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SATURDAY, MARCH 6, 2021 | YOURSUN.COM | $1.50 705252000258High 75, Low 55 Some rain and a t-storm SEE PAGE 2CTODAYS WEATHER 2016 PULITZER PRIZE WINNER VOL. 128, NO. 65 | $1.50 Charlie on food: Support local restaurants!INSIDE TODAYBible verse 2A Stocks 6-7A SPORTS Lottery 2B Sports on TV 2B LOCAL Police Beat 2C Obituaries 5C Opinion 6-7C Calendar 12C DAILY BREAK Comics and Puzzles 4-7D Horoscopes 5D Heloise 6D Dear Abby 7D Courthouse weddings gaining popularity PAGE 1CBobbi Sue Burton remembered by Englewood supporters. PAGE 1C SUN The DailyCharlotte € DeSoto € Sarasota YOUR BEST SOURCE FOR LOCAL NEWS Venice girls soccer wins state title in shootout . PAGE 1BOCALA (AP) „ Sometime this month, all Floridians age 60 and up will be eligible to receive COVID-19 vaccines, an expansion beyond the current restriction limiting the shots to people age 65 and over, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis said Friday. DeSantis said the shift this month in age restrictions will be made depending on the supply of vaccines coming to Florida, and it may eventually include people age 55 and older. It will happen in March. We will move the age down,Ž DeSantis said at a retirement community in Ocala where more than 3,000 shots will be given to seniors over the next several days. Once the change is made, anybody over age 60, regardless of occupation, will be eligible, the governor said. For the past several months, only seniors, residents and sta of long-term care facilities and health care workers have been eligible for the vaccines in Florida. This past week, eligibility opened up to all school employees, along with police ocers and “re“ghters age 50 and over. DeSantis also issued an order for the extremely vulnerable to have access to the shot at doctors oces and pharmacies beginning Wednesday. Previously the group could only get vaccinated at hospitals. But on Friday, some lawmakers said people with doctors notes were turned away at a Miami vaccination site because they did not provide a Florida state form that had to be “lled out by their physicians to con“rm they were extremely vulnerable to the virus and eligible for the vaccine. The form was released earlier this week. Later in the day, state lawmakers said doctors notes were reportedly also being accepted instead of the form. More than half of Floridas seniors, or about 2.5 million people age 65 and over, already have been vaccinated, but that “gure is likely higher given a lag in the reporting time, DeSantis said. That will only grow,Ž DeSantis said. STAFF REPORTSARASOTA „ The Florida Highway Patrol arrested a North Port woman on two counts of DUI manslaughter stemming from a Nov. 29 crash on River Road that killed a mother and her unborn child. Arrested was Jasmine Ann Gray, 27, of the 8700 block of Alam Avenue, the FHP reported. Gray faces six charges in all, two DUI manslaughter counts, two counts of driving with a suspended license involving death, and two counts of DUI with property damage, the report shows. Gray was driving a 2003 Honda Accord, headed south on River Road at about 5:30 a.m. Nov. 29. She veered across the center line, just south of Center Road, and slammed head on into a 2016 Ford Focus. The driver of the Ford was Cortney Nicole Kauman, 28, of Port Charlotte, the mother of two young boys. Kauman was pregnant, and both she and the unborn baby were killed in the impact. Kauman, 28, a certi“ed nursing assistant, was headed to work from her Gulf Cove home, her family told The Daily Sun . She was driving north on River Road toward Interstate 75. Gray, the sole occupant of the Honda, was transported to Sarasota Memorial Hospital and since released,Ž the FHP reported. A toxicology examination determined Grays blood-alcohol concentration level to be a .124%,Ž the Florida Highway Patrol reported late Thurday. Troopers arrested Gray earlier Thursday and she was booked into the Sarasota County Jail. As of Thursday night, she was being held without bond. Kaumans “nacé Je Jones said he was devastated by the loss of his partner in the crash. By NANCY J. SEMONSTAFF WRITERAfter months of COVID-19 cases rising in Charlotte, Sarasota, DeSoto and Lee counties, this week saw all four counties reporting decreases in cases from the previous week. There was good news in the schools: Charlotte County Public Schools reported there were no new cases of COVID-19 among students or sta members in the past week. And South Sarasota County public schools reported just three cases at the following: Atwater Elementary (1 sta member); Lamarque Elementary (1 student); and North Port High School (1 student). For the entire district, there were 13 new cases in the last 48 hours among all the schools in the district, which included both students and sta members. Steve Huard, spokesman for the Sarasota Department of Health, attributes his countys decrease in cases to a combination of factors „ more vaccines rolling out and the end of the holiday season, but he said he had not spoken to the DOHs epidemiologist for a full con“rmation of the reason for the decline. In Charlotte County, 10,634 residents have tested positive for the coronavirus since the pandemic began, and 822 have been hospitalized. There were 154 new cases in the seven-day period ended March 4, compared to 187 new cases the previous week. By SUE WADESUN CORRESPONDENTIts been nearly a year to the day since everything about the local restaurant industry, from Venice to Punta Gorda, changed. Charlotte Countys “rst case of COVID-19 was announced on March 7, 2020. Two weeks later, on March 20, statewide cases had hit 500, and Gov. Ron DeSantis ordered Florida restaurants closed to sit-down dining. That shutdown would continue for six weeks of the industrys peak season. A year later, the vast majority of local restaurants have reopened and are busy serving customers, although the way they do it is dierent now. All variables in the restaurant world have changed,Ž re”ected Florida Restaurant and Lodging Association chapter president Laurie Farlow, of Farlows on the Water in Englewood. Pivots become permanent in local restaurant industryIts just that COVID world we live in SUN PHOTO BY MAX KELLYVenices Tommy Villani, entrepreneurial owner of O The Wagon, Irmas Tacos and Barrel & Bean: My reminder to customers: Be patient.Ž COVID-19 cases drop in SW FloridaCharlotte County School District reports no new cases in a weekDUI charge in death of mother, unborn childGRAY SEE DUI , 4A SEE CASES , 4A SEE RESTAURANT , 5AGov says Floridians over 60 will get shotsSEE SHOTS , 4A 

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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 Florida COVID-19 by the numbers(As of 9 p.m. March 5) € Global cases: 116,025,351 € Global deaths: 2,578,785 € U.S. cases: 28,886,897 € U.S. deaths: 522,610 € Florida cases: 1,936,207 € Florida deaths: 32,093 € Charlotte County cases: 10,801 € Charlotte County deaths: 373 € DeSoto County cases: 3,850 € DeSoto County deaths: 75 € Lee County cases: 58,529 € Lee County deaths: 886 € Sarasota County cases: 27,376 € Sarasota County deaths: 749 Most cases in Florida: Dade County (417,447); Broward County (198,387); Palm Beach County (122,709); Hillsborough (113,045); Orange (115,818)SOURCE: FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF HEALTHALMANACToday is Saturday, March 6, the 65th day of 2021. There are 300 days left in the year.Supreme Court sides with SandfordOn March 6, 1857, the U.S. Supreme Court, in Dred Scott v. Sandford, ruled 7-2 that Scott, a slave, was not an American citizen and therefore could not sue for his freedom in federal court.On this dateIn 1475, Italian artist and poet Michelangelo was born in Caprese (kah-PRAY-say) in the Republic of Florence. In 1836, the Alamo in San Antonio, Texas, fell as Mexican forces led by General Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna stormed the fortress after a 13-day siege; the battle claimed the lives of all the Texan defenders, nearly 200 strong, including William Travis, James Bowie and Davy Crockett. In 1944, U.S. heavy bombers staged the first full-scale American raid on Berlin during World War II. In 1962, what became known as the Ash Wednesday Storm began pounding the mid-Atlantic coast; over a three-day period, the storm resulted in 40 deaths and caused more than $200 million in property damage. In 1964, heavyweight boxing champion Cassius Clay officially changed his name to Muhammad Ali. In 1981, Walter Cronkite signed off for the last time as principal anchorman of The CBS Evening News.Ž One year ago: The number of people infected by the coronavirus worldwide reached 100,000, with more than 3,400 dead.Todays birthdays Former FBI and CIA director William Webster is 97. Former Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan is 95. Dancer-actor Carmen de Lavallade is 90. Former Soviet cosmonaut Valentina Tereshkova is 84. Rock musician Hugh Grundy (The Zombies) is 76. Rock singer-musician David Gilmour (Pink Floyd) is 75. Actor-director Rob Reiner is 74. Singer Kiki Dee is 74. Actor Tom Arnold is 62. Actor D.L. Hughley is 58. Rock musician Chris Broderick (Megadeth) is 51. Basketball Hall of Famer Shaquille ONeal is 49. Actor Shaun Evans is 41. Rock musician Chris Tomson (Vampire Weekend) is 37. MLB pitcher Jake Arrieta is 35. Actor Eli Marienthal is 35. Actor Jimmy Galeota is 35. Rapper/producer Tyler, the Creator is 30. Actor Dillon Freasier is 25. Actor Savannah Stehlin is 25. Actor Millicent Simmonds (Film: WonderstruckŽ) is 18.Bible verseO that ye would altogether hold your peace! and it should be your wisdom.Ž „ JOB 13:5.Many times saying nothing is about the smartest thing we can do. By BRENDAN FARRINGTONASSOCIATED PRESSTALLAHASSEE „ Florida businesses would be protected from coronavirus lawsuits if they made a good e ort to follow guidelines to prevent the spread of COVID-19 under a bill passed by the House on Friday. The House also passed a bill that would make it a felony to pro“ t o a pandemic by making false or misleading marketing claims about personal protective equipment or the availability or access to a vaccine. The measures were the “ rst two bills the House passed in the 60-day legislative session that began Tuesday. While the bill to “ ght fraud during a pandemic passed unanimously without debate, Republicans and Democrats were sharply divided on the bill to shield businesses from COVID-19 lawsuits. Republicans said businesses are already su ering because of the pandemic and need the security of knowing that they dont have to worry about frivolous lawsuits. Democrats said people should not lose their access to courts if a business failed to protect employees or customers. They also said there is not a need for the bill because only a few dozen lawsuits have been “ led „ an argument Republicans rejected. Right now its not politically correct to come after businesses that have su ered so much,Ž said Republican Rep. Bob Rommel, who owns three restaurants. Trust me, it may be 50 lawsuits now, but if we dont do this it will be 50,000 lawsuits soon.Ž Rommel said small businesses could be ruined by a single lawsuit. The bill passed on a 83-31 vote. In order for a lawsuit to move forward, a plainti would have to present a signed a davit from a Florida physician saying there is a reasonable degree of certainty that the defendants actions caused the illness or death. Democrats argued that doctors would not sign such an a davit because its hard to pinpoint when someone contracted the disease. For me this bill has a when pigs ” y sort of quality to it,Ž said Democratic Rep. Omari Hardy. You can “ le a COVID related tort claim, and you have the possibility of succeeding „ when pigs ” y, or when hell freezes over, or when doctors do things they know they cant do.Ž The bill is a priority for Republican Gov. Ron DeSantis and also has the support of Republican Senate President Wilton Simpson. Plainti s would have one year to “ le a claim. A similar Senate bill has one more committee stop before reaching the full chamber.Florida House votes to shield businesses from COVID lawsuits adno=3786650-1 NOMINATE A HEALTHCARE HERO TODAY!!! 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N/E/P/C www.yoursun.com | The Daily Sun | SATURDAY, MARCH 6, 2021 PAGE 3A By ALAN FRAMASSOCIATED PRESSWASHINGTON „ Democrats set aside one battle over boosting the minimum wage but promptly descended into another internal “ght Friday as the party haltingly tried moving its $1.9 trillion COVID-19 relief bill through the Senate. Hours after asserting theyd reached a deal between party moderates and progressives over renewing emergency jobless bene“ts, lawmakers said Sen. Joe Manchin, D-W. Va., was apparently ready to support a less generous Republican version. Work on the Senate ”oor ceased for over eight hours as Democrats sought a way to salvage their unemployment provision. Manchin is pr obably the chambers most conservative Democrat, and a kingmaker in a 50-50 Senate that leaves his party without a vote to spare. With Democrats slim majorities „ they have a mere 10-vote House edge „ the party needs his vote but cant tilt too far center without losing progressive support. The episode tossed fresh complications into the Democrats drive to give quick approval to a relief bill that is President Joe Bidens top legislative goal. And while they still seemed likely to pass the package, the problem underscored the headaches confronting party leaders over the next two years as they try moving their agenda through Congress with such slender margins. People in the country are hurting right now, with less than two weeks from enhanced unemployment checks being cut,Ž Biden said at the White House, referring to the March 14 end to the current round of emergency jobless bene“ts. He called his bill a clearly necessary lifeline for getting the upper handŽ against the pandemic. The relief legislation, aimed at battling the killer virus and nursing the staggered economy back to health, will provide direct payments of up to $1,400 to most Americans. Theres also money for COVID-19 vaccines and testing, aid to state and local governments, help for schools and the airline industry, tax breaks for lower-earners and families with children, and subsidies for health insurance. The package faces a solid wall of GOP opposition, and Republicans used the unemployment impasse to accuse Biden of refusing to seek compromise with them. You could pick up the phone and end this right now,Ž Sen. Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., said of Biden. The stando and a host of eleventh-hour deals Democratic leaders were cutting with rank-and“le lawmakers re”ected the delicate challenge of navigating the precariously divided chamber. The House version of the massive relief package provides $400 weekly emergency unemployment bene“ts „ on top of regular state payments „ through August. In a compromise with moderates revealed earlier Friday, Senate Democrats said that would be reduced to $300 weekly but extended until early October. The plan, sponsored by Sen. Tom Carper, D-Del., would also reduce taxes on unemployment bene“ts. Later, lawmakers said Manchin was backing an alternative by Sen. Rob Portman, R-Ohio, that would provide $300 weekly bene“ts until mid-July. I dont know where he is,Ž No. 2 Senate Democratic leader Richard Durbin of Illinois, said of Manchins latest stance on jobless bene“ts. Asked if Democrats could simply accept the GOPs version, Durbin said: We dont want to. We want to get this wrapped up.Ž That was a nod to Democrats need to move the overall relief bill once again through the House, which has a large numbers of liberals. It approved an initial version of the legislation last weekend, which the Senate has since changed. Manchin has been a leading voice among moderates trying to rein the relief bills costs. Democratic leaders were trying to reach some agreement with Manchin, and his oce did not return requests for comment. I feel bad for Joe Manchin. I hope the Geneva Convention applies to him,Ž No. 2 Senate GOP leader John Thune of South Dakota told reporters about the pressure on the West Virginian. Before the unemployment bene“ts drama began, senators voted 58-42 to kill a top progressive priority, a gradual increase in the current $7.25 hourly minimum wage to $15 over “ve years. Eight Democrats voted against the proposal, suggesting that Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., and other progressives vowing to continue the eort in coming months will face a dicult “ght. But eight hours after that minimum wage roll call began, it still hadnt been formally gaveled to a close as all Senate work ceased while Democrats struggled to resolve their unemployment bene“ts problem. The next step would be a mountain of amendments, mostly by GOP opponents, virtually all destined to fail but designed to force Democrats to take politically awkward votes.Dem split on jobless benefits slows relief bill in Senate AP PHOTO/J. 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PAGE 4A SATURDAY, MARCH 6, 2021 | The Daily Sun | www.yoursun.com N/E/P/CHe had to tell their boys Brayden Michael Steven, 6, and Gauge, 3, their mother had died. She really was my world,Ž Jones told the Daily Sun in November. She had such a fun smile. She had a really big heart and would help anybody.Ž Jones said he harbors a lot of anger toward the woman who took Kauman and their unborn baby from him. She has rights, but I dont,Ž he said. She (Gray) was careless and took away the love of my life. She also wrecked our car. The car I have now needs to be “xed and I can only work part time now because I have to take care of the boys. This woman took so much from my boys and me.Ž Jones and Kauman worked alternative days so someone was always home for the boys. Today, Jones still suers. He misses Kauman every day. He created a makeshift memorial near the crash site. When this happened, so many people said they wanted to help. I received toys for my boys for Christmas, which was amazing. But theres things I need to help get me back to work that people promised. Its wrong to give someone hope but then not follow through with the promise.Ž Kauman is also survived by her mom Carrie Robinson, dad Joe Kauman, and sisters Megan and Morgan Kauman.DUIFROM PAGE 1A PHOTO PROVIDED BY FHPThe Honda Accord the FHP says Jasmine Ann Gray was drivingThe scenario was the same in Sarasota County: There were 443 new cases in the seven-day period ended March 4, down from 483 new cases a week earlier. There have been 26,088 residents who tested positive for COVID-19 in Sarasota County, and 1,257 have been hospitalized as a result. DeSoto County had 80 more cases in the seven-day period ended March 4; there were 116 more cases the previous week. DeSoto County has had 3,832 residents testing positive; 277 have been hospitalized since the pandemic began. DeSoto Countys public schools reported the following cases: Memorial Elementary (2 students); Nocatee Elementary (3 students, 3 school personnel); West Elementary (1 student, 3 personnel), DeSoto Middle School (3 students, 1 personnel), DeSoto High School (5 students, 1 personnel), DeSoto Secondary School (2 students, 1 personnel), and Family Service Center (1 student). In Lee County, there were 1,003 new cases „ down from 1,135 new cases the previous week. Lee County has had 56,571 cases among residents; 2,065 have been hospitalized. There were more deaths from the virus in each of the four counties. Charlotte County had 14 more deaths in the seven days ended March 4, bringing the death toll to 373; in Sarasota County, 19 more residents died, bringing the total to 749; DeSoto County had 2 more deaths, bringing its total to 75; and in Lee County, 14 more residents lost their lives, for a total of 886. Hospitalizations due to COVID-19, as of 4 p.m. Friday and reported by the Agency for Health Care Administration, totaled 145 in the four counties. There were 24 COVID-19 hospitalizations in Charlotte, 65 in Sarasota, 7 in DeSoto, and 49 in Lee County. Positivity testing rates were mixed; in Charlotte County the latest testing results available showed a positivity rate of 2.73% „ up slightly from 2.40% the previous week. Sarasota Countys positivity rate was 3.16%, down from 3.39% a week earlier. DeSoto County showed a large decrease in positive test results, going from 10.05% a week ago down to 4.72% in the latest testing data available Friday. In Lee County, the positivity rate was up slightly; it went from 4.84% a week ago to 5.23%. Barring any resistance by variant strains to the P“zer, Moderna and Johnson & Johnson vaccines, the latter of which is about to become available, the number of cases are expected to decline, health experts predict. The CDC recommends people should continue wearing masks, even if they have been vaccinated against the coronavirus.CASESFROM PAGE 1A The goal of the states vaccine strategy is to get those age 50 and over vaccinated “rst since thats the best way to save the most lives,Ž DeSantis said. The arrival of vaccines from Johnson & Johnson should aid the eorts to get shots into peoples arms since it only requires a single dose, compared with two shots needed for the P“zer and Moderna vaccines, he said. With the Johnson & Johnson vaccine, we show up in an area, we do thousands of people and you dont have to go back there,Ž DeSantis said. We can take it and knock it out for everyone.ŽSHOTSFROM PAGE 1A Memorials in the Sun Honor your passed loved ones anytime with a personalized memorial tribute. Call (941) 206-1028 for rates. STATE NEWS BRIEFSManslaughter, child neglect charges against Florida coupleCLEARWATER (AP) „ Authorities say a Florida couple is facing charges ranging from manslaughter to child neglect involving three children, one of whom died last year. The Pinellas County Sheris Oce says 33-year-old Ashley Ferguson and 34-year-old Matthew Ferguson were arrested Thursday. She is charged with aggravated manslaughter of a child and two counts of child neglect. He faces three counts of child neglect. It wasnt immediately clear if they have lawyers to represent them. The case began in July 2020, when deputies were sent to a Clearwater home to investigate a report of an unresponsive child. That child was pronounced dead at the home. The Tampa Bay Times reports that the other children could not speak and their legs were so weak they could barely walk. The children were deprived of nutrition, medical treatment and parental care. The couple was booked into the Pinellas County jail. Ashley Ferguson was being held without bail. Matthew Ferguson was being held in lieu of $40,000 bail.Police: 2 die when SUV and motorcycle collideST. PETERSBURG (AP) „ A collision involving a sports utility vehicle and a motorcycle killed two people and injured two others near downtown St. Petersburg early Friday, police said. The crash happened around 4:20 a.m., St. Petersburg police said. The driver of the motorcycle died at the scene. Crews took three people from the SUV to the hospital, where one person died, police said. One of the injured was listed in critical condition. Police ocers closed the road so the trac homicide unit could investigate the crash. No additional details were available.Two killed in crash on I-95 exit rampHOLLYWOOD (AP) „ Two people died and two others were injured in a crash on an Interstate 95 exit ramp in South Florida early Friday, the Florida Highway Patrol said. 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N/E/P/C www.yoursun.com | The Daily Sun | SATURDAY, MARCH 6, 2021 PAGE 5AOur stang has changed, how we interact with customers has changed. The only thing that hasnt changed is that the same quality of food is cooked the same way.Ž Tommy Villani not only kept Venices O The Wagon Brewery & Kitchen going throughout the pandemic, he opened two more entirely dierent concepts in Wellen Park: Irmas Tacos and Barrel & Bean. Last year, we were really cranking at O The Wagon. We didnt know what was going on yet,Ž he said. Since then, weve seen a 50% loss. The stresses on everybody in the industry this year have been immense. It seems that were coming out of this fog, but the battle hasnt gotten any easier.Ž Sue Randall, a Punta Gorda multi-restaurateur with husband Nick, admitted, I didnt think we were going to make it. We had to make a lot of dicult personnel changes, which was hard because weve always felt were a family. Now we have fewer people, and we all have to work harder.Ž While serving more diners outdoors than in, juggling rising costs and lower volume, navigating random shortages of sta and supplies, Farlow said, For a while, we were all bringing in our old Publix bags for to-go. The whole supply chains aected. Weve been waiting a long time for a new refrigerator for our line.Ž Randall added, We used to buy gloves at $40 a case; the cheapest Ive found now is $95. And theyre always out of stock. I have some stored in the back of my car; theyre like toilet paper used to be.Ž Farlow put it succinctly: Its just that COVID world we live in.Ž WHEN ONE DOOR CLOSES ... Though our strongest local restaurants survived, its no surprise that many eateries elsewhere were forced to close permanently. According to the 2021 State of the Restaurant Industry Report, released Jan. 26 by the National Restaurant Association, 17% of U.S. restaurants, more than 110,000 establishments, closed in 2020, with a loss of nearly 2.5 million jobs. The associations report also found that most shuttered U.S. restaurants had been in business an average of 16 years. Florida hasnt tracked the exact number of permanent restaurant closures, but our area shows a dramatically dierent picture than the restaurant association. Since this time last year, 28 local eateries were culled from the scene „ many of them already struggling, most of them less than “ve years old. Among the longest-lived local losses were Arturs Phils 41 in Punta Gorda; Port Charlottes Beef O Bradys, Jasons Deli, T.G.I. Fridays and Ruby Tuesday; and Englewoods Placida Grill. Almost unbeliev ably, 38 eateries „ one-third as many more „ sprang up in their places or in brand-new spaces. FERTILE GROUND IN FLORIDA Many hold that Floridas open environment is more fertile ground for restaurants than the rest of the nation. According to OpenTable data as of Dec. 15, U.S. restaurants overall had 72% fewer than last years seated diners. But Florida „ with 100% seating and outdoor-dining options „ was down only about a third. Farlow said, We see customers moving here every day; its the gift of the area. Gov. DeSantis has given us the tools to be open, and its up to us to follow guidelines to the extreme, to keep customers and employees safe.Ž Nationwide, too, consumer con“dence is returning and more people are dining out. Hudson Riehle, senior vice president of the National Restaurant Associations research and knowledge group, said, The good news is that the state of the Restaurant Industry Report shows a clear consumer desire to enjoy restaurants on-premises.Ž Villani said, I think people want to be out in public, out in groups, out experiencing food straight from the kitchen to the table. As much as to-go is a good thing, the quality of the food is going to suer when it leaves the restaurant.Ž Dave Eger, owner of Port Charlottes new Grill at 1951, reported going from 100 meals a night down to two meals a day last year. We still arent totally back on our feet, but were slowly climbing,Ž he said. Every week more people are coming out, so were doing only limited takeout now and just reopened for lunch. All in all, were on the up, about where we were when we closed last year.Ž SHORTSTAFFED AND STRESSED Nevertheless, nearly 600,000 Florida workers were furloughed or laid o during the shutdown. According to the FLRA, hotel and restaurant employees are still the largest Florida group seeking unemployment bene“ts. But what unemployment stats dont reveal is how hard it is to “nd people willing to work. Stang, a perennial thorn in restaurant owners sides, has become the biggest challenge in a world full of new challenges. Laurie Farlow said, I would hire 10 more people tomorrow if I could “nd 10 people.Ž Villani said, Were shortstaed and having trouble hiring people, and the adjustment from day to day is dicult because its inconsistent. One day you might be super busy, and the next its slow, which makes it hard to sta appropriately. I have employees who work all three of my restaurants to help us with volume. Were losing some of the camaraderie weve always had. Sta and owners are burnt out, grinding just to get by. There are a lot of tired people out there. My reminder to customers: Be patient.Ž Vito Recchia, owner of Port Charlottes Bella Napoli and Taglio Cucina & Pizzeria Romana, said, I dont know how restaurants can stay open seven days a week with the employee issues we have. The past six to nine months, its been really hard to “nd loyal employees who want to work. Its a lot worse than before. Ive never worked more in my life than this past year, in both places, trying to keep everything going.Ž Nick Randall sometimes steps in to do prep in the Village Fish Market kitchen. Said Sue, There are fewer of us, and everyone has to work harder, which impacts service. Our other Punta Gorda restaurant, La Fiorentina, hasnt reopened because we couldnt sta another restaurant.Ž With the minimum wage increasing to $15 an hour by 2026, Sue sees the screws continuing to tighten on restaurants. Im all for paying people decent money,Ž she said, but will the people who voted for the increase be willing to pay the inevitable increased prices? Weve already tightened the belt incredibly in the last year, in order to survive. Its a “ne balance. Can I aord that person? It will make things easier, but if it cuts into pro“t, can the business survive?Ž SEASON ƒ THEN, UNCERTAINTY Restaurants are bouncing back from last years seasonal hit but remain unsure of the future. Will new residents make up for the loss of Canadian visitors? Will consumer con“dence continue to rise? Will vaccination hold o new coronavirus spikes? Farlow said, Before shutdown, we were having a record year. Now were running only a little under what we did last season. The gift of last summer, when we reopened at 50%, was all the pent-up demand. My gut feeling is that, when people get vaccinated and feel they can move around again, well have another good summer this year. Its all uncertain, but well keep doing the right things so people will want to dine in.Ž Villani reported, Across all my restaurants Ive seen pretty steady business, maybe a little slower than a normal season. Weve lost the Canadians, and the demographic that most pushes our sales is the one that has to be the most careful. I think we have an entire year ahead before we start to see improvement, and I dont know when well get back to 100%. As business owners, we have to plan for that. But were seeing a little bit more every week.Ž Recchia said, We have people moving down from up north and adding to our economy what the Canadians used to bring. But this summer, were going to have to reevaluate our business. How many northerners are going to stay here? Do we stay open or close down part time in the summer? Will small independents close down, and big companies move in? Its all very unsettling.ŽRESTAURANTFROM PAGE 1A SUN PHOTO BY SUE WADE Not strictly COVID-caused, the closing of Arturs Phils 41 was nevertheless one of the years biggest losses. Closed since last yearWe cant directly attribute the following closures to the pandemic, but the 28-eatery total is more than twice our areas annual average. € Alligator Creek Bar & Grill € Anas European Café € Arturs Phils 41 € Baci Pizza Venice € Beef O Bradys Port Charlotte € Bellas Bistro € Cicis Port Charlotte € Colosseo € Dominic Anthonys € Father & Son Pizzeria € Gaspys Cafeteria € Irvings Coffee & Creamery € Jasons Deli Port Charlotte € Johnnys Bar & Grill € Kumo € La Famiglia Italian Restaurant € Las Margaritas de Camilas € Mr. Fun Guy Café 23 € Ntinos Family Restaurant € Orange House Wine Bar € Patsys Caribbean Delight € Placida Grill € Punta Gorda Diner € Ruby Tuesday Port Charlotte € Seven on Venice € Smoken Pit Bar-B-Q Port Charlotte € Stacks € T.G.I. Fridays Port Charlotte Launching against the odds10 more eateries opened this year than closed, 11 of them moving into spaces vacated within the last year. € Barrel & Bean € Belkis Cuban Deli € Big Bamboo € BLU Grotto Italian Ristorante € Bocca Lupo Wellen Park € Buffet City € Casa Rojas Cuban Bakery € Chesapeake House € Culture Coffee € Dubz BBQ € El Dorado Mexican Grill € Empire Bagel € Finnegans Grille & Pub € Grill at 1951 € Harbor Social € Healthy Pho € Home of Sushi Thai € Irmas Tacos € Ken & Barbs Grove City Kitchen € Key West Subs Charlotte Square € La Botte Italian Bistro € LMB Baking Co. € Los Dos Cristianos Orange House € Midori Sushi & Hibachi € PG Social House € Pho Charlotte € Pioneers Pizza Punta Gorda € Pizza Gorda € Que Rico Express € Ritas Italian Ice & F rozen Custard € Riviera Bar & Grill € Sassy Tarts € Snowbirds Grill € The Pier € Twisted Fork € Waffle House Punta Gorda € Wildwood Pizza € Yuppie Bowls To view todays legal notices and more visit, www.oridapublicnotices.com Notices Fictitious name 03/06/2021 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 of auction O n 0 4/ 0 1/ 202 1 at 8 am an auction will take place at 23047 Foote Avenue, Port Charlotte, Florida, 33952. The vehicles which will be auctioned include: Great Ventures LLC. reserves the right to accept or reject any and / or all bids. 2000 SUBARU 4S3BE6356Y7204924 2006 Honda 2HGFG12656H555707 Publish: March 6, 2021 406353 3788335 Notice of permit S tate o f Fl or id a Department of Environmental Protection Notice of Draft Permit The Department of Environmental Protection hereby provides Notice that it has prepared the Draft Permit for the proposed project as detailed in the application, subject to the conditions specified in the Draft Permit and summarized below. The applicant, Charlotte County Utilities, Craig Rudy, Utilities Director, 25550 Harborview Road, Suite 1, Port Charlotte, FL 33980 applied on January 15, 2020 for a permit to operate a Class I injection well system. The project is located at East Port Water Reclamation Facility, 3100 Loveland Boulevard, Port Charlotte, FL 33980, in Charlotte County (File No. 0330486-003 UO/1M, WACS ID No. 71655). The facility will operate one non-hazardous Class I injection well (IW-2) and associated monitor well (DZMW-1) for the disposal of secondary treated domestic wastewater from the East Port Water Reclamation Facility. The maximum injection rate for IW-2 shall be 5,250 gallons per minute and the maximum injection volume for IW-2 shall be 7.56 million gallons per day. The injection well is constructed with a 30-inch diameter steel casing set to 1,683 feet below land surface (bls), a 20-inch diameter steel casing set to 2,965 feet bls with a cemented annulus, and total depth of 3,246 feet bls. The dual-zone monitor well (DZMW-1) is completed in the Floridan Aquifer from 1,422 to 1,494 feet bls and from 2,249 to 2,330 feet bls. The Department has permitting j urisdiction under Chapter 403 of the Florida Statutes (F.S.) and the rules adopted thereunder. The project is not exempt from permitting procedures. The Department has determined that an Underground Injection Control permit is required for the proposed work. Any interested person may submit written comments on the draft permit and may request a public meeting within 30 days ff Notice of permit a f ter pu bli cat i on o f t hi s pu bli c notice. A request for a public meeting shall be submitted in writing and shall state the nature of the issues proposed to be raised in the meeting. If a public meeting is later scheduled, there will be another 30-day notice period for that meeting. Written comments or a public meeting request shall be submitted to the Department of Environmental Protection, Aquifer Protection Program, 2600 Blair Stone Road, MS 3530, Tallahassee, Florida 32399-2400, which is the office processing this permit appli cation. All comments received within the 30-day period will be considered in formulation o f the Departments final decision regarding permit issuance. The files associated with this order are available for public inspection during normal busi ness hours, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Monday through Friday, except state holidays, at the Department of Environmental Protection, South District Office, 2295 Victoria Avenue, Suite 364, Ft. Myers, FL 33901-3875, and a t the Department of Environmental Protection, 2600 Blair Stone Road, Tallahassee, FL 32399 2400. Any additional information concerning this project may be obtained by contacting Annette G. Roberts, Engineering Specialist, at 850-245-8576. Publish: March 6, 2021 130882 3788149 S tate o f Fl or id a Department of Environmental Protection Notice of Draft Permit The Department of Environmental Protection hereby provides Notice that it has prepared the Draft Permit for the proposed project as detailed in the appli cation, subject to the conditions specified in the Draft Permit and summarized below. The appli cant, Charlotte County Utilities, Craig Rudy, Utilities Director, 25550 Harborview Road, Por t Charlotte, FL 33982 applied on January 15, 2020 for a permit to operate a Class I injection well system. The project is located at West Port Water Reclamation Facility, 15005 Cattledock Poin t Road, Port Charlotte, FL 33981, in Charlotte County (File No. 0330461-002-UO/1M, WACS ID No. 71658). The facility will operate one non-hazardous Class I injec tion well (IW-1) and associated monitor well (DZMW-1) for the disposal of secondary treated domestic wastewater from the West Port Water Reclamation Facility and the Rotonda Wastewater Treatment Plant. The maximum injection rate for IW-1 shall be 3,300 gallons per minute and the maximum injec tion volume for IW-1 shall be 4.75 million gallons per day. The injec tion well is constructed with a 24-inch diameter steel casing se t to 1,210 feet below land surface (bls), a 12.75-inch diameter steel casing set to 1,274 feet bls with a cemented annulus, and total depth of 1,650 feet bls. The dual-zone monitor well DZMW-1 is completed in the Suwannee Formation from 772 to 818 fee t bls, Ocala Limestone from 910 to 940 feet bls. The Department has permitting j urisdiction under Chapter 403 of the Florida Statutes (F.S.) and the rules adopted thereunder. The project is not exempt from permitting procedures. The Department has determined that an Underground Injection Control permit is required for the proposed work. Any interested person ma y submit written comments on the draft permit and may request a public meeting within 30 days after publication of this public notice. A request for a public meeting shall be submitted in writing and shall state the nature of the issues proposed to be raised in the meeting. If a public meeting is later scheduled, there will be another 30-day notice period for that meeting. Written comments or a public meeting request shall be submitted to the Department of Environmental Protection, Aquifer Protection Program, 2600 Blair Stone Road, MS 3530, Tallahassee, Florida 32399-2400, which is the office processing this permit appli cation. All comments received within the 30-day period will be considered in formulation o f the Departments final decision regarding permit issuance. The files associated with this order are available for public inspection during normal busi ness hours, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Monday through Friday, except state holidays, at the Department of Environmental Protection, South District Office, 2295 Victoria Avenue, Suite 364, Ft. Myers, FL 33901-3875, and a t the Department of Environmental Protection, 2600 Blair Stone Road, Tallahassee, FL 32399 2400. Any additional informa tion concerning this project may be obtained by contacting Annette G. Roberts, Engineering Specialist, at 850-245-8576. Publish: March 6, 2021 130882 3788148 Lookingfor Adventure? Findit inthe Classifieds 

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116.16 65.13 CdnNR 1.81e ... 112.37 +3.05 +2.3 30.95 6.71 CdnNRs 1.50 ... 31.06 +3.77 +29.1 25.86 15.46 Canon ... 11 21.08 -.55 +8.6 127 .05 38.00 CapOne .40m 11 127 .70 +7 .51 +29.2 7 .85 1.97 CapsteadM .47 ... 5.87 +.14 +1.0 15.28 1.00 CpstnTur ... ... 8.21 -.13 -23.3 59.46 39.05 CardnlHlth 1.94 11 53.49 +1.97 -0.1 128.58 37 .59 CarMax ... 24 123.20 +3.69 +30.4 33.34 7 .80 Carnival ... ... 26.09 -.66 +20.5 45.63 13.60 CarpTech .80 ... 41.78 +1.12 +43.5 226.67 87 .50 Caterpillar 4.12 40 220.16 +4.28 +21.0 51.75 13.00 CedarF 3.74f ... 50.43 +1.26 +28.2 7 .41 1.55 Cemex .29t ... 6.85 +.24 +32.5 7 .92 1.41 CenovusE .25 ... 8.21 +.80 +35.9 5.53 .24 CntRsDvA ... ... 5.00 +1.04 +233.3 25.39 11.58 CenterPnt .64f ... 20.66 +1.22 -4.5 29.37 7 .02 Chemours 1.00 ... 27 .40 +3.87 +10.5 107 .58 51.60 Chevron 5.16 20 109.00 +9.00 +29.1 120.00 20.62 Chewy ... ... 82.87 -18.69 -7 .8 4.03 .91 Chicos .36f ... 2.34 -.35 +47 .2 79.03 9.25 ChildPlace 2.24 15 75.58 +6.33 +50.9 37 .94 18.45 ChinaSoAir .64e 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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 & MarketsUDow industrials1.82% (wkly)s 4-wk. 1.12%s YTD 2.91%VNasdaq-2.06% (wkly)t 4-wk. -6.76%s YTD 0.25%US&P 5000.81% (wkly)t 4-wk. -1.15%s YTD 2.29%US&P mid-cap0.67% (wkly)s 4-wk. 1.46%s YTD 8.94%VRussell 2000-0.40% (wkly)t 4-wk. -1.84%s YTD 11.01% 71.78 32.00 Citigroup 2.04 14 70.23 +4.35 +13.9 2.90 .42 CitiusPh ... ... 1.79 -.24 +75.5 173.56 103.79 CitrixSy 1.48f 30 135.47 +1.89 +4.1 19.79 1.05 CleanEngy ... dd 11.64 -1.40 +48.1 37 .23 16.12 ClearwEn C .93e 38 27 .19 -.27 -14.8 18.77 2.63 ClevCliffs .24 4 14.12 +.78 -3.0 239.87 156.68 Clorox 4.44f 20 184.34 +3.29 -8.7 17 .24 6.93 ClovrHlth n ... ... 7 .84 -1.56 -50.7 59.00 36.27 CocaCola 1.68f 26 50.79 +1.80 -7 .4 13.74 5.80 CohStQIR .96 q 12.88 -.13 +3.9 31.64 11.22 CohStSelPf 2.06 q 26.94 -.11 -4.1 86.41 58.49 ColgPalm 1.76 24 76.06 +.86 -11.1 55.25 31.71 Comcast 1.00f 26 55.09 +2.37 +5.1 73.73 24.28 Comerica 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... 83.74 16.51 DrxSPBull ... q 76.58 +1.57 +6.0 100.96 23.25 Discover 1.76 13 98.02 +3.95 +8.3 200.60 79.07 Disney 1.76 ... 189.99 +.95 +4.9 7 .28 2.00 DiverHlth .04m 3 4.80 +.30 +16.5 225.25 125.00 DollarGen 1.44 26 178.71 -10.28 -15.0 115.45 60.20 DollarTree ... 14 104.08 +5.88 -3.7 89.06 57 .79 DomEngy 2.52m ... 69.86 +2.17 -7 .1 435.58 275.22 Dominos 3.76f 27 330.24 -16.27 -13.9 39.33 18.40 Domtar g 1.82 ... 37 .39 +.34 +18.1 62.70 31.08 Donaldson .84 31 59.12 +.21 +5.8 64.04 21.95 Dow Inc 2.80 ... 62.91 +3.60 +13.4 72.16 10.60 DraftKin ... ... 59.52 -2.01 +27 .8 25.70 14.55 Dropbox ... ... 23.48 +.94 +5.8 87 .27 28.33 DuPont 1.20 ... 74.03 +3.71 +4.1 10.82 7 .97 DufPUC .60 q 10.62 +.16 +6.0 101.69 62.13 DukeEngy 3.86f 22 88.53 +2.94 -3.3 43.45 25.19 DukeRlty 1.02f 49 38.96 -.29 -2.5 64.85 26.02 eBay .64 12 53.76 -2.66 +7 .0 73.87 27 .00 EOG Rescs 1.65f ... 74.58 +10.02 +49.5 34.58 8.81 ETF M AlH ... ... 21.21 -1.35 +47 .8 60.00 1.50 EKodak ... dd 7 .60 -1.02 -6.6 138.18 56.42 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+1.7 170.19 100.55 GenDynam 4.40 16 170.52 +7 .05 +14.6 14.13 5.48 GenElec .04 39 13.60 +1.07 +25.9 66.14 46.88 GenMills 2.04f 20 56.78 +1.77 -3.4 57 .05 14.33 GenMotors ... 12 53.75 +2.42 +29.1 12.08 2.58 GenesisEn 2.14e cc 9.00 +1.11 +44.9 1.75 .40 GenesisHlt .24 dd .48 -.31 -1.2 11.73 .05 GeniusBr h ... ... 1.77 +.07 +28.3 37 .75 19.48 Gentex .48 12 35.30 -.08 +4.0 112.71 49.68 GenuPrt 3.16 ... 112.75 +8.22 +12.3 17 .22 6.70 GeoGrp 1.36m 8 7 .71 +.51 -13.0 5.47 1.65 Gerdau .02e 59 4.89 +.31 +4.7 15.57 .46 Gevo ... ... 6.98 -2.73 +64.2 85.97 56.56 GileadSci 2.72 cc 64.62 +3.22 +10.9 43.39 31.43 GlaxoSKln 2.89e ... 34.91 +1.30 -5.1 2.98 .23 Globalstar ... dd 1.42 -.35 +318.9 99.26 56.74 GlbeLife .75 14 97 .32 +3.92 +2.5 68.24 33.41 GlobusMed ... 46 62.14 -.36 -4.7 93.75 40.25 GoDaddy ... 81 75.70 -5.42 -8.7 340.10 130.85 GoldmanS 5.00f 14 327 .37 +9.14 +24.1 19.38 4.09 Goodyear ... ... 18.26 +1.45 +67 .4 11.19 2.00 GoPro ... ... 8.08 +.56 -2.4 GovPrpIT ... 11 27 .48 ... ... 64.93 26.75 vjGrace 1.32f cc 60.35 +1.42 +10.1 76.98 38.43 Graco .75f 34 66.31 -3.04 -8.3 1.23 .18 GranTrra g ... dd .80 -.05 +120.3 18.22 10.41 GraphPkg .30 28 16.70 +.83 -1.4 53.34 23.65 Greif A 1.76 18 54.74 +6.44 +16.8 67 .75 2.62 GrowGen ... ... 40.40 -5.23 +0.4 13.00 8.07 GuangRy .63e ... 9.19 ... ... 34.13 9.12 H&E Eqp 1.10 21 33.56 +2.63 +12.6 30.44 12.54 HP Inc .78f 13 29.75 +.78 +21.0 33.79 17 .95 HSBC 2.00e ... 30.64 +.93 +18.3 45.42 18.12 HainCels lf ... cc 43.57 +1.39 +8.5 23.43 4.25 Hallibrtn .18m 13 23.84 +2.06 +26.1 20.00 6.96 Hanesbds .60 ... 19.21 +1.52 +31.8 125.81 75.11 HanoverIns 2.80f ... 122.35 +7 .00 +4.6 4.69 1.06 SwstnEngy ... ... 3.96 -.09 +32.9 39.14 7 .01 SpiritAir ... 12 34.42 -1.46 +40.8 11.08 4.34 SprottSilv ... q 9.05 -.76 -3.1 283.19 32.33 Square ... cc 216.44 -13.59 -0.6 77 .77 37 .69 SP Matls .98e q 75.31 +1.76 +4.0 118.99 73.54 SP HlthC 1.01e q 113.02 +.41 -0.4 68.18 47 .66 SP CnSt 1.28e q 64.70 +1.40 -4.1 51.96 22.88 SP Engy 2.04e q 52.95 +4.80 +39.7 33.96 17 .49 SPDR Fncl .46e q 33.71 +1.40 +14.3 93.85 47 .71 SP Inds 1.12e q 93.44 +2.83 +5.5 139.24 68.10 SP Tech .78e q 128.95 -1.74 -0.8 68.81 43.44 SP Util 1.55e q 59.68 +1.32 -4.8 195.00 70.00 StanBlkDk 2.80f 41 185.31 +10.47 +3.8 10.15 6.11 StarGas .53 10 10.38 +.75 +10.3 81.08 42.10 StateStr 2.08 12 79.42 +6.65 +9.1 45.24 14.98 StlDynam 1.00 18 45.72 +4.14 +24.0 19.50 6.00 Stellantis ... ... 16.73 +.35 -7 .5 250.02 124.54 Stryker 2.52f 57 240.03 -2.66 -2.0 20.44 8.64 SubPpne 1.20m 16 14.95 -.01 +0.6 172.27 95.34 SunCmts 3.16 cc 143.28 -8.67 -5.7 27 .88 9.60 Suncor g .84m 10 21.99 +2.29 +31.0 2.30 .14 Sundial h ... dd 1.14 -.20 +139.5 9.10 1.30 SupLeagu ... dd 5.90 +2.77 +108.5 28.58 6.10 SupGpCos .40 12 24.94 +1.12 +7 .3 45.67 10.91 SynovusFn 1.32 13 45.63 +3.32 +41.0 82.50 26.00 Sysco 1.80 ... 81.79 +2.16 +10.1 48.22 16.96 TCF Finl 1.40 14 47 .63 +2.81 +28.7 71.06 32.72 TJX ... 21 62.72 -3.27 -8.2 142.20 42.70 TaiwSemi .73e ... 120.80 -5.14 +10.8 22.40 4.05 TangerFac 1.43f ... 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... ... 1.02 -.17 +51.1 4.83 .21 Torchlght ... dd 2.14 -.34 +205.7 63.78 33.74 TorDBk 3.16 14 62.82 +2.45 +11.3 49.21 22.13 Total SA 2.71e ... 49.20 +2.80 +17 .4 163.37 108.01 Toyota ... 9 148.52 +.59 -3.9 173.76 63.89 TractSupp 2.08f 42 155.82 -3.14 +10.8 161.00 70.00 TraneTch 2.12 ... 160.42 +7 .77 +10.5 4.24 .65 Transocn ... dd 4.26 +.79 +84.4 152.29 76.99 Travelers 3.40f 16 152.36 +6.86 +8.5 31.45 16.94 TriContl 1.15e q 31.00 +.14 +5.2 58.44 52.00 TriCntl pf 2.50 ... 55.60 +.29 -2.6 86.31 27 .79 TriNetGrp ... 28 79.65 -.62 -1.2 33.77 14.53 Trinity .84f 7 29.48 -2.62 +11.7 22.24 12.02 TrueBlue ... ... 21.43 +.60 +14.7 61.26 24.01 TruistFn 1.80 15 58.72 +1.76 +22.5 7 .48 4.30 TrstNY .27 13 7 .33 +.52 +9.9 3.79 .24 T2 Biosys ... dd 1.60 -.69 +29.0 38.59 1.15 Tuppwre 1.08 dd 31.04 +.47 -4.2 457 .30 68.06 Twilio ... ... 337 .28 -55.60 -0.4 80.75 20.00 Twitter ... cc 66.95 -10.11 +23.6 59.74 11.51 2U ... ... 35.54 -4.09 -11.2 72.95 42.57 Tyson 1.78f 12 72.71 +5.04 +12.8 49.46 29.20 UDR 1.44 cc 42.55 +1.38 +10.7 40.67 21.75 UGI Corp 1.30 14 40.66 +2.35 +16.3 12.45 7 .24 UWM Hl n ... ... 8.68 +1.11 ... 64.05 13.71 Uber Tch ... dd 55.54 +3.79 +8.9 51.95 11.79 UltraClean ... 40 45.75 -.63 +46.9 23.73 7 .15 UndrArm ... ... 22.66 +.77 +32.0 253.50 121.89 UniFirst 1.00 28 248.62 +6.33 +17 .4 63.89 44.06 Unilever 1.48e ... 54.02 +1.96 -10.5 221.28 105.08 UnionPac 3.88 26 209.71 +3.75 +0.7 63.53 17 .80 UtdAirlHl ... 6 50.52 -2.16 +16.8 11.28 2.10 UtdMicro .09e 62 8.61 -1.19 +2.1 178.01 82.00 UPS B 4.08f 31 164.40 +6.57 -2.4 321.94 58.85 UtdRentals ... 25 300.96 +3.58 +29.8 2.56 .22 USAntimny ... ... 1.14 -.29 +118.4 24.71 4.54 USSteel .04 ... 18.15 +1.54 +8.2 367 .95 187 .72 UtdhlthGp 5.00 28 347 .10 +14.88 -1.0 13.40 4.86 UnitGrp .60 dd 10.79 -1.12 -8.0 54.70 37 .04 UnvslCp 3.08 8 53.45 +2.63 +10.0 28.78 9.58 UnumGrp 1.14 7 28.79 +2.31 +25.5 2.56 .35 UraniumEn ... ... 2.04 -.08 +15.9V-W-X-Y-Z 89.68 45.07 VF Corp 1.76e ... 78.77 -.36 -7 .8 29.87 9.85 VICI Pr 1.32 79 29.22 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10.24 +.05 +3.1 100.73 60.05 PinWst 3.32f 18 76.30 +6.37 -4.6 89.90 10.10 Pinterest ... dd 68.14 -12.44 +3.4 160.00 48.62 PioNtrl 2.20f ... 163.59 +15.02 +43.6 15.50 1.67 PitnyBw .20 ... 8.60 +.12 +39.6 17 .79 3.00 PlainsAAP .72m ... 9.76 +1.32 +18.4 75.49 2.53 PlugPowr h ... dd 39.30 -9.08 +15.9 129.00 37 .36 Polaris 2.52f 30 129.48 +11.72 +35.9 61.57 23.31 PrinFncl 2.24 13 58.68 +2.10 +18.3 28.70 12.67 ProAssur .20m 14 26.62 +1.87 +49.6 111.86 16.14 PrUltPQ s ... q 83.76 -5.46 -7 .9 64.56 11.82 ProVixST ... q 12.40 -.65 -9.8 146.92 94.34 ProctGam 3.16 29 125.98 +2.45 -9.5 29.70 13.29 ProShtQQQ ... q 14.48 +.23 +0.5 33.19 16.98 ProShSP ... q 17 .40 -.18 -3.2 44.40 11.06 PrUShSP ... q 11.59 -.25 -6.5 95.94 10.88 PrUShD3 ... q 11.30 -.70 -11.4 162.15 11.76 PShtQQQ rs ... q 15.04 +.56 -0.9 8.03 3.68 ProspctCap .72 6 7 .16 -.14 +32.3 91.61 38.62 Prudentl 4.60f ... 90.66 +3.94 +16.1 62.15 34.75 PSEG 1.96 15 56.26 +2.43 -3.5 246.52 155.37 PubStrg 6.80 26 235.05 +1.11 +1.8 50.23 17 .12 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Yields affect rates on mortgages and other consumer loans. NET 1YR TREASURIES LAST PVS CHG AGO 3.25 3.25 4.25 .13 .13 1.13 PRIME RATE FED FUNDS 3-month T-bill .04 .04 ... .62 6-month T-bill .07 .07 ... .51 52-wk T-bill .08 .08 ... .47 2-year T-note .14 .14 ... .62 5-year T-note .79 .77 +0.02 .67 7-year T-note 1.23 1.21 +0.02 .81 10-year T-note 1.55 1.55 ... .92 30-year T-bond 2.29 2.31 -0.02 1.57Commodities Energy prices were sharply higher, with U.S. crude oil up 3.5% and Brent crude up nearly 4%. Gold and silver prices fell slightly.Crude Oil (bbl) 66.09 63.83 +3.54 +36.2 Ethanol (gal) 1.76 1.76 ... +22.8 Heating Oil (gal) 1.94 1.90 +2.53 +31.1 Natural Gas (mm btu) 2.70 2.75 -1.64 +6.4 Unleaded Gas (gal) 2.06 2.00 +3.34 +45.0 FUELS CLOSE PVS %CHG %YTD Gold (oz) 1698.00 1700.20 -0.13 -10.3 Silver (oz) 25.26 25.43 -0.70 -4.1 Platinum (oz) 1128.30 1135.30 -0.62 +4.9 Copper (lb) 4.09 3.99 +2.41 +16.3 METALS CLOSE PVS %CHG %YTD Cattle (lb) 1.19 1.19 +0.40 +5.4 Coffee (lb) 1.29 1.32 -2.50 +0.5 Corn (bu) 5.62 5.46 +2.88 +16.1 Cotton (lb) 0.86 0.86 +0.72 +10.4 Lumber (1,000 bd ft) 983.00 981.00 +0.20 +12.4 Orange Juice (lb) 1.10 1.09 +0.92 -10.7 Soybeans (bu) 14.34 14.15 +1.34 +9.1 Wheat (bu) 6.54 6.50 +0.65 +2.1 AGRICULTURE CLOSE PVS %CHG %YTD USD per British Pound 1.3840 -.0050 -.36% 1.2945 Canadian Dollar 1.2665 +.0006 +.05% 1.3427 USD per Euro 1.1912 -.0054 -.45% 1.1200 Japanese Yen 108.34 +.43 +.40% 106.39 Mexican Peso 21.2773 +.1685 +.79% 19.8900 1YR. 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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 r 4.03 4.02 4.17 Money market account 0.10 s 0.08 0.10 0.23 1 year CD 0.35 s 0.34 0.36 0.45 $30K Home equity loan 4.77 s 4.75 4.75 5.27 30 year xed mortgage 3.23 t 3.25 2.85 3.06 15 year xed mortgage 2.51 t 2.53 2.35 2.53adno=3788388-1 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. 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PAGE 8A SATURDAY, MARCH 6, 2021 | The Daily Sun | www.yoursun.com N/E/P/C By ALEX VEIGAAP BUSINESS WRITERWall Street capped a volatile day of trading Friday with a broad rally that snapped the markets three-day losing streak. The S&P 500 gained 2% after clawing back from a 1% skid that followed a 1% surge at the start of trading. Other stock indexes went through similar zigzags, but “nished with solid gains. The late-afternoon turnaround made up for some of the losses that the market began racking up after kicking o the week with the S&P 500s biggest gain since June. The index, which brie”y slipped into the red for the year on Thursday, managed to end the week 0.8% higher, its “rst weekly gain in three weeks. The markets latest gyrations came as investors struggled to “gure out what an encouraging report on the economy and the recent march higher for bond yields should mean for the market. Ultimately, investors will conclude that theyll be happy to take the bad with the good,Ž said Sam Stovall, chief investment strategist at CFRA. The bad thing being higher interest rates and the good being an improvement in the economy.Ž The S&P 500 rose 73.47 points to 3,841.94. The Dow Jones Industrial Average gained 572.16 points, or 1.9%, to 31,496.30. Earlier, it had been down 157 points. The Nasdaq composite climbed 196.68 points, or 1.6%, to 12,920.15. The tech-heavy index earlier ”ipped between a gain of 1.2% and a loss of 2.6%. Smaller company stocks outgained the broader market, as they have all year. The Russell 2000 index picked up 45.29 points, or 2.1%, to 2,192.21. The spark for all the uncertainty Friday was a government report that showed employers added hundreds of thousands more jobs last month than economists expected. Thats an encouraging sign for the economy, and it helped lift Treasury yields, with the closely watched 10-year yield momentarily topping 1.60%. The yield later fell back from that midday spike and wound up at 1.56%, only slightly higher than a day earlier. It remains well above its roughly 0.90% level at the end of last year. While the jobs report was encouraging in terms of jobs added by the economy, wage growth „ an in”ation bellwether „ rose last month in line with expectations. That may have helped ease some bond investors in”ation worries, at least for now. That sort implied, OK, at least this report doesnt point to a surge in in”ation,Ž Stovall said. That view could change next week, when the government issues its latest consumer and wholesale price data. For about a year, the stock market kept climbing on expectations that an economic recovery was on the way, even when the coronavirus pandemic meant conditions at the time seemed very bleak. Now that the recovery is much closer on the horizon, the market is unsettled because one of the main underpinnings for that incredible run is under threat: ultralow interest rates. Yields have been marching higher with rising expectations for the economys growth and for the in”ation that could accompany it. Economists have been upgrading their forecasts for this year as more people get COVID-19 vaccines, businesses reopen and Congress gets closer to pumping another $1.9 trillion of “nancial aid into the economy. The worry is that in”ation could take o, or something else could happen to jack yields up even further. Its the speed at which Treasury yields have climbed that has gotten Wall Street so uncomfortable, more than the actual level, which is still low relative to history. Higher yields put downward pressure on stocks generally, in part because they can steer away dollars that had been headed for the stock market and into bonds instead. That makes investors less willing to pay as high prices for stocks.Tech rebound pulls stocks out of slump to weekly gain NEW YORK (AP) „ Gov. Andrew Cuomos administration insisted Friday that a quest for scienti“c accuracy, not political concerns, prompted members of his COVID-19 task force to ask the state health department to delete data last summer from a report on nursing home patients killed by the coronavirus. The Wall Street Journal and The New York Times, citing documents and people with knowledge of the administrations internal discussions, reported late Thursday that aides including secretary to the governor Melissa DeRosa pushed state health ocials to edit the July report so it counted only residents who died inside long-term care facilities, and not those who died later after being transferred to a hospital. At the time, Cuomo was trying to de”ect criticism that his administration hadnt done enough to protect nursing home residents from the virus. About a third of the states nursing home fatalities were excluded from the report as a result of the change. The revelations about the removal of the higher fatality number come as the Democrat also faces accusations he sexually harassed two former aides and a woman that he met at a wedding. Cuomo had apologized Wednesday for acting in a way that made people feel uncomfortableŽ but rejected calls for his resignation and said he would fully cooperate with the state attorney generals investigation into the sexual harassment allegations. Federal investigators are scrutinizing his administrations handling of nursing home data. Top Democrats in the state have said they want those investigations to conclude before they make a judgment about Cuomos conduct, but in the wake of Thursday nights report, a few state lawmakers renewed calls for the governor to either resign or be ousted. And Cuomo hid the numbers. Impeach,Ž tweeted Queens Assembly member Ron Kim, who said Cuomo bullied him for criticizing how Cuomo withheld nursing home data. White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki said Friday that the allegations that Cuomo aides deleted data from the report was troublingŽ and said the White House certainly would support any outside investigation.Ž The July nursing home report was released to rebut criticism of Cuomo over a March 25 directive that barred nursing homes from rejecting recovering coronavirus patients being discharged from hospitals. Some nursing homes complained at the time that the policy could help spread the virus. The report concluded the policy didnt play a major role in spreading infection. The states analysis was based partly on what ocials acknowledged at the time was an imprecise statistic. The report said 6,432 people had died in the states nursing homes. State ocials acknowledged even then that the true number of deaths was higher because the report was excluding patients who died in hospitals. But they declined at the time to give any estimate of that larger number of deaths, saying the numbers still needed to be veri“ed. In fact, the original drafts of the report had included that number, then more than 9,200 deaths, until Cuomos aides said it should be taken out. State ocials insisted Thursday that the edits were made because of concerns about accuracy. The administration initially released data about how many nursing home residents died at both hospitals and nursing homes, but quietly stopped in early May. While early versions of the report included out of facility deaths, the COVID task force was not satis“ed that the data had been veri“ed against hospital data and so the “nal report used only data for in facility deaths, which was disclosed in the report,Ž Department of Health Spokesperson Gary Holmes said. The governors oce didnt respond to questions from The Associated Press about whether Cuomo himself was involved in removing the higher death total from the report. Scientists, health care professionals and elected ocials assailed the report at the time for ”awed methodology and selective stats that sidestepped the actual impact of the directive. The administration refused for months to release more complete data. A court order and state attorney general report in January forced the state to acknowledge the nursing home resident death toll was higher than the count previously made public. DeRosa told lawmakers earlier this month that the administration didnt turn over the data to legislators in August because of worries the information would be used against them by President Donald Trumps administration. Basically, we froze, because then we were in a position where we werent sure if what we were going to give to the Department of Justice or what we give to you guys, what we start saying was going to be used against us while we werent sure if there was going to be an investigation,Ž DeRosa said.NY officials removed tally of nursing home deaths AP PHOTO/YUKI IWAMURAFamilies of COVID-19 victims who passed away in New York nursing homes gather in front of the Cobble Hill Heath Center in October to demand that New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo apologize for his response to the coronavirus in nursing homes during the pandemic, in the Brooklyn borough of New York. 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PAGE 10A SATURDAY, MARCH 6, 2021 | The Daily Sun | www.yoursun.com N/E/P/C By CARLA K. JOHNSON, MIKE STOBBE and ZEKE MILLERASSOCIATED PRESSMore than 28 million Americans fully vaccinated against the coronavirus will have to keep waiting for guidance from federal health ocials for what they should and shouldnt do. The Biden administration said Friday its focused on getting the guidance right and accommodating emerging science, but the delays add to the uncertainty around bringing about an end to the pandemic as the nations virus fatigue grows. These are complex issues and the science is rapidly evolving,Ž Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Director Dr. Rochelle Walensky said Friday. We are making sure and taking time to get this right and we will be releasing this guidance soon.Ž Such guidance would address a ”ood of questions coming in from people who have been fully vaccinated against COVID-19: Do I still have to wear a mask? Can I go to a bar now? Can I “nally see my grandchildren? The need has slowly grown since January, when the “rst Americans began to complete the twodose series of COVID-19 vaccines then available. Now, more than half of people 65 and older have received at least one shot, according to Andy Slavitt, a senior administration adviser on the pandemic. In Washington state, Raul Espinoza Gomez has 22 grandchildren and great-grandchildren and an appointment Saturday for his second dose of coronavirus vaccine. By Easter, the 77-yearolds immune system will be ready to protect him from the virus. But how the family celebrates will depend on government advice, said Melissa Espinoza, 47, of Carnation, Washington, who plans to drive Gomez, her fatherin-law, to get his second shot. We didnt gather together as a big family at Christmas,Ž she said. We go by what the state and federal guidelines recommend. Weve had family members adversely aected by COVID. We know the risks are severe.Ž Worried about persistently high case loads and deaths, the Biden administration has condemned eorts to relax states virus restrictions and pleaded with the public for several months more patience. The caution has drawn critics, who point to the administrations own warnings that fatigue is winningŽ as evidence that they need to be more optimistic about the path ahead to secure the cooperation of those who are yet to be vaccinated. I think its going to be overly proscriptive and conservative and thats the wrong message,Ž former FDA Commissioner Scott Gottlieb told CNBC Wednesday of the forthcoming CDC guidance. If we continue to be very proscriptive and not give people a realistic vision for what a better future is going to look like, theyre going to start to ignore the public health guidance.Ž Dr. Jeremy Faust, an emergency physician at Brigham and Womens Hospital in the Division of Health Policy and Public Health, encouraged the CDC to be clearer about when and how it plans to produce guidelines for the vaccinated. Making the decision to go by the science is also making the decision that youre going to have to make a decision, which is really dicult when the science isnt settled,Ž he told the AP. Theyre drinking from a “rehose of science, and sometimes, it gets messy.Ž More than 55.5 million Americans have received at least one dose of vaccine, and slightly more than half of those „ 28.7 million „ have gotten the recommended two doses. The single-dose Johnson & Johnson shot soon will add a couple million more Americans with questions about what new freedoms they can safely enjoy. I do hope I get to see my great-grandchildren more,Ž said Rolando Solar, 92, who received his second dose in Miami Wednesday. But I know things will not go back to normal and, for an old man like me, this is as good as it will be.Ž Tami Katz-Freiman, 65, of Miami, got her second dose three weeks ago, and plans to watch the Miami Film Festival virtually Sunday at the home of unvaccinated friends. All will wear masks. We didnt have to discuss it with each other, because its very clear to me that when there is a doubt and you dont have a CDC straightforward rule you better be on the safe side and take care for yourself,Ž Katz-Freiman said. Three weeks ago, the CDC announced that fully vaccinated people do not have to go into quarantine if they have contact with someone with a con“rmed infection (for 90 days after the “nal shot). But the agency said nothing beyond that, noted Dr. Leana Wen, an emergency physician and public health professor at George Washington University. That (quarantine guidance) seems to imply to me that your chance of contracting COVID-19 and being a carrier to others is pretty low,Ž said Wen, who previously ran Baltimores health department. (But) we need to focus on what is most relevant to peoples lives, and my patients are not coming in and asking me: If Im vaccinated, do I still need to quarantine if Im exposed?Ž she continued. Id say the most common question I get is Can I visit my grandchildren?Ž Wen said. Experts say its understandable that the CDC has been cautious when many scienti“c questions remain, including how long vaccine-induced immunity lasts, and whether vaccinated people are still able to transmit the virus to others. The answers are important when advising someone what kind of risk they face in dierent settings, and how much of a risk they are to others. The vaccines at their best, in the clinical trials, were 95% eective, I didnt say 100%. And thats why we have to keep wearing masks most of the time,Ž said Dr. William Schaner, an infectious-diseases expert at Vanderbilt University. But CDC has needed to come out with something more for vaccinated people than sticking with the same old mask wearing, social distancing guidance, he added. People are so eager to do something and they want to see some tangible bene“t from the vaccines. Americans are impatient. They want to get on with it,Ž Schaner said. Indeed, there is a real cost to putting o this guidance,Ž as people turn to their own doctors for advice, or just make their own assumptions and decisions, Wen said. 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N/E/P/C www.yoursun.com | The Daily Sun | SATURDAY, MARCH 6, 2021 PAGE 11AYANGON, Myanmar (AP) „ Demonstrators de“ed growing violence by Myanmar security forces and staged more anti-coup rallies Friday, while the U.N. special envoy for the country called for urgent Security Council action, saying about 50 peaceful protesters were killed and scores were injured in the militarys worst crackdowns this week. The escalation of violence has put pressure on the world community to act to restrain the junta, which seized power on Feb. 1 by ousting the elected government of Aung San Suu Kyi. Large protests against military rule have occurred daily in many cities and towns. Security forces escalated their crackdown with greater use of lethal force and mass arrests. At least 18 protesters were shot and killed Sunday and 38 on Wednesday, according to the U.N. Human Rights Oce. More than 1,000 have been arrested, the independent Assistance Association for Political Prisoners said. Protests continued in the biggest cities of Yangon and Mandalay and elsewhere Friday. They were met again with force by police, and gun“re was heard. In Mandalay, Zaw Myo was fatally shot as the 26-yearold and other residents sought to protect a march by a group of engineers. U.N. special envoy Christine Schraner Burgener said in her brie“ng to a closed Security Council meeting that council unity and robustŽ action are critical in pushing for a stop to the violence and the restoration of Myanmars democratic institutions.Ž We must denounce the actions by the military,Ž she said in her brie“ng, as released by the U.N. It is critical that this council is resolute and coherent in putting the security forces on notice and standing with the people of Myanmar “rmly, in support of the clear November election results.Ž Schraner Burgener reiterated an earlier appeal to the international community not to lend legitimacy or recognition to this regime that has been forcefully imposed and nothing but chaos has since followed.Ž She urged council members to hear the voices of the people of MyanmarŽ and support Kyaw Moe Tun, the countrys U.N. ambassador who was terminated by the military after denouncing the coup in a dramatic speech to the General Assembly. The military appointed his deputy, who resigned a day later and Tun has said he remains Myanmars permanent representative to the U.N. The Security Council took no immediate action. Council diplomats said Britain circulated a draft presidential statement for consideration, a step below a legally binding resolution. Any kind of coordinated action at the U.N. will be dicult because two permanent members of the Security Council, China and Russia, are likely to veto it. Schraner Burgener, a veteran Swiss diplomat, said she hopes to visit Myanmar and use her good ocesŽ to “nd a peaceful solution through dialogue. Meanwhile, the U.S. State Department said Friday that the government has taken action to prevent Myanmars military from improperly accessing more than $1 billion in Myanmar government funds held in the United States. And YouTube removed “ve channels run by Myanmars military for violating its guidelines and said it is watching for any further violations. It earlier pulled dozens of channels as part of an investigation into content uploaded in a coordinated in”uence campaign. The decision by YouTube followed Facebooks earlier announcement that it has removed all Myanmar military-linked pages from its site and Instagram, which it owns. Many cases of targeted brutality by security forces in the streets have been captured in photos and videos that have circulated widely on social media. Videos have showed security forces shooting people at point-blank range and chasing down and savagely beating demonstrators. The U.S. called the images appalling, the U.N. human rights chief said it was time to end the militarys stranglehold over democracy in Myanmar,Ž and the world bodys independent expert on human rights in the country, Tom Andrews, urged Security Council members to watch the videos. 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SATURDAY, MARCH 6, 2021 | YOURSUN.COM | facebook.com/SunPreps | @Sun_Preps | SECTION B NASCARS VILLAIN? For better or worse, Noah Gragson doesnt care what you think. PAGE 5B INDEX | Lottery 2 | NHL 2 | NBA 2 | College basketball 2 | Local 4 | Golf 5 | Auto racing 5 | MLB 6 | Scoreboard 7 GIRLS SOCCER MLB: SPRING TRAINING By MARC TOPKINTAMPA BAY TIMESPORT CHARLOTTE „ Youre Willy Adames, and youve worked your butt o to get to this point, the starting shortstop for the Rays. Youve gotten a little bit of fame for your play in the majors over the past 2½ seasons, and a fortune „ through the riches of arbitration eligibility „ is looming. Youre only 25, and the future is very much ahead of you. Unless the future is the guy standing next to you on the “eld „ Wander Franco, the consensus top prospect in the game for a second straight year. Or by the dugout, in Taylor Walls, the best defensive in“elder in the organization. Or Vidal Brujan, Xavier Edwards, Greg Jones or any of the other young, promising middle in“elders the Rays have lurking in the minors. You could be polite and professional publicly but view them for what they are „ threats to take your job and your money, to get you traded. Or you could show who you are, embracing them as teammates, oering to help them, insisting on paying forward the guidance you got on the way up for the good of the Rays and the game. Its really easy to let whats inside our organization, sometimes the competitiveness, kind of tear us apart,Ž Walls said. But he has been the glue to this thing. He helps everybody stay meshed, stay competitive, stay laughing, joking.ŽAdames is here to help, even to Rays angling for his job SUN PHOTO BY TOM ONEILLTampa Bay shortstop Willy Adames doubles against Atlanta during the spring home opener on Feb. 28. InsideWith NL DH unlikely this season, prepare for another year of hapless hitting from pitchers. Said NL MVP Freddie Freeman: To give guys a whole year and a half off from doing that „ and theyre not good hitters anyway „ is going to make it even worse.Ž The Braves drafted Charlie Morton all the way back in 2002. After trading him for a limited return in 2009, they saw him become one of baseballs best pitchers. Now hes back, and he brings a wealth of experience with him. Both stories page 6B SEE ADAMES , 6B By VINNIE PORTELL SPORTS WRITERDELAND „ Before each game and at the end of every practice this season, Venice senior goalkeeper Ashton Pennell practiced defending penalty kicks from her teammates not knowing that the state “nal would come down to just that. The Venice and Lourdes Academy girls soccer teams went through 80 minutes of regulation and two 10-minute overtime periods without a goal „ sending the 6A state championship to penalty kicks on Friday night at Spec Martin Municipal Stadium. Pennell thwarted two of the Bobcats “rst three kicks while senior teammates Kiki Slattery, Rachel Dalton and Olivia Fair buried their penalty kicks to hold on for a 3-1 win „ capturing the “rst state title in program history. Going into PKs, I was very con“dent in myself and the team,Ž Pennell said. Weve been preparing since last year, and I think we all had that goal in mind. It feels amazing because a lot of us were there when we lost last year, and it was just heartbreaking. Going out with a bang is the best.Ž The Indians left Spec Martin last year with tears in their eyes and a mission to make it back to the state “nal. After a long season that included a district “nal loss to North Port and two one-goal playo wins, Venice found itself facing Lourdes Academy once again in the championship round. The Bobcats entered the state “nal having allowed just “ve goals all year, and the Indians knew what they were facing „ especially after losing to them last year. COLLEGE FOOTBALLPREP BASEBALL By BRETT MARTELAP SPORTS WRITERLSUs former athletic director recommended in 2013 that Les Miles be “red as Tigers football coach because of his behavior with female student workers, according to a law “rms 148-page review of how the university has handled sexual misconduct complaints. Then-athletic director Joe Allevas recommendation to former LSU President F. King Alexander is detailed in a report made public Friday by the Husch Blackwell law “rm. The report oers a scathing view of the resources and attention LSU has dedicated to such complaints campus-wide and also has resulted in the suspensions of two senior athletic ocials. Executive deputy athletics director Verge Ausberry has been suspended 30 days and senior associate athletic director Miriam Segar 21 days. Both are suspended without pay and ordered to undergo sexual violence training.Ex-LSU AD wanted Miles firedSexual misconduct alleged against former coachMILES SEE MILES , 5BSTATE CHAMPIONSVenice wins final in shootout; takes revenge on Lourdes Academy SUN PHOTO BY JUSTIN FENNELLVenices Aiden Beechy pitches to a Jesuit High School batter during Fridays game SUN PHOTO BY VINNIE PORTELLVenice girls soccer team c elebrates their state championship. By PATRICK OBLEY SPORTS WRITERVENICE „ Wonder how a team like Venice snaps a threegame losing streak? Easy-peasy „ just beat the best team in the country. Cole Schumakers sacri“ce bunt snapped a deadlock and pinch-hitter Grant Nokes RBI single provided a crucial insurance run during a two-run sixth inning that led Venice to a 3-2 victory against Tampa Jesuit on Friday night. Jesuit (4-1) entered the game as the No. 1 team nationally in the MaxPreps rankings and No. 8 in the Perfect Game ranks. Venice (4-3) had suered consecutive losses to Braden River, Sarasota and Sarasota Riverview, the last two against high Division-I pitching talents. Im real proud of the attitude of my team,Ž Venice coach Craig Faulkner said. We came out ready to play tonight. We dropped three games and we knew we had a good team. We faced some really good pitchers and things didnt bounce our way and things bounced the other teams way.Ž Things bounced Venices way from the outset on Friday. Facing Jesuit lefty and Central Florida commit Dominic Castellano, Venice drew “rst blood in the second inning. John Whitney led o with an in“eld hit to second, then Schumakers “rst bunt „ a perfectly placed slow roller he beat out for a hit „ moved Whitney into scoring position. Stephen Deans worked a walk, then Venice starting pitcher Aiden Beechey helped his own cause and delivered a sacri“ce ”y.Venice snaps losing streak with big winSEE WIN , 4B SEE CHAMPIONS , 4B 

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LOUIS (AP) „ Freshman Jacob Hutson had 13 points and Lucas Williamson and Braden Norris each added 11 and No. 20 Loyola earned a 7349 win over Southern Illinois on Friday in the quarter“nals of the Missouri Valley Conference Tournament. Loyola opened the game on a 10-0 run before Anthony DAvanzo scored the Salukis “rst basket 5:23 into the game. We always talk about wanting to set the tone early,Ž Williamson said. We always want to hang our hat on defense. It just sets the tone for the rest of the game.Ž Hutson had never scored more than four points against a Division I opponent prior to this game. The Ramblers have won three straight games against Southern Illinois after sweeping a two-game set in Chicago to close out the regular season. DVanzo led Southern Illinois with 18 points and freshman Dalton Banks, making his “rst career start in place of Jones, added 12 points. The 49 points for the Salukis were a season low.No. 20 Loyola cruises over SIU, advances in MVC tournament NHL: ROUNDUP By TIM REYNOLDSAP BASKETBALL WRITERLeBron James is going to Georgia this weekend for more than the NBA All-Star Game. Hes thinking about upcoming elections as well. The Los Angeles Lakers star, one of the organizers of the More Than A Vote organization that aims to stop Black voter suppression and which played a major role in the outcome of the 2020 elections by encouraging voter turnout, will narrate an ad that will be aired for the “rst time during Sundays All-Star Game in Atlanta „ in which he vows that the eorts will continue. Look what we made happen, what our voices made possible,Ž James says in the 51-second spot. And now, look what theyre trying to do to silence us, using every trick in the book and attacking democracy itself. Because they saw what were capable of, and they fear it.Ž With the All-Star Game being relocated to Atlanta because of the pandemic „ the original plan was for it to be played in Indianapolis last month „ it provided James and the More Than A Vote group the perfect backdrop to detail some of their plans going forward. The organizations 2021 platform, announced Friday morning, comes just days after House Democrats sent a bill to the Senate that potentially represents the largest overhaul of the U.S. election law in at least a generation. The Brennan Center for Justice at New York University, which charts such things, said state lawmakers across the country have “led more than 200 bills in 43 states that would limit ballot access in future elections. And earlier this week in Georgia, state lawmakers voted for legislation requiring identi“cation to vote by mail that would also allow counties to cancel early in-person voting on Sundays „ the souls to the pollsŽ events when many Black voters cast ballots after church. More Than A Vote is calling its latest plan the Protect Our Power campaign,Ž which it said will “ght against this new wave of voter suppression eorts sweeping the country aimed at rolling back the gains Black voters made in last years general election.Ž James also stresses in the spot that the group isnt about just words. Theyre demanding, and promising, action. This isnt the time to put your feet up or to think posting hashtags and black squares is enough,Ž James said to conclude the ad. Because for us, this was never about one election. Its always been More Than A Vote. Its a “ght thats just getting started. And weve been ready. 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Vitek Vanacek stopped 14 of the 18 shots he faced before he was pulled with 4:17 left in the second period and the Capitals trailing 4-0; Ilya Samsonov made six saves on seven shots the rest of the way. Carlo went down late in the “rst period after Wilson went hands-high to his head in the corner behind the Boston net. Carlo absorbed a cross-check from Vrana on his way to the ice and remained there for several minutes. No penalty was called.Bruins respond to head shot with victory over Capitals Opento the PublicGolf Outings and Twilight Leagues Available Golf Golf DIRECTORYCOURSES Open 7AM to 5PM (7days) Call Pro Shop for Current Rates 844-557-4226 For Tee Times 29201 S. 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PAGE 4B SATURDAY, MARCH 6, 2021 | The Daily Sun | www.yoursun.com N/E/P/CBeechey would keep the Jesuit bats at bay until the “fth when he surrendered a leado hit that was ruled a two-base error, a single, then a run-scoring base hit by Wes Mendes. Huston Wynne came on in relief and the lefty retired the side with the help of Deans, who picked o his second runner of the night from behind the plate. Another unbelievable job tonight by Stephen,Ž Faulkner said of Deans. Not only did he throw out some guys, but hes catching the ball great, blocking the ball all over the place. Hes really playing great baseball. It goes unnoticed sometimes by people, but not us. I was a catcher so I know what a good job hes doing back there for us.Ž Jesuit struggled all night in the “eld and on the base paths. In addition to getting picked o twice by Deans, Jesuit committed four errors in the “eld. Venices commitment to small ball led to several gaes. The real unsung hero tonight is Cole Schumaker,Ž Faulkner said. Two bunts down and that doesnt just happen. We work really hard on bunting and we work every day on it. A lot of people want to bunt, a lot of people want to do it, but it takes hard work to do that.Ž Deans agreed. That is Venice baseball,Ž he said. Thats what we do and its won us so many games and it just won us that game. And we do it every day over there on the practice “eld. Every day.Ž Jesuit got a run back in the seventh inning on a home run by John Kulikowski, but Wynne sandwiched the big ”y with a pair of strikeouts, then a comebacker to the mound. What he does best is that slider outside,Ž Deans said of Wynne. He pounds that outside corner and nobody can touch it because they dont expect it to break back in. He has a good tempo and keeps it going and keeps the in“elders on their toes and doesnt let them go back on their heels at all.Ž Jesuit will get a chance at revenge Saturday when they play host to Venice.LOCAL BRIEFSBaseballCardinal Mooney 8, Port Charlotte 3 The Port Charlotte baseball team suered an 8-3 loss at the hands of Cardinal Mooney on Friday night. Ethan Zystra had two hits and an RBI to led the Pirates and Stephen Lomski took the loss. Port Charlotte (1-6) hosts North Port on Monday. Lemon Bay 15, Oasis 4 The Manta Rays improved to 7-0 on the season with another masterful performance at the plate and on the basepaths. Lemon Bay erupted for eight runs in the second inning to create immediate breathing room. Javi Albarran had a fourhit night and drove in three runs. Jason Lepage and Joel Vasquez each delivered a pair of hits as the trio keyed Lemon Bays 11-hit attack. Vasquez also swiped three of Lemon Bays nine stolen bases. Lemon Bay will return to action with a pair of road trips next week, heading to Southeast on Monday and Port Charlotte on Thursday. Charlotte 11, IMG Academy Blue 1 The Tarpons jumped out to a 6-0 lead after two innings and salted away the game with a four-run fourth and a solo run in the “fth to end it by the mercy rule. Leado hitter Cameron Go went 4-for-4 with three doubles, two stolen bases and four runs scored. John Busha went 1-for-1 with a run scored and three runs batted in, thanks to a pair of sacri“ce ”ies. Coby Radelesco and Jacob Bubb each had a pair of hits as the Tarpons pounded out 11 in all. Bubb went 4.2 innings on the mound, allowing three hits and three walks while also striking out three. Charlotte improved to 5-2 on the season and will return to action Tuesday at North Port. SUN PHOTO BY JUSTIN FENNELLVenice rst baseman Aiden Corn attempts to pick o a Jesuit runner.WINFROM PAGE 1B We had a strategy coming into this game and it worked,Ž Venice coach Gary Bolyard said. We were gonna counter and let things happen. I dont think we gave up many good scoring chances in the second half. We knew wed be able to counter on them, frustrate them, and get our opportunities.Ž Venice and Lourdes Academy each had ”eeting chances to score, with most of them coming in the “rst half. The Indians put up four shots in the “rst half as the Bobcats seven shots „ each with three shots on goal. There were moments, such as the 27th minute, when Lourdes Academy headed a ball o the top goalpost, and then had a point-blank shot ricochet o a Venice defender. The Indians had their chances, too, as senior mid“elders Rachel Dalton and Eileen Solomon each “red in shots on goal that made Bobcats goalkeeper Mia Alexander work to get in front of the ball. Still, neither team could gain an edge as the ball was passed back and forth in the mid“eld for much of the night. In overtime, Venice recorded three shots on goal while Lourdes had two close looks in the 98th minute that were both de”ected away. Then, the soccer state “nal turned into a game of best-of“ve penalty kicks. After seeing her teams season end just two years ago to St. Petersburg on penalty kicks, Pennell has spent countless hours training to ensure it wouldnt happen again. I feel like I didnt have enough practice with them to save them or read them very well,Ž Pennell said of the regional “nal loss to St. Pete. I did take it upon myself to make sure in practice that I was giving my all on them. There was a little bit of nerves (tonight), but Im a captain, so I had to keep my composure for everyone else who was involved. If I would have been nervous, everyone else would have been nervous.Ž Once Slattery, Dalton and Fair had recorded their kicks „ and Solomons was blocked „ the Indians needed just one more stop from Pennell to hold on for the state title. Instead, Bobcats player Coco Aguilar sailed the ball over the goal. Though the referees didnt initially blow the whistle, the Indians held a 3-1 lead with only one Bobcat left to shoot. Moments later, the whistles blew and the Indians ran to celebrate together one last time „ as champions. Its exciting,Ž Bolyard said. You look back on the past of all the girls who have built this program to a pedestal and to get here. It wasnt just this year. It was all these years combined getting up to this point, and these girls “nished it o. Im so proud of them. They faced a lot of adversity this year. It was a rough start. We changed some formations. But they believed in each other, and they didnt let things get them down. They just kept working and working, and look where were at.ŽCHAMPIONSFROM PAGE 1B SUN PHOTO BY VINNIE PORTELLVenice High School girls soccer team celebrates their state championship. adno=3786961-1Powered byPick up a copy of the Sunday SUN to see who made the All Area Girls Weightlifting Team. Presenting Sponsor Team Al Ae PREPS SUN The DailyCharlotte € DeSoto € SarasotaProud supporters of our local high school athletes and athletic programs. t f l l h i h AUTO REPAIR Premier Sponsor 

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N/E/P/C www.yoursun.com | The Daily Sun | SATURDAY, MARCH 6, 2021 PAGE 5BMiles, who now coaches at Kansas, was investigated after two female student workers in LSUs football program accused the coach of inappropriate behavior. While that 2013 investigation by the Taylor Porter law “rm found Miles showed poor judgment, it did not “nd violations of law or that he had a sexual relationship with any students. Taylor Porter also concluded it could not con“rm one students allegation that Miles kissed her while they were in the coachs car with no one else present. Alleva recommended to the then-LSU president that Miles be “red with cause. In an email dated June 2013, Alleva wrote Miles was guilty of insubordination, inappropriate behavior, putting the university, athletic dept (cq) and football program at great risk.Ž The Taylor Porter review had been kept con“dential for about eight years until a redacted version of it was released this week after a lawsuit “led by USA Today. Miles, who was hired by LSU in 2005 and won a national title in 2007, remained the Tigers coach until he was “red during the 2016 season when the Tigers were 2-2. Miles, 67, has denied allegations he made sexual advances toward students and has said he merely sought to serve as a mentor for students who expressed an interest in pursuing careers in sports. Kansas has issued a statement saying it is reviewing the recent revelations before deciding upon any action regarding Miles status as coach. The Husch Blackwell report, which revisits the Miles investigation, also describes how the former coach tried to sexualize the sta of student workers in the football program by, for instance, allegedly demanding that he wanted blondes with big breasts, and pretty girls.Ž Meanwhile, LSU has not “red any current employees whose conduct was criticized in the Husch Blackwell report. Interim President Tom Galligan said during an LSU Board of Supervisors meeting Friday in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, that he sought to be fair in issuing discipline. Galligan stressed that the independent report concluded that failures in responding to sexual misconduct complaints at LSU stemmed largely from ambiguous policies and a lack of resources for overburdenedŽ employees tasked with handling such matters. People will be unhappy either way,Ž Galligan said of how the university chooses to discipline employees involved in the scandal. Galligan then read an excerpt from the report stating that such employees were not served well by the leadership of the university.Ž Attorney Scott Schneider, who led the Husch Blackwell review, said that while LSU does not have a monopoly on mishandling sexual misconduct cases, the university has been very slow to develop policies and infrastructure and personnel that was really requiredŽ to ensure compliance with federal Title IX laws. Those laws deal broadly with gender equity in education and also apply to instances of sexual violence or harassment at educational institutions. Schneider found that LSU leadership responded in a lackluster fashionŽ when ocials who handled Title IX compliance requested more resources. The universitys Title IX oce was never staed appropriately,Ž he said. Were not the “rst people to note that and ”ag this issue to the leadership of the university. It has been repeatedly addressed to the leadership of the university and seemingly nothing has been done to remedy it up until this point.Ž The report said LSUs failure to properly handle sexual assault complaints was campus-wide issue, and that allegations against athletes were treated no dierently than those against non-athletes. However, Schneider noted that star athletes tend to have inherent leverage over victims at schools where athletics are highly valued. Victims are understand ably r eluctant to participate in the Title IX process because they fear community backlash,Ž Schneider said. Galligan oered public apologies to victims and said he intends to act on all 18 recommendations in the report on how to strengthen how the university handles sexual misconduct complaints campus-wide. Those recommendations called for everything from clari“cation of policies and protocols to increases in stang and departmental reorganizations.MILESFROM PAGE 1B GOLF AUTO RACING By JENNA FRYERAP AUTO RACING WRITERLAS VEGAS „ NASCAR has a new villain and he doesnt really care what anyone thinks about him. Noah Gragson is the starring “gure in the latest uproar that is typical NASCAR. He crashed while leading last weekends race and ran his mouth afterward. How it was received depends on how you feel about Gragson. He can be viewed as a refreshing young X“nity Series driver unafraid to show his personality in a sport stued with straight-laced corporate promoters. Some instead see him as an entitled 22-year-old from a wealthy family who is undeserving of the attention and maybe even his ride. Hes back home in Las Vegas for Saturdays race and “nds himself at the center of a heated debate. Should he continue the de“ant Im going to be meŽ stance or take a step back? Thats my job is to get people talking about me. And its going good right now,Ž Gragson said. Gragson has been building to this moment the last four years, following a path blazed by NASCAR champions Kurt and Kyle Busch, who are also from Las Vegas. He was in the Truck Series at 18 driving for Kyle Buschs team, but the pipeline that traditionally leads to a Joe Gibbs Racing ride only got him three X“nity Series races. Gragson moved to JR Motorsports, the team owned by Dale and Kelley Earnhardt with a Hendrick Motorsports alliance. He scored two wins last season, his second with the team, but made waves on and o the track. Earnhardt Jr. told Gragson he was too aggressive and needed to reign it in a bit. Gragson tried for a bit, but found it just didnt suit his style. I tried to do what he said, but I just slowed down,Ž Gragson said. I didnt have the speed. I “nally got into the playos and Im like, Screw that, Im going to go out there and race as hard as I can and be comfortable with myself. And we had really good results.Ž The bumps continued on the track and o „ he landed a right hook to the side of Harrison Burtons face in a July incident „ and hes sparred on social media with his detractors. Now its ramped up again after last Saturdays race at Homestead-Miami Speedway, where Gragson had nearly a nine-second lead with three laps remaining when he ran into the back of a car he was trying to pass. David Starr was on the lead lap and didnt have to yield position, but Gragson let loose afterward on live TV. Carl Long, owner of Starrs car, responded by calling Gragson an over-entitled mouthpieceŽ who did not have enough talent to miss our wreck.Ž Fox Sports announcer Mike Joy even got involved. Our sport has always had funded drivers,Ž Joy wrote on Twitter. But its (sic) high time a few of these privileged kids, powered by daddys pile of cash, realize this whole sport doesnt exist just to make their dreams come true. Take some time to learn from those whove WORKED their way to the top.Ž Gragson believed the tweet was directed at him but has refused to back down, even as other drivers piled on. I love it. I love every second of it,Ž Gragson said. There are people who like me, theres people who hate me, youre gonna have that. Does it bother me? Not a bit.Ž Gragson has also developed an anity for hard seltzer, has made multiple references to seeking out a cold one following a race and seemed to accept one from a fan through the fence last summer at Bristol. Its raised eyebrow s because Gragsons father last September was sentenced to eight years in prison for a 2019 fatal DUI crash. Gragson this week suggested the online abuse that followed his fathers crash, trial and sentencing is harsher than anything hes faced in his racing career. Probably the worst stu you could hear on Twitter based on personal experiences in my life over the past couple years,Ž Gragson said. Stu that happens on the race track doesnt bother me a bit.Ž So he is enjoying his time at home with friends and family and is looking ahead to winning his “rst career race at Las Vegas Motor Speeedway. Gragson has not “nished lower than sixth in four X“nity starts and was second in last Septembers playo race. Im excited to be back in my hometown, its just comfortable. Its fun. My favorite restaurants, my favorite places to hang out,Ž he said. And I was so close to winning last weekend, and all the haters on Twitter, its more fuel for the “re and I enjoy every bit of it and its more motivation for me to go out there and win this weekend.ŽMeet NASCARs new villain AP PHOTO/MATT SLOCUMNoah Gragson returns to home track Las Vegas Motor Speedway for Saturdays Xnity Series race.Gragson under fire but defiant in return home to Las Vegas By DOUG FERGUSONAP GOLF WRITERORLANDO „ Corey Conners spent more time grinding out pars than chasing birdies, and that proved to be the right recipe Friday at the Arnold Palmer Invitational as Bay Hill began to bake under a warm sun. Conners surged into the lead with a 25-foot eagle putt on the par-5 16th hole „ his second eagle on that hole in two days „ for a 3-under 69 and a one-shot advantage over former Bay Hill winner Martin Laird (67). Rory McIlroy was poised to at least join Conners in the afternoon until he hit a couple of loose drives that cost him one shot when he could only pitch back to the fairway, leading to bogeys. He closed with “ve straight pars for a 71 that he “gures could have been worse. It could have been the round that I could have shot 74 or 75. I got in with 71 and pretty happy with that,Ž McIlroy said. He was two shots behind, along with Viktor Hovland and Lanto Grin, who each had a 68. Jordan Spieth remained in the mix going into the weekend, which is becoming a regularity in the last month as he tries to end more than three years without winning. Spieth hit a superb ”op shot over the bunker to a fast green that rolled out to a foot to escape with par and a 69. Conners was at 9-under 135, and now everyone braces for the weather. The forecast featured plenty of rain Saturday, which “gures to make Bay Hill play longer and tougher, while also keeping the greens from getting as crusty as they were last year when Tyrrell Hatton won with a closing 74. Well just see what happens and be ready for anything,Ž Conners said. Hatton at least gets a chance on the weekend. He opened with a 77 and was 10 shots better Friday, a 67 that allowed him to make the cut was one shot to spare. Also making the cut were both Ryder Cup captains „ Padraig Harrington of Ireland with a 74 to be nine shots behind, Steve Stricker with a 71 that left him one shot better. U.S. Open champion Bryson DeChambeau overcame consecutive bogeys at the end of his front nine and hot 71. He was three shots behind. Another shot back were Spieth, Justin Rose (68), Sunjae Im (70) and Paul Casey (69). Hatton wasnt the only player who saw a big improvement. Jazz Janewattananond of Thailand had the low round of the tournament with a 65, which was 10 shots better than his “rst round. And then there was Robert Gamez, still exempt from winning in 1990 „ three years before Spieth was born „ by holing out with a 7-iron on the 18th hole. The 52-year-old Gamez shot a 92 and was disquali“ed for not signing his card. Jason Day looked to be in much better shape than seven shots behind.Conners builds 1-shot lead at Bay Hill as McIlroy lurks AP PHOTO/JOHN RAOUXCorey Conners watches his putt on the 17th hole during the second round of the Arnold Palmer Invitational. adno=3787520-1 $ 2994player special941-423-6955 | www.heroncreekgcc.com 5301 Heron Creek Blvd. € North Port. FL 34287 € Sumter Blvd. Between US 41 & I-75, Exit 182Your Membership Awaits A ordable Memberships for all Lifestyles Southwest Floridas Premier 25 Acre Practice Facility Rates through March 31st 2021$89 Full rate Anytime$69 Special rate Before 7:30am & after 1:30pm. NPS 

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PAGE 6B SATURDAY, MARCH 6, 2021 | The Daily Sun | www.yoursun.com N/E/P/CMLB By PAUL NEWBERRYAP SPORTS WRITERATLANTA „ Get ready for another season „ hopefully, the last „ of the most hapless act in sports. Pitchers trying to pass themselves o as hitters. Pity those like Atlanta phenom Ian Anderson, whos not exactly looking forward to stepping into the batters box for the “rst time since the 2019 Double-A season, when he went 0-for-15 with 11 strikeouts. I think my “rst at-bat was my hardest hit and it kind of went downhill from that,Ž Anderson recalled. ŽI havent hit in quite some time. So dont expect too much.Ž It didnt have to be this way. Major League Baseball and the players union could have come to a reasonable compromise that allowed the designated hitter in both leagues, as they did during the pandemic-shortened 2020 season. But, of course, the two sides managed to botch the talks. Now, the DH isnt expected to come up again until next winter, when it will be part of the knock-down, drag-out brawl over a new labor agreement. For National League pitchers, that means its back to the batting cage to work on their feeble swings. Hitting a round ball with a round bat is already hard enough,Ž said NL MVP Freddie Freeman. To give guys a whole year and a half o from doing that „ and theyre not good hitters anyway „ is going to make it even worse.Ž His advice? Just try to hit the ball,Ž he said, chuckling, and if theres a guy on “rst, bunt him over. Thats all Ive got.Ž Theres still a slight chance to avoid this farce before opening day, but MLB has no plans to make another oer to the union, so it looks like the DH will be used only in the American League this season. Leave it to baseball to go back to a dual, unnecessary system that is totally out of touch with the times and only favored by the handful of pitchers who have some idea what theyre doing with a bat in their hands. Guys dont grow up hitting like they used to,Ž Braves manager Brian Snitker said Friday. Pitchers used to be better hitters because they grew up hitting. Nowadays, pitchers dont even pick up a bat when theyre growing up.Ž A season without the DH is just a what baseball doesnt need as it tries to modernize and lure a younger fan base to the game. Weve got to continue to be progressive in MLB,Ž Miami Marlins manager Don Mattingly said. Weve got to continue to put a product out there that people want to see, that has action, and continues to hold our attention.Ž Thats increasingly important in todays increasingly fragmented world, where so many sports fans have turned away from the national pastime. In the NFL and NBA, you watch the rules change,Ž Mattingly says. You dont want to change the core of the game. But we have to be open-minded to change to make this a product people want to see.Ž Full disclosure: I was long opposed to the DH, or at the very least, comfortable with the idea of having dierent rules for the two leagues. But watching even a shortened season with the universal DH easily persuaded me that the game is much better o with nine legitimate hitters in the order. Freeman followed a similar path to DH enlightenment „ especially after seeing all the run-producing opportunities he was aorded batting second in a Braves lineup that was stacked from top to bottom. He “nished with 53 RBIs in 60 games. I was always that National League guy who thought theres so many dierent strategies you can do with the pitcher hitting,Ž Freeman said. But every single time I came up last season, it seemed like there were guys on “rst and second. There are so many more RBI opportunities when you have a real hitter down there in the nine hole.Ž Back in 1973, with attendance dwindling and oenses struggling, the AL “rst instituted the DH to widespread ridicule from those who felt it made a mockery of the game. The NL has long resisted, but it now seems inevitable that it will follow the junior circuits lead. Not soon enough, however. Which means if youre able to attend a game at an NL ballpark this season, be prepared for a sti summer breeze. The pitchers will be swinging away. Just dont expect them to hit anything.With DH shelved, another year of hapless NL swings By STEVE HUMMERTHE ATLANTA JOURNALCONSTITUTIONA former teammate in Tampa Bay once pegged Charlie Morton as possessing ultimate dad vibes.Ž A good thing, a very good thing, indeed, seeing how a dad vibe plays so much better in pro sports than a dad bod. Wherever he has gone in baseball „ from the Braves to Pittsburgh, to Philadelphia, to Houston, to Tampa Bay and back to the Braves „ Morton has evoked a lot of fond reviews. Because, cmon, who doesnt like Charlie Morton, a salt-of-the-earth guy? But to be clear, Morton came back to the Braves to reinforce their starting rotation. He didnt come back to be anybodys daddy. He already has that role covered. See the 4:30 wake-up call Friday morning, that being the whimpers of his youngest daughter. We have four kids (ranging in age from 7 to 2) and two dogs, and usually somebody is up at some point during the night,Ž Morton said. Hed be up for hours Friday before making the 45-mile drive from his home in Bradenton to the Braves North Port training site for the start of another baseball workday. When the Braves signed the 37-year-old Morton to a one-year, $15 million deal, they were looking to add a little age and experience to their oh very young sta. In Morton, they got a pitcher with impressive postseason credentials „ he has four wins in elimination games and is 7-1 with a 2.27 ERA in his past 10 postseason starts. For the same price, the Braves also acquired a guy who has sampled the full banquet of the major league experience, everything from the rubber chicken to the chocolate fountain. In the right hands, that kind of experience can really serve a young sta. And Morton feels that a part of his job description now is to lend it freely. If he can get along with everybody at the same time, so much the better. Ive pitched in meaningful games. Ive done some things that actually matter in the game. That gives me a responsibility and maybe some credibility in the clubhouse, where I didnt feel like I had that before,Ž he said. Responsibility No. 1 is to be a teammate and friend and somebody that people want to be around. Good atmospheres and good clubhouses win more games, its just how it goes. I can help out there, too.Ž Weather willing, Mortons scheduled to make his “rst spring start of 2021 today. Here we are some 13 years after coming up to the majors with the Braves, and nearly two decades since the team made him its 2002 third-round pick. It is a span that has allowed him to go from: I didnt really know what I was doing, and I was dealing with doubts and fears and all that stu. I was really just trying to throw strikes, not hit anybody and not embarrass myself. That was true for a couple years.Ž To: Now in spring training Im using that time to get a feel for my pitches and get my body and arm in shape. Now I have a better feel for how to be myself in the clubhouse.Ž If you Google any list of worst trades in recent Braves history, youll likely “nd mention of the 2009 deal that sent Morton, out“elder Gorkys Hernandez and pitcher Je Locke to Pittsburgh for out“elder Nate McLouth. It would have looked so much better in retrospect if only Morton hadnt been so resilient and so receptive. The path that led Morton back to the Braves dips and weaves and is not for the weak of stomach. And when he retraces it, he is true to every turn, proud of diculties that made him. Asked what the Morton of 2021 might tell the one who broke in with the Braves in 2008 after six long years in the minors, he isnt so sure hed tell that kid to change anything. It took me a while, not to just grow as a person, but also professionally and physically,Ž he said. I dont know what I would tell the younger me, other than to just roll with the punches, youll be better for it.Ž His peers are getting younger all the time. As he looks around the Braves clubhouse now, Morton spots the likes of 23-year-old Mike Soroka, 22-year-old Ian Anderson and 23-year-old Bryse Wilson. And he loves what he sees. To know where I was at that age and to see what theyre doing „ theyre so far ahead of where I was. I can somehow relate, but not really,Ž he said. But if theres one thing any dad can certainly understand: The kids, they grow up so quickly.Mortons second coming with Braves brings wealth of experience ATLANTA JOURNAL CONSTITUTION/CURTIS COMPTONVeteran Charlie Morton (left) signed a one-year, $15 million deal with the Atlanta Braves this oseson.Manager Kevin Cash wouldnt expect Adames to handle the situation any dierently. Weve known it for a long time, Willy is a special personality,Ž Cash said. There just arent that many guys that are like him, that bring a group together. He knows how good Wander is and how talented he is, and he knows the hype. But (Adames) also understands that hes our shortstop. Hes the guy that when the game is on the line that we want the ball hit to. And when you have that type of con“dence, I think it makes some of those relationships a little easier to be as forthcoming and encouraging as Willy has been.Ž Adames said he doesnt know any other way. I dont have to worry about somebody taking my job,Ž he said. I want them to get better. Because Im getting better too, you know. Its not that Im just helping them and Im staying at the same level. Im trying to get to the next level. So I dont (mind) to help Franco, Brujan, whoever. Because they have to do their thing to get to the big leagues and stay there. And I had to do my thing to stay here and continue to get better. So I dont even think about that. Im just another guy who tries to help the teammates.Ž The Rays quickly got a sense of how special Adames was after acquiring him in July 2014 as the key prospect piece in one of their unpopular trades, David Price going to Detroit in a three-way deal. As Adames climbed from low to advanced Class A and then to Double-A in 2016, former farm director Mitch Lukevics kept getting glowing reports about his personality, charisma, leadership skills, positive attitude and sel”ess approach. Hes the pied piper,Ž Lukevics said in January 2017, and still uses the phrase today. People follow him,Ž added Lukevics, now a senior advisor. People want to be around him. He had that eervescent personality. He “t right in. And it was from day one. He had that in his DNA. Thats who he is.Ž He was a Triple-A team MVP and league all-star as a 21-year-old in 2017, was in the majors to stay by July 2018 and played well during the 2019 season (20 homers, .254 average, AL shortstop-high-matching 12 defensive runs saved) and playos. But he took at least a sidestep in 2020. He hit a little higher (.259) and his eight homers extrapolated to 22 for a full year, but his strikeout rate spiked to 40 percent of his at-bats, up from 28.8 percent in 2019. His postseason was a mess, too, probablyŽ his worst extended stretch, 8-for-59 (.136) with 25 strikeouts. But something good may have come of it. Dodgers star Mookie Betts told Adames he should go see a Miamibased swing coach who helped him, Lorenzo Garmendia of Gradum Baseball. Adames was honored Betts cared „ If a guy like Mookie comes to me, obviously Im going to do itŽ „ and spent more than a month with Garmendia, changing his swing path by moving his hands closer to his body. How Adames adjusts, how he plays, may determine more about his future with the Rays than whatever progress Franco, Walls and Brujan make in the minors. Every year, Im just trying to be a little bit better,Ž Adames said. Said Cash: I dont even know if Willy would say that hes a leader in our clubhouse. I know theres a lot of people that would agree to that. But Willy is not trying to be anything other than himself. And its that genuine, and that authenticity, that really shows out and why players respect him so much.ŽADAMESFROM PAGE 1B I dont have to worry about somebody taking my job. I want them to get better. Because Im getting better too, you know. Its not that Im just helping them and Im staying at the same level. Im trying to get to the next level.ŽWilly Adames Rays shortstop adno=3785121-1 

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SATURDAY, MARCH 6, 2021 | YOURSUN.COM | SECTION C By DANIEL SUTPHINSTAFF WRITERPUNTA GORDA „ Changes could be on the way in Punta Gorda for businesses hoping to close city streets for downtown events. Last week, the City Council outlined a variety of new stipulations for the citys event application process to accommodate such closures. (We can) charge a street rental fee and its only one time a year for public streets (to be closed for each business),Ž said Mayor Lynne Matthews at a March 3 City Council meeting. A security deposit (will be required) thats refundable if they return the street to its original condition without damage. For the most part, this is going to fall on for-pro“t businesses that will have to pay this.Ž Both the new policy and a new fee structure for street rentals are currently in the works and will have to come back before the City Council for approval before anything is ocial. I think a fee schedule is appropriate and that will (help) regulate this,Ž said City Council member John Miller. They have to be reasonable fees but not everyone will think they can do it (close the street) every week with a fee schedule.Ž A need for the changes came to light in recent months after downtown restaurant Harbor Social PG, 212 W. Marion Ave., made requests for multiple closures of a portion of Sullivan Street to host live entertainment events. In December 2020, Harbor Social requested street closures for a series of events, spanning from January to May of this year. At that time, the City Council voted to allow the street closure for one day of its Jan. 22 grand opening weekend. In February, owners of Harbor Social came back to City Council with a similar request but were denied with council members citing that their December decision was made with the stipulation that the restaurant would only be allowed the one event. One street closure per year for each for-pro“t business Punta Gorda aims to tighten street closure rulesDowntown businesses could be allowed one closure per year SEE CLOSURE , 4C By NANCY J. SEMONSTAFF WRITERGoing to the chapel and were gonna get married,Ž are the opening lyrics to a popular 1960s song, Chapel of Love,Ž but in a pandemic, more couples are opting for simpler weddings, according to various reports and the Charlotte County Clerks oce. The Clerks Oce was already a popular wedding venue after it underwent an extreme makeover in 2018 by Crystal Henderson, director of ocial records (and non-ocial decorator extraordinaire). Deciding the room reserved for weddings needed revamping, Clerk Roger Eaton had Henderson unleash her decorating skills. The result is a beautiful, welcoming setting. One couple „ Curt Boykin and Heather Buckley „ said the Clerks venue perfectly “t their needs. They came from North Carolina to get married Friday. When asked why they chose the setting, Heather said, Were older, and especially with COVID ...Ž The couple chose to have no guests; they mentioned having grown children and seemed to prefer an intimate setting. They also are fans of Punta Gorda. We like it here and we want to move here,Ž Curt said. Eaton ociated at the ceremony, which was brief, but moving nonetheless. Heather Buckley, do you take this man to be your lawful wedded husband, to live together in Holy Estate of Matrimony, to love, honor, comfort him and keep him in sickness and in health, and forsaking all others, for as long as you both shall live?Ž The same wording was used for Curt: ...do you take this woman to be your lawful wedded wife...Ž Eaton might have improvised a bit, but Cathy Ingegnere, assistant to Eaton, said the couple chose ceremony B,Ž which is the simpler of the three ceremonies, and its wording appears above. The couple also opted not to have the exchange of rings part of the ceremony. When Eaton said, now you may kiss...Ž their embrace and kiss lasted longer than the ceremony. What has changed the way ceremonies are held since the lobby reopened, Courthouse weddings gaining popularityCharlotte County first to offer virtual weddings during pandemic Curt Boykin and Heather Buckley are about to tie the knot at the Charlotte County Clerks oce. Clerk Roger Eaton ociated at the ceremony. SUN PHOTOS BY NANCY J. SEMONCurt Boykin, Heather (Buckley) Boykin and Clerk Roger Eaton after the marriage ceremony ociated by Eaton. SEE WEDDINGS , 4C By ELAINE ALLENEMRICHSTAFF WRITERENGLEWOOD „ Tributes are pouring into a new Facebook page remembering one of Englewoods beloved supporters. On a page called Bobbi Sue Burton Always and Forever Englewood StrongŽ family and friends are sharing photos and stories of the late nonpro“t Project Phoenix founder. Surrounded by her husband of 16 years, Bill Werner and family, the 48-year-old lost her battle with cancer Tuesday, her family announced. Longtime friend Chris Phelps posted a photo of Burton taken after Burton was named Grand Marshal of the 2019 Pioneer Day Parade. The next photo was the two of them holding hands. I was telling my sweet friend how much I love her and happy that her dream came true,Ž Phelps wrote. We were ALL blessed to be part of her journey.Ž For Burton, her journey wasnt always a happy one. She grew up in New Jersey. She and her “ve children escaped an abusive relationship. She lived as a single mom for some time. She just had a really rough life, growing up and even up until she moved here,Ž said Burtons daughter Kara Wakley. Bobbi Sue Burton remembered by Englewood supporters PHOTO PROVIDEDBobbi Sue Burton was honored many times in the 18 years she lived in Englewood. 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PAGE 2C SATURDAY, MARCH 6, 2021 | The Daily Sun | www.yoursun.com N/E/P/CThe Charlotte County Sheris Oce reported the following arrests: Kristina Marie Cadoret, of Tampa. Charges: possession of drug paraphernalia and possession of a controlled substance without a prescription. Bond: $7,500. Johnny Isaac Hayes, 40, 2500 block of Luther Road, Punta Gorda. Charge: false imprisonment of a person against their will. Bond: none. Julia Etta Chachere, 36, address withheld. Charge: battery. Bond: $2,500. Noah Leon Carlson, 40, 8100 block of Gewant Blvd., Punta Gorda. Charge: out-of-county warrant. Bond: $10,000. Gerald Lee Douglas, 62, 4400 block of Dunkin Road, Punta Gorda. Charges: possession of drug paraphernalia, possession of marijuana not more than 20 grams, knowingly driving while license suspended or revoked and two counts of possession of a controlled substance without a prescription. Bond: none. Dannette Marie Helgemo, 47, 34900 block of Washington Loop Road, Punta Gorda. Charge: willfully abuses a child without causing great bodily harm. Bond: none. Christi Lynn Azbill, 33, 19300 block of Hillsborough Blvd., Port Charlotte. Charges: possession of a controlled substance without prescription, possession of drug paraphernalia, possession of methamphetamine, possession of cocaine and resisting ocer without violence. Bond: $50,000. Nicole Suzanne Cabral, 28, homeless of Port Charlotte. Charge: possession of drug paraphernalia. Bond: none. Taylor Lanier Costales-Plaja, 21, address withheld. Charge: battery by intentional touch or strike. Bond: none. Richard James Hamilton, 34, 9100 block of Melody Circle, Port Charlotte. Charge: battery by intentional touch or strike. Bond: none. Jeremiah Pierre, 28, address withheld. Charge: battery by intentional touch or strike. Bond: none. Hal Mark Wander, 24, homeless of Port Charlotte. Charge: out-of-county warrant. Bond: none. Kyle Landon Maynard, 41, homeless of Murdock. Charges: two counts of possession of a controlled substance without prescription, possession of drug paraphernalia, possession of methamphetamine with intent to sell, marijuana possession not more than 20 grams. Bond: none. Dominga Pab lo-Lopez, 20, of Fort Myers. Charge: knowingly driving while license suspended or revoked. Bond: unknown. Paige Brittney Anderson, 20, of Fort Myers. Charge: out-ofcounty warrant. Bond: none. William Kyle Campbell, 27, 300 block of W. Langsner Street, Englewood. Charge: possession of “rearm, ammunition or weapon by a Florida convicted felon. Bond: none. The North Port Police Department reported the following arrest: Tiany Dawn Hinkley, 37, 2900 block of Pascal Avenue, North Port. Charges: possession of a controlled substance without prescription, possession of drug equipment, driving with license suspended or revoked, and failure to have motor liability insurance. Bond: $2,620. The Sarasota County Sheris Oce reported the following arrests: Cynthia Sue Hadley, 58, 5400 block of Grobe Street, North Port. Charge: possession of a controlled substance without a prescription. Bond: $1,500. Shannon Wayne Mahan, 50, 6200 block of Tidwell Street, North Port. Charges: DUI and resisting an ocer without violence. Bond: $620. Compiled by Anna BrysonPOLICE BEAT By STEVE REILLYSTAFF WRITERBeachgoers will be wise to know which way the wind blows. The toxic red tide algae is lying low in local Gulf waters. Depending upon wind direction, red tide could cause respiratory irritation this weekend. For the “rst time this year, water samples from Sarasota County, including Venice and Manasota Key, showed low concentrations of the algae, the Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission reported Friday. The samples collected Wednesday showed medium concentrations in Charlotte County, Englewood Beach and Stump Pass at the south end of Manasota Key, and in Gasparilla Pass near Placida. Monday, a water sample also turned up medium concentrations of red tide in Boca Grande Pass. The state posts its “ndings at myfwc.com, which also has information about red tide, and what to expect if you encounter it. Mote Marine Laboratory in Sarasota posts its daily beach conditions on visitbeaches.org. Mote reported people complaining about moderateŽ respiratory irritations Wednesday on Manasota Beach. By Friday, someone at Venice Beach reported slightŽ irritation. All other Sarasota County beaches appeared free of the eects of red tide. Mote doesnt collect information from beaches in Charlotte or Lee counties. The red tide algae, Karenia brevis, is naturally present in the Gulf in concentrations of less than a 1,000 cells per liter of water. But medium to high concentrations „ those more than a million cells in a liter of water „ can lead to coughing, respiratory irritation and fatigue, and other ailments in humans. Intense red tide blooms are also known to kill marine life, including marine mammals. The toxins are often released when winds and waves break up the cells. An interactive map on habforecast.gcoos.org takes wind speeds and direction into account as it predicts the risk for respiratory irritations on Southwest Florida beaches. The predictions Friday varied due to the wind directions, but Saturdays risk predictions were all listed as very lowŽ for Sarasota and Charlotte County beaches. To learn more about red tide, visit myfwc.com. Email: steve.reilly@ yoursun.comRed tide samples tick to medium in Englewood, low near Venice SUN PHOTO BY BETSY CALVERTLines were not that long Friday for the Pzer vaccine at Eagle Point Mobile Home Park, a 55 and over manufactured home park on Burnt Store Road in southern Charlotte County. The state called up Charlotte County to say they were coming Friday with a pop-up vaccine clinic, starting at Eagle Point. County ocials gave the state a lis t of low and moderate income senior housing locations in the county, after Gov. Ron DeSantis had showed up with vaccines at higher income locations several weeks ago. Lines were much longer then. The state will be making the rounds at these locations targeted as vulnerable, Health Chief Joe Pepe told The Daily Sun. Organizers and administrators at these communities have been notied and are notifying residents. At Eagle Point, non-residents who had learned of the site, were included. Saying they had extra supply, state organizers allowed park residents under 65 to receive the vaccine. Most residents are over 65. GULF WATER TEMPERATURE Monterrey 70/56 Chihuahua 67/43 Los Angeles 67/52 Washington 47/29 New York 35/24 Miami 78/63 Atlanta 57/36 Detroit 41/19 Houston 69/46 Kansas City 65/45 Chicago 45/27 Minneapolis 47/33 El Paso 68/43 Denver 64/37 Billings 60/34 San Francisco 61/46 Seattle 52/40 Toronto 29/16 Montreal 20/7 Winnipeg 43/33 Ottawa 19/4 1 2 2 1 1 0 Trees Grass Weeds Moldsabsentlowmoderatehighvery highabsent absent 050100150200300500 400-50 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 / TONIGHTSome rain and a t-storm Mostly cloudyHIGH 75° LOW 55°55% chance of rain 25% chance of rainBreezy in the morning; mostly sunny, nice75° / 46°5% chance of rain SUNDAYNice with sunshine74° / 53°0% chance of rain MONDAYBeautiful with periods of clouds and sun77° / 57°0% chance of rain TUESDAYSunny to partly cloudy84° / 60°5% chance of rain THURSDAYMostly sunny and pleasant81° / 59°0% chance of rain WEDNESDAY616975706363Air Quality Index readings as of FridayMain pollutant: OzonePunta Gorda through 2 p.m. Friday24 hours through 2 p.m. Fri. 0.00Ž Month to date 0.22Ž Normal month to date 0.50Ž Year to date 1.25Ž Normal year to date 4.73Ž Record 0.53Ž (1988) High/Low 78°/50° Normal High/Low 79°/56° Record High 88° (2020) Record Low 35° (1971)Sebring through 2 p.m. Friday24 hours through 2 p.m. Fri. 0.00Ž High/Low 78°/49°Venice through 2 p.m. Friday24 hours through 2 p.m. Fri. 0.00Ž Month to date 0.00Ž Normal month to date 0.54Ž Year to date 1.01Ž Normal year to date 5.22Ž Record 0.53Ž (1988) High/Low 75°/54° Normal High/Low 75°/56° Record High 87° (2003) Record Low 34° (1998)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. 0.22 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 1.25 61.59 50.65 (since 1931) Today Sun.Apalachicola 64 45 r 65 47 s Clearwater 69 54 r 69 52 s Daytona Beach 64 54 r 64 49 s Fort Lauderdale 78 63 t 75 61 pc Gainesville 58 42 r 65 37 s Jacksonville 59 40 r 62 36 s Key Largo 76 66 t 75 66 pc Key West 78 68 t 76 66 pc Lakeland 69 53 r 68 46 s Melbourne 70 59 r 67 53 pc Miami 78 63 t 75 60 pc Naples 77 59 t 77 54 s Ocala 63 45 r 67 40 s Okeechobee 76 56 r 69 46 pc Orlando 68 53 r 68 48 s Panama City 63 45 r 65 45 s Pensacola 67 45 pc 67 45 pc St. Augustine 60 50 r 60 45 s St. Petersburg 69 54 r 70 52 s Tallahassee 64 40 r 66 37 s Vero Beach 75 61 r 69 55 sh West Palm Beach 78 63 t 73 61 sh Today 7:45p 4:00a ----Sun. 9:09p 5:30a ----Today 6:22p 2:16a ----Sun. 7:46p 3:46a ----Today 5:27p 1:18a ----Sun. 7:16p 2:38a ----Today 8:17p 4:29a ----Sun. 9:41p 5:59a ----Today 4:37p 12:55a ----Sun. 6:01p 2:25a ----SE 6-12 1-2 Light NE 10-20 2-4 Moderate Ft. Myers 76/57 rain all day Punta Gorda 75/55 rain all day Sarasota 72/55 rain all day New Mar 13 First Mar 21 Full Mar 28 Last Apr 4Today 1:34 a.m. 12:14 p.m. Sunday 2:36 a.m. 1:10 p.m. Today 6:47 a.m. 6:32 p.m. Sunday 6:46 a.m. 6:33 p.m. Today 12:10p 5:55a ---6:24p Sun. 12:36a 6:51a 1:06p 7:20p Mon. 1:30a 7:45a 1:59p 8:13pPUBLICATION DATE: 03/6/21 WORLD CITIES Today Sun. Today Sun.Amsterdam 45 32 pc 43 34 c Baghdad 74 47 s 77 51 s Beijing 38 18 pc 45 25 pc Berlin 43 33 s 41 31 c Buenos Aires 76 68 s 82 68 s Cairo 75 51 s 73 54 s Calgary 46 27 pc 45 27 pc Cancun 82 72 t 80 72 pc Cape Town 75 61 pc 70 61 r Caracas 87 76 t 88 76 t Dublin 45 34 c 47 35 c Halifax 31 23 pc 34 19 s Kiev 37 24 s 39 30 pc London 44 33 pc 43 33 c Madrid 60 41 pc 58 39 pc Mexico City 76 50 pc 78 50 c Montreal 20 7 c 21 7 s Moscow 26 16 pc 32 17 sn New Delhi 89 62 pc 93 64 pc Paris 47 29 s 48 31 pc Rio de Janeiro 85 75 t 80 73 t Rome 61 45 sh 60 47 c St. Johns 34 24 pc 34 21 c San Juan 87 73 pc 88 72 s Sydney 72 63 pc 77 67 pc Tokyo 62 43 c 50 44 pc Toronto 29 16 sf 32 19 s Vancouver 49 40 pc 47 36 sh High 84° at Kingsville, TXLow -2° at Afton, WY(For the 48 contiguous states yesterday)70°A storm that had caused oods on the West Coast hit farther east on March 6, 1983. Q: Heads and tails are used with what weather term? 75/55 73/55 71/53 69/53 72/56 75/60 74/56 76/57 74/54 75/55 77/57 76/54 76/54 71/53 71/53 69/54 73/54 72/58 74/57 73/56 75/54 70/54 73/56 72/53 72/55 69/54 74/59 78/58 76/57 74/55Forecasts and graphics provided by AccuWeather, Inc. ©2021 Today Sun. Today Sun. Today Sun.Knoxville 53 29 pc 56 26 s Las Vegas 77 50 s 75 53 pc Little Rock 59 36 s 64 39 pc Los Angeles 67 52 pc 65 53 c Louisville 52 31 s 55 36 s Memphis 59 37 s 63 40 s Milwaukee 40 26 pc 42 40 s Minneapolis 47 33 s 60 39 pc Montgomery 64 36 pc 65 35 s Nashville 57 32 s 61 35 s New Orleans 66 48 s 65 48 pc New York City 35 24 pc 38 27 s Norfolk, VA 51 36 s 44 34 s Oklahoma City 62 38 pc 64 45 s Omaha 64 43 s 67 44 pc Philadelphia 39 26 pc 41 26 s Phoenix 86 58 s 86 62 pc Pittsburgh 35 18 pc 37 18 s Portland, ME 29 11 s 32 13 pc Portland, OR 53 40 pc 52 34 sh Providence 35 20 s 37 22 s Raleigh 54 29 pc 53 25 s Rapid City, SD 71 40 pc 61 31 pc Salt Lake City 65 38 c 62 44 s St. Louis 58 36 s 64 47 pc San Antonio 67 46 pc 68 51 pc San Diego 66 55 pc 64 55 c San Francisco 61 46 s 60 46 pc Seattle 52 40 pc 50 34 sh Washington, DC 47 29 s 45 27 s Albuquerque 62 38 pc 67 44 s Anchorage 28 7 c 21 10 s Atlanta 57 36 pc 60 37 s Baltimore 45 25 pc 44 25 s Birmingham 61 35 pc 63 37 s Boise 56 36 pc 55 34 pc Boston 33 19 s 34 21 s Bu alo 29 20 c 30 20 pc Burlington, VT 22 12 pc 23 9 pc Charleston, WV 44 24 s 43 21 s Charlotte 57 31 pc 58 29 s Chicago 45 27 s 50 42 s Cincinnati 47 24 s 47 28 s Cleveland 34 21 pc 33 23 pc Columbia, SC 58 32 c 61 30 s Columbus, OH 41 23 s 42 23 s Concord, NH 27 11 s 30 13 s Dallas 64 42 s 67 47 s Denver 64 37 pc 67 37 s Des Moines 55 39 pc 64 46 pc Detroit 41 19 pc 41 25 s Duluth 39 24 s 46 35 pc Fargo 52 37 s 58 31 pc Hartford 31 17 pc 35 17 s Helena 55 31 pc 53 32 pc Honolulu 79 69 sh 80 70 pc Houston 69 46 pc 69 48 pc Indianapolis 49 25 s 50 36 s Jackson, MS 63 36 s 65 38 pc Kansas City 65 45 s 67 48 pcA: The wind. 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N/E/P/C www.yoursun.com | The Daily Sun | SATURDAY, MARCH 6, 2021 PAGE 3C By CRAIG GARRETTSTAFF WRITERNORTH PORT „ North Port has reversed itself on a plan to re-designate parts of the city from Agricultural Zoning DistrictŽ to Residential Estates.Ž The intent was to remove the confusion of buying or selling agriculturalŽ property, which can qualify for tax exemptions in some cases. But not in areas that include North Port Estates, smaller parcels with the Agricultural Zoning District designation. The plan to swap designations was not to change the land usage, but to a name which better “t the entire area,Ž said Josh Taylor, the citys spokesperson. While much of the external conversation was not accurate, we are always listening to resident concerns. We want our residents to be comfortable with our intentions.Ž When locals in North Port Estates got wind of the name change idea, however, a “restorm erupted. That anger was vented on social media. Mayor Jill Lukes Facebook page, for instance, was this week a stream of anger rejecting that plan. We all know that any name change especially residential is just one step towards subdividing so the city can collect more taxes,Ž wrote Bobby Schotte, which re”ected most others on that string of commentary. The idea to change North Port Estates and other parts of the city listed under the same designation was a consensus of city commissioners in November 2019, Taylor said. City planners had reported new homeowners in that rural neighborhood had purchased understanding they could farm or raise livestock on their property. Calls came to city hall. Receiving an agricultural classi“cation would be unaffected by the proposed name change, however, according to the Sarasota County Property Appraisers Oce. We wanted,Ž Taylor said, to eliminate confusion between agricultural zoning and agricultural classi“cation.Ž Luke detailed the reversal on her commissioners Facebook page on Thursday, which seemed to let air out of the balloon. Great news,Ž Holly King wrote. Luke said the issue was just not worthy of a battle ƒ not at all.Ž Email: craig.garrett@yoursun. comWhats in a name?Dont ask those in North Port EstatesLUKE TAYLOR COMMUNITY NEWS BRIEFSCreating with clayCreate a mermaid marionette necklace during a four-day hand-sculpting clay workshop 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.Sailing classesThe Englewood Sailing Association will have adult sailing classes March 8-11. The classes run from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. each day and are limited to adults 18 or older. Cost is $195 per student. Visit www. englewoodsailing.org or call 941-681-8190.Suddenly In CommandThe U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliarys two-hour Suddenly in Command seminar is a boating safety primer is designed for those not generally at the helm to be prepared with the basics in case of an emergency. Its 6 p.m. Wednesday on Zoom. Cost is $10. To register, go to www.coastguardenglewood. com/public_ed.html. Click on Register for our classes.ŽPlay BingloNorth Port Parks & Recreation will host BingloŽ from 6:30-8 p.m. March 12 at George Mullen Activity Center, 1602 Kramer Way. Participants can get their glow onŽ and enjoy games in a dark room with black lights. Wear your best ”uorescent clothing. Compete for sweet prizes. Distancing will be enforced, and sanitizing stations will be available. Pre-registration at http://bit.ly/3avLlGf or call 941429-PARK. Cost is $10 for 10 cards. adno=3787376-1 adno=3787229-1 Powered by C L U B Trivia Teaser ChallengePresented byIt PAYS to READ, PLAY and WIN with Zaxbys and YourSun.com Everyone likes to get a little something for their birthday. We bet youre no di erent.Sign up for the new YourSun.com Birthday Club presented by Zaxbys and get a special o er on your birthday! Everyone in the club gets a special greeting on their birthday plus a FREE Nibbler from Zaxbys A $7.29 Value. Not only will you get a special Zaxbys o er on your special day, you can take the monthly Zaxbys Trivia Teaser Challenge for a chance to WIN a $100 Zaxbys gift card.Go to YourSun.com and click on CONTESTS to sign up for the Birthday Club and to enter any of our ongoing promotions and contests. adno=3786741-1 741 74 -1 1 Coming Thursday, March 18th... Elvis Tribute Artist & Vocalist It PAYS to READ, PLAY and WIN with Sun Coast Media Group and YourSun.com. YourSun.com Presented byPowered by Presented by Go to YourSun.com and click on CONTESTS and enter to win lunch at The Grill at 1951A $180 Value! (Take Out or Dine In)Want to WIN lunch for your o ce of up to 12 coworkers? Check out The Grill at 1951s entertainment schedule...RESERVE your table now (Minimum of 4 per table)! Sure you do!JEFF KRICK 

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PAGE 4C SATURDAY, MARCH 6, 2021 | The Daily Sun | www.yoursun.com N/E/P/C„ restaurant or other „ will likely be the limit going forward, but Miller thought that wasnt a fair amount. We are a city thats trying to grow and do more things and I think weve got to allow more than one event per year,Ž Miller said. I think we are being very restrictive with one event for a commercial business per year.Ž Other potential stipulations include a 60-day advance on application submissions to the city if a street closure is required for an event. The proposed closure also must be located adjacent to the businesss location. Email: daniel.sutphin@ yoursun.comCLOSUREFROM PAGE 1Cis that everyone must wear a mask. The couples are allowed to have a maximum of six guests, and all must be masked. Unlike traditional vows in the past, when Eaton said you may kissŽ he also added that they could remove their masks for the iconic ending to a wedding ceremony. Despite COVID-19 and having to wear masks, it was moving to see a couple who were apparently so much in love. Their union was what mattered, not the setting or frills of an elaborate wedding and reception. The clerks wedding area, now that it is open, allows young couples looking for a home and beginning their career, to save a lot of money toward their future goals. Older couples who are economically established, perhaps dont want to go through the stress of having a big wedding and all the details it entails. A marriage ceremony at the Clerks oce, which can be conducted by Eaton, Henderson or one of her sta members, costs $30. A Florida marriage license is $86, and there is a three-day waiting period. If the couple takes a pre-marital course, the cost for a license drops to $61, said Ingegnere. Except for mask-wearing and limiting wedding guests to six, things have just about returned to normal, but with safety measures built in. Returning to near-normalcy was due to the eort of Eaton and his sta. The lobby was closed on March 30,Ž said Ingegnere. But after staers put on their thinking caps, so to speak, they began to hold virtual weddings via Zoom, which began on April 14 last year. We are proud of the fact that we were the “rst Clerks Oce in the state of Florida to conduct legal marriage ceremonies online during COVID,Ž said Eaton. While nothing can match the happiness of a live wedding, with a newly wedded couple surrounded by all of their family and friends, we were happy to provide a temporary solution for couples during COVID,Ž Eaton added. During that time of virtual weddings, the clerks oce handled 85 virtual applications and 38 virtual weddings; perhaps the ones who didnt go ahead with plans were waiting for the clerks wedding room to reopen, which it did on June 1. Since we reopened, there have been 277 ceremonies,Ž said Ingegnere. On Friday, when Buckley and Boykin were wed, six other couples were also getting married. For more details, go to charlotteclerk.com and click on Marriage Services.ŽWEDDINGSFROM PAGE 1C SUN PHOTO BY NANCY J. SEMONCrystal Henderson, director of ocial records, transformed three rooms at the clerks oce into inviting areas for weddings and the passport oce. Pictured is the lobby, or waiting area outside the two rooms. Once in Englewood, Burton opened the nonpro“t Project Phoenix and a resale store. She worked with abused women and those who had lost everything and needed a fresh start. She gave household items, furniture, appliances, home items and clothing to those in need. Burton, who worked three jobs at a time, suered health issues in 2015. She didnt always have the volunteers needed to run the resale store. She missed medical appointments. She later ended up having a surgery to remove cancer. She continued to help others, though. She joined organizations including the Englewood Cancer Association, she helped with the Pioneer Days and ran for Mayor for a Day to raise money for her nonpro“t. She championed for cancer research and participated in Relay for Life. She really just took to this town and the community feeling that she loved,Ž Wakley said. She did all of what she did because of that love. I want everyone to know how much she loved Englewood and tried to be.Ž Over the years the cancer returned. Despite being in pain, Burton continued to run the store and help others. How can I sleep when I know someone needs help?Ž Burton once told the Sun Between working all night shifts as a health care aide, she planned Easter, Halloween, Christmas and Mothers Day events for children and held them at her resale store. She “nally gave up some of her extra jobs and opened a new larger store at 36 W. Dearborn St., Englewood. Local nonpro“ts and businesses helped her with donations and her signs. From her wheelchair, she hugged and kissed her volunteers and supporters. Burton was hospitalized more frequently and underwent rounds of treatments to “ght the cancer. However, it didnt stop her from organizing dinners to feed homeless campers on Tuesday nights at Indian Mound Park. Close friend Maria Rawlins said she loved Burtons smile and endurance. When she smiled, you smiled,Ž Rawlins said. Her “ght, she fought not only for herself, but for the needs of others and for the love she had for her family and her friends. She was a hero to myself and so many. I love her so much.Ž BURTONS LEGACY WILL LIVE ON Wakley, her daughter, said theres no way Project Phoenix will close. Bill will run it. Volunteers will help sta it. She wouldnt want it any other way,Ž Wakley said. She is Englewood strong. She would want us to be Englewood strong too.Ž A celebration of life is being planned for mid-March, but now date or location is set yet. Burton is survived by her husband Bill Werner, daughters Barbara Refea, Kara Wakley and Amanda Gentile, and son Joseph Gentile and grandchildren Zella, Vada and Fitzgerald Wakley, Presley and Evelyn Pugh. Anyone who misses Burton can go on her Facebook page or the Project Phoenix page and watch her videos. No matter how tired or sick she was, she usually gave an update on her health, but most often just asked for help for others so they wouldnt suer. Email: elaine.allen@yoursun. comBOBBI SUEFROM PAGE 1C PHOTO PROVIDEDBobbi Sue Burton loved to have fun while helping others. THE TIDEWELL FAMILY OF COMPANIES GENEROSITY/ jen € uh € ros € i € tee / noun the warmth that emanates from the light within We donate because we believe in Tidewell. The ability to die with dignity is so important. Target Graphics Carol MasioNAME RELATIONSHIP QUOTE OUR COLLEAGUES IN CARECarol and Target Graphics have been supporting Tidewell Hospice since the late 1980s. With a personal connection to Tidewell and a “rm belief in our mission, Carol has established herself as a loyal partner, sponsoring events like the annual Signature Luncheon, the Turkey Trot, and more. By starting with relationships, the Tidewell Foundation is rede“ning care. Its how the Tidewell family has done it for 40 years. Brighten lives today CareRede“ned.orgadno=3787793-1 

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N/E/P/C www.yoursun.com | The Daily Sun | SATURDAY, MARCH 6, 2021 PAGE 5CPaul and Silas were ministering in the city of Philippi. A demon-possessed slave girl was delivered from the power of Satan over her life. Because her owners no longer were able to make money from her, they had Paul and Silas thrown into prison. They were beaten, shackled and thrown into the dungeon. The account in Acts 16 relates something unusual and powerful that happened in that prison. But at midnight Paul and Silas were praying and singing hymns to God, and the prisoners were listening to them. Suddenly there was a great earthquake, so that the foundations of the prison were shaken; and immediately all the doors were opened and everyones chains were loosedŽ (Acts 16:25-26). Paul and Silas were able to pray and sing praises to God in their prison. From these verses we too can learn the power of a praise-“lled life. They were able to overcome overwhelming circumstances through their praise. Perhaps you have never been beaten or shackled and thrown into a prison. But I am sure you have found yourself locked into other kinds of prisons. Painful circumstances and con“ning environments are just a part of life. But if we can just learn to praise our gracious God in the prison of our own circumstances we too may “nd God opening the doors for us. I noticed also Pauls and Silas praise-“lled life got the attention of others. Did you notice that their fellow prisoners were listening? We never know who may be around us listening and watching. We never know who may be in”uenced by how we react to the diculties we face. Another result of their praise-“lled life is that a jailer was converted. God used an earthquake, a near prison break, and those joyful midnight hymns to awaken and save this tough Roman jailer. Can you sing in your prison? Can you rejoice in the Lord when you are hurting? My friend there is so much power in a praise-“lled life. And you never know who may be listening. Pastor Jim Stultz is with Peace River Baptist Church. To submit a Sermon of the Week, email newstips@yoursun. com.The power of a praise-filled lifeOBITUARIES CHARLOTTELois J. AmbergerLois J. (Madison) Amberger, 86, of Springdale, Pennsylvania, died Jan. 30, 2021, at Fawcett Memorial Hospital in Port Charlotte, Florida. Lois was born Sept. 4, 1934, to James and Ethel (Cheeseman) Madison. She attended Springdale High School, and had a continued education in interior decorating from a correspondence school in Chicago. She worked at Duquesne Light in Springdale as a Data Processor, and happily left her job to be a full time homemaker, residing in Coraopolis. She enjoyed baking, candy making, and crocheting, as well as attending bingo, and other events at local cultural center in Florida. She was preceded in death by her husband, Heinrich Amberger from Germany, along with her four siblings, James (Jim), Richard (Dick), Margaret and Edward (Ed). Lois was loved deeply by an extended family of nieces and nephews, and will forever be in our thoughts. She was laid to rest at Greenwood Memorial Cemetery in New Kensington, Pennsylvania. SERMON OF THE WEEK JIM STULTZPeace River Baptist Church RELIGION BRIEFSEVENTSMen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 Sunday 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 941-4757447 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. 941-6390001. 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. 941574-9579, email cpcenglewood@gmail.com or go to www.facebook.com/ CommunityPresbyterian Englewood.Congregational United Church of Christ, Punta GordaService: 10 a.m. in person by reservation only at 1201 Aqui Esta Drive, Punta Gorda. Call the church oce (941-6378443) between 8:30 a.m.12:30 p.m. MondayThursday to make a reservation. In-person worship will be limited to 30 people. Online service: Facebook or www.punta gorda-ucc.com. Click To Watch LiveŽ toward the bottom of the homepage.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 941-697-3313. Lenten services indoors and online: noon 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 ChurchPraise in the Park outdoor service: 8 a.m. Sunday at Gilchrist Park Pavilion. Worship services: 9:15 a.m. and 11 a.m. in the churchs Life Center, 507 W. Marion Ave., Punta Gorda. Both services are livestreamed at whatis1st.com, facebook.com/whatis1st and youtube.com/1st unitedmethodistchurch. During the Lenten season, the church will host Wednesday services at noon in the Life Center and online through March 24. Masks are required and social distancing will be observed at all services.Friendship United Methodist ChurchService: 10 a.m. Sunday at 12275 Paramount Drive, Punta Gorda. 941-6371717. 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 10, March 17 and March 24. ONLINE SERVICESDeep 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. 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. PHOTO PROVIDEDRecently the ladies of the Faith Quilters shipped 109 full-sized quilts to Lutheran World Relief. The tops are made by the quilting group of the Shell Creek RV Resort. The ladies of both groups are shown here as the quilts were packed. In addition 51 baby, toddler-size, and full-sized childrens blankets were divided and given to: Guardian ad Litem, the Charlotte County Homeless Coalition, and the Charlotte County Healthy Start Coalition. The quilters can always use donations of sheets for backing and material to continue our missions. They can be dropped o at Faith Lutheran Churchs oce at 4005 Palm Drive, Punta Gorda.JAMES W. MALLONEE, P.A.LAW OFFICEJAMES W. MALLONEEPROBATE WILLS/TRUSTS GUARDIANSHIPS REAL ESTATEOf ce Hours … Monday thru Friday, 9:00AM to 5:00PM946 Tamiami Trail, #206, Port Charlotte, FL 33953871 Venetia Bay Blvd. Suite #225, Venice, FL 34285 (941) 207-2223www.jameswmallonee.com(941) 206-2223 adno=3786453-1 

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PAGE 6C SATURDAY, MARCH 6, 2021 | The Daily Sun | www.yoursun.com N/E/P/COUR VIEWDeSantis high on states performanceOUR POSITION: In Gov. Ron DeSantis State of the State address to open the legislative session Tuesday, he outlined what is good about Florida and his agenda for the 60-day session. Today well look at some problems with his agenda and Sunday well look at the great things that are being accomplished.Gov. DeSantis painted a rosy picture of the states stature Tuesday and while he was correct in most of his assumptions, there are some problems Florida faces that were either glazed over or policy being pushed by DeSantis that we do not agree with. The states response to the pandemic was one issue we have „ although the governor says he did a wonderful job. DeSantis said Florida, with perhaps the most vulnerable population to COVID, has per capita COVID mortality that is below the national average. From the outset, Florida has been steadfast in focusing eorts on the protection of the elderly. ... and perhaps most importantly, we are prioritizing our senior citizens for vaccinations.Ž What he failed to say was there was no statewide system in place for vaccinations despite more than adequate time to prepare. Also, the decision to vaccinate those 65-and-over was a logistics mistake. If the state truly wanted to protect its most vulnerable and elderly we would have started with 80-and-over or at the very least 75-and-over. And, we would have made it easier for those people to book an appointment. Trying to navigate the internet or compete with tens of thousands of others all calling the same phone number did not work well. And now, as the governor begins to open up the opportunity for vaccinations to teachers and “re“ghters and others over the age of 50, thousands of our older citizens could get left behind. Every day we hear from those in their 80s or 70s who have not been able to get an appointment. One of DeSantis key pieces of legislation he will champion through the Legislature is a bill dedicated to preventing looting and rioting. He has worked up legislators in such a frenzy to pass this bill it is likely nothing will stand in its way given the domination in numbers Republicans enjoy in the Legislature. Florida is „ and must remain „ a state dedicated to law and order. When riots broke out across the nation last year, we saw cities ruined by violent mobs,Ž DeSantis said. Law enforcement was targeted and lawlessness prevailed. This was not „ and must never be „ tolerated in the state of Florida. ...we have proposed the strongest anti-rioting, pro-law enforcement reforms in the nation.Ž No one supports violence or destruction of property. We believe anyone guilty of that should be prosecuted to the full extent of the law. But, Florida may soon have the strongest „ but unneeded „ anti-rioting bill in the country. There were no riots in Florida last year. Give DeSantis and law enforcement credit for that if you want. But facts are facts. The proposed legislation is so broad and has so many loop holes that it is very possible to be arrested if you are standing on a corner holding a protest sign. While the bill is not a “nished product, we fear it will allow law enforcement way too much leeway to arrest and use force against people practicing their right to peacefully protest. We have other concerns. DeSantis plans to attack Big Tech and its ability to take down private accounts. He wants to “ne those companies if they take down accounts of politicians running for oce for example. We are not sure the state has that power to curtail the actions of a private company „ although we share some concerns about the power of Big Tech. And, while we like DeSantis plan to pour more money into education, we believe there must be more scrutiny on how funds for private schools and charter schools are used and the continuing discrepancies in how those schools are evaluated compared to public schools. There are other issues we could address, but space wont allow it. Tomorrow, we will look at some of the good things DeSantis and the Legislature can tout. 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.Dogs should be OK in Walton RanchE:Sarasota County Department of Parks oversees Walton Ranch which is over 3,500 acres of woodlands located at the end of Toledo Blade. People ride horses, bikes, hide and enjoy the splendor of this tract of paradise. Unfortunately, no dogs are allowed because of narrow mindedness. I am 80 and would like to walk my dog who is on a leash and well behaved. Recently, the man in charge of overseeing Walton Ranch explained that some dog owners let their dogs run loose and that wildlife, cows with calves could be endangered as well as folks on horseback. This well intentioned person stated that there are insucient law enforcement ocers to cover the area. I am a responsible senior with a great dog who lives on the doorstep of Walton Ranch and enjoy the serene setting with my buddy that my taxes pay for. I “nd it dicult to accept this faulty logic that my privileges have to suer because of other dog owners with room temperature IQs. This is not a dog issue but a people issue. For me, walking my dog is recreation and a social outlet same as providing golf courses for people who pursue golf or any other recreation like pickle ball for exercise. Preventing responsible owners with well-behaved dogs on a leash from walking a trial in Walton Ranch is not the correct solution. What happened to common sense? K F North PortDeSoto development needs vaccine tooE:An open letter to Governor DeSantis: I want to say thank you for your leadership during this coronavirus crisis. While I do not necessarily agree with all of your decisions, I still respect you, your oce, and your direction. And yes, I will respectfully agree to disagree. I saw that you recently came to the Kings Gate community in Port Charlotte to promote vaccinations. I am certain that you were well received there. I understand that many of the residents are over 65 and in dire need of the vaccinations. I would submit to you that much of southwest Florida has received less than its fair share of the doses. I want to take this one step further. Recently individuals from our RV resort contacted the DeSoto County Department of Health Director Mary Kay Burns, RN. Like Kings Gate, many of our residents are over the age of 65, many have co-morbidities, some do not know how to use a computer, some are frail or fragile in health and do not leave their homes. We advised Director Burns that we have a medical doctor, and sucient medical support personnel that are willing to administer vaccinations to our resort community. The only thing missing is the vaccine. Director Burns felt that we had a great idea, however, she does not have access to the needed medication. We could see the anguish in her eyes as she had to turn down our oer. A A ArcadiaDeSantis working to suppress the voteE:Florida Governor DeSantis “nds himself in a dilemma. On the one hand, he asserts in a statement, Florida held the smoothest, most successful election of any state in the country,Ž yet pressure from Trump supporters and others who claim the presidential election was rigged,Ž have the governor proposing legislation that would “xŽ alleged weaknesses in the states voting systems. The legislation proposes such things as reducing ballot drop boxes (which have not had serious problems other than former President Trump claiming, without facts, the contrary) and requiring mailin ballot registration annually rather than every two years. As is often the case with such election integrityŽ legislation, the overall intent is to suppress the vote. The fact is, Republicans do better when fewer people participate in the electoral process. DeSantis and his supporters are following the same tired playbook. Rather than look at ways the Republican party can adapt to changing demographics and reach out to young people and minorities, they work to suppress the vote. Many other states, especially Georgia, are using similar strategies. Those of us who regard ourselves as regular citizens are not without in”uence in situations like these. Beside letting our state elected ocials know how we feel about voter suppressing legislation, we can also express our sentiments at the ballot box. That is, of course, if they let us. J M Punta GordaDresses needed for CHS Project GraduationE:As a fundraiser for Charlotte High School Project Graduation 2021, I am collecting donated pre-owned teen formal dresses to be sold on March 27 (9 a.m. to 3 p.m.) at Ridge Harbor Club House 30337 Cedar Road, Punta Gorda. These gowns will be sold for $20 each. There will be dressing rooms available. We will accept cash only. If you have teen formal wear that is taking up space in your closets, please consider donating them to our cause. Please call me for pick up, 941-639-1392 (leave a message). Thank you. S P Punta GordaDeSantis is doing a wonderful jobE:I am proud of Governor DeSantis. Our schools and businesses are open. The economy is better than many other places. People are leaving their states to come to Florida (which has its pros and cons). He is doing his best to see that the most vulnerable and those who want the vaccine get it ASAP. Its easy to be an armchair quarterback. Thank you Governor DeSantis! A M Port Charlotte14th Amendment makes us all equalE:We all tend to focus on certain facts and less so on others. For example, when we read the U.S. Constitution and its amendments, the “rst two amendments get cited very often. Freedom of religion, of speech and of the press, the right to assemble peacefully and to petition the government, the right to bear arms, are spoken of often and even loudly. But sometimes we focus only on one of these freedoms. The Preamble of the Constitution begins We the PeopleŽ but Article 1 gives dierent numbers of representatives to dierent states, free persons … meaning white men who own property … were to be counted but Indians not paying taxes were excluded, while all other persons … meaning Black slaves … were counted as only three “fths. Women were not mentioned at all. The 14th Amendment, rati“ed in 1868, is greatly transforming our society, especially in recent decades. Within it is the guarantee that every person within the jurisdiction of the United States is protected equally under its laws. But we are still working out what equal protection of the laws means. Old traditions and customs are falling or are being stretched in ways not previously contemplated. For example, sex or gender seemed quite straightforward not so long ago. Not anymore. Those once excluded or limited can now enjoy the same rights and privileges as are all others. We are not all alike. We are all dierent, diverse. But we are all equal under the law. An Amendment to focus on. T L. Z Port Charlotte PUBLISHER AND EDITOR Glen Nickerson COMMENTARY EDITOR John Hackworth 

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N/E/P/C www.yoursun.com | The Daily Sun | SATURDAY, MARCH 6, 2021 PAGE 7C OPINIONSWater quality has long been a strategic focus area for Charlotte County. The county has embarked on a master plan to convert thousands of aging septic tanks to sewer to prevent pollutants from impairing our rivers, bays and harbor. We have invested in a long-term infrastructure replacement program now underway to upgrade our wastewater pipelines, lift stations and treatment plants. Commissioners last year increased the countys contribution to the Coastal and Heartland National Estuary Program responsible for protecting and restoring water and wildlife habitat in the Charlotte Harbor watershed and beyond Two years ago, as part of its strategic planning process, the board set a bold goal of improving water quality. Administration created a multidepartment water quality task force to look at all aspects of the topic: drinking water, stormwater, wastewater, surface water and groundwater. The “rst step was to identify everything were already doing to monitor, protect and improve water quality. The task force also convened a water quality summit last year that brought together dozens of local and regional stakeholders and subject matter experts to discuss ways to create partnerships, educate the public and tackle the massive task of ensuring this precious resource is protected and enhanced. Last week, the commission took the next step in our continued eorts to improve water quality by welcoming a new water quality manager who will be developing and coordinating programs related to any and all things water. The board also revised its water quality bold goal to include the development and implementation of a One Charlotte, One Water integrated water resource management plan by 2023, establish metrics to quantify improvement in water quality and create milestones to demonstrate progress toward the goal. The One Charlotte, One Water concept is based on the U.S. Water Alliances one waterŽ movement to build awareness of the importance of this basic resource. The water we have now is the same water that existed in the time of the dinosaurs. A senior executive from the alliance told summit participants all of us has a water story. It could be growing up “shing or boating with family, learning to swim, growing vegetables in your backyard garden, volunteering for a coastal cleanup program or myriad other ways we live with water. Whatever your water story, unless we protect this resource, that story could have a much dierent ending. As our new water quality manager gets his sea legsŽ in his new position, you will begin seeing and hearing him repeat the mantra of one water, seeking input and feedback from the community and delivering updates on progress were making. I ask you all to re”ect on your water story and commit to doing your part to protect the only water we have or ever will. VACCINE UPDATE As of Wednesday, more than 34,000 people have been vaccinated in Charlotte County, according to the state vaccination database. More than 15,000 have received both doses. To view the latest vaccination update, visit tinyurl.com/FLvaccinations. The tally is updated daily. Two new vaccine locations were opened on Wednesday to increase the number of people who can receive the vaccine. Eligible Florida residents who preregistered with the state vaccination website or call center will be contacted to schedule appointments. No walk-ups accepted. To preregister, visit MyVaccine.FL.gov or call 866-200-9160 (or 833-990-3549 for TTY users). For more information, visit www.CharlotteCountyFL.gov and click Vaccine Information. Readers may reach Charlotte County Administrator Hector Flores at Hector.Flores@ CharlotteCountyFL.gov.County committed to preserving water quality HECTOR FLORESCharlotte County Administrator March 1 through March 7 is National Write a Letter of Appreciation Week. It is the perfect opportunity to draw attention to and express gratitude for a sampling of the people and entities that make Punta Gorda a vibrant waterfront community, unique in character and history; as a desirable place to live work and visit. Thank you to the many residents that take the time to bring along a garbage bag on their morning walks to pick up items of trash. Great thanks also goes out to boaters who do the same on our waterways and canals. We see you and appreciate your care for this community. This contribution bene“ts residents and visitors to the community alike. Join me in saying thank you the next time you see someone on the Harborwalk, in the Historic District or on the water helping to keep our city clean. The PGI Green Thumbs deserve a sincere thank you for their establishment and maintenance of gardens that beautify the city. Nature Park is a showplace because of the hard work of each of the individuals involved in this non-pro“t. The joy and smiles that are seen every day at Gilchrist Park playground are the result of the hard work of the Friends of Gilchrist Park. The recent addition of a Little Free Library for the childrens books is another enhancement to the community as a result of the eorts of this group. TEAM Punta Gordas impact is felt throughout Punta Gorda. The list of accomplishments for TEAM is long. To just highlight a few, the Loaner Bike Program,Community Gardens, America in Bloom, maritime programs that focus on stewardship and promotion of Charlotte Harbor, convening residents to assist in city projects and providing events that unite the community and help those in need. Thank you TEAM for being a dierence maker in Punta Gorda. TEAM is always accepting new residents looking to work together to enhance our community. Learn more at https://teampuntagorda.org. The Volunteers in Policing group deserves an enormous thank you for the service provided to our city. Services include vehicle patrol, bike patrol, marine patrol, community services, and more that enhance safety. The Punta Gorda Fire Department volunteers also are owed a debt of gratitude for the support they provide to the community. This group of 25 adds value to our department and serves our residents through their eorts. Our boards and commissions are numerous and take hours of residents time to help serve our City and make it a better place, and entities like the Historic Mural Society, History Center and Historical Society work tirelessly to preserve the culture of our city. This list is by no means all inclusive. There are of course many more people and organizations doing great things that bene“t the community every day. It is through all of these contributions, small and large, that come together and create the states most picturesque, enjoyable and accessible waterfront destination for all to enjoy. Readers may reach City Manager Greg Murray at citymgr@cityofpuntagorda”. com or by calling 941-575-3302.So many pitch in to make Punta Gorda great GREG MURRAYPunta Gorda City Manager In my house, we have a problem. My wife has been vaccinated; I havent. Am I envious? Of course I am. Resentful? Yeah, some of that too. When she came home all cheerful after her second COVID-19 vaccine shot last week, I couldnt help feel that she had crossed safely to the other side of a giant chasm, while I remained at the edge of the cli. Later, when she complained of a headache and some chills from the second shot, I was, perhaps, a tad less sympathetic than I could have been. For a year weve been housebound together. But suddenly she was eligible for her shots and I was not. And now (or presum ably very soon), shell be able to traipse o to a restaurant or a rave or an orgy or a national insurrection, while Ill still be cowering at home hiding from the virus. In a way, were a microcosm of the country „ or of the world, really. Were divided into haves and have-nots. In our household, shes the have, and Im the have-not. Currently in the U.S., only about 13.6% of the population has received at least one COVID-19 vaccine shot, according to data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention; thats about 1 in 8 of us. Thats not good. Its a recipe for a two-tiered society, in which some people are ocially permitted a return to a normality that remains forbidden to the rest of us. Dont believe it? Consider whats already happening in Israel, where the government recently reopened gyms, hotels and swimming pools „ but only for those who have been vaccinated and have the green badgeŽ to prove it. Or Denmark, where authorities are planning to roll out vaccine passportsŽ „ which will enable travelers to prove theyve been inoculated before getting on a plane. IBM is developing a digital health passŽ that would allow people to present proof of vaccination to be admitted to sports arenas, airplanes or workplaces. The New York Times reported that Americans over 65, newly vaccinated and newly emboldened,Ž are leading a wave in new travel bookings. On the road again with the lucky 13.6%! And in what may be the biggest return to normality for the lucky people whove had their shots, the Los Angeles Times quoted medical experts Thursday saying that they can now enjoy a sex life with other vaccinated peopleŽ outside their bubble. Im not saying this new bifurcated, your-paperspleaseŽ society doesnt make some sense. If it is ultimately shown that vaccinated people really cant pass the virus on to others (which is not certain yet), then why wouldnt we allow them greater freedom to reenter the world? But its going to be a weird interregnum. Sure, people are being told for the moment that even after they get their shots, they should continue to social distance and, for Gods sake, keep those masks on. Dr. Fauci himself said it is possible Americans will be wearing masks into 2022. And, yes, there are reasons to fear a resurgence due to new variants that dont respond as well to the existing vaccines. But even my 89-year-old father, who is due for his “rst vaccine shot in a few days, was pretty clear that he saw it as the ultimate gamechanger. Next week,Ž he told me, well be safe and can stop worrying and go back to regular life.Ž This state of aairs isnt just dividing husbands and wives, or parents and children. There are divisions also between races, between economic classes, between people born just months apart. And between countries. The share of the population that has been vaccinated in North America and Europe „ youll be shocked to learn „ is far greater than the share in Asia, Africa and South America. In North America, for instance, there have been 11.9 doses administered per 100 people; in Africa, its 0.2 doses per 100. Experts have expressed concern about vaccine nationalism,Ž a scenario in which the wealthy countries of the world hoard the vaccine, leaving the virus to run rampant elsewhere. And that, of course, is disastrous to all of us, since the virus will continue to mutate wherever it can continue to infect people unchecked, and those new variants wont respect borders. There is only one victor in a world of vaccine haves and vaccine have-nots: the virus itself,Ž said U.N. SecretaryGeneral Antonio Guterres last month. The end of this pandemic was always going to be dicult. Inevit ably, the battle over masks and social distancing was going to fade away, transformed into a culture war over who gets vaccinated “rst. Teachers but not professors? Sixty-“veyear-olds but not 64-year-olds? Who quali“es as an essential worker? Does asthma count as an underlying condition? How about bone spurs? Why are the communities with the most cases also the slowest to be vaccinated? Unsurprisingly, theres rage at the people jumping the lines. Like the two women who allegedly dressed up as granniesŽ in bonnets and spectacles to sneak into a Florida vaccination center. Or the Angelenos misusing access codesŽ designed to help hard-hit communities of color gain access to the vaccine. Its all nerve-wracking. No one wants to die at this late stage in the pandemic, when the end seems within sight. You dont want to get sick because your 65th birthday isnt until September or because you have to go to work and dont have time to sit on hold for an appointment. And you certainly dont want to get COVID because they ran out of vaccine after giving doses to the two fake grannies ahead of you in line. Of course Im glad my wife is protected. Im relieved for her and I sincerely hope shell enjoy the rave. But Im ready for my shots as well. Nicholas Goldberg is an associate editor and op-ed columnist for the Los Angeles Times.My wife is vaccinated. Im not. Haves and have-nots NICHOLAS GOLDBERGLos Angeles TimesThis state of aairs isnt just dividing husbands and wives, or parents and children. There are divisions also between races, between economic classes, between people born just months apart. It is through all of these contributions, small and large, that come together and create the states most picturesque, enjoyable and accessible waterfront destination for all to enjoy. HOW TO CONTACT YOUR LEGISLATORSTATE REPRESENTATIVES State Rep. Mike Grant (R-Port Charlotte) Port Charlotte Office: 941-613-0914 Tallahassee Office: 850-717-5075 State Rep. James Buchanan (R-Sarasota ) North Port Office: 941-429-4560 Tallahassee Office: 850-717-5074 State Rep. Melony Bell (R-Bartow) Fort Meade Office: 863-285-1101 Tallahassee Office: 850-717-5056 STATE SENATORS State Sen. Joe Gruters (R-Sarasota) Sarasota Office: 941-378-6309 Tallahassee Office: 850-487-5023 State Sen. Ben Albritton (R-Bartow) Bartow Office: 863-34-0073 Punta Gorda Office: 941-575-5717 Tallahassee Office: 850-487-5026 

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PAGE 8C SATURDAY, MARCH 6, 2021 | The Daily Sun | www.yoursun.com N/E/P/CCOMMENTARYCharlotte Countys founding in 1921 coincided with the “rst Florida Land Boom, a period of economic prosperity and developmental growth that „ while only lasting until 1925 and followed by the Great Depression „ helped shape Floridas history during the 20th century. The success of cities like Coral Gables and Miami Beach spurred northern interest in Florida real estate and the promise of warm weather. One man saw the potential of a tract of land in the newly created Charlotte County: Joel Bean, trustee and sole owner of the Boston and Florida Reality Trust Company. In 1923, he purchased Southland, 1,071 acres of land located on the east bank of the Myakka River and serviced by the Charlotte Harbor and Northern Railway. Renaming his town El Jobe-an, an anagram of his name, Bean set to work planning what he called his ideal community.Ž The city was to be divided into six wards, each with its own civic center bordering on a circular plaza surrounded by a 100-foot wide boulevard from which six 80-foot wide thoroughfares, each in the form of a hexagon, would radiate to the ward limits. Streets extending like the spokes of a bicycle wheel would stretch out from the circular plaza to connect with the adjacent identical wards. Lots were also set aside for churches, schools, and recreational facilities. Plans were developed for the construction of an 18-hole golf course, a modern railroad depot of SpanishŽ design as well as a bathing pavilion, dance hall, and large casino on the waterfront. While work began on clearing the land, Bean advertised his new development in northern states, seeking to lure upper class citizens to establish winter homes in the community. He pictured a stylish community on the banks of the Myakka River, with all the buildings utilizing Spanish architectural features. Prospective buyers arrived by rail and by charter boat, with property sales surpassing expectations due to the Florida land boom, sparked by pro“ts made in the purchase and resale of real estate in Miami Beach. The “rst unit of Beans development, comprising three wards, was virtually sold out as soon as it was placed on the market, making it necessary to place the second unit on sale earlier than intended. Among the “rst buildings constructed by Joel Bean to assist in the promotion of his planned development were the Post Oce and General Store and the El Jobean Hotel. His long-term plan was to replace these plainŽ buildings, and all the other permanent buildings in El Jobean, with Mediterranean Revival structures which had become popular in Florida during the land boom. A number of these residences, some of which survive today, were constructed between 1926 and 1928, and the development appeared to ”ourish. The bustingŽ of the land boom, combined with two hurricanes and the onset of the Great Depression, however, brought an end to El Jobeans development. Joel Beans planned City of DestinyŽ did not reach its full potential but it remained a tight-knit and hardy community. Commercial “shing continued throughout the 1930s and early 1940s and MGM movie crews used El Jobean as the setting for several “lms, even bringing its famous trademark, Leo the lion. El Jobean, and speci“cally the El Jobean Hotel, also became a haven for circus and carnival people after the property was bought by Leo SuicideŽ Simon and Donna Simon in 1942. The community grew after World War II due to the promotion of tourism by the state, at a time when it was experiencing a second, larger, land boom. New development occurred along State Road 776 along with improvement of Joel Beans platted streets and the extension of canals. Today, El Jobean remains a riverside community, its unique layout still visible on maps and Joel Beans Post Oce and General Store and the El Jobean Hotel still present, the only original frame buildings located in the original center of El Jobean. Dr. Jennifer Zoebelein is the historian for Charlotte County.Joel Bean and the City of DestinyDevelopment in Charlotte Countys first decade PHOTO COURTESY OF DIANA HARRIS This house reects the Spanish architectural style that Joel Bean planned for the town. About 12 structures of this style were built before the crash. Photo circa 1930. CHARLOTTE COUNTY HISTORICAL COLLECTIONS ONLINEJoel Bean, a Boston investor, platted the town of El JobeAnŽ (an anagram of his name, now called simply El Jobean) in 1923 at the height of the Florida Land Boom. JENNIFER ZOEBELEINCharlotte County Historian By DANIEL SUTPHINSTAFF WRITERPUNTA GORDA „ For now, the empty grass lot on West Marion Avenue between the Military Heritage Museum and Fishermens Village is just a parking lot in Punta Gorda. For down the road, however, a new development is being planned by ATA Fishville, which owns the land, the building housing the museum (900 W. Marion Ave.) and the village (1200 W. Retta Esplanade). We did not purchase the land for a parking lot,Ž said Fishville General Manager Patti Allen at a February City Council meeting. With COVID, it has put us behind as it has many developers in the area (but) there are plans to develop that (land) and that is why we purchased it.Ž ATA Fishville bought the vacant lot at 1000 W. Marion Ave. in February 2020. Details of what will eventually be developed were not available as they are still in the planning stage, according to Allen. There are plans to develop it which will come back to (the City Council),Ž she said. I dont have a date on that yet but it should come back to you at some point in the near future for what we would like to see it developed.Ž In the meantime, ATA Fishville will use the property as over”ow parking for the neighboring facilities. That temporary use was approved by the City Council in February for a span of 18 months with an opportunity to come back before the council members for approval of an additional 18 months. Primarily we are going to use it for employees because it is very dicult to get to once youve already passed Fishermens Village,Ž Allen said. It wont necessarily (be used by) the public unless it gets to the point that we are crazy (busy) and need the spots.Ž The lot can hold around 140 informal parking spots with two paved entry ways onto the lot. Allen said they do plan on having markers for the spots. Entry from West Marion Avenue is around 345 feet from the entrance to the Military Heritage Museum. On West Retta Esplanade, the entrance is around 235 linear feet from the Tidal Creek Bridge that leads into the Fishville parking areas. Fishville also provides golf cart shuttle service along West Retta from the Fishville property to the Military Heritage Museum. Part of the City Councils approval also required Fisvhille to add wheel stops, re”ective markers, additional fencing and trac-ready bollards. By (moving) the employees from where they are parking now, it will open up (that) lot for extra parking for our customers,Ž Allen said, and that will be where I would think a majority of our customers will go.Ž Email: daniel.sutphin@ yoursun.comWhat will become of Fishville-owned land on West Marion?Overflow parking area eyed for new development by Fishermens Village ownersSeveral local nonpro“t organizations and business oer scholarships for local students and for those who want to redirect their career paths. Here are some: ALLAMANDA GARDEN CLUB The Allamanda Garden Club of North Port will award two $1,500 scholarships to college juniors or seniors in an undergraduate program, as well as graduate or doctoral students, pursuing degrees in the sciences or horticulturerelated “elds. (College sophomores are eligible as they will be entering their junior year the following fall.) This scholarship is to provide tuition assistance to students attending a college or university anywhere in the United States. Preference will be given to students who are residents of North Port, Port Charlotte, Englewood or Venice. Application deadline is March 31. The garden club is a non-pro“t organized in 1965. Its members support the education of todays students wholl be the leaders of tomorrow, ensuring the preservation of the natural resources of the planet Earth. For more information and to apply for the scholarship go to www.allamandagarden club.com. BELLA WILLIAMS SCHOLARSHIP The Rotonda West Womans Club is oering two Bella Williams Memorial Continuing Education Scholarships at $1,500 each. Applicants should be from the Englewood-Rotonda West area and pursuing advanced education or retraining in a college or vocational school. The scholarships are intended for those who have had an interruption in their studies and are returning to school. Send resume to GFWC Rotonda West Womans Club, Attn: Scholarship, PO Box 672, Placida, FL 33946. Deadline for receipt of resumes is March 26. For additional information, call Debra 917-573-5512. ADULT LEARNER SCHOLARSHIPS The Business and Professional Women of Englewood and Venice oer $1,000 Adult Learner scholarships. Female applicants should be from the EnglewoodVenice area, residing either in Sarasota or Charlotte counties. Adult Lerners are those women pursuing advanced education or retraining in college or vocational schools. BPWEV scholarship applications and instructions and contact information are accessible at www. bpwev.org. BPWEV also is engaged in the national program Joining Forces with Women Veterans and Military Spouses.Ž The program provides resources and online connections to the veterans and military wives to assist in their successfully obtaining meaningful employment and a career of their interest. BPWEV encourages women veterans and military spouses to apply. The deadline for mailing applications is April 30.Local groups offer scholarships Younger Looking Better FeelingVARICOSE VEINS? SPIDER VEINS? LEG SORES? www.mccormickveinclinic.com Venice 493-8666 n ic.com Podiatric Physicians & Surgeons Englewood 473-0113 Murdock 624-6300Call us for an appointment today!adno=3787708-1McCormickLaser Vein ClinicsLEGS! DAN'S FAN CITY LARGEST SELECTION OF INDOOR & OUTDOOR FANS ANYWHERE! DESIGNYOUR FANASK US HOW DC FANS! Reduce Your A/C Bill TOUCH FREE VOICE CONTROL! Select Models Now WiFi Enabled Parts & Services AvailableVENICE1965C S. Tamiami497-3267 PT. CHARLOTTE2586 N. 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N/E/P/C www.yoursun.com | The Daily Sun | SATURDAY, MARCH 6, 2021 PAGE 9CCOMMENTARY By TAMI GARCIAGONDOLIER CORRESPONDENTWELLEN PARK „ Girl Scout Cookie Program sale is in full swing, with 9-year-old Taylor Stabile, a Brownie with Troop 499 based out of Venice and her mother, Darcy, setting up a traveling boothŽ at Grand Palm, selling the delicious delights from their golf cart. Orders began for Girl Scouts of Gulfcoast Florida „ serving Sarasota, Charlotte, DeSoto, Manatee, Hardee, Highlands, Glades, Lee, Hendry and Collier counties „ on Jan. 5, with booth sales starting Feb. 19, in many locations, and will continue through March 21. All of the net revenue raised from the dierent ”avors of cookies „ Thin Mints, Tagalongs, Dosi-dos, Trefoils, Samoas, Toee-Tastic, Girl Scout SMores, Lemon Ups „ stays with the local council and troops. The funds also help Troop 499s chosen charity organization, The Twig, a Venice resource for foster care community. For more information on ordering cookies through Taylor Stabile, visit her online site: https://digitalcookie. girlscouts.org/scout/ taylor893521, or for local cookie booth locations and ordering directly from Girl Scouts of Gulfcoast Florida visit www.gsgcf.org.Craving Girl Scout cookies?Its that time of year for sales in Venice area GONDOLIER PHOTOS BY TAMI GARCIADarcy Stabile and her 9-year-old daughter, Taylor, stand in front of their traveling booth.Ž Taylors goal is selling 1,500 boxes, in the hopes of getting a hoverboard for her eorts, one of the many prize incentives available for Girl Scouts to possibly earn.Now that we getting more and more folks vaccinated, perhaps sometime soon we can think about planning a vacation. The library has many resources to help with your travel plans. If you are traveling to a foreign country, you might want to brush up on a few important phrases in a new language. We have several dierent language learning resources in book and audio format to get you started. Language audio instruction is available in Spanish, German, French, Chinese, Hindi, Portuguese and more. You can access several dierent travel (and other) magazines online through the RBdigital database. Go to the library homepage, charlotte”.ent.sirsi. net/client/en_US/resources, and select the RBdigital under Digital Media. We have more than 3,000 magazine titles available for you to view on your favorite device including Canoe & Kayak, Motorcyclist, Natural Geographic and Shutterbug. We even have Dogster magazine, so you can plan a dog-friendly vacation. The library has several current travel books such as Frommers, Fodors and Lonely Planet that provide you with details about where to stay, what to eat and things to do in various cities and countries around the world. We have guides ranging from Amsterdam to London, Israel to New Zealand, Hawaii to Costa Rica and more. There are also several travel videos available to view including many of Rick Steves adventures, Anthony Bourdain, and other videos giving you a preview of where you are going to travel. One of my favorite travel writers is Bill Bryson. Bill was born in America and lived in England for several years. He has written several books about travel, the English language and science. Some of my favorites are The Road to Little Dribbling,Ž A Short Story of Nearly Everything,Ž A Walk in the Woods,Ž and Notes from a Small Island.Ž Stop in today and plan your next adventure with help from your library resources. COLORING FOR ALL SEASONS Maybe you are not ready to travel yet and would prefer to stay home to enjoy some of our virtual programs. You can request one of the Adult Coloring Packets for March at your library location. If you are feeling stressed by all the craziness in the world, take some quiet time to yourself to color. Grab one of our St. Patricks Day themed adult coloring packets at any of our libraries. Supplies are limited and distributed on a “rst-come, “rst-served basis. Pick one up inside when we are open or request to have us put it out for curbside pickup. On Monday, join us for a discussion examining the life and work of the quirky, independent but popular “lmmakers, writers and directors, Joel and Ethan Coen. All our virtual programs can be views on the Charlotte County Community Services YouTube page, //bit. ly/3qSnCrE. Broaden your horizons from home with our virtual programs and online resources. The Englewood Charlotte Library is at 3450 N. Access Road in the Tringali Recre ation Complex o State Road 776.Ready to travel? 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PAGE 10C SATURDAY, MARCH 6, 2021 | The Daily Sun | www.yoursun.com N/E/P/CGOOD NEWS By SUE ERWINSTAFF WRITERSouthwest Florida Honor ”ight was thrilled to receive a generous donation from Village Place Senior Living recently. The funds were collected from a previously held golf tournament. Southwest Florida Honor Flight provides free ”ights for Veterans. Throughout the United States there are several programs that operate in conjunction with Honor Flight. The Honor Flight program was founded by Earl Morse. The program is based out of Spring“eld Ohio. Honor Flight Headquarters can be reached at 937 521-2400, or email at info@honor”ight.org. To make a donation locally, mail a check to Southwest Florida Honor Flight, Inc., P.O. Box 495065, Port Charlotte, FL 33949. SARASOTA SHERIFF PROMOTES EMPLOYEES Sarasota County Sheri Kurt Homan recently announced three internal promotions. Deputies Daniel Smith and Bradley Pope were both promoted to the rank of sergeant, and Sgt. Mark Lefebvre was promoted to lieutenant. It gives me great pride to promote three deserving members to the next level in their careers,Ž said Sheri Kurt A. Homan. Each of these newly promoted supervisors have a unique skill set from military service to crisis intervention training. I am certain they will continue to be excellent leaders for their colleagues and their community.Ž NEW NORTH PORT EMTS Suncoast Technical College is now oering Emergency Medical Technician certi“cation courses at its North Port Branch. The “rst class graduated recently. An information session is planned for the fall 2021 class at 9 a.m. on Wednesday. The session will be held via Zoom. You must call to 941257-2252 to sign-up and receive the Zoom link and documents for the meeting. COLLEGE NEWS Kathleen Tucker of Placida received a bachelors degree from the University of Wisconsin. Carly Upmann of Englewood made the fall honors list at Concordia University in Wisconsin. Andrew Green of Punta Gorda made the deans list at SUNY Delhi state University of New York. Email your good news to sue.erwin@yoursun.comSarasota Sheriff promotes employees Pictured from left: Sal Giuliano, Elevate Real Estate; Sue Paquin, president, Southwest Florida Honor Flight; Melody ThorntonGiuliano, General Manager, Village Place Senior Living and Kim Spencer, Community relations Director, Village Place Senior PHOTOS PROVIDEDCongratulations to the newest graduates of the North Port EMT Program at Suncoast Technical College. Vineland Elementary School announced its Heron of the Month students for December. They are kindergarteners Michael Bonakoske and Savannah Ball, rst-graders Stella Anderson, Luna Anderson, Shelby Gonzales, Anthony Abreu and Kade Hubbart and second-graders are Abigail Schwartz, Noah Cooke, Jackson McCarron, Paige Gilbert and Zachariah Adams. The program is sponsored by American Legion Post 113, Rotonda West. Vineland Elementary School announced its Heron of the Month students for December. They include third-graders Andrew Demir, Layla Carter, Lane Leavell, Paisley Snyder and Hayley Brockman, fourth-graders Olivia Cusumano, Jayleigh Pritts, Kellan Brooks and Alaina Henriquez and fthgraders Noah Egan, Peyton Syme, Julianne Hawter and Owen Randall. The program is sponsored by American Legion Post 113, Rotonda West. From left: Sgt. Daniel Smith, Sgt. Bradley Pope, Lt. Mark Lefebvre, and Sheri Kurt A. Homan.adno=3788102-1 If you think you t the bill, email your resume to lissa.craigford@yoursun.comSun Newspapers is an Equal Opportunity EmployerWe're looking for just the right person to sell our impressive array of print and digital advertising solutions. Mandatory requirements are the gift of gab, power of persuasion, and ability to have fun while making a di erence for local businesses. This is a full time job with a salary and great bene ts. Prior experience in media or outside sales is a de nite plus, but enthusiasm and a desire to succeed goes a long way. Can you sell this space? adno=3778028-1 adno=SP4327 Norman € Key West € Eclipse Free Measure + Free Installation Buy Direct and Save-Dont Pay Retail We manufacture Solid Surface Shutters Composite € Polyresin € Solid Surface € Wood 50%OFF 24 x 48$159Reg. $318 CompositeWindowDecor & Designs STORE HOURS: Mon. Fri. 9-5; Sat 9-1 www.DecorDesignsFL.com*See store for details. Min.purchase req.#10Bradenton 941-755-3797 3125 53rd Ave. East Bradenton, FL 34203 On S.R. 70, East of 301 Venice 941-485-0003 1740 East Venice Ave. 1 Mile west of Roundabout until 15 next to Allegro BistroAsk about our special “ nancing. Polyresin Plantation Shutters Poly r e sin Poly r e sin Eclipse adno=3787370-1adno=3783309-1 !"# $!%#& ! "#$%" &"$ '' $(%"("" ) 

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N/E/P/C www.yoursun.com | The Daily Sun | SATURDAY, MARCH 6, 2021 PAGE 11C STAFF REPORTSARASOTA „ A Broward County man is accused of stealing $63,000 from an 88-year-old Sarasota County resident after convincing the alleged victim that the money was needed to collect winnings from a fake Publishers Clearing House contest. There are at least 17 more victims who may have been duped by the same scam, detectives say. The family of the 88-year-old “led a complaint with the Sarasota County Sheris Oce in October. The victim believed he was paying taxes for Publishers Clearing House winnings in advance and deposited $63,000 into two separate bank accounts,Ž the sheris oce reported Friday. Investigators used video surveillance and were able to identify 26-yearold Donte Johnson, of Plantation in Broward County as the suspect using the victims identity to withdraw funds.Ž Detectives, with the help of the Broward County Sheris Oce and Plantation Police Department, searched Johnsons home. They found more than $17,000 in cash, a stolen “rearm and several electronic devices. Detectives identi“ed at least 17 additional elderly victims and believe there may be others who fell victim to Johnsons scam,Ž said Kaitlyn R. Perez, SCSOs Community Aairs Director in a statement Friday. In total, detectives estimate Johnson stole approximately $300,000 from the 17 victims who live in areas all over the country,Ž states the press release. Broward County Sheris deputies charged Johnson with criminal use of personal identi“cation, bank fraud and grand theft of a “rearm, and booked him into the Broward County Jail. He has since been released. It is with credit to our Special Victims Unit that this criminal is behind bars,Ž commented Sheri Kurt A. Homan. These detectives work hard to protect our most vulnerable populations, but it is on all of us to look out for our elderly, and one another. The message here is take caution for both yourself and the ones you love. Remember, if it seems too good to be true, it probably is.Ž According to the Publishers Clearing House website, no payment, fee, tax or any amount is ever required to claim or receive a prize in a PCH giveaway, SCSO reported.Man accused of Publishers Clearing House scamJOHNSON Alleged victim is 88 years old By SUE ERWINSTAFF WRITERThe North Port Chamber of Commerce Leadership Group hosted a Scavenger HuntŽ for members of the North Port Young Professionals club last week. Participants visited up to 25 local businesses, did some networking, took photos and uploaded them via an app. Prizes were given out to winners who visited the most businesses during the week-long event. A “nale and prize giveaway took place on Thursday at Beef OBradys in North Port. The party had a St. Patricks Day theme. Prizes included gift cards and gift certi“cates from area businesses „ and of course „ boxes of Lucky Charms cereal. 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PAGE 12C SATURDAY, MARCH 6, 2021 | The Daily Sun | www.yoursun.com N/E/P/CDo you like to use native plants in your landscape? If so, the wax myrtle may be your plant. Useful as a plant for above-ground planters, as a hedge, or as a small to medium-sized tree, the wax myrtle is a hardy woody plant that adapts well as a cultivated native. As the name implies, wax myrtles have waxy berries (on female plants only), aromatic olive green leaves, and light gray bark. This evergreen native is not only a popular landscape plant, but is also attractive to wildlife because of the berries and cover. This tree is fairly rapid-growing up to 25-feet tall, and can be maintained as a multi-stemmed small tree or an informal privacy screen. Planted in full sun to part shade, and from low, moist soils to high and dry sites, the wax myrtle is a very adaptable plant. Further, the high salt tolerance of this plant makes it a good coastal selection for dicult sites. There is even a cultivated variety named Pumila, which is a dwarf form of wax myrtle growing up to less than 3-feet tall. As with all landscape plants, make sure to water the wax myrtle transplant well until it is established. Keep in mind that only female trees have berries as long as there is a male plant in the vicinity for pollination. Wax myrtles have a habit of sending up sprouts from the roots which will need to be removed to keep the plant in a neat appearance. On the other hand, if you are looking for a good thick growth that oers wildlife habitat, these sprouts will be advantageous. When planted in the groomed landscape, consider using the wax myrtle beneath overhead wires. As this woody plant tends to develop droopy branches, train by pruning as needed to maintain a more upright growth habit. Spaced about 10 feet apart, the wax myrtle can even provide some light shade. Wax myrtles also make ideal rain garden candidates as they do well in both seasonally wet and dry conditions. For butter”y fans, the wax myrtle is a favored larval food of the red-banded hairstreak butter”y. Interestingly enough, the caterpillars of this butter”y are reported to feed on dead wax myrtle plants beneath the host plant. One bad feature about the wax myrtle is its susceptibility to fungal wilt diseases such as Fusarium wilt, and lnonotus heartrot. Preventing root injury and avoiding over-fertilization with nitrogen fertilizer will reduce the chances of these diseases becoming a problem. Also be careful of pruning and use disinfected tools between cuts and between pruning dierent plants. One possible insect pest is the lobate lac scale, a relatively recent introduced pest, but I have only seen one case of it on wax myrtle in Charlotte County to date. As wax myrtles are very ”ammable where wild“res are common, keep them a minimum of 30 feet away from buildings for safety. The use of natives like wax myrtle in the Florida landscape is bene“cial and adds beauty and interest to any landscape „ another FloridaFriendly Landscaping favorite. For more information on all types of Florida native plants to use in your landscape, or to ask a question, please visit 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 941-764-4344 or ralph.mitchell@ charlottecounty”.gov.Wax nostalgic for wax myrtle PHOTO PROVIDEDA fairly long hedge of wax myrtle.COMMENTARY RALPH E. MITCHELLMaster Gardener Featured EventsFriends of Shannon Staub Public Library, Inc.BEST click of the day! 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SATURDAY, MARCH 6, 2021 | YOURSUN.COM | SECTION D By KATE FELDMANNEW YORK DAILY NEWSI will watch Paramount+s Love StoryŽ remake because I am an easy mark, both for sappy romance and for Josh Schwartz and Stephanie Savage collaborations. But I dont know why it exists. Ive asked whyŽ about a lot of shows recently, and they almost all have something in common: weve seen them before. Everything these days is an existing intellectual property or IP. Its a remake or a revival or a reboot. Sometimes its been o the air since George W. Bush was in oce, like FrasierŽ and Sex and the City.Ž Sometimes its barely been a year, like Criminal Minds.Ž Sometimes its been decades, like One Day at a Time.Ž But nothing stays dead. For the most part, the shows fall into three categories: “lm or book adaptations, remakes/ revivals/reboots and those that are spun o from familiar brand names for no discernible reason. ADAPTATIONS Lets start with the adaptations. Book adaptations have always been an easy hunting ground for writers, pulling from the bookshelves for already successful stories with fully formed characters and plots. This strategy has given us some of the best shows of the past decade, from Game of ThronesŽ to Hannibal,Ž and some in the middle, like Pretty Little LiarsŽ and Orange is the New Black.Ž It puts images to beautifully painted words, growing storylines and personalities, sometimes past the point where the author went. Its the same strategy that, this year alone, will bring us Liane Moriartys Nine Perfect Strangers,Ž Sarah Vaughans Anatomy of a ScandalŽ and Sally Rooneys Conversations with Friends.Ž Recently, the movie-to-series trend has become more popular after years of “lms being used to wrap-up shows. Cobra Kai,Ž particularly after moving from YouTube to Net”ix, has been a revelation, while what feels like half of Paramount+s recent unveiling was pulled from the library, with remakes of Love Story,Ž Flashdance,Ž Grease,Ž The Italian Job,Ž The Man Who Fell To EarthŽ and The Parallax View.Ž Some of these adaptations ”ourished after moving past their inspiration while some have struggled to keep up the plot, but for the most part, theyve been picked because they already worked before and now have room to grow. NOSTALGIA BAIT Then we move to the most obvious category: those that have existed before and will exist again. This is where you “nd your nostalgia bait, your Sex and the City but all grown up,Ž your Dexter but not a lumberjack anymore,Ž your I swear Criminal Minds just ended literally last year but I dont know, I guess you can call it a comeback.Ž This is where Hollywood is relying on your belief that things were better before and that putting Frasier Crane back on your television screen will make things good again. The nostalgia angle is more transparent than the others, and maybe a bit more crude, but it works. They keep doing it because we keep watching. And anyway, has anything actually gotten better since Frasier Crane was last on your television screen? Now we come to the last choice, the most baing of all: the stories that live in familiar worlds simply because they can. HBOs Perry MasonŽ may be the best example here, though surely not the only. Matthew Rhys could have just as easily been a completely new private investigator, with new sidekicks and new villains, without losing anything; in fact, it prob ably w ould have been a better story if it had been allowed to start fresh. CBS ClariceŽ could have invented another trauma-riddled FBI agent instead of awkwardly dancing around Hannibal Lecters name. Sarah Paulson could have played any old nurse at any old asylum with any old inappropriate relationship with her foster brother, rather than “lling in the blanks for Nurse Ratched. The best show of 2020 was I May Destroy You,Ž pulled from Micaela Coels own experiences with sexual assault. A year before that, it was Phoebe Waller-Bridges Fleabag,Ž a creative masterpiece about the struggles of existing. Each was similar and dierent in beautiful ways, but particularly in their originality. It wasnt so much that we hadnt seen these characters before, but that we hadnt seen these ideas before. I will watch the new Pretty Little LiarsŽ and the new Gossip GirlŽ and even the new Sex and the City.Ž Ill watch every Gilmore GirlsŽ and Veronica MarsŽ they give me. If that makes me part of the problem, so be it. But I still want more. I want creative. I want original.BOOT THE REBOOTSInstead of remakes and revivals, what about original content? PHOTOS FROM WARNER MEDIA/HBO, CBS AND NETFLIXLeft: Matthew Rhys in the title role of HBOs Perry Mason.Ž Why P erry Mason? Rhys could have just as easily been a completely new private investigator, with new sidekicks and new villains, without losing anything. Middle: Sarah Pauls on as Mildred Ratched in the Netix series Ratched.Ž P aulson could have played any old nurse at any old asylum with any old inappropriate relationship with her foster brother, rather than lling in the blanks for N urse Ratched. Right: Rebecca Breeds plays Clarice Starling in the CBS procedural Clarice.Ž CBS c ould have invented another trauma-riddled FBI agent instead of awk wardly dancing around Hannibal Lecters name. LAURA RADFORD/HBOMichaela Coel stars in HBO series I May Destroy You.Ž Instead of a remake, this show pulled from Micaela Coels own experiences with sexual assault. AMAZON PRIMEFleabagŽ was a creative masterpiece about the struggles of existing. GOLD SPONSORS SILVER SPONSORS BRONZE SPONSORS adno=3782887-1MARCH 6TH … 14TH19 MODEL HOMES 2 VIRTUAL HOMESOF Southwest FloridaGo to: sw paradeofhomes.com for full details DIAMOND SPONSORFirst Choice Home Builders, LLC Achieva Credit UnionCharlotte State Bank and Trust First International Title Hessler Floor Covering MidFlorida Credit Union Suncoast One Title & Closing Inc. The Firm Odette Embury 

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PAGE 2D SATURDAY, MARCH 6, 2021 | The Daily Sun | www.yoursun.com N/E/P/C By KEVIN CRUSTLOS ANGELES TIMESIf you think men are annoying in our world, wait till you get a load of them on the planet New World in Chaos Walking,Ž the once highly anticipated prospective tentpole starring Tom Holland and Daisy Ridley. Based on the award-winning young-adult science “ction series by Patrick Ness „ speci“cally the “rst novel, The Knife of Never Letting GoŽ „ the movie has taken nearly a decade to reach the screen after being announced by Lionsgate in 2011. To say expectations have waned would be an understatement. The studio, looking to continue its success with franchises such as TwilightŽ and The Hunger Games,Ž went through numerous writers, including, Charlie Kaufman (Ness and Christopher Ford receive “nal credit), and potential directors before starting production in 2017 with Doug Liman behind the camera. Reshoots, overseen by Fede Alvarez because Liman was unavailable, were pushed until 2019 due to the stars schedules, further delaying the release, which was again postponed as a result of COVID-19. Thats a lot of baggage for one movie to bear yet Chaos WalkingŽ is neither the disaster one might fear nor the thrilling hoped-for “rst installment of a would-be trilogy. The pairing of Marvel and Star WarsŽ royalty in the respective forms of Holland and Ridley necessitated an aging up of their teenage characters from the books to full-”edged young adults whose sheltered upbringings grant them a form of innocence. The many hands on the story also yield a broad narrative divergence from the source material. The year is 2257 A.D. and New World, a 64-year journey from the settlers home planet, Earth, represents a colonization opportunity gone wrong. Similar to Earth in many ways, the beautifully dystopian planet features breathable air, drinkable water, lush forests and perpetual daylight. Unfortunately, it is also home to an unwelcome native species, the Spackle or Spacks, and its atmosphere has a disorienting eect on males, wherein their every thought is broadcast aloud to others. UNFILTERED THOUGHTS The Noise, as the phenomenon is called, is de“ned as a mans thoughts un“ltered, and without a “lter a man is just ƒ Chaos WalkingŽ; it takes the visual form of a lighted vapor that follows each man as a sort of personalized Aurora Borealis. In addition to laying bare their souls and any stray thoughts to one another, it bombards them with a cacophony of sounds that makes them neurotic, to put it mildly. Women, unaected by the aiction, were slaughtered years earlier in a war with the Spackle, or so the legend goes. Now, the all-male settlement of Prentisstown is ruled by Mayor Prentiss, played with quiet menace by Mads Mikkelsen. Prentiss has the ability to control his Noise with Force-like mastery, bending his survivalist followers to his will with a simple mantra: I am the circle; the circle is me.Ž Hollands Todd Hewitt, orphaned as a baby and on the cusp of manhood, is the youngest male in the town and bears both the hope and burden that comes with that. Aside from his adoptive fathers, Ben (Demian Bichir) and Cillian (Kurt Sutter), and Prentiss, who has an uncharacteristic fondness for the boy, everyone is essentially his bully; Aaron (David Oyelowo), the towns preacher, whose Noise has its own “re-and-brimstone aura, is especially abusive. Meanwhile, hurtling toward New World is a scout module from a giant spaceship carrying the long-delayed 4,000-strong second wave of settlers. When the capsule crash-lands, the lone survivor, Viola (Ridley), is thrust into this hostile environment, where she is discovered by Todd, who is both curious and protective of her. Todds inability to control his Noise quickly reveals Violas presence, and Prentiss displays a disturbing intent to prevent her from contacting her people on the mothership, representing them as an existential threat to his faithful. Encouraged to ”ee by Ben and Cillian, Todd forms an uneasy alliance with Viola as the pair are pursued into the wilderness by Prentiss and his men, including his doltish son, Davey Prentiss Jr. (Nick Jonas). MISSED OPPORTUNITIES The introduction of a young woman into this scenario raises all sorts of questions about gender, misogyny, sexuality and procreation, most of which the movie seems relatively uninterested in asking, let alone answering. Likewise, the fairly obvious allegory for colonization goes largely unexplored. Liman, who has a reputation for reviving troubled productions and salvaging “lms in postproduction, excavates an hour and 48 minutes of relatively engaging action-thriller material. It moves quickly enough to gloss over plot holes but leaves the impression that the novel was stripped for parts. The ending provides both a modicum of catharsis-free resolution and the unlikely-to-be-ful“lled promise of sequels. The stars dont fare too badly, as their innate appeal retains intact. The stellar supporting cast, especially Mikkelsen and Cynthia Erivo in a role that demands more attention from one of those doubtful sequels, also goes a long way toward the movies watchability. Conceptually, the Noise is Chaos WalkingsŽ inventive strength, a “tting analogy for the information overload of our modern age, especially for young people. But introverts and those traumatized by overloaded Zoom calls will recognize as well as recoil from the audio assault it unleashes. And while Liman and visual eects supervisor Matt Johnson found a suitably cinematic way to put it onscreen, the cacophony of voices has a detrimental eect on the rushed storytelling, particularly in the way it undermines character and diminishes subtext. Chaos WalkingŽ is in theaters. Chaos Walking crushes the possibility of a sci-fi franchise MURRAY CLOSE/LIONSGATETom Holland as Todd Hewitt, Manchee the dog and Daisy Ridley as Viola, star in the movie Chaos Walking.Ž KEEP THE HEAT OUT AND THE COOL IN!Solving your window problems and having a comfortable home is easy and enjoyable when you choose Renewal by Andersen. With this great offer, you save money on your window project … and youll also save on high energy bills for years to come! 70%MORE ENERGY EFFICIENT IN SUMMER2 Helps keep the heat out and the cool in.SmartSun glass40%Windows and Patio Doors!OFFBUY ONE GET ONEMinimum purchase of . 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N/E/P/C www.yoursun.com | The Daily Sun | SATURDAY, MARCH 6, 2021 PAGE 3D By KATIE WALSHTRIBUNE NEWS SERVICEAuthor, TV host, restaurateur, designer, attorney and general Renaissance man Eddie Huang has another title to add to the list: director. The author of the memoir Fresh o the Boat,Ž which was adapted into the popular TV sitcom, makes his feature directorial debut with the coming-of-age basketball drama Boogie,Ž starring newcomer Taylor Takahashi in his “rst “lm role. While BoogieŽ has much of Huangs urban Asian American style and swagger, the script is, unfortunately, a missed shot. WHOS DREAM? The story follows the experiences of Alfred BoogieŽ Chin (Takahashi), a gifted Chinese American basketball player in Queens, New York, who has dreams of the NBA. But for much of the “lm, its hard to tell if the NBA is Boogies dream, or the immense expectation of his father (Perry Yung), who is recently released from prison and obsessed with Chinese American sports greatness. Its not until late in the “lm when Boogie is asked point-blank that he admits the NBA is his dream, an unconvincing moment at best. In fact, we dont know much of what Boogie really wants or desires, other than Eleanor (a magnetic Taylour Paige), the alluring girl in his English class at his new school, City Prep, where hes transferred in hopes of high school basketball greatness manifesting into a college scholarship. When Eleanor, asks him, What else are you into?Ž (other than her) Boogie responds, dominoes,Ž and his explanation doesnt tell us much more than that. This thin, surface-level, and sometimes abrasive characterization makes Boogie a protagonist thats hard to root for, and while Takahashi, in his “rst “lm role, is an interesting performer, he doesnt have the chops or charisma to carry an entire “lm quite yet. CHINESE AMERICAN EXPERIENCE The character of Boogie is merely a cipher within this formulaic story. The standard sports movie structure has been haphazardly assembled, then “lled with rote emotional beats, awkward exposition dumps and slangy, rapid-“re comedic lines that arent given enough room to land. Laid on top of that is the Chinese American experience. The cultural touchstones that Huang deploys clearly do come from a place of authentic experience, but most of these representations are utilized without fresh insight or interrogation. On the bright side of Boogie,Ž the cityscapes soundtracked to modern hiphop are fun and stylish, evoking a sense of place far richer than the characterizations of the people within this environment. The supporting actors are fantastic, especially Paige, who oozes sheer star power (she has a small but memorable role in Ma Raineys Black BottomŽ and is soon to be seen starring in ZolaŽ), but have to do much heavy lifting to make Boogie seem compelling. Whenever late rapper Bashar Pop SmokeŽ Jackson is on screen, as the antagonist Monk, his presence is undeniable; his performance is both an exciting discovery and a wrenching reminder of his loss (he was tragically murdered in a February 2020 home invasion). Its hard not to keep scouting the sidelines for the more interesting characters like Eleanor or Monk or Boogies friend Richie (Jorge Lendeborg Jr.) to “nd someone to connect with. Even the bright spots remind us that the story issues wouldnt matter if we knew or cared about our hero more. Its unfortunate that a “lm with such a unique character, point of view and premise ultimately ends up feeling lightweight, insigni“cant and ultimately, disappointing. BoogieŽ is in theatersEddie Huangs directorial debut Boogie ultimately a missed shotThe story is about a gifted Chinese American basketball player NICOLE RIVELLI/FOCUS FEATURESTaylor Takahashi stars as Alfred BoogieŽ Chin and Taylour Paige as Eleanor in Eddie Huangs Boogie.ŽIts unfortunate that a lm with such a unique character, point of view and premise ultimately ends up feeling lightweight, insignicant and ultimately, disappointing.adno=3788028-1 HOME IMPROVEMENTGIVEAWAY $5,000 Sweepstakes Home Improvement Giveaway $5,000 SWEEPSTAKESContest Run Dates: 3/8/21 4/5/21 Powered by Presented by Coming on Monday... Your Chance to WIN a national prize of $5,000 towards your next Home Improvement project! 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PAGE 4D SATURDAY, MARCH 6, 2021 | The Daily 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 COLETTE BANCROFTTAMPA BAY TIMESIn the near present, a woman whose marriage is crumbling lifts a tiny skyblue vial from the bank of the Thames River. In 1791, a 12-year-old girl who has helped commit a murder “lls that vial with a potion she hopes will change her life. What links them, besides that bit of blue glass, is the subject of The Lost Apothecary,Ž a debut novel by Sarah Penner, who lives in St. Petersburg. TAKING CONTROL The books two story lines are separated by more than two centuries, but both of them center on women trying to control their own lives. It begins in the past, in the tiny apothecary shop run by Nella Clavinger, on a narrow London street called Back Alley. Nella inherited the business from her mother, who taught her everything she knows about using herbs, roots, even insects to concoct tinctures and powders that can treat all sorts of ailments. Nellas mother was a healer, and she specialized in treating women. Since her mothers death, though, Nella has taken the business in a different direction. In a scrupulously kept account book, she tells us, she records secrets: Secrets about the vigorous young man who suered an ailing heart on the eve of his wedding, or how it came to pass that a healthy new father fell victim to a sudden fever.... These were not weak hearts and fevers at all, but thornapple juice and nightshade slipped into wines and pies by cunning women whose names now stained my register.Ž Why Nella began selling poison, and why she only sells it for use on men, is one of the books pivotal secrets. Now middle aged and in failing health, Nella will confess it “nally to the other person who voices the historical narrative, Eliza Fanning. They meet when Eliza, a country girl come to London for a job as a housemaid, is sent to Nella by her mistress. Mrs. Amwell has been kind to Eliza, even taught her to read and write. Mr. Amwell, however, is another story. His wife pays Nella for a pair of poisoned eggs, but its Eliza who, following Nellas instructions, cooks and serves them. You might expect a young girl to be horri“ed by such events. Not Eliza „ indeed, she wants Nella to take her on as an apprentice. But when another customers order goes terribly awry, Nella and Eliza will be plunged into danger. MODERN TIMES In contemporary London, Caroline Parcewell arrives from the United States for what was supposed to be her 10th anniversary trip with her husband, James. But Caroline arrives alone after discovering that James is having an aair. Shes shocked and shattered „ they had only recently started trying to have a baby, and she thought their relationship was stable, if a tad boring. At loose ends, she takes up an oer from a man whos recruiting people on the street for a mudlarking tour of the banks of the Thames. Mudlarking is a kind of riverine amateur archaeology, a popular pursuit in London, where the Thames has ”owed through a huge, populous city for centuries, carrying with it all sorts of artifacts and depositing them randomly on its banks. Caroline gets lucky almost immediately, spotting a tiny blue vial marked with the outline of a bear. A decade before, she abandoned a plan to apply for a graduate course in history at Cambridge University because James had a good job in Ohio. She thinks she doesnt regret it, but that vial sparks something. The tour guide sends her to his daughter Gaynor, who happens to work in the venerable British Library, and soon the two of them are searching old records, maps and newspaper articles trying to “nd the bottles provenance. Caroline is having a good time in London after all, until James shows up at her hotel room door. Dual narratives dont always work „ but Penner keeps both parts of The Lost Apothecary engrossing, with rich detail, assured pacing and eective suspense. The Lost ApothecaryŽ by Sarah Penner, Park Row Books, 320 pages, $27.99Sarah Penners The Lost Apothecary an intriguing tale of domestic poisonIts a debut novel by a St. Petersburg author PARK ROW BOOKSThe Lost Apothecary,Ž a debut novel by Sarah Penner Virtual eventSarah Penner will discuss The Lost ApothecaryŽ with the Oxford Exchanges Fiction, Fantasies & Epics Book Club at 6:30 p.m. March 30. The virtual event is free; register at oxfordexchange.com/pages/calendar. 

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N/E/P/C www.yoursun.com | The Daily Sun | SATURDAY, MARCH 6, 2021 PAGE 5D JUMBLE CRYPTOQUIP WORD SLEUTH ARIES TAURUS GEMINI eorts to quiet your mind as you listen so that you CANCER suggested it rings like a LEO While VIRGO LIBRA you idea or creation that SCORPIO SAGITTARIUS CAPRICORN AQUARIUS acquired in school or im PISCES Your actions are an 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, MARCH 6, 2021 | The Daily 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 "Winter." "Pandemic." "Creaky joints." "Bad mood." "Did I mention it gets dark too early?" The list of excuses you can come up with for not exercising is virtually endless. But so is the list of bene“ts. According to a study published in Plos Medicine, the sky's the limit when it comes to using aerobics for your heart health. Oxford University researchers looked at more than 90,000 people and found that not only is physical activity associated with a lower risk of cardiovascular disease, but the folks that get the most exercise also reap the greatest heart health bene“ts. However, it's important to note that those getting moderate exercise were as well-protected as those doing more intense sessions. It's time spent that matters most „ and a minimum is 30 minutes a day, but walking 10,000 steps daily takes about 90 minutes, and that or its equivalent is our recommended goal. (Check out the activity conversion chart at https:// tinyurl.com/y4bso7z8.) What kind of exercise should you do? Well, that depends on your age, ability, physical/ geographic circumstances, interests and goals. But no matter whom you are, a study by the Global Sports Institute at Arizona State University shows that everyone should be stretching every day. Stretch ing involves muscle, as well as connective tissue, including ligaments and fascia, which serve as the links in muscles, bone, blood vessels and organs. When connective tissue becomes less mobile, you can develop in”ammation, pain and stiffness. And sore, in”amed muscles „ from being sedentary or from activity „ can cause chronic discomfort. The Arizona State researchers didn't just look at stretching bene“ts. Using exercise data on 26,727 American adults who enrolled in the National Health Interview Survey in 1998 and were followed for 17 years, they could evaluate the bene“ts of 15 forms of exercise „ ranging from stretching to walking, running, aerobics, cycling, baseball, soccer, football, swimming, tennis, golf, weightlifting, stair climbing, to even playing volleyball. The most important “nding was that walking, running, aerobics, stretching, weightlifting and stair climbing were all associated with living longer lives. The surprises? The only form of exercise that had a negative effect on longevity was baseball „ pr obably , the researchers suggest, because some ballplayers use chewing tobacco. And along with stretching, the other form of exercise that had the most striking bene“t was ... volleyball. Hey, Kerri Walsh Jennings, you've got this nailed! And speaking of women in sports „ a study in Sports Medicine shows that women over age 50 reap the muscle and strength-building bene“ts of resistance training as much as older men do. The researchers compared the muscle mass and strength gain of 651 men and 759 women, ages 50 to 90. They found that both groups got pumped up but suggest that women should focus on more sets and reps while men can concentrate on higherintensity strength-training. So get started today „ doing anything you're in the mood to try. It is not a stretch to say exercise extends your life DEAR HELOISE: My dog is part vegetarian, I think! He loves to eat raw broccoli, pea pods, carrots and cauli”ower! „ Harriet P. in New York Harriet, celery, brussels sprouts, spinach, zucchini, bean sprouts, squash, green beans ... the list goes on and on, these veggies are considered safe for your dog to eat! Couple of caveats, cut pieces into small bites to reduce choking risk. Veggies are an OK and healthy snack, but your dog could experience tummy trouble, so watch for that. And when cooking the veggies, avoid spicy seasonings, salts and sauces. Those can lead to more sour stomach. Avoid giving the following foods to your dog: onions, tomatoes, mushrooms, avocadoes. Give potatoes only in very small quantities; they can lead to weight gain. Check with your veterinarian for more information. „ Heloise DEAR HELOISE: I hardly ever buy new hand tools, yard tools, etc. I look for them at garage and estate sales. The prices are wonderful, and the quality is usually much better than today's merchandise. „ Robin R. in Texas DEAR HELOISE: A foolproof way for shoelaces to not come untied: I crisscross the laces, one over the other like normal, and make the “rst "bunny ear." Then, instead of wrapping the other lace around the ear once, I wrap it twice and then make the second "ear," pull the lace through, ”uff out the bow. Pretty guaranteed to last all day, and to untie, just pull like normal. „ Ainsley E. in Florida DEAR HELOISE: Here's a popular dog cupcake recipe. We mix: 2 smashed bananas, 1/2 cup applesauce, 1 cup whole wheat ”our, 2 eggs and 2 teaspoons baking powder. Scoop into muf“n cups or a silicone mold and bake for 2025 minutes, until a toothpick comes out clean. Frost with 1/4 cup peanut butter and 4 ounces of cream cheese. It's doggone delicious! „ Mary J. in Pennsylvania DEAR HELOISE: I advise my daughter, who likes to run for exercise in the park: Don't wear your hair in a ponytail; it's too easy for someone to grab. Pin it up in a bun. Also, carry a travel-sized hairspray. If you are attacked it can sting the eyes of your attacker pretty good. „ Bob G. in Fla.A list of safe vegetables dogs can eat on occasion 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. 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N/E/P/C www.yoursun.com | The Daily Sun | SATURDAY, MARCH 6, 2021 PAGE 7D DEAR ABBY: I'm married to the most patient, loving and wonderful husband in the world. Recently, I had a falling-out with his friend group. I admit I was not a good friend due to mental illness, and I know I may never earn their forgiveness. I'm taking responsibility for my actions and seeking help. Now I want to move on and forget I ever knew them. The problem is, my husband still hangs out with them. He defended me when they talked negatively about me, and continues to support me in all my struggles, but they're still buddy-buddy as if nothing ever happened. I can't help but think how awkward it is that he hangs out with a bunch of people who hate me. The last thing I want is to break up a friendship, and I know it's petty to be angry that my husband still hangs with them, but it still leaves a sour taste in my mouth. How can I learn to let go knowing they will be a constant presence in my life and a reminder of how horrible I was? „ Keeping Distance DEAR KEEPING: You have a mental illness and you acted out. Your illness caused it, and it does not make you a bad person. You cannot wave a magic wand and expect this to go away. You have already taken an important “rst step by admitting to yourself that you have a mental illness. If you are now in treatment, you have also taken the second step. When you are strong enough, apologize to his friend group for any pain, embarrassment or disruption you caused during an "episode" and assure them you are working to get better. You should not expect your husband to drop his friends because you messed up. They pr obably WILL be present in your lives for the foreseeable future, but that doesn't mean you will always be at odds. DEAR ABBY: We moved into a beautiful new house a few months ago, and we're having an issue with a neighbor whose dog barks all night. This has been going on since the “rst night. I have tried to ignore it. I wear earplugs or put a pillow over my head, but nothing helps, and it's starting to affect my mood because I'm not getting enough sleep. I'm receiving mixed advice from family about whether I should talk to the neighbor in person or anonymously submit a complaint with the city. I would go in person, but I'm somewhat shy, and I'm not sure how to start a conversation like that with someone I've never met. Any advice on this would be so helpful. „ Sleep-Deprived in Arizona DEAR SLEEP-DEPRIVED: It would be interesting to know WHY your neighbor's dog barks all night. Is it neglected, hungry or thirsty, tied up outside and wanting to come in? Because you are shy, write your neighbors a polite letter explaining that their dog's barking is preventing you from getting a good night's sleep and ask if they can do something to help you out. Give them a chance to rectify the problem. However, if the animal is being ignored and mistreated, contact the animal control department in your city and report it.Wife feels awkward after falling-out with friends 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, MARCH 6, 2021 | The Daily Sun | www.yoursun.com N/E/P/C By MARCI SCHMITSTAR TRIBUNESarah Frey describes her inspiring climb from brutallyŽ impoverished Illinois farm girl to agribusiness titan in her memoir, The Growing Season.Ž Frey felt she was powerful, brave, and destined for a life of greatness,Ž despite material deprivations, thanks to twisted parental encouragement, necessity and innate optimism and determination. She was the youngest of 21, including half-siblings, and she and her parents and four older brothers survived o the land and by their wits. Freys charming and controlling father concocted many schemes, including faking his death when he left his wife and 13 children to be with Freys married mother of two. Starting at age 8, precocious entrepreneur and born saleswoman Frey joined her mother on her melon route,Ž buying watermelons and cantaloupes from other farmers to sell to stores. At 15, to get away from the chaos at home, Frey and a brother moved into a rundown house on family property and “xed it up. As soon as she had a drivers license and a truck, Frey started her own melon route, while attending high school and community college and working at Tractor Supply Co. When the bank was about to foreclose on the family farm, Frey bought it for her own. At 19, she made a key melon distribution deal with Walmart. From there, she has grown her business with more hard work and the help of her devoted brothers. Frey Farms is now a multistate producer of pumpkins, watermelons and other produce, as well as fruit beverages. Through tragedies and setbacks, Frey has remained resolute and devoted to her business and family. Her charisma and chutzpah leap o the page of this extended elevator pitch. Its easy to see why ABCTV has expressed interest in producing her colorful story. The Growing SeasonŽ by Sarah Frey. (Ballantine Books, 251 pages, $27.)Memoir The Growing Season about agribusiness titan PENGUIN RANDOM HOUSEThe Growing Season,Ž by Sarah Frey. SUN The DailyCharlotte € DeSoto € Sarasota Sun Weekl y Team T eam Team a T a Tea am am T e a Te Team Tea a m a m T T T T T T T T T T T am am am am m T T T T T T e T T T T am am am m m Al Ae PREPS Athlete Al Ae PREPS CHARLOTTE CHARLOTTE CHARLOTTE CHARLOTTE ENGLEWOOD ENGLEWOOD ENGLEWOOD ENGLEWOOD NORTH PORT NORTH PORT NORTH PORT NORTH PORT Daily Sun € Venice Gondolier More than 100,000 Daily Readers YourSun.com 300,000 Unique Monthly Users 1 Million Page Views Monthly HARBOR STYLE € VENICE STYLE 25,000 Monthly Readers SUN AT YOUR SERVICESocial Media Reputation ManagementCONTESTS/PROMOTIONSSearch Engine Marketing and Optimization THE MAGAZINE OF VENICE AND THE SURROUNDING COMMUNITIES Best Newspaper 8 Years in a RowSun Classi eds adno=3777543-1The Areas No. 1 Digital News Site Sun Weekl y ALL THE HELP YOU NEED FROM A TO Z! Venice Gondolier Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetuer adipiscing elit, sed diam nonummy nibh euismod tincidunt ut laoreet dolore magna aliquam erat volutpat. Ut wisi enim ad minim veniam, quis nostrud exerci tation ullamcorper suscipit lobortis nisl ut aliquip ex ea commodo consequat. Duis autem vel eum iriure dolor in hendrerit in vulputate velit esse molestie consequat, vel illum dolore eu feugiat nulla facilisis at vero eros et accumsan et iusto odio dignissim qui blandit praesent luptatum zzril delenit augue duis dolore te feugait nulla facilisi. Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, cons ectetuer LOCAL S hop The Daily SunPunta Gorda € Port Charlotte € North Port € Englewood LOCAL S hop Our Family TreeHas Many BranchesS C, DS & S S CCharlotte & DeSoto CountyTargeted & Local Email Marketing Full Service Digital Solutions Over the TOP/ Connected TV Advertising & Management Websites th th t th th h h th t th th h h th th h t h th th t t h h h th th th th h h th th t t t h h h h t h t h h t t th th t t h t t th th t t th th t th h t t th th th t t th th th th th th h h th th th th th th th th h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h Your TV, Entertainment & Streaming Guide More than $100,000 in Prizes Awarded in 2020DISCOVERWEST VILLAGESEvvnt Online Entertainment CalendarSun Newsletters YOUR BEST SOURCE FOR LOCAL NEWS~ Pulitzer Prize Winning Editorials ~ 

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IN-PERSON OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 1 4 P.M. IN-PERSON OPEN HOUSE SATURDAY 10 A.M. 1 P.M.adno=3787365-1 BY TARA LACHAPELLEBLOOMBERG OPINIONThe dark textured walls are lined with dimly lit sconces and surround-sound speakers. Below them, carpeted tiers of cup-holding reclining seats jut toward a large projection screen. The room doesnt yet smell of buttery popcorn, but it begs for it „ this is a movie theater, after all. Except this theater doesnt require tickets or face coverings. It isnt even attached to a mall or parking lot. Its just a room in the basement of a home that recently sold in Paramus, N.J. The scene isnt an unusual one for Bergen County, one part of the state thats experienced a boom in home sales amid the COVID-19 pandemic as city dwellers seep into suburbs in search of more space. The area is teeming with realtors signs and McMansions racing to “nish construction before the buying frenzy is over. In November, the rate of U.S. housing starts for singlefamily homes rose for a seventh month to the highest since 2007. Demand for million-dollar listings has been growing the fastest, according to the Mortgage Bankers Association. And in towns like Paramus, those tend to come with a few requisites tailored to post-Covid life: plenty of oce space, a gym „ and a movie theater with all the “xings. In new constructions its now almost standard,Ž said Taylor Lucyk, a broker associate for Christies International Real Estate in northern New Jersey. He started noticing more home theaters in 2019, but at the time they were more of a bonus feature. Now with COVID, its just kind of become the norm.Ž As Wall Street investors try to gauge whether multiplex cinema operators will survive the crisis, its hard to look at this trend and feel very optimistic about movie chains prospects. Thats not to say that mini home theaters „ a swanky excess of million-dollar houses „ are becoming commonplace. But middle-class households are increasingly investing in electronics that try to recreate the theater experience as well. The declining cost of large, highresolution television sets and sound bars has made that possible. A quick online search on Amazon and Best Buy shows 65-inch 4K ”at-panel smart TVs for as low as $400 (though the ultra-vivid OLEDs are still much more expensive). Between 2014 and 2019, the average cost-per-square-inch of screen in the U.S. fell to 39 cents from $2.15, an 82% drop, according to a Deloitte report this month that predicts a rise in sales of next-generation 8K TVs is coming next. In the meantime, COVID-19 has made all things home entertainment „ streaming-TV apps, video games, comfortable viewing setups „ almost indispensable. TV sales are at a record in the U.S., according to Stephen Baker, vice president at research “rm NPD Group Inc. and adviser to the technology and mobile industries. He sees the 2020 “nal tally coming in at $17 billion to $18billion, up from $14.7 billion in 2019. Nearly 10 million more units will have sold this year than in any other time during the last decade. He said a large part of the growth is coming from really big TVs „ 65 inches and larger. Thats quite a shift from predictions that tablets and phones would become the viewing device of choice in the streaming era. We all got maybe a little bit seduced by the start of mobile streaming, and what weve see in the past couple of years is this return to the home-entertainment stack,Ž he said. Everybody wants the biggest, best TV they can aord.Ž As for projectors, Epson America, a unit of Japans Seiko Epson Corp., has had double-digit sales growth across the boardŽ for its home theater projector models ranging in price from $500 to more than $5,000, said Mike Isgrig, vice president of North America consumer sales and marketing for the electronics company. And shoppers arent just buying projectors for indoor use „ a summer spent at home drove interest in backyard movie nights as well. None of this is likely to be a 2020 phenomenon. And so the double blow of the pandemic and the streaming wars could mean that movie theaters „ the kind where you sit next to strangers „ never fully rebound. In the latest weekly Morning Consult poll, 39% of U.S. adults said it would be more than six months before theyd feel comfortable going to the movies; another 23% didnt know or didnt have an opinion. Its not a good sign that the majority are either still wary of theaters or just dont care to go anymore. Related: We Have Learned to Live Without Movie Theaters: Tara Lachapelle The coronavirus wasnt the cause of this shift, but it was a potent accelerant. And it could be argued that the biggest change this year wasnt even in consumer behavior „ that began long before COVID-19. Instead, it was the entertainment giants that stopped resisting the Net”ixication of Hollywood. After both Warner Bros. made its Dec. 3 announcement regarding next years “lms and Walt Disney Co. held its streaming-strategy reveal on Dec. 10, there was a central theme in the reader comments that subsequently ”owed in: It was time to buy that 65-inch TV. Heres one such response made public on LinkedIn: Christopher Nolan, who wrote and directed Warner Bros. Tenet,Ž reportedly told a cinema industry trade show in June that the sci-“ spy thriller is a “lm whose image and sound really needs to be enjoyed in your theaters on the big screen.Ž But why? Technology has made it possible to get much the same experience without leaving home. When Wonder Woman 1984,Ž another Warner Bros. movie, gets released to both theaters and HBO Max on Christmas day, the streaming uptake and reviews will only give the industry more con“dence that it is moving in the right direction. As for consumers who already invested in a big-screen TV, a popcorn machine may be next. a home movie theater at the top of your wish list SHUTTERSTOCK PHOTO 

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RENTED € Venice Home, 2/2, Nice Home, Great Location ................................................ $1,350 mo € Sorrento East Home 2/2/2, Nice Corner Lot, Screened Lanai ................................. $1,350 moSpecializing In...LET US MANAGE YOUR PROPERTY www.rentalcompanyofvenice.com Since 1991 € 941-484-7644adno=3787150-1 ThePreserveFlorida.com844-935-0264 Homes from the $80sModel Center Open 9-5 Daily*Pre-Opening Special $149 per month Floridas Newest 55+ Active Manufactured Home Community12116 Kings Hwy, Lake Suzy *not available on $89,990 homeadno=3788165-1 Real estate Open house 03/06/21 FIVE STAR REALTY OPEN HOUSESPlease visit our office across from Fishermens Village for additional information. Sunday, March 7 86 Chickering Street Punta Gorda 10:00 am … 12:00 pmFor listing details and photos, visit: www.FiveStarRealt y .com Open House Sunday 1-4PM 5801 S. Miami Rd., Venice Custom built highly Engineered home. 4/3/2 pool home w/separate 3 car garage w/ Apartment Upstairs. You will be Amazed of the Quality. $940,000. Curt Cooke 941-232-1899 REMAX PLATINUM Open house * OPEN HOUSE * Thursday, March 11th & Friday, March 12th from 10am-2pm *Homes Starting Around Low $100s* Resort Style Amenities* *Waterfront* * Affordable Living * Vizcaya Lakes 3939 Hollis Ave. Port Charlotte Please Call for an Appt. Today: 888-665-5241 Houses for sale SELLING YOUR HOME, CONDO, or LOT?We can help you.Advertise your home, condo, or lot with us and reach over 150,000 readers in Charlotte, Sarasota, & DeSoto Counties and online everyday.Ask about our 30 day special. Call one of our classified experts for all the details at 866-463-1638 Realtors Welcome! Houses for sale BLUE HERON PINES29200 Jones Loop Rd Punta Gorda, FL 33950 Premier Resort Style Amenities. New & Used Homes for Sale Affordable Living 18 Hole Public Golf Course Please Call for an Appt. Today: 888-710-7417 or 941 637-7803 LAKE VIEWLarge, modern, totally turnkey furnished 2 bed/2 bath/ oversized 3-car garage. Heated pool. Extra-large screened and furnished lanai, plus lower-level patio. Strong seasonal rental history. Could be a great income producer. $229,900. Owner financing possible. 941-769-0200 Houses for sale PORT CHARLOTTE 23463 Quasar Blvd., KISS THE FROG and it will turn into a handsome prince. If you have that decorator touch and a few buckets of paint, you can turn this neglected 1500 SF 3/2 into one of the nicest homes in a desirable neighborhood on CITY WATER, close to schools. Beautiful tile and laminate floors throughout. Vaulted ceilings. Spacious master suite w/ private bath w/ shower and large walk-in closet! Large eat-in kitchen, + formal dining area off living room. Laundry room. Covered, screened, tiled lanai. Huge storage shed in back yard w/ double doors and electric! AC replaced 2 years ago. 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Turn Key, All Tile, Paver Driveway, Pool, Clubhouse, Activities. $109,000 Call 814-450-6808 Homes for rent ENGLEWOOD 3/2/2 newer on canal $1925 3/2/shed wood flrs $1300 2/2/cp DPLX in town $1000 West Coast Property Mgmt 941-473-0718 * NEED A RENTAL * Paradise Properties & Rentals, Inc 941-625-RENT Condos/villas for rent PUNTA GORDA, B. S. Meadows. Unfurn. 2/2, 2nd Floor w/ Pool! All Tile. 1 Car Parking. No Pets. $1,200. mo + Util. Annual. 941-456-7899 Duplexes for rentENGLEWOOD Nice, clean 2br / 2ba. renovated w/ garage. Pest cont. & lawn care provided $1200/mo 201-638-5805 Apartments for rentVENICE ISLAND Efficiency1 & 2 br, Call for Details. No Pets, 1 Year Lease 941-416-5757or 323-6466 Efficiencies for rent ENGLEWOOD FURNISHED $470/MO W/ YEAR LEASE. 55+ PARK NO PETS (941)-474-1353 LEAVE MSG. HARBOUR HEIGHTS close to river, newly renovated efficiencies w cable & internet, SunnybrookMotel 941-625-6400 Rooms for rent PORT CHARLOTTE, Clean, Quiet, $170/wk pay wkly or mthly 941-743-3070/740-2565 Lots & acreage SELLING YOUR HOME, CONDO, or LOT? We can help you. Advertise your home, condo, or lot with us and reach over 150,000 readers in Charlotte, Sarasota, & DeSoto Counties and online everyday. Ask about our 30 day special. Call one of our classified experts for all the details at 866-463-1638 Realtors Welcome! Waterfront lots AREAS BEST LOTS Golf Front & Lake Front5 golf courses, fresh water boatable lake and waterways. Newer neighborhood with all utilities. New Construction on every street. Placida area, 20 min to Bay & Beaches. From only $32,900. to $39,900. HURRY! 941-769-0200 BEST DEVELOPMENT LOT IN ALL OF ENGLEWOOD Directly across from Merchants Crossing Shopping Center on Placida Rd. One arcre (+/-). 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www.yoursun.com | The Sun | SATURDAY, MARCH 6, 2021 PAGE 3 C7438243 PUNTA GORDA 33950 2125 MARK AVE $35,000 1,190 $69,000 2/26/2021 None 3 1 0 1959 Single Family Residence Cash, Private 29.41 1.97 57.98 N6113529 PORT CHARLOTTE 33952 2437 HARBOR BLVD #117 $89,900 919 $82,000 2/25/2021 Community 2 2 0 1970 Condominium Cash 97.82 0 .91 N6111418 PORT CHARLOTTE 33952 3420 EDGEHILL TER $114,900 772 $106,000 2/26/2021 None 2 1 0 1958 Single Family Residence Convent ional 148.83 0.92 103.92 C7436846 PUNTA GORDA 33983 25100 SANDHILL BLVD #BLDG V 201 $119,900 860 $118,000 2/25/2021 Community 2 2 0 1987 Condominium Conventional 139.42 0.98 C7437372 NORTH PORT 34287 4147 BULLARD ST $120,000 588 $113,000 2/26/2021 None 1 1 0 1964 Single Family Residence VA 204.08 0.9 4 147.14 C7437400 PORT CHARLOTTE 33948 19505 QUESADA AVE #PP-202 $125,000 838 $119,000 2/24/2021 Community 2 2 0 1985 Condominium Cash 1 49.16 0.95 C7424746 PORT CHARLOTTE 33980 3310 LOVELAND BLVD #1908 $125,000 1,044 $118,000 2/25/2021 Community 2 2 0 1991 Condominium Cash 119.73 0.94 113.03 C7438218 PUNTA GORDA 33983 2121 HERON LAKE DR #204 $126,000 993 $130,000 2/25/2021 Community 2 2 0 2006 Condominium Cash 126.89 1.03 115.45 C7430450 PUNTA GORDA 33983 26316 NADIR RD #B5 $126,000 1,017 $127,000 2/26/2021 Community 2 2 0 1990 Condominium Cash 123.89 1. 01 124.88 C7434983 NORTH PORT 34287 8691 AGRESS AVE $129,500 851 $125,000 2/25/2021 None 2 1 0 1961 Single Family Residence Cash 152.17 0 .97 96.97 C7437318 PUNTA GORDA 33980 4056 OAKVIEW DR #E5 $134,900 962 $132,000 2/26/2021 Community 2 2 0 1988 Condominium Cash 140.23 0.9 8 D6116382 PORT CHARLOTTE 33952 1401 W CORKTREE CIR $135,000 1,038 $124,200 3/1/2021 None 2 2 0 1985 Single Family Residence Cash 130.06 0.92 82.97 A4488471 PORT CHARLOTTE 33952 21488 OLEAN BLVD $139,900 954 $139,900 2/26/2021 None 2 1 0 1960 Single Family Residence Conventi onal 146.65 1 94.4 C7436388 PUNTA GORDA 33955 15120 RICHMOND ST $139,900 1,056 $115,000 2/24/2021 None 3 2 0 1990 Single Family Residence Cash 132 .48 0.82 82.61 D6116027 ENGLEWOOD 34223 1531 PLACIDA RD #2-202 $142,900 1,056 $140,000 2/25/2021 Community 2 2 0 1981 Condominium Cash 135.32 0.98 117.06 D6115820 ENGLEWOOD 34223 120 LAKEVIEW LN $144,000 1,052 $125,000 2/26/2021 None 3 1 0 1958 Single Family Residence Cash 136.88 0.87 102.54 C7437851 NORTH PORT 34286 1898 RAYWOOD $145,000 996 $145,500 3/1/2021 None 2 2 0 1990 Single Family Residence Cash 145.58 1 95. 98 N6113644 NORTH PORT 34287 8321 ETON CT $149,900 839 $138,500 2/26/2021 None 2 2 0 1978 Single Family Residence Cash 178.67 0.92 96.65 N6113485 NORTH PORT 34287 6512 MALALUKA RD $150,000 1,009 $166,000 2/26/2021 None 2 1 0 1964 Single Family Residence Convention al 148.66 1.11 J923469 PORT CHARLOTTE 33952 153 BELL AVE NE $151,100 870 $151,100 2/25/2021 Private 2 2 0 1972 Single Family Residence Cash 17 3.68 1 C7437788 PORT CHARLOTTE 33948 18194 ROBINSON AVE $152,900 1,102 $131,000 2/24/2021 None 2 2 0 1978 Single Family Residence Cash 138.75 0.86 81.16 C7436723 NORTH PORT 34287 12324 TANGIER ST $159,900 1,194 $158,000 2/25/2021 None 2 2 0 1973 Single Family Residence Convention al 133.92 0.99 80.28 C7437355 PORT CHARLOTTE 33983 1340 SAN CRISTOBAL AVE #206 $165,000 1,003 $165,000 3/1/2021 Community 2 2 0 1988 Condominium Conventional 164.51 1 164.51 D6115788 PUNTA GORDA 33955 27300 SENATOR DR $165,000 1,316 $167,500 2/26/2021 None 2 2 0 1992 Single Family Residence FHA 125.3 8 1.02 N6112670 ENGLEWOOD 34224 6800 PLACIDA RD #245 $165,000 1,092 $165,000 2/26/2021 Community 2 2 0 1986 Condominium Cash 151.1 1 D6115640 PORT CHARLOTTE 33952 22320 YONKERS AVE $165,900 1,333 $165,900 2/25/2021 None 2 2 0 1972 Single Family Residence FHA 1 24.46 1 95.18 A4487634 PORT CHARLOTTE 33952 2105 DELTA ST $169,000 1,326 $170,000 2/25/2021 None 2 2 0 1980 Single Family Residence Conventio nal 127.45 1.01 92.19 C7434936 PORT CHARLOTTE 33948 4035 FLAMINGO BLVD $169,900 1,138 $164,000 2/26/2021 None 3 2 0 1986 Single Family Residence Cash 149.3 0.97 103.14 C7433690 PORT CHARLOTTE 33952 221 PALMETTO DR NE $174,000 1,032 $174,000 2/25/2021 None 2 1 1 1957 Single Family Residence Cash 168.6 1 92.36 C7435738 NORTH PORT 34286 2690 CARTWRIGHT LN $174,700 987 $172,000 2/25/2021 None 2 2 0 1989 Single Family Residence Convention al 177 0.98 105.2 D6115770 PORT CHARLOTTE 33981 6383 CONISTON ST $174,900 1,050 $176,000 2/26/2021 Community 2 2 0 1979 Single Family Residence C onventional 166.57 1.01 113.92 C7436633 PUNTA GORDA 33950 25188 MARION AVE #A103 $174,900 1,147 $174,000 2/26/2021 Community 2 2 0 1975 Condominium Convention al 152.48 0.99 151.7 D6115845 PORT CHARLOTTE 33981 6272 DRUCKER CIR $175,000 1,274 $180,500 3/1/2021 None 2 2 0 1981 Single Family Residence FHA 137 .36 1.03 T3282925 PORT CHARLOTTE 33952 1468 ABSCOTT ST $175,000 1,587 $175,000 2/26/2021 None 2 2 0 1984 Single Family Residence Convent ional 110.27 1 83.69 N6111576 PUNTA GORDA 33983 26034 QUITO DR $178,000 1,240 $170,000 2/25/2021 None 3 2 0 1990 Single Family Residence Cash 143.55 0.96 C7431652 PUNTA GORDA 33955 3 PIRATES LN #31C $178,000 1,516 $170,000 2/25/2021 None 2 2 0 1979 Condominium Cash 117.41 0.96 C7437132 PORT CHARLOTTE 33948 637 RIVIERA LN NW $179,900 1,241 $178,000 2/26/2021 None 2 2 0 1972 Single Family Residence Conve ntional 144.96 0.99 104.4 C7436985 PORT CHARLOTTE 33948 2892 CABARET ST $182,000 1,903 $182,000 2/26/2021 None 3 2 0 1993 Single Family Residence FHA 95. 64 1 76.73 U8110041 PORT CHARLOTTE 33981 9428 ZORN ST $184,750 1,356 $204,500 2/26/2021 None 3 2 0 2000 Single Family Residence Cash 136.2 5 1.11 103.28 C7432146 PUNTA GORDA 33983 27272 ORURO DR $184,900 1,263 $188,000 2/26/2021 None 2 2 0 1989 Single Family Residence FHA 146.4 1 .02 98.64 A4461457 NORTH PORT 34287 13816 TAMIAMI TRL $185,000 1,237 $184,000 2/26/2021 None 2 1 0 1968 Single Family Residence Cash 149. 56 0.99 C7432887 PUNTA GORDA 33955 3 PIRATES LN #33A $189,000 1,660 $185,000 2/25/2021 Community 2 2 0 1979 Condominium Conventional 11 3.86 0.98 111.45 C7438011 PORT CHARLOTTE 33952 3167 PINETREE ST $189,900 1,100 $195,000 2/25/2021 Private 2 2 0 1972 Single Family Residence Con ventional 172.64 1.03 96.53 D6116122 ENGLEWOOD 34223 1665 DAVID PL $189,900 1,273 $188,000 2/24/2021 None 2 2 0 1969 Single Family Residence Cash 149.18 0. 99 94.95 C7437243 PORT CHARLOTTE 33948 5033 CHAVES CIR $189,900 1,314 $186,000 2/26/2021 None 3 2 0 1983 Single Family Residence Cash 14 4.52 0.98 C7436867 PUNTA GORDA 33950 240 W END DR #213 $189,900 1,306 $185,000 2/25/2021 Community 2 2 0 2006 Condominium Conventional 14 5.41 0.97 N6112916 PORT CHARLOTTE 33953 13564 SEDGWICK AVE $189,900 1,360 $189,900 2/26/2021 None 3 2 0 1985 Single Family Residence FHA 139.63 1 A4483144 NORTH PORT 34287 6273 MYRTLEWOOD RD $189,900 1,214 $173,000 3/1/2021 None 3 1 0 1984 Single Family Residence Conventio nal 156.43 0.91 C7434848 PORT CHARLOTTE 33948 19496 MIDWAY BLVD $189,900 1,280 $180,000 2/24/2021 None 3 2 0 1973 Single Family Residence FHA 1 48.36 0.95 111.11 C7437504 PORT CHARLOTTE 33952 2119 ALARIC ST $190,000 2,028 $180,000 2/25/2021 None 3 2 0 1977 Single Family Residence Cash 93. 69 0.95 88.76 C7438698 PORT CHARLOTTE 33948 3504 OGDEN ST $192,000 930 $198,000 2/26/2021 Private 2 2 0 1990 Single Family Residence Cash 206 .45 1.03 118.99 D6113937 PORT CHARLOTTE 33952 1449 SHEEHAN BLVD $192,000 1,542 $187,000 3/1/2021 None 3 2 0 1979 Single Family Residence Conven tional 124.51 0.97 79.47 C7437616 NORTH PORT 34287 6947 ROSLYN CT $192,700 1,626 $192,700 2/24/2021 Community 3 2 0 1979 Single Family Residence Cash 11 8.51 1 91.89 D6116229 NORTH PORT 34287 6349 MATARO CT $199,900 1,281 $199,900 2/26/2021 None 3 1 1 1962 Single Family Residence Cash 156.05 1 119.63 N6113522 NORTH PORT 34287 3886 BEEBER ST $199,900 918 $217,000 2/25/2021 Private 2 2 0 1972 Single Family Residence Conventiona l 217.76 1.09 N6112828 PORT CHARLOTTE 33952 23031 FOOTE AVE $199,900 1,148 $199,900 2/26/2021 None 3 2 0 1974 Single Family Residence VA 174. 13 1 C7434908 PORT CHARLOTTE 33948 18471 VAN NUYS CIR $199,900 1,347 $193,000 2/25/2021 None 3 2 0 1984 Single Family Residence FHA 148.4 0.97 C7437627 PORT CHARLOTTE 33954 22044 BANCROFT AVE $200,000 1,255 $217,000 2/26/2021 None 3 2 0 1992 Single Family Residence Cash 159.36 1.09 118.06 N6113653 NORTH PORT 34286 3945 N CRANBERRY BLVD $204,900 1,241 $200,500 2/26/2021 None 3 2 0 2003 Single Family Residence Cash 165.11 0.98 105.25 N6112873 PORT CHARLOTTE 33952 362 LASAYETTE DR NE $204,900 1,839 $195,000 2/26/2021 None 3 2 0 1977 Single Family Residence Con ventional 111.42 0.95 C7432968 PUNTA GORDA 33955 1600 ISLAMORADA BLVD #72A $204,900 1,516 $187,250 2/24/2021 Community 2 2 0 1979 Condominium Cash 135.16 0.91 115.02 A4488703 NORTH PORT 34287 5801 ESPANOLA AVE $209,000 1,338 $200,000 3/1/2021 None 2 1 1 1968 Single Family Residence Convention al 156.2 0.96 A4490487 NORTH PORT 34286 4702 ALIBI TER $209,900 1,233 $203,900 2/24/2021 None 3 2 0 2002 Single Family Residence Cash 170.24 0.97 D6116104 ENGLEWOOD 34223 553 FOXWOOD BLVD #27 $210,000 1,249 $205,000 2/25/2021 Community 2 2 0 1984 Condominium Cash 168.13 0. 98 102.81 C7437500 NORTH PORT 34288 3862 WENTWORTH ST $210,000 2,040 $220,000 2/26/2021 None 3 2 0 2006 Single Family Residence Conventio nal 102.94 1.05 C7436885 PORT CHARLOTTE 33952 3254 TERITA DR $210,000 1,020 $218,000 2/25/2021 Private 2 2 0 1986 Single Family Residence VA 20 5.88 1.04 102.25 A4486925 NORTH PORT 34287 4691 POCATELLA AVE $215,000 1,417 $220,000 2/24/2021 None 3 2 0 1980 Single Family Residence Conventi onal 151.73 1.02 113.11 T3283317 NORTH PORT 34291 2280 DE VORE ST $229,000 1,827 $223,347 3/2/2021 None 3 2 0 2006 Single Family Residence Conventional 125.34 0.98 87.72 C7428928 PORT CHARLOTTE 33980 23137 MCMULLEN AVE $229,000 1,920 $213,000 2/25/2021 None 3 2 0 1981 Single Family Residence Cash 119.27 0.93 86.03 J923639 PUNTA GORDA 33983 484 ENCARNACION ST $232,000 1,874 $232,000 2/26/2021 None 4 2 0 2020 Single Family Residence Conventi onal 123.8 1 98.39 C7435537 PUNTA GORDA 33950 3322 PURPLE MARTIN DR #133 $234,900 1,381 $231,065 2/24/2021 Community 2 2 0 2005 Condominium Cash 170.09 0.98 167.32 D6109927 NORTH PORT 34289 1623 SCARLETT AVE $234,900 1,895 $221,000 2/26/2021 None 3 2 0 2003 Single Family Residence Conventio nal 123.96 0.94 89.29 N6113328 NORTH PORT 34287 1605 YAKUTAT RD $239,900 1,809 $240,000 2/26/2021 None 3 2 0 1996 Single Family Residence Conventiona l 132.61 1 C7436894 NORTH PORT 34286 5133 SAN LUIS TER $240,000 1,856 $240,000 2/26/2021 None 3 2 0 1992 Single Family Residence FHA 129.3 1 1 86.77 C7433380 NORTH PORT 34291 6273 LACHINE AVE $245,000 1,364 $245,000 2/26/2021 None 3 2 0 2020 Single Family Residence FHA 179.62 1 122.81 A4481319 NORTH PORT 34288 1211 IMPALA ST $249,000 2,168 $240,000 2/26/2021 None 3 2 0 2006 Single Family Residence FHA 114.85 0 .96 85.62 C7431715 PORT CHARLOTTE 33981 14227 EDSEL DR $249,500 2,115 $249,500 2/26/2021 None 4 3 0 2020 Single Family Residence Conventi onal 117.97 1 L4920501 ENGLEWOOD 34224 7186 CROWN DR $249,900 1,519 $249,900 3/1/2021 None 2 2 0 1988 Single Family Residence VA 164.52 1 126 .66 C7433636 PORT CHARLOTTE 33952 22273 NIAGARA AVE $249,900 1,196 $230,000 2/24/2021 Private 3 2 0 1970 Single Family Residence Co nventional 208.95 0.92 D6114070 PORT CHARLOTTE 33981 13608 DRYSDALE AVE $249,900 1,940 $249,900 2/24/2021 None 3 2 0 1983 Single Family Residence Cash 128.81 1 93.88 C7436922 NORTH PORT 34287 3709 SANTANA ST $254,900 1,174 $245,000 2/28/2021 None 3 2 0 1997 Single Family Residence Conventiona l 217.12 0.96 128.74 C7429273 PORT CHARLOTTE 33948 2660 PEBBLE CREEK PL $254,900 2,043 $250,000 2/25/2021 None 3 2 0 2002 Single Family Residence Ca sh 124.77 0.98 72.07 D6110152 ENGLEWOOD 34224 6192 ROBERTA DR $254,900 1,836 $254,900 2/24/2021 None 3 2 0 1993 Single Family Residence Cash 138.83 1 85.82 D6115580 ENGLEWOOD 34223 140 CHURCH AVE $255,000 1,000 $255,000 2/26/2021 Private 2 2 0 1985 Single Family Residence Convention al 255 1 180.98 D6114597 ENGLEWOOD 34223 524 WEKIVA RIVER CT #105 $256,500 1,492 $249,900 3/2/2021 Community 2 2 0 1992 Single Family Residence Cash 171.92 0.97 128.02 O5861834 PUNTA GORDA 33983 1582 NAVIGATOR RD $258,450 2,068 $268,034 2/25/2021 None 3 2 0 2020 Single Family Residence Conventi onal 124.98 1.04 C7437042 NORTH PORT 34288 1941 NAGORSKY AVE $259,900 1,498 $259,900 2/26/2021 None 3 2 0 2021 Single Family Residence FHA 173.5 1 D6115622 PORT CHARLOTTE 33954 21362 WALLING CT $259,900 1,746 $270,000 2/24/2021 Private 3 2 0 1993 Single Family Residence Cas h 148.85 1.04 D6115087 NORTH PORT 34286 1644 HEMPSTEAD AVE $260,000 2,056 $230,000 2/26/2021 None 3 2 0 2007 Single Family Residence Seller F inancing 126.46 0.88 C7436667 NORTH PORT 34286 3516 OMELA TER $260,500 1,784 $260,000 2/26/2021 None 3 2 0 2004 Single Family Residence Conventional 146.02 1 C7433984 NORTH PORT 34288 3691 BIRMINGHAM LN $261,000 1,778 $264,000 2/24/2021 None 3 2 0 2021 Single Family Residence Conventi onal 146.79 1.01 107.49 N6113638 NORTH PORT 34286 2949 WOODWARD AVE $265,000 1,756 $258,000 2/26/2021 None 3 2 0 2006 Single Family Residence Cash 150. 91 0.97 102.87 N6113212 NORTH PORT 34288 1349 WOOD ROSE ST $265,000 1,856 $265,000 2/25/2021 None 3 2 0 2006 Single Family Residence FHA 142.7 8 1 A4469722 PUNTA GORDA 33950 2059 PADRE ISLAND DR #122 $265,000 1,767 $255,000 3/1/2021 None 3 2 0 2018 Condominium Cash 149.97 0 .96 119.21 C7436745 NORTH PORT 34286 2033 ALLIANCE AVE $269,900 2,098 $262,000 2/26/2021 None 3 2 1 2004 Single Family Residence VA 128.65 0.97 C7434579 PORT CHARLOTTE 33980 1774 DUNVEGAN DR $269,900 1,685 $265,000 2/26/2021 Community 3 2 0 2010 Single Family Residence C onventional 160.18 0.98 A4477389 ENGLEWOOD 34224 7021 DENMARK ST $269,900 1,715 $260,000 2/26/2021 None 3 2 0 1992 Single Family Residence Conventional 157.38 0.96 110.64 C7429090 PUNTA GORDA 33983 62 SAO PAULO DR $269,900 1,903 $250,000 3/1/2021 None 3 2 0 1997 Single Family Residence Conventiona l 141.83 0.93 T3286018 NORTH PORT 34288 1114 AMNESTY DR $270,000 1,979 $270,000 2/26/2021 None 3 2 0 2006 Single Family Residence Conventiona l 136.43 1 95.17 C7436526 PORT CHARLOTTE 33948 17474 NORSEMAN AVE $270,000 1,991 $267,000 3/2/2021 None 3 2 0 2009 Single Family Residence FHA 1 35.61 0.99 O5858280 PORT CHARLOTTE 33953 2066 APIAN WAY $270,388 1,971 $268,388 2/25/2021 Community 3 2 0 2020 Single Family Residence Con ventional 137.18 0.99 D6115717 ENGLEWOOD 34224 10550 AMBERJACK WAY #102 $274,900 1,758 $270,000 3/1/2021 Community 2 2 0 2007 Condominium Conventiona l 156.37 0.98 D6115091 NORTH PORT 34291 2425 DE VORE ST $274,900 1,812 $274,900 2/26/2021 None 3 2 0 2020 Single Family Residence Conventiona l 151.71 1 110.94 W7828960 PORT CHARLOTTE 33953 3335 OSPREY LN $275,000 1,393 $275,000 2/26/2021 Private, Com 3 2 0 2001 Single Family Residence Cash 197.42 1 135.53 A4484917 NORTH PORT 34287 6199 GRAND CYPRESS BLVD $275,000 2,035 $275,000 3/1/2021 Community 4 3 0 2016 Single Family Residence Cash 135.14 1 104.44 C7435133 PORT CHARLOTTE 33952 22449 OLEAN BLVD $275,000 2,200 $275,000 2/24/2021 Private 3 2 1 1973 Single Family Residence Con ventional 125 1 110.66 D6111886 PUNTA GORDA 33950 3008 SHANNON DR $279,000 1,600 $275,000 2/26/2021 None 3 2 0 1973 Single Family Residence Convention al 174.38 0.99 97.38 C7425824 PUNTA GORDA 33955 24232 SAN LUCAS LN $279,000 2,267 $265,000 2/26/2021 None 3 2 0 2006 Single Family Residence Cash 12 3.07 0.95 C7436645 PUNTA GORDA 33950 3505 MAGNOLIA WAY $280,000 1,435 $280,000 2/26/2021 None 2 2 0 1969 Single Family Residence Conventi onal 195.12 1 143.96 C7435353 PUNTA GORDA 33950 3525 WISTERIA PL $280,000 1,273 $275,000 3/1/2021 Private 2 2 1 1957 Single Family Residence Cash 21 9.95 0.98 142.27 C7434298 PORT CHARLOTTE 33948 19651 MIDWAY BLVD $284,900 1,947 $270,000 2/25/2021 Private 3 2 0 1985 Single Family Residence Co nventional 146.33 0.95 95.58 N6112826 NORTH PORT 34287 4394 CUTHBERT AVE $289,000 1,662 $289,000 2/26/2021 Private 3 2 0 2003 Single Family Residence FHA 17 3.89 1 131.48 C7437398 PUNTA GORDA 33982 28076 ARROWHEAD CIR $289,900 1,846 $280,000 2/26/2021 Community 4 2 0 2019 Single Family Residence C ash 157.04 0.97 116.91 C7437092 NORTH PORT 34289 1424 DIXIE LN $289,900 2,037 $295,000 2/25/2021 Community 2 2 0 2004 Single Family Residence Cash 142 .32 1.02 106.15 N6113015 NORTH PORT 34287 6769 GRAND CYPRESS BLVD $289,900 1,992 $276,000 3/2/2021 Community 3 2 0 2005 Single Family Residence Cash 145.53 0.95 103.41 C7437904 PUNTA GORDA 33955 26241 FEATHERSOUND DR $290,000 1,982 $290,000 2/24/2021 Community 3 2 0 2002 Single Family Residence Cash 146.32 1 107.61 A4490299 PORT CHARLOTTE 33952 22457 OLEAN BLVD $295,000 1,654 $280,000 2/24/2021 Private 3 2 0 1972 Single Family Residence Cas h 178.36 0.95 N6112787 NORTH PORT 34288 5538 THYER ST $295,000 2,040 $290,000 2/24/2021 None 3 2 0 2004 Single Family Residence FHA 144.61 0. 98 105.07 C7436162 PORT CHARLOTTE 33953 15157 MILLE FIORE BLVD $299,000 2,020 $299,000 2/25/2021 Community 3 2 0 2014 Single Family Resid ence Cash 148.02 1 114.69 D6114768 PORT CHARLOTTE 33953 4728 CLUB DR #101 $299,000 1,626 $284,500 2/26/2021 Community 2 2 0 2009 Condominium Conventional 183.89 0.95 A4490158 NORTH PORT 34287 6333 MATARO CT $299,900 1,455 $299,900 2/25/2021 Private 3 3 0 1962 Single Family Residence Cash 206. 12 1 C7433374 PUNTA GORDA 33950 1340 ROCK DOVE CT #144 $299,900 1,813 $287,000 2/25/2021 Community 3 2 0 2007 Condominium Cash 165.4 2 0.96 147.94 A4488527 PORT CHARLOTTE 33948 19155 WATERBURY CT $300,000 1,415 $300,000 2/26/2021 Private 3 2 0 1982 Single Family Residence C onventional 212.01 1 158.56 N6112012 PUNTA GORDA 33983 2436 ODESSA LN $303,245 2,196 $299,935 2/26/2021 None 3 2 0 2020 Single Family Residence Conventiona l 138.09 0.99 100.89 C7436288 PUNTA GORDA 33983 2302 MONTPELIER RD $305,000 1,622 $298,000 3/1/2021 Private 3 2 0 1994 Single Family Residence Conve ntional 188.04 0.98 D6114857 ENGLEWOOD 34224 2055 OYSTER CREEK DR $305,000 1,317 $300,000 2/26/2021 None 2 3 0 1962 Single Family Residence Cash 23 1.59 0.98 108.5 N6111970 PUNTA GORDA 33983 2636 MAURITANIA RD $306,975 2,196 $306,975 2/26/2021 None 3 2 0 2020 Sin g le Famil y Residence Conventional 139.79 1 103.25 ML# CITY ZIP CODE ADDRESS LIST PRICE AREA SOLD PRICE SOLD DATE POOL BE FB HB BUILT PROPERTY STYLE SOLD TERMS LP/SQFT SP/LP LP/SQFTCHARLOTTE COUNTY/NORTH PORT TRANSFERSCOURTESY OF PUNTA GORDA, PORT CHARLOTTE, NORTH PORT ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS PROPERTY TRANSFERS 

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PAGE 4 SATURDAY, MARCH 6, 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 D6116488 5820 GASPARILLA RD Unit#Slip 46 BOCA GRANDE 33921 GULF SHORES NORTH $68,750 1981 None Dock-Rackominium Cash 2/23/2021 0.69 D6115820 120 LAKEVIEW LN ENGLEWOOD 34223 LAKEVIEW TERRACE 1,052 $125,000 3 1 0 1958 None Single Family Residence Cash 2/26/202 1 $136.88 $118.82 0.87 D6115652 3586 CAPE HAZE DR Unit#B1 ROTONDA WEST 33947 TERRA MAR WEST 993 $129,900 2 2 0 1974 Community Condominium Conventional 2/26/2021 $130.82 $130.82 1 D6116027 1531 PLACIDA RD Unit#2-202 ENGLEWOOD 34223 PALM MANOR 1,056 $140,000 2 2 0 1981 Community Condominium Cash 2/25/2021 $135.32 $132.58 0.98 D6115859 712 WATERSEDGE ST ENGLEWOOD 34223 TANGERINE WOODS 1,128 $153,550 2 2 0 1985 Community Manufactured Home Cash 2/23/202 1 $146.28 $136.13 0.93 N6112670 6800 PLACIDA RD Unit#245 ENGLEWOOD 34224 FIDDLERS GREEN 02 PH 02 BLDG 01 1,092 $165,000 2 2 0 1986 Community Condominium Cash 2/26/2021 $151.10 $151.10 1 D6114649 8454 KINGLET DR ENGLEWOOD 34224 LEMON BAY ISLES PH 04 1,134 $172,500 2 2 0 2002 Community Mobile Home Conventional 2/ 22/2021 $167.55 $152.12 0.91 D6114744 6219 HERB ST ENGLEWOOD 34224 PORT CHARLOTTE SEC 063 1,098 $177,000 2 2 0 1980 Private Single Family Residence VA 2/23 /2021 $159.38 $161.20 1.01 D6115726 169 BOUNDARY BLVD Unit#169P ROTONDA WEST 33947 AL LAGO VILLAGE 1,320 $185,000 3 2 0 2004 Private, Com Condominium Conventional 2/25/2021 $143.86 $140.15 0.97 D6116122 1665 DAVID PL ENGLEWOOD 34223 BLK B 2ND ADD 1,273 $188,000 2 2 0 1969 None Single Family Residence Cash 2/24/2021 $14 9.18 $147.68 0.99 D6116104 553 FOXWOOD BLVD Unit#27 ENGLEWOOD 34223 FOXWOOD CONDOMINIUM 1,249 $205,000 2 2 0 1984 Community Condominium Cash 2/25/2021 $168.13 $164.13 0.98 D6116111 6800 PLACIDA RD Unit#TH7 ENGLEWOOD 34224 FIDDLERS GREEN 02 PH 03 BLDG 02 1,375 $215,000 3 2 0 1989 Community Townhouse Cash 2/22/2021 $159.27 $156.36 0.98 D6115489 906 E 2ND ST ENGLEWOOD 34223 ROCK CREEK PARK 1,344 $240,000 2 2 0 1977 None Single Family Residence Cash 2/23/2021 $1 85.27 $178.57 0.96 D6110152 6192 ROBERTA DR ENGLEWOOD 34224 PORT CHARLOTTE SEC 062 1,836 $254,900 3 2 0 1993 None Single Family Residence Cash 2/ 24/2021 $138.83 $138.83 1 D6114502 116 ENGLEWOOD GARDEN CIR ENGLEWOOD 34223 ENGLEWOOD HEIGHTS S 1,673 $256,000 3 2 0 1983 None Single Family Residence Conventional 2/22/2021 $161.33 $1 53.02 0.95 D6115912 8937 BANTRY BAY BLVD ENGLEWOOD 34224 SHAMROCK SHORES 1ST ADD 1,636 $260,000 3 2 0 2002 None Single Family Residence Cash 2/23/2021 $161.92 $158.92 0.98 D6115919 157 BAYTREE DR ROTONDA WEST 33947 ROTONDA LAKES 1,751 $267,000 3 2 0 2006 None Single Family Residence Cash 2/25/2021 $156.48 $152.48 0.97 D6115621 9400 LITTLE GASPARILLA IS Unit#C5 PLACIDA 33946 HIDE AWAY BAY BEACH CLUB PH 07 946 $278,000 2 2 0 1994 Community Condominium Conventional 2/23/2021 $306.55 $293.87 0.96 D6116062 7050 SUNNYBROOK BLVD ENGLEWOOD 34224 PORT CHARLOTTE SEC 065 1,267 $291,400 3 2 1 2018 Private Single Family Residence Cash 2/22/2021 $220.92 $229.99 1.04 D6115801 161 ROTONDA CIR ROTONDA WEST 33947 OAKLAND HILLS SEC 1,342 $299,000 2 2 0 1972 Private Single Family Residence Cash 2 /25/2021 $222.80 $222.80 1 D6116318 107 MEDALIST RD ROTONDA WEST 33947 ROTONDA W WHITE MARSH 1,640 $302,500 3 2 0 2017 None Single Family Residence Cash 2/24/2021 $182.93 $184.45 1.01 D6115673 15 MARINER LN ROTONDA WEST 33947 ROTONDA W PINEHURST 1,480 $317,500 3 2 0 1992 Private Single Family Residence Cash 2 /24/2021 $215.88 $214.53 0.99 C7429816 552 BOX ELDER CT ENGLEWOOD 34223 PARK FOREST 2,060 $331,900 3 2 0 2020 Community Single Family Residence Cash 2/23/20 21 $161.12 $161.12 1 C7435189 2240 N BEACH RD Unit#15A ENGLEWOOD 34223 CAST AWAYS CONDO PH I 582 $335,000 1 1 0 1976 Community Condominium Conventional 2/23/2021 $601.20 $575.60 0.96 D6115594 2424 PLACIDA RD Unit#D202 ENGLEWOOD 34224 LANDINGS ON LEMON BAY PH 01 1,285 $337,500 2 2 0 1985 Community Condominium Conventional 2/24/2021 $272.30 $262.65 0.96 N6113326 9977 HOLOPAW ST ENGLEWOOD 34223 KEYWAY PLACE 1,769 $347,800 3 2 0 2016 Community Single Family Residence Cash 2/22/20 21 $196.61 $196.61 1 D6115662 222 WESTWIND DR PLACIDA 33946 CAPE HAZE WINDWARD 2,001 $350,000 3 3 0 1993 Private Single Family Residence Cash 2/26/ 2021 $194.65 $174.91 0.9 D6115418 4 PINE VALLEY CT ROTONDA WEST 33947 ROTONDA W PINE VALLEY 1,842 $359,900 3 2 0 1998 Private Single Family Residence C onventional 2/25/2021 $195.39 $195.39 1 N6111703 10839 TROPHY DR ENGLEWOOD 34223 BOCA ROYALE PH 2 & 3 1,870 $369,000 2 2 0 2015 Community Single Family Residence Cash 2/26/2021 $200.00 $197.33 0.99 N6113577 23 CLINTWOOD AVE ENGLEWOOD 34223 PINE LAKE DEV 1,943 $370,000 3 2 0 1987 Private Single Family Residence Cash 2/26/20 21 $179.88 $190.43 1.06 D6115935 10330 LONGSHORE RD Unit#51 PLACIDA 33946 LANDINGS CORAL CRK 2,378 $385,000 3 3 0 2014 Community Townhouse Cash 2/26/2021 $161.90 $161.90 1 D6113638 10776 TROPHY DR ENGLEWOOD 34223 BOCA ROYALE 2,334 $390,000 3 3 0 2013 Community Single Family Residence Cash 2/26/202 1 $171.34 $167.10 0.98 N6113098 2515 ALAMANDER AVE ENGLEWOOD 34223 MANASOTA GARDENS 2,067 $395,000 3 2 0 1992 Private Single Family Residence Convent ional 2/22/2021 $201.74 $191.10 0.95 D6115145 7466 PALM ISLAND DR Unit#2911 PLACIDA 33946 PALM ISLAND VILLAGE PH 02 1,232 $425,000 2 2 0 1984 Community Condominium Conventional 2/26/2021 $365.26 $344. 97 0.94 D6114836 2700 N BEACH RD Unit#E206 ENGLEWOOD 34223 PELICAN LNDG REV 1,293 $435,000 2 2 0 1981 Community Condominium Cash 2/23/2021 $340.22 $336.43 0.99 C7437178 2855 N BEACH RD ENGLEWOOD 34223 LEMON BAY ESTATE 1,354 $440,000 3 2 0 1961 None Single Family Residence Conventional 2/27/2021 $332.35 $324.96 0.98 D6114353 5020 N BEACH RD Unit#A1 ENGLEWOOD 34223 VILLAS 01 1,260 $465,000 2 2 0 1983 Community Townhouse Conventional 2/22/202 1 $396.75 $369.05 0.93 A4487784 522 EDEN DR ENGLEWOOD 34223 EDEN HARBOR 3,014 $469,000 4 3 1 2004 Private, Com Single Family Residence Cash 2/24/2021 $155.61 $155.61 1 D6114915 2800 N BEACH RD Unit#A-203 ENGLEWOOD 34223 LACOQUINA BEACH BLDG A 1,048 $475,000 2 2 0 1980 Community Condominium Conventional 2/26/2021 $477.00 $453.2 4 0.95 J923383 10961 TREVINO ST ENGLEWOOD 34223 BOCA ROYALE UNIT 14 PHASE 1 1,904 $497,994 2 2 1 2021 Community Single Family Residence Conventional 2/23/2021 $261.55 $261.55 1 D6114792 9203 GRIGGS RD Unit#A304 ENGLEWOOD 34224 GRAND PRESERVE ON LEMON BAY PH 2,028 $500,000 3 2 1 2003 Community Condominium Cash 2/25/2021 $270.22 $246.55 0.91 C7436700 2476 N BEACH RD ENGLEWOOD 34223 GULFRIDGE THAT PT 1,160 $525,000 3 2 0 1950 None Single Family Residence Conventional 2/26/2021 $452.59 $452.59 1 D6115449 490 SPANIARDS RD PLACIDA 33946 CAPE HAZE 2,051 $555,000 3 2 0 2020 None Sin g le Famil y Residence Cash 2/23/2021 $277.86 $270.60 0.97 N6112657 PORT CHARLOTTE 33952 270 W TARPON BLVD NW $309,000 1,654 $309,000 2/26/2021 Private 3 2 0 1980 Single Family Residence Conventional 186.82 1 N6113176 ENGLEWOOD 34223 9 PERIMETER DR $309,500 1,647 $315,000 2/26/2021 Private 3 2 0 2001 Single Family Residence Convention al 187.92 1.02 134.44 C7436963 PUNTA GORDA 33983 202 CEYENNE ST $309,900 2,000 $310,000 2/26/2021 Private 3 2 0 2002 Single Family Residence Conventi onal 154.95 1 N6113208 PORT CHARLOTTE 33953 15320 MILLE FIORE BLVD $315,000 2,155 $306,000 2/25/2021 Community 4 2 0 2018 Single Family Resid ence Cash 146.17 0.97 N6111231 PORT CHARLOTTE 33981 8034 DIMSTEAD ST $317,630 1,982 $316,630 2/25/2021 None 3 2 0 2020 Single Family Residence VA 160 .26 1 113.9 A4487989 NORTH PORT 34287 1661 MOSSY OAK DR $319,900 1,904 $320,000 2/26/2021 Private, Com 3 3 0 2007 Single Family Residence C ash 168.01 1 130.08 A4486750 NORTH PORT 34287 2124 HOPWOOD RD $319,900 1,708 $315,000 2/25/2021 Private 3 2 0 2004 Single Family Residence Conventi onal 187.3 0.98 C7433150 PORT CHARLOTTE 33981 14510 LILLIAN CIR $319,900 1,257 $324,900 2/25/2021 Private 2 2 0 1988 Single Family Residence Ca sh 254.49 1.02 171.36 C7426908 PUNTA GORDA 33955 2091 KING TARPON DR $320,000 1,640 $310,000 2/26/2021 Private, Com 2 2 0 1994 Single Family Residenc e Conventional 195.12 0.97 D6113223 NORTH PORT 34287 2000 JASMINE WAY $324,900 2,076 $319,900 2/24/2021 None 3 2 0 2002 Single Family Residence Convention al 156.5 0.98 85.81 N6113173 NORTH PORT 34289 2726 TAHEEBO WAY $329,000 1,894 $324,000 2/26/2021 None 3 2 0 2013 Single Family Residence Cash 173.7 1 0.98 D6115612 PORT CHARLOTTE 33981 5609 EYERLY TER $334,900 2,014 $330,000 2/26/2021 None 4 2 0 2017 Single Family Residence Cash 16 6.29 0.99 116.36 C7438139 PORT CHARLOTTE 33948 3141 ROCK CREEK DR $339,000 1,694 $335,500 2/25/2021 Private 3 2 0 1981 Single Family Residence C ash 200.12 0.99 N6113482 NORTH PORT 34287 5011 POCATELLA AVE $339,900 2,177 $339,900 2/26/2021 Private 3 2 0 1995 Single Family Residence Cash 156.13 1 C7437635 PUNTA GORDA 33983 34 CABELLO ST $339,900 2,462 $330,000 2/24/2021 Private 4 2 0 1992 Single Family Residence Cash 138. 06 0.97 101.1 C7437083 NORTH PORT 34288 3426 WENONA DR $339,918 2,169 $341,000 3/1/2021 None 3 2 0 2006 Single Family Residence Conventional 156.72 1 113.1 D6115846 PORT CHARLOTTE 33981 5206 YAHNER LN $339,999 2,221 $360,500 2/26/2021 Private 4 2 1 1990 Single Family Residence Conve ntional 153.08 1.06 C7437576 PORT CHARLOTTE 33952 531 W TARPON BLVD NW $340,000 1,705 $382,500 2/25/2021 Private 3 3 0 1973 Single Family Residence Cash 199.41 1.13 144.01 C7437458 NORTH PORT 34288 1863 BRADDOCK AVE $340,000 2,177 $335,000 3/1/2021 Private 3 2 1 2003 Single Family Residence Convent ional 156.18 0.99 120.85 N6113473 NORTH PORT 34288 1888 BRADDOCK AVE $345,000 2,126 $355,000 2/26/2021 Private 4 2 1 2003 Single Family Residence Cash 1 62.28 1.03 127.7 N6112439 NORTH PORT 34286 2030 LERYL AVE $345,000 1,984 $355,000 2/26/2021 Private 2 3 0 1994 Single Family Residence Conventio nal 173.89 1.03 C7427764 PUNTA GORDA 33983 26407 COPIAPO CIR $349,000 3,009 $327,500 2/25/2021 None 4 3 0 2005 Single Family Residence Cash 115 .99 0.94 94.16 N6113577 ENGLEWOOD 34223 23 CLINTWOOD AVE $349,500 1,943 $370,000 2/26/2021 Private 3 2 0 1987 Single Family Residence Cash 179 .88 1.06 128.92 C7437690 NORTH PORT 34286 4296 LONGWELL LN $349,900 1,952 $359,900 3/1/2021 Private 3 2 0 2005 Single Family Residence Conventi onal 179.25 1.03 133.94 D6115594 ENGLEWOOD 34224 2424 PLACIDA RD #D202 $349,900 1,285 $337,500 2/24/2021 Community 2 2 0 1985 Condominium Conventional 272.3 0.96 262.65 C7423124 PORT CHARLOTTE 33952 831 PALMETTO DR NE $350,000 1,519 $350,000 2/26/2021 None 3 2 0 2020 Single Family Residence FHA 230.41 1 147.55 C7437825 PUNTA GORDA 33955 7518 PASPALUM $358,000 2,232 $375,000 2/26/2021 Private 4 2 0 1998 Single Family Residence Cash 160. 39 1.05 128.95 A4488323 NORTH PORT 34288 5462 JANUS AVE $359,900 2,197 $364,901 2/26/2021 Private 3 2 0 2005 Single Family Residence FHA 163.8 1 1.01 C7437353 PORT CHARLOTTE 33948 2380 STONEGATE CIR $359,900 2,433 $360,000 3/1/2021 Private 3 2 0 1995 Single Family Residence VA 147.92 1 114.5 C7432169 NORTH PORT 34289 2412 ARUGULA DR $364,000 2,191 $364,000 3/1/2021 None 3 2 0 2007 Single Family Residence Cash 166.13 1 124.15 D6115257 PORT CHARLOTTE 33953 13384 CREEKSIDE LN $369,000 1,829 $369,000 3/1/2021 Community 2 2 0 2009 Single Family Residence Conventional 201.75 1 151.79 N6111703 ENGLEWOOD 34223 10839 TROPHY DR $374,000 1,870 $369,000 2/26/2021 Community 2 2 0 2015 Single Family Residence Cash 20 0 0.99 A4474821 NORTH PORT 34287 6169 BOLANDER TER $374,990 1,828 $370,000 3/1/2021 None 3 2 0 2019 Single Family Residence Cash 205.1 4 0.99 138.42 C7436809 PUNTA GORDA 33955 24102 SANTA INEZ RD $385,000 2,392 $380,000 2/26/2021 Private 3 2 0 1989 Single Family Residence Con ventional 160.95 0.99 115.57 D6116526 ENGLEWOOD 34224 9469 BOCA GRANDE AVE $389,000 1,848 $380,000 3/1/2021 Private 3 2 1 1989 Single Family Residence Cash 210.5 0.98 142.32 C7436583 PORT CHARLOTTE 33981 10242 WILDCAT ST $389,900 2,350 $390,000 2/25/2021 Private 3 2 1 2006 Single Family Residence Con ventional 165.91 1 126.54 C7435289 PORT CHARLOTTE 33981 14756 PONCE DE LEON TRL $390,191 1,849 $390,191 2/26/2021 Private 3 3 0 2020 Single Family Reside nce Conventional 211.03 1 D6116309 ENGLEWOOD 34223 1795 BELVIDERE RD $395,000 2,076 $422,000 3/1/2021 Private 3 2 1 1999 Single Family Residence Cash 190 .27 1.07 136.97 D6115200 ENGLEWOOD 34223 887 CLEAR LAKE DR $395,000 2,330 $385,000 3/1/2021 None 3 2 0 2006 Single Family Residence Cash 169.53 0.97 121.34 D6113638 ENGLEWOOD 34223 10776 TROPHY DR $399,900 2,334 $390,000 2/26/2021 Community 3 3 0 2013 Single Family Residence Cash 17 1.34 0.98 114.34 C7435433 PUNTA GORDA 33950 222 LEWIS CIR #132 $425,000 2,022 $412,000 2/26/2021 Community 2 2 0 2005 Condominium Conventional 2 10.19 0.97 203.76 C7436375 NORTH PORT 34291 1201 SUNRISE VISTA CIR $429,900 3,136 $415,900 3/1/2021 Private, Com 4 3 0 2006 Single Family Residen ce Conventional 137.09 0.97 C7437178 ENGLEWOOD 34223 2855 N BEACH RD $450,000 1,354 $440,000 2/27/2021 None 3 2 0 1961 Single Family Residence Conventional 332.35 0.98 217.5 A4487784 ENGLEWOOD 34223 522 EDEN DR $469,000 3,014 $469,000 2/24/2021 Private, Com 4 3 1 2004 Single Family Residence Cash 155 .61 1 D6113945 PORT CHARLOTTE 33981 13465 BLAKE DR $479,900 2,074 $468,000 2/25/2021 Private 4 3 0 2004 Single Family Residence Conve ntional 231.39 0.98 C7439047 PUNTA GORDA 33955 24112 PYRAMID WAY $489,000 2,296 $475,000 3/1/2021 Private 3 2 0 2002 Single Family Residence Cash 2 12.98 0.97 145.3 D6116093 PORT CHARLOTTE 33981 8272 ANTWERP CIR $489,900 1,859 $489,900 3/1/2021 Private 3 2 0 2002 Single Family Residence Conv entional 263.53 1 174.03 C7437776 PORT CHARLOTTE 33952 251 TAIT TER SE $495,000 1,777 $493,000 2/26/2021 Private 3 2 0 1984 Single Family Residence Cash 278.56 1 188.24 D6115829 ENGLEWOOD 34223 329 OAKWOOD CIR $499,000 1,884 $489,000 2/26/2021 Private 3 3 0 1981 Single Family Residence Conventio nal 264.86 0.98 155.44 C7433835 PUNTA GORDA 33950 3119 CARIBBEAN DR $499,000 2,223 $450,000 2/25/2021 Private 3 2 1 2007 Single Family Residence VA 22 4.47 0.9 D6114915 ENGLEWOOD 34223 2800 N BEACH RD #A-203 $499,900 1,048 $475,000 2/26/2021 Community 2 2 0 1980 Condominium Conventional 477 0.95 D6113044 PUNTA GORDA 33950 2580 TARPON COVE DR #912 $499,900 2,330 $485,000 3/1/2021 Community 2 2 0 2003 Condominium Conventio nal 214.55 0.97 208.15 C7436289 PORT CHARLOTTE 33981 15248 LAKELAND CIR $500,000 2,980 $499,000 2/26/2021 Private 4 2 2 2007 Single Family Residence C ash 167.79 1 120.42 C7437094 PUNTA GORDA 33950 911 CIMARRON DR $515,000 1,650 $515,000 2/26/2021 None 2 2 0 1982 Single Family Residence Convention al 312.12 1 168.25 C7436522 PORT CHARLOTTE 33981 9620 MIAMI CIR $520,000 2,552 $510,000 2/24/2021 Private 4 3 0 2007 Single Family Residence Conve ntional 203.76 0.98 142.98 C7436418 PUNTA GORDA 33955 3313 SUNSET KEY CIR #703 $520,000 1,795 $500,000 3/2/2021 Community 3 2 0 2004 Condominium Conventio nal 289.69 0.96 255.75 C7436700 ENGLEWOOD 34223 2476 N BEACH RD $525,000 1,160 $525,000 2/26/2021 None 3 2 0 1950 Single Family Residence Conventional 452.59 1 270.76 C7435127 PUNTA GORDA 33950 2340 PADRE ISLAND DR $539,900 2,519 $530,000 2/24/2021 Private 3 2 1 2005 Single Family Residence Co nventional 214.33 0.98 144.34 D6114792 ENGLEWOOD 34224 9203 GRIGGS RD #A304 $548,000 2,028 $500,000 2/25/2021 Community 3 2 1 2003 Condominium Cash 270.22 0. 91 A4490407 ENGLEWOOD 34223 2015 E DOLPHIN DR $550,000 3,949 $535,000 3/1/2021 Private 5 5 0 1980 Single Family Residence Conventi onal 139.28 0.97 135.48 D6114067 PORT CHARLOTTE 33981 10079 FLAT RIVER ST $558,000 2,528 $550,000 2/26/2021 Private 4 3 0 2017 Single Family Residence Conventional 220.73 0.99 144.09 J923472 PORT CHARLOTTE 33981 15176 SPANISH POINT DR $558,492 2,361 $558,492 2/25/2021 Private 3 2 1 2021 Single Family Residenc e Conventional 236.55 1 169.65 D6115014 PORT CHARLOTTE 33953 3628 PENNYROYAL RD $559,000 3,108 $554,500 3/1/2021 Private, Com 4 3 1 1997 Single Family Residen ce Cash 179.86 0.99 132.88 D6116191 ENGLEWOOD 34223 905 BAYSHORE DR $599,900 1,842 $600,000 3/1/2021 Private 3 2 0 1976 Single Family Residence Cash 325.6 8 1 167.41 C7436123 PUNTA GORDA 33950 437 PANAREA DR $599,900 2,417 $599,000 3/1/2021 Private 3 2 1 2000 Single Family Residence Conventio nal 248.2 1 169.83 D6114478 ENGLEWOOD 34223 2245 N BEACH RD #201 $599,900 2,138 $578,800 3/1/2021 Community 3 2 1 2006 Condominium Cash 280.59 0.9 6 C7437088 PUNTA GORDA 33950 2849 SANCHO PANZA CT $600,000 2,229 $602,500 2/24/2021 Private 3 2 0 1988 Single Family Residence Co nventional 269.18 1 191.33 T3261552 PORT CHARLOTTE 33981 15368 SPANISH POINT DR $617,492 2,650 $533,095 2/25/2021 Private 3 3 0 2021 Single Family Residen ce Cash 233.02 0.86 145.77 C7436750 PUNTA GORDA 33983 3008 PEACE RIVER DR $624,900 1,947 $590,000 2/26/2021 Private 3 2 0 2007 Single Family Residence Cas h 320.96 0.94 219.82 C7436171 PUNTA GORDA 33950 2436 DEBORAH DR $638,000 2,198 $614,000 2/26/2021 Private 3 2 1 1998 Single Family Residence Convent ional 290.26 0.96 D6115687 PORT CHARLOTTE 33981 12386 PRATHER AVE $650,000 2,140 $660,000 2/25/2021 Private 3 3 0 2015 Single Family Residence Ca sh 303.74 1.02 203.14 C7434156 PUNTA GORDA 33950 318 TRIESTE DR $650,000 2,619 $605,000 3/1/2021 Private 3 2 0 2003 Single Family Residence Conventio nal 248.19 0.93 167.08 C7439333 NORTH PORT 34286 3167 DELOR AVE $658,800 2,544 $658,800 3/1/2021 None 3 2 1 2003 Single Family Residence Cash 258.96 1 169.4 N6113480 ENGLEWOOD 34223 343 OAKWOOD CIR $670,000 2,412 $670,000 2/26/2021 Private 3 2 0 1994 Single Family Residence Cash 277. 78 1 206.79 C7437619 PORT CHARLOTTE 33952 172 BALDWIN CT SE $670,000 2,175 $710,000 2/26/2021 Private 3 2 1 2007 Single Family Residence Co nventional 308.05 1.06 193.88 D6115955 PORT CHARLOTTE 33953 14010 ROYAL POINTE DR $685,000 3,445 $640,000 2/26/2021 Private, Com 3 3 0 2005 Single Family Res idence Conventional 198.84 0.93 143.3 C7430454 PUNTA GORDA 33950 3593 TRIPOLI BLVD $700,000 2,914 $670,000 3/1/2021 Private 4 3 0 2001 Single Family Residence Conven tional 240.22 0.96 161.41 D6116153 PORT CHARLOTTE 33981 5199 CONNER TER $829,000 2,465 $829,000 2/24/2021 Private 3 3 0 2019 Single Family Residence Cash 336.31 1 C7437993 PORT CHARLOTTE 33953 2927 MILL CREEK RD $999,999 3,061 $1,100,000 2/26/2021 Private, Com 4 3 0 2009 Single Family Resi dence Cash 326.69 1.1 N6112950 PORT CHARLOTTE 33952 117 CREEK DR SE $1,750,000 3,783 $1,630,000 2/24/2021 Private 4 5 0 2006 Single Family Residence Cash 462.6 0.93 273.95 D6107571 ENGLEWOOD 34223 8440 MANASOTA KEY RD $1,990,000 3,103 $1,825,000 2/24/2021 Private 3 3 0 1979 Single Family Residence Cash 641.31 0.92 588.14 D6114723 ENGLEWOOD 34223 7955 MANASOTA KEY RD $1,995,000 3,117 $1,750,000 3/1/2021 Private 4 3 0 1988 Single Family Residence C ash 640.04 0.88 399.63 

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www.yoursun.com | The Sun | SATURDAY, MARCH 6, 2021 PAGE 5 PROPERTY TRANSFERS CONTINUEDSOUTH SARASOTA COUNTY TRANSFERSCOURTESY OF VENICE AREA BOARD OF REALTORS N6113245 616 GUILD DR #2 1 1 0 1970 Village Apts Condominium Cash 149.61 0.96 2/24/2021 $95,000 FALSE U8109052 1720 LAKESIDE DR #1716-B 2 2 0 1980 Villa Nova Condominium Cash 77.82 1.19 2/23/2021 $95,100 FALSE T3276987 400 BASE AVE E #225 2 2 0 1973 Sentinel Condominium Conventional 143.03 0.98 2/24/2021 $116,000 FALSE N6113277 217 AIRPORT AVE W #118 2 1 0 1986 Crosswind Landings Condominium Conventional 193.64 0.93 2/26/2021 $140,000 FALSE N6113702 3165 DATURA RD 1 1 0 1955 South Venice Single Family Residence Cash 227.27 1 2/26/2021 $149,999 FALSE N6112872 642 BIRD BAY DR E #102 2 2 0 1983 Bird Bay Village Condominium Conventional 140.39 1 2/24/2021 $159,900 FALSE N6112588 365 THREE LAKES LN #E 2 2 0 1983 Mission Lakes Condominium Cash 152.26 0.95 2/24/2021 $162,000 FALSE T3275468 106 PLAYMORE DR 3 2 0 1955 Plamore Sub Single Family Residence Cash 99.53 0.94 2/22/2021 $170,000 TRUE D6116011 305 PAMETO RD 3 2 1 1926 Bay Point Single Family Residence Cash 133.69 1.22 2/23/2021 $175,000 TRUE N6113557 204 SILVER LAKE DR #204 2 2 0 1997 Waterside Village Condominium Cash 171.7 1 2/26/2021 $182,000 FALSE A4486274 402 CERROMAR CIR N #105 2 2 0 1982 Westchester Grdn & Plan Condominium Cash 145.33 0.99 2/26/2021 $185,000 FALSE J923575 2921 VALENCIA RD 2 2 0 1979 South Venice Single Family Residence Cash 89.62 1 2/22/2021 $190,000 FALSE A4488660 2921 VALENCIA RD 2 2 0 1979 South Venice Single Family Residence Cash 89.62 0.9 2/22/2021 $190,000 FALSE A4481002 3150 GALIOT RD 2 2 0 1974 South Venice Single Family Residence Cash 172.01 0.97 2/22/2021 $193,000 FALSE D6115932 109 WOODROSE WAY 2 2 0 1961 Venice East Single Family Residence Cash 190.99 1 2/22/2021 $195,000 FALSE A4488613 5202 L PAVIA BLVD #5202 2 2 0 2002 L Pavia Condominium Cash 169.86 0.98 2/25/2021 $195,000 FALSE A4433761 393 N POINT RD #302 3 3 0 2001 Meridian At The Oaks Preserve Condominium Cash 94.89 0.98 2/25/2021 $195,000 FALSE A4485439 1324 CAMBRIDGE DR 3 2 0 1971 Venice Gardens Single Family Residence Cash 134.97 0.94 2/26/2021 $203,000 FALSE N6111539 612 PORPOISE RD 2 2 0 1972 South Venice Single Family Residence Cash 131.48 0.95 2/22/2021 $208,000 FALSE A4490177 223 WOODLAND DR 2 2 0 1980 Pine Run Condominium Cash 171.71 1 2/25/2021 $210,000 FALSE N6112179 402 LAUREL LAKE DR #206 2 2 0 1999 Waterside Village Condominium Conventional 128.44 0.96 2/24/2021 $210,000 FALSE A4478218 1202 BIRD BAY WAY #311 2 2 0 1979 Bird Bay Condominium Cash 173.49 0.97 2/22/2021 $216,000 FALSE N6112655 4132 TARPON RD 2 2 0 1972 South Venice Single Family Residence Conventional 192.78 1 2/25/2021 $219,000 FALSE N6112066 900 GARDENS EDGE DR #914 2 2 0 2006 Magnolia Park Condominium Cash 178.14 0.97 2/23/2021 $220,000 FALSE A4484219 1041 CAPRI ISLES BLVD #125 3 2 0 1995 Golf Green Condominium Conventional 161.76 0.96 2/22/2021 $220,000 FALSE J923626 4262 VICENZA DR #C38 3 2 0 2005 Casa Di Amici Condominium Conventional 162.62 1 2/25/2021 $224,900 FALSE N6113016 500 RANDOLPH RD 2 2 0 1980 South Venice Single Family Residence FHA 149.3 1 2/26/2021 $225,000 FALSE N6113484 1215 MANGO AVE 2 2 0 1972 East Gate Single Family Residence Cash 173.61 0.98 2/24/2021 $225,000 FALSE N6111574 1420 EVEREST RD 2 2 0 1991 South Venice Single Family Residence Conventional 183.52 0.96 2/24/2021 $225,000 FALSE N6111989 1325 KAREN DR 2 2 0 1978 East Gate Terrace Single Family Residence Cash 233.47 1 2/26/2021 $229,500 FALSE N6110008 604 TRIANO CIR #604 2 2 0 2005 Triano Condominium Cash 176.4 0.97 2/26/2021 $232,500 FALSE A4488559 131 ARGUS RD 2 2 0 1980 South Venice Single Family Residence FHA 187.7 1.03 2/26/2021 $235,000 FALSE A4469395 535 FALLBROOK DR 3 2 0 1996 Venice Golf & Country Club Single Family Residence Conventional 145.64 1.04 2/26/2021 $239 ,000 TRUE A4478307 411 JESSICA ST S 3 2 0 1989 Hermosa Heights Single Family Residence Conventional 166.22 0.99 2/23/2021 $247,000 FALSE A4482366 106 PORTA VECCHIO BND #101 2 2 0 2018 Toscana Isles Condominium Cash 182.4 0.98 2/25/2021 $255,000 FALSE N6113600 101 BAYHEAD LN 3 2 0 1998 Bishops Court At The Oaks Preserve Single Family Residence Cash 109.44 1.02 2/24/2021 $255,975 TRUE A4487390 200 THE ESPLANADE N #A21 2 2 0 1968 Gulf Point Condominium Conventional 285.87 0.96 2/26/2021 $265,000 FALSE A4474002 385 N POINT RD #304 4 3 0 2000 Meridian At The Oaks Preserve Condominium Cash 97.19 0.99 2/25/2021 $270,000 FALSE N6111625 255 PELICAN RD 2 2 0 1992 South Venice Single Family Residence Conventional 297.94 1.02 2/22/2021 $275,000 TRUE A4485370 600 CARRIAGE HOUSE LN #202 2 2 1 1986 Inlets Condominium Cash 179.74 0.99 2/23/2021 $275,000 FALSE N6113171 106 PORTA VECCHIO BND #201 3 2 0 2018 Toscana Isles Condominium Conventional 171.58 1.02 2/23/2021 $285,000 FALSE T3285730 4440 YACHT CLUB DR 2 2 0 1976 South Venice Single Family Residence Cash 183.04 1.02 2/24/2021 $285,000 FALSE A4486195 23133 BANBURY WAY #203 2 2 0 2017 Sarasota National Condominium Conventional 158.95 0.98 2/26/2021 $285,000 FALSE N6113575 522 FALLBROOK DR 3 2 0 1992 Venice Golf & Country Club Single Family Residence Cash 176.44 0.99 2/25/2021 $295,000 TRU E A4477485 2068 PREYMORE ST 3 2 0 1995 Cordes Cove Single Family Residence Conventional 183.45 0.95 2/22/2021 $302,325 FALSE N6113214 422 PINEWOOD LAKE DR 2 2 0 1995 Pelican Pointe Golf & Country Club Single Family Residence Cash 180.47 0.99 2/25/2021 $316,000 FALSE N6111818 141 BELLA VISTA TER #34A 3 2 0 2014 Venetian Golf & River Club Condominium Cash 182.05 0.95 2/26/2021 $317,500 FALSE N6113516 374 VISTA WOOD DR 2 2 0 1990 Lake Of The Woods Single Family Residence Conventional 196.2 0.98 2/26/2021 $320,000 TRUE N6110112 1275 TARPON CENTER DR #215 2 2 0 1972 Quarterdeck Condominium Cash, Private 381.41 0.97 2/22/2021 $320,000 FALSE J923310 1924 CANARY ISLAND 3 2 0 1999 Venice Palms Single Family Residence Conventional 142.23 1 2/23/2021 $325,000 FALSE T3267476 10809 TARFLOWER DR #201 3 2 0 2021 Sarasota National Condominium Conventional 154.5 0.97 2/22/2021 $325,994 FALSE N6112287 273 CALMAR WAY 3 2 0 2020 Toscana Isles Single Family Residence Conventional 183.92 0.94 2/25/2021 $334,000 FALSE N6112144 12063 LOVEGRASS ST 3 2 0 2020 Preserve at West Villages Single Family Residence Conventional 184.31 1 2/26/2021 $334,7 05 FALSE N6113468 4297 WORDSWORTH WAY 2 2 0 1998 Woodmere Lakes Single Family Residence Cash 202.05 1.03 2/22/2021 $335,000 TRUE N6113571 3108 MEADOW RUN DR 3 2 0 1989 Willow Springs Single Family Residence Cash 172.5 0.99 2/22/2021 $335,000 FALSE A4487743 403 RUBENS DR 3 2 0 1980 Sorrento East Single Family Residence Conventional 179.69 1.02 2/26/2021 $338,000 FALSE N6113479 313 GARDENIA RD 4 2 0 1959 Venice Gardens Single Family Residence Conventional 149.3 1 2/26/2021 $341,000 TRUE A4488768 2234 E VILLAGE CIR 3 2 0 1992 East Village Park Single Family Residence Conventional 187.19 1 2/22/2021 $345,000 TRUE A4485736 2306 HARRIER WAY 3 2 0 1998 Calusa Lakes Single Family Residence Cash 210.72 1 2/26/2021 $350,000 FALSE J923418 2096 MATTAMY CT 4 2 0 2006 Enclaves Of Venice North Single Family Residence Cash, Conventional 169.25 1 2/25/2021 $350, 000 FALSE N6113187 1704 TRIANO CIR #1704 3 2 0 2005 Triano Condominium Cash 174.56 0.97 2/23/2021 $350,000 FALSE A4487071 235 BASE AVE E #104 3 2 0 2006 Brezza Del Mare Condominium Cash 226.54 0.96 2/23/2021 $350,000 FALSE N6112810 2316 FALCON TRACE LN 3 2 0 1998 Calusa Lakes Single Family Residence VA 208.58 1.01 2/23/2021 $355,000 FALSE N6112244 177 VENICE PALMS BLVD 3 2 0 2000 Venice Palms Single Family Residence Conventional 193.36 0.99 2/26/2021 $355,000 FALS E N6113799 13856 POSADA ST 3 2 0 2016 Islandwalk At The West Villages Single Family Residence Cash 250.52 1 2/26/2021 $360,000 FA LSE N6112279 117 VINADIO BLVD 3 2 0 2020 Toscana Isles Single Family Residence Conventional 185.21 0.98 2/24/2021 $376,715 FALSE O5896247 484 FIREBUSH DR 3 2 0 2020 Not Applicable Single Family Residence Cash 224.3 1 2/22/2021 $376,830 FALSE C7437287 12684 ORIAGO ST 2 2 0 2019 Islandwalk At The West Villages Single Family Residence Cash 263.93 1 2/26/2021 $379,000 FA LSE N6113782 20241 PEZZANA DR 2 2 0 2009 Venetian Falls Single Family Residence Cash 200.57 1 2/26/2021 $384,900 FALSE A4485361 419 N SHORE DR 3 2 0 1985 Sorrento Shores Single Family Residence Conventional 182.58 1 2/26/2021 $390,000 TRUE N6112280 168 PESCADOR PL 3 2 0 2020 Toscana Isles Single Family Residence Conventional 192.23 0.95 2/26/2021 $391,000 FALSE N6113504 657 GUILD DRIVE #657 3 2 0 2017 Villa Veneto Condominium Cash 224.41 1 2/24/2021 $399,900 FALSE N6113574 1315 STILL RIVER DR 3 2 0 2013 Grand Palm Single Family Residence Cash 226.76 1 2/24/2021 $400,000 FALSE N6113168 200 KING PALM CT 3 2 0 1999 Venice Palms Single Family Residence Cash 167.42 1.01 2/24/2021 $410,000 TRUE N6113271 11157 STAVELEY CT 3 2 1 2015 Kensington Preserve Of St Andrews East Single Family Residence Cash 190.15 1 2/23/2021 $414,900 FALSE A4483645 633 ALHAMBRA RD #504 2 2 0 1970 Venice Sands Condominium Conventional 455.04 0.98 2/26/2021 $415,000 FALSE C7437161 12073 GRANITE WOODS LOOP 3 2 0 2005 Stoneybrook At Venice Single Family Residence Conventional 180.35 1 2/24/2021 $424 ,900 TRUE N6113290 13115 BORREGO ST 2 2 0 2020 Islandwalk At The West Villages Single Family Residence Conventional 254.34 1 2/26/2021 $4 25,000 FALSE A4482157 1451 PIEDMONT RD 3 2 0 2020 South Venice Single Family Residence Cash 193.45 0.97 2/23/2021 $425,000 FALSE A4460066 1729 S CREEK LN 4 3 1 1986 South Creek Single Family Residence Conventional 138.35 0.89 2/26/2021 $425,000 FALSE N6112846 5504 CANTUCCI ST 2 2 0 2018 Bellacina by Casey Key Single Family Residence Conventional 259.24 0.9 2/26/2021 $435,000 TRUE N6113320 121 VALENCIA LAKES DR 3 3 0 2004 Valencia Lakes Single Family Residence Conventional 221.83 1.03 2/25/2021 $437,000 TR UE N6111867 19341 NEARPOINT DR 3 3 1 2017 Not Applicable Single Family Residence Cash 174.46 0.99 2/26/2021 $440,000 FALSE N6112974 1330 YACHT CLUB DR 3 3 0 1979 South Venice Single Family Residence Conventional 186.97 0.99 2/26/2021 $445,000 TRUE T3269832 11714 RENAISSANCE BLVD #118 3 2 0 2020 Not Applicable Single Family Residence Conventional 231.23 1 2/24/2021 $447,889 TRUE J923653 10161 COLUBRINA DR 3 3 0 2021 Sarasota National Single Family Residence Cash 205.97 1 2/26/2021 $455,191 TRUE N6113593 448 PALMETTO CT #C8 2 2 0 1986 0222 Beach Rd Condominium Cash 327.65 1 2/23/2021 $480,000 FALSE T3280568 5612 SEMOLINO ST 3 2 1 2017 Bellacina by Casey Key Single Family Residence Cash 233.97 0.96 2/26/2021 $492,500 FALSE A4479325 5572 SEMOLINO ST 2 3 1 2017 Bellacina by Casey Key Single Family Residence Cash 235.15 0.99 2/23/2021 $495,000 FALSE N6113167 335 RIO TERRA 3 2 0 2002 South Venice Single Family Residence Conventional 299.77 0.97 2/23/2021 $515,000 TRUE N6113329 1000 TARPON CENTER DR #204 2 2 0 1968 Harbor House Of Venice Condominium Cash 477.91 0.97 2/23/2021 $530,000 TRUE N6113261 20426 PASSAGIO DR 4 2 1 2018 Gran Paradiso Single Family Residence Cash 200 0.96 2/25/2021 $535,000 FALSE J923584 13291 RINELLA ST 3 3 0 2021 Islandwalk At The West Villages Single Family Residence Conventional 216.16 1 2/22/2021 $53 7,795 FALSE R4903637 19839 BRIDGETOWN LOOP 4 3 0 2020 Not Applicable Single Family Residence Conventional 186.06 0.97 2/26/2021 $541,990 FA LSE A4457758 610 EAGLE PL 2 2 0 1966 Nokomis Gardens Single Family Residence Conventional 371.73 0.89 2/22/2021 $555,000 FALSE T3283884 25146 SPARTINA DR 3 3 0 2021 Sarasota National Single Family Residence Cash 248.82 0.99 2/24/2021 $559,092 TRUE N6113043 1636 LANCASHIRE DR 3 3 0 2012 St Andrews Single Family Residence Cash 227.06 1 2/25/2021 $579,900 TRUE N6112797 731 EGRET WALK LN 3 2 0 2000 Sawgrass Single Family Residence Conventional 206.41 0.97 2/25/2021 $580,000 FALSE A4485221 179 DORY LN 3 2 0 1979 Southbay Yacht & Racquet Club Single Family Residence Conventional 304.65 0.99 2/22/2021 $609,9 00 TRUE A4488593 464 ARBORVIEW LN 3 2 0 2004 Sawgrass Single Family Residence Conventional 218.32 1 2/24/2021 $615,000 TRUE D6116305 11725 GOOMBAY CT 4 3 1 2017 Caribbean Village Single Family Residence Cash 219.27 1 2/26/2021 $619,000 TRUE N6113017 371 TURTLEBACK XING 3 2 0 2007 Sawgrass Single Family Residence Conventional 218.45 0.99 2/25/2021 $630,000 TRUE N6113266 407 HUNTRIDGE DR 4 3 1 1996 Venice Golf & Country Club Single Family Residence Cash 207.75 1 2/26/2021 $656,500 TRUE N6112719 425 BAYSHORE DR 3 3 0 1953 BAYSHORE ESTATES Single Family Residence Conventional 319.39 1.01 2/22/2021 $683,500 TRUE T3269786 11702 RENAISSANCE BLVD #116 3 4 0 2020 Not Applicable Single Family Residence Conventional 262.23 1 2/26/2021 $701,465 TRUE N6112435 113 PORTOFINO DR 4 4 0 2004 Venetian Golf & River Club Single Family Residence Conventional 226.45 0.96 2/26/2021 $750 ,000 TRUE N6112996 812 ORMOND ST 3 2 0 2003 Gulf View Section Of Venice Single Family Residence Cash 265.38 0.91 2/23/2021 $752,350 TRUE N6112995 258 PORTOFINO DR 4 3 0 2017 Venetian Golf & River Club Single Family Residence Cash 246.34 0.97 2/25/2021 $775,000 TRU E A4467835 26 BLAKE WAY 4 4 1 2007 Osprey Woods Single Family Residence Cash, Conventional 211.7 0.96 2/23/2021 $890,000 TRUE N6112696 118 BAYVIEW DR 3 2 0 1966 Lyons Bay Single Family Residence Cash 561.17 0.91 2/26/2021 $1,000,000 FALSE A4485564 218 SORRENTO DR 3 4 0 1969 Sorrento Shores Single Family Residence Conventional 344.33 0.98 2/25/2021 $1,075,000 TRUE A4479462 393 N POINT RD #1001 3 3 0 2001 Meridian At The Oaks Preserve Condominium Cash 363.16 0.97 2/25/2021 $1,100,000 FALSE A4454895 3616 CASEY KEY RD 5 4 0 1992 Admiral Benbow Club Sub The Single Family Residence Conventional 269.53 0.8 2/22/2021 $1, 601,000 FALSE T3228618 140 N CASEY KEY RD 3 3 1 1985 Casey Key Single Family Residence Conventional 811.4 0.94 2/26/2021 $2,250,000 FALSE N6112707 453 ANCHORAGE DR 5 4 2 2000 Enchanted Isles Sin g le Famil y Residence Cash 408.26 0.93 2/26/2021 $2,550,000 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 D6114981 10033 HEL-LEW CT PLACIDA 33946 HEL-LEW-AH ISLES 1,776 $559,000 3 2 0 1966 None Single Family Residence Conventional 2 /23/2021 $314.75 $314.75 1 D6112229 11000 PLACIDA RD Unit#2501 PLACIDA 33946 PLACIDA HARBOUR CLUB 2,103 $570,000 2 2 1 1987 Community Condominium Cash 2/26/2021 $278.17 $271.04 0.97 D6115323 11000 PLACIDA RD Unit#2604 PLACIDA 33946 PLACIDA HARBOUR SEC 02 BLDG 26 2,409 $625,000 2 3 1 1987 Community Condominium Conventional 2/22/2021 $269.82 $259.44 0.96 N6113480 343 OAKWOOD CIR ENGLEWOOD 34223 ENGLEWOOD ISLES SUB 2,412 $670,000 3 2 0 1994 Private Single Family Residence Cash 2/ 26/2021 $277.78 $277.78 1 D6113075 6810 MANASOTA KEY RD ENGLEWOOD 34223 CARROLLAND SUB 3,753 $1,750,000 3 4 0 1970 None Single Family Residence Cash 2/2 1/2021 $599.52 $466.29 0.78 D6107571 8440 MANASOTA KEY RD ENGLEWOOD 34223 MANASOTA KEY 3,103 $1,825,000 3 3 0 1979 Private Single Family Residence Cash 2/ 24/2021 $641.31 $588.14 0.92 D6114193 7620 MANASOTA KEY RD ENGLEWOOD 34223 ENGLEWOOD REDEVELOPMENT AREA 2,831 $2,050,000 3 3 1 1945 None Single Family Residence Conventional 2/23/2021 $865.42 $724.13 0.84 D6116020 970 PALM AVE Unit#123 BOCA GRANDE 33921 SILVER KING CONDO PH 02 1,680 $2,225,000 3 3 0 1982 Community Condominium Cas h 2/25/2021 $1,369.05 $1,324.40 0.97 D6113790 403 ROYAL TERN DR BOCA GRANDE 33921 NORTH BAY 2,972 $3,275,000 3 3 1 1993 Community Single Family Residence Cash 2/25 /2021 $1,127.19 $1,101.95 0.98 D5921219 851 HILL TIDE LN BOCA GRANDE 33921 HILL TIDE ESTATES 4,865 $5,800,000 4 4 2 2019 Private Single Family Residence Cash 2/26/2021 $1,232.27 $1,192.19 0.97 ML# ADDRESS CITY ZIP LEGAL SUBDIVISION NAME SQFT PRICE BE FB HB BUILT POOL PROPERTY STYLE SOLD TERMS CLOSE LP/SQFT SP/SQFT SP/LP 

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PAGE 6 SATURDAY, MARCH 6, 2021 | The Sun | www.yoursun.com adno=3788080-1 Sun-Classi“ eds.com Find Your Home Today LAKE VIEWLarge, modern, totally turn-key furnished 2 bed/2 bath/oversized 3-car garage. Heated pool. Extra-large screened and furnished lanai, plus lower-level patio. Strong seasonal rental history. Could be a great income producer. $229,900. Owner “ nancing possible. 941-769-0200CAPE HAZE OPEN HOUSE!VIZCAYA LAKES 3939 Hollis Avenue Port Charlotte FL 33953Homes Starting at Low $100K Resort Style Amenities. Affordable Living Please Call for an Appointment Today 888-665-5241 www.vizcayalakes” .comPORT CHARLOTTE OPEN MARCH 11TH & 12TH 10AM-2PM 26470 Rampart Blvd #121Relaxing, Peaceful, Maintenance Free Living in much sought after Fairway Villas in Deep Creek! This well maintained, 2 bedroom 2 bath second ” oor condo is ready for you to move right in. Enjoy relaxing on your screened lanai overlooking the Deep Creek Golf Course. $129,900Shellee & Jimmy GŽ Guinta 941-586-8463 Coldwell Banker Sunstar RealtyDEEP CREEK 23463 QUASAR BLVD.KISS THIS FROG and it will turn into a prince! 3/2/2, 1500 sf. City Water, Tile & Laminate ” oors, Vaulted ceilings, Spacious Master, Eat-in Kitchen, Formal Dining Room, Lanai, Huge Shed w/ electric. Desireable Neighborhood. No HOA. $199,900. Patty Gillespie Remax Anchor 941-875-2755PORT CHARLOTTE PENDING SPARKLING CLEAN! 2/2 Lakeview Condo in Deep Creek Gardens! 2nd Floor, Tile Throughout, incl. the Lanai, Accordion Hurricane Shutters! Updated Baths, Laundry Closet. Community Htd. Pool, Small Putting Green, Shuf” eboard, Tennis & MORE!! $129,900.Sharon Kerr 941-286-7315 Coldwell Banker Sunstar RealtyDEEP CREEK MARCH DELIVERY! $249,900.Brand New 3/2/2, 1600+ sf. Split Layout, Open Floor Plan, Oversized 2 Car Garage, Located in XŽ Flood Zone with City Water. 80 x 125 Home Site. Call for Floor Plans From $199,900. and Your Personal Tour TODAY!Reliance Project Management, LLC CGC # 1512533 941-468-8300ENGLEWOOD 1262 Teak TerraceA RARE FIND AND YOU WONT WANT TO MISS IT! Bring your RV, Boat, and toys! Situated on 2 lots, (plus an additional lot behind the property which is included, totaling .69 acres). This is a well maintained 3 bedroom, 2 bath home with a bonus room...perfect for your home of“ ce! $459,900 Shellee & Jimmy GŽ Guinta 941-586-8463 Coldwell Banker Sunstar RealtyPORT CHARLOTTE BEST DEVELOPMENT LOT IN ALL OF ENGLEWOODDirectly across from Merchants Crossing Shopping Center on Placida Rd. One arcre (+/-). Currently zoned for of“ ce/Medical ComplexŽ Owner can rezone for 8 to 12 townhomes with possible, private, Manasota Key Beach access just 10 minutes away. Water & sewer already on lot and turning lane in place. Possible 3-1/2% owner “ nancing. 941-769-0200ENGLEWOOD AREAS BEST LOTS Golf Front and Lake Front5 golf courses, fresh water boatable lake and waterways. Newer neighborhood with all utilities. New construction on every street. Placida area, 20 minutes to Bay and Beaches. From Only $32,900. tp $39,900.HURRY! 941-769-0200PLACIDA AREA LOTS C a l l U s T o S e l l Call Us To Sell Y o u r H o m e I n Your Home In T h e S h o w c a s e The Showcase O f H o m e s C a l l Of Homes Call ( 9 4 1 ) 4 2 9 3 1 1 0 (941) 429-3110 adno=FL4261_V5 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 YOU SHOULD KEEP PUBLIC NOTICES IN NEWSPAPERS.To learn more, visit ”oridapublicnotices.com IF YOUR PROPERTY TAXES ARE GOING TO INCREASE.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. URGE FLORIDA LAWMAKERS TO OPPOSE HB 35 AND SB 402 Dont let Florida lawmakers remove your right to know. Call your legislators and voice your opinion today.KNOW... 

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www.yoursun.com | The Sun | SATURDAY, MARCH 6, 2021 PAGE 1 Prices are plus tax, tag, title & include incentives in lieu of special “ nance/lease rates. Dealer also charges a pre-delivery service fee of $899 which represents cost & pro“ t to the dealer for items such as cleaning, inspecting & adjusting vehicles & preparing documents related to the sale or lease. Dealer not responsible for typographical errors. Vehicles may not be as pictured & are subject to prior sale. Incentives can change and are subject to FCA rules. *Security deposit waived. Finance/Lease requires approved credit. Residency rules may apply. +Sport/Overland models.WWW.SUNSETDCJ.COM7745 S. TAMIAMI TRAIL SARASOTA 941.922.2400Se habla Español, Bill Wagner 941-705-9095 2020 SARASOTA READERS CHOICE FIRST PLACE BEST AUTO DEALER, DOMESTICŽ BEST AUTO SERVICEŽ BEST FAST OIL CHANGEŽ SALES HOURS: MON FRI 8:30AM-7:00PM, SAT 9AM-6PM. SERVICE HOURS: MON SAT 7:00AM-6:00PM. 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, 17Ž 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. 509724 SALE$29,999MSRP $36,540 SAVE $6,541 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 Automatic, Power W/L/M, Aluminum Wheels, Trailer Tow, Heavy Duty Electrical Group, Keyless Entry w/Remote Start, Heated Seats, Sat Radio, Premium Soft Top, Auto Temp Control, Voice Command w/Bluetooth, Google Android/Apple Carplay, Sunscreen Windows & more. J2115 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 BIG HORN QUAD 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, 18Ž Aluminum Wheels and much more. Price includes “ nance bonus, must “ nance w/Chrysler. J21411SALE$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 YearŽ M. 5.7L HEMI eTorque, V-8 w/8-Speed Auto, Power Ventilated/Heated Leather Bucket Seats, Blind Spot/Cross Path Detect, Sport Appearance Pkg, ParkView® Camera, Collision Warning Plus, Front & Rear Park Assist w/Stop, Price includes “ nance bonus, must “ nance w/ Chrysler. D21117 SALE$49,999NEW 2021 RAM 1500 LARAMIE CREW CAB SPORT APPEARANCE0% X 72 months in lieu of incentives0% 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, 18Ž 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 $17,588 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 $19,989 2018 DODGE DURANGO SXT BLACKTOP EDITIONLike new with only 19,215 miles. 7-Passenger Seating and Certi ed Factory warranty coverage until March 2026 or 80,785 more miles. D21146A SALE $25,988 2019 CHRYSLER PACIFICA LThis vehicle was one of our meticulously maintained service loaners. Only 17,216 miles. Certi ed Factory warranty coverage until April 2026 or 82,784 more miles. 60286P SALE $19,988 adno=3786596-1 

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PAGE 2 SATURDAY, MARCH 6, 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 Professional EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR for the Punta Gorda Isles Civic Association. QUALIFICATIONS: €Bachelors degree, preferably in business administration; public or nonprofit administration; leadership; or related field. Experience, preferably in a nonprofit, membership, or service organization. €Ability to direct total operations through volunteer development, supervision of staff; financial development (fundraising) and monitoring of budget; marketing and public relations; and program development. To APPLY: Send Resume & Letter of interest to gordonassc@aol.com No phone calls, please. PGICA is an Equal Opportunity Employer Financial FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF PORT CHARLOTTE IS IN NEED OF AN FINANCIAL SECRETARY Must Have € Experience in Accounting Procedures and Practices, Handling Payroll and Financial Record Keeping € Experience in Accounts Receivables & Accounts Payables € Knowledge of ACS Church Accounting Software Program a Plus € Computer Literacy a Must € Strong Communication Skills Part-Time 10 Hours/Week Apply at www.fpcpc.com or Call 941-625-5045 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 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 Getthe Getthe WordoutWordoutAdvertise Advertise inthe inthe Classifieds! Classifieds! Medical www.HorizonTechInstitute.comADVANCE YOUR CAREERŽ Licensed & Accredited School Murdock Town Center on 41 1032 Tamiami Tr Unit 3 PHLEBOTOMY, EKG, LPN-wkds, CNA, Med. Asst. Classes APRIL 5TH 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 MOTOR HOME manufacturer seeks motivated individual in fiberglass department. Lay up & all facets of fiberglass exp preferred. Top Wages and Benefits. Also seeking a BODY SHOP PERSON, exp preferred. Call 941-485-0984 Ask for Zack or David. SERVICE TECH/INSTALLATION Minimum 3 years exp, Day / Some weekends, Drivers License (req), On call. Email Resume pinosair@comcast.net 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 Management RETAIL SALES MGR. F/T to work 5 days a week plus an occasional weekend. Job duties to include but not limited to working the sales floor, ordering, receiving/checking in merchandise. Call 941-6976648 to schedule an interview 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 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. 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 MAILROOMTHE 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 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 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. 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 T urnyou r trashinto cash! Advertise youryard sa l e! General SALES REPRESENTATIVE (Punta Gorda, Pt Charlotte, North Port, Venice) BUSINESS IS GOOD! WE`RE ALSO LOOKING FOR A SALES MANAGER! LOOKING FOR A PART-TIME JOB? Make $1,000. $1,500. and Up in Your Spare Time. Weekends a Plus. Kiosk Sales No Experience Necessary Full Training Provided Cell Phone Required Our Team is Growing Not Laying Off. We Work in Retail Locations, Events and Shows Where Customers Come to Us. KIOSK SALES Working with Sun Newspapers. Reply to: hiring.now@amgincusa.com or Call 941-786-7676 Please Include Phone Number Where You Can be Reached For an Interview. A Resume Would be a plus! SIMPLE EASY GOOD MONEY START BUILDING YOUR FUTURE TODAY! HIRING MANAGERS€General ManagersOversee entire restaurant operations€Shift ManagersOversee daily operationsBenefits include:€Performance based very competitive salary €Health insurance contributions €Paid vacation/Paid time off €Free uniforms €Discount program €Free employee meals Start your application today at careers.mcdonalds. com or text FL797 to 38000 Part time/ temporary CUSTODIAN NEEDED PT up to 30 Hours. Some Exp. Required. Apply in Person: Englewood Elks, 401 N. Indiana Ave. M-F 9am-Noon Notices Announcements NEED TO PLACE A CLASSIFIED AD? FREE MERCHANDISE ADS! WELCOME TO OUR WEBSITE! To Place a FREE Merchandise Ad please go to: yoursun.com/classifieds and click Place an AdŽ New users will need to register with their email address & create a password FREE ads are for Merchandise UNDER $500, The ad must be placed online by you. One item per ad. Ad must be 3 lines or less and the price must appear in the ad. 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SERVICING ALL OF SARASOTA AND CHARLOTTE COUNTY. (973)-876-6995 Drywall COMPLETE DRYWALL Hang, Finish, Patchwork, All Textures, Popcorn Removal, and Paint. Matt Potter 941-232-8667 Lic.& Ins CRC1328482 DEPENDABLE DRYWALL & REMODELING € Patch Repairs € € New Homes € 941-235-4440 Lic.# SCC131150207 Insured Electrical DRM ELECTRICAL SERVICE, Plug Into Personalized ServiceŽ Electrical, Maintenance, Repairs, Troubleshooting. 941-480-0761 941-366-3646 Handyman/ general repair Carpentry € Painting € € Pressure Washing € Kitchen Bath Updates € € Interior Trim € Home Maintenance € Home Clean-Out & Hauling € Call for Additional Needs. 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 improvement A & 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 12Ž thru 32Ž. 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, 6Ž 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 

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www.yoursun.com | The Sun | SATURDAY, MARCH 6, 2021 PAGE 3 Merchandise Port Charlotte garage sales DONT MISS THIS ONE! Women with a Mission are having their semi-annual Charity Yard Sale! March 5th & March 6th 8AM-3PM 18240 Wolbrette Circle. Jewelry, best-seller books, household and seasonal goods and a section Just for MenŽ. Some designer clothin g will be available. FRI-SAT. 8AM-3PM 21500 Edgewater Dr. Household, Kitchen, VHS tapes, Vinyl, Lrg. Doxie Figurine collection. FRI-SAT. 9AM-2PM 20034 Quesada and 565 Rose Apple and 20017 Goldcup. Lots of Treasures! PETES GARAGE SALE!FRI. & SAT. 9AM-1PM 801 Seabold Ave. EVERYTHING MUST GO! Masks RE Q UIRED! SAT. 9AM-1PM 379 Fairmont Terr. Tools, Household, Clothing & MUCH MORE! Come & See! SAT.-SUN. 8-1 180 Altoona St NW. ESTATE SALE! Sofa, Bikes, Kitchen, Precious Moments, & MUCH MORE!! Punta Gorda area garage sales FRI & SAT . 8AM-2PM 3024 BAYBERRY AVE. Furniture, household ,tools Antiques & much much more. FRI SAT SUN. 7AM-4PM 7172 NORTH BLUE SAGE. HUGE MOVING SALE Furniture, tools, Yankee screw drivers, 100 yr old miter saw, meat scales, Lionel electric train and so much more very old items. candy scales, 1900s Piano, electrical & plumbing items, Lots of crafts items beads, etc, Christmas items and so much more FRI-SAT. 9AM-1PM 10100 Burnt Store Rd Unit 5. Household, and much more! MASKS REQUIRED! FRI. 8-12, SAT. 8-3 & SUN. 8-? 751 Eldorado Dr. Antiques, Furniture, Wicker, Household, Kitchenware, Clothin g, and MORE! PG CHAMBER Citywide Garage SALE, Sat. March 6th, 8AM-12 Bal Harbor Shopping Plaza, 1133 Bal Harbor Blvd. P.G.I PLEASE WEAR MASKS! Punta Gorda area garage sales SAT-SUN. 9AM-3PM 191 Crescent Dr. Tools, Boating equipment/supplies, exercise equip, & household. SAT. 9 am-1 pm 2112 Deborah Drive. GIANT SALE Household, Tools, Mens clothing size large, dont miss it. SAT., 3/6, 8AM-4PM PINE ACRES ANNUAL COMMUNITY SALE!! 1649 Bernadean Blvd. Clothing, Glassware, Furniture, Shoes & MUCH MORE!! Baked Goods & Concession Stand! Masks Required. SEMI ANNUAL COMMUNITY GARAGE SALE Burnt Store Marina 5000 Burnt Store Rd. SATURDAY MARCH 6, 2021 8AM-1PM THURS-SAT. 9am-1pm, 10100 Burnt Store Rd. Unit 20. New Clothes, Jewelry, Hand Painted Furn., NoconaCowboy Boots, Household ETC!! Punta Gorda area garage sales THURS.-SAT. 8AM-3PM 6349 Scott Street, 33950 CLEAN OUT SALE! Contents o f Attic, Large Tool Shed, Garbage! Combining 2 Households into 1. 3 Sunfish Sailboats, Dressers, Bar Stools, Sewing, New & Gently Used Baby Items & Men`s & Women`s Clothing, Plants & MORE! North Port area garage sales FRI. 03/05 & SAT. 03/06 9:00AM-3:30PM 6427 OTIS ROAD THE LUCK OF THE IRISH ESTATE SALE! 100% Household/Housewares items, Furniture, LInens, garden items, Books, Costume Jewelry and much more! NO EARLY BIRDS!! Facial Masks Required! Be respectful of neighbors property. Call 513-519-6434 Englewood area garage sales FRI & SAT . 10-2 25800 GRAYTON AVE . Furniture, pictures, book shelves, household, linens & much more. SAT., 9AM-2PM 1445 Seagull Dr. Rain Date: Sat. 3/7 11-4. Masks Required. Arts, Crafts, Bake Goods! S. Venice area garage sales FRI & SAT. 9-3 339 Fareham Dr. MOVING Masks required. Rain or shine. Washer / dryer, Furn., Bikes, Hshld. FRI-SUN. 8-3 3052 Siesta Dr. Musical items, Fishing Gear, Furniture, Smoker, and much much miscellenous. 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. 8am-Noon WOODMERE PARK COMMUNITY SALE 3951 Woodmere Park Blvd SAT. ONLY. 7:30am-1:30pm 620 Darwin Rd. Collectable Sale! Disney, Coke, World War II, Baseball, Books, Comics. Venice area garage sales FRI. SAT. SUN. 8-3pm Venice East Community GARAGE SALE Rte 41 and Venice East Blvd FRI.-SAT. 8-2 Beach Manor Villas South Annual Sale! At the Clubhouse (Field Ave. at Cooper, on the Island) Watch for Signs! Mask Required. Venice area garage sales FRI/SAT 3/5-6. 7AM-4PM 840 Riviera St 34285. BIG SALE! Something for You! Small Furn, Household misc, Towels, Bedding Chairs, Art & Pic Frames, Clothing, Antiques Thomas Kincade paintings SAT. MARCH 6, 8am-2pm S. Auburn Rd. (off of East Venice Ave.) Furniture, Toys, Video Games, Video Game Consoles, Cameras, Remote Control Cars, Books, Fishing Poles and MUCH MORE!! Nokomis/Osprey garage sales FRI SAT SUN. 10AM-5PM 302 COLONIA LANE WEST. KITCHEN WARES, LINENS, LOTS OF JEWELRY AND MORE SAT. 9-1 1316 Casey Key Road. MOVING! Sectional white couch, $600. Overstuffed chair $125. King Headboard $50 and much misc. THURS FRI & SAT. 8:30-5:00 402 LYONS BAY RD. ESTATE SALE Antique Dining set w/ bowed China Cabinet, TVs, Fl. wall art, lamps, lift chair, Beds, tables, 7 book cases, leather couch w/ 2 recliners, refrigerators, New washer, stove, 2002 Cadillac Deville (like new) Burgandy w/ grey leather, and much more. Home & commercial improvement 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 SIMPLY SHUTTERS SHADES & BLINDS Family Owned & Operated For Over 30 Years! 941-307-3875 $75.00 per panel SLIDING GLASS DOOR REPAIRS Wheels Tracks & LocksCall Bob LOW OVERHEAD = LOW PRICES!941-706-6445Affordable Maintenance Owned and operated by Local Fire fighter. SURE GRIP GRAB BARS 2 Moen Stainless Steel Grab Bars any length up to 24Ž installed completely for $225. 941-404-9920 Home & commercial improvement TILE Remodel, Baths, Floors. Your Tile or Mine. 941-625-5186 Lic.#AAA006387 Lawn/garden & tree A N OCCUPATIONAL LICENSE may be required by the City and/or County. Please call the appropriate occupational licensing bureau to verify A JAMISON TREE SERVICE,INC. Complete & Professional 15% Sr Discount! Free Est. Lic. & Insured Engl 941-475-6611 N. Port 941-423-0020 Serving Charlotte and Sarasota for over 20 years. jamisontreeservice.com ALTMAN TREE SERVICE Tree Trimming, Removal, Stump Grinding. Lic & Ins. Call Mike Altman 941-268-7582 AMERICAN IRRIGATION Call 941-587-2027 FREE ESTIMATES!!! Licensed & Insured Charlotte Co. lic#AAA-11-00010. Serving Charlotte and Sarasota Counties DP`s ABILITY TREE SERVICE Removals, Stump Grinding, Palm Trimming, Shaping, Oaks Thinned & Raised Up. Over 20 Yrs. Exp. Free Estimates! 941-889-8147 Lic#00000192 & Insured. G E R Z E N Y LANDSCAPE SERVICES Full service dedicated landscape co servicing SWFL. We love what we do! WITH OUR customer service and knowledge we strive to give you the best service possible with people you can trust!Ž BRANDON AT 941-525-8783 Genesis Landscape Solutions, LLC Landscape Design and maintenance. Plant/Mulch/ Rock install, Hedge Trimming, Tree Trimming & Removal. Serving SW Florida Lic & Ins. 941-539-7399 PREMIER STUMP GRINDING, LLC Let us help you have your stump removed TODAY. Lic/ins 989-882-7539 or 248-830-7526 RAINSCAPE INC, Irrigation, Maintenance, Repair, Installation. Monthly Maintenance starts at $40. FREE ESTIMATES 941-888-2988 RIZZO`S TREE SERVICE €Tree Trimming€ €Tree Removal€ Hedging€ €Pruning€ Affordable & Free Estimates. Serving Charlotte & Sarasota County 941-306-7532 SANDEFURS-HOME & TREE Maintenance Tree trimming, removal. We do it all! License / Insured 941-484-6042 TAKE PRIDE LAWN MOWING Accepting NEW accounts, monthly or per cut. Serving Englewood, North Port, Venice, Port Charlotte and Rotonda. 720-217-7545 lic & insured. Lawn/garden & tree THOMAS MILAZZO Residential Landscaping All phases, beautiful plantings, No job too big or small. Most Cuts Starting @ $25. 2 Generations of experience. All work guaranteed. Free Estimates. (941)-830-1005 TREEMENDOUS TREE, INC.CERTIFIED ARBORISTFL-644AWe Grow Them We Prune Them We Save Sick Trees We Remove Dead Trees941-426-8983 YARD ENVY?MAKE YOUR NEIGHBORS JEALOUS LOLLANDSCAPE DESIGNCONSULTATION OVER 20 YEARS EXPERIENCENORTH PORT, VENICE, ENGLEWOOD, PORT CHARLOTTE, PUNTA GORDAFL ISA CERTIFIED ARBORIST#644A941-426-8983TREEMENDOUS TREE, INC. Marine construction MARINE CONTRACTING GROUP€ Docks € Seawalls € € Boat Lifts € 941-505-0221 Free Estimates 25+ Years. Exp! Lic. SCC131151730 Masonry AST MASONRY All types of masonry. Over 20 years exp. Pavers*Brick work* Concrete* Stucco* Stone* Decorative Concrete. No Job too small 941-525-2435 Moving/hauling ALL TYPES OF CLEAN-UPS! Same Day Service! 24 Hrs. a Day! 941-764-0982 or 941-883-1231 ROBS ON THE MOVE, INC. Moving and Delivery Honest, Reliable, Courteous! Great Rates! 941-237-1823 Painting/ wallpapering ALEXANDERS PAINTING Interior & exterior, 30+ years experience. Quality and Honesty guaranteed (941)-223-0941 Best Prices -Quality Job Best Coast Painting and Pressure Washing Residential/Commercial 10% Off With Ad! 941-815-8184 AAA00101254 LARRY ESPOSITO PAINTING INC Its Not What We Do, Its How We Do It!Ž Free Estimates, 941-764-1171 Lic & Insured AAA007825 MARTINIS PAINTING Exterior, Interior, Driveways, Tile Roofs $500 OFF WITH AD 40 Years Local Family Owned & Operated. 941-766-0331 Lic#CBC1261010 Painting/ wallpapering Nathan Dewey Painting Co Commercial & Residental Interior & Exterior Pressure washing Handyman Services Free Estimates Prompt Service 941-484-4576 nathandeweypainting.com SWEENEY`S PAINTING INC. € Pressure Cleaning € € Mildew Treatment € € Painting/Commercial € € Interior & Exterior € € Committed to Excellence € € Attention to Quality € 941-916-1024 Lic# AAA0010702 STEVENS CUSTOM PAINTING RES/COMM. INT/EXT FREE EST. LIC. & INS. 941-255-3834 Pool services VENICE POOLS 941-404-9093 SAME GUY SAME DAY EVERY TIME Pressure cleaning BAILEYS PRESSURE CLEANING Complete Exterior House Painting! Call 941-497-1736 TOMS PRECISION Pressure Washing LLC. Turn your Honey Do List into a Honey Done List. $10.00 off first service for Veterans, 1st Responders and Teachers. Call 941-830-6434 Screening A TIP TOP Rescreen LLC A quality rescreen at a fast and affordable price. Call us today for your free estimate at 239-440-6857 licensed and insured ALL ABOUT ALUMINUM & SCREEN: Rescreen & New. 941-876-4779 wescreenflorida.com Lic# SA37, AL0511993X ALL AMERICAN RENOVATIONS Lic & Insured Family owned & operated Specializing in Full Pool cage restoration, rescreening & Painting & Rusty Screw changeouts, painting pool cages, lanais, front entry ways etc... 941-915-3381 Serving Sarasota County Free Estimates JOHNS RESCREENING & HANDYMAN SERVICE. Pressure Washing: Pool Decks, Driveways! No Job To Small, Free Estimates Lic9341./Ins. 941-883-1381 RESCREENING BY NORTHSTAR Free Estimates. 941-725-7599 Lic# CC20597 & Insured THE SCREEN MACHINE Rescreen Special Tops $55.00, Sides $35.00 Save 10% on Complete Rescreens, 2 year warranty. 941-879-3136 Licensed & Insured. Roofing STEVE`S ROOFING & REPAIRS Preferred Contractor! Voted Best of the Best Since 2010! Free Est. 941-625-1894 Lic. CCC1326838/Ins. Roofing COMPLETE ROOFING SOLUTIONS OF FLORIDA Reroofing and Repairs Commercial and Residential Flat and Metal Roof Restoration Free Estimates All Work Guaranteed George M. Schwartz Jr. Owner 941-961-8263 Lic # CCC1325750 Sod LAWN REPLACEMENT Maloneys SOD Charlotte 941-637-1333 Sarasota 941-955-8327 No Job Too Big or Too SmallŽ www.maloneysod.com Tile/grout PRECISION TILE & CARPET CLEANING. We specialize in Color Sealing(re-color Grout lines), Clear Sealing, Carpet Cleaning. 941-286-5774 Window cleaning Window Cleaning, €Residential Window Cleaning €Pressure Washing P: 941-952-0903 lic/insured Merchandise Sewing BERNINA SERGER, Accessories & case. Works great! $150 239-410-5717 SEWING MACHINE, Sears, Console, chair. Pt. Charlotte $75 219-363-0857 Dolls A NTIQUE VICTORIAN DOLL & Stand. Complete with outfit. $50 239-410-5717 BARBIE DOLL: Wrinkle in Time, Mrs. Who. New in Sealed Box. $27 239-410-5717 Household goods A CCESS. HANDSETS, AT&T, 3 CLP99003 phones compatible w/CLP99383 $30 941-830-0524 A NSWERING SYSTEM, AT&T, 2 handset, digital speaker, EL52200 $25 941-830-0524 A T&T ANSWERING SYSTEM, 3 handset, connect to cell, CLP99383 $50 941-830-0524 BANKERS LIGHT, green, exc. cond. $15 941-743-0582 BAR STOOLS, 3 Matching, Iron + iron/wood back w/ soft seats. $200 941-697-2135 BATH TOWELS 2 Isaac Mizrahi. New.70Žx33Ž. Ultra plush. Off white. $15 941-200-5964 BENCH, hand painted, seat cushion $180 941-702-1450 BUTCHER BLOCK, solid maple, 30x40x16, excellent condition. $499 941-875-2631 CHANDELIERS ( 2 ) New, $50. each. 941-702-1450 CHINESE DECOS jade buddha 6.5ŽwX3.5h, gold & red bull ox 8Žwx7h both $29 941-830-0524 COMFORTERS, King prints, new. $25 973-477-5259 COOLER, COLEMAN, 20L X 13W X 14H. White and Blue, Like New! $20. 941-257-5500 DISHES, Ivy. $40 941-624-6617 Household goods DINNER PLATES 8 OLD MATCHING BLUEWILLOW PT.CH. $20 941-276-6277 DISHES, Dogwood, service for 7, extra serving pcs. Port Charlotte. $50 219-363-0857 DISHES, Currier Ives, service for 6-9. Serving pcs. Port Charlotte. $50 219-363-0857 FAUCET, BATH RM 2 NEW MOEN CHROME $100, OBO 773-960-9010 FINE ART, Palm trees, desert, water. Custom-framed Pr/59. $35 ea. 941-246-1548 FLOOR LAMP, Florida. $40 941-624-6617 FREEZER, 2.1 cu ft., Mini freezer, black, w/SS. $125, OBO 717-451-5771 MEASURING BOWL, Pampered Chef. Hardly used. $15, OBO 941-240-5153 MIRROR, 30 x 40 in, 4 inch wood frame, beautiful, quality. $40 941-780-3977NEED TO PLACE A CLASSIFIED AD? FREE MERCHANDISE ADS! WELCOME TO OUR WEBSITE! To Place a FREE Merchandise Ad please go to: yoursun.com/classifieds and click Place an AdŽ New users will need to register with their email address & create a password FREE ads are for Merchandise UNDER $500, The ad must be placed online by you. One item per ad. Ad must be 3 lines or less and the price must appear in the ad. Pets, plants, trees, fruits, vegetables, flowers, firearms and firearm accessories are excluded from this offer. Your ad will appear online for 7 days and will show in print Wednesday through Sunday. LIMIT 5 FREE ADS PER WEEK Enter Your Classified Ad 24 Hours a Day, 7 Days a Week. PILLOWS for Couch. Beige & Black. Like New! $10. each. 941-676-0257 SHIPS PAINTINGS 6 sm & lg oils beaut dbl mat wood frames $29 to $69 ea. 941-830-0346 TABLE LAMP, Ikea 16ŽH, white crinkle shade, 5Ž silver base. Can text pics $10 941-246-1548 TABLE LAMP, IKEA, 16ŽH, white crinkle shade, 5Ž silver base. Can text pics $10 941-246-1548 THOMAS KINKADE #779/4950 End of Perfect Day III 33x45 $400 661-713-0197 THOMAS KINKADE, Mountain Majesty #366/1400. Signed 27x33 $350 661-713-0197 TRUNDLE BED, wood, excellent condition $125 941-893-7307 VACUUM CLEANER, SHARK Very good condition. $55, OBO 941-240-5153 VASES ( 2 ) , cobalt blue, lg. Empire, Masterworks collec., papers $285 941-235-2203 WINE RACK, 30 Bottles Wrought Iron Rack. $30 941-697-2135 Furniture BED, TRUNDLE, black. $35 941-276-4056 

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PAGE 4 SATURDAY, MARCH 6, 2021 | The Sun | www.yoursun.com adno=FL4257_V6URGE 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 WHAT ARE THEY TRYING TOGET AWAY WITH? 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 To learn more, visit ”oridapublicnotices.comDON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. 

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www.yoursun.com | The Sun | SATURDAY, MARCH 6, 2021 PAGE 5 Furniture 2 BARREL CHAIRS W/ Octagon white distressed table & lamp $195 740-225-5313 BED SET, Twin, wicker includes night stand and lamp. $150 740-225-5313 BUNK BEDS, (2) Brand new twin. Never been used, box springs, mattress and frames. Bought from Rooms To Go. $450, OBO 859-640-3441 COFFEE & SIDE TABLE Fossile stone, glasstop $350 941-702-1450 COFFEE TABLE Wooden, 28Žx48Ž. Like a Tommy Bahama. $99. 941-676-0257 COFFEE TABLE, Glass Top, Medal Base, 21ŽT x 47ŽL x 34ŽW. $30 941-525-3755 COUCH, WICKER, fabric, like new $180 941-702-1450 COUCHES ( 2 ) Lg. highend w / built in recliners , 5 yrs old Great shape $400 for both 941-286-0406 DAY/TRUNDLE BED, with 2 twin mattresses, good condition. $125, OBO 941-875-2631 DESK, Beige, Wood, 7 Drawers, w/chair. Port Charlotte. $50, OBO 219-363-0857 DINING CHAIRS 4 chairs. Black/grey on cream. Used 1 yr. $250 719-406-4663 DINING RM TABLE & 4 Chairs, light brown, wood chairs, 4 ft round. $50 941-412-4631 DINING ROOM TABLE 42Ž round, 4 chairs on casters, wood. $75 941-276-4056DINING TABLE Glass top seats 6 $50 941-323-0344 END TABLE, Dark brown wood grain, lower shelf. Can text pics. $10 941-246-1548 ENTERTAINMENT CENTER, $75 941-624-6617 FAINTING COUCH/CHAISE gold fabric, nice condition. $325, OBO 941-875-2631 FOLDING CHAIRS ( 2 ) Matching. Wood base w/ fabric seat $40 941-697-2135 I BUY FURNITURE Or anything of value! 941-485-4964 KITCHEN TABLE GLASS + COFFEE TABLE AND 2 SIDETABLE wheel chair and a walker. $300, OBO 941-623-6790 LARGE STORAGE/TV ARMOIRE, 82ŽH, 42ŽW. Reclaimed stained wood $350 941-637-7567 LIFT CHAIR Pride, green, like new, works perfect $235 716-374-2950 MATTRESS & BOX SPRING MED. FIRM QUEEN W/FRAME PT.CH $200 941-276-6277 MURPHY BED Clean, full sz can email pics and more info (PC) $350 941-421-9090 RECLINER Like New, Green, microfiber $100 941-916-2593 RECLINER, MASSAGE, Blue, vibrates on back and seat like new $135 716-374-2950 RECLINERS, ( 2 ) , Light Brown Microfiber. Exc. cond. Port Charlotte. $100 219-363-0857 RECLINING SOFA, Dual, 92Žw brown microfiber fabric. Can text pics. $75 941-246-1548 ROCKER/SWIVEL CHAIR, La-Z-Boy, lt blue, wood. Good cond. $100 941-567-0609 SIDE CHAIRS, 2 Matching, Iron w iron/wood backs & soft seats. $120, OBO 941-697-2135 SLEEPER SOFA, beautiful, comfy, 90Ž, sturdy. $10 941-412-7071 SOFA GOLD/BRGDY CLEAN FULL SIZE, HVY DTY MATRL, PT.CH $50 941-276-6277 SOFA, Full size, 3 cush., 7 ft length, Good cond/light fabric non smoker $125 941-567-0609 SOFA/SLEEPER + Love Seat Tropical. Exc. cond. $225 708-601-3340 TABLE, Glass top, 48Ž Round, Walnut, Rattan Base. $40 941-423-9371 TABLE, 54Ž Glass top wood base, 4 matching cushion chairs $175 941-697-2135 TABLE, ETHAN ALLEN occasional round, 28  Dia, shelf, solid pine $40 941-412-3863 TABLE/ FOUR CHAIRS Good condition. Rectangle, wood, top. $130 954-865-7866 TABLE/CHAIRS. 4 pc. with 2 glass tops. Will text pics. $100 864-569-4205 TABLES ( 2 ) Glasstop, End & Coffee. Like New! $185 Text for Pics. 941-676-0257 TABLES, RATTAN, Coffee/End. White. High quality. Large, heavy. $150 941-246-1548 TELEVISION, SONY Smart TV, 46Ž. Super deal. $55 941-276-4056 Electronics A MAZON KINDLE Like new. $15 941-200-5964 BATTERY CHARGER, Jump & Carry, 12v, 1700 amp, JNC660. $125 941-235-2203 KINDLE PAPERWHITE w/ case, brand new. Purchased by mistake. $95 941-697-2135 LAPTOP, New HP battery HP-F305DX series $13, OBO 941-697-2135 Electronics POLICE SCANNER, Home patrol. Excellent cond. $280 941-575-6556 TV/stereo/radio 25CD PLAYER, Pioneer New Cond. with Remote & Owners Manual $110 954-642-6599 5CD CHANGER, top rated Sony Model with Remote. Excellent cond. $85 954-642-6599 HDTV 25Ž with pedestal & remote. Like new. $30 239-410-5717 OUT-DOOR ANTENNA, Antennacraft, Mod 5MS9000 $80 941-697-2135 SPEAKERS, VINTAGE, Infinity Bose, Polk Audio, JBL, KLH starting @ $20 954-642-6599 STEREO EQUIPMENT All Kinds Speakers, Receivers, etc. Starting @ $10 954-642-6599 SURROUND 5.1 SYSTEM, Sony, Receiver, 5 spkrs + sub woofer $60, OBO 954-642-6599 LP RECORD PLAYER/CHANGER Realistic, works well, good condition $20 941-204-4824 TV ANTENNA for free TV Reception, 30 Channels. $10 941-268-8951 TV, 55Ž Samsung Smart TV. Good for childs room. $40 989-280-6947 TV SONY 46 INCH HD Flat Screen Bravia with HDMI $40 941-627-5732 Computer equipment VERIZON/ACTIONTEC ROUTER Mod M1424. $15 941-697-2135 Clothing/jewelry CHAPS, MOTORCYCLE, mens large, black, suede, fringes. $45 941-235-2203 CULTURED PEARLS Blue 80Ž continuous strand. Excellent condition. $9.50 941-200-5964 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 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 SLACKS, HAGGER, 32LX34W. Very good condition. $40, OBO 941-240-5153 WORK BOOTS, Steel toe. Mens new work boots, size 12. $45 941-456-7547 Antiques collectibles 1884 MS64 MORGAN. $90 941-223-8718 1909-VDB LINCOLN PENNY Great Condition. $12 814-450-9899 1958 MICKEY MANTLE Topps baseball card. $25 810-210-9553 2021 BU Silver Eagle 1oz. Fine Silver $44 814-450-9899 A MERICAN FLAG, 48 star, large flag. $25, OBO 941-240-5153 A NTIQUE TWISTED IRON Shoe shine chair. $499 941-875-2631 BEER SIGN knickerbocker, 14x22Žlighted great shape $65 716-374-2950 BEER SIGN knickerbocker, 14x22Ž lighted nice shape $65 716-374-2950 BIKE CARRIER HOLLWOOD RACKS 2BIKE CARRIER HEAVY DUTY $75, OBO 508-769-0619 BONE CHINA SETS 10 unique Cup/Saucer sets Port Charlotte $150 941-421-9090 BUCCANEERS NESTING DOLLS Tampa Bay 7Ž frm Russia sells $85 on Etsy $49 941-830-0524 BUDWEISER STEIN LIMITED EDITION w/pewter lid #85292 Mint! $15 941-639-1517 CANDLESTICK PHONE LAMP Good cond. Back to the good ole` days! $115 941-567-0609 DALE JR. Etched glass hologram w/lighted base + more, works. $10 941-914-6945 DAY BED EXCELLENT CONDITION $200, OBO 508-769-0619 HUMMEL/GOEBEL FIGURINE Sneaky SituationŽ-orig box Mint $20 941-639-1517 ITZCHAK TARKAY BEAUTIFUL FRAMED ART Never hung Reduced! $225 941-639-1517 KENNEDY HALF DOLLARS (20) 90% Silver Content. $12 814-450-9899 KNIFE COLLECTION, 49, all kinds, colors, sizes, in boxes. $475 941-235-2203 LITHOGRAPH STONES, 2 @ 5X6Ž & 1 @ 6X8Ž. 2 1/4Ž thick. $200 941-255-0489 MICKEY WILLIE & THE DUKE Signed Ron Lewis Photo. Mounted. $200 941-200-5964 MORGAN SILVER DOLLARS (10) 100 Years Old. $35 814-450-9899 OLD NEWSPAPERS REPRINTS 1800s and 1900s many to choose from $1 941-445-5619 STAMP COLLECTION, 100s of stamps from various eras $40 941-445-5619 WHEAT PENNIES (500) Great Condition/Mixed Dates $37.50 Total. 814-450-9899 Antiques collectibles WHISKEY MIRRORS, 4 different Seagrams 7 mirrors. $115 941-246-9020 WW11 KNIVES (2) Negrito Bolo & Stiletto European knives. $125 941-223-8718 ZODIAC CUTTING BOARD Tempered glass 20ŽL x 16ŽW No cracks $20 941-525-3755 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 ACOUSTIC GUITAR Palmer, like new, Plays like a high end guitar $150 716-523-0463 BANJOLIN S.S. Stewart, pre 1888, excellent playable condition $325 716-523-0463 INSTRUMENTS GUITARS, Mandolins, Violins, cases prices vary $350 941-408-7535 JASMINE GUITAR cutaway acoustic, excellent condition, plays good. $150 716-523-0463 ORGAN, Hammond, Model VS300, perfect. $50 941-380-6935 WASHBURN ELEC. NEW Amp DVD lifetime War Adj Neck Case blue $295 941-408-7535 Medical 4 WHEEL WALKER, Standard, basket, brakes, seat. Nice. $55 941-268-8951 BEDSIDE COMMODE or shower chair. Like New. $20 ea. 941-268-8951 CAST & BANDAGE Protector, Adult, ankle, water resistant, Brand new. $12 941-914-6945 CHAIR PAD, magnetic Nikken, extra cloth, cover, carrying case. New. $125 941-423-9371 MOBILITY SCOOTER with charger. 350lb capacity. $900 941-473-0626 POWER CHAIR by Jazzy, Model 614, Electric. Excellent condition. $499. 315-525-9304 SHOWER CHAIR, Quad cane or 2 wheel walker. $5 each. 941-268-8951 Health/beauty CHICKEN EGGS! Beautifully colored, free range and Non-GMO! $6 941-875-4052 DUCK EGGS! Jumbo, free range and Non-GMO! $8 941-875-4052 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 Baby items BABY CRIB, Delta, 4 in 1, new in box, never used. $95, OBO 941-626-6879 BABY STROLLER BRITAX TAN/ BLK LIKE NEW PT.CH. $75 941-276-6277 Golf accessories GOLF BAG & Carrier. 15 Irons, 2 Woods & 57 new golf balls. $250, OBO 941-301-1346 Golf accessories GOLF BAG TRAVEL Travel mens golf bag. Used once. picture. $50 719-406-4663 GOLF BALL, Colored, Crystal & Tour $3.50 per dozen 941-697-2135GOLF CART TIRESŽ $10-$60 Used and New Your Choice Pickup only 941-769-1431 Visit Darsgolfcarts.com IRONS, TAYLOR MADE , 5 thru A wedge, Lefty. $250 978-235-0968 PUTTER, Odyssey 7S 34Ž w/ HC. Like new. $50, OBO 941-423-5701 Golf carts 2017 CLUB CAR Precedent $4995 Sandstone 2 passenger Golf Cart 2017 Batteries Folding Windshield 48 volt E.R.I.C. Charger OEM upholstery Low battery light Reverse buzzer 4 drink holders Tires, Top 941-769-1431 Delivery Inc. (25 Mi.) Visit Darsgolfcarts.com $489.72 GOLF CART BATTERIES Set of six-6 volt Brand New Factory BlemsŽ 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 FastŽ$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 THE BELAIRŽ 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 CHAIR GYM, by Total Body Workout w/DVDs etc. Port Charlotte $65 941-421-9090 STATIONARY BIKE, Like new $99. Paid $229 508-930-5495 WEIGHT BENCH, Iron Grip Strength Weight Bench. $69, OBO 941-661-8367 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 BASKETBALL BACKBOARD Portable with adjustable pole. $25 920-605-7590 CAMPING CHAIRS Folding with case $5 941-391-0665 DIVERS KNIFE Dacor knife w/ leg sheath. Blade is 5 1/2Ž stainless $20 214-616-1976 GUN SIGHTS 3 Crisis Gear Sights. New. $115 941-223-8718 TENNIS RACKET, Vintage wood Chemold-1950s-wall hanger $10 941-445-5619 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. GLOCK 43 , Like New CCW & DL required. $525 941-488-1522 Guns for saleprivate owner Mossberg 12 Gauge Shockwave w/120 rounds ammo, NIB. Beretta 92-FS w/Crimson Trace Red dot. Stainless. Test fired only. 9 mags. Ruger NIB Mark IV 22 Semi Auto, test fired only. Beretta Stainless Steel Pocket Model 21a tip up. 22LR semi Auto pistol, wood grips. Buyer must be Florida resident and have valid CCP. 941-586-6865 VIETNAM VET pays cash for your hunting and sporting rifles. Call 941-441-6866 Bicycles/ tricycles BIKE HELMET VISOR Da Brim brand Black Fastens to helmet New $25 941-525-3755 BIKE, NEW, Mongoose, 24 inch full susp mtn bk., black, front disc brake. $300 941-567-0609 GIRLS BIKE little kitty, 12Ž like new $20 716-374-2950 GIRLS BIKE, helmet, colorful, exc. cond. w/new training wheels. $10 941-914-6945 WESTERN FLYER, 26Ž mens bike from the 60s. $200 239-284-9324 Photography/ video KODAK EASYSHARE DIGITAL 16mp 5x zoom HD Video case works $30 941-914-6945 MINOLTA MAXXUM 3 SLR 28-80 lens, body glove case, new batt works $30 941-914-6945 Pool/spa/ & supplies SOLAR COVERS, 2 covers, 10x18, 10x9. Good shape plus spare pieces $20 941-456-0936 Lawn & garden FERTILIZER Suniland for trees, grass, shrubs. 50lb bag $25 941-257-5500 GENERATOR, TORO, Model T1200 $125, OBO 941-485-0681 GRASS TRIMMER, Ryobi, Elcectric, 120 volt. $25 941-743-0582 LAWN MOWER, Electric, with grass bagger, exc. cond! $35 941-743-0582 LAWN MOWER, 22Ž Toro, Power drive and bagger. $95, OBO 740-225-5313 LAWNMOWER, TORO, Time Master 30Ž, electric/key starter twin blades. Bags, mulchs, or ejects. Walk behind self propelled. Excellent condition $175, OBO 717-507-7771 MOWER, JOHN DEERE, JS 30. Self propelled (for parts). $40, OBO 941-485-0681 POLE SAW, Ryobi, electric. $50, OBO 740-225-5313 RIDING MOWER, TROY-BILT, Super Bronco, 44  deck. $400, OBO 941-485-0681 SHOP VAC, Sears. $20 941-624-6617 TILLER, Troy-Built Junior, 16Ž, 4 HP. $400, OBO 941-412-4236 TILLER, MANTIS with hedge clipper attachment. $150, OBO 941-485-0681TOP SOIL FOR SALE 941-468-4372 Outdoor living CHAIRS 3 White, stackable $25 941-257-5500 COOLER, COLEMAN, Oscar, not Lil Oscar, but full size $15 941-204-4824 OAK FIRE WOOD split lg. Very Lg. bag, $10 941-456-0936 Outdoor living PICNIC TABLE, Wood w/ 2 Benches. $25. 941-423-5675 QUAD CHAIRS, FOLDING Great for beach, COME SEE $5 941-391-0665 ROCKER-60S, redwood, folding w/cushion. Huge Bargain! $45 941-639-1517 Building supplies FLOORING 15 x11 Mint Armstrong laminate, you remove and haul. on March 18th FREE j akmjk409@comcast.net STORM PANELS (25) 89Žx16Ž with all hardware. Never used $250 941-286-0406 WIRE, 12 GAUGE, 3 plus ground type UF, 100 feet $30 941-204-4824 Tools/machinery A IR COMPRESSOR, Cambell Hausfeld, 110psi, 0.3 hp. VGC. $65, OBO 941-828-1840 A IR COMPRESSOR Pro Source 2 HP 13 Gallon, works great. $35 419-560-5054 BENCH TOP ROUTER TABLE, EXTRA ACCESSORIES $75 941-380-2033 CHAIN SAW, Electric, Sears, 14 in., old very heavy and strong work horse $10 941-204-4824 LADDER, 6 ft. folding. Fits under class a R.V. storage. New. $50 941-661-5974 LADDER, Multi position, Aluminum, moving. $100, OBO 941-888-5923 LADDER, FLEX-O-LADDER, 9 positions, little giant. $50, OBO 941-661-5974 LIFTER EZ Moves Lifter with sliders. New in box. $10 941-200-5964 LIFTER EZ Moves Lifter. New in box. $10 941-200-5964 METAL STAND, heavy duty with 3/4 hp motor. $100 941-780-3977 POWER PULL, MAASDAM one ton capacity, excellent condition $20 941-204-4824 PRESSURE WASHER GREENWORKS 1700 Electric $70, OBO 941-485-0681 PRESSURE WASHER Craftsman 625 hp 2100 psi. Just serviced. $100 941-661-5974 RADIAL ARM SAW Craftsman 10Ž Runs fine Good condition $80 941-460-3707 RECIPROCATING SAW, DEWALT good condition, corded. $30 941-483-6668 ROUTER, CRAFTSMAN all in one, in case. $50 941-661-5974 SHOP VAC, CRAFTSMAN 2hp, 6gal, like new $25 941-204-4824 WIRELESS ROUTER Net gear-N 600-Med.-Lg Home-In Box $25 763-360-0406 Office/business equip./supplie CANON MAXIFY MB5020 NEW Wireless Printer, Print, Copy, Scan & Fax $245 941-408-7535 OFFICE CHAIR, New. Very good condition. $40, OBO 941-240-5153 Restaurant supplies CHICKEN EGGS! Beautifully colored, free range, and Non-GMO! $6 941-875-4052 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 BED, Large & Clean $15 941-423-5675 PETOTE ROXY BAG New pet carrier, pink 17ŽL x11.5ŽH x9ŽW $30 941-525-3755 Appliances BLENDER, Hamilton Beach blender $10 941-473-2621 COFFEE MAKER, Keurig coffee maker with water reservoir $20 941-473-2621 EXPRESSO MAKER, Krups mini expresso maker $15 941-473-2621 FOOD PROCESSOR, Ninja Ultra, blender, pitcher, dough blade $25 941-412-3863 FREEZER, 2.1 cu ft., Mini, Blk, w/SS. $125, OBO 717-451-5771 GAS DRYER Gray, GE, like new works perfect $155 716-374-2950 INDUCTION COOKTOP EMPAVA IDC30 Hardly used. $450 941-284-0785 PEDESTAL DRAWERS White, FOR WASH/DRYER 37x37x13. Like New. $150 941-239-5717 

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PAGE 6 SATURDAY, MARCH 6, 2021 | The Sun | www.yoursun.com Miscellaneous for sale A IR FILTERS, 12 Flanders, new, 16ŽX30ŽX1Ž. $24 941-255-0489 BABY CRIB, Delta 4in1, new in box, never used. $95, OBO 941-626-6879 BASIC WELDING BOOK Basic Welding $3 941-456-0936 BATTERY NEW NAPA LEGEND FL.SZ S-POST BATT. 2YR FREE REPLACE $100 941-276-6277 CARPET MATS, charcoal. New Buick Enclave Avenir $125 941-249-3659 CHAIR PAD, magnetic Nikken, extra cloth, cover, carrying case. New. $125 941-423-9371 CHICKEN EGGS! Beautifully colored, free range and Non-GMO! $6 941-875-4052 CONCRETE FOUNTAIN 3 sections $180 941-702-1450 CROCK POT, $10 941-624-6617 DUCK EGGS! Jumbo, free range and pasture fed. $8/dozen. 941-875-4052 HARLEY DAVIDISON boom audio helmet headset, new $85 941-408-7535 LIGHT FIXTURES, new in box, 3-4 lights each. Several to choose from $10 941-445-5619 MAN NEEDED in Venice for 1 hour on March 9 to unload truck. jakmjk409@comcast. net OAK FIREWOOD lg. Home Depot bag, $10 941-456-0936 PILLOWS, DOWN INC. 2 New in package, Standard/Queen $30 941-525-3755 RUG TEAL shag rug 9 x 12 from Pier One. Call for pic. $100 719-406-4663 RUGS 2 matching in/out large rugs: call for sizes & pictures. Dark blue background w/lt. blue, brown, grey pattern. $75 719-406-4663 SIGN, CORVETTE, neon. $400 239-284-9324 $75.00 PER PANELSLIDING GLASS DOOR REPAIRS Wheels Tracks & LocksCALL BOB 941-706-6445Affordable Maintenance Owned and operated by Local Fire fighter. SPOTLIGHT OPAQUE PROJECTOR w/cover, Taylor TS-7. $350 941-780-3977 THERMOSTAT & REMOTE Hunter Comfort Saver 7 day $28 Orig. $48. 941-408-7535 TICKETS, HAMLISCH. 2 Tickets for 3/13/21. 1/2 price $25 586-436-0076 VINTAGE SIGN, standard oil polarine sign $300 239-284-9324 WINDOW AC TOSHIB A 15,100BTU, used 10 days $400 works great! 941-639-9093 Wanted to buy/trade BADGE KIT Make coasters. Will trade for a Sizzix machine $250, OBO 941-286-6376 Bargain buys FLASHLIGHTS AND LANTERNS D cells and 6 volts $1 941-391-0665 Transportation Buick 2018 BUICK CASCADA $25,184. SILVER, 26K MI. 855-280-4707 DLR 2019 BUICK ENCLAVE $31,775. WHITE, 45K MI. 855-280-4707 DLR Chevy 2010 CHEVROLET HHR $7,200 OBO, 83,600 miles, Black, good condition. 989-574-8371 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 2019 DODGE RAM 1500 $50,987. GRAY, LTD, NAV, 21K MI. 855-280-4707 DLR 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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The tax filing season is off to a strong start. The IRS began accepting and processing individual returns on Feb. 12. The pandemic pushed the start date a bit later than usual, but taxpayers were eager to act. About 34.7 million tax returns came in during the first week of filing. That compares to about 15.8 million received in the first week last year. While its difficult to compare this tax filing season to last, given the late start, it looks like taxpayers were eager to file. There are several possible reasons for the initial rush. Financial woes from the pandemic may have left taxpayers eager for their refunds. Refunds are a lifeline for many households. In general, lower income households and those due a refund tend to file earlier in the season than higherincome households, who might owe money or have more complex tax situations. Also, people who did not receive their federal relief checks or got less than they were due could get that resolved by filing. There may also be some taxpayers who are eager to get their paperwork filed in case Congress passes further relief; the payments are doled out based on the information from your most recent tax return.Tax seasons big startSarah Skidmore Sell ; J. Paschke € A P Source : IRS *be g an Feb. 12 , 2021 ^be g an Jan. 31 , 2020Eager to file: Despite a late start, more people have filed their tax returns in the first week of the current season. 0 30 Current season* 0 306090120 Last season^Returns filed, in millions Week 1 Week 2 Week 3 Week 4 0 30 Current season 0 306090 Last season Refunds issued, in millions D avi d McH ug h; A l e x Ni e v es € AP S our c e : E urost a tI t  s al re a d y Ma r ch b ut t h e p a nde mic wi nter bl ues dr a g on i n E urope . Sl o w vacci ne ro ll outs a nd c ont i nu i ng restr ic t i ons on tr av e l a nd b us i ness ac t ivi t y h o l d bac k e c ono mic gro w t h , wi t h ser vic es hi t ha rdest . Ma nufac tur i ng ac t ivi t y i s h o l d i ng up a nd go v ern m ent support ha s b een a de q u a te i n p lac es, pre v ent i ng a tot al c o lla pse . Th e resu l t i s a st a te o f suspended a n ima t i on b et w een c o m p l ete d i s a ster a nd re c o v er y t ha t will on ly end wh en t h e vi rus i s c ont ai ned . Th e f ourt h q u a rter de cli ne wa s s mall er t ha n e x pe c ted, wi t h a 5. 0 % drop i n euro z one G DP f ro m t h e pre vi ous y e a r, a nd t h e c urrent q u a rter cou l d see f urt h er c ontr ac t i on . Are t h ere a n y i n v estor t a ke away s f ro m t hi s st a te o f affai rs ? Auto ma kers a re ma k i ng m one y , t ha nks i n no s mall p a rt to t h e i r ro b ust b us i nesses i n C hi n a a nd t h e i r s ha res hav e r i sen . And t h ere  s no cha n c e t h e E urope a n Centr al Ba nk will r ai se i nterest r a tes or hal t i ts b ond-pur cha se st im u l us a n y t im e soon . H ouse h o l d fi n a n c es a re i n re la t iv ely good s ha pe, m e a n i ng t h ere  s f ue l i n reser v e f or a re c o v er y i n c onsu m pt i on . Y et s l ugg i s h vacci ne ro ll out m e a ns t h e re b ound mi g h t not b e espe cially ro b ust, wh ene v er i t ha ppens . 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Th e Na s hvill eba sed ma ker o f teet h ali gners e x pe c ts to ma ke l ess pro fi t t hi s q u a rter v ersus t h e f ourt h q u a rter o f la st y e a r . 1 0 1 2 14 $1 6 D M JF S mi l e D ire c t Cl u bS DC C l ose : $10.09 -0.51 or -4.8% $ 3 . 6 4$1 6 . 08 V o l.: M kt . C a p : 18.6 m (2.8x avg.) $1.2 b 5 2w eek r a nge P E: Yi e l d : ... ... 14 0 1 60 1 80 $ 200 D M JF NX P I C l ose : $180.90 13.62 or 8.1% $5 8 .41$ 200 .1 9 V o l.: M kt . C a p : 5.1 m (2.0x avg.) $50.1 b 5 2w eek r a nge P E: Yi e l d : 952.1 0.8% D M JF C o S t a r G rou pC SG P C l ose : $798.69 40.23 or 5.3% $5 00 . 2 4$ 9 5 2 .7 6 V o l.: M kt . C a p : 1.3 m (4.3x avg.) $31.5 b 5 2w eek r a nge P E: Yi e l d : 133.8 ... Th e re al est a te d a t a pro vi der wi t h dre w i ts bi d to b u y CoreLog ic , ci t i ng a re c ent i n c re a se i n i nterest r a tes t ha t c ou l d im p ac t m ortg a ge re fi n a n ci ng .NXP S emi c ondu c tor s NV7 00 800 900 $1 ,000T e ch no l og y c o m p a n i es h e l ped g iv e t h e S& P 5 00 i ts fi rst w eekly g ai n i n t h ree w eeks F r i d ay. I n v estors w ere en c our a ged by a report t ha t e m p l o y ers p ic ked up t h e p ac e o f hi r i ng last m ont h. B ut t h e y re mai n a n x i ous o v er a re c ent surge i n l ong-ter m i nterest r a tes . Best Stocks One MonthBEST LARGE-CAP STOCKS GameStop Corp GME 137.74 35.4 116.0 3320.9 ... 1.1 Marathon Oil MRO 12.98 16.9 63.5 44.7 ... 0.9 Discovery Inc B DISCB 68.07 20.7 59.5 101.7 35 ... Contl Resources CLR 31.74 31.3 51.2 50.0 ... ... Discovery Inc A DISCA 64.25 21.2 50.6 134.2 33 ... Discovery Inc C DISCK 53.00 17.8 45.5 101.0 27 ... Devon Energy DVN 25.61 18.9 43.1 48.0 ... 1.7 Tenaris SA TS 23.59 12.6 42.5 20.6 ... 2.3 Occid Petl OXY 31.23 17.4 38.4 -10.6 ... 0.1 CBS Corp B VIAC 74.24 15.1 37.4 211.4 17 1.3 Diamondback Energy FANG 85.27 23.8 32.3 23.0 28 1.9 Hess Corp HES 75.04 14.5 31.8 19.0 ... 1.3 EOG Resources EOG 74.58 15.5 31.7 9.7 ... 2.2 Fox Corp A FOXA 41.29 24.0 31.4 27.7 16 2.2 ConocoPhillips COP 58.34 12.2 31.3 15.1 ... 2.9 Western Alliance Bcp WAL 96.19 5.1 30.2 110.4 23 ... Cenovus Energy CVE 8.21 10.8 29.3 0.8 ... ... ING Groep NV ING 12.00 10.4 29.0 28.9 ... 1.2 FRIDAY %CHG %CHG %RTN COMPANY TICKER CLOSE 1WK 1MO 1YR PE YLDBEST MID-CAP STOCKS Pandion Therapeutcs PAND 59.89 -0.5 233.5 0.0 ... ... Canaan Inc CAN 19.97 31.7 231.7 363.9 ... ... Five Prime Therap FPRX 37.76 69.9 94.5 423.7 dd ... Morphic Holding Inc MORF 70.05 93.7 84.4 357.1 dd ... PBF Energy Inc PBF 16.73 17.8 77.0 -18.8 ... 7.2 Groupon Inc GRPN 62.84 44.8 76.1 154.9 ... ... Riot Blockchain Inc RIOT 40.30 -7.9 72.4 4248.3 ... ... Ocugen Inc OCGN 8.74 -20.2 66.5 2050.1 ... ... SM Energy Co SM 17.90 29.1 58.5 168.6 ... 0.1 US Silica Hldgs SLCA 14.30 7.4 58.2 187.3 dd 0.1 Franks Intl NV FI 4.78 5.5 55.2 35.6 ... 6.3 WideOpenWest Inc WOW 17.03 21.2 55.2 154.8 ... ... PDC Energy Inc PDCE 38.74 10.8 52.8 102.1 77 ... Murphy Oil Corp MUR 19.89 21.8 52.6 -4.3 ... 2.5 Centennial Res Dev A CDEV 5.00 26.3 51.1 141.7 ... ... Patterson UTI Energy PTEN 9.31 26.2 49.2 42.7 ... 0.9 Ovintiv Inc g OVV 27.82 20.6 49.1 128.3 ... 1.4 Vermilion Energy VET 7.41 17.8 48.2 -37.4 ... ...BEST SMALL-CAP STOCKS TIAN RUIXIANG Hldg A TIRX 58.06 -12.2 194.3 0.0 ... ... Comstock Mining Inc LODE 4.33 -20.0 147.4 740.4 ... ... Second Sight Medical EYES 5.79 232.8 136.3 -59.1 dd ... ChromaDex Corp CDXC 10.73 -23.0 103.2 216.9 ... ... Kalvista Pharma KALV 30.88 -6.1 103.0 125.7 dd ... Veritiv Corp VRTV 40.18 69.0 92.9 203.4 dd ... TimkenSteel Corp TMST 9.69 19.9 85.3 77.7 dd ... CRH Medical Corp CRHM 3.85 -0.5 76.6 6.6 cc ... Mesa Air Group Inc MESA 12.59 3.2 76.6 163.3 14 ... Pavmed Inc PAVM 3.73 -11.2 72.7 68.0 dd ... The9 Ltd ADS ad NCTY 40.11 22.7 71.8 559.4 ... ... Contango O&G MCF 5.24 7.6 70.7 48.1 dd ... SOS Ltd SOS 6.50 36.3 67.5 407.5 ... ... Code Chain New Cont CCNC 4.85 -30.7 67.2 422.6 97 ... Bonanza Creek Energy BCEI 39.50 23.7 67.1 89.0 6 ... Super League Gaming SLGG 5.90 88.5 66.2 61.8 dd ... Donlley RRD 4.02 18.2 66.1 122.4 ... 3.0 Evolus Inc EOLS 11.58 -4.4 65.7 68.2 dd ...Industry Rankings 1. Oil & Gas 10.0 22.7 30.4 *&%#@ | 9942 26.1 2. Financials 2.8 6.0 11.4 *&%#@ | 9863 21.0 3. Basic Material 2.8 2.5 6.2 *&%#@ | 999762 43.3 4. Industrials 1.5 2.2 4.7 *&%#@ | 9986432 34.3 5. Telecommunications 3.6 1.5 -4.9 ^%$#!854 | -7.6 DJ Total Market index 0.4 -1.7 4.2 *&%#@ | 9976543 31.8 6. Consumer Services -1.0 -3.4 2.1 *&%#@ | 9994 38.8 7. Health Care -0.6 -3.7 0.5 *&%#@ | 983 19.4 8. Technology -1.7 -6.0 2.8 *&%#@ | 999952 52.1 9. Utilities 2.4 -6.0 -3.9 87532 | -10.7 10. Consumer Goods -0.3 -7.1 0.8 *&%#@ | 9976543 31.8 PERCENT CHANGE %RTN INDUSTRY 1WK 1MO 1QTR 1YR Media 1.9 4.5 13.6 | 998641 52.4 Groupon Inc GRPN +44.8 +76.1 +81.6 | 9999953 +154.9 Discovery Inc B DISCB +16.8 +59.5 +110.8 | 9999953 +101.7 Discovery Inc A DISCA +21.2 +50.6 +125.6 | 9999953 +134.2 AMC Networks Inc AMCX +5.3 +47.4 +109.1 | 9999953 +129.1 Discovery Inc C DISCK +17.8 +45.5 +110.2 | 9999953 +101.0 Travel & Leisure -0.4 4.5 7.4 | 98621 32.3 Mesa Air Group Inc MESA +3.2 +76.6 +62.9 | 9999953 +163.3 Trivago N.V. ADS ADS TRVG -13.1 +43.9 +69.1 | 9999953 +133.2 AvisBudget Group CAR +12.2 +43.7 +56.9 | 9999765432 +88.5 TripAdvisor Inc TRIP +3.8 +43.5 +66.5 | 9999953 +127.8 SeaWorld Entertain SEAS -1.1 +43.1 +64.7 | 9999864321 +92.3 Food & Drug Retailers -0.8 -5.2 -5.6 | 7543 7.1 United Natural Foods UNFI +19.1 +19.1 +71.8 | 9999953 +381.4 Village Super Mkt VLGEA +9.1 +17.5 +10.3 | 87653 +18.8 Ingles Mkts IMKTA +12.5 +17.1 +55.2 | 998761 +56.7 Core-Mark Holding Co CORE +13.8 +16.2 +21.3 | 98753 +36.0 Weis Mkts WMK +9.1 +8.5 +23.8 | 9987432 +55.3 General Retailers -2.2 -8.3 -2.5 | 99432 40.5 GameStop Corp GME +35.4 +116.0 +715.0 | 9999953 +3320.9 WW International WW +18.7 +37.8 +6.8 | 876321 +17.8 Build-A-Bear BBW +1.8 +36.6 +52.7 | 999876421 +77.2 Michaels Cos MIK +45.2 +35.3 +80.0 | 9999953 +469.7 Wayside Tech Group WSTG +21.9 +31.3 +21.8 | 9992 +59.3Consumer Services (best performers)Excludes stocks with market values less than $100 million. 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A -:A-MarkPM Q AMRK .32 1.1 3 37.60 7.75 689 28.31 2633 30.89 27.13 -.13 +10.4 AAON Q AAON .38f .5 77 81.25 40.48 329 72.80 1056 78.89 70.72 -4.30 +9.3 AAR N AIR .30 .7 43.04 8.56 259 41.77 1202 42.34 39.04 +1.99 +15.3 ABB Ltd N ABB .76e 2.6 11 30.89 14.71 3285 29.70 12112 29.89 28.66 +.92 +6.2sABM N ABM .74 1.6 25 45.44 19.79 307 46.22 1477 46.50 43.13 +3.04 +22.1 AC Immun Q ACIU 13.00 4.07 376 7.43 1980 7.94 6.86 -.16 +43.7 ACE Con un Q ACEVU 15.00 9.90 18 11.68 49 12.90 11.00 -.82 +7.3 ACE Cn A n Q ACEV 13.50 9.60 862 10.58 4676 11.90 9.84 -.86 +3.5 ACI Wwde Q ACIW 74 43.23 20.03 618 38.29 4120 39.99 36.49 +.03 -.4 ACM Rsc Q ACMR 144.81 15.95 358 88.10 2357 108.58 80.10 -9.06 +8.4 ACNB Cp Q ACNB 1.00 3.2 17 33.47 19.00 27 31.26 106 31.26 27.30 +3.65 +25.0 AcresCm rs N ACR 32.62 2.85 204 14.60 620 15.10 13.25 +1.58 stAcresC pfC N ACRpC 24.48 24.10 20 24.62 41 24.70 24.10 +1.6 ADT Inc N ADT .14a 1.9 17.21 3.41 6351 7.24 35050 7.85 6.73 -.37 -7.8 ADiTx Th n Q ADTX 9.58 1.62 766 2.54 2722 3.27 2.26 -.49 +22.1 AES Corp N AES .60f 2.3 29.07 8.11 10637 25.99 51326 27.30 24.83 -.57 +10.6 AFLAC N AFL 1.32f 2.6 16 50.15 23.07 4230 49.95 19353 50.10 47.70 +2.06 +12.3 AG MtgeIT N MITT 1.80 44.2 16 16.14 1.46 1844 4.07 8008 4.56 3.71 -.36 +38.0 AG Mtg pfA N MITTpA 2.06 8.4 25.63 2.55 13 24.50 65 24.64 23.58 +.20 +22.6 AG Mtg pfB N MITTpB 2.00 8.6 25.75 2.36 6 23.35 106 24.57 22.96 -.69 +17.1 AG Mtg pfC N MITTpC 26.21 2.12 7 21.60 297 22.00 21.23 -.10 +11.1 AGBA Aq Q AGBA 10.78 9.98 8 10.53 216 10.55 10.40 +.03 -.1 AGBA Aq rt Q AGBAR .58 .12 8 .33 119 .45 .29 -.07 -3.2sAGCO N AGCO .64 .5 79 133.45 35.33 816 133.40 3434 134.19 123.61 +3.92 +29.4 AGNC Inv Q AGNC 1.44 9.1 18.65 6.25 13885 15.90 50752 16.37 15.39 -.13 +1.9 AGNC pfC Q AGNCN 1.75 6.9 26.09 10.00 13 25.38 153 25.83 25.23 -.11 -.4 AGNC pfD Q AGNCM 1.72 6.9 25.83 10.05 15 25.05 120 25.08 24.75 +.06 +.7 AGNC pfF Q AGNCP 1.53 6.5 24.74 8.80 24 23.65 195 23.75 23.14 +.24 -1.0 AH Belo N AHC .32 16.1 6 3.16 1.29 84 1.99 248 2.16 1.94 -.05 +31.8 AIM Im A AIM 7.11 1.35 1697 2.05 7196 2.38 1.93 -.21 +14.5 ALJ Reg h Q ALJJ 2.78 .28 366 1.31 1517 1.55 1.25 -.16 +19.1 AMC Ent N AMC 20.36 1.91 59199 8.05 412801 9.45 7.50 +.04 +279.7sAMC Net Q AMCX 9 74.05 19.62 776 69.07 6084 74.05 63.77 +3.48 +93.1 AMCI Ac un Q AMCIU 24.71 9.90 19.77 +5.2 AMCON A DIT .72 .6 17 138.34 52.05 122.23 3 122.23 111.24 +7.39 +2.8 AMN Hlth N AMN 49 89.22 36.65 351 72.63 1779 76.53 69.50 -.24 +6.4 ANGI Hme Q ANGI 19.17 4.10 2249 15.59 9470 16.17 13.92 +.65 +18.2 ANI Ph h Q ANIP 28 52.22 23.55 51 29.50 221 30.76 28.00 +.40 +1.6 ARC Docu N ARC .04 2.0 14 2.69 .34 390 2.00 1374 2.21 1.87 -.11 +35.1 ARCAbio Q ABIO 22.00 2.21 1926 4.12 7721 4.80 3.52 -.09 +2.7 ARYA III n Q ARYA 25.89 10.06 304 14.49 1416 16.99 12.12 -1.21 +33.5 ASA Gold N ASA .02e .1 25.45 8.16 82 18.92 544 19.58 18.31 +.11 -13.5 ASE Tch N ASX 24 9.00 3.17 7298 7.35 26297 7.79 6.98 -.22 +25.9sASLAN Q ASLN 6.75 .83 2344 3.42 70689 6.75 2.99 -1.01 +86.9 ASML Hld Q ASML 2.63e .5 608.71 191.25 1369 527.04 5460 584.36 502.09 -40.05 +8.1 AT&T Inc N T 2.08 7.0 19 38.22 26.08 58629 29.62 259446 29.74 28.02 +1.73 +3.0 AT&T 66 N TBB 27.62 22.31 81 26.02 331 26.25 25.71 +.33 -5.8 ATA Cre h Q AACG 1 19.75 .61 177 4.08 923 5.26 3.94 -.97 +242.9 ATN Intl Q ATNI .68 1.4 79.64 37.01 59 49.88 308 50.44 46.37 +1.20 +19.4 A10 Ntwks N ATEN 42 11.86 3.43 808 9.18 4047 9.78 8.62 -.16 -6.9 AXT Inc Q AXTI 15.84 1.85 877 11.29 2860 13.97 10.11 -1.64 +18.0 Ayro rs Q AYRO 11.50 1.80 3164 5.45 14810 7.49 4.55 -1.72 -10.4 AZZ Inc N AZZ .68 1.3 24 53.71 19.31 198 52.10 729 52.97 50.68 +1.01 +9.8 Aarons N AAN .16 .7 61.19 13.01 307 23.96 2051 24.04 21.64 +2.00 +26.4tAbCellera n Q ABCL 71.91 29.57 1789 28.61 5145 40.60 26.16 -9.10 -28.9 AbbottLab N ABT 1.80f 1.5 47 128.54 61.61 4859 117.25 26591 123.10 114.74 -2.53 +7.1 AbbVie N ABBV 5.20f 4.9 39 113.41 62.55 7276 106.70 33537 109.38 104.07 -1.04 -.4 Abcam n Q ABCM 24.69 17.71 128 21.11 706 23.33 20.79 -2.72 -2.0 AbeonaTh Q ABEO 3.79 .99 3910 2.01 19658 2.58 1.70 -.41 +28.0sAberFitc N ANF .80 2.7 29.25 7.42 1913 29.70 9288 29.96 26.09 +2.33 +45.9 AbdAsPac A FAX .42 9.7 4.61 2.60 888 4.34 3486 4.43 4.30 +.03 -2.5sAbdAustEq A IAF .70e 12.3 5.75 2.99 99 5.69 410 5.75 5.51 +.15 +8.0 AbdnChile A CH .58e 6.7 9.15 4.42 9 8.70 256 8.90 8.60 +.04 +6.6 AbdGlbInc A FCO .84 10.1 8.69 3.93 17 8.30 162 8.50 8.12 +.22 +5.1 AbdJapnEq N JEQ .48e .7 10.03 5.00 21 8.88 69 9.20 8.87 -.18 -6.0 Abiomed Q ABMD 67 387.40 119.01 412 301.22 1448 330.98 281.00 -23.33 -7.1 Abraxas h Q AXAS 4.99 .09 504 4.25 2904 4.58 3.77 +.38 +85.6 AbsolSft n Q ABST .32f 2.3 21.20 9.36 150 13.85 500 15.71 12.87 -1.34 +16.3 AcaciaTc Q ACTG .50 7.7 9.09 1.75 1208 6.52 6797 7.42 5.86 -.58 +65.5 AcadSprts n Q ASO 26.70 12.05 1584 24.54 6951 26.50 23.60 +.58 +18.4sAcadiaHlt Q ACHC 25 57.50 11.09 652 54.98 5252 57.50 52.75 -.26 +9.4 AcadiaPh Q ACAD 58.72 30.02 1718 48.98 8706 49.91 44.30 +.01 -8.4 AcadiaRlt N AKR 1.16 5.9 76 24.15 9.10 1063 19.68 4126 20.03 18.31 +.77 +38.7 Acasti g Q ACST 23 1.22 .17 27269 .63 95685 .77 .48 -.09 +93.8 AcelEnter N ACEL 74 15.11 5.22 225 11.10 1472 12.15 10.48 +.01 +9.9 AcelEnt wt N ACEL/WS AccelrDiag Q AXDX 19.11 4.53 324 9.39 1240 10.56 8.64 -.62 +23.9sAcceleron Q XLRN 144.26 66.44 987 127.79 2535 144.26 119.20 -8.37 -.1 Accenture N ACN 1.60 .6 35 271.18 137.15 3236 249.51 12977 261.12 244.44 -1.39 -4.5 AccoBrds N ACCO .26 3.1 8 9.56 3.51 1137 8.41 3533 8.72 8.22 +.31 -.5 Accolade n Q ACCD 65.25 28.68 1693 39.92 5409 47.62 34.87 -4.40 -8.2 Accuray Q ARAY 64 6.02 1.33 869 5.08 4751 5.66 4.69 +.10 +21.8 AcelRx Q ACRX 2.94 .70 3226 1.74 15503 2.03 1.51 -.14 +40.3 AcerTh Q ACER 5.84 1.08 211 2.87 1178 3.50 2.50 -.28 +9.5 AchvLfS rs Q ACHV 17.80 4.52 236 10.59 856 12.24 9.18 -.83 +30.7tAciesAc A n Q ACAC 13.20 9.89 961 10.18 3240 10.44 9.72 +.03 -1.2 AclarisTh Q ACRS 25.48 .70 606 21.31 2181 24.33 19.85 -.97 +229.4sAcmeU A ACU .48 1.3 18 39.88 17.10 19 35.68 67 39.88 35.29 +.65 +18.4 AcordaTh rs Q ACOR 1 9.84 2.53 1020 5.22 2205 7.22 4.86 -.60 +26.1 ActiniumP A ATNM .65 .16 .39 ActivsBliz Q ATVI .41f .4 28 104.53 50.51 8342 92.58 30114 98.99 90.32 -3.03 -.3 Acuity N AYI .52 .4 15 135.59 67.46 282 126.21 1681 128.67 119.67 +2.91 +4.2 Acushnet N GOLF .66f 1.6 47.68 20.65 352 40.98 2407 43.16 38.57 -1.24 +1.1tAcutusMd n Q AFIB 38.99 17.45 831 17.00 1946 22.17 15.58 -3.76 -41.0tAdagene n Q ADAG 27.10 22.50 71 23.11 262 24.98 22.00 -1.39 -8.1 AdamasPh Q ADMS 9.15 1.90 550 4.74 4015 5.54 4.38 -.01 +9.5 AdamisP Q ADMP 2.34 .27 5949 .89 31637 1.17 .80 -.24 +82.5 AdaDvsEq N ADX .20e 1.1 18.18 10.16 220 17.67 1103 17.98 17.16 +.08 +2.2sAdamsNR N PEO 1.32e 1.3 15.03 6.11 159 15.03 546 15.14 14.24 +1.03 +32.2 AdmRsc A AE .96 3.0 31.84 15.16 9 31.48 53 31.74 28.00 +2.62 +30.6 Adaptim Q ADAP 13.40 2.00 1311 5.13 4335 5.99 4.52 -.41 -4.8 AdaptBio Q ADPT 71.25 15.19 2114 42.23 8434 59.09 38.25 -14.34 -28.6 AddexTh Q ADXN 37.52 6.19 47 10.54 132 11.91 10.06 -.11 -21.3 AddusHmC Q ADUS 69 129.01 43.13 118 93.83 640 108.38 88.67 -13.74 -19.9 ADDvtgTch Q AEY 4.75 1.50 197 2.67 450 3.16 2.50 -.39 -10.7sAdecaogro N AGRO 8.70 3.31 869 8.28 3603 8.70 8.06 +.03 +21.8 AdialPh Q ADIL 4.00 1.00 518 2.13 2700 2.61 1.85 -.38 +25.3 Adient N ADNT 1.10 2.9 40.45 5.90 971 37.89 4844 38.41 34.08 +.81 +9.0 AdmaBio Q ADMA 4.20 1.45 3979 2.09 15431 2.46 1.96 -.22 +7.2 AdobeInc Q ADBE 91 536.88 255.13 4614 440.83 17283 473.80 423.71 -18.84 -11.9 AdtalemGl N ATGE .36 .9 27 43.85 19.76 564 38.80 2636 40.56 37.45 -.50 +14.3 Adtran Q ADTN .36 2.2 83 18.45 4.80 344 16.53 1297 17.76 15.28 -.32 +11.9 AdvAuto N AAP 1.00 .6 24 177.92 71.33 817 171.51 4241 172.11 161.19 +11.16 +8.9 AdvDrainS N WMS .36 .4 42 113.85 22.13 809 102.25 2707 112.89 97.83 -7.77 +22.3 AdvEmis Q ADES 1.00 17.2 1 9.65 3.52 243 5.80 932 6.32 5.58 +.10 +5.5 AdvEnId Q AEIS 29 125.55 33.38 240 102.20 1400 112.14 96.41 -2.25 +5.4 AMD Q AMD 99.23 36.75 58437 78.52 234008 86.95 74.20 -5.99 -14.4 Advansx N ASIX 30.43 8.06 328 28.56 1488 29.40 26.87 +.76 +42.9 Advaxis h Q ADXS 1.57 .26 11271 .68 43708 .92 .58 -.16 +94.8 AdvClayCv N AVK 1.13 6.7 17.98 7.61 420 16.82 1192 17.63 16.10 -.38 +1.8 AdverumBi Q ADVM 26.98 7.36 1204 11.12 4942 13.46 10.45 -1.71 +2.6 AdSDorWr N AADR .32e .5 67.24 33.75 6 61.74 22 64.49 59.55 -.97 +1.4 AdS AlEq Q DWEQ 30.10 18.24 4 26.86 42 29.31 25.65 -1.16 -3.2 AdvS All Q DWAW 41.88 18.96 13 36.03 80 39.42 34.29 -2.30 -3.1 AdS US Cr Q DWUS 37.43 18.74 3 33.31 17 35.42 32.78 -1.20 -2.5 AdS Cann N YOLO 31.87 5.65 923 23.00 2851 26.87 21.12 -2.09 +35.3 AdS Shrt Q DWSH .04p 45.92 9.54 64 9.61 278 9.94 9.61 -.36 -15.8 AdS Micr Q DWMC 41.61 13.03 9 32.47 34 37.55 29.96 -2.92 +14.9 AdvSSage N HOLD .41e .4 100.35 93.52 98.74 0 98.76 98.70 -.3 AdvNfltMS N MINC 1.34e 2.7 52.42 42.73 3 48.83 18 48.93 48.72 +.02 -.6 AdvSStarG N VEGA 38.09 25.27 37.28 2 37.75 36.70 +.28 +1.3 Adv GlEch N GIVE AdvDblLine N DBLV .47e .5 87.68 48.30 0 86.65 1 86.65 83.96 +1.94 +8.1 AdMadGBd N FWDB .73e 2.8 26.92 23.18 25.85 10 25.96 25.80 -.01 -1.4 AdActBea rs N HDGE 79.50 25.80 25.90 Aecom N ACM 60.59 21.76 811 58.26 3901 59.47 55.30 +.37 +17.0 Aegion Q AEGN 34 26.95 11.40 239 26.00 1646 26.36 25.62 +.15 +36.9 AegleaBio Q AGLE 11.38 3.50 237 7.25 1136 8.17 7.02 -.20 -7.9sAegon N AEG .28e 5.8 5.04 1.80 3661 4.90 13845 5.04 4.79 +.17 +24.1 Aegon flt N AEB .77 3.0 25.44 11.51 7 25.09 72 25.21 24.76 +.34 -1.4 AehrTest h Q AEHR 3.60 1.10 391 2.45 2640 3.17 2.21 -.35 -3.2sAemetis h Q AMTX 19.98 .37 3067 12.16 74344 19.98 10.44 +2.33 +388.4 AequiAcq un Q ARBGU 11.14 9.82 17 10.35 158 10.93 10.30 -.44 +2.5 AerSale Q ASLE 18.35 8.68 169 9.59 712 11.54 9.45 -.26 -28.5 AerSale wt Q ASLEW AerCap N AER 53.24 10.42 1454 50.80 8608 51.39 46.11 +2.62 +11.5sAeriePhm Q AERI 20.46 9.01 729 18.75 5327 20.46 18.04 +.36 +38.8 Aerocntry A ACY 2 38.04 .71 366 8.13 1725 13.64 6.90 -4.04 -24.4 AerojetR N AJRD 15 53.53 32.15 1597 51.06 6357 52.17 50.88 -.21 -3.4 AeroViron Q AVAV 42 143.72 45.00 274 105.42 1581 119.99 97.77 -4.66 +21.3 AesthMd Q AIH 10.66 3.81 72 6.62 698 8.05 5.94 -.72 +25.6 AEtern g Q AEZS 3.62 .29 9162 .92 37729 1.25 .78 -.25 +116.0 AethMd h Q AEMD 3.73 1.18 322 1.91 1323 2.36 1.68 -.29 -22.7 AffilMgrs N AMG .04m 32 148.99 44.37 455 139.31 2467 145.06 132.62 -.66 +37.0 AffimedNV Q AFMD 7.48 1.42 2041 5.22 8274 6.02 4.78 -.45 -10.3 AffinityBc Q AFBI 11.54 5.36 10 11.21 108 11.31 11.10 -.03 +13.2tAfrmHld n Q AFRM 146.90 77.10 5373 81.14 23688 98.19 70.05 -11.92 -16.6 Afya Ltd Q AFYA 29.02 13.98 130 22.41 993 23.05 21.55 -.01 -11.4 AgeX Th A AGE 3.93 .67 299 2.22 2726 2.54 2.02 +.21 +46.1 Agenus Q AGEN 5.95 1.82 4950 3.20 20761 4.12 2.94 -.80 +.6 AgileThra Q AGRX 3.89 1.35 1889 2.23 11865 3.03 2.00 -.64 -22.3 Agilent N A .78f .7 136.98 61.13 2442 116.14 10990 125.89 112.47 -5.93 -2.0sAgilysys Q AGYS 64.09 12.61 344 54.15 1793 64.09 50.00 -5.44 +41.1 AgiosPhm Q AGIO 58.93 27.77 1259 48.89 4553 49.16 44.32 +1.45 +12.8 Agnico g N AEM .80 22 89.23 31.00 1458 57.17 8795 57.73 54.66 +1.30 -18.9 Agora n Q API 114.97 33.60 1940 57.64 10212 73.00 50.71 -3.23 +45.7 AgreeRlt N ADC 2.48f 3.8 37 77.66 45.23 1900 64.47 4968 66.09 61.27 -.09 -3.2 Agrify n Q AGFY 21.43 10.59 1617 12.90 6327 14.00 11.00 +.08 +13.2 AgroFresh Q AGFS 7 4.20 1.00 128 2.42 565 2.53 2.22 +.03 +6.6 AileronTh Q ALRN 2.47 .25 2093 1.36 8637 1.70 1.18 -.16 +30.8 Air Inds A AIRI .60 40.5 2.46 .60 365 1.48 2412 1.71 1.30 -.06 +20.3 AirLease N AL .64f 1.3 6 49.17 8.41 668 47.99 3821 48.95 44.38 +2.13 +8.0 AirLeas pfA N ALpA 1.54 5.8 26.92 6.31 38 26.42 125 26.61 25.14 +.67 +.8 AirProd N APD 6.00f 2.3 37 327.89 167.43 862 263.82 5711 266.97 253.25 +8.20 -3.4 AirPrd wi N APD/WI AirT Inc Q AIRT 42.93 8.95 24 24.10 114 28.85 23.00 -.46 -3.2 AirT pf Q AIRTP 27.69 18.01 3 25.00 5 25.10 24.75 -.09 -2.0 AirTrnsp Q ATSG 51 32.43 13.20 386 28.36 2388 28.40 26.61 +1.82 -9.5 AirNet Q ANTE 6.94 .63 741 2.90 3110 4.41 2.51 -.95 +32.4 Airbnb A n Q ABNB 219.94 121.50 8771 179.81 54210 200.00 161.90 -26.54 +22.5 Airgain Q AIRG 29.50 5.63 241 20.35 1120 25.49 19.02 -3.07 +14.5 AkamaiT Q AKAM 29 124.91 75.18 3620 97.13 12037 98.56 92.64 +2.63 -7.5 AkariTh Q AKTX 4.21 .87 122 2.80 837 3.45 2.62 -.55 +51.4 AkebiaTher Q AKBA 13.71 2.09 6650 3.41 32206 3.59 3.04 -.06 +21.6 Akerna Q KERN 11.49 2.17 1331 4.51 9208 6.50 3.90 -1.02 +39.2 AkersB h Q AKER 8.85 1.55 536 2.75 2076 3.44 2.47 -.58 +38.2 Akous n Q AKUS 30.67 15.38 548 17.33 2254 22.55 16.62 -3.04 -12.6 Akoustis Q AKTS 19.15 3.76 1983 12.26 5163 15.66 11.26 -2.03 +.2 Akumin n Q AKU 4.10 2.81 191 3.58 458 3.80 3.45 -.06 +18.9 AlaPw pf Q N ALPpQ 1.25 4.7 28.60 20.51 14 26.49 102 26.54 26.25 +.10 -5.2 AlamoGp N ALG .56f .4 32 163.15 70.99 44 154.73 225 159.48 150.68 +2.10 +12.2 AlamosGld N AGI .06 .8 21 11.58 3.34 3544 7.68 23425 7.77 7.02 +.58 -12.2 Alarm.cm Q ALRM 95 108.67 32.00 361 86.64 1794 94.61 81.56 -1.24 -16.2 AlaskaAir N ALK 1.50f 2.3 18 68.99 20.02 1783 64.89 8200 67.67 59.69 -.13 +24.8 AlaskCom Q ALSK .09e 2.7 25 3.92 1.44 251 3.29 2119 3.35 3.24 +.02 -10.8sAlbnyIn N AIN .80f .9 28 87.42 30.46 242 87.84 1212 89.69 80.37 +8.79 +19.6 Albemarle N ALB 1.56f 1.1 41 188.35 48.89 1416 143.88 9639 161.28 133.82 -13.33 -2.5tAlbertAc Q ALAC 16.25 9.68 66 10.80 480 11.65 9.68 -.49 -5.3 AlbertAc un Q ALACU 17.52 10.01 16.50 +25.0 AlbertAc rt Q ALACR 1.86 .05 49 .55 322 .70 .45 -.14 -26.1 Albertsns n N ACI 20.62 12.91 2894 17.75 12338 18.35 16.17 +1.58 +1.0 Albireo Q ALBO 49.00 11.26 216 34.85 1012 37.81 32.05 -.01 -7.1sAlcoa Cp N AA 31.37 5.16 7771 28.99 51079 31.37 25.40 +4.44 +25.8 Alcon N ALC 76.26 39.37 1620 67.94 6314 70.88 66.15 -.46 +3.0 AldeyraTh Q ALDX 14.62 1.48 1233 11.18 3687 12.83 9.90 -1.08 +63.0 Alector Q ALEC 34.89 9.12 1038 17.07 3311 18.95 15.10 -1.11 +12.8 AlerusFn Q ALRS .60 2.0 12 30.80 15.05 32 30.31 140 30.49 28.21 +2.80 +10.7 AlexB Inc N ALEX .76 4.3 19.42 8.32 480 17.78 3102 18.23 16.73 +.31 +3.5 Alexanders N ALX 18.00 6.3 35 330.00 223.03 12 287.65 61 288.17 271.00 +16.54 +3.7 AlexREE N ARE 4.36f 2.8 37 179.79 109.22 1365 158.35 6508 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4.95 1173 20.26 7225 21.43 19.13 +.60 +20.8sAllgnceBc Q ABTX .48f 1.2 21 40.45 20.88 163 39.69 584 40.45 37.94 +2.04 +16.3sAllegiantT Q ALGT 2.80 1.1 18 262.31 60.06 178 244.07 896 262.31 229.28 -8.12 +29.0 Allegion N ALLE 1.28f 1.1 124.72 77.37 1083 113.31 4961 114.05 107.75 +4.53 -2.6 AllenaPh Q ALNA 3.39 .53 1258 1.47 5137 1.80 1.31 -.21 +14.8 Allete N ALE 2.47 3.9 19 77.39 48.22 586 63.62 2631 64.79 61.00 +1.49 +2.7sAlliData N ADS .84 .8 17 102.79 20.51 1136 103.75 5365 104.96 94.03 +7.25 +40.0 AlliBNtlMu N AFB .75 5.4 14.64 9.94 71 13.98 346 14.48 13.97 -.40 -3.1 AllnceRes Q ARLP 1.60m 27.7 7.19 2.63 672 5.78 2845 6.28 5.44 -.20 +29.0 AlliBGlbHi N AWF .84 7.2 12.15 7.28 272 11.67 1246 11.95 11.56 +.06 -.8 AlliBern N AB 2.44e 6.5 13 39.65 13.24 502 37.39 2921 38.16 36.06 +.83 +10.7 AlliantEg s Q LNT 1.61f 3.3 24 58.15 37.66 1596 48.39 6724 48.64 46.06 +2.23 -6.1 AlldCap47 N AFC 1.72 6.8 27.10 14.61 16 25.29 408 25.34 25.29 -.02 -6.0 AllEsports Q AESE 5.94 .40 16166 2.44 135358 3.55 2.05 +.35 +54.4tAldHlPrd Q AHPI 27.81 4.11 425 4.46 1084 5.20 4.07 -.54 -8.4 AlliedMot Q AMOT .12 .3 38 55.09 19.00 23 47.13 90 50.79 45.00 -1.41 -7.8 AllisonTrn N ALSN .76f 1.9 10 45.92 26.15 1268 40.61 7399 42.82 38.38 +2.69 -5.8 AlloVir n Q ALVR 48.96 20.77 577 30.52 1722 39.85 27.81 -6.04 -20.6 Allogene Q ALLO 55.00 17.43 967 34.00 5099 37.07 31.60 -.71 +34.7 Allot Q ALLT 17.37 6.44 180 14.30 1136 16.18 13.42 -.25 +35.9 AllscriptH Q MDRX 10 17.96 4.56 2604 15.09 18201 15.94 14.77 -.34 +4.5 Allstate N ALL 3.24f 2.9 8 114.89 64.13 2158 111.62 9960 112.68 107.49 +5.83 +1.5 Allstate 53 N ALLpB 1.28 4.8 27.87 17.64 25 26.53 229 26.56 26.00 +.31 -3.8 Allst pfI N ALLpI 1.19 4.6 27.96 16.90 21 26.04 212 26.11 25.70 +.31 -5.6 Allstat pfH N ALLpH 28.20 16.10 94 26.49 609 26.63 26.02 +.54 -5.2sAllyFincl N ALLY .76 1.7 8 44.22 10.22 3445 43.98 19427 44.22 41.72 +2.48 +23.3 AlmadM A AAU 1.24 .21 1592 .64 9177 .78 .57 -.09 +36.9 AlnylamP Q ALNY 178.41 84.97 491 143.39 3009 153.25 133.09 -4.71 +10.3 AlphaOmg Q AOSL 58 43.00 5.82 381 32.92 1791 38.20 30.03 -2.27 +39.3 AlpUSQVal N QVAL 1.35e 4.4 31.51 15.38 17 30.43 236 30.48 29.19 +.73 +8.6 AlpValuIntl N IVAL 1.35e 4.8 28.62 17.60 82 27.89 149 28.10 27.45 +.39 +1.8 AlpMoIntQ N IMOM 37.96 17.14 9 32.28 53 35.06 31.61 -1.85 -6.4 AlpMoUSQ N QMOM 68.19 21.37 28 50.08 278 60.86 46.00 -6.65 -4.4 AlpArcVl N VMOT 29.40 19.70 2 25.84 11 27.63 24.94 -.99 -1.0 AlphFrdm N FRDM 35.05 16.86 12 33.30 55 34.05 32.80 +.27 +4.5 A1Tact Q SNUG 28.91 19.81 4 26.95 57 28.06 26.81 -.64 -1.8 AlphHlAc un Q AHACU 20.23 9.83 11 12.03 250 15.09 11.01 -1.09 +13.8 AlphMetal N AMR 14 16.70 1.93 114 15.79 704 16.51 14.17 +.79 +38.9 AlphaPro A APT 9 25.55 8.33 1009 12.45 3825 14.89 11.15 -1.53 +11.7 Alphabet C Q GOOG 41 2152.68 1013.54 2192 2108.54 9800 2118.11 2010.00 +71.68 +20.4 Alphabet A Q GOOGL 63 2145.14 1008.87 2648 2097.07 10168 2106.20 1994.00 +75.16 +19.7sAlphatc Q ATEC 17.42 2.19 2200 15.24 5112 17.42 13.50 -.81 +5.0 AlpImmu Q ALPN .20p 16.37 2.05 232 12.95 1151 13.40 11.80 +1.23 +2.8 AlpIncPr N PINE .96f 5.3 20.18 7.74 36 18.24 212 18.88 17.49 -.08 +21.7 AlpREIT N GRI 1.52e 3.5 46.33 23.83 1 43.73 4 43.93 42.74 +.77 +6.8 AlpsEqSect N EQL 1.57e 1.7 91.80 51.33 13 90.86 21 91.13 88.53 +1.89 +5.4 AlpAler rs N AMLP 35.30 12.05 4167 31.68 21246 32.04 28.94 +3.23 +23.5 AlpDisrTc N DTEC 51.55 22.24 39 43.83 156 47.63 42.04 -2.57 -5.2 AlpsRivFlex N RFFC 41.71 22.51 56 39.62 203 40.76 38.40 -.06 +.7 Alps RivDiv N RFDA 40.08 22.95 32 38.90 92 39.52 37.91 +.23 +1.6 AlpRvrCare N RFCI 26.57 23.13 2 25.35 81 25.68 25.35 -.19 -3.1 AlpRivUncn N RFUN 25.99 21.15 0 25.67 7 25.77 25.63 +.01 -.5 AlpMedBrk N SBIO 64.04 25.10 83 51.60 312 56.83 47.96 -3.57 +.7 AlpEDvDg N EDOG .73e 3.2 24.04 13.43 2 22.95 17 23.19 22.75 +.48 +1.0 AlpAlerEn N ENFR .81e 4.7 19.26 7.46 42 17.34 162 17.57 16.40 +1.16 +18.4 AlpIntDvDg N IDOG 1.47e 5.4 27.87 16.77 17 27.44 165 27.54 26.89 +.52 +5.5 AlpBarr400 N BFOR .25e .5 55.19 26.12 19 54.15 70 55.07 52.32 +.83 +8.8 AlpRivStInc N RIGS .30e 1.2 24.89 18.23 122 24.69 454 24.74 24.50 +.03 -.4sAlpsDvDog N SDOG 1.40e 2.8 50.14 26.12 48 50.40 299 50.56 48.57 +2.19 +12.9sAltaEquip N ALTG 11.18 3.59 99 11.10 445 11.26 10.55 +.49 +12.3 AltaEq wt N ALTG/2S AltaMsa wt Q AMRW 2.02 sAltabancp Q ALTA .60f 1.6 16 36.63 13.55 39 36.72 179 36.74 34.37 +2.30 +31.5 Altair A Q ALTR 68.58 23.04 547 58.44 2750 64.64 55.80 -3.15 +.4 AlterityT h Q ATHE 5.15 .28 411 1.37 1555 1.73 1.27 -.23 +2.2 Alteryx N AYX 185.75 75.17 3518 83.14 12481 98.62 78.73 -12.46 -31.7 Altice N ATUS .07e 44 38.30 15.96 4220 33.09 17676 34.23 32.10 -.52 -12.6tAltiGr A n Q AGC 18.11 11.03 283 11.52 1382 13.27 10.79 -1.43 -10.4 Altimm Q ALT 35.10 2.50 1753 12.94 7773 17.07 11.65 -3.00 +14.7 AltisrcAst A AAMC 31.24 10.25 41 21.77 222 26.80 21.18 -1.03 -7.7 Altisrce Q ASPS 1 17.33 6.00 66 9.47 271 10.59 9.06 -.70 -26.5 AltitdeAcA n Q ALTU 14.54 10.01 2199 10.65 10662 12.34 10.01 -1.04 +5.4 AltitudAc wt Q ALTUW AltoIngred Q ALTO 11.44 .22 6.56 14483 7.49 6.13 +.08 +20.8 AltraIndlM Q AIMC .16 .3 30 66.38 12.00 338 61.74 1589 62.43 57.07 +3.82 +11.4sAltria N MO 3.44f 7.6 45.64 30.95 11422 45.12 51858 45.64 44.01 +1.52 +10.0 AltusMid rs Q ALTM 59.55 9.40 44 53.87 448 55.00 49.69 +.93 +13.5 Market profile NYSE American Nasdaq SecnSgh 735,787,400 5.79 +4.36 Sundial h 318,054,600 1.14 -.03 PShtQQQ rs 302,783,400 15.04 -.72 Apple Inc s 153,497,200 121.42 +1.29 Inv QQQ 121,368,700 308.68 +4.58 Tesla Inc s 89,217,500 597.95 -23.49 PrUltPQ s 84,049,400 83.76 +3.59 AmAirlines 62,994,700 20.45 -.79 Bionano 58,684,400 7.15 +.25 AMD 58,436,700 78.52 +.77 WEEKLY MOST ACTIVEName Vol Last Chg WEEKLY MOST ACTIVEName Vol Last Chg2702.95 +27.67Globalstar 35,167,400 1.42 +.01 AsensusS 18,057,600 3.81 -.27 USAntimny 16,909,700 1.14 -.10 RingEngy 16,321,100 2.55 +.05 IsoRay 10,946,300 1.03 +.02 NwGold g 8,737,100 1.60 +.03 AultGlHl 8,694,200 3.07 -.08 iBio 8,238,400 1.42 -.01 B2gold g 7,409,500 4.51 +.02 22ndCentry 6,209,700 2.40 +.22 DenisnM g 191,293,400 1.00 -.05 AsensusS 186,399,500 3.81 +.09 NanoViric 137,637,300 5.30 +1.12 NDynMn g 127,685,500 .66 -.13 Globalstar 127,581,100 1.42 -.35 Sundial h 1,326,227,800 1.14 -.20 PShtQQQ rs 959,862,900 15.04 +.56 SecnSgh 738,660,600 5.79 +4.05 Apple Inc s 661,643,300 121.42 +.16 Inv QQQ 453,735,700 308.68 -5.46 FRIDAY MOST ACTIVEName Vol Last Chg 15251.83 +292.42 NYSE Advanced Declined Unchanged WEEKLY CHANGE WEEKLY CHANGE WEEKLY CHANGE Palantir n 172,649,700 23.95 -.78 S&P500ETF 151,799,200 383.63 +6.93 Barclay 147,611,600 9.55 +.34 SPDR Fncl 108,896,700 33.71 +.63 GenElec 104,703,300 13.60 +.04 iPt ShFut 103,713,700 15.12 -1.15 NorwCruis 96,316,400 28.85 -4.05 SOS Ltd 83,656,700 6.50 -.42 Carnival 83,585,500 26.09 -1.31 FordM 79,138,400 12.27 +.34 FRIDAY MOST ACTIVEName Vol Last Chg WEEKLY MOST ACTIVEName Vol Last Chg SOS Ltd 813,435,000 6.50 +1.73 RckitCo n 687,664,500 25.10 +3.25 S&P500ETF 638,734,200 383.63 +3.27 Palantir n 569,134,800 23.95 +.05 GenElec 552,489,600 13.60 +1.07 Veritiv 40.18 +69.0 W&T Off 4.58 +39.2 HovnanE 79.42 +38.1 Meredith 34.08 +37.5 SOS Ltd 6.50 +36.3 GameStop 137.74 +35.4 Biglari B 154.14 +31.6 ContlRescs 31.74 +31.3 WEEKS BIGGEST GAINERSName Close Chg Medley 3.40 -47.5 Medley24 3.59 -44.9 WashPr pfH 4.57 -37.0 WashPr pfI 4.47 -35.7 CooTek 2.83 -31.0 3D Sys 24.75 -30.9 ReneSola 10.84 -27.4 WEEKS BIGGEST LOSERSName Close Chg BirksGrp 3.49 +61.6 Cohen 27.47 +60.5 NanoViric 5.30 +26.8 FrkStPrp 6.06 +22.2 EvolPetrol 4.25 +19.7 RingEngy 2.55 +14.9 Electrmed 11.97 +13.4 NthnO&G rs 14.88 +12.0 WEEKS BIGGEST GAINERSName Close Chg XtantMd 2.84 -34.4 Aerocntry 8.13 -33.2 22ndCentry 2.40 -28.4 IsoRay 1.03 -26.4 RetractTc 11.85 -24.5 OncoCyte 3.72 -24.4 AultGlHl 3.07 -24.2 SecnSgh 5.79 +232.8 Morphic 70.05 +93.7 SupLeagu 5.90 +88.5 FivePrime 37.76 +69.9 Michaels 21.78 +45.2 Groupon rs 62.84 +44.8 1895BcWis 14.12 +38.3 Ovid Th 3.97 +34.6 Athenex 4.32 -64.3 Ontrak 26.02 -55.9 CorMedix 7.37 -50.9 DixieGrp h 2.94 -46.2 AppHrvest 16.87 -44.6 EvofemBio 2.28 -41.1 Viracta 9.74 -38.012920.15 +196.68How 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 Chgpp p 1,978 510 62 Volume (000s) New Highs New Lows 2,550 190 21 Advanced Declined Unchanged 134 91 8 Volume (000s) New Highs New Lows 233 11 3 Advanced Declined Unchanged 2,271 1,051 107 Volume (000s) New Highs New Lows 3,429 220 122 Advanced Declined Unchanged 1,780 769 30 Volume (000s) New Highs New Lows 2,579 449 25 Advanced Declined Unchanged 101 140 4 Volume (000s) New Highs New Lows 245 27 3 Advanced Declined Unchanged 1,329 2,070 23 Volume (000s) New Highs New Lows 3,422 538 195 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, March 6, 2021 

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AlumChina N ACH 13.45 4.60 237 11.71 1255 13.39 11.42 -.72 +34.9 AlussaE N ALUS 15.28 9.25 2754 10.93 10182 11.41 9.94 -.07 +8.6 ALX Onco n Q ALXO 117.45 28.01 464 68.62 1481 88.55 65.87 -11.67 -20.4 Amarin Q AMRN 16.47 3.36 9492 5.99 51982 6.99 5.35 -.75 +22.5 Amazon Q AMZN 88 3552.25 1626.03 5378 3000.46 20811 3163.52 2881.00 -92.47 -7.9 AmbacFin N AMBC 51 20.04 8.74 324 16.99 1879 18.40 16.50 +.04 +10.5sAmbarella Q AMBA 137.21 36.02 920 113.26 7780 137.21 106.77 +.77 +23.4 Ambev N ABEV .05e 1.8 15 3.40 1.90 39864 2.71 213617 2.73 2.38 +.16 -11.4 Amcor N AMCR .46 4.0 37 12.40 5.80 5395 11.61 28903 11.63 11.07 +.67 -1.4sAmdocs Q DOX 1.44f 1.9 21 78.78 44.05 1226 77.27 5171 78.78 76.00 +1.46 +8.9 Amedisys Q AMED 77 325.12 132.95 319 241.25 1339 265.61 226.05 -12.39 -17.8sAMERCO Q UHAL 1.50e 18 593.50 222.34 78 596.44 318 598.61 568.58 +21.72 +31.4 Ameren N AEE 2.20f 3.0 35 87.66 58.74 1558 72.86 7681 73.31 70.43 +2.59 -6.7 Ameresco N AMRC 61 70.26 13.38 3482 43.00 6515 66.00 37.70 -14.12 -17.7 AFMulti Q ATAX .24m 5.1 8 7.72 3.52 131 4.72 1073 4.86 4.56 +.06 +11.1 AMovilL N AMX .17e 1.3 33 17.32 10.12 3754 13.13 18997 13.37 12.79 +.43 -9.7 AmMovl A N AMOV 33 17.13 10.41 6 13.20 20 13.35 12.80 +.44 -9.7sAmCarM Q CRMT 35 143.20 35.18 52 147.47 162 148.04 134.51 +12.47 +34.3 AmAirlines Q AAL .40 2.0 22.80 8.25 62995 20.45 245785 22.59 18.94 -.49 +29.7 AmAssets N AAT 1.00f 2.9 55 43.65 20.15 427 34.60 2206 34.70 31.19 +3.52 +19.8 AmAxle N AXL 11.06 2.50 1914 10.27 9650 10.95 9.35 +.50 +23.1 AmCampus N ACC 1.88 4.5 54 46.07 20.13 1562 41.85 5191 42.44 40.01 +.89 -2.2sAEagleOut N AEO .55 1.9 28.98 6.54 7327 28.54 34420 28.98 24.89 +2.84 +42.2 AEP Q AEP 2.96f 3.8 20 104.97 65.14 4183 78.90 18146 79.29 74.96 +4.05 -5.2 AElPw pfB N AEPpB 57.20 37.05 48.51 AmElPw pf C N AEPpC 49.78 47.71 49.02 AEqInvLf N AEL .30f 1.0 12 34.25 9.07 709 29.80 5805 30.22 27.40 +2.17 +7.7 AEqInv pfB N AELpB 27.76 23.25 33 27.01 75 27.13 26.60 +.08 -.9sAmExp N AXP 1.72 1.2 20 144.25 67.00 5042 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ARL 1 14.00 5.99 3 10.25 13 10.27 9.20 +1.06 -6.0 AmRsCp Q AREC 8.02 .57 3768 3.93 15102 5.53 3.18 -1.27 +101.5 AmrRvr Q AMRB .28 1.9 28 15.79 8.00 2 15.00 14 15.25 14.27 +.21 +14.1 AmShrd A AMS 11 3.58 1.16 76 2.35 758 2.75 2.25 -.45 +5.9 ASoft lf Q AMSWA .44 2.2 59 21.48 9.05 145 20.05 718 20.78 19.00 -.15 +16.8 AmStsWtr N AWR 1.22 1.7 43 96.64 65.11 285 70.94 1108 74.10 70.07 -2.11 -10.8 AmSupr Q AMSC 31.78 4.40 571 21.81 1764 26.46 19.89 -1.98 -6.9 AmTower N AMT 4.84f 2.4 53 272.20 174.32 3456 200.00 16957 219.43 198.02 -16.13 -10.9sAVangrd N AVD .08 .4 20.66 11.35 130 20.80 488 20.80 19.50 +1.28 +34.0 AmVirtCl Q AVCT 12.96 1.45 60 5.32 316 7.25 5.25 -1.40 -26.1 AmWtrWks N AWK 2.20 1.6 35 172.56 92.00 1720 136.01 9863 145.79 131.01 -5.87 -11.4tAmerWell n N AMWL 43.75 21.32 2974 21.34 15877 26.42 20.10 -3.13 -15.8 AWoodmk Q AMWD 11 105.35 35.30 107 94.85 514 97.77 88.42 +1.44 +1.1 AmerSilvr N USAS 3.65 AmercldR N COLD .84 2.5 41.29 23.30 1744 34.26 8956 35.87 32.94 -.78 -8.2 Ameriprise N AMP 4.16 1.9 17 233.91 80.01 959 222.30 4925 230.73 213.38 +1.06 +14.4sAmerisBc Q ABCB .60 1.2 17 52.18 17.12 539 50.35 2595 52.18 48.30 +2.71 +32.3 Amerisafe Q AMSF 1.16f 1.9 8 70.26 48.02 125 62.14 389 62.35 57.79 +3.62 +8.2 AmrSvFin Q ASRV .10 2.7 14 5.34 2.36 67 3.65 524 3.92 3.55 -.25 +16.6 AmSvFn pf Q ASRVP 2.11 7.2 30.21 22.76 1 29.15 3 29.51 28.33 -.56 +3.9 AmeriBrgn N ABC 1.76f 1.7 112.88 72.06 1146 104.83 4787 105.45 101.84 +3.61 +7.2sAmesNatl Q ATLO 1.00f 3.9 14 26.87 16.53 61 25.88 211 26.95 22.87 +3.02 +7.7 Amesite n Q AMST 9.06 3.65 100 5.87 312 6.80 5.08 -.24 +21.0 Ametek N AME .80f .7 32 125.81 54.82 983 122.25 4656 124.00 118.41 +4.28 +1.1 Amgen Q AMGN 6.40 2.8 18 276.69 177.05 3021 227.73 15932 228.15 220.25 +2.81 -1.0 AmicusTh Q FOLD 25.39 6.25 4606 10.48 25155 12.49 9.70 -1.80 -54.6 AmkorTch Q AMKR 15 26.07 5.40 2653 21.38 12410 25.10 19.78 -2.51 +41.8 AMMO n Q POWW 9.95 2.25 3212 6.91 13413 7.90 5.18 -.08 +109.4 Ampco N AP 8.81 1.94 153 6.94 629 8.58 6.64 -.70 +26.6 Amphastar Q AMPH 22.69 12.33 222 17.52 2373 18.03 17.12 -.01 -12.9 Amphenl s N APH 32 69.10 31.53 3589 61.56 3589 61.89 58.58 -1.28 Amphenol N APH/O 1.16f 1.0 31 138.20 63.05 120.08 7265 130.99 119.24 -5.60 -8.2 AmpioPhm A AMPE 2.98 .31 5306 1.48 16528 1.79 1.25 -.23 -6.9 AmplifyEn N AMPY .40 10.8 25 4.37 .49 1473 3.71 4599 3.82 2.99 +.79 +183.2 AmpDivOpt N DIVO 35.23 21.39 276 33.39 806 33.42 32.51 +.69 +2.1 AmpCann N CNBS 40.65 6.48 382 27.37 1462 32.62 25.40 -2.75 +56.8 AmpLend N LEND .98 6.5 21.21 10.00 5 15.01 28 16.01 14.03 -.13 +8.2 AmplitHl Q AMHC 10.50 9.45 45 9.98 174 10.37 9.82 -.24 -.3 AmplitH un Q AMHCU 14.65 9.29 0 10.50 3 11.09 10.35 -.49 -1.2 Amrep N AXR 9.49 3.98 5 7.55 48 8.19 7.00 -.53 -11.6 AmtechSys Q ASYS 11.50 3.55 172 9.01 925 10.37 8.62 -.58 +41.2sAmyris h Q AMRS 22.63 1.40 6787 16.14 53483 22.63 14.31 +2.34 +161.4 AmytPhr n Q AMYT 15.50 10.06 23 14.02 154 14.80 13.70 -.72 -1.0 AnPacBio Q ANPC 10.60 3.15 82 5.80 317 7.18 5.15 -.81 +9.4 AnalogDev Q ADI 2.76f 1.9 39 164.40 79.08 4040 148.88 18896 159.41 142.25 -6.94 +.8 Anaptys Q ANAB 35.86 12.06 323 29.47 1705 29.95 27.12 +.77 +37.1 Anavex rs Q AVXL 28.70 2.20 2645 11.87 14814 15.47 10.95 -1.15 +119.8 Anchiano Q ANCN 10.55 .51 4896 3.34 5997 4.10 2.60 -.29 +93.1 Andersons Q ANDE .70 2.5 71 29.29 10.00 246 27.87 1034 27.87 25.07 +1.73 +13.7 AndinaIII Q ANDA 14.00 9.80 54 10.20 290 10.86 10.13 -.47 -4.3 AndinIII un Q ANDAU 16.33 8.19 0 12.06 2 12.11 12.06 -1.44 +17.2 AndinIII rt Q ANDAR 1.00 .06 27 .62 289 .76 .56 -.09 +63.2 Anf DvAlt N DALT 10.53 5.36 46 9.67 278 10.05 9.47 -.20 -.2 AngioDyn Q ANGO 32 22.19 7.48 353 21.06 1315 21.85 20.26 +.11 +37.4tAngionBio n Q ANGN 26.30 16.00 324 16.05 1490 23.24 12.56 -1.29 -5.7 AnglogldA N AU 38.50 12.66 3245 21.61 19136 21.67 19.55 +1.65 -4.5 ABInBev N BUD 1.10e 1.8 87 72.41 32.58 1770 60.96 10449 61.57 58.50 +3.23 -12.8 AnikaTh Q ANIK 17 47.48 22.01 236 34.64 666 39.72 33.66 -2.06 -23.5 AnixaB hrs Q ANIX 5.63 1.33 372 4.77 1200 5.29 3.90 -.29 +55.4 Annaly N NLY 1.00e 12.0 9.72 3.51 21505 8.32 83939 8.51 8.05 +.01 -1.5 Annaly pfG N NLYpG 1.63 6.6 25.00 7.63 24 24.65 290 24.74 24.11 +.28 +.1 Annaly pfF N NLYpF 25.92 8.53 32 24.69 276 24.75 24.50 +.15 -2.2 Annexon n Q ANNX 38.01 15.33 215 31.01 869 32.20 27.01 +1.90 +23.9 Ansys Q ANSS 85 413.19 200.07 940 308.03 3925 352.49 292.79 -32.96 -15.3 AntaresP Q ATRS 83 5.07 1.60 2158 4.15 11740 4.54 3.89 -.10 +4.0 AntelopeEnt Q AEHL 5.50 .78 588 2.67 3590 3.90 2.29 -.53 +7.7 pdvWirelss Q ATEX 57.75 27.27 222 43.01 1272 45.49 39.49 +.78 +14.4sAnteroMid N AM .45e 4.8 9.61 1.69 6054 9.46 31177 9.69 8.86 +.64 +22.7sAnteroRes N AR 1.00 10.1 10.15 .64 10302 9.88 44317 10.30 9.17 +.88 +81.3 Anthem N ANTM 4.52f 1.4 19 340.98 171.03 1766 333.60 7935 335.78 306.36 +30.41 +3.9 Anworth N ANH .44e 15.3 3.52 .79 1604 2.88 6930 2.96 2.73 +.11 +6.3 Anwrth pfA N ANHpA 2.16 8.5 26.00 6.52 7 25.46 23 25.64 25.36 -.06 +1.2 Anwrth pfB N ANHpB 1.56 6.3 25.40 7.05 1 24.76 6 24.92 24.64 -.07 +1.7 Anwrth pfC N ANHpC 1.91 7.6 25.37 5.50 33 24.98 47 25.17 24.82 -.03 +2.3 Aon plc N AON 1.84f .8 28 235.88 143.93 1322 232.76 8446 235.00 224.96 +5.05 +10.2 Apache Q APA .10m .5 12 29.49 3.80 19.52 10288 20.34 19.43 -.21 +37.6 AptInco n N AIRC 43.53 35.99 2019 41.25 5057 42.67 40.05 +.37 +7.4 AptInv N AIV 1.64 34.0 4 41.01 4.40 2731 4.82 16591 4.97 4.60 +.06 -8.7 Apellis Q APLS 58.47 16.85 738 48.81 2861 50.22 44.58 +.64 -14.7 ApexTc Q APXT 17.90 9.13 3209 12.01 9011 13.43 10.50 -.86 -20.0 ApexTc un Q APXTU 23.47 9.60 8 13.36 12 15.04 11.80 -2.13 -22.0 Aphria Q APHA 52 32.29 1.95 30365 15.71 107714 21.20 13.78 -2.13 +127.0 ApogeeE Q APOG .80f 2.1 25 40.00 13.77 247 38.39 888 39.54 37.07 +.99 +21.2 ApolloCRE N ARI 1.60f 11.6 57 17.33 4.12 1161 13.75 4963 14.10 13.08 +.46 +23.1sApollEnd Q APEN 7.96 1.24 271 5.95 45932 7.96 5.04 +1.26 +75.0 ApolloGM N APO 2.02e 4.1 55.39 19.46 1021 49.56 10549 51.03 47.69 +.10 +1.2 ApollG pfA N APOpA 1.59 6.2 27.15 15.50 19 25.84 178 25.87 25.63 +.15 -4.4 ApolG pfB N APOpB 1.59 6.0 27.68 15.33 12 26.35 106 26.41 26.07 +.28 -3.4 ApollInv Q AINV 1.80 12.9 16.14 5.20 400 14.00 1764 14.55 13.53 +.17 +31.8sApolMed Q AMEH 25.54 9.27 120 24.44 383 25.54 23.20 -.31 +33.8 ApollSrFlt N AFT 1.08a 7.3 15.15 8.01 69 14.70 388 14.70 14.47 +.20 +2.1 ApolloTact N AIF 1.20a 8.1 15.10 8.28 61 14.73 249 14.76 14.52 +.18 +1.7 AppHrvest Q APPH 42.90 9.61 5827 16.87 19771 32.48 15.30 -13.58 +7.8 AppFolio Q APPF 186.59 81.01 380 138.68 2286 169.92 125.00 -25.34 -23.0 Appian A Q APPN 260.00 29.07 2300 145.00 6853 189.50 133.76 -26.90 -10.5 AppHReit N APLE 18 15.15 4.48 2631 14.13 15696 15.04 13.47 -.12 +9.5 Apple Inc s Q AAPL .82 .7 33 145.09 53.15 153497 121.42 661643 128.72 117.57 +.16 -8.5 AplDNA h Q APDN 16.39 2.52 295 7.93 2877 9.13 6.85 -1.02 +55.5 AppGenTc Q AGTC 9.67 2.29 2883 4.88 13407 6.10 4.25 -.20 +19.3sApldIndlT N AIT 1.32f 1.4 89.81 30.66 162 91.91 732 91.96 85.19 +6.54 +17.8 ApldMatl Q AMAT .88 .8 33 124.50 36.64 9956 113.45 46494 122.48 105.65 -4.74 +31.5 ApplMol n Q AMTI 77.03 17.05 162 60.18 771 61.95 46.70 +11.31 +95.6 ApldOptoel Q AAOI 17.57 5.00 1237 8.05 6388 9.64 7.33 -1.28 -5.5 AppliedT Q APLT 51.99 13.58 207 17.95 955 22.80 16.25 -3.77 -18.4 AppliedUV n Q AUVI 35.78 4.52 2036 9.17 3827 10.77 7.21 -1.42 +99.8 ApreaTh Q APRE 41.12 4.66 937 5.39 3461 6.23 4.82 -.65 +9.5 Aptargrp N ATR 1.44 1.1 44 144.76 79.84 205 134.09 1570 134.14 129.47 +4.02 -2.0 Aptevo hrs Q APVO 60.00 2.94 54 32.48 273 34.90 29.15 -.23 -11.4 Aptinyx Q APTX 6.47 1.60 603 3.20 2120 3.81 2.85 -.46 -7.5sAptiv N APTV .22 .2 22 160.14 29.22 2953 146.17 10972 160.14 135.79 -3.67 +12.2 AptormG Q APM 14.23 1.16 314 2.69 897 3.28 2.40 -.38 +8.9tAptoseB g Q APTO 9.00 3.61 2171 3.75 7263 4.15 3.39 -.21 -14.4 ApyxMed Q APYX 11.79 2.81 114 10.92 412 11.36 10.10 +.47 +51.7 AquaMetal h Q AQMS 8.06 .33 10899 3.95 24811 5.29 3.10 -.80 +31.5 AquaB Tc Q AQB 13.32 1.59 9509 6.40 20445 7.74 5.26 -.70 -27.0 AquestTh Q AQST 9.47 1.41 1150 4.41 6850 5.53 3.90 -.17 -17.6sAramark N ARMK .44e 1.1 41.79 9.65 4320 41.24 13552 41.79 37.93 +4.12 +7.2 Aravive Q ARAV 14.94 3.34 225 6.46 757 7.45 6.01 -.35 +14.5 ArborRT N ABR 1.28f 8.2 10 17.19 3.54 2203 15.68 8902 17.12 14.82 -.66 +10.6 Arbor prA N ABRpA 2.06 8.0 26.44 7.60 4 25.65 7 26.08 25.65 -.05 +.4 ArborR pfB N ABRpB 1.94 7.7 25.82 6.01 0 25.35 10 25.49 25.27 -.05 +.2 ArborR pfC N ABRpC 2.13 8.2 27.73 10.00 0 25.83 7 26.00 25.76 -.07 +.7 ArbutusB g Q ABUS 9.02 .88 3753 3.30 13380 3.98 2.91 -.45 -7.0sArcBest Q ARCB .32 .5 25 69.00 13.54 323 66.39 1811 69.00 60.00 +7.40 +55.6 ArLgtCl A n Q ACTC 31.06 9.70 4110 16.61 10439 21.89 13.85 -4.18 +49.9 ArLgClTr un Q ACTCU 35.50 9.87 22 19.00 57 25.40 15.52 -5.40 +59.7 ArcadBio rs Q RKDA 6.40 2.30 1021 2.69 4796 3.34 2.40 -.48 +6.3 ArcelorM N MT .10p 25.76 6.64 7053 24.56 29321 25.29 23.04 +1.29 +7.2 ArchCap Q ACGL 11 43.11 20.93 4405 36.37 25636 37.03 35.09 +.55 +.8 ArchCap pfF Q ACGLO 1.36 5.3 27.06 15.25 13 25.72 81 25.82 25.60 +.01 -2.9 ArchC pfE Q ACGLP 1.31 5.2 26.23 16.13 21 25.32 181 25.42 25.14 +.02 -2.5 ArchResc N ARCH 58.88 21.80 270 49.31 1435 50.50 46.25 +1.39 +12.7 ArchDan N ADM 1.48f 2.6 18 58.68 28.92 6637 57.59 18007 57.98 54.94 +1.01 +14.2 Archrock N AROC .58 5.4 31 10.80 2.09 1396 10.70 6536 10.79 10.07 +.39 +23.6 Arcimot h Q FUV 36.80 .97 3302 15.05 11122 21.18 12.50 -2.87 +13.8 ArcoPlat Q ARCE 58.93 29.09 173 33.70 786 35.86 32.35 -1.85 -5.0 Arconic n N ARNC 31.59 6.00 1131 25.27 6279 25.85 22.26 +3.35 -15.2 ArcosDor N ARCO .05p 18 6.78 2.96 1456 5.11 7195 5.53 4.95 -.16 +1.6 Arcosa N ACA .20 .3 27 68.46 28.14 261 59.15 1425 59.23 56.39 +2.42 +7.7 ArcturusT Q ARCT 129.71 8.51 1495 43.19 5333 57.24 39.13 -9.48 -.4 ArcusBio N RCUS 42.36 9.85 625 34.01 2630 36.89 31.70 -1.25 +31.0 ArcutisB Q ARQT 40.88 17.10 274 31.25 1386 35.89 29.11 -2.92 +11.1sArdaugh N ARD .56 2.2 26.49 9.20 108 25.41 719 26.49 24.46 +.07 +47.6 Ardelyx Q ARDX 8.33 4.22 1581 6.67 4983 7.07 6.08 +.22 +3.1 ArdmoreSh N ASC .20 4.7 7.92 2.61 354 4.26 1943 4.50 3.70 +.32 +30.3 ArenaPh Q ARNA 6 90.19 32.95 640 73.57 4234 81.84 68.92 -6.78 -4.2sAresCap Q ARCC 1.60a 8.5 16 18.92 7.90 2676 18.74 12571 18.92 18.27 +.41 +11.0 AresCmcl N ACRE 1.32 9.4 12 16.49 2.78 360 14.04 2215 14.47 13.25 +.23 +17.9 AresDyCr N ARDC 1.40 9.4 15.25 8.10 53 14.84 364 14.99 14.67 +.08 +3.8 AresMgmt N ARES 1.88f 3.9 55 49.13 48.28 48.09 Argan N AGX 1.00 2.0 13 54.50 29.91 125 50.93 896 52.49 48.79 +.91 +14.5 Argenx Q ARGX 382.15 103.75 382 289.75 1296 342.85 281.03 -40.93 -1.5 ArgoGp42 N ARGD 1.63 6.4 26.02 9.60 7 25.46 26 25.46 25.24 +.14 -.2 ArgoGpInt N ARGO 1.24 2.5 11 57.70 25.00 188 49.93 876 49.99 46.24 +3.72 +14.3 AridisPh Q ARDS 10.18 3.80 32 5.54 110 6.65 4.70 -.77 -8.7 AristaNetw N ANET 16 326.60 156.63 791 273.06 3341 289.06 262.08 -6.78 -6.0 ArkInnova N ARKK 1.17e 159.70 33.00 38932 117.07 103401 138.37 106.25 -13.29 -6.0 ArkIndInno N ARKQ 101.11 26.19 3547 80.41 12051 89.96 74.79 -5.61 +5.4 ArkGenom N ARKG 115.15 24.00 13946 85.14 42534 98.73 78.25 -8.37 -8.7 ArkWebX.O N ARKW 5.54e 191.13 40.49 5663 146.07 17752 170.48 132.70 -14.82 -.2 Ark 3dPr N PRNT 50.37 13.80 1276 36.42 4605 42.46 34.21 -3.46 +15.7 Ark IsrTc N IZRL 38.77 14.00 739 30.87 2454 34.24 28.89 -1.86 +4.0 ArkFinIn N ARKF 64.49 16.94 8081 50.96 27507 58.50 47.13 -4.32 +2.5 ArkRst Q ARKR 1.00 5.5 14 22.81 7.19 39 18.14 185 19.45 16.56 +.03 -6.4 ARKO n Q ARKO 10.18 7.84 383 9.60 1860 9.73 9.00 +.33 ArlingAst N AI 1.02 24.6 6.18 1.40 242 4.14 1126 4.18 3.89 +.13 +9.5 ArlingAst23 N AIW 1.66 6.6 25.25 6.42 1 25.20 4 25.25 24.97 -.05 +.8 ArlingAst25 N AIC 1.69 6.8 25.00 6.30 1 24.78 7 24.78 24.41 +.37 +2.4 ArlAsst pfB N AIpB 1.75 7.9 22.99 4.99 1 22.20 5 22.69 22.20 -.20 +5.1 ArloTc N ARLO 10.49 1.20 1544 6.71 11821 8.22 6.15 -.25 -13.9 ArmadaHof N AHH .44m 3.3 35 17.97 6.40 272 13.35 1348 13.41 12.58 +.44 +19.0 Armada pfA N AHHpA 1.69 6.6 27.77 14.30 2 25.62 52 25.69 24.85 +.37 -1.7 ArmataP A ARMP 10.48 2.52 57 4.49 280 5.73 4.17 -1.10 +50.4 ArmourR N ARR 1.91 16.2 20.08 4.95 2292 11.81 9527 12.43 11.32 -.26 +9.5 ArmRs pfC N ARRpC 25.21 7.10 25 24.82 241 24.85 24.48 +.30 +1.1sArmsFloor N AFI 6.42 1.12 388 5.20 4529 6.42 4.65 +.02 +36.1 ArmstrWld N AWI .84f 1.0 111.20 57.96 421 86.06 1902 88.54 83.37 +.69 +15.7 ArrayTech n Q ARRY 54.78 29.05 2781 34.22 9474 40.81 30.92 -2.86 -20.7 ArrwDJYld N GYLD 1.59e 11.0 14.64 8.47 29 14.45 59 14.61 14.00 +.58 +9.3 ArrowEl N ARW 14 108.27 39.25 569 101.37 2920 104.60 96.40 +1.11 +4.2sArrowFn Q AROW 1.04b 3.1 14 34.17 20.18 37 33.98 169 34.51 31.55 +2.38 +13.6 ArrCountR Q DWCR 34.17 17.38 33.26 0 33.51 33.13 -.91 +2.4 ArwQVMEq N QVM 27.78 15.23 20.33 ArwDWATc Q DWAT .09e .7 13.18 7.87 12.77 2 12.82 12.77 +.19 +5.3 ArrowPhm Q ARWR 92.60 19.51 1614 69.00 5668 84.45 62.99 -10.66 -10.1 ArteloBio Q ARTL 3.67 .45 1810 1.52 11947 2.30 1.29 -.32 +108.2 ArtesRes Q ARTNA 1.00 2.6 26 41.45 30.01 20 38.66 89 38.80 37.00 +1.66 +4.3 ArtisanPtr N APAM 2.76a 5.8 14 55.25 17.69 676 47.91 4310 49.66 44.60 +.41 -4.8 ArtiusAc A n Q AACQ 14.01 9.58 3466 10.66 19302 11.35 10.13 -.22 +.3 ArtiusAc wt Q AACQW ArtsWay Q ARTW .05 1.7 5.48 1.75 29 2.89 240 3.34 2.71 -.26 +.3 Arvinas Q ARVN 92.77 19.68 573 72.04 2470 80.50 66.18 -6.26 -15.2 Asana A n N ASAN 43.72 20.57 2688 30.71 7294 37.61 26.72 -3.92 +3.9sAsburyA N ABG 16 176.22 39.36 239 171.65 796 176.22 161.13 +2.20 +17.8 Ascendis Q ASND 183.98 92.00 239 146.91 1302 157.96 136.58 -8.06 -11.9 AsensusS A ASXC 6.95 .28 18058 3.81 186400 5.30 3.00 +.09 +509.6 Ashfrd pfD N AHTpD 2.11 9.6 24.43 3.00 2 22.03 61 22.28 21.15 +.15 +39.1sAshfHT pfF N AHTpF 1.84 8.4 22.20 2.63 14 22.00 95 22.20 20.80 +.37 +67.2sAshfrH pfG N AHTpG 1.84 8.4 22.20 2.60 26 22.00 121 22.64 20.84 +.14 +66.0sAshfrdH pfH N AHTpH 1.88 8.6 22.21 2.50 16 21.84 82 22.21 20.05 +.11 +64.5sAshfrdH pfI N AHTpI 1.88 8.5 22.23 2.25 7 22.00 493 22.23 20.39 +.11 +64.5 Ashford A AINC 78 21.35 4.50 23 7.80 106 9.88 7.49 -1.27 -9.1 Ashland N ASH 1.10 1.3 89.62 38.88 556 86.91 3419 88.14 83.40 +2.79 +9.7 AsiaPWire Q APWC .08e 2.0 8.80 .89 274 4.08 736 5.82 3.67 -1.34 +83.8 AspenAero N ASPN 26.98 4.09 308 21.53 1242 24.57 19.95 -.72 +29.0 AspenGp Q ASPU 13.17 4.65 118 8.61 932 9.81 8.15 -.27 -22.6 Aspen pfC N AHLpC 1.49 5.6 27.68 9.99 9 26.75 73 26.92 26.09 +.25 +2.2 AspIns pfD N AHLpD 1.41 5.5 27.17 9.22 28 25.71 90 26.08 25.60 -.09 -3.3 AspnIn pfE N AHLpE 26.93 9.72 8 25.85 76 26.01 25.65 +.15 -1.6 AspenTech Q AZPN 34 162.56 73.07 454 149.50 1712 154.46 144.96 -1.01 +14.8 AspiraWm Q AWH 10.54 .53 1105 6.72 3280 7.65 5.56 -.22 +.1tAssembBio Q ASMB 27.84 4.52 2637 4.48 11642 5.23 4.31 -.60 -26.0 AscBnc pfC N ASBpC 1.53 5.9 26.50 17.28 1 26.10 7 26.12 25.52 +.55 +1.5 AsscBc pf D N ASBpD 26.36 15.14 2 25.43 10 25.59 25.20 +.22 -2.0sAsscdBanc N ASB .72 3.4 11 21.46 10.23 1251 21.48 6880 21.49 20.27 +1.33 +26.0 AsdBn pfF N ASBpF 1.67 6.3 29.05 24.80 16 26.36 81 26.38 25.60 +.82 -7.8 AssocCap N AC .20 .6 41 45.49 24.33 30 34.29 131 37.67 33.15 +.19 -2.4 Assurant N AIZ 2.52 1.9 18 143.67 76.27 376 131.92 2609 132.23 124.43 +8.70 -3.2sAssuredG N AGO .80 1.8 10 45.72 13.64 517 43.67 3336 45.72 42.28 -.55 +38.7 AsdGMu01 N AGOpB 1.72 6.6 27.90 14.17 2 26.24 11 26.55 26.15 -.69 +.3 AsdGMu02 N AGOpE 1.56 6.0 28.00 15.61 16 26.18 74 26.29 25.62 +.47 +1.5 AsdGMu03 N AGOpF 1.40 5.5 26.69 15.00 4 25.57 19 25.71 25.45 -.09 +.5sAstec Q ASTE .44 .6 30 74.40 25.17 159 71.44 850 74.40 67.55 +3.52 +23.4 AstraZen Q AZN 1.37e 2.9 64.94 36.15 11173 48.06 66819 48.68 46.48 -.32 -3.9 AstroNova Q ALOT .28 2.4 23 12.93 5.29 22 11.50 108 11.65 11.01 +.34 +8.0 Astronics Q ATRO 14 21.29 6.30 282 15.77 1438 17.16 14.79 -.03 +19.2 Astrotch Q ASTC 7.75 .98 4081 1.77 15162 2.54 1.43 -.42 AsureSftw h Q ASUR 9.25 4.30 88 8.08 283 8.23 7.67 +.29 +13.8sAtHomGr N HOME 28 28.66 1.20 1433 24.46 7453 28.66 21.98 -.73 +58.2 AtaraBioth Q ATRA 28.20 4.52 1163 16.07 6193 18.10 15.20 -.71 -18.1 AteaPhar n Q AVIR 94.17 24.15 874 59.98 2673 76.00 57.36 -15.38 +43.6sAthene N ATH 6 49.18 13.37 987 48.88 5649 49.18 46.29 +3.29 +13.3 Athene pfB N ATHpB 1.41 5.4 27.61 10.00 21 26.03 149 26.07 25.61 +.33 -3.4tAthenex Q ATNX 15.24 4.30 4815 4.32 84115 6.15 3.93 -7.79 -61.0 Athersys Q ATHX 4.38 1.13 3072 1.85 15044 2.18 1.71 -.19 +5.7 AthiraPh n Q ATHA 34.79 15.79 539 19.18 2503 22.50 17.08 -2.88 -44.0sAtkoreInt N ATRK 71.29 10.85 871 69.25 4178 71.29 65.47 +1.60 +68.5 AtlanAmer Q AAME .02 .5 15.97 1.58 103 3.67 379 4.88 3.25 -.80 +78.2sAtlCapBc Q ACBI 20 22.26 8.89 103 22.87 480 22.88 20.74 +2.52 +43.7 AtlPwr g N AT .12 3.06 1.70 1153 2.90 4793 2.95 2.87 +.03 +38.1sAtlUnion Q AUB 1.00 2.6 22 39.07 18.55 329 38.87 1268 39.07 37.08 +2.14 +18.0 AtlUn pfA Q AUBAP 1.72 6.3 27.75 22.05 10 27.16 90 27.20 26.63 +.46 -1.9 AtlanticaS Q AY 1.57e 4.5 57 48.49 17.74 1464 35.16 6342 38.21 33.10 -.99 -7.4 Atlanticus Q ATLC 34.00 5.00 38 28.83 373 29.09 25.52 +2.55 +17.1 AtlasAir Q AAWW 8 69.08 14.97 519 57.65 2967 58.86 54.07 +2.52 +5.7sAtlasCp N ATCO .50 3.5 21 14.68 5.39 669 14.12 3572 14.68 13.47 +.69 +30.3 Atlas pfD N ATCOpD 1.99 7.9 25.63 7.00 4 25.25 19 25.39 25.00 +.24 -.7 Atlas pfE N ATCOpE 2.06 8.1 25.83 7.49 4 25.52 30 25.52 25.16 +.18 -.9 Atlas pfG N ATCOpG 25.80 7.00 5 25.44 42 25.50 25.23 +.06 -.8 Atlas pfH N ATCOpH 1.97 7.8 25.76 7.20 9 25.25 55 25.46 25.04 +.10 -.8sAtlas pfI N ATCOpI 25.89 6.48 18 25.73 71 25.95 25.44 +.08 +2.1 AtlasTc wt Q ATCXW Atlassian Q TEAM 262.40 110.01 2187 228.21 9856 254.18 218.63 -9.49 -2.4 ATMOS N ATO 2.30 2.5 19 113.15 77.92 1692 91.71 6015 92.64 85.59 +7.10 -3.9 Atomera Q ATOM 47.13 2.53 1205 22.69 5998 33.51 19.54 -5.29 +41.0 AtossaTh Q ATOS 5.08 .76 12525 2.23 57403 3.12 1.78 -.49 +134.7 Atreca Q BCEL 29.35 10.88 277 18.15 975 18.79 16.60 +.80 +12.4sAtriCure Q ATRC 68.00 23.17 363 63.73 2111 68.00 59.76 -1.54 +14.5 Atrion Q ATRI 6.20 1.0 47 755.00 567.00 9 632.90 41 644.60 614.75 +8.00 -1.5 aTyrPh Q LIFE 8.33 2.13 538 4.22 2104 4.96 3.89 -.13 +8.8 AubNB Q AUBN 1.02 2.2 19 65.55 22.51 24 46.68 95 49.50 39.28 +7.58 +12.0 AudioEye Q AEYE 44.37 1.94 205 27.55 900 34.99 24.21 -4.01 +6.7 AudCodes Q AUDC .27e 34 44.94 9.00 228 28.46 1519 29.50 27.47 -.03 +3.3 AultGlHl A DPW 10.94 .53 8694 3.07 43573 4.45 2.61 -.98 -29.4 AuriniaPh Q AUPH 20.50 9.83 8627 13.09 23392 14.63 12.01 -.91 -5.4 AuroraMob Q JG 11.00 1.40 1716 4.79 12298 6.47 4.20 -.55 +34.6sAutoNatn N AN 20 82.90 20.59 1548 85.81 6982 86.23 75.52 +10.79 +23.0 AutoWeb Q AUTO 7 5.97 .50 225 2.42 1754 2.98 2.23 -.15 -2.0 Autodesk Q ADSK 321.13 125.38 1835 267.39 8301 286.90 255.02 -8.61 -12.4 Autohome N ATHM 10 147.67 59.54 912 110.10 3244 119.96 109.39 -3.94 +10.5 Autoliv N ALV 2.48 2.6 47 95.93 38.16 605 94.00 2682 95.62 89.75 +4.00 +2.1 Autolus Q AUTL 17.19 3.00 913 6.19 4634 7.01 5.65 -.25 -30.8 AutoData Q ADP 3.64 2.0 31 179.46 103.11 2536 178.26 11499 179.00 169.93 +4.24 +1.2 AutoZone N AZO 16 1297.82 684.91 271 1220.25 1671 1225.69 1145.16 +60.33 +2.9 AvadelPh Q AVDL 13.49 4.00 483 7.72 2834 8.47 7.01 -.32 +15.6 Avalara N AVLR 185.37 55.50 1595 146.14 5075 164.33 135.06 -10.80 -11.4 AvalGlb Q AVCO 2.19 .50 513 1.16 1796 1.28 1.11 -.04 +3.6 AvalonHld A AWX 5.25 1.18 47 3.28 698 4.26 3.00 -.27 +26.2 AvalonBay N AVB 6.36 3.6 38 218.03 118.17 1136 177.65 4985 183.42 174.85 +1.90 +10.7 Avangrid N AGR 1.76 3.8 25 56.20 35.62 791 46.08 3024 46.96 44.90 +.76 +1.4 AvanosMd N AVNS 23 53.61 19.46 232 46.55 1051 47.76 44.13 +.57 +1.5 Avantr pfA N AVTRpA 97.64 27.11 101 85.76 1403 90.56 82.83 -1.35 -3.5 AvayaHl N AVYA 34.06 6.13 1378 28.75 5087 31.31 26.52 -.92 +50.1 AveThera Q ATXI 12.34 2.85 137 6.05 2741 7.27 4.87 +1.35 +1.7 AVEO h Q AVEO 10.71 2.23 850 8.18 2548 8.64 7.41 -.08 +41.8sAveryD N AVY 2.48f 1.4 51 181.70 76.96 593 177.27 2822 181.70 168.47 +2.68 +14.3 AviatNet Q AVNW 21 74.00 7.10 360 53.59 1693 69.22 47.65 -7.74 +56.9sAvidBios Q CDMO 22.13 3.02 929 17.76 6630 22.13 16.26 -2.82 +53.9 AvidTech Q AVID 24.47 4.67 513 19.22 2080 21.29 17.79 -.17 +21.1tAvidityB n Q RNA 37.46 21.70 531 22.96 1826 26.69 21.35 -1.17 -10.0sAvient N AVNT .81 1.7 48.68 8.69 1015 46.94 4648 48.68 42.87 +3.72 +16.5 Avingr Q AVGR 2.67 .21 8224 1.47 30007 1.82 1.11 -.13 +234.1 AvinoSG g A ASM 2.82 .26 2391 1.22 12872 1.45 1.12 -.18 -6.2sAvisBudg Q CAR 61.60 6.35 2837 62.33 9649 62.63 57.54 +6.78 +67.1 Avista N AVA 1.70f 4.0 23 53.00 32.09 497 42.92 2266 43.04 38.91 +2.71 +6.9 AvitaThe Q RCEL 30.78 16.87 437 19.71 1472 25.00 19.00 -2.03 +6.1 Avnet Q AVT .84 2.2 42.30 17.85 1598 39.00 4826 39.79 36.50 +.93 +11.1 AvroBio Q AVRO 1 23.50 9.76 734 11.32 4654 11.83 10.25 +.32 -18.8 Aware Q AWRE 6.52 2.02 85 4.16 266 4.80 3.67 -.28 +18.9 Axalta N AXTA 17 31.48 12.92 2820 28.86 14447 29.18 27.45 +1.52 +1.1 Axcelis Q ACLS 25 41.20 12.99 424 37.20 1883 39.99 35.00 +.33 +27.7 AxellaHl Q AXLA 7.73 2.25 136 5.36 440 6.26 5.26 -.34 +3.3 AXIS Cap N AXS 1.64 3.3 59.49 31.82 546 50.03 2220 51.57 48.68 -.50 -.7 AxisCap pfE N AXSpE 26.67 14.00 34 25.43 139 25.63 25.30 -1.8 Axogen Q AXGN 22.89 7.16 318 20.30 1690 22.82 18.70 -1.80 +13.4 AxonEntpr Q AXON 212.37 50.05 911 143.04 4697 174.83 128.01 -22.45 +16.7 Axonics Q AXNX 58.77 15.25 936 56.56 4425 58.31 51.41 +6.25 +13.3sAxosFinl N AX 14 49.39 13.69 344 47.83 1691 49.39 45.97 +1.56 +27.4 AxosF pf N AXO 1.56 6.2 27.06 14.28 2 25.10 22 25.13 25.08 +.02 -1.2 AxsomeT Q AXSM 109.53 35.44 470 65.02 1941 72.00 61.01 -2.34 -20.2 AyalaPh n Q AYLA 28.68 8.62 8 13.41 126 18.17 13.01 -3.74 +21.9 AziyoBi A n Q AZYO 18.20 10.55 14 14.64 61 15.92 14.45 -1.28 +7.4 Azul N AZUL 31.10 5.30 1987 20.15 10824 22.50 19.14 -1.37 -11.7 AzurRx Q AZRX 2.63 .37 1866 1.21 8862 1.52 1.06 -.23 +24.7 AzurePwr N AZRE 53.60 12.56 444 26.91 2045 33.63 25.11 -3.41 -34.0B -:B Comm Q BCOM 2.73 .52 2.19 B&G Foods N BGS 1.90 6.3 15 47.84 10.39 3254 30.07 15609 31.25 27.21 -.26 +8.4sBRileyFn Q RILY 1.55e 2.7 58 68.71 12.94 768 56.65 1863 68.71 55.05 -9.17 +28.1 BRiley27 Q RILYZ 1.88 7.4 25.55 9.73 43 25.29 204 25.37 25.28 -.04 -.7 BRileyF27 Q RILYG 1.81 7.1 25.50 8.63 9 25.42 44 25.42 25.26 +.18 -.2 BRiley23 Q RILYH 1.84 7.1 25.90 12.75 9 25.79 27 25.80 25.53 +.23 +1.4sBRileyFn pf Q RILYI 1.72 6.7 25.77 11.90 9 25.74 16 25.77 25.53 +.30 +2.4 BRiley24 Q RILYQ 1.69 6.5 26.20 10.00 3 25.89 30 25.94 25.46 +.27 +.3sBRleyF26 Q RILYN 1.63 6.2 26.25 10.11 11 26.10 55 26.25 25.59 +.46 +1.2sBRiley25 Q RILYM 1.59 6.3 25.78 7.31 31 25.40 84 25.78 25.17 -.19 -.4sBRiley pfA Q RILYP .11p 26.95 10.50 21 26.75 45 26.95 26.27 +.90 +4.4 B2gold g A BTG .16f 3.5 8 7.55 2.16 7410 4.51 52168 4.59 4.28 +.18 -19.5 BBQ Hldg Q BBQ 6.67 1.51 20 6.44 88 6.50 5.79 +.59 +32.0sBCB Bc Q BCBP .56 3.8 8 14.80 7.73 76 14.88 414 14.97 13.68 +1.65 +34.4 BCE g N BCE 3.68e 47.68 31.66 2712 45.00 9312 45.11 43.13 +2.24 +5.1 BCLS Ac n Q BLSA 14.00 10.15 11 10.79 555 12.60 10.42 -1.17 -3.1 BFC Cp pf Q BANFP 1.80 6.3 29.99 25.80 28.50 0 28.50 28.50 +.1 BGC Ptrs Q BGCP .04m .9 11 5.03 2.07 3874 4.35 23591 4.57 4.10 -.13 +8.8sBHP BillLt N BHP 1.66e 2.2 81.82 29.78 4318 76.37 19566 81.82 74.30 +2.48 +16.9 BHPBil plc N BBL 4.40e 67.03 23.64 2961 62.17 13811 66.59 60.61 +.96 +17.2sBJsRest Q BJRI .52 .9 60.79 6.01 294 56.97 1450 60.79 53.55 +1.44 +48.0 BJsWhole N BJ .52p 15 50.18 19.13 3211 39.10 17132 40.96 37.15 -1.08 +4.9 BK Tech N BKTI .08 2.1 3.74 tBM Tech n A BMTX 18.35 11.08 110 11.64 368 13.39 10.65 -.96 -23.0 BM Tc wt A BMTX/WS sBOK Q BOKF 2.08f 2.2 14 93.79 34.57 277 93.67 1320 94.49 87.56 +7.61 +36.8 BOK 56 Q BOKFL 1.34 5.2 26.40 16.01 8 25.53 28 25.57 25.37 +.08 +.4 BOS Ltd Q BOSC 21 3.79 1.02 97 3.20 677 3.48 2.98 +.14 +41.0 BP MidPt N BPMP 1.32e 10.8 13.62 6.41 444 12.26 3545 12.46 11.50 +.85 +15.7 BP PLC N BP 2.46f 9.2 33.18 14.74 21135 26.77 85595 27.10 24.48 +2.36 +30.5 BP Pru N BPT 4.14e 98.1 1 6.95 1.26 346 4.22 1857 4.43 3.80 +.02 +77.3tBQQI Intl Q BIMI 5.38 1.42 1038 1.48 5906 1.93 1.32 -.28 -11.4 BRF SA N BRFS 6.32 2.27 7102 4.19 34400 4.31 3.67 +.29 -.2 BRP Gp Q BRP 33.56 8.35 359 26.45 1112 28.13 25.53 -.08 -11.7sBRT N BRT .88 5.2 18.51 6.00 50 16.94 313 18.51 15.95 +1.10 +11.4 BWX Tech N BWXT .84f 1.4 28 65.60 40.40 466 59.75 2715 61.16 57.16 +1.74 -.9 B&W Ent N BW 8.24 .77 1554 6.59 7929 7.81 5.93 -.49 +87.7 BabShDHi N BGH 1.84 11.8 17.16 9.14 45 15.65 331 15.76 15.50 +.08 +3.7sBadgerMtr N BMI .72f .7 59 111.77 41.50 205 100.37 1097 111.77 96.09 -8.22 +6.7 Baidu Q BIDU 4 354.82 82.00 15923 261.72 69014 311.18 233.90 -21.74 +21.0 BainCapS N BCSF 1.36m 9.2 18 19.76 7.11 416 14.71 1856 15.07 14.09 +.65 +21.3 BainCap rt N BCSFr BakHugh N BKR .72 3.0 94 25.64 9.12 13362 24.35 60422 25.44 22.55 -.13 +16.8 Balchem Q BCPC .52f .4 50 132.50 78.30 106 123.49 488 123.51 118.63 +4.13 +7.2 BallCorp N BLL .60 .7 53 102.76 51.26 3227 82.21 11493 87.31 80.74 -3.18 -11.8 Ballanty A BTN 3.75 1.26 210 2.36 802 2.67 2.19 -.20 +17.2 BallardPw Q BLDP 42.28 6.95 12194 22.38 40102 30.06 20.25 -5.44 -4.4 BanColum N CIB 1.27e 3.8 48.30 16.27 193 33.41 1105 34.78 32.99 -.04 -16.8 BancCalif N BANC .24 1.2 25 20.00 6.44 270 19.42 1334 19.70 18.45 +.86 +32.0 BcCalif pfE N BANCpE 25.96 9.06 1 25.31 49 25.34 25.26 +.04 BcCal pfD N BANCpD 1.84 7.4 25.82 9.84 5 25.00 49 25.01 24.99 -1.6sBncFstOK Q BANF 1.36f 2.0 18 69.66 26.00 83 69.47 618 69.85 64.95 +5.59 +18.3 BcBilVArg N BBVA .27e 4.7 5.86 2.49 3123 5.72 12679 5.73 5.48 +.15 +15.8 BcoBrades N BBDO .17r 4.3 5.61 2.58 33 3.92 364 3.94 3.38 +.27 -15.0 BcoBrad N BBD .06a 1.4 6 6.29 2.68 40882 4.40 224457 4.45 3.88 +.26 -16.3 BcoLatin N BLX 1.00e 6.3 10 18.66 7.73 157 15.89 594 16.02 15.30 +.63 +.4 BcoMacro N BMA 2 31.41 11.45 408 13.10 1814 14.37 12.72 -.46 -15.9 BcoSantSA N SAN .21e 5.8 3.73 1.78 10481 3.68 42463 3.69 3.50 +.17 +20.7 BcoSBrasil N BSBR .29e 4.1 9 8.95 3.69 1920 7.15 11546 7.15 6.34 +.47 -17.2sBcSanChile N BSAC .85e 3.5 24.62 11.43 501 24.35 2146 24.65 23.01 +1.76 +28.2sBcoChile N BCH 1.06 13 23.73 12.50 83 23.38 405 23.73 22.09 +1.44 +14.7sBncpBnk lf Q TBBK 22.42 3.36 760 21.97 2403 22.42 20.31 +1.70 +61.0sBcpSouth N BXS .76f 2.3 32.56 17.21 435 32.54 2136 32.58 30.40 +2.48 +18.6 BancrftFd A BCV 1.84e 6.3 36.33 14.27 32 29.39 253 32.24 28.31 -1.73 -2.5 Bandwith Q BAND 198.61 50.89 1243 125.10 5056 161.53 122.91 -33.26 -18.6 BkFstCp Q BFC .84f 1.1 74.56 43.64 12 73.99 55 74.00 69.93 +4.09 +14.1 BankOZK Q OZK 1.11f 2.6 16 43.67 14.20 705 43.34 4482 43.44 40.35 +2.12 +38.6 BkAm pfN N BACpN 27.50 17.81 84 25.96 737 25.99 25.63 +.32 -4.8 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, March 6, 2021 

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sBkofAm N BAC .72 1.9 20 37.03 17.95 74255 36.93 329738 37.60 35.24 +2.40 +21.8 BkAML pfJ N BMLpJ 1.02 4.1 25.49 15.57 29 24.65 154 24.74 23.91 +.74 -3.0 BkAm pfE N BACpE 1.02 4.8 25.50 16.51 13 24.90 121 24.94 24.56 +.36 -1.6 BkAm pfL N BACpL 72.50 5.1 1610.00 1050.00 15 1417.00 48 1434.44 1390.82 +26.29 -6.7 BkAm pfA N BACpA 26.43 19.57 36 25.38 246 25.39 25.31 +.07 +.2 BkAML pfL N BMLpL 1.02 4.2 25.19 15.95 32 24.51 338 24.69 24.06 +.27 -1.9 BkAm pfM N BACpM 1.34 5.0 27.85 18.20 57 26.57 613 26.58 25.95 +.67 -2.7 BkAML pfH N BMLpH .77 3.6 22.75 11.58 23 21.22 96 21.25 20.84 +.28 -5.5 BkAML pfG N BMLpG .77 3.6 22.74 11.60 1 21.63 8 21.65 21.27 +.07 -4.2sBk of But N NTB 1.76 4.6 13 39.46 13.76 167 38.35 1056 39.46 36.34 +1.86 +23.1sBkCmcCA Q BOCH .20 1.8 14 11.19 .40 135 11.24 436 11.24 10.75 +.37 +13.5 BkHawaii N BOH 2.68 2.9 17 94.18 46.70 359 91.67 1511 93.00 87.39 +4.17 +19.6 BankMarn Q BMRC .92 2.3 17 42.19 23.80 44 39.60 185 39.90 37.47 +2.60 +15.3 BkMont g N BMO 4.24e 14 86.77 38.31 1138 85.35 5196 85.76 82.30 +3.82 +12.3sBkMont36 Q BMLP 3.37e 8.0 43.00 15.87 1 41.94 18 43.00 40.86 +1.40 +23.5 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 1.95 138 2.04 1079 2.23 1.95 -.29 -48.5 BigB 3xLv N BNKU 48.03 7.04 220 42.09 991 44.10 38.56 +4.51 +64.8 BkNYMel N BK 1.24 2.8 12 46.84 26.40 5829 45.03 31432 45.72 42.69 +2.87 +6.1 BkNYM pfC N BKpC 1.30 5.2 26.08 18.59 25.02 sBkNova g N BNS 2.72 12 61.38 31.94 2134 61.23 9174 61.38 58.87 +2.94 +13.3 BkPrince Q BPRN .48f 1.7 28.50 17.40 35 28.09 127 28.37 25.87 +1.82 +20.0 BankSC Q BKSC .68f 3.7 10 19.15 11.43 4 18.50 41 19.07 17.71 +.86 +15.4 BkofJames Q BOTJ .28 1.9 13 15.20 8.00 1 14.70 4 15.20 14.69 -.02 +21.3sBank7 Q BSVN .50e 11 18.71 5.58 22 18.61 97 19.00 16.31 +2.28 +31.1 BankFncl Q BFIN .40 3.7 16 11.97 6.73 62 10.78 269 10.85 9.50 +1.33 +22.8sBankUtd N BKU .92f 2.1 15 44.13 13.47 1074 43.91 3852 44.16 40.80 +3.72 +26.3 BankwellF Q BWFG .56 2.1 36 28.72 12.07 35 27.30 156 27.80 25.00 +2.50 +39.6sBanner Cp Q BANR 1.64 2.9 14 55.31 27.12 307 56.38 1037 56.64 52.54 +4.60 +21.0tBaoshengM n Q BAOS 7.77 5.20 124 4.82 282 6.26 4.02 -.94 -37.1 Baozun Q BZUN 93 57.00 22.19 1324 44.67 4954 49.30 40.90 -1.26 +30.0sBarHarbr A BHB .88 2.8 14 30.04 13.05 98 31.15 279 31.18 27.85 +3.16 +37.9 BarSelMLP N ATMP 1.17e 8.3 14.97 5.80 16 14.15 93 14.24 13.13 +1.27 +21.1 BiP Cmdty N DJP 25.10 15.61 209 24.50 1785 24.50 23.91 +.24 +11.9sBarcGsci36 N GSP 13.80 5.28 9 13.85 49 13.85 13.07 +.55 +25.7 BiP Cocoa N NIB 34.07 24.69 28 32.17 86 33.79 32.13 -.76 +3.1 BarcCAPE N CAPE 190.12 100.16 4 187.43 20 189.04 182.02 +3.54 +5.2 BiPSPMLP N IMLP 1.22e 10.5 12.38 4.68 0 11.63 26 12.00 11.18 +.80 +23.7sBarclay N BCS .15e 1.6 9.54 3.41 147612 9.55 167481 9.73 8.89 +.72 +19.5 iPthNtGs N GAZ 22.62 13.26 6 15.88 16 16.74 15.75 -.42 +8.2 BiP SPVix N XVZ 52.58 19.42 6 39.19 21 40.48 39.14 -.90 +4.6sBarcWomLd N WIL 87.90 49.64 86.26 3 87.90 83.14 +3.88 +7.9sBarings N BBDC .64e 6.4 10.25 4.67 333 9.94 2115 10.25 9.84 +.24 +8.0 BaringsCp N MCI .96 7.1 16.59 7.59 50 13.57 156 13.65 13.27 +.02 +3.0 BaringsPt N MPV 1.08 8.7 15.97 7.34 16 12.44 62 12.56 12.10 +.26 +4.7 B&N Ed N BNED .60 8.7 9 8.27 1.11 570 6.89 2970 7.87 6.42 +.42 +48.2 Barnes N B .64 1.2 18 57.06 30.22 223 55.03 1239 55.07 51.34 +2.68 +8.6 Barnwell A BRN 6.99 .30 268 2.56 1758 3.49 2.50 -.63 +101.6sBarrettB lf Q BBSI 1.20 1.7 11 77.74 27.25 51 71.62 241 77.74 68.92 +.42 +5.0 BarrickGld N GOLD 2.82e 12 31.22 12.65 20819 19.84 120374 20.00 18.80 +1.17 -12.9 BartowG rs N VTO 6 30.83 10.50 181 28.62 524 28.64 26.21 +2.00 +8.7 EraGroup N ERA/O 3 10.28 3.50 5.16 BassettF Q BSET .50 2.3 30 25.98 4.25 122 21.29 396 22.84 19.66 +.16 +6.0sBattalOil A BATL 13.42 2.25 71 12.67 233 13.42 11.44 +1.07 +52.7 Baudax Q BXRX 7.92 .97 3466 1.22 17680 1.47 1.05 -.13 +20.8sBauschHl N BHC 33.11 11.15 4144 32.97 25730 33.11 30.92 +1.55 +58.5 Baxter N BAX .98 1.3 44 95.19 69.10 2456 78.06 17558 78.99 75.90 +.37 -2.7 BayCom Q BCML 12 21.72 9.67 33 18.70 148 19.00 17.10 +1.61 +23.3 BaytexE g N BTE .98 .19 .52 BCTG Ac n Q BCTG 14.00 9.83 18 11.12 144 11.94 10.50 -.75 -2.8sBeacnRfg Q BECN 50.25 11.67 329 49.35 2732 50.25 46.41 +1.52 +22.8 BeamGlbl Q BEEM 75.90 6.10 1200 30.52 3886 44.69 26.19 -11.62 -58.6 BeamTh Q BEAM 126.90 13.00 2268 72.60 7507 98.00 62.87 -16.53 -11.1 BeasleyB Q BBGI .20 8.6 5.15 1.15 109 2.33 559 2.65 2.12 -.11 +56.4 BeazerHm N BZH 10 20.50 4.39 546 17.99 3337 19.34 16.13 +.32 +18.7 BectDck N BDX 3.16 1.3 91 284.97 197.75 1104 246.45 6102 247.61 238.46 +5.30 -1.5 BectDk pfA N BDXA 64.12 49.07 59.24 BectDk pfB N BDXB 61.08 49.54 25 53.60 424 53.74 52.28 +.89 -2.8 BedBath Q BBBY .68 2.4 53.90 3.43 3688 28.09 25890 31.98 26.54 +1.23 +58.2 BeiGene Q BGNE 388.97 118.55 428 301.28 1529 326.97 283.44 -18.72 +16.6sBelFuse A Q BELFA .28 1.5 19 18.60 6.08 2 18.68 9 18.75 16.59 +1.98 +40.6sBelFuseB Q BELFB .28 1.5 19 18.99 6.30 82 19.10 296 19.13 17.26 +1.35 +27.1 Belden N BDC .20 .4 54.80 25.54 309 44.51 1406 46.78 42.84 +.30 +6.2 BellRing N BRBR 7 26.53 13.56 263 23.38 1173 23.85 22.37 +.66 -3.8 Bellero h Q BLPH 26.00 3.19 81 6.34 245 6.82 5.85 -.01 -4.9 BenchElec N BHE .64 2.1 63 30.76 14.06 285 29.79 1496 30.16 28.72 +1.39 +10.3 Benefitfoc Q BNFT 17.58 6.09 244 14.00 1386 15.73 13.28 -1.20 -3.3tBenesre A n Q BENE 10.43 9.90 23 9.93 291 10.13 9.88 -.21 -2.2tBenessre un Q BENER .61 .30 75 .34 845 .37 .28 -.04 +4.6tBenessre wt Q BENEW 11.36 10.32 18 10.58 113 11.14 10.24 -.44 -1.8 BenitecB s Q BNTC 17.39 1.84 383 2.75 1967 3.32 2.30 -.40 -8.3 BntlySy B n Q BSY .03p 54.62 27.00 481 47.17 3324 47.91 44.02 +2.81 +16.4tBerklyLgt n Q BLI 113.53 50.26 3062 49.75 10911 65.20 47.28 -12.23 -44.4sBerkley N WRB 1.21e 1.7 21 72.40 43.05 667 72.96 3413 73.16 69.91 +3.63 +9.8 Berkly pfC N WRBpC 26.43 15.40 25.00 -2.1 Berkly pfD N WRBpD 1.44 5.7 26.41 14.21 23 25.31 120 25.46 25.22 +.02 -1.3sBerkHa A N BRK/A 31 385000.00 239440.00 2 381600.00 13 385000.00 368430.06 +17020.00 +9.7sBerkH B N BRK/B 34 254.81 159.50 6390 253.15 32340 254.81 243.23 +12.64 +9.2 BerkHBcp N BHLB .48m 2.2 25.60 8.55 313 22.08 1240 22.27 20.50 +1.92 +29.0 BerryCp Q BRY .48 8.7 6.58 1.82 598 5.51 2201 5.57 4.80 +.55 +49.7 BerryPlas N BERY .12p 12 61.00 25.00 1117 58.79 4440 59.25 55.94 +3.39 +4.6tBespCap n Q BSPE 10.33 9.71 313 9.93 1998 10.01 9.71 -.06 -.7 BestBuy N BBY 2.80f 2.7 15 124.89 48.11 5127 102.85 19546 103.75 95.93 +2.50 +3.1 Best Inc N BEST 5.83 1.91 4918 2.21 13957 2.35 2.02 +.02 +8.3 BettrMx n Q BWMX 45.69 5.67 173 39.33 631 43.50 35.58 -3.87 +15.2 BeyondA Q XAIR 12.50 3.72 676 5.67 2170 6.42 5.00 -.26 +7.6 ByndMt Q BYND 221.00 48.18 4454 138.30 23382 155.00 125.87 -7.18 +10.6 Beyondsp Q BYSI 21.50 9.38 305 12.58 1192 13.65 11.32 -.40 +3.1 BcylTher Q BCYC 33.00 10.26 177 23.92 535 26.50 20.67 -1.35 +33.3 Big 5Sprt Q BGFV .40f 3.0 16.58 .65 1871 13.20 8016 16.09 11.21 -.31 +29.2tBigCypr n Q BCYP 10.35 9.86 43 9.92 209 10.14 9.86 -.16 -2.4 BigLots N BIG 1.20 1.9 17 68.12 10.13 1953 62.05 5616 65.58 56.20 -1.49 +44.5 BigRockP Q BRPA 76.99 9.80 39 26.79 99 41.83 25.00 -11.72 +9.8 BigRock wt Q BRPAW .39 BigRock rt Q BRPAR 2.75 .03 182 1.60 532 2.18 1.32 -.52 +23.1 BigRock un Q BRPAU 89.00 10.20 67.00 0 +11.6tBigCom n Q BIGC 162.50 53.19 2552 59.10 10897 64.60 51.15 -.01 -7.9sBiglari B N BH 145.00 37.85 12 154.14 44 154.80 124.86 +37.00 +38.6sBiglari A N BH/A 724.94 250.50 0 740.00 2 742.50 611.00 +154.46 +26.5 Bilibili Q BILI 157.66 19.25 12014 118.84 41664 145.91 110.00 -7.13 +38.6 Bill.cmHl N BILL 195.95 23.61 2164 149.00 7623 173.32 134.11 -16.01 +9.2 Bio-Path Q BPTH 24.34 2.92 541 6.07 2004 6.75 5.40 -.41 +73.4 BioRadA N BIO 5 689.00 309.38 209 567.92 894 602.36 552.86 -16.58 -2.6 BioRadB N BIO/B 5 668.56 324.07 600.70 0 +4.6 BioTechne Q TECH 1.28 .4 414.99 155.17 140 356.21 1033 377.13 338.79 -5.48 +12.2 BioAtla n Q BCAB 58.40 30.25 391 48.39 1652 56.99 45.81 -4.71 +42.3 BioCard wt Q BCDAW BioCrdia Q BCDA 8.60 1.91 159 3.50 807 4.09 3.10 -.38 +1.2 BioDlvry lf Q BDSI 5.45 2.85 1101 4.05 4964 4.37 3.81 -.15 -3.6 BioHiTch Q BHTG 4.40 1.01 813 1.56 2630 2.04 1.30 -.34 +39.3 BioLifeSol Q BLFS 47.22 7.37 364 35.32 1146 41.46 33.79 -3.91 -11.5 BioLneRx Q BLRX 4.23 1.06 1370 2.89 5667 3.38 2.58 -.20 +14.7 BioNTech Q BNTX 131.00 28.00 1692 96.20 8140 111.45 91.22 -12.83 +18.0 BioSigTc Q BSGM 12.43 2.36 340 4.23 1151 4.75 3.81 -.22 +8.5 BioXcelT Q BTAI 71.50 13.77 732 45.20 2794 56.50 39.50 -8.41 -2.2sBioanlySys Q BASI 21.08 3.05 101 17.25 682 21.08 17.04 +.21 +40.2 BiocerCr wt A BIOX/WS BioceresCr A BIOX 9.15 4.33 37 7.45 174 8.45 7.25 -.75 +20.2 Biocryst Q BCRX 12.90 1.58 8544 11.15 32301 12.20 9.69 +.37 +49.7 Biodesix n Q BDSX 31.99 10.85 259 18.34 712 21.70 16.26 -1.40 -9.0 Biofront Q BFRA p 55.00 5.27 71 5.98 327 6.64 5.69 -.56 -18.0 Biogen Q BIIB 11 363.92 223.25 1062 270.71 6002 275.65 262.45 -2.17 +10.6 BiohvnPh N BHVN 100.77 26.56 933 84.03 3315 88.09 75.86 -.95 -2.0 Biolase Q BIOL 1.51 .21 12784 .75 54613 1.04 .62 -.16 +79.9 BiomX A PHGE 10.34 4.52 69 7.04 420 8.86 6.61 -.23 +10.3 BiomX un A PHGE/U 12.12 4.60 10.74 0 10.76 10.74 +.95 +49.4 BioMarin Q BMRN 131.95 68.25 1453 77.73 9101 80.50 74.53 +.30 -11.4 Biomeri Q BMRA 23.39 2.05 144 5.50 513 6.71 5.18 -.63 +10.4 Bionano Q BNGO 15.69 .25 58684 7.15 169530 10.46 5.58 -2.58 +132.1 BiondVax Q BVXV 62.00 2.35 384 3.62 1935 4.64 3.10 -.36 +28.8tBiophytis Q BPTS 18.50 14.01 1 14.42 16 16.16 14.01 -2.08 -12.6tBiotchAc un Q BIOTU 10.95 10.04 89 10.20 332 10.36 10.00 -.16 -1.1 BirksGrp A BGI 3.70 .32 2088 3.49 8643 3.49 2.19 +1.33 +306.8 BitDigital Q BTBT 33.00 .28 1346 13.26 9252 17.07 11.13 -1.50 -39.5 BitautoH N BITA 8 16.00 9.60 15.94 BlckDia Q BDTX 46.25 17.63 587 25.10 1692 29.25 22.73 -2.90 -21.7 BlkHillsCp N BKH 2.26f 3.6 18 81.43 48.07 433 62.55 2255 62.80 58.53 +3.39 +1.8 BlKnight N BKI 42 97.19 50.01 1599 72.75 5802 78.71 70.17 -3.94 -17.7 BlkStMin N BSM .90e 9.4 16 10.13 4.04 491 9.61 2582 9.86 9.01 +.68 +43.9 BlackLin Q BL 154.61 38.32 1009 111.53 4055 129.05 104.41 -12.49 -16.4 BlkRkCap Q BKCC .56 16.9 14 4.82 1.47 363 3.31 1710 3.40 3.15 +.04 +23.0sBlTCP Cap Q TCPC 1.20m 9.0 10 13.99 4.02 402 13.35 2708 13.99 12.82 +.44 +18.7 Blckbaud Q BLKB .48 .7 80.00 38.22 401 69.28 1763 71.93 66.35 +.46 +20.4 BlackBerry N BB 28.77 2.70 23691 9.45 101945 11.25 8.82 -.60 +42.5 BlackRock N BLK 16.52f 2.4 26 788.00 323.98 698 702.28 3449 723.60 670.28 +11.91 -2.7 BlrScTcII N BSTZ 41.00 12.00 396 34.78 1523 37.84 33.11 -1.64 -4.4 Blrk22Gl N BGIO 9.88 5.66 52 9.22 249 9.25 9.13 +.02 +2.0 BlkBldAm N BBN 1.58 6.5 27.49 18.55 333 24.22 1198 25.25 23.77 -.69 -10.2 BlkCAIT N BFZ .87 6.2 14.65 10.10 32 13.97 574 14.04 13.92 +.07 -1.8 BlkCorBd N BHK .78 5.0 16.59 11.44 140 15.60 670 15.74 15.36 +.13 -4.3 BlkCpHiY N HYT .84 7.2 11.81 6.26 273 11.59 1934 11.76 11.41 +.16 +1.4 BlkCrdAllo N BTZ .97 6.6 15.18 9.12 114 14.61 918 14.79 14.34 +.23 -.7 BlkDbtStr N DSU .82 7.7 11.20 5.92 135 10.69 877 10.99 10.58 -.06 +2.3 BlkEngyRs N BGR 1.32 14.3 10.06 4.14 363 9.24 1256 9.30 8.51 +.86 +30.1sBlkEnhC&I N CII 1.20 6.5 18.94 9.56 98 18.54 561 18.94 18.19 +.19 +6.6sBlkEEqDv N BDJ .56 6.2 8.98 4.65 526 8.98 2919 8.99 8.76 +.25 +6.0 BlEnhGvIn N EGF .66 5.1 13.84 9.62 3 12.85 38 12.92 12.70 +.07 -4.5 BlkFltRtInc N FRA .81 6.3 13.05 6.72 146 12.86 927 12.97 12.68 +.02 +6.2 BlkFloatR N BGT .70 5.6 12.70 7.20 49 12.45 406 12.54 12.30 +.05 +5.6 BlkFL2020 N BFO .37 2.6 14.83 14.06 14.25 BlkGlbOp N BOE 1.16 10.6 11.17 6.85 106 11.02 875 11.10 10.85 +.20 +1.0 BlkHlthSci N BME 2.40 5.4 50.94 27.00 50 44.63 215 48.29 44.00 -1.11 -6.2 BlHlScII N BMEZ 30.96 12.60 475 26.77 1536 28.83 25.78 -.46 -6.6 BlkIT N BKT .37 6.1 6.25 5.36 240 6.08 1610 6.17 6.05 +.01 +.2 BlkIntlG&I N BGY .59 10.0 6.09 3.73 196 5.90 1164 5.98 5.81 +.06 +.5 BlkIQM N BKN .74a 4.2 18.62 10.73 36 17.72 179 17.94 17.40 +.20 +3.1 BlkLtdD N BLW .95 5.9 16.25 9.52 75 16.09 420 16.18 15.84 +.28 +1.1 BlkLTMu N BTA .65a 5.2 13.31 8.50 23 12.49 140 12.70 12.40 -.10 -1.8sBlkMultSec N BIT 1.40a 7.9 17.97 8.41 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47 14.39 130 14.71 14.36 -.16 -2.7 BlkMuniyld N MYD .80a 5.6 15.21 9.90 52 14.17 281 14.33 14.08 +.07 -1.3 BlkMunyNJ N MYJ .90 6.3 15.66 10.37 27 14.39 164 14.49 14.25 +.14 -.4 BlMunQlt2 N MQT .80 5.9 14.93 9.30 36 13.73 232 13.90 13.65 -.02 -1.8 BlkNYMB N BQH .74 4.7 16.87 11.15 15.62 BlkNYIQT N BSE .69 4.9 14.52 10.00 36 14.09 150 14.43 14.02 +.02 +3.4 BlkNYIT N BNY .83 5.4 16.50 10.04 16 15.43 150 16.17 15.28 +.17 +5.8sBlkRsCmdy N BCX .79 8.5 9.33 3.27 1133 9.30 5233 9.35 8.91 +.46 +25.5 BlkSciTch N BST 1.20 2.3 62.16 22.41 224 52.19 861 57.81 50.13 -3.20 -2.1 BlkStMT N BSD .78a 5.4 16.03 9.96 14 14.35 42 14.71 14.25 -.11 +.5 BlkU&Inf N BUI 1.45 5.9 27.30 12.35 59 24.57 443 26.65 24.23 -.75 -1.9 BlkstFltRt N BSL 1.08 7.3 16.06 8.65 56 14.82 291 15.00 14.75 -.02 +4.2 BlkstGSOSt N BGB 1.26 9.6 14.12 7.91 124 13.10 716 13.21 12.97 -.06 +5.0 Blackstone N BX 2.26e 3.4 44 72.10 33.00 6289 66.02 17690 70.99 63.71 -3.21 +1.9 BlkstnMtg N BXMT 2.48 8.1 32 38.56 12.67 1445 30.75 7083 31.40 29.37 +1.55 +11.7 BlkLSCrInc N BGX 1.18 8.4 15.66 7.86 51 13.94 262 14.06 13.79 -.05 +3.9 BlinkCh Q BLNK 64.50 1.25 8736 30.13 29521 42.39 25.00 -8.11 -29.5 BlinkCh wt Q BLNKW BlockHR N HRB 1.04 5.2 10 21.88 11.29 1928 19.91 10172 20.04 19.15 +.68 +25.5 BlonderT A BDR 3.80 .38 510 1.42 1968 1.67 1.18 -.11 +6.8sBloominBr Q BLMN .80f 3.0 21 26.96 4.54 2851 27.01 14506 27.14 24.94 +2.17 +39.1 Blucora Q BCOR 18.66 8.37 407 16.41 1727 18.09 15.80 +.21 +3.1 BlueApr N APRN 28.84 2.01 617 7.29 2948 9.44 6.36 -1.52 +30.4 BlueBird Q BLBD 12 28.25 8.40 259 26.85 1438 26.93 24.68 +2.54 +47.0 BlueCapRe N BCRH 2.38e 35.4 7.30 6.05 6.72 BlueHat Q BHAT 2.40 .63 1719 1.27 10263 1.66 1.12 +42.7 BlueCity n Q BLCT 35.89 8.04 446 11.25 1973 13.42 9.90 -.11 +11.4 BluebBio Q BLUE 76.00 24.24 1706 28.68 11187 32.07 26.18 -2.42 -33.7sBluegVac N BXG 58 9.25 2.74 85 9.24 286 9.30 8.07 +1.24 +16.4sBlueknEP Q BKEP .16 6.7 2.46 .53 281 2.40 1570 2.46 2.13 +.14 +20.6sBluekn pf Q BKEPP .72 9.9 7.45 2.84 8 7.23 107 7.45 7.05 +.08 +6.1 BlueLinx N BXC 6 46.75 3.60 312 34.88 1161 45.59 33.05 -5.22 +19.2 BlueprtM Q BPMC 125.61 43.29 766 95.93 3116 101.46 86.61 -2.29 -14.5 BluerkRsd A BRG 1.16 10.5 12.83 3.79 387 11.08 1791 11.44 10.55 +.36 -12.5 BluerkR pfD A BRGpD 1.78 6.9 26.21 8.40 12 25.95 27 26.15 25.50 +.45 +1.0 BluerkR pfC A BRGpC 1.91 7.4 26.44 9.94 1 25.89 20 25.97 25.70 +.22 -.4 Boeing N BA 297.44 89.00 19961 223.22 107070 237.10 213.80 +11.21 +4.3 BogotaF Q BSBK 10.38 6.07 23 9.89 82 9.95 9.06 +.83 +11.0 Boingo Q WIFI 15.92 6.66 2128 14.07 32138 14.37 13.90 +2.67 +10.6 BoiseCasc N BCC .40 .8 19 54.37 20.08 405 52.99 2160 53.25 49.36 +3.05 +10.9 BoltBio n Q BOLT 35.88 22.63 158 30.03 1083 35.20 26.35 +3.33 -6.6sBonanzaCE N BCEI 6 36.85 8.25 549 39.50 2100 39.58 31.41 +7.57 +104.3 BonsoElec Q BNSO 10.44 1.94 46 5.12 115 5.78 4.86 -.22 -33.4 BookingHl Q BKNG 32 2450.26 1107.29 435 2307.10 2106 2382.30 2163.40 -21.41 +3.6 BootBarn N BOOT 42 69.18 8.03 553 58.45 2440 64.77 53.73 -1.97 +34.8 BoozAllnH N BAH 1.48f 1.9 20 100.26 54.37 2052 76.75 7935 79.94 75.66 -.39 -12.0sBorgWarn N BWA 1.36 2.8 28 48.39 17.00 3681 48.84 12964 48.98 44.65 +3.84 +26.4 BorqsTch lf Q BRQS 8.40 .81 6062 1.30 29383 1.78 1.03 -.29 +31.7 BostBeer N SAM 70 1236.57 290.02 136 1088.32 605 1108.52 980.47 +59.61 +9.5 BosOma Q BOMN 49.92 13.05 271 38.68 1139 46.61 35.64 -3.30 +39.9 BostPrv Q BPFH .48 3.5 12 14.77 5.00 952 13.85 4109 14.42 13.07 +.09 +63.9 BostProp N BXP 3.92 3.8 32 138.38 69.69 834 102.26 6354 105.88 99.29 +3.13 +8.2 BosProp pfB N BXPpB 1.31 5.2 26.15 16.47 15 25.14 94 25.25 25.05 +.03 -3.1 BostonSci N BSX 42.37 24.10 12808 39.54 42239 39.71 37.53 +.76 +10.0 BostSc pfA N BSXpA 1.63 1.5 120.18 99.72 386 108.10 753 112.58 107.64 -2.52 -1.3 BttmlnT Q EPAY 74 55.63 27.82 310 45.60 1841 45.63 43.14 +.72 -13.5sBldrG&IFd N BIF .11a .9 12.10 7.54 144 12.08 695 12.10 11.74 +.43 +8.4 BwX AcA n Q BOWX 12.08 9.65 570 10.02 2268 10.78 9.90 -.48 -2.3 BowX A un Q BOWXU 13.00 9.95 31 10.45 86 11.35 10.19 -.59 -2.3 BowlA A BWL/A .70 6.4 30 13.00 7.65 1 10.94 13 11.78 10.73 +.10 +16.1 Box Inc N BOX 22.09 8.64 3212 18.56 19064 19.95 17.63 +.21 +2.8 Boxlight Q BOXL 4.65 .33 3716 2.16 22770 3.08 1.94 -.62 +41.2sBoydGm N BYD .28f .5 63.54 6.44 1755 60.42 7995 63.54 54.18 +1.72 +40.8sBradyCp N BRC .88f 1.6 30 55.99 33.00 230 54.55 1139 55.99 52.86 +2.14 +3.3 BraemHot N BHR .64 9.5 7.48 1.14 1393 6.77 4881 7.30 6.29 -.21 +46.9 BraemHt pfB N BHRpB 17.91 3.46 23 16.50 114 17.10 16.43 -.57 +1.6 BraeHtR pf N BHRpD 25.75 5.00 3 22.93 38 24.60 21.73 -1.42 +22.0tBrainstorm Q BCLI 17.95 3.25 722 3.51 4251 4.25 3.10 -.55 -22.4 Brainsw Q BWAY 11.04 5.10 62 8.45 587 9.20 8.18 -.10 +12.1 Brandyw N BDN .76 5.9 7 14.72 7.48 1574 12.93 9953 13.04 12.32 +.70 +8.6 BrasilAgro N LND 5.72 2.50 8 4.11 89 4.40 4.02 -.05 -17.8 Braskem N BAK 13.34 3.86 191 10.91 1883 11.63 9.96 -.34 +21.1 BrickllBi Q BBI 3.00 .47 2406 1.17 12968 1.40 1.01 -.02 +49.8 BridgeBcp Q BDGE .96 3.9 12 29.92 16.51 24.43 +1.0 BridgBio Q BBIO 73.50 14.23 866 62.22 4992 72.82 57.71 -8.46 -12.5 Bridglne h Q BLIN 4.40 .53 264 2.74 944 3.24 2.58 -.32 +6.2tBrdgtw2 A n Q BTNB 14.00 10.25 858 10.93 2965 12.20 10.16 -.80 -15.9 BrdgtnHl un Q BTWNU 20.50 9.96 325 13.83 801 15.76 11.40 -1.10 -18.6tBrdgtnHl n Q BTWN 18.93 10.86 3233 12.59 12129 14.10 10.58 -.91 -18.7sBridgBcs Q BWB 17 17.22 7.99 171 17.52 683 18.25 14.82 +3.07 +40.3 BridgfdFds Q BRID 15 23.80 14.06 3 14.98 18 15.73 14.52 -.42 -17.8 BrghmMnr N MNRL 1.04f 6.5 17.50 5.86 564 15.92 2703 15.94 14.19 +1.61 +44.9 BrightHrz N BFAM 58 182.49 64.23 435 161.50 1938 167.32 157.89 +1.84 -6.6 BrghtSch N BEDU .12p 8.78 5.51 73 6.39 291 6.60 6.13 -.12 +10.9 Brightcove Q BCOV 25.26 5.44 415 20.94 1647 23.46 19.36 -.84 +13.8 BrghtFn Q BHF 43.49 12.05 935 42.07 4116 43.01 39.41 +2.18 +16.2 BrghtFn pf Q BHFAL 1.56 5.9 28.40 13.81 22 26.36 83 26.57 26.07 +.22 -7.2 BrgtFn pf C Q BHFAN 27.69 24.48 276 25.26 733 25.45 24.90 +.16 -6.2 BrillntAq un Q BRLIU 12.35 9.90 0 11.45 5 11.55 10.44 -.16 +4.6 BrillntAc n Q BRLI 10.58 9.74 2 9.93 116 10.43 9.90 -.33 -.8 BrillntAc rt Q BRLIR .59 .10 8 .35 82 .45 .35 -.08 Brinker N EAT 74.99 7.00 1004 71.99 4354 73.34 65.70 +3.40 +27.3 Brinks N BCO .60 .8 82.61 33.17 432 79.92 1537 81.14 75.25 +3.09 +11.0 BrMySq N BMY 1.96f 3.2 67.16 45.76 14976 60.43 63110 62.18 58.63 -.90 -2.6 BritATob N BTI 2.69e 7.3 42.28 27.32 2908 36.76 15226 36.93 35.59 +1.70 -1.9 BrixmorP N BRX .86m 4.3 38 20.87 7.51 2215 20.17 11774 20.44 19.18 +.49 +21.9 BroadcInc Q AVGO 13.00f 2.9 495.14 155.67 4235 450.14 15656 490.86 433.00 -19.73 +2.8 Broadc pfA Q AVGOP 2.00 .1 1587.55 635.00 18 1455.69 57 1556.20 1414.76 -56.12 +2.3 BrdmkRlty N BRMK .12p 11.66 5.44 895 10.08 5106 10.49 9.74 -.18 -1.2 BrdmRl wt N BRMK.WS BroadrdgF N BR 2.16 1.5 35 158.36 81.90 486 142.48 2516 147.01 137.91 -.01 -7.0 BroadNtLs n N BNL .14p BrdwyFn h Q BYFC 3 7.23 1.04 671 2.20 8310 2.28 1.96 +.23 +18.9 Brdwind Q BWEN 12.89 1.12 572 6.19 2438 7.72 5.20 -.80 -21.9 BrogeEn Q BROG 12.49 7.65 10.09 2 10.26 10.05 -.31 -1.7 Brookdale N BKD 13 6.65 1.47 1434 5.93 11110 6.19 5.43 +.11 +33.9 BrkfdAs gs N BAM 48.00 44.24 21.57 2815 41.61 16628 42.16 40.30 +1.26 +.8 BrookBus N BBU .25 .6 44.34 18.60 19 40.10 116 42.99 39.60 -.90 +6.8 BrkfDtla pf N DTLAp 1.91 13.0 20.46 8.80 3 14.73 22 14.78 12.82 +2.28 +2.4 BrkGblInf N INF .08 .6 13.66 12.38 12.81 BrkfInfra N BIP 5.80e 11.2 54.74 25.77 356 51.67 1672 52.10 50.32 +.72 +4.6 BrkfldPrp Q BPY 1.33 7.7 18.07 7.10 2453 17.32 12059 17.38 16.78 +.28 +19.7 BrkfPrp pfA Q BPYPP 1.63 6.6 25.84 11.00 17 24.65 72 24.90 24.38 +.27 +5.3 BrkfldPr pf Q BPYPO 1.59 6.6 25.53 8.13 8 24.25 81 24.32 23.73 +.57 +4.6 BrkfPrp pf Q BPYPN 1.44 6.3 24.74 8.00 11 22.77 107 22.78 21.90 +.85 +6.4 BrkfldPr A Q BPYU 1.33f 7.6 18.78 7.15 539 17.53 1989 17.99 16.91 +.03 +17.3 BrfldPr pf Q BPYUP 1.59 6.4 25.50 6.63 15 24.95 193 24.95 24.75 +.07 +9.1 BrkRlAs N RA .20p 21.37 10.40 613 20.53 2917 21.29 19.90 +.29 +15.1 BrkfReEn s N BEP 49.87 20.06 1335 38.78 3338 43.83 37.74 -3.43 -10.1sBrklneB Q BRKL .46 3.0 25 15.24 8.13 385 15.23 1619 15.27 14.34 +1.00 +26.5 BrooklnCp un Q BCACU 12.45 10.10 26 11.00 218 12.27 10.76 -.53 +7.5 BrooksAuto Q BRKS .40 .5 91.78 21.19 814 77.80 3688 89.41 72.26 -5.26 +14.7 BrwnBrn N BRO .37f .8 39 48.76 30.70 950 46.04 5241 47.35 44.80 +.14 -2.9 BrownFA N BF/A .72f 1.1 34 83.01 41.03 25 66.10 129 68.79 63.91 -.31 -10.0 BrownFB N BF/B .72f 1.0 37 83.40 44.68 978 71.13 5061 73.69 67.80 -.27 -10.4 BrukerCp Q BRKR .16 .3 47 69.92 30.78 644 59.41 2836 63.87 56.93 -1.57 +9.8 Brunswick N BC 1.08f 1.2 20 95.30 25.22 584 93.10 3242 94.01 85.51 +4.73 +22.1sBrynMawr Q BMTC 1.04 2.5 14 41.99 22.20 158 41.75 584 42.18 38.17 +3.92 +36.5 Bsquare Q BSQR 11.83 .83 539 3.73 2705 5.44 3.30 -1.07 +145.4 BTRS Cl1 Q BTRS 19.76 9.25 2174 15.05 4739 18.48 13.52 -1.85 -6.7 SthMtn un Q SMMCU 20.83 9.40 19.69 +6.5 Buckle N BKE 1.20 3.2 20 42.36 11.76 436 37.56 2306 39.85 36.00 -.88 +28.6 Buenavent N BVN .08e .7 14.32 5.12 639 11.52 5980 11.80 10.89 +.46 -5.5sBldBear N BBW 8.50 1.01 264 7.16 1921 8.50 6.49 +.13 +67.7sBldrFtSr h Q BLDR 27 45.92 9.00 2764 43.52 12240 45.92 40.55 +.26 +6.6 BullHrn un Q BHSEU 12.24 9.79 3 10.40 40 11.01 10.33 -.50 -8.6tBumble n Q BMBL 84.80 58.58 3035 61.65 15171 74.75 57.53 -5.66 -12.3sBungeLt N BG 2.00 2.6 22 81.00 29.00 1545 77.72 13813 81.00 73.45 +1.14 +18.5 BurgerFi Q BFI 19.92 9.57 851 14.24 3296 16.38 12.54 -.55 +4.0 OpesA un h Q OPESU 24.20 12.50 19.99 BrgTcA A n Q BTAQ 11.90 9.64 1448 10.19 6590 10.50 9.82 -.12 -2.1 BurTcA un Q BTAQU 13.55 9.90 5 10.66 50 11.50 10.47 -.48 -5.5sBurlStrs N BURL 60 296.45 105.67 1162 279.35 5172 296.45 252.21 +20.53 +6.8 BurnRck n Q BNR 39.75 18.64 597 34.16 2417 37.85 33.57 -1.83 +47.9 BusinFst Q BFST .40 1.7 16 24.38 9.17 38 23.65 179 23.75 21.45 +1.68 +16.2tButtrNtwk n N BFLY 23.34 14.68 4938 16.12 18982 19.79 14.02 -2.93 -22.5sBylineBc N BY .24f 1.1 22 21.56 8.13 139 21.15 626 21.56 20.00 +1.23 +36.9C -: C&F Fnc Q CFFI 1.52 3.1 9 48.73 28.00 11 48.52 51 48.55 42.51 +5.02 +30.7 CTrkMH23 N MLPC .89e 14.0 10.16 4.28 6.36 C4Thera n Q CCCC 48.98 22.40 227 41.63 1192 45.01 36.50 -1.29 +25.7sCAE Inc g N CAE .44 31 30.75 9.80 431 30.54 2509 30.75 27.70 +4.07 +10.1 CAI Intl N CAI 1.20f 2.8 40 50.21 10.13 215 42.71 1112 46.00 40.33 -1.29 +36.7 CASI Phr h Q CASI 3.90 1.15 332 2.27 1504 2.67 2.07 -.19 -23.1 CB FnSvcs Q CBFV .96 4.4 12 29.31 16.25 14 21.82 66 22.35 20.32 +1.47 +9.0 CBAK En h Q CBAT 11.40 .36 4293 4.63 23609 6.32 4.00 -1.29 -8.5sCBIZ Inc N CBZ 37 32.21 16.85 239 32.42 1361 32.51 30.42 +2.27 +21.8 CBL Asc N CBL .30 337.1 .62 .09 .09 CBL pfD N CBLpD 1.84 283.1 3.25 .32 .65 CBL pfE N CBLpE 1.66 265.6 2.98 .30 .63 sCBM Bcp Q CBMB 15.15 10.61 2 14.03 14 15.15 14.03 -.12 +5.6 CBOE Glb A CBOE 1.68f 1.6 23 121.09 72.01 1768 104.64 4956 106.88 96.02 +5.68 +12.4 CBRE GRE N IGR .60 8.3 7.86 3.53 371 7.21 1591 7.40 7.09 -.09 +4.8 CBRE Grp N CBRE .20 .3 30 82.05 29.17 1728 77.28 10785 79.40 74.77 +1.51 +23.2sCBTX Inc Q CBTX .40 1.3 26 30.47 12.50 400 30.59 935 30.67 28.81 +1.42 +19.9 CDK Globl Q CDK .60 1.2 28 55.51 29.12 662 51.71 3615 51.95 48.76 +1.72 -.2 CDW Corp Q CDW 1.60f 1.0 30 162.73 73.39 891 154.48 4507 161.86 148.91 -2.41 +17.2 CEVA Inc Q CEVA 83.95 20.45 381 52.58 2651 65.51 49.01 -8.65 +15.6sCF Bancsh Q CFBK 40 23.68 8.44 6 19.71 69 23.68 19.00 +.51 +11.4tCF FnAc un Q CFIIU 16.45 9.51 63 8.94 269 10.88 8.40 -1.57 -24.3 CF Inds N CF 1.20 2.5 32 48.88 19.73 2988 47.12 12934 47.81 43.94 +1.84 +21.7 CH Robins Q CHRW 2.04 2.2 25 106.75 56.94 1000 94.03 6314 94.93 91.35 +3.69 +.2sCHF Sol rs Q CHFS 12.38 5.80 191 7.13 16625 12.38 6.06 -.37 +2.3 CHP Mrg Q CHPM 10.84 9.20 145 10.03 741 10.55 9.95 -.27 -2.2 CHP Mr un Q CHPMU 11.50 9.07 10.30 6 11.02 10.30 -.70 -2.5 CHS Inc pf Q CHSCP 2.00 6.7 30.49 24.00 6 29.99 72 29.99 29.28 +.62 +.3 CHS pfB Q CHSCO 1.97 6.9 28.93 19.59 16 28.65 87 28.65 28.01 +.40 -.5 CHS pfB2 Q CHSCN 1.78 6.2 28.50 15.03 11 28.41 56 28.43 26.97 +.97 +2.2 CHS pfB3 Q CHSCM 1.69 6.1 28.18 13.58 13 27.90 65 27.93 26.86 +.90 -.1 CHS pfB4 Q CHSCL 1.88 6.5 29.59 18.00 16 28.97 96 29.05 28.01 +.66 -2.0 CIIG Mr Q CIIC 37.18 9.30 3149 18.59 9949 25.72 17.66 -4.34 -33.9 CIIG Mr un Q CIICU 43.91 9.40 13 23.00 44 30.33 21.16 -5.84 -28.4 CIM CmT Q CMCT .30 2.4 19 17.29 6.27 25 12.50 108 12.88 11.95 +.35 -12.2 CIM CT pfL Q CMCTP 1.56p 28.59 21.26 23.36 2 23.75 23.36 -.65 +9.9sCIT Grp N CIT 1.40 2.9 19 49.39 12.02 696 47.93 4347 49.39 45.09 +2.58 +33.5 CIT Gp pfB N CITpB 2.25 8.7 27.08 9.97 16 25.93 125 26.01 25.31 +.44 -3.1 CITIC un N CCAC/U 14.10 9.14 87 10.69 101 11.60 10.20 -.91 -6.4 CKE Inc N CK CKX Lands A CKX .12m 1.1 45 11.75 7.50 0 10.90 7 11.25 10.61 -.55 +14.6 CLPS Inc Q CLPS 19.78 1.62 18373 4.27 25507 5.70 3.70 -1.60 +40.5 CME Grp Q CME 3.40 1.6 36 224.56 131.80 3186 213.92 11537 215.64 202.05 +14.22 +17.5 CMS Eng N CMS 1.74f 3.1 21 68.99 46.03 2120 55.37 10491 55.76 53.19 +1.26 -9.2 CNA Fn N CNA 1.52f 3.4 21 44.97 25.18 176 44.38 1129 44.62 42.59 +1.84 +13.9 CNBFnPA Q CCNE .68 2.7 13 26.76 13.25 40 25.00 286 25.00 23.49 +1.79 +17.4 CNH Indl N CNHI .14e .9 47 15.43 5.06 3609 15.07 19616 15.19 14.54 +.23 +17.4 CNO Fincl N CNO .48f 2.0 8 25.77 8.79 1226 24.52 5651 24.81 23.39 +.46 +10.3 CNOOC N CEO 10.06e 8.4 144.11 81.11 116 119.69 588 119.69 110.00 +.95 +30.6 CNS Phr Q CNSP 5.62 1.26 433 2.35 1853 2.85 2.08 -.28 +32.0sCNX Resc N CNX .04 .3 14.35 4.26 3826 13.94 17605 14.35 12.60 +1.33 +29.1 ConslCoal N CCR 2.05 43.3 2 8.74 2.78 4.73 CONSOL N CEIX 12.50 3.35 379 11.23 1737 11.75 10.06 +.42 +55.8 CP HYld N HYTR 25.08 21.16 5 23.97 10 24.11 23.63 +.09 -.4 CPI Aero A CVU 7 5.68 1.29 121 4.40 397 4.86 4.11 -.20 +14.9 CPS Tech Q CPSH 30.00 .88 1593 14.27 6058 21.28 11.02 -5.52 +413.3sCRA Intl Q CRAI 1.04f 1.6 25 65.69 21.96 48 66.16 174 67.80 56.96 +10.99 +29.9 CRH Med A CRHM 3.99 .86 1553 3.85 4495 3.91 3.84 -.02 +65.2 CRH N CRH .88e 1.9 47.93 17.73 563 46.52 3061 47.47 43.60 +3.19 +9.3 CRISPR Q CRSP 220.20 32.30 5224 114.65 15157 133.33 100.00 -11.04 -25.1 CSG Sys Q CSGS .94 2.0 22 51.04 36.33 218 46.23 964 46.97 45.05 +.08 +2.6 CSI Comp Q CCLP .04 1.8 2.35 .35 228 2.18 687 2.20 1.84 +.24 +105.7 CsopChiA50 N AFTY 1.17e 6.8 17.16 Csop ChInt N CNHX 27.47 CSP Inc Q CSPI .60 7.5 14.33 4.51 13 8.00 87 9.07 7.91 -.39 +3.5 CSS Inds N CSS .80 8.5 9.40 9.39 9.40 CSW Ind Q CSWI .54 .4 42 132.40 50.13 80 128.21 316 131.00 124.12 +2.64 +14.6 CSX Q CSX 1.12f 1.2 22 97.54 46.81 3078 91.63 15401 93.54 87.15 +.08 +1.0 CTI BioP h Q CTIC 4.03 .62 833 2.97 2845 3.35 2.63 -.28 -7.8 CTO Rlty s A CTO 4.00f 9.5 7 47.86 25.85 42.13 -.1 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, March 6, 2021 

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CTS N CTS .16 .5 36 37.26 17.92 209 32.72 690 33.12 31.74 +.55 -4.7 CURO Gp N CURO .06p 8 20.81 3.43 412 15.00 1434 15.29 13.53 +.53 +4.7sCVB Fncl Q CVBF .72 3.2 18 22.87 14.92 547 22.78 2015 22.88 21.54 +1.37 +16.8 CVD Eqp Q CVV 24 7.83 1.95 166 4.07 472 5.68 3.86 -.86 +12.1 CVR Engy N CVI 3.20f 13.2 28.81 9.81 722 24.32 3068 25.33 21.55 +2.24 +63.2 CVR Ptr rs N UAN 28.04 5.75 42 26.00 178 26.88 23.12 +.12 +62.3 CVS Health N CVS 2.00 2.8 13 77.23 52.04 8292 70.63 33280 70.95 68.26 +2.50 +3.4tCA HlAc un Q CAHCU 10.50 10.00 202 10.16 831 10.30 10.00 -.04 Cabaletta Q CABA 17.86 5.51 187 10.80 889 11.80 9.31 -.07 -13.5 CabcoJCP97 N PFH 1.91 509.3 3.41 .37 .38 CableOne N CABO 10.00f .6 65 2326.80 1031.39 63 1800.00 434 1947.06 1700.05 -114.85 -19.2 Cabot N CBT 1.40 2.8 51.81 20.00 320 50.78 1310 51.06 48.10 +1.55 +13.1 CabotO&G N COG .40 2.1 38 22.67 13.16 6254 18.97 30258 19.27 18.18 +.46 +16.5 CACI N CACI 15 266.31 156.15 285 218.27 1375 227.98 215.18 -3.07 -12.5sCactus N WHD .36 1.0 51 35.08 8.16 444 36.89 2114 37.10 32.30 +5.02 +41.5sCadencB N CADE .60f 2.8 22.52 4.63 1154 21.33 4559 22.52 20.15 +.81 +29.9 Cadence Q CDNS 35 149.08 51.39 3755 126.69 14088 147.98 122.62 -14.40 -7.1 Cadiz h Q CDZI 12.93 8.72 110 11.00 413 11.10 10.80 +.13 +3.3 CaesarStne Q CSTE .15e 1.2 16 14.46 7.65 345 13.02 1213 13.36 12.32 +.41 +1.0sCaesarsEnt Q CZR 98.16 6.02 3143 93.31 14117 98.16 83.92 -.13 +25.6 Cal-Maine Q CALM .86e 2.1 30 46.66 30.74 425 40.92 1672 41.30 37.81 +2.82 +9.0 Caladriu Q CLBS 4.89 1.05 4003 1.79 26886 2.15 1.52 +.01 +25.2sCalaLgS Q CPZ 1.32 6.8 19.25 9.20 86 19.32 572 19.51 18.47 +1.01 +10.8 CalaCvHi Q CHY 1.02 7.0 15.81 5.56 857 14.48 2151 15.65 13.92 -.73 +1.4 CalaCvOp Q CHI .96 6.9 14.96 5.41 930 13.88 2332 14.81 13.39 -.49 +2.5sCalaCv&Inc Q CCD 2.00 6.5 34.00 9.62 146 30.86 820 34.00 29.48 -1.07 +9.5 CalaGDyIn Q CHW .96 9.7 10.45 3.01 254 9.91 948 10.29 9.63 -.01 +3.7 CalaGTR Q CGO 1.20 7.9 16.27 6.22 65 15.10 156 16.17 14.54 -.64 +2.9 CalaStrTR Q CSQ 1.11 6.7 17.10 6.20 173 16.58 1101 16.98 16.11 +.18 +5.0sCalAmp Q CAMP 11 12.33 3.70 246 11.13 955 12.33 10.35 -.04 +12.2sCalavoGr h Q CVGW 1.15f 1.4 22 82.02 48.31 106 82.82 525 82.99 75.50 +7.57 +19.3 CaledoMn A CMCL .44f 3.1 29.39 6.51 151 14.05 524 14.76 13.30 -.11 -11.5 Caleres N CAL .28 1.6 8 17.75 3.12 371 17.40 1750 17.60 15.95 +1.54 +11.2 CalifWtr N CWT .92f 1.7 27 60.50 39.74 422 52.96 1367 55.84 51.90 -1.99 -2.0tCalithera Q CALA 8.18 2.46 1474 2.70 7057 3.00 2.38 -.22 -45.0sCalix N CALX 72 43.50 5.61 1765 38.93 6728 43.50 35.80 -.58 +30.8 CallGolf N ELY .04 .1 32.59 4.75 2175 28.60 10044 29.18 26.35 +.65 +19.1 CallidTh n Q CALT 38.00 19.00 21 27.49 124 30.14 26.50 -.58 -18.2 CallonPt rs N CPE/WI 27.50 3.80 sCalumetSp Q CLMT 4.43 .82 406 4.36 1630 4.46 3.89 +.47 +39.3 Calyxt Q CLXT 12.43 2.40 839 7.34 1870 10.42 6.10 -2.20 +73.9sCambium Q CMBM 47.87 3.57 369 40.13 1529 47.87 35.44 -2.16 +60.0sCambriaYld N SYLD .49e .8 59.96 21.81 293 59.88 442 60.30 56.71 +2.64 +34.3 CambFgnY N FYLD .75e 2.8 27.44 14.09 3 26.91 20 27.15 26.58 +.67 +11.4 CambGblV N GVAL .54e 2.4 22.50 13.69 11 22.24 48 22.35 21.91 +.45 +4.0 CamGblMo N GMOM .56e 2.0 29.67 20.69 3 28.22 18 28.40 27.59 +.37 +8.9 CambGlAss A GAA .55e 1.8 31.56 19.45 3 30.30 21 31.05 30.09 -.08 +3.7 CambrEmS N EYLD 38.50 18.85 9 37.26 29 38.15 36.77 +.11 +7.9 CambCann N TOKE 28.78 7.85 48 19.17 192 22.15 17.90 -1.23 +31.1tCambTail N TAIL 27.23 19.49 416 19.37 2000 19.70 19.32 -.33 -5.9sCamValMom N VAMO 23.20 12.54 3 22.65 212 23.98 21.70 +.28 +16.8sCambrBc Q CATC 2.20f 2.6 82.75 44.20 18 83.05 71 84.67 77.22 +6.83 +19.1sCamdnN Q CAC 1.32 2.9 13 44.80 25.74 58 45.12 264 45.18 41.23 +4.59 +26.1 CamdenPT N CPT 3.32 3.2 8 115.03 62.48 981 102.69 4408 106.73 99.70 -1.46 +2.8sCameco g N CCJ .32 17.99 5.30 9737 15.80 47022 17.99 14.50 +.14 +17.9 CampSp N CPB 1.48f 3.2 17 57.54 40.70 2149 46.59 9815 46.78 45.09 +1.11 -3.6 CampWrl N CWH .54 1.6 42.49 3.40 1549 33.11 6970 34.80 29.45 +1.81 +27.1 Camtek h Q CAMT .68f 2.6 52 30.39 6.27 338 26.23 3092 29.99 24.01 -1.37 +19.7 Can-Fite A CANF 2.98 1.15 371 1.84 3634 2.24 1.69 -.20 +3.4 Canaan Q CAN 25.78 1.76 14365 19.97 106386 25.30 16.91 +4.81 +236.8sCdaGoose N GOOS 66 50.05 12.94 1496 45.07 7173 50.05 42.39 +.24 +51.4sCIBC g N CM 4.72e 11 96.82 46.45 835 96.83 3298 97.23 92.44 +4.66 +13.3 CdnNR N CNI 1.81e 116.16 65.13 1539 112.37 6235 113.31 108.60 +3.05 +2.3sCdnNRs N CNQ 1.50 30.95 6.71 6978 31.06 26253 31.92 27.71 +3.77 +29.1 CP Rwy g N CP 1.53 29 379.00 173.26 441 362.66 2089 372.56 349.01 +6.60 +4.6 CdnSolar Q CSIQ 17 67.39 12.00 3689 40.58 12588 50.87 36.57 -6.35 -20.8 CanGen h Q CGIX 17.50 1.92 505 5.63 3487 6.65 5.00 -.88 +103.2 CannaeHl N CNNE 60 46.57 20.51 2073 38.20 9719 41.54 36.99 +.85 -13.7 Canon N CAJ 11 25.86 15.46 369 21.08 1743 22.05 20.73 -.55 +8.6 CanopyGr Q CGC 56.50 9.00 5871 31.17 29103 37.08 28.04 -1.58 +26.5sCanopyGr n Q CNXC 128.89 80.00 133 122.25 949 128.89 117.93 -1.26 +23.9 CantelMed N CMD .21e .3 57 89.10 20.81 531 75.10 2107 76.33 72.64 +.82 -4.8 CantbryPk Q CPHC .28 2.0 20 18.00 7.80 15 13.70 18 14.38 13.21 -.13 +14.5sCpStarFn Q CSTR .20 1.2 59 16.63 7.44 192 16.47 537 16.63 15.38 +.26 +11.7sCapBcp Q CBNK 10 17.86 6.98 56 18.00 186 18.50 15.62 +2.05 +29.2sCapCtyBk Q CCBG .60f 2.2 14 27.56 15.61 34 27.25 166 27.78 24.97 +2.71 +10.9sCapOne N COF .40m .3 11 127.05 38.00 4443 127.70 17610 128.45 120.78 +7.51 +29.2 CapOne pfJ N COFpJ 26.23 10.76 147 24.82 1103 24.95 24.39 +.61 -4.5 CapOne pfI N COFpI 26.75 11.51 130 25.10 868 25.31 24.85 +.25 -5.6 CpOne pf H N COFpH 26.80 16.51 14 25.77 143 25.90 25.57 +.20 -2.5 CapOne pfG N COFpG 26.75 14.00 11 25.47 119 25.57 25.22 +.20 -4.0 CapProd Q CPLP .40 4.0 4 11.15 5.18 77 9.88 504 10.21 9.58 +.29 +21.7 CapSenL s N CSU 41.36 6.75 12 29.16 227 33.65 26.61 -2.12 +136.3 CapSwst Q CSWC 1.68f 7.8 22.74 7.39 292 21.59 1070 22.60 20.70 -.31 +21.6 Capitala22 Q CPTAL 1.50 6.1 25.05 11.00 9 24.56 22 24.70 24.35 +.26 +1.5 Capitala rs Q CPTA 21 47.76 8.40 12 16.51 84 16.99 16.22 +.18 +14.6sCapFedFn Q CFFN .34a 2.5 21 14.09 8.75 1064 13.72 3388 14.09 13.40 +.41 +9.8sCapriHld N CPRI 49.06 5.42 1438 47.70 8213 49.06 44.25 +1.03 +13.6 Capricr h Q CAPR 12.32 .88 474 5.34 2240 6.48 4.62 -.80 +55.7 CapsteadM N CMO .47 8.0 7.85 1.97 1343 5.87 6189 6.18 5.66 +.14 +1.0 Capstd pfE N CMOpE 1.88 7.5 25.37 7.05 19 25.09 97 25.31 24.96 +.04 +2.0 CpstnTur Q CPST 15.28 1.00 389 8.21 2200 9.94 6.63 -.13 -23.3 CarGurus Q CARG 37 36.54 14.25 1907 25.37 7491 27.00 23.57 -.58 -20.0tCarLotz Q LOTZ 12.90 7.77 6967 7.89 23447 10.26 6.45 -1.03 -29.6 CarLotz wt Q LOTZW CaraThera Q CARA 22.60 8.88 715 18.09 2800 19.47 16.76 -.26 +19.6 CardOnc Q CRDF 25.50 .70 1521 9.72 5738 11.44 8.12 -.62 -46.0 CardnlHlth N CAH 1.94 3.6 11 59.46 39.05 2485 53.49 11461 53.68 51.63 +1.97 -.1 CardiovSys Q CSII 48.28 26.00 304 40.24 951 42.51 38.49 -1.06 -8.0 Cardlytc Q CDLX 161.47 27.33 1331 128.06 7446 149.24 118.37 -4.37 -10.3 Cardtronic Q CATM 42.09 15.71 433 38.54 3612 38.81 38.28 -.01 +9.2 CareTrust Q CTRE 1.00 4.4 24 23.88 7.16 552 22.75 2866 23.01 22.10 +.57 +2.6 CareDx h Q CDNA 99.83 13.04 1737 64.53 5351 88.07 56.82 -14.55 -10.9 Carlisle N CSL 2.10f 1.4 25 159.46 97.55 422 151.25 2341 151.48 143.88 +6.00 -3.2 CarlyleGp Q CG 1.24e 3.6 37.81 15.21 1380 34.55 6776 35.62 34.28 +.30 +9.9 CarMax N KMX 24 128.58 37.59 1622 123.20 6139 123.63 117.30 +3.69 +30.4tCrnyTcII un Q CTAQU 11.15 9.96 77 10.27 451 10.59 9.96 -.23 +.1 Carnival N CCL 33.34 7.80 83586 26.09 338974 29.59 23.26 -.66 +20.5 CarnUK N CUK 2.00f 8.9 31.32 7.08 3877 22.58 14081 25.16 20.60 +.02 +20.5 CarpTech N CRS .80 1.9 45.63 13.60 393 41.78 2453 44.48 39.00 +1.12 +43.5 CarrSrv N CSV .35f 1.0 38 36.85 13.54 115 34.06 457 34.41 32.78 +1.10 +8.7 CarrGlb n N CARR .08p 41.94 12.26 7047 36.94 29593 37.58 34.75 +.41 -2.1 CarrolsRst Q TAST 31 7.57 .98 622 6.29 2266 6.60 5.82 +.11 +.2sCars.cm N CARS 14.89 3.25 457 12.96 4586 14.89 11.90 +1.29 +14.7 CarterBk Q CARE .14p 46 17.47 6.30 66 13.34 376 13.37 11.89 +1.51 +24.4 Carters N CRI 2.00 2.3 28 105.41 60.17 1099 85.20 5059 86.44 80.50 +1.73 -9.4tCartesian un Q GLBLU 10.35 9.92 187 10.08 3242 10.14 9.92 +.02 -1.5sCarvana A N CVNA 323.39 22.16 2728 261.54 11374 323.39 242.50 -21.96 +9.2 CarverBc lf Q CARV 87 22.97 1.25 251 8.72 2513 11.28 8.18 -1.34 +34.4 CasaSys Q CASA 19 13.15 1.85 825 7.58 3337 8.69 7.07 -.63 +22.9 CasellaW Q CWST 63.58 34.35 418 62.28 1650 63.24 58.18 +4.36 +.5 Caseys Q CASY 1.36f .7 43 213.62 114.01 325 203.62 1229 205.60 194.94 +1.66 +14.0 CassInfo s Q CASS 1.08 2.4 13 48.42 28.85 88 45.10 388 45.45 43.63 +2.29 +15.9 PainThr Q SAVA 117.54 1.63 4058 43.41 15091 55.84 35.62 -5.17 +536.5 CastleBio Q CSTL 107.69 21.01 435 68.98 1682 84.11 61.04 -7.10 +2.7sCastlightH N CSLT 2.36 .60 2645 1.81 16096 2.36 1.62 +.11 +39.2 Catalent N CTLT 127.68 31.04 1298 104.55 5592 117.80 97.86 -9.16 +.5 CatalstB Q CBIO 8.22 3.43 437 5.69 2091 6.47 5.37 -.34 -9.8 CatalystPh Q CPRX 44 5.19 2.55 1699 3.53 7747 4.05 3.27 -.36 +5.7 CatchMTim N CTT .54 5.2 11.43 5.13 247 10.40 1027 10.72 10.03 +.19 +11.1 Caterpillar N CAT 4.12 1.9 40 226.67 87.50 3599 220.16 18503 222.58 208.47 +4.28 +21.0sCathayGen Q CATY 1.24 3.0 15 41.20 17.58 452 41.95 2106 42.07 37.67 +4.31 +30.3 CatoCp N CATO 11 16.51 6.07 415 11.90 1280 13.02 10.87 -.44 +24.1 CavcoInd Q CVCO 29 231.35 99.58 34 221.67 191 221.83 207.26 +10.76 +26.3 cbdMD A YCBD 6.83 .50 797 3.67 3599 4.30 3.30 -.07 +24.4 CecoEnv Q CECE .30 3.5 9.00 3.53 284 8.64 1086 8.80 8.03 +.44 +24.1sCedarF N FUN 3.74f 7.4 51.75 13.00 512 50.43 2330 51.75 47.70 +1.26 +28.2 CedarR pfB N CDRpB 1.81 7.1 25.75 6.85 3 25.38 18 25.43 24.80 +.28 +17.3 CedrRT pfC N CDRpC 1.63 7.3 24.59 6.00 4 22.40 26 22.60 22.05 +.14 +4.7 Cel-Sci A CVM 40.91 8.10 748 19.42 3033 19.59 16.83 +1.67 +66.6sCelanese N CE 2.72f 1.8 31 145.21 52.70 812 147.86 3949 148.77 139.42 +8.95 +13.8 Celcuity Q CELC 18.00 4.03 49 12.59 130 15.54 12.36 -1.62 +37.4 Celestic g N CLS 18 9.38 2.63 326 8.35 1444 8.60 7.95 +.07 +3.5sCelldexT Q CLDX 30.17 1.50 529 26.21 2458 30.17 22.62 -.87 +49.6 CellectB wt Q APOPW 2.41 CellectBi Q APOP 5.40 .40 254 2.86 685 3.74 2.57 -.48 +32.4 Cellectar Q CLRB 2.98 1.01 1609 1.73 7073 2.05 1.58 -.13 -16.8 Cellectis Q CLLS 34.71 7.32 775 18.19 2269 23.17 17.00 -3.31 -32.8 Celsion Q CLSN 6.50 .43 8778 1.71 35018 2.30 1.41 -.35 +140.5 CelsiusH Q CELH 70.66 3.22 1375 51.87 6063 70.50 45.97 -7.66 +3.1 Celyad Q CYAD 13.01 4.10 56 7.16 93 7.73 7.14 -.47 -8.2 Cementos N CPAC .50e 6.2 9.55 5.54 1 8.01 108 8.79 8.01 -.44 +7.4sCemex N CX .29t 7.41 1.55 10516 6.85 62750 7.41 6.41 +.24 +32.5 Cemig pf N CIG .08e 3.8 3.30 1.28 6172 2.10 43614 2.21 1.95 -.01 -27.1 Cemig N CIG/C .08e 3.1 9.54 1.30 32 2.54 250 2.70 2.34 -.03 -21.6 Cemtrx pf Q CETXP .13t 3.80 .57 1 2.30 6 2.58 2.30 -.05 +3.6 Cemtrex Q CETX 3.75 .60 1126 1.47 5600 2.09 1.30 -.39 +8.9sCenovusE N CVE .25 7.92 1.41 14815 8.21 62573 8.34 7.35 +.80 +35.9 Centene N CNC 19 74.70 43.96 5344 60.52 18115 60.68 58.37 +1.98 +.8sCntRsDvA Q CDEV 5.53 .24 26102 5.00 88444 6.09 3.95 +1.04 +233.3 CenterPnt N CNP .64f 3.1 25.39 11.58 4830 20.66 24044 20.80 19.38 +1.22 -4.5 Centrspce N CSR 2.80 3.9 8 77.36 43.58 60 72.71 189 72.82 68.50 +4.08 +2.9 Centogene Q CNTG 28.71 9.25 82 11.69 370 12.88 11.11 +.13 +8.4 CentElBr B N EBR/B 8.22 3.20 18 5.70 315 6.04 5.38 -.15 -19.5 CentElecBr N EBR 8.17 2.96 840 5.62 6552 5.93 5.30 -.16 -19.6 CnEurRusT N CEE .56e 2.3 25.91 12.68 86 24.08 128 24.79 23.89 -.01 CentGard lf Q CENT 21 51.23 23.82 58 49.50 499 49.50 45.97 +3.90 +28.2 CenGrdA lf Q CENTA 45.01 21.66 335 44.64 1374 44.68 41.75 +3.13 +22.9 CenPacFn N CPF .92 3.7 18 25.16 12.40 184 24.54 1163 24.60 22.96 +1.91 +29.1 CentSecur A CET 1.78e .6 36.92 19.40 53 36.06 95 36.59 35.55 +.31 +10.5sCntlVyCm Q CVCY .44 2.3 14 19.51 10.59 41 19.46 212 19.77 17.31 +1.79 +30.7 CentrusEn A LEU 30.97 3.76 156 23.50 530 25.35 20.56 +.01 +1.6sCentAl Q CENX 17.97 2.91 995 16.64 7031 17.97 14.10 +2.91 +50.9sCntyBcMA Q CNBKA .72f .8 15 97.25 51.40 10 94.50 71 97.25 91.60 +3.85 +22.2sCentCas Q CNTY 9.50 1.01 385 8.39 1465 9.50 7.36 +.33 +31.3 CentCmtys N CCS 12 63.44 9.04 487 57.81 2357 59.58 52.19 +2.48 +32.0 CeragonN Q CRNT 6.90 .99 3696 3.74 14697 4.58 3.40 -.66 +34.5 Cerecor h Q CERC 4.50 1.52 987 3.10 5074 4.15 2.87 -.27 +17.4 Cerence Q CRNC 139.00 11.39 1307 90.74 4375 120.95 83.03 -20.48 -9.7 CerevlTh n Q CERE 18.83 9.00 231 13.78 995 16.20 12.93 -1.38 -16.9 CerdHCM N CDAY 111.93 38.40 1698 84.28 7644 93.60 78.20 -5.38 -20.9 Cerner Q CERN .88f 1.3 28 84.20 53.08 4390 70.39 17839 70.60 67.96 +1.25 -10.3tCertara n Q CERT 41.79 29.25 2667 26.37 5538 36.94 25.50 -8.28 -21.8 CerusCp Q CERS 8.87 2.71 6863 6.20 21181 6.66 5.51 +.06 -10.4 Cervecer N CCU .74e 4.1 18.76 10.72 1286 17.95 4010 18.36 17.44 +.65 +22.1 CescaT h Q KOOL 5.14 tCF AcIV A n Q CFIV 10.60 9.72 610 9.91 1656 10.28 9.72 -.21 -5.1tCF AcqV un Q CFFVU 11.67 10.04 833 10.22 1721 10.53 10.00 -.07 -4.9tCF FnAcII A Q CFII 14.49 9.86 2126 10.18 6969 10.64 9.85 -.30 -4.7 CF FnAcII un Q CFACU 15.12 10.11 208 10.51 426 11.25 10.26 -.69 -2.1tChaisma Q CHMA 7.75 2.88 3899 3.08 14016 4.11 2.83 -.81 -29.2sChampX Q CHX 22.99 6.87 2759 23.37 10404 23.49 21.01 +2.10 +52.7 ChampO hrs Q CSBR 13.45 4.02 35 11.72 197 12.81 11.11 +.04 +8.6 ChangHl Q CHNG 24.21 6.18 5330 22.40 16338 23.13 22.02 -.47 +20.1 ChangHl un Q CHNGU 81.63 30.71 1 76.31 89 78.03 74.91 -1.30 +19.1 ChannAdv N ECOM 35 28.94 4.39 524 22.00 1615 24.00 19.91 -.60 +37.7 CharahSol N CHRA 5.75 1.28 58 3.59 466 4.22 3.45 -.49 +25.1 ChardnH un A CHAC/U stChrgePt N CHPT 33.35 22.01 6858 26.13 26235 33.35 19.50 -4.70 CharlsColv Q CTHR 2.70 .60 698 2.26 3072 2.59 2.05 -.12 +83.7 ChRvLab N CRL 38 303.79 95.58 354 273.82 1755 291.45 259.02 -12.32 +9.6 ChartInds Q GTLS 61 143.56 15.00 120.11 +2.0 ChartCm Q CHTR 681.71 345.67 1505 624.03 7144 629.70 598.01 +10.61 -5.7sChaseCorp A CCF .80 .7 33 117.13 52.00 38 118.37 114 118.37 109.50 +10.69 +17.2 ChathLTr N CLDT 1.32 9.7 29 14.96 3.44 349 13.66 1776 14.45 12.97 -.27 +26.5 ChkPoint Q CHKP 22 139.26 80.06 1649 114.25 7218 114.67 109.07 +4.01 -14.0 CheckC h Q CHEK 2.93 .24 6490 1.25 19962 1.55 1.00 -.12 +171.7 CheckmP n Q CMPI 23.10 8.61 19 13.71 115 15.30 13.22 +.41 -6.0 ChckPnt Q CKPT 5.38 1.05 2570 3.31 8534 3.51 2.62 +.10 +24.9sCheesecake Q CAKE 1.44 2.6 24 59.72 14.52 967 56.12 4572 59.72 52.39 +1.17 +51.4 CheetahM N CMCM 5.00 1.11 1071 2.39 4463 2.98 2.22 -.38 +32.8sChefsWhs Q CHEF 33.82 3.55 507 31.77 2131 33.82 30.14 +.63 +23.7 Chegg N CHGG 115.21 25.89 3025 87.55 14820 100.19 81.45 -8.98 -3.1 Chembio Q CEMI 15.89 2.25 834 4.28 3687 5.79 3.81 -1.28 -9.9 Chemed N CHE 1.36f .3 22 560.00 330.01 161 433.25 738 454.98 417.41 -11.96 -18.7 ChemoCntx Q CCXI 70.29 30.72 596 57.24 2974 70.21 55.27 -10.60 -7.6 Chemours N CC 1.00 3.6 29.37 7.02 2581 27.40 11945 27.46 23.92 +3.87 +10.5sChemungF Q CHMG 1.04 2.4 19 39.65 21.75 12 42.55 123 42.59 35.59 +7.34 +25.3sCheniereEn A LNG .56p 73.93 27.06 2529 72.65 12124 75.21 67.15 +5.26 +21.0sChenEnLP A CQP 2.62f 6.3 17 42.17 17.75 145 41.75 1439 42.50 40.29 +2.00 +18.4 CherHMtg N CHMI 1.08m 10.7 15.07 2.76 176 10.07 1024 10.43 9.54 +.25 +10.2 ChrHMt pfA N CHMIpA 2.05 8.1 26.82 6.98 2 25.47 10 25.55 25.31 +.09 +1.9 CherHM pfB N CHMIpB 26.25 4.63 7 24.75 20 24.94 24.70 +.06 +9.4 ChesEn pfD N CHKpD 4.50 178.4 13.83 1.64 2.52 sChespkUtil N CPK 1.62 1.4 26 111.40 69.47 70 112.82 304 113.20 105.30 +7.09 +4.3sChevron N CVX 5.16 4.7 20 107.58 51.60 23621 109.00 83469 109.13 101.40 +9.00 +29.1 Chewy N CHWY 120.00 20.62 5803 82.87 19359 105.98 75.14 -18.69 -7.8 ChiRivet A CVR .88f 3.2 33.60 18.00 2 27.25 56 28.92 25.91 -.24 +19.2 ChkSoup Q CSSE .45p 32.95 4.66 97 23.57 271 28.77 22.13 -2.00 +17.9sChkSoup pf Q CSSEP 2.44 9.3 26.90 10.00 1 26.35 19 26.90 26.20 +.17 +7.5 ChSoup25 n Q CSSEN 2.38 9.2 26.35 23.00 3 26.00 77 26.10 25.60 +.05 +5.3 Chicos N CHS .36f 15.4 4.03 .91 2961 2.34 14694 2.80 2.12 -.35 +47.2 ChildPlace Q PLCE 2.24 3.0 15 79.03 9.25 473 75.58 1704 76.71 70.07 +6.33 +50.9 Chimera N CIM 1.20m 10.1 21.53 6.42 2786 11.92 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+.10 +9.9 Chipotle N CMG 1564.91 415.00 535 1332.28 1929 1506.00 1256.27 -109.72 -3.9 ChoiceHtls N CHH 77 114.50 46.25 178 104.46 935 107.41 100.25 -.41 -2.1 ChoiceOn Q COFS .80 2.9 33.00 16.86 9 27.37 53 27.43 25.70 +1.99 -11.2 ChromaDx Q CDXC 23.66 2.50 7220 10.73 24767 16.82 9.25 -3.20 +123.5sChubbLtd N CB 3.12e 1.8 34 171.66 87.35 2177 171.67 9890 172.54 163.98 +9.09 +11.5 ChungTel N CHT 1.29e 3.2 40.25 34.46 125 39.88 543 40.00 39.22 +.47 +3.3 ChurchDwt N CHD 1.01f 1.3 26 98.96 47.98 1940 79.96 7617 80.25 77.62 +1.21 -8.3sChrchllD Q CHDN .62e .3 65 246.79 52.90 239 229.56 1093 246.79 218.24 -1.07 +17.8 ChuysHldg Q CHUY 72 46.14 7.28 387 41.90 1231 43.98 38.17 +.90 +58.2 CideraTh Q CDTX 4.45 1.30 936 2.31 5096 2.38 2.10 +.04 +15.5 CienaCorp N CIEN 61.52 30.58 2513 49.55 12463 53.50 47.52 -2.62 -6.2sCigna N CI 4.00p 1.7 16 230.90 118.50 2355 230.62 10670 232.45 211.04 +20.72 +10.8sCimarex N XEC .88f 1.3 10 65.63 12.15 1624 67.19 7631 67.41 57.92 +9.20 +79.1 Cimpress Q CMPR 62 121.87 CinciBcp Q CNNB 12 12.63 6.33 0 12.49 2 12.49 12.45 +.18 +4.5 CincB pfB N CBBpB 3.38 6.7 50.70 36.29 1 50.09 15 50.10 49.66 +.24 +1.0 CinciBell N CBB 66 16.05 11.66 385 15.29 1806 15.35 15.27 +.01 +.1 CinnFin Q CINF 2.52f 2.4 14 104.82 46.07 668 104.26 4183 104.68 98.28 +6.39 +19.3 Cinedig h Q CIDM 6.00 .25 13720 1.09 73756 1.50 .91 -.31 +69.0 Cinemark N CNK 1.44f 5.9 27.84 5.71 4159 24.29 23398 25.22 22.69 +1.84 +39.5 CinerRes N CINR 1.36 9.8 6 15.91 9.40 8 13.90 46 13.99 12.77 +.60 +10.4 Cintas Q CTAS .75e .2 48 369.20 154.33 570 339.35 2879 347.88 321.39 +15.01 -4.0sCircor N CIR .15 .4 40.50 8.00 150 35.08 851 40.50 33.16 -.53 -8.7 Cirrus Q CRUS 36 103.25 47.04 1135 77.61 5428 83.66 73.30 -4.17 -5.6 Cisco Q CSCO 1.45f 3.1 19 49.34 32.40 33160 46.25 112651 46.74 44.15 +1.38 +3.4 CitiTrends Q CTRN .32 .4 78 86.33 6.70 254 76.70 1255 83.26 68.70 -1.19 +54.4 Citi GBP N DGBP 45.45 22.33 24.75 Citi JPY N DJPY 25.89 18.57 19.37 CitJPY Dl N UJPY 30.22 20.25 25.47 CitiStratDv N DIVC 32.04 19.24 30.92 Citigp pfN N CpN 1.97 7.2 28.80 21.80 82 27.30 760 27.50 26.80 +.45 -4.2 CgpVelLCrd N UWT 6.63 .16 .16 sCitigroup N C 2.04 2.9 14 71.78 32.00 25394 70.23 128007 71.78 67.89 +4.35 +13.9 Citigp pfJ N CpJ 1.78 6.3 29.35 18.10 28 28.08 314 28.14 27.44 +.45 -1.3 Citigp pfK N CpK 1.72 6.2 28.78 17.76 122 27.91 502 28.03 27.15 +.55 -2.8 Citigrp pfS N CpS 1.58 6.3 26.33 19.61 25.00 -2.2 CitiusPh Q CTXR 2.90 .42 18144 1.79 77775 2.27 1.47 -.24 +75.5 Citiz&Nthn Q CZNC 1.08 4.6 15 24.82 14.92 59 23.45 187 24.41 21.26 +2.53 +18.2 CtzCmtyBc Q CZWI .23f 2.0 17 11.73 5.26 4 11.41 32 11.54 11.25 +.16 +4.7 CitizFincl N CFG 1.56 3.5 12 46.97 14.12 8908 44.30 46226 46.02 42.44 +.86 +23.9 CitizF pfD N CFGpD 29.06 12.02 24 27.79 91 27.93 27.19 +.30 -3.6 CitizFn pfE N CFG.PRE 26.98 12.03 34 25.93 173 25.97 25.51 +.28 -3.0 CitizHold Q CIZN .96 4.5 18 27.94 16.02 11 21.52 40 21.98 19.75 +1.95 +2.7 CitizInc N CIA 6.70 3.55 115 6.54 569 6.58 6.17 +.47 +14.1 CitrixSy Q CTXS 1.48f 1.1 30 173.56 103.79 1087 135.47 6083 139.49 130.19 +1.89 +4.1sCtyHld Q CHCO 2.28 2.8 15 80.74 53.06 69 80.95 273 80.99 75.99 +5.74 +16.4 CityOffce g N CIO .60m 12.36 6.12 183 10.88 1046 11.07 10.02 +.72 +11.4 CityOff pfA N CIOpA 1.66 6.5 27.46 12.00 2 25.40 46 25.97 25.19 +.24 -6.8sCivistaBcsh Q CIVB .44 2.1 11 21.74 11.25 64 21.42 279 21.95 19.56 +2.19 +22.2tClarimAc un Q CLRMU 10.75 10.00 221 10.00 728 10.27 10.00 -.19 -2.5 Clarivate N CLVT 33.55 15.00 21.95 16792 23.89 21.61 -.80 -26.1 Clarivat wt N CCC/WS sClarus Q CLAR .10r .6 18.59 7.00 183 17.99 771 18.59 17.45 +.63 +16.8 CleanEngy Q CLNE 19.79 1.05 10220 11.64 33918 14.10 10.15 -1.40 +48.1 CleanHarb N CLH 36 90.36 29.45 358 86.96 1886 87.80 84.00 +1.81 +14.3 CleanSp Q CLSK 42.60 .97 2805 22.09 10611 31.39 17.91 -1.84 -24.0 ClearChan N CCO 2.26 .36 2587 1.88 20216 1.92 1.64 +.16 +13.9 ClrBrTot rs N CTR 34.90 3.50 11.32 -3.4sClearOne Q CLRO .28 8.2 3.97 1.48 82 3.43 521 3.97 3.27 +.21 +51.1 ClearPt Q CLPT 31.29 2.86 2350 17.34 4224 25.55 13.01 -6.08 +9.1 ClearSign h Q CLIR 5.08 .35 281 4.46 783 4.95 3.77 -.27 +52.2 ClrAllCGr Q CACG 46.76 24.14 6 44.67 35 45.94 43.01 -.35 +1.4 ClrLgCap N LRGE 51.79 26.06 18 48.66 85 49.97 47.02 -.22 -2.7 ClrDvStr Q YLDE 36.43 22.64 35.46 3 36.27 35.46 -.07 -1.5 ClearMlp rs N CEM 46.41 3.75 82 23.12 439 23.91 21.67 +1.84 +37.8 ClrbEOp rs N EMO 33.80 3.55 9.65 -3.3 Clearfield Q CLFD 75 38.75 8.32 192 30.15 932 35.45 28.26 -2.26 +22.0 ClearsBio h Q CLSD 4.53 1.10 695 3.16 2150 3.71 2.66 -.15 +15.3 ClearwPpr N CLW .05p 8 45.81 11.88 251 39.12 1110 39.43 34.51 +4.11 +3.6 ClearwEn A N CWEN/A 1.19e 4.6 52 34.47 15.29 325 25.70 2047 27.45 24.85 -.45 -13.0 ClearwEn C N CWEN .93e 3.4 38 37.23 16.12 1315 27.19 5536 29.09 26.20 -.27 -14.8 CleBio h Q CBLI 10.97 1.27 316 5.77 1249 6.22 5.41 -.02 +67.2 ClevCliffs N CLF .24 1.7 4 18.77 2.63 25128 14.12 110482 15.00 12.77 +.78 -3.0 ClipRlty N CLPR .38 11.95 4.32 74 8.03 738 8.98 7.75 -.70 +13.9 Clorox N CLX 4.44f 2.4 20 239.87 156.68 1750 184.34 8069 184.39 176.73 +3.29 -8.7 Cloudera N CLDR 19.35 4.76 5225 14.66 20875 16.73 13.79 -1.48 +5.4 CloughGA A GLV 1.44 12.9 11.73 5.26 56 11.15 234 11.36 10.89 +.10 +7.6 CloughDv rt A GLVr .02 CloughGEq A GLQ 1.38 9.0 16.31 5.87 82 15.30 401 15.88 14.80 +.11 +11.5 ClghGlbOp A GLO 1.20 9.9 13.02 5.04 271 12.15 1128 12.81 11.73 -.03 +9.4tClovrHlth n Q CLOV 17.24 6.93 27387 7.84 132870 10.82 6.31 -1.56 -50.7 ClovisOnc Q CLVS 11.10 3.62 8715 5.58 42955 6.41 5.04 -.41 +16.3 CM LfSciA n Q CMLF 27.18 9.66 3401 16.41 13528 21.48 13.67 -3.60 +48.6 CMC Mat Q CCMP 1.76 1.1 36 179.27 85.26 317 164.54 1096 177.76 156.35 -5.96 +8.8 CoDiagn Q CODX 30.99 5.57 1494 12.34 6834 14.60 11.07 -1.42 +32.7 CoStar Q CSGP 952.76 500.24 1314 798.69 4252 830.00 743.06 -25.07 -13.6sCoastFn Q CCB 24 32.78 8.41 25 30.00 167 32.78 26.58 +2.00 +42.9 CCFemsa N KOF 1.75e 3.8 57.73 36.16 162 46.50 1139 47.09 42.40 +4.29 +.9 CocaCons Q COKE 1.00 .4 65 289.09 188.08 41 271.74 182 272.24 252.14 +15.08 +2.1 CocaCola N KO 1.68f 3.3 26 59.00 36.27 21304 50.79 89334 51.09 49.40 +1.80 -7.4 CocaCEur N CCEP 1.12f 2.1 31 55.25 28.35 646 52.89 4508 53.06 50.26 +1.94 +6.1 CocrystP Q COCP 3.04 .60 1844 1.41 7716 1.69 1.20 -.16 +3.7 CodaOct Q CODA 8.75 4.26 75 6.97 214 7.95 6.68 -.53 +10.8 CodeChain Q CCNC 97 11.62 .70 546 4.85 3120 7.60 4.22 -2.15 +150.0 Codexis Q CDXS 29.56 8.43 1032 19.51 4113 24.13 18.28 -2.60 -10.6 CodiakBio n Q CDAK 37.85 7.90 120 15.14 677 18.96 13.56 -1.06 -53.1 CdrsVlly Q CVLY .44f 2.3 22 22.50 10.62 24 18.80 138 18.99 16.86 +1.95 +10.8 Coeur N CDE 80 12.60 1.98 5666 8.77 28265 9.33 8.04 -.24 -15.3 CoffeeH Q JVA 6.48 1.76 55 4.53 371 5.35 4.33 -.48 +18.0 CogentBi rs Q COGT 14.88 1.18 719 7.93 2564 8.52 7.10 +.09 -29.4 CogentC Q CCOI 3.02f 5.2 72 92.96 53.20 475 58.37 2145 61.48 56.80 -1.48 -2.5 CognSys n Q CGNT 38.00 23.75 719 27.41 2665 31.67 25.70 -1.46 -27.9 Cognex Q CGNX .24f .3 52 101.82 35.20 696 78.34 5069 86.24 74.51 -4.25 -2.4 CognizTch Q CTSH .88 1.2 21 82.73 40.01 2779 73.71 16414 75.72 71.76 +.23 -10.1 CohBar Q CWBR 4.25 .85 495 1.38 2119 1.67 1.25 -.15 +3.0sCohen A COHN .80 2.9 52.70 2.77 44 27.47 6066 52.70 17.34 +10.35 +68.2 CohSClosed N FOF 1.04 8.0 13.45 6.27 82 12.95 392 13.34 12.75 -.16 +4.3 Cohen&Str N CNS 1.80f 2.7 42 78.82 33.52 150 65.89 727 67.99 63.61 +1.96 -11.3 CohStInfra N UTF 1.60 6.1 27.48 12.10 242 26.27 1100 26.85 25.14 +.78 +1.7 C&SLtDP&I N LDP 1.87 7.4 26.71 12.20 27 25.16 230 25.37 24.81 +.33 -5.4 C&SIncEgy N MIE 1.32 40.1 6.39 1.20 154 3.29 929 3.36 3.08 +.25 +41.8 CohStQIR N RQI .96 7.5 13.74 5.80 540 12.88 2828 13.31 12.55 -.13 +3.9 CohStRE N RNP 1.48 6.5 23.74 10.15 108 22.72 508 23.70 22.50 -.55 -.5 CohStSelPf N PSF 2.06 7.6 31.64 11.22 15 26.94 110 27.77 26.57 -.11 -4.1 CohenStTR N RFI .96 6.8 14.45 7.01 52 14.08 231 14.33 13.75 +.04 +6.1 Coherent Q COHR 264.64 78.21 532 235.18 1984 248.88 221.82 -6.76 +56.8 CoherusBio Q CHRS 22.22 10.86 2137 15.83 11051 16.81 14.77 -.41 -8.9 Cohu Q COHU .24 .6 51.86 8.89 3591 40.18 10955 46.84 36.50 -3.27 +5.2sColfax N CFX 36 49.19 12.23 1697 49.75 7009 50.05 44.38 +5.40 +30.1 ColgPalm N CL 1.76 2.3 24 86.41 58.49 10240 76.06 31714 76.36 74.18 +.86 -11.1tColicity un Q COLIU 10.90 10.01 123 10.25 2337 10.50 10.01 -.09 -2.6 CollPlant Q CLGN 24.26 6.00 155 13.07 599 15.13 11.41 -1.33 +21.4 CollctGr n Q CGRO 17.75 9.65 729 11.67 2845 13.64 10.30 -1.78 -18.3 CollctGr un Q CGROU 20.21 9.51 2 12.05 39 14.68 11.10 -2.15 -28.6 Collegium Q COLL 26.91 13.00 385 22.49 2348 23.62 21.16 -1.10 +12.3 CollierC un N CCH/U Colliers Q CIGI .10 .1 32 111.71 33.93 67 104.85 330 106.80 100.05 +1.33 +17.6 ColonyBk Q CBAN .41f 2.7 11 15.69 8.70 20 14.99 100 15.00 13.78 +.64 +2.3sColonCap N CLNY .44 7.3 6.19 1.33 5303 6.00 19651 6.19 5.64 +.08 +24.7sColCap pfG N CLNYpG 1.88 7.5 25.13 9.80 3 25.13 69 25.22 24.90 +.16 +4.7sColCap pfJ N CLNYpJ 24.67 7.32 50 24.77 137 24.77 24.24 +.40 +4.4sColCap pfI N CLNYpI 1.79 7.2 24.65 6.75 56 24.75 161 24.75 24.09 +.51 +4.9sColCap pfH N CLNYpH 1.78 7.2 24.50 6.92 32 24.58 101 24.60 24.14 +.29 +3.5 HutaoTc Q CSCW 1.34 .36 2395 .74 19520 .97 .63 -.18 +5.7 ColBnkg Q COLB 1.12a 2.4 24 49.72 19.11 300 47.29 2261 47.59 44.46 +3.00 +31.7 Col SusInt N ESGN 27.29 16.69 1 26.93 2 26.93 26.50 +.51 +6.5sCol SusUS N ESGS 32.99 18.00 1 33.09 3 33.14 32.16 +1.26 +10.6 Col MuniI N MUST 23.21 19.38 23 22.27 93 22.45 22.18 +.08 -.8sColumFn Q CLBK 33 17.15 10.27 300 17.19 1259 17.30 16.49 +.85 +10.5 ColEmxChi N XCEM 33.10 16.43 2 31.94 32 32.28 31.32 +.58 +6.4 Col EMCns N ECON .10e .3 32.40 17.37 24 29.12 199 30.16 28.58 -.01 +3.3 Col IndiaC N INCO .03e .1 53.00 26.16 6 51.65 22 52.54 50.72 +1.94 +7.2 ColumbPT N CXP .84f 5.8 8 20.15 7.63 606 14.41 4591 15.01 14.01 +.29 +.5 ColSelTec N STK .92a 3.2 31.52 13.50 79 28.55 468 30.79 27.40 -1.13 +4.8 ColuSprtw Q COLM 1.12f 1.1 63 112.21 51.82 455 102.19 2096 106.01 97.49 -.88 +16.9sColmbus Q CMCO .24 .5 16 54.65 19.20 178 53.12 651 54.65 50.81 +2.78 +38.2 comScore Q SCOR 4.50 1.80 2062 2.93 6901 4.02 2.91 -.72 +17.7tComSvrgn n Q COMS 5.49 2.55 2422 2.58 14653 3.93 2.25 -.72 sComcast Q CMCSA 1.00f 1.8 26 55.25 31.71 22046 55.09 110479 55.27 52.88 +2.37 +5.1 Comcst29 N CCZ 1.58e 2.3 73.00 49.75 0 68.00 0 68.00 68.00 +6.00 +13.4 Comerica N CMA 2.72 3.9 9 73.73 24.28 1357 69.88 7793 72.25 66.78 +1.78 +25.1sComfrtS N FIX .46f .7 17 69.96 27.54 264 69.88 1869 69.96 63.10 +7.94 +32.7 CommScpe Q COMM 16.04 5.50 2374 14.52 9860 15.39 13.75 -.07 +8.4 CmcBMO Q CBSH 1.05f 1.4 20 79.08 45.51 443 77.13 1917 77.46 73.85 +3.10 +17.4sCmclMtls N CMC .48 1.7 41 28.86 10.76 1898 28.76 11527 28.86 26.05 +3.61 +40.0 CmclVehcl Q CVGI 24 10.28 1.24 342 9.56 1571 10.12 8.71 +.37 +10.5sCommSys Q JCS .08 1.3 11.45 3.50 236 6.02 91413 11.45 5.13 +.72 +31.7sCmtyBkSy N CBU 1.68f 2.2 23 75.26 47.01 253 75.27 1027 75.36 71.45 +4.08 +20.8 CmtyBkTr Q ESXB .24f 2.9 17 8.51 4.00 83 8.26 608 8.32 7.70 +.50 +22.4sCmtyFinCp Q TCFC .50 1.5 13 35.55 17.50 41 34.45 174 35.56 30.32 +4.15 +30.1 CmtyHlt N CYH 1.67f 19.2 2 11.45 2.25 4136 8.69 15187 9.01 7.95 +.13 +17.0 CmtyHlt rt Q CYHHZ .00 CmtyHcT N CHCT 1.71f 3.8 51.88 20.12 134 45.31 628 45.56 42.63 +1.48 -3.8 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, March 6, 2021 

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sCmtyTrBc Q CTBI 1.52 3.4 12 44.16 26.45 96 44.23 457 44.32 41.13 +3.37 +19.4 CmtyWest Q CWBC .24f 2.3 13 11.21 5.27 2 10.45 10 10.45 10.15 +.57 +15.1 CommVlt Q CVLT 72.33 24.26 365 62.27 1741 67.10 58.88 -1.46 +12.5 CBD-Pao N CBD .08e .5 14 16.76 16.12 15.20 sCompDivHd N CODI 1.44 6.0 24.66 10.78 219 23.82 1247 24.66 22.61 +.17 +22.5 ComDivH pf N CODIpA 1.81 7.2 25.81 12.65 7 25.14 51 25.22 24.75 +.26 -.1 CompssMn N CMP 2.88 4.4 38 69.24 34.39 188 65.36 1053 66.66 61.65 +2.27 +5.9 CmpsPth n Q CMPS 61.69 28.53 540 41.08 2042 51.66 33.61 -4.04 -13.8 Compugn Q CGEN 19.90 5.94 2849 8.30 9856 10.26 7.10 -1.03 -31.5 CmptrPr Q CPSI .40 1.3 31 36.37 16.93 71 30.80 392 32.21 29.58 -.65 +14.8sCmpTask Q CTG .24 2.8 9.00 2.86 49 8.56 653 9.00 8.32 +.24 +39.9 Compx A CIX .40 2.7 16 17.45 10.53 8 14.79 30 14.80 14.16 +.69 +3.9 CmstkH Q CHCI 15.72 1.06 45 5.06 246 5.95 4.66 -.52 +59.6 ComstMn A LODE 9.85 .33 3446 4.33 14650 5.67 3.60 -1.08 +316.3 ComstkRs N CRK 8.48 4.05 3139 5.94 14294 6.23 5.64 +.23 +35.9 Comtech Q CMTL .40 1.4 19 29.80 11.48 285 28.17 1354 29.49 26.25 +1.29 +36.2 ConAgra N CAG 1.10f 3.1 23 39.34 22.83 6530 35.50 20638 35.78 33.89 +1.57 -2.1 ConcertPh Q CNCE 13.50 5.47 403 6.21 1538 6.99 5.56 -.48 -50.9 ConcdMed N CCM 5.89 1.13 40 3.15 144 3.87 3.09 -.45 +15.0 ConcrPump Q BBCP 6.97 1.82 237 6.25 809 6.55 6.10 +.09 +63.2 CondHos rs A CDOR .78e 15.8 9 10.71 2.17 12 4.94 113 5.10 4.86 +.03 +25.4sConduent Q CNDT 6.50 1.54 1943 6.32 13411 6.50 5.45 +.94 +31.7 Conformis h Q CFMS 1.49 .50 7037 .90 79593 1.27 .80 -.11 +36.1 ConiferH Q CNFR 5.00 2.00 71 3.50 258 3.84 3.31 -.09 +6.4 Conifer23 Q CNFRL 1.69 6.8 25.00 8.50 1 24.99 10 25.00 24.35 +.72 +17.9 Conmed N CNMD .80 .6 129.18 37.66 310 123.72 1455 126.59 115.00 +.66 +10.5 Conns Q CONN 8 16.93 2.83 308 14.26 1447 15.22 13.05 +.07 +22.0sConnectOne Q CNOB .36 1.4 17 25.77 8.85 215 25.83 882 26.19 22.84 +2.60 +30.5sConocoPhil N COP 1.72f 2.9 56.99 20.84 18693 58.34 57252 59.49 52.17 +6.33 +45.9 ConsolCom Q CNSL 1.55 25.6 8.81 3.47 774 6.06 2690 6.09 5.16 +.80 +23.9 ConEd N ED 3.10f 4.5 14 94.63 62.03 3703 68.30 16103 69.03 66.06 +2.65 -5.5 ConsolWtr Q CWCO .34 2.5 37 18.10 10.01 110 13.67 523 13.84 13.01 +.72 +13.4 ConstellA N STZ 3.00 1.4 17 242.62 104.28 941 217.01 5224 219.97 208.59 +2.87 -.9 ConstellB N STZ/B 2.72 1.3 17 240.90 107.51 210.92 1 220.17 209.85 -11.33 -3.8 ConstPh Q CNST 50.90 17.00 480 26.31 1943 27.47 24.00 +1.11 -8.6 ConstPrt Q ROAD 35 36.58 11.96 285 28.71 1788 30.79 27.25 -.23 -1.4 ConsuPtf Q CPSS 8 5.12 1.00 16 4.15 131 4.31 3.80 -.01 -2.1 CnE pfB N CMSpB 4.50 4.1 113.08 99.60 0 109.50 2 112.45 109.48 -.50 +.4 ContainStr N TCS 40 18.48 1.80 1865 15.19 6555 16.85 13.90 -.14 +59.2sContango A MCF 5.42 .84 2158 5.24 6658 5.56 4.80 +.37 +128.8tContxtLog n Q WISH 32.85 16.34 6662 17.77 24285 20.50 15.06 -1.84 -2.6sContlRescs N CLR 29.33 6.90 4712 31.74 13697 32.02 24.33 +7.56 +94.7tContrFc h Q CFRX 10.50 4.45 351 4.84 1272 5.52 4.40 -.41 -4.2 CONX un Q CONXU 11.72 9.91 20 10.18 681 10.93 10.15 -.68 -2.6 ConyPkII Q CPAA 12.08 8.05 8.86 ConPkII un Q CPAAU 13.74 9.29 9.91 CooTek N CTK 7.45 2.46 662 2.83 2904 4.38 2.71 -1.27 +2.2sCooperCo N COO .06 81 396.86 236.68 700 388.17 1921 401.92 368.05 +2.04 +6.8sCooperTire N CTB .42 .7 82 59.02 13.82 1311 57.92 6624 59.02 56.85 +.68 +43.0 CooperStd N CPS 43.01 6.64 129 37.16 583 40.34 33.27 +1.34 +7.2sCopaHold N CPA 2.64f 3.0 94.91 24.00 640 89.29 3342 94.91 82.94 -2.38 +15.6 Copart Q CPRT 39 130.96 55.69 1079 106.39 7558 110.78 101.92 -2.77 -16.4 Copel N ELP .26e 2.4 17.01 8.28 928 10.84 5545 11.42 10.17 +.22 -24.2 CorbusPhm Q CRBP 9.78 .91 8299 1.87 49763 2.55 1.63 -.31 +49.6 Corcept Q CORT 28 31.18 9.70 727 24.55 3961 25.61 23.02 -.60 -6.2 CoreLabs N CLB .04 .1 38.12 6.68 872 35.82 3458 37.34 33.64 +.28 +35.1 CoreMold A CMT .05 14.92 1.03 10 12.38 149 13.50 11.60 +.23 -12.1sCoreMrk Q CORE .52f 1.4 39 38.59 20.94 334 37.08 1865 38.59 34.40 +4.50 +26.3 CorePtLd N CPLG 21 10.00 2.18 188 8.78 1327 9.49 8.30 -.33 +27.6 Corecivic N CXW 1.76 22.7 8 16.57 5.76 2312 7.74 10619 7.99 7.23 +.56 +18.2 CoreLogic N CLGX 1.32 1.7 90.70 24.69 3002 79.09 12867 86.60 78.50 -5.57 +2.3 CorEn pfA N CORRpA 1.84 9.4 25.08 7.57 46 19.60 152 20.28 18.12 +1.26 +8.5 CorEnInf N CORR .20 2.7 4 39.03 3.56 509 7.39 1840 8.18 6.87 -.08 +7.9 CoreSite N COR 4.88 4.4 56 141.50 90.07 456 111.49 2886 122.42 107.23 -10.22 -11.0 CorMedix Q CRMD 18.80 2.16 1847 7.37 21011 10.49 6.41 -7.63 -.8 CornrstBld N CNR 13.58 2.54 1979 12.81 6445 12.90 11.20 +1.42 +38.0 CorOnDem Q CSOD 55.50 22.22 401 47.79 2776 53.09 45.91 -2.73 +8.5 CrnstTotR A CRF 3.35 25.9 13.34 5.43 523 12.92 2375 13.02 12.45 +.30 +13.3 CrnrstnStr A CLM 3.40 25.7 13.53 5.52 860 13.25 3945 13.25 12.84 +.48 +13.0sCorning N GLW .96f 2.6 16 39.78 17.44 3875 37.46 25666 39.78 35.97 -.78 +4.1 CpBT JCP N JBN 1.75 293.1 5.24 .50 .60 CorpOffP N OFC 1.10 4.2 50 28.54 15.23 649 26.18 3872 26.66 25.46 +.18 +.4 Corsair n Q CRSR 51.37 14.09 3608 31.84 11824 37.65 28.51 -4.00 -12.1 Corteva N CTVA .52 1.2 47.15 20.38 2854 44.84 14715 46.81 42.90 -.31 +15.8 Cortexym Q CRTX 58.99 26.66 282 37.99 1640 38.11 32.59 +3.92 +36.8 CortlndB Q CLDB .56 2.8 22.37 11.10 3 20.06 42 22.33 19.26 +.76 +7.2 Cort1Aon27 N KTN 2.05 6.3 35.22 25.23 0 32.30 3 32.92 31.35 -.44 -2.8 CortsPE N KTH 2.00 5.9 34.95 29.00 33.70 0 34.00 33.70 +.12 -1.7 Corvel Q CRVL 42 110.80 44.67 62 105.83 232 106.25 101.05 +4.33 -.2 CorvusPh Q CRVS 6.88 1.01 1202 2.88 6341 3.65 2.55 -.60 -19.1 Cosan Ltd N CZZ .26e 1.3 21.25 8.56 4435 20.29 9884 20.67 17.17 +1.86 +10.1sCostamre N CMRE .40 4.1 10.52 3.16 883 9.80 4787 10.52 9.34 +.15 +18.4 Costam pfB N CMREpB 1.91 7.5 25.50 10.64 1 25.45 13 25.45 25.10 +.25 +1.6 Costmr pfC N CMREpC 2.13 8.3 26.00 12.31 5 25.74 19 25.96 25.49 +.19 +2.3 Costam pfD N CMREpD 2.19 8.4 26.05 12.96 16 25.97 39 25.99 25.70 +.20 +2.5 Costco Q COST 2.80f .9 45 393.15 276.34 8089 317.32 27382 336.00 307.00 -13.68 -15.8 Coty N COTY .50 6.4 9.44 2.65 12413 7.82 57064 8.53 7.16 +.15 +11.4 CountrP Q 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Q CRSA 13.11 9.10 234 10.09 1051 10.25 9.86 -.11 -3.4sCrescCap Q CCAP 1.64 9.7 18.22 6.21 10 16.95 189 18.22 16.41 +.30 +16.3sCrescPtE g N CPG .03 24 4.20 .51 10776 4.35 36695 4.35 3.67 +.69 +85.9sCrestEq N CEQP 2.50 9.7 25.63 2.65 608 25.90 3860 26.11 21.95 +3.95 +36.5 Cresud Q CRESY 4.29e 6.48 2.32 190 4.46 1776 5.17 4.30 -.61 -6.9 Crexendo n Q CXDO 12.78 5.25 72 6.28 367 6.33 5.64 +.41 -9.4 Crinetic Q CRNX 23.70 10.63 109 15.11 501 15.98 13.84 -.18 +7.1 Criteo SA Q CRTO 27 37.18 5.89 1380 31.61 7273 35.97 29.30 -2.78 +54.1 Crocs Q CROX 84.09 8.40 1239 75.30 5238 81.98 70.34 -1.42 +20.2 CronosGp Q CRON 9 15.83 4.00 5723 9.48 26211 11.67 8.66 -.97 +36.6 CrossAmer N CAPL 2.10 11.6 95 19.32 6.81 73 18.06 444 18.30 17.31 +.94 +5.2 CrssCtryHl Q CCRN 13.42 4.50 239 11.89 1390 12.21 11.15 +.78 +34.0 CrosTim N CRT 1.75e 19.0 9 9.43 4.01 41 9.20 167 9.32 8.76 +.35 +11.7 CrowdStr Q CRWD 251.28 31.95 9430 183.12 25091 231.16 168.67 -32.88 -13.5 CrwnCstle N CCI 4.80 3.2 93 180.00 114.18 3772 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13 70.00 56.22 +11.69 +110.1sDiscIncC Q DISCK 27 51.83 15.43 10176 53.00 33047 53.73 45.28 +8.00 +102.4 DishNetw h Q DISH 13 37.89 17.09 4212 33.81 18896 34.49 31.47 +2.30 +4.5 Disney N DIS 1.76 .9 200.60 79.07 10053 189.99 53209 197.96 183.34 +.95 +4.9 DiverHlth Q DHC .04m .8 3 7.28 2.00 1398 4.80 6723 4.86 4.44 +.30 +16.5 DiverHl42 Q SNHNI 1.41 6.5 24.66 4.50 31 21.48 218 21.59 20.43 +1.18 -8.9 DiverHl46 Q SNHNL 1.56 6.8 25.70 5.07 23 23.02 106 24.29 22.11 +.85 -6.0 Div&Inco N DNI 1.63 16.6 12.20 6.55 9.79 DixieGrp h Q DXYN 6.00 .53 1076 2.94 3789 6.00 2.26 -2.52 +15.3tDocebo n Q DCBO 68.00 38.99 130 40.42 357 47.51 37.21 -3.12 -37.9 DrReddy N RDY .29e .5 73.50 33.33 263 61.30 1459 62.60 59.90 +1.33 -14.0 DocuSign Q DOCU 290.23 64.88 6773 204.31 23877 246.11 188.91 -22.35 -8.1tDocuSec rs A DSS 15.60 2.90 3110 3.33 13029 3.74 2.75 -.20 -46.6 DgssInt A Q DOGZ 7 4.85 .78 1022 1.60 5748 2.12 1.48 -.37 -24.2sDolbyLab N DLB .88 .9 31 101.52 44.68 490 98.56 3919 101.52 93.73 +.93 +1.5 DollarGen N DG 1.44 .8 26 225.25 125.00 2522 178.71 17737 193.55 174.35 -10.28 -15.0 DollarTree Q DLTR 14 115.45 60.20 2406 104.08 16350 104.69 95.86 +5.88 -3.7 DolphE wt h Q DLPNW .41 DolphEn rs Q DLPN 12.45 1.64 85 4.08 414 5.03 3.80 -.58 +20.0 DomEngy N D 2.52m 3.6 89.06 57.79 8083 69.86 28384 70.57 67.85 +2.17 -7.1 DomEng un N DCUE 111.27 75.93 474 93.65 1014 95.05 91.90 +.82 -6.7 DomRs76 N DRUA 26.50 19.01 29 25.58 177 25.70 25.37 +.19 -2.3 Dominos N DPZ 3.76f 1.1 27 435.58 275.22 736 330.24 4146 349.60 319.71 -16.27 -13.9 Domo B Q DOMO 79.00 7.62 731 56.49 2585 68.81 50.62 -7.24 -11.4 Domtar g N UFS 1.82 4.9 39.33 18.40 1037 37.39 5672 37.96 34.94 +.34 +18.1 Donaldson N DCI .84 1.4 31 62.70 31.08 395 59.12 2307 60.67 56.82 +.21 +5.8 DonegalA Q DGICA .60f 4.1 26 16.19 11.22 95 14.57 449 14.74 13.86 +.87 +3.6 DonegalB Q DGICB .60f 4.5 26 14.61 10.51 0 13.24 1 13.24 12.35 +.50 +12.1sDonlleyRR N RRD .12 3.0 4.70 .72 1520 4.02 16872 4.70 3.56 +.62 +77.9sDonnlyFn N DFIN 29.78 4.04 343 28.06 2269 29.78 25.77 +2.07 +65.4 DoorDash n N DASH 256.09 135.38 6173 151.48 24054 173.79 138.45 -18.01 +6.1 DorchMin Q DMLP 1.85e 12.4 9 15.28 8.52 73 14.89 270 15.10 14.21 +.44 +36.5 DorianLPG N LPG 9 14.90 6.08 693 12.99 4944 13.43 12.18 +.54 +6.6sDorman Q DORM 33 106.24 44.49 199 106.59 749 106.79 99.85 +6.88 +22.8 DouYu Q DOYU 20.54 6.11 4103 14.70 14455 15.72 13.13 +.36 +32.9 DoubLnY N DLY 20.10 14.24 116 19.38 790 19.70 19.05 +.26 +4.7 DoubIncSol N DSL 1.80a 10.0 19.98 10.35 418 17.92 1922 17.94 17.47 +.45 +8.1 DblLOppCr N DBL 2.00a 10.0 21.10 14.80 81 20.03 217 20.19 19.70 +.37 +1.9 DougDyn N PLOW 1.14f 2.3 25 50.86 24.12 96 49.61 478 50.42 47.41 +1.43 +16.0 DEmmett N DEI 1.12 3.4 19 41.43 22.88 2843 33.00 10980 34.16 32.14 +.25 +13.1sDover N DOV 1.96 1.5 28 130.41 62.95 808 130.06 4454 130.64 123.58 +6.80 +3.0 DoverMot N DVD .07m 3.3 10 2.66 1.06 31 2.15 303 2.27 2.13 -.06 -5.3sDow Inc N DOW 2.80 4.5 64.04 21.95 3882 62.91 26719 64.04 60.09 +3.60 +13.4 DragVi rs Q LYL 4.94 .85 284 1.36 3282 2.05 1.15 -.44 -41.9tDrgnGrOp n Q DGNS 14.62 10.50 235 10.98 1170 12.19 10.50 -.59 -3.9sDraftKin Q DKNG 72.16 10.60 25787 59.52 137902 72.16 54.35 -2.01 +27.8 Continued from previous page NYSE, NYSE American and Nasdaq Exchanges Continued on next page Exch. 52-week Vol Friday Vol Weekly YTD Name Market Symbol Div Yield PE High Low 1000s Last 1000s High Low Chg % Chg Exch. 52-week Vol Friday Vol Weekly YTD Name Market Symbol Div Yield PE High Low 1000s Last 1000s High Low Chg % Chg MONEY & MARKET$Page 6 www.sunnewspapers.net The Sun/Saturday, March 6, 2021 

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DrmFndrs n Q DFH 31.98 17.55 377 21.56 1203 24.18 20.15 -1.87 +2.9sDril-Quip N DRQ 38.72 22.25 409 38.91 1443 38.91 33.45 +4.95 +31.4 DriveShack N DS .48 20.4 6 3.65 .86 3146 2.35 12123 2.72 2.02 -.26 -1.3 DriveS pfB N DSpB 2.44 11.6 25.60 5.27 21.00 8 21.02 20.04 -.08 +10.9 DriveS pfC N DSpC 2.01 10.0 21.65 3.73 1 20.05 3 20.76 19.78 -.07 +6.2 DriveS pfD N DSpD 2.09 10.3 23.25 4.88 2 20.25 6 21.18 19.20 +.09 +6.7 DrivnBrnd n Q DRVN 35.56 25.30 612 27.56 2572 30.98 25.58 -.94 +3.3 Dropbox Q DBX 25.70 14.55 9112 23.48 50923 23.53 22.24 +.94 +5.8 DuPnt pfA N DDpA 3.50 3.9 89.65 73.69 1 89.00 2 89.00 85.60 +3.04 +.6 DuPnt pfB N DDpB 4.50 4.3 118.98 80.00 0 105.00 5 106.48 102.40 +1.25 -9.3 DuPont N DD 1.20 1.6 87.27 28.33 4741 74.03 28957 75.87 71.00 +3.71 +4.1 DuckCrT n Q DCT 59.40 35.10 1083 43.48 4955 50.65 40.78 -3.82 +.4 Ducomun N DCO 24 59.00 16.27 70 57.00 292 58.99 52.44 +2.60 +6.1 DuddllSt A n Q DSAC 11.20 9.69 80 10.05 603 10.50 9.86 -.28 +.9 DuddllSt un Q DSACU 13.37 9.80 4 10.75 34 11.60 10.66 -.64 +.7 Df&PGblUt N DPG 1.40 10.6 15.19 5.46 167 13.25 1059 13.42 12.95 +.20 +8.6 DufPUC N DUC .60 5.6 10.82 7.97 396 10.62 1373 10.80 10.42 +.16 +6.0 DukeEngy N DUK 3.86f 4.4 22 101.69 62.13 3787 88.53 16538 89.00 85.80 +2.94 -3.3 DukeEn 73 N DUKH 1.28 5.0 26.97 20.20 17 25.63 100 25.70 25.35 +.26 -4.6 DukeRlty N DRE 1.02f 2.6 49 43.45 25.19 1474 38.96 11211 40.01 37.74 -.29 -2.5 DuluthH Q DLTH 20 17.30 2.82 169 14.35 1236 16.24 12.91 +.37 +35.9 DuosTch Q DUOT 7.85 3.26 24 6.36 170 7.47 6.00 +.33 +50.0 DurectCp Q DRRX 2.96 .95 2315 2.05 10803 2.34 1.85 -.17 -1.0 DyadicInt Q DYAI 10.98 2.51 146 4.95 840 5.54 4.70 -.36 -8.0 Dycom N DY 93.59 12.24 568 87.53 3727 89.14 74.05 +10.95 +15.9 Dynagas N DLNG 1.00 34.4 3.97 .98 96 2.91 470 3.00 2.77 +.05 +16.4 Dynags pfA N DLNGpA 2.25 9.1 25.10 7.50 5 24.62 22 24.72 24.50 +.12 +12.7 Dynags pfB N DLNGpB 22.60 9.90 4 20.85 58 20.96 20.56 -.07 +12.7 Dynatronic Q DYNT 2.67 .52 758 1.07 5959 1.51 .94 -.44 +32.1 DynavaxT Q DVAX 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7.59 4015 34.67 15789 53.80 28.53 -11.66 +64.2 eHealth Q EHTH 151.66 47.84 1057 53.00 4353 59.75 48.90 -6.42 -24.9sELF Inc N ELF 27.29 7.58 867 25.78 4666 27.29 24.20 +.13 +2.3sEMCOR N EME .32 .3 44 104.42 41.85 321 104.48 1867 105.15 98.61 +7.11 +14.2 EMX Roy g A EMX 3.81 1.18 271 2.96 1913 3.33 2.81 -.28 -11.6sENDRA h Q NDRA 3.05 .60 2609 2.22 17448 3.05 1.79 -.28 +196.0 ENDRA wt Q NDRAW 1.30 ENGlobal Q ENG 9.40 .46 1812 4.31 7641 5.68 3.61 -.83 +34.7 ENI N E 1.29e 5.3 25.43 12.10 610 24.22 3000 24.34 22.80 +1.34 +17.6sEOG Rescs N EOG 1.65f 2.2 73.87 27.00 6636 74.58 29953 74.86 63.95 +10.02 +49.5 EPAM Sys N EPAM 86 402.62 151.97 415 358.55 1720 390.40 346.91 -15.06 +.1 EPR Prop N EPR 4.32 9.5 14 61.79 12.56 656 45.60 4150 48.23 42.23 +.42 +40.3 EPR pfC N EPRpC 1.44 5.8 28.56 8.61 13 24.78 145 24.92 24.00 +.48 +7.7 EPR pfE N EPRpE 2.25 6.8 37.84 13.10 12 33.00 34 33.79 32.21 -.41 +4.2 EPR Pr pfG N EPRpG 1.44 6.0 25.90 8.84 10 23.87 88 24.01 23.42 +.26 +2.0 EQT Corp N EQT .12 .7 19.69 4.90 7308 17.98 31859 19.42 16.99 +.19 +41.5sESSA Bcp Q ESSA .48f 2.7 13 18.00 9.70 32 17.75 152 18.00 15.93 +2.04 +18.3 ETF SITRis N RISE 21.41 19.85 19.95 ETF JrSil N SILJ 18.84 4.84 2961 14.54 12542 15.85 13.73 -.87 -10.9 ETF Cyber N HACK 64.36 29.02 300 54.48 1355 58.25 52.38 -1.71 -5.4 ETF MobP N IPAY .19e 72.38 30.56 204 67.28 761 70.39 64.34 -.92 +1.1 ETF M AlH N MJ 34.58 8.81 3692 21.21 13716 24.50 19.51 -1.35 +47.8 ETF M Vid N GAMR 120.76 35.50 31 88.44 104 92.54 86.88 +.91 +12.0 ETF Trav N AWAY 34.25 11.24 750 30.90 3221 33.30 29.20 -1.84 +19.3 ETF UlSh N VALT 50.31 47.63 3 49.72 6 49.76 49.69 -.04 -.1 ETF GlCld N IVES 60.00 22.11 8 48.57 38 54.10 46.50 -4.37 -6.8 ETF AIPw N AIEQ 42.64 19.14 72 37.30 259 40.25 35.22 -1.13 +5.1 BlStIsrTc N ITEQ 80.20 29.62 94 64.91 306 72.63 61.77 -5.90 -5.6 ETF Clim N ETHO 59.04 27.77 9 55.50 96 57.59 53.60 -.25 +4.5 ETF Acq N ZIG 24.83 17.19 6 23.89 40 23.97 22.96 +.52 +3.8 ETFAlpAlt N ALFA 87.67 37.22 4 74.09 13 84.00 69.45 -6.16 -3.5 FundStab N DSTL 38.02 20.95 45 37.46 217 37.74 36.09 +.69 +3.1 ChngFnDvr N CHGX 30.68 15.00 28 29.16 103 30.20 28.27 -.32 +1.5 ETF EmM N EEMD 22.94 13.76 1 22.49 10 22.67 22.21 +.31 +3.8sETF spx H N SPDV 28.46 15.21 7 28.58 69 28.58 27.62 +1.22 +15.9 ETF GOP N MAGA 33.91 16.33 8 33.58 28 33.58 32.44 +1.38 +13.2 NtDUSEq ef N MXDU 40.04 21.26 1 37.19 2 38.66 36.57 -.73 +.6 NtRkBsInt ef N RBIN 27.89 18.88 0 26.33 1 26.77 26.33 -.13 -2.9 RsBsUSE ef N RBUS 36.77 21.02 1 34.61 1 35.43 33.69 -.30 -.9 ETF RvCp N RVRS 21.06 10.34 6 20.99 54 20.99 20.08 +.61 +12.1 ETF BrVl N BVAL 16.90 11.41 16.15 sETFDeepV N DVP .66e 2.0 33.29 16.14 34 33.29 99 33.44 31.83 +1.67 +19.8 GlGoGld N GOAU 26.77 8.96 74 18.28 295 18.45 17.51 +.47 -8.1 ETF OCIO N OCIO 31.11 21.57 0 30.49 1 30.80 30.12 +.09 +1.4 PremisCap N TCTL 31.37 23.29 4 30.68 26 31.05 30.13 +.09 +2.5 AptBehMo N BEMO 37.29 25.66 50 35.37 131 36.40 34.71 -.42 -1.9 EtfLonCanc Q CNCR 35.82 12.00 7 29.72 35 32.51 28.48 -1.80 -6.3sEtfAlpSmC Q SMCP 29.95 15.55 28.89 11 29.95 28.74 -.25 +10.0 EtfUSGblJ N JETS 27.33 11.25 10583 25.71 42293 26.93 24.12 -.40 +14.9 ETF BioPr N BBP 61.40 30.83 0 53.52 5 55.68 52.15 -1.37 +.6 ETF ClinT N BBC 62.60 23.00 10 52.04 49 56.61 48.67 -2.34 +4.9 InfrCpPfd N PFFR 25.64 11.35 15 23.62 59 23.69 23.23 +.29 +.3 EtfNwfMSec N NFLT 1.13e 4.5 26.37 19.78 2 25.25 10 25.36 25.17 -.05 -1.7 EVO Pay Q EVOP 30.00 10.12 263 26.52 1805 26.61 24.74 +1.06 -1.8 EXFO g Q EXFO 4.69 2.00 39 4.18 258 4.32 4.14 -.07 +22.6 eXp Wrld s Q EXPI 90.00 3.26 3918 44.11 12856 71.90 38.21 -16.28 +39.8sEagleBncp Q EGBN .88 1.7 13 52.35 23.08 142 52.08 626 52.35 49.32 +3.19 +26.1sEagBcMT Q EBMT .39f 1.5 8 25.89 11.74 49 25.27 234 25.89 21.95 +3.50 +19.1 EagleCGr A GRF .50e 2.3 8.25 5.20 4 8.00 23 8.00 7.85 +.22 +.3sEagleMat N EXP .40 .3 15 130.27 41.83 261 126.11 2112 130.27 120.46 +.73 +24.4 EaglePhm Q EGRX 43 56.16 33.80 255 43.25 941 45.94 39.90 -1.25 -7.1 EaglePtCr N ECC 2.35 20.6 14.49 3.78 135 11.39 640 11.63 11.10 +.30 +12.9 EaglPt pfB N ECCB 1.94 7.5 26.42 13.30 7 25.81 36 25.95 25.57 +.16 +2.2sEagleP27 N ECCY 26.32 13.48 1 25.85 7 26.32 25.28 +.45 +2.8 EaglPtIn N EIC 19.25 5.62 1 15.28 19 15.50 14.97 +.07 +6.0 Eargo n Q EAR 76.75 32.58 266 55.67 1053 62.63 50.14 -2.74 +24.2sEarthstone N ESTE 8.96 1.44 624 8.18 2758 8.96 7.09 +1.10 +53.5 EastResA A Q ERES 10.73 9.68 60 10.18 864 10.28 9.89 +.06 +.3 EastRes un Q ERESU 11.59 9.86 3 10.45 46 11.26 10.25 -.27 -1.1 EastStAc n Q ESSC 10.59 9.30 82 10.01 497 10.02 9.90 +.01 -.4 EastStA un Q ESSCU 13.15 9.25 10.66 3 10.79 10.53 +.13 -4.0 EastStAc rt Q ESSCR .74 .10 22 .34 322 .39 .30 -.05 -30.6sEstWstBcp Q EWBC 1.32f 1.8 21 75.58 22.55 1174 75.06 4552 75.58 71.33 +2.90 +48.0 EastGvP N DEA 1.04 5.0 54 29.70 19.00 607 21.00 3258 22.28 20.79 -.72 -7.3sEastrnBk n Q EBC 18.43 11.74 848 17.92 3733 18.43 17.54 +.37 +9.9 EasternCo Q EML .44 1.6 17 27.77 15.28 16 26.98 93 27.00 24.50 +1.48 +12.0 Eastgrp N EGP 3.16f 2.3 44 153.26 83.40 160 135.79 950 139.83 131.28 -.32 -1.6sEastChem N EMN 2.76f 2.4 33 114.97 34.44 834 115.28 4844 115.78 108.56 +6.02 +15.0 EKodak N KODK 60.00 1.50 5673 7.60 27379 9.81 6.92 -1.02 -6.6 EastsDis h Q EAST 3.29 .92 137 1.63 806 2.02 1.52 -.21 +27.3sEaton N ETN 2.92f 2.1 40 138.18 56.42 2382 137.39 13087 138.18 131.30 +7.20 +14.4 EatVn 22 N EFL 9.55 5.05 28 9.31 237 9.46 9.22 +.09 +4.7 EatV HiIn21 N EHT .60 6.1 9.89 6.66 32 9.84 257 9.86 9.78 +1.2 EV GlInBu Q EVGBC .36 .4 99.94 99.94 99.94 EV CAMu A EVM .68 6.0 12.05 8.87 55 11.32 341 11.82 11.31 -.26 -3.7 EVCAMu A CEV .71 5.4 14.05 9.80 6 13.06 94 13.20 13.02 +.06 -4.6 EV EnEq N EOI 1.04 6.3 16.89 9.05 76 16.44 429 16.88 16.06 +.02 +1.7 EV EEq2 N EOS 1.05 4.9 23.00 10.67 126 21.52 699 22.69 21.06 -.53 -.8sEV FltRt N EFT .91 6.5 14.05 7.31 108 13.95 658 14.05 13.79 +6.0sEVFltRtIP N EFF 1.13 7.1 16.25 8.78 38 15.91 179 16.25 15.59 +.13 +2.3 EV LtdDur A EVV 1.22 9.6 13.33 7.34 427 12.66 2091 12.75 12.52 +.13 +1.0 EVMuniBd A EIM .77 5.9 13.70 9.58 75 13.02 968 13.29 13.01 -.13 -4.3 EVMunTT N ETX .85 3.8 23.50 16.10 20 22.31 71 22.95 21.98 +.35 -4.8 EV MuIT N EVN .85 6.3 13.90 9.17 48 13.58 390 13.58 13.20 +.37 +1.5 EV NMuOp N EOT 1.03 4.8 23.18 16.00 18 21.41 133 22.15 21.35 -.37 +4.5 EV NYMu A ENX .72 6.0 12.64 9.40 25 11.92 161 12.18 11.91 -.04 -2.9 EVNYMu A EVY .74 5.3 14.90 10.08 2 14.00 44 14.25 13.84 -.27 +.1 EV 5-15Mu Q EVLMC .23 .2 99.96 99.96 99.96 EVRiskMgd N ETJ 1.12 10.4 10.78 6.42 210 10.68 1045 10.75 10.44 +.14 +3.0 EV SrFlt N EFR .95 7.0 13.65 7.20 86 13.53 556 13.59 13.37 +.09 +6.3sEV SrInc N EVF .42 6.3 6.74 3.30 93 6.65 462 6.74 6.61 +4.6 EVShDur N EVG 1.08 8.2 13.36 8.63 13 13.19 107 13.22 13.00 +.11 +6.7 EVTxABdO N EXD 1.16 11.5 10.64 5.41 27 10.12 136 10.44 10.00 -.02 +2.2sEV TxAd N EVT 1.74 7.1 24.91 11.87 144 24.58 590 24.91 24.05 +.35 +3.9 EV TxAG N ETG 1.23 6.7 18.82 9.07 226 18.23 965 18.73 17.79 +.05 -.1 EV TxAOp N ETO 2.16 8.6 26.42 10.84 50 25.24 266 25.87 24.41 +.09 -.1 EV TxDiver N ETY 1.01 8.1 12.79 6.60 334 12.51 1497 12.63 12.21 +.17 +2.1 EVTxMGlo N EXG .98 10.8 9.10 4.71 735 9.02 3301 9.10 8.82 +.16 +2.9 EVTxBWIn N ETB 1.30 8.7 16.15 8.90 67 14.93 335 15.15 14.73 +.12 -.5 EVTxGBW N ETW 1.17 11.9 10.07 5.49 342 9.80 1921 9.92 9.63 +.08 +1.2 EVTxBWOp N ETV 1.33 8.8 15.50 8.59 352 15.09 1321 15.32 14.81 +.07 -1.7 EbangInt n Q EBON 14.95 3.80 13598 6.16 79280 8.42 4.83 -.74 +1.5 Ebix Inc Q EBIX .30 1.2 9 64.14 8.75 810 24.85 3333 26.37 22.39 +.55 -34.6 EchoGLog Q ECHO 47 31.30 14.17 131 29.46 743 30.03 28.18 +1.60 +9.8 EchoStar Q SATS 36.23 19.75 710 26.64 7388 27.25 22.97 +3.94 +25.7 Ecolab N ECL 1.92f .9 231.36 124.60 1602 207.91 5884 213.82 201.15 -1.45 -3.9 Ecopetrol N EC 1.81e 6 18.33 6.28 3214 13.32 7808 13.38 12.26 +1.07 +3.2 Edenor N EDN 5.50 2.54 38 3.52 234 4.04 3.40 -.41 -17.0 EdesaB h Q EDSA 19.10 1.58 279 5.11 1059 5.86 4.41 -.41 +20.2 Edgewell N EPC 25 37.36 20.51 985 31.60 3243 31.65 29.87 +1.16 -8.6stEdfyAcA n Q EAC 10.20 9.52 114 9.80 441 10.20 9.52 -1.6 EdisonInt N EIX 2.65f 4.6 29 71.82 43.63 2615 57.70 13674 58.39 54.26 +3.71 -8.2 EditasM Q EDIT 99.95 14.01 3829 41.63 14670 48.24 36.10 -2.23 -40.6 EdocAc A n Q ADOC 10.37 9.95 20 10.06 215 10.15 9.98 -.10 -1.8 EdocAcq rt Q ADOCR .75 .30 20 .40 213 .49 .31 -.09 -32.9tEdtchX un Q EDTXU 10.72 10.09 94 10.25 130 10.50 9.95 -.23 -.7 EducDev Q EDUC .40f 2.5 12 20.00 3.02 31 15.96 127 16.89 15.53 +.35 +3.9 EdwLfSci N EW 63 235.28 66.23 2772 81.72 15006 86.88 78.86 -1.38 -10.4 eGain Q EGAN 42 20.88 4.80 454 9.96 1778 11.80 9.08 -1.66 -15.7 EigerBio Q EIGR 13.99 4.55 363 9.08 1118 10.71 8.37 -1.09 -26.1 8x8 Inc N EGHT 39.17 10.70 1451 32.91 6910 35.59 30.66 -1.30 -4.5 8i Enter wt Q JFKKW s1895BcWis Q BCOW 14.80 7.43 24 14.12 226 14.80 10.10 +3.91 +41.8 1847 Goed n A GOED 17.75 5.65 34 9.97 399 12.22 9.25 -1.78 +18.4stEJF Acq un Q EJFAU 10.20 9.92 1045 10.03 5220 10.20 9.92 -.04 -.7 ElPasE pf N EPpC 2.38 4.8 56.26 38.95 4 49.86 23 50.20 49.61 -.13 -3.7 ElPolLoc h Q LOCO 65 21.96 6.15 237 19.56 1168 20.06 18.42 +1.23 +8.1 ElancoAn N ELAN 34.09 15.17 6754 31.13 34678 33.89 30.00 -1.73 +1.5 Elanco un N ELAT 52.49 30.73 6 48.37 163 51.35 47.38 -2.00 -1.0 ElbitSys h Q ESLT 1.76f 1.3 21 151.21 110.00 27 131.36 144 134.39 127.45 +4.30 +.4 EldrGld g N EGO 11 14.49 4.60 1839 11.34 13524 11.49 10.22 +.86 -14.5 ElectroSen Q ELSE 25 8.80 2.61 43 4.55 217 5.83 4.34 -.69 -5.4selectCore Q ECOR 3.63 .32 1990 2.02 153620 3.63 1.75 -.15 +29.5 ElecVeh Q SOLO 13.60 .89 13349 5.05 46941 6.54 4.34 -1.12 -18.4 Electrmed A ELMD 29 19.73 6.92 60 11.97 358 12.27 10.82 +1.41 +22.0 ElectArts Q EA 30 150.30 85.69 2511 132.60 14893 138.28 129.51 -1.20 -7.7 EledonPh Q ELDN 27.32 4.50 70 13.90 597 16.47 12.78 -2.17 -9.7 ElementSol N ESI .05p 25 19.40 5.35 1754 18.49 8228 19.02 17.61 +.44 +4.3 ElevCr N ELVT 4.90 .89 287 4.36 7112 4.79 4.10 +.28 +9.3 EliLilly N LLY 3.40f 1.6 30 218.00 117.06 3849 206.92 20044 209.95 198.61 +2.03 +22.6 EllingtRM N EARN 1.12 9.1 95 13.30 2.70 124 12.36 505 12.63 12.05 +.11 -5.2 Ellomay A ELLO 37.58 10.57 30.45 3 32.37 30.45 -.43 -9.4 EllswthFd A ECF .80e 6.0 17.34 6.28 93 13.35 522 14.85 12.75 -1.04 -3.7 Ellswt pfA A ECFpA 1.31 5.0 27.60 21.04 1 26.15 6 26.23 26.12 -.01 -.1 ElmiraSB Q ESBK .60 4.2 12 16.08 10.30 2 14.35 27 16.00 14.20 -.26 +24.8 EloxxPh Q ELOX 52 6.77 1.44 105 3.61 937 4.94 3.25 -.90 -9.3 EltekLtd Q ELTK 8.12 2.28 36 5.28 135 6.12 5.02 -.52 +5.0 ElysGame Q NWGI 8.28 1.09 1405 5.17 6314 7.32 4.34 -.77 -12.4seMagin A EMAN 5.42 .14 2900 4.18 18197 5.42 3.64 +.35 +153.3sEAndinA N AKO/A .68e 4.9 15.06 9.33 1 14.00 13 15.06 13.44 +.50 +5.1 EAndinB N AKO/B .74e 4.6 17.36 10.15 1 16.25 13 17.25 15.59 +.23 +8.7 Embraer N ERJ .13e 1.5 15.75 3.96 5081 9.07 26507 9.34 8.35 +.27 +33.2 EmclaireF Q EMCF 1.20 4.1 8 32.00 17.25 0 29.34 14 30.00 26.50 +2.94 -4.2 Emcore Q EMKR 1.50e 8.20 1.46 1274 6.26 4590 7.57 5.65 -.53 +14.9 EmerHldg N EEX .30 5.2 6.83 1.50 242 5.80 1215 5.90 5.55 +.33 +7.0 EMrgTc A n Q ETAC 11.00 9.53 519 9.98 3473 10.26 9.74 -.18 -2.4 EmergBio N EBS 52 137.61 46.37 726 92.31 3679 102.88 86.16 -3.69 +3.0 EmrgBio wi N EBS.WI sEmersonEl N EMR 2.02f 2.2 28 89.92 37.75 3299 91.04 14659 91.27 86.76 +5.14 +13.3 EmerR hs A MSN 2.60 .63 572 1.27 1421 1.62 1.11 -.22 +26.4 EmpOPES N ESBA .34 3.0 12.50 5.19 1 11.28 22 11.75 11.08 +.37 +23.4 EmpOP60 N OGCP .34 3.0 12.31 5.25 2 11.17 3 11.90 11.17 -.48 +17.2 EmpOP250 N FISK .34 3.0 13.57 5.19 1 11.18 2 11.99 11.18 +.19 +21.7 EmpStRTr N ESRT .34 3.0 23 12.66 5.19 1476 11.48 9563 12.04 11.09 +.47 +23.2 EmployH N EIG 1.00f 2.8 41.11 25.53 211 35.88 920 36.28 33.12 +2.84 +11.5 EnableMid N ENBL .66 9.6 7 7.19 1.61 1778 6.91 10093 7.04 6.46 +.29 +31.4 EnantaPh Q ENTA 58.59 38.40 160 51.44 1315 51.80 48.04 +2.12 +22.2 Enbridge N ENB 2.55 49 38.97 22.57 6656 35.44 27700 35.71 34.14 +1.63 +10.8 EncompHlth N EHC 1.12 1.4 24 88.42 48.01 596 79.84 2433 81.91 76.81 -.60 -3.4 EncoreCap Q ECPG 8 49.01 15.27 753 38.06 2863 38.31 33.50 +4.64 -2.3 EncorW Q WIRE .08 .1 12 68.99 38.01 122 66.96 537 68.16 65.09 +1.43 +10.5 EndvSilv g N EXK 6.91 .99 5438 5.45 26897 6.38 5.07 -.45 +8.1 Endo Intl Q ENDP 10.89 2.08 4859 6.99 24794 8.13 6.26 -.94 -2.6 EnerCre wt A ENCR/WS Energizer N ENR 1.20 2.7 53.19 26.60 696 44.67 3512 44.79 41.60 +2.87 +5.9 Energiz pfA N ENRpA 1.88 2.0 108.00 61.60 7 92.55 73 92.55 88.27 +3.63 +3.2 Energous Q WATT 7.69 .61 5454 3.71 25794 5.19 3.13 -.65 +106.1 Engy&Exp N ENXP EngFoc rs Q EFOI 11.60 .81 425 4.27 1817 5.79 4.02 -.92 +6.0sEnFuel grs A UUUU 6.95 .78 5833 5.27 38022 6.95 4.53 +.08 +23.7sEnrgyRec Q ERII 18.60 6.11 600 16.37 2691 18.60 15.26 -1.23 +20.0 EgyTrnsfr N ET .61m 7.5 12.25 3.75 31085 8.15 115026 8.27 7.65 +.51 +31.9 EnTrfr pf C N ETPpC 24.19 6.24 41 22.58 205 22.63 21.55 +.78 +9.2 EnTrfr pf D N ETPpD 24.63 6.21 30 23.08 186 23.40 22.40 +.47 +8.4 EnTrfr pfE N ETPpE 24.89 8.18 29 23.16 199 23.40 22.54 +.59 +2.7 EnerpacTl N EPAC .04 .2 25.96 13.28 343 24.59 1455 25.73 23.63 -.11 +8.8sEnerpls g N ERF .12e 2.2 7 5.42 1.15 2796 5.37 14641 5.46 4.73 +.53 +71.6 EnersisAm N ENIA .39e 5.0 9.41 5.22 2028 7.75 6846 7.98 7.54 +.19 -5.7 Enersis rt N ENIAr .10 EnerChile N ENIC .22e 5.8 1 4.54 2.95 329 3.78 2580 3.97 3.65 +.18 -2.8 EnerSys N ENS .70 .8 40 96.04 35.21 326 89.32 1371 94.42 85.19 -.96 +7.5sEnLinkLLC N ENLC 1.03e 20.6 7 4.93 .88 3750 4.99 21722 4.99 3.92 +1.14 +34.5 EnlivexTh Q ENLV 29.40 3.59 247 12.99 1826 16.38 11.37 -2.30 +54.1sEnnis Inc N EBF .90 4.2 15 21.23 13.98 152 21.30 702 21.36 20.00 +1.48 +19.3 Enochian Q ENOB 13.43 1.95 192 3.77 652 4.10 3.50 +.23 +27.8sEnovaIntl N ENVA 3 33.54 7.84 713 35.03 2778 35.38 30.50 +4.33 +41.4 Enphase Q ENPH 229.04 21.49 6611 143.55 22222 186.77 129.00 -32.51 -18.2sEnPro N NPO 1.04 1.2 10 86.43 30.04 145 88.06 642 88.09 81.42 +7.99 +16.6 Ensrvco rs A ENSV 5.85 1.13 1.98 EnsignGp Q ENSG .20 .2 49 92.39 24.06 371 80.85 1290 84.81 78.05 -1.17 +10.9sEnstarGp Q ESGR 53 238.88 94.58 67 244.69 362 245.44 218.00 +32.10 +19.4 EnstrG pfE Q ESGRO 1.75 6.5 27.86 13.30 4 26.85 25 26.94 26.42 +.27 -2.3 EntasisT Q ETTX 5.64 1.58 459 2.46 1470 2.81 2.25 -.20 -.4 Entegris Q ENTG .32 .3 73 114.00 38.12 932 100.32 4377 110.37 93.71 -4.89 +4.4 EnteraBi Q ENTX 3.35 1.00 233 1.41 975 1.70 1.22 -.25 +30.6 Entercom N ETM .08 1.6 6 6.35 .75 1379 5.02 7889 5.23 4.55 +.55 +103.2 EntArk66 N EAI 1.22 4.8 26.85 20.00 26 25.43 94 25.62 25.30 +.12 -3.4 Entergy N ETR 3.80f 4.3 39 128.75 75.20 2133 89.13 9959 89.89 85.78 +2.32 -10.7 EntLA 66 N ELC 1.22 4.8 26.96 20.29 32 25.54 84 25.76 25.32 +.09 -5.0 EntgyLA52 N ELJ 1.31 5.2 26.79 20.51 25.27 EntLA 63 N ELU 1.18 4.7 26.02 20.13 25.08 EntMS FtM N EMP 27.37 20.26 26 25.90 91 26.00 25.55 +.29 -3.8 EntgyNO N ENO 27.51 22.00 5 25.49 78 25.72 25.29 +.20 -.2 EntgyNO 52 N ENJ 1.25 4.9 26.16 21.06 1 25.35 6 25.61 25.27 -.24 -1.9 EntgyTx64 N EZT 1.41 5.6 27.21 21.94 25.22 sEntBcpMA Q EBTC .74f 2.3 14 31.99 19.28 27 32.19 88 32.50 29.18 +3.19 +26.0sEntFinSv Q EFSC .72 1.6 16 46.68 21.70 271 46.11 1016 46.68 43.10 +3.11 +31.9 EntProdPt N EPD 1.80f 7.8 17 25.10 10.27 9864 23.16 46593 23.33 21.72 +1.84 +18.2sEntravisn N EVC .10 2.9 21 3.66 1.10 224 3.43 3179 3.66 3.14 +.30 +24.7 Envela n A ELA 7.42 2.93 60 4.93 325 5.50 4.74 -.32 -5.2 EnvercBio Q ENVB 6.00 .63 1139 2.78 4596 3.74 2.36 -.64 -34.7 AmerHl wt Q AMRHW .84 Envestnet N ENV 92.51 45.53 904 71.26 5429 71.28 64.31 +7.24 -13.4 EnvistaH N NVST 24 41.40 10.08 1110 38.89 5224 40.19 36.73 +.35 +15.3 Enviva N EVA 3.12f 6.5 53.96 20.63 120 48.33 1312 53.24 44.40 -4.70 +6.4 EnzoBio N ENZ 4.85 1.56 310 2.80 1536 3.08 2.61 -.12 +11.1 EosEn A n Q EOSE 31.95 11.26 1409 17.62 4975 22.45 15.00 -3.64 -15.5stEphnyTcA n Q EPHY 12.00 9.70 62 9.95 344 12.00 9.70 -.5tEpizyme Q EPZM 23.61 8.94 907 9.51 4938 9.93 8.94 -.08 -12.4sePlus Q PLUS 12 100.15 42.53 54 99.21 286 100.15 95.00 +4.65 +12.8 EpsilonE Q EPSN 4.44 2.32 36 3.90 160 4.00 3.51 -.02 +5.1 Equifax N EFX 1.56 .9 40 196.47 103.01 923 169.75 4932 170.32 162.81 +7.87 -12.0 Equillium Q EQ 27.05 2.20 304 6.75 1376 7.75 6.11 -.30 +26.2 Equinix Q EQIX 11.48f 1.9 839.77 477.87 864 610.56 4233 658.69 586.73 -37.78 -14.5 Equinor N EQNR .44f 2.2 20.38 8.41 4276 20.33 20211 20.36 19.04 +1.37 +23.8 EquinxGl A EQX 13.66 4.63 1542 8.09 9841 8.44 7.79 -.19 -21.8 EquitHld N EQH .68f 2.2 31.37 9.89 3764 30.68 16933 31.09 29.35 +1.28 +19.9 EquitH pfA N EQHpA 27.38 9.25 42 25.57 319 25.92 25.31 +.39 -4.0 EquitMid N ETRN .60e 7 11.66 3.75 6263 7.55 26284 7.74 7.19 +.32 -6.1sEqtyBcsh Q EQBK 28.91 12.49 27 28.76 159 28.91 26.20 +2.76 +33.2 EquityCmw N EQC 2.50e 8 30.97 24.38 903 28.71 4579 28.84 27.91 +.50 +5.2 EqCm pfD N EQCpD 1.63 5.2 31.98 24.10 3 31.29 14 31.29 29.85 +1.38 +4.7 EqLfPrp N ELS 1.37e 2.3 38 76.06 41.97 862 59.86 6318 63.46 58.27 -1.79 -5.5 EqtyRsd N EQR 2.41 3.5 27 81.18 45.43 1889 68.86 14462 69.07 65.93 +3.45 +16.2 EquusTR N EQS 22 2.32 .74 10 1.79 122 2.00 1.70 -.05 -17.1 Ericsson Q ERIC .07e .6 15.32 6.15 7736 12.13 28043 12.86 11.88 -.40 +1.5 ErieInd Q ERIE 4.14f 1.8 48 266.77 130.20 78 234.53 380 251.00 224.93 -7.57 -4.5 Eros Intl N EROS 6 4.36 1.10 7416 1.96 59239 2.13 1.84 +.13 +7.7 ErytechP Q ERYP 13.95 3.50 14 7.95 28 8.96 7.59 -.65 -13.9 Escalade Q ESCA .56f 2.6 16 23.80 4.69 27 21.39 228 22.35 20.19 +1.63 +1.0 EscoTech N ESE .32 .3 27 111.75 62.64 111 106.80 456 109.58 103.14 +1.13 +3.5 Esperion Q ESPR 56.85 23.90 805 29.04 3349 29.34 26.08 +1.65 +11.7 Espey A ESP 1.00 5.3 53 23.00 15.97 2 18.96 18 19.40 18.45 -.34 +.2 EsqFnHld Q ESQ 26.79 10.83 21 25.55 74 25.73 22.27 +3.23 +33.1 EssaPh g Q EPIX 32.69 3.00 401 27.06 1558 28.50 24.46 -.03 +126.8 Essent N ESNT .64 1.5 8 49.53 17.52 1516 42.27 6134 43.65 39.62 +1.04 -2.2 EssentPr N EPRT .92f 4.0 74 26.70 6.08 769 22.89 3937 24.07 21.74 -.31 +8.0 EssentUtil N WTRG 1.00f 2.3 32 48.89 30.40 1381 42.63 6744 43.39 41.11 +.57 -9.9 EssenUt un N WTRG/U 64.01 41.66 6 55.45 232 55.90 54.05 +.91 -10.6 EssexPT N ESS 8.31 3.1 29 303.22 175.81 384 264.89 2781 270.89 257.85 +10.10 +11.6 EstLab Q ESTA 76.91 7.56 162 61.65 647 71.76 56.55 -7.38 +63.8 EsteeLdr N EL 2.12 .7 298.31 137.01 1269 292.89 7253 297.70 283.72 +7.03 +10.0sEthanAl N ETH .84 3.3 46 26.79 8.38 324 25.46 1561 26.79 24.36 -.16 +26.0 Eton Ph Q ETON 10.30 2.50 225 7.72 1156 8.93 7.03 -.19 -5.0 Etrac2xMtg N MORL 3.31e 1384.9 14.44 .23 .24 Et2xDJDiv N DVYL 3.55e 12.0 64.16 15.06 29.65 Etr2xHomb N HOML 67.45 8.44 8.44 EtrCrdOil N OILX 28.95 4.36 5.77 EtrWFxEn N LMLP 1.90e 63.4 13.93 1.00 3.00 Etr EnhGl N FIHD 194.72 76.73 192.67 0 192.67 184.16 +8.49 +4.9 FI EnhEu N FIEE 167.48 65.19 159.55 1 162.36 155.15 +3.99 +2.3 Etr SP MLP N MLPZ .06p 17.39 1.92 3.95 Etr MLP In N MLPQ .08p 14.42 2.89 3.70 EtrAlerTRt N AMUB .36p 11.15 3.68 4 10.78 34 10.78 10.21 +1.02 +23.6 EtrAlerInf N MLPB .99e 15.94 5.32 18 14.71 121 14.87 13.60 +1.48 +23.9 EtrBCmdty N UCIB 18.00 10.20 22 17.38 39 17.42 17.05 +.22 +14.2 EtrWFBsD N BDCZ .91e 19.04 8.87 12 17.87 35 18.39 17.46 +.12 +10.1 Etr2xLevLg N LBDC 2.89e 119.2 13.50 .51 2.43 EtrSCHiDv N SMHD 3.06e 129.1 10.17 2.00 2.37 sEtsy Q ETSY 251.86 29.95 5638 200.30 29801 251.86 179.23 -19.97 +12.6 EuroTech Q CLWT .42e 10 4.54 .93 53 2.81 308 3.86 2.62 -.05 +45.3 EuroDry Q EDRY 11 13.20 2.98 34 6.94 170 8.07 6.30 -.59 +26.6 Euronav N EURN 2.41e 4 12.47 7.21 1242 8.94 6417 9.35 8.75 +.11 +11.8sEuronet Q EEFT 158.20 61.27 623 164.67 1593 165.19 151.13 +14.36 +13.6 EuroEqFd N EEA .14e 1.4 10.90 5.73 7 10.40 72 10.68 10.35 -.03 Euros h Q ESEA 11.99 1.23 58 6.94 270 8.08 6.51 -.21 +27.8 EvansBc A EVBN 1.20f 3.0 16 39.64 20.50 15 34.03 103 34.71 32.75 +1.63 +23.6 EveloBio Q EVLO 19.93 3.01 282 9.99 1246 12.91 8.72 -2.18 -17.4sEventbr N EB 23.37 5.71 3259 22.74 12631 24.25 20.14 +2.87 +25.6 Ever-Glory Q EVK 6 8.30 .61 77 2.89 391 3.71 2.67 -.39 -4.6 EverQuo Q EVER 63.44 21.00 388 40.94 1596 50.50 38.50 -8.04 +9.6 Everbrdg Q EVBG 178.98 94.01 558 138.39 2125 160.24 132.96 -14.84 -7.2sEvercore N EVR 2.44f 2.0 22 128.99 33.25 601 123.11 3050 128.99 116.09 +3.34 +12.3 EverestRe N RE 6.20 2.5 19 269.59 157.32 219 246.90 1138 248.45 238.36 +5.09 +5.5 Evergy N EVRG 2.14f 3.9 24 73.16 42.01 1834 55.35 10018 55.60 52.87 +2.26 -.3sEveriHldgs N EVRI 15.99 1.55 1575 14.42 6417 15.99 12.77 -.69 +4.4 EversrceE N ES 2.27f 2.8 26 98.92 60.69 2149 80.66 8611 81.47 76.64 +1.78 -6.8 EvrspnTc Q MRAM 9.01 1.75 236 5.29 951 6.13 4.70 -.38 +15.0 Evertec N EVTC .20 .5 31 42.35 18.21 597 36.97 4175 39.05 35.51 -1.93 -6.0 EvofemBio Q EVFM 6.87 1.91 15650 2.28 26803 4.09 2.01 -1.59 -5.4 Evogene Q EVGN 10.24 .75 2732 4.58 9549 6.38 3.81 -1.29 -2.6 EvokePhm Q EVOK 6.06 .79 467 2.67 1746 3.14 2.42 -.28 +3.5 EvolentH N EVH 22.35 3.50 682 19.11 3367 20.84 17.50 -1.04 +19.2 Evolus Q EOLS 14.81 2.85 1272 11.58 6521 14.72 10.20 -.53 +244.6 EvolPetrol A EPM .10m 2.4 7 5.12 2.09 438 4.25 1155 4.50 3.45 +.70 +49.1sEvolvgSys Q EVOL .44 16.5 27 3.61 .56 210 2.67 1083 3.61 2.52 -.14 +35.5 EvoquaWt N AQUA 31.63 7.09 2269 24.18 9031 26.14 22.00 -.37 -10.4 ExOne Q XONE 66.48 3.55 2703 28.47 10442 44.02 24.11 -5.63 +200.0 ExactSci h Q EXAS 159.54 35.25 3018 121.64 10196 140.85 110.12 -14.48 -8.2sExagen Q XGN 24.67 10.29 51 19.03 347 24.67 18.56 +.74 +44.2 ExTrRobo N ROBO .07e .1 72.28 28.27 360 62.31 1308 67.28 60.01 -2.89 +2.3 GlHlthTc N HTEC 52.34 19.55 260 42.73 544 47.23 40.61 -3.18 -2.3 ExTTactUS N HTUS 30.42 13.67 1 29.38 11 29.84 28.84 +.08 +.8 ETEMeCmc N EMQQ .02p 81.73 26.00 523 67.32 2477 73.82 64.42 -3.48 +5.9 ExelaTc rs Q XELA 3.45 .26 1396 1.73 11554 2.42 1.55 -.43 +39.0 Exelixis Q EXEL 64 27.80 13.67 2005 22.33 8828 22.47 20.86 +.67 +11.3 Exelon Q EXC 1.53 3.9 16 46.87 29.28 7838 39.64 33303 40.53 38.85 +1.42 -6.1 Exicure Q XCUR 3.30 .96 877 2.06 3777 2.41 1.99 -.11 +16.4sExlSvcHld Q EXLS 67 89.76 40.61 331 89.02 1030 89.76 83.74 +4.40 +4.6sExpedia Q EXPE 1.36 .8 76 166.57 40.76 4351 166.45 16676 167.74 154.83 +5.45 +25.7 ExpdIntl Q EXPD 1.04f 1.1 16 98.37 52.55 1234 96.55 5577 96.62 92.12 +4.71 +1.5 ExperInv Q EXPC 19.88 9.28 2182 12.60 11002 15.70 11.48 -2.67 +13.7 ExperIn un Q EXPCU 22.98 9.35 4 12.85 23 16.36 12.40 -3.67 +8.9 Exponent Q EXPO .76 .8 61 100.94 58.03 282 94.81 1153 98.74 91.43 -1.66 +5.3 Express N EXPR 7 13.97 .57 5859 2.46 39119 2.98 2.30 -.23 +170.3 ExtendStay Q STAY .36f 2.2 33 16.80 5.35 1907 16.66 6447 16.77 15.91 +.57 +12.5 Exterran N EXTN 14 8.93 3.23 391 5.02 1385 5.61 4.59 -.45 +13.6 ExtraSpce N EXR 3.60 2.9 30 131.59 72.70 622 123.80 4688 128.59 120.91 -1.90 +6.9 ExtrctOil n Q XOG 36.35 18.00 149 34.93 407 36.00 32.53 +1.28 +16.4 ExtrmNet Q EXTR 11.12 1.43 2302 8.16 6644 9.53 7.82 -1.01 +18.4sExxonMbl N XOM 3.48 5.7 78 59.47 30.11 51376 60.93 210043 61.05 55.88 +6.56 +47.8 EyePtPh rs Q EYPT 15.06 3.51 455 9.44 1820 12.75 8.78 -1.37 +43.5 Eyegate wt Q EYEGW .18 Eyegate Q EYEG 8.18 3.20 88 5.40 302 6.01 5.00 -.14 +9.5 Eyenovia Q EYEN 7.72 1.11 238 5.63 1537 6.90 5.26 -.30 -7.1 Ezcorp Q EZPW 6 6.84 3.41 593 5.20 2089 5.22 4.85 +.40 +8.6tEZGO Tc n Q EZGO 19.44 5.95 315 6.51 971 7.77 5.10 -.94 -64.1F -:FstarTh Q FSTX 12.20 .80 35 7.79 277 10.00 7.56 -.48 -21.1 F5 Netwks Q FFIV 40 213.80 79.78 620 190.44 3125 196.73 183.01 +.46 +8.2 FAT Br Q FAT .48b 5.0 11.40 1.72 76 9.61 290 10.28 8.61 +1.07 +61.5sFB Finl N FBK .44f 1.0 18 46.17 14.38 200 45.18 1041 46.17 42.38 +2.77 +30.1 FBL Fn N FFG 2.08f 3.7 18 58.37 29.01 69 56.76 318 58.30 56.44 -.28 +8.1 FFBW Q FFBW 10.68 FLIR Sys Q FLIR .68 1.2 27 56.32 23.85 1329 54.57 7928 54.73 52.39 +1.34 +24.5 FMC Corp N FMC 1.92f 1.9 27 123.66 56.77 998 102.71 5754 108.86 98.16 +1.02 -10.6sFNBCp PA N FNB .48 3.8 11 12.75 5.05 2650 12.61 12243 12.75 11.98 +.90 +32.7 FNB FL pfE N FNBpE 31.50 15.25 4 28.61 50 28.78 26.80 +1.12 +.7sFNCB Bc Q FNCB .24f 2.9 16 8.25 5.08 58 8.23 182 8.78 7.00 +1.19 +28.6sFRP Hldgs Q FRPH 76 49.90 30.00 26 51.67 106 52.36 45.81 +6.53 +13.4sFS Bncp Q FSBW 1.04f 1.5 15 66.72 27.50 40 67.89 113 67.89 61.25 +7.26 +23.9 FS KKR rs N FSK 22.96 7.60 895 19.51 4568 20.68 19.19 +.32 +17.8 FSD PhB Q HUGE 14.00 1.28 1866 1.69 15560 2.37 1.45 -.37 +8.3 FTI Cnslt N FCN 21 144.10 94.87 345 121.36 2384 122.13 114.02 +6.81 +8.6sFTS Int rs A FTSI 21.54 3.02 128 21.40 592 21.93 18.77 +2.25 +11.5sFVCBkcp Q FVCB 33 18.18 9.27 33 18.62 201 18.86 15.50 +2.82 +26.7sFabrinet N FN 27 91.95 44.00 244 86.95 1052 91.95 84.40 -1.38 +12.1 Facebook Q FB 30 304.67 137.10 26795 264.28 114147 266.71 253.50 +6.66 -3.3 FactsetR N FDS 3.08f 1.0 35 363.64 195.22 246 314.25 1215 314.65 302.92 +10.34 -5.5 FairIsaac N FICO .08 87 530.95 177.65 278 444.74 1076 475.00 423.23 -12.81 -13.0tFalcCpAc n Q FCAC 12.81 9.88 1383 10.18 5395 11.45 9.88 -.71 -3.4 FalcCpAc un Q FCACU 13.74 10.01 32 10.72 215 12.51 10.50 -.94 +.4sFalcMinrl Q FLMN .45e 9.7 4.70 1.60 503 4.64 2335 4.70 3.92 +.69 +47.3 FalcMin wt Q OSPRW .79 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 7 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FangddN Q DUO 129.04 5.66 116 6.78 549 7.62 6.10 -.27 -10.1 Fanhua Q FANH 1.00m 6.7 16 23.27 11.79 38 14.90 427 15.52 13.50 +1.76 +23.8 FarPtAc un N FPAC/U 15.87 8.55 10.76 Farfetch N FTCH 73.87 5.99 9350 55.51 49071 66.33 51.36 -10.37 -13.0 FarmerBrs Q FARM 12.56 3.40 239 7.90 1394 8.65 7.27 +.09 +69.2 FarmMer Q FMAO .68 2.8 14 29.37 17.40 23 24.40 60 24.95 23.09 +1.35 +6.1sFarmersNB Q FMNB .44 2.8 16 15.90 9.82 76 15.73 426 15.90 14.06 +1.89 +18.5sFarmland N FPI .20 1.6 12.95 5.05 495 12.67 1671 12.95 11.86 +.71 +45.6 Farmln pfB N FPIpB 1.50 5.8 26.25 17.01 4 26.00 23 26.00 25.76 +.01 +1.6 FaroTech Q FARO 97.88 35.15 162 86.94 623 96.80 83.63 -6.52 +23.1 Fastenal Q FAST 1.12f 2.5 34 51.89 26.72 4177 45.18 22970 48.79 43.37 -1.19 -7.5 FateThera Q FATE 121.16 16.75 1530 83.65 5616 98.86 73.00 -6.07 -8.0 FathHold n Q FTHM 56.81 8.62 264 32.87 613 45.52 28.40 -10.71 -8.8sFauquier Q FBSS .50 2.4 18 20.57 11.27 1 20.45 3 20.75 20.04 +.33 +17.7 FedExCp N FDX 2.60 1.0 305.66 88.69 1930 257.29 9320 265.30 245.55 +3.44 -.9 FedNatHld Q FNHC .36 5.2 6 13.67 4.60 160 6.86 586 7.20 5.94 -.06 +15.9sFedAgric N AGM 3.52f 3.9 11 92.60 40.05 68 90.35 351 92.60 86.32 +4.10 +21.7 FdAgricA N AGM/A 3.52f 4.4 24 79.24 41.26 0 79.14 1 79.14 72.66 +3.14 +21.3 FAgMt pfC N AGMpC 1.50 5.7 28.65 19.90 0 26.46 9 26.75 26.40 +.22 -2.3 FdAgM pfD N AGMpD 28.02 19.03 6 27.15 20 27.15 26.52 +.64 FedRlty N FRT 4.24f 4.0 46 122.28 64.11 623 105.76 4210 106.70 101.05 +4.59 +24.2 FedRlt pfC N FRTpC 1.25 4.8 27.19 16.01 14 25.93 41 26.13 25.66 +.06 +.2 FedSignl N FSS .32 .9 24 38.92 23.32 450 37.10 1775 38.90 35.41 +.69 +11.8 FedHerm B N FHI 1.08 3.6 31.36 13.06 842 29.99 3973 30.06 27.20 +3.27 +3.8 FedPMu N FMN .88 6.2 16.76 10.01 11 14.15 90 14.37 14.13 -.12 -4.4 FenncPhr Q FENC 10.67 4.65 148 7.34 405 7.84 6.73 +.01 -1.5 Ferrari N RACE 1.03 .5 233.66 127.73 350 188.90 2013 198.57 183.82 -8.48 -17.7sFerro N FOE 17.75 7.52 730 17.33 3555 17.75 16.03 +1.46 +18.5 Ferrogl Q GSM .24 7.5 4.49 .35 2247 3.19 15238 4.02 2.68 -.55 +94.5 FG FinlGr Q FGF 49 6.40 2.80 23 4.94 165 5.23 4.65 +.42 +17.1 FG FinGr pf Q FGFPP 2.00 8.0 26.84 17.60 1 24.90 3 25.13 24.52 -.23 +4.8 FibroGen Q FGEN 57.21 22.65 1136 35.66 17806 52.03 33.21 -14.37 -3.9 FidCorpBd N FCOR 1.58 2.9 58.20 44.10 48 54.30 203 55.27 54.04 -.68 -5.1 FidLtdTm N FLTB .98 1.9 52.90 45.81 42 52.36 176 52.54 52.28 -.11 -1.0 FidTotBd N FBND 1.20e 2.3 55.41 45.08 315 52.70 1528 53.12 52.53 -.28 -2.9 FidD&D Q FDBC 1.20f 2.1 22 70.97 30.50 12 57.50 38 58.42 51.95 +6.80 -10.7 FidCnsDis N FDIS .40e .6 77.88 31.21 296 71.90 1746 75.53 68.42 -1.45 +.6 FidCnsStpl N FSTA .87e 2.2 40.80 28.26 81 39.57 394 39.67 38.48 +.84 -2.7 FidStInfl N FCPI 30.01 16.59 10 26.48 43 27.18 25.60 +.30 +3.4sFidEnergy N FENY .53e 3.7 14.05 6.00 2281 14.33 12740 14.35 13.24 +1.34 +41.2sFidFinan N FNCL .60e 1.2 48.75 24.51 253 48.38 2990 48.75 46.81 +1.90 +14.6 FidSmMd N FSMD 33.08 15.86 11 31.49 61 32.04 30.27 +.31 +9.8 FidTarInt N FDEV 28.74 18.89 2 27.09 9 27.58 26.89 -.03 -1.8 FidTarEm N FDEM 29.72 17.31 7 27.53 42 28.10 27.30 +.15 +.9 FidHlthCre N FHLC .70e 1.2 61.26 35.74 266 57.39 1105 59.06 55.77 -.61 -.6sFidIndls N FIDU .56e 1.1 50.10 24.75 172 49.76 655 50.10 47.85 +1.28 +5.8 Fid Val N FVAL 43.41 23.89 91 43.12 231 43.19 41.65 +.99 +6.2 Fid Qual N FQAL 45.06 25.64 21 43.78 110 44.58 42.45 +.29 +1.7 FidInfoTch N FTEC .42e .4 113.00 53.00 479 102.94 2634 109.19 99.20 -2.37 -1.5 Fid Moment N FDMO 48.84 25.59 61 43.44 182 46.47 41.60 -1.42 -1.7 Fid LowVol N FDLO 43.58 26.22 55 42.37 191 42.99 41.22 +.30 -.8 Fid RisR N FDRR 39.25 22.23 93 39.07 311 39.17 37.91 +.87 +6.1 Fid CoreD N FDVV 34.88 19.51 57 34.57 422 34.63 33.56 +.88 +7.7 FidMsciRE N FREL .86e 3.3 28.31 16.54 244 26.06 1440 26.85 25.32 -.26 +2.7 FidUtils N FUTY 1.21e 3.1 44.53 28.30 135 38.90 1861 39.18 37.91 +.95 -4.1 FidTelecm N FCOM .76e 1.5 50.57 25.43 141 49.55 460 50.19 47.87 +.73 +8.9 FidelMatls N FMAT .53e 1.3 43.12 20.76 116 42.16 735 42.68 40.40 +1.16 +5.1 FidNasdIdx Q ONEQ 2.29e .5 549.00 257.38 67 501.40 425 528.97 481.07 -10.71 FidlNatFn N FNF 1.44f 3.8 14 43.52 19.00 2540 37.48 13565 40.22 35.72 -.80 -4.1 FidNatInfo N FIS 1.56f 1.1 156.73 91.68 5338 141.14 23244 141.91 135.59 +3.14 -.2 FidClayOp N FMO 1.72f 118.0 5.17 .53 1.46 sFidusInvst Q FDUS 1.20 7.9 10 15.74 4.45 185 15.26 1023 15.80 14.80 +.24 +16.5 FidsInv23 Q FDUSL 1.47 5.8 26.78 12.74 25.31 Fidus24 Q FDUSZ 1.50 5.9 28.38 13.85 0 25.61 7 25.85 25.25 +.19 +1.3 FidusIn24 Q FDUSG 1.34 5.2 25.94 14.06 1 25.70 8 25.76 25.35 +.14 +1.0 FiestaRst Q FRGI 26 17.78 2.72 164 16.83 505 16.99 15.04 +1.57 +47.6sFifthThird Q FITB 1.08 2.9 13 36.85 11.10 8728 36.77 45485 37.38 34.53 +2.08 +33.4 FifthT pf Q FITBO 1.66 6.4 28.49 10.50 20 26.13 119 26.13 25.40 +.69 -5.7 51job Q JOBS 32 80.50 53.94 482 64.65 1622 67.69 62.73 -.95 -7.6 FinSrvAc Q FSRV 19.65 9.20 1205 13.81 4128 14.80 11.85 -.28 +10.5 FnSrvAc un Q FSRVU 22.86 9.12 1 15.40 5 16.29 13.28 -.90 +6.2 FinTcAc3 wt Q FTACW FnTcAcIV A Q FTIV 17.44 5.00 91 10.21 1232 10.88 10.06 -.39 -9.6 FnTcAc4 un Q FTIVU 13.99 10.00 8 10.65 48 11.30 10.50 -.10 -10.7tFnTcAcV A Q FTCV 11.49 10.09 183 10.45 1045 11.40 10.09 -.71 -2.1 FnTcAcV un Q FTCVU 12.00 10.25 42 10.68 233 11.95 10.27 -.92 +.1 FinVolut N FINV .19p 8.16 1.22 4460 4.98 14101 6.09 4.10 -.64 +86.5sFnclInst Q FISI 1.04 3.5 13 29.57 12.78 100 30.01 471 30.02 27.78 +2.63 +33.4 FireEye Q FEYE 25.53 7.54 4404 18.98 23203 20.49 17.88 -.34 -17.7 FstAFin N FAF 1.84f 3.6 9 66.78 29.36 1423 50.94 6911 54.75 48.69 -1.14 -1.3sFstBcpPR N FBP .28f 2.5 24 11.35 3.50 2062 11.13 11771 11.35 10.66 +.64 +20.7sFstBcpME Q FNLC 1.24f 4.4 27.97 17.62 31 28.40 124 29.01 25.59 +2.84 +11.8sFtBcpNC Q FBNC .72 1.7 15 42.71 17.32 118 42.73 639 42.79 38.93 +2.46 +26.3sFstBcMiss Q FBMS .52f 1.5 14 34.99 15.27 60 34.98 225 35.00 32.26 +2.91 +13.3 FstBkNJ Q FRBA .12 .9 14 13.08 6.00 127 13.00 388 13.06 10.99 +2.45 +38.6sFstBusey Q BUSE .92f 3.7 13 24.86 11.00 318 24.58 942 24.86 23.25 +1.69 +14.1sFBusnFn Q FBIZ .72f 2.8 10 25.09 12.86 34 25.75 131 25.75 22.51 +3.55 +39.9 FrstCap Q FCAP 1.04f 1.9 19 81.71 42.72 23 55.00 53 55.00 48.92 +6.95 -9.2 FstCash Q FCFS 1.08 1.6 22 85.96 51.15 296 68.59 1178 68.67 63.37 +5.27 -2.1sFtChoBc Q FCBP 1.00 4.3 11 23.60 10.25 45 23.18 274 23.60 20.30 +3.39 +25.4sFCtzBA Q FCNCA 1.88f .2 39 800.43 276.08 56 779.27 267 800.43 736.13 +41.38 +35.7sFstCwlth N FCF .44 3.0 18 14.40 6.77 908 14.59 3386 14.62 13.51 +1.18 +33.4sFCmtyBsh Q FCBC 1.00 3.5 13 28.41 17.21 64 28.47 286 28.72 26.09 +2.81 +31.9sFCmtyCp Q FCCO .48 2.4 14 19.85 12.23 31 20.15 124 20.99 17.61 +2.33 +18.6s1stCnstBn Q FCCY .36 1.8 11 19.51 9.01 23 19.50 94 19.95 17.40 +1.95 +22.9 FtEagAlt Q FCRD .40m 10.4 4 6.22 1.56 138 3.84 324 4.02 3.50 -.13 +5.2sFFnclOH Q FFBC .92 3.8 13 24.00 10.83 437 24.06 2482 24.18 22.30 +1.63 +37.3 FtFnBksh Q FFIN .52f 1.1 43 47.45 20.70 621 46.71 2986 47.00 44.42 +2.05 +29.1sFstFnIN Q THFF 1.08f 2.4 12 45.33 27.62 47 45.18 184 45.33 41.49 +2.80 +16.3 FstFnNwst Q FFNW .44f 3.2 16 14.25 7.90 10 13.92 46 14.00 13.13 +.64 +22.1sFstFound Q FFWM .36f 1.5 13 24.55 8.01 308 23.95 961 25.00 22.63 +1.10 +19.8 FstGtyBc Q FGBI .64 3.7 21.29 11.29 21 17.49 59 17.88 16.63 +.93 -1.6 FsHawaii Q FHB 1.04 3.5 15 29.99 13.56 776 29.31 3505 29.68 27.85 +1.42 +24.3sFstHorizon N FHN .60 3.5 10 17.30 6.27 9526 17.10 40183 17.30 15.93 +.90 +34.0 FstHrz pfA N FHNpA 1.55 6.0 26.80 14.50 7 25.89 32 25.98 25.40 +.44 -2.6 FstHoriz pfB N FHNpB 28.34 24.00 1 27.13 9 27.13 26.37 +.81 -3.3 FstHoriz pfC N FHNpC 28.98 24.65 1 27.08 8 27.24 26.51 +.07 -5.6 FstInRT N FR 1.08f 2.5 26 44.79 25.89 1231 42.87 6673 43.65 41.15 +.16 +1.8sFIntntBcp Q INBK .24 .7 17 37.83 10.47 64 36.39 262 37.83 33.08 +3.64 +26.6 FIntBc26 Q INBKL 1.50 5.9 26.46 15.51 25.39 4 25.40 25.07 +.02 +.8 FIntnBc29 Q INBKZ 1.50 5.8 27.70 13.17 0 25.75 5 26.24 25.40 +.28 sFstIntBc A Q FIBK 1.64f 3.4 18 48.60 24.50 350 47.83 1363 48.60 45.74 +2.41 +17.3 FMajSilv g N AG 24.01 4.17 7924 15.95 37289 18.65 15.13 -2.06 +18.7sFstMerch Q FRME 1.04 2.3 15 45.64 21.18 311 45.87 966 46.16 42.78 +4.08 +22.6sFstMidBcs Q FMBH .82f 2.0 17 40.28 18.60 40 40.00 222 40.28 36.79 +3.61 +18.8sFMidBc Q FMBI .56 2.6 23 20.90 10.31 1102 21.50 4218 21.56 19.96 +1.72 +35.1 FMidBc pfA Q FMBIP 28.30 24.28 8 27.61 43 27.79 27.25 -.06 -2.4 FMidB pfC Q FMBIO 28.56 24.05 6 27.88 46 27.88 27.22 +.01 -2.4 FsNatVA Q FXNC .48f 2.7 18.41 13.25 17.85 21 17.85 17.36 +.55 +5.6sFstNwBc Q FNWB .24f 1.3 32 17.85 8.77 41 17.97 127 18.00 16.13 +1.69 +15.2 FstRepBk N FRC .80 .5 44 180.35 70.06 1261 167.10 7066 173.34 163.33 +2.35 +13.7 FstRep pfF N FRCpF 1.43 5.7 25.77 18.11 25.10 FtRepB pfH N FRCpH 1.28 4.9 27.00 15.11 44 26.00 107 26.02 25.44 +.62 -3.6 FtRpBk pfG N FRCpG 26.58 16.55 2 25.32 39 25.35 25.31 -.01 -.1 FstSavFin Q FSFG .72f 1.1 10 67.98 29.50 4 65.83 21 66.00 62.97 +3.32 +1.3sFstSeacB Q FSEA 9.35 5.07 23 9.70 33 9.70 9.12 +.50 +9.2 FstSolar Q FSLR 32 112.50 28.47 4636 73.70 14837 86.78 68.07 -7.32 -25.5s1stSource Q SRCE 1.16f 2.4 47.63 26.07 103 47.85 468 47.93 44.71 +3.48 +18.7 FTNDXTc Q QTEC .58e .4 157.04 60.33 550 138.18 3750 149.84 131.53 -6.08 +.1 FtTr AbsRet Q FAAR .84e 29.75 19.04 9 29.16 75 29.35 28.52 +.46 +6.9 FtTr 22 N FIV 9.33 5.23 132 9.29 427 9.33 9.21 +3.3 FT RisDv Q SDVY .11e .4 27.87 12.33 11 27.52 49 27.71 26.40 +.75 +15.9 FTrMrg N MARB 20.14 17.93 2 19.49 5 19.52 19.45 +.03 -.3 FtTrGlob N FAM .90 9.0 11.30 7.68 58 10.00 204 10.20 9.98 +.03 -5.2 FT MCGr N FNY .15e .2 75.47 30.10 61 66.29 494 71.45 62.88 -2.68 +1.4 FT AsiaPc Q FPA 1.01e 3.0 35.33 16.83 2 33.38 4 33.86 32.76 -1.48 +5.1 FT Europe Q FEP .65e 1.7 40.77 20.89 16 39.13 158 39.96 38.60 +.14 +2.6 FT LatAm Q FLN 2.01e 11.3 20.43 9.65 3 17.71 23 18.26 17.19 +.11 -8.7 FT Brazil Q FBZ 1.62e 13.5 15.73 7.03 1 12.03 4 12.24 11.76 +.25 -10.2 FT China Q FCA .68e 2.4 31.90 19.19 3 28.80 19 30.64 28.61 -.90 +.1 FT Japan Q FJP .77e 1.5 54.12 34.25 12 51.66 23 52.40 51.16 +.12 +.1 FT SKorea Q FKO .59e 2.9 20.97 12.23 20.22 FT DevMkt Q FDT .96e 1.7 60.90 33.30 14 58.13 121 59.10 57.42 +.45 +2.8 FT EmMkt Q FEM .64e 2.5 27.97 15.26 259 25.88 836 26.87 25.49 -.02 +2.4 FT Germny Q FGM 1.04e 2.1 53.36 24.38 1 50.69 49 52.12 50.69 -.36 -1.2sFT MCVal N FNK .40e 1.0 41.43 17.87 16 41.60 177 41.63 40.01 +1.70 +16.4 FT UK Q FKU 1.57e 3.9 41.96 18.96 1 40.76 10 41.56 40.40 +.72 +8.0 FT Switzld Q FSZ .78e 1.3 63.60 36.05 3 60.23 47 62.09 59.42 -.66 -.2 FT HKong Q FHK 2.82e 8.1 35.10 25.02 34.90 FT IndNif50 Q FTW 1.47e 3.8 39.03 FT SCGr N FYC .04e .1 77.09 26.84 108 68.43 713 73.71 64.12 -2.26 +10.9 FT EmMSC Q FEMS 1.65e 3.8 45.20 21.98 55 43.71 140 44.68 43.21 +.39 +6.4 FTDvMkSC Q FDTS .97e 2.2 45.46 22.32 1 43.43 4 44.45 43.04 +.23 +2.2sFT SCVal N FYT .26e .5 49.61 18.92 104 49.78 314 49.87 47.96 +2.40 +19.7 FT EurzAlp Q FEUZ .50e 1.2 44.77 22.92 1 42.57 3 43.59 42.45 -.53 +.8 FstT BICK Q BICK .34e .9 42.51 17.48 4 38.98 66 40.21 38.47 -.03 +3.7 FTEurSelDv N FDD 1.09e 7.9 13.94 8.31 93 13.83 385 13.92 13.60 +.38 +7.5sFTDJMic N FDM .49e .8 59.69 26.31 12 58.22 94 59.69 55.98 +1.85 +21.6 FT DynEq N FDEU 1.45 11.7 13.82 7.22 38 12.37 152 12.49 12.06 +.21 +4.8 FtTrInOp Q FCEF .36 1.6 23.81 12.54 17 22.91 27 23.59 22.77 -.24 +1.7 FtTrMun Q MCEF 20.96 14.18 1 19.87 5 20.13 19.87 -.10 -1.8 FtTEqCom N ERM 23.19 13.74 0 22.89 4 22.92 22.51 +.49 +9.4 FtT EqTact N TERM 20.16 12.30 0 20.01 20 20.09 19.68 +.45 +9.6 FtTrOpp Q FIXD 1.52 2.9 58.74 45.38 593 53.15 4112 53.59 53.06 -.43 -2.9sFtTrDpBf N DAUG 33.48 25.95 16 33.34 56 33.53 32.97 +.12 +.7 FtTrBuff N FAUG 35.44 24.12 18 35.15 99 35.41 34.63 +.14 +1.2 FTNsdGrid Q GRID .19e .2 87.96 35.96 100 83.49 452 87.20 80.46 -1.41 +3.1 FTMltAInc Q MDIV 1.20e 7.6 17.30 9.01 90 15.87 413 15.93 15.51 +.47 +5.6 FT PfdSec N FPE 1.02e 5.1 20.39 10.40 1395 20.10 12704 20.18 19.95 +.02 -.4 FTNsqTDv Q TDIV .86e 1.7 53.46 30.60 104 51.38 362 52.42 49.54 +.33 +3.9 FTLwDOpp Q LMBS 1.41 2.8 52.96 49.52 617 51.24 4126 51.31 51.16 -.08 -.4 FT BuyInc Q FTHI .96 4.6 21.61 10.63 9 20.92 37 20.92 20.49 +.52 +3.7 FT StratInc Q FDIV 2.34 4.9 49.71 37.26 70 48.16 345 48.39 47.75 +.56 +.6 FT HdgBuy Q FTLB .66 3.2 21.65 18.76 9 20.78 11 20.85 20.55 +.34 +2.9 FTEnhSht Q FTSM 1.32 2.2 72.28 56.43 644 60.00 3770 60.02 59.98 +.01 -.1 FT RisDiv Q RDVY .40e .9 44.21 21.33 632 43.73 3720 44.13 42.09 +1.08 +9.5 FT SSICv Q FCVT .48a 1.0 55.99 24.20 58 49.98 349 54.06 47.92 -2.56 +2.1 FT DWF5 Q FV .18e .4 45.22 19.04 115 42.75 627 44.58 40.76 -.37 +5.6 FT SPIntDv Q FID .86e 5.0 17.38 11.12 32 17.16 70 17.21 16.88 +.22 +5.5 FT AmIndR Q AIRR .08e .2 40.03 16.58 69 39.54 282 40.00 37.90 +1.15 +16.5 FT AI Rob Q ROBT .07p 59.72 22.51 44 51.51 332 55.55 49.57 -2.15 +2.7sFT US Eq Q RNDV .35e 1.3 27.13 14.72 1 27.13 7 27.13 26.46 +.65 +10.3 FT SmCap Q RNSC .22e .8 28.07 12.64 7 27.94 24 27.94 27.10 +.79 +16.2 FT MdCap Q RNMC .19e 27.18 12.91 7 26.54 18 26.99 25.88 +.26 +8.9 FT LgCap Q RNLC .18e 29.46 15.84 3 28.92 10 29.34 28.21 +.08 +5.8 FT EM Sl N RNEM 48.96 34.19 1 48.41 5 48.71 47.87 +.47 +3.6 FT EM Sl Q RNEM 1.25e 48.12 FT DevInt Q RNDM .45e 54.30 34.29 2 51.94 7 52.87 51.57 -.91 -1.0sFTNsTrn ef Q FTXR .33e 1.1 31.61 12.20 170 30.91 1389 31.61 29.41 +.62 +10.2 FTNsSem ef Q FTXL .14e .2 69.92 27.47 21 61.37 157 67.86 57.99 -4.11 +2.6 FsTrNsRt ef Q FTXD .82e 2.8 32.42 16.30 9 28.91 74 30.50 28.07 -.71 +2.7 FTNasPh ef Q FTXH .51e 2.0 27.16 16.28 14 25.49 209 26.23 24.63 -.31 -1.1sFTNsOil ef Q FTXN .37e 2.3 16.21 6.48 30 16.30 638 16.45 15.12 +1.33 +40.3 FTNaFood ef Q FTXG .32e 1.3 26.13 15.07 4 25.15 9 25.20 24.43 +.80 +8.5 FTNsBk ef Q FTXO .40e 1.3 32.07 13.37 259 31.09 1057 31.42 29.78 +1.08 +30.8 FTDorW Q FVC .17e .5 34.60 14.69 4 32.58 48 34.53 31.58 -.51 +4.9 FT DWInt Q IFV .32e 1.4 24.71 11.08 66 23.03 431 23.69 22.67 -.09 +3.6 FT LgShEq N FTLS .16e .4 47.02 34.82 48 45.48 137 46.27 44.28 -.07 +4.3 FTEMCur Q FEMB 2.68e 7.7 38.62 28.26 51 34.99 465 36.39 34.89 -.56 -8.1 FT MunHI Q FMHI 1.68 3.1 55.34 42.51 60 54.04 225 55.02 53.87 +.08 +.6 FT RivAsia Q RFAP 1.14e 2.0 59.73 36.61 3 56.74 4 58.20 56.32 -1.91 -1.6 FT RivDev Q RFDI 1.09e 1.7 67.59 39.08 16 63.90 126 65.80 63.40 -.57 -.8 FT RvfrDyE Q RFEM 1.12e 1.5 78.24 42.32 33 73.53 104 74.98 72.80 +.27 +6.5 FT RivEur Q RFEU .95e 1.4 68.81 38.28 8 65.58 10 67.28 65.06 -1.94 +1.0 FT PfInc N FPEI 20.71 14.09 55 20.22 451 20.43 20.13 -.10 -.8 FT CA Mun Q FCAL 1.50 2.8 55.45 45.32 11 53.94 63 53.97 53.11 +.23 -.3 FT VolIn N HDMV 32.91 23.24 10 30.31 47 30.40 29.88 +.14 -.7 FT VolD N HUSV 29.21 18.56 23 28.28 190 28.44 27.47 +.39 -2.1 FTEgyInco A FEN 2.32 18.8 19.99 6.03 131 12.33 683 12.53 12.13 +.01 +15.2 FTEnInfra N FIF 1.32a 11.7 15.69 6.05 120 11.33 451 11.71 11.26 +.16 +8.1 FtTrEnEq N FFA 1.14 6.4 18.24 9.17 26 17.86 126 18.20 17.50 +.06 +1.4 FTCapStrn Q FTCS .59e .9 68.97 42.46 451 67.17 2705 67.99 65.07 +.67 -.5 FTArcaBio N FBT 186.51 108.08 230 161.87 921 170.66 154.29 -6.33 -3.6 FTDJInet N FDN 245.86 105.00 642 213.26 2376 232.37 202.50 -10.77 +.5 FTN100ExT Q QQXT .14e .2 83.38 41.89 7 78.00 50 80.03 76.08 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.13e .1 112.02 45.00 1295 94.78 4320 103.70 90.38 -5.13 -.3sFTDJGlDiv N FGD 1.42e 5.7 24.75 13.75 112 24.74 429 24.79 24.07 +.86 +12.9 FTNdqAuto Q CARZ .88e 1.6 59.61 19.88 89 55.30 215 56.49 54.04 +.90 +6.7 FT EurE Q FPXE 33.78 15.65 0 27.72 9 29.60 27.72 -1.39 -4.4sFT GblAg Q FTAG .38e 1.3 29.80 13.91 2 29.35 5 29.80 28.64 +.08 +11.2 FT GblNRs Q FTRI .45e 3.2 14.00 7.23 16 13.92 281 13.93 13.40 +.58 +17.6 FT Cybersc Q CIBR .03e .1 46.69 20.87 757 40.56 3547 43.74 39.18 -1.65 -8.6 FTIntlIPO Q FPXI .28e .4 79.31 30.13 222 66.78 2057 72.31 64.59 -3.00 -2.9 FT GlbRE N FFR .75e 1.7 47.70 28.41 2 45.19 11 45.83 44.44 -.09 +3.1 FT NAEngy N EMLP .93e 4.2 24.98 14.29 564 22.13 2823 22.18 21.39 +1.00 +5.5 FTSenLoan Q FTSL 1.83 3.8 48.30 34.85 515 48.05 2066 48.17 47.88 +.16 +1.0 FTTactHY Q HYLS 2.64 5.4 49.29 37.46 303 48.59 1899 48.96 48.35 +.07 -.3 FT GlbCmd Q FTGC .26e 21.99 13.05 2689 21.41 7483 21.47 20.97 +.04 +10.8 FT HiLgSh N FSD 1.20 8.1 15.40 9.55 53 14.86 285 15.08 14.77 +.09 +.6 FT 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12.24 -.12 +29.7tFusFuel n Q HTOO 48.50 14.05 817 13.69 2023 16.60 13.26 -1.69 -25.7 FusionPh n Q FUSN 19.00 10.51 33 11.25 135 12.00 10.75 -.43 -4.3 FutuHldg Q FUTU 204.25 8.16 20134 140.41 61058 171.96 118.00 -12.38 +206.9 FutFintch lf Q FTFT 11.29 .65 2736 4.74 18006 6.42 4.00 -.62 +152.1 FutureFuel N FF .24a 1.6 18 17.86 6.65 196 14.99 716 15.52 14.19 +.31 +18.0 FuweiF Q FFHL 17.12 1.56 34 9.57 199 11.29 8.58 -.63 -19.0 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 8 www.sunnewspapers.net The Sun/Saturday, March 6, 2021 

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G -:GWilliFood Q WILC 22 25.34 8.75 22 21.97 64 24.99 20.03 -.53 +2.6 G1Thera Q GTHX 37.07 8.80 1892 20.43 9747 24.17 18.86 -1.67 +13.6 GAMCO s N GBL .08 .4 9 20.98 9.03 10 19.32 70 20.24 19.00 +.32 +8.9 GAN Ltd n Q GAN 31.81 10.60 1529 25.14 6051 29.14 22.02 -.40 +24.0 GATX N GATX 2.00f 2.1 23 101.16 50.69 250 97.48 999 98.98 94.28 +2.05 +17.2 GATX 66 N GMTA 27.69 13.62 4 25.54 29 25.54 25.19 +.12 -3.7 GCI Lb A Q GLIBA 95.63 26.51 91.73 GCM Gros n Q GCMG 15.36 9.00 444 12.52 4396 13.50 12.33 +.07 -6.0 GCP ApT N GCP 17 27.78 14.24 443 24.30 1287 26.42 23.80 -.49 +2.7 GDL Fund N GDL .64 7.2 9.17 4.94 11 8.83 118 8.94 8.77 +1.3 GDS Hld Q GDS .46p 116.76 43.27 2176 90.00 7651 105.82 86.27 -12.16 -3.9sGFL Env N GFL 33.69 11.92 773 31.56 4929 33.69 30.04 +.54 +8.2 GMAC CpT N ALLYpA 2.03 7.7 27.26 12.61 128 26.38 872 26.40 25.86 +.43 -2.5sGMS Inc N GMS 67 37.85 10.39 558 39.68 2361 39.74 35.25 +3.08 +30.2sGP Strat N GPX 25 14.27 5.20 48 13.95 165 14.59 13.28 +.82 +17.6 GSE Sys Q GVP 8 2.80 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+.5 Gaiam A Q GAIA 12.79 4.70 139 11.19 849 11.34 9.64 +1.67 +13.3 Galapag Q GLPG 233.14 81.37 366 83.70 1514 87.32 81.55 +1.10 -15.4 GalectinTh Q GALT 3.85 1.50 273 2.22 1460 2.40 2.03 -.02 -.9tGalecto n Q GLTO 17.99 9.20 19 9.25 171 11.25 9.02 -1.14 -26.1 GaleraTh Q GRTX 17.94 5.58 34 11.18 143 11.90 10.28 +.69 +9.3 GalianoG A GAU 2.12 .56 1490 1.06 10129 1.19 1.01 -.08 -6.2 Gallaghr N AJG 1.92f 1.5 31 129.12 65.09 1289 124.11 6037 124.33 119.92 +4.79 +.3 GalmedPh Q GLMD 4 6.29 2.96 330 3.57 1763 4.23 3.30 -.40 +14.8 GamGldNR A GGN .84 24.5 4.03 1.98 911 3.43 4799 3.46 3.36 +.06 -2.3sGamGld pfB A GGNpB 1.25 4.9 25.60 20.25 2 25.47 20 25.74 25.02 +.20 -.3 GamNRG&I N GNT .84 16.8 5.62 2.28 62 5.00 312 5.00 4.87 +.09 -2.2 GamNR pfA N GNTpA 1.30 5.0 26.29 20.30 0 25.92 4 25.93 25.66 -.01 -.9 GameStop N GME 1.52 1.1 483.00 2.57 30607 137.74 165826 151.53 99.97 +36.00 +631.1 Gamida Q GMDA 25 15.00 2.60 789 8.30 3379 10.24 7.50 -1.06 -1.1tGamHosp un Q GHACU 10.65 10.00 195 10.13 615 10.25 10.00 -.12 -2.6 Gam&Lsr Q GLPI 2.60f 6.0 15 46.82 13.04 1612 43.16 10184 45.75 41.87 -1.24 +1.8 Gannett N GCI 1.52 28.4 5.88 .63 1617 5.35 7681 5.60 4.84 +.40 +59.2sGap N GPS 26.99 5.26 18808 27.31 52018 28.39 24.16 +2.36 +35.3 Garmin Q GRMN 2.44f 2.0 34 133.43 61.04 844 122.42 4353 129.03 117.74 -1.60 +2.3 Gartner N IT 77 191.66 76.91 441 183.47 2660 185.04 175.18 +4.43 +14.5 GasLogPt N GLOP .20m 6.9 1 7.42 1.51 582 2.88 2976 3.27 2.76 -.24 +5.9 GasLPt pfA N GLOPpA 22.89 6.40 24 21.36 150 22.23 21.07 +.93 +33.5 GasLg pf B N GLOBpB 21.40 5.50 21 20.34 134 21.00 20.03 +.20 +39.2 GasLog pfC N GLOPpC 2.13 10.3 21.65 5.23 31 20.60 154 21.30 20.49 +.74 +37.3 GasLog N GLOG .20m 3.4 6.50 2.23 4030 5.84 13813 5.89 5.73 +57.0 GasLog pfA N GLOGpA 2.19 8.9 25.00 13.52 11 24.60 71 24.72 24.03 +.22 +4.2 GatesInd N GTES 60 18.22 5.42 1084 16.07 12137 16.38 15.05 +1.07 +25.9 GBS Inc n Q GBS 14.24 5.71 150 6.08 4707 8.50 5.80 +.10 -17.8 GeeGroup A JOB 2.49 .17 580 1.38 1820 1.89 1.20 -.32 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LOGO 16.00 GbX US pf N PFFD 25.86 16.21 726 25.05 3932 25.22 24.77 +.13 -2.9 GbXNigeria N NGE .31e 2.7 13.71 7.86 21 11.64 126 12.00 11.01 -.14 +2.4 GbX US Inf N PAVE 23.75 9.77 1016 23.44 10305 23.74 22.39 +.57 +10.5 GblFound N BOSS 34.75 12.83 5 31.23 47 33.35 30.09 -1.00 +3.5 GblX SupDv Q EFAS 15.85 9.32 4 15.52 115 15.55 15.24 +.26 +5.8 GblXYldco Q YLCO .51 3.3 20.25 10.02 15.23 436 16.61 15.08 -.89 -16.1 GblX Rob Q BOTZ 36.86 14.77 1609 32.52 8816 34.70 31.24 -1.10 -1.9 GlbXCon ef Q KRMA 28.95 15.49 18 28.11 101 28.52 27.25 +.35 +3.0 GblXMilTh Q MILN 42.35 16.61 248 38.98 451 41.41 36.82 -.86 +4.2 GbX Longv Q LNGR 29.52 16.71 4 27.09 41 28.32 26.43 -.72 -3.0 GlX Intrn Q SNSR 35.64 14.81 164 32.59 924 34.52 31.41 -1.13 +2.5 GbX HlthW Q BFIT 27.17 12.86 15 25.67 42 26.58 25.26 -.32 +.4 GblXSupdiv Q ALTY 1.25 10.1 14.08 6.70 20 12.34 67 12.49 12.11 +.08 +5.5 GlX Fintc Q FINX 52.87 19.65 651 44.71 2353 48.89 42.35 -2.35 -4.3 GlbXCop N COPX .43e 1.2 41.05 9.62 579 36.39 4776 38.49 34.92 -.59 +19.9 GlbXSilv N SIL 52.87 16.00 612 40.37 3463 42.97 38.75 -1.48 -11.5 GlbXLith N LIT 74.83 17.83 1840 59.00 7243 64.07 55.65 -1.76 -4.7 GbX Gold N GOEX 40.98 12.55 9 29.35 181 29.99 28.52 -.37 -16.4 GbXUran N URA 19.85 6.95 1060 17.87 6107 19.39 16.76 +.37 +16.6 GlXCatholc Q CATH 48.91 27.00 23 47.78 232 48.41 46.23 +.52 +3.4 GlblScape A GSB .06a .6 53 11.06 5.21 9.48 Globalstar A GSAT 2.98 .23 35167 1.42 127581 1.92 1.14 -.35 +318.9 GlobantSA N GLOB 244.72 70.83 376 200.61 1321 235.69 193.13 -14.11 -7.8 GlbeLife N GL .75 .8 14 99.26 56.74 423 97.32 2273 97.84 93.55 +3.92 +2.5 GlbLfe pfC N GLpC 28.64 15.62 17 25.36 73 25.45 25.26 -.09 -6.6 GlobisAc un Q GLAQU 11.50 10.22 13 10.69 218 11.30 10.40 -.46 +4.0 GlobusMed N GMED 46 68.24 33.41 447 62.14 2398 63.95 59.86 -.36 -4.7 GloryStar Q GSMG 5.20 1.54 33 3.38 337 4.38 3.28 -.12 +22.9 GluMobile Q GLUU 12.95 3.98 5752 12.51 22518 12.59 12.38 +.03 +38.8 GlycoMim Q GLYC 5.19 1.82 1192 3.08 6808 3.62 2.74 -.24 -18.1 GoHealth n Q GOCO 26.25 10.01 1995 12.28 6405 14.46 11.25 -1.29 -10.1 GoDaddy N GDDY 81 93.75 40.25 2370 75.70 8251 85.00 71.51 -5.42 -8.7 Gogo Q GOGO 17.23 1.33 2239 11.96 9863 12.45 10.60 +.11 +24.2 GolLinhs N GOL 11.97 1.85 3556 7.24 14457 7.96 6.59 -.52 -26.3 GolLNGLtd Q GLNG .60 5.6 15.13 4.54 1965 10.72 9642 12.00 9.96 -.57 +11.2 GolLNGPt Q GMLP .08m 2.3 4.50 1.30 257 3.49 1345 3.51 3.47 -.02 +35.3 GolrLNG pf Q GMLPP 2.19 8.9 25.30 6.40 10 24.70 63 24.95 24.50 -.14 +11.5 GoldFLtd N GFI .01e .1 14.90 3.79 8719 9.37 40225 9.54 8.11 +1.18 +1.1 GoldResrc A GORO .04e 1.5 66 5.04 2.02 1414 2.63 5298 2.81 2.49 -.06 -9.6 GoldStdV g A GSV 1.14 .27 10100 .57 38298 .65 .50 -.05 -21.1sGoldenEnt Q GDEN 25.41 3.55 125 23.26 599 25.41 21.19 -.37 +16.9 GoldenMin A AUMN 1.30 .13 1927 .69 10052 .80 .63 -.09 -9.7tGldnNug A Q GNOG 25.58 13.08 2491 13.53 15525 16.78 12.32 -.75 -31.3 GoldenOc Q GOGL .33e 4.9 9 7.03 2.52 888 6.74 3400 6.76 6.18 +.64 +45.6 GoldSt g A GSS 6 5.20 1.85 850 3.03 2919 3.24 2.95 -.11 -18.3 GoldS pfJ N GSpJ 1.38 5.2 28.52 17.12 44 26.47 424 26.66 26.31 -.02 -3.1 GS BDC N GSBD 1.80 9.6 9 20.65 8.00 259 18.73 2115 19.45 18.32 +.51 -2.0 GS ActbtInt N GSIE 33.58 19.30 535 32.34 3076 32.80 31.87 +.17 +1.4 GS ActEM N GEM 42.31 23.10 463 39.48 1657 40.35 38.90 +.15 +3.4 GS NewA N GBUY 91.56 41.37 91.46 GS Manuf N GMAN 77.95 37.01 77.92 GS ActEur N GSEU .60e 34.45 20.08 2 33.22 8 33.85 32.91 +.08 +.8 GS AcInf N GTIP 57.68 49.27 8 56.44 73 56.73 56.28 -.22 -1.7 GS ActJpn N GSIY 39.65 24.16 8 37.47 25 38.07 37.11 -.01 +.6 GS US LgC N GSEW 61.83 32.02 113 60.07 904 61.28 58.23 +.39 +3.9 GS HYBd N GHYB 51.14 38.64 23 49.69 157 50.00 49.50 -.01 -1.3 GS CpBd N GIGB 56.89 43.65 65 53.23 332 54.13 53.10 -.97 -5.4 GS ActLgC N GSLC 80.07 44.30 452 76.29 2338 78.40 74.00 -.03 +.8 GS 0-1Yr N GBIL 100.98 100.12 1129 100.13 2599 100.14 100.12 -.01 GS Indus N GVIP 99.44 41.73 27 93.79 113 98.26 89.64 -1.74 +2.9 GS SCap N GSSC 64.30 26.89 63 61.22 256 63.46 58.51 -.01 +13.1 GSCI37 N GSC 20.90 10.30 16.97 sGoldmanS N GS 5.00f 1.5 14 340.10 130.85 3733 327.37 16924 340.10 316.47 +9.14 +24.1 GoldS pfK N GSpK 1.59 5.7 29.47 19.05 31 27.87 213 27.87 27.20 +.42 -4.6 GoldS pfN N GSpN 26.79 20.11 31 25.37 165 25.38 25.31 -.01 -4.4 GoldS pfC N GSpC 1.02 4.2 25.37 14.19 7 24.49 64 24.60 23.93 +.39 -2.7 GoldS pfA N GSpA .96 4.0 24.73 15.00 31 23.80 256 23.85 23.01 +.47 -3.2 GoldS pfD N GSpD 1.02 4.3 25.24 15.00 90 23.85 610 23.95 23.61 +.21 -5.5 GS MLPInc N GMZ 1.38 174.7 3.03 .51 .79 GolubCap Q GBDC 1.16m 7.8 23 17.50 9.08 505 14.78 3356 15.43 14.51 +.21 +4.5 GdTimes h Q GTIM 4.28 .45 40 3.43 183 3.75 3.33 -.03 +20.4sGoodWrks n Q GWAC 10.53 9.83 9733 11.12 10920 11.85 9.90 +.72 +11.8 GdRxHldA n Q GDRX 64.22 33.51 2636 41.31 9907 47.34 36.81 -3.21 +2.4 GoodrPet A GDP 13.30 2.40 104 10.33 872 10.54 9.50 +.62 +2.4sGoodyear Q GT 19.38 4.09 6364 18.26 35416 19.38 16.99 +1.45 +67.4 GoosehIn Q GSHD .41e 174.80 37.26 259 120.36 1114 134.12 114.40 -9.18 -3.5 GoPro Q GPRO 11.19 2.00 4739 8.08 30494 8.71 7.36 +.56 -2.4 Gores IV n Q GHIV 14.38 9.30 11.54 -12.1 Gores V n Q GRSV 21.74 9.66 1349 10.24 7913 10.74 10.10 -.46 -1.5 Gores V un Q GRSVU 12.44 9.97 47 10.45 505 11.08 10.25 -.63 -3.0 GorsHlVI un Q GHVIU 30.00 10.07 130 14.45 656 20.10 12.10 -4.55 +36.3stGore VIII un Q GIIXU 10.86 10.10 124 10.15 1098 10.86 10.10 -.40 -2.5tGoresMet un Q GMIIU 11.70 10.15 301 10.37 3151 10.93 10.15 -.30 -7.1 GormanR N GRC .62f 1.8 35 36.75 21.49 112 34.35 410 34.35 32.10 +2.36 +5.9 Gossamr Q GOSS 16.79 7.52 979 9.53 5067 9.98 8.96 +.13 -1.4 GovPrpIT Q GOV 11 27.48 GovPrpIT46 Q GOVNI 1.47 5.8 25.97 12.01 6 25.13 52 25.26 25.00 +.02 -3.2 vjGrace N GRA 1.32f 2.2 64.93 26.75 260 60.35 1618 61.35 57.92 +1.42 +10.1 Gracell n Q GRCL 33.70 20.12 30 21.02 516 25.84 20.39 -1.71 -15.2 Graco N GGG .75f 1.1 34 76.98 38.43 1466 66.31 4656 71.87 64.34 -3.04 -8.3 GrahamCp N GHM .44 2.8 62 17.44 10.36 45 16.00 197 16.28 15.22 +.66 +5.4 GrahamH s N GHC 6.04f 1.1 21 634.00 267.89 20 571.35 106 608.91 555.98 -29.48 +7.1 Graingr N GWW 5.76 1.4 28 427.90 200.61 489 399.11 1850 399.98 375.50 +26.40 -2.3 GranTrra g A GTE 1.23 .18 18947 .80 89660 .89 .69 -.05 +120.3 GranaMon N GRAM .25e 12.6 2.56 1.34 1.99 GrCanyEd Q LOPE 19 111.27 57.89 400 101.35 1580 108.00 99.75 -3.34 +8.8sGraniteC N GVA .52 1.4 37.40 8.90 331 37.00 1680 37.40 34.30 +2.62 +38.5 GranitPnt N GPMT 1.68 14.6 17 17.52 1.74 704 11.50 2303 11.98 11.05 +.34 +15.1 GraniteRE N GRP/U 3.00 62.59 28.12 3 58.43 20 59.38 56.97 +.97 -4.4 GrntPlt N PLTM 13.00 5.76 71 11.13 395 11.95 11.00 -.54 +5.1 Gran Gld N BAR 20.59 14.43 290 16.87 2777 17.32 16.80 -.30 -10.7 GranCom N COMB 26.30 17.14 28 25.77 456 25.77 25.27 +.21 +9.7 GrphTInt N EAF .04e .3 7 13.04 5.56 7451 11.49 39411 12.55 10.94 -.34 +7.8 GraphPkg N GPK .30 1.8 28 18.22 10.41 2169 16.70 11266 16.78 16.00 +.83 -1.4 Gravity Q GRVY 239.90 21.49 125 132.70 412 141.78 113.00 +15.72 -26.6 GrayTelev N GTN 5 20.75 8.53 631 19.56 3259 19.72 18.21 +1.41 +9.3 GrayTvA N GTN/A 27 18.99 8.55 18.12 4 18.77 16.86 +.44 +8.4 GrybgVis n Q GRAY 37.88 12.50 59 15.85 345 20.95 15.32 -4.23 -45.4 GrtAjax N AJX 1.28f 10.8 14 14.78 3.96 131 11.80 395 11.89 11.35 +.55 +12.8 GrtAjx24 N AJXA 26.63 14.61 4 25.18 45 25.42 25.00 +.33 +3.1 GrElCp hn Q GECC 1.00 28.7 7.25 2.25 279 3.49 1995 3.59 3.23 +.30 -3.1 GrElm22 Q GECCL 1.63 6.5 25.27 8.25 0 25.25 5 25.25 25.00 +.15 +1.5 GrElm25 Q GECCM 1.69 6.9 25.35 11.00 1 24.45 14 24.69 24.44 -.11 +1.7sGrElmGr Q GEC 4.85 1.31 109 2.80 5623 4.85 2.55 -.21 -2.8 GrLkDrge Q GLDD 55 16.12 6.75 324 14.73 1789 15.68 14.14 -.46 +11.8 GtPanSilv g A GPL 1.16 .23 3829 .83 21771 .96 .77 -.10 -2.0sGrtSoBc Q GSBC 1.36a 2.4 14 57.08 32.23 39 56.72 199 57.08 53.40 +3.93 +16.0sGrtWstBcp N GWB .60m 2.0 30.54 10.86 591 30.55 2593 31.25 27.07 +3.72 +46.2 GreenBrick Q GRBK 21 25.05 5.66 708 20.11 4008 20.80 18.27 +.38 -12.4 GreenDot N GDOT 22 64.97 14.20 648 46.66 2845 49.46 43.93 -.60 -16.4sGreenPlns Q GPRE .48 1.9 28.77 3.77 1520 24.77 9864 28.77 22.42 -.55 +88.1 GrnP LP Q GPP .48m 4.3 6 14.47 3.47 117 11.08 627 11.47 9.85 +.95 +39.4 Greensky Q GSKY 8.07 3.05 1028 6.07 8869 6.34 5.42 +.75 +31.1 GreenTrH N GHG 15.17 9.79 13 13.05 128 13.75 12.80 +.03 -2.6 GreenVis Q GRNV 11.55 9.45 59 10.19 538 10.21 10.12 +.01 -1.2 GreenVs rt Q GRNVR .80 .10 5 .39 100 .52 .35 -.13 -14.4 GreenVs un Q GRNVU 103.00 9.75 0 11.91 2 12.50 10.83 -.98 -3.2 GreenbCos N GBX 1.08 2.3 33 50.21 12.89 363 47.23 1811 48.75 45.40 +.18 +29.8 GreenAc un Q GRCYU 11.60 9.75 2 10.26 4 10.50 10.25 -1.00 -4.6 GrCB NY Q GCBC .48f 1.9 15 30.25 15.01 4 25.42 25 25.50 24.00 +1.51 -.3sGreenhill N GHL .20 1.3 16.65 7.28 153 15.75 1030 16.65 14.59 +.71 +29.7 GreenlTch Q GTEC 26.42 1.12 110 11.74 500 12.91 10.62 -.31 +62.2 GreenHl A Q GNLN 8.73 1.02 494 5.00 2458 6.23 4.34 -.36 +26.3 Greenlight Q GLRE 10.22 5.00 111 8.19 486 8.35 7.83 +.40 +12.0 GrpwrMtr n Q GP 34.45 8.22 460 22.32 2106 25.77 19.29 -2.06 -23.3 Greenpro Q GRNQ 4.15 .21 1443 1.84 10007 2.60 1.58 -.45 -10.2 Greenros n Q GNRS 11.46 9.61 858 10.04 3441 10.28 9.85 -.07 -.9 Greenrs un Q GNRSU 14.41 9.05 16 10.76 20 12.01 10.75 -.38 -2.2 GrwcLfSc n Q GLSI 158.07 3.26 240 23.00 980 33.94 19.52 -8.33 -36.9sGreif A N GEF 1.76 3.2 18 53.34 23.65 193 54.74 977 54.82 48.72 +6.44 +16.8sGreif B N GEF/B 2.60e 4.6 13 54.50 30.89 29 56.99 109 56.99 49.86 +7.49 +17.8 GridDyn Q GDYN 16.06 4.61 310 14.36 719 15.94 14.15 -.55 +14.0 GrdsmHl h Q GSUM 1.93 .24 184 1.86 476 1.92 1.76 -.03 +14.1 Griffon N GFF .30 1.2 17 27.53 9.15 218 25.35 931 25.72 24.05 +.75 +24.4 GrifolsSA Q GRFS .40e 2.5 23.40 13.40 915 15.96 6035 16.76 15.06 -.30 -13.4sGrinrdSh Q GRIN 6.97 2.03 50 6.33 188 6.97 5.69 +.21 +50.7 GritstOnc Q GRTS 35.20 2.54 619 13.57 3416 15.44 12.14 +244.4 GrocOutl Q GO 48.87 28.11 1015 36.03 10240 36.84 32.93 +.04 -8.2 Group1 N GPI 1.24 .8 12 162.65 26.26 274 157.17 910 159.32 144.74 +4.73 +19.8sGroupon rs Q GRPN 61.77 9.60 1637 62.84 17242 64.69 44.01 +19.44 +65.4 GrowGen Q GRWG 67.75 2.62 5061 40.40 16769 53.53 33.02 -5.23 +.4tGrCpAc un Q GCACU 10.32 9.92 160 10.00 1015 10.12 9.92 -.07 -.1 GrubHub N GRUB 85.53 29.35 1016 60.19 8126 65.18 58.05 -3.88 -19.0 GAeroPac N PAC 3.61e 3.4 118.80 44.28 101 107.35 455 111.02 102.50 +5.98 -3.5 GpAeroCN Q OMAB 1.70e 3.3 21 55.20 20.55 109 51.18 406 52.06 46.86 +4.72 -1.0sGpoASur N ASR 5.25e 190.25 82.08 74 171.30 296 190.25 169.51 -14.85 +3.9 GpoAvalAc N AVAL .40 6.4 8.36 3.32 85 6.28 314 6.49 6.25 -8.7 GrpoFin Q GGAL .31e 4.4 14.94 5.66 982 7.12 3960 7.84 7.00 -.33 -18.5 GpoSimec A SIM 15.04 5.20 1 13.00 6 13.89 12.57 -.10 +1.6 GpSuprvi N SUPV 3.68 1.28 993 1.77 5516 1.95 1.66 -.12 -16.5 GpTelevisa N TV 9.64 4.65 1329 7.44 7301 7.75 7.15 +.03 -9.7 GuangRy N GSH .63e 6.7 13.00 8.07 9.19 sGuarBcs Q GNTY .76 2.3 18 33.28 18.20 70 33.10 232 33.64 30.83 +2.60 +21.6 GuarFBc Q GFED .60 3.2 8 24.36 12.70 6 18.62 9 19.10 18.56 +.18 +6.6 GuardntH Q GH 181.07 55.90 2164 135.27 7025 157.60 121.78 -11.91 +5.0 GuardHlt rs Q GHSI 8.40 .99 2142 2.55 21345 3.13 2.14 -.48 +2.4 Guess N GES .45 1.8 27.65 3.64 689 25.52 2736 26.61 23.82 +.31 +12.8 GuggBAB N GBAB 1.66 7.1 25.89 17.00 33 23.25 381 24.72 22.90 -1.00 -8.8 GugCrdAllo N GGM 2.18 10.6 21.10 10.65 49 20.45 332 20.74 20.17 +.32 +3.4 GugEnhEq N GPM .96 13.9 7.84 3.48 160 6.92 750 7.01 6.72 +.09 +5.6sGugStrOp N GOF 2.19 10.5 21.27 10.42 362 20.89 1676 21.27 20.55 +.08 +7.7 Guidewire N GWRE 134.22 71.64 2718 101.83 6840 116.82 96.42 -9.16 -20.9 GuildHld n N GHLD 18.00 13.13 28 15.50 212 17.50 13.88 -.82 -8.5 GulfIsland Q GIFI .04 1.1 4.50 2.67 62 3.76 191 4.08 3.70 -.26 +22.9 GulfRes Q GURE 6.42 2.64 63 4.15 251 4.65 3.89 -.30 +.7 Gyrodyne Q GYRO 2.50e 18.59 14.20 16.45 5 16.45 16.40 -.05 +1.2H -:sH&E Eqp Q HEES 1.10 3.3 21 34.13 9.12 207 33.56 1068 34.13 31.34 +2.63 +12.6sHBT Finl Q HBT .65e 5 17.39 9.11 81 17.40 249 17.44 16.25 +1.26 +14.9sHCA Hldg N HCA 1.07m .6 19 181.01 58.38 2059 183.71 8317 184.86 173.88 +11.68 +11.7sHCI Grp N HCI 1.60 2.3 80.00 31.61 136 69.00 1442 80.00 68.30 +11.13 +31.9 HDFC Bk N HDB 84.70 29.50 1588 82.28 7024 83.93 80.01 +3.14 +13.9 HF Foods Q HFFG 83 19.90 5.04 108 7.27 427 7.77 7.09 -.10 -3.3 HL Acqui Q HCCH 26.19 10.02 23.31 HL Acq wt Q HCCHW HL Acq rt Q HCCHR 2.52 .02 2.30 HMG A HMG 17.25 8.50 1 12.50 1 12.50 12.30 +.20 +18.3 HMN Fn Q HMNF 13 20.97 13.06 1 19.90 6 20.20 19.44 -.05 +15.7 HMS Hldgs Q HMSY 58 37.04 18.20 1380 36.76 5561 36.87 36.72 -.03 HNI Corp N HNI 1.22 3.2 25 41.80 16.61 258 38.41 1673 39.20 35.63 +2.82 +11.5sHP Inc N HPQ .78f 2.6 13 30.44 12.54 13686 29.75 68489 30.44 27.85 +.78 +21.0 HSBC N HSBC 2.00e 6.5 33.79 17.95 2557 30.64 11575 30.76 29.17 +.93 +18.3 HSBC prA N HSBCpA 1.55 6.2 26.83 21.49 25.12 HTG Mol rs Q HTGM 13.80 4.01 96 5.99 735 6.69 5.54 +.44 +25.1sHV Bcp Q HVBC .50e 19.50 9.75 2 19.11 25 19.50 18.35 +1.07 +11.3sHackettGp Q HCKT .40f 2.4 19 17.46 9.50 286 16.49 962 17.46 15.72 +.87 +14.6 Haemonet N HAE 58 142.11 63.41 286 120.25 2408 130.90 117.33 -6.25 +1.3 Hailiang Q HLG 67.55 31.85 4 58.64 22 60.24 55.41 -.99 -10.9 HainCels lf Q HAIN 45.42 18.12 482 43.57 2709 43.58 41.28 +1.39 +8.5 HOF Res Q HOFV 14.70 1.09 3749 2.06 17324 2.45 1.75 -.23 +67.5 HOF Res wt Q HOFVW HalladorE Q HNRG .16 9.5 2 2.22 .60 185 1.68 1189 1.84 1.50 +.09 +14.3sHallibrtn N HAL .18m .8 13 23.43 4.25 16428 23.84 68819 23.90 21.08 +2.06 +26.1 HallmkFn Q HALL 4 15.08 2.28 99 3.63 820 3.87 3.41 -.06 +2.0 Halozyme Q HALO 56.40 12.71 2102 40.91 9209 47.62 38.81 -4.34 -4.2 HamBchBr N HBB .38f 2.2 12 25.00 6.68 35 17.25 164 18.20 16.80 -.22 -1.5 HamilLa Q HLNE 1.25 1.5 33 97.48 36.27 256 84.10 2435 93.98 80.47 -5.30 +7.8sHancFinOp N BTO 1.48 4.0 37.38 11.29 61 37.38 411 37.38 35.82 +2.02 +23.2 HanJS N JHS .87e 5.5 16.96 10.30 11 15.84 79 16.05 15.49 +.28 +.7 HanJI N JHI 1.45e 8.1 18.32 8.94 12 17.97 75 17.97 17.60 +.33 +4.1 HanPrmDv N PDT 1.08a 7.8 17.09 6.57 196 13.82 895 14.38 13.77 -.36 -2.5 HanPfEq N HPI 1.68 8.8 22.43 9.16 57 19.15 325 19.26 18.96 +.18 -2.7 HanPfd2 N HPF 1.68 8.9 21.44 9.00 39 18.90 342 19.08 18.62 +.35 -.6 HanPfd3 N HPS 1.47 8.7 19.03 8.05 54 16.93 333 17.12 16.76 +.24 -2.1 HanTxAdv N HTD 1.45 6.7 26.17 9.71 72 21.72 459 21.87 21.28 +.47 +3.2sHancWhit Q HWC 1.08 2.6 10 41.50 14.32 740 41.26 2693 41.50 38.32 +3.78 +21.3 HancWht 45 Q HWCPL 1.49 5.8 26.81 10.64 3 25.53 36 25.55 25.15 +.32 +1.0 HanWh60 n Q HWCPZ 1.56 5.8 27.90 24.84 4 26.75 51 26.87 26.58 +.20 Hanesbds N HBI .60 3.1 20.00 6.96 4989 19.21 25402 19.25 17.85 +1.52 +31.8sHanmiFin Q HAFC .40 2.1 19 18.29 7.15 356 18.78 1438 19.11 16.17 +1.66 +65.6 HannArms N HASI 1.36 2.6 54 72.42 15.01 1350 53.08 4371 60.63 48.93 -3.15 -16.3 HanoverIns N THG 2.80f 2.3 125.81 75.11 343 122.35 1474 123.50 117.43 +7.00 +4.6 HanovIns53 N THGA 1.59 6.3 26.44 12.00 25.36 HappBiot Q HAPP 5.15 1.63 519 1.87 1837 2.07 1.76 -.12 +1.6tHarborCus n Q HCDI 8.36 2.81 1017 2.97 3875 3.23 2.62 -.18 -31.9sHarbrOne Q HONE .12 .9 43 13.19 6.45 594 13.46 1860 13.67 12.08 +1.51 +23.9 HarleyD N HOG .60f 1.7 48 43.47 14.31 2539 34.97 9282 37.48 33.65 -.55 -4.7 Harmonic Q HLIT 8.47 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HrmyBio n Q HRMY 52.74 28.97 76 32.40 488 36.79 30.34 -3.07 -10.4 HarmonyG N HMY .05 7.61 1.76 5814 4.33 38014 4.36 3.79 +.54 -7.5 HarpoonT Q HARP 25.24 10.27 613 17.65 1639 21.01 16.67 -1.64 +6.3 HarrowHl Q HROW 11.10 3.33 273 7.95 1112 8.34 7.01 +.28 +15.9 Harsco N HSC .20m 1.2 51 22.18 4.19 644 16.95 2958 18.63 15.75 +.59 -5.7 Hrt TotR N HTRB 42.88 36.92 49 40.46 354 40.87 40.39 -.29 -3.1 HrtMuOp N HMOP 43.25 37.90 27 41.57 148 41.59 41.33 +.14 -.6 HartfFn42 N HGH 1.97 7.3 28.89 17.16 37 27.16 344 27.16 26.81 +.13 -1.6 HartfdFn N HIG 1.30 2.4 11 54.23 19.04 2234 53.62 10510 53.86 50.63 +2.93 +9.5 HrvrdBio Q HBIO 5.21 1.39 186 4.24 623 4.51 3.87 -.15 -1.2 HarvCapCr Q HCAP .96 11.8 10 8.40 2.66 6 8.15 51 8.35 8.13 -.05 +7.8 HarvCr22 Q HCAPZ 1.53 6.1 25.64 15.12 1 25.25 8 25.43 25.12 +1.0 Hasbro Q HAS 2.72 2.9 59 101.24 41.33 802 94.79 4435 96.18 90.32 +1.08 +1.3sHaverty N HVT .72f 2.0 12 38.94 9.81 236 35.89 1288 38.94 33.60 -.28 +29.7sHavertyA N HVT/A .76 2.1 11 37.92 10.67 35.70 0 37.92 35.70 -.53 +23.1 HawaiiEl N HE 1.32 3.5 21 55.15 31.83 567 37.24 2947 37.51 34.80 +2.28 +5.2 HawHold Q HA .48 1.8 4 28.52 7.55 992 26.61 4994 27.91 24.15 -.21 +50.3 Hawkins s Q HWKN 16 33.00 13.41 94 32.35 372 32.85 30.69 +1.05 +23.7 HawthornB Q HWBK .48b 2.0 11 24.40 12.93 19 23.50 86 23.50 20.11 +3.36 +7.3 HayAcII wt Q HYAC 9.93 HaymAII un Q HYACU 11.61 9.33 10.02 sHaynesIntl Q HAYN .88 2.9 30.87 15.29 63 30.15 420 30.87 27.74 +2.22 +26.5 Hc2 Hldgs N HCHC 1.30 4.75 1.29 319 3.52 1604 3.77 3.22 +.02 +8.0sHeadHunt Q HHR .36p 37.29 12.25 68 32.75 566 37.29 32.27 -2.04 +8.3tHlAssrAc n Q HAACU 15.20 10.21 2584 10.53 8958 12.58 10.21 -1.22 -6.4 HlthCSvc Q HCSG .81 2.8 22 35.80 15.80 781 28.95 3649 30.08 26.92 +.50 +3.0 HlthCatal Q HCAT 55.07 17.48 1331 46.20 3879 49.93 43.82 -2.29 +6.1 HlthScAc n Q HSAQ 14.66 10.49 63 11.31 364 13.02 10.96 -1.11 -11.7 FortsSus n Q HCAQ 11.00 10.00 82 10.29 1115 10.62 10.10 -.07 +2.8 HlthcrRlty N HR 1.21f 4.2 34 37.97 24.10 907 29.14 4510 29.82 28.73 +.28 -1.6 HlthSvAq un Q HCARU 11.36 10.11 40 10.34 663 10.80 10.20 -.40 +1.2 HealthTr pf Q HTIA 25.88 7.76 10 25.00 27 25.00 24.80 +.10 +5.9 HlthcreTr N HTA 1.28f 4.8 51 34.22 20.61 1619 26.52 8247 27.89 26.11 -.64 -3.7 HealthEqty Q HQY 75 93.32 34.40 1274 79.46 3702 84.82 74.50 -2.89 +14.0 HlthpeakPr N PEAK 1.48 5.0 34.75 18.63 3378 29.81 22992 30.00 28.86 +.72 -1.4 HlthStrm Q HSTM 1.00e 57 26.63 17.95 122 23.35 807 23.74 22.23 +.05 +6.9 HrtlndEx Q HTLD .08 .4 19 22.75 15.65 509 19.39 1882 19.56 18.15 +1.19 +7.1sHeartFn Q HTLF .80 1.6 14 50.88 25.26 450 50.72 1702 50.94 47.04 +3.98 +25.6 HeatBio Q HTBX 4.30 .42 .93 HeclaM N HL .01e .2 8.45 1.40 12404 5.89 66878 6.81 5.31 -.58 -9.1 HeclaM pfB N HLpB 3.50 6.4 61.00 37.05 54.27 1 55.82 54.27 +.12 -7.4 Heico N HEI .16 .1 65 141.31 52.01 625 123.33 1693 130.99 117.06 -2.45 -6.9 Heico A N HEI/A .16f .1 60 124.90 51.78 347 114.82 1203 120.32 107.20 -.94 -1.9 HeidrkStr Q HSII .60 1.6 16 38.41 17.99 120 37.17 488 37.19 35.04 +1.43 +26.5 HelenTroy Q HELE 30 265.97 104.02 349 225.70 1307 231.45 215.06 +8.90 +1.6sHeliosTc Q HLIO .36 .5 44 70.70 29.03 136 70.11 651 70.70 66.14 +4.71 +31.6 Helius Md rs Q HSDT 34.00 8.72 56 12.41 140 14.10 11.37 -1.22 -5.9 HelixAc A n Q HLXA 13.00 10.17 12 10.45 227 11.15 10.25 -.55 -8.1 HelixEn N HLX 31 7.06 .99 6863 5.85 16888 5.93 4.95 +.95 +39.3 HelmPayne N HP 1.00m 3.1 38.03 12.40 3570 32.44 10814 32.46 27.44 +3.71 +40.1 HemisMda Q HMTV 12.69 7.64 245 12.04 467 12.38 11.00 +.99 +16.2 HennesAd Q HNNA .55 6.5 4 12.50 5.69 15 8.46 126 8.84 8.35 -.06 -.6 HSchein Q HSIC 17 74.89 41.85 1051 62.57 5630 64.98 60.70 +.72 -6.4 HeplonP Q HEPA 4.83 1.00 6154 1.86 35659 2.22 1.64 -.02 -15.1 Herbalif N HLF 17 59.00 20.73 1148 47.48 4873 47.59 44.75 +2.50 -1.2sHercHld N HRI 91.24 11.81 195 88.24 1243 91.24 81.67 +.48 +32.9sHercTGC N HTGC 1.36f 8.8 11 16.64 5.42 1828 15.41 5043 16.64 14.96 -.10 +6.9 HrtgeCo Q HTBK .52 5.3 11 11.02 6.04 362 9.89 2507 10.08 9.48 +.38 +11.5sHrtgeFn Q HFWA .80 2.8 18 28.33 14.65 186 28.53 881 28.67 26.09 +2.64 +22.0 HeritageIns N HRTG .24 2.2 15 14.05 7.50 170 10.75 878 10.86 9.80 +1.04 +6.1sHeritCryst Q HCCI 56 30.00 11.30 56 28.08 506 30.00 25.09 +1.86 +33.3 HernTher h Q HRTX 22.40 9.60 987 17.49 4551 18.62 16.45 -.59 -17.4 Hersha pfC N HTpC 1.72 7.0 24.97 4.09 17 24.60 66 24.67 23.64 +.91 +26.5 Hersha N HT 1.12 10.3 12.24 2.29 690 10.87 2631 11.50 9.79 -.25 +37.8 Hersha pfD N HTpD 1.63 6.8 24.59 2.51 15 23.92 199 23.92 23.08 +.69 +27.0 Hersha pfE N HTpE 24.58 2.93 10 23.93 60 24.04 23.19 +.76 +26.7 Hershey N HSY 3.22f 2.1 26 161.04 109.88 1032 150.38 5742 150.80 143.58 +4.73 -1.3 HerzfldCrb Q CUBA 1.01e 7.02 2.20 58 5.90 192 6.27 5.65 +15.5 HeskaCorp Q HSKA 217.17 50.00 187 171.68 1344 202.68 160.93 -16.72 +17.9sHess N HES 1.00 1.3 72.32 26.06 3788 75.04 27569 75.70 64.61 +9.51 +42.1 HessMidP N HESM 1.79f sHP Ent N HPE .60e 4.2 15.06 7.43 14683 14.40 89297 15.06 13.48 -.16 +21.5 Hexcel N HXL .68 1.2 18 70.27 24.54 746 56.15 5364 57.53 53.48 +2.39 +15.8 Hexindai Q HX .40p 2.48 .26 .86 Hexo N HEXO 11.04 3.58 4671 6.42 20806 7.88 5.58 -.57 +74.5 HF Ent n Q HFEN 7.80 4.60 6.15 +2.8 Hibbett Q HIBB 30 70.76 7.33 1063 58.00 3335 67.33 54.62 -6.26 +25.6 HiCape A n Q CAPA 25.00 9.88 1742 13.21 7160 15.28 10.95 -1.11 +30.1 HiCCpAc un Q CAPAU 28.40 9.95 36 14.15 164 17.11 11.73 -1.49 +37.1 HighlFlR N HFRO 12.41 7.02 267 10.70 1266 10.75 10.50 +.32 +4.1 HighInc pfA N HEROpA 1.34 5.2 26.36 16.74 30 25.97 61 26.13 25.61 +.10 -1.0 HighSenLn Q SNLN .79 4.9 17.09 13.88 6 16.18 47 16.21 16.10 +.03 +1.0 HighlGlC N HGLB 8.49 3.66 163 7.52 698 7.52 7.25 +.29 +15.2 HghwyH Q HIHO .33e 10.3 20 5.82 1.73 81 3.21 1232 4.79 2.92 -1.36 -21.5 HighwdPrp N HIW 1.92 4.5 14 49.32 25.10 1107 42.39 4643 42.64 40.63 +2.43 +7.0 Hill-Rom N HRC .88 .8 29 117.68 72.29 335 104.18 1761 108.31 100.16 -2.49 +6.3sHillenInc N HI .86f 1.7 42 48.96 13.61 554 49.81 2378 49.91 46.56 +3.35 +25.2 HillmCT pf A HLMp 2.90 11.4 33.96 24.95 9 25.55 56 25.67 25.40 +.02 -11.7sHilltopH N HTH .48f 1.4 7 35.00 11.05 794 34.97 3724 35.00 33.28 +1.93 +27.1sHilGrVa N HGV 42.52 8.28 873 40.55 4589 42.52 38.09 +1.04 +29.3 Hilton N HLT .60 .5 128.16 44.30 3628 122.87 15578 125.85 116.44 -.81 +10.4 HimaxTch Q HIMX .10e .9 17.88 1.73 5832 11.43 20828 15.12 9.97 -2.04 +54.7tHimnsHrs n N HIMS 25.40 13.00 3719 13.36 12225 16.73 11.30 -1.21 sHingmSv Q HIFS 1.80f .7 270.25 125.55 7 271.37 29 279.11 248.01 +28.99 +25.6sHireQuest n Q HQI 16.75 8.69 16 15.36 122 16.75 14.50 +.35 +50.4 HoeghLP N HMLP 1.76 11.1 9 17.25 4.67 175 15.90 1254 16.56 15.53 +.49 +11.2 Hoegh pfA N HMLPpA 2.19 8.3 26.64 10.09 11 26.35 107 26.49 26.20 -.04 -.5 Holicity A n Q HOL 22.47 9.53 3728 13.10 14058 16.33 11.08 -.85 +29.6 Holicity un Q HOLUU 24.59 9.16 34 14.36 175 17.79 12.34 -.64 +38.2 HollyEngy N HEP 1.40 7.6 11 22.52 6.57 288 18.52 2571 18.70 17.37 +1.29 +30.4sHollyFront N HFC 1.40 3.5 10 40.46 16.81 1974 39.97 11450 40.52 36.95 +2.09 +54.6 Hollysys Q HOLI .21e 1.5 6 16.31 9.52 840 14.34 1790 15.86 14.02 -.72 -2.4 Hologic Q HOLX 14 85.00 26.49 2256 72.35 9135 75.85 67.88 +.26 -.7sHomeBLA Q HBCP .88 2.5 16 34.97 18.57 26 34.95 127 35.00 33.21 +2.60 +24.9sHomeBcs Q HOMB .52 2.0 15 26.82 9.71 744 26.53 3852 26.82 24.73 +2.09 +36.2 HomeDp N HD 6.60f 2.6 21 292.95 140.63 6349 253.52 28230 263.11 246.59 -4.82 -4.6 HmFdB LA Q HFBL .66f 2.2 18 34.93 20.00 30.00 3 31.25 30.00 -.90 +3.9 HomePtCp n Q HMPT 13.15 9.05 150 11.00 1157 12.19 10.00 -.99 -2.8sHomeStreet Q HMST 1.00f 2.2 17 46.19 18.44 213 46.24 682 46.39 43.36 +3.28 +37.0sHomeTrBc Q HTBI .32f 1.3 10 25.13 11.75 51 24.89 293 25.13 23.22 +1.75 +28.9 HomolMd Q FIXX 22.38 8.70 652 9.46 2354 11.40 8.92 -1.28 -16.2 Honda N HMC .84e 2.9 30.21 19.38 1462 29.39 6024 29.45 28.19 +1.72 +4.0 HonwllIntl N HON 3.72 1.8 31 216.70 101.08 2856 206.58 13608 209.45 200.51 +4.23 -2.9 Honwll wi N HON/WI HookerFu Q HOFT .72f 2.0 13 36.49 12.30 30 35.78 166 35.81 33.70 +1.97 +10.9 Hookipa Q HOOK 13.68 5.80 177 11.92 794 12.21 11.01 +.08 +7.5sHopeBcp Q HOPE .56 3.8 15 14.34 7.04 1061 14.72 4662 14.79 13.41 +1.56 +34.9 HorMan N HMN 1.20 2.8 15 44.74 30.48 326 42.91 1499 43.24 38.67 +4.37 +2.1sHorizBcp Q HBNC .48 2.5 12 19.00 7.42 291 19.14 725 19.29 17.80 +1.28 +20.7 HorizGbl N HZN 11.08 1.20 63 9.57 571 10.46 9.02 +.17 +11.4 HorizTFn Q HRZN 1.20 9.1 10 15.30 4.51 357 13.14 2238 15.19 12.58 -1.62 -.8 HorizFn22 N HTFA 26.66 13.00 3 25.28 14 25.33 25.15 +.03 -1.3 HorizTher Q HZNP 96.54 23.81 1868 88.65 10178 95.49 81.44 -2.26 +21.2 HrzMngR N USMR HorGKWld N KLDW 33.78 24.98 32.77 HoizWear N WEAR 17.90 ArmUS Eq N ARMR 23.69 13.99 4 22.33 24 22.92 21.67 -.06 +3.2sHorz Saba N CEFS 20.63 12.06 6 20.38 111 20.63 20.25 +.18 +4.4 Hormel N HRL .98f 2.1 26 52.97 39.01 1842 47.72 10422 48.10 46.28 +1.35 +2.4 HostHotls Q HST .85a 5.4 39 17.43 7.86 6984 15.80 39047 16.95 15.28 -.79 HostessBr Q TWNK 25 16.18 9.33 1989 14.98 8304 15.04 14.45 +.59 +2.3 HothThr Q HOTH 7.00 1.56 1337 1.85 7379 2.47 1.71 -.50 -21.9 HoughMH Q HMHC 6.80 1.03 1296 6.20 8771 6.65 5.79 +.10 +86.2 HoulihnL N HLI 1.32f 2.0 21 73.26 42.86 746 65.13 2648 66.21 63.50 +1.90 -3.1 HoustWC Q HWCC .12m 3.2 4.75 1.67 49 3.79 206 4.29 3.57 -.29 +35.8sHovnEn pf A Q HOVNP 17.75 1.62 9 16.25 229 17.75 13.70 +1.90 +97.7sHovnanE N HOV 11 91.74 5.12 144 79.42 1386 91.74 58.04 +21.90 +141.7 HowardBcp Q HBMD 16.29 8.44 27 14.89 86 15.51 13.93 +1.14 +26.1 HHughes N HHC 114.30 35.10 418 92.29 1848 98.61 87.50 -2.58 +16.9sHowmetAer N HWM .08 .3 30.84 9.87 3592 30.37 20662 30.84 28.52 +2.26 +6.4tHuadiIntl n Q HUDI 7.20 4.93 27 5.03 122 5.93 4.67 -.61 -18.2 HuanPwr N HNP 2.45e 18.4 19.64 11.69 21 13.31 162 13.65 13.31 +.09 -7.6 HuazhuGr Q HTHT .34e .6 45 64.53 25.01 1176 55.16 4456 59.09 53.25 -2.98 +22.5sHubGroup Q HUBG 28 61.37 36.51 373 61.55 1645 62.29 57.91 +3.97 +8.0sHubbell N HUBB 3.92f 2.2 26 183.69 85.62 242 180.71 1436 183.69 173.11 +3.20 +15.3 HubSpot N HUBS 547.47 90.84 755 458.47 3159 531.81 426.00 -56.53 +15.6 HudBayM g N HBM .02 10 8.39 1.23 2406 7.19 10844 7.37 6.26 +.04 +2.7 HudsCap rs Q HUSN 9.80 1.60 118 3.67 1560 4.84 3.16 -.32 +1.4 HudsExIn n Q HEC 12.45 9.66 2419 10.11 10518 10.98 9.70 -.63 -6.5 HudExIn un Q HECCU 14.10 9.82 22 10.71 108 12.00 10.46 -.78 -6.1tHdnExIII un Q HIIIU 10.40 10.00 547 10.29 6556 10.32 10.00 +.18 +.2 HudsnGb Q HSON 16.56 6.06 3 14.04 32 15.35 13.01 -1.43 +33.7 HudsPacP N HPP 1.00 3.8 34.05 16.14 1067 26.28 7431 26.88 25.33 +.69 +9.4 HudsonTc Q HDSN 10 2.08 .52 599 1.31 4524 1.55 1.25 -.14 +20.2 HuizeHld Q HUIZ 14.80 4.83 392 7.72 1623 9.68 7.28 -1.37 +10.3 Humana N HUM 2.50 .6 13 474.70 208.25 1495 399.39 5456 400.79 381.01 +19.74 -2.7 HumanA n Q HMCO 19.00 10.08 55 10.26 404 10.61 10.15 -.21 -7.8 Humanign n Q HGEN 24.64 7.75 1148 15.21 5003 19.03 13.97 -3.38 -13.1 HuntJB Q JBHT 1.12f .7 34 156.74 75.29 697 155.63 3328 156.26 147.81 +8.76 +13.9 HuntBncsh Q HBAN .60 3.7 15 16.49 6.82 11113 16.23 58460 16.41 15.48 +.89 +28.5 HuntBcs pf Q HBANO 1.56 6.1 26.46 16.07 32 25.38 154 25.39 25.31 +.02 -.2 HuntB pfC Q HBANN 1.47 5.7 29.17 14.10 2 25.63 14 25.63 25.38 +.10 -3.2 HuntgUSEq N HUSE 1.86e .8 32.25 27.11 28.73 HuntgtnEco N HECO .68e 41.05 32.26 36.61 Str 7handl Q HNDL 1.69 6.9 26.95 18.24 480 24.66 1807 25.17 24.34 -.14 -3.5 HuntgtnIng N HII 4.56f 2.5 13 220.67 136.44 354 185.61 2071 186.86 177.33 +9.70 +8.9 Huntsmn N HUN .65 2.4 6 29.49 12.23 3329 27.33 13683 27.98 26.06 +.03 +8.7sHurco Q HURC .52f 1.5 11 34.97 20.39 83 33.99 219 36.22 30.62 +2.56 +13.3 HuronCon Q HURN 61.99 35.15 185 53.17 909 56.28 50.99 +2.27 -9.8 HutChMd Q HCM 37.00 14.74 446 30.39 1373 31.00 27.47 +1.65 -5.1 HuttigBld Q HBP 4.56 .49 66 3.60 737 4.19 3.26 -.38 -1.9 Huya N HUYA 36.33 11.78 2986 26.17 11542 28.64 23.53 -.18 +31.3 Hyatt N H .80f .9 92.22 24.02 860 86.25 4180 90.47 80.48 -1.70 +16.2tHycrftMin Q HYMC 16.17 6.13 141 6.00 451 7.28 5.84 -.99 -23.6 Hydrfrm n Q HYFM 95.48 41.59 795 48.75 3043 73.22 44.16 -14.73 -7.3 HygoEn n Q HYGO Hyliion N HYLN 58.66 9.50 8561 12.74 32238 17.15 11.17 -2.38 -22.7 Hyliion wt N HYLN/WS HyreCar Q HYRE 16.27 .88 1177 8.29 4205 11.74 6.79 -2.00 +16.1 HysterYale N HY 1.27 1.4 23 102.17 30.25 84 89.48 351 92.41 84.87 +3.93 +50.3I -:sI-MAB Q IMAB 65.94 11.05 484 49.28 2316 65.94 47.60 -9.91 +4.5 i3 Vert Q IIIV 35.87 13.01 146 32.41 666 34.62 30.57 -.79 -2.4 IAA Inc N IAA 40 66.85 21.79 925 57.83 4245 60.44 54.10 -.80 -11.0 IAC Inter Q IAC IAMGld g N IAG 1.52f 49.5 34 5.35 1.44 5298 3.07 34960 3.07 2.86 +.10 -16.3 IBEX n Q IBEX 24.25 9.27 29 21.10 137 22.85 19.82 -.91 +12.8sICAD Q ICAD 21.00 5.91 337 17.32 1797 21.00 16.07 -1.17 +31.2sICC Hld Q ICCH 48 14.50 9.60 0 14.41 17 14.50 14.20 +.26 +.8 ICF Intl Q ICFI .56 .6 27 90.42 47.75 58 87.60 476 88.86 83.78 +4.15 +17.9 ICICI Bk N IBN .19e 1.1 18.47 6.86 7327 16.96 39673 17.48 16.61 +.35 +14.1 ICU Med Q ICUI 236.51 158.01 107 202.02 666 210.83 193.48 -5.48 -5.8 IClickInt Q ICLK 19.10 3.86 1085 14.05 6586 16.68 12.09 -.66 +64.5stIDEXBio n Q IDBA 28.46 25.33 5 24.69 25 28.46 24.06 -11.1 IdexxLab Q IDXX 573.99 168.65 724 499.70 2780 543.28 478.20 -20.47 IDT Cp N IDT 1.00f 5.3 16 21.45 4.81 340 18.94 884 19.25 15.45 +.99 +53.2 IEC Elec Q IEC 19 17.98 5.00 137 12.17 745 13.33 11.46 -.16 -10.2sIES Hldgs Q IESC 51.09 13.73 75 52.03 219 52.03 46.04 +6.19 +13.0 IF Bancp Q IROQ .30 1.4 15 22.29 15.03 4 20.97 9 21.15 20.97 -.08 -4.8 IFresh h Q IFMK 4.25 .37 337 1.36 1252 1.71 1.29 -.29 +73.7 IGM Bio Q IGMS 133.00 27.55 140 78.27 674 94.06 69.67 -9.16 -11.3 IHS Mark Q INFO .80f 1.3 37 63.73 -.3siHrtMed Q IHRT 16.10 4.31 1026 15.76 8609 16.10 14.23 +1.69 +21.4 II-VI Q IIVI 41 100.44 19.00 2503 74.61 7209 88.11 69.64 -9.69 -1.8 II-VI pf Q IIVIP 407.35 174.38 29 313.18 44 357.12 296.01 -36.46 -2.3 iM MnFut N DBMF 27.69 24.00 2 27.41 19 27.50 26.87 +.75 +7.2 IMAC Hl Q IMAC 4.95 .42 120 1.94 950 2.24 1.76 -.14 +26.8 IMV Inc Q IMV 6.82 1.35 157 3.21 1006 3.57 3.00 -.11 +4.2sING N ING .14e 1.2 11.86 4.52 11738 12.00 37215 12.00 11.06 +1.13 +27.1tInsu III n Q IIII 10.74 9.67 51 9.91 286 10.58 9.67 -.53 -4.9 INmune Q INMB 29.99 2.20 658 14.31 1707 19.13 12.60 -1.91 -16.9 ION Geo N IO 5.35 1.13 560 2.71 4834 3.37 2.35 -.33 +11.5 IPG Photon Q IPGP 37 262.55 98.04 328 206.50 1655 231.23 197.46 -20.85 -7.7 BiP Tin N JJT 73.31 35.16 1 65.90 6 67.19 63.06 -2.60 +23.9 BiP Softs N JJS 48.63 32.15 45.92 1 47.04 45.92 -1.41 +7.5 BiP PrM N JJP 75.09 48.82 0 61.55 3 63.56 61.33 -1.78 -9.8 BiP Plat N PGM 62.49 28.71 1 53.64 1 57.80 52.25 -3.06 +6.4 BiPNickel N JJN 79.65 44.01 15 64.83 88 75.35 63.00 -9.10 -1.6 BiPIndMet N JJM 58.75 34.50 2 54.84 18 58.18 53.26 -1.27 +7.9 BiPGrains N JJG 61.00 38.00 2 59.98 9 60.00 58.50 +.62 +9.1sBiPEngy N JJE 33.38 19.96 33.86 4 33.86 31.76 +1.61 +28.9 BiPCopp N JJC 65.82 32.02 15 61.90 120 63.84 58.40 +.06 +16.0 BiPCoffee N JO 40.93 29.20 79 37.20 345 40.26 37.00 -2.19 -.6 BiP Alum N JJU 48.26 32.18 1 46.40 5 47.28 45.17 +.43 +9.4 BiPAg N JJA 58.37 36.13 1 57.25 8 57.28 55.97 -.05 +8.4 iPt MdFut N VXZ 42.11 19.18 133 33.91 207 35.39 33.31 -.73 +10.2 iPt ShFut N VXX 78.84 14.44 103714 15.12 431319 16.96 14.65 -.91 -9.9 IQ UltSh N ULTR 53.12 47.63 126 49.68 599 49.69 49.60 +.03 +.2 IQ M Intr N MMIT 27.51 22.05 19 26.55 179 26.55 26.44 +.02 -.7 IQ M Ins N MMIN 29.98 22.44 168 27.14 620 27.20 27.09 -.01 -1.8 IQ HdgMult N QAI 32.76 26.58 214 31.96 575 32.30 31.63 -.07 +.1 IQ Hedge N MCRO 30.33 21.76 0 28.44 5 28.83 28.19 -.16 +.6 IQ HdgLgS N QLS 26.28 17.29 3 25.49 32 25.80 25.29 -.05 -.7 IQ US Lg Q CLRG .44e 1.5 30.85 16.23 0 29.93 2 30.85 29.90 -.22 +3.6 IQ Ch SC N CSML 34.50 13.30 2 33.35 17 34.41 32.80 +.03 +14.3 IQ HdgEv N QED 24.50 17.70 2 23.48 32 24.06 23.12 -.36 +.3 IQ HiYlVl N HYLV 25.76 20.38 18 24.94 68 25.19 24.84 -.18 -2.0 IQ CoreBd N AGGE 19.63 IQ 50HgEur N HFXE 19.68 13.80 19.07 IQ 50HIntl N HFXI 24.12 14.67 27 23.45 82 23.58 23.09 +.27 +3.4 IQ RealRtn N CPI 27.85 25.10 2 27.15 17 27.23 27.10 -.05 -.5 IQUSReSC N ROOF 1.43e 6.0 25.22 12.96 5 23.68 31 24.21 23.08 -.04 +10.4 IQMrgArb N MNA 36.18 26.21 64 32.39 536 32.87 32.16 -.29 -2.8 IQ GlbRes N GRES .10e .4 28.59 19.54 6 27.52 17 27.68 26.99 +.42 +6.8 IQIYI Q IQ 25 28.03 14.51 14987 26.07 58310 26.42 24.72 +.74 +49.1 IQVIA Hldg N IQV 199.99 81.79 1217 188.78 4494 196.72 181.13 -4.01 +5.4 IRSA N IRS 5.62 2.57 162 3.93 243 4.22 3.85 -.22 -12.9 IRSA Prop Q IRCP .32e 3.1 1 14.14 3.71 5 10.30 141 11.63 9.85 -.70 +12.3 IRhythm Q IRTC 286.19 56.54 616 138.75 2686 161.78 131.93 -22.15 -41.5 iRobot Q IRBT 23 197.40 32.79 700 120.50 3802 129.90 107.02 -3.61 +50.1 iSh US Vl N STLV 26.54 15.63 25.89 1 26.41 25.89 +.06 +6.1 iSh US Gr N STLG 33.74 17.78 31.15 27 32.56 30.70 -.62 -1.8 iSh US Tc N TECB 38.31 19.65 28 34.57 117 36.65 33.30 -1.07 -1.6 iShBd21 Q IBTA .20 .8 26.72 25.19 7 25.35 26 25.38 25.34 -.01 iShAdvMsc n Q DMXF 67.04 51.06 13 63.60 91 65.11 62.79 -.21 +.6 iShAdvUS n Q USXF 33.51 24.79 40 31.84 287 32.90 30.81 -.16 +1.7 iShBd22 Q IBTB .21 .8 25.90 25.31 3 25.41 15 25.44 25.40 -.01 -.1 iShBd29 Q IBTJ .16 .6 27.88 25.08 0 25.10 10 25.34 25.10 -.22 -4.3 iShBd28 Q IBTI .16 .6 28.12 25.23 0 25.32 3 25.56 25.32 -.21 -3.7 iShBd27 Q ITBH 27.87 25.38 0 25.40 2 25.59 25.40 -.13 -3.1 iShBd26 Q IBTG .14 .5 28.22 25.18 0 25.61 36 25.77 25.61 -.10 -2.3 iShBd25 Q IBTF .16 .6 26.32 25.32 1 25.72 8 25.82 25.72 -.05 -1.4 iShBd24 Q IBTE .16 .6 26.93 25.32 4 25.74 17 25.80 25.74 -.04 -.7 iShBd23 Q IBTD .15 .6 27.94 25.27 2 25.66 53 25.69 25.64 -.01 -.2 iShCyber N IHAK 44.18 20.36 129 37.73 695 40.80 36.35 -1.49 -6.5 iShEdgMl N MIDF 34.22 18.23 1 33.52 3 34.12 32.62 +.28 +5.8 iShGeno N IDNA 55.03 22.32 185 43.69 635 48.70 40.84 -3.32 -4.9 iBdDc26 N N IBMO 27.24 22.84 13 26.81 48 26.83 26.71 +.03 -1.0 iSh SlfDr N IDRV 48.25 17.35 241 44.49 809 46.13 42.83 -.42 +3.0 iSh JpVl Q EWJV 28.46 18.38 28 27.69 45 27.82 27.37 +.13 +6.8 iSh JpEq Q EWJE 41.31 25.02 1 39.38 6 39.59 39.22 +.03 +2.0 iShGlGr Q BGRN 1.54 2.8 56.34 51.93 34 54.81 124 55.12 54.70 -.08 -2.6 iShSCOp N ESML 39.34 16.65 134 37.83 765 39.04 36.11 +.06 +10.8 iShBrHiY N USHY 41.58 31.58 4337 40.98 11834 41.29 40.77 -.06 -.7 iSh US Dv N DIVR 35.96 19.52 38 35.75 164 35.78 34.58 +.89 +7.8 iSh iB D27 N IBDS 27.78 20.41 55 26.85 257 27.16 26.78 -.24 -2.6 iShGold N IAU 19.76 13.80 26647 16.18 161034 16.61 16.10 -.26 -10.8siShGSCI N GSG 14.68 7.50 2076 14.75 11132 14.75 14.03 +.51 +19.6 iSAstla N EWA 1.01e 4.0 25.89 12.73 5102 25.15 25579 25.50 24.69 +.64 +5.0 iSAstria N EWO .37e 1.7 21.95 10.35 82 21.71 250 21.91 21.26 +.46 +9.5siShBelg N EWK .51e 2.5 20.65 11.94 3 20.03 364 20.65 19.63 +.69 +2.1 iShBrazil N EWZ .67e 2.0 40.34 20.14 35665 32.99 269900 33.58 30.47 +1.09 -11.0 iShCanada N EWC .48e 1.5 33.74 17.59 10593 33.10 33978 33.32 32.24 +.93 +7.3 iShEMU N EZU .86e 1.9 46.24 25.32 4527 44.97 20466 45.76 44.40 +.19 +2.0 iSFrance N EWQ .58e 1.7 35.02 19.29 710 34.18 4026 34.62 33.79 +.31 +2.8 iShGerm N EWG .60e 1.9 33.07 17.50 3868 32.08 18306 32.66 31.78 +.07 +1.0 iSh HK N EWH .61e 2.3 27.90 17.92 6625 26.56 37408 26.72 26.27 +.25 +7.8 iSh SKor N EWY .65e .7 96.30 38.26 4633 89.01 20236 90.75 86.98 +1.04 +3.4 iShMexico N EWW .78e 1.9 45.47 25.03 3091 41.60 12956 42.94 41.26 +.94 -3.2 iShNeth N EWN .66e 1.5 46.67 21.62 146 43.48 849 44.87 42.64 -.54 +5.2 iSPacxJpn N EPP 1.66e 3.3 51.86 28.86 404 50.58 1957 51.00 49.75 +1.06 +5.7 iShSoAfr N EZA 1.02e 2.1 49.55 24.12 348 47.97 2445 48.85 46.81 +1.72 +9.4 iShSpain N EWP .99e 3.6 28.57 17.60 880 27.14 5215 27.50 26.68 +.11 +.4 iSSwedn N EWD .76e 1.8 43.85 21.38 209 42.80 1232 43.69 42.21 +.78 +7.5 iShSwitz N EWL .75e 1.7 45.83 29.55 1574 43.29 5215 44.18 42.59 +.06 -3.1 iShFrntr100 N FM .30e 1.0 30.00 19.35 22 29.33 320 29.63 28.75 +.47 +3.5 iShGlHiY bt A GHYG 2.09e 4.2 51.04 35.97 10 50.10 144 50.55 50.01 -.26 -1.3 iShxUSH bt A HYXU .92e 1.6 57.23 39.61 7 55.76 85 56.62 55.59 -.53 -1.4 iShEMCBd bt A CEMB 2.28 4.4 53.18 40.67 42 52.04 499 52.47 51.90 -.50 -2.0 iShEMkHY N EMHY 3.98 8.9 47.11 32.81 193 44.58 770 45.38 44.43 -.56 -3.8 iShAsiaPDv N DVYA 2.29e 5.5 42.44 24.71 3 41.89 123 42.27 41.35 +.40 +10.7siShEmMDv N DVYE 1.83e 4.7 39.60 25.51 146 39.08 809 39.60 38.62 +.80 +5.0 iShGblSilv N SLVP .29e 1.9 19.50 5.62 407 14.89 2207 16.17 14.23 -.90 -13.0siShGblEnP N FILL .59e 3.5 16.47 7.77 129 16.72 231 16.78 15.53 +1.34 +28.0siShGblAgri N VEGI .55e 1.4 39.83 18.38 48 39.02 136 39.83 37.62 +.47 +14.3 iShMsciWld N URTH 1.57e 1.4 119.36 66.38 49 115.05 245 117.16 112.20 +.78 +2.3 iShEMAsia Q EEMA 1.23e 1.3 100.35 49.13 187 92.28 1154 95.18 90.56 -.19 +5.5 iShEMktSC N EEMS .89e 1.6 58.29 27.11 16 56.40 167 57.57 55.78 +.17 +6.8 iShEMkBd N LEMB .42e 1.0 45.54 34.53 176 43.17 458 44.12 42.95 -.53 -4.6 iShWldMnV N ACWV 1.93e 2.0 98.37 70.06 443 95.14 1715 95.74 93.34 +1.02 -1.8 iSEMMnVol N EEMV 1.15e 1.8 65.45 42.10 228 62.61 1564 63.59 62.13 +.32 +2.5 iShJpnSC N SCJ 1.81e 2.3 82.88 49.10 10 79.57 28 80.33 78.61 +.48 +.7 iShThai N THD 1.88e 2.3 82.27 45.95 289 81.77 978 82.07 79.48 +3.88 +6.1 iShIsrael N EIS .81e 1.3 67.89 36.86 40 63.39 101 66.07 61.72 -.83 -1.1 iShChile N ECH .71e 2.2 33.52 17.55 543 32.34 2616 33.38 31.73 +.93 +7.1 iShBRIC N BKF .54e 1.0 60.41 31.75 24 54.36 106 56.08 53.15 -.23 +4.1 iShsUSA N EUSA .67e .9 77.58 39.38 6 75.85 102 77.26 73.31 +.47 +5.1 iShTurkey Q TUR 1.10e 4.0 30.09 17.62 565 27.60 1784 28.46 27.07 +.88 +4.2 iShSilver N SLV 27.98 10.86 30549 23.36 200464 25.04 23.05 -1.30 -4.9 iShS&P100 N OEF 1.92e 1.1 181.03 101.87 489 174.48 2710 177.88 169.49 +1.43 +1.7 iShMrnLV N JKF 2.46e 2.1 119.95 75.13 10 119.64 77 119.70 115.82 +3.72 +6.6 iShIntTBd Q IGOV 55.97 45.22 1166 52.61 1865 53.73 52.55 -.65 -5.4 iShMrnLG N JKE 1.20e .4 313.08 158.00 33 279.13 121 297.40 267.07 -10.62 -3.7 iShNewZea Q ENZL 2.01e 3.2 71.72 35.70 369 62.85 454 64.29 61.71 +.32 -7.7 iSh1-3yITB Q ISHG 85.79 73.39 5 82.84 35 84.03 82.75 -1.21 -2.7 iShMrnLC N JKD 2.24e 1.0 224.13 122.90 3 217.08 23 222.28 211.07 +.56 +.1 iShBrazSC N EWZS .40e 2.7 19.18 7.89 105 15.03 705 15.35 13.89 +.18 -9.6 iShIntlPfd N IPFF .96e 5.8 16.83 8.38 210 16.54 1081 16.69 16.30 +.28 +6.1 iShSPTUS N ITOT 92.38 48.52 4403 89.00 15031 91.24 86.05 +.29 +3.2 iShSTNtMu N SUB .86 .8 108.56 97.45 179 107.76 1087 107.79 107.52 +.09 -.3 iShAgcyBd N AGZ 1.81 1.5 124.18 117.36 17 118.04 157 118.49 118.00 -.47 -1.3siShSelDiv Q DVY 3.03e 2.7 109.76 61.89 844 110.34 3663 110.65 105.85 +5.26 +14.7 iShGTimb Q WOOD .94e 1.1 88.48 39.55 28 84.56 156 85.81 82.29 +1.37 +6.2 iShTIPS N TIP 1.69e 1.3 128.27 107.37 2571 125.25 29835 125.95 124.89 -.58 -1.9 iShEurFn Q EUFN .74e 3.8 19.53 10.59 1986 19.24 6938 19.44 18.87 +.52 +9.7 iShAsiaexJ Q AAXJ 1.30e 1.4 102.44 52.95 597 94.46 5219 97.47 92.54 -.19 +5.4 iShChinaLC N FXI .87e 1.8 54.53 33.11 21489 48.85 97285 50.50 47.95 -.22 +5.2 iShTransp N IYT 1.70e .7 241.36 116.61 206 240.45 823 241.35 229.63 +5.42 +9.0 iShChinaSC N ECNS 1.73e 3.1 65.90 31.27 32 56.62 219 60.98 55.06 -2.20 +15.2 iSCorSP500 N IVV 4.38e 1.1 395.65 220.28 6515 385.07 27868 392.38 373.26 +3.30 +2.6 iSMornMC N JKG 2.32e 1.0 249.90 126.19 5 244.09 27 248.63 236.12 +1.36 +4.2 iShEMInfr Q EMIF .93e 3.9 27.34 17.06 5 24.10 25 24.10 23.66 +.35 -1.8 iShGClnEn Q ICLN .33e 1.4 34.25 8.08 16672 22.97 51676 26.92 21.41 -2.88 -18.7 iShUSAgBd N AGG 2.65e 2.2 119.73 105.56 8675 114.28 48076 115.59 114.05 -1.06 -3.3 iShEMkts N EEM .59e 1.1 58.29 30.09 64012 53.83 269632 55.33 52.80 +.10 +4.2 iShACWX Q ACWX 1.00e 1.8 57.27 32.40 2705 54.77 8305 55.57 53.87 +.53 +3.3 iShiBoxIG N LQD 3.87 3.0 139.38 104.95 23789 129.76 107129 132.17 129.27 -2.51 -6.1 iSh ACWI Q ACWI 1.43e 1.5 96.94 53.31 4523 92.96 20077 94.93 90.75 +.45 +2.5 iSKokusai N TOK 1.60e 1.9 88.26 49.06 1 85.38 8 87.00 84.11 +.04 +2.2 iShCorUSTr N GOVT .33 1.3 28.54 26.21 3312 26.36 18248 26.53 26.30 -.24 -3.2 iSEafeSC Q SCZ 1.51e 2.1 73.00 37.73 2265 70.26 12764 71.71 69.26 +.06 +2.8 iSGblTelcm N IXP 2.31e 2.9 82.53 45.58 17 80.24 71 81.10 78.21 +1.39 +8.1 iShEMBd Q EMB 4.55 4.2 117.08 85.00 12208 108.60 38627 110.55 108.20 -1.43 -6.3 iShGblTech N IXN 1.10e .4 324.99 155.91 78 299.31 440 313.33 289.62 -4.76 -.2 iShAaa-ACp N QLTA 1.51e 2.7 59.53 47.79 305 55.44 2451 56.33 55.30 -.91 -5.3 iSMrnMCG N JKH .59e .2 420.66 183.44 84 366.01 291 399.54 349.31 -22.65 -4.3 iShIndones N EIDO .35e 1.5 25.21 11.91 436 22.91 3095 23.89 22.59 +.06 -2.2 iSSP500Gr N IVW 2.03e 3.2 250.42 55.48 3933 62.76 20828 65.32 60.70 -.69 -1.7 iShNYMun N NYF 58.92 50.39 12 57.59 108 57.62 57.34 -.06 -1.2 iShGblHcr N IXJ 79.80 51.07 445 74.58 1187 75.92 72.98 +.01 -2.4 iShGnmaBd Q GNMA 1.08 2.1 55.03 48.94 30 50.35 171 50.54 50.21 +.02 -1.3 iShGblFin N IXG 1.28e 1.8 73.29 40.26 187 72.87 1182 73.05 71.10 +2.71 +11.9 iShUSAQlt N QUAL 1.04e .9 120.25 68.20 1635 117.71 5215 119.65 113.82 +1.18 +1.3siSSPGlbEn N IXC 1.01e 3.9 25.74 12.23 1308 26.15 5271 26.18 24.42 +2.05 +28.8 iShCalMn N CMF 63.23 53.00 81 61.85 454 61.91 61.70 -.04 -1.6 iSh CMBS N CMBS 1.00 1.8 56.00 49.03 68 54.18 309 54.82 53.82 -.16 -2.1 iShUSASize N SIZE 1.26e 1.1 119.61 60.20 143 116.48 522 119.19 112.33 +.52 +4.8 iSGblInfra N IGF 1.27e 2.9 46.88 28.19 254 43.70 1354 44.16 43.02 +.71 siShNANatR N IGE .85e 3.0 28.42 13.28 222 28.76 1560 28.82 27.11 +2.10 +23.5 iSh JPXNik N JPXN 77.08 45.69 4 72.95 19 74.08 72.00 -.05 +.8 iShUSAVal N VLUE 1.49e 1.5 99.27 54.20 1427 98.76 6207 99.08 94.59 +2.78 +13.6 iShLatAm N ILF .60e 2.2 30.87 15.54 990 27.28 7182 27.69 26.30 +.75 -7.1 iShUSAMo N MTUM .81e .5 179.38 88.83 3726 155.27 12812 168.72 147.68 -7.63 -3.7siShMrnMCV N JKI 2.72e 1.5 179.41 89.87 4 179.84 29 179.97 172.34 +7.26 +15.0 iShPhilpns N EPHE .20e .6 33.48 19.00 52 30.87 356 31.09 30.42 +.68 -5.6 iSSP500Val N IVE 2.14e 1.6 138.04 81.70 3151 137.40 9755 137.87 132.79 +3.99 +7.3 iShNMuBd N MUB 2.59 2.2 118.15 100.03 867 115.50 5551 115.66 115.25 -.09 -1.5 iShUKSC bt A EWUS 1.38e 3.1 46.12 21.63 51 44.69 170 45.70 44.06 +.26 +5.8 iSRTop200V N IWX 1.17e 1.9 62.11 37.65 73 61.83 612 61.98 59.80 +1.78 +6.8 iShIntlDev N WPS 1.16e 3.2 37.55 23.31 15 35.78 144 36.47 35.38 -.12 +.3 iShAsia50 N AIA 1.02e 1.1 102.50 46.01 220 95.06 1277 97.60 92.93 +.33 +9.1 iSh20 yrT N TLT 3.05 2.2 179.70 136.61 20575 138.91 97222 141.41 137.96 -4.21 -11.9 iSRTop200G N IWY .82e .6 139.93 71.86 138 129.96 650 135.00 125.74 -1.36 -2.3tiSh7-10yTB Q IEF 1.54 1.3 123.41 114.10 8635 114.42 45272 115.78 114.02 -1.34 -4.6 iShRTop200 N IWL 1.02e 1.1 94.96 52.77 56 91.77 406 93.59 89.00 +.64 +1.6 iShIntSelDv N IDV 1.51e 4.4 32.01 19.52 754 31.55 5961 31.61 30.98 +.74 +7.1 iSh1-3yTB Q SHY .86 1.0 86.80 85.57 4414 86.26 18278 86.31 86.23 -.06 -.1 iS Eafe N EFA 1.66e 2.2 77.17 45.73 29689 74.63 131667 75.58 73.56 +.62 +2.3 iShGerSC bt A EWGS .69e .9 83.25 35.64 18 76.26 26 79.85 75.76 -2.22 +1.2 iShEurRE Q IFEU 1.46e 4.2 40.78 24.38 35.01 iSRusMCV N IWS 1.59e 1.5 107.74 53.42 753 106.43 4938 107.20 102.39 +2.29 +9.8 iShCrLTBd N ILTB 2.54 3.7 79.65 61.05 48 68.86 345 70.44 68.65 -1.99 -9.9tiSRusMCG N IWP 1.02e 1.0 199.21 96.50 2118 99.09 6516 107.26 94.31 -4.92 -3.5 iShIntlRE Q IFGL 1.48e 5.4 29.14 17.75 11 27.31 153 27.88 27.12 -.18 +.5 iShEuroSC Q IEUS 1.08e 1.7 66.67 31.74 6 64.26 25 65.71 63.28 -.21 +3.5 iShNorC bt A ENOR .58e 2.1 27.55 12.73 4 27.42 49 27.42 26.59 +1.37 +9.3 iShRsMd N IWR 74.80 36.03 2014 72.04 10923 74.28 69.10 -.12 +5.1 iShMrnSC N JKJ 1.78e .8 226.65 103.24 1 222.41 5 226.09 216.53 +2.69 +12.7 iShIreland N EIRL .55e 1.0 54.41 25.38 10 52.93 29 53.67 51.23 +1.85 +4.8 iSCorSPMid N IJH 1.89e .8 257.71 117.87 1534 250.83 7602 257.15 240.46 +1.61 +9.1 LgTrmBd N IGLB 2.67 4.0 74.42 52.06 430 66.44 4167 68.15 66.10 -2.06 -9.0 iShiBxHYB N HYG 5.09 5.9 87.79 67.52 46924 86.62 198144 87.16 86.08 +.18 -.8 iShFinlC bt A EFNL .51e 1.1 49.38 24.67 10 44.40 42 46.13 43.76 -.78 +.2 iShSft N IGV .12e 389.44 176.23 2395 336.51 10642 367.69 323.16 -18.09 -5.0 iShCorUS N FTY 54.60 31.37 98 50.39 659 51.56 49.00 -.05 +4.1 iShDenC bt A EDEN .81e .9 100.78 51.08 76 91.23 174 96.34 89.94 -3.09 -6.5 iShs SOX Q SOXX 1.55e .4 443.97 167.79 2102 396.61 7996 431.94 375.55 -20.30 +4.6 iShIndia50 Q INDY .15e .3 46.64 21.97 90 45.62 622 46.39 44.64 +1.79 +7.5 iShNetw N IGN .25e .4 71.08 37.29 2 63.99 313 67.61 62.51 -1.42 +7.3 iShNATch N IGM .73e .2 382.31 183.27 36 350.82 250 369.72 338.18 -7.54 +.3 iShNsdBio Q IBB 174.04 92.15 7698 150.15 26876 160.02 142.47 -6.78 -.9 iShResRE N REZ 2.01e 2.8 78.00 44.34 71 71.08 270 72.27 69.55 +.53 +4.8 iShC&SRE N ICF 2.97e 5.5 119.95 51.05 98 54.05 731 55.70 52.66 -.68 +.3 iShKLDSoc N DSI 1.11e 1.5 141.09 69.36 166 73.67 785 75.21 71.30 +.37 +3.0 iShGbl100 N IOO 66.60 38.23 98 64.77 429 65.47 63.11 +.77 +3.0 iShConsSv N IYC 1.50e 2.1 277.42 68.42 77 71.92 690 74.02 69.38 -.34 +2.0 iShMBS Q MBB 2.62 2.4 111.31 104.79 1604 109.03 8021 109.34 108.87 -.12 -1.0 iShGvCrBd N GBF 2.86 2.4 127.83 111.36 7 120.36 39 121.75 120.15 -1.40 -4.4siShIndia bt A INDA .24e .6 43.33 20.48 5164 42.59 26711 43.33 41.66 +1.56 +5.9 iSR1KVal N IWD 2.41e 1.6 148.49 84.11 5166 147.46 18835 147.85 142.29 +3.90 +7.8 iSMrnSCG N JKK .87e .3 352.90 133.27 92 297.98 272 329.75 282.15 -19.51 -1.8 iShPoland N EPOL .42e 2.3 20.61 12.11 174 18.52 784 19.27 18.37 -.15 -2.6 iSMCGth N IJK 1.88e 2.5 257.97 59.79 422 75.09 1421 78.95 71.59 -1.53 +4.0 iShIntGvC N GVI 1.99 1.7 118.58 103.14 46 115.40 318 116.17 115.14 -.51 -1.9 iSR1KGr N IWF 1.45e .6 255.61 128.23 2985 235.09 10207 246.09 226.77 -4.08 -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, March 6, 2021 

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siSIndiaSC bt A SMIN .10e .2 50.72 20.74 117 49.68 785 50.72 47.88 +2.46 +17.4 iShBrUSIn Q USIG 1.89 3.2 62.29 49.15 559 59.06 4898 60.05 58.76 -.89 -4.7 iSRus1K N IWB 2.36e 1.1 224.95 120.20 801 217.09 3165 222.26 210.50 +.84 +2.5siSR2KVal N IWN 1.98e 1.3 158.56 69.27 3258 156.96 14009 158.56 150.20 +5.36 +19.1 iShIntTr Q IGIB 1.91 3.2 61.83 50.11 1195 59.48 6534 60.31 59.33 -.74 -3.7 iShShrtT Q IGSB 1.44 2.6 55.30 47.21 4095 54.68 19238 54.85 54.61 -.19 -.9 iSR2KGr N IWO 1.36e .5 339.91 129.54 1602 297.07 5795 321.47 280.50 -12.70 +3.6 iSh10-20TB N TLH 2.99 2.1 175.92 141.46 132 142.84 772 145.22 142.07 -3.38 -10.3 iShFltRtB N FLOT .32 .6 50.95 42.84 868 50.80 4623 50.84 50.78 -.05 +.2 iShR2K N IWM 1.77e .8 230.32 95.69 53094 217.71 198429 226.71 207.21 -.60 +11.0 iSh3-7yTrB Q IEI 1.50 1.1 134.11 129.11 1538 130.50 8306 131.22 130.28 -.57 -1.9siShCorHiDv N HDV 2.90e 3.1 92.80 61.04 385 93.40 2022 93.71 90.08 +3.84 +6.5 iSCorUSVal s Q IUSV 1.16e 1.7 67.34 39.21 991 67.06 3178 67.25 64.76 +1.96 +7.8 iSCorUSGr s Q IUSG .72e .8 94.10 48.55 789 87.57 2388 91.12 84.53 -1.02 -1.3 iShChina N MCHI .61e .7 97.55 50.00 7831 85.19 26140 89.92 83.05 -1.92 +5.2 iShShtTrB Q SHV 1.10 1.0 112.99 110.14 7951 110.51 15539 110.53 110.50 -.01 iShUSPfd Q PFF 2.04 5.4 38.71 23.85 7107 37.63 27738 37.69 37.15 +.26 -2.3 iSEafeMnV N EFAV 2.81e 3.9 74.87 53.83 1522 71.21 6700 72.29 70.54 -.26 -3.0 iSRus3K N IWV 2.47e 1.1 238.88 126.00 191 230.43 993 236.17 223.18 +.92 +3.1 iSGblMatl N MXI 1.02e 1.2 87.61 42.09 86 85.52 490 86.83 83.24 +1.95 +5.0tiShUtils N IDU 4.54e 6.1 170.97 72.38 92 74.31 784 74.79 72.38 +1.85 -4.2 iSUSAMinV N USMV .87e 1.3 68.43 45.75 5966 66.66 28104 68.24 64.79 +.88 -1.8siSMrnSCV N JKL 2.98e 1.8 166.84 72.15 78 166.81 125 167.07 160.48 +7.21 +18.4 iShMCVal N IJJ 2.16e 2.2 153.60 68.74 451 98.69 2268 98.91 94.56 +3.05 +14.4 iShGblUtil N JXI 1.99e 3.5 63.12 41.43 6 56.48 112 57.19 55.52 +.58 -6.0 iShTelecm N IYZ .68e 2.2 32.32 22.06 159 31.20 1341 31.35 30.30 +.57 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2.0 131.71 63.79 855 73.41 3384 73.92 71.17 +2.05 +9.9siShBroker N IAI .65e .7 93.99 42.54 100 92.49 743 93.99 89.50 +2.80 +16.3siShUSEngy N IYE 1.14e 4.1 27.61 12.13 3365 28.14 17224 28.18 26.06 +2.59 +39.0 iShESGSel N KLD 1.14e 1.4 162.52 79.95 110 84.36 2405 86.34 81.63 +.39 +2.5 iShCrSPS N IJR 109.76 47.52 11493 107.05 29047 108.65 102.77 +1.96 +16.5 iShMedDev N IHI 1.57e .5 351.62 183.25 274 323.57 1952 336.02 314.65 -5.82 -1.1 iShConsGd N IYK 2.43e 1.4 182.13 92.00 22 167.95 448 172.84 163.04 -.16 -3.1 iShHltcPrv N IHF .24e .1 252.70 134.50 21 238.93 99 240.01 232.17 +4.23 +1.8 iShCorTInt N IXUS 1.28e 1.8 72.65 40.35 2492 69.55 11607 70.60 68.39 +.63 +3.5 iShPharm N IHE 3.11e .8 188.10 115.53 18 174.97 78 181.08 170.37 -4.09 -2.5 iShBasM N IYM 1.42e 1.2 123.10 59.49 62 119.38 1088 120.99 114.30 +3.53 +5.3 iShPeru N EPU .70e 1.9 39.06 20.73 378 36.01 463 37.86 35.32 -1.06 +3.8 iShCorEafe N IEFA 1.56e 2.2 73.27 42.29 10271 70.91 54693 71.79 69.84 +.58 +2.6siShOilEq N IEZ .86e 5.5 15.00 5.09 562 15.58 2903 15.60 14.08 +1.44 +38.6 iShDJ US N IYY 2.01e 2.1 186.02 91.54 35 96.80 295 99.07 93.88 +.35 +2.6siShO&GEx N IEO 1.06e 2.0 51.80 17.63 609 52.84 2084 53.15 47.95 +5.38 +47.3 iShAggrAllo N AOA .98e 1.5 67.59 41.85 69 65.54 341 66.59 64.34 +.36 +2.1 iShCrShUS s Q ISTB 1.21 2.4 51.81 47.53 464 51.33 4447 51.48 51.23 -.05 -.6 iShEurope N IEV 1.12e 2.3 50.27 29.49 666 49.04 1545 49.73 48.35 +.44 +2.3 iShGroAllo N AOR .81e 1.5 54.18 36.81 112 52.80 691 53.48 51.97 +.14 +1.1 iSRusMic N IWC 1.08e .8 154.79 55.02 170 143.09 848 151.25 134.59 -.52 +20.6 iShModAllo N AOM .71e 1.6 44.13 33.58 107 43.17 1028 43.65 42.69 +.08 -.1 iShMorMl bt A IYLD 1.33e 5.4 25.58 17.59 51 23.38 219 23.58 23.22 -.08 -2.9 iSMsciVal N EFV 1.66e 3.3 51.01 30.26 4159 50.42 16035 50.66 48.61 +1.18 +6.8 iSSCVal N IJS 1.73e 1.7 140.43 62.47 795 100.17 5300 100.35 95.79 +4.45 +23.2 iShConsAllo N AOK .64e 1.7 39.25 29.00 104 38.39 779 38.81 38.05 -.11 -.9 iShEafeGr N EFG 1.37e 1.4 105.77 60.13 710 98.28 3272 101.36 96.80 -1.15 -2.6 iShSCGrth Q IJT 1.54e 1.2 191.45 88.77 274 125.23 1737 130.90 119.65 -1.48 +9.7 iShiB3-20F N IBCD 24.57 22.79 24.55 iShiB3-23x N IBCE 26.44 21.48 1 24.91 5 24.95 24.87 -.05 -.5 iShBd3-23 N IBDD 28.71 23.77 15 27.14 43 27.22 26.95 -.07 -.5 iStar N STAR .44 2.6 18.22 5.48 675 16.83 3400 18.17 16.31 -.89 +13.3 iStar pfD N STARpD 2.00 7.9 26.03 10.72 3 25.44 14 25.50 25.21 +.13 -1.1 iStar pfG N STARpG 1.91 7.6 27.18 10.86 3 25.24 11 25.34 25.13 +.3 iStar pfI N STARpI 1.87 7.4 25.75 10.58 6 25.29 29 25.46 25.06 -.06 +1.0 IT TchPck A ITP 2 1.45 .39 9660 .63 61964 .84 .55 -.13 +13.3sITT Inc N ITT .68 .8 23 86.99 35.41 789 87.05 3030 87.10 83.01 +4.07 +13.0siTeosTh n Q ITOS 47.61 17.50 204 34.64 1139 47.61 31.01 -6.94 +2.4 Iberiabnk Q IBKC 1.88 4.4 8 64.02 25.65 43.08 iBio A IBIO 7.45 .76 8238 1.42 37519 1.87 1.25 -.34 +35.2 Icahn Ent Q IEP 8.00 13.5 25 69.10 34.00 315 59.33 2074 65.50 58.59 -4.55 +17.1 IchorHld Q ICHR 21 47.85 13.68 427 42.89 1854 46.86 38.64 +.13 +42.3 Icon PLC Q ICLR 30 223.62 104.28 945 179.83 6128 187.04 168.76 -.85 -7.8 IconxBrn Q ICON 4.20 .51 253 2.03 1501 2.36 1.61 -.15 +61.1 Idacorp N IDA 2.84f 3.2 22 107.75 69.05 333 90.14 1648 90.26 85.30 +3.90 -6.1 IdealPwr Q IPWR 24.95 1.08 787 15.84 3318 18.78 12.40 -1.33 +93.9 Ideanom h Q IDEX 5.53 .28 36573 2.85 177550 3.89 2.36 -.34 +43.2 IDEAYA Q IDYA 21.38 2.95 248 19.81 905 21.29 16.21 +.74 +41.5 Identive lf Q INVE 13.80 2.11 167 10.97 559 11.78 9.90 -.17 +29.1 IderaPh Q IDRA 6.14 .81 741 4.16 4317 5.11 3.72 -.20 +13.4 IDEX N IEX 2.00 1.0 40 211.71 104.56 413 197.96 1570 202.40 191.38 +2.79 -.6 IG Acq A n Q IGAC 13.64 9.97 78 10.75 197 11.43 10.25 -.35 -.6tIgnyteAc un Q IGNYU 10.88 10.02 15 10.11 119 10.60 10.02 -.39 -1.8tiHuman n N IH 31.58 15.19 108 15.09 529 19.21 14.66 -3.41 -16.7 Ikonics Q IKNX 16.00 2.83 19 9.04 94 10.49 8.88 -.63 -9.3 ITW N ITW 4.56 2.2 32 224.69 115.94 865 210.01 5433 210.68 203.10 +7.83 +3.0 Illumina Q ILMN 63 555.77 196.78 1182 398.85 5467 451.74 382.41 -40.56 +7.8stIM Canna n Q IMCC 11.63 9.00 27 8.74 311 11.63 8.13 -10.4 ImageSens Q ISNS 54 6.36 2.79 54 4.35 199 5.07 4.06 -.24 -3.1tIMARA n Q IMRA 62.71 11.85 556 9.97 922 13.98 8.49 -2.62 -54.8sImax Corp N IMAX 22.05 6.01 4082 24.59 6413 25.05 20.27 +3.92 +36.5 Immatics Q IMTX 17.48 8.67 243 10.37 734 11.43 10.30 -.42 -3.9 Immersn h Q IMMR 16.64 4.23 2203 9.65 6470 10.89 8.65 -.26 -14.5 ImmuCell Q ICCC 55 13.20 3.70 62 9.08 198 11.60 8.70 -1.44 +52.6 ImmunHld n Q IMCR 61.99 39.02 69 41.00 347 51.49 40.00 -7.36 -5.1 ImunoGn Q IMGN 10.88 1.95 2238 8.95 10923 9.42 8.04 +.20 +38.8 Immunm n Q IMNM 63.78 9.28 99 29.84 573 41.24 28.00 -9.74 +208.3 Immunovnt Q IMVT 53.75 8.34 1723 13.51 10171 16.22 11.80 -2.27 -70.8 Immuron Q IMRN 28.99 1.55 97 6.15 232 6.99 5.41 -.59 -3.5 Immutep Q IMMP 7.95 .53 382 2.37 1493 2.81 2.20 -.31 -24.5 ImpacMtg A IMH 7.85 1.10 318 2.94 4916 4.14 2.45 -.16 -3.3sImpOil g A IMO .66 2.8 20 23.47 7.04 660 23.67 3588 23.97 22.00 +1.88 +24.4 Impinj Q PI 79.05 11.47 349 55.30 1645 68.17 50.29 -8.67 +32.1sInMode Q INMD 58 77.80 13.14 1248 67.57 8195 77.80 62.20 -1.39 +42.3 InariMed n Q NARI 120.00 39.55 549 93.75 2190 113.79 88.26 -10.85 +7.4 IncOpR A IOR 25 17.00 8.32 0 11.66 3 11.94 11.35 +.29 +2.8 Incyte Q INCY 110.37 62.48 1800 80.26 7479 80.75 75.52 +1.60 -7.7 IndepHld N IHC .44f 1.1 17 43.43 22.00 9 41.59 29 41.66 38.45 +3.58 +1.4 IndepRT N IRT .78a 5.5 89 14.75 6.86 610 14.28 2982 14.55 13.76 +.24 +6.3sIndBkMA Q INDB 1.84 2.0 21 91.17 49.25 168 90.92 647 91.17 86.06 +5.41 +24.5sIndBkMI Q IBCP .84f 3.8 1 22.33 9.19 126 22.31 579 22.35 20.57 +1.64 +20.8 IndepBkTX Q IBTX 1.20f 1.6 17 75.00 20.35 211 74.64 844 74.96 70.00 +4.95 +19.4 IndiaFd N IFN 1.70e 21.53 11.13 49 21.03 518 21.37 20.65 +.41 +5.4 IndiaGlC A IGC 4.50 .26 1793 1.63 25109 2.34 1.42 -.13 +4.5 IndoTel N TLK .67 26.88 16.06 197 23.33 1162 24.59 22.83 -.65 -.8 IndusRlty Q INDT .50f .8 80.35 28.67 44 59.79 658 62.84 56.30 -.89 -4.3 IndTcAc un Q ITACU 13.53 9.90 78 10.73 109 11.60 10.44 -.78 -.2 IndLogis Q ILPT 1.32 6.0 22 24.37 12.95 359 21.96 1689 22.27 21.36 +.69 -5.7 IndBach N IBA .87e 2.3 48.47 28.04 12 38.66 34 40.81 38.41 -1.01 -14.4 Innera Q INFN 11.51 3.68 4103 8.39 15245 10.10 7.96 -1.44 -19.9 InnityPh Q INFI 5.98 .60 2902 2.69 13392 3.25 2.33 -.35 +26.9 InflaRx Q IFRX 3 9.70 2.52 427 3.98 2706 4.49 3.55 -.17 -20.9 InfoSvcs Q III .20f 5.3 5 4.11 1.61 97 3.76 501 3.82 3.60 +.12 +14.6 Infosys N INFY .27 36 19.07 6.76 8945 18.28 61616 18.68 17.38 +1.16 +7.8 InfrEnAlt Q IEA 24.13 1.63 1225 14.04 5037 18.20 12.33 -2.63 -15.3 InfuSystem A INFU 20.17 5.26 94 17.41 484 19.12 16.50 +.35 -7.3sIngerRand N IR 38 48.92 17.01 3619 49.49 13406 49.68 46.00 +3.15 +8.6 Ingevity N NGVT 17 79.68 24.92 328 72.60 1622 73.00 67.41 +3.12 -4.1sInglesMk h Q IMKTA .66 1.1 25 59.56 32.21 237 58.48 975 59.56 51.75 +6.52 +37.1 Ingredion N INGR 2.56f 2.8 16 93.25 59.11 568 91.53 2661 91.88 87.20 +1.33 +16.3 Inhibrx n Q INBX 50.97 15.20 77 26.39 699 31.42 24.76 +.97 -20.0 Innodata Q INOD 7.35 .75 106 5.38 667 6.49 4.97 -.47 +1.5 Innospec Q IOSP 1.04 1.0 23 105.50 56.71 120 101.41 451 102.92 98.54 +.96 +11.8stInnovAge n Q INNV 24.54 21.15 1334 24.08 10239 25.76 20.86 -.5 RoundBit N NERD 39.38 11.91 203 32.15 641 35.38 30.83 -1.61 +6.7 InnovInd N IIPR 4.96f 2.9 222.08 40.21 920 173.74 2801 204.39 160.91 -21.26 -5.1 InnoInd pfA N IIPRpA 40.00 23.00 16 30.00 39 35.18 29.40 -4.86 -15.3 InnovSolu Q ISSC 35 8.24 1.20 8 6.24 140 6.50 5.96 -.12 -4.3 InSPX Pw N PFEB 27.25 19.47 15 26.88 136 27.14 26.48 +.03 +2.6 InnSPX Ul N UFEB 26.80 20.87 10 26.42 90 26.66 26.19 -.05 +1.4 InSPX Bu N BFEB 28.79 17.00 30 28.14 78 28.54 27.62 +.07 +3.5 Innv RUT N KOCT 26.41 18.20 21 26.23 190 26.41 26.10 -.13 +1.2 Innv OEX N NOCT 36.94 27.93 9 36.12 41 36.66 35.44 -.07 sInnSPX U N USEP 27.37 22.10 13 27.26 55 27.37 27.01 +.07 +.4 InSPX P N PSEP 28.38 20.98 52 28.21 254 28.36 27.80 +.20 +1.0 InnBuff N BSEP 30.15 20.34 17 29.64 92 29.95 29.10 +.15 +1.7 InnUltBfr N UAUG 28.07 22.15 3 28.01 6 28.02 27.83 +.07 +.4 InnPwBfr N PAUG 28.63 20.88 7 28.55 33 28.62 28.27 +.10 +.9sInnBuffr N BAUG 30.36 19.73 30.21 6 30.36 29.82 +.25 +1.4 InnvBuf N BOCT 30.74 19.89 5 30.45 43 30.67 29.94 +.16 +1.2sInnvPwB N POCT 28.17 20.53 20 28.04 135 28.17 27.74 +.17 +.8 InnvUltB N UOCT 27.24 21.25 50 26.92 64 27.04 26.74 +.06 -.1 Innoviva Q INVA 1.00 8.7 8 15.62 7.58 595 11.51 2985 11.63 10.92 +.08 -7.1 Innsuites A IHT .02 .8 4.08 .67 42 2.38 261 3.17 2.11 -.50 +8.2 Inogen Q INGN 33 56.46 26.57 192 47.82 965 53.84 44.43 -4.67 +7.0 Inovalon Q INOV .12p 28.75 13.39 648 25.46 5899 26.13 24.03 +.90 +40.1 InovioPhm Q INO 33.79 3.83 15320 9.19 81743 11.91 8.41 -1.91 +3.8 Inozyme n Q INZY 31.65 16.10 82 20.33 300 21.85 18.76 +.33 -1.5 Inphi Q IPHI 182.22 55.72 993 150.65 4974 169.17 141.57 -13.94 -6.1 Inpixon Q INPX 2.89 .92 10940 1.15 79483 1.59 1.00 -.12 +12.7 InseegoCp Q INSG 21.93 3.91 7399 9.39 62637 15.29 8.50 -5.20 -39.3 InsightEnt Q NSIT 20 88.70 28.25 261 87.12 1449 88.08 82.95 +3.53 +14.5 InsightS N INSI .80 3.9 22.83 15.75 14 20.77 88 21.14 20.75 -.21 -2.8 Insignia rs Q ISIG 7 12.25 3.78 49 6.08 214 7.38 5.71 -.73 +3.4 Insmed Q INSM 45.44 12.09 1447 38.13 5609 40.02 36.20 +2.36 +14.5 Insperity N NSP 1.60 1.8 23 95.78 22.59 355 90.84 1630 91.44 87.03 +2.14 +11.6sInsprMed N INSP 252.25 40.53 429 211.89 1527 252.25 198.16 -20.90 +12.7 InspEnt Q INSE 9.35 1.87 58 7.74 345 8.90 6.90 -.51 +17.6 InstlldBPd N IBP 60 130.11 29.02 222 110.67 1072 116.82 102.61 +1.31 +8.6sInsteel Q IIIN .12 .4 38 33.82 10.00 87 32.98 413 33.82 31.03 +2.10 +48.1 Insulet Q PODD 298.43 121.00 531 252.00 2376 271.94 231.44 -7.10 -1.4 IntecPh rs Q NTEC 15.82 2.21 271 3.97 1651 4.89 3.25 -.42 +15.1sIntegerHl N ITGR 93.71 46.01 214 93.56 1110 93.71 88.49 +5.37 +15.2 IntegLfSc Q IART 69 71.34 34.21 519 66.20 1881 70.17 64.95 -2.14 +2.0 IntegMed Q IMTE 13.31 2.60 65 3.86 417 4.92 3.70 -.52 -1.0 Intel Q INTC 1.39f 2.3 12 65.11 43.61 39485 60.74 167027 63.14 57.91 -.04 +21.9 Intellia Q NTLA 92.00 9.18 3210 51.81 9738 67.94 43.86 -8.65 -4.8 Intellichk Q IDN 15.45 1.91 273 10.84 1362 14.00 9.92 -1.33 -5.0 IntellgSys A INS 35 54.58 23.26 78 38.00 311 41.49 37.08 -1.68 -5.3 Intelsat N I 3.79 .33 .38 sIntParfum Q IPAR 1.00 1.4 38 76.25 34.20 141 71.47 815 76.25 69.80 -1.70 +18.2 IntrPriv un N IPV.U 21.84 9.15 3820 12.44 9305 15.99 10.70 -1.42 -14.4sIntrBrkr Q IBKR .40 .5 70 77.65 33.70 977 75.20 4730 77.65 71.49 +2.81 +23.4tInterceptP Q ICPT 98.03 19.16 1654 20.66 7715 22.65 18.15 -1.00 -16.4 IntcntlExc N ICE 1.20 1.0 32 119.02 63.51 3007 114.97 14532 115.44 110.02 +4.66 -.3 IntCtlHtl N IHG 75.20 25.39 151 68.96 591 72.06 66.91 -1.13 +5.9 InterDig Q IDCC 1.40 2.2 69 69.00 31.04 208 63.08 1382 65.96 61.31 -.29 +4.0 Interface Q TILE .04 .3 18 14.92 5.06 802 12.83 2554 13.09 11.88 +.41 +22.2sIntergroup Q INTG 53.87 23.85 1 42.56 23 53.87 35.04 +5.05 +34.6sIntlBcsh Q IBOC 1.10 2.2 15 47.81 15.60 336 49.02 1377 49.32 43.86 +5.44 +30.9 IBM N IBM 6.52 5.4 13 136.10 90.56 6941 122.83 33434 123.75 118.75 +3.90 -2.4 IntFlav N IFF 3.00 2.2 42 143.09 92.14 2150 133.72 11959 141.00 127.73 -1.79 +22.9sIntlGmeT N IGT .80 4.8 19.41 3.59 5933 16.79 20168 19.41 15.11 -1.50 -.9 IntlGnIns Q IGIC .09p 11.14 5.48 10 7.63 20 8.08 7.59 -.32 -5.6 IntMktCt N IMC IntlMonExp Q IMXI 18.69 6.46 169 14.80 841 15.86 13.85 +.07 -4.6sIntPap N IP 2.05 3.8 43 53.84 26.38 3153 54.15 19114 54.33 50.16 +4.50 +8.9 IntlSeaw N INSW .24 1.3 29.30 12.44 259 18.51 1156 18.99 17.37 +1.17 +13.3 IntTower g A THM 2.27 .33 377 1.18 1409 1.23 1.11 +.07 -14.5 IntrpDia Q IDXG 1 9.12 2.57 3.92 +24.8sInterpublic N IPG 1.08f 3.9 19 27.80 11.63 4016 27.88 23138 28.06 26.46 +1.76 +18.5 IntersENT Q XENT 26.98 5.97 257 23.82 1447 24.63 21.95 +1.01 +4.0 IntstP pfD Q IPLDP 1.27 5.0 26.62 19.55 8 25.55 59 25.62 25.26 +.25 -3.4sinTestCorp A INTT 18 9.20 2.08 266 9.09 483 9.88 8.26 +.54 +40.1 Intevac Q IVAC 19 7.95 3.17 70 6.55 371 6.62 6.24 +.18 -9.2 IntraCellu Q ITCI 40.01 10.94 778 34.67 3291 36.91 31.58 -.76 +9.0 IntPotsh rs N IPI 35.61 6.00 213 30.67 1284 34.03 26.85 +.98 +27.0sIntriCon Q IIN 26.98 9.84 63 25.47 443 26.98 23.37 +2.51 +40.7 Intrusion n Q INTZ 28.25 9.65 237 18.16 1256 24.92 17.55 -6.22 +3.1 Intuit Q INTU 2.12 .6 62 423.74 187.68 1582 382.21 8351 407.86 367.78 -7.93 +.6 IntSurg Q ISRG 95 826.81 360.50 759 713.37 3333 760.77 687.24 -23.43 -12.8 Inuvo A INUV 2.35 .09 5853 1.10 120684 1.69 .95 +.04 +142.8 Invacare N IVC .05 .5 10.94 3.90 179 9.10 866 9.65 8.60 +1.7 Inventiva n Q IVA 19.06 9.01 6 14.20 150 16.61 14.00 -.80 -2.1 Invesco24 N IHTA 10.72 6.00 23 9.40 107 9.54 9.31 +.04 +7.8 InvHiIn23 N IHIT 10.74 6.67 23 9.14 398 9.29 9.03 +.05 +8.4sInvAdvMu2 A VKI .78 6.6 11.95 7.63 69 11.74 587 11.95 11.51 +.25 +3.4 InBLDR Em Q ADRE .76e 1.3 67.06 28.52 16 58.83 226 61.42 56.82 -.96 +4.5 Inv Bond N VBF .83a 4.1 21.78 15.24 23 20.04 167 20.41 19.79 +.26 -8.0 InvB 29 Q BSMT 26.42 21.78 12 25.70 22 25.70 25.53 +.26 -1.6 InvB 28 Q BSMS 26.49 22.11 8 25.70 36 25.76 25.64 +.01 -1.9 InvB 27 Q BSMR 26.04 22.36 2 25.44 7 25.48 25.39 +.07 -1.4 InvB 26 Q BSMQ 26.14 22.55 6 25.65 14 25.68 25.56 +.07 -.9 InvB 25 Q BSMP 26.14 22.87 8 25.82 43 25.82 25.70 +.08 -.6 InvB 24 Q BSMO 25.90 23.00 4 25.73 24 25.73 25.61 +.09 +.1 InvB 23 Q BSMN 25.74 23.45 22 25.62 68 25.66 25.58 +.01 InvB 22 Q BSMM 25.52 23.79 6 25.46 76 25.47 25.41 +.01 InvB 21 Q BSML 25.48 24.41 10 25.32 53 25.36 25.28 +.01 InvCAVal N VCV .79 6.2 13.51 8.83 47 12.78 264 12.98 12.66 -.08 -3.4 InvCrOpp N VTA .90 8.1 11.40 5.92 173 11.11 1031 11.21 10.95 +.11 +3.4 In SCMatII Q PSCM .41e .7 66.56 25.76 3 63.01 90 64.39 60.37 +1.37 +10.2sInSC UtilII Q PSCU 1.21e 1.9 62.88 39.63 5 63.13 18 63.17 60.88 +1.89 +17.1sInOpYCmd Q PDBC 17.89 11.08 4700 18.04 27457 18.05 17.15 +.66 +18.2 InvGDrChi Q PGJ .20e .3 85.90 30.00 68 71.60 455 78.83 67.69 -3.04 +12.1 InvDivAch Q PFM .50e 1.5 33.53 20.86 90 33.26 356 33.38 32.18 +.64 +1.1sInvHiYlDv Q PEY .68 3.5 19.49 10.97 203 19.69 1065 19.74 18.87 +.99 +13.3 InvIntlDiv Q PID .65e 3.9 16.76 9.35 74 16.49 374 16.52 16.08 +.54 +7.4sInvMidVal N XMVM .64e 1.5 42.26 17.03 26 42.22 114 42.42 40.18 +1.57 +15.4 InvSC Mom N XSMO .08e .2 56.40 24.13 31 50.93 163 53.69 48.74 -.80 +7.3 InvSCValM N XSVM .60e 1.3 46.79 16.74 95 46.04 502 46.04 43.40 +3.11 +31.8 InvUtils Q PUI .63e 2.0 35.77 23.25 4 31.26 20 31.36 30.26 +.99 -1.5 InvWtrRs Q PHO .18e .4 49.70 26.19 103 47.62 411 49.35 46.37 -.55 +2.5sInvBuybk Q PKW .52e .6 81.19 39.13 44 80.44 379 81.19 77.23 +1.74 +9.7 Inv GARP N SPGP 80.16 36.96 82 79.24 236 80.11 76.15 +1.38 +10.0 InvSP100Eq N EQWL .80e 1.1 73.39 40.42 4 72.45 19 72.84 70.23 +1.20 +5.7 InvMidMo N XMMO 89.02 39.36 147 79.36 596 84.80 75.43 -2.82 +1.4 InvMidQ N XMHQ 75.88 33.64 16 73.31 134 74.96 70.50 +.70 +9.4 InvNasIntn Q PNQI 264.71 108.12 50 231.38 193 249.15 219.83 -9.04 +1.4 InvSmMid Q PRFZ 1.30e .7 178.38 76.37 58 173.44 199 177.86 165.73 +1.88 +14.9 InvBasMat Q PYZ .61e .8 81.61 34.23 6 78.16 130 80.18 73.99 +1.90 +9.2 Inv CnsCyc Q PEZ .30e .4 97.80 27.77 29 84.97 178 95.51 77.76 -4.75 +11.7 InvTechM Q PTF .26e .2 176.00 36.25 120 139.49 444 167.35 128.71 -16.97 -.8 InvDWA M Q PDP .11e .1 93.62 44.95 791 82.24 1850 89.85 78.43 -4.72 -6.3 InvInds Q PRN .19e .2 110.00 46.67 42 97.93 493 106.55 92.53 -2.76 +5.3 InvHlthcr Q PTH 193.97 69.41 125 152.25 779 170.99 140.62 -10.89 -4.9 Inv Fincl Q PFI .14e .3 50.08 23.35 20 47.48 43 49.26 46.12 -.41 +10.3sInvEngy Q PXI .69e 2.5 26.82 9.00 380 27.56 2888 27.58 25.13 +2.85 +56.7 InvCnsStp Q PSL .67e .7 94.50 45.81 5 90.68 33 91.99 87.37 +.70 +4.7 In1-30TrII Q PLW .72 2.0 41.55 35.41 42 35.65 115 36.09 35.51 -.65 -7.2 InSC InfoII Q PSCT .08e .1 148.66 50.00 26 133.17 228 144.12 127.27 -5.78 +8.7sInSC Ind II Q PSCI .40e .4 93.29 40.03 29 92.18 79 93.29 88.81 +2.62 +15.6 InSC HCrII Q PSCH 199.88 83.54 25 178.00 106 188.04 171.81 -7.54 +4.8sInSC FinII Q PSCF .97e 1.6 56.75 29.46 7 56.45 72 56.75 54.45 +1.79 +15.3sInSC EgyII Q PSCE .14e 2.0 6.87 2.00 2907 7.15 8357 7.15 6.46 +.80 +62.9 InSC CnS II Q PSCC 1.34e 1.3 102.84 55.25 2 101.03 91 101.91 97.01 +2.42 +16.1 InSC CnDsII Q PSCD .35e .3 110.53 29.16 30 105.90 124 107.26 100.15 +3.76 +30.0 Inv LowVol N SPLV 57.05 51.51 12590 55.14 40681 55.57 53.62 +.73 -1.9 PS USA Pt N PBUS 40.76 22.18 5 39.07 71 40.18 37.93 +.01 +1.8sInKBWRg II Q KBWR .79e 1.3 61.91 26.64 34 61.97 91 62.16 59.25 +3.45 +31.0sInP&CInsII Q KBWP .69e .9 73.22 44.46 5 73.40 41 73.40 70.59 +2.87 +7.5 InKbwReit Q KBWY 1.55 7.0 28.92 13.50 223 22.13 1148 22.34 21.30 +.74 +6.9 InKbwHiD II Q KBWD 1.48 7.9 21.01 8.95 275 18.81 953 19.28 18.21 +.35 +13.6 In KBWBkII Q KBWB .58e .9 62.52 28.38 2846 61.09 9901 61.93 58.86 +2.59 +21.3 InIntByb II Q IPKW .29e .7 43.11 19.73 15 42.27 91 42.81 41.54 +.37 +10.1 InGlbWtII Q PIO .34e 1.0 36.59 20.56 40 34.60 121 35.19 33.91 +.10 -.9 In IntlLB II Q IDLB 30.54 18.34 29.10 1 29.63 29.10 -.14 -1.1 In SmCMoII Q DWAS .07e .1 96.33 32.00 221 82.24 951 91.31 75.88 -3.67 +9.2 InEmMomII Q PIE .12e .5 26.63 11.78 101 24.13 452 25.40 23.68 -.47 +5.5 InDevMoII Q PIZ .26e .8 35.59 18.78 13 32.67 128 33.92 32.21 -.53 -3.3 InvHiInc2 N VLT 1.24 9.1 14.23 8.09 11 13.70 114 13.90 13.58 +.14 +.8 Invsco iim N IIM .84 5.4 16.16 10.56 63 15.55 567 15.81 15.42 -.6sInvesco N IVZ .62 2.6 10 25.12 6.38 9183 23.76 38871 25.12 22.39 +1.34 +36.3 InvMtgCap N IVR .65e 17.3 1 14.80 1.53 16842 3.76 54122 4.11 3.55 -.13 +11.2 InvMtg pfA N IVRpA 1.94 7.9 25.87 4.25 20 24.62 57 24.96 24.25 -.01 -2.1 InvMtg pfB N IVRpB 1.94 8.3 26.87 3.85 26 23.46 103 24.86 23.31 -.36 -3.6 InvMtg pfC N IVRpC 1.88 7.8 26.68 4.00 9 24.04 82 24.92 23.93 -.11 +.2 Invsco oia N OIA .39 5.0 8.30 5.45 49 7.79 243 7.95 7.75 -.01 -1.3 InvMuOpTr N VMO .88 6.7 13.45 8.61 87 13.20 855 13.36 13.04 +.19 +3.0 InvMuniTr N VKQ .82 6.3 13.36 9.08 72 12.93 600 13.18 12.89 +.11 +.9 InvPAVal N VPV .79 6.2 13.55 9.15 27 12.74 194 13.00 12.58 +.11 -.2 Inv QQQ Q QQQ 1.16e .4 338.19 164.93 121369 308.68 453736 324.33 297.45 -5.46 -1.6 Invsco iqi N IQI .76 5.9 13.24 9.00 94 12.81 642 12.88 12.65 +.17 -1.8sInvSrInco N VVR .31 7.4 4.25 1.90 184 4.19 2328 4.25 4.15 +.02 +5.3 InvTrIG N VGM .88 6.6 13.62 8.62 86 13.38 840 13.54 13.21 +.15 +1.3 InvTrNY N VTN .85 6.6 13.98 9.26 9 12.86 133 13.17 12.84 -.14 -1.5 Investar Q ISTR .26f 1.3 16 22.60 8.49 45 20.30 135 20.74 18.66 +1.10 +22.7 InvstCrd Q ICMB .72f 12.5 7.12 1.38 105 5.75 416 5.83 5.30 +.39 +20.8sInvestBncp Q ISBC .56f 4.0 15 14.03 6.31 2439 14.05 15520 14.08 13.36 +.71 +33.0 InvTitl Q ITIC 1.76 1.1 14 194.26 96.45 6 159.80 22 163.31 156.00 +8.03 +4.4 Invitae N NVTA 61.59 7.42 9187 34.14 29001 44.55 30.79 -5.99 -18.3 InvitHm N INVH .68f 2.4 31.23 15.64 5067 28.42 22274 29.96 27.44 -.72 -4.3 InVivoTh Q NVIV 6.32 .50 4695 1.09 13991 1.25 .84 -.06 +34.6 INVO Bio n Q INVO 4.50 2.90 125 3.38 713 3.70 3.00 +.20 +12.3 IonisPhm Q IONS 64.37 39.32 919 52.78 5878 56.01 49.68 +.38 -6.7 IovanceTh Q IOVA 54.21 18.70 3356 32.36 10272 40.15 29.01 -4.94 -30.3 iPBetaCmd N BCM 33.94 19.82 6 33.46 10 33.49 32.55 +.60 +11.4siPBetaCrOil N 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iShRUT P Q AMCA .26e 33.42 19.46 0 32.55 40 +3.6 iSh USD Q SUSC .72 2.7 28.51 22.42 394 26.95 1220 27.37 26.88 -.45 -4.9 iShColomC N ICOL .43e 4.2 12.20 5.65 6 10.34 79 10.40 10.17 +.29 -8.9 iShEnhBd N IGEB 56.46 44.31 14 52.77 256 53.60 52.64 -.86 -4.6 iSh 1-5Yr Q SUSB .55 2.1 26.33 22.40 229 25.97 838 26.07 25.95 -.07 -.8 iShDefBd N HYDB 51.87 39.69 49 51.12 130 51.45 50.91 -.20 -.2 iShFSIntSC N ISCF .12p 35.49 19.24 9 33.88 123 34.40 33.49 +.15 +1.8 iShRs2500 N SMMD 64.85 28.14 110 61.64 283 64.71 58.87 -.44 +8.6 iShFacSIntl N INTF .17p 28.67 17.29 104 27.98 544 28.29 27.58 +.28 +2.9 iShArgGl N AGT 27.90 12.34 4 24.13 39 25.90 23.91 -.85 -7.2 iShFS USA N LRGF .19e 40.46 22.52 223 38.89 833 39.89 37.52 +.11 +3.2 iShFSUsaSC N SMLF .23e 52.82 24.19 91 50.19 282 51.91 48.15 +.04 +9.7 iShFacSGbl N ACWF .11p 36.46 20.75 9 35.08 63 35.86 34.10 +.03 +4.2 iSh iBd23 N IBML 26.38 23.10 108 26.16 177 26.17 26.07 +.02 -.1 iSh IntDv N IDEV 65.46 37.69 125 63.48 1131 64.26 62.57 +.55 +3.0 iShMgRE 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+2.5sLibMBrC Q BATRK 30.76 13.20 178 29.77 786 30.76 29.00 +.98 +19.7sLibOilSv N LBRT .20 1.5 13.63 2.17 1452 13.62 5846 13.65 11.77 +1.93 +32.1sLibTripA A Q LTRPA 55 6.23 .86 1387 5.52 7249 6.23 4.98 -.11 +27.2 LibTrip B h Q LTRPB 134.00 2.10 1 28.46 9 32.37 28.46 -2.07 -3.3 LifeStor s N LSI 43 87.21 44.87 623 82.26 3452 86.13 80.28 -1.64 LifeSciII n Q LSAQ 12.68 10.09 36 10.57 192 11.80 10.50 -.61 -.9 LifetimeBr Q LCUT .17 1.2 19 16.50 3.26 97 14.30 218 14.40 13.04 +1.33 -5.9 Lifevant Q LFVN 17.09 7.75 84 9.47 485 9.53 8.83 +.72 +1.6 LifewayFds Q LWAY 8.89 1.43 31 5.90 160 6.55 5.51 +.20 +9.1 LigandPh Q LGND 219.75 57.24 360 144.40 1722 161.22 135.34 -3.82 +45.2 LghtPath h Q LPTH 5.45 .78 383 3.29 3948 4.35 3.12 -.66 -16.1 Lightbrdg Q LTBR 10.73 1.71 257 5.95 1080 7.21 5.13 -.54 +40.7 LightInBox N LITB 5.69 .58 714 3.35 3886 4.09 3.01 -.39 +31.9 Lghtspeed n N LSPD 82.53 29.32 2205 58.46 5510 72.76 52.84 -9.96 -16.9 Limbach Q LMB 16.09 2.37 140 11.53 544 12.60 11.04 -.75 -6.5tLimelghtN Q LLNW 8.19 2.96 5996 3.05 26247 3.46 2.76 -.22 -23.6 LimestBcp Q LMST 16.99 6.83 12 16.61 47 16.97 14.86 +1.55 +32.2 LiminalBi Q LMNL 31.45 3.51 438 4.20 3107 5.10 3.70 -.60 Limoneira Q LMNR .30 1.8 13 17.84 10.60 137 16.90 320 17.21 15.42 +1.57 +1.5 LincEdSv Q LINC .08 1.4 8.99 1.69 162 5.87 1396 6.64 5.25 +.09 -9.7 LincElec Q LECO 1.96 1.6 25 125.24 59.30 240 119.68 1089 121.63 113.92 +1.57 +3.0 LincNat N LNC 1.68f 2.9 15 60.64 16.11 1605 58.57 7610 59.92 55.01 +1.70 +16.4sLindbladEx Q LIND 75 21.91 3.01 789 19.38 3151 21.91 17.77 -1.45 +13.2 Linde N LIN 4.24f 1.7 53 274.58 146.71 2136 247.64 9940 256.99 241.88 +4.43 -6.0sLindsay N LNN 1.28 .8 169.98 71.86 119 159.34 344 169.98 155.11 -.91 +24.0 LineageCl A LCTX 3.13 .58 3235 1.85 9673 2.55 1.55 -.45 +5.1 Linx N LINX 7.44 2.83 32 6.75 270 7.00 6.43 -.25 -4.9 LionGrp n Q LGHL 8.93 1.75 2720 2.80 20905 3.81 2.25 -.32 +45.1 LionhrtII A Q LCAP 11.80 9.56 224 10.00 574 10.42 9.95 -.48 -.8sLionsGat A N LGF/A .36 2.1 17.48 4.18 1024 17.39 7227 17.83 14.70 +2.87 +52.9sLionsGat B N LGF/B .36 2.4 14.81 3.87 1170 14.90 5455 15.34 12.64 +2.36 +43.5 Lipocine Q LPCN 2.42 .30 2647 1.43 14582 1.65 1.24 -.16 +5.1tLiquidTch Q LQDA 12.10 2.51 1537 2.61 7410 3.11 2.34 -.19 -11.5 Liquidity Q LQDT 95 22.13 3.01 428 16.21 1646 16.97 14.86 +.60 +1.9 LithiaMot N LAD 1.24f .3 46 392.60 55.74 281 375.46 1884 385.68 345.47 +1.51 +28.3 Littelfuse Q LFUS 1.92 .7 37 287.92 103.63 152 257.29 551 273.41 241.55 -2.93 +1.0sLivaNova Q LIVN 33 83.20 33.40 698 82.41 6381 83.20 70.37 +4.87 +24.5sLiveNatn N LYV 94.63 21.70 2912 89.81 13327 94.63 86.40 +.95 +22.2sLiveOakB Q LOB .12 .2 36 58.68 7.57 356 52.94 1735 58.68 51.42 -2.17 +11.5 LiveVent Q LIVE 36.00 3.49 16 24.33 87 25.67 23.25 +.93 +95.9 LiveRamp N RAMP 87.38 23.44 1534 52.56 6452 66.86 50.77 -10.60 -28.2 LiveXLve Q LIVX 5.17 .72 981 3.80 5046 4.39 3.37 -.17 +15.9 Livent N LTHM 37 23.99 3.95 4213 16.70 18385 21.38 14.73 -1.92 -11.4 LivePrsn Q LPSN 72.23 14.08 1611 55.56 7061 68.97 51.54 -10.06 -10.7 LloydBkg N LYG .47a 21.1 2.56 1.17 9463 2.24 51018 2.26 2.12 +.10 +14.3tLmfAcOp un Q LMAOU 10.60 10.05 234 10.27 381 10.40 10.04 +.09 -1.3tLoanDpt N LDI 39.85 17.17 447 18.51 4084 26.11 16.03 -.90 -41.2 LockhdM N LMT 9.60 2.8 41 417.62 266.11 1451 340.43 11882 346.33 332.67 +10.18 -4.1stLocstWlkA n Q LWAC 10.00 9.81 3 9.86 85 10.00 9.80 -.4 Loews N L .25 .5 14 50.85 27.33 991 50.05 4401 50.50 48.16 +2.24 +11.2 LogicBio Q LOGC 10.00 3.05 212 7.64 811 9.06 6.86 -.65 +.1 Logitech Q LOGI .87e .9 61 120.24 31.37 2159 95.19 8881 109.21 91.41 -12.85 -2.1 LomaNeg N LOMA 3 6.49 3.01 657 5.21 3811 5.75 5.20 -.30 -15.3 LongAcq un Q LOACU 20.50 10.25 14.33 0 14.33 14.33 -.11 -10.4 LongAcq rt Q LOACR 4.00 .06 2 1.14 15 1.21 1.10 -.03 LongevAc Q LOAC 19.25 10.24 42 11.65 285 13.00 11.04 -1.37 -2.3 LoopInd Q LOOP 13.96 5.70 222 8.44 896 9.64 7.55 -.17 +1.7 LoralSpac Q LORL 5.50e 41 49.32 10.65 278 43.05 1244 48.59 39.09 -1.29 +105.1 Lordstwn Q RIDE 31.80 9.50 10052 16.77 32262 21.92 14.90 -2.57 -7.9sLaPac N LPX .64f 1.3 11 50.00 12.97 1381 48.43 7643 50.00 45.00 +.82 +30.3sLovesac Q LOVE 66.00 4.00 457 55.13 1916 66.00 49.21 -2.56 +27.9 Lowes N LOW 2.20 1.4 35 180.67 60.00 5131 158.58 26163 164.79 150.84 -1.17 -1.2 Lubys N LUB 3.43 .46 263 3.27 501 3.32 3.18 +.08 +15.1tLuciraHlt n Q LHDX 37.99 13.25 792 12.00 2455 20.36 11.61 -7.31 -52.0 LufxHldg n N LU lululemn g Q LULU 399.90 128.85 2594 293.24 11162 321.25 269.28 -18.44 -15.7 LumberLiq N LL 15 35.10 3.77 927 23.55 5343 26.63 22.00 -1.22 -23.4 LumenTch N LUMN 1.00 7.4 16.60 8.16 13577 13.47 97186 13.95 12.34 +1.43 +38.2 LumentFn N LFT .36f 10.9 5 3.81 .86 60 3.29 293 3.39 3.24 +.02 +.7 Lumentm Q LITE 18 112.08 59.06 1249 86.11 5622 91.93 82.59 -3.89 -9.2 LuminrTc A Q LAZR 47.80 9.45 7565 22.93 24727 29.69 19.60 -4.20 -32.6 Luminex Q LMNX .40f 1.2 41.69 20.61 562 32.23 6535 33.66 29.12 -.29 +39.4 LumosP Q LUMO 36.72 6.74 36 13.09 170 15.35 12.28 -.51 -63.3 LunaInn h Q LUNA 12.85 4.50 235 11.12 933 12.37 10.58 -.62 +12.6sLuthBur Q LBC .23 2.0 14 11.40 6.76 74 11.47 460 11.50 10.21 +1.26 +17.0sLydall N LDL 42.06 4.79 163 37.73 1071 42.06 35.13 +2.90 +25.6sLyft Inc Q LYFT 63.58 14.56 14003 64.12 59315 65.09 56.64 +8.42 +30.5sLyonBas A N LYB 4.20 3.9 25 109.99 33.71 2292 107.89 12176 109.99 103.75 +5.85 +17.7 LyraTher n Q LYRA 22.00 8.76 107 13.66 911 16.50 13.45 -1.26 +19.8M -:M&T Bk N MTB 4.40 2.8 11 164.72 85.09 958 156.35 4621 159.30 150.00 +5.41 +22.8 MACOM Q MTSI 69.29 15.03 562 62.09 2771 69.29 55.84 -2.26 +12.8 MAG Slv g A MAG 24.43 3.84 891 16.71 4326 19.81 16.09 -2.42 -18.6 MBIA N MBI 8.74 4.93 577 7.68 4054 7.78 6.93 +.38 +16.7 MDC N MDC 1.60f 2.9 11 56.90 14.58 807 54.86 4137 54.88 49.88 +2.48 +21.9 MDC Pr g Q MDCA .84 27.5 1 3.53 1.01 171 3.06 1205 3.49 2.79 -.10 +21.9sMDU Res N MDU .83 2.7 17 30.55 15.00 1214 30.70 5221 30.78 28.32 +2.60 +16.6 MEI Phrm Q MEIP 4.58 .72 992 3.66 3716 3.89 3.23 -.09 +38.6 MER Tel h Q MTSL 3.81 .75 179 2.10 670 2.94 1.76 -.64 +35.5 MFA 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MFA pfB N MFApB 1.88 7.7 25.28 2.23 27 24.26 100 24.93 24.02 +.18 +.3 MCR N MCR .72a 8.4 9.09 5.49 71 8.55 341 8.69 8.50 +.06 -2.5 MGF N MGF .41 9.3 4.79 4.22 104 4.40 558 4.47 4.39 -.03 -4.1 MFS HInM N CXE .30 5.8 5.54 3.30 18 5.18 207 5.18 5.04 +.12 +2.2 MFS HYMu N CMU .28 6.1 4.88 3.31 45 4.52 378 4.55 4.46 +.05 +2.7 MFS IHI N CIF .25 9.9 2.79 1.41 107 2.51 411 2.59 2.50 -.04 -1.2 MIN N MIN .42 11.3 3.95 3.23 480 3.75 3303 3.81 3.72 -.02 -1.6 MFS InvG N CXH .50 5.2 10.55 7.00 24 9.65 339 10.00 9.64 -.03 -1.5 MMT N MMT .52 8.3 6.33 3.72 109 6.28 576 6.31 6.23 +.04 +2.8 MFM N MFM .38 5.7 7.43 4.85 49 6.77 486 6.82 6.64 +.13 +1.3 MFV N MFV .58 9.6 6.39 3.14 5 6.05 61 6.32 6.04 -.07 +5.3 MGE Engy Q MGEE 1.48f 2.3 27 79.74 47.19 133 65.52 596 65.91 63.34 +1.82 -6.4 MGIC Inv N MTG .24 1.9 10 13.83 4.34 4701 12.40 19094 13.06 11.82 +.22 -1.2sMGMGrPr N MGP 1.95 5.9 56 34.15 11.43 762 33.16 6200 34.15 32.20 +.14 +5.9 MGM Rsts N MGM .01 11 39.91 5.90 10827 37.14 49018 39.64 34.14 -.65 +17.9 MGP Ing Q MGPI .48 .7 29 71.95 21.64 125 64.58 651 67.45 60.90 +.70 +37.2 MI Homes N MHO 8 57.66 9.62 305 52.21 1530 52.43 47.36 +2.31 +17.9 MICT Inc Q MICT 8.45 .44 17158 1.87 99062 3.16 1.51 -.76 -10.1 MIND Tch Q MIND 3.29 .70 94 2.42 678 2.64 2.25 +8.0 MIND pfA Q MINDP 2.25 9.6 25.15 8.40 2 23.39 12 23.76 23.03 -.12 +2.0 MKS Inst Q MKSI .80 .5 35 192.30 66.87 591 153.00 2448 172.22 144.08 -11.90 +1.7 MMA Cap Q MMAC 3 31.98 20.00 24 22.22 145 22.75 20.30 +.02 -9.7 MMTec Q MTC 7.70 .64 597 2.25 3083 3.17 2.10 -.59 +53.1sMPLX LP N MPLX 2.75f 10.7 14 26.04 6.87 1780 25.78 13915 26.15 24.17 +1.97 +19.1 MRC Glbl N MRC 9.95 3.31 469 9.29 2172 9.36 8.65 +.55 +40.1 MSA Safety N MSA 1.72f 1.1 92 172.84 83.57 172 159.78 801 167.88 154.26 -1.21 +7.0sMSC Ind N MSM 3.00 3.5 14 89.10 44.93 417 85.36 1997 89.10 80.59 -.77 +1.1 MSCI Inc N MSCI 2.72 .7 65 455.81 218.65 634 414.72 3306 429.56 400.01 +.20 -7.1sMSG Netw N MSGN 6 19.43 8.52 621 18.50 2755 19.43 17.14 +1.54 +25.5 MTBC Inc Q MTBC 13.40 3.76 344 8.54 1268 10.13 7.87 -1.14 -5.8sMTBC pf Q MTBCP 2.75 10.0 27.78 12.60 16 27.60 91 27.78 27.25 -.17 +4.3 MTS Q MTSC 60.69 13.15 609 58.31 1307 58.80 57.75 -.05 +.3 MV OilTr N MVO .60e 14.2 3 5.16 1.76 60 4.22 252 4.32 4.02 +.08 +35.3 MVB Fin Q MVBF .36 1.1 67 34.99 8.22 47 33.38 262 33.85 31.44 +.78 +47.2 MYR Grp Q MYRG 34 67.78 16.33 162 62.34 977 64.12 56.50 +3.39 +3.7 MacQUtlDv N MFD 1.20 13.1 10.70 5.15 11 9.15 89 9.24 8.73 +.29 +9.3 MacQGInf N MGU 1.68f 8.1 24.13 10.66 39 20.79 232 21.13 20.50 +.26 +2.5 Macatawa Q MCBC .32 3.3 16 9.92 6.01 95 9.80 441 9.88 8.95 +.97 +17.1 Macerich N MAC 2.00m 14.9 25.99 4.81 7869 13.43 42892 14.78 12.53 +.51 +25.9 MackCali N CLI .80 5.5 22.47 10.35 753 14.58 3830 14.80 13.81 +.61 +17.0sMackFn Q MFNC .56 3.8 7 14.60 6.52 20 14.59 85 15.00 12.90 +1.69 +14.3 Macquarie N MIC 4.00e 12.9 32.87 9.10 987 31.01 5355 32.29 29.88 -.33 +13.5 MacroGen Q MGNX 32.18 4.04 1374 26.01 4346 26.16 22.63 +1.00 +13.8 Macys N M 22.30 4.38 18701 15.12 91517 16.17 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10.71 319 13.79 9.80 -2.09 -1.4 MontesArc n Q MAAC 10.87 9.75 324 9.92 2391 10.32 9.80 -.28 -2.5 Moodys N MCO 2.48f .9 43 305.95 164.19 1013 287.44 4354 288.40 275.99 +12.55 -1.0 Moog A N MOG/A 1.00 1.2 21 85.58 32.49 152 82.28 531 82.57 78.83 +4.62 +3.8 Moog B N MOG/B 1.00 1.2 21 85.43 33.58 0 80.30 0 80.30 80.30 +.30 +.5sMorgStan N MS 1.40 1.7 17 83.48 27.20 16348 80.87 69544 83.48 78.04 +4.00 +18.0 MorgSt pfE N MSpE 1.78 6.2 30.09 17.39 29 28.93 247 29.07 28.23 +.61 -1.6 MorgSt pfF N MSpF 1.72 6.1 29.17 18.77 53 28.38 356 28.56 28.08 +.39 -.4 MorgSt pfI N MSpI 1.59 5.7 29.65 17.41 63 28.12 363 28.35 27.76 +.32 -2.0 MorgSt pfK N MSpK 30.07 17.41 154 28.31 441 28.48 27.71 +.55 -1.9 MS China N CAF 1.74e 24.50 15.77 13 22.15 159 22.76 22.06 -.04 sMS CushHi N MLPY 1.28e 30.9 4.14 1.60 7 4.15 35 4.28 3.86 +.36 +23.7 MS EMD N MSD .57e 6.3 9.75 6.11 40 8.99 287 9.20 8.97 +.02 -2.9 MSEMDDbt N EDD .80m 13.4 6.74 3.75 349 5.97 1244 6.08 5.92 -.01 -5.1sMS India N IIF .04e 24.15 10.35 3 23.92 144 24.15 23.16 +.93 +12.8 MSJCP97 N HJV 1.75 364.6 5.34 .45 .48 MkVRupee N INR .20p .5 72.01 39.00 39.00 MSDLEur N URR 18.60 11.60 14.01 MorgSt pfA N MSpA 1.01e 4.2 25.12 15.01 86 23.84 816 24.07 23.72 +.17 -4.4 Mornstr Q MORN 1.26f .5 54 255.75 102.59 139 236.67 692 237.71 225.13 +12.42 +2.2sMorphic Q MORF 93.00 9.90 456 70.05 17428 93.00 42.93 +33.89 +108.8 Mosaic N MOS .20 .7 17 33.23 6.50 6580 30.07 32197 32.77 28.05 +.72 +30.7 MoSys Q MOSY 7.12 .78 1200 3.69 4194 5.63 3.20 -1.32 +51.2tMotinAc A n Q MOTN 11.75 9.80 2 9.92 206 10.35 9.80 -.28 -2.3 MotionAc un Q MOTNU 11.21 9.85 19 10.46 41 10.82 10.15 -.29 -1.6 MotorcarP Q MPAA 35 26.42 10.43 82 22.63 380 22.68 20.77 +1.35 +15.3 MotrlaSolu N MSI 2.84f 1.6 40 184.88 120.77 671 178.87 4134 182.92 173.79 +3.39 +5.2 MotusGI Q MOTS 2.74 .46 2861 1.16 15411 1.57 1.00 -.29 +21.8 MtnCrstAc n Q MCAC 14.15 9.90 13.34 +26.9 Movado N MOV .80 3.3 59 24.41 8.12 193 24.00 802 24.18 22.36 +1.20 +44.4sMrCoopr Q COOP 34.67 4.31 1144 33.33 5449 34.67 30.61 +1.88 +7.4sMueller N MLI .52f 1.3 18 42.53 16.78 311 41.49 1827 42.53 39.37 +.85 +18.2sMuellerWat N MWA .22f 1.7 29 13.37 6.64 1777 13.25 5417 13.37 12.59 +.36 +7.0tMultiPlan N MPLN 11.99 6.12 5654 6.90 17824 7.34 6.07 -.21 -13.6 ChCapII wt N CCX/WS tMrdCpAc un Q MUDSU 10.42 9.74 70 9.91 1113 10.20 9.74 -.24 -1.4sMurphO N MUR .50 2.5 19.69 4.50 8441 19.89 24883 19.89 16.46 +3.56 +64.4 MurphUSA N MUSA 23 144.09 78.75 362 125.49 1406 127.32 121.00 +.84 -4.1 MuscMak Q GRIL 5.09 1.31 209 2.12 1127 2.59 1.96 -.16 +21.1 MustBio Q MBIO 5.22 1.78 4563 3.17 14625 3.70 2.79 -.36 -16.2 MySze Q MYSZ 3.48 .68 224 1.21 1851 1.43 1.10 -.13 -14.2 MyersInd N MYE .54 2.4 44 23.15 6.91 153 22.22 633 23.06 21.21 +.08 +6.9 Myomo A MYO 18.88 2.82 221 11.29 1319 13.85 9.83 +.15 +67.8 Myovant N MYOV 30.90 5.98 980 21.89 3797 24.65 19.50 -.57 -20.7 MyriadG Q MYGN 82 31.60 9.24 569 27.84 3670 31.30 26.76 -2.65 +40.8N -:sNBT Bcp Q NBTB 1.08 2.8 15 38.82 26.10 199 39.27 854 39.44 36.50 +3.04 +22.3 NCR Corp N NCR 39.30 10.55 752 35.57 4905 36.97 33.12 +.81 -5.3 NCS Mlt rs Q NCSM 800.00 18.25 1 30.01 7 38.50 30.01 -8.49 +33.3tnCino n Q NCNO 103.95 63.63 1851 61.64 6173 73.00 57.38 -6.74 -14.9 NETgear Q NTGR 56 46.38 15.01 339 38.24 1865 41.88 36.08 -1.76 -5.9 NGL EnPt N NGL .40m 15.2 8.40 1.15 2301 2.64 15168 2.84 2.45 +.25 +10.0 NGL En pfB N NGLpB 2.25 17.4 25.49 3.63 36 12.90 312 13.00 11.14 +1.80 +10.3 NGM Bio Q NGM 32.05 9.25 300 25.81 1547 29.00 24.65 -.91 -14.8sNI Hldg Q NODK 18.94 10.15 11 18.75 39 18.95 18.22 +.92 +14.2 NIC Inc Q EGOV .36 1.1 46 35.35 15.49 1440 34.21 5611 34.89 33.96 -.41 +32.4 NICE Ltd Q NICE .64 .3 76 288.73 110.59 500 221.40 2614 233.28 212.01 -8.14 -21.9 NL Inds N NL .16 2.5 5 6.60 2.28 63 6.34 238 6.46 5.68 +.73 +32.6 nLIGHT Q LASR 46.45 9.04 572 33.75 2673 41.31 32.49 -4.37 +3.4 NMI Hldg h Q NMIH 9 25.62 8.06 1181 23.04 5436 24.60 21.89 +.18 +1.7 NN Inc Q NNBR .28 4.2 18 7.92 1.35 115 6.73 876 7.15 6.33 +.62 +2.4 NOV Inc N NOV .20 1.2 20.02 7.70 12795 17.29 35011 17.43 14.83 +2.19 +25.9 NRG Egy N NRG 1.30f 3.3 2 43.54 19.54 3407 39.85 26722 43.04 37.83 +3.34 +6.1 NTN Buzz A NTN 7.76 .94 484 3.09 2163 4.06 2.75 -.53 +37.9 NV5 Global Q NVEE 34 109.40 27.00 99 99.94 545 107.80 94.81 -3.32 +26.9sNVE Corp Q NVEC 4.00 5.8 13 74.91 42.85 20 68.60 115 74.91 67.28 -1.87 +22.1 NVR N NVR 21 4806.54 2043.01 19 4624.62 109 4687.55 4330.00 +123.78 +13.4snVent El N NVT .70 2.5 27.68 10.54 1440 27.72 8399 27.79 26.30 +1.46 +19.0 NXP Semi Q NXPI 1.50 .8 200.19 58.41 5076 180.90 18401 189.76 164.19 -1.65 +13.8sNabors rs N NBR 119.96 9.79 268 126.75 1061 127.46 104.80 +15.74 +117.7tNabriva rs Q NBRV 16.20 1.72 3457 1.79 32769 2.09 1.52 -.60 -26.0 NACCO N NC .77 3.3 6 42.88 17.95 50 23.02 210 29.00 23.00 -1.73 -12.5sNamTai N NTP .28 2.7 26 12.45 3.66 350 10.31 3494 12.45 9.05 +1.23 +76.2 NanoD h Q NNDM 17.89 .51 50097 7.61 172126 10.66 6.50 -2.23 -16.4 NanoX n Q NNOX 94.81 20.25 3046 39.41 14104 48.48 32.20 -5.86 -13.7 NanoString Q NSTG 86.42 13.85 1006 63.37 4614 78.00 55.76 -6.42 -5.2 NanoVib Q NAOV 3.50 .54 1606 1.02 7403 1.25 .82 -.07 +33.5 NanoViric A NNVC 12.75 2.85 1222 5.30 137637 8.71 4.16 +1.12 +84.7tNanobiot n Q NBTX 21.55 15.05 5 15.50 24 17.05 15.05 -1.12 -6.1 NantHlth Q NH 6.60 1.10 565 3.26 1957 4.13 2.87 -.56 +.9 NantKwst Q NK 45.42 2.52 1343 26.80 6617 34.62 23.15 -5.71 +101.1sNapco h Q NSSC 88 33.73 13.33 165 34.14 532 34.27 31.85 +3.01 +30.2 Nasdaq Q NDAQ 1.96 1.4 34 145.83 71.66 1199 144.70 4438 145.11 135.57 +6.41 +9.0sNatWestGp N NWG 5.35 2.34 2852 5.28 12255 5.35 5.07 +.20 +16.8 Natera Q NTRA 127.19 16.87 1383 102.99 5762 124.87 92.94 -13.10 +3.5 Nathans s Q NATH 1.40 2.1 23 67.01 39.01 10 66.38 43 66.66 60.13 +6.62 +20.2sNatBkHldg N NBHC .84f 2.1 19 40.89 20.25 214 40.38 727 40.89 38.56 +1.63 +23.3 NatlBnksh Q NKSH 1.39e 3.9 14 44.99 23.37 30 35.71 116 36.35 33.34 +2.55 +14.1 NatlBev s Q FIZZ 32 98.22 17.86 1824 54.71 6286 55.52 47.38 +7.05 +28.9 NatCine Q NCMI .68 14.3 12 7.68 1.62 1138 4.75 4684 4.90 4.08 +.03 +27.7sNatEnrSv Q NESR 33 13.86 4.04 480 13.26 1503 13.86 12.79 +.01 +33.5sNatFuGas N NFG 1.78f 3.6 48.67 31.58 401 49.05 1947 49.10 45.41 +3.61 +19.3 NatGrid N NGG 3.09e 5.4 68.08 44.29 429 57.63 2273 58.46 56.25 +1.74 -2.4 NtHlthInv N NHI 4.41 6.2 18 88.05 31.37 459 71.04 1950 71.67 68.04 +2.77 +2.7 NHltcre A NHC 2.08 2.8 28 80.51 55.88 50 74.27 162 74.58 68.19 +4.72 +11.8 NatlHld rs Q NHLD 3.90 1.12 3.25 +7.3 NatInstrm Q NATI 1.08f 2.5 40 47.40 20.42 418 42.75 2197 45.84 40.93 -1.65 -2.7 NatPresto N NPK 1.00a 1.0 117.87 66.60 43 102.60 170 104.97 97.52 +.27 +16.0 NatResrch Q NRC .84 1.6 36 60.62 34.00 29 52.77 269 54.94 50.50 +1.10 +23.4 NatRetPrp N NNN 2.08f 4.9 35 54.80 24.04 766 42.60 6934 45.24 41.35 -1.24 +4.1 NtRetP pfF N NNNpF 1.30 5.1 26.55 14.76 10 25.68 81 25.74 25.23 +.30 -.4 NSecGrp Q NSEC .24 2.1 6 16.95 10.14 11.51 2 11.77 11.50 -.18 +7.1 NatlStor N NSA 1.32 3.5 40.73 19.34 339 38.05 1691 39.93 37.00 -.50 +5.6 NtStorAf pfA N NSApA 27.35 16.20 10 26.37 43 26.68 26.05 -.13 -.1 NatlVis Q EYE 52.61 11.70 1289 45.66 6000 50.55 42.69 -1.83 +.8 NatWstnLf Q NWLI .36 .2 8 257.13 120.55 13 220.33 32 220.33 206.16 +11.50 +6.7 NaturaCo N NTCO 20.68 7.93 835 17.60 3432 17.91 15.52 +1.13 -12.0 NaturlAlt Q NAII 13 18.50 4.75 23 14.36 135 16.50 14.06 -1.35 +35.6 NatGsSvcs N NGS 30 12.23 2.62 44 10.19 268 10.76 9.90 -.21 +7.5 NatrlGroc N NGVC .28 1.8 16 18.75 4.73 137 15.69 550 15.80 14.16 +1.61 +14.2 NatHlTrnd Q NHTC .80a 12.2 2 8.75 2.52 25 6.55 217 7.12 6.39 -.21 +31.5 NatOrdr un Q NOACU 14.00 10.02 133 11.34 548 12.50 10.60 -.90 +4.5 NatRsPt N NRP 1.80 10.1 5 19.52 8.50 9 17.89 50 18.25 17.26 +.26 +30.1sNaturesSun Q NATR .40 2.2 18.16 5.50 58 17.84 387 18.16 16.65 +1.36 +19.3 NatusMed Q NTUS 18 28.64 16.38 163 25.40 790 26.61 24.34 -.51 +26.7 Nautilus N NLS 28 31.38 1.20 2705 19.36 12229 21.50 17.13 +.95 +6.7 NavdeaBi A NAVB 5.36 .63 227 2.17 1094 2.65 2.00 -.21 +.9 Nav43 Q JSM 1.50 6.4 25.38 7.01 24 23.51 160 24.24 23.26 +.06 -6.5sNavient Q NAVI .64 5.0 6 13.17 4.07 2670 12.88 11523 13.17 12.29 +.66 +31.2 NavigatrH N NVGS 11.71 3.80 137 10.10 321 10.44 9.76 +.08 -7.8 NaviosAc N NNA 1.20 30.9 1 7.50 2.09 98 3.88 539 4.07 3.72 +.01 +25.6sNaviosM Q NMCI 38 7.84 .53 423 6.91 2195 7.84 6.26 +.13 +68.5sNavios pfG N NMpG 2.19 16.7 13.22 1.92 0 13.15 6 13.22 12.04 +.17 +163.0 NavMH pfH N NMpH 2.16 16.6 13.43 1.45 20 12.97 50 13.38 11.78 -.31 +163.1sNaviosM N NMM .20m 1.1 20.30 4.08 282 17.89 2397 20.30 16.50 +.69 +59.7 Navistar N NAV 13 45.25 15.01 961 44.18 5850 44.30 44.05 +.12 +.5 Navistr pfD N NAVpD 26.30 13.98 13.98 -12.4 NebulaA un Q NEBUU 31.83 9.86 26.00 NeenahP N NP 1.88 3.2 61.49 33.44 95 57.97 469 58.42 55.39 +2.65 +4.8 NektarTh Q NKTR 6 26.75 13.63 1287 22.31 11593 24.50 20.84 -.38 +31.2sNelnet N NNI .80 1.0 8 78.00 36.70 101 76.42 537 78.00 73.27 +3.82 +7.3 Nemaura Q NMRD 16.50 3.12 108 7.07 806 8.11 6.29 +.86 +87.5 NeoGames n Q NGMS 38.75 18.67 112 28.25 822 31.95 25.12 -2.08 -25.6 Neogen Q NEOG 63 89.32 48.91 255 79.75 1113 84.60 77.24 -2.17 +.6 NeoGenom Q NEO 61.57 20.47 1877 43.25 6135 53.84 40.75 -7.72 -19.7 Neoleukin Q NLTX 18.13 5.81 241 12.16 888 12.70 10.81 +.12 -13.8 Neonode Q NEON 13.00 1.25 58 7.63 315 8.52 7.12 -.24 +13.0 NeoPhoton N NPTN 14.14 4.66 1021 8.99 4647 9.90 8.28 -.62 -1.1 NeosTher Q NEOS 1.54 .45 1887 .77 7699 .96 .67 -.08 +23.2 Neovas g Q NVCN 3.88 .68 4910 1.19 22293 1.50 .93 -.23 +25.0 Nephros Q NEPH 10.00 4.42 15 7.55 42 8.37 7.55 -.15 -12.0 NeptWln g Q NEPT 3 3.60 .96 4728 1.41 27772 1.72 1.26 -.17 -9.6 NescoHld N NSCO 8.96 1.38 156 8.17 668 8.50 7.65 +.07 +10.9 Net1UEPS Q UEPS 5.88 2.70 208 5.13 819 5.47 4.83 -.21 +4.3 NetElem Q NETE 20.08 1.47 411 8.89 2720 12.49 7.72 -1.39 -36.3 Netstreit n N NTST .10p 19.82 16.63 244 17.54 971 18.45 17.12 -.03 -10.0 NetApp Q NTAP 1.92 3.1 9 71.68 34.66 2175 61.33 12322 66.15 58.83 -1.27 -7.4 NetEase s Q NTES 79 134.33 53.17 2453 108.26 15590 113.18 104.96 -1.59 +13.0 NetfinA wt Q NFINW Netflix Q NFLX 593.29 290.25 5065 516.39 22767 556.99 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NetSolTch Q NTWK 46 5.30 2.00 55 4.60 254 4.89 4.31 +.05 +21.1 Netw1Tch A NTIP .10 3.3 9 4.00 1.80 49 3.00 89 3.45 3.00 -.31 -18.7 NeuBase Q NBSE 12.89 4.52 232 8.82 913 10.05 8.29 -.66 +26.2 NBCAInt A NBW .74 5.6 14.50 10.28 11 13.35 70 13.49 13.20 +.05 -1.8sNeuB HYld A NHS .96 7.7 12.59 6.59 41 12.39 258 12.59 12.18 +.18 +6.0 NBIntMu A NBH .90 5.6 17.00 11.15 17 16.05 147 16.24 15.52 +.43 +5.6 NB MLP N NML 1.26 16.0 7.87 -.4 NBNYInt A NBO .58 4.7 13.03 9.00 3 12.28 45 12.39 12.20 +.13 -.4 NBRESec A NRO .36 8.4 5.61 1.94 195 4.28 1064 4.41 4.17 -2.9tNeuroBo Q NRBO 29.71 3.86 159 3.93 1245 4.86 3.63 -.34 -25.1 NeurMt h Q NURO 6.20 .81 200 3.01 1271 3.99 2.59 -.59 -4.7 Neurcrine Q NBIX 22 136.27 72.14 2117 93.23 7126 111.05 88.15 -16.28 -2.7 Neuronet Q STIM 22.43 1.25 470 14.01 3295 16.93 12.18 -1.52 +26.1 NevroCorp N NVRO 188.14 65.05 588 151.12 1800 172.31 146.66 -14.06 -12.7 NewAmHi N HYB .78a 8.8 9.09 5.37 64 8.85 245 8.95 8.76 +.06 +1.9 NewConcEn A GBR 94 30.99 .55 1765 4.72 4383 6.35 3.80 -1.14 +143.6 NE Realty A NEN 1.28f 2.4 2 61.93 41.08 0 53.99 13 53.99 52.00 +1.79 +7.6 NewFort Q NFE 65.90 7.01 571 42.46 2032 51.76 37.58 -4.80 -20.8 NwGold g A NGD 2.40 .39 8737 1.60 44709 1.72 1.51 -.02 -26.9 NewHome N NWHM 52 6.20 .94 47 5.24 393 5.44 4.75 +.49 +11.7 NwIreland N IRL 2.15e 1.5 11.53 4.34 2 10.87 32 11.19 10.76 +.23 +4.7sNJ Rscs N NJR 1.25 3.1 20 40.69 21.14 899 40.22 2671 40.69 39.01 +.93 +13.1 NewOriEd N EDU .40e 97 199.74 102.01 1019 182.44 5229 189.53 175.86 +4.82 -1.8 NewPrAc Q NPA 25.37 9.50 2344 12.89 13784 16.10 11.01 -.95 -5.1 NewPrv un Q NPAUU 28.93 9.80 14 14.98 43 18.75 12.80 -1.27 -2.1 NewRelic N NEWR 81.10 33.49 1220 57.33 5022 64.00 53.30 -3.81 -12.3 NewResid N NRZ .60f 5.8 16.83 2.91 5779 10.40 24688 10.79 9.81 +.12 +4.6 NewRes pfB N NRZpB 25.81 6.25 25 23.71 128 23.95 23.25 +.29 +.9 NewRes pfC N NRZpC 1.59 7.3 24.69 6.55 35 21.82 219 22.45 21.61 +.01 +2.8 NewSenInv N SNR .26 4.1 6.69 1.72 496 6.27 3486 6.44 5.83 +.16 +21.0 NYC REIT N NYC 12.14 7.60 78 8.57 215 10.16 8.16 -1.28 +5.7 NY CmtyB N NYCB .68 5.6 16 13.23 7.72 4562 12.24 27230 12.53 11.97 +.03 +16.0 NY Cmt pfA N NYCBpA 30.10 12.21 25 28.39 153 28.48 27.57 +.87 -.9 NYCmty un N NYCBpU 3.00 6.1 51.44 33.42 1 48.90 48 49.20 46.66 +1.01 +6.7 NYMtgTr Q NYMT .30f 7.1 7 4.99 .80 5298 4.24 20822 4.40 4.02 +.07 +14.9 NYMtT pfB Q NYMTP 1.94 8.1 25.76 3.67 6 24.08 30 24.35 23.69 -.02 +5.8 NYMtT pfC Q NYMTO 1.97 8.2 25.38 3.54 20 24.10 58 24.44 23.20 -.03 +5.2 NYMtg pfE Q NYMTM 1.97 8.2 25.77 3.56 28 24.13 77 24.44 23.89 -.02 +9.0 NYMtgT pfD Q NYMTN 2.00 8.2 25.89 3.57 7 24.34 59 24.57 23.93 +.01 +7.1 NY Times N NYT .24f .5 54 58.73 26.13 1080 50.72 16207 55.80 49.11 -.45 -2.0 NwHldInA n Q NHIC 11.23 9.43 452 10.03 1121 10.36 9.81 -.23 +.2 NewHlIn un Q NHICU 11.70 9.83 3 10.50 170 11.25 10.40 -.38 +.6 NewatrTc Q NEWA 5.53 1.32 39 3.44 217 3.68 3.08 -.06 +4.6 NewbrnAc n Q NBAC 22.74 9.70 403 12.55 1185 15.98 11.20 -1.63 -27.1 NewbrAc rt Q NBACR 1.91 .12 70 1.19 418 1.48 1.09 -.04 -14.4 NewbrA un Q NBACU 29.90 9.30 2 18.27 4 21.79 17.00 -1.54 -21.2 NewellBr Q NWL .92 3.7 26.89 10.44 1924 24.64 13664 24.78 23.47 +1.47 +16.1 NewmrkGp Q NMRK .40 3.9 16 11.17 2.49 827 10.15 3890 10.66 9.35 +.13 +39.2 NewMarket N NEU 7.60 2.0 17 458.51 304.65 26 388.04 140 389.23 381.97 +9.06 -2.6 NewmntCp N NEM 2.20f 3.9 43 72.22 33.00 7920 56.74 39529 57.39 54.28 +2.91 -5.3sNewpkRes N NR 4.03 .65 1113 3.98 5620 4.03 3.50 +.52 +107.3sNewsCpA Q NWSA .20 .8 24.50 7.90 5979 24.37 28364 25.06 23.14 +.92 +35.6 NewsCpB Q NWS .20 .9 24.11 7.88 515 23.50 2099 23.87 22.39 +.58 +32.2sNewtekBsn Q NEWT 2.19e 9.4 23.99 7.59 111 23.34 601 23.99 22.88 +.36 +18.5 Newtek23 Q NEWTI 1.56 6.2 25.80 12.39 25.02 -1.7 Newtek24 Q NEWTL 1.44 5.6 26.90 14.18 0 25.67 10 25.94 25.30 +.13 +1.6 NexGen g A NXE 4.27 .50 2772 3.43 14057 4.10 3.18 -.07 +24.3 NexPoint N NREF 1.60 8.5 20.47 6.34 22 18.72 106 19.54 18.51 +.12 +13.3sNxTierOil N NEX 5.14 1.00 2770 5.55 10147 5.55 4.63 +.90 +61.3 NexPtCr N NHF 2.40m 20.2 16.85 6.30 146 11.89 611 11.90 11.46 +.38 +13.0 NxPtRsT N NXRT 1.37f 3.3 49.24 21.06 142 41.78 936 43.33 40.44 +.74 -1.3sNexstarM Q NXST 2.80f 1.9 18 149.19 43.37 749 150.41 3046 151.00 138.75 +12.86 +37.8 NextCure Q NXTC 45.15 7.91 343 11.31 1131 12.38 10.33 -.05 +3.8 NextDec Q NEXT 5.11 1.12 300 1.82 1263 2.16 1.70 -.16 -12.9 NxtEraLP N NEP 2.46f 3.6 24 88.30 29.01 1246 69.26 3649 76.27 63.50 -3.38 +3.3 NxGnAcA n Q NGAC 14.63 9.71 2096 10.48 10252 11.79 9.94 -1.05 +4.1 NxtGenHl Q NXGN .70 3.7 31 23.80 5.10 281 19.00 1953 19.35 17.93 +.30 +4.2 NextEra76 N NEEpK 26.53 18.07 36 25.44 174 25.73 25.33 -.11 -3.3 NextEraEn N NEE 1.54f 2.2 5 87.69 43.70 15507 70.70 60556 76.91 68.33 -2.78 -8.4 NxtEra pfO N NEEpO 65.31 35.40 79 54.69 195 58.21 53.20 -1.63 -7.6 NextEra s N NEE/Z 77.02 43.70 NiSource N NI .88f 4.0 30.10 19.56 4957 21.86 23837 22.24 21.11 +.26 -4.7 NiSource pf N NIpB 28.84 20.31 13 27.27 114 27.74 26.97 -4.3 NiSunInt Q NISN 24.94 5.80 109 16.49 348 18.55 14.93 +.02 -9.4 NiaM pfB N NMKpB 3.60 3.6 108.00 77.60 99.52 0 99.52 99.50 +1.00 NiaM pfC N NMKpC 3.90 3.8 109.29 94.00 0 103.01 1 104.94 103.01 -1.09 -1.9 NichFncl h Q NICK 11.49 4.76 6 10.61 18 10.96 10.24 +.35 +26.6sNicoletBc Q NCBS 25 79.94 45.33 44 79.95 156 79.95 74.76 +5.90 +20.5sNielsen plc N NLSN .24m 1.0 25.10 11.62 11793 24.95 41972 25.10 22.66 +2.60 +19.5 NikeB N NKE 1.10f .8 54 147.95 60.00 5956 133.35 30790 139.15 129.19 -1.43 -5.7 Nikola Q NKLA 93.99 10.35 18849 14.90 68408 18.96 14.05 -3.20 -2.4 9F Inc Q JFU 9.99 .72 3224 1.55 15451 2.20 1.34 -.45 +49.0 9MetersBi Q NMTR 2.26 .37 8446 1.38 27616 1.78 1.20 -.28 +60.7 MnstD wt h Q MSDIW .05 t908Devics n Q MASS 79.60 42.02 397 41.46 1553 58.63 38.88 -11.73 -27.2 NiuTech Q NIU 53.38 6.08 2687 33.55 8032 41.19 30.03 -3.83 +19.6 Nkarta n Q NKTX 79.16 22.46 303 43.71 1037 51.94 38.40 -5.05 -28.9 NoahHldgs N NOAH 24 52.77 20.42 539 44.05 1656 47.05 41.60 -.65 -7.9 NobleMid Q NBLX 2.19e 14.5 4 16.41 1.81 4944 15.09 7674 15.56 14.08 +1.09 +44.8tNoblRck un Q NRACU 10.59 9.88 354 10.05 1439 10.18 9.88 -.08 -3.0 NokiaCp N NOK .19e 4.9 9.79 2.34 60838 3.88 248288 4.10 3.75 -.04 -.8 NomadF N NOMD 26.99 14.08 918 24.95 7111 25.03 23.57 +1.33 -1.8 Nomura N NMR 6.31 3.55 204 6.05 1202 6.08 5.92 +.17 +13.5sNoodles Q NDLS 11.75 3.14 397 10.94 2567 11.75 9.46 +1.50 +38.5 Norbord N OSB .65e 1.5 46.12 8.92 43.13 -.2 NordicAm N NAT .13e 4.0 9 9.00 2.30 3140 3.22 19415 3.43 3.04 +.25 +9.2 Nordson Q NDSN 1.56f .8 17 216.87 96.46 199 196.00 1257 197.64 189.74 +3.59 -2.5 Nordstrm N JWN 42.22 11.72 4395 35.07 22639 38.70 33.36 -1.38 +12.4 NorflkSo N NSC 3.96f 1.5 33 264.11 112.62 1405 256.00 7554 260.01 240.96 +3.94 +7.7 NorSys Q NSYS 10.14 2.52 6 7.61 67 8.45 7.45 +.04 +6.1 NEurO N NRT .28e 7.3 4.96 2.19 18 3.83 112 4.07 3.75 -.09 +31.6 NoMtMg un Q NMMCU 12.22 9.98 4 10.49 12 10.99 10.36 -.35 -2.3 NoWestCp Q NWE 2.48f 4.1 16 80.52 45.06 321 60.91 1810 61.42 58.05 +2.43 +4.5 NDynMn g A NAK 2.49 .31 26237 .66 127686 .85 .58 -.13 +105.9 NthnO&G rs A NOG 19 15.50 5.00 1639 14.88 6110 14.98 12.67 +1.60 +69.9sNthnTech Q NTIC .26 1.7 24 17.22 4.70 26 15.39 81 17.22 14.97 -.82 +45.7 NorTrst Q NTRS 2.80 2.8 17 101.88 60.67 938 99.92 4713 100.35 96.00 +4.79 +7.3 NorTs pfE Q NTRSO 1.91 7.2 28.07 17.10 12 26.49 82 26.56 26.02 +.42 -4.6sNorthfldBc Q NFBK .44 3.0 19 14.78 8.72 227 14.81 852 14.82 13.67 +1.12 +20.1sNthrim Q NRIM 1.48f 3.3 11 44.30 17.32 29 44.28 213 44.65 38.43 +5.79 +30.4 NorthropG N NOC 5.80 1.9 21 357.12 263.31 1007 300.91 6340 304.98 292.55 +9.25 -1.3sNwstBcsh Q NWBI .76 5.1 24 14.88 8.52 1210 14.94 3698 14.97 14.19 +.82 +17.3 NwNaturHl N NWN 1.92f 3.7 26 74.34 41.71 322 51.71 1436 51.85 46.77 +3.72 +12.4 NwstPipe Q NWPX 38.08 18.52 58 34.25 290 37.05 30.52 +.22 +21.0 NortonLife Q NLOK .50 2.5 24.40 15.12 5258 20.19 34037 20.39 19.42 +.68 -2.8 NorwCruis N NCLH 7 37.10 7.03 96316 28.85 206933 34.49 26.65 -.71 +13.4 NorwdFn Q NWFL 1.00 3.5 18 31.21 21.20 18 28.39 92 28.74 25.69 +2.85 +8.5 NovaLfs Q NVFY 15 4.07 .66 84 2.24 231 3.13 2.04 -.66 -5.9sNovaMeas Q NVMI 52 90.03 25.70 161 81.61 1627 90.03 76.76 -2.39 +15.6 NovaBay A NBY 1.94 .24 1495 .92 12843 1.20 .79 -.21 +32.0 NovaGld g A NG 12.85 4.65 2022 8.27 9448 8.72 8.01 -.08 -14.5 Novan Q NOVN 2.59 .24 9750 1.45 83185 2.08 1.12 +.03 +78.4 Novanta Q NOVT 146.16 66.44 219 126.95 714 138.53 118.73 -5.38 +7.4 Novartis N NVS 3.04e 3.6 17 98.52 69.18 2020 84.01 9810 88.84 82.29 +1.48 -11.0 Novavx Q NVAX 331.68 6.77 5792 174.84 26081 242.51 147.39 -56.39 +56.8tNovoInSci n Q NVOS 14.98 3.33 119 3.51 1532 5.31 3.31 -1.70 -12.0 NovoNord N NVO 1.78e 2.6 28 75.86 49.24 1322 69.61 5669 73.15 67.92 -1.64 -.3 NovoCure Q NVCR 194.75 53.40 1206 129.28 6000 155.50 117.49 -19.82 -25.3 NOW Inc N DNOW 12 11.40 4.03 1172 11.32 3955 11.38 10.54 +.69 +57.7 NuSkin N NUS 1.52f 2.9 14 63.85 12.31 498 52.09 2636 52.87 48.88 +.91 -4.6tNuCana Q NCNA 10.59 4.04 781 4.38 1904 5.49 4.02 -.90 -2.4 NuVasive Q NUVA 63 67.70 28.55 667 62.82 5016 63.76 60.11 +2.49 +11.5 NuanceCm Q NUAN 51.62 13.51 2677 42.58 14538 46.17 39.90 -2.02 -3.4 Nucor N NUE 1.62f 2.6 45 63.48 27.53 2239 62.92 14483 63.48 59.46 +3.10 +18.3 Nush EnhYl N NUAG 26.49 22.55 32 24.74 127 25.00 24.70 -.23 -3.7 Nush 1-5yr N NUSA 26.82 22.66 2 25.32 24 25.41 25.28 -.08 -.8 NushLCGr N NULG 61.69 29.84 51 55.76 386 58.96 53.82 -1.71 -1.0 NushLCVal N NULV 34.79 20.63 198 34.63 895 34.70 33.45 +.90 +5.1 NushMCGr N NUMG 53.79 24.69 25 48.15 183 52.16 45.89 -2.30 -2.6 NushMCVal N NUMV 33.55 17.04 22 33.36 113 33.55 32.25 +.90 +10.9 NushSmCap N NUSC 43.95 17.25 157 42.20 597 43.60 40.19 -.01 +10.1 NushShTrm N NURE 29.94 16.54 2 28.63 19 29.48 28.07 -.35 +6.1 NushEsg ef N NUDM 27.24 NuvESG N NULC 37.24 20.16 1 35.99 5 36.88 35.23 -.12 +3.2 Nus AgBd N NUBD 28.62 24.95 42 25.95 255 26.16 25.90 -.21 -3.1 NushEs ef N NUEM 30.00 NustarEn N NS 1.60 8.1 23.98 4.98 631 19.67 4649 20.12 18.05 +1.77 +36.5 NustEn pfA N NSpA 2.13 9.9 23.78 6.06 23 21.59 118 21.61 20.83 +.59 +7.9 Nustar pfB N NSpB 1.91 10.4 22.28 5.89 72 18.40 238 18.58 18.03 +.05 +2.3 Nustar pfC N NSpC 24.47 7.00 15 22.99 521 23.00 22.36 +.18 +9.5 Nustar 43 N NSS 1.91 8.2 26.15 7.09 19 23.39 155 23.50 22.70 +.46 +8.9 Nutanix Q NTNX 35.58 11.31 2828 27.27 11220 31.06 25.26 -3.02 -14.4 Nutrien N NTR 1.80 3.3 67 57.73 23.85 2497 54.59 9698 56.42 52.59 +.63 +13.4 Nuvectra Q NVTR .13 NuvNYVl2 N NYV 15.71 11.00 2 14.45 21 14.67 14.20 +.03 -2.6 NuvCr22 N JCO 9.86 5.41 77 8.27 226 8.37 8.23 -.03 +2.9 NuvHiInO N NMZ 14.93 9.25 100 14.39 862 14.51 14.18 +.22 -.2 Nuv Pf22 N JPT 25.75 13.12 5 24.07 51 24.27 23.79 +.16 -1.1 Nuv 11-21 N JHB 9.99 7.03 71 9.33 595 9.37 9.30 +.01 +1.4 NuvCA V2 N NCB 16.09 12.23 15 15.05 48 15.42 14.86 -.20 -2.3 Nuv RE In N JRS 20.07 4.50 103 9.05 489 9.34 8.75 -.06 +7.2 NuvMO Pr N NOM 15.25 10.05 0 14.65 5 14.65 14.26 +.23 +5.0 NuvAllCEn N JMLP 1.37 123.4 4.02 .40 1.11 NuvAZ N NAZ .80 5.3 16.31 10.53 5 14.98 41 15.24 14.85 -.19 -5.6 NuvBldAm N NBB 1.34 6.1 24.13 16.32 35 22.10 202 22.75 22.03 -.30 -6.9 NCaAMTFr N NKX .86 5.7 16.02 11.25 99 15.07 505 15.25 14.95 -.06 -4.4 NCADvA N NAC .91 6.2 15.45 10.85 186 14.69 1054 14.76 14.57 +.12 -3.1 NCalMunV N NCA .47 4.7 11.00 8.74 77 9.96 396 10.45 9.89 -.23 -7.8 NuvCASel N NXC .63a 4.0 18.33 12.00 3 15.84 23 16.50 15.73 -.10 -2.0 NuvCorEqA N JCE 1.21a 8.4 14.73 8.05 24 14.46 336 14.71 14.21 +.16 +2.8 NvCredStr N JQC .62 9.6 7.38 3.75 894 6.46 4012 6.52 6.37 +.03 +2.1 NvDvrsDiv N JDD 1.04 11.4 10.44 5.00 69 9.11 382 9.25 8.98 +.06 +3.9 NuvDivA N NAD .85a 5.7 15.45 10.75 344 14.85 3405 15.06 14.77 -.15 -3.4 NvDow30DO N DIAX 1.06 6.9 16.71 9.50 85 15.37 301 15.51 15.15 +.15 +1.1 NEnhMuV N NEV .96a 6.3 17.09 10.05 29 15.29 239 15.86 15.12 -.39 -6.3 NuvFloat N JFR .72 7.6 9.97 4.73 1060 9.52 6596 9.55 9.27 +.18 +8.9 NuvFltOp N JRO .76a 8.1 9.77 5.33 146 9.35 2016 9.39 9.17 +.10 +8.0 NvGADiv2 N NKG .64a 5.1 14.21 9.01 19 12.65 81 12.81 12.59 +.08 -3.2 NuvGblHIn N JGH 1.58 10.4 16.15 9.24 27 15.23 178 15.57 15.23 +.01 -2.1 NuvEnhMu N NVG 17.29 11.55 361 16.40 1973 16.58 16.25 +.03 -2.3 NNYAmtF N NRK .70 5.2 14.03 10.00 78 13.43 556 13.55 13.38 -.01 -.7 NuvAmtFr N NEA .75a 5.1 15.18 10.51 682 14.63 4065 14.66 14.43 +.13 -3.1 NuvIntMu N NID .68 5.0 14.50 10.46 72 13.73 553 13.95 13.69 -.10 -1.1 NvIntQMu N NIQ .57 4.0 14.85 11.42 23 14.36 144 14.68 14.24 -.17 -2.5 NMDPI N NMY .67a 4.8 14.45 10.50 18 13.81 124 13.94 13.74 +.02 -2.1 NvMAP N NMT .71a 5.0 15.14 11.25 34 14.20 63 14.60 14.00 -.07 -2.6 NuvMNMu N NMS .80 5.4 15.38 11.01 16 14.85 65 15.34 14.67 -.03 +.1 NuvMtgIn N JLS 1.52 7.4 22.64 13.82 16 20.40 104 20.67 19.98 +.12 +3.2 NuvMultM N JMM .48 6.7 7.50 5.20 7 7.18 29 7.31 7.14 -.02 -.1 NvMuI N NMI .50a 4.5 12.00 8.98 16 11.19 79 11.45 11.15 -.07 -1.8 NuvMuVal N NUV .39a 3.6 11.97 8.30 486 10.95 1970 11.15 10.89 +.01 -1.4 Nv AMT-Fr N NUW .78a 4.8 17.27 12.12 37 16.16 137 17.00 15.99 -.71 -1.6sNvNq100Dy Q QQQX 1.56m 5.9 27.50 15.24 161 26.49 880 27.50 26.03 -.01 +1.8 NuvNJDiv N NXJ .82a 5.8 15.18 10.83 94 14.11 369 14.25 14.04 +.02 -1.8 NNYDvA N NAN .80a 5.7 14.81 10.32 67 13.93 567 14.17 13.83 +.01 -1.6 NNYMV N NNY .39a 4.1 10.95 8.26 31 9.50 139 9.68 9.49 -.13 -4.7 NuvNYSel N NXN .55 3.8 15.21 11.12 0 14.40 6 14.40 13.97 +.38 +1.6 NOHQI N NUO .80 5.3 16.08 12.10 37 15.23 98 15.35 15.18 +.09 -2.7 NvPA N NQP .81a 5.7 14.84 11.01 26 14.09 206 14.27 14.04 -.06 -2.6 NuvPf&Inc N JPI 1.95a 8.1 24.68 12.29 68 24.20 322 24.27 23.86 +.40 -1.7 NvPfdInco N JPC .80 8.8 10.21 4.62 389 9.14 1639 9.21 9.06 +.07 -3.8 NuvQPf2 N JPS .70 7.5 9.86 4.55 380 9.39 2168 9.45 9.31 +.10 -3.5 NuvREAst N JRI 1.49a 10.3 17.61 6.37 70 14.41 534 14.73 14.22 +.09 +7.1sNuvEqtP N BXMX 1.00 7.7 13.14 7.77 160 12.94 926 13.14 12.74 +.11 +.5sNEqPrmG N SPXX 1.04 6.6 16.01 8.64 30 15.74 275 16.01 15.40 +.16 +3.3 NvSMM N NIM .31a 3.0 11.41 8.97 26 10.26 162 10.46 10.25 +.02 -3.9 NSTFI N NXP .55a 3.3 18.89 12.70 49 16.51 191 17.20 16.42 -.40 -7.2sNSTFI2 N NXQ .53a 3.4 17.18 11.56 16 15.48 141 17.18 15.39 -.78 -2.8 NSTFI3 N NXR .55a 3.4 19.25 12.99 41 16.04 265 16.48 15.69 -.28 -8.2 NuvSnIn N NSL .42 7.5 5.85 3.13 1406 5.62 5549 5.66 5.45 +.11 +8.3 NuShDCrd N JSD 1.16a 8.3 14.80 7.92 22 13.99 125 14.01 13.76 +.19 +4.7 Nv TA Div N JTD 1.23 8.5 16.40 7.30 93 14.52 220 14.62 14.30 +.24 +2.1 NvTxATR N JTA 1.04 10.0 10.78 4.67 110 10.31 473 10.41 10.00 +.24 +9.4 NVAPI N NPV .65a 4.2 16.28 10.08 10 15.72 44 15.99 15.60 +.12 -1.2 NuverEnv A NES 6.45 .94 64 2.11 201 2.60 1.83 -.18 -.9tNuZee n Q NUZE 51.57 5.20 40 5.42 272 6.74 5.20 -.74 -48.9 Nvidia Q NVDA .64 .1 81 614.90 180.68 13539 498.46 57599 557.00 467.17 -50.12 -4.5 Nxt-ID h Q NXTD 3.44 .21 7254 1.40 37675 2.00 1.05 -.25 -12.5 NymoxPh Q NYMX 4.79 1.66 276 2.43 934 2.73 2.25 -.18 -2.0O -:O-I Glass N OI .20 1.6 15 14.45 4.31 1412 12.64 8359 12.65 11.63 +.96 +6.2 O2Micro Q OIIM 33 11.25 .98 570 7.03 2096 8.18 6.25 -.72 -23.4 ODP Cp rs Q ODP 11 48.24 13.60 520 37.88 2153 41.37 36.66 -.39 +29.3 OFG Bncp N OFG .32f 1.6 12 20.72 8.63 279 20.14 1197 20.68 19.26 +.83 +8.6 OFG pfA N OFGpA 1.78 6.9 27.14 12.01 3 25.71 3 26.00 25.55 +.20 -2.5 OFG pfB N OFGpB 1.75 6.8 26.00 13.17 3 25.69 12 25.75 25.35 +.14 +.5 OFG pfD N OFGpD 1.78 6.9 27.18 10.75 0 25.89 4 26.00 25.68 -.12 -.6 OFS Cap Q OFS .68 7.9 7 10.69 3.39 63 8.65 284 8.67 7.65 +.89 +21.0 OFS C25 Q OFSSL 1.59 6.3 25.98 8.05 0 25.17 64 25.19 25.16 +.01 +3.2 OFS 25 Q OFSSZ 1.63 6.5 25.57 11.37 0 25.19 35 25.22 25.16 +.01 +3.9sOFS 26 Q OFSSI 1.49 5.8 26.00 10.10 2 25.75 8 26.00 25.43 +.25 +9.6 OFS Cred Q OCCI 2.08f 13.4 16.38 4.90 51 15.53 197 15.75 14.50 +1.03 +24.5 OFS Cr pfA Q OCCIP 1.72 6.9 26.04 14.38 1 25.10 8 25.15 25.02 -.03 OGE Engy N OGE 1.55 4.9 40.32 23.01 1185 31.74 7417 31.80 29.34 +2.47 -.4 ONEGas N OGS 2.32f 3.2 20 92.00 63.67 524 73.60 2129 73.71 67.29 +6.63 -4.1sOP Bancp Q OPBK .28 2.7 12 10.13 5.54 147 10.42 449 10.48 9.07 +1.23 +35.3 OReillyAu Q ORLY 31 496.61 251.52 749 465.85 3672 467.23 446.56 +18.52 +2.9 OSI Sys Q OSIS 47 98.26 49.96 159 96.35 608 96.67 92.38 +1.73 +3.4sOakVlyBcp Q OVLY .28e 1.5 13 19.25 10.72 31 19.20 113 19.36 16.45 +3.04 +15.5 OaktrSpL Q OCSL .44f 7.2 10 6.27 2.33 445 6.14 2679 6.26 6.07 -.01 +10.2 OaktStInco Q OCSI .62 7.4 38 8.49 4.28 14 8.34 131 8.46 8.21 +.06 +7.6sOasisMid Q OMP 2.16 11.1 43 22.00 2.80 430 19.38 2075 22.00 18.22 +.77 +65.2sOasisPet n Q OAS .38p 60.80 31.46 192 58.68 1038 61.17 56.34 +2.20 +58.3 Obalon Q OBLN 10.77 .62 2701 2.78 3714 3.73 2.30 -.65 +85.3 ObsEva Q OBSV 6.30 1.63 3315 3.22 12219 4.05 2.85 -.68 +54.8 OcciPet N OXY .04m .1 34.63 8.52 41985 31.23 134451 32.52 27.01 +4.62 +80.4 OceanBio Q OBCI .08a .7 22.55 3.10 26 10.81 204 11.69 10.41 +.36 -19.1 OceanP Q OPTT 7.30 .33 8914 2.65 25297 4.09 2.14 -1.02 -1.5sOceaneerg N OII .60 4.2 13.03 2.01 1950 14.15 7217 14.15 11.90 +2.35 +78.0sOceanFst Q OCFC .68 2.9 14 23.44 11.60 455 23.22 2108 23.44 21.78 +1.49 +24.6 OceanFt pf Q OCFCP 27.85 24.50 1 27.30 2 27.55 27.00 +.08 -.8 OconeeFed Q OFED .40 1.5 28.00 15.25 4 26.49 46 26.50 24.00 +1.49 +4.7 Ocugen Q OCGN 18.77 .17 30788 8.74 303122 14.05 7.48 -2.21 +377.6 OcularTher Q OCUL 24.30 3.78 1299 18.51 4922 19.89 16.16 +.17 -10.6 Ocuphire Q OCUP 13.81 1.26 97 9.36 421 10.99 8.51 -1.25 +44.2 OcwenFn N OCN 1.75 .28 1.41 OdonateT Q ODT 46.50 12.56 323 17.69 1621 21.37 16.17 -3.36 -7.9 OdysMar h Q OMEX 8.69 2.10 44 7.03 161 7.51 6.41 -.19 -1.0 OffPrpInc Q OPI 2.20 8.2 32.48 16.50 227 26.88 1098 27.13 25.52 +1.59 +18.3 OhioValB Q OVBC .84 2.9 18 31.75 19.20 25 28.57 58 30.68 23.89 +4.28 +21.1 Oi SA C N OIBR/C 2.41 .35 1167 1.78 7485 1.79 1.45 +.18 -12.3sOilStates N OIS 8.70 1.52 1714 8.96 5763 9.15 7.55 +1.63 +78.5 Oil-Dri N ODC 1.04f 2.8 40 38.47 28.53 31 37.00 102 37.55 34.48 +3.42 +8.6 Okta Q OKTA 294.00 88.66 6894 215.96 21866 280.10 199.08 -45.49 -15.1sOldDomFrt Q ODFL .60 .3 39 227.14 119.01 1079 219.85 4482 227.14 211.77 +5.28 +12.6sOldNBcp Q ONB .56 2.9 24 19.30 11.19 1162 19.45 4748 19.51 18.30 +1.32 +17.5 OldPoint Q OPOF .48 2.2 22 28.13 10.86 9 21.84 40 22.16 20.01 +1.64 +15.2 OldRepub N ORI .88f 4.3 20 21.47 11.88 2575 20.66 12823 20.73 19.62 +1.33 +4.8sOldSecBc Q OSBC .04 .3 14 12.97 5.96 73 12.99 404 12.99 12.01 +1.02 +28.6 Olin N OLN .80 2.6 33.39 8.76 1310 31.14 7315 32.92 28.86 +.40 +26.8 Ollies Q OLLI 36 123.52 28.83 1100 84.77 5143 87.16 80.64 +2.09 +3.7 OlympStl Q ZEUS .08 .4 14 23.05 7.74 106 21.09 419 21.21 18.29 +3.25 +58.2 OmegaFlex Q OFLX 1.12 .7 52 193.60 50.38 11 153.50 124 179.49 146.04 -19.00 +5.1 OmegaHlt N OHI 2.68 7.1 54 41.96 13.33 2123 37.52 8096 38.55 36.77 +.38 +3.3 Omeros Q OMER 25.46 8.50 1351 18.48 5471 20.86 16.38 -1.46 +29.4 Omnicell Q OMCL 137.99 54.24 493 124.37 1478 130.74 119.76 -2.53 +3.6sOmnicom N OMC 2.60 3.5 13 73.95 44.50 1633 74.51 8314 74.80 69.28 +5.78 +19.5 Omnova N OMN 10.15 7.88 10.14 sOnSmcnd Q ON 79 42.38 8.17 10934 38.81 40876 42.38 34.79 -1.46 +18.6 OncoCyte A OCX 6.57 1.15 2944 3.72 9436 5.24 3.01 -1.20 +55.6 OncolBio Q ONCY 4.70 .94 2304 2.68 7015 3.42 2.40 -.53 +12.6 Onconv h Q ONTX 1.93 .19 42015 1.02 199433 1.35 .77 -.23 +118.9tOnocrus n Q ONCR 37.86 13.57 361 14.11 1219 16.50 13.05 -1.69 -56.4 OncoSec Q ONCS 8.16 1.04 307 5.23 1624 5.95 4.88 -.27 -18.9 OncTher Q ONCT 8.65 1.49 1807 5.41 8333 7.18 4.59 -1.12 +10.4 OndasHld n Q ONDS 16.00 5.70 1069 11.92 3114 13.27 8.94 -.55 +27.8 180 Life Q ATNF 11.50 1.90 750 4.03 3624 4.98 3.51 -.40 +47.6 180 Life wt Q ATNFW .23 t1EqPOpWt un Q OPEWU 10.68 9.94 539 10.00 2463 10.25 9.94 -.25 -3.9 OneGpHosp Q STKS 6.75 .73 148 5.46 486 6.16 4.54 +.55 +47.6 180DegCp rs Q TURN 8.07 3.12 34 7.16 205 7.46 7.04 -.22 +7.5 OneLibrty N OLP 1.80 7.8 14 25.56 9.71 117 23.01 665 23.01 21.55 +1.60 +14.6 1LifeTh Q ONEM 59.82 15.00 3499 41.15 11684 49.99 36.03 -6.36 -5.7sOneStopS Q OSS 9.50 .59 849 7.56 7175 9.50 6.55 +1.11 +89.0 1800Flowrs Q FLWS 23 39.61 11.15 1595 27.30 5446 29.10 23.83 -.98 +5.0tOneSmart N ONE 6.84 2.97 667 3.18 2524 3.61 2.97 -.36 -16.3 OneSpaWld n Q OSW .16 1.4 12.93 2.45 1522 11.10 3616 12.03 9.70 +.19 +9.5 OneSpan Q OSPN 33.33 10.88 341 25.20 1637 25.87 23.36 +1.84 +21.9sOneWatr Q ONEW 1 38.96 3.41 96 36.42 460 38.96 33.09 +.81 +25.2 OneMain N OMF 1.80f 3.4 10 59.00 12.21 1879 52.70 9416 53.24 47.81 +5.79 +9.4 ONEOK N OKE 3.74 7.5 36 71.92 12.16 3064 49.57 22155 49.79 45.33 +5.28 +29.2 Nanomtr N ONTO 66.95 20.32 807 56.00 2356 66.17 52.17 -6.46 +17.8 Ontrak Q OTRK 99.89 8.55 1959 26.02 21854 34.45 22.13 -32.92 -57.9 Ooma N OOMA 31 19.18 7.45 193 16.02 982 16.70 15.33 +.22 +11.3 OpenLnd n Q LPRO 43.00 12.70 1954 36.34 5956 41.99 32.70 -1.90 +3.9 OpenText Q OTEX .70 1.5 49.99 29.12 549 45.33 2814 46.25 44.03 +.96 -.3tOpendrTc n Q OPEN 39.24 21.41 38030 21.99 79464 32.25 17.01 -6.03 -3.3 OperaLtd Q OPRA 51 13.93 4.60 318 11.80 1750 13.20 10.76 -.26 +29.2 OpGen h Q OPGN 5.76 1.52 6131 1.96 29523 2.53 1.63 -.33 -3.9 OpiantPh Q OPNT 14.98 6.79 79 12.41 216 13.73 11.01 -.25 +54.5 OpkoHlth Q OPK 6.47 1.12 10485 4.22 43473 4.83 3.83 -.28 +6.8 OportunF Q OPRT 23.10 5.26 176 19.04 847 19.08 16.27 +2.72 -1.7sOppenHldg N OPY .48 1.2 8 40.84 14.21 97 39.55 743 40.84 38.29 +1.65 +25.8tOptheaLtd n Q OPT 14.00 9.05 8 9.11 29 10.19 8.98 -.34 -18.8 OptiNose Q OPTN 10.00 3.14 660 3.51 4706 4.20 3.31 -.37 -15.2 Optibase Q OBAS 12.75 9.53 11.05 4 11.10 10.69 +.65 -6.9 OptCable Q OCC .08 2.4 4.62 2.05 67 3.36 129 3.95 3.26 -.34 +25.3 OptimBk h Q OPHC 5.40 1.68 267 3.48 2991 5.01 3.02 -.27 +3.3 OptCare Q OPCH 20.88 5.74 777 18.94 2738 20.07 17.55 -.25 +21.1sOracle N ORCL .96 1.4 72 67.54 39.71 34200 69.97 97188 71.72 64.77 +5.46 +8.2 Oragenics A OGEN OramedPh Q ORMP 18 11.71 2.40 491 7.61 2626 9.34 6.98 -1.30 +79.5 Orange N ORAN .41e 3.5 14.04 9.93 623 11.88 4219 11.90 11.56 +.31 +.2 OraSure Q OSUR 14 19.75 5.23 1847 10.30 9313 11.53 9.97 -.30 -2.7 Orbcomm Q ORBC 9.25 1.24 1708 6.87 5968 8.05 6.32 -.76 -7.4 OrbEnGp Q CUI 11.20 .45 6943 5.32 20034 7.18 3.60 -.88 +142.9 OrchTher Q ORTX 13.00 3.76 1029 6.76 5069 7.77 6.05 -.21 +56.5 OrchidIsl N ORC .94e 16.9 6.20 1.53 4337 5.53 18889 5.90 5.29 -.20 +5.9 OrganigH Q OGI 6.45 1.01 11939 2.68 61865 3.54 2.38 -.35 +101.5sOrganognH Q ORGO 17.11 2.47 892 15.09 5046 17.11 13.57 -.12 +100.4 Orgenesis Q ORGS 8.20 2.76 151 7.17 537 7.35 6.80 +.48 +59.3 OricPhr n Q ORIC 40.81 18.60 294 32.58 1120 37.00 30.14 +.18 -3.8tOrientalCul n Q OCG 25.85 3.10 513 3.02 3657 4.42 2.82 -.89 -38.4 OrignA h Q SEED 28.28 2.76 201 21.13 871 24.38 18.27 -2.23 +39.1sOrigBcp Q OBNK .40f 1.0 76 37.53 15.98 207 39.45 478 40.15 33.97 +5.19 +42.1 OrigoAc un Q CNLMU 11.01 OrionEng h Q OESX 11.98 2.70 451 7.70 1697 9.05 6.88 -.70 -22.0sOrionECarb N OEC .80 43 19.36 5.93 567 19.58 2832 19.61 18.10 +1.88 +14.2 OrionGpHl N ORN 6.25 1.53 504 5.66 1580 5.99 5.35 -.17 +14.1 Orix N IX 89.01 52.65 39 85.41 143 85.61 83.70 +.04 +10.4 OrmatTc N ORA .48f .6 72 128.87 53.44 1054 80.20 7388 87.65 73.35 -5.47 -11.2 Orphazym n Q ORPH 13.98 8.89 4 12.60 23 13.32 12.02 +.36 +17.4sOrrstownF Q ORRF .72f 3.1 21 20.97 11.40 82 22.95 229 23.09 19.58 +3.47 +38.7 OrthoCl n Q OCDX 18.65 15.14 1331 16.49 8841 18.15 15.53 -.81 +2.4 OrthoPed Q KIDS 57.42 32.21 232 47.75 1004 57.01 45.45 -6.71 +15.8 OrthoMed Q OFIX 60 48.50 22.11 92 45.33 454 47.83 44.03 -1.18 +5.5stOscrHl n N OSCR 36.77 32.00 5503 31.00 34232 36.77 30.50 -10.9 OshRusS N OUSM 33.31 17.70 18 32.88 84 33.15 31.81 +.46 +5.7 OshkoshCp N OSK 1.32f 1.2 25 120.75 46.72 1056 113.65 4159 114.33 104.83 +7.65 +32.0 OsiskoGl N OR .20 13.53 4.65 1119 10.72 6472 10.74 9.78 +.73 -15.5 Osmotica Q OSMT 9.67 2.81 279 3.56 1350 3.98 3.27 -.24 -13.6 OspreyTc N SFTW 17.47 9.11 3866 11.44 23801 12.97 10.25 -.23 +9.3 OsprTc wt N SFTW/WS OssenInn Q OSN 5.72 1.50 62 4.71 246 4.89 4.68 -.11 -.2 Otelco Q OTEL 5 12.50 2.93 1 11.56 40 11.60 11.49 -.01 +.1 OtisWrlW n N OTIS .80 1.2 68.21 41.26 2168 64.87 13567 67.65 62.76 +1.16 -4.0 Otonomy Q OTIC 6.98 1.53 1281 2.50 8008 3.00 2.32 -.42 -61.4 OTR Ac A n Q OTRA 10.50 9.86 15 10.10 77 10.22 10.06 -.15 -1.9 OTR Acq un Q OTRAU 11.22 9.91 16 10.30 22 10.85 10.05 +.03 -1.8 OtterTail Q OTTR 1.56f 3.6 19 51.99 30.96 168 42.87 685 43.07 40.62 +2.35 +.6 OutfrontM N OUT 1.52f 6.9 27.76 7.07 1846 21.99 9750 22.14 20.63 +1.71 +12.4 OutlookT wt Q OTLKW .03 OutlookT Q OTLK 4.26 .50 2097 1.82 9662 2.36 1.60 -.35 +40.0 OutsetMd n Q OM 66.96 42.50 453 47.65 1343 52.49 45.10 -2.14 -16.2 OverSh N OSG 2.81 1.68 1290 2.37 2772 2.41 2.08 +.17 +10.7 Overstk Q OSTK 128.50 2.53 2489 62.51 11628 73.97 54.70 -4.66 +30.3 Ovid Th Q OVID 9.40 1.80 6953 3.97 144475 4.75 2.95 +1.02 +71.9sOvintv g N OVV .38 1.4 27.89 2.10 4254 27.82 19864 28.69 23.54 +4.75 +93.7 OwensMin N OMI .01 21 35.73 3.63 1721 32.39 7256 35.39 29.31 -1.62 +19.7 OwensCorn N OC 1.04f 1.3 87.89 28.56 1080 80.82 4936 83.55 75.66 +.06 +6.7 OwlRock N ORCC .78e 5.6 32 15.37 8.09 1221 13.94 6742 14.32 13.54 -.04 +10.1 Oxbridge Q OXBR .48 19.8 19 9.62 .74 294 2.42 3253 3.20 2.18 -.51 +29.4 OxfordImm Q OXFD 23.11 8.37 809 21.99 3459 22.00 21.95 +.04 +25.9sOxfordInds N OXM 1.48 1.8 20 82.86 30.37 80 80.38 362 82.86 77.53 +4.14 +22.7 OxfordLn Q OXLC .81m 12.4 8.40 1.86 1038 6.51 3868 6.68 6.27 +.26 +20.3 Oxford 23pf Q OXLCO 1.88 7.4 25.47 14.50 3 25.36 6 25.40 25.30 -.01 +.5 OxfrLn24 pf Q OXLCM 1.69 6.7 25.60 11.64 6 25.08 43 25.13 24.88 +.08 +4.0 Oxford 27pf Q OXLCP 1.56 6.5 24.97 11.01 4 23.97 41 24.08 23.75 -.03 +4.2 OxfSqCap Q OXSQ .42m 10.9 3 5.32 2.04 613 3.87 2104 4.08 3.68 +.05 +26.9 OxfrSq26 Q OXSQZ 1.56 6.2 27.16 13.55 1 25.21 8 25.49 25.21 -.14 +.2 OxfSqC24 Q OXSQL 1.63 6.9 23.66 tOystrEnt un Q OSTRU 10.40 9.96 1116 10.03 1912 10.15 9.94 -.04 -1.4 OysterPt Q OYST 39.21 17.24 129 21.00 438 21.68 19.49 +1.19 +11.6 OzonHldg n Q OZON 68.77 38.09 2392 54.82 6742 65.20 52.01 -4.53 +32.4P-Q:P&F Inds Q PFIN .20 3.3 8.26 3.75 9 6.14 21 6.88 6.14 -.41 +1.5 PAE Inc Q PAE 11.58 3.10 750 8.38 4495 8.49 7.51 +.21 -8.7 PAM Q PTSI 17 64.45 22.00 4 59.87 30 61.40 57.11 +1.88 +22.2 PBF Engy N PBF 1.20 7.2 22.67 4.06 5101 16.73 26875 16.99 14.39 +2.53 +135.6 PBF Logist N PBFX 1.20 9.3 8 19.32 3.06 235 12.89 1652 13.23 12.02 +1.40 +40.9 PC Cnnctn Q CNXN .32e 11 55.21 30.10 111 45.44 404 47.04 43.18 -.57 -3.9sPCB Bcp Q PCB .40 2.5 15 15.50 7.31 86 15.93 341 15.99 14.15 +2.00 +57.6sPCM Fund N PCM .96 8.5 11.50 5.51 17 11.27 151 11.50 11.03 +.26 +5.0 PCSB Fn Q PCSB .16 .9 46 18.82 11.01 43 17.58 171 17.82 16.25 +1.42 +10.3 PCTEL Q PCTI .22 2.9 11.05 3.95 161 7.60 881 7.93 7.17 +.04 +15.7sPDC Engy Q PDCE 77 40.62 4.51 2298 38.74 9957 41.91 35.05 +3.79 +88.7 PDF Sol Q PDFS 26.42 8.61 185 18.09 883 18.67 17.19 -.27 -16.3 PDL Cmt Q PDLB 14.39 7.31 19 11.30 93 11.98 10.11 +1.12 +7.5 PDS Bio Q PDSB 7.30 .62 793 3.48 2381 4.41 3.25 -.58 +62.6 PG&E Cp N PCG 15.65 6.25 20814 10.85 72461 11.14 10.33 +.34 -12.9 PG&E Cp un N PCG/U 126.76 93.43 330 108.01 661 109.35 103.98 +3.17 -12.1 PGT Inc N PGTI 33 25.33 6.88 318 24.39 1298 24.49 22.93 +.80 +19.9 PHX Miner N PHX .04 1.2 6.71 1.40 188 3.29 661 3.69 3.10 -.22 +104.3 PICO Hld s Q PICO 5.00e 10.19 6.41 56 9.40 205 9.47 9.06 +.26 +.5sPimc1-5Tip N STPZ .53e 1.0 54.77 49.11 66 54.65 438 54.77 54.59 +.12 +.9 Pim15TIPS N LTPZ .42e .5 90.07 64.62 59 80.47 505 81.50 79.56 -1.79 -9.2 PimBrdTIPS N TIPZ .80e 1.2 65.89 55.60 2 64.06 148 64.54 63.87 -.26 -2.1 PimLwDur N LDUR 2.82e 2.0 108.00 89.25 71 102.03 492 102.13 101.87 -.10 PimcoTR N BOND 6.13e 5.6 114.61 100.31 416 110.33 1590 111.04 109.81 -.78 -2.5 Pim0-5HYCp N HYS 5.21e 5.3 98.94 78.01 287 98.20 2344 98.78 97.71 +.10 PimIGBd N CORP 3.12a 2.8 118.00 92.44 36 111.43 218 113.31 111.00 -1.70 -4.8 PimShMat N MINT .82e .8 102.16 96.77 1215 101.99 7629 102.05 101.97 -.04 PimIntMu N MUNI 1.26 2.2 57.12 48.66 55 56.17 265 56.23 56.04 -1.0 PimSTMun N SMMU .47e .9 55.33 48.07 34 51.26 246 51.35 51.22 -.06 -.4 Pim25yrZro N ZROZ 3.07e 2.2 202.98 132.65 29 136.62 301 139.98 134.91 -4.64 -16.4 PJT Part N PJT .20 .3 19 81.82 23.63 337 68.00 1425 72.22 64.81 -1.67 -9.6 PLDT Inc N PHI .92e 3.4 35.49 15.91 108 26.88 511 27.62 25.53 +.52 -3.7sPLX Phr h Q PLXP 10.20 1.80 625 8.15 7885 10.20 6.82 +.72 +47.6 PMV Ph n Q PMVP 63.22 31.05 161 35.10 563 38.88 32.08 -2.53 -42.9 PNC pfP N PNCpP 1.65 6.3 27.45 18.66 124 26.32 685 26.42 26.08 +.13 -1.7 PNC pfQ N PNCpQ 1.34 5.4 25.82 17.50 25.00 PNC N PNC 4.60 2.6 16 180.85 79.41 2066 176.46 10609 177.81 169.08 +8.10 +18.4 PNM Res N PNM 1.31f 2.8 22 52.24 27.08 1089 47.42 6824 48.34 46.93 -.59 -2.3sPOSCO N PKX 69.31 26.27 341 69.37 1290 69.84 61.60 +8.27 +11.3 Continued from previous page NYSE, NYSE American and Nasdaq Exchanges Continued on next page Exch. 52-week Vol Friday Vol Weekly YTD Name Market Symbol Div Yield PE High Low 1000s Last 1000s High Low Chg % Chg Exch. 52-week Vol Friday Vol Weekly YTD Name Market Symbol Div Yield PE High Low 1000s Last 1000s High Low Chg % Chg MONEY & MARKET$Page 14 www.sunnewspapers.net The Sun/Saturday, March 6, 2021 

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PPD Inc Q PPD 38.76 10.61 1554 34.76 7618 36.81 33.20 -.30 +1.6 PPG N PPG 2.16f 1.5 26 153.81 69.77 1349 142.61 7963 142.80 135.08 +7.79 -1.1 PPL Cap 73 N PPX 1.48 5.8 26.59 15.30 12 25.58 93 25.69 25.28 +.24 -3.6 PPL Corp N PPL 1.66 5.9 12 32.59 18.12 6099 28.25 28852 28.36 26.52 +2.06 +.2sPQ GrpH N PQG 1.80p 35 17.15 8.50 160 17.32 893 17.37 16.07 +1.96 +21.5 PRA Grp Q PRAA 29 47.35 19.40 566 37.45 1967 37.91 36.15 +.59 -5.6 PRA Hlth Q PRAH 67 155.00 58.67 721 146.44 5786 150.00 142.01 -.97 +16.7 PRGX Glbl Q PRGX 7.89 1.77 7.71 303 7.71 7.57 +.08 +1.0tPROG Hl n N PRG 60.50 44.83 1163 45.83 4631 51.66 44.25 -4.17 -14.9 PS BusPk N PSB 4.20f 2.9 30 158.66 102.48 74 146.93 437 147.61 140.96 +2.07 +10.6 PS BsPk pfZ N PSBpZ 1.22 4.7 27.39 13.82 20 25.82 152 25.88 25.35 +.45 -5.7 PS BusP pfY N PSBpY 26.94 14.50 8 25.78 64 25.89 25.55 +.09 -1.2 PS BusP pfX N PSBpX 1.31 5.1 27.07 15.13 10 25.82 90 25.96 25.63 +.08 -1.1 PS BsPk pfW N PSBpW 26.39 14.93 12 25.91 42 25.96 25.64 +.19 -1.3 PTC Inc Q PTC 147.67 43.90 1155 125.51 4195 143.49 117.98 -11.43 +4.9 PTC Thera Q PTCT 70.82 30.79 927 60.14 3334 60.24 55.67 +3.04 -1.5 PVH Corp N PVH .15 .1 12 108.84 28.40 1090 104.39 4935 106.33 96.68 +4.43 +11.2 PacWstBc Q PACW 1.00 2.6 10 39.47 13.84 1878 38.78 6518 39.10 36.90 +2.54 +52.7 Paccar Q PCAR 1.28a 1.4 14 103.19 49.11 1977 94.15 10635 96.47 90.15 +3.16 +9.1 PcrTrnd750 N PTLC 34.46 24.72 152 33.57 813 34.16 32.51 +.32 +2.6 PcrTrnd450 N PTMC 34.60 25.88 64 34.09 206 34.56 33.38 +.11 +4.6 PcrTrnd100 N PTNQ 54.05 31.08 44 51.57 213 52.99 50.59 -.40 -1.0 PacTrdpil N PTBD 29.08 23.87 151 27.39 1352 27.79 27.20 +.08 -.5sPc FdFd Q HERD 31.31 15.92 30.52 5 31.31 30.52 -.40 +8.4 PacrCash N GCOW 30.44 19.21 22 30.02 74 30.02 29.49 +.57 +4.6 PacrTrendp N PTEU 25.88 20.14 7 22.54 48 22.92 22.21 +.22 +1.7 Pacr Wlth N PWS 31.44 19.27 22 30.36 43 31.17 29.34 +.09 +4.1sPac Cash N CALF 40.13 14.99 157 39.67 551 40.13 37.67 +1.91 +27.1 PcEMCsh Q ECOW 25.80 15.42 0 24.96 6 25.27 24.85 +.28 +4.7 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66978 277.50 223.09 -20.80 +2.1 Paysign Q PAYS 89 10.98 3.63 300 4.47 1474 4.91 4.31 -.06 -3.7 PeabodyE N BTU .58 14.4 5.97 .80 2708 4.02 15351 4.80 3.76 -.28 +66.8 PeabEn pfA N BTUp 2.13 sPeapkGl Q PGC .20 .7 21 29.93 11.15 61 29.32 318 29.93 27.57 +1.81 +28.8 Pearson N PSO .25e 2.3 11.90 5.08 378 10.61 1539 10.97 10.46 +.13 +15.6sPebblebrk N PEB .04 .2 23.97 5.39 2486 22.73 10539 23.97 21.76 +.07 +20.9 Pebble pfC N PEBpC 1.63 6.8 24.86 5.06 8 23.85 157 23.94 23.08 +.58 -4.1 Pebbleb pfD N PEBpD 2.09 8.7 24.88 5.50 11 24.10 27 24.10 23.32 +.89 -2.2 Peblbrk pf E N PEBpE 25.27 7.75 6 24.28 34 24.30 23.36 +1.12 -3.9 Peblbrk pf F N PEBpF 24.43 7.45 6 23.94 48 24.26 22.85 +1.32 -1.0 Pedevco A PED 3.50 .67 892 1.46 4464 1.67 1.33 -.14 -3.3 Pegasyst Q PEGA .12 .1 148.80 38.01 548 121.08 2056 136.72 114.03 -11.27 -9.1 PelotnIntr Q PTON 171.09 17.70 14645 105.13 50628 126.74 94.00 -15.34 -30.7 Pembina g N PBA 1.63 16 37.02 10.58 2291 28.60 12261 28.67 25.92 +3.21 +20.9 PnnNtGm Q PENN 129.00 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45 54.57 22.40 406 52.15 2458 53.58 49.59 +1.81 +4.3 PowellInds Q POWL 1.04 3.1 34.20 15.62 75 33.31 289 33.50 30.89 +2.18 +13.0 PwrInteg Q POWI .52 .6 39 127.39 50.34 848 83.12 2478 91.53 80.44 -5.25 +1.5 PowrREIT A PW 51.95 6.95 37 34.76 239 42.03 32.48 -2.81 +30.1 PwREIT pfA A PWpA 30.01 24.00 26.12 0 26.12 26.12 +.11 +.5sPowrFleet Q PWFL 9.55 2.55 426 8.69 1659 9.55 8.08 +.82 +17.0stPowrdBr A n Q POW 9.80 9.60 18 9.68 43 9.90 9.60 -1.2stPowrdBr wt Q POWRW 10.31 10.00 88 10.09 406 10.31 10.00 -.3 Praxix n Q PRAX 60.95 23.90 112 36.42 830 46.38 31.47 -7.08 -33.8 Precigen Q PGEN 11.10 1.26 1228 8.45 6535 9.09 7.55 +.01 -17.2 Precipio Q PRPO 8.00 .55 714 2.18 2239 2.68 1.91 -.26 +5.3 PrecBio Q DTIL 16.60 4.46 920 11.50 3913 13.20 9.80 -.46 +37.9 PrecDrill rs N PDS 26.40 5.44 168 25.62 605 25.69 21.54 +2.49 +55.4 PrecOnco Q POAI 4.42 .63 8354 1.22 24893 1.77 .94 -.25 +66.7 PfdAptCm N APTS .70m 7.7 10.40 5.01 522 9.13 3285 9.30 7.88 +.90 +23.4sPfdBkLA Q PFBC 1.20 1.9 14 63.20 20.04 78 63.21 458 63.32 57.95 +5.26 +25.2sPrefrmdLn Q PLPC .80 1.2 23 82.46 36.16 45 69.49 91 82.46 62.00 -3.87 +1.5 PreludeTh n Q PRLD 95.38 23.69 122 56.79 545 71.82 50.43 -5.54 -20.6 PremFinB Q PFBI .60 3.6 11 17.38 8.21 60 16.67 202 17.00 15.59 +1.13 +25.4 PremFinl Q PFC .96f 2.9 14 32.75 10.98 202 32.69 692 32.72 30.60 +2.03 +42.1 Premier Q PINC .19p 14 37.79 27.11 531 33.81 2617 34.32 32.44 -.01 -3.7 PresPty n Q SQFT 5.00 4.15 4.50 Prestige N PBH 14 45.29 27.40 469 43.53 2048 43.55 41.75 +1.82 +24.8 Pretium g N PVG 14.55 4.05 933 10.11 8056 10.47 9.60 +.40 -11.9sPriceTR Q TROW 4.32f 2.5 31 175.05 82.51 1845 172.70 7656 175.05 160.88 +10.56 +14.1 PrSmrt Q PSMT .70 .7 38 104.90 41.15 159 94.82 771 98.92 88.59 -1.63 +4.1 PrmEgy Q PNRG 141.80 34.33 5 51.73 14 55.01 46.43 +4.93 +19.8 Primerica N PRI 1.60 1.1 16 150.13 61.20 179 145.91 773 148.46 139.78 +4.68 +8.9 PrimoWat N PRMW .24 1.6 17.85 6.33 1555 15.26 9075 15.27 14.20 +.97 -2.7sPrimoris Q PRIM .24 .7 23 37.35 9.42 447 36.38 2657 37.35 34.45 +2.91 +31.8 PrinEdgAIn N YLD .75e 40.38 28.00 1 40.14 16 40.27 40.00 +.05 +1.1 PrinPrice Q PSET .47e 1.0 50.65 28.27 45.44 49 47.51 45.44 -.00 -3.8 PrinShHld Q PY .72e 1.8 41.22 18.78 2 39.02 20 39.04 37.77 +1.35 +14.8 PrinHlIn ef Q BTEC 73.38 25.34 39 58.15 140 64.34 54.00 -4.33 -1.0 PrinMill ef Q GENY .17e .3 67.87 26.83 5 61.85 140 64.95 60.79 -.87 +6.8 Prin US SC Q PSC .51e 1.2 44.07 18.28 1 43.08 28 43.91 41.94 +.60 +18.6 PrinActGl N GDVD 32.76 19.16 31.91 +.9 PrIntCre Q PDEV 30.11 17.86 29.62 62 29.66 29.59 +.33 +8.4 Prin Cont N PVAL 25.81 16.41 24.63 Prn MegC N USMC 36.98 22.45 7 35.54 103 36.20 34.74 +.27 -.4 PrinSpec N PREF 102.06 19.68 68 20.34 470 20.48 20.28 -.10 -1.6 PrinFncl Q PFG 2.24 3.8 13 61.57 23.31 1957 58.68 9193 59.04 55.27 +2.10 +18.3 PrincREstI N PGZ 1.32m 10.0 21.20 9.39 48 13.23 168 13.72 13.08 -.23 +8.5 PrinEq N PEM PriorIn pfC N PRIFpC 25.58 13.07 1 25.31 9 25.43 24.99 +.31 +3.2sPriorIn pfE N PRIFpE 25.34 15.20 2 25.30 35 25.36 24.56 +.75 +7.9sPriorityTc Q PRTH 9.50 1.33 141 6.80 405 9.50 6.64 -2.28 -3.4 ProAssur N PRA .20m .8 14 28.70 12.67 354 26.62 1604 26.92 24.49 +1.87 +49.6 ProDex Q PDEX 17 42.60 12.83 39 22.77 159 25.85 21.25 -1.88 -26.5 ProLogis N PLD 2.52f 2.6 36 112.37 59.82 3553 97.37 19952 101.10 94.14 -1.70 -2.3sProPetr N PUMP 12.22 1.36 1661 13.14 5222 13.18 11.21 +1.67 +77.8 ProPhaseL Q PRPH .25e 16.04 1.20 128 6.76 616 8.03 5.88 -.90 -26.4 ProQRTher Q PRQR 8.69 3.40 425 4.63 2247 4.96 4.30 +.06 +10.2 PShTcDv N TDV PrUltDow N DDM 61.91 21.05 1608 59.96 4829 60.65 56.40 +2.13 +6.2 ProUltMC N MVV 59.32 13.47 56 56.06 468 59.02 51.47 +.68 +17.6 PrUlQQQ rs N QLD 132.96 34.02 4298 110.19 17800 121.84 102.40 -4.35 -4.3 ProUltSP rs N SSO 101.07 32.42 3425 95.47 15952 99.21 89.69 +1.50 +4.5 PrUShCnG rs N SZK 39.12 13.74 13.36 ProShtHY N SJB 26.10 18.46 137 18.62 920 18.74 18.50 -.09 -.3 Pr20 yrT s N UBT 82.51 46.19 57 48.03 286 49.68 47.34 -2.90 -22.5tPro7-10yrT N UST .42e .6 80.86 66.88 8 67.11 60 68.64 66.69 -1.51 -8.9 PrUltBio Q BIB 113.06 35.49 299 83.63 1224 95.43 75.43 -8.24 -3.1tProSShOG N DDG 57.25 18.36 15 17.93 28 19.29 17.93 -1.71 -29.7 ProLCCre N CSM .67e .8 90.07 50.10 8 87.47 32 88.83 85.13 +.82 +3.7 ProUltTl N LTL 45.01 22.00 0 42.13 1 42.16 40.28 +1.30 +6.3 ProHdgRep N HDG 52.99 37.63 57 51.45 83 52.35 50.85 -.32 +2.7 ProUltEM N EET 121.06 33.37 49 102.93 148 109.01 99.36 +.09 +7.5 ProRafiLS N RALS .62e 1.9 33.36 29.58 7 32.71 9 32.74 31.90 +.85 +7.3 ProUSL7-10T N PST 17.20 14.91 49 16.87 343 16.98 16.49 +.37 +9.1 ProShtEafe N EFZ 36.32 19.24 29 19.82 295 20.05 19.60 -.18 -2.7 ProShtEM N EUM 23.90 11.35 220 12.25 810 12.47 11.92 -.05 -5.0 ProUltEaf N EFO 48.50 17.62 3 45.52 84 46.82 44.76 +.39 +3.9 ProUEurop N UPV 59.04 20.11 2 56.01 10 57.51 55.21 +.78 +4.4 ProShtBM N SBM 26.82 11.39 11.61 2 11.97 11.61 -.36 -6.5 ProUltRE N URE 89.73 28.48 7 62.60 50 66.10 59.68 -1.46 +.7 ProUltFin N UYG 52.52 16.81 72 50.69 541 51.35 47.55 +2.69 +19.8 ProShtRE N REK 19.63 10.74 21 11.25 73 11.55 10.89 +.16 -1.4 ProShtChi50 N YXI 22.46 12.31 1 13.62 14 13.83 13.21 +.04 -7.0 ProUltSem N USD 136.25 25.62 86 106.39 450 126.40 95.97 -12.62 +2.9 ProUltUt N UPW 76.01 29.22 2 51.75 10 52.23 49.43 +2.30 -9.1 PrUltTech s N ROM 85.99 20.50 198 71.42 809 79.02 66.35 -2.54 -.3 ProUltJpn N EZJ 1.28p 53.29 17.75 3 47.04 14 48.84 46.22 -.26 +.8sProUltInd N UXI 111.03 30.64 7 107.92 37 111.03 103.03 +2.41 +7.3 PrUlHCr s N RXL 84.13 31.73 6 74.78 32 78.13 70.82 -1.43 ProUCnsSv N UCC 141.48 53.53 2 85.67 5 91.42 81.44 -2.24 -1.4 PrUCnsGd N UGE 90.48 24.40 1 76.92 3 80.88 74.45 -1.03 -7.1 ProUBasM N UYM .15e .2 85.33 21.42 16 79.39 95 81.69 72.99 +4.31 +9.2 PrUlPR2K N URTY 124.96 11.80 1305 103.49 5541 117.55 89.35 -1.79 +31.5 PUltM400 N UMDD .03e 139.57 16.96 8 127.92 35 137.73 113.67 +1.03 +25.7 ProUltSC N SAA 152.19 32.22 3 144.65 15 149.03 136.00 +4.12 +34.4 ProUPD30 N UDOW 117.30 25.32 2853 111.53 10120 113.51 101.70 +5.67 +8.9 PrUltPQ s Q TQQQ 111.86 16.14 84049 83.76 320172 97.69 75.03 -5.46 -7.9 ProUlR2K N UWM 122.81 23.20 1376 108.97 4672 118.35 98.78 -.98 +21.6 ProSht20Tr N TBF 18.14 14.36 975 17.74 5868 17.87 17.44 +.53 +12.4 PUltSP500 N UPRO 89.08 17.51 11192 81.52 40711 86.44 74.21 +1.78 +6.1 ProUChin50 N XPP .74p 99.46 37.33 18 79.48 77 84.65 76.70 -.86 +9.5 PrUSSilv N ZSL 56.62 4.82 1868 6.68 11713 6.88 5.83 +.62 -2.5 ProVixST N VIXY 64.56 11.82 20866 12.40 71662 13.90 11.99 -.65 -9.8 PrUltYen N YCL 63.84 52.32 2 54.18 6 55.80 54.18 -1.80 -9.4 PVixMTFut N VIXM 50.90 22.82 60 40.27 451 42.30 39.75 -1.03 +9.7 PrUltSilv N AGQ 71.60 12.66 1421 43.89 6808 50.63 42.59 -4.95 -14.4 PrUltShN N KOLD 87.29 28.97 790 36.19 5595 36.68 32.63 +1.43 -23.6 ProUShGld N GLL 56.74 27.18 91 38.55 415 38.92 36.64 +1.28 +23.8 PrSUShAus N CROC 82.59 41.02 3 43.88 5 43.98 42.36 PrUltShYen N YCS 79.85 64.92 27 74.45 225 74.55 72.06 +2.36 +9.8 ProSUltGold N UGL 83.85 43.60 185 53.42 1065 56.29 52.88 -1.87 -21.7tPrUShCrd N SCO 67.35 6.64 5540 6.37 32173 7.75 6.35 -.93 -45.3 ProShtEuro N EUFX 48.27 40.13 3 42.58 3 42.64 42.29 +.36 +3.0 ProUltEuro N ULE 16.12 12.25 4 14.97 25 15.40 14.94 -.39 -5.3 ProUShEuro N EUO 29.95 22.09 62 23.66 311 23.69 22.96 +.60 +5.0sProcPhar n Q PCSA 13.35 3.96 114 10.77 510 13.35 9.95 -.65 +63.3 ProctGam N PG 3.16 2.5 29 146.92 94.34 10491 125.98 47713 126.33 121.54 +2.45 -9.5 ProcSp Q UFO 32.40 14.21 174 28.09 873 30.33 26.75 -1.01 +10.2 ProDvrs h Q IPDN 5.56 .76 166 2.53 2198 3.82 2.22 -.24 -2.3 ProfHold Q PFHD 19.60 9.63 34 18.73 220 18.88 15.79 +2.73 +21.4 ProAlph Q PAAC 11.77 5.55 7.61 ProAlph rt Q PAACR .59 .10 .29 ProfirEn h Q PFIE 1 1.55 .63 279 1.18 1168 1.19 1.10 +.07 +38.3 ProfMed Q PROF 28.97 6.53 178 22.27 622 23.70 20.75 +.24 +8.3 Progenity n Q PROG 15.92 3.08 528 3.99 2838 5.80 3.60 -1.48 -24.9 ProgrsSoft Q PRGS .66 1.5 32 49.23 28.09 277 43.62 1476 43.80 41.67 +1.08 -3.5 ProgsvCp N PGR .40e .4 9 102.05 62.18 3341 89.56 14752 90.38 86.48 +3.61 -9.4 Progyny Q PGNY 53.48 15.59 1249 43.53 5266 44.64 38.61 +1.44 +2.7 Proofpoint Q PFPT 140.91 83.81 663 119.07 3320 125.67 112.15 -1.85 -12.7tPrpTcII A n Q PTIC 10.70 9.77 75 9.94 410 10.36 9.77 -.45 -4.8tPrpTcInII un Q PTICU 11.14 10.00 29 10.24 134 10.82 10.00 -.29 -3.7 PropSol un Q PSACU 25.00 9.73 6 13.59 31 19.00 12.86 -4.11 +23.2 ProsHldg N PRO 51.83 19.73 361 46.46 1351 48.55 43.59 -.94 -8.5 ProShtQQQ N PSQ 29.70 13.29 16378 14.48 55929 15.03 13.81 +.23 +.5 ProShSP N SH 33.19 16.98 19523 17.40 102996 17.96 17.10 -.18 -3.2 PrUShSP N SDS 44.40 11.06 25924 11.59 115876 12.34 11.19 -.25 -6.5 PrUltShT N REW 19.00 5.12 5.18 PrUlShT rs N REW/WI 76.00 20.48 PUShtSem N SSG 22.24 5.67 5.73 ProUShL20 N TBT 21.73 14.28 7475 20.86 31087 21.15 20.16 +1.23 +27.0 PrUShD3 N SDOW 95.94 10.88 20770 11.30 77943 12.38 11.13 -.70 -11.4 PS DecRt N EMTY 59.60 18.59 17 18.87 67 19.55 18.75 -.65 -17.3 PS OnlSt N CLIX 104.23 47.95 106 87.84 226 96.80 83.79 -6.16 -4.9sProS Ris Q EQRR .81e 1.8 46.00 20.20 6 46.12 24 46.12 44.74 +2.19 +21.2 PrSh K1 N OILK 17.49 6.76 7.15 PrUltBra N UBR 62.59 12.29 20 27.49 73 28.30 23.50 +1.75 -22.7 ProGblInf N TOLZ 1.63e 3.9 46.42 29.49 17 41.44 99 41.64 40.76 +.63 +.9 PS MngdF N FUT 41.87 38.47 41.40 1 41.46 41.31 -.05 +2.8 ProEurDiv N EUDV .15p 48.36 29.21 1 45.24 26 46.36 45.18 -.34 -3.1 ProSPxTch N SPXT .23p 67.91 39.55 0 66.92 2 67.28 65.54 +.89 +3.9 ProSPxHC N SPXV .24p 82.82 45.87 80.98 1 82.34 79.31 +.48 +3.0 ProSPxFin N SPXN .23p 84.00 47.69 81.11 1 82.55 79.24 +.09 +1.2 ProSPxEgy N SPXE .22p 85.73 47.01 1 83.10 7 84.51 81.27 +.22 +1.9 PrS HdJp N HGJP 30.04 PrIGIntH bt A IGHG 2.15 2.9 77.75 52.44 29 75.40 125 76.62 75.40 -.67 -.2sPrSPMCDv N REGL .65e 1.0 67.70 37.74 48 68.02 213 68.08 65.40 +2.60 +8.2sProSR2KDv N SMDV .47e 64.03 39.39 52 64.79 304 64.85 62.26 +2.79 +12.8 PrUlO&G rs N DIG 157.00 30.50 161 137.72 633 138.26 118.48 +23.69 +88.8 PSSTEm bt A EMSH 4.88e 6.7 74.73 67.09 72.78 1 73.21 72.78 -.40 -.9 PrUShFn rs N SKF 60.69 12.52 52 12.83 210 13.64 12.69 -.76 PrUShUtl rs N SDP 50.68 16.68 4 19.81 31 20.87 19.69 -1.10 Pro CovBd N COBO ProMornAlt N ALTS .38e 1.0 38.22 29.97 1 37.78 5 38.07 37.65 -.05 +2.9 PrUShBio rs Q BIS 79.40 17.53 244 23.21 661 25.70 20.56 +1.84 -1.4 ProDivGro N EFAD .70e 1.9 37.52 PS EMkDv N EMDV 61.84 35.61 2 59.32 8 59.99 58.82 +.68 +2.5 PShtQQQ rs Q SQQQ 162.15 11.76 302783 15.04 959863 16.78 13.10 +.56 -.9 PrSh20Tr rs N TTT 45.70 24.66 218 42.99 959 43.88 40.81 +3.68 +42.6 Pr GBIGl N GGOV ProspctCap Q PSEC .72 10.1 6 8.03 3.68 6488 7.16 14815 7.54 6.81 -.14 +32.3sProspBcsh N PB 1.96f 2.5 14 77.17 42.02 491 77.22 2200 77.38 73.40 +3.75 +11.3sProtagTh Q PTGX 31.58 5.30 436 29.12 2786 31.58 24.01 +5.55 +44.4 Protalx A PLX 7.02 2.04 844 4.19 4335 5.23 3.82 -.71 +15.4tProtara Q TARA 67.08 12.51 108 14.28 536 17.96 12.51 -2.93 -41.0 ProtctInsA Q PTVCA .40 1.7 52 23.10 10.95 0 22.94 6 23.06 22.90 +.13 +52.3sPrtctInsB Q PTVCB .40 1.7 52 23.17 10.23 94 22.90 380 23.17 22.85 +.09 +67.0 ProtLf N PLpE 1.50 Prothena Q PRTA 27.20 7.10 318 21.37 2028 23.24 19.67 -.95 +77.9 ProtoLabs N PRLB 64 286.57 63.19 974 131.49 3349 155.19 114.03 -14.19 -14.3 Provent Q PRVB 20.05 4.72 1146 11.36 5982 13.46 10.26 -1.36 -32.9stPrvdntAcA n Q PAQC 10.37 9.85 64 9.95 591 10.37 9.85 +.4 Continued from previous page NYSE, NYSE American and Nasdaq Exchanges Continued on next page Exch. 52-week Vol Friday Vol Weekly YTD Name Market Symbol Div Yield PE High Low 1000s Last 1000s High Low Chg % Chg Exch. 52-week Vol Friday Vol Weekly YTD Name Market Symbol Div Yield PE High Low 1000s Last 1000s High Low Chg % Chg MONEY & MARKET$Page 15 www.sunnewspapers.net The Sun/Saturday, March 6, 2021 

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ProvidBc Q PVBC .12 1.0 11.48 -.3 ProvFnH Q PROV .56 3.3 37 20.53 11.40 27 16.95 132 17.05 15.85 +1.20 +7.9sProvidFS N PFS .92 4.1 18 21.30 9.05 690 22.52 2211 22.76 20.14 +2.29 +25.4 PrudntlBcp Q PBIP .28a 1.9 74 18.36 9.53 37 14.79 123 15.43 13.75 +1.31 +6.8 Prudentl N PRU 4.60f 5.1 91.61 38.62 2219 90.66 13494 91.03 86.41 +3.94 +16.1 PrudFn 52 N PJH 1.44 5.8 26.29 17.91 25.03 PruUK pf N PUKp 1.69 6.3 28.88 14.35 8 26.94 43 27.01 26.30 +.28 -5.9 PruUK pfA N PUKpA 1.63 6.2 28.98 17.00 18 26.27 96 26.80 26.05 +.09 -9.1sPrud UK N PUK 1.49e 3.6 41.80 15.68 624 41.62 2736 41.80 40.17 +2.12 +12.7 PsychmCp Q PMD .72 9.9 7 8.70 3.58 16 7.25 127 7.46 6.99 +.25 +42.4sPubMatic n Q PUBM 76.96 22.42 1105 48.54 5427 76.96 40.94 -16.27 +73.6 PSEG N PEG 1.96 3.5 15 62.15 34.75 2303 56.26 10574 56.63 53.77 +2.43 -3.5 PubStrg N PSA 6.80 2.9 26 246.52 155.37 668 235.05 4484 238.86 229.14 +1.11 +1.8 PubSt pfV N PSApV 1.34 5.4 25.67 20.01 25.02 PubSt pfL N PSApL 1.16 4.5 27.63 24.95 48 25.90 360 26.00 25.50 +.50 -4.6 PubSt pfJ N PSApJ 1.18 4.5 28.10 18.05 42 26.22 140 26.26 25.60 +.60 -4.8 PubSt pfI N PSApI 28.32 18.78 31 26.46 282 27.01 26.37 +.12 -4.4 PubSt pfG N PSApG 27.35 18.61 16 26.11 83 26.19 25.58 +.40 -4.5 PubSt pfF N PSApF 1.29 4.9 27.35 18.63 29 26.19 111 26.39 25.71 +.41 -1.9 PubSt pfE N PSApE 1.23 4.8 26.58 18.88 28 25.69 132 25.69 25.38 +.26 -1.8 PubSt pfD N PSApD 1.24 4.9 26.30 18.69 67 25.49 231 25.70 25.34 -.06 -2.1 PubSt pfC N PSApC 26.38 19.25 9 25.64 63 25.64 25.40 +.19 -1.5 PubSt pfB N PSApB 26.10 20.05 25.09 +.1 PuhuiWl Q PHCF 9.10 1.80 40 3.88 626 5.76 3.53 -.47 +64.4 Pulmatr Q PULM 3.04 .90 3567 1.26 17957 1.72 1.12 -.28 +5.9 Pulmonx n Q LUNG 69.48 37.91 388 58.15 1397 62.04 50.25 +1.32 -15.7 PulseBiosc Q PLSE 45.82 5.11 270 25.68 811 30.99 22.20 -3.57 +7.6 PulteGrp N PHM .56f 1.2 10 50.23 17.12 2926 45.74 15607 46.47 42.31 +.63 +6.1 PumaBiotc Q PBYI 14.14 5.50 424 10.86 2007 10.88 9.92 +.90 +5.8 PureAcq un Q PACQU 12.05 10.31 10.70 PureCycle Q PCYO 12.78 7.18 73 12.19 712 12.41 11.76 +.43 +8.5 PureStrg N PSTG 29.53 7.93 11461 20.67 41927 24.74 18.52 -2.71 -8.6 PureTch n Q PRTC 63.95 33.00 2 55.00 2 55.00 51.71 +.26 +1.9 PurplInv Q PRPL 41.08 4.42 9215 31.18 21970 40.81 23.72 -5.61 -5.3 PMMI N PMM .44 5.4 8.44 5.92 60 8.06 247 8.22 8.05 -.09 -.1 PMIIT N PIM .31 7.4 4.63 3.32 89 4.24 522 4.29 4.18 +.05 +.2 PMOT N PMO .71 5.3 14.00 6.22 47 13.38 272 13.61 13.25 -.01 -2.3 PPrIT N PPT .31 6.4 5.33 3.50 468 4.84 1900 4.85 4.75 +.09 +4.1 Puxin N NEW 12.39 3.62 343 6.54 1980 7.77 5.98 -.55 +12.4 Puyi Inc Q PUYI 9.02 4.90 0 5.94 64 6.26 5.71 -.12 -3.7 PyxisTnkr Q PXS 4.60 .62 471 1.16 2268 1.48 1.04 -.09 +39.8 PyxsTk pf A Q PXSAP 23.95 13.45 0 22.00 1 23.69 22.00 +54.9sPzenaInv N PZN .58e 5.5 20 10.46 3.46 74 10.46 350 10.55 9.46 +1.24 +43.3 Q2 Hldgs N QTWO 148.56 47.17 1093 109.26 3773 126.59 104.38 -12.62 -13.6 QAD Inc B Q QADB .24 .5 53.00 20.53 2 46.10 3 46.10 46.05 +.10 -3.9 QAD A Q QADA .29 .4 75.37 28.21 69 71.09 273 71.31 64.45 +6.89 +12.5sQCR Hld Q QCRH .24 .5 15 44.50 22.39 75 44.06 305 44.50 41.91 +2.66 +11.3sQEP Res N QEP .08 1.9 12 4.13 .26 9243 4.28 25536 4.46 3.49 +.84 +79.1 QIAGEN N QGEN 39 59.00 34.79 694 47.52 4820 50.77 46.47 -2.48 -10.1 QIWI plc Q QIWI .56m 5.2 11 20.84 8.62 436 10.80 2100 11.19 10.24 +.11 +4.9tQK InfGp Q QK 12.60 2.26 101 2.48 369 2.85 2.13 -.11 -7.8 QTS RltTr N QTS 2.00f 3.4 72.60 42.64 823 59.06 5180 62.93 55.91 -3.06 -4.6 QTS Rlt pfA N QTSpA 1.78 6.5 29.77 17.50 3 27.40 36 27.83 26.36 +.66 -1.0 QTS Rlt pfB N QTSpB 1.63 1.3 161.70 99.00 60 129.53 69 140.20 129.16 -11.33 -8.7tQellAcq A n Q QELL 15.53 10.09 2191 10.57 14132 12.30 10.09 -1.35 -14.0 QellAcq un Q QELLU 16.90 9.95 55 11.16 648 13.12 10.52 -1.60 -15.8tQilianIn A n Q QLI 22.00 4.50 171 4.63 798 5.73 4.20 -.87 -53.7 Qorvo Q QRVO 191.83 67.54 1610 171.42 7519 182.75 160.06 -3.31 +3.1 QuadGrph N QUAD .60 11.9 6.36 2.00 191 5.06 1229 5.19 4.37 +.68 +32.5 QuakerCh N KWR 1.58f .6 52 301.99 108.14 133 261.04 515 290.31 251.35 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1.14 1924 1.34 1.00 -.05 +25.3 RavenInds Q RAVN .52 1.4 1 42.86 16.01 332 37.88 1424 42.58 35.10 -1.32 +14.5 RJamesFn N RJF 1.56f 1.3 19 124.02 54.21 905 117.57 3652 122.31 113.86 +.83 +22.9sRayAdvM N RYAM .28 2.9 2 11.30 .90 717 9.74 4689 11.30 8.61 +.49 +49.4 Rayonier N RYN 1.08 3.3 77 35.76 15.96 440 32.97 2511 33.82 31.92 +.33 +12.2 RaythTch N RTX 2.94 3.9 11 88.01 43.44 6658 75.18 37999 76.46 72.74 +3.19 +5.1 ReadIntlA Q RDI 5 8.48 2.22 180 6.90 347 7.50 6.62 -.42 +37.5 ReadgIntB Q RDIB 15 31.80 14.75 0 20.00 1 20.00 20.00 -2.00 -8.1 ReadyCap N RC 1.40f 10.2 29 15.20 3.92 743 13.69 3370 14.25 12.80 +.57 +10.0 ReadyC23 N RCA 1.75 6.8 26.05 9.50 4 25.85 123 25.85 25.69 +.11 +5.9 ReadyC21 N RCP 1.63 6.5 25.63 11.20 2 25.22 28 25.23 25.22 -.4 RealNetwk Q RNWK 5.76 .32 1848 3.78 7820 4.97 3.41 -.59 +142.3 RltDvcDiv N LEAD 48.39 27.54 46.46 RealDivc N DFND 38.25 27.38 36.72 RealDivG N GARD 26.70 18.76 22.29 Realogy N RLGY .27p 1.8 20 18.94 2.09 2295 14.68 10155 15.71 12.89 -.40 +11.9 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N RWT .56f 5.7 17.90 2.14 1294 9.77 6878 10.20 9.37 -.07 +11.3 RegalBel N RBC 1.20 .9 30 146.97 51.99 446 138.70 1522 142.34 133.25 +2.03 +12.9 RgcyCtrs Q REG 2.38 4.1 21 62.34 31.80 1304 57.68 7756 57.99 53.78 +2.90 +26.5 Regenrn Q REGN 15 664.64 418.01 1223 461.57 5046 466.00 441.00 +11.00 -4.5 RegnxBio Q RGNX 23 50.26 20.03 422 39.93 1842 43.00 36.43 -.98 -12.0 RegHlt pfA A RHEpA 2.72 101.1 4.50 1.38 1 2.69 11 2.81 2.28 -.15 +13.5sRegnlMgt N RM .20p 15 35.88 10.33 107 36.73 327 36.91 33.00 +4.36 +23.0 RegionsFn N RF .62 3.0 15 22.61 6.94 15265 20.91 60671 21.72 19.75 +.44 +29.7 Regions pfA N RFpA 1.59 6.2 26.80 15.22 46 25.63 177 25.71 25.36 -.11 -2.1 Regns pfB N RFpB 1.59 5.7 30.23 12.90 19 27.75 159 27.75 26.93 +.50 -1.3 Regis Cp N RGS 14.39 4.22 485 11.63 2025 13.75 10.85 -.12 +26.6 RegulsTh Q RGLS 1.97 .42 2041 1.30 8577 1.38 1.00 +.06 -3.7 ReinsGrp N RGA 2.40 1.9 16 133.10 55.39 738 125.45 1988 127.99 121.08 +3.22 +8.2 ReinsGp42 N RZA 1.55 5.9 28.16 15.39 18 26.40 96 26.45 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+29.5tReschSol n Q RSSS 3.10 1.87 175 2.05 653 2.14 1.87 +.03 -12.0sResidioTc N REZI 29.48 3.72 2474 29.36 9296 29.58 24.51 +5.34 +38.1 ResMed N RMD 1.56 .8 40 224.43 108.85 966 185.05 3347 196.90 181.27 -7.73 -12.9 ResoluteF N RFP 1.50e 80 11.18 1.14 398 9.57 2235 9.87 8.86 +.25 +46.3 Resonant Q RESN 8.33 .95 2611 4.17 9617 5.64 3.70 -.94 +57.4sResConn Q RGP .56 4.0 17 13.76 8.66 202 13.87 856 13.92 12.83 +1.11 +10.3sRestBrnds N QSR 2.08 3.3 39 64.74 25.08 2754 62.47 13543 64.74 60.37 +2.55 +2.2 RetailOpp Q ROIC .80 4.9 43 16.54 5.84 736 16.27 5539 16.50 15.61 +.46 +21.5sRetailProp N RPAI .24f 2.1 20 11.27 2.87 1787 11.34 7587 11.35 10.44 +.81 +32.5 RetailVal N RVI 1.16m 7.3 29.10 8.32 251 15.89 1608 17.37 15.45 -.81 +6.9 RetoEco Q RETO 19 3.66 .30 6219 1.74 108940 2.53 1.46 +161.7 RetractTc A RVP 21.50 .97 1071 11.85 3868 16.85 10.72 -3.85 +10.3 Retrophin Q RTRX 24.96 8.98 24.25 sRevGp N REVG .20 1.5 18 13.40 3.50 302 13.39 1883 13.40 12.44 +.97 +52.0 RevanceTh Q RVNC 34.62 11.78 514 26.29 2298 27.09 23.92 +.03 -7.2 RevivaPh Q RVPH 15.10 7.31 39 7.83 219 9.30 7.65 -1.38 -10.5 Revlon N REV 19.00 3.96 336 11.47 1293 12.40 10.17 +.14 -3.5 RvolAcAq un Q RAACU 14.42 10.27 33 11.42 1177 13.53 10.73 -1.12 +9.7 RevolMd Q RVMD 56.18 17.35 606 45.50 2844 47.02 40.29 -.18 +14.9 Revolve N RVLV 50.89 7.17 1758 44.67 6562 47.95 38.41 -1.43 +43.3sRexAmRes N REX 30 100.98 33.81 37 109.61 131 110.66 95.08 +15.54 +49.2 RexfordIR N REXR .96f 2.0 70 53.00 31.79 520 47.59 3540 48.82 45.90 -.13 -3.1 RexfdIn pfA N REXRpA 26.29 16.02 5 25.37 51 25.43 25.25 +.12 -.1 RexfInR pfB N REXRpB 1.47 5.7 27.17 14.58 2 25.75 41 26.04 25.50 +.25 -1.9 RexfrIR pfC N REXR.PRC 1.41 5.4 28.11 14.67 0 25.90 32 26.14 25.60 +.36 -3.9 Rexnord N RXN .32 .7 34 49.08 18.87 1044 47.71 3413 47.84 44.47 +2.76 +20.8 ReynCon Q REYN .88 3.1 20 36.00 21.61 595 27.97 2586 28.20 27.27 +.36 -6.9 Rhinebeck Q RBKB 13.10 5.90 16 10.29 42 10.52 9.76 +.54 +20.4 RhythmP Q RYTM 43.26 12.99 554 25.98 2126 28.79 24.85 +.06 -12.6 RibbnCm Q RBBN 11.25 1.95 1226 8.01 13917 9.03 7.60 -.64 +22.0 RiceBran Q RIBT 1.49 .37 745 .91 2279 1.07 .75 -.05 +49.5 RichrdElec Q RELL .24 3.8 8.39 3.10 110 6.32 274 6.73 5.75 +.05 +34.2 RichmMu Q RMBI .20 1.4 14.20 8.95 27 13.84 117 14.18 13.17 +.83 +1.3 RigelPh Q RIGL 5.50 1.23 6050 3.84 26088 4.48 3.20 -.31 +9.7 RigNet Q RNET 11.19 .77 438 8.90 1478 9.82 8.45 -.37 +51.1sRiminiSt Q RMNI 10.72 2.22 2447 8.09 7007 10.72 7.78 +.32 +82.6 RingCentrl N RNG 449.00 134.85 2009 321.36 7688 388.35 301.09 -56.80 -15.2 RingEngy A REI 9 2.85 .43 16321 2.55 48419 2.84 2.07 +.33 +286.4 RioTinto N RIO 4.43e 5.3 92.85 35.35 3643 83.64 15075 91.89 81.15 +.26 +11.2 RiotBlck Q RIOT 1.00p 79.50 .51 27514 40.30 118715 57.02 34.25 -3.44 +137.2 RiseEdCy Q REDU 5 10.20 3.00 26 5.73 75 6.00 5.73 -.17 -5.9 RitchieBr N RBA .88 1.6 62 78.64 25.92 1006 54.33 4477 55.10 50.61 +.01 -21.9 RiteAid N RAD 32.48 8.85 2197 19.59 9780 21.82 18.05 +.01 +23.8 RvN Muni N RMM 20.90 12.26 33 18.19 369 18.30 17.89 +.29 +2.2 RvNthMk N RSF 18.71 14.05 17 17.67 80 17.75 17.44 +.27 +6.5 RivrnOpp N RIV 1.68 9.8 17.69 8.65 110 17.12 354 17.42 16.90 +.05 +6.3 Rivrnrth rt N RIV/rw Riv/Doubl N OPP 17.17 10.56 66 14.74 415 15.01 14.66 +2.9sRivrvwBcp Q RVSB .20 2.7 16 7.42 3.77 140 7.36 532 7.60 6.60 +.76 +39.9 RivrviewF Q RIVE .30 3.1 12.10 4.00 7 9.70 15 9.70 9.07 +.20 +6.0tRMG AcII un Q RMGBU 13.15 10.25 209 10.92 2141 12.06 10.25 -.68 -2.1 RoadrTr N RRTS 1 8.00 1.88 1.93 RobtHalf N RHI 1.52f 2.0 27 83.50 32.38 1287 76.92 6319 79.85 74.71 -.87 +23.1sRckitCo n N RKT 43.00 17.78 34903 25.10 687665 43.00 22.52 +3.25 +24.1 RocktPh Q RCKT 67.48 9.01 458 52.42 2317 58.71 46.94 -3.16 -4.4 RockwlAut N ROK 4.28f 1.7 37 268.91 115.38 575 253.09 3854 254.40 242.05 +9.81 +.9 RockwllM Q RMTI 3.85 .83 1914 1.24 7865 1.47 1.12 -.11 +22.8sRockyBr Q RCKY .56 1.3 25 48.40 14.96 125 44.67 436 48.40 43.34 +1.22 +59.1 RkyMChoc Q RMCF .48 9.7 7 8.07 2.55 32 4.94 529 5.82 4.45 -.35 +22.0 RdgrSilcn un Q RSVAU 34.24 10.70 57 17.14 641 23.78 14.04 -1.79 +28.4 RogCm N RCI 2.00 17 49.34 32.20 739 47.10 2831 47.27 43.39 +3.85 +1.1 Rogers N ROG 51 195.39 75.72 111 181.84 456 190.93 177.07 +.36 +17.1 Roku Q ROKU 486.72 58.22 7943 353.54 32668 429.44 322.43 -41.94 +6.5 Rollins s N ROL .32 1.0 65 43.00 20.48 1169 32.94 6200 34.43 31.44 -.23 -15.7 RoDBDR n Q DBDR 10.75 9.45 34 10.07 750 10.45 9.90 -.26 -.4 RoDBDR un Q DBDRU 12.00 9.97 5 10.50 52 11.68 10.14 -.32 +1.0tRomeoPw N RMO 38.90 9.50 10647 9.68 33723 13.67 8.42 -2.65 -57.0 RMG Ac un N RMG/U 45.96 9.60 31.25 tRoot A n Q ROOT 25.63 12.50 2269 12.95 12560 15.45 11.85 -.54 -17.6 Roper N ROP 2.05f .5 42 455.72 240.00 637 376.94 3437 388.23 365.23 -.68 -12.6 Rosehill wt Q ROSEW 1.12 RossStrs Q ROST 1.14f 1.0 28 123.90 56.30 3789 113.13 19304 121.79 108.50 -3.51 -7.9 RothCH n Q ROCH 31.99 9.76 358 20.51 1999 27.98 15.64 -3.49 +27.2 RothCH un Q ROCHU 39.33 9.89 1 26.17 9 39.25 22.99 -4.21 +31.7 RthCH Ac un Q ROCCU 13.50 10.15 143 10.88 321 12.03 10.28 -.62 +4.6 RBCda pfT N RYpT 1.69 31.64 21.51 0 28.78 1 28.78 28.75 +.02 -3.1 RoyalBk g N RY 3.92e 90.59 49.55 2772 88.92 11214 89.02 85.84 +3.83 +8.4 RylCarb N RCL 2.80 3.2 99.24 19.25 9536 86.51 58943 97.36 80.55 -6.76 +15.8 RoyDShllB N RDS/B .64m 1.5 63 46.30 19.19 4169 41.75 16638 41.95 38.74 +2.87 +24.2 RoyDShllA N RDS/A 1.09m 2.5 66 46.02 21.26 6866 43.85 28990 44.13 40.88 +2.82 +24.8 RoyGld Q RGLD 1.20f 1.1 27 147.64 59.78 333 104.74 2300 106.96 101.79 +1.03 -1.5 RoyPhr n Q RPRX .68f 1.6 56.50 34.80 3439 42.54 14697 48.34 39.63 -4.03 -15.0 RoyceGVal N RGT .10e 15.40 6.35 23 13.68 116 14.17 13.66 -.02 +2.4 RoyceMC N RMT .64e 5.6 12.28 4.30 204 11.47 956 12.17 10.98 -.25 +13.3 Royce N RVT 1.22e 6.8 18.48 7.50 239 17.86 1121 18.44 17.20 +.03 +10.7 Rubicon Q RBCN 11.84 7.15 7 9.67 27 11.07 9.67 -.51 +6.9 RubiusTh Q RUBY 15.99 3.35 2992 12.56 5320 15.18 8.92 +2.18 +65.5 RumblOn rs Q RMBL 53.50 3.00 49 31.74 1012 39.60 28.50 -4.39 +5.1 RshEntA s Q RUSHA .72f 1.6 36 47.35 18.17 245 45.45 1249 45.48 42.24 +3.02 +9.7 RshEntB s Q RUSHB .72f 1.8 38 43.48 14.43 14 41.09 82 41.09 38.10 +3.14 +8.4tRushSt n N RSI 26.55 15.38 1363 15.90 6606 17.90 14.22 +.37 -26.6sRuthsHosp Q RUTH .60f 2.5 10 23.89 2.32 658 24.01 2080 24.26 21.82 +1.21 +35.4 Ryanair Q RYAAY 1.55e 1.4 118.17 44.44 376 107.02 1756 113.35 102.66 -.50 -2.7sRyder N R 2.24 3.1 71.85 22.62 404 72.93 2045 73.04 68.67 +5.16 +18.1 RyersonH N RYI 52 18.52 3.76 165 14.46 710 14.60 13.16 +1.73 +6.0 RymanHP N RHP 3.60 4.5 84.03 13.25 839 80.32 3472 82.16 75.36 +3.03 +18.5S -:S&P Glbl N SPGI 3.08f .9 35 379.87 186.06 2236 334.52 9139 338.90 325.50 +5.16 +1.8 S&T Bcp Q STBA 1.12 3.5 11 34.61 16.98 236 32.10 750 32.11 29.19 +3.22 +29.2sS&WSeed Q SANW 4.36 1.67 108 3.46 1125 4.36 3.34 +.13 +18.1 SAP SE N SAP 1.31e 1.1 30 169.30 90.90 1146 123.08 4120 125.82 120.89 -.27 -5.6 SB FinGp Q SBFG .42f 2.2 14 19.98 9.02 36 19.44 110 19.97 17.38 +2.15 +6.3 SBA Com Q SBAC 2.32f 1.0 328.37 205.20 1215 242.19 5463 260.31 232.88 -12.94 -14.2 SC Hlth N SCPE 10.81 9.50 183 10.15 1507 10.45 9.98 -.19 -1.0 SC Hlth wt N SCPE/WS SCE TrV N SCEpK 26.41 14.13 15 25.68 99 25.78 24.92 +.73 +.3 SCE II prG N SCEpG 1.28 5.3 26.37 16.15 45 24.11 264 24.36 23.84 +.01 -4.7sSCE Tr pfH N SCEpH 1.44 5.6 25.65 14.31 13 25.74 89 25.74 24.52 +1.16 +5.1 SCETr pfJ N SCEpJ 1.34 5.4 25.00 13.52 24 24.82 109 24.95 23.81 +.92 +2.5 SCE Tr pfL N SCEpL 1.25 5.2 24.84 15.31 21 23.91 186 23.96 23.39 +.61 -1.0tSCP CoHl un Q SHACU 10.65 9.98 347 10.04 1060 10.21 9.98 -.16 -3.6 SCVX un N SCVX/U 13.29 9.25 3 10.77 14 11.95 10.30 -.93 -6.7 SCWorx Q WORX 14.88 1.00 751 1.50 4785 2.06 1.28 -.50 +11.1 SEI Inv Q SEIC .74f 1.3 19 62.45 35.41 539 58.65 2934 58.84 56.00 +2.65 +2.1 SelasLf Q SLS 19.38 1.46 512 7.89 3493 10.05 7.02 -.24 +35.8 SFL Cp N SFL 1.40 17.8 12.78 5.85 1317 7.85 7972 8.46 7.45 +.31 +25.0 SG Blck Q SGBX 9.74 1.16 450 4.64 2352 5.65 4.15 -.44 -23.9 SGOCO Gp Q SGOC 4.21 .72 310 1.70 3225 2.15 1.41 +.03 +17.2 Si-Bone Q SIBN 33.45 7.20 211 29.45 1068 33.25 27.39 -1.94 -1.5 SIGA Tc Q SIGA 1 8.10 3.96 415 6.65 1339 6.82 6.36 +.33 -8.5 SiteCtr N SITC .80 6.0 8 14.08 3.60 4812 13.25 30885 13.81 12.55 -.09 +30.9 SiteCtr pf K N SITCpK 23.50 SJW N SJW 1.36f 2.2 22 71.69 45.60 191 62.56 497 63.88 60.52 -.12 -9.8 SK Tlcm N SKM 27.30 14.07 653 24.44 1993 24.92 24.07 +.36 -.2 SL Grn pfI N SLGpI 1.63 6.4 26.62 18.04 13 25.56 49 25.56 25.27 +.18 +1.6 SLGreen rs N SLG 3.63e 5.0 27 87.64 36.22 1093 72.54 7481 73.90 68.83 +3.47 sSLM Cp Q SLM .12 .7 7 16.17 5.60 7482 16.12 41436 16.17 15.70 +.36 +30.1 SLM Cp pfB Q SLMBP 4.23e 7.6 59.49 18.91 1 55.75 3 55.75 54.24 +1.01 +5.2sSM Energy N SM .02m .1 17.80 .90 6682 17.90 29423 19.29 13.77 +4.04 +192.5 SmartGlb Q SGH 14 50.30 16.42 303 44.68 1331 50.25 42.10 -2.01 +18.7 SMTC hg Q SMTX 5.96 1.32 56 5.87 369 5.91 5.85 +.03 +18.3 SOS Ltd N SOS 15.88 .51 83657 6.50 813435 9.25 5.27 +1.73 +339.2 SP Plus Q SP 39.18 14.44 180 35.47 752 35.61 33.08 +2.32 +23.0 SPAR Gp Q SGRP 2.10 .55 113 1.52 1100 1.91 1.45 -.31 +32.2 SpdrDJIA N DIA 3.98e 1.3 320.04 182.10 7010 315.24 29524 316.92 305.68 +5.79 +3.1 SpdrGold N GLD 194.45 136.12 12774 159.14 64861 163.35 158.43 -2.67 -10.8 SpdEurope N SPEU 1.24e 3.2 39.59 22.69 8 38.42 35 39.02 38.00 +.24 +1.9sSpdrNoANR N NANR 39.23 17.60 22 39.30 233 39.30 37.27 +2.47 +18.6 SpdrLwCbn N LOWC 1.69e 1.4 121.74 67.19 5 116.61 75 119.08 114.41 +.13 +2.2 SpdrEuro50 N FEZ 1.18e 2.8 43.95 24.29 2971 42.81 12432 43.50 42.24 +.33 +2.6 S&PEAsia N GMF 1.81e 1.3 146.78 74.96 44 134.89 168 139.27 132.33 -.80 +6.0 SpdSol UK N ZGBR 1.33e 2.7 49.23 30.20 6 48.42 46 48.70 47.73 +1.27 +5.4 Spd Spain N QESP SpdSolGer N ZDEU 1.17e 1.8 66.18 36.60 64.54 403 65.50 64.53 +.01 +1.9 SpdSolJpn N ZJPN .85e 1.0 94.40 56.92 18 89.12 1070 90.73 88.00 -.33 +.6 SpdSolCda N ZCAN 1.61e 2.4 69.04 37.15 24 67.97 603 68.36 66.67 +1.84 +6.4 SpdrEuSmC N SMEZ 1.15e 1.6 75.71 40.45 1 73.03 8 74.20 72.14 -.17 +2.6 S&PChina N GXC 1.31e 1.0 156.29 80.12 626 136.68 974 144.03 133.60 -3.33 +5.0 SpdrWldQu N QWLD 1.30e 1.4 95.95 59.56 1 93.98 24 94.79 91.96 +.72 +1.6 SpdrEMQu N QEMM 1.31e 1.9 70.93 40.91 8 67.31 30 68.06 66.35 +.89 +3.4 SpdrEafeSt N QEFA 1.62e 2.3 73.18 46.34 34 70.46 247 71.29 69.52 +.47 +.8 SpdrGblDv N WDIV 3.11e 4.0 66.28 40.83 18 64.71 87 64.76 63.32 +1.57 +7.2 SpdGlStk N SPGM 55.34 28.77 1027 51.03 1115 52.05 49.83 +.12 +4.8 SpdEMkt N SPEM 47.56 25.10 1301 44.24 7267 45.35 43.49 +.14 +4.9 SpdrEMDv N EDIV 1.68e 5.7 29.68 19.81 53 29.37 228 29.67 29.14 +.37 +5.8 SpdrGlbNR N GNR .93e 1.8 51.70 24.72 634 51.13 1886 51.33 49.36 +2.02 +14.2 Spd IntUt N IPU Spd InTc N IPK Spd IntHl N IRY Spd IntFn N IPF Spd EMLA N GML SpdrDJ RE N RWO 1.57e 3.4 50.18 29.37 161 45.79 987 46.69 44.79 -.01 +3.0 SpdrEMSmC N EWX 1.00e 1.8 55.89 29.15 259 54.46 611 55.83 53.87 +.06 +5.5 SpdrIntDiv N DWX 2.22e 6.0 38.67 25.79 76 36.99 342 37.22 36.59 +.57 +1.2 SpMS xUS N CWI 29.98 17.05 538 28.74 2504 29.15 28.26 +.23 +3.9 SpdrSPGbl N GII 1.63e 3.3 53.68 32.27 49 50.10 155 50.51 49.29 +.67 +.4 SpdrIntRE N RWX 1.25e 3.7 37.38 21.93 322 33.95 1551 34.67 33.56 -.15 -.4 SpdrIntlSC N GWX 3.63e 1.3 37.75 18.99 263 36.50 594 37.18 35.79 +.24 +3.1 SpdrWldxUS N SPDW .79e 2.3 35.99 20.27 2262 34.76 9530 35.22 34.19 +.27 +3.0 SP Mid N MDY 2.94e .6 470.57 214.22 1016 457.85 4676 469.50 438.81 +3.00 +9.0 S&P500ETF N SPY 4.13e 1.1 394.17 218.26 151799 383.63 638734 390.92 371.88 +3.27 +2.6 SpdrRRtn N RLY .44e 1.6 27.13 16.02 57 26.86 341 26.90 26.27 +.63 +8.9 SpdrIncAll N INKM 1.08e 3.1 34.90 24.82 4 34.49 738 34.67 34.09 +.19 +1.8 SpdrGblAll N GAL 1.04e 2.3 44.78 29.00 42 43.53 237 44.05 42.76 +.16 +1.8 SpdrSenLn N SRLN 1.96 4.3 46.20 36.01 1358 45.84 6635 45.94 45.60 -.16 +.4 SpdrUShBd N ULST .16 .4 40.69 37.83 53 40.47 425 40.52 40.43 -.03 +.1 SpdrCreEq N SYE 1.63e 1.0 103.79 58.64 1 101.22 3 102.66 98.82 +.67 +4.2 SpdrDblTac N TOTL 1.17e 50.49 46.54 301 48.51 2752 48.71 48.37 -.24 -1.6 SpdrValEq N SYV 4.21e 1.3 76.91 42.46 0 76.57 3 76.57 74.72 +1.99 +9.7 SpdrGroEq N SYG 1.85e .5 125.41 66.92 3 115.47 10 120.21 112.69 -2.34 -.5 SpdrBiot N XBI .44e .3 174.79 62.94 13039 138.77 45820 152.28 128.44 -9.23 -1.4sSpdr Div N SDY 3.80e 1.6 114.77 67.57 1568 114.97 4448 115.28 110.71 +4.17 +8.5 SpdrGbDow N DGT 1.52e 1.5 105.25 56.56 4 104.02 40 104.14 101.27 +2.18 +8.4 SpdrHome N XHB .15e .2 65.49 23.95 3999 63.18 17766 63.89 59.44 +1.14 +9.6sSpdrS&PBk N KBE .53e 1.0 52.93 22.56 4569 52.20 21689 52.93 50.10 +2.47 +24.8sSpdrS&PCM N KCE .91e 1.1 83.56 37.33 15 82.11 105 83.56 79.44 +1.48 +9.0 SpdrS&PIn N KIE 36.41 20.23 470 35.94 1832 36.18 34.64 +.95 +7.0 Spd LgCap N SPLG 46.35 25.62 8263 45.10 28732 45.97 43.74 +.36 +2.6 SpdrLCpG N SPYG 58.53 30.39 9415 54.37 17998 56.55 52.61 -.65 -1.7 SpdrLCapV N SPYV 37.09 21.77 11000 36.91 26834 37.05 35.68 +1.03 +7.3 Spd MidC N SPMD 45.29 20.64 1960 44.09 7675 45.19 42.25 +.33 +9.1 SpdMCpG N MDYG 77.34 34.68 73 72.00 810 75.69 68.64 -1.37 +3.9 SpdrMCpV N MDYV 63.81 28.90 170 63.44 728 63.55 60.77 +2.00 +14.3 SpdrNY Tch N XNTK .41e .3 161.34 61.25 42 141.99 418 153.52 135.06 -5.78 +.5 SpdrSemi N XSD .16e .1 203.60 68.95 199 175.12 1004 194.10 164.20 -11.27 +2.5 SpdrSCp N SLYG 90.14 38.47 370 83.81 965 87.56 80.09 -.81 +9.7sSpdrSCpV N SLYV 81.61 34.77 339 81.59 2810 81.71 77.98 +3.60 +23.3 SpdrRs3K N THRK 48.89 26.59 338 47.66 2058 48.54 46.17 +.41 +3.4 SpdrWilRE N RWR 2.90e 3.2 100.62 57.85 91 91.29 573 93.16 88.67 +.19 +5.3 SpdrShTTr N SPTS .27 .9 31.39 30.30 535 30.65 6939 30.68 30.65 -.02 -.2 SpFcStIn N XITK 265.41 81.50 45 216.42 149 242.56 202.74 -15.52 +.6 Spdr1500VT N VLU 4.85e 1.3 137.00 71.10 24 136.44 84 136.48 131.41 +3.98 +12.5 SpdCorpBd N SPBO .99 2.9 38.76 27.78 35 34.40 347 34.92 34.30 -.56 -5.0 SpdrIntCBd N IBND .14e .4 38.15 28.01 35 36.43 245 37.07 36.21 -.41 -3.9 SpdrIGFlt N FLRN .20 .7 30.75 25.93 737 30.65 3067 30.66 30.64 +.2 SpdrHYMu N HYMB 2.55 4.3 61.12 42.16 116 58.89 824 58.99 58.50 +.10 -.2 SpdrWFPf N PSK 2.59e 6.1 44.44 28.83 145 42.75 983 42.82 42.27 +.30 -3.7 SpdrBarITB N BWZ .01e 33.04 27.93 22 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SpdrITBd N SPIB .92 2.5 37.19 30.10 6474 36.31 18282 36.65 36.25 -.28 -2.3 SpdMtgBB N SPMB .83 3.2 27.18 22.52 550 26.11 3015 26.21 26.08 -.05 -1.2 SpdrEMBd N EBND 28.25 22.85 422 26.44 4766 26.95 26.33 -.38 -5.7 SpdrShTHiY N SJNK 1.58 5.8 27.28 21.42 6083 27.13 31904 27.20 26.99 +.04 +.7 SpdShTBd N SPSB .40e 1.2 31.44 26.80 1155 31.29 8349 31.35 31.25 -.07 -.4 SP IntTip N WIP .41e .2 58.88 43.50 22 56.04 237 57.00 55.88 -.73 -4.5 SPLIntTB N BWX 31.47 25.59 155 29.61 3566 30.16 29.56 -.38 -5.2sSpdrTrans N XTN .25e .3 85.14 35.96 100 83.65 699 85.14 79.83 +2.35 +17.2 SpdrTelcm N XTL .68e .7 100.66 48.47 9 90.76 38 95.60 87.56 -1.73 +7.1 SpdrHCSv N XHS .61e .1 111.33 44.95 20 101.00 69 104.55 96.51 -.87 +4.4 SpdrHCEq N XHE 3.22e .1 130.04 58.23 128 116.20 322 123.32 111.50 -4.20 +2.1 SpdrSf&Sv N XSW .19e .1 177.74 67.56 28 154.41 115 167.84 146.68 -6.18 +.2 SpdHiYlBd N SPHY 1.01e 3.8 26.79 20.29 398 26.42 1418 26.63 26.28 -.06 -.2 SpdFinFr N ROKT 41.82 21.38 22 39.09 71 40.54 37.60 -.34 +.7 SpdrAerDf N XAR 1.70e .8 127.05 60.27 493 119.73 1216 123.71 114.08 +.56 +4.3 SpdAgBd N SPAB 31.39 26.23 1026 29.78 5899 30.00 29.72 -.26 -3.3 SpdClnPw N CNRG 150.00 30.60 120 106.21 392 125.29 98.57 -11.98 -1.9 SpdTips N SPIP 31.29 26.64 1265 30.46 5420 30.64 30.35 -.11 -2.3 SprBl 1-3b N BIL 91.67 91.46 1248 91.51 7378 91.51 91.50 SpdLgTr N SPTL 51.31 39.29 2268 39.87 15719 40.55 39.61 -1.19 -11.7 SpdFutSc N FITE 51.35 24.47 6 46.81 16 48.75 45.22 -.52 +1.1 SpIntTrm N SPTI 33.40 31.99 685 32.29 3592 32.51 32.22 -.17 -2.3 SpdSmMo N HAIL 71.43 15.70 165 59.65 615 64.26 55.48 -2.09 +8.7 SpdIntlgS N SIMS 47.29 19.61 7 43.88 41 45.67 42.00 -.45 +4.2 SpdrS&P RB N KRE .74e 1.1 68.74 27.26 12619 67.30 53008 68.17 64.36 +3.04 +29.5 Spdr1500MT N MMTM 1.61e 1.0 169.83 94.68 0 160.44 14 165.87 156.15 -1.71 -1.0 SpdDorWrF Q DWFI 26.64 19.65 509 25.47 799 26.04 25.11 -.38 -3.0 SpdrRetl N XRT .49e .6 99.24 26.29 3576 81.68 15132 83.99 77.35 +2.42 +27.0 SpdNuBMu N TFI 52.74 42.81 317 51.54 2046 51.55 51.34 +.06 -1.8 SpdrPhm N XPH 3.00e .7 56.32 30.30 81 51.85 341 54.24 49.40 -1.51 -.4 SpNuBST N SHM 50.08 43.04 255 49.53 1643 49.57 49.36 +.07 -.5 SpdrGendr N SHE 96.79 50.19 17 92.71 57 95.76 89.85 -.54 +3.4 SpdR1KLVF N ONEV 95.87 51.77 6 94.91 23 95.58 92.02 +1.67 +5.7 SpdrMetM N XME .24e .6 39.87 13.86 4863 38.02 29460 39.11 35.79 +2.16 +13.7 SpdrR1KMo N ONEO 91.36 46.30 2 89.64 6 91.32 87.23 +.61 +5.5sSpdrR1KYF N ONEY 88.54 40.32 8 88.34 51 88.54 84.75 +3.17 +17.5sSpdSPXHiD N SPYD 38.44 20.79 2235 38.42 9310 38.54 36.94 +1.60 +16.6 SpdrFosFFr N SPYX 97.55 54.30 49 94.92 189 96.57 92.07 +.53 +2.1 SpdrR1KLV N LGLV 5.40e 1.4 122.67 75.42 22 121.09 256 122.16 117.73 +1.81 +1.0 SpdrUsaSt N QUS .54e 108.67 64.57 38 107.14 205 108.14 104.10 +1.28 +2.6 Spd SP600 N SLY 94.86 40.78 53 92.60 468 94.03 89.00 +1.51 +16.4 SpdrSCap N SPSM 42.56 18.35 1159 41.64 2837 42.28 40.00 +.74 +16.3 Spdr1-10Tip N TIPX .08e .4 21.08 18.57 95 20.85 784 20.94 20.80 -.3 Spd 0-5Tip N SIPE SpdrR2KLV N SMLV 2.16e 2.0 110.81 56.00 11 110.66 34 110.66 106.82 +3.32 +15.6 SPI Eng Q SPI 46.67 .55 1318 6.81 5502 9.43 6.20 -2.10 -13.7 SPS Cmce Q SPSC 118.06 31.28 398 103.29 1852 104.83 95.24 +2.56 -4.9 SPX Cp N SPXC 57 60.06 25.50 368 55.77 1351 58.92 52.13 +.18 +2.3sSPX Flow N FLOW 27 65.85 15.74 270 65.84 1348 65.98 62.07 +4.28 +13.6 SRAX Inc Q SRAX 4 7.20 1.51 592 3.87 5179 4.82 3.25 +.22 +24.4 SS&C Tch Q SSNC .64f 1.0 43 74.00 29.51 1717 65.88 7771 67.52 62.93 -.40 -9.4 SSR Mng g Q SSRM 23 25.32 9.00 1774 14.76 10896 14.83 13.81 +.62 -26.6 STMicro N STM .40 1.1 43.02 14.67 5758 35.00 25579 38.16 33.84 -3.86 -5.7 SVB FnGp Q SIVB 38 550.40 127.39 467 507.88 1798 538.53 470.87 +2.52 +31.0 SVB Fncl pf Q SIVBP 1.31 5.0 27.60 12.56 21 26.02 117 26.22 25.52 +.35 -3.2tSVF IvA n Q SVFA 14.85 10.32 587 11.20 3930 12.34 10.32 -1.01 -7.8 SVMK Q SVMK 28.12 9.35 1649 17.66 7981 19.64 16.82 -.96 -30.9 SABESP N SBS .39e 5.9 13.88 5.54 3076 6.65 16883 7.03 6.05 +.05 -22.6 SabnR N SBR 2.26e 6.8 36.30 23.02 100 33.00 263 33.99 32.71 +.13 +16.9 SabraHltc Q SBRA 1.20m 6.6 8 20.83 5.55 2393 18.11 11386 18.23 17.03 +.89 +4.3sSabreCorp Q SABR 1.20 8.0 9 15.86 3.30 13301 15.05 56156 15.86 14.12 +.36 +25.2sSabreCp pf Q SABRP 196.42 82.96 107 187.38 293 197.57 181.01 +2.39 +19.2 SachemC A SACH .53e 11.3 4.72 1.20 95 4.69 464 4.71 4.56 +.13 +12.7 SafeBulk N SB .04 1.5 3.15 .74 620 2.75 3558 2.90 2.63 +111.5 SafeBlk pfC N SBpC 2.00 9.1 22.77 9.25 1 22.05 19 22.44 22.00 +.01 +11.4 SafeB pfD N SBpD 2.00 9.0 23.00 9.90 3 22.16 18 22.35 22.01 +.12 +10.0 SafeT h Q SFET 4.25 .90 1511 1.33 5154 2.02 1.20 -.41 -6.3 SafegdSci N SFE 9.09 4.43 150 7.90 567 8.04 7.46 +.25 +23.8 SaftyInsGr Q SAFT 3.60 4.3 13 91.03 65.45 113 83.35 432 84.60 79.68 +5.17 +7.0 SagaComm Q SGA 1.28f 5.6 6 31.95 16.25 7 23.00 83 23.72 20.75 +2.32 -4.2 SageThera Q SAGE 98.39 25.01 641 76.98 2978 88.51 68.23 -8.02 -11.0sSaia Inc Q SAIA 39 227.27 61.46 367 205.24 1509 227.27 200.68 +4.71 +13.5 SailptTch N SAIL 64.19 11.61 2014 52.19 8581 61.19 51.21 -4.19 -2.0 StJoe N JOE .32f .7 57.55 15.32 407 46.73 2687 51.63 44.02 -3.52 +10.1 Salrius Q SLRX 3.50 .56 2630 1.28 13282 2.23 1.17 -.52 +40.7 SalemMda Q SALM .10 3.7 10 3.49 .65 1063 2.70 5126 3.04 2.14 +.15 +159.6 Salesforce N CRM 48 284.50 115.29 11392 210.76 60328 220.20 201.51 -5.74 -5.3 SalMidMLP N SMM .24m 4.8 6.25 2.08 132 5.02 421 5.17 4.89 +.16 +17.6 SalisbryBc Q SAL 1.16 2.6 11 45.00 24.58 13 44.60 101 45.00 40.75 +3.79 +19.7sSallyBty N SBH 18 18.60 6.28 2265 18.26 10545 18.60 16.53 +2.16 +40.0 SJuanB N SJT .26e 6.8 8 4.54 1.39 44 3.88 460 4.23 3.76 +.09 +45.3tSanaBio n Q SANA 44.60 21.21 820 23.90 3808 34.45 21.21 -6.84 -31.9tSanaraMd n Q SMTI 53.85 27.00 48 28.75 204 36.35 26.39 -3.04 -42.4sSanderFm Q SAFM 1.76f 1.1 18 163.38 102.13 273 161.02 1321 163.38 153.44 +8.52 +21.8 SandRidge N SD 5.78 .70 1148 4.06 5026 5.45 3.90 -.95 +31.0sSndySpr Q SASR 1.28f 3.2 13 40.11 18.00 175 40.09 862 40.28 37.72 +2.51 +24.5 Sanfilp Q JBSS .65a .7 18 93.46 66.35 67 89.92 291 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5.00 177 7.28 397 7.90 6.43 -.10 +37.6 ScanSource Q SCSC 13 34.10 13.78 123 31.33 657 31.52 27.38 +2.89 +18.8 Schlmbrg N SLB .50 1.7 18 29.87 11.87 26802 29.07 100630 29.71 27.67 +1.16 +33.2 SchmittIn Q SMIT 6.76 2.12 16 6.06 63 6.29 5.56 +.37 +13.5 SchndrNt N SNDR .28f 1.1 28.13 15.36 427 25.00 2097 25.19 23.29 +1.87 +20.8 Schnitzer Q SCHN .75 1.9 5 42.19 10.09 245 38.99 1239 39.25 35.25 +4.45 +22.2 ScholRck Q SRRK 66.72 9.53 184 53.53 1043 57.57 48.05 -.57 +10.3 Scholastc Q SCHL .60 2.0 49 34.36 18.80 235 29.55 795 29.95 28.32 +.75 +18.2 Schrodin Q SDGR 117.00 27.04 3568 69.54 17540 114.10 62.56 -32.94 -12.2 SchulS un h Q SAMAU 17.00 9.95 15.89 SchwUSMkt N SCHB .96e 1.0 97.35 51.38 1413 93.85 3888 96.22 90.75 +.35 +3.1 SchwUSLgC N SCHX .98e 1.1 96.58 52.05 925 93.20 4845 95.38 90.31 +.42 +2.5 SchwLCGr N SCHG .63e .5 137.20 67.25 690 125.73 2865 131.93 121.20 -2.28 -2.1 SchwLCVal N SCHV 1.14e 1.8 63.93 37.79 506 63.29 3206 63.62 61.18 +1.33 +6.3 SchwMCap N SCHM .59e .8 75.40 34.87 295 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-.37 +1.6 SchIntUSTr N SCHR .86 1.5 58.99 56.62 367 56.77 3093 57.16 56.64 -.36 -2.5 SchSTUSTr N SCHO .35 .7 51.99 51.02 1034 51.29 5476 51.33 51.28 -.06 -.2 SchUSTips N SCHP 62.39 52.57 1230 60.99 8225 61.31 60.81 -.27 -1.8 SchwIntSC N SCHC .59e 1.5 40.04 20.34 441 38.70 1909 39.29 38.01 +.23 +2.8sSchwab N SCHW .72 1.1 25 66.23 28.00 10203 65.02 43282 66.61 62.57 +3.30 +22.6 Schwb pfC N SCHWpC 1.50 5.9 26.60 18.98 35 25.41 183 25.50 25.34 -.04 -.1 Schwb pfD N SCHWpD 26.64 19.40 28 25.44 239 25.49 25.33 +.08 -2.3sSchwitMau N SWM 1.76 3.7 17 48.59 20.00 339 47.22 1164 48.59 44.57 +.52 +17.4 SciPlay Q SCPL 1 21.74 5.82 1385 15.91 5942 19.54 14.65 -2.24 +14.9 SciApplic N SAIC 1.48 1.7 19 103.95 45.45 380 88.26 2149 89.82 85.78 +2.13 -6.7tSciStAcAl un Q SSAAU 10.85 10.00 293 10.11 1543 10.40 10.00 -.23 -2.8sSciGames Q SGMS 52.88 3.76 1137 46.29 4154 52.88 41.03 -.54 +11.6tScopusBio n Q SCPS 47.86 8.02 107 8.14 623 9.52 7.20 -1.13 -45.1stScrMdia A n Q SCR 31.20 22.52 856 22.80 4590 31.20 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+.48 +63.8 SeagateT Q STX 2.68 3.7 15 77.07 39.02 4810 73.38 23939 76.45 70.36 +.15 +18.1 Seagen Q SGEN 204.37 90.57 1818 149.35 7953 154.98 141.50 -1.76 -14.7 SealAir N SEE .64 1.4 14 47.90 17.06 1186 44.19 6611 44.57 42.04 +2.45 -3.5 Seanrgy wtA Q SHIPW .22 SeanrM hrs Q SHIP 7.04 .39 20806 1.10 73558 1.39 .86 -.04 +104.5 SeapGlAc un Q SGAMU 11.22 10.00 5 10.31 115 10.75 10.30 -.29 -1.3 Seaspn pfH N SSWpH 24.04 Seaspan N SSWA .50 2.0 25.43 24.65 24.84 sSeaSpine Q SPNE 20.97 4.02 133 17.87 586 20.97 16.52 -1.05 +2.4sSeaWorld N SEAS 77 50.93 6.75 1528 49.10 7568 50.93 43.90 -.56 +55.4sSecnSgh Q EYES 4.74 .69 735787 5.79 738661 9.89 1.40 +4.05 +209.6 Secoo Q SECO 6.95 2.11 203 2.75 842 2.90 2.68 -.01 +19.6 SecWkA A Q SCWX 16.31 5.29 137 15.07 361 15.12 13.88 +.64 +6.0 SecNtl lf Q SNFCA .31t 5 9.96 3.76 36 9.43 183 9.75 8.81 +.42 +12.9 Seelos h Q SEEL 4.44 .42 3234 2.60 11600 3.23 2.17 -.37 +64.6tSeer A n Q SEER 86.55 44.00 1201 43.29 2858 53.30 40.51 -4.94 -22.9sSelectBc lf Q SLCT 15 11.98 5.98 59 11.99 262 12.23 11.11 +1.05 +26.6sSelEngS N WTTR 7.00 2.22 748 7.38 4507 7.40 6.12 +1.06 +80.0 SelIntCon Q SIC 10.60 1.25 65 8.30 514 9.48 7.65 -.41 +16.1sSelMedHld N SEM 17 34.01 10.00 745 33.45 5594 34.01 31.30 +1.80 +20.9 SelectaB Q SELB 5.70 1.42 1728 3.79 6900 4.43 3.42 -.43 +25.1sSelectvIns Q SIGI 1.00f 1.4 25 70.74 37.05 269 71.24 1029 71.32 67.15 +3.41 +6.4 SelctIn pf B Q SIGIP 24.96 23.24 22 24.03 193 24.14 23.73 +.21 -3.3 SmLEDS Q LEDS 9.38 1.03 507 4.44 1283 5.65 3.90 -.72 +24.0 SempraEn N SRE 4.40f 3.7 9 148.00 88.00 1339 119.17 7750 120.00 114.66 +3.19 -6.5 Sempr pf B N SREpB 117.75 75.41 13 99.81 813 100.06 97.50 +1.50 -3.8 Semtech Q SMTC 82 83.94 26.03 453 68.00 1768 76.38 64.36 -5.31 -5.7sSenecaB Q SENEB 56.79 27.53 1 57.50 3 57.50 53.90 +3.17 +45.6 SenecaA Q SENEA 59.00 25.04 92 57.29 314 58.18 53.15 +2.83 +43.6tSenesTc Q SNES 4.24 1.32 822 1.55 4200 1.94 1.30 -.24 -10.0tSenCnAcI un Q SNRHU 10.56 9.89 148 10.09 911 10.32 9.89 -.07 -1.1 Senmiao Q AIHS 2.35 .26 1730 1.23 9161 1.60 1.05 -.21 +15.0 Senseon N SENS 2.48 Sensient N SXT 1.56 2.0 30 80.03 38.24 309 77.10 1547 79.47 73.01 -.75 +4.5 SensusHlt Q SRTS 6.09 1.76 348 4.27 2562 5.01 3.92 -.30 +10.6 SeqentB hrs Q SQBG 24.80 4.12 26 16.37 132 18.61 15.20 +.12 +14.1 SeresTh Q MCRB 38.50 2.52 2957 19.06 8582 21.60 16.58 +.02 -22.2 Seritage N SRG 1.00 4.7 34.76 5.00 673 21.47 3088 22.41 19.37 +1.28 +46.3 Seritge pfA N SRGpA 1.75 7.6 25.42 10.35 25 23.10 52 24.24 20.27 +2.55 +36.7 ServiceCp N SCI .76 1.6 19 54.67 33.93 742 47.50 5454 49.61 45.63 -.26 -3.3 SvcPropTr Q SVC 2.16 17.6 5 18.64 3.59 938 12.26 5388 13.10 11.55 -.59 +6.7 ServcNow N NOW 598.37 238.93 3232 486.96 11278 562.43 467.15 -46.50 -11.5 SvcSource Q SREV 2.18 .53 720 1.59 2217 1.81 1.40 -.01 -9.7sServiFst Q SFBS .80f 1.5 17 53.33 21.76 316 54.47 1116 54.84 50.24 +4.91 +35.2 Servotr A SVT .16e 1.8 10.18 5.40 2 8.90 13 9.09 8.66 +.19 +4.8 SesenBio Q SESN 3.54 .37 5844 2.42 25474 2.83 2.06 -.30 +79.3 17EdTch n Q YQ 23.93 10.00 1772 12.28 7258 14.70 10.63 -1.58 -4.1sSevernBcp Q SVBI .20f 1.8 21 10.94 4.26 556 10.87 2580 11.09 8.00 +2.72 +52.2 ShakeShk N SHAK 138.38 30.01 1097 112.76 5514 124.78 103.45 -5.72 +33.0 Sharps Q SMED 15.47 4.42 229 13.03 688 13.50 12.03 +.31 +37.9 SharpSprg Q SHSP 26.78 4.50 450 20.95 1176 23.37 18.25 -1.39 +28.7 Shattuck n Q STTK 60.52 17.51 104 38.09 428 43.38 36.74 -3.21 -27.3 ShawCm g N SJR 1.18 13 19.31 12.20 1591 18.76 4317 18.81 17.53 +1.35 +6.8 ShellMidst N SHLX 1.84 14.4 9 17.55 5.70 1566 12.74 11554 12.83 11.27 +1.79 +26.4 ShndTele Q SHEN .34f .7 59.93 38.35 327 47.93 1193 48.00 43.90 +3.58 +10.8 Sherwin N SHW 6.60f 1.0 33 758.00 325.43 696 675.69 3536 703.69 654.19 -4.65 -8.1 ShiftTechA Q SFT 14.91 6.40 2654 8.01 9723 10.00 7.31 -.84 -3.1 ShinhanFn N SHG 6 32.11 17.09 171 30.68 650 30.77 29.21 +1.71 +3.1tShoalsTcA n Q SHLS 44.04 30.04 1461 32.20 7153 38.38 29.52 -.42 +3.9 ShoeCarnvl Q SCVL .36e .7 32 53.82 12.56 95 51.03 412 52.04 47.27 +2.07 +30.2 Shopify N SHOP 1499.75 305.30 3941 1131.01 10476 1330.00 1021.57 -149.96 -.1sShoreBcsh Q SHBI .48 3.1 16 16.60 7.63 306 15.70 935 16.60 14.85 +.40 +7.5 ShotSpot Q SSTI 53.97 20.26 211 38.21 507 43.80 34.29 -3.77 +1.4 Shutterstk N SSTK .84e 96.50 28.76 396 87.43 1905 89.80 82.12 -.59 +21.9 ShyftGrp Q SHYF .05 .2 95 34.96 9.01 200 33.24 1696 34.55 31.07 +.35 +17.1 SiNtxTc Q SINT 3.44 .28 2114 1.88 8408 2.18 1.51 -.17 +19.7 SiTime Q SITM 151.78 15.42 590 96.42 2264 101.74 82.62 -1.01 -13.9 SibanyeSt N SBSW .14r .7 20.40 3.50 2601 19.51 18952 20.09 18.44 +1.16 +22.8 SiderurNac N SID 7.24 1.02 5678 6.46 23693 6.59 5.81 +.61 +8.6 SiebertFn Q SIEB .10a 2.4 35 18.50 3.13 213 4.14 1090 5.00 3.85 -.53 -1.4 Sientra Q SIEN 8.93 1.00 1589 7.12 6085 8.08 6.61 -.66 +83.0sSierraBc Q BSRR .84f 3.2 11 26.75 13.05 36 26.45 190 26.75 24.48 +2.60 +10.6 SierraMt A SMTS 3.87 .45 494 2.66 2027 2.77 2.50 +.01 -19.9 SierOn g Q SRRA 16.92 8.55 22 14.84 136 15.19 14.54 +.10 -7.4 SierraWr Q SWIR 23 22.22 4.31 336 15.69 1219 17.74 14.79 -1.13 +7.4 Sifco A SIF 4 11.85 1.89 23 8.33 111 9.27 8.02 +.21 -.8 SifyTech Q SIFY .02e .4 5.89 .56 31031 3.94 35314 5.25 2.61 +.79 +210.2tSigilonTh n Q SGTX 54.32 20.54 217 23.18 997 30.70 19.11 -3.42 -51.7 Sigma wt h Q SGLBW .35 SigmL h Q SGLB 6.84 1.95 175 3.13 1024 3.90 2.75 -.47 -7.4 Sigmatr Q SGMA 69 6.80 2.13 27 5.50 217 5.92 5.17 +.29 +17.5 SignatBk Q SBNY 2.24 1.0 231.15 68.98 958 222.62 3977 230.88 206.00 +4.28 +64.6sSignetJwlrs N SIG 1.48 2.8 53.70 5.60 986 52.50 3610 53.70 48.42 +2.72 +92.5tSignifyH n N SGFY 40.79 26.73 705 28.31 3414 37.03 25.01 -4.71 SilenceTh n Q SLN 28.06 15.00 1 23.00 3 26.80 22.80 -2.25 +4.5sSilganHld Q SLGN .56f 1.4 23 40.44 24.65 571 40.38 2003 40.47 37.65 +2.82 +8.9 SilcLtd Q SILC 1.00 2.1 14 59.27 20.93 91 48.57 505 52.00 44.81 -2.30 +16.1 SilcnLab Q SLAB 163.43 65.09 488 145.98 2080 162.90 137.56 -9.76 +14.6 SilicnMotn Q SIMO 1.40 2.4 22 64.40 26.72 430 58.69 2421 60.26 56.06 -.75 +21.9 SilkRdMd Q SILK 75.80 20.84 574 52.98 3615 58.46 48.91 -1.79 -15.9 SilvSpke A Q SSPK 29.50 9.51 1330 18.25 4374 24.92 16.65 -5.51 +42.9 SlvSpike un Q SSPKU 36.50 9.45 4 21.51 13 31.61 19.55 -6.17 +47.7 SilvrSun Q SSNT .50e 11.94 1.44 1111 6.41 2950 7.24 5.75 +.80 +124.1 SlvrbckTh n Q SBTX 54.41 24.22 343 44.03 1140 54.03 38.44 -4.03 -5.0sSilvrbow N SBOW 8.54 1.50 44 8.15 304 8.54 7.77 +.15 +53.5 Silvercrest Q SAMG .64 4.3 20 15.98 6.21 54 15.00 174 15.00 14.05 +.96 +8.0 SlvrcpMt A SVM .03 22 8.91 1.50 2101 5.14 10456 6.02 4.91 -.69 -23.2sSimmnsFst Q SFNC .72f 2.3 14 31.70 13.75 620 31.54 2628 31.70 29.50 +2.26 +46.1 SimonProp N SPG 8.40 7.6 34 130.30 42.25 4571 111.17 20969 117.85 104.12 -1.75 +30.4 Simon pfJ N SPGpJ 4.19 6.1 75.60 45.50 3 68.29 5 68.84 66.43 +.79 -3.2 SimplyGd Q SMPL 32.03 14.08 571 30.33 3091 31.23 28.00 +1.16 -3.3 SimpsnM N SSD .92 .9 24 105.89 47.02 551 100.38 1811 100.54 96.79 +2.92 +7.4 Simulations Q SLP .24 .4 90.92 26.00 404 66.46 1134 74.04 61.57 -5.26 -7.6 Sina Q SINA 25 45.68 26.04 262 43.15 2103 43.43 42.75 -.02 +1.8 Sinclair Q SBGI .80 2.2 17 37.04 10.58 673 36.41 3722 36.92 31.00 +5.48 +14.3 SinoGlb rs Q SINO 12.28 1.37 1725 4.63 13951 6.85 4.01 -1.83 +124.8 SinopcShg N SHI 28.96 17.03 27 24.98 187 25.15 23.33 +.92 +21.4 SirnLgC n Q SPQQ 30.22 25.35 28.12 1 29.22 28.00 -.77 -2.4 SiriusInt Q SG 12.77 5.06 12.50 SiriusXM Q SIRI .06f 1.0 27 8.14 4.11 29970 5.89 115986 6.04 5.76 +.04 -7.5sSiriusPt N SPNT 11.50 5.64 385 10.55 1930 11.50 9.84 +.34 +10.8 Siteone N SITE 53 179.04 53.29 314 158.50 1241 164.58 147.60 -.01 -.1sSixFlags N SIX 1.00m 2.1 15 48.77 8.75 2177 47.34 9434 48.77 44.12 +2.74 +38.8sSkechers N SKX 20 39.38 17.06 1185 36.98 6631 39.38 35.78 +.38 +2.9 SkillCrft n Q EDTK 6.75 2.76 272 3.13 542 3.56 2.81 -.29 +2.0 SkySolr Q SKYS 29 12.49 1.01 7.17 SkyWest Q SKYW .56f 1.0 60.79 10.58 443 55.33 1635 58.70 50.78 -1.04 +37.3sSkyline N SKY 49 47.57 10.82 876 44.87 4226 47.57 41.97 +.62 +45.0 SkywksSol Q SWKS 1.76 1.0 29 195.82 67.90 3579 173.44 12307 187.31 159.54 -4.38 +13.4 SlackTc N WORK 44.57 15.10 6106 40.45 30951 41.38 39.62 -.48 -4.2sSleepNmbr Q SNBR 93 151.44 15.27 909 131.23 3954 151.44 117.50 -5.90 +60.3 SLR Inv Q SLRC 1.64 8.6 10 19.80 7.42 227 18.99 850 19.64 18.64 -.36 +8.5sSmartFn rs Q SMBK .24f 1.1 17 22.46 11.05 50 22.48 205 22.61 21.13 +1.48 +23.9sSmartSnd Q SND 3.67 .55 754 2.84 4260 3.67 2.56 -.42 +65.1 Smartsh N SMAR 85.43 30.91 2217 62.99 7683 73.01 60.69 -6.26 -9.1 SmDirCl Q SDC 16.08 3.64 18648 10.09 55705 12.31 9.02 -1.51 -15.5 Smith&N N SNN .70e 1.8 67 46.90 26.07 365 38.53 1647 39.48 37.52 -.32 -8.6sSmithAO N AOS 1.04f 1.7 32 63.05 33.81 1766 62.48 6479 63.05 59.80 +3.11 +14.0 SmthM h Q SMSI 8.05 3.28 265 6.65 1334 7.05 6.43 +.05 +22.7 SmthWess Q SWBI .05p 37 27.79 5.52 4417 16.07 12385 18.12 14.50 -1.14 -9.5sSmithMdl n Q SMID 13.00 7.80 15 12.08 133 13.00 10.65 -.17 +27.8 Smucker N SJM 3.60f 3.0 14 131.69 91.88 1918 118.34 7803 120.49 111.59 +6.34 +2.4 SnapInc A N SNAP 73.59 7.89 28838 57.43 118466 68.88 51.32 -8.23 +14.7sSnapOn N SNA 4.32 2.0 19 218.65 90.72 521 217.29 3080 218.65 205.41 +14.18 +27.0 Snowflake n N SNOW 429.00 208.55 20133 239.73 47755 280.10 217.82 -19.81 -14.8 SoYoung Q SY 17.40 8.03 1609 13.78 5477 15.98 12.75 -1.24 +24.0tSoarEgAc un Q SRNGU 11.29 10.16 6559 10.61 38331 11.25 10.15 -.24 -2.5tSOC Telmd Q TLMD 12.08 6.35 742 7.19 3070 8.19 6.35 -.76 -8.3 SOC Tel wt Q TLMDW SocQ&M N SQM .73e 1.4 82 60.74 15.20 2124 51.04 7825 56.88 45.20 -2.56 +4.0 SocketM Q SCKT 35.00 .76 595 7.70 6152 13.36 6.88 -2.81 +223.5 Sofi Sl500 N SFY 14.74 7.85 84 13.96 497 14.32 13.58 -.04 +1.2 Sofi Nx500 N SFYX 14.28 6.44 21 13.16 95 13.74 12.64 -.16 +6.7 Sofi 50 N SFYF 32.35 12.59 87 28.46 128 30.86 27.14 -1.03 +2.5 SofiGigE Q GIGE 48.58 13.81 61 38.12 280 43.38 35.50 -3.42 +4.2 SfAcGrII A n Q SAII 11.60 9.65 868 10.32 3290 11.41 9.84 -1.09 +3.7sSftAcGrII un Q SAIIU 13.56 9.88 44 10.89 320 13.56 10.36 -1.23 +2.3 Sogou N SOGO 8.94 2.95 877 8.29 2926 8.34 8.10 +.03 +1.7 Sohu.cm h Q SOHU 25.71 5.41 535 18.37 1977 19.34 16.81 +.11 +15.2 Sol-Gel Q SLGL 11.14 5.00 32 9.00 179 9.81 8.37 +.10 -8.1 SolarSCap Q SUNS 1.20 8.0 10 17.65 6.30 139 15.00 431 15.55 14.60 -.24 +3.7 SolarEdg Q SEDG 377.00 67.02 1582 249.43 5842 310.50 230.08 -48.88 -21.8sSolarOilf N SOI .42 3.3 12.79 4.50 623 12.76 2515 12.82 11.18 +.95 +56.8 SolenoTh Q SLNO 4.39 1.30 533 2.69 1595 2.75 2.44 +.28 +39.4 SolidBio Q SLDB 11.58 1.93 865 9.40 7026 10.98 7.62 +1.43 +24.0 Soligenix h Q SNGX 3.20 1.21 4520 1.53 38088 1.89 1.38 -.12 +19.5 Solitario A XPL 1.25 .13 6393 .90 27993 1.09 .75 -.04 +60.1 Soliton Q SOLY 15.50 5.69 520 12.88 1358 13.98 10.82 -.40 +67.7 SonicAut N SAH .40 .8 49.21 9.00 491 47.80 2067 48.54 44.96 +1.69 +23.9 SonimTc Q SONM 3.00 .42 1611 .94 9794 1.12 .81 -.10 +29.8tSonnetBi rs Q SONN 54.60 2.00 1155 2.03 7052 2.41 1.81 -.34 -9.0sSonocoP N SON 1.72 2.8 24 62.21 37.30 543 62.22 2379 62.24 59.43 +2.65 +5.0 SonomeP Q SNOA 19.60 3.55 48 7.15 208 8.68 6.64 -.90 -1.5sSonos Q SONO 41.99 6.58 4219 37.80 17982 41.99 34.49 -1.14 +61.6 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pfE A SCEpE 1.20 4.6 25.91 19.41 25.90 SouthnCo N SO 2.56 4.4 28 68.56 41.96 4435 58.35 21796 58.69 57.02 +1.63 -5.0 SouthCo ef N SOJB 27.05 18.69 30 25.86 161 26.00 25.61 +.10 -3.7 SouthCo77 N SOJC 1.31 5.0 27.48 19.33 19 26.27 136 26.55 26.01 +.19 -3.8 SthnCopper N SCCO 1.70e 2.3 36 83.15 23.43 1051 73.74 7013 78.13 70.08 +2.41 +13.2sSthnFstBsh Q SFST 14 47.81 20.89 51 47.10 211 47.83 43.96 +3.10 +33.2sSoNatBcVa Q SONA .40 2.5 30 15.76 7.58 85 15.75 577 16.32 14.21 +1.55 +30.1sSsdeBTX Q SBSI 1.24a 3.2 18 38.12 23.51 258 38.49 902 38.61 34.84 +3.91 +24.0sSwstAirl N LUV .72 1.3 59.84 22.47 11416 56.92 51381 59.84 52.29 -1.21 +22.1 SwtGas N SWX 2.38f 3.4 17 81.62 45.68 476 69.28 3006 69.48 61.77 +6.93 +14.0 SwGA Fn A SGB .48 2.5 10 30.58 15.30 18.95 SwstnEngy N SWN 4.69 1.06 22333 3.96 91146 4.34 3.80 -.09 +32.9 SparkEng Q SPKE .72 7.4 13 12.40 5.25 232 9.84 1247 10.63 9.38 -.13 +2.8 SparkEn pf Q SPKEP 2.19 8.5 25.75 9.49 3 25.63 39 25.72 25.01 +.23 +3.5 SprkNtSE wi A LOV 8.40 1.80 66 5.05 683 5.95 4.61 -.54 -5.1 SpartAc A n Q TMTS 10.59 9.76 60 10.00 426 10.36 9.76 -.36 -.6 SpartAcq un Q TMTSU 11.62 9.91 3 10.43 7 10.77 10.20 -.40 -1.4 SprtnNash Q SPTN .77 4.0 13 23.94 9.00 574 19.43 2365 19.95 18.26 +1.21 +11.6 SpdFosFr N EFAX 82.09 49.20 14 78.69 55 80.00 77.66 +.24 +1.0 SpdDbShDu N STOT 50.34 47.13 7 49.72 54 49.86 49.70 -.10 -.2 SpdEmFos N EEMX 87.61 45.67 3 80.72 66 82.96 79.26 +.04 +4.6 SpdDbEMk N EMTL 52.18 40.01 3 50.42 54 50.63 50.37 -.26 -1.5 Spd US Ro N XLSR 42.13 23.83 90 40.15 220 41.34 38.83 -.19 -.5 Sp FxIn N FISR 33.61 28.77 84 30.79 167 31.18 30.74 -.37 -4.2 SpecOpps N SPE 1.19e 2.4 15.02 7.50 45 14.46 221 14.88 14.26 -.17 +2.7sSpcOpp pfB N SPEpB .88 3.2 27.82 22.70 7 27.11 40 27.82 27.11 -.47 +6.1 SpectrmB N SPB 1.68 2.1 17 85.54 19.59 468 81.01 1837 81.88 75.78 +3.46 +2.6 SpectPh Q SPPI 5.24 1.74 2585 3.29 14842 3.73 2.95 -.14 -3.5 SperoTh Q SPRO 23.64 5.25 229 16.34 886 19.13 14.82 -1.83 -15.7 Sphr3D g Q ANY 5.55 .33 388 2.06 2064 2.87 1.81 -.54 +44.1 SpinMedT N FFIU 27.35 23.25 3 25.93 30 26.29 25.91 -.25 -3.3 Spire N SR 2.60f 3.7 49 81.63 50.58 621 70.92 2098 71.78 65.79 +4.50 +10.7 SpiritAero N SPR .04 .1 54.58 13.69 2898 47.12 20832 49.83 42.86 +4.29 +20.5 SpiritAir N SAVE 12 39.14 7.01 6437 34.42 21308 37.65 31.35 -1.46 +40.8 SpiritR pfA N SRCpA 1.50 5.7 27.10 12.14 18 26.28 37 26.44 25.70 +.38 -2.4 SpiritRl N SRC 2.50 6.0 18 48.90 18.37 904 41.59 4980 44.39 39.50 -1.43 +3.5sSpirtTex Q STXB .07p 17 23.53 8.96 41 23.54 295 23.56 20.81 +2.78 +40.1 Splunk Q SPLK 225.89 93.92 4700 136.77 18384 152.81 133.14 -6.24 -19.5 SpokHldgs Q SPOK .50 4.5 37 12.86 8.53 96 11.00 608 11.07 10.43 +.28 -1.2 SportsWhs Q SPWH 34 18.46 4.08 1032 16.98 5164 17.27 16.73 +.04 -3.2 Spotify N SPOT 387.44 109.18 2598 274.98 9841 326.15 261.60 -32.40 -12.6 SpragueRs N SRLP 2.67 14.2 13 22.89 9.83 111 18.75 455 22.67 18.23 -2.84 -1.1 SprWkTh Q SWTX 96.48 19.50 916 74.40 2983 89.00 64.83 -11.65 +2.6 SprotGlMin N SGDM .12e .5 39.50 13.79 111 26.19 411 26.43 25.09 +.78 -14.3 SprtJnGl N SGDJ 52.98 16.52 31 41.05 193 42.13 40.02 -.38 -16.7 Spr ef N SGGG SprottSilv N PSLV 11.08 4.34 7178 9.05 50572 9.86 8.84 -.76 -3.1 SprottFoc Q FUND .45e 5.8 7.85 4.00 38 7.74 507 7.78 7.52 +.15 +12.2 Sprott n N SII 43.15 28.03 217 38.48 1266 38.63 36.28 +3.78 +32.7 SprottGold N PHYS 16.50 11.18 2631 13.50 12442 13.87 13.39 -.21 -10.5 SprottPPP N SPPP 18.99 8.80 60 17.37 312 17.92 17.15 -.04 -2.5 SproutSo Q SPT 82.47 10.54 1391 56.35 5476 73.06 51.49 -11.62 +24.1 Sprouts Q SFM 10 28.00 13.00 3025 23.62 17231 24.19 21.40 +2.51 +17.5 SprucBio n Q SPRB 35.60 15.12 22 18.28 97 22.90 17.31 -2.62 -24.8 Square N SQ 283.19 32.33 24723 216.44 82561 258.49 191.36 -13.59 -.6tSQZ Bio n N SQZ 36.49 12.98 258 13.55 1158 16.23 12.07 -1.45 -53.2 StaarSur Q STAA 128.23 23.20 780 86.01 3311 107.18 82.47 -18.00 +8.6 StablRd A Q SRAC 29.18 9.20 3581 13.59 11287 20.74 11.12 -2.93 -24.3 StablRd un Q SRACU 35.00 9.30 12 14.96 48 25.03 13.00 -5.36 -25.2 Staff360 Q STAF .04 5.1 3.34 .28 7200 .78 27121 1.03 .65 -.13 +16.1 STAG Indl N STAG 1.39 4.3 95 34.50 17.54 1358 32.14 6756 32.61 31.42 +.59 +2.6 STAG pfC N STAGpC 26.69 16.24 6 25.41 145 25.48 25.35 +.07 +.2 Stamps.cm Q STMP 28 325.13 95.67 780 176.51 2408 201.41 167.45 -5.42 -10.0 SP Matls N XLB .98e 1.3 77.77 37.69 11756 75.31 54016 76.52 72.34 +1.76 +4.0 SP HlthC N XLV 1.01e .9 118.99 73.54 15643 113.02 69849 114.61 109.93 +.41 -.4 SP CnSt N XLP 1.28e 2.0 68.18 47.66 21719 64.70 85343 64.89 62.99 +1.40 -4.1 SP Consum N XLY 1.12e .7 173.46 81.74 10312 156.82 32771 165.52 149.65 -4.33 -2.5sSP Engy N XLE 2.04e 3.9 51.96 22.88 56124 52.95 223042 53.07 49.06 +4.80 +39.7sSPDR Fncl N XLF .46e 1.4 33.96 17.49 108897 33.71 399796 33.96 32.60 +1.40 +14.3sSP Inds N XLI 1.12e 1.2 93.85 47.71 22801 93.44 91049 93.85 89.85 +2.83 +5.5 SP Tech N XLK .78e .6 139.24 68.10 23041 128.95 101243 135.18 124.71 -1.74 -.8 SpdrRESel N XLRE 40.14 24.88 9432 36.84 40326 38.02 35.89 -.50 +.8 SP Util N XLU 1.55e 2.6 68.81 43.44 16803 59.68 92177 60.31 58.27 +1.32 -4.8 Std AVB Q STND .88 2.7 33.94 17.01 10 32.76 58 32.97 31.49 +.09 +.5 StdMotor N SMP 1.00f 2.3 17 55.29 33.94 227 43.69 1034 44.61 42.19 +1.68 +8.0sStandex N SXI .88 .9 34 106.87 37.50 114 102.61 369 106.87 99.03 +4.55 +32.4 StanBlkDk N SWK 2.80f 1.5 41 195.00 70.00 1877 185.31 9126 187.00 176.47 +10.47 +3.8sStantec g N STN .62 24 41.03 21.43 50 40.77 374 41.03 39.43 +1.42 +25.6sStarBulk Q SBLK .20 1.5 41 15.18 3.86 1412 13.60 6335 15.18 12.74 -.48 +54.0 StrBlk22 Q SBLKZ 2.08 8.2 25.80 13.58 1 25.50 9 25.69 25.50 -.5sStarGas N SGU .53 5.1 10 10.15 6.11 67 10.38 311 10.38 9.68 +.75 +10.3 StrbVlAc A Q SVAC 12.00 9.65 1961 10.21 9611 10.32 9.87 -1.4 StrVlAc wt Q SVACW StrbdVlAc un Q SVACU 12.50 9.92 282 10.37 1086 10.63 10.00 -.05 +.7sStarbucks Q SBUX 1.64f 1.6 47 110.47 50.02 5558 105.20 31919 110.47 102.75 -2.83 -1.7 Starret N SCX .40 6.3 7.54 2.51 9 6.34 97 6.99 6.04 -.07 +49.8 Startek N SRT 59 9.05 2.75 50 8.30 229 8.78 7.92 +.19 +10.4 StarwdPT N STWD 1.92 8.4 13 24.13 7.59 1912 22.95 11077 23.87 21.94 +.12 +18.9 StatAutF Q STFC .40 2.2 55 28.49 12.07 80 18.59 453 19.15 17.12 -.15 +4.8 StateStr N STT 2.08 2.6 12 81.08 42.10 4087 79.42 19825 81.05 74.30 +6.65 +9.1 StateSt pfD N STTpD 29.96 15.78 30 27.77 234 27.94 27.22 +.12 -2.0 StaStCp pfG N STTpG 29.69 14.75 28 28.24 242 28.29 27.52 +.29 -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 17 www.sunnewspapers.net The Sun/Saturday, March 6, 2021 

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StlthBio Q MITO 5.00 .90 226 1.43 987 1.79 1.35 -.20 -4.3 StealthGas Q GASS 25 3.32 1.51 59 2.70 579 2.87 2.62 +.05 +14.9 SteelCn lf Q STCN 2.90 .40 412 1.68 1319 1.92 1.51 -.04 +113.5sStlDynam Q STLD 1.00 2.2 18 45.24 14.98 2972 45.72 12210 46.04 42.24 +4.14 +24.0 SteelPtrs N SPLP 1.50 11.2 5 14.33 4.31 44 13.35 194 13.98 13.05 -.16 +24.2 SteelPr pfA N SPLPpA 22.37 15.26 16 20.50 70 20.80 19.89 +3.5 Steelcse N SCS .40 2.7 13 17.04 7.02 633 14.89 3461 15.00 14.08 +.95 +9.9 Stellantis N STLA 19.50 6.00 4184 16.73 19823 17.19 16.05 +.35 -7.5 StellAcq un Q STLRU 10.50 StellusCap N SCM 1.00 8.5 44 12.99 4.10 161 11.81 446 12.12 11.17 +.17 +8.5 StellCap22 N SCA 1.44 5.7 25.38 11.10 25.34 +.8 StpStGrA n Q STEP 41.00 22.72 260 31.66 992 37.79 30.74 -4.35 -20.5 Stepan N SCL 1.22f 1.0 30 131.72 69.33 105 124.03 405 124.17 119.74 +3.65 +3.9sStereotax A STXS 8.48 1.70 307 7.05 3560 8.48 6.73 +.05 +38.5 Stericycle Q SRCL 79.50 38.45 259 67.98 1591 68.09 65.23 +3.11 -1.9 Steris plc N STE 1.60f .9 36 203.91 105.69 586 177.15 3850 179.51 170.36 +2.35 -6.5sSterlingBc N STL .28 1.2 12 23.32 7.01 5669 22.76 24484 23.32 21.55 +.93 +26.6 SterlBc pfA N STLpA 27.75 10.11 3 26.32 40 26.32 25.74 +.49 -.3 SterlBcp Q SBT .04 .7 7.20 2.53 48 5.47 200 5.66 5.17 +.33 +20.5 SterlCons Q STRL 23 24.49 6.72 494 21.03 3487 24.09 19.20 -1.75 +13.0 SMadden Q SHOO .60 1.7 22 38.77 16.38 759 35.63 3851 38.51 33.56 -1.36 +.9 StewInfo N STC 1.20 2.5 12 55.93 20.26 275 48.44 1326 50.23 45.58 +1.24 +.2 StifelFin s N SF 15 65.24 20.75 860 63.04 3183 64.56 59.95 +1.96 +24.9 Stifel pfA N SFpA 1.56 6.1 26.57 13.33 11 25.60 48 25.76 25.28 +.16 -1.5 Stif 47 ef N SFB 27.99 12.77 9 25.52 74 25.58 25.14 +.26 -2.8 Stifel47 N SFpB 1.30 4.8 27.99 12.45 5 27.09 20 27.09 26.57 +.35 -2.6 StitchFix Q SFIX 113.76 10.90 3302 73.00 10871 82.18 62.70 -3.31 +24.3sStockYBc Q SYBT 1.08 2.0 27 53.33 22.98 104 53.85 353 54.01 49.52 +4.58 +33.0 StokeTh Q STOK 71.58 15.82 173 54.01 1028 64.14 50.49 -5.88 -12.8 StoneHEM N EDF 2.04 23.5 12.79 3.46 78 8.67 556 9.00 8.57 +7.3 StonHEmM N EDI 1.81 20.0 11.63 4.08 39 9.05 194 9.26 8.86 +.20 -.7 StoneCastle Q BANX 1.52a 7.5 16 22.10 9.25 27 20.40 113 21.80 20.07 -.12 +6.0 StoneCo Q STNE 95.12 17.72 4261 76.67 13841 90.30 68.77 -9.14 -8.6 StoneX Gp Q SNEX 65.44 28.01 69 61.67 307 61.82 58.18 +3.98 +6.5sStonerdg N SRI 19 35.70 13.87 246 34.70 1056 35.70 30.67 +4.04 +14.8 StoreCap N STOR 1.44f 4.5 30 35.72 13.00 1688 32.20 8091 34.66 30.67 -1.24 -5.2 StrataSk h Q SSKN 2.74 .75 281 1.70 9198 2.28 1.51 -.13 +13.3 Stratasys Q SSYS 56.95 11.89 5562 23.69 28524 41.91 21.03 -10.80 +14.3tStratEdu Q STRA 2.40 3.0 24 187.98 76.77 336 80.60 1824 91.74 76.77 -9.72 -15.5 StratALL36 N GJT .29 1.4 21.63 17.54 20.35 16 21.00 20.07 +.15 -2.1 Strat D35 N GJP .74 3.0 25.25 21.00 25.00 0 25.00 24.75 +1.32 -.6 StratGS33 N GJS .32 1.5 21.90 17.63 20.85 2 21.32 20.85 -.50 -.4 StratPG34 N GJR .27 1.1 24.75 19.84 24.01 0 24.01 23.51 +1.11 +5.3 StratUSM N GJH .64 6.2 10.76 6.11 10.36 0 10.39 10.36 +.00 -.4 StratWMT N GJO .22 .9 24.25 20.02 23.85 2 23.85 23.65 +.03 +.6 Strattec Q STRT .56 1.1 67.28 11.75 32 48.94 134 54.57 45.16 -2.58 -.9 StratusPrp Q STRS 1.00e 29.70 12.00 9 26.95 59 28.69 25.91 +2.66 +5.7 StreamHlth Q STRM 2.35 .53 97 1.84 1523 2.15 1.70 -.30 +17.9 StrgbrBio Q SBBP 4.63 1.50 1220 2.78 5700 3.40 2.55 -.36 +14.4 Stryker N SYK 2.52f 1.0 57 250.02 124.54 1618 240.03 5908 247.83 232.58 -2.66 -2.0 SturmRug N RGR 1.51e 2.3 13 90.74 38.44 301 66.21 1289 70.03 62.16 -1.99 +1.8 SuRo Cap Q SSSS .51e 9 15.88 3.60 597 12.56 1673 13.48 11.61 -.50 -4.0 SubPpne N SPH 1.20m 8.0 16 20.44 8.64 363 14.95 1769 15.24 14.89 -.01 +.6 SumitMitsu N SMFG 7.26 4.49 1550 7.16 7885 7.20 7.04 +.14 +16.0sSumFWV Q SMMF .68 2.7 10 25.00 13.48 29 25.00 105 25.00 23.09 +.91 +13.2 SummitHtl N INN .72 7.1 10.85 2.32 793 10.20 5146 10.73 9.68 -.15 +13.2 SummtH pfD N INNpD 1.61 6.8 25.13 6.75 3 23.85 27 24.18 23.39 +.20 +3.3 SumHP pfE N INNpE 24.53 4.35 7 23.83 57 23.96 22.72 +1.03 +5.8 SumtMtls N SUM .29t 24 29.30 7.51 1421 29.18 7206 29.23 27.25 +1.47 +45.3 SummitMP rs N SMLP 33.75 7.50 119 21.98 597 25.35 20.40 +1.61 +76.0 SmtStB Q SSBI .48 3.0 23 18.25 6.50 3 16.16 16 16.69 15.61 -.04 +19.9 SummW rs Q WISA 8.20 1.72 325 3.15 1625 3.57 2.72 -.11 -11.0 SumoLog n Q SUMO 46.37 16.71 1029 27.60 3977 31.99 24.24 -2.78 -3.4 SunCmts N SUI 3.16 2.2 172.27 95.34 4144 143.28 7110 156.19 138.11 -8.67 -5.7 SunLfFn g N SLF 2.20 19 51.22 24.37 672 49.85 3656 50.42 48.66 +1.79 +12.1 SunCokeE N SXC .24 73 7.29 2.33 1596 6.61 6614 6.93 6.09 +.22 +52.0 Suncor g N SU .84m 3.8 10 27.88 9.60 17201 21.99 71604 22.39 20.01 +2.29 +31.0 SundEng Q SNDE 9.56 1.00 586 2.25 1294 2.72 2.21 -.21 +29.3 Sundial h Q SNDL 2.30 .14 318055 1.14 1326228 1.53 .93 -.20 +139.5 SunlOnl N STG 2.95 .68 1889 1.18 19968 1.59 1.02 +.03 +8.3 SunLink A SSY 6 3.30 .60 483 1.60 2525 2.02 1.51 -.20 +26.2 SunocoLP N SUN 3.30 10.5 19 33.00 10.46 436 31.39 2033 32.12 30.64 +.79 +9.1 SunOpta Q STKL 17.07 1.33 2850 14.08 9828 16.00 12.36 -1.46 +20.7 SunPower Q SPWR 57.52 2.64 6443 30.68 27763 38.49 27.39 -4.09 +19.7 Sunrun Q RUN 46 100.93 7.84 8656 52.47 31543 68.88 46.88 -10.11 -24.4 SunstnHtl N SHO .20 1.6 13.74 5.75 2583 12.31 18703 13.60 11.85 -.90 +8.6 SunstHt pfE N SHOpE 25.87 12.50 7 25.10 84 25.18 24.75 +.26 +2.7 SunstHt pfF N SHOpF 1.61 6.4 25.69 11.97 1 25.24 31 25.24 24.80 +.42 +7.2 Sunwks Q SUNW 29.37 .29 6060 10.62 22869 15.72 8.50 -2.57 +107.4sSupLeagu Q SLGG 9.10 1.30 34876 5.90 390400 9.10 3.13 +2.77 +108.5 SupMicC Q SMCI 74 35.08 15.76 331 33.91 1383 34.67 32.26 +1.28 +7.1 SuperCm lf Q SPCB 3.09 .25 2459 1.14 9257 1.58 1.00 -.27 +10.7 SupDrillg A SDPI 1.44 .20 547 .96 3081 1.09 .88 +.01 +58.7 SupGpCos Q SGC .40 1.6 12 28.58 6.10 40 24.94 259 25.99 23.41 +1.12 +7.3 SuperiorInd N SUP .36 5.5 10 7.39 .90 1048 6.56 2117 6.62 5.43 +.85 +60.4 Supernus Q SUPN 12 31.99 13.12 998 25.15 5163 27.70 23.18 -1.73 -.1 supprt.cm Q SPRT 1.00e 2.57 .93 99 1.98 445 2.20 1.90 -.16 -10.0 SurfaceOn Q SURF 14.40 1.38 1831 7.50 7851 9.55 6.54 -.98 -18.8 Surgalign Q SRGA 4.02 1.46 1757 2.28 7688 2.77 2.02 -.16 +4.1 SurgPtrs Q SGRY 42.87 4.00 439 38.49 2365 42.50 35.65 -.98 +32.7sSurmodic Q SRDX 54.98 22.06 63 54.99 240 55.00 51.39 +2.84 +26.4 SutroBio Q STRO 28.30 6.00 606 21.11 2365 23.50 19.04 -1.09 -2.8 SuzanoP N SUZ 14.45 4.43 781 13.43 4953 13.65 12.52 +.33 +20.1 SwEBioFu23 N FUE 13.83 4.36 1 8.48 4 8.70 7.80 +.08 +28.5 SwEGrain23 N GRU 4.30 2.46 13 3.99 56 4.10 3.61 -.06 +13.5 SwRCmETR N RJN 2.41 .87 97 2.19 124 2.19 1.99 +.17 +34.4 SwRCmMTR N RJZ 11.08 5.86 1 10.35 11 10.72 10.15 -.25 +2.1 SwRCmATR N RJA 7.28 4.27 119 7.07 888 7.13 6.98 +7.4 SwERCmTR N RJI 5.80 3.20 233 5.73 652 5.74 5.56 +.11 +15.8 SwisHelv N SWZ .64e .3 9.36 5.54 22 8.72 84 9.03 8.50 -.13 -2.5 Switch N SWCH .20e 19.99 10.30 4951 14.15 29003 17.72 13.38 -3.19 -13.6 SwitchE un N SBE/U 56.90 9.60 36.41 -20.3 SWK Hld Q SWKH 16.24 6.12 10 14.66 28 14.80 13.47 +.91 +1.9 SykesEnt Q SYKE 36 43.68 22.12 153 42.87 818 42.95 40.73 +2.01 +13.8 Synacor Q SYNC 2.20 .79 662 2.17 1921 2.18 2.14 +.04 +59.6 Synalloy Q SYNL .25e 2.9 14.25 3.81 38 8.63 191 9.18 8.50 -.04 +10.6sSynaptics Q SYNA 34 138.82 44.41 416 132.17 3013 138.82 125.41 -1.86 +37.1 SynchrTc Q SNCR 6.59 2.17 719 3.92 2391 4.69 3.54 -.51 -16.6sSynchrony N SYF .88 2.2 18 40.90 12.15 7204 40.10 34967 40.90 37.76 +1.42 +15.5 Synchr pf N SYFpA 27.22 9.00 34 26.29 156 26.32 25.80 +.32 -1.5 SyndaxP Q SNDX 27.85 6.88 1478 23.58 4675 25.17 21.70 -.83 +6.0 SyneosH h Q SYNH 81.35 30.02 1436 72.01 12382 77.50 69.53 -5.34 +5.7 Synlogic Q SYBX 5.11 1.35 511 3.41 1775 4.14 2.92 -.38 +57.9 Synnex N SNX 1.50 1.6 10 164.74 52.06 201 92.53 1265 95.04 87.94 +3.37 +13.6 Synopsys Q SNPS 76 300.91 104.90 1603 227.80 7186 257.23 217.82 -17.41 -12.1sSynovusFn N SNV 1.32 2.9 13 45.67 10.91 1168 45.63 4273 45.81 42.76 +3.32 +41.0 Sypris Q SYPR .08 2.5 7.89 .54 661 3.26 6734 4.13 2.80 -.86 +114.5 SyrosPhar Q SYRS 15.65 4.26 1186 7.94 4547 9.75 6.70 -.46 -26.8sSysco N SYY 1.80 2.2 82.50 26.00 2231 81.79 12333 82.50 78.20 +2.16 +10.1 Systemax N SYX .64f 1.8 21 45.35 14.00 103 35.47 537 37.98 34.43 -.47 -1.2T -:T-MobileUS Q TMUS 47 135.54 63.50 7942 124.68 29278 125.35 117.41 +4.71 -7.5 TAL Educ N TAL 90.96 45.15 2729 76.04 12594 82.69 74.27 -1.50 +6.3 TAT Tch h Q TATT .34e 6.4 12 8.34 3.00 26 5.31 84 5.89 5.03 -.29 +17.2 TC Energy N TRP 3.09e 17 55.25 32.37 5162 45.03 25902 45.23 42.17 +3.10 +10.6sTCF Finl Q TCF 1.40 2.9 14 48.22 16.96 669 47.63 3636 48.22 45.57 +2.81 +28.7 TCF Fn pfC Q TCFCP 1.43 5.5 26.97 11.78 10 25.77 29 25.80 25.45 +.23 -2.8sTCG BDC Q CGBD 1.28m 10.0 34 13.16 4.30 236 12.80 888 13.16 12.20 +.34 +24.8 TCR2 Th Q TCRR 35.86 5.84 323 24.80 1972 29.13 22.35 -1.66 -19.8 TCW Strat N TSI .40f 7.0 5.97 3.89 185 5.68 748 5.70 5.60 +.05 -.2 TD Holdg Q GLG 4.02 1.20 941 2.32 5553 2.62 2.11 -.15 +45.9 TDH Hld Q PETZ 14.52 .52 234 2.55 1729 3.69 2.22 -.61 +37.8sTE Connect N TEL 1.92f 1.5 135.53 48.62 1344 130.04 8718 135.53 123.80 +.01 +7.4 TELA Bi Q TELA 23.55 5.25 12 16.06 160 17.18 15.39 +.69 +6.8 TESSCO Q TESS .08m 1.2 9.25 4.12 46 6.74 241 7.40 6.35 -.27 +8.0 TFF Phr Q TFFP 21.14 3.44 506 13.61 1758 15.23 11.70 -.61 -5.0 TFS Fncl Q TFSL 1.12 5.3 70 22.47 12.65 379 21.07 1664 21.28 19.67 +1.54 +19.5 TG Thera Q TGTX 56.74 6.34 2138 43.28 7780 46.26 38.45 -.49 -16.8 THLCSenL N TSLF 1.32 11.1 15.21 8.85 11.88 TIM Part N TSU .28e 2.3 19.05 10.29 12.28 TJX N TJX 21 71.06 32.72 9185 62.72 47117 67.85 61.15 -3.27 -8.2 TOP Sh rs Q TOPS 15.50 .95 3499 2.04 13631 2.60 1.77 -.31 +68.6 TPG RE N TRTX 1.72 15.8 6 20.40 2.45 471 10.91 2666 11.36 10.30 +.47 +2.7 TPG SpLnd N TSLX 1.56 9.4 7 22.60 11.25 16.54 -.3 TPI Co Q TPIC 81.36 9.19 3266 42.45 8385 54.91 39.12 -5.21 -19.6 TSR h Q TSRI 18.73 2.70 23 7.83 32 9.73 7.57 -2.05 +11.8sTTEC Hl Q TTEC .66e .8 78 95.99 26.28 151 81.67 1071 95.99 78.28 -2.47 +12.0 TTM Tch Q TTMI 24 14.95 8.06 1723 14.10 6109 14.40 13.91 -.02 +2.2 Tabula Q TRHC 69.31 30.12 900 34.50 3015 40.50 33.64 -6.05 -19.5 TactSys Q TCMD 64.53 29.47 176 47.66 957 52.89 45.04 -3.16 +6.1 Taitron h Q TAIT .16f 3.5 5.39 2.02 42 4.54 416 5.21 4.28 -.22 +39.7 Taiwan N TWN 1.71 29.68 12.18 3 27.99 70 29.00 26.35 -.53 +9.1 TaiwLipo Q TLC 12.65 2.48 33 4.93 96 5.79 4.86 -.41 +11.3 TaiwSemi N TSM .73e .6 142.20 42.70 17393 120.80 70421 130.30 113.49 -5.14 +10.8 TakeTwo Q TTWO 40 214.91 100.00 2226 170.81 6913 190.81 168.34 -13.65 -17.8 TakedaPh N TAK 20.00 12.43 3246 17.47 21057 17.79 16.90 +.76 -4.0 Takung A TKAT 4.74 .76 120 2.53 375 3.46 2.32 -.59 +70.9 Talend Q TLND 63.43 18.30 288 51.18 892 54.10 46.68 +.45 +33.5 TalosEn N TALO 16.81 5.00 1474 13.50 5042 13.75 10.42 +2.91 +63.8 TandmD Q TNDM 123.74 43.69 1584 86.98 5204 98.58 77.77 -9.01 -9.1sTangerFac N SKT 1.43f 8.9 22.40 4.05 7542 16.03 97513 22.40 15.20 +.29 +60.9 Tantech Q TANH 3.65 .81 1613 1.45 6735 1.74 1.27 -.13 +5.1 Taopng hrs Q TAOP 15.00 1.86 282 8.86 2260 11.20 8.60 +.49 +212.0sTapestry N TPR 1.35 3.2 43.25 10.18 3549 41.91 19559 43.25 39.52 -.23 +34.8 Tarena lf Q TEDU .28e 9.3 5.36 1.50 235 3.02 896 3.15 2.95 +.01 -.7 TargaRes N TRGP .40m 1.2 35.05 3.66 2306 34.55 8736 34.78 31.65 +3.62 +31.0 TargaR pfA N NGLSpA 2.25 9.0 25.43 6.47 25.03 Target N TGT 2.72 1.6 23 199.96 90.17 6004 172.61 47551 193.58 166.83 -10.83 -2.2 TargtHosp Q TH 21 4.95 .82 561 1.68 1798 1.74 1.51 +.01 +6.3 TaroPhrm N TARO 12.81e 10 80.00 53.95 39 74.52 283 75.41 70.28 +3.02 +1.5 TarsusPh n Q TARS 63.69 15.33 30 31.54 151 38.89 29.10 -4.71 -23.7 Taseko A TGB 2.09 .20 3191 1.65 16939 1.80 1.47 -.01 +25.0stTstmkAc A n Q TMKR 9.99 9.80 128 9.86 814 9.99 9.78 sTataMotors N TTM 23.70 3.92 3036 22.32 10890 23.70 21.31 +.33 +77.1 TattoCh A n Q TTCF 27.80 14.09 2989 19.12 8539 21.88 17.41 -.81 -16.5 Taubmn N TCO 2.70 6.3 22 52.90 26.70 42.99 Taub pfJ N TCOpJ 1.63 6.5 25.44 12.16 25.03 Taub pfK N TCOpK 1.56 6.2 25.42 11.31 25.00 TaylrDv Q TAYD 11.93 6.61 4 10.99 25 11.34 10.84 -.08 +5.0 TaylorMH N TMHC 12 31.11 6.39 1921 27.10 6163 28.53 25.03 -.41 +5.7 TayshaGn n Q TSHA 33.35 18.16 89 29.36 406 29.37 22.50 +3.77 +10.6 Team N TISI 13.01 3.75 167 11.60 1542 12.42 11.05 +.51 +6.4 Technip N FTI .13 5 15.20 4.49 8662 9.26 52961 9.26 8.15 +1.04 -1.5 TechTarg Q TTGT 101.12 16.82 592 77.50 2168 93.24 72.35 -6.13 +31.1 TeckRes g N TECK .19e 23.93 5.60 7441 21.35 33282 22.21 20.16 +.52 +17.6sTecnoglass Q TGLS .11 1.3 22 8.84 2.15 115 8.75 883 8.84 7.37 +1.36 +26.6 Tecton pfB Q TECTP 2.25 23.8 10.39 6.75 1 9.47 2 9.50 9.30 +.22 +10.6 Teekay N TK 1.00f 28.7 4.88 1.70 926 3.49 5690 3.54 3.09 +.31 +62.3 TeekLNG N TGP .76 5.5 19 14.30 7.00 142 13.91 997 14.20 13.56 +.40 +21.4 TeekLN pfA N TGPpA 2.25 8.7 26.48 13.57 5 25.87 92 25.95 25.23 -.02 +.3 TeekOf pfB N TOOpB 2.13 22.9 21.74 6.90 9.29 TeekyTnk N TNK 5 26.92 8.90 529 13.40 2691 14.14 12.51 +.81 +21.7 Tegna N TGNA .28 1.5 12 19.27 9.61 2264 18.91 13900 18.98 16.77 +.75 +35.6 TejonRnch N TRC 17.90 12.12 113 16.70 404 16.97 16.33 +.38 +15.6 Tekkorp un Q TEKKU 12.25 9.70 12 10.50 156 11.43 10.32 -.69 -2.3 TeklaHlth N HQH 1.93e 8.3 26.01 13.78 338 23.38 886 25.36 22.88 -1.58 -1.9sTeklaHcrOp N THQ 1.35a 6.5 21.98 11.50 126 20.70 989 21.98 20.40 -.09 +1.6 TeklaLfSci N HQL 1.48e 7.5 22.32 11.45 145 19.83 596 21.34 19.29 -1.06 +.4 TeklaWH N THW 1.40 9.3 17.92 8.76 802 15.13 3240 16.89 14.29 -2.19 -4.4 Teladoc N TDOC 308.00 102.01 8576 189.69 28972 231.48 174.00 -31.40 -5.1 Telaria N TLRA 12.60 4.79 6.00 tTlcmArg N TEO .71e 13.0 12.24 5.40 486 5.46 3049 6.11 5.33 -.50 -16.8 Teledyne N TDY 37 413.31 195.34 355 387.15 1437 387.92 354.17 +16.15 -1.2 Teleflex N TFX 1.36 .3 57 414.72 221.27 207 401.70 973 408.12 387.72 +3.92 -2.4 TelefEsp N TEF 1.20e 25.4 6.08 3.22 2275 4.71 10004 4.71 4.44 +.37 +16.6 Telenav Q TNAV 6.36 3.45 4.79 +1.9 TelData N TDS .66 3.3 6 24.51 14.05 1523 19.95 7874 19.99 17.92 +2.06 +7.4 TelData45 N TDI 1.66 6.6 27.87 12.50 8 25.25 58 25.31 25.10 +.15 -2.7 TelData 61 N TDA 1.47 5.9 25.77 10.56 18 24.93 92 25.01 24.60 +.24 +.2 TelData60 N TDJ 1.75 6.8 26.00 12.50 6 25.57 93 25.57 25.33 +.20 +1.1 TelData59 N TDE 1.72 6.8 26.00 12.62 10 25.31 55 25.31 25.07 +.18 -.4 Teligent hrs Q TLGT 6.46 .46 3279 .80 16331 .99 .68 -.08 +7.1 Tellurian Q TELL 4.39 .67 19431 2.26 65078 3.15 2.02 -.83 +76.6 Telus gs N TU 11 21.62 13.54 1967 20.88 7247 20.92 20.18 +.84 +5.5 TmpDrgn N TDF 4.00e 2.0 27.64 10.89 34 24.43 199 26.00 24.34 -.44 +4.6 TmpEMF N EMF 1.28e 1.6 20.96 9.40 22 19.57 141 20.18 19.38 -.10 +4.5 TmpEMI N TEI .80a 10.6 9.10 6.32 71 7.53 1004 7.69 7.49 +.06 -3.1 TmpGlb N GIM .30 5.5 6.06 4.30 196 5.46 1418 5.52 5.45 -.03 -.7sTempurSl s N TPX 31 36.66 5.50 2398 36.13 13888 36.66 33.02 +2.72 +33.8 10xGenm Q TXG 201.70 48.78 1612 155.58 5495 193.82 140.85 -22.41 +9.9 10X CpVn un Q VCVCU 19.00 9.94 16 11.41 652 12.66 10.56 -.75 +7.1 Tenable Q TENB 58.45 16.28 1514 39.05 7962 42.22 37.05 -1.86 -25.3sTenaris N TS .54e 2.3 22.80 8.86 4093 23.59 15269 23.61 21.12 +2.64 +47.9 TenaxTh Q TENX 3.68 .25 233 2.10 985 2.30 1.85 -.05 +12.9sTenetHlth N THC 54.89 10.00 904 53.78 4438 54.89 50.84 +2.76 +34.7 Tennant N TNC .92f 1.2 43 79.74 46.64 72 78.47 322 79.40 75.94 +2.27 +11.8 Tenneco N TEN 2 12.94 2.21 1930 11.08 7895 12.00 10.52 -.06 +4.5 TVA 28 N TVC .96 3.8 27.25 23.08 7 25.35 56 25.39 25.19 +.04 -.8 TVA 29 N TVE .84 3.3 27.90 23.15 10 25.51 38 25.69 25.24 +.19 -.2 Teradata N TDC 36 59.58 17.62 1680 41.31 9670 42.60 39.12 +1.21 +83.8 Teradyn Q TER .40 .4 29 147.90 42.87 3451 113.90 12631 134.35 106.45 -14.71 -5.0 Terex N TEX 44.43 11.54 1140 43.80 3752 44.16 41.38 +2.74 +25.5 Terminix N TMX 55.00 17.63 813 46.92 3653 47.05 45.14 +1.91 -8.0sTernium N TX 1.20e 3.6 8 37.84 9.59 855 33.46 4582 37.84 31.50 +2.75 +15.1sThernPhar n Q TERN 27.44 14.83 167 17.13 1069 27.44 15.73 -5.52 -6.9 TerrenoRlt N TRNO 1.16f 2.1 50 64.24 42.12 415 55.90 1797 57.30 53.98 -.14 -4.5 TerritBcp Q TBNK .92 3.5 12 27.78 19.23 43 26.35 159 26.65 25.05 +1.77 +9.7 Tesla Inc s Q TSLA 900.40 70.10 89218 597.95 235392 873.94 539.49 -77.55 -15.3 TetraTc Q TTEK .68 .5 46 144.69 63.61 413 129.39 1954 144.02 124.75 -8.98 +11.8sTetraTech N TTI 2.78 .22 4702 2.63 15550 2.84 2.31 +.13 +205.1 TeucrCorn N CORN 17.50 11.52 313 17.35 1656 17.35 16.87 +.14 +11.4 TeucrSug N CANE 7.88 4.91 97 7.52 983 7.54 7.35 +.08 +11.4 TeucrWht N WEAT 6.55 4.85 271 6.29 1474 6.39 6.19 +1.6sTeucrSoyb N SOYB 21.45 13.27 107 21.45 463 21.48 20.82 +.38 +10.2 TeucrmAgs N TAGS 23.82 15.58 2 22.99 12 22.99 22.45 +.20 +8.4 TevaPhrm N TEVA .73e 7.0 13.30 6.25 11121 10.52 46727 11.06 10.19 -.24 +9.0 TexCapB 42 Q TCBIL 1.63 6.4 27.65 12.50 10 25.35 23 25.68 25.25 +.15 TexCapB pf Q TCBIP 1.63 6.4 26.36 13.50 13 25.20 85 25.29 25.10 +.02 -1.3sTxCapBsh Q TCBI 16 82.09 19.10 352 84.14 1919 84.62 77.76 +7.94 +41.4 TexInst Q TXN 3.60 2.1 30 181.80 93.09 5680 167.94 29671 177.86 161.67 -4.33 +2.3sTexPacLd N TPL 10.00 .8 46 1209.82 295.05 55 1200.00 194 1217.95 1077.79 +98.71 +65.1 TexRdhse Q TXRH 1.44f 1.5 52 95.93 25.15 821 93.40 5333 95.25 89.49 +2.52 +19.5 Textainer N TGH .96 3.8 26 29.17 5.50 727 24.96 5256 27.86 22.94 -1.08 +30.1 Textron N TXT .08 .2 44 53.91 20.26 987 51.91 5398 52.54 48.83 +1.57 +7.4 TFI Intl n N TFII 81.46 50.62 198 71.64 1098 73.99 69.16 +1.82 +38.9tThayrV n Q TVAC 10.47 9.88 111 9.99 500 10.42 9.86 -.15 -2.5tThayrVnt un Q TVACU 11.50 10.21 68 10.24 151 10.89 10.21 -.52 -2.2 The Real Q REAL 30.22 5.00 3663 22.01 18215 28.22 19.63 -3.53 +12.6 The9 rs Q NCTY 89.20 2.04 2391 40.11 15505 55.98 31.38 +7.42 +1033.1tTheraAcq n Q RACA 21.44 10.91 31 13.89 158 15.01 10.91 -.65 -.2 TherapMD Q TXMD 2.75 .85 18672 1.37 118912 1.62 1.23 -.15 +13.2 TheravBio Q TBPH 31.35 14.48 408 19.45 1907 19.53 16.70 +2.88 +9.5 ThermoFis N TMO 1.04f .2 37 532.57 250.21 2749 446.87 10747 467.31 433.52 -3.21 -4.1 Thermon N THR 22.61 9.98 224 21.45 1021 21.58 19.55 +1.02 +37.2tThmblPt un Q THMAU 10.73 10.10 139 10.12 498 10.72 10.02 -.23 -1.8 36Kr Hld Q KRKR 8.50 2.29 364 3.53 1556 4.34 3.13 -.42 +26.5 ThomsonR N TRI 1.52f 1.8 38 89.97 52.23 557 86.39 3182 89.82 85.15 -.09 +5.5 Thor Inds N THO 1.64f 1.3 21 132.12 32.30 882 126.19 3864 126.87 114.08 +9.13 +35.7 3D Sys N DDD 56.50 4.60 8083 24.75 36852 39.23 22.00 -11.09 +136.2 3M Co N MMM 5.92f 3.3 25 187.27 114.04 2261 180.80 12587 181.56 174.07 +5.74 +3.4 360 Fin Q QFIN 32.25 6.37 6536 22.23 15591 26.99 19.00 -1.20 +88.5 ThryvHld n Q THRY 30.00 8.10 97 17.47 471 23.00 16.88 -4.18 +29.4 ThndBrII Q THBR 14.94 9.15 1659 10.61 8145 11.00 9.93 -.02 -19.7 ThndBII un Q THBRU 17.45 9.15 1 11.98 7 12.40 11.50 -.10 -22.6sTianRuixA n Q TIRX 103.87 11.10 66 58.06 820 103.87 53.20 -8.03 +127.7sTidwtr N TDW 1.00 6.8 14.86 4.09 381 14.64 1314 15.92 12.43 +2.18 +69.4 Tidwtr wtB N TDW/WS/B Tillys N TLYS 26 11.20 3.46 282 10.85 993 11.03 10.23 +.53 +33.0 Tilray Q TLRY 67.00 2.43 26941 21.63 118860 29.60 18.23 -2.73 +161.9tTim SA n N TIMB 14.41 10.72 613 11.86 3428 11.95 10.72 +.41 -14.8 TimbrPhr A TMBR 3.64 .67 3790 1.96 20890 2.41 1.50 +.16 +163.8sTmbrlndBc Q TSBK .84e 2.9 10 29.52 13.60 30 29.43 120 29.75 27.83 +1.68 +21.3 Timken N TKR 1.12 1.4 18 86.44 22.26 616 80.76 3131 82.64 77.57 +2.41 +4.4sTimknSteel N TMST 9.56 2.16 1302 9.69 6240 9.77 8.28 +1.61 +107.5 Tim HiDv N TPHD 27.75 15.70 15 27.71 84 27.71 26.73 +.89 +6.9 Tim LCap N TPLC 32.57 17.27 19 31.47 55 32.19 30.42 +.01 +2.0 Tiptree Q TIPT .16 3.0 29 6.90 4.45 59 5.30 256 5.33 4.96 +.29 +5.6 Titan Intl N TWI .02 .3 9.07 1.05 695 7.79 2579 8.80 7.17 -.48 +60.3 TitanMach Q TITN 85 30.00 6.96 141 25.47 733 26.23 23.79 +.97 +30.3tTitanPh rs Q TTNP 16.35 2.82 1039 2.80 4617 3.49 2.56 -.51 -14.9 TivityHlth Q TVTY 12 25.45 1.92 364 24.13 1829 24.33 22.65 +.33 +23.2 Tiziana Q TLSA 16.79 1.56 233 2.87 1519 3.35 2.61 -.14 +42.1 TollBros N TOL .44 .8 14 56.96 13.28 2114 53.89 9318 54.78 49.79 +.47 +24.0 TomiEnv n Q TOMZ 11.30 3.73 171 4.12 677 4.70 3.85 -.12 -9.8sTompkins A TMP 2.08 2.4 17 83.82 53.32 71 86.55 225 86.57 78.43 +9.22 +22.6 TonixP h Q TNXP 2.46 .50 23457 1.02 92035 1.28 .81 -.17 +51.1 TootsieR N TR .36b 1.1 37 58.98 28.99 296 32.78 1758 32.91 30.66 +2.06 +10.4 TopBuild N BLD 26 224.89 54.83 401 194.91 1791 201.48 182.41 +4.50 +5.9 Torchlght Q TRCH 4.83 .21 23864 2.14 106027 2.95 1.70 -.34 +205.7 Torm Q TRMD .85p 9.16 6.34 42 8.17 295 8.74 7.75 -.14 +15.9sToro Co N TTC 1.05f 1.1 32 103.27 52.07 476 98.46 2248 103.27 95.90 -2.31 +3.8 TorDBk N TD 3.16 14 63.78 33.74 3106 62.82 14124 62.84 61.31 +2.45 +11.3 MonTNAPpl N TPYP .45p 21.66 10.92 60 20.35 412 20.41 19.24 +1.40 +17.5 TortWat N TBLU 43.22 22.84 3 39.87 15 40.48 39.09 -.12 +.1 TortEnInd N NDP 1.75 109.4 2.86 .75 1.60 TortEnInf N TYG 2.62 70.2 13.65 1.15 3.73 -7.9 TorEsAsst N TEAF 16.13 6.10 42 14.01 236 14.25 13.86 +.13 +7.3 TortMLP N NTG 1.69 144.4 4.65 .28 1.17 TortPw&E N TPZ 1.50 12.5 15.84 3.77 23 11.96 132 12.14 11.76 +.31 +7.9sTotal SA N TOT 2.71e 5.5 49.21 22.13 5554 49.20 15221 49.62 46.42 +2.80 +17.4 TottnA wt h Q TOTAW TottnA rt h Q TOTAR 1.07 .06 1.07 ToughBl rs Q TBLT 2.34 .62 4736 .00 21403 1.23 .90 -.13 +25.7 TowerSemi Q TSEM 22 34.45 12.13 507 27.80 2778 30.85 26.54 -1.59 +7.7 TownSprts Q CLUB 1.48 .20 .20 sTowneBank Q TOWN .72 2.4 30.93 15.03 485 30.49 1248 30.93 28.88 +1.65 +29.9 TownsqMda N TSQ .30 2.9 14 11.25 3.54 44 10.40 321 11.01 10.07 -.50 +56.2 Toyota N TM 9 163.37 108.01 314 148.52 1730 150.19 145.55 +.59 -3.9 Tracon h Q TCON 12.20 .95 654 8.22 2759 9.74 6.81 -1.13 -29.7 TractSupp Q TSCO 2.08f 1.3 42 173.76 63.89 850 155.82 5939 163.87 148.43 -3.14 +10.8 TradDsk A Q TTD 972.80 136.00 3026 654.17 8155 835.00 561.02 -151.22 -18.3sTradeweb Q TW .32 .4 86 74.81 33.23 1778 71.93 7759 74.81 66.50 -.86 +15.2sTraneTch N TT 2.12 1.3 161.00 70.00 1081 160.42 6393 161.08 151.30 +7.77 +10.5sTransAct Q TACT .36 3.5 43 11.63 2.87 35 10.39 180 11.63 9.90 -.20 +46.3sTransMed Q TMDX 44.12 10.10 1220 31.78 6481 44.12 26.50 -4.11 +59.7 TransUn N TRU .30 .3 100 102.80 52.50 2023 87.77 11918 88.76 83.12 +3.56 -11.5 Trnsalta g N TAC .17 9.78 3.63 567 8.14 2325 8.93 7.96 -.55 +7.2 TrnsatlPet A TAT .84 .12 .25 sTranscat Q TRNS 35 46.39 16.50 101 45.59 207 46.39 44.88 +.76 +31.5 TrnsRty N TCI .20p 1 40.42 16.00 2 22.00 11 22.00 20.80 +1.20 -8.8 TransDigm N TDG 24.00 91 625.05 200.06 424 596.93 1451 604.45 562.75 +20.26 -3.5 TransGlb Q TGA .07 1.63 .30 614 1.52 2605 1.58 1.38 +.07 +58.2 TranslBio Q TBIO 34.64 6.80 1011 22.23 5079 25.14 20.20 -1.11 +20.6sTransocn N RIG 4.24 .65 46219 4.26 195511 4.34 3.49 +.79 +84.4 TrGasSur N TGS a 41 6.77 3.72 102 4.48 703 4.90 4.32 -.22 -13.8sTravLeis N TNL 1.20m 2.0 11 60.87 13.74 600 60.63 2832 60.87 55.53 +8.88 +35.2 TravelCt Q TA 35.99 5.51 254 24.29 1745 25.17 22.00 +.25 -25.5 TravelC 29 Q TANNL 2.00 8.6 23.28 sTravelers N TRV 3.40f 2.2 16 152.29 76.99 1459 152.36 6376 153.22 147.00 +6.86 +8.5 Travelzoo Q TZOO 33 15.51 3.04 102 12.97 325 14.85 12.10 -.55 +37.4 TreanIns n Q TIG 17.90 9.90 23 16.71 273 17.58 16.26 -.21 +27.6sTrecoraRs N TREC 11 7.73 4.23 103 7.73 553 7.89 7.16 +.63 +10.6 Tredgar N TG .48 2.8 23 17.84 8.01 206 17.14 827 17.21 15.53 +1.90 +2.6 TreeHseF N THS 53.98 33.50 917 53.19 3696 53.24 48.58 +3.17 +25.2 TrmntMtg Q TRMT .04m .7 5.99 1.45 73 5.43 389 5.93 5.25 -.25 +43.3tTreoAcI n N TACA 10.68 9.90 236 9.96 1442 10.30 9.81 -.25 Trevena h Q TRVN 3.68 .46 11082 2.09 24847 2.27 1.79 -.06 -2.3 TreviTh Q TRVI 8.50 1.33 115 2.38 619 3.02 2.13 -.44 -1.7 Trex s N TREX 107.64 28.11 1984 88.24 5444 95.24 81.76 -3.40 +5.4 TriPointe N TPH 16 22.17 5.89 2062 19.71 8620 19.71 17.94 +.71 +14.3 TriContl N TY 1.15e 3.7 31.45 16.94 48 31.00 308 31.40 30.45 +.14 +5.2 TriCntl pf N TYp 2.50 4.5 58.44 52.00 1 55.60 4 55.86 55.39 +.29 -2.6 TribPubl Q TPCO 1.00e 18.47 4.91 265 16.99 1484 17.08 16.93 +.01 +24.0 Tricida Q TCDA 7 35.16 3.74 811 4.74 7138 5.23 4.21 -.37 -32.8sTriCoBsh Q TCBK .88 1.9 20 46.91 23.05 105 47.37 440 47.69 43.12 +4.30 +34.3 TridntAcq Q TDAC 16.87 10.30 636 12.74 2155 13.80 10.58 +.16 +6.5 TridntAcq un Q TDACU 25.69 10.47 1 14.34 2 17.67 14.34 -2.40 -2.8 TrilliumTh Q TRIL 20.96 2.50 1933 10.03 10037 12.01 9.27 -1.32 -31.8 TrilogyMtl A TMQ 7 2.60 1.03 744 2.23 2469 2.32 2.07 +.08 +11.5 TriMas h Q TRS 36.62 18.05 254 32.27 1494 34.57 31.22 -1.32 +1.9sTrimble Q TRMB 38 77.69 20.01 2660 70.67 9031 77.69 66.95 -3.47 +5.8 TrimShrk N TTAC 49.84 26.28 21 47.65 129 48.91 46.06 +.28 +2.9 TrimAllC N TTAI 33.78 16.21 0 31.82 10 32.75 31.82 -.40 -.2 TriNetGrp N TNET 28 86.31 27.79 288 79.65 1401 84.04 75.21 -.62 -1.2 TrinityBio Q TRIB .88 21.2 4 6.82 .56 440 4.16 2089 6.10 3.83 -1.20 +9.2sTrinity N TRN .84f 2.8 7 33.77 14.53 1094 29.48 5274 33.77 28.19 -2.62 +11.7 TrinityPlce A TPHS 3.27 1.11 93 2.09 213 2.29 1.84 -.14 +67.2sTrinseo SA N TSE 1.60 2.4 70.06 14.16 891 67.07 2826 70.06 62.60 +2.36 +31.0 TrioTch A TRT 26 7.50 2.43 29 4.93 384 5.69 4.62 -.46 +24.4 Trip.com Q TCOM 57 41.85 20.10 7495 39.74 35450 41.00 38.60 +.29 +17.8sTripAdvis Q TRIP 3.50e 74 55.30 13.73 7213 51.50 33269 55.30 47.58 +1.88 +78.9sTriplePtV N TPVG 1.44 10.0 9 14.90 2.80 268 14.40 1421 14.90 13.87 +.23 +10.4 TripPt22 N TPVY 26.51 12.50 6 25.26 25 25.41 25.23 -.10 +.2sTriple-S N GTS 9 26.48 9.13 219 27.23 599 27.31 24.49 +1.93 +27.5 TriStCap Q TSC 19 25.72 7.59 126 25.04 735 25.71 23.00 +2.09 +43.9 TriStCap pf Q TSCAP 1.69 6.4 27.95 14.25 0 26.60 2 27.37 26.25 +.70 +.5 TriStCap pfB Q TSCBP 1.59 6.0 29.46 12.00 0 26.72 2 26.75 26.50 +.08 +1.6 TritonInt N TRTN 2.08 3.7 60.85 19.80 598 56.49 2762 59.75 54.56 -1.29 +16.5 TritnInt pfB N TRTNpB 2.00 7.4 27.67 9.39 9 27.07 59 27.48 26.70 +.42 +1.3 TritInt pfC N TRTNpC 1.84 7.0 27.40 9.30 11 26.45 81 26.51 25.97 -.07 -3.5 TritInt pfD N TRTNpD 1.72 6.6 27.84 7.20 12 25.89 90 26.21 25.45 +.61 -4.7sTriumphBc Q TBK 39 85.65 19.03 220 80.41 1367 85.65 77.07 +3.71 +65.6 TriumphGp N TGI .16 .9 19.31 3.02 2383 17.66 10737 18.25 15.08 +3.09 +40.6 Trivago Q TRVG 5.88 1.25 4686 3.77 22803 4.80 3.32 -.57 +55.8 TrueBlue N TBI 22.24 12.02 268 21.43 1081 21.47 20.32 +.60 +14.7 TrueCar Q TRUE 6.47 1.98 856 4.95 8697 5.83 4.55 -.47 +17.9 TruistFn N TFC 1.80 3.1 15 61.26 24.01 6147 58.72 28653 59.62 56.29 +1.76 +22.5 Truist pfO N TFCpO 28.23 25.06 63 26.70 276 26.90 26.23 +.53 -4.0 Trupanion Q TRUP 126.53 22.48 531 85.88 2339 103.95 78.20 -10.88 -28.3 TrstNY Q TRST .27 3.7 13 7.48 4.30 499 7.33 2672 7.39 6.98 +.52 +9.9sTrustmk Q TRMK .92 2.8 15 33.03 20.08 336 33.32 1375 33.49 29.76 +3.16 +22.0 TrxadeG Q MEDS 11.60 4.01 69 5.81 241 6.59 5.12 -.44 +9.8 Tsakos pfD N TNPpD 2.19 9.4 24.54 9.90 4 23.28 36 24.22 23.02 -.21 +10.5 TsaksE p E N TNPpE 23.68 9.75 7 22.63 45 22.79 22.25 +.28 +9.1 T2 Biosys Q TTOO 3.79 .24 23362 1.60 54187 2.39 1.34 -.69 +29.0 Tucows grs Q TCX 94.20 42.50 27 83.02 148 86.25 79.06 +4.00 +12.4 TuesMrn lf Q TUES 1.73 .19 .28 TufinSoft N TUFN 20.11 5.79 293 11.44 1792 12.85 10.39 -.86 -8.3 Tuniu Q TOUR 4.61 .73 2046 3.23 7731 4.28 2.90 -.29 +83.5 Tuppwre N TUP 1.08 3.5 38.59 1.15 865 31.04 3425 33.39 28.86 +.47 -4.2 Turkcell N TKC 6.36 4.36 198 5.50 1160 5.62 5.38 +.06 +2.0 TrmrcAc un Q TMPMU 11.45 9.95 10.26 91 10.76 10.11 -.49 -.1 TurnPtBr N TPB .22f .5 29 61.08 14.09 305 48.13 1310 52.29 45.80 -1.07 +8.0 TurnPtTh Q TPTX .05p 141.30 31.30 394 111.95 1668 123.58 100.23 -5.96 -8.1 TurtleBc Q HEAR 35.74 4.05 1934 24.06 4215 32.65 22.25 -5.84 +11.6 TuscnHld Q THCB 25.20 9.16 2984 13.66 9531 17.58 12.30 -2.96 -20.1 TuscnHl un Q THCBU 39.78 9.75 3 18.25 7 23.29 17.72 -2.75 -29.1 TuscanII Q THCA 11.65 9.02 488 10.14 2197 10.65 10.00 -.26 -7.9 TuscanII un Q THCAU 17.95 8.94 11.01 0 11.01 11.01 -.19 -13.6 TutorPerini N TPC 9 18.42 2.61 406 16.95 2681 17.00 14.33 +2.25 +30.9 21Vianet Q VNET 44.45 9.34 2783 33.33 11705 40.00 30.54 -3.11 -3.9 22ndCentry A XXII 4.66 .55 6210 2.40 26371 3.52 1.86 -.95 +9.1 Twilio N TWLO 457.30 68.06 4228 337.28 15337 418.00 311.44 -55.60 -.4 TwinDisc lf Q TWIN .36 4.4 6 9.88 4.66 19 8.23 173 8.78 8.13 -.04 +4.8 TwnRvrWr N TRWH .40 1.5 59 28.20 7.22 27.14 TwistBio Q TWST 214.07 18.52 2046 117.55 6111 151.79 105.25 -20.09 -16.8 Twitter N TWTR 80.75 20.00 22321 66.95 112080 78.73 61.52 -10.11 +23.6 TwoHrb pfA N TWOpA 2.03 8.0 27.98 7.33 8 25.46 47 25.50 25.28 -.01 +2.2 TwoHrb pfB N TWOpB 1.91 7.8 27.34 6.68 22 24.60 120 24.80 24.50 -.22 +3.0 TwoHrbI N TWO .56m 7.7 14.58 2.25 4554 7.27 18433 7.41 6.91 +.05 +14.1 TwoHrIn pfC N TWOpC 26.18 6.90 11 23.75 287 23.94 23.62 +.05 +3.9 TwoHrIn pfD N TWOpD 25.44 6.99 39 25.32 111 25.32 25.31 +.02 +3.9 TwHrIn pf E N TWOpE 25.41 6.27 50 25.31 166 25.31 25.29 +.01 +5.5 2U Q TWOU 59.74 11.51 3909 35.54 13142 43.43 31.21 -4.09 -11.2sTylerTech N TYL 88 479.79 247.22 1278 401.06 4032 479.79 372.80 -62.36 -8.1 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, March 6, 2021 

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TymeTch Q TYME 4.99 .85 4307 1.80 20557 2.20 1.58 -.20 +47.5sTyson N TSN 1.78f 2.4 12 72.95 42.57 3362 72.71 14383 73.79 68.26 +5.04 +12.8tTZP Str un Q TZPSU 10.65 10.05 260 10.05 517 10.35 10.03 -.25 -2.1U -:sUS Concrte Q USCR 29 57.97 6.75 501 58.90 1550 59.10 52.91 +7.44 +47.4 US Gl hrs Q USAU 17.40 2.61 93 9.10 568 10.93 8.50 -1.05 -45.0 US WellSv Q USWS 3.37 .23 3669 1.44 18929 1.95 1.25 -.33 +247.8 US Well wt Q MPACW .44 UBS 3xLCr N WTIU 6.50 .18 .21 VelDlyIn N EXIV 28.28 5.00 7.45 UBS FILCG N FBGX 613.75 147.31 1 523.53 5 570.50 496.38 -22.98 -5.2 UBS2xSPDiv N SDYL 3.40e 4.0 89.61 32.21 85.79 UBS Grp N UBS .69e 4.4 16.20 7.48 3886 15.63 18269 16.03 15.20 +.11 +10.6 uCldlink n Q UCL 24.77 8.56 4 10.40 16 12.28 10.40 -1.40 -1.3 UDR N UDR 1.44 3.4 49.46 29.20 2311 42.55 10474 43.27 41.63 +1.38 +10.7 UFP Inds Q UFPI .60e 1.0 27 65.62 29.17 455 62.40 1781 63.73 60.47 +1.40 +12.3sUFP Tch Q UFPT 23 54.95 30.80 50 53.70 180 55.52 49.75 +4.18 +15.2sUGI Corp N UGI 1.30 3.2 14 40.67 21.75 1099 40.66 5569 40.82 38.24 +2.35 +16.3sUMB Fn Q UMBF 1.28f 1.4 25 91.86 39.47 333 91.88 1284 92.15 84.94 +7.51 +33.2sUMH Prop N UMH .76f 4.2 25 18.10 8.63 252 18.17 1269 18.17 16.75 +1.10 +22.7 UMH pfC N UMHpC 1.69 6.7 25.87 10.25 18 25.20 60 25.24 24.95 +.16 -1.2 UP Fint Q TIGR 38.50 2.03 13684 19.30 47498 27.18 16.27 -4.55 +143.1 USEcology Q ECOL .72 1.8 18 41.16 29.89 174 40.94 1053 40.98 37.75 +2.73 +12.7sUS FdsHl N USFD 25 38.77 8.32 2443 38.00 12064 38.77 36.03 +1.54 +14.1 USGlobInv Q GROW .03 .5 5 8.37 .80 232 6.38 1275 7.39 5.82 -.61 +17.1 USPhysTh N USPH 1.28f 1.1 53 143.67 45.13 58 113.33 393 119.21 107.76 -3.91 -5.8sUS Silica N SLCA .02m .1 14.13 .79 2011 14.30 8813 15.09 12.65 +.99 +103.7 US XprE N USX 28 11.34 2.65 332 10.25 2318 11.03 9.50 +1.00 +49.9 USA Cmp N USAC 2.10 14.4 16.45 3.52 298 14.55 1454 14.79 13.85 +.57 +7.0sUSA Trk Q USAK 28 17.14 2.36 177 15.00 1323 17.14 14.00 +1.10 +68.0sUSANA N USNA 17 102.58 43.01 151 101.39 736 102.58 97.10 +4.33 +31.5 USCF shpei N BUY 17.96 11.23 17.18 USCF shpen N BUYN 11.09 6.58 9.69 USD Ptrs N USDP 1.48f 28.5 9.15 1.00 130 5.20 589 5.27 4.85 +.35 +52.5 UTStarcm Q UTSI 8 2.55 .82 133 1.35 682 1.79 1.26 -.26 -2.2sUWM Hl n N UWMC 12.45 7.24 12447 8.68 177490 12.45 7.57 +1.11 UWM wt N UWMC/WS Uber Tch N UBER 64.05 13.71 31563 55.54 121054 57.80 50.81 +3.79 +8.9 Ubiquiti N UI 1.60f .5 64 362.89 110.01 77 319.08 501 340.00 297.71 +.16 +14.6tUcommune Q UK 12.07 3.05 428 2.93 1184 3.47 2.68 -.43 -53.6sUltaBeauty Q ULTA 31 343.17 124.05 1060 333.37 4286 343.17 317.20 +11.04 +16.1 UltraClean Q UCTT 40 51.95 11.79 883 45.75 3241 51.25 41.01 -.63 +46.9 Ultragenyx Q RARE 179.65 31.99 525 118.50 2773 145.00 110.66 -23.04 -14.4 Ultralife Q ULBI 20 8.85 4.85 53 6.69 282 7.17 6.42 -.12 +3.4 Ultrapar N UGP .55e 16.0 4.74 1.97 2609 3.41 25813 3.59 3.04 -24.7 Umpqua Q UMPQ .84 4.6 12 18.31 8.88 1640 18.09 8478 18.30 17.18 +1.02 +19.5sUndrArm N UAA 23.73 7.15 6949 22.66 34984 23.73 21.46 +.77 +32.0sUnAr C wi N UA 19.72 6.37 3827 18.74 16293 19.72 17.86 +.54 +25.9tUniQure Q QURE 71.45 32.72 625 32.48 2769 38.79 30.76 -4.22 -10.1 UnicoA Q UNAM 8.60 3.95 2 5.61 5 6.00 5.06 -.02 +23.3sUnifi N UFI 27.00 7.48 95 26.32 493 27.00 24.55 +1.39 +48.4sUniFirst N UNF 1.00 .4 28 253.50 121.89 98 248.62 372 253.50 240.86 +6.33 +17.4 Unilever N UL 1.48e 2.7 63.89 44.06 2619 54.02 15622 54.38 52.38 +1.96 -10.5 UnionA II un Q LATNU 12.76 8.86 2 10.75 3 11.95 10.50 -1.05 +1.2 UnionBkVT Q UNB 1.32f 4.4 20 31.50 16.50 15 29.95 56 30.00 27.15 +2.43 +16.5 UnionPac N UNP 3.88 1.9 26 221.28 105.08 3186 209.71 16821 211.60 198.59 +3.75 +.7 UniqueF A UFAB .20m 3.0 10 7.51 1.44 3 6.67 18 6.90 6.60 -.13 +21.3 Unisys N UIS 26.84 8.25 442 24.51 2866 25.41 23.10 -.04 +24.5 UtdAirlHl Q UAL 6 63.53 17.80 21471 50.52 91548 55.93 46.56 -2.16 +16.8sUnBnOH Q UBCP .57 3.8 10 14.97 7.64 27 15.00 62 15.00 14.40 +.50 +13.8 UtdBOH Q UBOH .28m 1.2 11 26.93 12.60 1 23.88 86 24.89 23.23 +.03 -6.1sUBSI Q UBSI 1.40 3.5 19 39.91 19.67 633 39.92 2585 40.00 37.46 +2.97 +23.2 UtdCmBks Q UCBI .72 2.1 20 35.33 14.95 588 34.72 2356 35.11 33.22 +1.66 +22.1 UtdFire Q UFCS 1.32 3.9 38 41.61 18.83 131 34.00 630 34.11 30.02 +4.70 +35.5 UtdInsur Q UIHC .24 3.4 10.23 4.34 178 7.16 970 7.40 6.42 +1.00 +25.2 UtdMicro N UMC .09e 1.0 62 11.28 2.10 11344 8.61 50759 10.14 8.02 -1.19 +2.1sUtdNtrlF N UNFI 32.88 5.00 1875 31.50 7241 32.88 26.42 +5.05 +97.2 UPS B N UPS 4.08f 2.5 31 178.01 82.00 3668 164.40 16703 165.18 157.55 +6.57 -2.4 UtdRentals N URI 25 321.94 58.85 733 300.96 4053 305.99 282.20 +3.58 +29.8 USecBcCA Q UBFO .44 5.2 12 9.40 5.04 71 8.39 327 8.49 7.46 +.93 +19.0 USNatGas N UNL 9.25 7.10 99 8.28 132 8.65 8.20 -.05 +9.1sUS12MoOil N USL 22.25 9.50 143 22.73 787 22.74 20.60 +1.55 +32.2 USAntimny A UAMY 2.56 .22 16910 1.14 60315 1.65 .98 -.29 +118.4 US Bancrp N USB 1.68 3.2 12 53.54 28.36 10620 52.47 46317 52.69 50.04 +2.47 +12.6 US Bcp pfA N USBpA 35.49e 3.8 974.15 650.00 3 945.00 24 945.00 908.66 +39.00 -2.2 US Bcp pfH N USBpH .89e 3.8 24.80 13.26 68 23.24 527 23.61 23.10 -.16 -6.2 US Bcp pfM N USBpM 1.63 6.2 27.50 21.51 56 26.27 412 26.40 26.17 +.01 -1.5 US Bcp pfO N USBpO 1.29 5.2 26.25 15.11 24.99 -.1sUS Brent N BNO 17.40 5.91 1481 17.50 8282 17.52 15.73 +1.30 +35.9 US Cellular N USM 7 37.28 23.91 266 32.61 1049 32.63 29.42 +3.18 +6.3 US Cellu60 N UZA 1.74 6.8 26.33 13.49 7 25.61 67 25.66 25.41 +.13 +1.5 US Cellu 63 N UZB 1.81 7.2 26.38 13.25 9 25.31 80 25.34 25.14 +.08 US Cell64 N UZC 1.81 7.1 26.80 13.45 24 25.35 84 25.35 25.14 +.20 +.4 USCmdtyFd N USCI 37.58 24.03 50 36.46 296 36.50 35.77 +.11 +11.6 US Eng Q USEG 18.57 2.44 1201 4.70 2358 4.91 4.01 +.03 +27.7sUS GasFd N UGA 32.50 8.19 165 33.30 875 33.30 30.80 +2.00 +37.0 USCoppFd N CPER 26.85 12.87 633 25.18 3013 26.04 23.69 +.08 +15.9sUSLime Q USLM .64 .4 38 146.20 60.99 6 146.38 45 146.38 139.00 +6.24 +28.4 US NGas N UNG 15.14 8.22 2689 10.08 17465 10.67 10.02 -.24 +9.6 US Oil rs N USO 81.40 16.88 7873 44.44 39599 44.51 40.07 +3.13 +34.6 USSteel N X .04 .2 24.71 4.54 20063 18.15 98379 19.61 16.82 +1.54 +8.2 UtdTherap Q UTHR 181.14 75.58 502 164.34 2088 173.12 159.02 -2.84 +8.3 UtdGrdian Q UG .72e 5.2 21 18.30 10.65 5 13.85 27 14.33 13.75 -.15 -3.7 UtdhlthGp N UNH 5.00 1.4 28 367.95 187.72 4561 347.10 20481 348.29 332.67 +14.88 -1.0 UnitGrp Q UNIT .60 5.6 13.40 4.86 3212 10.79 15733 12.24 10.06 -1.12 -8.0 UNITIL N UTL 1.52f 3.5 22 61.86 32.80 77 43.90 322 44.56 41.33 +2.06 -.8sUnityBcp Q UNTY .32 1.5 13 21.81 8.76 37 21.39 153 21.81 19.77 +1.54 +21.9 UnityBio Q UBX 15.44 2.72 1274 6.13 3969 7.70 5.42 -.68 +17.0 UntySftw n N U 174.94 75.11 8258 93.82 27994 111.96 86.00 -13.81 -38.9 UnivarSol N UNVR 34 22.08 6.40 1182 20.55 6364 20.67 19.25 +.64 +8.1 UnvslCp N UVV 3.08 5.8 8 54.70 37.04 260 53.45 697 53.50 51.12 +2.63 +10.0 UnivDisp Q OLED .60 .3 95 262.77 105.11 876 189.08 2431 221.14 180.20 -22.61 -17.7sUnvElc Q UEIC 22 61.40 29.50 48 59.14 389 61.40 57.29 +.95 +12.7 UnvHR N UHT 2.78f 4.0 49 114.23 52.25 76 68.94 237 68.94 61.62 +6.99 +7.3 UnivHlthS N UHS .80 .6 12 143.84 65.20 619 131.34 4215 132.19 125.00 +6.01 -4.5 Univ Insur N UVE .64a 4.1 26 23.44 10.84 239 15.60 1048 15.60 14.41 +.71 +3.2sUnvLogist Q ULH .42 1.6 17 25.62 11.02 96 25.50 447 25.62 23.41 +2.09 +23.8 UnvSecInst A UUU 19.88 .30 130 5.87 899 7.42 5.29 -1.10 +17.2 UnvStainls Q USAP 23 11.91 5.12 27 10.09 126 10.94 9.71 -.19 +34.9 UnivTInst N UTI .08 1.3 4 8.31 2.75 133 6.14 676 6.36 5.86 +.01 -5.0sUnivstFinl Q UVSP .80 2.9 16 27.61 13.20 154 27.72 691 27.89 25.16 +2.57 +34.7sUnumGrp N UNM 1.14 4.0 7 28.78 9.58 4779 28.79 16555 28.90 26.72 +2.31 +25.5 UplandSoft Q UPLD 52.00 20.75 379 46.22 1597 51.57 43.36 -3.21 +.7 UpstarHld n Q UPST 105.58 28.25 2317 51.16 9220 73.46 42.51 -14.48 +25.5 Upwork Q UPWK 63.88 5.14 4214 44.25 15954 55.84 39.31 -9.63 +28.2 Ur-Energy A URG 1.57 .27 5605 1.00 21521 1.29 .89 -.13 +24.8 UraniumEn A UEC 2.56 .35 4905 2.04 27679 2.46 1.88 -.08 +15.9 UrbnEdg N UE .88 5.1 22 17.73 6.98 634 17.22 4560 17.27 16.05 +.72 +33.1 UrbanOne Q UONE 54.16 .95 327 5.05 4361 7.30 4.81 -.50 +20.0 UrbanOnD Q UONEK 6.84 .56 327 1.52 4563 2.05 1.40 -.10 +29.9sUrbanOut Q URBN 18 36.28 12.28 2340 37.51 12022 38.03 32.52 +3.61 +46.5 UrogenP Q URGN 30.89 13.12 397 19.87 1604 20.79 18.00 +.82 +10.3 UrovantS Q UROV 16.25 6.55 156 16.20 534 16.21 16.11 +.03 +.4 UrstdBid N UBP 1.10 7.9 24 16.85 8.18 2 13.89 20 14.52 13.37 +.54 +15.9 UrsBidA N UBA .56f 3.3 28 21.35 8.22 264 17.01 1005 17.39 15.77 +.89 +20.4 UrstBd pfK N UBPpK 1.47 6.0 25.74 13.73 2 24.50 19 24.55 24.16 +.35 -1.5 UrstBid pfH N UBPpH 1.56 6.2 26.19 12.61 38 25.00 63 25.15 24.73 +.44 -.1 Usio Inc Q USIO 8.19 .75 335 5.17 1136 7.00 4.76 -1.10 +93.6 UtahMed Q UTMD 1.14f 1.3 109.00 75.33 22 87.45 61 89.26 84.67 +3.05 +3.7 UtzBrnds n N UTZ .05p 26.62 16.60 683 24.08 3317 25.99 21.87 -1.19 +9.2 Uxin Ltd Q UXIN 2.00 .72 3716 1.07 16249 1.27 .95 -.09 +22.6V -:VBI Vacc Q VBIV 6.93 .69 6610 3.09 31094 3.62 2.68 -.28 +12.4 VEON Q VEON .28e 16.0 2.06 1.20 6133 1.75 23026 1.84 1.66 -.03 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25.57 25.17 +.31 -2.6sValmont N VMI 2.00f .9 36 246.63 82.60 165 233.56 922 246.63 222.62 -2.97 +33.5 ValueLine Q VALU .84 2.8 28 35.95 20.01 3 30.20 14 30.20 28.49 +1.34 -8.4sValvoline N VVV .45 1.8 15 25.62 9.06 1378 25.49 7190 25.62 24.22 +.53 +10.2 VnE MunA N MAAX 26.40 18.82 1 24.56 21 24.73 23.44 +.00 -1.4sVEckOilSvc N OIH .47e .2 213.31 3.30 1006 222.00 4600 222.52 201.11 +21.32 +44.2 VEckVcREr N REMX .50a .6 93.84 7.97 808 77.04 2564 88.23 72.52 -6.24 +17.0sVnEkEnIn N EINC 48.84 6.27 25 48.56 97 49.12 44.64 +3.20 +18.3 VanEMGold N OUNZ 20.20 14.19 342 16.53 1569 16.98 16.47 -.30 -10.7 VanEGold N GDX .06e .2 45.78 16.18 27000 31.78 152559 32.21 30.64 +.65 -11.8 VanE Vid Q ESPO 81.39 31.00 328 68.38 1080 74.99 66.13 -3.80 -2.3 VnE LgFl N LFEQ 36.44 20.48 2 35.52 14 36.02 34.58 +.19 +2.5 VanE Grn N GRNB 28.09 25.37 11 27.23 180 27.45 27.16 -.23 -2.6 VnEkSteel N SLX .40e .8 52.35 17.61 152 51.84 395 52.19 49.22 +3.29 +16.2 VanE Env N EVX .53e .4 128.94 64.01 1 126.58 10 126.58 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19 49.63 46.55 -1.15 +1.8 VnEkIndGr N GLIN .57e 1.7 35.28 17.75 11 33.47 44 34.09 32.52 +1.08 +2.6 VanE Egyp N EGPT 27.94 17.00 1 26.73 12 27.29 26.17 +.24 +6.9 VanE JrGld N GDXJ 65.95 19.52 8382 45.61 40001 46.87 44.00 -.15 -15.9 VnEk Viet N VNM .32e 1.8 18.75 9.30 345 17.70 1473 18.08 17.29 +.10 +1.2 VanEBrzSC N BRF 24.58 10.76 3 19.01 50 19.31 17.71 +.21 -10.8 VanEIndo N IDX .25e 1.3 22.08 10.47 8 19.97 48 20.90 19.75 -.01 -3.1 VanENatRs N HAP .64e 1.4 44.84 20.36 2 44.53 62 44.63 43.00 +1.35 +15.5 VanE VAfr N AFK .53e 2.5 22.22 11.24 24 21.12 63 21.60 20.70 +.13 +3.6sVanE Gam Q BJK 1.07e 2.0 55.58 20.02 161 53.00 594 55.58 50.84 -.08 +13.2 VandaPhm Q VNDA 8 20.51 7.12 796 18.25 2675 19.13 17.14 -.41 +38.9 VangLTBd N BLV 3.20a 3.2 117.98 90.70 319 98.65 1979 100.96 98.15 -3.06 -10.0 VangIntBd N BIV 2.17a 2.4 94.43 83.21 1879 89.39 11688 90.40 89.13 -.93 -3.7 VangSTBd N BSV 1.08e 1.2 83.30 78.10 2662 82.25 12712 82.45 82.18 -.18 -.8 VangTotBd N BND 2.06e 2.1 89.59 76.49 6871 85.10 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269.60 1985 291.23 255.23 -12.06 +.7 VangSCV N VBR 1.96e 1.2 163.84 73.32 794 162.41 3274 163.48 155.38 +4.54 +14.2 VangTSM N VTI 2.17e 1.1 208.39 109.49 6612 200.75 27688 205.85 194.11 +.67 +3.1sVangValu N VTV 2.05e 1.6 128.16 75.55 4466 127.91 26424 128.28 123.58 +3.99 +7.5 VangSP500 N VOO 3.81e 1.1 362.37 200.55 8719 352.69 30799 359.39 341.92 +3.10 +2.6 VangMCVal N VOE 1.76e 1.3 132.49 67.66 514 131.19 2055 131.59 126.00 +3.63 +10.3 VangMCGr N VOT .82e .4 231.42 106.08 311 208.51 1073 223.05 198.89 -8.66 -1.7 VangREIT N VNQ 3.08e 3.5 94.40 55.58 7166 86.86 29817 89.67 84.45 -1.01 +2.3 VangDivAp N VIG 1.82e 1.3 143.67 87.71 3020 140.58 11513 142.57 136.02 +1.37 -.4 V exUSRE Q VNQI 2.20e 4.0 56.40 35.51 328 54.62 1533 55.62 53.97 -.03 +.6 VangAllWld N VSS 2.83e 2.2 129.92 66.95 713 126.13 5193 128.66 124.10 +.23 +3.5 VangAllW N VEU 1.34e 2.2 63.03 35.41 6616 60.32 24131 61.15 59.32 +.52 +3.4 VangEmg N VWO 1.10e 2.1 56.66 29.96 14267 52.60 73626 54.04 51.70 +.11 +5.0 VangPacif N VPL 1.37e 1.7 84.90 48.00 576 81.37 3409 82.50 80.04 +.66 +2.2 VangEur N VGK 1.71e 2.8 63.51 36.29 4993 61.80 22971 62.69 60.90 +.56 +2.6 VangTEBd N VTEB .28e 55.52 44.00 1019 54.44 6968 54.48 54.19 -1.4 Vang500Gr N VOOG 1.62e .7 243.54 126.49 166 226.41 812 235.37 218.97 -2.37 -1.6 Van500Val N VOOV 2.01e 1.5 133.42 78.30 162 132.77 859 133.20 128.41 +3.86 +7.3sVanSC600V N VIOV 1.66e 1.0 173.07 74.02 198 173.03 844 173.21 165.45 +7.79 +23.2 VanSC600G N VIOG 1.13e .5 232.26 99.36 24 215.75 113 225.58 206.32 -2.42 +9.7 VangSC600 N VIOO 1.19e .6 199.72 86.18 139 195.39 389 198.44 187.86 +3.23 +16.5 VanMC400V N IVOV 1.50e 1.0 151.49 69.24 60 150.52 167 150.85 144.66 +4.55 +14.3 VanMC400G N IVOG 1.16e .6 199.44 90.00 14 185.75 51 195.48 177.80 -4.16 +3.9 VanMC400 N IVOO 1.57e .9 174.21 79.50 49 169.67 143 173.94 163.00 +1.19 +9.1 VanShTTr Q VGSH .74 1.2 62.47 60.05 2498 61.52 7908 61.57 61.50 -.07 -.1 VanSTCpB Q VCSH 2.09 2.5 83.50 71.19 4882 82.48 19065 82.77 82.39 -.28 -.9 VanTotBd Q VTC 2.64 3.0 94.93 68.58 52 89.38 351 90.75 89.14 -1.46 -5.1 VangR3K Q VTHR 2.40e 1.3 186.27 97.77 13 178.65 262 183.54 173.76 +.06 +2.6 VanR2KGr Q VTWG 1.02e .5 247.55 94.30 103 216.22 476 233.87 204.10 -8.93 +3.7 VanR2KV Q VTWV 2.45e 1.8 138.91 60.58 126 137.39 613 138.83 131.64 +4.80 +19.0 VangR2K Q VTWO 1.59e .9 186.00 76.92 401 175.84 1933 183.00 167.22 -.22 +11.1 VanR1KGr Q VONG 1.44e .6 262.81 131.88 218 242.08 728 253.71 233.32 -3.90 -2.3tVanIntTTr Q VGIT 1.36 2.0 70.86 67.62 1293 67.67 4670 68.14 67.54 -.42 -2.5 VanR1KV Q VONV 2.68e 2.1 130.20 73.92 148 129.34 823 129.67 124.86 +3.36 +7.9 VangR1K Q VONE 2.37e 1.3 186.05 99.51 35 179.57 252 183.82 174.07 +.66 +2.5 VanMtgBSc Q VMBS 1.14 2.1 54.74 50.77 1902 53.67 7438 53.84 53.58 -.06 -.7 VanLTCpB Q VCLT 3.70 3.7 113.29 78.18 2207 100.82 6823 103.71 100.25 -3.24 -9.2 VanLTTrs Q VGLT 1.86 2.2 109.76 83.72 608 84.68 3668 86.13 84.12 -2.52 -11.7 VanIntCpB Q VCIT 2.73 2.9 97.19 78.82 9460 93.40 29802 94.74 93.20 -1.18 -3.9sVangSTInfl Q VTIP .97e 1.9 51.58 46.38 2000 51.50 8873 51.58 51.42 +.08 +.8 VangFTSE N VEA 1.10e 2.3 50.10 28.46 12051 48.52 59332 49.06 47.75 +.51 +2.8 VanTIntBd Q BNDX .57 1.0 58.77 53.89 2747 57.16 16137 57.37 57.04 -.01 -2.4 VanTIntStk Q VXUS 1.57e 2.5 64.98 36.42 3909 62.16 20181 63.07 61.15 +.46 +3.3 VangCnD N VCR 2.03e .7 300.60 118.99 234 278.03 904 291.84 264.51 -5.49 +1.0 VangCnS N VDC 3.69e 2.2 175.00 120.70 115 169.26 631 169.76 164.58 +3.56 -2.7sVangEngy N VDE 2.37e 3.2 72.03 30.03 2558 73.45 8829 73.59 67.86 +6.80 +41.6sVangFncl N VFH .90e 1.1 84.15 42.34 779 83.53 4300 84.15 80.77 +3.35 +14.7 VanHC Etf N VHT 1.96e .9 237.28 138.11 272 222.31 1497 229.04 216.25 -2.31 -.6sVangIndl N VIS 2.25e 1.2 182.20 89.88 191 180.74 981 182.20 173.88 +4.47 +6.3 VangInfT N VGT 1.61e .5 382.73 179.45 1012 348.40 3821 369.57 335.60 -8.10 -1.5 VangMat N VAW 2.12e 1.3 169.02 81.10 135 164.77 872 166.72 157.89 +4.64 +5.0 VangUtil N VPU 3.41e 2.6 150.56 96.09 359 131.26 1847 132.39 128.07 +2.99 -4.3 VangTel N VOX 3.14e 2.4 133.43 66.51 252 130.52 968 132.47 126.10 +2.06 +8.6 VantageEn N VEI Vapothrm N VAPO 54.42 6.86 436 21.98 1784 25.49 20.29 -2.32 -18.2 VarexImag Q VREX 26.66 10.37 207 23.24 1096 24.54 22.27 +.31 +39.3 VarianMed N VAR 44 176.50 89.62 770 175.85 4536 176.18 175.30 +.58 +.5 Varonis Q VRNS 226.00 48.95 900 160.82 4320 190.07 151.07 -22.72 -1.7 VascuBio Q VBLT 3.17 .90 436 1.81 3706 2.00 1.65 -4.2 VastaPlat n Q VSTA 22.35 10.94 81 13.61 353 14.25 12.54 +.24 -6.1 Vaxart h Q VXRT 24.90 1.08 9142 6.02 39667 7.64 5.28 -1.13 +5.4stVctoIQII A n Q VTIQ 11.00 9.87 275 10.40 477 11.00 9.85 +3.0sVectorAc un Q VACQU 16.49 9.75 98 13.48 4227 16.49 11.96 +2.63 +25.4sVectorAc n Q VACQ 15.15 9.72 3662 12.50 66914 15.15 11.06 +2.25 +23.6 VectorGp N VGR .80m 5.7 23 14.60 7.92 666 13.92 3271 14.23 13.33 +.27 +19.5sVectrus N VEC 22 59.60 28.90 59 59.87 520 59.94 54.57 +5.27 +20.4sVedantaLtd N VEDL 1.20e 9.8 12.32 3.24 1099 12.19 5545 12.34 11.36 +.94 +38.8 VeecoInst Q VECO 22.70 7.42 364 21.30 1952 22.63 20.30 -.20 +22.7 VeevaSys N VEEV 325.54 118.11 2240 254.79 10039 294.92 235.74 -25.32 -6.4tVelodyne n Q VLDR 30.81 11.80 7713 12.96 28247 17.20 10.93 -1.73 -43.2 VenatorM N VNTR 5.24 1.12 1484 4.16 3777 4.25 3.73 +.33 +25.7 Ventas N VTR 1.80m 3.3 49 56.61 13.35 2491 55.14 11907 55.46 51.95 +2.24 +12.4 VenusCn Q VERO 7.21 1.60 558 2.37 2599 2.76 2.17 -.23 +37.0 Veoneer N VNE 30.71 5.25 779 26.32 2878 28.54 24.56 -1.16 +23.6sVBradley Q VRA 17 10.19 3.12 305 10.14 1461 10.19 9.39 +.65 +27.4 Veracyte Q VCYT 86.03 13.90 2519 47.51 7368 64.83 40.69 -10.55 -2.9 Verastem Q VSTM 4.67 1.08 3550 2.22 13456 2.50 2.05 -.13 +4.2 VerbTch Q VERB 3.10 .90 2022 1.95 9541 2.45 1.63 -.33 +18.2 Vereit pf N VERpF 1.68 6.6 25.87 12.53 10 25.31 92 25.42 25.20 +.03 +.6 Vereit rs N VER 1.85f 4.9 46.60 17.78 2080 37.81 9132 40.28 36.39 -1.19 +.1 Vericel Q VCEL 53.98 6.78 737 42.51 3715 49.50 39.06 -5.77 +37.7 Vericity Q VERY 6.25e 16.10 6.91 6 11.25 26 11.49 9.81 +1.06 +12.4 VerifyMe n Q VRME 6.40 2.29 146 3.89 903 4.91 3.70 -.53 +8.1 VerintSys Q VRNT 53 77.70 32.44 759 47.96 3670 50.66 46.77 -1.33 -28.6 Verisign Q VRSN 43 221.30 148.77 679 193.77 3432 196.69 188.23 -.26 -10.5 Verisk Q VRSK 1.16f .7 33 210.66 116.61 1923 168.12 12474 168.62 159.79 +4.27 -19.0sVeritex Q VBTX .68 2.2 27 30.77 10.02 247 30.74 1266 30.77 29.41 +1.66 +19.8sVeritiv N VRTV 45.50 5.70 577 40.18 11887 45.50 23.63 +16.40 +93.3 Veritone Q VERI 50.34 1.22 1669 33.21 7038 40.22 30.48 -2.84 +16.7 VerizonCm N VZ 2.52 4.5 13 61.95 48.84 23590 56.00 110146 56.20 54.40 +.70 -4.7 VermilnE g N VET 1.38 10.98 1.50 5041 7.41 16096 7.69 6.19 +1.12 +66.5 VeronaPh Q VRNA 15.71 2.01 93 8.76 720 9.46 8.45 -.37 +25.1 VerraMo Q VRRM 15.85 5.63 1037 14.57 4812 15.15 13.20 +.32 +8.6 Verrica Q VRCA 16.91 6.02 292 13.68 617 15.52 12.78 -.03 +18.9 Verso Cp N VRS .10a .8 13.44 7.36 441 13.32 2049 13.32 12.20 +.82 +10.8 VertexEn Q VTNR 3.14 .40 1960 1.37 12998 1.96 1.17 -.17 +92.4 Vertex n Q VERX 39.71 21.11 249 30.56 906 33.46 25.92 -.19 -12.3 VertxPh Q VRTX 21 306.08 197.47 1705 211.98 11282 214.13 205.85 -.57 -10.3 VertivHl N VRT 22.43 4.75 7871 20.05 35281 21.60 18.96 -.88 +7.4 Vertiv wt N VRT/WS Vertiv un N VERT/U 23.46 5.80 19.90 -6.8 Veru Inc Q VERU 24.57 2.30 1870 12.33 11523 15.65 10.69 -1.49 +42.5 VesprHl A n Q VSPR 12.84 10.01 810 10.46 3232 11.22 10.03 -.58 -7.5 VesprHl un Q VSPRU 13.60 9.90 18 11.00 78 12.00 10.51 -.79 -9.2 ViaOpt n N VIAO 15.57 7.04 12 12.60 80 15.12 12.52 -.59 -6.4 ViaSat Q VSAT 61.35 25.10 727 49.34 2638 53.90 46.60 -1.80 +51.1sCBS A Q VIACA .96 1.3 22 72.43 13.12 210 74.23 859 74.69 64.49 +9.97 +96.3sCBS B Q VIAC .96 1.3 17 72.59 10.10 14157 74.24 80945 74.76 64.60 +9.75 +99.2 ViadCorp N VVI .40 1.0 50.46 11.25 242 42.00 1014 45.03 40.02 +.16 +16.1tViatris n Q VTRS 18.86 13.31 13293 13.91 84308 15.30 13.31 -.94 -25.8 Viavi Q VIAV 17.13 8.08 3294 15.54 11981 16.66 15.20 -.65 +3.8stVckrsVnI n Q VCKA 3 9.85 3 9.85 9.85 Vicor Q VICR 104.68 30.42 197 91.38 840 102.82 86.44 -7.11 -.9 VicDvAcc Q VSDA 40.41 24.59 12 39.82 382 39.90 38.43 +.82 +.5 VicMultiF Q VSMV 35.21 23.11 5 34.18 21 34.33 33.23 +.41 +.5 Vict500VW Q CFA .44e .7 65.87 35.41 10 64.21 82 65.34 62.06 +.48 +3.1 VictDisEnV Q CSF .38e .7 58.69 31.28 9 57.94 48 58.53 56.06 +1.28 +15.2 Vict500EV Q CFO .47e .7 65.79 43.06 21 64.23 240 65.46 62.13 +.59 +3.0 VicEM Hi Q CEY 23.59 15.38 2 23.18 8 23.56 23.12 +.28 +5.0 VictDevVol Q CIZ .01j 32.91 21.76 1 31.54 27 32.10 31.36 -.04 +.5sVictIncEV Q CDC 1.09e 1.8 59.30 38.30 60 59.36 242 59.46 57.18 +2.43 +10.3 VictSCVol Q CSA .16e 62.87 28.50 0 62.08 5 62.60 60.25 +.76 +15.6 VictIntlVol Q CIL .15e 42.90 26.15 41.55 6 42.31 41.55 +.01 -.6 VicEmMkt Q CEZ 28.43 17.05 8 27.65 26 27.96 27.33 +.40 +6.7sVictLCHiDv Q CDL .44e 51.94 29.35 7 52.00 48 52.00 50.43 +1.79 +10.4sVictSCHiD N CSB .60e 58.52 26.80 18 58.34 161 58.52 56.01 +2.04 +16.8sVictIntHiD Q CID .33e 31.47 19.70 5 31.44 11 31.47 31.09 +.56 +5.6 VictCap Q VCTR .36f 1.5 26.04 10.18 106 24.54 492 25.28 23.01 +.79 -1.1 VielaBio Q VIE 70.66 25.02 1030 52.96 4481 53.38 52.93 -.24 +47.2 ViemedH Q VMD 11.98 2.44 491 9.59 1786 10.45 9.43 +.16 +23.6 ViewRay Q VRAY 7.36 1.11 1313 4.21 8742 4.78 3.81 -.15 +10.2 VikingTh Q VKTX 10.09 3.26 1374 6.65 6477 7.17 6.04 -.09 +18.1sVillagB&T Q VBFC 39 39.00 24.75 1 38.90 3 39.00 37.63 +.90 +13.1 VillgFrm Q VFF 20.32 2.07 2604 13.58 12101 17.55 12.15 -2.21 +33.9 VillSupMkt Q VLGEA 1.00 4.0 14 27.88 16.48 70 25.14 253 26.13 23.09 +2.09 +14.0 VinceHlg N VNCE 3 11.51 3.16 26 8.20 72 9.11 7.57 -.40 +28.9 Vincerx Q VINC 22.94 9.35 89 18.93 573 20.90 17.89 -.37 -9.5 Vincerx un Q VINCU 31.00 8.82 30.90 +60.4 VinciPrtA n Q VINP 19.46 14.53 166 17.19 1897 18.67 15.45 +1.52 +1.7 ViomiTc Q VIOT .10p 18.99 4.20 1286 9.73 7596 13.38 8.71 -.65 +88.9 ViperEnPt Q VNOM .37e 2.3 33 18.42 4.98 694 16.33 3049 16.39 15.28 +.79 +40.5sVipshop N VIPS 39 40.41 12.28 8456 41.22 44048 41.26 37.70 +3.90 +46.6 VirBiotch Q VIR 141.01 25.31 2130 45.18 13915 67.64 35.00 -17.45 +68.7 VirTra Q VTSI 30 6.09 2.00 67 4.78 254 5.94 4.68 -.92 +35.8tViracta Q VIRX 18.24 10.11 672 9.74 3462 16.82 8.87 -5.96 Virco Q VIRC .06 1.8 4.61 1.82 32 3.32 101 3.49 3.00 +.22 +31.2 VirgnGal N SPCE 62.80 9.06 36835 27.29 96040 39.70 23.94 -9.94 +15.0 VirgGal wt N SPCE/WS VirgGal un N SPCE/U 35.00 10.80 18.00 ViridianTh Q VRDN 25.19 4.67 306 16.05 418 17.49 14.65 -.39 VirnetX A VHC 1.00e 7.79 3.90 5.19 tVirpaxPh n Q VRPX 5.98 4.87 101 4.93 303 5.96 4.72 -.46 -14.3 VirtuFin Q VIRT .96 3.6 37 29.76 17.30 1416 26.98 7978 27.87 26.18 -.29 +7.2tVirtuAcq un Q VOSOU 10.60 9.98 354 10.17 1377 10.30 9.98 -.03 -1.7 VirDynCr N BLHY 24.72 20.47 24.41 4 24.56 24.37 -.03 +.6tVirAllArtif N AIO 29.97 26.18 159 26.50 634 29.22 25.50 -.91 -6.0sVirAllCv24 N CBH 10.28 5.50 31 10.19 288 10.28 9.97 +.15 +2.0 VirAllCvInc N NCV .78 14.1 6.03 2.11 847 5.55 2881 5.84 5.33 -.13 -3.3 VirAlCvInII N NCZ .69 14.1 5.33 1.98 811 4.89 3082 5.19 4.69 -.12 -3.9 VirAllEqCv N NIE 1.52 5.6 30.03 14.62 135 27.38 520 29.18 26.34 -.82 -3.2 ZweigTR N ZTR .97 10.6 11.15 4.87 200 9.14 909 9.24 8.96 +.16 +4.1 VirtGblMSc N VGI 1.87 15.8 13.15 6.80 68 11.83 370 12.14 11.37 -.12 -2.3sVirtusInv Q VRTS 2.68 1.1 32 270.00 55.37 46 245.91 387 270.00 229.68 -4.99 +13.3 Visa N V 1.28f .6 44 220.53 133.93 7580 215.41 38760 217.93 208.67 +3.02 -1.5 VishayInt N VSH .38 1.6 34 24.94 11.23 1477 23.35 6362 24.84 22.20 -.52 +12.7 VishayPrc N VPG 42 37.08 16.56 76 33.35 409 34.09 32.09 +1.03 +5.9tVisionMar n Q VMAR 17.90 9.00 151 9.28 736 11.80 8.31 -2.13 -31.0 VislnkT hrs Q VISL 8.94 .66 16945 3.05 79570 4.12 2.38 -.19 +131.1 VistaGold A VGZ 23 1.45 .36 627 .93 2782 1.02 .88 -.00 -14.2 VistaMd n Q VMAC 11.12 9.67 172 10.03 2610 10.60 9.86 -.12 -.6 VistaAc un Q VMACU 12.55 9.91 3 10.50 57 11.50 10.02 -.56 -2.4 VistaOutd N VSTO 30 38.36 4.29 1886 29.48 5900 33.54 27.02 -2.13 +24.1 VistaGn h Q VTGN 3.18 .30 2908 2.13 13012 2.58 1.96 -.34 +9.8 Visteon s Q VC 24 147.55 38.69 430 122.16 1289 132.44 114.73 -5.01 -2.7 VistraEn N VST .60f 3.4 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100.26 -0.01 .03 2.13 Sep 21 p 101.05 101.06 .02 2.88 Oct 21 p 101.22 101.23 .02 1.25 Oct 21 p 100.24 100.25 .04 1.50 Oct 21 p 100.29 100.30 .04 2.00 Oct 21 p 101.07 101.08 -0.01 .04 2.00 Nov 21 p 101.10 101.11 .04 2.88 Nov 21 p 101.29 101.30 -0.01 .04 8.00 Nov 21 k 105.14 105.15 -0.02 .05 1.50 Nov 21 p 101.01 101.02 .05 1.75 Nov 21 p 101.07 101.08 .04 1.88 Nov 21 p 101.09 101.10 -0.01 .05 2.63 Dec 21 p 101.30 101.31 -0.01 .05 1.63 Dec 21 p 101.08 101.09 .06 2.00 Dec 21 p 101.17 101.18 -0.01 .06 2.13 Dec 21 p 101.21 101.22 .06 .13 Jan 22 f 102.14 102.15 +0.03 2.50 Jan 22 p 102.01 102.02 -0.01 .06 1.38 Jan 22 p 101.04 101.05 -0.01 .07 1.50 Jan 22 p 101.08 101.09 .07 1.88 Jan 22 p 101.19 101.20 .07 2.00 Feb 22 p 101.25 101.26 .07 2.50 Feb 22 p 102.08 102.09 -0.01 .07 1.13 Feb 22 p 101.00 101.01 .07 1.75 Feb 22 p 101.19 101.20 -0.01 .07 1.88 Feb 22 p 101.23 101.24 -0.01 .07 2.38 Mar 22 p 102.10 102.11 .08 .38 Mar 22 p 100.09 100.10 .08 1.75 Mar 22 p 101.23 101.24 -0.01 .08 1.88 Mar 22 p 101.28 101.29 .08 .13 Apr 22 f 102.31 103.00 +0.02 2.25 Apr 22 p 102.11 102.12 -0.01 .09 .13 Apr 22 p 100.00 100.01 .09 1.75 Apr 22 3p 101.28 101.29 .09 1.88 Apr 22 p 102.00 102.01 -0.01 .09 1.75 May 22 p 101.30 101.31 .09 2.13 May 22 p 102.12 102.13 .09 .13 May 22 p 100.00 100.01 .10 1.88 May 22 p 102.05 102.06 .10 1.88 May 22 p 102.00 102.01 .10 1.75 Jun 22 p 102.02 102.03 .10 .13 Jun 22 p 100.00 100.01 .10 1.75 Jun 22 p 102.04 102.05 .10 2.13 Jun 22 p 102.20 102.21 .11 .13 Jul 22 f 104.06 104.07 +0.01 1.75 Jul 22 p 102.06 102.07 .11 .13 Jul 22 p 100.00 100.01 .10 1.88 Jul 22 p 102.14 102.15 .11 2.00 Jul 22 p 102.19 102.20 -0.01 .11 1.50 Aug 22 p 101.31 102.00 .11 1.63 Aug 22 p 102.05 102.06 .11 7.25 Aug 22 k 110.08 110.09 -0.02 .10 .13 Aug 22 p 99.31 100.00 .11 1.63 Aug 22 p 102.06 102.07 .11 1.88 Aug 22 p 102.18 102.19 .12 1.50 Sep 22 p 102.02 102.03 .12 .13 Sep 22 p 99.31 100.00 .12 1.75 Sep 22 p 102.16 102.17 .12 1.88 Sep 22 p 102.22 102.23 -0.01 .12 1.38 Oct 22 p 101.31 102.00 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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, March 6, 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. 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