 -.6 FutuHldg Q FUTU 204.25 8.16 15198 152.79 57589 186.20 146.71 -36.91 +234.0 FutFintch lf Q FTFT 11.29 .65 1896 5.36 17391 8.24 5.15 -3.10 +185.1 FutureFuel N FF .24a 1.6 18 17.86 6.65 188 14.68 880 15.96 14.68 -.71 +15.6sFuweiF Q FFHL 17.12 1.56 105 10.20 484 17.12 9.08 -2.21 -13.6G -:GWilliFood Q WILC 22 25.34 8.75 4 22.50 21 25.10 22.50 -1.82 +5.1 G1Thera Q GTHX 37.07 8.80 1902 22.10 9878 27.00 20.94 -4.79 +22.8 GAMCO s N GBL .08 .4 9 20.98 9.03 14 19.00 105 20.25 17.10 -1.19 +7.1 GAN Ltd n Q GAN 31.81 10.60 1286 25.54 6187 30.27 23.11 -3.88 +25.9sGATX N GATX 2.00f 2.1 23 101.16 50.69 228 95.43 1031 101.16 94.79 -3.49 +14.7 GATX 66 N GMTA 27.69 13.62 8 25.42 51 25.69 25.28 +.07 -4.1 GCM Gros n Q GCMG 15.36 9.00 279 12.45 2034 13.64 12.35 -.58 -6.5 GCP ApT N GCP 52 27.78 14.24 332 24.79 1284 26.06 24.14 -.91 +4.8 GDL Fund N GDL .64 7.2 9.36 4.94 17 8.83 75 9.00 8.77 -.06 +1.3 GDS Hld Q GDS .46p 116.76 43.27 1061 102.16 5813 114.46 100.12 -13.55 +9.1 GFL Env n N GFL 32.25 11.92 1169 31.02 5825 31.88 28.10 +1.06 +6.3 GMAC CpT N 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5.8 26.43 24.00 25.35 GabDiv pfG N GDVpG 1.31 5.1 26.91 20.60 11 25.70 17 25.82 25.61 +.09 -.7 GabDvI pfH N GDVpH 1.34 4.9 28.05 21.08 7 27.17 18 27.58 27.05 -.39 +.1 GabelliET N GAB .60 9.0 6.84 2.89 705 6.64 3392 6.67 6.41 +.17 +5.9 GabllE pfG N GABpG 1.25 4.9 26.15 19.90 2 25.55 9 25.76 25.52 -.26 -.8 Gabeli pfJ N GABpJ 27.14 22.50 6 25.73 20 26.13 25.66 -.40 -1.4 GabEq pfH N GABpH 1.25 4.9 26.22 20.49 8 25.48 17 25.64 25.33 -.17 -1.4sGabGSmM N GGZ 14.09 5.38 9 13.95 80 14.09 13.72 +.10 +6.9 GabGSm pfA N GGZpA 1.36 5.2 26.40 20.66 0 26.01 2 26.11 26.01 +.02 -.9 GabGUtil A GLU 1.20 6.4 19.90 10.34 6 18.61 43 19.50 18.58 -.65 +1.0 GabGUtil pf A GLUpA 3.00 6.4 48.00 43.12 0 46.52 0 +.7 GabGoAn A GGO .80 5.7 15.10 5.51 14.10 +17.5 GabGo pfA A GGOpA 41.51 36.19 41.08 1 41.08 41.00 +.08 +.7 GabHlthW N GRX .52 4.3 12.53 6.85 49 12.09 189 12.35 12.02 -.19 +1.2 GabHlt pfB N GRXpB 1.47 5.8 27.25 21.00 25.37 GabMultT N GGT .88e 9.4 9.54 3.04 63 9.35 538 9.49 9.12 -.14 +17.5 GabMul pfE N GGTpE 28.47 17.64 25.68 3 25.87 25.68 -.18 -1.4 GabUtil N GUT .60 7.4 8.29 4.50 95 8.07 504 8.14 8.00 +.02 -.6 GabUt pfA N GUTpA 1.41 5.2 29.52 22.00 3 27.13 5 28.00 27.02 -.78 -.5 GabUtil pfC N GUTpC 26.72 22.10 3 26.00 9 26.18 25.90 -.10 +.2 Gaiam A Q GAIA 12.79 4.70 66 9.52 376 10.50 9.38 -.31 -3.6tGalapag Q GLPG 252.31 81.89 262 82.60 1707 86.82 81.37 -3.68 -16.5 GalectinTh Q GALT 3.85 1.50 229 2.24 1507 2.41 2.13 -.11 tGalecto n Q GLTO 17.99 11.57 78 10.39 190 13.00 10.03 -1.78 -16.9 GaleraTh Q GRTX 18.57 5.58 34 10.49 216 11.93 10.30 -1.34 +2.5 GalianoG A GAU 2.12 .56 1772 1.14 7261 1.32 1.12 -.07 +.9 Gallaghr N AJG 1.92f 1.6 30 129.12 65.09 904 119.80 5195 125.38 118.84 -.38 -3.2 GalmedPh Q GLMD 5 6.29 2.96 286 3.97 1894 4.60 3.81 -.51 +27.7 GamGldNR A GGN .84 24.9 4.24 1.98 2174 3.37 7234 3.53 3.31 -.09 -4.0 GamGld pfB A GGNpB 1.25 4.9 25.60 20.25 6 25.27 25 25.44 25.22 -.10 -1.1 GamNRG&I N GNT .84 17.1 6.07 2.28 106 4.91 392 5.18 4.88 -.14 -3.9 GamNR pfA N GNTpA 1.30 5.0 26.29 20.30 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2572 3.62 2.78 -.57 +25.6 Genpact N G .39 26 43.94 19.41 1827 40.44 13246 41.76 39.04 +.78 -2.2 Genprex Q GNPX 7.72 1.49 839 5.16 6074 6.35 5.01 -1.16 +24.3 Gentex Q GNTX .48 1.4 12 37.75 19.48 1472 35.38 7475 36.49 34.63 -.26 +4.3sGentherm Q THRM 55 75.00 27.24 202 70.79 755 75.00 68.96 -2.01 +8.5 GenuPrt N GPC 3.16 3.0 20 108.55 49.68 1511 105.35 4816 107.12 101.43 +2.99 +4.9 Genworth N GNW 2 4.84 1.87 5281 3.12 45174 3.29 2.95 -.16 -17.5 GeoGrp N GEO 1.36m 18.9 4 17.22 6.70 6358 7.20 36421 7.94 7.12 -.10 -18.7 GeoPark N GPRK .05r 18.69 5.44 116 16.43 1568 16.98 15.04 +.33 +26.5 GaPw 77 N GPJA 28.64 20.87 16 26.21 64 26.89 25.79 -.61 -8.2 GeospcT h Q GEOS 14.06 4.61 103 9.85 497 12.40 9.50 -.32 +15.1 Gerdau N GGB .02e .4 55 5.47 1.65 9018 4.58 48282 5.05 4.27 -.05 -1.9sGerABcp Q GABC .84f 2.1 18 41.37 23.54 74 39.40 444 41.37 36.72 +2.63 +19.1 GerNew N GF 1.23e .4 21.15 8.24 18 19.88 145 20.59 19.88 -.67 +4.5 GeronCp Q GERN 2.40 .75 3171 1.79 21044 2.19 1.73 -.27 +12.6 GettyRlty N GTY 1.48 5.3 15 32.43 16.36 259 27.98 925 29.50 27.54 +.12 +1.6 Gevo Q GEVO 15.57 .46 18240 9.71 98775 12.99 8.65 -2.46 +128.5 Gibraltar Q ROCK 55 103.02 30.60 390 87.35 1321 97.91 86.98 -9.44 +21.4 GigCap3 un N GIK/U 21.00 9.81 3 13.71 11 18.06 13.65 -3.52 -12.7 GigaMda Q GIGM 4.29 1.91 38 3.34 390 3.93 3.23 -.57 +4.4 GilatSatell Q GILT .45p 42 22.69 4.70 2224 13.97 15084 16.50 12.35 -1.37 +114.3sGildan N GIL .62f 2.0 18 31.41 9.42 1199 30.37 3839 31.41 26.10 +2.73 +8.4 GileadSci Q GILD 2.72 4.4 85.97 56.56 10393 61.40 45686 64.47 61.39 -2.97 +5.4sGlacierBc Q GBCI 1.20f 2.2 27 56.59 26.66 485 54.20 2053 56.59 51.57 +1.86 +17.8 GladstnCap Q GLAD .84 8.6 7 10.17 4.04 201 9.73 825 9.93 9.61 +.02 +9.8 GladCap24 Q GLADL 1.34 5.2 26.90 14.73 4 25.74 5 25.97 25.50 -.20 -.1 GladstnCm Q GOOD 1.50 8.0 21.49 7.59 666 18.68 2043 19.50 18.57 +.05 +3.8 GladCm pfD Q GOODM .84 3.3 26.90 9.18 5 25.14 71 25.25 25.11 -.11 -.4 Gladstn pfE Q GOODN 1.66 6.5 28.87 10.56 1 25.61 13 26.10 25.56 -.27 +1.1 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7.1 28.11 15.82 10 26.30 52 26.70 26.10 -.38 -2.2 GlobNetL N GNL .94 5.1 30 21.50 8.77 614 18.58 2453 19.34 17.96 +.51 +8.4 GlNetL pfA N GNLpA 1.81 7.0 26.76 9.05 12 25.87 35 26.00 25.60 +.10 -1.1 GlobPtrs N GLP 2.12e 10.5 21.98 6.30 98 20.17 605 20.74 19.58 +.25 +21.4 GlobPtr pfA N GLPpA 2.44 9.5 26.97 7.50 2 25.74 73 26.59 25.52 -.01 +1.5 GlobPay N GPN .78 .4 215.70 105.54 1546 197.99 10556 205.88 191.09 +3.81 -8.1 GlSlfStor Q SELF .26 5.9 4.67 2.65 9 4.41 80 4.52 4.30 -.06 +10.0 GlbShip pfB N GSLpB 2.19 8.8 25.67 10.08 16 24.99 159 25.12 24.99 -.09 +.4 GlShipLs N GSL 17.69 2.61 973 15.52 2545 16.48 13.30 +1.27 +30.5 GlWatRs Q GWRS .29 1.7 18.01 8.51 35 17.33 139 17.75 16.61 +.33 +20.3 GlbXNordic N GXF .83e 3.0 29.70 15.20 4 27.51 23 29.65 27.50 -.87 +1.0 GbXSpDvE N SDEM .63e 12.67 8.14 33 11.64 164 12.01 11.62 -.34 +.5 GbXSpdvRE Q SRET 1.24 13.4 15.55 4.41 636 9.27 3295 9.58 9.18 +.07 +4.3 GblXPortgl N PGAL .36e 3.3 11.77 6.90 35 10.80 62 11.04 10.70 -.05 -1.8 GblXEmFtr N EMFM .40e 2.1 19.91 13.01 3 19.05 21 19.51 19.00 -.48 -1.1sGblXChMat N CHIM .24e .9 29.52 12.84 23 25.79 98 29.52 25.39 -2.54 +18.7 GblXArg N ARGT .09e .3 32.67 14.12 30 29.27 99 31.59 28.71 -2.64 -3.7 GblXSDvUS N DIV 1.93 10.6 22.91 10.55 287 18.24 1731 18.97 18.23 -.32 +8.2 GXSupInPf N SPFF .99 8.5 11.94 6.82 71 11.67 572 11.74 11.53 -.07 -1.1 GblXGuru N GURU .28e .6 48.07 22.50 6 45.85 32 47.65 45.13 -1.96 +4.7 GblXChCon N CHIQ .12e .3 43.90 14.35 481 37.29 3496 40.82 36.69 -5.07 +4.8 GblXSocM Q SOCL 79.00 24.57 111 71.52 435 76.05 70.05 -5.31 +15.8sGblXChiEn N CHIE .41e 4.6 9.88 7.36 6 8.97 36 9.88 8.75 -.40 +6.5 GblXSupDv N SDIV 1.42e 10.2 16.70 8.03 530 13.45 2978 13.89 13.40 -.11 +4.8sGlbXChiFn N CHIX .34e 2.1 16.91 11.74 93 16.17 458 16.91 16.08 -.48 +4.9 GbXSEAsia N ASEA .42e 2.9 15.30 9.41 74 14.45 134 14.72 14.30 -.01 -.1 GblXPakist N PAK 7.26 4.49 5.57 GblXChiInd N CHII .35e 2.2 17.70 10.39 7 16.11 19 17.09 15.85 -1.28 +8.1sGblXNorway N NORW .83e 6.4 13.69 6.28 21 13.02 124 13.69 13.01 -.13 +3.7 GblXScUS N SCIU 35.47 22.50 33.48 GbXMLP rs N MLPX 34.38 13.29 167 29.33 644 31.20 28.74 -.14 +8.8 GbXGree rs N GREK 26.71 13.50 62 24.87 199 24.98 24.01 +.63 -2.3 GblXColo rs N GXG 37.04 16.08 9 28.65 30 30.50 28.50 -1.10 -11.5 GbX MLP rs N MLPA 41.43 11.58 660 30.62 2023 32.33 29.30 +.57 +11.7 GbXCath n Q CEFA 31.81 24.92 6 30.52 10 31.77 30.52 -1.18 +.5 GblXScAs N SCIX 22.81 15.04 21.12 GbX Canb Q POTX 29.50 6.52 2247 16.53 5666 18.88 15.50 -2.49 +67.0 GbX Geno Q GNOM 28.45 10.16 162 23.88 935 26.15 23.01 -2.49 +1.1 GbX Cld Q CLOU 30.42 12.36 2148 27.04 8218 29.20 26.64 -2.44 -3.1 GbX Ecm Q EBIZ 37.98 12.94 360 35.11 1053 37.13 34.09 -2.46 +10.3 GbX ChUt N CHIU 16.42 11.16 15.88 1 16.22 15.86 -.44 +3.8 GbX ChRE n N CHIR 19.57 13.13 2 17.25 43 17.48 15.95 +1.04 +9.2 GbX ChIn N CHIK 39.20 17.00 18 33.40 96 37.48 33.17 -4.71 -.7 GbX ChHl N CHIH 34.29 15.00 10 28.77 60 30.49 28.33 -3.23 +7.9 GbX ChCn N CHIS 39.84 18.40 7 33.54 54 37.62 33.51 -5.18 -2.6 GbX ChLC N CHIL 48.64 23.02 4 42.33 42 46.65 42.00 -4.87 +7.1 GbX Auto Q DRIV 28.91 9.32 607 26.50 4574 27.90 25.91 -1.46 +10.6 GblXArtIn Q AIQ 30.76 19.38 198 28.58 636 30.07 28.26 -1.79 +5.1 GblX Icon ef N LOGO 16.00 GbX US pf N PFFD 25.86 16.21 651 24.92 3961 25.21 24.74 -.30 -3.4 GbXNigeria N NGE .31e 2.6 13.71 7.86 9 11.78 114 12.53 11.70 -.55 +3.7sGbX US Inf N PAVE 23.75 9.77 812 22.87 11590 23.75 22.55 +.07 +7.8 GblFound N BOSS 34.75 12.83 1 32.23 27 33.58 31.86 -1.55 +6.8sGblX SupDv Q EFAS 15.85 9.32 5 15.26 28 15.85 15.24 +.01 +4.0 GblXYldco Q YLCO .51 3.2 20.25 10.02 106 16.12 630 17.09 15.99 -1.17 -11.2 GblX Rob Q BOTZ 36.86 14.77 1696 33.62 7085 35.47 33.08 -2.18 +1.5 GlbXCon ef Q KRMA 28.95 15.49 13 27.76 79 28.60 27.65 -.69 +1.7 GblXMilTh Q MILN 42.35 16.61 40 39.84 379 41.53 38.83 -1.88 +6.5 GbX Longv Q LNGR 29.52 16.71 4 27.81 535 28.75 27.61 -1.07 -.4 GlX Intrn Q SNSR 35.64 14.81 203 33.72 718 35.44 33.31 -1.84 +6.1 GbX HlthW Q BFIT 27.17 12.86 10 25.99 24 26.59 25.65 -.82 +1.6 GblXSupdiv Q ALTY 1.25 10.2 14.84 6.70 21 12.26 104 12.58 12.26 -.13 +4.9 GlX Fintc Q FINX 52.87 19.65 666 47.06 2144 51.34 46.33 -4.83 +.7sGlbXCop N COPX .43e 1.2 41.05 9.62 925 36.98 5970 41.05 36.65 -2.36 +21.8 GlbXSilv N SIL 52.87 16.00 1021 41.85 3812 46.58 41.19 -.99 -8.3 GlbXLith N LIT 74.83 17.83 1439 60.76 8768 66.97 58.68 -7.55 -1.8 GbX Gold N GOEX 40.98 12.55 24 29.72 86 32.44 29.17 -.74 -15.3 GbXUran N URA 19.85 6.95 1133 17.50 5549 18.84 17.21 -1.02 +14.2 GlXCatholc Q CATH 48.91 27.00 32 47.26 181 48.63 47.17 -.92 +2.3 GlblScape A GSB .06a .6 53 11.06 5.21 9.48 Globalstar A GSAT 2.98 .23 33546 1.77 224324 2.06 1.22 -.38 +422.1 GlobantSA N GLOB 244.72 70.83 232 214.72 1471 224.57 198.43 -14.94 -1.3 GlbeLife N GL .75 .8 14 108.48 56.74 701 93.40 2859 99.26 93.30 -1.90 -1.6 GlbLfe pfC N GLpC 28.64 15.62 60 25.45 153 25.64 25.31 -.08 -6.3sGlobisAc un Q GLAQU 11.50 10.22 7 11.15 107 11.50 10.96 -.10 +8.5 GlobusMed N GMED 46 68.24 33.41 594 62.50 2830 64.32 61.77 -1.24 -4.2 GloryStar Q GSMG 5.20 1.46 68 3.50 551 3.91 3.28 -.60 +27.3 GluMobile Q GLUU 12.95 3.98 5340 12.48 26118 12.69 12.46 -.18 +38.5 GlycoMim Q GLYC 5.19 1.82 721 3.32 4943 3.89 3.27 -.53 -11.7 GoHealth n Q GOCO 26.25 10.01 1250 13.57 7141 15.07 13.22 -1.22 -.7 GoDaddy N GDDY 86 93.75 40.25 1344 81.12 6209 83.78 78.40 -3.49 -2.2 Gogo Q GOGO 17.23 1.33 1728 11.85 13668 13.48 11.33 -1.15 +23.1 GolLinhs N GOL 14.68 1.85 2351 7.76 11541 8.80 7.72 -1.07 -21.0 GolLNGLtd Q GLNG .60 5.3 15.13 4.54 1655 11.29 9461 12.69 10.64 -.13 +17.1 GolLNGPt Q GMLP .08m 2.3 5.09 1.30 376 3.51 1655 3.53 3.47 +.04 +36.0 GolrLNG pf Q GMLPP 2.19 8.8 25.30 6.40 16 24.84 65 25.05 24.11 -.13 +12.1 GoldFLtd N GFI .01e .2 14.90 3.79 6430 8.19 34412 9.13 8.17 -.25 -11.7 GoldResrc A GORO .04e 1.5 67 6.24 2.02 1011 2.69 7036 3.02 2.65 -.08 -7.6 GoldStdV g A GSV 1.14 .27 8860 .62 45560 .79 .58 -.13 -13.8sGoldenEnt Q GDEN 23.92 3.55 137 23.63 595 24.24 21.65 +1.80 +18.8 GoldenMin A AUMN 1.30 .13 1721 .77 16034 .87 .72 -.05 +1.4tGldnNug A Q GNOG 25.58 13.38 1824 14.27 12312 16.77 13.38 -2.67 -27.6 Landcad un Q LCAHU GoldenOc Q GOGL .33e 5.4 9 7.03 2.52 621 6.10 3439 6.46 5.98 -.38 +31.7 GoldSt g A GSS 6 5.20 1.85 641 3.14 3384 3.59 3.07 -.02 -15.4 GoldS pfJ N GSpJ 1.38 5.2 28.52 17.12 121 26.49 607 26.49 26.03 +.33 -3.1 GS BDC N GSBD 1.80 9.9 9 21.14 8.00 784 18.22 2200 18.60 17.67 +.25 -4.7 GS ActbtInt N GSIE 33.58 19.30 404 32.17 2980 33.24 32.07 -.99 +.8 GS ActEM N GEM 42.31 23.10 269 39.33 1336 41.11 39.10 -2.47 +3.0 GS Manuf N GMAN 77.95 37.01 77.92 GS Humn N GDNA 68.79 41.71 68.46 GS ActEur N GSEU .60e 34.45 20.08 0 33.14 4 34.14 33.12 -.83 +.6 GS Data N GDAT 74.28 41.99 72.70 GS AcInf N GTIP 57.68 49.27 29 56.66 212 56.74 55.72 -.01 -1.3 GS ActJpn N GSIY 39.65 24.16 0 37.48 7 39.29 37.38 -1.75 +.6 GS US LgC N GSEW 61.83 32.02 31 59.68 1000 61.54 59.35 -1.44 +3.2 GS HYBd N GHYB 51.14 38.64 46 49.70 142 50.45 49.69 -.64 -1.3 GS CpBd N GIGB 56.89 43.65 70 54.20 635 54.49 53.29 -.32 -3.6 GS ActLgC N GSLC 80.07 44.30 1329 76.32 4955 78.65 75.85 -2.68 +.8 GS 0-1Yr N GBIL 100.98 100.12 211 100.14 1597 100.14 100.12 +.01 GS Indus N GVIP 99.44 41.73 19 95.53 194 98.45 93.93 -3.46 +4.8 GS SCap N GSSC 64.30 26.89 47 61.23 297 63.91 60.52 -1.40 +13.1 GSCI37 N GSC 20.90 10.30 16.97 sGoldmanS N GS 5.00f 1.6 13 335.81 130.85 3431 319.48 17732 335.81 310.58 +3.86 +21.1 GoldS pfK N GSpK 1.59 5.8 29.47 19.05 65 27.45 251 27.52 26.89 -.07 -6.1 GoldS pfN N GSpN 26.79 20.11 93 25.37 312 25.37 25.29 +.06 -4.3 GoldS pfC N GSpC 1.02 4.2 25.37 14.19 13 24.10 74 24.75 24.05 -.61 -4.3 GoldS pfA N GSpA .96 4.1 24.73 15.00 63 23.33 270 24.00 23.07 -.56 -5.1 GoldS pfD N GSpD 1.02 4.3 25.24 15.00 164 23.64 536 24.59 23.52 -.86 -6.3 GS MLPEn N GER .64 711.1 .44 .07 .09 GS MLPInc N GMZ 1.38 174.7 3.55 .51 .79 GolubCap Q GBDC 1.16m 7.8 23 18.41 9.08 586 14.86 2468 15.24 14.74 +.11 +5.1sGdTimes h Q GTIM 4.28 .45 86 3.46 1022 4.28 3.34 -.20 +21.4 GoodWrks n Q GWAC 10.53 9.83 96 10.40 487 10.53 10.10 -.04 +4.5 GoodWks un Q GWACU 9.99 9.78 9.99 GdRxHldA n Q GDRX 64.22 33.51 1817 44.52 9087 51.78 43.10 -7.75 +10.4 GoodrPet A GDP 13.30 2.40 73 9.71 302 11.27 9.70 -1.00 -3.8sGoodyear Q GT 17.69 4.09 7033 16.81 63277 17.69 13.45 +2.92 +54.1 GoosehIn Q GSHD .41e 174.80 37.26 333 129.54 1300 172.75 127.69 -45.01 +3.8 GoPro Q GPRO 11.19 2.00 4049 7.52 22938 8.09 7.02 -.19 -9.2 Gors IV wt Q GHIVW Gors IV un Q GHIVU 16.34 9.42 12.39 -12.2 Gores V n Q GRSV 21.74 9.66 1328 10.70 19290 11.01 10.29 -.20 +2.9 Gores V un Q GRSVU 12.44 9.97 18 11.08 997 11.42 10.65 -.27 +2.9sGorsHlVI un Q GHVIU 30.00 10.07 132 19.00 1297 30.00 17.00 -7.10 +79.2stGore VIII un Q GIIXU 10.60 10.40 885 10.55 9112 10.60 10.35 +1.3tGoresMet un Q GMIIU 11.70 10.49 356 10.67 1521 11.15 10.49 -.39 -4.4 GormanR N GRC .62f 1.9 33 36.75 21.49 90 31.99 309 33.71 31.92 -.29 -1.4 Gossamr Q GOSS 16.79 7.52 764 9.40 4239 11.35 9.21 -1.43 -2.8 GovPrpIT Q GOV 11 27.48 GovPrpIT46 Q GOVNI 1.47 5.9 26.13 12.01 22 25.11 106 25.11 24.58 +.11 -3.3 vjGrace N GRA 1.32f 2.2 64.93 26.75 549 59.26 2172 61.62 58.48 -.36 +8.1 Gracell n Q GRCL 33.70 20.12 67 22.73 400 27.05 22.01 -3.43 -8.3 Graco N GGG .75f 1.1 35 76.98 38.43 729 69.35 3517 70.51 68.50 -.64 -4.1 GrahamCp N GHM .44 2.9 59 18.06 10.36 31 15.34 176 16.50 15.08 -.46 +1.1sGrahamH s N GHC 6.04f 1.0 23 634.00 267.89 24 600.83 103 634.00 580.84 -7.40 +12.6 Graingr N GWW 5.76 1.5 26 427.90 200.61 369 372.71 1626 389.19 369.26 -6.69 -8.7 GranTrra g A GTE 1.23 .18 13376 .85 112130 1.03 .78 -.10 +134.1sGrCanyEd Q LOPE 20 111.27 57.89 410 104.69 2715 111.27 104.30 -5.73 +12.4sGraniteC N GVA .52 1.5 93 37.07 8.90 424 34.38 2515 37.07 32.82 +1.68 +28.7 GranitPnt N GPMT 1.68 15.1 17 18.41 1.74 460 11.16 2144 11.76 10.31 +.56 +11.7 GraniteRE N GRP/U 3.00 62.59 28.12 14 57.46 37 59.44 57.12 -2.10 -6.0 GrntPlt N PLTM 13.00 5.76 251 11.67 819 12.62 11.50 -.95 +10.2 Gran Gld N BAR 20.59 14.43 2028 17.17 3628 18.02 17.07 -.54 -9.1sGranCom N COMB 26.30 17.14 17 25.56 413 26.30 25.51 +.04 +8.8sGrphTInt N EAF .04e .3 7 13.04 5.56 3823 11.83 14897 13.04 11.74 -.62 +11.0 GraphPkg N GPK .30 1.9 26 18.22 10.41 3736 15.87 18792 16.41 15.84 -.32 -6.3 Gravity Q GRVY 239.90 21.49 147 116.98 501 143.30 111.37 -26.35 -35.3sGrayTelev N GTN 14 20.75 8.53 1221 18.15 4396 20.75 17.96 -.39 +1.5sGrayTvA N GTN/A 27 18.99 8.55 1 17.68 3 18.99 16.40 +.30 +5.8 GrybgVis n Q GRAY 37.88 12.50 35 20.08 238 23.86 19.47 -3.35 -30.8 GrtAjax N AJX 1.28f 11.4 7 15.11 3.96 68 11.25 423 11.37 10.33 +.85 +7.6 GrtAjx24 N AJXA 27.39 14.61 4 24.85 53 25.07 24.62 +.28 +1.8 GrElCp hn Q GECC 1.00 31.3 8.02 2.25 535 3.19 1901 3.25 3.05 +.01 -11.4 GrElm22 Q GECCL 1.63 6.5 25.27 8.25 6 25.10 24 25.15 24.89 +.01 +.9 GrElm25 Q GECCM 1.69 6.9 25.55 11.00 5 24.56 21 25.35 24.31 -.18 +2.1 GrElmGr Q GEC 3.55 1.31 10 3.01 106 3.39 3.01 -.20 +4.5sGrLkDrge Q GLDD 56 16.12 6.75 511 15.19 2276 16.12 14.68 +.44 +15.3 GtPanSilv g A GPL 1.16 .23 5366 .93 39766 1.08 .87 -.04 +9.2 GrtSoBc Q GSBC 1.36a 2.6 13 56.18 32.23 67 52.79 220 54.38 51.92 +.86 +8.0 GrtWstBcp N GWB .60m 2.2 30.22 10.86 415 26.83 1702 28.39 26.30 -.12 +28.4 GreenBrick Q GRBK 20 25.05 5.66 579 19.73 3027 20.35 19.03 -.18 -14.1 GreenDot N GDOT 23 64.97 14.20 783 47.26 5103 53.61 45.95 -5.08 -15.3 GreenPlns Q GPRE .48 1.9 28.00 3.77 5046 25.32 11928 27.69 23.24 -1.95 +92.3 GrnP LP Q GPP .48m 4.7 6 14.47 3.47 180 10.13 502 10.56 9.37 +.24 +27.4 Greensky Q GSKY 8.51 3.05 954 5.32 4955 6.28 5.30 -.74 +14.9 GreenTrH N GHG 15.17 9.79 19 13.02 83 13.27 12.76 -.28 -2.8 GreenVis Q GRNV 11.55 9.45 33 10.18 610 10.29 10.12 -.07 -1.3 GreenVs rt Q GRNVR .80 .10 7 .51 80 .60 .45 -.05 +13.3 GreenVs un Q GRNVU 103.00 9.75 2 12.89 25 12.97 11.09 -.17 +4.8sGreenbCos N GBX 1.08 2.3 33 50.21 12.89 276 47.05 3451 50.21 45.53 +1.47 +29.3 GreenAc un Q GRCYU 11.60 9.75 5 11.26 7 11.26 10.27 -.34 +4.7 GrCB NY Q GCBC .48f 2.0 14 30.25 15.01 5 23.91 19 24.79 23.91 -.55 -6.2 Greenhill N GHL .20 1.3 16.60 7.28 225 15.09 1311 16.23 14.17 +.30 +24.3 GreenlTch Q GTEC 26.42 1.12 131 12.05 1647 13.55 10.27 -.89 +66.4 GreenHl A Q GNLN 8.73 1.02 568 5.36 3514 6.85 5.01 -1.30 +35.4 Greenlight Q GLRE 10.22 5.00 81 7.79 452 8.37 7.59 -.11 +6.6 GrpwrMtr n Q GP 34.45 8.22 400 24.38 2347 29.19 21.37 -4.90 -16.2 Greenpro Q GRNQ 4.15 .21 1961 2.29 11972 3.04 2.20 -1.08 +11.7 Greenros n Q GNRS 11.46 9.61 417 10.11 2962 10.66 10.06 -.51 -.2 Greenrs un Q GNRSU 14.41 9.05 1 11.14 8 12.76 11.11 -1.41 +1.3 GrwcLfSc n Q GLSI 158.07 3.26 178 31.33 872 37.58 30.11 -4.67 -14.1 Greif A N GEF 1.76 3.6 16 52.35 23.65 267 48.30 1574 50.00 45.16 +.41 +3.0 Greif B N GEF/B 2.60e 5.3 11 53.90 30.89 19 49.50 73 51.86 47.72 +.35 +2.3sGridDyn Q GDYN 16.06 4.61 184 14.91 950 16.06 14.46 -.50 +18.3sGrdsmHl h Q GSUM 1.93 .24 148 1.89 1211 1.93 1.87 -.01 +16.0 Griffon N GFF .30 1.2 16 27.53 9.15 254 24.60 1239 25.91 24.04 +.20 +20.7 GrifolsSA Q GRFS .40e 2.5 24.90 13.40 1536 16.26 5830 16.53 15.23 +.07 -11.8sGrinrdSh Q GRIN 6.88 2.03 14 6.12 202 6.88 5.52 +.03 +45.7 GritstOnc Q GRTS 35.20 2.54 486 13.57 3026 15.05 12.20 -1.09 +244.4 GrocOutl Q GO 48.87 28.11 1719 35.99 6622 41.69 35.56 -5.49 -8.3 Group1 N GPI 1.24 .8 12 162.65 26.26 184 152.44 847 159.43 141.95 +4.02 +16.2sGroupon rs Q GRPN 41.49 9.60 3298 43.40 8291 44.46 35.41 +5.29 +14.2 GrowGen Q GRWG 67.75 2.62 2229 45.63 12421 56.71 44.01 -12.08 +13.5 GrCpAc un Q GCACU 10.32 9.96 379 10.07 1094 10.29 10.07 -.13 +.6 GrubHub N GRUB 85.53 29.35 1172 64.07 8867 67.94 62.89 -5.76 -13.7 GAeroPac N PAC 3.61e 3.6 124.63 44.28 72 101.37 410 106.03 98.68 -.13 -8.9 GpAeroCN Q OMAB 1.70e 3.7 19 64.34 20.55 47 46.46 314 49.02 46.05 -.99 -10.1 GpoASur N ASR 5.25e 192.90 82.08 42 186.15 304 189.16 168.97 +13.01 +12.9 GpoAvalAc N AVAL .40 6.4 8.70 3.32 174 6.28 1568 6.74 6.23 -.37 -8.7 GrpoFin Q GGAL .31e 4.2 14.94 5.66 1229 7.45 5665 8.65 7.37 -1.18 -14.8 GpoSimec A SIM 15.04 5.20 1 13.10 8 13.75 12.13 -.39 +2.3 GpSuprvi N SUPV 3.68 1.28 1512 1.89 11254 2.21 1.79 -.47 -10.8 GpTelevisa N TV 11.27 4.65 3530 7.41 9066 8.08 7.18 -.62 -10.1 GuangRy N GSH .63e 6.7 13.40 8.07 9.19 GuarBcs Q GNTY .76 2.5 17 32.80 18.20 25 30.50 121 31.73 30.11 +.09 +12.0 GuarFBc Q GFED .60 3.3 8 24.36 12.70 1 18.44 8 19.52 18.31 +.07 +5.6 GuardntH Q GH 181.07 55.90 1406 147.18 7201 171.00 142.23 -23.27 +14.2 GuardHlt Q GHSI 1.40 .17 73391 .51 187561 1.12 .50 -.59 +21.7sGuess N GES .45 1.8 27.65 3.64 850 25.21 4041 27.65 24.56 -.02 +11.5 GuggBAB N GBAB 1.66 6.8 25.89 17.00 73 24.25 378 25.28 23.68 -.90 -4.9 GugCrdAllo N GGM 2.18 10.8 21.10 10.65 39 20.13 273 20.51 20.02 +.03 +1.8 GugEnhEq N GPM .96 14.1 8.13 3.48 136 6.83 886 6.99 6.76 -.04 +4.3 GugStrOp N GOF 2.19 10.5 21.10 10.42 230 20.81 1204 20.89 20.36 +.30 +7.3 Guidewire N GWRE 134.22 71.64 1213 110.99 4165 124.86 110.52 -14.97 -13.8 GuildHld n N GHLD 18.00 13.13 11 16.32 121 16.68 15.50 +.03 -3.7 GulfIsland Q GIFI .04 1.0 4.80 2.67 25 4.02 127 4.36 3.97 -.25 +31.4 GulfRes Q GURE 6.42 2.64 78 4.45 1559 5.67 4.27 -.16 +8.0 Gyrodyne Q GYRO 2.50e 18.84 14.20 5 16.50 5 16.58 16.42 -.20 +1.5H -:H&E Eqp Q HEES 1.10 3.6 19 32.75 9.12 178 30.93 1384 32.58 29.36 +1.21 +3.8 HBT Finl Q HBT .65e 5 18.20 9.11 72 16.14 212 16.64 15.55 +.61 +6.5 HCA Hldg N HCA 1.07m .6 17 181.01 58.38 1751 172.03 9197 178.76 170.13 -5.34 +4.6 HCI Grp N HCI 1.60 2.8 62.93 31.61 52 57.87 217 60.22 57.03 -1.49 +10.7 HDFC Bk N HDB 84.70 29.50 1190 79.14 7204 83.60 77.46 -3.57 +9.5 HF Foods Q HFFG 84 20.64 5.04 99 7.37 531 8.09 7.37 -.47 -2.0 HL Acq wt Q HCCHW HMG A HMG 17.25 8.50 12.30 1 12.50 12.25 +.30 +16.5 HMN Fn Q HMNF 13 20.97 13.06 1 19.95 9 20.15 19.32 +.31 +16.0 HMS Hldgs Q HMSY 58 37.04 18.20 2103 36.79 5333 37.00 36.70 +.01 +.1 HNI Corp N HNI 1.22 3.4 17 41.80 16.61 516 35.59 1497 37.93 33.70 +1.61 +3.3sHP Inc N HPQ .78f 2.7 9 30.00 12.54 26005 28.97 76050 30.25 26.49 +1.87 +17.8 HSBC N HSBC 2.00e 6.7 35.87 17.95 3278 29.71 15725 31.21 29.53 +.15 +14.7 HTG Mol rs Q HTGM 13.80 4.01 65 5.55 611 7.68 5.30 -1.77 +15.9sHV Bcp Q HVBC .50e 18.69 9.75 6 18.04 56 18.69 17.50 +.73 +5.1 HackettGp Q HCKT .19 1.2 18 16.88 9.50 162 15.62 910 16.80 14.25 +1.20 +8.5 Haemonet N HAE 61 142.11 63.41 248 126.50 1147 133.24 126.19 -6.07 +6.5 Hailiang Q HLG 67.55 31.85 9 59.63 26 61.50 56.26 -.75 -9.4 HainCels lf Q HAIN 45.42 18.12 467 42.18 2953 43.66 41.60 -1.24 +5.1 HOF Res Q HOFV 14.70 1.09 3136 2.29 23925 2.84 2.10 -.40 +86.2 HalladorE Q HNRG .16 10.1 1 2.22 .60 248 1.59 2141 1.97 1.40 -.27 +8.2sHallibrtn N HAL .18m .8 12 22.73 4.25 12612 21.83 64883 22.73 19.40 +1.63 +15.5 HallmkFn Q HALL 4 17.43 2.28 153 3.69 1065 4.01 3.56 -.21 +3.7sHalozyme Q HALO 56.40 12.71 2199 45.25 20724 56.40 44.83 -4.43 +5.9 HamBchBr N HBB .38f 2.2 25.00 6.68 21 17.57 138 18.99 17.01 -.26 +.3sHamilLa Q HLNE 1.25 1.4 35 97.48 36.27 236 89.40 1496 97.48 88.85 -4.79 +14.5sHancFinOp N BTO 1.48 4.2 36.81 11.29 134 35.36 509 36.81 34.25 +.71 +16.5 HanJS N JHS .87e 5.6 16.96 10.30 18 15.56 77 16.05 15.48 -.47 -1.1 HanJI N JHI 1.45e 8.2 18.36 8.94 21 17.64 105 18.19 17.41 -.40 +2.1 HanPrmDv N PDT 1.08a 7.6 18.55 6.57 132 14.18 675 14.42 14.03 -.01 +.1 HanPfEq N HPI 1.68 8.9 23.69 9.16 64 18.97 374 19.20 18.79 -.28 -3.6 Continued from previous page NYSE, NYSE American and Nasdaq Exchanges Continued on next page Exch. 52-week Vol Friday Vol Weekly YTD Name Market Symbol Div Yield PE High Low 1000s Last 1000s High Low Chg % Chg Exch. 52-week Vol Friday Vol Weekly YTD Name Market Symbol Div Yield PE High Low 1000s Last 1000s High Low Chg % Chg MONEY & MARKET$Page 9 www.sunnewspapers.net The Sun/Saturday, February 27, 2021 

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HanPfd2 N HPF 1.68 9.1 22.58 9.00 57 18.55 281 18.80 18.40 -.32 -2.4 HanPfd3 N HPS 1.47 8.8 19.53 8.05 94 16.69 412 16.93 16.51 -.26 -3.5 HanTxAdv N HTD 1.45 6.8 27.51 9.71 77 21.25 454 21.48 21.05 -.21 +1.0 HancWhit Q HWC 1.08 2.9 9 41.41 14.32 864 37.75 2857 41.23 36.80 -.01 +11.0 HancWht 45 Q HWCPL 1.49 5.9 26.81 10.64 18 25.21 37 25.58 25.07 +.18 -.3 HanWh60 n Q HWCPZ 1.56 5.9 27.90 24.84 5 26.55 80 27.15 26.48 -.11 -.7 Hanesbds N HBI .60 3.4 20.00 6.96 5095 17.69 23508 18.51 17.40 -.17 +21.3sHanmiFin Q HAFC .40 2.3 17 18.29 7.15 251 17.12 1252 18.29 16.27 +.66 +51.0 HannArms N HASI 1.36 2.4 57 72.42 15.01 806 56.23 4293 61.90 52.24 -5.79 -11.4 HanoverIns N THG 2.80f 2.4 136.05 75.11 385 115.35 1290 120.18 112.96 +2.04 -1.3 HanovIns53 N THGA 1.59 6.3 26.44 12.00 25.36 HappBiot Q HAPP 5.49 1.63 336 1.99 2826 2.37 1.96 -.34 +8.2tHarborCus n Q HCDI 8.36 2.96 1710 3.15 5905 4.04 2.87 -.57 -27.8sHarbrOne Q HONE .12 1.0 39 12.62 6.45 284 11.95 1646 12.62 11.45 +.46 +10.0 HarleyD N HOG .60f 1.7 49 43.47 14.31 1121 35.67 9210 37.68 34.05 -.30 -2.8 Harmonic Q HLIT 8.47 4.44 614 7.75 3662 8.25 7.65 -.06 +4.8 HrmyBio n Q HRMY 52.74 28.97 40 35.47 185 38.95 34.53 -2.04 -1.9 HarmonyG N HMY .05 7.61 1.76 7455 3.79 31715 4.16 3.76 -.07 -19.0 HarpoonT Q HARP 25.24 10.27 197 19.29 1545 19.50 16.28 +.17 +16.1 HarrowHl Q HROW 11.10 3.33 251 7.67 1501 8.90 7.29 -1.23 +11.8sHarsco N HSC .20m 1.2 42 22.18 4.19 914 16.36 4006 22.18 16.24 -3.39 -9.0 Hrt TotR N HTRB 43.01 36.92 33 40.75 286 41.14 40.31 -.36 -2.4 HrtMuOp N HMOP 43.25 37.90 14 41.44 96 42.00 41.30 -.47 -.9 HartfFn42 N HGH 1.97 7.3 28.89 17.16 58 27.03 216 27.14 26.59 -.13 -2.1 HartfdFn N HIG 1.30 2.6 11 57.82 19.04 2611 50.69 11849 53.95 49.86 +.83 +3.5 HrvrdBio Q HBIO 5.21 1.39 108 4.39 888 4.72 4.24 -.21 +2.3 HarvCapCr Q HCAP .96 11.7 11 8.87 2.66 23 8.20 117 8.40 8.00 +.20 +8.5 HarvCr22 Q HCAPZ 1.53 6.1 25.75 15.12 2 25.25 4 25.50 25.23 -.15 +1.0 Hasbro Q HAS 2.72 2.9 58 101.24 41.33 2479 93.71 7153 95.07 89.19 +3.71 +.2sHaverty N HVT .72f 2.0 37 38.56 9.81 257 36.17 1404 38.56 33.15 +1.09 +30.7sHavertyA N HVT/A .76 2.1 28 37.05 10.67 1 36.23 5 37.05 35.87 +3.35 +24.9 HawaiiEl N HE 1.32 3.8 18 55.15 31.83 1056 34.96 3747 35.97 34.29 +.28 -1.2sHawHold Q HA .48 1.8 4 28.52 7.55 964 26.82 7819 28.52 25.00 +2.31 +51.5sHawkins Q HWKN .98f 1.6 16 66.00 26.82 37 62.60 180 66.00 58.64 +1.19 +19.7 HawthornB Q HWBK .48b 2.4 9 24.40 12.93 10 20.14 36 20.77 20.00 -.02 -8.0sHaynesIntl Q HAYN .88 3.2 30.05 15.29 114 27.93 606 30.05 27.91 -1.01 +17.2 Hc2 Hldgs N HCHC 1.30 4.75 1.29 467 3.50 2556 4.10 3.42 -.48 +7.4sHeadHunt Q HHR .36p 34.73 12.25 125 34.79 444 35.28 31.38 +2.49 +15.0 HlAssrAc n Q HAACU 15.20 11.22 1198 11.75 5598 14.79 11.30 -2.85 +4.4 HlthCSvc Q HCSG .81 2.8 22 35.80 15.80 736 28.45 2300 30.21 28.24 -.75 +1.2 HlthCatal Q HCAT 55.07 17.48 735 48.49 3190 49.91 46.13 -1.01 +11.4 HlthScAc n Q HSAQ 14.66 10.49 111 12.42 273 14.40 12.02 -1.48 -3.0 FortsSus n Q HCAQ 11.00 10.00 107 10.36 680 10.58 10.14 -.08 +3.5 HlthcrRlty N HR 1.21f 4.2 34 37.97 24.10 1021 28.86 4044 30.53 28.85 -.40 -2.5sHlthSvAq un Q HCARU 11.36 10.11 232 10.74 511 11.36 10.49 -.43 +5.1 HealthTr pf Q HTIA 26.18 7.76 10 24.90 26 25.00 24.48 +.06 +5.5 HlthcreTr N HTA 1.28f 4.7 52 34.22 20.61 2704 27.16 9010 28.84 27.04 -.36 -1.4 HealthEqty Q HQY 78 93.32 34.40 912 82.35 4140 85.98 77.36 +3.02 +18.1 HlthpeakPr N PEAK 1.48 5.1 37.58 18.63 5327 29.09 21680 31.38 29.04 -.69 -3.8 HlthStrm Q HSTM 1.00e 57 26.63 17.95 135 23.30 710 24.24 21.79 +.11 +6.7 HrtlndEx Q HTLD .08 .4 18 22.75 15.65 494 18.20 1605 18.83 18.18 -.54 +.6 HeartFn Q HTLF .80 1.7 13 49.80 25.26 233 46.74 1154 48.19 45.48 +.77 +15.8 HeclaM N HL .01e .2 8.45 1.40 11691 6.53 68829 7.44 6.15 +.44 +.8 HeclaM pfB N HLpB 3.50 6.5 61.00 37.05 54.15 2 58.00 54.12 -2.85 -7.6 Heico N HEI .16 .1 141.31 52.01 478 125.78 2099 134.47 124.26 -6.38 -5.0 Heico A N HEI/A .16f .1 90 124.90 51.78 805 115.76 2349 124.31 112.41 -5.38 -1.1sHeidrkStr Q HSII .60 1.7 15 38.41 17.99 107 35.89 955 38.41 33.25 +2.57 +22.2 HelenTroy Q HELE 29 265.97 104.02 217 216.80 1307 234.37 215.34 -13.28 -2.4sHeliosTc Q HLIO .36 .6 41 67.79 29.03 147 65.40 705 67.79 61.23 +2.43 +22.7 Helius Md rs Q HSDT 34.00 8.72 43 13.63 209 15.68 12.78 -1.24 +3.3 HelixAc A n Q HLXA 13.00 10.17 32 11.00 113 12.95 10.90 -1.60 -3.3 HelixEn N HLX 26 8.26 .99 2432 4.90 17931 5.58 4.63 -.05 +16.7 HelmPayne N HP 1.00m 3.5 43.04 12.40 1412 28.73 9984 30.72 25.31 +2.21 +24.1 HemisMda Q HMTV 13.37 7.64 88 11.05 334 11.69 10.10 -.19 +6.7 HennesAd Q HNNA .55 6.5 4 12.50 5.69 46 8.52 171 9.34 8.46 -.53 +.1 HennIV wt Q HCACW HSchein Q HSIC 17 74.89 41.85 2095 61.85 10113 66.66 61.36 -1.90 -7.5 HeplonP Q HEPA 4.83 1.00 7742 1.88 57849 2.37 1.83 -.43 -14.2 Herbalif N HLF 20 59.00 20.73 1334 44.98 8305 48.17 43.23 -3.35 -6.4sHercHld N HRI 89.83 11.81 223 87.76 1696 89.83 77.21 +9.20 +32.1sHercTGC N HTGC 1.36f 8.6 12 16.17 5.42 650 15.88 4083 16.17 15.34 +.28 +10.1 HrtgeCo Q HTBK .52 5.5 10 11.49 6.04 554 9.51 2298 9.89 9.08 +.42 +7.2 HrtgeFn Q HFWA .80 3.1 16 26.49 14.65 221 25.89 1177 26.44 24.50 +1.39 +10.7 HeritageIns N HRTG .24 2.5 14 14.05 7.50 147 9.71 812 10.42 9.65 -.11 -4.1 HeritCryst Q HCCI 52 28.47 11.30 57 26.22 439 27.70 25.01 +.27 +24.4 HernTher h Q HRTX 22.40 9.60 958 18.08 5418 20.45 17.57 -.92 -14.6 Hersha pfC N HTpC 1.72 7.3 25.25 4.09 7 23.69 53 23.75 22.18 +1.35 +21.8 Hersha N HT 1.12 10.1 14 13.90 2.29 572 11.12 3933 11.79 9.95 +1.18 +40.9 Hersha pfD N HTpD 1.63 7.0 25.55 2.51 17 23.23 275 23.26 21.94 +1.21 +23.4 Hersha pfE N HTpE 25.57 2.93 6 23.17 171 23.39 21.40 +1.22 +22.7 Hershey N HSY 3.22f 2.2 26 161.75 109.88 1054 145.65 5970 150.46 145.56 -3.20 -4.4 HerzfldCrb Q CUBA 1.01e 7.02 2.20 12 5.90 93 5.95 5.75 +.05 +15.5sHeskaCorp Q HSKA 217.17 50.00 74 188.40 468 217.17 180.03 -2.31 +29.4sHess N HES 1.00 1.5 70.50 26.06 2388 65.53 28168 70.50 63.15 +1.95 +24.1 HessMidP N HESM 1.79f sHP Ent N HPE .60e 4.1 35 14.89 7.43 16808 14.56 68153 14.89 14.03 +.43 +22.9 Hexcel N HXL .68 1.3 17 74.24 24.54 868 53.76 4632 57.00 51.83 +1.19 +10.9 Hexo N HEXO 11.04 3.58 3790 6.99 23849 8.15 6.60 -1.07 +89.9 Hi-Crush N HCR 1.67e 1102.0 1 .78 .14 .15 sHibbett Q HIBB 33 70.76 7.33 513 64.26 2369 70.76 60.71 -.51 +39.2 HiCape A n Q CAPA 25.00 9.88 1025 14.32 10703 21.40 13.56 -6.17 +41.1 HiCCpAc un Q CAPAU 28.40 9.95 13 15.64 159 25.00 15.64 -7.28 +51.6 HighlFlR N HFRO 12.63 7.02 362 10.38 1404 10.72 10.17 -.27 +1.0 HighInc pfA N HEROpA 1.34 5.2 26.36 16.74 11 25.87 42 26.10 25.61 -.23 -1.4 HighSenLn Q SNLN .79 4.9 17.32 13.88 30 16.15 79 16.23 16.08 +.03 +.8 HighlGlC N HGLB 8.91 3.66 319 7.23 912 7.60 7.14 -.10 +10.7 HghwyH Q HIHO .33e 7.2 29 5.82 1.73 52 4.57 360 5.15 4.57 -.33 +11.7 HighwdPrp N HIW 1.92 4.8 13 51.40 25.10 1269 39.96 5541 42.66 39.86 -.05 +.8 Hill-Rom N HRC .88 .8 30 117.68 72.29 505 106.67 1773 108.85 105.92 -1.48 +8.9sHillenInc N HI .86f 1.9 39 48.85 13.61 490 46.46 2863 48.85 44.37 +1.81 +16.7 HillmCT pf A HLMp 2.90 11.4 35.12 24.95 16 25.53 54 25.66 25.45 -.02 -11.8sHilltopH N HTH .48f 1.5 7 34.00 11.05 1118 33.04 4630 34.00 32.38 +.74 +20.1sHilGrVa N HGV 41.15 8.28 1057 39.51 5992 41.15 37.90 +.48 +26.0sHilton N HLT .60 .5 62 128.16 44.30 3615 123.68 21785 128.16 117.54 +6.77 +11.2 HimaxTch Q HIMX .10e .7 17.88 1.73 2595 13.47 16224 15.32 11.58 -1.60 +82.3 HimnsHrs n N HIMS 25.40 13.00 2327 14.57 14713 19.29 14.50 -4.69 HingmSv Q HIFS 1.80f .7 259.80 125.55 4 242.38 22 253.00 241.02 -2.62 +12.2sHireQuest n Q HQI 15.74 8.69 4 15.01 194 15.74 13.50 -.09 +46.9sHoeghLP N HMLP 1.76 11.4 9 17.25 4.67 418 15.41 1083 17.25 15.15 -.41 +7.8 Hoegh pfA N HMLPpA 2.19 8.3 26.64 10.09 38 26.39 222 26.40 25.79 +.45 -.3 Holicity A n Q HOL 22.47 9.53 3388 13.95 18404 19.30 13.12 -5.57 +38.0 Holicity un Q HOLUU 24.59 9.16 29 15.00 205 22.07 14.36 -6.53 +44.4 HollyEngy N HEP 1.40 8.1 8 23.37 6.57 1322 17.23 4241 17.41 15.48 +1.65 +21.3 HollyFront N HFC 1.40 3.7 9 41.32 16.81 3294 37.88 14632 39.44 35.96 +1.64 +46.5 Hollysys Q HOLI .21e 1.4 6 16.31 9.52 236 15.06 1256 15.95 15.05 -.80 +2.5 Hologic Q HOLX 14 85.00 26.49 2414 72.09 13257 77.00 71.40 -3.60 -1.0 HomeBLA Q HBCP .88 2.7 14 36.44 18.57 15 32.35 85 33.97 32.13 -.12 +15.6sHomeBcs Q HOMB .52 2.1 14 25.81 9.71 817 24.44 3747 25.81 23.42 +.91 +25.5 HomeDp N HD 6.60f 2.6 26 292.95 140.63 7866 258.34 47215 278.49 254.03 -21.30 -2.7 HmFdB LA Q HFBL .66f 2.1 19 34.93 20.00 0 30.90 1 30.90 29.74 +1.40 +7.0 HomePtCp n Q HMPT 13.15 9.05 207 11.99 1842 12.50 10.80 -.01 +5.9sHomeStreet Q HMST 1.00f 2.3 16 45.30 18.44 159 42.96 700 45.30 42.23 +.25 +27.3 HomeTrBc Q HTBI .32f 1.4 9 26.52 11.75 55 23.14 238 24.10 22.15 +.83 +19.8 HomolMd Q FIXX 22.38 8.70 802 10.74 2385 12.42 10.30 -1.31 -4.9 Honda N HMC .84e 3.0 30.21 19.38 1543 27.67 9757 28.88 27.27 -.82 -2.1 HonwllIntl N HON 3.72 1.8 30 216.70 101.08 3666 202.35 14616 212.14 202.07 -.28 -4.9 Honwll wi N HON/WI HookerFu Q HOFT .72f 2.1 12 36.49 12.30 28 33.81 207 35.98 32.01 +.92 +4.8 Hookipa Q HOOK 13.68 5.80 142 11.84 644 12.25 11.22 -.14 +6.8 HopeBcp Q HOPE .56 4.3 13 13.85 7.04 1311 13.16 5058 13.81 12.45 +.71 +20.6 HorMan N HMN 1.20 3.1 14 44.74 30.48 221 38.54 1133 40.04 38.30 +.04 -8.3sHorizBcp Q HBNC .48 2.7 12 19.00 7.42 124 17.86 654 19.00 17.15 +.21 +12.6 HorizGbl N HZN 11.08 1.20 53 9.40 288 9.97 9.12 -.40 +9.4sHorizTFn Q HRZN 1.20 8.1 11 15.30 4.51 99 14.76 818 15.30 14.16 +.41 +11.5 HorizFn22 N HTFA 26.66 13.00 6 25.25 13 25.52 25.20 +.14 -1.4sHorizTher Q HZNP 96.54 23.81 3130 90.91 14923 96.54 80.30 +2.04 +24.3 Hor OEXcc Q QYLD 2.26e 10.1 22.31 HoizWear N WEAR 17.90 ArmUS Eq N ARMR 23.69 13.99 3 22.38 14 22.97 22.21 -.50 +3.4 Horz Saba N CEFS 21.10 12.06 11 20.20 55 20.49 20.13 -.29 +3.5 Hormel N HRL .98f 2.1 25 52.97 39.01 2444 46.37 11036 47.85 46.27 -.73 -.5 HostHotls Q HST .85a 5.1 40 17.83 7.86 9524 16.59 52064 17.43 16.05 -.15 HostessBr Q TWNK 24 16.18 9.33 6444 14.39 16124 15.66 14.16 -.97 -1.7 Hostess wt Q TWNKW 2.23 HothThr Q HOTH 7.00 1.56 3256 2.35 43819 3.44 2.07 -.19 -.8 HoughMH Q HMHC 6.80 1.03 2557 6.10 11925 6.80 5.91 -.31 +83.2 HoulihnL N HLI 1.32f 2.1 21 73.26 42.86 380 63.56 2645 66.37 63.38 -1.70 -5.5 HstnAEn A HUSA .27 .09 .13 HoustWC Q HWCC .12m 2.9 4.75 1.67 33 4.08 252 4.40 3.83 -.10 +46.2sHovnEn pf A Q HOVNP 14.00 1.62 106 14.35 171 14.35 13.70 +.43 +74.6sHovnanE N HOV 61.19 5.12 144 57.52 539 61.19 52.21 -.95 +75.0 HowardBcp Q HBMD 17.96 8.44 13 13.75 77 15.76 13.10 -.01 +16.4 HHughes N HHC 24 126.60 35.10 443 94.87 1618 100.87 93.37 -4.64 +20.2 HowmetAer N HWM .08 .3 33.30 9.87 3186 28.11 14547 30.52 27.79 -.57 -1.5 Arconic pf A ARNCp 3.75 4.8 90.50 77.54 77.92 stHuadiIntl n Q HUDI 7.20 5.10 62 5.64 707 7.20 5.10 -.62 -8.3 HuanPwr N HNP 2.45e 18.5 19.64 11.69 80 13.22 291 14.00 13.22 -.23 -8.3 HuazhuGr Q HTHT .34e .6 48 64.53 25.01 1370 58.14 8364 59.78 54.80 -.95 +29.1 HubGroup Q HUBG 26 61.37 36.51 220 57.58 1068 58.00 55.22 +.78 +1.0sHubbell N HUBB 3.92f 2.2 26 180.29 85.62 567 177.51 2645 180.29 169.01 +8.01 +13.2sHubSpot N HUBS 547.47 90.84 511 515.00 3205 547.47 484.23 -28.49 +29.9sHudBayM g N HBM .02 10 8.39 1.23 1900 7.15 10646 8.39 7.14 -.94 +2.1 HudsCap rs Q HUSN 9.80 1.60 334 3.99 933 4.74 3.80 -.49 +10.2 HudsExIn n Q HEC 12.45 9.66 2487 10.74 17254 11.49 10.02 -.36 -.6 HudExIn un Q HECCU 14.10 9.82 26 11.49 110 12.82 10.43 -.97 +.8stHdnExIII un Q HIIIU 10.40 10.10 1746 10.11 27664 10.40 10.05 -1.6 HudsnGb Q HSON 16.56 6.06 6 15.47 31 16.00 14.26 +.31 +47.3 HudsPacP N HPP 1.00 3.9 21 37.33 16.14 1485 25.59 9901 27.07 24.10 +1.38 +6.5 HudsonTc Q HDSN 11 2.08 .52 2836 1.45 7771 1.76 1.37 -.22 +33.0 HuizeHld Q HUIZ 14.80 4.83 222 9.09 1531 12.38 9.09 -3.91 +29.9 Humana N HUM 2.50 .7 12 474.70 208.25 1285 379.65 5300 390.03 371.46 +2.74 -7.5 HumanA n Q HMCO 19.00 10.08 147 10.47 312 11.22 10.44 -.26 -5.9sHumanign n Q HGEN 24.64 7.75 729 18.59 3741 24.64 17.26 -5.24 +6.2 HuntJB Q JBHT 1.12f .8 32 156.74 75.29 737 146.87 2692 148.74 140.88 +.31 +7.5sHuntBncsh Q HBAN .60 3.9 14 16.49 6.82 16143 15.34 61212 16.49 15.11 +.04 +21.5 HuntBcs pf Q HBANO 1.56 6.2 26.46 16.07 66 25.36 225 25.36 25.30 +.03 -.2 HuntB pfC Q HBANN 1.47 5.8 29.17 14.10 6 25.53 35 25.64 25.27 +.02 -3.6 HuntgUSEq N HUSE 1.86e .8 33.52 27.11 28.73 Str 7handl Q HNDL 1.69 6.8 26.95 18.24 212 24.80 1700 25.26 24.55 -.44 -2.9 HuntgtnIng N HII 4.56f 2.6 12 236.37 136.44 579 175.91 2559 192.50 175.78 -5.08 +3.2 Huntsmn N HUN .65 2.4 6 29.49 12.23 2759 27.30 10057 29.49 26.89 -1.59 +8.6 Hurco Q HURC .52f 1.7 10 34.97 20.39 24 31.43 123 32.74 30.62 -1.10 +4.8 HuronCon Q HURN 69.83 35.15 114 50.90 522 59.93 48.30 -7.46 -13.7 HutChMd Q HCM 37.00 14.74 376 28.74 1457 33.79 28.69 -5.06 -10.2 HuttigBld Q HBP 4.56 .49 36 3.98 262 4.35 3.86 -.03 +8.4 Huya N HUYA 36.33 11.78 3818 26.35 18748 29.55 25.37 -3.89 +32.2sHyatt N H .80f .9 41 92.22 24.02 787 87.95 4575 92.22 81.48 +5.69 +18.5 HycrftMin Q HYMC 16.17 6.61 117 6.99 577 7.66 6.75 -.02 -11.0 Hydrfrm n Q HYFM 95.48 41.59 605 63.48 1800 92.95 62.39 -28.73 +20.7 Hyliion N HYLN 58.66 9.50 5427 15.12 46465 19.48 14.35 -2.88 -8.3 Hyliion wt N HYLN/WS HyreCar Q HYRE 16.27 .88 390 10.29 3206 12.88 9.37 -1.43 +44.1 HysterYale N HY 1.27 1.5 22 102.17 30.25 136 85.55 579 98.99 82.00 -10.36 +43.7I -:I-MAB Q IMAB 65.55 11.05 310 59.19 1942 63.71 53.11 +1.37 +25.5 i3 Vert Q IIIV 35.87 13.01 133 33.20 641 34.68 31.95 +.34 IAA Inc N IAA 66.85 21.79 656 58.63 3907 61.25 58.11 -1.49 -9.8 IAMGld g N IAG 1.52f 51.2 5.35 1.44 8447 2.97 42564 3.33 2.89 -.19 -19.1sIBEX n Q IBEX 24.25 9.27 32 22.01 194 24.25 20.52 -.64 +17.7sICAD Q ICAD 18.88 5.91 467 18.49 1450 19.16 16.45 +1.00 +40.1 ICC Hld Q ICCH 47 14.45 9.60 0 14.15 5 14.30 13.90 -.08 -1.0sICF Intl Q ICFI .56 .7 26 86.46 47.75 172 83.45 525 90.42 81.17 -.41 +12.3 ICICI Bk N IBN .19e 1.2 18.47 6.86 10126 16.61 47043 17.71 16.42 -.78 +11.8 ICU Med Q ICUI 236.51 158.01 243 207.50 608 221.00 199.03 -5.08 -3.3 IClickInt Q ICLK 19.10 3.86 1890 14.71 11853 15.88 12.26 -1.54 +72.2 IdexxLab Q IDXX 573.99 168.65 594 520.17 2635 547.12 507.34 -23.96 +4.1 IDT Cp N IDT 1.00f 5.6 22 21.45 4.81 122 17.95 647 19.85 17.66 -1.78 +45.2 IEC Elec Q IEC 20 17.98 5.00 119 12.33 780 13.20 11.35 -.91 -9.0 IES Hldgs Q IESC 51.09 13.73 60 45.84 184 48.74 44.00 +1.10 -.4 IF Bancp Q IROQ .30 1.4 15 22.87 15.03 1 21.05 11 21.15 20.61 +.10 -4.4 IFresh h Q IFMK 4.25 .35 569 1.65 4024 2.43 1.61 -.30 +110.7 IGM Bio Q IGMS 133.00 27.55 143 87.43 784 101.99 81.12 -4.07 -1.0 iHrtMed Q IHRT 17.92 4.31 875 14.07 3547 15.23 13.44 -.68 +8.4 II-VI Q IIVI 47 100.44 19.00 1077 84.30 6582 89.99 80.55 -5.98 +11.0 II-VI pf Q IIVIP 407.35 174.38 5 349.64 34 361.12 339.04 -23.77 +9.1siM MnFut N DBMF 27.69 24.00 4 26.66 137 27.69 26.66 -.56 +4.3 IMAC Hl Q IMAC 4.95 .42 292 2.08 3885 2.73 2.01 -.33 +35.9 IMV Inc Q IMV 6.82 1.35 106 3.32 1075 3.99 3.26 -.67 +7.8sING N ING .14e 1.3 11.45 4.52 4131 10.87 19776 11.45 10.81 +.02 +15.1 ING 6.125 N ISG 1.53 6.3 26.11 24.00 24.47 sInsu III n Q IIII 10.74 10.35 28 10.44 254 10.74 10.35 -.21 +.2 INmune Q INMB 29.99 2.20 239 16.22 1220 19.57 15.12 -3.03 -5.8 ION Geo N IO 5.35 1.13 744 3.04 6321 3.64 2.82 -.27 +25.1 IPG Photon Q IPGP 41 262.55 98.04 310 227.35 1518 232.37 216.27 -7.21 +1.6sBiP Tin N JJT 73.31 35.16 4 68.50 14 73.31 68.39 -1.94 +28.7sBiP Softs N JJS 48.63 32.15 47.33 1 48.63 47.33 +.38 +10.8 BiP PrM N JJP 75.09 48.82 0 63.32 1 66.56 63.32 -1.90 -7.1sBiP Plat N PGM 62.49 28.71 2 56.70 5 62.49 55.69 -5.23 +12.5sBiPNickel N JJN 79.65 44.01 6 73.93 50 79.65 72.65 -4.47 +12.2sBiPIndMet N JJM 58.75 34.50 2 56.11 15 58.75 55.92 -.41 +10.4sBiPGrains N JJG 61.00 38.00 1 59.36 18 61.00 59.12 +.47 +8.0 BiPEngy N JJE 36.14 19.96 0 32.25 10 33.23 31.53 +.06 +22.7sBiPCopp N JJC 65.82 32.02 28 61.84 526 65.82 61.60 +.03 +15.9 BiPCoffee N JO 40.93 29.20 57 39.39 770 40.52 37.00 +2.01 +5.3sBiP Alum N JJU 48.26 32.18 3 45.97 14 48.26 45.69 +.32 +8.3sBiPAg N JJA 58.37 36.13 2 57.30 7 58.37 56.32 +.68 +8.5 iPt MdFut N VXZ 42.11 17.77 22 34.64 143 36.14 34.01 -.40 +12.6tiPt ShFut N VXX 78.84 14.44 121234 16.03 484144 17.29 14.44 +.93 -4.5 IQ UltSh N ULTR 53.12 47.63 2 49.65 4 49.73 49.62 -.06 +.2 IQ M Intr N MMIT 27.51 22.05 38 26.53 268 26.86 26.47 -.29 -.7 IQ M Ins N MMIN 29.98 22.44 114 27.15 929 27.62 27.07 -.45 -1.7 IQ HdgMult N QAI 32.76 26.58 132 32.03 379 32.52 31.97 -.52 +.3sIQ Hedge N MCRO 30.33 21.76 28.61 3 30.33 28.61 -.55 +1.2 IQ HdgLgS N QLS 26.28 17.29 0 25.54 11 25.97 25.52 -.48 -.5 IQ US Lg Q CLRG .44e 1.5 30.85 16.23 2 30.15 2 30.34 30.15 -.50 +4.4sIQ Ch SC N CSML 34.50 13.30 24 33.32 62 34.50 32.68 -.05 +14.2 IQ HdgEv N QED 24.50 17.70 2 23.84 7 24.19 23.77 -.45 +1.8 IQ HiYlVl N HYLV 25.76 20.38 4 25.12 27 25.35 25.05 -.29 -1.3 IQ 50HJpn N HFXJ 21.24 15.44 20.18 IQ 50HgEur N HFXE 20.27 13.80 19.07 IQ 50HIntl N HFXI 24.12 14.67 19 23.18 77 23.80 23.12 -.59 +2.2 IQ RealRtn N CPI 27.97 25.10 2 27.20 4 27.30 27.17 -.08 -.4 IQUSReSC N ROOF 1.43e 6.0 26.73 12.96 6 23.72 52 24.60 23.42 +.35 +10.6 IQMrgArb N MNA 36.18 26.21 114 32.68 489 33.12 32.60 -.44 -2.0 IQ GlbRes N GRES .10e .4 28.59 19.54 3 27.10 18 28.05 27.04 -.22 +5.2 IQIYI Q IQ 28.03 14.51 18228 25.33 56484 25.80 22.29 +.61 +44.9 IQVIA Hldg N IQV 199.99 81.79 1377 192.79 6244 197.35 186.39 +4.09 +7.6 IRSA N IRS 5.62 2.57 39 4.15 156 4.35 3.87 -.13 -8.0 IRSA Prop Q IRCP .32e 2.9 1 14.14 3.71 6 11.00 68 11.13 10.21 -.15 +20.0 IRhythm Q IRTC 286.19 56.54 1081 160.90 3971 168.32 143.44 -7.13 -32.2 iRobot Q IRBT 24 197.40 32.79 508 124.11 3719 129.49 108.94 -1.59 +54.6siSh US Vl N STLV 26.54 15.63 25.82 0 26.54 25.82 -.30 +5.8 iSh US Gr N STLG 33.74 17.78 31.77 0 32.39 31.51 -1.36 +.1 iSh US Tc N TECB 38.31 19.65 22 35.64 132 37.14 35.23 -1.80 +1.4 iShBd21 Q IBTA .20 .8 26.72 25.14 0 25.36 20 25.36 25.34 +.01 iShAdvMsc n Q DMXF 67.04 51.06 17 63.81 86 66.21 63.72 -2.38 +.9 iShAdvUS n Q USXF 33.51 24.79 50 32.00 275 33.05 31.83 -1.12 +2.2 iShBd22 Q IBTB .21 .8 25.90 25.31 8 25.42 35 25.43 25.40 -.01 iShBd29 Q IBTJ .16 .6 27.88 25.08 3 25.32 22 25.50 25.12 -.19 -3.4 iShBd28 Q IBTI .16 .6 28.12 25.23 1 25.52 10 25.74 25.36 -.21 -2.9 iShBd27 Q ITBH 27.87 25.29 2 25.52 6 25.74 25.38 -.21 -2.7 iShBd26 Q IBTG .14 .5 28.22 25.18 2 25.71 27 25.87 25.58 -.18 -1.9 iShBd25 Q IBTF .16 .6 26.32 25.27 3 25.77 22 25.90 25.67 -.14 -1.2 iShBd24 Q IBTE .16 .6 26.93 25.24 2 25.78 41 25.86 25.73 -.07 -.6 iShBd23 Q IBTD .15 .6 27.94 25.27 1 25.67 44 25.71 25.64 -.03 -.1 iShCyber N IHAK 44.18 20.36 118 39.21 853 41.99 38.81 -3.12 -2.8 iShEdgMl N MIDF 34.22 18.23 33.23 1 34.11 33.15 -.74 +4.9 iShGeno N IDNA 55.03 22.32 80 47.01 557 51.24 45.77 -4.62 +2.3 iBdDc26 N N IBMO 27.24 22.84 6 26.78 64 27.01 26.70 -.23 -1.1 iSh SlfDr N IDRV 48.25 17.35 124 44.91 995 46.82 43.80 -2.24 +4.0 iSh JpVl Q EWJV 28.46 18.38 3 27.57 35 28.23 27.43 -.51 +6.3 iSh JpEq Q EWJE 41.31 25.02 0 39.35 2 41.03 39.35 -1.46 +1.9 iShGlGr Q BGRN 1.54 2.8 56.34 51.93 28 54.89 218 55.33 54.41 -.18 -2.4 iShSCOp N ESML 39.34 16.65 149 37.77 746 39.34 37.24 -.73 +10.7 iShBrHiY N USHY 41.58 31.58 2542 41.04 11126 41.46 40.97 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+2.2 iShMexico N EWW .78e 1.9 45.47 25.03 3584 40.66 16504 42.39 40.20 -1.05 -5.4 iShNeth N EWN .66e 1.5 46.67 21.62 165 44.02 776 45.69 43.77 -1.88 +6.5siSPacxJpn N EPP 1.66e 3.4 51.86 28.86 541 49.52 1888 51.86 49.51 -1.32 +3.4 iShSoAfr N EZA 1.02e 2.2 49.55 24.12 679 46.25 2580 49.13 45.81 -2.61 +5.5 iShSpain N EWP .99e 3.7 28.57 17.60 1614 27.03 4582 27.86 26.83 -.08 siSSwedn N EWD .76e 1.8 43.85 21.38 350 42.02 1025 43.85 41.86 -1.16 +5.6 iShSwitz N EWL .75e 1.7 45.83 29.55 1747 43.23 5220 44.69 43.07 -1.34 -3.2 iShFrntr100 N FM .30e 1.0 30.00 19.35 22 28.86 175 29.77 28.85 -.74 +1.8 iShGlHiY bt A GHYG 2.09e 4.2 51.04 35.97 5 50.36 225 50.94 50.27 -.34 -.7siShxUSH bt A HYXU .92e 1.6 57.23 39.61 28 56.29 42 57.23 56.29 -.57 -.5 iShEMCBd bt A CEMB 2.28 4.3 53.18 40.67 304 52.54 955 52.83 52.22 -.26 -1.1 iShEMkHY N EMHY 3.98 8.8 47.65 32.81 105 45.13 660 45.77 44.97 -.58 -2.6siShAsiaPDv N DVYA 2.29e 5.5 42.44 24.71 7 41.49 27 42.44 41.09 +.57 +9.7siShEmMDv N DVYE 1.83e 4.8 39.43 25.51 473 38.28 1058 39.43 38.15 -.76 +2.8 iShGblSilv N SLVP .29e 1.8 19.50 5.62 483 15.78 2431 17.45 15.37 -.16 -7.7 iShGblEnP N FILL .59e 3.8 17.00 7.77 55 15.38 273 16.27 14.92 +.44 +17.8siShGblAgri N VEGI .55e 1.4 39.67 18.38 21 38.55 156 39.67 38.24 -.14 +13.0 iShMsciWld N URTH 1.57e 1.4 119.36 66.38 157 114.27 369 118.11 113.93 -3.47 +1.7 iShEMAsia Q EEMA 1.23e 1.3 100.35 49.13 177 92.47 439 96.81 91.57 -6.27 +5.7 iShEMktSC N EEMS .89e 1.6 58.29 27.11 48 56.23 320 57.70 55.79 -1.81 +6.5 iShEMkBd N LEMB .42e 1.0 45.54 34.53 410 43.70 1178 44.77 43.70 -1.00 -3.4 iShWldMnV N ACWV 1.93e 2.1 98.37 70.06 225 94.12 3296 96.50 94.05 -2.29 -2.9 iSEMMnVol N EEMV 1.15e 1.8 65.45 42.10 263 62.29 1672 64.13 62.03 -2.52 +2.0 iShJpnSC N SCJ 1.81e 2.3 82.88 49.10 1 79.10 50 81.91 79.10 -2.12 +.1 iShThai N THD 1.88e 2.4 82.27 45.95 216 77.89 762 80.44 77.31 -1.89 +1.1 iShIsrael N EIS .81e 1.3 67.89 36.86 33 64.22 130 67.17 63.55 -3.12 +.2siShChile N ECH .71e 2.3 33.52 17.55 795 31.41 3078 33.52 31.24 -1.75 +4.0 iShBRIC N BKF .54e 1.0 60.41 31.75 54 54.59 170 57.80 54.05 -4.82 +4.6siShsUSA N EUSA .67e .9 77.58 39.38 10 75.38 58 77.58 74.57 -1.64 +4.4 iShTurkey Q TUR 1.10e 4.1 30.09 17.62 322 26.72 2018 29.59 26.37 -3.09 +.8 iShSilver N SLV 27.98 10.86 54559 24.66 211926 26.28 24.27 -.60 +.4 iShS&P100 N OEF 1.92e 1.1 181.03 101.87 675 173.05 2734 178.61 172.27 -5.26 +.8siShMrnLV N JKF 2.46e 2.1 119.95 75.13 29 115.92 209 119.95 115.79 -1.08 +3.3 iShIntTBd Q IGOV 55.97 45.22 178 53.26 949 54.18 53.12 -.60 -4.3 iShMrnLG N JKE 1.20e .4 313.08 158.00 11 289.75 115 302.04 286.00 -15.45 iShNewZea Q ENZL 2.01e 3.2 71.72 35.70 157 62.53 261 65.30 62.35 -2.46 -8.1 iSh1-3yITB Q ISHG 85.79 73.39 5 84.05 21 84.80 83.86 -.38 -1.3 iShMrnLC N JKD 2.24e 1.0 224.13 122.90 5 216.52 25 221.28 216.10 -4.86 -.1 iShBrazSC N EWZS .40e 2.7 20.11 7.89 48 14.85 443 16.18 14.85 -1.55 -10.6siShIntlPfd N IPFF .96e 5.9 16.83 8.38 58 16.26 659 16.83 16.26 -.29 +4.4 iShSPTUS N ITOT 92.38 48.52 2658 88.71 16268 91.53 87.98 -2.59 +2.9 iShSTNtMu N SUB .86 .8 108.56 97.45 288 107.67 1752 107.91 107.47 -.24 -.4 iShAgcyBd N AGZ 1.81 1.5 124.18 117.36 138 118.51 272 118.84 118.00 -.34 -.9siShSelDiv Q DVY 3.03e 2.9 109.50 61.89 712 105.08 4174 109.50 104.65 -.45 +9.3 iShGTimb Q WOOD .94e 1.1 88.48 39.55 66 83.19 220 86.99 82.81 -2.88 +4.5 iShTIPS N TIP 1.69e 1.3 128.27 107.37 6399 125.83 23187 126.07 123.51 -.08 -1.4siShEurFn Q EUFN .74e 4.0 19.53 10.59 1097 18.72 7607 19.53 18.66 +.09 +6.7 iShAsiaexJ Q AAXJ 1.30e 1.4 102.44 52.95 1618 94.65 9489 99.28 93.88 -6.55 +5.6 iShChinaLC N FXI .87e 1.8 54.53 33.11 22203 49.07 105084 52.19 48.67 -4.54 +5.7siShTransp N IYT 1.70e .7 241.36 116.61 75 235.03 929 241.36 232.00 +.94 +6.6 iShChinaSC N ECNS 1.73e 2.9 65.90 31.27 27 58.82 316 61.83 57.85 -4.82 +19.7 iSCorSP500 N IVV 4.38e 1.1 395.65 220.28 6450 381.77 23332 393.67 379.61 -9.74 +1.7 iSMornMC N JKG 2.32e 1.0 249.90 126.19 5 242.72 28 249.06 242.23 -4.56 +3.6 iShEMInfr Q EMIF .93e 3.9 28.14 17.06 3 23.75 18 24.38 23.75 -.55 -3.2 iShGClnEn Q ICLN .33e 1.3 34.25 8.08 8833 25.85 54835 27.78 24.44 -2.64 -8.5 iShUSAgBd N AGG 2.65e 2.2 119.73 105.56 10949 115.34 43038 115.87 114.20 -.50 -2.4 iShEMkts N EEM .59e 1.1 58.29 30.09 67918 53.73 242452 56.37 53.39 -3.80 +4.0 iShACWX Q ACWX 1.00e 1.8 57.27 32.40 2072 54.24 7043 56.39 54.19 -2.40 +2.3 iShiBoxIG N LQD 3.87 2.9 139.38 104.95 23284 132.27 118336 133.22 129.78 -.90 -4.2 iSh ACWI Q ACWI 1.43e 1.5 96.94 53.31 5760 92.51 24981 95.63 92.10 -3.32 +2.0 iSKokusai N TOK 1.60e 1.9 88.26 49.06 5 85.34 8 87.69 84.86 -1.96 +2.1tiShCorUSTr N GOVT .33 1.2 28.54 26.21 3881 26.60 20254 27.24 26.21 -.08 -2.3 iSEafeSC Q SCZ 1.51e 2.2 73.00 37.73 4651 70.20 13297 72.50 70.20 -1.60 +2.7 iSGblTelcm N IXP 2.31e 2.9 82.53 45.58 33 78.85 87 81.08 78.50 -2.42 +6.2 iShEMBd Q EMB 4.55 4.1 117.08 85.00 8060 110.03 37184 111.72 109.24 -1.96 -5.1 iShGblTech N IXN 1.10e .4 324.99 155.91 204 304.07 587 314.88 301.40 -14.13 +1.3 iShAaa-ACp N QLTA 1.51e 2.7 59.53 47.79 445 56.35 1789 56.66 55.43 -.31 -3.7 iSMrnMCG N JKH .59e .2 420.66 183.44 27 388.66 166 407.83 382.26 -23.22 +1.6 iShIndones N EIDO .35e 1.5 25.21 11.91 985 22.85 3172 23.96 22.65 -.76 -2.4 iSSP500Gr N IVW 2.03e 3.2 250.42 55.48 3342 63.45 14382 65.54 62.95 -2.68 -.6 iShNYMun N NYF 58.92 50.39 27 57.64 94 58.16 57.37 -.58 -1.1 iShGblHcr N IXJ 79.80 51.07 442 74.57 1250 76.59 74.56 -2.18 -2.5 iShGnmaBd Q GNMA 1.08 2.1 55.03 48.94 293 50.33 612 50.71 49.93 -.34 -1.3siShGblFin N IXG 1.28e 1.8 73.29 40.26 91 70.16 334 73.29 70.00 -.45 +7.8 iShUSAQlt N QUAL 1.04e .9 120.25 68.20 1580 116.53 9617 120.09 115.91 -2.48 +.3 iSSPGlbEn N IXC 1.01e 4.2 27.05 12.23 1248 24.10 6960 25.46 23.52 +.57 +18.7 iShCalMn N CMF 63.23 53.00 92 61.89 892 62.60 61.69 -.67 -1.5 iSh CMBS N CMBS 1.00 1.8 56.00 49.03 72 54.34 271 54.90 54.25 -.41 -1.8siShUSASize N SIZE 1.26e 1.1 119.61 60.20 59 115.96 706 119.61 115.03 -2.70 +4.3 iSGblInfra N IGF 1.27e 3.0 48.64 28.19 351 42.99 2096 44.70 42.99 -.48 -1.6siShNANatR N IGE .85e 3.2 28.17 13.28 221 26.66 1423 28.17 26.15 +.26 +14.5 iSh JPXNik N JPXN 77.08 45.69 8 73.00 21 76.24 73.00 -3.10 +.8siShUSAVal N VLUE 1.49e 1.6 99.27 54.20 943 95.98 5512 99.27 95.05 -1.16 +10.4 iShLatAm N ILF .60e 2.3 30.87 15.54 2065 26.53 8716 28.46 26.50 -2.41 -9.6 iShUSAMo N MTUM .81e .5 179.38 88.83 2658 162.90 11520 172.47 159.66 -11.71 +1.0siShMrnMCV N JKI 2.72e 1.6 179.41 89.87 6 172.58 50 179.41 171.77 -.06 +10.3 iShPhilpns N EPHE .20e .7 33.48 19.00 65 30.19 519 30.54 29.62 -.74 -7.7siSSP500Val N IVE 2.14e 1.6 138.04 81.70 1221 133.41 5631 138.04 132.98 -.93 +4.2 iShNMuBd N MUB 2.59 2.2 118.15 100.03 1845 115.59 10031 116.74 115.12 -1.18 -1.4siShUKSC bt A EWUS 1.38e 3.1 46.12 21.63 21 44.42 236 46.12 44.42 -.39 +5.2siSRTop200V N IWX 1.17e 1.9 62.11 37.65 102 60.05 302 62.11 60.00 -.65 +3.7 iShIntlDev N WPS 1.16e 3.2 38.60 23.31 7 35.90 40 37.02 35.90 -.01 +.7 iShAsia50 N AIA 1.02e 1.1 102.50 46.01 238 94.73 1335 99.07 93.90 -6.37 +8.7tiSh20 yrT N TLT 3.05 2.1 179.70 136.61 45027 143.12 140847 143.74 136.61 -.15 -9.3 iSRTop200G N IWY .82e .6 139.93 71.86 123 131.32 604 135.69 130.32 -5.68 -1.3tiSh7-10yTB Q IEF 1.54 1.3 123.41 114.10 28188 115.76 82305 116.67 114.10 -.78 -3.5 iShRTop200 N IWL 1.02e 1.1 94.96 52.77 363 91.13 515 93.94 90.69 -2.59 +.9 iShIntSelDv N IDV 1.51e 4.5 32.60 19.52 1935 30.81 5759 32.01 30.78 -.24 +4.5 iSh1-3yTB Q SHY .86 1.0 86.80 85.16 5187 86.32 25507 86.36 86.17 -.05 -.1 iS Eafe N EFA 1.66e 2.2 77.17 45.73 48755 74.01 152074 76.68 73.96 -2.24 +1.4 iShGerSC bt A EWGS .69e .9 83.25 35.64 1 78.48 10 80.70 77.37 -1.59 +4.1 iShEurRE Q IFEU 1.46e 4.2 41.88 24.38 35.01 siSRusMCV N IWS 1.59e 1.5 107.74 53.42 433 104.14 3483 107.74 103.23 -1.01 +7.4 iShCrLTBd N ILTB 2.54 3.6 79.65 61.05 58 70.85 375 71.40 68.62 -.48 -7.3 iSRusMCG N IWP 1.02e 1.0 199.21 97.86 1180 104.01 4072 109.54 102.30 -6.55 +1.3 iShIntlRE Q IFGL 1.48e 5.4 30.05 17.75 111 27.48 271 28.34 27.38 +.15 +1.1 iShEuroSC Q IEUS 1.08e 1.7 66.67 31.74 7 64.47 41 66.15 64.41 -.99 +3.8siShNorC bt A ENOR .58e 2.2 27.55 12.73 12 26.05 144 27.55 26.05 -.27 +3.8 iShRsMd N IWR 74.80 36.03 1483 72.16 7368 74.52 71.29 -2.05 +5.3siShMrnSC N JKJ 1.78e .8 226.65 103.24 1 219.72 8 226.65 218.60 -1.96 +11.3 iShIreland N EIRL .55e 1.1 54.41 25.38 7 51.08 19 52.85 50.94 -.04 +1.1siSCorSPMid N IJH 1.89e .8 257.71 117.87 2012 249.22 7296 257.71 246.01 -3.87 +8.4 LgTrmBd N IGLB 2.67 3.9 74.42 52.06 1074 68.50 4696 68.86 66.13 -.35 -6.2 iShiBxHYB N HYG 5.09 5.9 87.81 67.52 46505 86.44 182111 87.53 86.41 -1.06 -1.0 iShFinlC bt A EFNL .51e 1.1 49.38 24.67 14 45.17 34 46.67 45.04 -.72 +2.0 iShSft N IGV .12e 389.44 176.23 1600 354.60 8156 377.01 350.14 -25.93 +.1 iShCorUS N FTY 57.86 31.37 123 50.44 640 52.54 50.44 -.19 +4.2 iShDenC bt A EDEN .81e .9 100.78 51.08 15 94.32 109 97.89 94.32 -4.18 -3.4 iShs SOX Q SOXX 1.55e .4 443.97 167.79 1509 416.91 6726 435.04 402.08 -20.78 +10.0 iShIndia50 Q INDY .15e .3 46.64 21.97 122 43.83 547 46.22 43.46 -2.02 +3.3 iShNetw N IGN .25e .4 71.08 37.29 14 65.41 80 67.38 64.82 -2.53 +9.7 iShNATch N IGM .73e .2 382.31 183.27 45 358.36 170 370.17 352.58 -15.60 +2.4 iShNsdBio Q IBB 174.04 92.15 4306 156.93 19689 165.28 154.13 -9.38 +3.6 iShResRE N REZ 2.01e 2.8 82.13 44.34 33 70.55 341 74.29 70.55 -.72 +4.0 iShC&SRE N ICF 2.97e 5.4 125.54 51.05 216 54.73 765 56.88 54.70 -1.00 +1.6 iShKLDSoc N DSI 1.11e 1.5 141.09 69.36 197 73.30 854 75.66 72.89 -1.87 +2.5 Continued from previous page NYSE, NYSE American and Nasdaq Exchanges Continued on next page Exch. 52-week Vol Friday Vol Weekly YTD Name Market Symbol Div Yield PE High Low 1000s Last 1000s High Low Chg % Chg Exch. 52-week Vol Friday Vol Weekly YTD Name Market Symbol Div Yield PE High Low 1000s Last 1000s High Low Chg % Chg MONEY & MARKET$Page 10 www.sunnewspapers.net The Sun/Saturday, February 27, 2021 

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iShGbl100 N IOO 66.60 38.23 83 64.00 977 65.88 63.73 -1.75 +1.7 iShConsSv N IYC 1.50e 2.1 277.42 68.42 118 72.26 678 74.38 71.59 -1.53 +2.5 iShMBS Q MBB 2.62 2.4 111.31 104.79 2703 109.15 10303 109.75 108.66 -.59 -.9 iShGvCrBd N GBF 2.86 2.3 127.83 111.36 7 121.76 37 122.37 120.27 -.70 -3.3 iShIndia bt A INDA .24e .6 43.13 20.48 10005 41.03 28602 42.93 40.53 -1.70 +2.0siSR1KVal N IWD 2.41e 1.7 148.49 84.11 7958 143.56 22569 148.49 142.93 -1.44 +5.0 iSMrnSCG N JKK .87e .3 352.90 133.27 13 317.49 123 335.57 311.10 -22.09 +4.6 iShPoland N EPOL .42e 2.2 20.61 12.11 198 18.67 1270 19.57 18.65 -1.06 -1.8 iSMCGth N IJK 1.88e 2.5 257.97 59.79 211 76.62 1397 78.92 75.08 -2.34 +6.1 iShIntGvC N GVI 1.99 1.7 118.58 103.14 78 115.91 378 116.54 115.54 -.57 -1.5 iSR1KGr N IWF 1.45e .6 255.61 128.23 2505 239.17 8510 248.04 237.00 -11.23 -.8siSIndiaSC bt A SMIN .10e .2 48.59 20.74 194 47.22 794 48.59 46.86 -.23 +11.6 iShBrUSIn Q USIG 1.89 3.2 62.29 49.15 775 59.95 4914 60.32 59.01 -.37 -3.3 iSRus1K N 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+7.6 iShShtTrB Q SHV 1.10 1.0 112.99 110.14 1275 110.52 7904 110.53 110.51 iShUSPfd Q PFF 2.04 5.5 38.71 23.85 10871 37.37 40546 37.65 37.04 -.32 -3.0 iSEafeMnV N EFAV 2.81e 3.9 74.87 53.83 1086 71.47 4554 73.70 71.39 -2.19 -2.6 iSRus3K N IWV 2.47e 1.1 238.88 126.00 122 229.51 677 236.82 227.96 -6.61 +2.7 iSGblMatl N MXI 1.02e 1.2 87.61 42.09 190 83.57 641 87.54 83.35 -2.32 +2.7tiShUtils N IDU 4.54e 6.3 175.49 73.84 127 72.46 458 76.06 72.45 -3.87 -6.6 iSUSAMinV N USMV .87e 1.3 68.53 45.75 4917 65.78 24339 67.42 65.78 -1.34 -3.1siSMrnSCV N JKL 2.98e 1.9 165.72 72.15 12 159.60 103 165.72 156.76 +2.05 +13.3 iShMCVal N IJJ 2.16e 2.3 165.73 68.74 627 95.64 2153 99.23 94.71 -.01 +10.8 iShGblUtil N JXI 1.99e 3.6 63.23 41.43 49 55.90 84 58.34 55.90 -2.53 -6.9 iShTelecm N IYZ .68e 2.2 32.32 22.06 243 30.63 1365 31.74 30.63 -1.17 +1.4 iShTech N IYW 1.20e 1.4 331.72 81.00 1483 86.92 4648 90.68 85.46 -4.60 +2.2siShGblIndl N EXI 1.40e 1.3 112.60 59.59 23 109.00 171 112.60 108.95 -1.55 +2.1 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-.3 iShBd3-23 N IBDD 28.71 23.77 2 27.21 11 27.28 27.18 -.2 iShBd3-20 N IBDC 26.14 24.32 26.02 siStar N STAR .44 2.5 18.22 5.48 636 17.72 3849 18.22 16.63 +1.14 +19.3 iStar pfD N STARpD 2.00 7.9 26.03 10.72 5 25.31 26 25.84 25.21 +.03 -1.6 iStar pfG N STARpG 1.91 7.6 27.18 10.86 10 25.24 22 25.69 25.04 +.22 +.3 iStar pfI N STARpI 1.87 7.4 25.75 10.58 15 25.35 45 25.46 24.88 +.57 +1.3 IT TchPck A ITP 2 1.45 .39 13494 .76 106905 1.22 .75 -.47 +35.7sITT Inc N ITT .68 .8 22 84.42 35.41 612 82.98 2851 84.42 78.10 +4.58 +7.7siTeosTh n Q ITOS 43.69 17.50 322 41.58 1411 43.69 38.94 +1.15 +22.9 iBio A IBIO 7.45 .28 6097 1.76 43386 2.20 1.71 -.23 +67.6sIcahn Ent Q IEP 8.00 12.5 27 69.10 34.00 231 63.88 1016 69.10 63.62 -1.52 +26.1sIchorHld Q ICHR 20 47.85 13.68 408 42.76 1942 47.85 40.50 -3.81 +41.8 Icon PLC Q ICLR 30 223.62 104.28 1528 180.68 7380 210.88 179.54 -27.53 -7.3 IconxBrn Q ICON 4.20 .51 329 2.18 1885 3.00 2.17 -.55 +73.0 Idacorp N IDA 2.84f 3.3 21 112.28 69.05 419 86.24 1998 89.55 86.04 -1.94 -10.2 IdealPwr Q IPWR 24.95 1.08 384 17.17 2547 19.36 15.31 -1.83 +110.2 Ideanom h Q IDEX 5.53 .28 21657 3.19 161633 4.03 2.71 -.67 +60.3 IDEAYA Q IDYA 21.38 2.95 115 19.07 609 20.01 17.37 +1.11 +36.2 Identive lf Q INVE 13.80 2.11 69 11.14 474 11.89 10.22 -.06 +31.1 IderaPh Q IDRA 6.14 .81 369 4.36 2961 5.07 3.95 -.40 +18.8 IDEX N IEX 2.00 1.0 40 211.71 104.56 343 195.17 1858 199.92 194.54 -1.58 -2.0 IG Acq A n Q IGAC 13.64 9.97 68 11.10 380 12.44 10.89 -.98 +2.7 IgnyteAc un Q IGNYU 10.88 10.29 35 10.50 199 10.88 10.30 -.04 +1.9 iHuman n N IH 31.58 15.68 206 18.50 667 19.39 17.00 -1.29 +2.1 Ikonics Q IKNX 16.00 2.83 10 9.67 122 11.20 8.36 -1.54 -3.0 ITW N ITW 4.56 2.3 30 224.69 115.94 1473 202.18 5157 205.64 199.31 +.78 -.8 Illumina Q ILMN 70 555.77 196.78 1454 439.41 6465 482.84 432.06 -46.85 +18.8 ImageSens Q ISNS 57 6.36 2.79 52 4.59 199 5.73 4.35 -1.16 +2.2tIMARA n Q IMRA 62.71 11.85 78 12.59 392 13.49 11.85 -.86 -42.9sImax Corp N IMAX 21.28 6.01 590 20.67 4413 21.28 19.43 +1.16 +14.7 Immatics Q IMTX 17.48 8.67 1026 10.79 1551 11.48 10.43 -.35 Immersn h Q IMMR 16.64 4.23 1594 9.91 8367 12.20 9.85 -2.20 -12.2 ImmuCell Q ICCC 64 13.20 3.70 21 10.52 274 12.06 10.00 -1.36 +76.8 ImmunHld n Q IMCR 61.99 39.02 64 48.36 449 53.77 43.70 -.86 +11.9 ImunoGn Q IMGN 10.88 1.95 1754 8.75 15898 10.10 8.56 -.95 +35.7 Immunm n Q IMNM 63.78 9.28 157 39.58 2360 48.70 25.57 +1.58 +308.9 Immunovnt Q IMVT 53.75 8.34 842 15.78 6411 18.32 15.29 -2.31 -65.8 Immuron Q IMRN 28.99 1.55 34 6.74 403 8.59 6.71 -1.48 +5.8 Immutep Q IMMP 7.95 .53 553 2.68 3539 3.16 2.61 -.47 -14.6 ImpacMtg A IMH 7.85 1.10 26 3.10 172 3.50 2.97 -.21 +2.0 ImpOil g A IMO .66 3.0 18 23.75 7.04 471 21.96 2877 23.44 21.21 +.84 +15.4 Impinj Q PI 79.05 11.47 225 63.97 1345 72.75 61.29 -8.53 +52.8 InMode Q INMD 59 73.00 13.14 746 68.96 4424 72.40 65.12 -.14 +45.2 InariMed n Q NARI 120.00 39.55 428 104.60 2208 118.40 98.53 -14.09 +19.8 IncOpR A IOR 25 17.00 8.32 11.37 10 11.90 11.37 +.07 +.3 Incyte Q INCY 110.37 62.48 1691 78.66 9728 82.75 76.69 -1.88 -9.6 IndepHld N IHC .44f 1.2 16 43.43 22.00 7 38.01 26 39.62 37.99 -.22 -7.3 IndepRT N IRT .78a 5.6 88 15.50 6.86 700 14.04 2800 14.58 13.99 -.16 +4.5sIndBkMA Q INDB 1.84 2.2 19 89.09 49.25 156 85.51 732 89.09 83.03 +2.07 +17.1sIndBkMI Q IBCP .84f 4.1 1 21.68 9.19 165 20.67 651 21.68 20.52 +.01 +11.9sIndepBkTX Q IBTX 1.20f 1.7 16 75.00 20.35 219 69.69 1150 75.00 69.31 -.22 +11.5 IndiaFd N IFN 1.70e 21.53 11.13 99 20.62 487 21.29 20.34 -.81 +3.3 IndiaGlC A IGC 4.50 .26 1749 1.76 15694 2.29 1.63 -.32 +12.8 IndoTel N TLK .67 26.88 16.06 214 23.98 1200 24.80 22.39 +1.10 +2.0 IndusRlty Q INDT .50f .8 80.35 28.67 2 60.68 12 64.90 60.68 -3.10 -2.9 IndTcAc un Q ITACU 13.53 9.90 11 11.50 22 13.26 11.25 -1.34 +7.0 IndLogis Q ILPT 1.32 6.2 21 24.37 12.95 677 21.27 2520 21.90 21.19 -.22 -8.7 IndBach N IBA .87e 2.2 48.47 28.04 11 39.67 98 40.78 39.53 -.78 -12.2 Infinera Q INFN 11.51 3.68 3707 9.83 19868 10.64 9.07 -.83 -6.3 InnityPh Q INFI 5.98 .60 2608 3.04 16070 3.91 2.92 -.73 +43.4 InaRx Q IFRX 4 9.70 2.52 991 4.15 3958 5.71 4.14 -1.50 -17.5 InfoSvcs Q III .20f 5.5 5 4.11 1.61 88 3.64 466 3.82 3.54 -.17 +11.0 Infosys N INFY .27 34 19.07 6.76 7390 17.12 42101 17.75 16.94 -.82 +1.0 InfrEnAlt Q IEA 24.13 1.63 681 16.67 3984 18.07 14.61 -1.27 +.6 InfuSystem A INFU 20.17 5.26 90 17.06 697 19.24 16.93 -2.25 -9.2sIngerRand N IR 36 48.92 17.01 2381 46.34 17958 48.92 43.33 +2.45 +1.7 Ingevity N NGVT 16 79.68 24.92 419 69.48 1604 71.77 68.33 -.46 -8.3sInglesMk h Q IMKTA .66 1.3 22 54.40 32.21 140 51.96 602 54.40 50.27 +1.17 +21.8 Ingredion N INGR 2.56f 2.8 16 93.98 59.11 725 90.20 2892 93.25 86.35 +3.34 +14.7 Inhibrx n Q INBX 50.97 15.20 271 25.42 1330 30.45 24.23 -1.31 -22.9 Innodata Q INOD 7.35 .75 120 5.85 809 6.88 5.38 -1.00 +10.4sInnospec Q IOSP 1.04 1.0 22 105.50 56.71 106 100.45 502 105.50 98.86 +.60 +10.7 RoundBit N NERD 39.38 11.91 132 33.76 632 36.93 33.40 -3.63 +12.0sInnovInd N IIPR 4.96f 2.5 222.08 40.21 770 195.00 4743 222.08 175.00 -19.57 +6.5 InnoInd pfA N IIPRpA 40.00 23.00 2 34.86 13 34.92 34.25 +.61 -1.6 InnovSolu Q ISSC 35 8.24 1.20 16 6.36 149 6.94 6.31 -.46 -2.5 InSPX Pw N PFEB 27.25 19.47 31 26.85 218 27.21 26.70 -.20 +2.4 InnSPX Ul N UFEB 26.80 20.87 44 26.47 140 26.71 26.33 -.13 +1.6 InSPX Bu N BFEB 28.79 17.00 31 28.07 124 28.65 28.00 -.41 +3.2 Innv RUT N KOCT 26.41 18.20 38 26.36 421 26.41 26.19 +.07 +1.7 Innv OEX N NOCT 36.94 27.93 10 36.20 52 36.69 36.00 -.58 +.2sInnSPX U N USEP 27.35 22.10 2 27.19 18 27.35 27.12 -.13 +.2 InSPX P N PSEP 28.38 20.98 239 28.01 445 28.38 28.01 -.21 +.3 InnBuff N BSEP 30.15 20.34 4 29.49 112 29.95 29.43 -.32 +1.2sInnUltBfr N UAUG 28.07 22.15 5 27.94 12 28.07 27.87 -.06 +.1sInnPwBfr N PAUG 28.63 20.88 39 28.45 87 28.63 28.33 -.10 +.6sInnBuffr N BAUG 30.35 19.73 7 29.96 171 30.35 29.87 -.30 +.5sInnvBuf N BOCT 30.74 19.89 20 30.28 60 30.74 30.24 -.25 +.7 InnvPwB N POCT 28.14 20.53 46 27.87 107 28.13 27.78 -.16 +.2 InnvUltB N UOCT 27.24 21.25 17 26.86 53 27.07 26.85 -.14 -.3 Innoviva Q INVA 1.00 8.7 8 15.62 7.58 677 11.43 3826 12.05 11.36 -.31 -7.7 Innsuites A IHT .02 .7 4.08 .67 40 2.88 637 3.95 2.65 -.60 +30.9 Inogen Q INGN 36 56.46 26.57 365 52.49 1216 56.25 49.50 -.23 +17.5 Inovalon Q INOV .12p 28.75 13.39 1101 24.56 3087 25.94 23.18 -.69 +35.2 InovioPhm Q INO 33.79 3.60 12217 11.10 59445 13.90 10.85 -2.74 +25.4 Inozyme n Q INZY 31.65 16.10 43 20.00 306 22.38 19.91 -.67 -3.1 Inphi Q IPHI 182.22 55.72 708 164.59 3537 170.25 159.19 -5.96 +2.6 Inpixon Q INPX 2.89 .92 6943 1.27 52605 1.78 1.10 -.56 +24.5 InseegoCp Q INSG 21.93 3.91 2602 14.59 14625 17.24 13.93 -2.63 -5.7 InsightEnt Q NSIT 19 88.70 28.25 294 83.59 1299 85.49 80.03 +.02 +9.9 InsightS N INSI .80 3.8 22.83 15.75 10 20.98 77 21.22 20.76 -.24 -1.8 Insignia rs Q ISIG 7 12.25 3.78 25 6.81 387 8.23 6.38 -1.44 +15.8 Insmed Q INSM 45.44 12.09 1055 35.77 5510 41.82 35.69 -5.13 +7.4 Insperity N NSP 1.60 1.8 23 95.78 22.59 330 88.70 1489 90.62 78.35 +9.53 +8.9 InsprMed N INSP 239.40 40.53 354 232.79 1602 237.61 195.08 +3.69 +23.8sInspEnt Q INSE 9.35 1.87 178 8.25 636 9.35 7.62 -.25 +25.4 InstlldBPd N IBP 59 130.11 29.02 263 109.36 1804 126.87 107.00 -17.27 +7.3sInsteel Q IIIN .12 .4 36 32.40 10.00 94 30.88 458 32.40 29.38 +.39 +38.7 Insulet Q PODD 298.43 121.00 698 259.10 3124 282.00 244.02 -14.93 +1.4 IntecPh rs Q NTEC 15.82 2.21 358 4.39 2545 6.33 4.27 -1.50 +27.2 IntegerHl N ITGR 96.78 46.01 295 88.19 1172 89.70 82.99 +3.97 +8.6 IntegLfSc Q IART 71 71.34 34.21 626 68.34 2619 71.15 66.17 +.12 +5.3 IntegMed Q IMTE 13.31 2.60 56 4.38 739 5.76 4.30 -1.14 +12.3 Intel Q INTC 1.39f 2.3 12 65.11 43.61 38189 60.78 165656 63.54 59.17 -2.23 +22.0 Intellia Q NTLA 92.00 9.18 2382 60.46 9085 71.82 56.52 -11.91 +11.1 Intellichk Q IDN 15.45 1.91 156 12.17 878 14.14 11.63 -2.11 +6.7 IntellgSys A INS 37 54.58 23.26 65 39.68 375 44.94 39.26 -3.88 -1.1sIntParfum Q IPAR 1.32 1.8 39 74.00 34.20 96 73.17 533 74.00 68.39 +4.35 +21.0 IntrPriv un N IPV.U 21.84 9.15 1271 13.86 6631 20.78 13.75 -5.64 -4.7sIntrBrkr Q IBKR .40 .6 68 76.67 33.70 1075 72.39 3576 76.67 70.65 -2.04 +18.8tInterceptP Q ICPT 98.03 23.00 2510 21.66 8602 31.81 21.47 -9.53 -12.3 IntcntlExc N ICE 1.20 1.1 30 119.02 63.51 3260 110.31 15728 113.59 109.10 -3.04 -4.3sIntCtlHtl N IHG 75.20 25.39 173 70.09 877 75.20 69.27 -1.12 +7.6 InterDig Q IDCC 1.40 2.2 69 69.00 31.04 186 63.37 1597 65.59 63.01 -.78 +4.4 Interface Q TILE .04 .3 17 17.49 5.06 351 12.42 2255 13.55 11.55 +.76 +18.3 Intergroup Q INTG 38.49 23.85 37.51 2 38.00 36.16 +1.51 +18.6sIntlBcsh Q IBOC 1.10 2.5 13 45.93 15.60 328 43.58 1320 45.93 41.57 +1.20 +16.4 IBM N IBM 6.52 5.6 12 148.05 90.56 8924 118.93 31631 124.35 118.44 -.06 -5.5 IntFlav N IFF 3.00 2.2 42 143.09 92.14 2043 135.51 12455 141.41 133.80 -3.99 +24.5 IntlGmeT N IGT .80 4.4 19.40 3.59 3164 18.29 10169 18.72 17.03 +.62 +8.0 IntlGnIns Q IGIC .09p 11.52 5.48 9 7.95 188 8.20 7.85 -.17 -1.6 IntMktCt N IMC IntlMonExp Q IMXI 18.69 6.46 100 14.73 481 15.60 14.52 -.74 -5.1 IntPap N IP 2.05 4.1 40 53.39 26.38 3259 49.65 14731 51.48 48.50 +.70 -.1 IntlSeaw N INSW .24 1.4 29.30 12.44 155 17.34 946 20.19 17.14 -2.46 +6.2 IntTower g A THM 2.27 .33 775 1.11 2057 1.28 1.10 -.06 -19.6 IntrpDia Q IDXG 1 10.78 2.57 3.92 402 4.32 3.72 -.38 +24.8sInterpublic N IPG 1.08f 4.1 18 27.07 11.63 5222 26.12 21264 27.07 25.52 +.83 +11.1 IntersENT Q XENT 26.98 5.97 137 22.81 846 24.70 22.67 -1.56 -.4 IntstP pfD Q IPLDP 1.27 5.0 26.62 19.55 24 25.30 62 25.70 25.13 -.07 -4.3 inTestCorp A INTT 17 9.20 2.08 62 8.55 311 8.96 7.86 -.20 +31.7 Intevac Q IVAC 19 7.95 3.17 85 6.37 356 6.66 6.26 -.17 -11.7sIntraCellu Q ITCI 40.01 10.94 871 35.43 3786 40.01 33.50 -4.08 +11.4sIntPotsh rs N IPI 35.61 6.00 187 29.69 1256 35.61 29.40 -2.03 +22.9sIntriCon Q IIN 31 23.18 9.84 55 22.96 176 23.54 21.20 +.03 +26.9 Intrusion n Q INTZ 28.25 9.65 916 24.38 1439 27.29 18.51 +2.63 +38.4 Intuit Q INTU 2.12 .5 63 423.74 187.68 1665 390.14 11508 415.43 382.80 -21.21 +2.7 IntSurg Q ISRG 98 826.81 360.50 634 736.80 3166 759.67 726.31 -13.35 -9.9 Inuvo A INUV 2.35 .09 3248 1.06 27418 1.41 .92 -.35 +134.0 Invacare N IVC .05 .5 10.94 3.90 173 9.10 1192 9.72 8.80 -.18 +1.7 Inventiva n Q IVA 19.06 9.01 107 15.00 225 16.50 15.00 -1.41 +3.4 Invesco24 N IHTA 10.78 6.00 10 9.36 53 9.44 9.18 +7.3 InvHiIn23 N IHIT 10.74 6.67 50 9.09 348 9.14 8.90 -.05 +7.8 InvAdvMu2 A VKI .78 6.8 11.80 7.63 132 11.49 1318 11.60 10.80 -.02 +1.2 InBLDR Em Q ADRE .76e 1.3 67.06 28.52 114 59.79 275 63.76 58.89 -5.47 +6.2 Inv Bond N VBF .83a 4.2 21.78 15.24 21 19.78 123 20.26 19.68 -.40 -9.2 InvB 29 Q BSMT 26.42 21.78 0 25.44 15 25.99 25.44 -.65 -2.6 InvB 28 Q BSMS 26.49 22.11 1 25.69 39 26.17 25.59 -.48 -1.9 InvB 27 Q BSMR 26.04 22.36 25.37 16 25.67 25.32 -.40 -1.6 InvB 26 Q BSMQ 26.14 22.55 25.59 16 25.83 25.58 -.34 -1.1 InvB 25 Q BSMP 26.14 22.87 3 25.74 14 25.99 25.70 -.23 -.9 InvB 24 Q BSMO 25.90 23.00 1 25.64 17 25.75 25.59 -.16 -.3 InvB 23 Q BSMN 25.74 23.45 6 25.61 35 25.68 25.59 -.04 InvB 22 Q BSMM 25.52 23.79 9 25.45 38 25.49 25.40 -.03 InvB 21 Q BSML 25.48 24.41 4 25.31 32 25.34 25.28 InvCAVal N VCV .79 6.2 13.51 8.83 120 12.86 673 12.97 12.52 -.06 -2.8 InvCrOpp N VTA .90 8.2 11.42 5.92 269 11.00 1304 11.06 10.88 +.05 +2.4sIn SCMatII Q PSCM .41e .7 66.56 25.76 5 61.64 22 66.56 61.29 -2.26 +7.8 InSC UtilII Q PSCU 1.21e 2.0 61.93 39.63 1 61.24 5 61.29 60.17 +.39 +13.6sInOpYCmd Q PDBC 17.89 11.08 6260 17.38 23138 17.89 17.33 +.25 +13.9 InvGDrChi Q PGJ .20e .3 85.90 30.00 51 74.64 303 83.11 73.05 -9.50 +16.9 InvDivAch Q PFM .50e 1.5 33.53 20.86 95 32.62 430 33.52 32.62 -.57 -.8sInvHiYlDv Q PEY .68 3.6 19.45 10.97 210 18.70 1006 19.45 18.63 -.05 +7.6sInvIntlDiv Q PID .65e 4.1 16.76 9.35 71 15.95 618 16.76 15.95 -.37 +3.9sInvMidVal N XMVM .64e 1.6 42.24 17.03 5 40.66 74 42.24 39.96 -.06 +11.1 InvSC Mom N XSMO .08e .2 56.40 24.13 29 51.73 205 54.11 50.99 -2.68 +9.0 InvSCValM N XSVM .60e 1.4 46.79 16.74 19 42.93 166 45.48 41.06 +1.45 +22.9 InvUtils Q PUI .63e 2.1 36.98 23.25 9 30.27 99 31.76 30.27 -1.62 -4.6 InvWtrRs Q PHO .18e .4 49.70 26.19 68 48.17 427 49.42 48.16 -.63 +3.7sInvBuybk Q PKW .52e .7 80.91 39.13 89 78.70 6292 80.91 77.92 -.31 +7.3sInv GARP N SPGP 80.16 36.96 29 77.86 120 80.16 77.52 -1.05 +8.1sInvSP100Eq N EQWL .80e 1.1 73.39 40.42 4 71.25 29 73.39 71.16 -.76 +4.0 InvMidMo N XMMO 89.02 39.36 90 82.18 958 85.83 80.84 -4.34 +5.0 InvMidQ N XMHQ 75.88 33.64 23 72.61 261 74.67 71.90 -1.70 +8.3 InvNasIntn Q PNQI 264.71 108.12 34 240.42 151 256.53 236.80 -19.27 +5.4sInvSmMid Q PRFZ 1.30e .8 178.38 76.37 43 171.56 253 178.38 168.83 -4.00 +13.7sInvBasMat Q PYZ .61e .8 81.61 34.23 16 76.26 51 81.61 75.80 -1.00 +6.6 Inv CnsCyc Q PEZ .30e .3 97.80 27.77 17 89.72 121 94.38 84.02 -4.69 +17.9 InvTechM Q PTF .26e .2 176.00 36.25 32 156.46 242 167.06 144.14 -12.64 +11.2 InvDWA M Q PDP .11e .1 93.62 44.95 308 86.96 1010 90.96 85.32 -4.92 -.9 InvInds Q PRN .19e .2 110.00 46.67 28 100.69 162 105.03 96.82 -4.13 +8.3 InvHlthcr Q PTH 193.97 69.41 46 163.14 263 179.10 156.61 -17.19 +1.9sInv Fincl Q PFI .14e .3 50.08 23.35 4 47.89 49 50.08 47.23 -.69 +11.2sInvEngy Q PXI .69e 2.8 26.22 9.00 54 24.71 469 26.22 22.66 +1.40 +40.5 InvCnsStp Q PSL .67e .7 94.50 45.81 3 89.98 19 92.37 89.23 -2.89 +3.9tIn1-30TrII Q PLW .72 2.0 41.55 35.41 13 36.30 620 36.48 35.41 -.15 -5.5 InSC InfoII Q PSCT .08e .1 148.66 50.00 41 138.95 110 144.48 135.01 -6.67 +13.4sInSC Ind II Q PSCI .40e .4 93.18 40.03 11 89.56 52 93.18 89.12 -.00 +12.3 InSC HCrII Q PSCH 199.88 83.54 17 185.54 100 191.85 182.40 -5.44 +9.2sInSC FinII Q PSCF .97e 1.6 56.64 29.46 13 54.66 43 56.64 54.09 +.68 +11.7sInSC EgyII Q PSCE .14e 2.2 6.80 2.00 1526 6.35 6037 6.80 5.81 +.27 +44.6 InSC CnS II Q PSCC 1.34e 1.4 102.84 55.25 3 98.62 13 101.12 97.37 -.77 +13.3 InSC CnDsII Q PSCD .35e .3 110.53 29.16 97 102.14 156 107.79 98.64 +2.05 +25.4 Inv LowVol N SPLV 57.05 51.51 7303 54.41 25235 55.85 54.41 -1.63 -3.2 PS USA Pt N PBUS 40.76 22.18 4 39.06 69 40.11 38.80 -.98 +1.8sInKBWRg II Q KBWR .79e 1.3 61.91 26.64 25 58.52 117 61.91 57.61 +1.15 +23.7 InP&CInsII Q KBWP .69e .9 73.50 44.46 3 70.53 38 72.75 69.25 +1.10 +3.3 InKbwReit Q KBWY 1.55 7.2 31.25 13.50 288 21.39 1403 22.45 21.25 -.04 +3.3 InKbwHiD II Q KBWD 1.48 8.0 22.23 8.95 120 18.46 961 19.04 18.17 +.09 +11.5sIn KBWBkII Q KBWB .58e 1.0 62.52 28.38 769 58.50 5816 62.52 58.17 -.23 +16.1sInIntByb II Q IPKW .29e .7 43.11 19.73 6 41.90 26 43.11 41.61 -.65 +9.1 InGlbWtII Q PIO .34e 1.0 36.59 20.56 13 34.50 82 35.63 34.50 -1.20 -1.2 In IntlLB II Q IDLB 30.54 18.34 3 29.24 3 30.01 29.24 -1.05 -.6 In SmCMoII Q DWAS .07e .1 96.33 32.00 86 85.91 492 92.16 82.42 -6.30 +14.1 InEmMomII Q PIE .12e .5 26.63 11.78 134 24.60 310 25.88 24.37 -1.70 +7.6 InDevMoII Q PIZ .26e .8 35.59 18.78 11 33.20 124 34.78 33.20 -1.78 -1.8 InvHiInc2 N VLT 1.24 9.1 14.42 8.09 36 13.56 104 13.88 13.42 -.27 -.2 Invsco iim N IIM .84 5.4 16.16 10.56 101 15.55 790 15.65 15.03 -.05 -.6sInvesco N IVZ .62 2.8 9 23.52 6.38 4700 22.42 19973 23.52 21.83 -.05 +28.6 InvMtgCap N IVR .65e 16.7 1 15.27 1.53 10575 3.89 75685 4.33 3.57 +.19 +15.1 InvMtg pfA N IVRpA 1.94 7.9 25.87 4.25 7 24.63 41 24.76 24.49 +.06 -2.0 InvMtg pfB N IVRpB 1.94 8.0 27.39 3.85 11 24.30 56 24.34 23.96 +.04 -.2 InvMtg pfC N IVRpC 1.88 7.6 27.25 4.00 11 24.62 55 24.67 24.28 +.26 +2.6 Invsco oia N OIA .39 5.0 8.30 5.45 53 7.80 377 7.95 7.65 -.13 -1.1 InvMuOpTr N VMO .88 6.8 13.45 8.61 222 13.01 1152 13.08 12.60 -.07 +1.5 InvMuniTr N VKQ .82 6.4 13.36 9.08 144 12.82 923 13.00 12.47 -.16 InvPAVal N VPV .79 6.3 13.55 9.15 28 12.63 149 12.68 12.42 -.03 -1.0 Inv QQQ Q QQQ 1.16e .4 338.19 164.93 104377 314.14 426652 327.80 310.88 -16.88 +.1 Invsco iqi N IQI .76 6.0 13.24 9.00 117 12.64 730 12.78 12.41 -.10 -3.1 InvSrInco N VVR .31 7.5 4.30 1.90 530 4.17 2908 4.18 4.12 +.02 +4.8 InvTrIG N VGM .88 6.7 13.62 8.62 128 13.23 980 13.25 12.70 -.01 +.2 InvTrNY N VTN .85 6.5 13.98 9.26 34 13.00 211 13.10 12.70 -.05 -.4 Investar Q ISTR .26f 1.4 15 23.09 8.49 18 19.20 159 20.50 17.93 +.88 +16.1 InvstCrd Q ICMB .72f 13.4 7.65 1.38 47 5.36 279 5.44 5.15 +.14 +12.5sInvestBncp Q ISBC .56f 4.2 14 13.76 6.31 4353 13.34 23971 13.76 12.67 +.63 +26.3 InvTitl Q ITIC 1.76 1.2 13 194.26 96.45 3 151.77 19 164.00 151.77 -12.00 -.8 Invitae N NVTA 61.59 7.42 4851 40.13 26475 49.87 37.70 -10.29 -4.0 InvitHm N INVH .68f 2.3 31.51 15.64 5080 29.14 21386 30.38 29.14 -.84 -1.9 InVivoTh Q NVIV 7.85 .50 2178 1.15 15183 1.65 1.08 -.38 +42.0 INVO Bio n Q INVO 4.50 2.90 27 3.18 327 3.76 2.98 -.58 +5.6 IonisPhm Q IONS 64.37 39.32 1231 52.40 5542 58.22 51.64 -5.29 -7.3 IovanceTh Q IOVA 54.21 18.70 2537 37.30 9427 46.71 34.61 -9.89 -19.6siPBetaCmd N BCM 33.94 19.82 0 32.86 19 33.94 32.86 +.28 +9.4 iPLgExR1K Q ROLA 147.93 siPBetaCrOil N OLEM 18.28 7.17 27 17.67 254 18.28 17.31 +.69 +25.1 iPUST5yBull N DFVL 116.05 62.80 81.86 83.09 81.11 -1.45 -3.5 iRadimed Q IRMD 27.25 14.42 12 22.30 77 23.83 22.01 -1.73 -2.2sIridex Q IRIX 7.20 1.22 245 5.88 2461 7.20 5.59 +.24 +134.3 IridiumCm Q IRDM 54.65 16.87 1922 38.31 8777 46.57 37.80 -9.06 -2.6 IronMtn 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KELYB 11 90.36 10.35 0 20.70 5 21.63 19.95 +.21 +1.2 KelsoTch g A KIQ .03f 2.9 1.48 .45 5801 1.03 38793 1.33 .92 -.12 +89.0 Kemper N KMPR 1.20 1.6 12 85.70 53.81 292 75.62 1519 79.11 73.49 +1.38 -1.6 Kennamtl N KMT .80 2.1 41.80 14.45 634 37.36 3409 40.27 36.10 +.86 +3.1 KennWils N KW .88 4.7 21.91 10.98 718 18.76 2946 19.46 17.47 +1.15 +4.9 KenonHld N KEN 1.21e 31.44 10.56 3 27.50 7 31.10 27.50 -2.74 -8.6 KY FstFd Q KFFB .40 5.6 8.16 4.40 3 7.08 18 7.69 7.02 -.11 +12.0tKrnlGrHl un Q KRNLU 10.58 10.28 165 10.26 363 10.49 10.16 -.22 -1.0 KerosTh n Q KROS 88.80 19.10 116 65.47 449 68.65 60.00 -1.17 -7.2 KeurDrPep Q KDP .60 2.0 7 33.69 18.98 7687 30.52 28407 32.24 30.28 -.72 -4.6 KewnSc Q KEQU .76 6.1 7 13.45 6.96 8 12.55 15 12.77 12.31 +.23 +.4 KeyTrn Q KTCC 15 10.48 2.51 46 8.22 404 8.76 7.40 +.26 +19.1sKeycorp N KEY .74 3.7 12 21.81 7.45 9469 20.14 44642 21.81 19.96 -.01 +22.7 Keycorp pfI N KEYpI 31.52 16.60 69 28.35 274 28.42 27.57 +.42 -3.1 Keysight N KEYS 155.50 77.93 1722 141.52 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27.51 27.04 -.40 -3.9 LM SC Qu Q SQLV 35.05 15.07 34.65 2 34.75 34.65 +.88 +17.6 LeggPlat N LEG 1.60 3.7 25 46.13 22.03 1184 43.27 4382 44.65 42.20 +.31 -2.3 LeGS3.5s34 N JBK 1.59 5.4 31.50 20.50 0 29.25 1 29.25 28.54 -.45 -3.2 LeidosHld N LDOS 1.36 1.5 13 115.36 68.00 4607 88.45 12400 104.76 87.97 -15.31 -15.9 LeisAcq Q LACQ 23.99 9.12 13 14.09 39 16.49 12.02 -.99 +13.3 LeisAcq wt Q LACQW .70 LeisAcq un Q LACQU 22.01 9.03 1 14.00 1 15.39 14.00 -2.90 +33.3 LejuHldgs N LEJU .20e 6.96 1.03 120 2.99 780 3.48 2.86 -.47 +30.6 LendgTree Q TREE 372.64 135.72 323 268.87 1872 349.89 266.06 -75.78 -1.8 LendngC N LC 43 14.28 4.32 1764 10.77 8444 12.53 10.46 -1.30 +2.0 LennarA N LEN 1.00f 1.2 14 95.72 25.42 3728 82.97 15516 87.46 80.18 -4.49 +8.8 LennarB N LEN/B 1.00f 1.5 13 76.70 18.87 52 66.16 333 72.02 64.55 -5.59 +8.1 Lennox N LII 3.08 1.1 30 319.77 163.40 405 279.77 1426 294.87 278.79 -13.91 +2.1 Leslies n Q LESL 32.84 19.15 2464 24.28 9527 26.03 22.46 -.41 -12.5 LevOneBc Q LEVL .25f 1.2 12 24.95 13.45 11 21.40 64 22.99 21.00 -.19 +5.8sLeviStr N LEVI .16m .7 24.01 9.09 948 23.26 4231 24.01 22.22 +.21 +15.8 LexiPhm Q LXRX 9.65 1.03 1475 7.19 7218 8.14 6.66 -.53 +110.2 LexnFint Q LX 1 15.42 6.04 2207 11.36 16198 14.40 11.00 -3.91 +69.6 LexRltyTr N LXP .42 3.9 19 12.08 7.86 2115 10.72 11151 11.28 10.72 -.20 +.9 LexRT pfC N LXPpC 3.25 5.9 61.68 36.09 2 54.64 11 56.18 54.63 -1.97 -8.0 Lianlou rs Q LLIT 17.14 2.56 318 8.12 4736 11.37 7.25 -2.31 +95.7 LbtyASE N USA .72e 9.8 7.54 3.67 1269 7.32 4473 7.52 7.23 -.14 +6.1 LbtyASG N ASG .49e 5.5 9.45 3.90 119 8.95 663 9.24 8.74 -.27 +9.1 LibBrdbdA Q LBRDA .44p 162.26 80.14 174 145.36 620 149.86 138.04 -.53 -7.8 LibBrdbdC Q LBRDK 165.23 86.20 2093 149.51 7282 154.30 143.01 +.52 -5.6tLibBrd pf A Q LBRDP 29.00 27.32 1 27.53 24 27.96 27.32 -.41 -3.3 LibtyGlobA Q LBTYA 26.66 15.23 4032 24.63 11258 26.60 23.98 -1.95 +1.7 LibtyGlobB Q LBTYB 58.31 15.98 0 26.70 1 27.55 25.69 -.80 +8.9 LibtyGlobC Q LBTYK 26.43 14.36 4365 24.30 14631 26.39 23.77 -1.96 +2.7 LibLA A Q LILA 18.41 7.55 248 10.97 1548 11.93 10.62 -.79 -1.4 LibLA C Q LILAK 18.36 7.47 1024 10.96 4168 11.70 10.59 -.52 -1.2 LibLA rt Q LILRV 2.50 .31 .65 LbrtyMed un Q LMACU 14.25 11.98 479 12.87 1920 13.69 12.86 -.28 -1.0 LibMSirA Q LSXMA 50.02 22.54 622 44.41 2541 46.15 42.87 +.43 +2.8 LibMSirB Q LSXMB 47.42 24.49 0 44.63 1 47.42 44.63 -1.37 +3.1 LibMSirC Q LSXMK 50.20 23.01 1029 44.12 4961 45.83 42.96 +.87 +1.4sLibMBrA Q BATRA 30.60 13.59 57 29.38 322 30.60 28.94 +.20 +18.1sLibMCFor Q FWONK 47.91 18.31 2905 43.90 9964 47.91 43.80 -1.30 +3.1 LibMAFor Q FWONA 43.26 16.87 325 38.77 726 42.36 38.28 -1.71 +2.1sLibMBrC Q BATRK 30.04 13.20 134 28.79 638 30.04 28.24 +.25 +15.7 LibOilSv N LBRT .20 1.7 13.63 2.17 1050 11.69 8644 12.28 10.35 +1.30 +13.4sLibTripA A Q LTRPA 56 6.03 .86 2925 5.63 14123 6.03 4.44 +.36 +29.7 LibTrip B h Q LTRPB 134.00 2.10 2 30.53 16 34.50 30.46 -2.56 +3.7sLifeStor s N LSI 44 87.21 44.87 819 83.90 2768 87.21 82.18 +.95 LifeSciII n Q LSAQ 12.68 10.09 10 11.18 310 12.50 10.95 -.83 +4.7 LifetimeBr Q LCUT .17 1.3 17 16.50 3.26 47 12.97 147 13.34 12.70 -.39 -14.7 Lifevant Q LFVN 17.09 7.75 77 8.75 577 9.23 8.54 -.07 -6.1 LifewayFds Q LWAY 8.89 1.43 36 5.70 134 6.20 5.57 -.46 +5.4 LigandPh Q LGND 219.75 57.24 303 148.22 2048 158.52 131.01 +5.35 +49.0 LghtPath h Q LPTH 5.45 .78 612 3.95 6467 4.70 3.83 -.25 +.8 Lightbrdg Q LTBR 10.73 1.71 326 6.49 1347 8.95 6.44 -1.09 +53.4 LightInBox N LITB 5.69 .58 646 3.74 5349 4.88 3.46 -.87 +47.2sLghtspeed n N LSPD 82.53 29.32 889 68.42 4636 82.53 66.42 -9.08 -2.8 Limbach Q LMB 16.09 2.37 106 12.28 651 12.95 11.24 -.4 LimelghtN Q LLNW 8.19 3.25 5263 3.27 27457 3.68 3.25 -.40 -18.0 LimestBcp Q LMST 17.20 6.83 5 15.06 40 16.37 14.30 +.41 +19.9 LiminalBi Q LMNL 31.45 3.51 396 4.80 2590 6.03 4.57 -1.25 +14.3 Limoneira Q LMNR .30 2.0 12 20.55 10.60 58 15.33 230 15.98 15.12 +.10 -7.9 LincEdSv Q LINC .08 1.4 8.99 1.69 72 5.78 527 6.11 5.50 -.14 -11.1 LincElec Q LECO 1.96 1.7 25 125.24 59.30 344 118.11 1195 119.89 114.67 +2.70 +1.6sLincNat N LNC 1.68f 3.0 15 60.64 16.11 2262 56.87 11635 60.64 55.33 +1.31 +13.0sLindbladEx Q LIND 80 21.90 3.01 691 20.83 3503 21.90 18.32 +2.03 +21.7 Linde N LIN 4.24f 1.7 52 274.58 146.71 2597 244.27 12370 259.35 244.18 -6.61 -7.3sLindsay N LNN 1.28 .8 167.27 71.86 84 160.25 421 167.27 155.27 -5.43 +24.7 LineageCl A LCTX 3.13 .58 1259 2.30 8855 2.95 2.17 -.49 +30.7 Linx N LINX 7.48 2.83 71 7.00 177 7.11 6.64 +.02 -1.4 LionGrp n Q LGHL 8.93 1.75 3350 3.12 25870 5.29 3.05 -2.28 +61.7 LionhrtII A Q LCAP 11.80 9.56 89 10.48 513 10.68 10.22 -.08 +4.0 LionsGat A N LGF/A .36 2.5 17.48 4.18 1119 14.52 5556 15.54 13.74 +.03 +27.7 LionsGat B N LGF/B .36 2.9 14.65 3.87 1139 12.54 4835 13.56 11.84 -.34 +20.8 Lipocine Q LPCN 2.42 .30 2538 1.59 12181 1.83 1.47 -.19 +16.9 LiquidTch Q LQDA 12.10 2.53 3645 2.80 15000 3.68 2.77 -.78 -5.1 Liquidity Q LQDT 92 22.13 3.01 390 15.61 2718 19.20 14.21 -3.55 -1.9 LithiaMot N LAD 1.24f .3 46 392.60 55.74 319 373.95 1268 389.98 346.47 -6.74 +27.8 Littelfuse Q LFUS 1.92 .7 37 287.92 103.63 111 260.22 551 280.03 256.49 -18.34 +2.2sLivaNova Q LIVN 31 78.77 33.40 627 77.54 4960 79.24 67.34 +7.35 +17.1sLiveNatn N LYV 92.87 21.70 2506 88.86 17542 92.87 85.25 +.77 +20.9sLiveOakB Q LOB .12 .2 37 58.13 7.57 430 55.11 2596 58.13 48.11 +6.34 +16.1 LiveVent Q LIVE 36.00 3.49 9 23.40 143 30.69 21.52 -6.30 +88.4 LiveRamp N RAMP 87.38 23.44 858 63.16 3553 70.67 61.57 -7.47 -13.7 LiveXLve Q LIVX 5.17 .72 981 3.97 5768 4.72 3.49 -.56 +21.0 Livent N LTHM 41 23.99 3.95 4434 18.62 22308 20.98 16.92 -1.44 -1.2 LivePrsn Q LPSN 72.23 14.08 2321 65.62 8587 71.04 56.77 -5.94 +5.4 LloydBkg N LYG .47a 22.1 2.74 1.17 6681 2.14 38330 2.23 2.09 +.03 +9.2tLmfAcOp un Q LMAOU 10.60 10.19 135 10.18 290 10.47 10.18 -.26 -2.1 LoanCore N LCRT tLoanDpt N LDI 39.85 17.17 348 19.41 2562 23.30 17.17 -3.77 -38.3 LockhdM N LMT 9.60 2.9 40 424.20 266.11 2022 330.25 10166 350.30 330.00 -2.57 -7.0 Loews N L .25 .5 14 52.84 27.33 1926 47.81 6889 50.85 47.61 -.19 +6.2 LogicBio Q LOGC 10.00 3.05 126 8.29 849 9.08 7.33 -.18 +8.7 Logitech Q LOGI .87e .8 69 120.24 31.37 960 108.04 5243 115.99 103.33 -8.37 +11.2 LomaNeg N LOMA 3 6.49 3.01 300 5.51 1855 6.26 5.46 -.67 -10.4 LoneRs Q LONE 1.43 .19 .25 LongAcq un Q LOACU 20.50 10.25 0 14.44 1 16.00 14.44 -1.39 -9.7 LongAcq rt Q LOACR 4.00 .06 2 1.17 15 1.32 1.03 -.18 +2.6 LongevAc Q LOAC 19.25 10.24 50 13.02 303 14.30 11.50 -1.15 +9.2 LgviewAc n N LGVW 24.80 9.34 22.50 +13.7 LoopInd Q LOOP 13.96 5.70 270 8.61 867 11.30 8.47 -2.58 +3.7sLoralSpac Q LORL 5.50e 42 49.32 10.65 275 44.34 1598 49.32 39.75 +2.86 +111.2 Lordstwn Q RIDE 31.80 9.50 6096 19.34 44213 24.96 18.35 -5.42 +6.2sLaPac N LPX .64f 1.3 20 49.00 12.97 2136 47.61 10751 49.00 44.83 +.32 +28.1sLovesac Q LOVE 65.61 4.00 275 57.69 1829 65.61 51.48 +1.37 +33.9 Lowes N LOW 2.20 1.4 36 180.67 60.00 6027 159.75 31848 176.49 157.95 -17.79 -.5 Lubys N LUB 3.43 .46 21 3.19 196 3.26 3.16 -.04 +12.3tLuciraHlt n Q LHDX 37.99 19.02 264 19.31 2100 30.00 19.02 -11.01 -22.7 lululemn g Q LULU 399.90 128.85 1458 311.68 7455 328.81 304.87 -20.55 -10.4 LumberLiq N LL 35.10 3.77 584 24.77 2807 28.16 24.14 -3.53 -19.4 LumenTch N LUMN 1.00 8.1 16.60 8.16 13552 12.29 61474 12.63 11.73 +.35 +26.1 LumentFn N LFT .36f 11.0 5 3.81 .86 59 3.27 265 3.39 3.25 -.05 Lumentm Q LITE 19 112.08 59.06 687 90.00 5290 93.73 85.29 -1.74 -5.1 LuminrTc A Q LAZR 47.80 9.45 4143 27.13 26088 33.67 25.51 -6.56 -20.2 Luminex Q LMNX .40f 1.2 41.69 20.61 1022 32.52 9370 35.07 24.82 +4.65 +40.7 LumosP Q LUMO 36.72 6.74 58 13.60 150 17.04 13.60 -3.30 -61.9sLunaInn h Q LUNA 12.85 4.50 185 11.74 1029 12.85 10.94 -.36 +18.8 LuthBur Q LBC .23 2.3 13 11.34 6.76 96 10.21 397 10.97 10.21 -.28 +4.2sLydall N LDL 12 36.51 4.79 128 34.83 631 36.51 32.09 +.39 +16.0 Lyft Inc Q LYFT 59.82 14.56 4469 55.70 31645 59.66 54.54 -3.23 +13.4sLyonBas A N LYB 4.20 4.1 24 108.22 33.71 2021 103.09 11884 108.22 100.52 +2.87 +12.5 LyraTher n Q LYRA 22.00 8.76 173 14.92 648 14.97 13.50 +.51 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M -:M&T Bk N MTB 4.40 2.9 11 165.78 85.09 1275 150.94 7117 164.72 149.00 +2.07 +18.6 MACOM Q MTSI 69.29 15.03 484 64.35 2178 67.61 60.28 -3.63 +16.9 MAG Slv g A MAG 24.43 3.84 1133 19.13 4297 22.68 18.70 -.98 -6.8 MBIA N MBI 9.20 4.93 950 7.30 3691 7.47 6.16 +1.05 +10.9 MDC N MDC 1.60f 2.8 12 61.45 15.75 662 56.57 2797 58.80 54.31 -1.00 +16.4sMDC Pr g Q MDCA .84 26.6 1 3.53 1.01 91 3.16 555 3.53 3.01 +.08 +25.9 MDU Res N MDU .83 3.0 15 31.74 15.00 1220 28.10 5074 29.41 28.09 -.32 +6.7 MEI Phrm Q MEIP 4.58 .72 1082 3.75 4897 4.15 3.57 -.44 +42.0sMER Tel h Q MTSL 3.81 .75 68 2.74 1080 3.81 2.53 -.92 +76.8 MFA Fncl N MFA .20p 5.0 5 6.98 .29 4337 4.02 32056 4.27 3.87 -.01 +3.3 MFA Fn42 N MFO 2.00 7.9 26.17 3.71 25.44 MFA pfB N MFApB 1.88 7.6 26.01 2.23 8 24.55 96 24.69 24.26 -.02 +1.5 MCR N MCR .72a 8.5 9.09 5.49 89 8.49 646 8.81 8.31 -.25 -3.2 MGF N MGF .41 9.3 4.79 4.22 131 4.43 616 4.52 4.41 -.08 -3.5 MFS HInM N CXE .30 5.9 5.68 3.30 72 5.06 518 5.07 4.93 +.06 -.2 MFS HYMu N CMU .28 6.2 4.98 3.31 73 4.47 483 4.52 4.38 -.04 +1.6 MFS IHI N CIF .25 9.7 2.95 1.41 42 2.55 248 2.59 2.52 -.04 +.4 MIN N MIN .42 11.2 3.95 3.23 364 3.77 1935 3.81 3.74 -.03 -1.0 MFS InvG N CXH .50 5.2 10.55 7.00 11 9.68 69 9.82 9.52 -.18 -1.2 MMT N MMT .52 8.3 6.33 3.72 198 6.24 783 6.27 6.14 +2.1 MFM N MFM .38 5.8 7.43 4.85 82 6.64 688 6.69 6.51 -.04 -.6 MFV N MFV .58 9.4 7.01 3.14 16 6.12 70 6.21 6.06 -.02 +6.5 MGE Engy Q MGEE 1.48f 2.3 26 80.69 47.19 107 63.70 624 68.13 63.69 -1.76 -9.0 MGIC Inv N MTG .24 2.0 7 13.83 4.34 3238 12.18 16887 13.05 12.01 -.49 -2.9 MGMGrPr N MGP 1.95 5.9 33.78 11.43 753 33.02 5652 33.64 32.20 +.57 +5.5sMGM Rsts N MGM .01 11 39.91 5.90 14245 37.79 71367 39.91 36.45 +1.37 +19.9sMGP Ing Q MGPI .48 .8 29 71.95 21.64 338 63.88 968 71.95 60.99 -.45 +35.7 MI Homes N MHO 7 57.66 9.62 305 49.90 1460 53.19 48.29 -3.43 +12.7 MICT Inc Q MICT 8.45 .44 9461 2.63 61344 3.23 1.77 +.14 +26.4 MIND Tch Q MIND 3.29 .70 186 2.42 888 2.64 2.30 -.13 +8.0 MIND pfA Q MINDP 2.25 9.6 25.15 8.40 8 23.50 30 23.54 23.00 +.42 +2.5 MKS Inst Q MKSI .80 .5 38 192.30 66.87 419 164.90 3069 177.36 157.89 -5.45 +9.6 MMA Cap Q MMAC 3 32.33 20.00 39 22.20 87 23.76 22.01 -1.39 -9.8 MMTec Q MTC 7.70 .64 817 2.84 8145 4.14 2.80 -1.68 +93.2 MPLX LP N MPLX 2.75f 11.5 13 25.29 6.87 3216 23.81 15452 25.19 23.24 -.69 +10.0 MRC Glbl N MRC 9.95 3.31 404 8.74 2451 9.50 8.15 +.54 +31.8 MSA Safety N MSA 1.72f 1.1 93 172.84 83.57 157 160.99 608 172.40 160.77 -8.97 +7.8sMSC Ind N MSM 3.00 3.5 14 88.26 44.93 590 86.13 2181 88.26 82.70 -.06 +2.1 MSCI Inc N MSCI 2.72 .7 65 455.81 218.65 644 414.52 2866 429.73 400.50 -18.45 -7.2 MSG Netw N MSGN 6 18.56 8.52 645 16.96 3442 17.96 16.00 +.96 +15.1 MTBC Inc Q MTBC 13.40 3.76 248 9.68 1299 10.67 9.17 -.92 +6.7 MTBC pf Q MTBCP 2.75 9.9 27.99 12.60 22 27.77 113 27.77 27.22 +.67 +5.0 MTS Q MTSC 60.69 13.15 122 58.36 481 58.79 58.35 -.30 +.3 MV OilTr N MVO .60e 14.5 3 5.16 1.76 114 4.14 290 4.42 3.95 -.09 +32.7sMVB Fin Q MVBF .36 1.1 65 34.99 8.22 45 32.60 557 34.99 26.50 +5.20 +43.7 MYR Grp Q MYRG 33 67.78 16.33 152 58.95 545 62.22 57.79 +.60 -1.9 MacQUtlDv N MFD 1.20 13.5 11.14 5.15 60 8.86 264 9.40 8.56 -.45 +5.9 MacQGInf N MGU 1.68f 8.2 26.10 10.66 44 20.53 180 21.21 20.43 -.27 +1.2 Macatawa Q MCBC .32 3.6 14 10.59 6.01 106 8.83 390 9.25 8.62 +.11 +5.5 Macerich N MAC 2.00m 15.5 25.99 4.81 7152 12.92 52015 14.85 12.44 +.40 +21.1 MackCali N CLI .80 5.7 7 22.47 10.35 1066 13.97 3980 16.05 13.84 +.17 +12.1 MackFn Q MFNC .56 4.3 6 15.25 6.52 13 12.90 64 13.91 12.48 +.30 +1.1 Macquarie N MIC 4.00e 12.8 6 32.87 9.10 1176 31.34 5833 32.30 30.43 -.32 +14.7 MacroGen Q MGNX 32.18 4.04 2363 25.01 6632 25.80 18.16 +5.01 +9.4 Macys N M 22.30 4.38 20635 15.21 113036 16.33 13.73 +.24 +35.2 MadCvCall N MCN .72 10.1 7.40 3.50 136 7.16 537 7.37 7.12 -.08 +6.1 MadSqEnt n N MSGE 111.46 58.67 298 107.77 1106 110.83 92.51 +12.17 +2.6 MadSqGdS N MSGS 217.26 130.12 383 192.35 1200 201.15 190.00 +.34 +4.5 MadrigP Q MDGL 137.28 56.82 105 121.19 696 127.64 116.97 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4946 414.94 352.58 -32.37 +7.5 MonRE N MNR .72f 4.2 18.66 8.42 440 17.32 1892 18.21 17.32 -.57 MonRE pfC N MNRpC 1.53 6.1 25.59 13.74 227 25.17 359 25.20 24.93 +.05 +.3 MonPwSys Q MPWR 2.00 .5 406.75 130.12 448 374.52 2315 388.97 351.65 -19.23 +2.3 MonoprT Q MNPR 17.01 4.28 57 7.30 509 8.90 6.58 -1.20 +19.3sMonro Q MNRO .88 1.4 32 65.90 37.09 263 61.99 1216 65.90 61.09 -1.60 +16.3 MonroeCap Q MRCC 1.00m 10.7 6 11.16 3.56 85 9.35 324 9.57 9.17 +.11 +16.4 MonstrBv Q MNST 45 95.11 50.06 4709 87.74 15343 89.96 85.16 -1.91 -5.1 Montage N MR 5 6.99 1.99 5.36 MontauRe n Q MNTK 14.79 9.65 71 12.80 982 13.70 11.96 -.85 +17.9 MontesArc n Q MAAC 10.87 9.75 461 10.20 1852 10.70 10.10 -.39 +.3 Moodys N MCO 2.48f .9 41 305.95 164.19 1017 274.89 4423 282.72 272.60 -4.91 -5.3 Moog A N MOG/A 1.00 1.3 20 85.58 32.49 114 77.66 599 81.79 76.88 -1.74 -2.1 Moog B N MOG/B 1.00 1.3 21 85.43 33.58 80.00 0 +.2sMorgStan N MS 1.40 1.8 16 81.39 27.20 30386 76.87 79040 81.39 75.58 +.87 +12.2 MorgSt pfE N MSpE 1.78 6.3 30.09 17.39 144 28.32 348 28.57 27.78 -.15 -3.7 MorgSt pfF N MSpF 1.72 6.1 29.17 18.77 165 27.99 445 28.06 27.14 +.18 -1.8 MorgSt pfI N MSpI 1.59 5.7 29.65 17.41 102 27.80 439 27.83 27.18 +.06 -3.1 MorgSt pfK N MSpK 30.07 17.41 62 27.76 539 27.93 27.21 -.20 -3.8 MS China N CAF 1.74e 24.50 15.77 13 22.19 232 22.67 22.13 -.72 +.2 MS CushHi N MLPY 1.28e 33.8 4.40 1.60 100 3.79 155 4.03 3.72 +.07 +13.0 MS EMD N MSD .57e 6.4 9.97 6.11 60 8.97 363 9.23 8.97 -.26 -3.1 MSEMDDbt N EDD .80m 13.4 6.88 3.75 179 5.98 1389 6.17 5.96 -.20 -4.9 MS India N IIF .04e 24.01 10.35 36 22.99 182 23.84 22.60 -1.02 +8.4 MkVRMB N CNY 44.93 40.00 44.25 MkVRupee N INR .20p .5 72.01 39.00 39.00 MSDLEur N URR 18.60 11.60 14.01 MSDSEur N DRR 75.00 52.60 65.00 MorgSt pfA N MSpA 1.01e 4.3 25.12 15.01 110 23.67 456 24.63 23.60 -.87 -5.1 Mornstr Q MORN 1.26f .6 51 255.75 102.59 159 224.25 851 246.83 220.23 -24.20 -3.2 Morphic Q MORF 41.00 9.90 238 36.16 537 36.30 32.56 -.20 +7.8sMosaic N MOS .20 .7 46 33.23 6.50 7288 29.40 44390 33.23 27.89 +.32 +27.8 MoSys Q MOSY 7.12 .78 616 5.01 7574 6.69 4.60 -.67 +105.3 MotinAc A n Q MOTN 11.75 9.95 43 10.20 158 10.75 10.20 -.42 +.4 MotionAc un Q MOTNU 11.21 9.85 1 10.75 14 11.05 10.65 -.37 +1.2 MotorcarP Q MPAA 33 26.42 10.43 101 21.28 412 21.73 20.38 +.49 +8.5 MotrlaSolu N MSI 2.84f 1.6 39 185.16 120.77 958 175.48 3749 182.59 175.48 -7.27 +3.2 MotusGI Q MOTS 2.74 .46 4221 1.45 24641 2.30 1.43 -.60 +53.0 MtnCrAc un Q MCACU 16.10 9.98 15.92 +40.3 Movado N MOV .80 3.5 56 24.41 8.12 182 22.80 797 23.17 20.48 +1.39 +37.2sMrCoopr Q COOP 33.21 4.31 1171 31.45 6172 33.21 29.00 +1.19 +1.4sMueller N MLI .52f 1.3 17 42.14 16.78 355 40.64 2131 42.14 37.22 +2.88 +15.8sMuellerWat N MWA .22f 1.7 29 13.25 6.64 745 12.89 4928 13.25 12.66 +.15 +4.1 MultiPlan N MPLN 11.99 6.12 2054 7.11 8931 7.75 6.87 -.33 -11.0 MrdCpAc un Q MUDSU 10.42 10.01 557 10.15 1392 10.35 10.09 -.07 +1.0 MurphO N MUR .50 3.1 21.26 4.50 3485 16.33 21790 17.88 14.63 +1.38 +35.0 MurphUSA N MUSA 23 144.09 78.75 247 124.65 1462 128.59 123.39 +.15 -4.8 MuscMak Q GRIL 5.09 1.31 269 2.28 1675 2.94 2.16 -.51 +30.3 MustBio Q MBIO 5.22 1.78 3291 3.53 14125 4.12 3.34 -.56 -6.7 MySze Q MYSZ 3.48 .68 489 1.34 5280 1.84 1.31 -.41 -5.0sMyersInd N MYE .54 2.4 44 23.15 6.91 152 22.14 613 23.15 21.51 +.26 +6.5 Myomo A MYO 18.88 2.82 355 11.14 1336 16.40 10.81 -4.31 +65.5 Myovant N MYOV 30.90 5.98 495 22.46 2933 23.98 21.20 -.50 -18.7sMyriadG Q MYGN 90 31.60 9.24 943 30.49 4539 31.60 27.52 -.85 +54.2N -:NBT Bcp Q NBTB 1.08 3.0 14 38.49 26.10 193 36.23 908 38.14 35.28 +.80 +12.9 NCR Corp N NCR 39.30 10.55 1196 34.76 5152 36.89 33.43 +.12 -7.5 NCS Mlt rs Q NCSM 800.00 18.25 1 38.50 14 38.97 35.18 +2.93 +71.0 nCino n Q NCNO 103.95 65.32 1357 68.38 5293 81.52 68.19 -12.98 -5.6 NETgear Q NTGR 59 46.38 15.01 398 40.00 1947 43.50 39.17 -3.23 -1.6 NGL EnPt N NGL .40m 16.7 9.29 1.15 2470 2.39 13062 2.64 2.34 -.07 -.4 NGL En pfB N NGLpB 2.25 20.3 25.49 3.63 53 11.10 421 11.49 10.23 +.87 -5.1 NGM Bio Q NGM 32.05 9.25 247 26.72 1582 29.15 25.62 -2.62 -11.8sNI Hldg Q NODK 18.83 10.15 7 17.83 40 18.83 17.10 +.76 +8.6 NIC Inc Q EGOV .36 1.0 46 35.35 15.49 652 34.71 4092 35.19 34.35 -.43 +34.4 NICE Ltd Q NICE .64 .3 78 288.73 110.59 463 229.54 3459 246.82 224.56 -18.98 -19.0sNL Inds N NL .16 2.9 4 6.60 2.28 36 5.61 422 6.60 4.96 +.52 +17.4snLIGHT Q LASR 46.45 9.04 266 38.12 2023 46.45 35.84 -6.80 +16.8 NMI Hldg h Q NMIH 9 28.40 8.06 1408 22.86 6391 24.87 22.23 -.53 +.9 NN Inc Q NNBR .28 4.6 16 8.89 1.35 198 6.11 1038 7.27 6.10 -.88 -7.0 NOV Inc N NOV .20 1.3 22.40 7.70 4684 15.10 28520 16.00 13.95 +1.07 +10.0 NRC Gp wt A NRCG/WS NRG Egy N NRG 1.30f 3.6 59 43.54 19.54 7710 36.51 23631 39.33 35.82 -3.07 -2.8 NTN Buzz A NTN 7.76 .94 246 3.62 4269 5.24 3.36 -1.19 +61.6sNV5 Global Q NVEE 35 109.40 27.00 86 103.26 457 109.40 101.54 -.74 +31.1 NVE Corp Q NVEC 4.00 5.7 14 72.53 42.85 39 70.47 141 72.00 67.87 +2.44 +25.4 NVR N NVR 21 4806.54 2043.01 26 4500.84 104 4728.60 4462.95 -204.61 +10.3 nVent El N NVT .70 2.7 27.84 10.54 1301 26.26 8211 27.49 24.89 +1.08 +12.8 NXP Semi Q NXPI 1.50 .8 200.19 58.41 2929 182.55 17082 192.40 175.33 -9.04 +14.8sNabors rs N NBR 110.00 9.79 304 111.01 1381 112.42 79.27 +23.54 +90.6tNabriva rs Q NBRV 16.20 2.31 1680 2.39 9304 3.09 2.25 -.64 -1.2 NACCO N NC .77 3.1 3 47.90 17.95 12 24.94 89 26.43 24.94 -1.05 -5.2 NamTai N NTP .28 3.1 23 11.82 3.66 57 9.08 321 9.50 8.52 -.32 +55.2 NanoD h Q NNDM 17.89 .51 28916 9.84 156358 13.67 9.50 -4.03 +8.1 NanoX n Q NNOX 94.81 20.25 1380 45.27 13428 56.77 43.30 -11.58 -.9 NanoString Q NSTG 86.42 13.85 634 69.79 3409 82.08 65.60 -12.63 +4.4 NanoVib Q NAOV 3.50 .54 3290 1.09 9331 1.43 1.01 -.29 +42.7 NanoViric A NNVC 12.90 2.85 143 4.18 860 5.06 3.86 -.77 +45.6 Nanobiot n Q NBTX 21.55 15.89 4 16.62 29 17.40 16.35 -.73 +.7 NantHlth Q NH 6.60 1.10 348 3.82 2386 4.84 3.73 -.50 +18.3sNantKwst Q NK 45.42 2.52 1400 32.51 11174 45.42 30.80 -6.61 +143.9sNapco h Q NSSC 80 33.56 13.33 99 31.13 534 33.68 30.70 -.15 +18.7 Nasdaq Q NDAQ 1.96 1.4 33 145.83 71.66 939 138.29 4214 143.55 137.80 -6.14 +4.2sNatWestGp N NWG 5.29 2.34 2133 5.08 9345 5.29 5.01 +.07 +12.4 Natera Q NTRA 127.19 16.87 1437 116.09 4922 123.78 102.42 -3.52 +16.6 Nathans s Q NATH 1.40 2.3 20 67.27 39.01 10 59.76 72 62.92 59.27 -.28 +8.2sNatBkHldg N NBHC .84f 2.2 18 40.47 20.25 180 38.75 922 40.47 36.04 +2.69 +18.3 NatlBnksh Q NKSH 1.39e 4.2 13 44.99 23.37 12 33.16 85 34.88 33.00 -.19 +5.9 NatlBev s Q FIZZ 28 98.22 17.86 1569 47.66 5423 54.78 46.00 -2.74 +12.3 NatCine Q NCMI .68 14.4 12 9.30 1.62 601 4.72 5071 5.48 4.24 -.04 +26.9sNatEnrSv Q NESR 33 13.55 4.04 254 13.25 1476 13.55 11.81 +1.25 +33.4 NatEnSv wt Q NESRW .80 sNatFuGas N NFG 1.78f 3.9 47.03 31.58 718 45.44 2525 47.03 44.84 -.02 +10.5 NatGnH 55 Q NGHCZ 1.91 7.6 26.10 11.37 25.25 -.4 NatGrid N NGG 3.09e 5.5 68.08 44.29 485 55.89 1741 59.32 55.89 -3.19 -5.3 NtHlthInv N NHI 4.41 6.5 18 91.12 31.37 322 68.27 1559 71.89 67.67 +.04 -1.3 NHltcre A NHC 2.08 3.0 26 83.19 55.88 46 69.55 197 72.48 64.19 +4.36 +4.7 NatlHld rs Q NHLD 3.90 1.12 3.25 355 3.28 3.23 +7.3 NatInstrm Q NATI 1.08f 2.4 42 47.40 20.42 438 44.40 2360 46.34 43.73 -1.93 +1.0sNatPresto N NPK 1.00a 1.0 117.87 66.60 95 102.33 447 117.87 98.77 +10.80 +15.7 NatResrch Q NRC .84 1.6 35 67.41 34.00 73 51.67 251 54.77 48.56 +2.35 +20.9 NatRetPrp N NNN 2.08f 4.7 36 58.87 24.04 1491 43.84 6467 46.44 42.17 +1.59 +7.1 NtRetP pfF N NNNpF 1.30 5.1 26.55 14.76 103 25.38 204 25.68 25.05 +.04 -1.6 NSecGrp Q NSEC .24 2.1 6 16.95 10.14 0 11.69 2 11.99 11.50 -.31 +8.8sNatlStor N NSA 1.32 3.4 40.73 19.34 342 38.55 1617 40.73 37.21 +.83 +7.0 NtStorAf pfA N NSApA 27.41 16.20 12 26.50 76 26.50 25.88 +.45 +.4 NatlVis Q EYE 52.61 11.70 907 47.49 2905 51.82 46.18 -3.83 +4.9 NatWstnLf Q NWLI .36 .2 7 281.98 120.55 6 208.83 36 216.38 203.00 +6.33 +1.2 NaturaCo N NTCO 21.39 7.93 1169 16.47 3220 19.11 16.32 -2.94 -17.6 NaturlAlt Q NAII 15 18.50 4.75 47 15.71 147 17.10 14.05 -1.03 +48.4 NatGsSvcs N NGS 31 12.23 2.62 60 10.40 306 10.61 9.39 +.46 +9.7 NatrlGroc N NGVC .28 2.0 15 18.75 4.73 89 14.08 494 15.48 14.04 -1.09 +2.5 NatHlTrnd Q NHTC .80a 11.8 2 8.75 2.52 29 6.76 320 7.78 6.36 -1.10 +35.7 NatOrdr un Q NOACU 14.00 10.02 72 12.24 286 13.15 12.00 -.59 +12.8 NatRsPt N NRP 1.80 10.2 5 19.52 8.50 11 17.64 59 18.16 17.11 +.23 +28.3sNaturesSun Q NATR .40 2.4 18.15 5.50 54 16.48 301 18.15 15.78 -.98 +10.2 NatusMed Q NTUS 18 29.68 16.38 290 25.91 997 26.73 24.46 +.41 +29.3 Nautilus N NLS 26 31.38 1.20 2039 18.41 22042 30.87 17.58 -11.12 +1.5 NavdeaBi A NAVB 5.36 .63 310 2.38 1857 2.90 2.33 -.32 +10.7 Nav43 Q JSM 1.50 6.4 25.38 7.01 14 23.45 104 24.20 23.19 -.53 -6.8 Navient Q NAVI .64 5.2 6 13.77 4.07 1737 12.38 9397 12.60 11.95 +.16 +26.1 NavigatrH N NVGS 11.71 3.80 110 10.02 470 10.85 9.66 -.20 -8.5 NaviosAc N NNA 1.20 31.0 1 7.50 2.09 161 3.87 909 4.37 3.80 -.39 +25.2 NaviosM Q NMCI 38 7.43 .53 172 6.78 1286 7.20 6.16 -.18 +65.4sNavios pfG N NMpG 2.19 16.9 13.02 1.92 4 12.98 8 13.02 11.74 -.02 +159.6sNavMH pfH N NMpH 2.16 16.3 13.10 1.45 4 13.28 31 13.43 11.81 +.28 +169.4 NaviosM N NMM .20m 1.2 18.94 4.08 164 17.20 1090 18.65 16.05 -.76 +53.6 Navistar N NAV 13 45.25 15.01 1639 44.06 5600 44.22 44.05 -.04 +.2 Navistr pfD N NAVpD 26.30 13.98 13.98 -12.4 NeenahP N NP 1.88 3.4 20 63.70 33.44 100 55.32 378 57.85 54.32 +.54 NektarTh Q NKTR 6 26.75 13.63 1742 22.69 11036 24.48 21.20 -2.23 +33.5sNelnet N NNI .80 1.1 15 74.21 36.70 115 72.60 398 74.92 69.58 +2.55 +1.9 Nemaura Q NMRD 16.50 3.12 135 6.21 577 8.16 6.19 -1.70 +64.7 NeoGames n Q NGMS 38.75 18.67 227 30.33 1033 34.38 28.05 -.52 -20.2 Neogen Q NEOG 65 89.32 48.91 199 81.92 840 85.16 80.74 -2.48 +3.3 NeoGenom Q NEO 61.57 20.47 934 50.97 4653 55.97 49.27 -5.59 -5.3 Neoleukin Q NLTX 18.13 5.81 259 12.04 1009 13.47 11.74 -1.16 -14.6 Neonode Q NEON 13.00 1.25 89 7.87 525 9.30 7.68 -1.43 +16.6 NeoPhoton N NPTN 14.14 4.66 2392 9.61 4820 12.62 9.38 -2.94 +5.7 NeosTher Q NEOS 1.63 .45 1567 .85 11274 1.02 .77 -.16 +36.3 Continued from previous page 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Neovas g Q NVCN 3.88 .68 3526 1.42 28622 1.99 1.29 -.44 +49.2 Nephros Q NEPH 10.00 4.42 32 7.70 58 8.50 7.38 -.80 -10.3 NeptWln g Q NEPT 4 3.60 .96 5461 1.58 63607 1.97 1.38 -.38 +1.3 NescoHld N NSCO 8.96 1.38 153 8.10 669 8.51 7.75 -.31 +9.9 Net1UEPS Q UEPS 5.88 2.70 168 5.34 1331 5.74 5.22 -.08 +8.5 NetElem Q NETE 20.08 1.47 328 10.28 2540 14.47 10.17 -4.46 -26.3 Netstreit n N NTST .10p 19.82 16.63 130 17.57 1345 18.82 17.57 -.80 -9.9 NetApp Q NTAP 1.92 3.1 9 71.68 34.66 3901 62.60 17562 71.57 61.16 -8.75 -5.5 NetEase s Q NTES 80 134.33 53.17 5202 109.85 19641 121.00 104.26 -14.04 +14.7 NetfinAc Q NFIN 12.91 8.70 11.40 Netflix Q NFLX 593.29 290.25 3743 538.85 19675 556.85 518.28 -1.37 -.3 NtScout Q NTCT 31.91 19.11 448 28.22 1849 29.53 27.72 -1.14 +2.9 NetSolTch Q NTWK 46 5.30 2.00 38 4.55 225 4.84 4.35 -.29 +19.7 Netw1Tch A NTIP .10 3.0 10 4.00 1.80 2 3.31 60 3.81 3.29 -.44 -10.3 NeuBase Q NBSE 12.89 4.52 230 9.48 1085 10.90 9.03 -1.20 +35.6 NBCAInt A NBW .74 5.6 14.81 10.28 10 13.30 114 13.42 13.13 -.07 -2.2 NeuB HYld A NHS .96 7.9 12.54 6.59 53 12.21 256 12.35 12.00 -.02 +4.4 NBIntMu A NBH .90 5.8 17.00 11.15 48 15.62 189 16.75 15.30 -.02 +2.8 NB MLP N NML 1.26 16.0 7.87 -.4 NBNYInt A NBO .58 4.7 13.20 9.00 7 12.15 43 12.45 12.07 -.16 -1.5 NBRESec A NRO .36 8.4 5.91 1.94 289 4.28 1037 4.42 4.27 -.04 -2.9tNeuroBo Q NRBO 29.71 4.45 288 4.27 1490 5.40 4.12 -1.12 -18.7 NeurMt h Q NURO 6.20 .81 158 3.60 1396 4.61 3.22 -1.03 +13.9 Neurcrine Q NBIX 26 136.27 72.14 1293 109.51 4721 114.01 105.58 -3.73 +14.3 Neuronet Q STIM 22.43 1.25 355 15.53 1499 18.34 15.15 -2.10 +39.8 NevroCorp N NVRO 188.14 65.05 390 165.18 2450 174.58 158.55 -9.02 -4.6 NewAmHi N HYB .78a 8.9 9.29 5.37 65 8.79 246 8.89 8.71 -.07 +1.3 NewConcEn A GBR 30.99 .55 318 5.86 2711 7.25 5.06 -.58 +202.4 NE Realty A NEN 1.28f 2.5 2 62.50 41.08 0 52.21 6 53.00 50.95 +.37 +4.1 NewFort Q NFE 65.90 7.01 331 47.26 1921 51.61 44.06 -3.98 -11.8 NwGold g A NGD 2.40 .39 12652 1.62 54299 1.77 1.49 +.11 -26.0 NewHome N NWHM 48 6.20 .94 64 4.75 351 5.38 4.55 -.42 +1.3 NwIreland N IRL 2.15e 1.5 11.53 4.34 7 10.64 46 10.87 10.50 +2.5 NJ Rscs N NJR 1.25 3.2 19 42.72 21.14 657 39.29 3384 40.40 38.72 -.31 +10.5 NewOriEd N EDU .40e 94 199.74 102.01 886 177.62 5303 189.83 173.31 -15.15 -4.4 NewPrAc Q NPA 25.37 9.50 2831 13.84 13867 19.00 13.02 -5.51 +1.9 NewPrv un Q NPAUU 28.93 9.80 6 16.25 53 23.82 15.35 -6.25 +6.2 NewRelic N NEWR 81.10 33.49 730 61.14 4327 62.84 58.42 -2.08 -6.5 NewResid N NRZ .60f 5.8 17.33 2.91 6060 10.28 35592 10.75 9.65 +.38 +3.4 NewRes pfB N NRZpB 26.03 6.25 18 23.42 116 23.42 23.12 +.23 -.3 NewRes pfC N NRZpC 1.59 7.3 24.86 6.55 80 21.81 358 21.81 21.58 +.13 +2.7 NewSenInv N SNR .26 4.3 11 8.25 1.72 885 6.11 3909 6.34 5.68 +.39 +18.0 NYC REIT N NYC 12.14 7.60 10 9.85 108 10.16 9.73 -.05 +21.5sNY CmtyB N NYCB .68 5.6 16 13.23 7.72 5288 12.21 34685 13.23 11.57 +.67 +15.7 NY Cmt pfA N NYCBpA 30.10 12.21 148 27.92 274 28.38 26.22 +.83 -2.6 NYCmty un N NYCBpU 3.00 6.3 51.44 33.42 5 47.89 46 47.89 46.32 +1.29 +4.4 NYMtgTr Q NYMT .30f 7.2 7 5.08 .80 3459 4.17 20952 4.43 4.00 +.08 +13.0 NYMtT pfB Q NYMTP 1.94 8.0 25.76 3.67 4 24.10 17 24.25 23.95 +.06 +5.9 NYMtT pfC Q NYMTO 1.97 8.2 25.43 3.54 7 24.13 82 24.23 23.90 +.13 +5.4 NYMtg pfE Q NYMTM 1.97 8.2 26.01 3.56 13 24.15 49 24.16 23.69 +.43 +9.1 NYMtgT pfD Q NYMTN 2.00 8.2 26.00 3.57 8 24.33 73 24.43 23.85 +.38 +7.0 NY Times N NYT .24f .5 54 58.73 26.13 955 51.17 16443 54.27 50.08 +.18 -1.2 NwHldInA n Q NHIC 11.23 9.43 15 10.26 587 10.72 10.20 -.44 +2.5 NewHlIn un Q NHICU 11.70 9.83 1 10.88 58 11.36 10.81 -.47 +4.2 NewatrTc Q NEWA 5.53 1.32 69 3.50 302 4.02 3.45 -.34 +6.4 NewbrnAc n Q NBAC 22.74 9.70 140 14.18 998 17.39 14.00 -2.82 -17.7 NewbrAc rt Q NBACR 1.91 .12 19 1.23 168 1.65 1.23 -.35 -11.5 NewbrA un Q NBACU 29.90 9.30 1 19.81 7 27.25 16.61 -3.55 -14.6 NewellBr Q NWL .92 4.0 26.89 10.44 4531 23.17 12716 24.48 23.15 -.92 +9.1 NewmrkGp Q NMRK .40 4.0 16 11.47 2.49 1631 10.02 7823 11.17 9.67 +.01 +37.4 NewMarket N NEU 7.60 2.0 16 458.51 304.65 45 378.98 168 398.73 377.70 -15.06 -4.8 NewmntCp N NEM 2.20f 4.0 41 72.22 33.00 10484 54.38 41272 57.70 54.18 -2.29 -9.2 NewpkRes N NR 3.90 .65 702 3.46 4042 3.86 3.21 -.06 +80.2 NewsCpA Q NWSA .20 .9 24.22 7.90 4359 23.45 31224 24.15 22.29 +.95 +30.5 NewsCpB Q NWS .20 .9 24.11 7.88 596 22.92 2309 23.60 22.37 +.51 +29.0sNewtekBsn Q NEWT 2.19e 9.5 23.39 7.59 125 22.98 722 23.39 21.89 +1.00 +16.7 Newtek24 Q NEWTL 1.44 5.6 27.74 14.18 1 25.54 19 25.97 25.42 +.12 +1.1 NexGen g A NXE 4.27 .50 4192 3.50 14614 4.13 3.39 -.38 +26.8 NexPoint N NREF 1.60 8.6 20.47 6.34 81 18.60 252 19.65 18.43 -1.02 +12.6 NxTierOil N NEX 5.36 1.00 1889 4.65 8514 4.89 3.84 +.71 +35.2 NexPtCr N NHF 2.40m 20.9 17.13 6.30 87 11.51 690 11.89 11.22 +.12 +9.4 NxPtRsT N NXRT 1.37f 3.3 51.09 21.06 137 41.04 657 42.87 40.98 -.44 -3.0sNexstarM Q NXST 2.80f 2.0 17 145.80 43.37 659 137.55 4057 145.80 124.51 +12.93 +26.0 NextCure Q NXTC 49.16 7.91 177 11.36 907 13.50 10.96 -1.98 +4.2 NextDec Q NEXT 5.11 1.12 324 1.98 1529 2.33 1.93 -.32 -5.3 NxtEraLP N NEP 2.46f 3.4 26 88.30 29.01 456 72.64 3288 77.55 71.11 -5.47 +8.3 NxGnAcA n Q NGAC 14.63 9.71 2474 11.53 30990 14.29 10.64 -1.65 +14.5 NxtGenHl Q NXGN .70 3.7 30 23.80 5.10 479 18.70 2104 19.41 17.87 -.29 +2.5 NextEra76 N NEEpK 26.53 18.07 77 25.55 266 25.66 25.25 +.30 -2.9 NextEraEn N NEE 1.54f 2.1 5 87.69 43.70 12466 73.48 62786 77.94 72.71 -4.23 -4.8 NxtEra pfO N NEEpO 65.31 35.40 49 56.32 830 58.18 55.66 -2.23 -4.9 NiSource N NI .88f 4.1 27 30.10 19.56 5016 21.60 16819 22.90 21.54 -1.24 -5.8 NiSource pf N NIpB 28.84 20.31 37 27.27 120 27.32 26.50 +.27 -4.3 NiSunInt Q NISN 24.94 5.80 96 16.47 364 20.25 16.47 -2.90 -9.6 NiaM pfB N NMKpB 3.60 3.7 108.00 77.60 0 98.52 3 101.40 96.70 -1.13 -1.0 NiaM pfC N NMKpC 3.90 3.7 109.29 94.00 104.10 0 104.50 102.15 -3.40 -.9 NichFncl h Q NICK 11.49 4.76 3 10.26 20 10.85 10.09 -.57 +22.4sNicoletBc Q NCBS 23 79.24 45.33 52 74.05 239 79.24 73.06 -.70 +11.6sNielsen plc N NLSN .24m 1.1 24.38 11.62 3116 22.41 18543 24.38 22.05 -.97 +7.4 NikeB N NKE 1.10f .8 54 147.95 60.00 6649 134.78 39788 142.46 131.58 -6.96 -4.7 Nikola Q NKLA 93.99 10.34 15352 18.10 46124 22.04 17.80 -3.26 +18.6 9F Inc Q JFU 9.99 .72 2855 2.00 58612 2.80 1.80 -.75 +92.3 9MetersBi Q NMTR 2.26 .37 4588 1.66 31193 1.98 1.52 -.28 +93.2 908Devics n Q MASS 79.60 50.35 241 53.19 1288 68.26 51.83 -14.86 -6.6 NiuTech Q NIU 53.38 6.08 1537 37.38 7960 43.54 34.00 -6.81 +33.3 Nkarta n Q NKTX 79.16 22.46 306 48.76 1493 58.78 46.02 -7.25 -20.7 NoahHldgs N NOAH 24 52.77 20.42 302 44.70 1242 49.27 44.60 -4.75 -6.5 NobleMid Q NBLX 2.19e 15.6 4 19.47 1.81 2477 14.00 7435 14.94 13.26 +.07 +34.4tNoblRck un Q NRACU 10.59 10.11 411 10.13 1320 10.43 10.07 -.24 -2.3 NokiaCp N NOK .19e 4.8 9.79 2.34 68966 3.92 390412 4.34 3.83 -.15 +.3 NomadF N NOMD 26.99 14.08 1502 23.62 5463 26.37 23.18 -2.75 -7.1 Nomura N NMR 6.31 3.55 162 5.88 1330 6.13 5.85 -.07 +10.3 Noodles Q NDLS 10.00 3.14 437 9.44 1618 10.00 8.56 -.25 +19.5 Norbord N OSB .65e 1.5 46.12 8.92 43.13 -.2 NordicAm N NAT .13e 4.4 9.00 2.30 6546 2.97 21477 3.46 2.95 -.37 +.7 Nordson Q NDSN 1.56f .8 17 216.87 96.46 385 192.41 2124 197.18 183.53 +4.92 -4.2 Nordstrm N JWN 15 42.22 11.72 2674 36.45 15076 38.94 34.70 -.59 +16.8sNorflkSo N NSC 3.96f 1.6 32 264.11 112.62 1341 252.06 7462 264.11 251.41 -5.97 +6.1 NorSys Q NSYS 10.14 2.52 8 7.57 86 8.48 7.18 -.44 +5.6 NEurO N NRT .28e 7.1 4.96 2.19 12 3.92 113 4.18 3.86 +.01 +34.7sNoMtMg un Q NMMCU 12.22 9.98 2 10.84 40 12.22 10.73 -.41 +.9 NoWestCp Q NWE 2.48f 4.2 15 80.52 45.06 475 58.48 1769 61.10 56.86 -.15 +.3 NDynMn g A NAK 2.49 .31 152644 .79 270105 .93 .65 -.02 +145.7 NthnO&G rs A NOG 17 15.50 5.00 683 13.28 9964 14.60 11.50 +2.00 +51.6sNthnTech Q NTIC .26 1.6 26 16.98 4.70 21 16.21 123 16.98 15.25 -.09 +53.5sNorTrst Q NTRS 2.80 2.9 16 101.88 60.67 1109 95.13 5133 101.88 94.87 -1.18 +2.1 NorTs pfE Q NTRSO 1.91 7.3 28.07 17.10 41 26.07 157 26.48 25.75 -.33 -6.2 NorthfldBc Q NFBK .44 3.2 17 15.60 8.72 165 13.69 762 14.34 13.33 +.15 +11.0 Nthrim Q NRIM 1.40f 3.6 9 40.07 17.32 36 38.49 192 38.74 35.57 +2.56 +13.4 NorthropG N NOC 5.80 2.0 20 365.85 263.31 1156 291.66 6380 306.48 291.60 -4.13 -4.3 NwstBcsh Q NWBI .76 5.4 23 15.58 8.52 868 14.12 3797 14.63 13.90 +.21 +10.8 NwNaturHl N NWN 1.92f 4.0 22 76.08 41.71 387 47.99 1599 50.18 47.27 -.89 +4.3sNwstPipe Q NWPX 38.08 18.52 40 34.03 269 38.08 32.70 +1.06 +20.2 NortonLife Q NLOK .50 2.6 24.40 15.12 11880 19.51 41460 20.74 19.41 -.95 -6.1 NorwCruis N NCLH 7 44.65 7.03 19696 29.56 156571 32.66 26.25 +2.71 +16.2 NorwdFn Q NWFL 1.00 3.9 16 34.19 21.20 23 25.54 82 26.50 23.95 +1.37 -2.4 NovaLfs Q NVFY 19 4.07 .66 88 2.90 414 3.72 2.78 -.60 +21.8sNovaMeas Q NVMI 54 88.50 25.70 203 84.00 1177 88.50 78.90 -.65 +19.0 NovaBay A NBY 1.94 .24 24509 1.13 65537 1.62 1.04 -.14 +62.1 NovaGld g A NG 12.85 4.65 2802 8.35 8545 9.41 8.31 -.66 -13.7 Novan Q NOVN 2.59 .22 8420 1.42 41889 2.06 1.40 -.64 +74.7 Novanta Q NOVT 146.16 66.44 121 132.33 560 143.47 131.75 -11.80 +11.9 Novartis N NVS 3.04e 3.5 17 98.52 69.18 2230 85.91 10610 88.47 85.63 -2.50 -9.0 Novavx Q NVAX 331.68 6.77 2009 231.23 12845 277.15 212.77 -46.65 +107.4stNovoInSci n Q NVOS 14.98 3.78 590 5.21 36606 14.98 3.78 +30.6 NovoNord N NVO 1.78e 2.5 29 75.86 49.24 873 71.25 5254 73.37 71.01 -2.83 +2.0 NovoCure Q NVCR 194.75 53.40 1727 149.10 6173 186.02 140.00 -41.07 -13.8sNOW Inc N DNOW 11 11.40 4.03 720 10.63 5502 11.40 9.40 +1.26 +48.1 NuSkin N NUS 1.52f 3.0 14 63.85 12.31 1069 51.18 4326 51.60 46.48 +1.97 -6.3 NuCana Q NCNA 10.59 3.81 169 5.28 1374 5.99 5.25 -.45 +17.6 NuVasive Q NUVA 60 74.42 28.55 1193 60.33 3707 62.41 55.62 +3.05 +7.1 NuanceCm Q NUAN 51.62 13.51 3165 44.60 16459 47.60 42.61 -3.56 +1.2sNucor N NUE 1.62f 2.7 42 63.48 27.53 2875 59.82 16308 63.48 58.00 +1.78 +12.5 Nush EnhYl N NUAG 26.49 22.55 24 24.97 258 25.16 24.72 -.20 -2.8 Nush 1-5yr N NUSA 26.82 22.66 1 25.40 46 25.49 25.35 -.08 -.5 NushLCGr N NULG 61.69 29.84 45 57.47 289 59.85 56.76 -2.96 +2.1sNushLCVal N NULV 34.79 20.63 103 33.73 642 34.79 33.67 -.31 +2.4 NushMCGr N NUMG 53.79 24.69 21 50.45 128 52.57 49.52 -2.41 +2.0sNushMCVal N NUMV 33.55 17.04 35 32.46 164 33.55 32.36 -.47 +7.9 NushSmCap N NUSC 43.95 17.25 179 42.21 886 43.93 41.67 -.80 +10.1 NushShTrm N NURE 31.46 16.54 144 28.98 167 29.94 28.98 -.02 +7.4 NuvESG N NULC 37.24 20.16 3 36.11 12 37.08 36.00 -.93 +3.5 Nus AgBd N NUBD 28.62 24.95 45 26.16 169 26.30 25.90 -.13 -2.4 NushEs ef N NUEM 30.00 NustarEn N NS 1.60 8.9 25.96 4.98 1303 17.90 4496 19.13 16.59 +.64 +24.2 NustEn pfA N NSpA 2.13 10.1 24.90 6.06 37 21.00 180 21.65 20.51 +.69 +4.9 Nustar pfB N NSpB 1.91 10.4 23.65 5.89 31 18.35 338 19.15 17.97 +.63 +2.1 Nustar pfC N NSpC 25.45 7.00 21 22.81 552 23.52 22.20 +1.17 +8.6 Nustar 43 N NSS 1.91 8.3 26.64 7.09 28 22.93 216 23.14 22.40 +.37 +6.8 Nutanix Q NTNX 37.35 11.31 2473 30.29 12136 34.15 29.14 -3.41 -5.0 Nutrien N NTR 1.80 3.3 57.73 23.85 2006 53.96 12758 57.06 53.60 -2.54 +12.0 Nuvectra Q NVTR .13 NuvNYVl2 N NYV 15.71 11.00 14.42 23 14.83 14.42 -.33 -2.8 NuvCr22 N JCO 9.92 5.41 50 8.30 313 8.34 8.18 -.03 +3.2 Nuv Mun21 N NHA 10.60 8.87 9.69 89 9.85 9.69 -.01 -1.8 NuvHiInO N NMZ 14.98 9.25 210 14.17 1848 14.46 13.90 -.27 -1.7 Nuv Pf22 N JPT 25.75 13.12 5 23.91 67 24.67 23.74 -.51 -1.8 Nuv 11-21 N JHB 9.99 7.03 103 9.32 698 9.39 9.29 -.07 +1.3 NuvCA V2 N NCB 16.09 12.23 3 15.35 82 15.96 15.03 -.56 -.4 Nuv RE In N JRS 20.66 4.50 60 9.11 403 9.39 9.06 -.03 +7.9 NuvMO Pr N NOM 15.25 10.05 2 14.42 9 14.48 14.21 +3.4 NuvAllCEn N JMLP 1.37 123.4 4.48 .40 1.11 NuvAZ N NAZ .80 5.3 16.31 10.53 49 15.17 105 15.57 14.77 +.02 -4.4 NuvBldAm N NBB 1.34 6.0 24.13 16.32 45 22.40 430 22.83 21.52 -.36 -5.7 NCaAMTFr N NKX .86 5.7 16.08 11.25 94 15.13 930 15.51 14.83 -.34 -4.0 NCADvA N NAC .91 6.3 15.66 10.85 579 14.57 2594 14.94 14.36 -.32 -3.9 NCalMunV N NCA .47 4.6 11.00 8.74 47 10.21 286 10.91 10.06 -.67 -5.5 NuvCASel N NXC .63a 4.0 18.33 12.00 4 15.94 39 16.00 15.54 +.08 -1.4 NuvCorEqA N JCE 1.21a 8.5 14.85 8.05 37 14.30 167 14.52 14.15 -.28 +1.6 NvCredStr N JQC .62 9.6 7.50 3.75 663 6.43 3326 6.47 6.35 +.04 +1.6 NvDvrsDiv N JDD 1.04 11.5 11.07 5.00 55 9.05 343 9.26 8.98 -.03 +3.2 NuvDivA N NAD .85a 5.7 15.45 10.75 312 15.00 2802 15.18 14.60 -.18 -2.4 NvDow30DO N DIAX 1.06 7.0 17.40 9.50 116 15.22 605 15.51 15.09 -.09 +.1 NuEnMLP N JMF 1.35 94.3 7.06 .65 1.43 NEnhMuV N NEV .96a 6.1 17.09 10.05 44 15.68 301 16.00 15.41 -.08 -3.9 NuvFloat N JFR .72 7.7 10.20 4.73 701 9.34 5352 9.43 9.23 +.07 +6.9 NuvFltOp N JRO .76a 8.2 10.01 5.33 277 9.25 2477 9.27 9.12 +.09 +6.8 NvGADiv2 N NKG .64a 5.1 14.21 9.01 13 12.57 225 13.04 12.47 -.43 -3.8 NuvGblHIn N JGH 1.58 10.4 16.74 9.24 48 15.22 203 15.31 14.97 -.11 -2.1 NuvEnhMu N NVG 17.29 11.55 467 16.37 3291 16.51 15.90 -.13 -2.4 NNYAmtF N NRK .70 5.2 14.04 10.00 120 13.44 1460 13.64 13.30 -.18 -.7 NuvAmtFr N NEA .75a 5.2 15.18 10.51 633 14.50 5746 14.50 14.22 -.03 -4.0 NuvIntMu N NID .68 4.9 14.51 10.46 135 13.83 662 14.50 13.76 -.20 -.4 NvIntQMu N NIQ .57 3.9 14.85 11.42 20 14.53 134 14.80 14.26 +.13 -1.4 NMDPI N NMY .67a 4.8 14.45 10.50 16 13.79 370 14.12 13.66 -.33 -2.3 NvMAP N NMT .71a 5.0 15.14 11.25 22 14.27 64 14.82 14.06 -.09 -2.1 NuvMNMu N NMS .80 5.4 15.38 11.01 3 14.88 23 14.98 14.73 -.12 +.3 NuvMtgIn N JLS 1.52 7.5 22.79 13.82 21 20.28 82 20.49 20.12 -.16 +2.6 NuvMultM N JMM .48 6.7 7.50 5.20 54 7.20 82 7.36 7.16 -.04 +.1 NvMuI N NMI .50a 4.4 12.00 8.98 37 11.26 119 11.52 11.00 -.24 -1.1 NuvMuVal N NUV .39a 3.6 11.97 8.30 305 10.94 2594 11.53 10.84 -.60 -1.4 Nv AMT-Fr N NUW .78a 4.6 17.27 12.12 12 16.88 126 17.20 16.18 -.10 +2.7 NvNq100Dy Q QQQX 1.56m 5.9 27.35 15.24 319 26.50 893 27.13 26.02 -.77 +1.9 NuvNJDiv N NXJ .82a 5.8 15.18 10.83 115 14.09 608 14.29 14.01 -.19 -1.9 NNYDvA N NAN .80a 5.7 14.81 10.32 55 13.92 316 14.10 13.77 -.14 -1.6 NNYMV N NNY .39a 4.0 10.95 8.26 30 9.63 260 9.89 9.45 -.22 -3.4 NuvNYSel N NXN .55 3.9 15.21 11.12 1 14.02 21 14.31 13.51 +.42 -1.1 NOHQI N NUO .80 5.3 16.08 12.10 10 15.14 145 15.40 14.97 -.30 -3.3 NvPA N NQP .81a 5.7 14.84 11.01 40 14.15 313 14.21 13.87 -.01 -2.2 NuvPf&Inc N JPI 1.95a 8.2 26.10 12.29 134 23.80 425 24.33 23.70 -.50 -3.3 NvPfdInco N JPC .80 8.9 10.47 4.62 265 9.07 2897 9.28 9.02 -.17 -4.5 NuvQPf2 N JPS .70 7.5 10.32 4.55 362 9.29 2379 9.52 9.20 -.23 -4.5 NuvREAst N JRI 1.49a 10.4 18.95 6.37 136 14.32 752 14.86 14.05 +.15 +6.4 NuvEqtP N BXMX 1.00 7.8 13.47 7.77 153 12.83 970 13.02 12.73 -.15 -.4 NEqPrmG N SPXX 1.04 6.7 16.71 8.64 47 15.58 233 15.89 15.50 -.22 +2.2 NvSMM N NIM .31a 3.0 11.41 8.97 28 10.24 204 10.67 10.19 -.41 -4.1 NSTFI N NXP .55a 3.3 18.89 12.70 53 16.91 236 17.68 16.51 -.60 -5.0 NSTFI2 N NXQ .53a 3.3 16.68 11.56 83 16.26 197 16.64 15.52 +.29 +2.1 NSTFI3 N NXR .55a 3.4 19.25 12.99 25 16.32 131 17.48 16.18 -1.08 -6.6 NuvSnIn N NSL .42 7.6 6.07 3.13 192 5.51 6022 5.53 5.43 +.08 +6.2 NuShDCrd N JSD 1.16a 8.4 15.52 7.92 31 13.80 173 13.89 13.64 +.10 +3.3 Nv TA Div N JTD 1.23 8.6 17.74 7.30 29 14.28 348 14.54 14.12 -.14 +.4 NvTxATR N JTA 1.04 10.3 11.79 4.67 54 10.07 291 10.31 9.94 -.07 +6.9 NVAPI N NPV .65a 4.2 16.28 10.08 19 15.60 164 16.09 15.40 -.45 -1.9 NuverEnv A NES 6.45 .94 43 2.29 192 3.19 2.19 -.77 +7.5tNuZee n Q NUZE 51.57 5.76 36 6.16 532 7.70 5.76 -1.12 -41.9 Nvidia Q NVDA .64 .1 90 614.90 180.68 12498 548.58 66948 605.33 528.65 -48.48 +5.1 Nxt-ID h Q NXTD 3.44 .21 5585 1.65 46595 2.56 1.51 -1.01 +3.1 NymoxPh Q NYMX 4.79 1.66 140 2.61 804 3.26 2.58 -.61 +5.2O -:O-I Glass N OI .20 1.7 14 14.45 4.31 907 11.68 5636 12.71 11.56 -.82 -1.8 O2Micro Q OIIM 37 11.25 .98 303 7.75 1828 8.69 7.02 -.92 -15.6 ODP Cp rs Q ODP 11 48.24 13.60 739 38.27 2836 46.01 38.27 -6.73 +30.6 OFG Bncp N OFG .32f 1.7 12 20.72 8.63 316 19.31 1190 20.20 18.75 +.45 +4.2 OFG pfA N OFGpA 1.78 7.0 27.14 12.01 0 25.51 2 25.93 25.51 -.36 -3.3 OFG pfB N OFGpB 1.75 6.8 26.30 13.17 1 25.55 3 25.69 25.50 -.04 OFG pfD N OFGpD 1.78 6.8 27.18 10.75 3 26.00 11 26.04 25.73 -.05 -.1 OFS Cap Q OFS .68 8.8 6 11.62 3.39 23 7.76 110 7.99 7.50 +.14 +8.5 OFS C25 Q OFSSL 1.59 6.3 25.98 8.05 6 25.16 14 25.20 25.15 +.01 +3.1 OFS 25 Q OFSSZ 1.63 6.5 25.57 11.37 2 25.18 13 25.19 25.15 +3.8 OFS 26 Q OFSSI 1.49 5.8 25.50 10.10 5 25.50 17 25.50 25.05 +.45 +8.5 OFS Cred Q OCCI 2.08f 14.3 16.40 4.90 24 14.50 183 15.10 14.21 -.40 +16.3 OFS Cr pfA Q OCCIP 1.72 6.8 26.04 14.38 3 25.13 12 25.66 25.01 -.12 +.2 OGE Engy N OGE 1.55 5.3 15 45.09 23.01 2403 29.27 8881 32.05 29.18 -2.65 -8.1 ONEGas N OGS 2.32f 3.5 20 94.33 63.67 531 66.97 2257 73.48 66.77 -7.09 -12.8 OP Bancp Q OPBK .28 3.0 11 10.06 5.54 101 9.19 489 9.74 9.12 -.14 +19.4 OReillyAu Q ORLY 30 496.61 251.52 745 447.33 3575 463.74 443.56 -13.08 -1.2 OSI Sys Q OSIS 46 98.26 49.96 135 94.62 503 98.00 92.14 +1.97 +1.5 OakVlyBcp Q OVLY .28e 1.7 11 19.25 10.72 6 16.16 60 17.59 15.55 +.39 -2.8 OaktrSpL Q OCSL .44f 7.2 10 6.27 2.33 435 6.15 2927 6.23 6.06 +.04 +10.4 OaktStInco Q OCSI .62 7.5 38 8.50 4.28 43 8.28 226 8.37 8.15 +.10 +6.8sOasisMid Q OMP 2.16 11.3 43 17.98 2.80 707 19.15 2230 19.25 14.90 +3.25 +63.3sOasisPet n Q OAS 60.01 31.46 181 56.86 1503 60.01 51.05 +4.87 +53.4 Obalon Q OBLN 10.77 .62 257 3.43 4244 4.89 3.40 -.90 +128.7 ObsEva Q OBSV 6.30 1.63 3108 3.90 33297 5.55 3.68 -1.15 +87.5 OcciPet N OXY .04m .2 40.55 8.52 21600 26.61 116080 28.68 24.42 +1.19 +53.7 OceanBio Q OBCI .08a .8 22.55 3.10 15 10.45 398 10.98 9.90 +.57 -21.8 OceanP Q OPTT 7.30 .33 2835 3.67 21287 4.58 3.21 -.97 +36.4 Oceaneerg N OII .60 5.1 13.69 2.01 1861 11.80 8304 12.55 9.59 +1.85 +48.4 OceanFst Q OCFC .68 3.1 13 22.96 11.60 412 21.73 2145 22.93 21.30 +.40 +16.6 OceanFt pf Q OCFCP 27.85 24.50 1 27.22 21 27.67 26.51 -.13 -1.1 OconeeFed Q OFED .40 1.6 28.00 15.25 1 25.00 7 25.24 22.55 +2.25 -1.2 Ocugen Q OCGN 18.77 .17 94704 10.95 187622 11.95 6.00 +.68 +498.4 OcularTher Q OCUL 24.30 3.78 681 18.34 5329 19.42 16.56 -.88 -11.4 Ocuphire Q OCUP 13.81 1.26 81 10.61 497 12.42 9.82 -.90 +63.5 OdonateT Q ODT 46.50 12.56 298 21.05 1932 25.25 19.51 -3.23 +9.6 OdysMar h Q OMEX 8.69 2.10 37 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1.90 635 4.43 5242 5.16 4.00 -.07 +62.3t1EqPOpWt un Q OPEWU 10.68 10.29 156 10.25 1767 10.56 10.19 -.23 -1.5sOneGpHosp Q STKS 6.75 .73 54 4.91 1085 6.75 4.81 -.10 +32.7 180DegCp rs Q TURN 8.07 3.12 50 7.38 458 7.49 6.92 +.29 +10.8 OneLibrty N OLP 1.80 8.4 13 27.79 9.71 95 21.41 351 22.65 20.93 +.28 +6.7 1LifeTh Q ONEM 59.82 15.00 2157 47.51 10161 56.49 46.78 -9.16 +8.8 OneStopS Q OSS 9.27 .59 607 6.45 4499 9.16 6.15 -1.83 +61.3 1800Flowrs Q FLWS 24 39.61 11.15 1055 28.28 4821 32.40 27.58 -3.31 +8.8tOneSmart N ONE 6.84 3.52 482 3.54 2229 4.25 3.33 -.67 -6.8 OneSpaWld n Q OSW .16 1.5 14.49 2.45 628 10.91 4576 11.73 9.95 +.88 +7.6 OneSpan Q OSPN 33.33 10.88 430 23.36 1981 25.95 22.13 -2.48 +13.0sOneWatr Q ONEW 1 38.71 3.41 86 35.61 588 38.71 35.10 +.01 +22.4 OneMain N OMF 1.80f 3.8 9 59.00 12.21 2421 46.91 8370 51.22 45.84 -1.79 -2.6 ONEOK N OKE 3.74 8.4 32 78.43 12.16 4407 44.29 24564 47.19 42.55 -1.53 +15.4sNanomtr N ONTO 66.95 20.32 450 62.46 1872 66.95 59.75 -3.81 +31.4 Ontrak Q OTRK 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3.75 1136 4.68 3.55 -.57 +11.3 OptCare Q OPCH 20.88 5.74 777 19.19 4244 19.71 18.30 +.27 +22.7sOracle N ORCL .96 1.5 67 66.36 39.71 20408 64.51 87777 66.36 62.28 +3.38 -.3 Oragenics A OGEN OramedPh Q ORMP 21 11.71 2.40 341 8.91 2677 10.37 8.20 -1.70 +110.1 Orange N ORAN .41e 3.5 14.33 9.93 848 11.57 4355 12.09 11.56 -.17 -2.4 OraSure Q OSUR 14 19.75 5.23 1269 10.60 7042 11.61 10.11 -.83 +.1 Orbcomm Q ORBC 9.25 1.24 1245 7.63 7528 8.44 7.02 -.70 +2.8 OrbEnGp Q CUI 11.20 .45 2219 6.20 20667 7.97 5.01 -1.65 +183.1 OrchTher Q ORTX 13.09 3.76 1152 6.97 5582 7.96 6.26 -.91 +61.3 OrchidIsl N ORC .94e 16.3 30 6.67 1.53 1820 5.73 12551 5.92 5.59 +.11 +9.8 OrganigH Q OGI 6.45 1.01 11105 3.03 78546 3.57 2.59 -.49 +127.8sOrganognH Q ORGO 16.50 2.47 794 15.21 4027 16.50 11.26 +1.90 +102.0 Orgenesis Q ORGS 8.20 2.76 171 6.69 684 7.32 6.65 -.27 +48.7 OricPhr n Q ORIC 40.81 18.60 319 32.40 1030 36.90 32.01 -1.71 -4.3tOrientalCul n Q OCG 25.85 4.00 657 3.91 3192 5.11 3.76 -1.20 -20.2sOrignA h Q SEED 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-1.10 -21.2 Osmotica Q OSMT 9.67 2.81 635 3.80 2279 4.35 3.78 -.50 -7.8 OspreyTc N SFTW 17.47 9.11 4482 11.67 31088 16.32 11.26 -3.32 +11.5 OssenInn Q OSN 5.72 1.50 37 4.82 516 4.94 4.75 -.07 +2.1 Otelco Q OTEL 5 12.50 2.93 2 11.57 11 11.63 11.49 -.01 +.2 OtisWrlW n N OTIS .80 1.3 68.21 41.26 3278 63.71 13095 64.91 62.52 +.67 -5.7 Otonomy Q OTIC 6.98 1.53 1968 2.92 26033 3.36 2.55 -2.48 -54.9 OTR Ac A n Q OTRA 10.50 9.86 33 10.25 85 10.45 10.15 -.08 -.5 OTR Acq un Q OTRAU 11.22 9.91 3 10.27 6 10.80 10.27 -.68 -2.1 OtterTail Q OTTR 1.56f 3.8 18 54.67 30.96 143 40.52 723 42.49 40.46 -1.33 -4.9 OutfrontM N OUT 1.52f 7.5 18 30.68 7.07 3439 20.28 16272 22.75 19.93 -1.20 +3.7 OutlookT Q OTLK 4.26 .50 1597 2.17 10813 2.49 1.88 -.26 +66.9 OutsetMd n Q OM 66.96 42.50 216 49.79 835 52.96 46.21 -3.17 -12.4 OverSh N OSG 2.81 1.61 784 2.20 5592 2.24 2.05 +.13 +2.8 Overstk Q OSTK 128.50 2.53 2940 67.17 21375 102.80 66.61 -34.03 +40.0 Ovid Th Q OVID 9.40 1.80 1183 2.95 9791 3.40 2.58 -.52 +27.7sOvintv g N OVV .38 1.6 8 24.53 2.10 3397 23.07 17474 24.53 21.38 +1.71 +60.7sOwensMin N OMI .01 23 35.73 3.63 1434 34.01 17866 35.73 23.58 +7.84 +25.7 OwensCorn N OC 1.04f 1.3 25 87.89 28.56 1204 81.02 5348 84.77 78.26 -4.06 +6.9 OwlRock N ORCC .78e 5.6 32 15.73 8.09 1126 13.98 6755 14.30 13.68 +.09 +10.4 Oxbridge Q OXBR .48 16.4 23 9.62 .74 298 2.93 4303 3.81 2.56 -.77 +56.7 OxfordImm Q OXFD 23.11 8.37 339 21.95 2243 21.99 21.84 +.01 +25.7sOxfordInds N OXM 1.48 1.9 19 80.74 30.37 119 76.24 458 80.74 73.47 +1.54 +16.4 OxfordLn Q OXLC .81m 13.0 9.01 1.86 856 6.25 5198 6.47 6.20 -.15 +15.5 Oxford 23pf Q OXLCO 1.88 7.4 25.47 14.50 2 25.37 18 25.45 25.30 +.03 +.5 OxfrLn24 pf Q OXLCM 1.69 6.8 25.60 11.64 8 25.00 23 25.25 24.95 -.25 +3.6 Oxford 27pf Q OXLCP 1.56 6.5 24.97 11.01 23 23.99 88 24.08 23.75 +.04 +4.3 OxfSqCap Q OXSQ .42m 11.0 3 6.11 2.04 310 3.82 1848 4.12 3.77 -.07 +25.2 OxfrSq26 Q OXSQZ 1.56 6.2 27.16 13.55 4 25.35 14 27.02 25.20 -.17 +.8tOystrEnt un Q OSTRU 10.40 10.08 309 10.07 876 10.30 10.00 -.23 -1.0 OysterPt Q OYST 41.37 17.24 61 19.81 426 23.41 19.10 -3.24 +5.3 OzonHldg n Q OZON 68.77 38.09 1439 59.35 7501 67.79 56.02 -7.13 +43.3P-Q:P&F Inds Q PFIN .20 3.1 8.26 3.75 8 6.55 42 7.06 6.55 +8.3 PAE Inc Q PAE 11.65 3.10 433 8.17 2170 8.91 7.96 -.75 -11.0 PAM Q PTSI 16 64.45 22.00 2 57.99 29 60.01 57.50 -1.31 +18.3 PBF Engy N PBF 1.20 8.5 26.11 4.06 7049 14.20 32859 15.65 12.89 +.68 +100.0 PBF Logist N PBFX 1.20 10.4 7 20.68 3.06 1204 11.49 4806 13.46 11.32 -.45 +25.6sPC Cnnctn Q CNXN .32e 11 55.21 30.10 81 46.01 402 55.21 45.37 -6.66 -2.7 PCB Bcp Q PCB .40 2.9 13 15.50 7.31 73 13.93 276 14.34 13.22 +.41 +37.8 PCM Fund N PCM .96 8.7 12.01 5.51 24 11.01 139 11.30 10.90 -.25 +2.6 PCSB Fn Q PCSB .16 1.0 43 19.82 11.01 28 16.16 305 16.81 15.60 +.05 +1.4 PCTEL Q PCTI .22 2.9 11.05 3.95 317 7.56 1059 8.10 7.00 -.45 +15.1sPDC Engy Q PDCE 70 39.08 4.51 1650 34.95 8690 39.08 28.79 +6.26 +70.2 PDF Sol Q PDFS 26.42 8.61 244 18.36 1239 18.59 17.40 +.03 -15.0 PDL 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n Q POSH 104.98 55.50 357 58.06 3024 70.93 55.50 -12.94 -42.8 PostHldg N POST 104.90 68.97 520 96.06 2062 99.53 95.63 -1.64 -4.9 PostRlt N PSTL .87f 5.4 19.48 10.84 25 16.08 251 16.63 16.02 -.09 -4.7 Potbelly Q PBPB 6.00 1.50 153 4.99 779 5.48 4.80 -.12 +13.4 PotltchDel Q PCH 1.64f 3.2 44 54.57 22.40 830 50.75 3439 54.49 50.26 -2.44 +1.5 PowellInds Q POWL 1.04 3.3 36.20 15.62 68 31.13 435 32.40 28.81 +2.08 +5.6 PwrInteg Q POWI .52 .6 42 127.39 50.34 383 88.37 2254 95.34 84.54 -6.69 +8.0 PowrREIT A PW 51.95 6.95 54 37.57 263 44.25 36.42 -5.93 +40.7 PwREIT pfA A PWpA 30.01 24.00 26.01 5 26.01 25.91 +.01 +.1 PowrFleet Q PWFL 9.33 2.55 186 7.87 1109 8.68 7.13 -.03 +5.9 PS VarRate Q VRIG .74 3.0 24.89 PSCrudeDS N DTO 372.95 46.32 56.21 Praxix n Q PRAX 60.95 23.90 115 43.50 387 52.57 43.12 -6.51 -20.9 Precigen Q PGEN 11.10 1.26 1181 8.44 7911 9.33 7.75 +.63 -17.3 Precipio Q PRPO 8.00 .55 277 2.44 1951 3.29 2.36 -.74 +17.9 PrecBio Q DTIL 16.60 4.46 880 11.96 5156 12.39 10.16 -.29 +43.4 PrecDrill rs N PDS 26.40 5.44 99 23.13 506 25.90 22.07 +.08 +40.3 PrecOnco Q POAI 4.42 .63 3053 1.47 20509 1.85 1.25 -.35 +100.8 PfdAptCm N APTS .70m 8.5 12.17 5.01 425 8.23 2375 8.74 7.95 +.24 +11.2sPfdBkLA Q PFBC 1.20 2.1 12 60.74 20.04 82 57.95 541 60.74 52.77 +4.77 +14.8sPrefrmdLn Q PLPC .80 1.1 24 79.00 36.16 10 73.36 84 79.00 67.81 +4.96 +7.2 PreludeTh n Q PRLD 95.38 23.69 139 62.33 698 76.67 61.46 -14.63 -12.9 PremFinB Q PFBI .60 3.9 10 17.99 8.21 30 15.54 178 16.34 15.20 +.15 +16.9sPremFinl Q PFC .96f 3.1 13 32.75 10.98 201 30.66 686 32.75 29.44 +.99 +33.3 Premier Q PINC .19p 14 37.79 27.11 435 33.82 3334 35.28 33.45 +.18 -3.6 PresPty n Q SQFT 5.00 4.15 4.50 Prestige N PBH 13 45.29 27.40 445 41.71 1765 42.78 40.49 +.38 +19.6 Pretium g N PVG 14.55 4.05 3846 9.71 10916 11.16 9.71 -.47 -15.4 PriceTR Q TROW 4.32f 2.7 29 169.00 82.51 1562 162.14 6576 167.57 157.79 -.63 +7.1sPrSmrt Q PSMT .70 .7 39 104.90 41.15 99 96.45 883 104.90 94.49 -3.52 +5.9 PrmEgy Q PNRG 141.80 34.33 1 46.80 46 63.00 45.00 +1.81 +8.4 Primerica N PRI 1.60 1.1 15 150.13 61.20 137 141.23 633 147.27 140.44 -3.27 +5.5 PrimoWat N PRMW .24 1.7 17.85 6.33 2485 14.29 9398 15.89 14.28 -1.44 -8.9sPrimoris Q PRIM .24 .7 21 36.26 9.42 646 33.47 3057 36.26 31.72 +1.46 +21.2 PrinEdgAIn N YLD .75e 41.08 28.00 4 40.09 18 40.38 39.93 -.14 +1.0 PrinPrice Q PSET .47e 1.0 50.65 28.27 1 46.44 36 47.54 46.44 -1.00 -1.7sPrinShHld Q PY .72e 1.9 41.22 18.78 7 37.67 18 41.22 37.67 +.35 +10.9 PrinHlIn ef Q BTEC 73.38 25.34 93 62.48 228 67.19 60.50 -4.72 +6.4 PrinMill ef Q GENY .17e .3 67.87 26.83 6 62.72 153 65.70 59.63 -3.82 +8.3sPrin US SC Q PSC .51e 1.2 44.07 18.28 4 42.48 200 44.07 42.15 -.16 +17.0 PrinActGl N GDVD 32.76 19.16 31.91 +.9 PrIntCre Q PDEV 30.11 17.86 0 29.29 307 30.06 29.29 -.60 +7.2 Prin Cont N PVAL 28.15 16.41 24.63 Prn MegC N USMC 36.98 22.45 15 35.27 351 36.34 35.27 -1.04 -1.1 PrinSpec N PREF 103.17 19.68 103 20.44 495 20.66 20.36 -.20 -1.2sPrinFncl Q PFG 2.24 4.0 13 61.57 23.31 2290 56.58 14190 61.57 55.57 +2.04 +14.0 PrincREstI N PGZ 1.32m 9.8 21.52 9.39 12 13.46 186 13.91 13.28 +.07 +10.4 PriorIn pfC N PRIFpC 25.58 13.07 0 25.00 5 25.30 24.63 +.39 +2.0sPriorIn pfE N PRIFpE 24.94 15.20 2 24.55 11 24.94 24.24 +.18 +4.7sPriorityTc Q PRTH 9.30 1.33 35 9.08 327 9.30 8.04 +.59 +29.0 ProAssur N PRA .20m .8 13 32.37 12.67 300 24.75 1993 26.57 22.92 +1.31 +39.1 ProDex Q PDEX 19 42.60 12.83 40 24.65 182 27.09 23.75 -1.78 -20.4 ProLogis N PLD 2.32 2.3 37 112.37 59.82 5866 99.07 18962 105.87 99.01 -6.23 -.6sProPetr N PUMP 11.91 1.36 1055 11.47 5447 11.91 9.43 +1.99 +55.2 ProPhaseL Q PRPH .25e 16.04 1.20 110 7.66 1047 9.80 7.26 -1.84 -16.6 ProQRTher Q PRQR 8.79 3.40 542 4.57 3044 4.99 4.13 -.39 +8.8 PShTcDv N TDV sPrUltDow N DDM 61.91 21.05 760 57.83 4100 61.91 57.78 -2.12 +2.4sProUltMC N MVV 59.32 13.47 145 55.39 352 59.32 54.08 -1.94 +16.2 PrUlQQQ rs N QLD 132.96 34.02 4811 114.54 17757 124.87 112.09 -12.83 -.5 ProUltSP rs N SSO 101.07 32.42 3985 93.97 15853 100.03 92.93 -4.93 +2.9 ProShtHY N SJB 26.10 18.46 365 18.71 861 18.73 18.51 +.20 +.2tPr20 yrT s N UBT 82.51 46.19 87 50.93 311 51.27 46.19 -.05 -17.8tPro7-10yrT N UST .42e .6 80.86 66.88 7 68.62 39 69.57 66.88 -.94 -6.9 PrUltBio Q BIB 113.06 35.49 192 91.87 886 102.00 88.58 -11.26 +6.4tProSShOG N DDG 57.25 18.91 19 19.63 34 20.30 18.91 -.93 -23.0 ProLCCre N CSM .67e .8 90.07 50.10 11 86.65 34 88.87 86.34 -2.37 +2.7 ProUltTl N LTL 45.01 22.00 1 40.84 2 44.00 40.65 -2.80 +3.0 ProHdgRep N HDG 52.99 37.63 9 51.77 39 52.56 51.54 -.68 +3.3 ProUltEM N EET 121.06 33.37 24 102.84 169 113.15 101.27 -15.31 +7.4 ProRafiLS N RALS .62e 1.9 33.65 29.58 1 31.86 4 31.98 31.42 +.82 +4.5 ProUSL7-10T N PST 17.53 14.91 59 16.50 555 16.94 16.26 +.19 +6.7 ProShtEafe N EFZ 36.32 19.24 10 20.00 48 20.00 19.37 +.56 -1.8 ProShtEM N EUM 23.90 11.35 270 12.30 1085 12.35 11.73 +.81 -4.6 ProUltEaf N EFO 48.50 17.62 20 45.13 35 47.90 45.00 -2.38 +3.0 ProUEurop N UPV 59.04 20.11 3 55.23 13 59.02 55.23 -2.65 +2.9 ProShtBM N SBM 26.82 11.39 3 11.97 4 11.97 11.50 +.20 -3.5 ProUltRE N URE 98.89 28.48 12 64.06 35 69.02 64.06 -2.21 +3.1 ProUltFin N UYG 54.23 16.81 72 48.00 456 52.52 47.51 -.05 +13.4tProShtRE N REK 19.63 10.74 35 11.09 132 11.09 10.74 +.15 -2.8 ProShtChi50 N YXI 22.46 12.31 6 13.58 14 13.71 12.85 +1.08 -7.2 ProUltSem N USD 136.25 25.62 80 119.01 490 130.53 111.10 -13.52 +15.1 ProUltUt N UPW 80.79 29.22 4 49.46 26 53.88 49.46 -5.23 -13.1 PrUltTech s N ROM 85.99 20.50 153 73.96 824 80.39 71.51 -7.99 +3.2 ProUltJpn N EZJ 1.28p 53.29 17.75 10 47.30 37 52.00 47.00 -4.35 +1.4sProUltInd N UXI 110.83 30.64 0 105.51 10 110.83 105.24 -3.07 +4.9 PrUlHCr s N RXL 84.13 31.73 4 76.21 30 79.39 74.92 -2.77 ProUCnsSv N UCC 141.48 53.53 1 87.90 24 92.26 85.62 -5.15 +1.2 PrUCnsGd N UGE 90.48 24.40 2 77.94 13 84.71 77.26 -7.13 -5.9 ProUBasM N UYM .15e .2 85.33 21.42 6 75.08 47 82.23 74.36 -3.07 +3.3 PrUlPR2K N URTY 124.96 11.80 1082 105.28 5120 119.82 100.40 -11.17 +33.8sPUltM400 N UMDD .03e 139.57 16.96 11 126.89 65 139.57 121.74 -5.74 +24.6sProUltSC N SAA 152.19 32.22 2 140.53 31 152.19 137.97 -1.37 +30.5 ProUPD30 N UDOW 120.49 25.32 2274 105.86 9293 117.30 105.64 -5.90 +3.3 PrUltPQ s Q TQQQ 111.86 16.14 52246 89.22 224314 101.80 86.25 -15.60 -1.8 ProUlR2K N UWM 122.81 23.20 918 109.95 3873 119.68 106.46 -7.29 +22.7sProSht20Tr N TBF 18.14 14.36 3457 17.21 16088 18.14 17.19 -.04 +9.1 PUltSP500 N UPRO 89.08 17.51 9465 79.74 36358 87.68 78.43 -6.58 +3.7 ProUChin50 N XPP .74p 99.46 37.33 24 80.34 134 90.85 78.90 -15.45 +10.7 PrUSSilv N ZSL 56.62 4.82 4705 6.06 11759 6.24 5.34 +.28 -11.5tProVixST N VIXY 64.56 11.82 19211 13.05 68031 14.15 11.82 +.71 -5.0 PrUltYen N YCL 63.84 52.32 55.98 6 57.68 55.98 -1.22 -6.4 PrUCrude rs N UCO 358.75 35.75 28.90 PVixMTFut N VIXM 50.90 21.25 43 41.30 395 43.10 40.55 -.66 +12.5 PrUltSilv N AGQ 71.60 12.66 2164 48.84 10421 55.96 47.30 -3.01 -4.8 PrUltShN N KOLD 87.29 28.97 789 34.76 6353 35.82 30.80 +4.15 -26.6 ProUShGld N GLL 56.74 27.18 418 37.27 1112 37.66 33.93 +2.14 +19.7tPrSUShAus N CROC 82.59 41.02 1 43.88 5 43.88 41.02 +1.80 PrUltShYen N YCS 79.94 64.92 7 72.10 50 72.19 69.98 +1.46 +6.3 ProSUltGold N UGL 83.85 43.60 381 55.29 1012 61.03 54.65 -3.69 -18.9tPrUShCrd N SCO 67.35 6.84 4145 7.30 23098 7.65 6.84 -.70 -37.3 ProShtEuro N EUFX 48.27 40.13 0 42.22 1 42.22 41.67 +.06 +2.1 ProUltEuro N ULE 16.12 12.25 13 15.35 44 15.76 15.07 -.11 -2.9 ProUShEuro N EUO 29.95 22.09 84 23.06 218 23.06 22.41 +.11 +2.4 ProcPhar n Q PCSA 12.75 3.96 207 11.42 549 12.56 9.92 +.53 +73.2 ProctGam N PG 3.16 2.6 28 146.92 94.34 17666 123.53 51388 129.93 121.82 -3.59 -11.2 ProcSp Q UFO 32.40 14.21 135 29.10 1042 30.76 28.32 -1.66 +14.2 ProDvrs h Q IPDN 5.56 .76 165 2.77 5029 4.60 2.60 -1.53 +6.9 ProfHold Q PFHD 19.80 9.63 201 16.00 379 17.35 15.59 +3.7 ProfirEn h Q PFIE 1 1.55 .63 346 1.11 2682 1.30 1.06 -.06 +30.1 ProfMed Q PROF 28.97 6.53 105 22.03 617 24.90 21.02 -2.88 +7.1 Progenity n Q PROG 15.92 3.08 318 5.47 2248 6.18 5.25 -.12 +3.0 ProgrsSoft Q PRGS .66 1.6 31 49.23 28.09 410 42.54 2031 45.78 42.45 -2.26 -5.9 ProgsvCp N PGR .40e .5 35 102.05 62.18 4532 85.95 19417 91.00 85.50 -1.11 -13.1sProgyny Q PGNY 53.48 15.59 1402 42.09 6600 53.48 40.62 -8.59 -.7 Proofpoint Q PFPT 140.91 83.81 706 120.92 3584 137.24 119.98 -18.21 -11.4 PrpTcII A n Q PTIC 10.70 10.10 283 10.39 529 10.64 10.26 -.16 -.5 PrpTcInII un Q PTICU 11.14 10.15 42 10.53 217 11.10 10.53 -.47 -.9 PropSol un Q PSACU 25.00 9.73 20 17.70 76 23.30 17.27 -3.76 +60.5 ProsHldg N PRO 51.86 19.73 370 47.40 1617 50.18 46.94 -.70 -6.6 ProShtQQQ N PSQ 29.70 13.29 11565 14.25 51469 14.42 13.71 +.66 -1.1 ProShSP N SH 33.19 16.98 14115 17.58 70378 17.68 17.06 +.42 -2.2 PrUShSP N SDS 44.40 11.06 21091 11.84 90440 11.98 11.16 +.55 -4.4 PrUlShT rs N REW/WI 76.00 20.48 PUShtSem N SSG 22.24 5.67 5.73 PUShSem rs N SSG/WI 88.96 23.04 sProUShL20 N TBT 21.73 14.28 11437 19.63 47084 21.73 19.58 -.07 +19.5tPrUShD3 N SDOW 95.94 10.88 15681 12.00 72255 12.02 10.88 +.55 -5.9 PS DecRt N EMTY 59.60 18.59 12 19.52 70 19.65 18.74 +.59 -14.5 PS OnlSt N CLIX 104.23 47.95 28 94.00 274 99.90 90.51 -6.98 +1.8sProS Ris Q EQRR .81e 1.8 46.00 20.20 2 43.93 34 46.00 43.23 +.87 +15.5 PrUltBra N UBR 66.50 12.29 5 25.74 47 30.60 25.74 -6.77 -27.6 ProGblInf N TOLZ 1.63e 4.0 47.80 29.49 16 40.81 93 42.50 40.81 -1.07 -.6sPS MngdF N FUT 41.87 38.47 2 41.44 8 41.87 41.37 +.13 +2.9 ProEurDiv N EUDV .15p 48.36 29.21 1 45.58 24 47.00 45.48 -1.54 -2.3sProSPxTch N SPXT .23p 67.91 39.55 66.03 5 67.91 66.03 -.00 +2.5 ProSPxHC N SPXV .24p 82.82 45.87 0 80.50 1 82.78 80.50 -1.80 +2.4 ProSPxFin N SPXN .23p 84.00 47.69 0 81.02 2 83.03 81.02 -1.91 +1.1 ProSPxEgy N SPXE .22p 85.73 47.01 2 82.87 19 85.10 82.67 -1.84 +1.6 PrUltPFn s N FINU/WI sPrIGIntH bt A IGHG 2.15 2.8 77.75 52.44 148 76.07 370 77.75 75.52 -.07 +.7sPrSPMCDv N REGL .65e 1.0 67.70 37.74 49 65.42 377 67.70 65.42 -.75 +4.0sProSR2KDv N SMDV .47e 63.96 39.39 78 62.00 344 63.96 61.22 +.46 +8.0 PrUlO&G rs N DIG 190.50 30.50 139 114.03 638 126.63 106.79 +8.00 +56.4 PSSTEm bt A EMSH 4.88e 6.7 74.73 67.09 73.17 1 73.42 73.17 -.29 -.4tPrUShFn rs N SKF 60.69 12.52 76 13.59 349 13.75 12.52 -.07 PrUShUtl rs N SDP 50.68 16.68 3 20.91 26 20.91 19.10 +2.00 Pro CovBd N COBO ProMornAlt N ALTS .38e 1.0 38.22 29.97 1 37.82 3 38.19 37.73 -.05 +3.1 PrUShBio rs Q BIS 79.40 17.53 329 21.37 853 22.13 19.38 +2.21 -9.2 PS EMkDv N EMDV 61.84 35.61 1 58.64 8 60.04 58.40 -2.57 +1.3 PShtQQQ rs Q SQQQ 162.15 11.76 216190 14.48 815231 14.96 12.90 +1.94 -4.6sPrSh20Tr rs N TTT 45.70 24.66 394 39.31 1742 45.70 39.19 -.28 +30.4sProspctCap Q PSEC .72 9.9 6 8.03 3.68 2714 7.29 25141 8.03 7.20 -.24 +34.8 ProsCap 24 N PBB 1.56 6.2 25.99 11.30 25.26 +.3sProspBcsh N PB 1.96f 2.7 13 77.17 42.02 423 73.47 2408 77.17 72.81 +.30 +5.9 ProtagTh Q PTGX 27.24 5.30 434 23.57 1599 26.72 22.51 -2.06 +16.9 Protalx A PLX 7.02 2.04 736 4.90 10966 5.88 4.70 -.21 +35.0 Protara Q TARA 67.08 15.86 72 17.20 392 22.00 16.61 -4.61 -29.0 ProtctInsA Q PTVCA .40 1.7 52 23.10 10.95 3 22.91 24 23.08 22.90 +.01 +52.1 PrtctInsB Q PTVCB .40 1.7 52 23.03 10.23 129 22.91 492 23.03 22.90 -.03 +67.1 Prothena Q PRTA 27.20 7.10 451 22.32 2128 24.74 20.88 -.93 +85.8 ProtoLabs N PRLB 71 286.57 63.19 655 145.68 3278 172.81 138.17 -28.89 -5.0 Provent Q PRVB 20.05 4.72 1190 12.72 5670 15.98 12.25 -2.13 -24.9 ProvidSv Q PRSC 156.30 40.40 155.58 +12.2 ProvidBc Q PVBC .12 1.0 11.48 -.3 ProvFnH Q PROV .56 3.6 34 21.90 11.40 45 15.75 116 17.08 15.75 -.15 +.3 Continued from previous page NYSE, NYSE American and Nasdaq Exchanges Continued on next page Exch. 52-week Vol Friday Vol Weekly YTD Name Market Symbol Div Yield PE High Low 1000s Last 1000s High Low Chg % Chg Exch. 52-week Vol Friday Vol Weekly YTD Name Market Symbol Div Yield PE High Low 1000s Last 1000s High Low Chg % Chg MONEY & MARKET$Page 15 www.sunnewspapers.net The Sun/Saturday, February 27, 2021 

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ProvidFS N PFS .92 4.5 16 22.64 9.05 524 20.23 1784 20.95 19.49 +.57 +12.6 PrudntlBcp Q PBIP .28a 2.1 68 18.36 9.53 16 13.55 89 14.78 13.54 -.17 -2.2sPrudentl N PRU 4.60f 5.3 91.61 38.62 2749 86.72 16643 91.61 83.72 +2.62 +11.1 PrudFn 52 N PJH 1.44 5.8 26.29 17.91 25.03 PrudtlF 53 N PRH 1.43 5.7 26.10 17.60 25.02 PruUK pf N PUKp 1.69 6.3 28.88 14.35 17 26.66 68 26.66 26.10 +.35 -6.9 PruUK pfA N PUKpA 1.63 6.1 28.98 17.00 32 26.59 108 26.65 25.99 +.24 -8.0sPrud UK N PUK 1.49e 3.8 41.39 15.68 1926 39.50 4755 41.39 38.88 -.05 +7.0 PsychmCp Q PMD .72 10.3 7 9.00 3.58 18 7.00 167 7.49 6.90 -.38 +37.5sPubMatic n Q PUBM 74.65 22.42 1019 64.81 6956 74.65 37.55 +18.10 +131.8 PSEG N PEG 1.96 3.6 19 62.15 34.75 4101 53.83 13952 58.29 53.79 -3.92 -7.7sPubStrg N PSA 6.80 2.9 25 246.52 155.37 1111 233.94 4329 246.52 233.25 -.76 +1.3 PubSt pfX N PSApX 1.30 5.2 25.62 19.54 25.00 PubSt pfL N PSApL 1.16 4.6 27.63 24.95 50 25.40 346 25.66 25.12 -.21 -6.4 PubSt pfJ N PSApJ 1.18 4.6 28.10 18.05 19 25.62 143 25.82 25.34 -.21 -6.9 PubSt pfI N PSApI 28.32 18.78 30 26.34 182 26.50 25.96 +.03 -4.8 PubSt pfG N PSApG 27.35 18.61 16 25.71 153 25.90 25.38 -.15 -6.0 PubSt pfF N PSApF 1.29 5.0 27.35 18.63 20 25.78 134 25.82 25.52 -3.5 PubSt pfE N PSApE 1.23 4.8 26.58 18.88 91 25.43 215 25.49 25.20 -.08 -2.8 PubSt pfD N PSApD 1.24 4.9 26.30 18.69 76 25.55 303 25.66 25.26 +.16 -1.9 PubSt pfC N PSApC 26.38 19.25 13 25.45 101 25.48 25.27 +.03 -2.3 PubSt pfB N PSApB 26.10 20.05 25.09 +.1 PuhuiWl Q PHCF 9.10 1.80 128 4.35 2139 5.73 3.80 -1.13 +84.3 Pulmatr Q PULM 3.04 .90 3379 1.54 21019 2.06 1.47 -.38 +29.4 Pulmonx n Q LUNG 69.48 37.91 336 56.83 773 57.58 52.36 -.79 -17.7 PulseBiosc Q PLSE 45.82 5.11 112 29.25 664 36.02 28.06 -6.21 +22.6 PulteGrp N PHM .56f 1.2 9 50.23 17.12 3115 45.11 14003 47.00 43.53 -1.28 +4.6 PumaBiotc Q PBYI 14.14 5.50 448 9.96 1816 12.07 9.92 -1.77 -2.9 PureAcq Q PACQ 11.77 8.51 10.10 PureAcq un Q PACQU 12.05 10.31 10.70 PureCycle Q PCYO 13.62 7.18 80 11.76 331 12.09 11.44 +.25 +4.7 PureStrg N PSTG 29.53 7.93 7529 23.38 31723 27.30 22.52 -3.90 +3.4 PureTch n Q PRTC 63.95 33.00 54.74 1 59.50 54.74 -3.27 +1.4 PurplInv Q PRPL 41.08 4.42 657 36.79 4634 40.23 34.06 -3.26 +11.7 PMMI N PMM .44 5.3 8.44 5.92 62 8.15 492 8.23 7.96 -.09 +1.0 PMIIT N PIM .31 7.4 4.83 3.32 58 4.19 640 4.25 4.15 -.03 -.9 PMOT N PMO .71 5.3 14.00 6.22 47 13.39 416 13.56 13.10 -.12 -2.2 PPrIT N PPT .31 6.6 5.56 3.50 225 4.75 1481 4.78 4.69 +2.2 Puxin N NEW 12.39 3.62 1088 7.09 2882 9.09 6.66 -1.41 +21.8 Puyi Inc Q PUYI 9.02 4.90 0 6.06 52 7.15 6.01 -1.20 -1.8 PyxisTnkr Q PXS 4.60 .62 961 1.25 4447 1.91 1.25 -.63 +50.6sPyxsTk pf A Q PXSAP 23.95 13.45 22.00 2 23.95 21.56 -1.62 +54.9 PzenaInv N PZN .58e 6.3 18 9.94 3.46 97 9.22 469 9.70 9.12 +.07 +26.3 Q2 Hldgs N QTWO 148.56 47.17 841 121.88 3256 136.84 119.68 -15.62 -3.7 QAD Inc B Q QADB .24 .5 53.00 20.53 0 46.00 3 46.00 46.00 +.75 -4.1 QAD A Q QADA .29 .4 75.37 28.21 40 64.20 161 67.37 63.16 -2.42 +1.6sQCR Hld Q QCRH .24 .6 14 44.00 22.39 95 41.40 324 44.00 41.19 -.05 +4.6sQEP Res N QEP .08 2.3 10 3.75 .26 2827 3.44 18450 3.75 3.13 +.20 +43.9 QIAGEN N QGEN 41 59.00 34.77 920 50.00 6892 55.07 49.14 -5.35 -5.4 QIWI plc Q QIWI .56m 5.2 11 20.84 8.62 340 10.69 1913 11.36 10.41 -.80 +3.8 QK InfGp Q QK 12.60 2.26 77 2.59 455 3.19 2.55 -.55 -3.7 QTS RltTr N QTS 2.00f 3.2 72.60 42.64 881 62.12 3842 63.45 60.68 -1.07 +.4 QTS Rlt pfA N QTSpA 1.78 6.7 29.77 17.50 18 26.74 64 27.31 25.49 -.13 -3.4 QTS Rlt pfB N QTSpB 1.63 1.2 161.70 99.00 2 140.86 25 142.45 139.07 -2.00 -.7 QellAcq A n Q QELL 15.53 10.55 2144 11.92 7962 13.71 11.18 -1.77 -3.0 QellAcq un Q QELLU 16.90 9.95 71 12.75 154 15.40 12.01 -1.97 -3.8tQilianIn A n Q QLI 22.00 5.56 181 5.50 1233 7.18 5.40 -1.43 -45.0 Qorvo Q QRVO 191.83 67.54 1419 174.73 7691 179.80 164.27 -4.66 +5.1 QuadGrph N QUAD .60 13.7 6.36 2.00 309 4.38 1309 5.35 4.29 -.87 +14.7sQuakerCh N KWR 1.58f .6 57 301.99 108.14 154 282.38 491 301.99 277.77 -12.32 +11.4 Qualcom Q QCOM 2.60 1.9 167.94 58.00 11750 136.19 65997 144.12 134.44 -8.75 -10.6 QualigTh rs Q QLGN 21.50 2.87 946 3.29 5121 3.98 3.20 -.68 +9.3 Qualys Q QLYS 62 148.84 63.37 472 97.16 2954 102.52 94.62 -5.31 -20.3 QuanexBld N NX .32 1.3 39 26.59 7.90 231 24.33 1294 26.00 23.82 -.20 +9.7sQuantaSvc N PWR .24f .3 56 86.23 23.77 1468 83.85 7958 86.23 74.84 +6.60 +16.4 Quanterx Q QTRX 92.57 10.90 516 75.75 2454 90.86 72.00 -14.89 +62.9 Quantum Q OMCO 9.15 1.26 407 8.34 1771 8.56 7.76 -.06 +36.3 QuantmS n N QS 132.73 39.95 11113 54.93 92261 71.25 50.77 -7.33 -35.0 Quantm wt N QS/WS Qu Insp100 N BIBL 39.09 20.31 10 37.35 168 38.53 37.35 -1.16 +2.0 QnForSm N FFSG 34.24 17.80 2 32.86 17 33.91 32.86 -.66 +5.1 QnForTcG N FFTG 30.02 19.89 5 28.09 29 29.23 28.00 -.94 -1.9 Sage Esg ef N GUDB 55.33 42.71 49.33 MainSecR N SECT 38.47 19.52 31 37.09 191 38.22 36.66 -1.03 +5.8 InspCpBd N IBD 28.19 20.22 31 26.16 110 26.35 26.05 -.20 -1.6sQuaInsp N ISMD 37.03 16.08 3 34.07 93 37.03 33.76 -.23 +14.0sQuaInsLg N BLES 36.11 18.07 8 34.91 77 36.11 34.76 -.41 +4.4 FormInco N FFTI 25.97 19.93 29 23.93 180 24.13 23.87 -.21 -1.7 FrmHdGr N FFHG 33.74 20.67 4 32.10 28 33.18 32.10 -.57 +6.0 Qudian N QD 3.82 1.17 10378 2.14 48345 3.13 2.07 -.98 +55.1tQueenGm un Q GMBTU 11.59 10.59 270 10.55 1717 11.30 10.50 -.69 -1.4 QstDiag N DGX 2.24 1.9 21 134.71 73.02 1518 115.59 7778 118.70 113.36 -3.64 -3.0 QuestRes Q QRHC 3.60 1.10 64 3.01 301 3.31 2.87 -.23 +30.3 Quhuo n Q QH 22.99 6.52 110 6.98 696 8.84 6.82 -1.97 -7.4 QuickLg Q QUIK 12.49 2.12 903 8.90 2743 9.26 6.16 -.06 +134.8 Quidel Q QDEL 93 306.72 72.99 825 164.26 6106 184.00 157.78 -18.33 -8.6 QuinStreet Q QNST 98 25.99 5.76 440 23.89 1444 24.67 22.07 -.71 +11.4 Qumu Cp Q QUMU 10.50 1.25 94 8.97 532 9.75 8.06 -.74 +12.3 Quotinet Q QTNT 10.38 2.40 923 4.49 6484 5.46 4.38 -1.01 -13.8sQuotientTc N QUOT 13.94 4.55 872 13.42 5174 13.94 12.61 +.43 +42.5 QuratRet A Q QRTEA 11 13.76 2.26 6878 12.42 22998 13.40 11.62 -.78 +13.2 QuratRet B Q QRTEB 13 24.78 2.97 4 12.44 24 13.38 11.75 -.76 +14.5 Qutoutiao Q QTT 5.78 1.53 6897 3.49 38600 4.60 3.27 -1.17 +119.5 Qwest 25 N CTZ 1.66 6.6 25.86 11.20 25.19 Qwest 56 N CTAA 26.36 14.00 25.06 -1.2 Qwest57 N CTDD 26.95 12.73 64 26.00 251 26.19 25.99 -.15 +.9 Qwest56 N CTBB 26.00 11.25 395 25.24 724 25.83 25.22 -.07 -.7R -:R1 RCM Q RCM 31.28 7.12 961 27.64 6359 29.03 27.10 -1.55 +15.1 RaptTher Q RAPT 41.86 10.52 119 18.15 595 20.24 18.01 -2.03 -8.1sRBB Bcp Q RBB .48f 2.6 9 20.23 10.61 49 18.80 276 20.23 18.67 -.28 +22.2sRBC Bear Q ROLL 47 202.72 77.63 168 199.06 703 204.04 188.39 +8.98 +11.2sRCI Hosp Q RICK .14e .2 67.55 6.52 80 64.25 550 67.55 56.43 +3.31 +62.9 RCM Q RCMT 1.00e 25 12.49 1.02 582 3.97 8397 5.39 3.81 -.81 +91.8 RELX plc N RELX .54e 2.3 26.08 16.81 1054 23.49 3130 24.61 23.49 -1.31 -4.7 RF Inds Q RFIL .08 1.4 5 6.75 3.31 24 5.84 177 6.22 5.60 -.21 +18.9 RGC Res Q RGCO .74f 3.3 16 31.98 22.08 25 22.71 77 23.13 22.61 -.28 -4.5 RH N RH 82 524.22 73.14 336 490.37 1742 516.35 465.31 -14.83 +9.6 RLI Corp N RLI .96f .9 30 110.59 66.02 113 104.34 574 108.44 102.39 +1.47 +.2sRLJ LodgT N RLJ .04 .3 11 16.17 3.88 1178 15.70 5564 16.17 14.84 +.30 +11.0 RLJ Lod pfA N RLJpA .49 1.9 29.10 6.71 24 25.73 392 25.89 25.30 -.11 +1.3 RMG Net h Q RMGN 1.29 RMR Gp h Q RMR 1.52 3.8 24 42.75 21.79 61 40.19 302 42.06 38.28 +1.56 +4.1 RMR RE Q RIF 1.32 10.9 13.64 6.77 18 12.11 191 12.68 12.02 -.42 +14.7sRPC N RES .20m 3.1 6.49 1.72 1521 6.35 6902 6.52 4.92 +1.36 +101.6 RPM N RPM 1.52f 1.9 6 98.35 42.85 1026 79.64 3342 83.16 79.07 -3.47 -12.3 RYB Edu N RYB 5.33 2.21 219 3.20 618 3.49 3.10 -.10 +35.0 RackspT n Q RXT 25.76 15.25 2356 21.02 11520 21.43 19.74 +.09 +10.3 RadNet Q RDNT 23.11 5.81 216 18.44 901 19.60 18.19 -5.8sRadaElc Q RADA 14.80 2.05 381 12.80 3191 14.80 12.35 -1.41 +31.3 Radcom Q RDCM 12.65 5.23 54 9.95 205 10.75 9.75 -.81 -9.1 RadianGrp N RDN .50 2.5 7 23.73 9.53 2558 20.40 11844 21.79 19.94 -.49 +.7 RadiantLog A RLGT 29 7.50 3.08 221 6.77 949 7.11 6.60 -.26 +16.7 Radius A n Q RADI 14.77 6.57 80 12.38 892 14.30 12.00 -1.82 -3.7 RadiusHlth Q RDUS 23.84 10.15 401 18.61 2359 20.49 17.63 -.08 +4.2 Radware Q RDWR 87 31.96 16.02 346 26.06 1278 27.35 25.68 -1.29 -6.1sRLauren N RL 2.75 2.3 122.20 59.82 947 117.08 4391 122.20 112.48 +3.62 +12.9sRamacoRs Q METC 5.35 1.75 74 4.65 1066 5.35 4.50 -.23 +61.5 Rambus Q RMBS 22.30 9.01 716 20.98 4082 22.10 20.62 -1.08 +20.2 RandCap rs Q RAND 38 22.00 2.29 14 16.91 40 17.04 15.21 +1.26 -3.9 RandBcp Q RNDB 95 24.70 7.92 21 19.90 61 20.32 19.25 -.09 -9.8 RangeRs N RRC .08 .8 10 11.60 1.61 6215 9.64 33000 10.95 9.52 -.53 +43.9 RngrEnS N RNGR 12 7.03 2.27 17 5.51 60 5.67 5.08 -.03 +51.4 Ranpak N PACK 21.21 5.70 230 18.01 1221 19.79 17.77 -1.73 +34.0 Ranpak wt N PACK/WS Rapid7 Q RPD 94.60 31.34 728 76.24 3890 82.00 75.10 -6.89 -15.4 RattlrMd un Q RTLR 1.16 10.5 15.25 2.90 467 11.00 2122 11.80 10.29 +.75 +16.0 RaveRest h Q RAVE 2.36 .38 269 1.19 4429 1.52 1.12 -.21 +30.8sRavenInds Q RAVN .52 1.3 1 42.86 16.01 282 39.20 1578 42.86 37.10 -1.96 +18.5sRJamesFn N RJF 1.56f 1.3 19 124.02 54.21 924 116.74 4670 124.02 116.63 -1.51 +22.0 RayAdvM N RYAM .28 3.0 2 9.85 .90 1140 9.25 3360 9.48 7.76 +.55 +41.9 Rayonier N RYN 1.08 3.3 76 35.76 15.96 669 32.64 2496 35.67 32.35 -2.09 +11.1 RaythTch N RTX 2.94 4.1 11 93.25 43.44 7921 71.99 51152 78.17 71.99 -1.79 +.7 ReadIntlA Q RDI 6 9.66 2.22 29 7.32 273 7.50 6.57 +.58 +45.8 ReadgIntB Q RDIB 17 31.80 14.75 22.00 0 +1.1 ReadyCap N RC 1.40f 10.7 27 16.22 3.92 377 13.12 2094 13.69 12.74 +.14 +5.4 ReadyC23 N RCA 1.75 6.8 26.55 9.50 19 25.74 82 25.83 25.50 +.24 +5.4 ReadyC21 N RCP 1.63 6.5 25.74 11.20 6 25.22 26 25.24 25.21 +.01 -.4sRealNetwk Q RNWK 5.76 .32 1696 4.37 37326 5.76 3.75 +.82 +180.1 RltDvcDiv N LEAD 48.39 27.54 46.46 RealDivc N DFND 38.25 27.38 36.72 Realogy N RLGY .27p 1.8 21 18.94 2.09 2539 15.08 12865 18.58 13.98 -3.17 +14.9 RealPage Q RP 89.20 36.91 2316 86.78 9374 87.52 86.68 -.24 -.5 RltyInco N O 2.81f 4.7 34 83.40 38.00 3296 60.26 17797 63.79 60.20 -.60 -3.1 ReataPh Q RETA 209.91 88.17 217 122.26 1272 131.47 107.02 -3.02 -1.1 ReavesUtl A UTG 1.82 5.8 38.79 19.45 209 31.25 1459 32.34 31.10 -1.14 -4.7 RchrgAc A n Q RCHG 10.69 9.72 55 10.17 498 10.42 10.15 -.17 -.2 RechrAc un Q RCHGU 11.50 9.86 21 10.67 92 11.00 10.60 -.33 -.3 ReconT Q RCON 5.55 .75 334 2.18 3945 3.00 2.07 -.63 +48.3 RecroPhm Q REPH 16.50 1.49 3278 3.43 6642 5.29 3.34 -1.13 +20.4 RedLionH N RLH 3.48 1.16 811 3.46 1884 3.48 3.44 +.02 RedRivB Q RRBI .24 .5 67 54.98 29.90 8 51.90 55 53.26 50.40 +.90 +4.7 RedRobin Q RRGB 35.94 4.04 302 30.69 1553 31.69 27.69 +1.34 +59.6sRedRkRs Q RRR .40 1.3 30.57 2.76 705 30.17 5132 30.73 27.94 +.97 +20.5 RedViolt Q RDVT 28.89 13.49 47 23.20 249 25.75 23.02 -2.71 -11.1sRedn Q RDFN 98.45 9.63 2760 75.74 14124 98.45 72.70 -20.85 +10.4sRedhillBio Q RDHL 11.52 3.26 275 9.50 2948 11.52 9.30 -1.41 +17.6 RedwdTr N RWT .56f 5.7 17.90 2.14 1192 9.84 6909 10.29 9.45 +.16 +12.1 RegalBel N RBC 1.20 .9 24 146.97 51.99 305 136.67 1550 140.46 133.15 +2.39 +11.3 RgcyCtrs Q REG 2.38 4.3 20 64.06 31.80 1697 54.78 6194 56.66 52.70 +1.98 +20.2 Regenrn Q REGN 15 664.64 386.84 1190 450.57 6683 469.47 445.57 -19.80 -6.7 RegnxBio Q RGNX 24 51.14 20.03 428 40.91 2158 42.79 37.79 -2.31 -9.8 RegHlt pfA A RHEpA 2.72 95.8 4.63 1.38 1 2.84 22 2.90 2.58 +.09 +19.8 RegnlMgt N RM .20p 13 34.15 10.33 42 32.37 244 33.40 30.86 +.63 +8.4sRegionsFn N RF .62 3.0 15 22.61 6.94 12723 20.63 60925 22.61 20.28 +.26 +28.0 Regions pfA N RFpA 1.59 6.2 26.80 15.22 58 25.74 221 25.87 25.24 +.33 -1.6 Regns pfB N RFpB 1.59 5.8 30.23 12.90 78 27.25 277 28.07 26.56 -.51 -3.1 Regis Cp N RGS 14.39 4.22 450 11.75 2233 12.95 10.25 +1.25 +27.9 RegulsTh Q RGLS 1.97 .42 2819 1.24 12723 1.90 1.21 -.61 -8.1 ReinsGrp N RGA 2.40 2.0 15 148.88 55.39 580 122.23 2347 128.87 120.62 -1.19 +5.5 ReinsGp42 N RZA 1.55 5.9 28.16 15.39 43 26.16 128 26.69 26.09 -.07 -4.9 ReinsG56 N RZB 2.80 10.2 29.69 11.92 36 27.47 124 27.90 27.01 -.04 -5.0 RekorSys Q REKR 20.67 2.35 427 15.46 3650 17.98 14.75 -1.49 +91.6 RelayTh n Q RLAY 64.37 32.56 491 41.27 3745 45.86 39.88 -2.34 -.7sRelStlAl N RS 2.50f 1.9 29 139.45 70.57 359 132.20 2160 139.45 131.13 +.83 +10.4sReliantBcp Q RBNC .48f 2.2 22 23.00 9.45 36 22.11 195 23.00 21.52 +.34 +18.7 RemrkHl h Q MARK 4.72 .25 2735 3.01 23125 3.96 2.85 -.84 +58.4sRemaxHld N RMAX .88 2.1 23 41.74 14.40 228 41.72 734 42.88 39.37 +1.33 +14.8 RenaisIPO N IPO .02e 77.05 20.37 948 66.79 3615 72.80 63.80 -6.64 +3.6 RenIntIPO N IPOS .24e .7 40.99 19.14 11 36.87 95 39.71 36.75 -3.47 +.8 RenaisRe N RNR 1.40 .8 201.29 113.27 759 166.98 2293 168.04 157.25 +8.43 +.7 RenRe prE N RNRpE 1.34 5.3 25.88 15.63 21 25.20 133 25.51 25.02 +.06 -.4 RenRe prC N RNRpC 1.52 6.0 26.30 25.75 25.37 sRenasant Q RNST .88 2.2 25 41.75 18.22 319 39.28 1653 41.75 38.36 -.16 +16.6 ReneSola N SOL 35.78 .85 2216 14.94 14636 18.30 12.54 -2.89 +30.7 RenewEn Q REGI 117.00 16.05 2395 77.77 7268 101.40 76.40 -19.18 +9.8sRennFund A RCG 2.38 .90 155 2.55 223 2.80 2.17 +.23 +49.1 Renren N RENN 11.84 .45 115 8.35 1831 11.03 8.00 -2.40 +75.1sRentACt Q RCII 1.24f 2.1 58.34 11.69 1352 57.76 5647 58.52 51.58 +5.34 +50.8 RepareTh n Q RPTX 46.44 21.45 130 32.90 910 34.33 30.06 +.39 -4.1 RepayHld Q RPAY 28.42 10.69 1483 21.80 5487 24.55 21.26 -2.42 -20.0 ReplayA un N RPLA/U 12.53 9.60 0 10.61 36 10.83 10.61 -.10 -5.7 Replgn Q RGEN 228.84 78.41 346 212.39 2117 221.69 193.01 -1.96 +10.8 Replimun Q REPL 54.85 8.58 288 34.63 1598 37.96 33.33 -3.29 -9.2 ReproMd Q KRMD 12.84 3.60 329 3.88 2096 4.48 3.75 -.47 -35.5sRepBncp Q RBCAA 1.23f 2.9 17 43.98 27.05 47 42.04 264 43.98 41.65 -.04 +16.6sRepFBcp Q FRBK 51 3.80 1.80 230 3.55 1306 3.80 3.42 +.10 +24.6 RepubSvc N RSG 1.70f 1.9 41 103.79 65.37 2082 89.09 10434 91.99 88.62 -1.50 -7.5 rsTORbi rs Q TORC 21.70 6.02 15.96 RschFrnt Q REFR 5.70 1.66 213 4.03 1032 5.36 3.93 -1.00 +43.4tReschSol n Q RSSS 3.10 2.05 188 2.02 954 2.40 2.00 -.39 -13.3 sResidioTc N REZI 29.48 3.72 2252 24.02 7476 29.48 24.00 -3.87 +13.0 ResMed N RMD 1.56 .8 41 224.43 108.85 722 192.78 3394 202.97 190.74 -8.40 -9.3 ResoluteF N RFP 1.50e 78 11.18 1.14 426 9.32 2417 9.83 8.71 +.15 +42.5 Resonant Q RESN 8.33 .95 1450 5.11 10168 6.63 4.80 -1.57 +92.8 ResConn Q RGP .56 4.4 15 13.70 8.66 134 12.76 723 13.11 12.36 +.42 +1.5 RestBrnds N QSR 2.08 3.5 37 65.26 25.08 1841 59.92 7218 62.86 59.50 -1.05 -1.9 RetailOpp Q ROIC .80 5.1 42 17.02 5.84 1452 15.81 9334 16.54 15.50 +.05 +18.1 RetailProp N RPAI .24f 2.3 18 12.31 2.87 1528 10.53 7416 11.27 10.40 +.08 +23.0 RetailVal N RVI 1.16m 6.9 33.83 8.32 180 16.70 422 17.70 16.42 -.22 +12.3sRetoEco Q RETO 19 3.66 .30 1117 1.74 175398 3.66 1.63 +.56 +161.7 RetractTc A RVP 21.50 .97 411 15.70 3477 18.08 14.00 -1.72 +46.2 Retrophin Q RTRX 24.96 8.98 24.25 sRevGp N REVG .20 1.6 17 13.29 3.50 189 12.42 1738 13.29 12.19 +.12 +41.0 RevanceTh Q RVNC 34.62 11.78 737 26.26 3348 28.22 24.94 -1.74 -7.3 RevivaPh Q RVPH 15.10 7.31 47 9.21 400 9.50 7.90 +.56 +5.3 RevivaPh wt Q RVPHW TenzAcq un Q TZACU 23.70 10.20 11.50 Revlon N REV 19.00 3.96 252 11.33 1261 12.55 10.81 -1.04 -4.6sRvolAcAq un Q RAACU 14.42 10.27 167 12.54 7020 14.42 11.12 +1.07 +20.5 RevolMd Q RVMD 56.18 17.35 427 45.68 2737 47.55 41.46 +.94 +15.4sRevolve N RVLV 50.89 7.17 3073 46.10 13592 50.89 31.38 +8.76 +47.9sRexAmRes N REX 26 99.70 33.81 40 94.07 134 99.70 87.28 +3.07 +28.0 RexfordIR N REXR .96f 2.0 70 53.00 31.79 638 47.72 3551 49.96 47.70 -1.87 -2.8 RexfdIn pfA N REXRpA 26.29 16.02 13 25.25 68 25.38 25.07 -.14 -.6 RexfInR pfB N REXRpB 1.47 5.8 27.17 14.58 9 25.50 34 25.84 25.25 -.35 -2.8 RexfrIR pfC N REXR.PRC 1.41 5.5 28.11 14.67 3 25.54 49 26.37 25.40 -.81 -5.2 Rexnord N RXN .32 .7 32 49.08 18.87 536 44.95 3823 46.95 44.22 -1.42 +13.8 ReynCon Q REYN .88 3.2 20 36.00 21.61 756 27.61 3237 29.46 27.27 -1.49 -8.1 Rhinebeck Q RBKB 13.10 5.90 4 9.75 16 10.19 9.54 -.07 +14.0 RhythmP Q RYTM 43.26 12.99 401 25.92 1956 27.83 24.61 -1.30 -12.8 RibbnCm Q RBBN 11.25 1.95 1672 8.64 5372 9.62 8.45 -.99 +31.7 RiceBran Q RIBT 1.49 .37 1282 .96 3923 1.25 .96 -.24 +57.5 RichrdElec Q RELL .24 3.8 8.39 3.10 42 6.27 529 6.92 6.01 -.50 +33.1 RichmMu Q RMBI .20 1.5 15.04 8.95 15 13.08 132 13.95 12.88 +.08 -4.2 RigelPh Q RIGL 5.50 1.23 4528 4.15 26893 5.07 4.03 -.51 +18.6 RigNet Q RNET 11.19 .77 69 9.27 627 10.30 9.09 -1.04 +57.4 RiminiSt Q RMNI 8.78 2.22 290 7.77 1445 8.39 7.11 -.59 +75.4 RingCentrl N RNG 449.00 134.85 877 378.16 4727 422.39 362.92 -49.23 -.2sRingEngy A REI 7 2.85 .43 6643 2.22 66377 2.85 1.90 +.26 +236.4sRioTinto N RIO 4.43e 5.1 92.85 35.35 3608 87.40 13142 92.85 87.02 -2.59 +16.2 RiotBlck Q RIOT 1.00p 79.50 .51 23700 43.74 184576 69.45 40.55 -27.59 +157.4 RiseEdCy Q REDU 5 10.20 3.00 9 5.90 83 6.05 5.76 -.07 -3.1 RitchieBr N RBA .88 1.6 62 78.64 25.92 868 54.32 4869 55.44 50.85 +1.19 -21.9 RiteAid N RAD 32.48 8.85 2271 19.58 9188 22.34 19.55 -2.29 +23.7 RvN Muni N RMM 21.00 12.26 80 17.90 639 18.47 17.62 -.50 +.6 RvNthMk N RSF 18.71 14.05 6 17.40 115 18.00 17.11 +.12 +4.9 RivrnOpp N RIV 1.68 9.8 17.69 8.65 71 17.07 410 17.48 16.78 -.29 +6.0 Rivrnrth rt N RIV/rw Riv/Doubl N OPP 17.17 10.56 93 14.74 849 14.99 14.56 +.05 +2.9 RivrvwBcp Q RVSB .20 3.0 15 7.22 3.77 125 6.60 399 6.86 5.70 +.87 +25.5 RivrviewF Q RIVE .30 3.2 12.10 4.00 34 9.50 53 9.60 8.60 -.02 +3.8sRMG AcII un Q RMGBU 13.15 10.40 254 11.60 8199 13.15 11.39 -.81 +4.0 RoadrTr N RRTS 1 8.00 1.88 1.93 sRobtHalf N RHI 1.52f 2.0 27 83.50 32.38 1998 77.79 7671 83.50 77.29 -.26 +24.5 RckitCo n N RKT 25.55 17.78 50163 21.85 91859 23.56 18.70 +1.58 +8.1 RocktPh Q RCKT 67.48 9.01 489 55.58 2035 57.76 50.04 -1.54 +1.3 RockwlAut N ROK 4.28f 1.8 36 268.91 115.38 617 243.28 3268 247.71 237.13 -4.95 -3.0 RockwllM Q RMTI 3.85 .83 1187 1.35 7457 1.64 1.34 -.28 +33.7sRockyBr Q RCKY .56 1.3 24 42.02 14.96 92 43.59 280 44.05 34.68 +7.96 +55.3 RkyMChoc Q RMCF .48 9.1 8 8.79 2.55 105 5.29 439 6.03 4.82 -.37 +30.6sRdgrSilcn un Q RSVAU 34.24 10.70 101 18.93 1382 34.24 18.93 +.20 +41.8 RogCm N RCI 2.00 15 49.47 32.20 492 43.25 3583 44.41 43.18 -.89 -7.2sRogers N ROG 51 195.39 75.72 81 181.48 516 195.39 175.62 -4.50 +16.9 Roku Q ROKU 486.72 58.22 4446 395.48 28497 483.70 378.00 -71.83 +19.1 Rollins s N ROL .32 1.0 65 43.00 20.48 2042 33.17 7828 35.89 33.13 -2.64 -15.1 RoDBDR n Q DBDR 10.75 9.45 158 10.33 519 10.54 10.19 -.19 +2.2 RoDBDR un Q DBDRU 12.00 9.97 2 10.82 71 11.47 10.60 -.33 +4.0 RomeoPw N RMO 38.90 9.50 4807 12.33 31840 15.09 11.56 -2.56 -45.2 RomeoP wt N RMG/WS RMG Ac un N RMG/U 45.96 9.60 31.25 tRoot A n Q ROOT 25.63 13.57 8784 13.49 15066 17.87 12.85 -4.32 -14.1 Roper N ROP 2.05f .5 42 455.72 240.00 532 377.62 4507 391.87 373.25 -11.29 -12.4 RosettaStn N RST 31.24 8.85 29.99 sRossStrs Q ROST 1.14f 1.0 29 123.90 56.30 1794 116.64 10823 123.90 115.93 -2.31 -5.0 RothCH n Q ROCH 31.99 9.76 372 24.00 1210 27.82 19.89 -2.85 +48.8 RothCH un Q ROCHU 39.33 9.89 1 30.38 4 39.23 28.25 -6.12 +52.9 RthCH Ac un Q ROCCU 13.50 10.15 46 11.50 196 12.75 11.29 -1.41 +10.6 RBCda pfT N RYpT 1.69 31.64 21.51 0 28.76 4 29.47 28.31 +.51 -3.2sRoyalBk g N RY 3.92e 90.59 49.55 1502 85.09 7435 90.59 84.98 -1.88 +3.7 RylCarb N RCL 2.80 3.0 101.00 19.25 5557 93.27 51156 99.24 79.01 +14.40 +24.9 RoyDShllB N RDS/B .64m 1.6 59 47.76 19.19 4629 38.88 20952 41.22 37.75 +1.15 +15.7 RoyDShllA N RDS/A 1.09m 2.7 62 47.63 21.26 6386 41.03 31712 43.19 39.60 +1.48 +16.8 RoyGld Q RGLD 1.20f 1.2 27 147.64 59.78 711 103.71 2718 111.27 102.83 -4.11 -2.5 RoyPhr n Q RPRX .68f 1.5 56.50 34.80 4206 46.57 12959 48.65 45.51 -.94 -7.0 RoyceGVal N RGT .10e 15.40 6.35 6 13.70 70 14.17 13.70 -.35 +2.5 RoyceMC N RMT .64e 5.5 12.28 4.30 130 11.72 929 12.16 11.44 -.33 +15.8sRoyce N RVT 1.22e 6.8 18.48 7.50 206 17.83 1298 18.48 17.54 -.39 +10.5 Rubicon Q RBCN 11.84 7.15 9 10.18 34 11.11 10.06 -.55 +12.5 RubiusTh Q RUBY 15.99 3.35 5106 10.38 9992 13.10 6.75 -2.26 +36.8 RumblOn rs Q RMBL 53.50 3.00 15 36.13 111 46.00 34.30 -7.24 +19.6 RshEntA s Q RUSHA .72f 1.7 33 47.35 18.17 167 42.43 1169 44.39 41.03 +1.42 +2.4 RshEntB s Q RUSHB .72f 1.9 35 43.48 14.43 12 37.95 88 40.16 37.84 -.46 +.2tRushSt n N RSI 26.55 15.70 1272 15.53 7840 20.04 15.38 -4.22 -28.3sRuthsHosp Q RUTH .60f 2.6 10 23.80 2.32 366 22.81 2742 23.80 20.41 +2.14 +28.6 Ryanair Q RYAAY 1.55e 1.4 118.17 44.44 315 107.52 2928 114.15 106.88 +2.38 -2.2 Ryder N R 2.24 3.3 70.23 22.62 543 67.77 2997 69.89 65.01 +1.42 +9.7 RyersonH N RYI 45 18.52 3.76 186 12.73 1068 16.72 12.25 -1.90 -6.7 RymanHP N RHP 3.60 4.7 16 87.35 13.25 888 77.29 3919 84.03 74.74 +1.36 +14.1S -:S&P Glbl N SPGI 3.08f .9 34 379.87 186.06 1691 329.36 9898 339.24 322.37 -9.11 +.2 S&T Bcp Q STBA 1.12 3.9 10 36.97 16.98 140 28.88 837 31.08 28.07 +.68 +16.3 S&WSeed Q SANW 4.22 1.67 65 3.33 364 3.61 3.29 -.27 +13.7 SAP SE N SAP 1.31e 1.1 30 169.30 90.90 728 123.35 4215 126.90 122.84 -3.47 -5.4 SB FinGp Q SBFG .42f 2.4 13 19.98 9.02 38 17.29 107 19.98 17.16 -1.82 -5.4 SBA Com Q SBAC 2.32f .9 328.37 205.20 1677 255.13 6718 264.25 243.36 -6.64 -9.6 SC Hlth N SCPE 10.81 9.50 261 10.34 1095 10.75 10.17 -.31 +.9 SCE TrV N SCEpK 26.41 14.13 18 24.95 87 25.43 24.66 -.30 -2.5 SCE I pfF N SCEpF 1.41 SCE II prG N SCEpG 1.28 5.3 26.37 16.15 32 24.10 120 24.96 24.07 -.85 -4.7 SCE Tr pfH N SCEpH 1.44 5.9 25.39 14.31 29 24.58 113 24.98 24.25 -.12 +.3 SCETr pfJ N SCEpJ 1.34 5.6 25.00 13.52 85 23.90 481 24.48 23.75 -.42 -1.3 SCE Tr pfL N SCEpL 1.25 5.4 24.84 15.31 191 23.30 382 24.26 23.18 -.96 -3.5tSCP CoHl un Q SHACU 10.65 10.20 93 10.20 299 10.39 10.15 -.19 -2.0 SCVX un N SCVX/U 13.29 9.25 12 11.70 61 12.94 11.69 -.95 +1.3 SCWorx Q WORX 14.88 1.00 567 2.00 2731 2.84 1.87 -.72 +48.1 SEI Inv Q SEIC .74f 1.3 18 66.92 35.41 936 56.00 2612 58.39 55.28 -2.02 -2.6 SelasLf Q SLS 19.38 1.46 358 8.13 3923 9.65 7.21 -1.23 +39.9 SFL Cp N SFL 1.40 18.6 8 13.06 5.85 1204 7.54 5908 8.17 7.51 -.15 +20.1 SG Blck Q SGBX 9.74 1.16 276 5.08 2962 6.29 4.69 -1.14 -16.7 SGOCO Gp Q SGOC 4.21 .72 218 1.67 1937 2.54 1.65 -.93 +15.2 Si-Bone Q SIBN 33.45 7.20 176 31.39 1022 32.80 30.11 -.27 +5.0 SIGA Tc Q SIGA 1 8.10 3.96 347 6.32 1177 6.65 6.11 -.05 -13.1sSiteCtr N SITC .80 6.0 9 14.08 3.60 1878 13.34 10460 14.08 12.67 +.47 +31.8 SiteCtr pf E N SITCpA SJW N SJW 1.36f 2.2 22 72.05 45.60 93 62.68 442 69.04 62.54 -5.08 -9.6 SK Tlcm N SKM 27.30 14.07 450 24.08 1572 25.17 24.03 -1.50 -1.6 SL Grn pfI N SLGpI 1.63 6.4 26.62 18.04 33 25.38 85 25.42 25.15 +.13 +.9 SLGreen rs N SLG 3.63e 5.3 26 95.19 36.22 1983 69.07 9101 72.82 62.19 +7.21 sSLM Cp Q SLM .12 .8 7 15.55 5.60 9221 15.79 31176 16.14 14.86 +.74 +27.4 SLM Cp pfB Q SLMBP 4.23e 7.7 62.75 18.91 12 55.22 32 55.87 49.82 +.22 +4.2sSM Energy N SM .02m .1 14.93 .90 4983 13.86 31580 14.93 11.56 +2.54 +126.5sSmartGlb Q SGH 14 50.30 16.42 249 46.69 1264 50.30 45.20 -2.81 +24.1 SMTC hg Q SMTX 5.96 1.32 114 5.84 602 5.91 5.83 -.06 +17.7 SOS Ltd N SOS 15.88 .51 135521 4.77 406635 11.70 4.21 -6.50 +222.3 SP Plus Q SP 19 39.18 14.44 143 33.15 729 33.89 30.32 +2.39 +15.0sSPAR Gp Q SGRP 2.10 .55 193 1.83 1577 2.10 1.65 -.10 +59.1sSpdrDJIA N DIA 3.98e 1.3 320.04 182.10 7917 309.45 28493 320.04 308.78 -5.47 +1.2 SpdrGold N GLD 194.45 136.12 23136 161.81 67037 169.89 160.95 -5.20 -9.3 SpdEurope N SPEU 1.24e 3.2 39.59 22.69 3 38.18 41 39.38 38.15 -.82 +1.3sSpdrNoANR N NANR 39.23 17.60 26 36.83 453 39.23 36.52 -.12 +11.2 Spd InDiv N HDWX SpdrLwCbn N LOWC 1.69e 1.5 121.74 67.19 2 116.48 10 119.87 116.48 -3.73 +2.1sSpdrEuro50 N FEZ 1.18e 2.8 43.95 24.29 2675 42.48 10273 43.95 42.41 -.95 +1.8 S&PEAsia N GMF 1.81e 1.3 146.78 74.96 40 135.69 233 142.15 134.20 -9.23 +6.6sSpdSol UK N ZGBR 1.33e 2.8 49.23 30.20 5 47.15 35 49.23 47.15 -.86 +2.7 SpdSolGer N ZDEU 1.17e 1.8 66.18 36.60 0 64.53 2 66.12 64.53 -1.10 +1.9 SpdSolJpn N ZJPN .85e 1.0 94.40 56.92 1 89.45 6 93.20 89.40 -3.94 +1.0sSpdSolCda N ZCAN 1.61e 2.4 69.04 37.15 6 66.13 13 69.04 66.13 -1.78 +3.5 SpdrEuSmC N SMEZ 1.15e 1.6 75.71 40.45 3 73.20 6 75.10 73.09 -.90 +2.8 S&PChina N GXC 1.31e .9 156.29 80.12 39 140.01 359 149.06 138.48 -13.35 +7.5 SpdrWldQu N QWLD 1.30e 1.4 95.95 59.56 7 93.26 12 95.78 93.26 -1.92 +.8 SpdrEMQu N QEMM 1.31e 2.0 70.93 40.91 469 66.42 481 69.17 66.20 -3.78 +2.0 SpdrEafeSt N QEFA 1.62e 2.3 73.18 46.34 383 69.99 512 72.48 69.99 -2.29 +.2 SpdrGblDv N WDIV 3.11e 4.1 69.41 40.83 15 63.13 128 65.31 63.04 -.28 +4.6 SpdGlStk N SPGM 55.34 28.77 31 50.91 150 52.41 50.70 -1.32 +4.5 SpdEMkt N SPEM 47.56 25.10 1490 44.10 5415 46.17 43.83 -2.88 +4.6sSpdrEMDv N EDIV 1.68e 5.8 29.68 19.81 53 29.00 252 29.68 28.79 -.49 +4.4sSpdrGlbNR N GNR .93e 1.9 51.70 24.72 285 49.11 1361 51.70 48.75 -.59 +9.7 Spd IntTl N IST Spd InTc N IPK Spd IntHl N IRY Spd EMLA N GML Spd IntEn N IPW Spd CnDi N IPD SpdrDJ RE N RWO 1.57e 3.4 52.74 29.37 132 45.80 649 47.69 45.68 -.06 +3.0 SpdrEMSmC N EWX 1.00e 1.8 55.89 29.15 80 54.40 208 55.65 54.13 -1.24 +5.4 SpdrIntDiv N DWX 2.22e 6.1 39.46 25.79 138 36.42 394 37.60 36.41 -.70 -.4 SpMS xUS N CWI 29.98 17.05 1338 28.51 4472 29.54 28.42 -1.12 +3.1 SpdrSPGbl N GII 1.63e 3.3 55.81 32.27 28 49.43 100 51.12 49.43 -.39 -.9 SpdrIntRE N RWX 1.25e 3.7 38.43 21.93 371 34.10 1146 35.25 34.03 -.05 SpdrIntlSC N GWX 3.63e 1.4 37.75 18.99 577 36.26 892 37.48 36.26 -.90 +2.4 SpdrWldxUS N SPDW .79e 2.3 35.99 20.27 5669 34.49 13080 35.75 34.40 -1.11 +2.2sSP Mid N MDY 2.94e .6 470.57 214.22 955 454.85 4604 470.57 449.01 -7.04 +8.3 S&P500ETF N SPY 4.13e 1.1 394.17 218.26 152041 380.36 544764 391.88 378.23 -9.67 +1.7sSpdrRRtn N RLY .44e 1.7 27.13 16.02 29 26.24 127 27.13 26.11 +.00 +6.4sSpdrIncAll N INKM 1.08e 3.1 34.90 24.82 20 34.30 60 34.90 34.12 -.25 +1.3 SpdrGblAll N GAL 1.04e 2.3 44.78 29.00 37 43.37 127 44.42 43.14 -.90 +1.5 SpdrSenLn N SRLN 1.96 4.3 46.46 36.01 1589 46.00 7290 46.15 45.88 +.8 SpdrUShBd N ULST .16 .4 40.69 37.83 141 40.49 663 40.65 40.47 -.02 +.1 SpdrCreEq N SYE 1.63e 1.0 103.79 58.64 0 100.55 5 102.85 100.36 -2.20 +3.5 SpdrDblTac N TOTL 1.17e 50.49 46.54 484 48.75 2574 48.89 48.45 -.08 -1.1sSpdrValEq N SYV 4.21e 1.3 76.91 42.46 1 74.57 19 76.91 74.57 -.47 +6.8 SpdrGroEq N SYG 1.85e .5 125.41 66.92 2 117.81 17 121.77 116.90 -4.71 +1.5 SpdrBiot N XBI .44e .3 174.79 62.94 6628 148.00 39789 159.35 143.51 -11.07 +5.1sSpdr Div N SDY 3.80e 1.7 114.77 67.57 930 110.80 3029 114.77 110.71 -.57 +4.6sSpdrGbDow N DGT 1.52e 1.5 105.25 56.56 3 101.84 15 105.25 101.84 -1.21 +6.1 SpdrHome N XHB .15e .2 65.49 23.95 3572 62.04 14142 64.38 60.99 -2.36 +7.6sSpdrS&PBk N KBE .53e 1.1 52.91 22.56 5804 49.73 22624 52.91 49.25 +.34 +18.9sSpdrS&PCM N KCE .91e 1.1 83.53 37.33 9 80.63 50 83.53 80.01 -1.26 +7.1sSpdrS&PIn N KIE 36.41 20.23 784 34.99 2408 36.41 34.73 +.16 +4.2 Spd LgCap N SPLG 46.35 25.62 6855 44.74 25076 46.12 44.48 -1.13 +1.8 SpdrLCpG N SPYG 58.53 30.39 1962 55.02 9712 56.80 54.57 -2.31 -.5sSpdrLCapV N SPYV 37.09 21.77 4314 35.88 13901 37.09 35.74 -.21 +4.3sSpd MidC N SPMD 45.29 20.64 1633 43.76 7010 45.29 43.24 -.71 +8.3 SpdMCpG N MDYG 77.34 34.68 62 73.37 1781 75.63 72.04 -2.38 +5.8sSpdrMCpV N MDYV 63.81 28.90 102 61.44 2271 63.81 60.90 -.07 +10.7 SpdrNY Tch N XNTK .41e .3 161.34 61.25 26 147.77 187 155.99 144.09 -9.92 +4.5 SpdrSemi N XSD .16e .1 203.60 68.95 135 186.39 781 196.79 178.95 -11.54 +9.1 SpdrSCp N SLYG 90.14 38.47 339 84.62 2473 88.24 83.50 -3.11 +10.8sSpdrSCpV N SLYV 81.21 34.77 1479 77.99 2596 81.21 76.33 +1.42 +17.8 SpdrRs3K N THRK 48.89 26.59 651 47.25 2159 48.70 46.93 -1.10 +2.5 SpdrWilRE N RWR 2.90e 3.2 107.02 57.85 245 91.10 702 95.29 91.10 -.26 +5.1 SpdrShTTr N SPTS .27 .9 31.39 30.15 1015 30.67 4694 30.69 30.63 -.02 -.1 SpFcStIn N XITK 265.41 81.50 17 231.94 217 252.54 225.34 -24.42 +7.8sSpdr1500VT N VLU 4.85e 1.3 137.00 71.10 5 132.46 29 137.00 131.00 -.21 +9.2 SpdCorpBd N SPBO .99 2.8 38.76 27.78 125 34.96 882 35.17 34.36 -.21 -3.5 SpdrIntCBd N IBND .14e .4 38.15 28.01 26 36.84 196 37.27 36.79 -.24 -2.8 SpdrIGFlt N FLRN .20 .7 30.84 25.93 705 30.65 3574 30.67 30.64 +.2 SpdrHYMu N HYMB 2.55 4.3 61.34 42.16 182 58.79 1341 59.52 58.50 -.72 -.3 SpdrWFPf N PSK 2.59e 6.1 44.44 28.83 178 42.45 1059 42.74 42.04 -.28 -4.4 SpdrBarITB N BWZ .01e 33.04 27.93 11 32.23 182 32.65 32.22 -.29 -1.8 SpdrBarcCv N CWB 3.55e 2.6 92.97 39.81 1381 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SpdrITBd N SPIB .92 2.5 37.19 30.10 3770 36.59 14829 36.82 36.39 -.22 -1.6 SpdMtgBB N SPMB .83 3.2 27.18 22.52 772 26.16 5043 26.31 26.06 -.13 -1.0 SpdrEMBd N EBND 28.25 22.85 170 26.82 1114 27.41 26.75 -.60 -4.4sSpdrShTHiY N SJNK 1.58 5.8 27.28 21.42 8758 27.09 33588 27.28 27.06 -.11 +.5 SpdShTBd N SPSB .40e 1.2 31.44 26.80 1883 31.36 7931 31.40 31.30 -.02 -.1 SP IntTip N WIP .41e .2 58.88 43.50 85 56.77 305 57.78 56.51 -.86 -3.3 SPLIntTB N BWX 31.47 25.59 919 29.99 2036 30.44 29.90 -.39 -4.0sSpdrTrans N XTN .25e .3 83.92 35.96 94 81.30 476 83.92 79.76 +.75 +13.9 SpdrTelcm N XTL .68e .7 100.66 48.47 4 92.49 42 95.80 90.72 -4.12 +9.1 SpdrHCSv N XHS .61e .1 111.33 44.95 15 101.87 65 106.52 101.18 -3.46 +5.3 SpdrHCEq N XHE 3.22e .1 130.04 58.23 62 120.40 432 124.28 118.67 -4.37 +5.8 SpdrSf&Sv N XSW .19e .1 177.74 67.56 23 160.59 154 172.85 157.59 -14.71 +4.2 SpdHiYlBd N SPHY 1.01e 3.8 26.79 20.29 268 26.48 723 26.73 26.45 -.23 SpdFinFr N ROKT 41.82 21.38 10 39.43 78 41.29 39.00 -1.57 +1.6 SpdrAerDf N XAR 1.70e .8 127.05 60.27 55 119.17 375 126.37 118.05 -5.79 +3.9 SpdAgBd N SPAB 31.39 26.23 1471 30.04 11820 30.19 29.71 -.14 -2.4 SpdClnPw N CNRG 150.00 30.60 45 118.19 445 129.00 110.55 -12.40 +9.1 SpdTips N SPIP 31.29 26.64 2604 30.57 7619 30.69 30.08 -.08 -1.9 SprBl 1-3b N BIL 91.67 91.46 1970 91.51 6657 91.52 91.50 -.01 tSpdLgTr N SPTL 51.31 39.29 5559 41.06 17018 41.25 39.29 -.07 -9.0 SpdFutSc N FITE 51.35 24.47 5 47.33 20 49.92 46.98 -2.60 +2.3 SpdIntrm N ITE SpIntTrm N SPTI 33.40 31.76 917 32.46 5229 32.66 32.18 -.17 -1.8 SpdSmMo N HAIL 71.43 15.70 87 61.74 1016 66.32 59.52 -4.79 +12.5 SpdIntlgS N SIMS 47.29 19.61 17 44.32 63 46.22 43.66 -1.87 +5.3sSpdrS&P RB N KRE .74e 1.2 68.74 27.26 9737 64.26 59805 68.74 63.65 +.45 +23.7 Spdr1500MT N MMTM 1.61e 1.0 169.83 94.68 9 162.16 70 166.20 159.99 -5.15 SpdDorWrF Q DWFI 26.64 19.65 92 25.84 867 26.33 25.78 -.51 -1.6 SpdrRetl N XRT .49e .6 99.24 26.29 4382 79.26 18156 85.69 74.38 +.11 +23.2 SpdNuBMu N TFI 52.74 42.81 532 51.48 3721 52.15 51.34 -.65 -1.9 SpdrPhm N XPH 3.00e .7 56.32 30.30 64 53.36 356 55.52 52.56 -2.20 +2.5 SpdrOGEx N XOP .73e 9.1 17.97 7.37 8.03 SpNuBST N SHM 50.08 43.04 735 49.46 3200 49.68 49.37 -.21 -.7 SpdrGendr N SHE 96.79 50.19 14 93.25 53 96.16 92.25 -2.20 +4.0 SpdrOGEq N XES .49e 21.3 6.15 1.96 2.30 sSpdR1KLVF N ONEV 95.87 51.77 3 93.24 17 95.87 93.02 -1.12 +3.9sSpdrMetM N XME .24e .7 39.87 13.86 5907 35.86 34495 39.87 35.53 -.73 +7.2sSpdrR1KMo N ONEO 91.36 46.30 0 89.03 2 91.36 89.03 -1.66 +4.8sSpdrR1KYF N ONEY 88.19 40.32 3 85.17 26 88.19 84.45 +.87 +13.3 SpdSPXHiD N SPYD 38.55 20.79 2501 36.82 8361 38.44 36.50 +.30 +11.8 SpdrFosFFr N SPYX 97.55 54.30 20 94.39 132 96.85 93.84 -2.01 +1.5sSpdrR1KLV N LGLV 5.40e 1.5 122.67 75.42 43 119.28 115 122.67 119.27 -1.92 -.6 SpdrUsaSt N QUS .54e 108.67 64.57 118 105.86 341 108.63 105.16 -1.70 +1.3sSpd SP600 N SLY 94.86 40.78 88 91.09 468 94.86 89.63 -.63 +14.5 SpdrSPXBbk N SPYB .41e 71.06 41.54 58.91 sSpdrSCap N SPSM 42.56 18.35 356 40.90 2607 42.56 40.37 -.36 +14.2 Spdr1-10Tip N TIPX .08e .4 21.08 18.57 85 20.85 423 20.93 20.68 -.02 -.3sSpdrR2KLV N SMLV 2.16e 2.0 110.81 56.00 26 107.34 59 110.81 106.54 +.80 +12.2 SPI Eng Q SPI 46.67 .55 1611 8.91 6585 10.08 7.54 -1.32 +12.9 SPS Cmce Q SPSC 118.06 31.28 358 100.73 1226 110.12 99.49 -9.69 -7.2 SPX Cp N SPXC 57 60.06 25.50 344 55.59 1869 57.84 55.35 -.44 +1.9sSPX Flow N FLOW 26 64.35 15.74 285 61.56 1760 64.35 58.41 +2.84 +6.2 SRAX Inc Q SRAX 3 7.20 1.51 1057 3.65 6643 5.50 3.52 -2.18 +17.4 SS&C Tch Q SSNC .56f .8 43 74.00 29.51 1463 66.28 8563 69.57 65.39 -.16 -8.9 SSR Mng g Q SSRM 22 25.32 9.00 2450 14.19 11405 15.81 13.99 -.89 -29.4 STMicro N STM .40 1.0 43.02 14.67 2678 38.86 12717 41.60 38.33 -3.07 +4.7sSVB FnGp Q SIVB 37 550.40 127.39 543 505.36 2130 550.40 495.63 -35.04 +30.3 SVB Fncl pf Q SIVBP 1.31 5.1 27.60 12.56 22 25.67 131 26.22 25.50 -.53 -4.5tSVF IvA n Q SVFA 14.85 11.60 495 12.21 2506 13.18 11.55 -.99 +.5 SVMK Q SVMK 28.12 9.35 2726 18.62 9524 21.78 18.55 -3.20 -27.1 SABESP N SBS .39e 5.9 14.50 5.54 3225 6.60 15551 7.23 6.58 -.68 -23.2 SabnR N SBR 2.26e 6.9 36.30 23.02 52 32.87 241 35.55 32.77 -.23 +16.5 SabraHltc Q SBRA 1.20m 7.0 8 22.47 5.55 2110 17.22 10941 18.95 17.22 -.65 -.9 SabreCorp Q SABR 1.20 8.2 9 21.27 3.30 9016 14.69 52584 15.49 13.52 -.06 +22.2sSabreCp pf Q SABRP 194.89 82.96 62 184.99 160 194.89 174.54 -.64 +17.7 SachemC A SACH .53e 11.6 4.72 1.20 118 4.56 514 4.67 4.51 +.04 +9.6 SafeBulk N SB .04 1.5 3.15 .74 678 2.75 4660 3.08 2.57 -.04 +111.5 SafeBlk pfC N SBpC 2.00 9.1 22.77 9.25 1 22.04 19 22.65 21.87 -.69 +11.3 SafeB pfD N SBpD 2.00 9.1 23.00 9.90 4 22.04 19 22.65 21.94 -.70 +9.4 SafeT h Q SFET 4.25 .90 672 1.74 4211 2.18 1.65 -.44 +22.5 SafegdSci N SFE 9.66 4.43 134 7.65 474 7.82 7.17 +.08 +19.9 SaftyInsGr Q SAFT 3.60 4.6 12 93.60 65.45 107 79.08 633 83.03 77.38 +1.58 +1.5 SagaComm Q SGA 1.28f 6.2 5 31.95 16.25 18 20.68 48 21.00 19.20 +.88 -13.9 SageThera Q SAGE 98.39 25.01 1067 85.00 3358 87.85 77.92 +2.67 -1.7 Saia Inc Q SAIA 39 214.57 61.46 262 200.53 1023 213.33 197.67 -11.98 +10.9 SailptTch N SAIL 64.19 11.61 2338 56.38 7476 62.96 53.52 -7.03 +5.9sStJoe N JOE 57.55 15.32 540 50.33 2283 57.55 49.77 -2.49 +18.6 Salrius Q SLRX 3.50 .56 927 1.80 23424 2.70 1.54 -.59 +97.8sSalemMda Q SALM .10 3.9 9 3.49 .65 470 2.55 7018 3.49 2.18 -.35 +145.2 Salesforce N CRM 284.50 115.29 20203 216.50 49234 244.52 216.34 -30.06 -2.7 SalMidMLP N SMM .24m 4.9 6.87 2.08 78 4.86 466 5.23 4.78 +13.8 SalisbryBc Q SAL 1.16 2.8 10 45.50 24.58 6 40.81 35 42.48 40.42 +.63 +9.5 SallyBty N SBH 16 17.19 6.28 2155 16.10 8454 17.17 15.35 +.40 +23.5sSJuanB N SJT .26e 6.9 8 4.54 1.39 248 3.79 847 4.54 3.79 -.50 +41.9tSanaBio n Q SANA 44.60 31.57 374 30.74 1993 38.74 29.99 -4.59 -12.4 SanaraMd n Q SMTI 53.85 27.00 22 31.79 187 41.40 30.50 -6.15 -36.3 SanchzM A SNMP .60 52.2 1 1.77 .15 567 1.15 2797 1.53 1.11 -.17 +87.3sSanderFm Q SAFM 1.76f 1.2 17 158.96 102.13 221 152.50 877 158.96 148.53 -.94 +15.4 SandRidge N SD 5.78 .70 416 5.01 2236 5.66 4.81 -.24 +61.6 SandRdgP N PER .37e 90.5 1 .94 .25 .41 sSndySpr Q SASR 1.28f 3.4 12 39.76 18.00 212 37.58 932 39.76 36.73 +.59 +16.7 Sanfilp Q JBSS .65a .8 18 93.46 66.35 67 86.46 354 93.45 86.46 -1.12 +9.6 SangTher Q SGMO 19.43 4.81 3345 11.49 9817 13.16 11.18 -1.72 -26.4sSanmina Q SANM 17 36.22 18.34 436 35.62 2322 36.22 34.33 +.82 +11.7 Sanofi Q SNY 1.70e 3.7 55.00 37.62 3144 45.89 12815 46.70 45.71 -.75 -5.6 SantCUSA N SC .88e 15 27.03 9.74 774 25.00 3931 26.54 24.36 -1.24 +13.5 Sapiens Q SPNS .36e 1.8 99 19.71 SaratogaI N SAR 1.93e 8.4 8 27.52 5.94 49 23.08 211 23.60 22.66 -.17 +10.7tSareptaTh Q SRPT 181.83 77.01 1565 87.06 8644 89.49 77.01 +1.68 -48.9 SarisaCp A n Q SRSA 12.29 10.00 13 10.61 298 11.53 10.55 -.78 +4.8sSarssaCp un Q SRSAU 13.00 10.01 11 11.76 304 13.00 11.50 -.38 +10.4 Sasol N SSL 1.41e 11.2 14.37 1.25 918 12.56 4416 14.28 12.33 -1.37 +41.8 SatsumaP Q STSA 36.11 3.50 152 5.68 1054 6.70 5.60 -.97 +23.2 SaulCntr N BFS 2.12 6.0 12 48.54 23.49 85 35.42 267 38.72 34.95 +.39 +11.8 SaulCt pfD N BFSpD 26.50 12.35 0 24.25 19 24.92 24.19 -.65 SaulCt pfE N BFSpE 26.49 10.84 18 24.09 69 24.66 23.60 -.41 +2.2 Savara rs Q SVRA 3.17 .00 453 1.70 7581 2.25 1.60 -.02 +47.8 scPhrma Q SCPH 11.99 5.00 48 7.38 443 8.20 6.37 -.10 +39.5 ScanSource Q SCSC 12 34.10 13.78 127 28.44 591 30.73 27.56 +.07 +7.8 Schlmbrg N SLB .50 1.8 17 31.99 11.87 22474 27.91 93046 29.87 25.98 +1.79 +27.9 SchmittIn Q SMIT 95 6.76 2.12 4 5.69 98 6.44 5.50 -.71 +6.6 SchndrNt N SNDR .28f 1.2 28.13 15.36 530 23.13 2173 23.69 22.83 -.31 +11.7 Schnitzer Q SCHN .75 2.2 4 42.19 10.09 262 34.54 1258 38.26 33.69 -1.22 +8.2 ScholRck Q SRRK 66.72 9.53 250 54.10 875 54.53 46.15 +2.31 +11.5 Scholastc Q SCHL .60 2.1 48 34.51 18.80 177 28.80 1033 30.49 28.22 +.59 +15.2sSchrodin Q SDGR 117.00 27.04 1576 102.48 7994 117.00 99.20 -2.55 +29.4 SchltS wt h Q SAMAW SchulS un h Q SAMAU 17.00 9.95 15.89 SchwUSMkt N SCHB .96e 1.0 97.35 51.38 643 93.50 3277 96.49 92.80 -2.68 +2.8 SchwUSLgC N SCHX .98e 1.1 96.58 52.05 1190 92.78 4632 95.67 92.20 -2.75 +2.0 SchwLCGr N SCHG .63e .5 137.20 67.25 535 128.01 2672 132.95 126.60 -6.31 -.3sSchwLCVal N SCHV 1.14e 1.8 63.93 37.79 726 61.96 3065 63.93 61.70 -.67 +4.1 SchwMCap N SCHM .59e .8 75.40 34.87 387 72.82 1517 75.23 71.72 -1.73 +6.8 SchUSSmC N SCHA .76e .8 102.91 43.05 668 98.40 2969 102.50 96.79 -2.79 +10.6 SchwEMkt N SCHE .49e 1.5 34.74 18.32 2490 32.10 8312 33.62 31.85 -2.22 +4.7 Sch 1000 N SCHK 39.72 21.30 323 38.15 1735 39.33 37.90 -1.09 +2.0 SchEMLgC N FNDE .39e 1.3 30.96 18.26 1304 29.57 5348 30.81 29.48 -1.09 +4.6 SchIntSmCo N FNDC .55e 1.5 37.38 20.07 213 36.14 1103 37.36 36.12 -.76 +3.9sSchIntLgCo N FNDF .61e 2.0 32.16 17.79 831 30.98 3547 32.16 30.89 -.50 +5.8sSchUSSmCo N FNDA .36e .7 50.65 21.80 164 48.80 2126 50.65 48.04 -.13 +13.7sSchUSLgCo N FNDX .54e 1.1 50.29 26.60 278 48.47 2806 50.29 48.20 -.26 +7.0sSchUSBrd N FNDB .61e 1.3 50.06 26.21 31 48.28 171 50.06 47.96 -.22 +7.5sSchwUSDiv N SCHD 1.13e 1.7 69.79 38.83 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-9.0tSciStAcAl un Q SSAAU 10.85 10.30 118 10.34 902 10.70 10.19 -.19 -.6sSciGames Q SGMS 49.63 3.76 502 46.83 2386 49.63 44.00 -.40 +12.9tScopusBio n Q SCPS 47.86 8.75 171 9.27 913 10.65 8.33 -1.40 -37.5stScrMdia A n Q SCR 31.00 26.90 749 26.99 3516 31.00 26.17 -12.6 Scorpio rs N SALT .20 1.0 32.40 10.70 20.03 +18.3 ScorpioT 20 N SBNA 1.69 6.8 25.41 23.67 24.99 ScorpTk N STNG .40 2.7 28.21 8.28 1734 14.76 7586 17.30 14.45 -2.16 +31.9 Scotts N SMG 2.32 1.1 51 250.00 76.50 433 213.15 2088 232.35 208.53 -19.80 +7.0sScrippsEW Q SSP .20 1.1 61 19.99 5.36 921 18.82 2949 20.25 17.72 -.31 +23.1 ScullyRoy N SRL 9.44 3.53 0 8.98 14 9.01 8.53 +.05 +81.4sSculptCap N SCU .82 4.0 13 26.37 8.86 222 20.64 2142 26.37 19.62 -1.36 +35.8 Scynexis rs Q SCYX 11.20 4.20 357 7.78 3072 9.01 7.41 -1.03 +1.7 Sea Ltd N SE 285.00 35.61 4492 235.69 27381 273.01 225.00 -44.31 +18.4 SeaChange Q SEAC 4.33 .69 1056 1.18 6455 1.46 1.12 -.17 -15.7 SbdCp A SEB 9.00 .3 11 3940.00 2614.00 1 3313.14 895 3325.00 3099.02 +205.33 +9.3 SeabGld g N SA 22.86 5.25 566 17.04 2219 18.83 16.87 -1.21 -19.1sSeacstBkg Q SBCF 27 38.24 13.30 304 35.95 1627 38.24 34.32 +1.17 +22.1 SeacorHld N CKH 43.73 22.23 145 42.51 623 43.41 42.38 -.81 +2.6 SeacrMar N SMHI 8.71 1.46 51 3.96 406 4.67 3.75 -.14 +46.1 SeagateT Q STX 2.68 3.7 15 77.07 39.02 3657 73.23 16430 76.29 70.70 +.09 +17.8 Seagen Q SGEN 204.37 90.57 1712 151.11 6790 159.35 148.16 -6.64 -13.7 SealAir N SEE .64 1.5 13 47.90 17.06 1597 41.90 7398 43.99 41.78 -1.76 -8.5 Seanrgy wtA Q SHIPW .22 SeanrM hrs Q SHIP 7.04 .39 12582 1.14 106453 1.72 1.10 -.48 +111.9 SeapGlAc un Q SGAMU 11.22 10.00 12 10.61 73 11.10 10.57 -.44 +1.5 Seaspan N SSWA .50 2.0 25.72 24.65 24.84 sSeaSpine Q SPNE 20.70 4.02 120 18.92 563 20.70 17.70 +.84 +8.4sSeaWorld N SEAS 78 50.47 6.75 2475 49.66 10900 50.47 37.70 +10.74 +57.2 SecnSgh Q EYES 5.69 .69 356 1.74 3095 2.35 1.66 -.59 -7.0 Secoo Q SECO 6.95 2.11 246 2.76 1210 3.05 2.74 -.29 +20.0 SecWkA A Q SCWX 16.31 5.29 66 14.43 396 15.96 14.16 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547 1.61 2425 1.79 1.51 -.18 -8.8sServiFst Q SFBS .80f 1.6 16 51.49 21.76 257 49.56 1542 51.49 46.62 +2.57 +23.0 Servotr A SVT .16e 1.8 10.40 5.40 1 8.71 12 9.38 8.71 -.59 +2.6 SesenBio Q SESN 3.54 .37 5915 2.72 35985 3.14 2.44 -.45 +101.5 17EdTch n Q YQ 23.93 10.00 1461 13.86 6626 16.84 12.50 -3.05 +8.2sSevernBcp Q SVBI .16 2.0 16 8.49 4.26 4 8.20 36 8.49 8.06 +.19 +14.8 ShakeShk N SHAK 138.38 30.01 1116 118.48 3872 126.84 112.79 -6.06 +39.7 Sharps Q SMED 15.47 4.42 144 12.72 920 14.20 12.44 -1.18 +34.6 SharpSprg Q SHSP 26.78 4.50 261 22.34 1119 25.50 20.32 -2.99 +37.2 Shattuck n Q STTK 60.52 17.51 111 41.30 422 46.76 37.29 -4.41 -21.2 ShawCm g N SJR 1.18 12 19.31 12.20 814 17.41 4626 17.89 17.40 -.16 -.9 ShellMidst N SHLX 1.84 16.8 7 18.62 5.70 2899 10.95 12472 12.15 10.93 -.53 +8.6 ShndTele Q SHEN .34f .8 59.93 38.35 218 44.35 1291 47.40 42.84 +.89 +2.5 Sherwin N SHW 6.60f 1.0 34 758.00 325.43 819 680.34 4133 715.00 670.55 -34.92 -7.4 ShiftTechA Q SFT 14.91 6.40 946 8.85 6827 10.59 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7.78 3924 8.58 7.42 -.81 +100.0 SierraBc Q BSRR .84f 3.5 10 26.73 13.05 42 23.85 194 25.50 23.85 -.44 -.3 SierraMt A SMTS 3.87 .45 529 2.65 2210 3.00 2.57 -.17 -20.2 SierOn g Q SRRA 16.92 8.55 13 14.74 45 14.74 13.68 +.74 -8.0 SierraWr Q SWIR 24 22.22 4.31 268 16.82 2129 19.21 16.37 -1.98 +15.1 Sifco A SIF 4 11.85 1.89 15 8.12 118 9.99 8.01 -1.48 -3.3 SifyTech Q SIFY .02e .5 5.89 .56 803 3.15 6582 3.85 2.85 -.78 +148.0 SigilonTh n Q SGTX 54.32 22.00 141 26.60 490 37.91 25.77 -9.05 -44.6 Sigma wt h Q SGLBW .35 SigmL h Q SGLB 7.00 1.95 151 3.60 1281 4.83 3.50 -1.14 +6.5 Sigmatr Q SGMA 65 6.80 2.13 37 5.21 149 6.12 5.10 -.87 +11.3sSignatBk Q SBNY 2.24 1.0 231.15 68.98 643 218.34 4675 231.15 205.00 -2.50 +61.4sSignetJwlrs N SIG 1.48 3.0 51.59 5.60 901 49.78 6207 51.75 45.22 +3.62 +82.5tSignifyH n N SGFY 40.79 30.50 582 33.02 5474 40.57 30.50 -6.42 sSilenceTh n Q SLN 28.06 15.00 3 25.25 6 28.06 25.25 -1.95 +14.8 SilganHld Q SLGN .48 1.3 21 40.44 24.65 503 37.56 2334 39.20 37.52 -1.12 +1.3 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10 70.19 65.29 -.50 -4.3 SimplyGd Q SMPL 32.03 14.08 762 29.17 3491 29.97 27.71 +1.05 -7.0 SimpsnM N SSD .92 .9 23 105.89 47.02 280 97.46 1432 99.71 96.12 -.36 +4.3 Simulations Q SLP .24 .3 90.92 26.00 139 71.72 884 76.65 68.94 -4.14 -.3 Sina Q SINA 25 45.68 26.04 817 43.17 2215 43.63 42.90 -.19 +1.9 Sinclair Q SBGI .80 2.6 14 37.04 10.58 1260 30.93 7149 36.59 29.36 -2.12 -2.9sSinoGlb rs Q SINO 12.28 1.37 1980 6.46 19514 12.28 6.43 -4.04 +213.6 SinopcShg N SHI 28.96 17.03 23 24.06 162 25.58 24.04 -.47 +16.9 SirnLgC n Q SPQQ 30.22 25.35 1 28.88 3 29.71 28.69 -1.00 +.3 SiriusInt Q SG 12.77 5.06 12.50 3 12.58 12.16 +.01 SiriusXM Q SIRI .06f 1.0 27 8.14 4.11 33087 5.85 137719 6.10 5.81 -.16 -8.2 Siteone N SITE 53 179.04 53.29 329 158.51 2275 165.03 149.97 -3.01 -.1sSixFlags N SIX 1.00m 2.2 14 48.32 8.75 1278 44.60 12803 48.32 41.72 +2.70 +30.8 Skechers N SKX 20 39.07 17.06 977 36.60 4895 38.56 35.82 -.01 +1.8 SkillCrft n Q EDTK 6.75 2.76 144 3.42 663 4.25 3.35 -.83 +11.4sSkyWest Q SKYW .56f 1.0 60.79 10.58 316 56.37 2677 60.79 53.82 +2.64 +39.8sSkyline N SKY 48 46.11 10.82 495 44.25 1913 46.11 43.20 -.22 +43.0 SkywksSol Q SWKS 1.76 1.0 30 195.82 67.90 2912 177.82 14186 192.00 173.91 -14.35 +16.3 SlackTc N WORK 44.57 15.10 12437 40.93 36418 43.23 40.93 -2.37 -3.1sSleepNmbr Q SNBR 97 144.31 15.27 705 137.13 4110 144.31 117.11 +15.20 +67.5 SLR Inv Q SLRC 1.64 8.5 10 20.04 7.42 149 19.35 674 19.62 18.90 +.34 +10.5sSmartFn rs Q SMBK .24f 1.1 16 21.89 11.05 37 21.00 191 21.89 20.75 -.39 +15.8 SmartSnd Q SND 3.40 .55 379 3.26 2170 3.33 2.70 +.25 +89.5 Smartsh N SMAR 85.43 30.91 1253 69.25 6778 81.89 67.40 -13.53 -.1 SmDirCl Q SDC 16.08 3.64 4139 11.60 29101 12.82 10.83 -.30 -2.8 Smith&N N SNN .70e 1.8 68 49.29 26.07 903 38.85 3277 40.86 38.85 -2.38 -7.9sSmithAO N AOS 1.04f 1.8 31 62.29 33.81 1420 59.37 6354 62.29 59.19 -.27 +8.3 SmthM h Q SMSI 8.05 3.28 428 6.60 1523 7.40 6.52 -.79 +21.8 SmthWess Q SWBI .05p 40 27.79 5.52 892 17.21 6415 18.74 16.42 -1.22 -3.0sSmithMdl n Q SMID 12.31 7.80 24 12.25 99 12.31 11.11 +.71 +29.6 Smucker N SJM 3.60f 3.2 14 131.69 91.88 1710 112.00 6420 119.48 111.92 -1.76 -3.1sSnapInc A N SNAP 73.59 7.89 29394 65.66 194361 73.59 56.83 +.14 +31.1sSnapOn N SNA 4.32 2.1 18 207.33 90.72 677 203.11 3115 207.33 192.04 +9.38 +18.7 Snowake n N SNOW 429.00 208.55 2588 259.54 15397 287.77 242.98 -30.46 -7.8 SoYoung Q SY 17.40 8.03 2409 15.02 7234 15.78 12.93 -1.14 +35.2stSoarEgAc un Q SRNGU 11.29 10.60 7684 10.85 65572 11.29 10.60 -.3 SOC Telmd Q TLMD 12.08 6.75 507 7.95 2243 9.34 7.82 -1.01 +1.4 SocQ&M N SQM .73e 1.4 32 60.74 15.20 1207 53.60 8939 58.63 52.88 -2.63 +9.2 SocketM Q SCKT 35.00 .76 1491 10.51 30273 18.62 9.00 -1.71 +341.6 Sofi Sl500 N SFY 14.74 7.85 87 14.00 539 14.48 13.88 -.40 +1.4 Sofi Nx500 N SFYX 14.28 6.44 14 13.32 90 13.76 13.12 -.39 +8.0 Sofi 50 N SFYF 32.35 12.59 14 29.49 80 31.35 28.26 -1.17 +6.2 SoGigE Q GIGE 48.58 13.81 41 41.54 278 45.78 40.08 -4.86 +13.5 SfAcGrII A n Q SAII 11.60 9.65 746 11.41 3461 11.58 10.70 -.19 +14.7sSftAcGrII un Q SAIIU 13.50 9.88 3 12.12 147 13.50 11.54 -.68 +13.8 Sogou N SOGO 8.94 2.95 720 8.26 2994 8.45 8.24 -.11 +1.3 Sohu.cm h Q SOHU 25.71 5.41 375 18.26 2020 21.60 17.82 -3.41 +14.6 Sol-Gel Q SLGL 11.90 5.00 25 8.90 123 10.06 8.75 -1.10 -9.1 Sol-Wind N SLWD SolarSCap Q SUNS 1.20 7.9 10 17.70 6.30 74 15.24 371 15.57 14.73 +.49 +5.4 SolarEdg Q SEDG 377.00 67.02 980 298.31 5736 313.88 264.53 -23.68 -6.5 SolarOilf N SOI .42 3.6 12.74 4.50 522 11.81 2300 12.71 11.03 +.17 +45.1 SolenoTh Q SLNO 4.39 1.30 202 2.41 1055 3.06 2.41 -.62 +24.9sSolidBio Q SLDB 11.58 1.93 735 7.97 22741 11.58 6.65 +.96 +5.1 Soligenix h Q SNGX 3.24 1.21 1286 1.65 13153 1.91 1.52 -.25 +28.9 Solitario A XPL 1.25 .13 5965 .94 34822 1.15 .73 -.14 +66.4 Soliton Q SOLY 15.50 5.69 260 13.28 1649 15.44 13.04 -.55 +72.9 SonicAut N SAH .40 .9 24 49.21 9.00 692 46.11 3202 46.71 40.78 +4.86 +19.5 SonimTc Q SONM 3.35 .42 1447 1.04 9611 1.26 .96 -.23 +43.6 SonnetBi rs Q SONN 54.60 2.20 2078 2.37 11853 2.95 2.20 -.52 +6.3 SonocoP N SON 1.72 2.9 23 62.21 37.30 433 59.57 2265 61.88 59.56 -.35 +.5 SonomeP Q SNOA 19.60 3.55 33 8.05 181 9.39 7.81 -1.05 +10.9sSonos Q SONO 41.55 6.58 2832 38.94 23022 41.55 34.55 +2.09 +66.5 SonyCp N SNE 22 118.50 50.94 1003 105.81 5973 114.91 105.37 -9.73 +4.7 SorrentoTh Q SRNE 19.39 1.55 14816 9.67 74034 14.04 9.40 -3.48 +41.7 SoteraHlth n Q SHC 29.00 24.36 778 26.15 2724 27.90 25.75 -1.84 -4.7 SotherlyH Q SOHO .52 14.1 5.96 1.43 110 3.68 885 3.98 3.46 +.22 +47.2 SothrlyH pf Q SOHOB 2.00 10.9 26.00 2.50 3 18.28 37 18.70 16.70 +1.28 +57.5 SthrlyH pf C Q SOHOO 1.97 10.9 26.41 2.50 2 18.08 24 18.48 16.63 +1.38 +57.4 SothrlH pfD Q SOHON 2.06 11.3 26.43 2.50 2 18.18 20 19.25 16.61 +1.28 +54.3sSouMoBc Q SMBC .64f 1.7 13 37.60 17.30 25 36.74 108 38.00 35.05 +1.40 +20.7sSoundFin Q SFBC .68f 1.9 22 36.88 17.00 2 35.78 134 36.88 33.86 +2.13 +12.7sSourcC N SOR 1.00 2.4 42.69 24.23 6 41.84 52 42.69 41.37 -.30 +4.8 SoJerInd N SJI 1.18 4.7 33.09 18.24 1077 25.11 6150 26.50 24.06 +.85 +16.5 SthPlainF Q SPFI .20f 1.0 21.04 11.30 23 19.30 163 20.72 19.09 -.26 +1.8sSouthState Q SSB 1.88 2.4 36 85.52 40.42 311 78.86 1792 85.52 78.86 -3.06 +9.1 SCEd pfC A SCEpC 1.06 4.1 25.91 19.75 25.85 SCEd pfD A SCEpD 1.08 3.7 29.02 19.19 28.90 SouthnCo N SO 2.56 4.5 27 69.47 41.96 6091 56.72 25195 60.29 56.69 -2.59 -7.7 SouthCo 75 N SOJA 1.56 6.2 26.08 22.06 25.02 SouthCo ef N SOJB 27.05 18.69 60 25.76 379 25.80 25.47 +.02 -4.1 SouthCo77 N SOJC 1.31 5.0 27.48 19.33 47 26.08 185 26.44 25.61 +.12 -4.5sSthnCopper N SCCO 1.70e 2.4 35 83.15 23.43 2515 71.33 8934 83.15 70.98 -8.09 +9.5sSthnFstBsh Q SFST 13 44.99 20.89 28 44.00 148 45.24 42.49 +1.16 +24.5 SoNatBcVa Q SONA .40 2.8 27 15.49 7.58 140 14.20 608 14.42 13.17 +.81 +17.3sSsdeBTX Q SBSI 1.24a 3.6 17 36.36 23.51 164 34.58 694 36.36 34.13 +.44 +11.4sSwstAirl N LUV .72 1.2 59.64 22.47 9754 58.13 67151 59.64 53.29 +5.32 +24.7 SwtGas N SWX 2.28 3.7 19 81.62 45.68 672 62.35 2458 66.64 62.34 -2.45 +2.6 SwGA Fn A SGB .48 2.5 10 33.50 15.30 18.95 SwstnEngy N SWN 5 4.69 1.06 17225 4.05 80855 4.50 3.90 -.22 +35.9 SparkEng Q SPKE .72 7.3 13 12.40 5.25 409 9.97 2544 11.33 9.85 -.90 +4.2 SparkEn pf Q SPKEP 2.19 8.6 26.23 9.49 10 25.40 52 25.49 25.00 +.19 +2.6 SprkNtSE wi A LOV 8.40 1.80 103 5.59 691 6.81 5.59 -1.23 +5.1 SpartAc A n Q TMTS 10.59 9.76 173 10.36 611 10.49 10.10 -.04 +3.0 SpartAcq un Q TMTSU 11.62 9.91 3 10.83 26 11.11 10.83 -.28 +2.4 SprtnNash Q SPTN .77 4.2 13 23.94 9.00 1154 18.23 3858 18.98 17.28 +.01 +4.7 SpdFosFr N EFAX 82.09 49.20 3 78.45 67 81.17 78.45 -2.54 +.7 SpdDbShDu N STOT 50.34 47.13 31 49.81 71 49.98 49.71 -.13 SpdEmFos N EEMX 87.61 45.67 4 80.68 138 84.60 80.47 -5.51 +4.5 SpdDbEMk N EMTL 52.36 40.01 7 50.68 49 50.88 50.53 -.22 -1.0 Spd US Ro N XLSR 42.13 23.83 14 40.34 103 41.36 39.75 -1.13 Sp FxIn N FISR 33.61 28.77 6 31.17 315 31.32 30.89 -.14 -3.0sSpecOpps N SPE 1.19e 2.4 15.02 7.50 27 14.63 244 15.02 14.25 -.22 +3.9 SpcOpp pfB N SPEpB .88 3.2 27.75 22.70 7 27.58 33 27.70 27.25 +.08 +7.9 SpectrmB N SPB 1.68 2.2 17 85.54 19.59 392 77.55 1426 83.30 77.09 -4.64 -1.8 SpectPh Q SPPI 5.24 1.74 3137 3.43 13142 3.85 3.43 -.24 +.6 SperoTh Q SPRO 23.64 5.25 147 18.17 847 20.66 17.58 -2.37 -6.3 Sphr3D g Q ANY 5.55 .33 474 2.60 3225 3.45 2.51 -.98 +81.8 SpinMedT N FFIU 27.35 23.25 1 26.19 87 26.39 26.00 -.26 -2.4 Spire N SR 2.60f 3.9 46 86.43 50.58 331 66.42 2019 69.39 66.22 -1.25 +3.7 SpiritAero N SPR .04 .1 9 63.97 13.69 2538 42.83 20482 46.41 40.81 +.33 +9.6sSpiritAir N SAVE 13 39.14 7.01 4299 35.88 33293 39.14 34.36 +.42 +46.7 SpiritR pfA N SRCpA 1.50 5.8 27.10 12.14 9 25.90 89 25.92 25.44 -.01 -3.8 SpiritRl N SRC 2.50 5.8 19 54.40 18.37 1227 43.02 4275 45.25 42.63 +.19 +7.1sSpirtTex Q STXB .07p 15 21.75 8.96 51 20.76 259 21.75 20.01 +.50 +23.6 Splunk Q SPLK 225.89 93.92 3628 143.01 18127 169.30 140.82 -26.65 -15.8 SpokHldgs Q SPOK .50 4.7 36 12.86 8.53 73 10.72 445 11.16 10.10 +.62 -3.7 SportsWhs Q SPWH 34 18.46 4.08 1333 16.94 3689 17.54 16.83 -.57 -3.5sSpotify N SPOT 387.44 109.18 2595 307.38 15182 387.44 295.34 -57.21 -2.3 SpragueRs N SRLP 2.67 12.4 15 22.89 9.83 34 21.59 143 22.50 21.32 -.13 +13.9 SprWkTh Q SWTX 96.48 19.50 328 86.05 1255 96.18 82.00 -5.15 +18.7 SprotGlMin N SGDM .12e .5 39.50 13.79 99 25.41 356 28.15 25.27 -1.32 -16.8 SprtJnGl N SGDJ 52.98 16.52 63 41.43 225 44.94 40.75 -1.19 -15.9 Spr ef N SGGG SprottSilv N PSLV 11.08 4.34 12610 9.81 83989 10.22 9.56 +5.0 SprottFoc Q FUND .45e 5.9 7.85 4.00 54 7.59 342 7.85 7.48 -.12 +10.0 Sprott n N SII 43.15 28.03 302 34.95 1155 37.00 33.00 +2.33 +20.6 SprottGold N PHYS 16.50 11.18 3477 13.71 16718 14.43 13.68 -.42 -9.1 SprottPPP N SPPP 19.31 8.80 139 17.41 660 18.99 17.15 -1.15 -2.3 SproutSo Q SPT 82.47 10.54 1283 67.97 5384 77.22 62.82 -10.40 +49.7 Sprouts Q SFM 22 28.00 13.00 4456 21.11 14117 23.10 20.52 -.77 +5.0 SprucBio n Q SPRB 35.60 15.12 40 20.90 189 23.37 19.11 +1.24 -14.0 Square N SQ 283.19 32.33 14888 230.03 86402 278.10 217.40 -46.54 +5.7 SQZ Bio n N SQZ 36.49 12.98 634 15.00 1856 18.09 14.63 -2.71 -48.2 StaarSur Q STAA 128.23 23.20 586 104.01 3505 121.48 101.17 -19.33 +31.3 StablRd A Q SRAC 29.18 9.20 2115 16.52 7699 24.20 15.75 -6.69 -8.0 StablRd un Q SRACU 35.00 9.30 2 20.32 51 30.64 19.45 -8.19 +1.6 Staff360 Q STAF .04 4.4 3.34 .28 2114 .91 18441 1.15 .86 -.25 +35.1 STAG Indl N STAG 1.39 4.4 93 34.50 17.54 1386 31.55 5310 32.46 31.51 -.24 +.7 STAG pfC N STAGpC 26.69 16.24 7 25.34 46 25.55 25.30 -.13 Stamps.cm Q STMP 29 325.13 95.67 440 181.93 2958 205.39 177.60 -22.96 -7.3 SP Matls N XLB .98e 1.3 77.77 37.69 8140 73.55 42821 76.58 73.07 -1.50 +1.6 SP HlthC N XLV 1.01e .9 118.99 73.54 14687 112.61 54969 115.36 112.32 -1.80 -.7 SP CnSt N XLP 1.28e 2.0 68.18 47.66 17686 63.30 65740 65.64 63.28 -1.64 -6.2 SP Consum N XLY 1.12e .7 173.46 81.74 6128 161.15 25666 168.59 159.01 -8.47 +.2 SP Engy N XLE 2.04e 4.2 52.40 22.88 45024 48.15 208743 50.81 46.41 +1.97 +27.0sSPDR Fncl N XLF .46e 1.4 33.84 17.49 102208 32.31 420542 33.84 32.19 -.10 +9.6sSP Inds N XLI 1.12e 1.2 93.66 47.71 18163 90.61 82027 93.66 90.19 -.37 +2.3 SP Tech N XLK .78e .6 139.24 68.10 17754 130.69 62366 134.83 128.61 -5.36 +.5 SpdrRESel N XLRE 41.82 24.88 8008 37.34 28858 38.90 37.32 -.75 +2.1 SP Util N XLU 1.55e 2.7 70.42 43.44 18991 58.36 77412 61.31 58.34 -3.05 -6.9 Std AVB Q STND .88 2.7 33.94 17.01 7 32.67 31 33.00 32.67 -.08 +.2 StdMotor N SMP 1.00f 2.4 31 55.29 33.94 204 42.01 1286 45.87 40.69 +1.18 +3.8sStandex N SXI .88 .9 33 100.87 37.50 82 98.06 280 100.87 94.85 +2.78 +26.5 StanBlkDk N SWK 2.80f 1.6 39 195.00 70.00 1322 174.84 7209 177.47 169.70 -.23 -2.1sStantec g N STN .62 23 39.96 21.43 194 39.35 680 39.96 37.57 +1.13 +21.2 StarBulk Q SBLK .20 1.4 43 14.99 3.86 852 14.08 6429 14.97 12.66 +.60 +59.5 StrBlk22 Q SBLKZ 2.08 8.2 25.80 13.58 1 25.50 9 25.71 25.40 +.04 -.5 StarGas N SGU .53 5.5 9 10.00 6.11 83 9.63 290 9.89 9.57 -.18 +2.3sStrbVlAc A Q SVAC 12.00 9.65 1343 10.21 22019 12.00 10.10 -.94 -1.4 StrVlAc wt Q SVACW sStrbdVlAc un Q SVACU 12.50 9.92 174 10.42 2328 12.50 10.31 -1.03 +1.2sStarbucks Q SBUX 1.64f 1.5 48 107.75 50.02 15110 108.03 45028 109.48 99.93 +4.66 +1.0 Continued from previous page NYSE, NYSE American and Nasdaq Exchanges Continued on next page Exch. 52-week Vol Friday Vol Weekly YTD Name Market Symbol Div Yield PE High Low 1000s Last 1000s High Low Chg % Chg Exch. 52-week Vol Friday Vol Weekly YTD Name Market Symbol Div Yield PE High Low 1000s Last 1000s High Low Chg % Chg MONEY & MARKET$Page 17 www.sunnewspapers.net The Sun/Saturday, February 27, 2021 

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sStarret N SCX .40 6.3 7.54 2.51 43 6.40 448 7.54 5.86 +.51 +51.3 Startek N SRT 58 9.05 2.75 65 8.11 266 8.95 7.93 +.01 +7.8 StarwdPT N STWD 1.92 8.4 13 25.79 7.59 2031 22.83 13952 23.93 21.90 +.73 +18.3 StatAutF Q STFC .40 2.1 55 29.61 12.07 106 18.74 477 18.91 16.97 +1.21 +5.6 StateStr N STT 2.08 2.9 11 81.08 42.10 3589 72.77 19669 78.25 71.37 +.84 StateSt pfD N STTpD 29.96 15.78 63 27.65 345 28.18 27.05 -.05 -2.4 StaStCp pfG N STTpG 29.69 14.75 58 27.95 236 28.48 27.43 -.19 -3.5 StlthBio Q MITO 5.00 .90 175 1.63 2304 2.17 1.63 -.49 +9.0 StealthGas Q GASS 24 3.32 1.51 228 2.65 713 3.19 2.65 -.45 +12.8 SteelCn lf Q STCN 2.90 .40 411 1.72 1773 2.04 1.67 -.25 +118.6sStlDynam Q STLD 1.00 2.4 16 44.57 14.98 1896 41.58 8356 44.57 40.42 +.74 +12.8 SteelPtrs N SPLP 1.50 11.1 5 14.33 4.31 12 13.51 179 13.85 13.28 -.20 +25.7 SteelPr pfA N SPLPpA 22.65 15.26 23 20.50 103 21.18 20.25 +.28 +3.5 Steelcse N SCS .40 2.9 12 18.40 7.02 461 13.94 2997 14.83 13.19 +.67 +2.9 Stellantis N STLA 19.50 6.00 2814 16.38 13502 16.73 15.80 +.12 -9.5 StellrAcq Q STLR 10.50 StellAcq wt Q STLRW .39 StellusCap N SCM 1.00 8.6 8 14.63 4.10 62 11.64 395 12.09 11.43 +.21 +7.0 StellCap22 N SCA 1.44 5.7 25.72 11.10 25.34 +.8 StpStGrA n Q STEP 41.00 22.72 176 36.01 1051 36.98 33.27 +.96 -9.5 Stepan N SCL 1.22f 1.0 30 131.72 69.33 91 120.69 443 123.87 117.19 +.60 +1.1sStereotax A STXS 7.73 1.70 1223 7.00 6261 7.75 5.30 +1.39 +37.5 Stericycle Q SRCL 79.50 38.45 533 64.87 2110 69.99 63.92 -2.30 -6.4 Steris plc N STE 1.60f .9 35 203.91 105.69 1100 174.80 3370 177.90 171.83 -3.53 -7.8sSterlingBc N STL .28 1.3 11 23.31 7.01 5505 21.83 23224 23.31 21.03 +.68 +21.4 SterlBc pfA N STLpA 27.75 10.11 11 25.83 74 26.01 25.50 -.06 -2.2 SterlBcp Q SBT .04 .8 7.23 2.53 93 5.14 383 5.37 4.80 +.25 +13.2 SterlCons Q STRL 25 24.49 6.72 240 22.78 2238 24.34 20.67 +1.95 +22.4sSMadden Q SHOO .60 1.6 23 38.77 16.38 674 36.99 3052 38.77 35.49 +.52 +4.7 StewInfo N STC 1.20 2.5 12 55.93 20.26 240 47.20 1225 54.67 47.15 -7.73 -2.4sStifelFin s N SF 15 65.24 20.75 1855 61.08 4652 65.24 58.85 +2.07 +21.0 Stifel pfA N SFpA 1.56 6.1 26.70 13.33 18 25.44 80 25.77 25.20 +.24 -2.1 Stif 47 ef N SFB 27.99 12.77 14 25.26 60 25.78 24.99 -.50 -3.8 Stifel47 N SFpB 1.30 4.9 27.99 12.45 9 26.74 75 27.24 26.39 +.22 -3.9 StitchFix Q SFIX 113.76 10.90 2522 76.31 9972 78.11 64.57 -3.31 +30.0sStockYBc Q SYBT 1.08 2.2 24 51.70 22.98 74 49.27 287 51.70 48.47 +.39 +21.7 StokeTh Q STOK 71.58 15.82 228 59.89 667 61.35 56.00 -.97 -3.3 StoneHEM N EDF 2.04 23.5 13.15 3.46 88 8.67 553 9.00 8.44 -.23 +7.3 StonHEmM N EDI 1.81 20.5 12.05 4.08 86 8.85 272 9.32 8.48 -.42 -2.9 StoneCastle Q BANX 1.52a 7.4 16 22.10 9.25 15 20.52 37 20.87 19.92 +.12 +6.6 StoneCo Q STNE 95.12 17.72 2024 85.81 10386 89.49 81.57 -6.53 +2.3 StoneX Gp Q SNEX 65.44 28.01 68 57.69 377 62.34 57.69 -2.24 -.4sStonerdg N SRI 16 33.39 13.87 297 30.66 946 33.39 29.39 +.68 +1.4 StoreCap N STOR 1.44f 4.3 32 38.72 13.00 3287 33.44 10536 35.72 32.44 +.92 -1.6 StrataSk h Q SSKN 2.74 .75 63 1.83 720 2.29 1.58 -.46 +22.0 Stratasys Q SSYS 56.95 11.89 2074 34.49 12951 44.20 31.35 -9.43 +66.5 StratEdu Q STRA 2.40 2.6 27 187.98 81.83 412 90.92 999 95.61 85.25 -3.30 -4.6 StratALL36 N GJT .29 1.4 21.97 17.54 2 20.20 8 20.63 20.15 +.03 -2.9 Strat D35 N GJP .74 3.1 25.25 21.00 1 23.68 2 24.95 23.68 -.87 -5.8 StratGS33 N GJS .32 1.5 21.90 17.63 0 21.35 11 21.85 20.72 +.44 +2.0 StratUSM N GJH .64 6.2 10.76 6.11 0 10.36 2 10.42 10.36 +.01 -.4 StratWMT N GJO .22 .9 24.25 20.02 3 23.82 4 23.94 23.80 +.36 +.5 Strattec Q STRT .56 1.1 67.28 11.75 11 51.52 106 57.72 50.01 -5.86 +4.4 StratusPrp Q STRS 1.00e 31.53 12.00 10 24.29 57 26.70 24.00 -.31 -4.7 StreamHlth Q STRM 2.35 .53 4243 2.14 4618 2.19 1.71 +.12 +37.2 StrgbrBio Q SBBP 4.63 1.50 626 3.14 5134 4.09 3.08 -.30 +29.2sStryker N SYK 2.52f 1.0 58 250.02 124.54 1165 242.69 5920 250.02 238.74 +.60 -1.0 SturmRug N RGR 1.51e 2.2 24 90.74 38.44 276 68.20 1302 72.85 66.44 -2.44 +4.8 SuRo Cap Q SSSS .51e 9 15.88 3.60 141 13.06 1107 14.25 12.40 -1.06 -.2 SubPpne N SPH 1.20m 8.0 16 21.04 8.64 533 14.96 1920 15.34 14.86 -.20 +.7 SumitMitsu N SMFG 7.26 4.49 1432 7.02 6646 7.25 7.02 -.09 +13.8 SumFWV Q SMMF .68 2.8 10 25.24 13.48 21 24.09 71 24.60 21.74 +2.35 +9.1 SummitHtl N INN .72 7.0 10 11.13 2.32 1869 10.35 8344 10.85 9.52 +.36 +14.9 SummtH pfD N INNpD 1.61 6.8 26.50 6.75 5 23.65 21 24.01 23.65 -.30 +2.4 SumHP pfE N INNpE 26.89 4.35 11 22.80 110 23.38 22.53 -.51 +1.2sSumtMtls N SUM .29t 26 29.30 7.51 1895 27.71 11416 29.30 24.27 +2.59 +38.0 SummitMP rs N SMLP 39.45 7.50 52 20.37 365 23.29 19.55 -.52 +63.1 SmtStB Q SSBI .48 3.0 23 18.25 6.50 5 16.20 42 16.80 15.25 +1.00 +20.2 SumTher Q SMMT 5.49 1.28 3.38 SummW rs Q WISA 8.56 1.72 223 3.26 2377 4.17 3.20 -.85 -7.9 SumoLog n Q SUMO 46.37 16.71 960 30.38 4099 36.16 28.50 -6.25 +6.3 SunCmts N SUI 3.16 2.1 172.88 95.34 1416 151.95 3862 157.70 150.52 -.56 sSunLfFn g N SLF 2.20 18 51.22 24.37 634 48.06 6158 51.22 48.05 -1.36 +8.1sSunCokeE N SXC .24 71 7.29 2.33 1112 6.39 5989 7.29 6.19 +.03 +46.9 Suncor g N SU .84m 4.2 9 29.59 9.60 10112 19.86 61040 21.86 19.06 +.88 +18.4 SundEng Q SNDE 9.56 1.00 93 2.46 1186 3.03 2.40 -.23 +41.4 Sundial h Q SNDL 2.30 .14 253303 1.33 1707800 1.64 1.10 -.20 +180.6 SunlOnl N STG 2.95 .68 660 1.15 2980 1.56 1.12 -.43 +5.5sSunLink A SSY 3.30 .60 395 1.80 10473 3.30 1.64 -.58 +41.7 SunocoLP N SUN 3.30 10.8 8 33.00 10.46 725 30.60 3015 32.55 30.01 -.40 +6.3 SunOpta Q STKL 17.07 1.33 1129 15.54 7025 16.17 13.34 -.66 +33.2 SunPower Q SPWR 57.52 2.64 5471 34.77 37739 38.70 28.31 -2.99 +35.6 Sunrun Q RUN 55 100.93 7.84 8000 62.58 34179 68.00 56.35 -5.92 -9.8sSunstnHtl N SHO .20 1.5 13.74 5.75 2954 13.21 11492 13.74 12.61 +.59 +16.6 SunstHt pfE N SHOpE 26.15 12.50 22 24.84 139 24.85 24.52 +.22 +1.6 SunstHt pfF N SHOpF 1.61 6.5 25.99 11.97 8 24.83 18 24.97 24.30 +.48 +5.4 Sunwks Q SUNW 29.37 .29 4126 13.19 35919 16.45 10.20 -2.75 +157.6 SupLeagu Q SLGG 6.50 1.30 815 3.13 4757 4.05 2.92 -.83 +10.6 SupMicC Q SMCI 71 35.08 15.76 353 32.63 1893 33.98 30.59 +.95 +3.1 SuperCm lf Q SPCB 3.09 .25 1760 1.41 13204 1.83 1.37 -.49 +36.9 SupDrillg A SDPI 1.44 .20 1020 .95 9934 1.32 .91 -.20 +56.7 SupGpCos Q SGC .40 1.7 21 28.58 6.10 65 23.82 273 25.30 22.35 -1.31 +2.5 SuperiorInd N SUP .36 6.3 9 7.39 .90 212 5.71 2567 6.92 5.41 -.13 +39.6 Supernus Q SUPN 13 31.99 13.12 1701 26.87 4062 31.68 26.15 -2.74 +6.8 supprt.cm Q SPRT 1.00e 2.57 .93 86 2.14 891 2.44 2.07 -.30 -2.7 SurfaceOn Q SURF 14.40 1.38 1103 8.48 7290 9.70 7.71 -1.02 -8.2 Surgalign Q SRGA 4.57 1.46 1363 2.44 8381 2.86 2.33 -.09 +11.4 SurgPtrs Q SGRY 42.87 4.00 691 39.47 1876 40.99 36.72 +.27 +36.1 Surmodic Q SRDX 54.92 22.06 75 52.15 307 52.94 48.70 +.13 +19.8 SutroBio Q STRO 28.30 6.00 340 22.20 2358 25.78 21.01 -2.24 +2.3sSuzanoP N SUZ 14.45 4.43 878 13.10 5714 14.45 13.06 -.93 +17.2 SwEBioFu23 N FUE 13.83 4.36 1 8.40 10 8.69 7.86 +.10 +27.3 SwEGrain23 N GRU 4.30 2.46 5 4.05 67 4.26 4.00 -.06 +15.2 SwRCmETR N RJN 2.54 .87 4 2.03 80 2.11 2.00 +.06 +24.2sSwRCmMTR N RJZ 11.08 5.86 3 10.59 28 11.08 10.57 -.23 +4.6sSwRCmATR N RJA 7.28 4.27 140 7.07 1266 7.28 7.03 +.06 +7.4sSwERCmTR N RJI 5.80 3.20 134 5.62 610 5.80 5.61 +.04 +13.5 SwisHelv N SWZ .64e .3 9.36 5.54 20 8.85 100 9.10 8.32 -.23 -1.0 Switch N SWCH .20e 19.99 10.30 1986 17.34 8503 18.08 17.14 -.84 +5.9 SwitchE un N SBE/U 56.90 9.60 9 36.41 91 44.42 31.01 -5.41 -20.3 SWK Hld Q SWKH 16.24 6.12 9 13.75 43 14.83 13.57 -.66 -4.4 SykesEnt Q SYKE 35 43.68 22.12 194 40.86 932 42.17 38.59 -1.07 +8.5 Synacor Q SYNC 2.20 .79 757 2.13 3665 2.19 2.11 -.03 +56.6 Synalloy Q SYNL .25e 2.9 14.25 3.81 43 8.67 195 9.43 8.26 +.21 +11.2sSynaptics Q SYNA 34 137.89 44.41 454 134.03 2582 137.89 127.70 -1.03 +39.0 SynchrTc Q SNCR 6.59 2.17 464 4.43 2599 5.05 4.36 -.62 -5.7 Synchrony N SYF .88 2.3 17 40.69 12.15 7518 38.68 36058 40.60 37.94 +.60 +11.4 Synchr pf N SYFpA 27.22 9.00 52 25.97 461 26.07 25.42 -.02 -2.7 SyndaxP Q SNDX 27.85 6.88 677 24.41 2991 24.99 21.71 +.99 +9.8 SyneosH h Q SYNH 81.35 30.02 644 77.35 4510 78.25 71.83 +1.73 +13.5 Synlogic Q SYBX 5.11 1.35 218 3.79 1621 4.89 3.58 -1.11 +75.5 Synnex N SNX 1.50 1.7 10 164.74 52.06 310 89.16 1303 92.00 84.22 +.75 +9.5 Synopsys Q SNPS 82 300.91 104.90 1934 245.21 8114 266.80 242.13 -22.86 -5.4sSynovusFn N SNV 1.32 3.1 12 45.39 10.91 719 42.31 4058 45.39 41.54 +.08 +30.7 SynthBio A SYN .41 sSypris Q SYPR .08 1.9 7.89 .54 2072 4.12 204283 7.89 2.18 +.64 +171.1 SyrosPhar Q SYRS 15.65 4.26 924 8.40 4293 11.61 8.21 -2.99 -22.6sSysco N SYY 1.80 2.3 81.80 26.00 3146 79.63 14698 81.80 75.95 +2.92 +7.2 Systemax N SYX .28 .8 35 45.35 14.00 109 36.10 823 44.66 35.70 -8.07 +.6T -:T-MobileUS Q TMUS 45 135.54 63.50 5117 119.97 32847 125.34 115.89 -.13 -11.0 TAL Educ N TAL 90.96 45.15 3497 77.54 17206 88.64 75.68 -12.61 +8.4 TAT Tch h Q TATT .34e 6.1 13 8.34 3.00 20 5.60 123 6.22 5.41 -.61 +23.6 TC Energy N TRP 3.09e 16 56.99 32.37 3771 41.93 14282 45.39 41.89 -2.75 +3.0 TC PpLn N TCP 2.60 8.9 9 41.84 18.00 2469 29.12 4650 31.30 29.07 -1.95 -1.1sTCF Finl Q TCF 1.40 3.1 13 48.16 16.96 900 44.82 5489 48.16 44.16 +.10 +21.1 TCF Fn pfC Q TCFCP 1.43 5.6 26.97 11.78 10 25.54 69 25.65 25.14 -.08 -3.7 TCG BDC Q CGBD 1.28m 10.3 33 13.55 4.30 310 12.46 1265 12.95 11.82 +.41 +21.4 TCR2 Th Q TCRR 35.86 5.84 537 26.46 1598 29.18 25.91 -2.41 -14.5 TCW Strat N TSI .40f 7.0 6.01 3.89 90 5.63 664 5.68 5.59 +.01 -1.1 TD Holdg Q GLG 4.02 1.20 971 2.47 6522 2.63 2.22 +55.3 TDH Hld Q PETZ 14.52 .52 856 3.16 4737 4.64 2.57 -.44 +70.8 TE Connect N TEL 1.92f 1.5 132.65 48.62 2262 130.03 10450 132.46 125.05 -2.19 +7.4 TELA Bi Q TELA 23.55 5.25 16 15.37 201 18.00 15.08 -.38 +2.2sTESSCO Q TESS .08m 1.1 9.25 4.12 23 7.01 467 9.25 6.95 -1.52 +12.3 TFF Phr Q TFFP 21.14 3.44 832 14.22 2467 17.07 12.66 -2.67 -.7 TFS Fncl Q TFSL 1.12 5.7 65 22.47 12.65 868 19.53 3997 21.09 19.45 -.01 +10.8 TG Thera Q TGTX 56.74 6.34 1202 43.77 6097 48.02 42.42 -3.51 -15.9 THLCSenL N TSLF 1.32 11.1 15.50 8.85 11.88 sTJX N TJX 22 71.06 32.72 9675 65.99 57610 71.06 65.40 -1.70 -3.4 TOP Sh rs Q TOPS 15.50 .95 2952 2.35 17521 3.20 2.15 -.57 +94.2 TPG RE N TRTX 1.72 16.5 6 20.84 2.45 541 10.44 2540 11.85 10.26 -.52 -1.7 TPI Co Q TPIC 81.36 9.19 4892 47.66 9347 69.66 46.95 -22.84 -9.7 TSR h Q TSRI 18.73 2.70 1 9.87 17 10.58 9.01 -.74 +41.0 TTEC Hl Q TTEC .66e .8 80 91.08 26.28 160 84.14 994 84.86 78.56 +.03 +15.4 TTM Tch Q TTMI 24 14.95 8.06 1384 14.12 5865 14.63 13.99 -.36 +2.4 Tabula Q TRHC 69.31 30.12 499 40.55 2957 49.00 40.01 -7.67 -5.3 TactSys Q TCMD 64.53 29.47 210 50.82 1493 60.61 50.29 -9.50 +13.1sTaitron h Q TAIT .16f 3.4 5.39 2.02 95 4.76 1479 5.39 4.45 +.25 +46.5 Taiwan N TWN 1.71 29.68 12.18 11 28.52 34 29.51 28.24 -1.03 +11.2 TaiwLipo Q TLC 12.65 2.48 15 5.34 71 5.87 5.33 -.37 +20.5 TaiwSemi N TSM .73e .6 142.20 42.70 17261 125.94 72402 135.28 122.83 -10.72 +15.5 TakeTwo Q TTWO 43 214.91 100.00 1476 184.46 7808 195.40 181.11 -10.40 -11.2 TakedaPh N TAK 20.00 12.43 4777 16.71 22570 17.50 16.57 -.96 -8.2 Takung A TKAT 4.74 .76 93 3.12 805 3.93 2.50 -.38 +110.8 Talend Q TLND 63.43 18.30 133 50.73 841 55.75 49.56 -5.01 +32.3 TallgELP N TEGP 2.20f 9.8 22.41 10.93 22.39 TalosEn N TALO 17.24 5.00 797 10.59 4901 11.43 9.25 +1.17 +28.5 TandmD Q TNDM 123.74 43.69 899 95.99 7177 104.74 88.39 -2.11 +.3 TangerFac N SKT 1.43f 9.1 8 20.96 4.05 2455 15.74 18531 17.22 14.69 +1.14 +58.0 Tantech Q TANH 3.65 .81 1371 1.58 7844 1.93 1.46 -.33 +14.5 Taopng hrs Q TAOP 15.00 1.86 719 8.37 113105 14.48 6.84 +1.33 +194.7sTapestry N TPR 1.35 3.2 42.92 10.18 4458 42.14 25405 42.92 38.87 +2.68 +35.6 Tarena lf Q TEDU .28e 9.3 5.36 1.50 297 3.01 1704 3.15 2.90 -.11 -1.0 TargaRes N TRGP .40m 1.3 38.25 3.66 2061 30.93 11344 33.45 29.09 +.97 +17.2 TargaR pfA N NGLSpA 2.25 9.0 25.77 6.47 25.03 Target N TGT 2.72 1.5 31 199.96 90.17 4279 183.44 17779 190.41 182.18 -5.38 +3.9 TargtHosp Q TH 21 4.95 .82 411 1.67 1575 2.06 1.62 -.28 +5.7 TaroPhrm N TARO 12.81e 10 80.00 53.95 44 71.50 183 76.39 70.56 -4.80 -2.6 TarsusPh n Q TARS 63.69 15.33 25 36.25 181 40.62 33.95 -2.51 -12.3sTaseko A TGB 2.09 .20 4800 1.66 32865 2.09 1.65 -.14 +25.8 TataMotors N TTM 23.38 3.92 1865 21.99 10029 22.96 20.52 +.56 +74.5 TattoCh A n Q TTCF 27.80 14.09 1334 19.93 9959 22.79 18.80 -2.85 -12.9 Taubmn N TCO 2.70 6.3 22 53.29 26.70 42.99 TaylrDv Q TAYD 12.20 6.61 8 11.07 18 11.93 11.05 -.57 +5.7 TaylorMH N TMHC 12 31.11 6.39 1136 27.51 5345 29.37 26.57 -1.10 +7.3 TayshaGn n Q TSHA 33.35 18.16 36 25.59 227 31.13 25.33 -5.15 -3.6 Team N TISI 13.86 3.75 192 11.09 1732 12.48 9.83 +1.15 +1.7 Technip N FTI .13 5 16.34 4.49 15226 8.22 74968 8.77 6.71 +.94 -12.6 TechTarg Q TTGT 101.12 16.82 237 83.63 1744 91.23 78.27 -7.87 +41.5sTeckRes g N TECK .19e 23.93 5.60 5836 20.83 32557 23.93 20.61 -2.17 +14.8 Tecnoglass Q TGLS .11 1.5 18 7.83 2.15 51 7.39 276 7.75 7.25 +.06 +6.9 Tecton pfB Q TECTP 2.25 24.3 10.45 6.75 6 9.25 14 9.75 9.25 -.45 +8.0 Teekay N TK 1.00f 31.4 4.88 1.70 1446 3.18 5455 3.55 3.01 -.11 +47.9sTeekLNG N TGP .76 5.6 14.30 7.00 253 13.51 1441 14.30 13.17 +.15 +17.9 TeekLN pfA N TGPpA 2.25 8.7 26.48 13.57 11 25.89 92 25.93 25.56 +.08 +.3 TeekOffsh N TOO .04m 2.6 1.55 TeekOf pfA N TOOpA 1.81 21.9 22.07 5.64 8.28 TeekOf pfB N TOOpB 2.13 22.9 23.52 6.90 9.29 TeekyTnk N TNK 26.92 8.90 692 12.59 3088 14.20 12.37 -1.21 +14.4sTegna N TGNA .28 1.5 11 19.27 9.61 2894 18.23 12482 19.27 18.00 +.19 +30.7 TejonRnch N TRC 17.90 12.12 94 16.32 332 17.13 16.25 -.37 +12.9 Tekkorp un Q TEKKU 12.25 9.70 3 11.19 235 11.75 10.95 -.56 +4.1 TeklaHlth N HQH 1.93e 7.7 26.01 13.78 125 24.96 842 25.98 24.43 +4.7 TeklaHcrOp N THQ 1.35a 6.5 21.34 11.50 76 20.79 473 20.96 20.51 -.08 +2.0 TeklaLfSci N HQL 1.48e 7.1 22.32 11.45 109 20.89 448 22.07 20.68 -.75 +5.8 TeklaWH N THW 1.40 8.1 17.92 8.76 106 17.32 591 17.32 16.63 +.48 +9.4 Teladoc N TDOC 308.00 102.01 6976 221.09 26589 292.37 211.32 -71.42 +10.6tTlcmArg N TEO .71e 11.9 12.24 5.70 669 5.96 2613 6.26 5.67 -.19 -9.1 Teledyne N TDY 35 413.31 195.34 303 371.00 1477 406.15 370.11 -34.91 -5.4 Teleflex N TFX 1.36 .3 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120 24.50 1827 30.00 24.06 +.20 +25.3 TitanPh rs Q TTNP 16.35 2.82 1165 3.31 6004 4.01 3.10 -.62 +.6 TivityHlth Q TVTY 12 25.45 1.92 566 23.80 2336 25.39 22.81 -.27 +21.5 Tiziana Q TLSA 16.79 1.54 521 3.01 2270 3.72 2.70 -.73 +49.0 TollBros N TOL .44 .8 11 56.96 13.28 3146 53.42 13439 56.08 51.33 -1.52 +22.9 TomiEnv n Q TOMZ 11.30 3.73 204 4.24 866 5.15 4.07 -.78 -7.2 Tompkins A TMP 2.08 2.7 15 85.93 53.32 48 77.33 190 82.25 74.90 +1.01 +9.5 TonixP h Q TNXP 2.46 .39 15781 1.19 120591 1.41 1.00 -.23 +76.3 TootsieR N TR .36b 1.2 28 58.98 28.99 654 30.81 2178 32.92 30.21 -.44 +3.7 TopBuild N BLD 78 224.89 54.83 401 190.41 2217 211.40 183.83 -21.59 +3.4 Torchlght Q TRCH 4.83 .21 23274 2.48 157733 3.73 2.02 -.64 +254.3sTorm Q TRMD .85p 9.16 6.34 71 8.31 502 9.16 8.23 -.71 +17.9 Toro Co N TTC 1.05f 1.0 40 102.56 52.07 483 100.77 2368 102.35 98.81 +1.34 +6.3sTorDBk N TD 3.16 10 63.78 33.74 2855 60.37 14286 63.78 60.26 -.17 +7.0 MonTNAPpl N TPYP .45p 22.95 10.92 60 18.95 4224 20.02 18.93 -.30 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TravelCt Q TA 35.99 5.51 538 24.04 1064 32.36 24.04 -6.51 -26.3 Travelct 30 Q TANNZ 2.00 8.8 22.85 Travelers N TRV 3.40f 2.3 16 152.29 76.99 1437 145.50 6552 151.48 144.89 -.41 +3.7sTravelzoo Q TZOO 35 15.51 3.04 44 13.52 351 15.51 13.01 -.26 +43.2 TreanIns n Q TIG 17.90 9.90 100 16.92 487 17.57 16.30 -.08 +29.2 TrecoraRs N TREC 10 7.47 4.23 68 7.10 415 7.28 7.00 -.02 +1.6 Tredgar N TG .48 3.1 20 17.84 8.01 139 15.24 690 15.77 14.72 -.09 -8.7 TreeHseF N THS 53.98 33.50 482 50.02 2923 52.63 48.69 +.51 +17.7sTrmntMtg Q TRMT .04m .7 5.99 1.45 48 5.68 1099 5.99 5.07 +.87 +49.9tTreoAcI n N TACA 10.68 10.04 112 10.21 722 10.45 10.04 -.18 Trevena h Q TRVN 3.68 .46 2484 2.15 16247 2.41 2.04 -.19 +.2 TreviTh Q TRVI 8.50 1.33 62 2.82 412 3.08 2.66 -.25 +16.5 Trex s N TREX 107.64 28.11 973 91.64 6220 102.93 88.02 -10.97 +9.5 TriPointe N TPH 15 22.17 5.89 2145 19.00 11020 19.49 17.84 +.12 +10.1sTriContl N TY 1.15e 3.7 31.45 16.94 28 30.86 228 31.45 30.57 -.24 +4.7 TriCntl pf N TYp 2.50 4.5 58.44 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pfD N TRTNpD 1.72 6.7 27.84 7.20 57 25.71 106 26.50 25.61 -.62 -5.4sTriumphBc Q TBK 38 78.96 19.03 180 76.70 872 78.96 73.44 +3.06 +58.0 TriumphGp N TGI .16 1.1 23.30 3.02 1043 14.57 7091 15.80 13.94 +.15 +16.0 Trivago Q TRVG 5.88 1.25 4182 4.34 38512 5.00 3.41 +.88 +79.3 Tronox N TROX .28 sTrueBlue N TBI 22.24 12.02 304 20.83 1112 22.24 20.70 -.09 +11.4 TrueCar Q TRUE 6.47 1.98 1363 5.42 8308 6.25 4.73 +.24 +29.0sTruistFn N TFC 1.80 3.2 14 61.26 24.01 10766 56.96 41224 61.26 56.86 -.62 +18.8 Truist pfO N TFCpO 28.23 25.06 107 26.17 618 26.69 25.72 -.46 -5.9 Trupanion Q TRUP 126.53 22.48 445 96.76 2352 107.28 92.32 -9.92 -19.2 TrstNY Q TRST .27 3.9 12 7.77 4.30 708 6.88 3814 7.19 6.80 +.04 +3.1sTrustmk Q TRMK .92 3.1 14 32.29 20.08 253 30.16 1431 32.29 29.98 +.23 +10.4 TrxadeG Q MEDS 11.60 4.01 101 6.25 382 7.40 6.02 -1.21 +18.1 Tsakos N TNP .20 10.6 4.05 1.45 1.88 sTsakos pfD N TNPpD 2.19 9.3 24.54 9.90 4 23.49 49 24.54 23.45 -.38 +11.5sTsaksE p E N TNPpE 23.68 9.75 23 22.35 102 23.68 22.24 -.59 +7.8 T2 Biosys Q TTOO 3.79 .24 5980 2.29 37218 2.80 2.00 -.54 +84.7 Tucows grs Q TCX 94.20 42.50 31 79.02 140 84.02 78.64 -4.74 +6.9 TuesMrn lf Q TUES 1.83 .19 .28 TufinSoft N TUFN 20.11 5.79 284 12.30 1942 12.69 11.13 +.21 -1.4sTuniu Q TOUR 4.61 .73 2845 3.52 17090 4.61 3.39 -.55 +100.0 Tuppwre N TUP 1.08 3.5 38.59 1.15 602 30.57 3083 34.34 30.13 -2.88 -5.6 Turkcell N TKC 6.36 4.36 527 5.44 2892 5.96 5.33 -.56 +.9sTrmrcAc un Q TMPMU 11.45 9.95 6 10.75 70 11.45 10.53 -.29 +4.7 TurnPtBr N TPB .22f .4 29 61.08 14.09 171 49.20 1103 52.86 48.00 -2.28 +10.4 TurnPtTh Q TPTX .05p 141.30 31.30 295 117.91 1383 122.45 108.93 -4.02 -3.2 TurtleBc Q HEAR 35.74 4.05 439 29.90 2532 34.18 28.90 -3.20 +38.7 TuscnHld Q THCB 25.20 9.16 2029 16.62 30109 23.86 14.25 -1.76 -2.8 TuscnHl un Q THCBU 39.78 9.75 3 21.00 42 31.39 20.73 -5.85 -18.4 TuscanII Q THCA 11.65 9.02 150 10.40 1299 11.00 10.27 -.60 -5.5 TuscanII un Q THCAU 17.95 8.94 1 11.20 10 12.66 11.06 -1.75 -12.1sTutorPerini N TPC 8 18.42 2.61 1456 14.70 3973 18.42 14.60 -2.97 +13.5 21Vianet Q VNET 44.45 9.34 11301 36.44 21502 39.10 35.90 -3.37 +5.0s22ndCentry A XXII 4.66 .55 3202 3.35 20237 4.66 3.28 -.79 +52.3 Twilio N TWLO 457.30 68.06 2843 392.88 15226 430.00 371.70 -32.67 +16.1 TwinDisc lf Q TWIN .36 4.4 6 9.88 4.66 5 8.27 84 8.66 8.06 -.18 +5.4 TwistBio Q TWST 214.07 18.52 883 137.64 5715 151.18 111.85 -13.17 -2.6sTwitter N TWTR 80.75 20.00 35297 77.06 173899 80.75 66.19 +4.78 +42.3 Continued from previous page NYSE, NYSE American and Nasdaq Exchanges Continued on next page Exch. 52-week Vol Friday Vol Weekly YTD Name Market Symbol Div Yield PE High Low 1000s Last 1000s High Low Chg % Chg Exch. 52-week Vol Friday Vol Weekly YTD Name Market Symbol Div Yield PE High Low 1000s Last 1000s High Low Chg % Chg MONEY & MARKET$Page 18 www.sunnewspapers.net The Sun/Saturday, February 27, 2021 

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EXIV 36.47 5.00 7.45 UBS FILCG N FBGX 613.75 147.31 2 546.51 4 575.33 538.10 -46.68 -1.1sUBS Grp N UBS .69e 4.4 16.20 7.48 3099 15.52 12649 16.20 15.40 +9.8 uCldlink n Q UCL 24.77 8.56 2 11.80 36 13.95 11.51 -1.75 +12.0 UDR N UDR 1.44 3.5 51.25 29.20 2573 41.17 9807 43.69 41.15 -1.05 +7.1sUFP Inds Q UFPI .60e 1.0 27 65.62 29.17 351 61.00 1773 65.62 59.25 +.96 +9.8 UFP Tch Q UFPT 21 53.68 30.80 31 49.52 147 53.48 48.10 +.91 +6.3 UGI Corp N UGI 1.30 3.4 13 40.89 21.75 1707 38.31 5839 40.67 38.26 -1.98 +9.6sUMB Fn Q UMBF 1.28f 1.5 23 88.61 39.47 292 84.37 1367 88.61 79.75 +3.48 +22.3sUMH Prop N UMH .76f 4.5 24 17.36 8.63 442 17.07 1177 17.36 16.31 +.64 +15.3 UMH pfC N UMHpC 1.69 6.7 25.89 10.25 17 25.04 79 25.17 24.85 -.07 -1.8 UP Fint Q TIGR 38.50 2.03 11509 23.85 51437 34.76 22.60 -11.13 +200.4sUSEcology Q ECOL .72 1.9 17 41.16 29.89 271 38.21 977 41.16 36.77 +.66 +5.2 US FdsHl N USFD 24 39.38 8.32 1866 36.46 9671 38.27 35.86 +.05 +9.5 USGlobInv Q GROW .03 .4 6 8.37 .80 220 6.99 1584 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U.S. Treasury Bonds and Notes 2.38 Mar 21 p 100.03 100.04 1.25 Mar 21 p 100.03 100.04 2.25 Mar 21 p 100.06 100.07 .13 Apr 21 f 100.22 100.23 2.38 Apr 21 p 100.09 100.10 -0.01 1.38 Apr 21 p 100.07 100.08 2.25 Apr 21 p 100.11 100.12 -0.01 2.63 May 21 p 100.17 100.18 -0.01 3.13 May 21 p 100.20 100.21 -0.01 8.13 May 21 k 101.22 101.23 -0.02 2.00 May 21 p 100.15 100.16 -0.01 2.13 May 21 p 100.16 100.17 -0.01 2.63 Jun 21 p 100.24 100.25 1.13 Jun 21 p 100.11 100.12 1.63 Jun 21 p 100.16 100.17 -0.01 2.13 Jun 21 p 100.22 100.23 .63 Jul 21 f 101.29 101.30 2.63 Jul 21 p 100.31 101.00 1.13 Jul 21 p 100.14 100.15 1.75 Jul 21 p 100.22 100.23 -0.01 2.25 Jul 21 p 100.29 100.30 -0.01 2.13 Aug 21 p 100.30 100.31 -0.01 2.75 Aug 21 p 101.07 101.08 -0.01 .01 8.13 Aug 21 k 103.23 103.24 -0.02 1.13 Aug 21 p 100.17 100.18 .01 1.50 Aug 21 p 100.22 100.23 -0.01 .01 2.00 Aug 21 p 100.30 100.31 -0.01 .01 2.75 Sep 21 p 101.14 101.15 .02 1.13 Sep 21 p 100.19 100.20 .02 1.50 Sep 21 p 100.26 100.27 -0.01 .02 2.13 Sep 21 p 101.06 101.07 .02 2.88 Oct 21 p 101.23 101.24 -0.01 .03 1.25 Oct 21 p 100.25 100.26 .04 1.50 Oct 21 p 100.30 100.31 .03 2.00 Oct 21 p 101.09 101.10 .03 2.00 Nov 21 p 101.11 101.12 -0.01 .04 2.88 Nov 21 p 101.31 102.00 .04 8.00 Nov 21 k 105.19 105.20 -0.02 .05 1.50 Nov 21 p 101.02 101.03 .05 1.75 Nov 21 p 101.08 101.09 .05 1.88 Nov 21 p 101.11 101.12 .05 2.63 Dec 21 p 102.00 102.01 -0.01 .06 1.63 Dec 21 p 101.09 101.10 .06 2.00 Dec 21 p 101.18 101.19 -0.01 .06 2.13 Dec 21 p 101.22 101.23 .06 .13 Jan 22 f 102.09 102.10 +0.01 2.50 Jan 22 p 102.03 102.04 -0.01 .07 1.38 Jan 22 p 101.05 101.06 -0.01 .07 1.50 Jan 22 p 101.09 101.10 .07 1.88 Jan 22 p 101.20 101.21 .07 2.00 Feb 22 p 101.26 101.27 -0.01 .07 2.50 Feb 22 p 102.09 102.10 -0.01 .07 1.13 Feb 22 p 101.00 101.01 -0.01 .08 1.75 Feb 22 p 101.20 101.21 -0.01 .07 1.88 Feb 22 p 101.24 101.25 -0.01 .07 2.38 Mar 22 p 102.11 102.12 -0.01 .08 .38 Mar 22 p 100.09 100.10 .09 1.75 Mar 22 p 101.24 101.25 -0.01 .09 1.88 Mar 22 p 101.29 101.30 .08 .13 Apr 22 f 102.25 102.26 +0.01 2.25 Apr 22 p 102.12 102.13 -0.01 .09 .13 Apr 22 p 100.00 100.01 .09 1.75 Apr 22 3p 101.29 101.30 .09 1.88 Apr 22 p 102.01 102.02 -0.01 .09 1.75 May 22 p 101.30 101.31 -0.01 .10 2.13 May 22 p 102.13 102.14 .10 .13 May 22 p 100.00 100.01 +0.01 .10 1.88 May 22 p 102.06 102.07 +0.01 .10 1.88 May 22 p 102.01 102.02 +0.01 .10 1.75 Jun 22 p 102.03 102.04 .10 .13 Jun 22 p 100.00 100.01 +0.01 .10 1.75 Jun 22 p 102.05 102.06 .11 2.13 Jun 22 p 102.21 102.22 .10 .13 Jul 22 f 103.30 103.31 +0.03 1.75 Jul 22 p 102.07 102.08 +0.01 .11 .13 Jul 22 p 99.31 100.00 .11 1.88 Jul 22 p 102.15 102.16 +0.01 .11 2.00 Jul 22 p 102.20 102.21 .12 1.50 Aug 22 p 101.31 102.00 .12 1.63 Aug 22 p 102.05 102.06 .12 7.25 Aug 22 k 110.12 110.13 -0.02 .11 .13 Aug 22 p 99.31 100.00 +0.01 .12 1.63 Aug 22 p 102.07 102.08 +0.01 .12 1.88 Aug 22 p 102.18 102.19 .13 1.50 Sep 22 p 102.03 102.04 +0.01 .12 .13 Sep 22 p 99.31 100.00 +0.01 .12 1.75 Sep 22 p 102.17 102.18 +0.01 .13 1.88 Sep 22 p 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Tables show the fund name, sell price or net asset value (NAV), daily net change and weekly net change. Underlining highlights the funds ranked in the top 20% in each of the last 5 years: Footnotes: b Fee covering market costs is paid from fund assets. d Deferred sales charge, or redemption fee. f front load (sales charges). m Multiple fees are charged, usually a marketing fee and either a sales or redemption fee. NA not available. p previous day´s net asset value. s fund split shares during the week. x fund paid a distribution during the week. Name: Name of mutual fund and family. Obj: The funds objective group. Abbreviations listed below. NAV: Net asset value. Wk Chg: Weekly net change in price of NAV. Rtn: The funds total return, or percent change in NAV for the time period shown, with dividends reinvested. If period longer than 1 year, return is annualized.Rank: Funds letter grade compared with others in the same objective group; an A indicates fund performed in the top 20 percent; an E, in the bottom 20 percent. Saturday Mutual Funds Mutual Funds Mutual Funds Continued on next page Wk 4-wk YTD 3-yr Name Obj NAV Chg Rtn Rtn Rtn/Rk AIM Funds A: DivrsDiv p LC 7.43 -.52 -9.4 -17.2 -31.5/B GlSmMCGr p GL 9.78 -.64 -3.9 -9.9 -37.8/C GroAlloc p XC 6.87 -.44 -4.2 -11.5 -37.0/C Name Vol High Low Last Chg Name Vol High Low Last Chg Name Vol High Low Last Chg Rate Date Bid Ask Chg Yld Rate Date Bid Ask Chg Yld Rate Date Bid Ask Chg Yld Wk 4-wk YTD 3-yr Name Obj NAV Chg Rtn Rtn Rtn/Rk Wk 4-wk YTD 3-yr Name Obj NAV Chg Rtn Rtn Rtn/Rk Wk 4-wk YTD 3-yr Name Obj NAV Chg Rtn Rtn Rtn/RkMONEY & MARKET$Page 22 www.sunnewspapers.net The Sun/Saturday, February 27, 2021Fund Objectives: AL: Allocation 70-85% Equity, AM: Multialternative, BB: Commodities Broad Basket, BL: Bank Loan, BM: Bear Market, CA: Allocation 30-50% Equity, CC: Consumer Defense, CD: Consumer Cyclical, CH: China Region, CI: Intermediate-Term Bond, CL: LongTerm Bond, CR: Multicurrency, CS: Short-Term Bond, CV: Convertibles, DP: Diversified Pacific/Asia, EB: Emerging-Markets Bond, EE: Equity Energy, EI: India Equity, EM: Diversified Emerging Markets, ES: Europe Stock, FA: Foreign Small/Mid-Value, FB: Foreign Large-Blend, FF: Managed Futures, FG: Foreign Large-Growth, FQ: Foreign Small/Mid-Blend, FR: Foreign Small/Mid-Growth, FV: Foreign Large-Value, FX: Single Currency, GI: Intermediate Government, GL: Long Government, GR: Global Real Estate, GS: Short Government, HM: High-Yield Muni, HY: High-Yield Bond, IB: World Bond, IC: Trading-Inverse Commodities, ID: Industrials, IE: Trading-Inverse Equity, IH: World Allocation, IP: Inflation-Protected Bond, IS: Trading-Miscellaneous, JS: Japan Stock, LB: Large Blend, LC: Trading-Leveraged Commodities, LE: TradingLeveraged Equity, LG: Large Growth, LO: Long-Short Equity, LP: Energy Limited Partnership, LS: Latin America Stock, LV: Large Value, MA: Allocation 50-70% Equity, MB: Mid-Cap Blend, MC: Muni California Long, MF: Muni California Intermediate, MG: Mid-Cap Growth, MI: Muni National Intermediate, MJ: Muni New Jersey, ML: Muni National Long, MN: Muni New York Intermediate, MQ: Miscellaneous Region, MO: Muni Ohio, MP: Muni Pennsylvania, MR: Miscellaneous Sector, MS: Muni National Short, MT: Muni Massachusetts, MU: Multisector Bond, MV: Mid-Cap Value, MY: Muni New York Long, ND: Trading-Inverse Debt, NE: Market Neutral, NT: Nontraditional Bond, PJ: Pacific/ Asia ex-Japan Stock, RI: Target-Date Retirement, RR: Preferred Stock, SB: Small Blend, SC: Communications, SF: Financial, SG: Small Growth, SH: Health, SI: Muni Single State Intermediate, SL: Muni Single State Long, SM: Muni Minnesota, SN: Natural Resources, SP: Equity Precious Metals, SR: Real Estate, SS: Muni Single State Short, ST: Technology, SU: Utilities, SV: Small Value, TA: Target-Date 20002010, TD: Target-Date 2015, TE: Target-Date 2020, TG: Target-Date 2025, TH: Target-Date 2030, TI: Target-Date 2035, TJ: Target-Date 2040, TK: Target-Date 2045, TL: Target-Date 2055, TN: Target-Date 2050, TW: Corporate Bond, TV: Tactical Allocation, UB: Ultrashort Bond, VD: Trading-Leveraged Debt, VL: Stable Value, VO: Volatility, WS: World Stock, XM: Allocation 85+% Equity, XO: Infrastructure, XQ: Target-Date 2060+, XR: Option Writing, XS: Long-Short Credit, XP: Emerging-Markets Local-Currency Bond, XY: Allocation 15-30% Equity. Data based on NAVs reported to Morningstar by 6 p.m. Eastern. Source: Morningstar and The Associated Press 

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EngySvcsInv EE NL 178.77 +19.9 800-820-0888 Kinetics SpOf&CrpRstInst d MG NL 16.50 +18.6 800-207-7108 Kinetics ParadigmInstl d MG NL 68.39 +18.5 800-930-3828 Kinetics ParadigmNoLoad d MG NL 67.71 +18.5 800-930-3828 Vanguard EngyIdxAdmrl EE NL 33.29 +18.5 800-662-7447 Kinetics InternetNoLoad d MA NL 63.44 +18.4 800-930-3828 Kinetics InternetAdvC m MA 1.00 48.41 +18.3 800-930-3828 Kinetics MktOppsInstl d MG NL 39.41 +18.1 800-930-3828 Kinetics MktOppsAdvC m MG 1.00 36.24 +18.0 800-930-3828 Jacob InternetInv m ST NL 11.40 +17.9 888-522-6239 Fidelity Advisor EnergyA m EE 5.75 22.65 +17.3 877-208-0098 Fidelity Advisor EnergyI EE NL 23.92 +17.3 877-208-0098 Fidelity Advisor EnergyM m EE 3.50 23.26 +17.3 877-208-0098 Fidelity Select Energy EE NL 29.26 +17.2 800-544-8544 By 4-Week Percent Return* ProFunds UltSctOilGasInv LE NL 18.16 +40.6 888-776-3637 Morgan Stanley InsIncIncptA m SG 5.25 25.79 +38.1 800-548-7786 Morgan Stanley InsIncIncptI d SG NL 35.19 +38.1 800-548-7786 Victory GlbNatrlResA 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