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Only four Intensive Care Unit beds remained available Monday evening in Charlotte County hospi-tals as Florida experiences a recent increase in COVID-19 cases.

Only two ICU beds were open at Fawcett Memorial Hospital in Port Charlotte and Bayfront Health Port Charlotte on Monday. None were available at Bayfront Health Punta Gorda.

Only one ICU bed was open at Englewood Community Hospital, according to the Agency for Healthcare Administration.

Charlotte County had reported no new deaths since June 12 until late Monday, when state figures were updated to show the death of

a 70-year-old woman on June 28.As rates across the state sky-

rocket, concern has moved back to whether hospitals can handle the next influx. This latest influx is based largely on young people, health care officials state, com-pared to the first months of the pandemic, when long-term care facilities were the hotspots.

Since the new influx, Charlotte County’s average age for

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MIAMI — Hospitals rapidly approached capacity across the Sunbelt, and the Miami area closed restaurants and gyms again because of the surging coronavirus Monday, as the U.S. emerged from a Fourth of July weekend of picnics, pool parties and beach outings that health officials fear could fuel the rapidly worsening outbreak.

The seesaw effect — restrictions lifted, then reimposed — has been seen around the country in recent weeks and is expected again after a holiday that saw crowds of people celebrating, many without masks.

“We were concerned before the weekend and remain concerned post-holiday, as anecdotal stories and observed behavior indicate that many continue to disregard important protective guidance,” said Heather Woolwine, a spokes-woman for the Medical University of South Carolina.

Confirmed cases are on the rise in 41 out of 50 states plus the District of Columbia, and the per-centage of tests coming back positive for the virus is increasing in 39 states.

Florida, which recorded an

all-time high of 11,400 new cases Saturday and has seen its positive test rate lately reach more than 18%, has been hit especially hard, along with other Sunbelt states such as Arizona, California and Texas.

A virus outbreak in the California Legislature indefinitely delayed the state Assembly’s return to work from a scheduled summer recess. Five people in-cluding Assemblywoman Autumn Burke tested positive. Coronavirus hospitalizations in California have increased 56% in the past two weeks while the number of con-firmed cases has jumped 53%.

In Miami-Dade County, popu-lation 2.7 million, Mayor Carlos Gimenez ordered the closing of

By DAVE KOLPACKASSOCIATED PRESS

FARGO, N.D. — A judge on Monday ordered the Dakota Access pipeline shut down for additional environmental review more than three years after it began pumping oil — handing a victory to the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe and delivering a blow to President Donald Trump’s efforts to weaken public health and environmental protections it views as obstacles to businesses.

In a 24-page order, U.S. District Judge James Boasberg in Washington, D.C., wrote that he was “mindful of the disruption” that shutting down the pipeline would cause, but that it must be done within 30 days. Pipeline owner Energy Transfer plans to ask a court to halt the order and will seek an expe-dited appeal, spokeswoman Vicki Granado said.

The order comes after Boesberg said in April that a more extensive review was necessary than what the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers already conducted and that he would consider whether the pipeline should be shuttered during the new assessment.

“The Court does not reach its decision with blithe disregard for the lives it will affect,”

Hospitals approach capacity as Miami closes restaurants

Number of confirmed

virus cases,

hospitalizations

climb rapidly

Judge orders Dakota Access

pipeline shut down

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A nun with the Saint Ann Mission, who declined to give her name, leaves a COVID-19 testing site Monday after being tested at the Martin Luther King, Jr. Clinica Campesina Health Center, during the coronavirus pandemic, in Homestead. The testing is sponsored by Community Health of South Florida.

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All Charlotte County in-person high school graduation ceremonies have been canceled.

The Charlotte County School District announced the decision Monday evening.

“It is with great disappointment that I announce the cancellation of all in-person Charlotte County Schools graduation ceremonies for the Class of 2020 scheduled for next week,” said the

press release by district spokesperson Mike Riley. “This was an incredibly hard decision but due to

By MARK SHERMANASSOCIATED PRESS

WASHINGTON — In a decision flavored with references to “Hamilton” and “Veep,” the Supreme Court ruled unanimously Monday that states can require presidential electors to back their states’ popular vote winner in the Electoral College.

The ruling, in cases in Washington state and Colorado just under four months before the 2020 election, leaves in place laws in 32 states and the District of Columbia that bind electors to vote for the popular-vote winner, as electors almost always do anyway.

So-called faithless electors have not been critical to the outcome of a presidential election, but that could change in a race decided by just a few electoral votes. It takes 270 electoral votes to win the presidency.

A state may instruct “electors that they have no ground for reversing the vote of millions of its citizens,” Justice Elena Kagan wrote in her majority opinion that walked through American political and constitutional history with an occasional nod to pop culture.

Charlotte County graduations canceled

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Florida COVID-19 by the numbers(As of 9:20 p.m. July 6)

• Global cases: 11,589,382

• Global deaths: 537,419

• U.S. cases: 2,934,499

• U.S. deaths: 130,271

• Florida tests: 2,235,937

• Florida cases: 206,447

• Florida deaths: 3,778

• Charlotte County cases: 935

• Charlotte County deaths: 77

• DeSoto County cases: 752

• DeSoto County deaths: 10

• Lee County cases: 7,661

• Lee County deaths: 167

• Sarasota County cases: 2,191

• Sarasota County deaths: 98

Most cases in Florida: Dade County (48,992); Broward County

(21,856); Palm Beach County (17,242); Hillsbourough (14,677); Orange

(14,407)

SOURCE: FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS:

What happens during contact tracing?

Generally, contact tracing includes the following steps:

• Case investigation: Public health staff work with a patient to help

them recall everyone with whom they have had close contact

during the time when they may have been infectious.

• Contact tracing: Public health staff begin contact tracing by

notifying exposed individuals (contacts) of their potential

exposure as rapidly and sensitively as possible, not revealing the

infected patient’s identity.

• Contact support: Contacts are provided with education,

information, and support to help them understand their risk,

what they should do to separate themselves from others who

are not exposed, and how to monitor themselves for illness. In

addition, they are informed of the possibility that they could

spread the infection to others even if they do not feel ill.

• Self-quarantine: Contacts are encouraged to stay home, monitor

their health, and maintain social distance (at least 6 feet) from

others until 14 days after their last exposure to the infected

patient, in case they also become ill.

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day of 2020. There are 177 days

left in the year.

Four hanged for conspiring in Lincoln assasination

On July 7, 1865, four people

were hanged in Washington,

D.C. for conspiring with John

Wilkes Booth to assassinate

President Abraham Lincoln: Lewis

Powell (aka Lewis Payne), David

Herold, George Atzerodt and

Mary Surratt, the first woman

to be executed by the federal

government.

On this date

In 1846, U.S. annexation of

California was proclaimed at

Monterey after the surrender of a

Mexican garrison.

In 1898, the United States

annexed Hawaii.

In 1937, the Second Sino-

Japanese War erupted into

full-scale conflict as Imperial

Japanese forces attacked the

Marco Polo Bridge in Beijing.

In 1941, U.S. forces took up

positions in Iceland, Trinidad and

British Guiana to forestall any

Nazi invasion, even though the

United States had not yet entered

the Second World War.

In 1948, six female U.S. Navy

reservists became the first women

to be sworn in to the regular Navy.

In 1976, President Gerald R. Ford

and the first lady hosted a White

House dinner for Britain’s Queen

Elizabeth II and Prince Philip. The

United States Military Academy at

West Point included female cadets

for the first time as 119 women

joined the Class of 1980.

In 1981, President Ronald

Reagan announced he was

nominating Arizona Judge Sandra

Day O’Connor to become the

first female justice on the U.S.

Supreme Court.

In 1983, 11-year-old Samantha

Smith of Manchester, Maine, left

for a visit to the Soviet Union at

the personal invitation of Soviet

leader Yuri V. Andropov.

In 2005, terrorist bombings in

three Underground stations and a

double-decker bus killed 52 victims

and four bombers in the worst

attack on London since World War II.

Today’s birthdays

Rock star Ringo Starr is 80.

Comedian Bill Oddie is 79.

Singer-musician Warren Entner

(The Grass Roots) is 77. Actor

Joe Spano is 74. Pop singer

David Hodo (The Village People)

is 73. Actress Shelley Duvall

is 71. Actress Roz Ryan is 69.

Rock musician Mark White

(Spin Doctors) is 58. Singer-

songwriter Vonda Shepard is 57.

Actor-comedian Jim Gaffigan

is 54. Actress Amy Carlson is

52. Actress Robin Weigert is 51.

Actress Kirsten Vangsness is 48.

Actor Troy Garity is 47. Actress

Berenice Bejo is 44. Actor Hamish

Linklater is 44. Olympic silver

and bronze medal figure skater

Michelle Kwan is 40.

Bible verse

“Know ye that the Lord he is

God: it is he that hath made us,

and not we ourselves; we are

his people, and the sheep of his

pasture.” — PSALM 100:3.

This one verse gives a lot of per-spective to life. The Lord is God and there is none other. He made us and He redeemed us. Without Him we are hopelessly lost.

LONDON (AP) — More than 200 scientists have called for the World Health Organization and others to acknowledge that the coronavirus can spread in the air — a change that could alter some of the current measures being taken to stop the pandemic.

In a letter published this week in the journal Clinical Infectious Diseases, two scientists from Australia and the U.S. wrote that studies have shown “beyond any reasonable doubt that viruses are released during exhalation, talking and coughing in microdroplets small enough to remain aloft in the air.” That means people in certain indoor conditions could be at greater risk of being infected than was previously thought.

The WHO has long main-tained that COVID-19 is spread via larger respiratory drop-lets, most often when people cough or sneeze, that fall to the ground. It has dismissed the possibility of airborne transmission, except for certain high-risk medical procedures, like when patients are first put on breathing machines.

In a statement on Monday, the U.N. health agency said it was aware of the article and was reviewing it with technical experts.

WHO has been criticized in recent weeks and months for its seeming divergence from the scientific community. The or-ganization for months declined to recommend mask-wearing, partly out of supply concerns and has also continued to describe the transmission of COVID-19 from people without symptoms as “rare.”

The letter was endorsed by 239 scientists from a variety of fields. It stated that the issue of whether or not COVID-19 was airborne was of “heightened significance” as many countries stop restrictive lockdown measures.

The authors cited previous studies suggesting that germs

closely related to the new virus were spread via airborne trans-mission. They said “there is every reason to expect” that the coronavirus behaves similarly. They also cited a Washington state choir practice and re-search about a poorly ventilat-ed restaurant in Guangzhou, China, each of which raised the possibility of infections from airborne droplets.

“We are concerned that the lack of recognition of the risk of airborne transmission of COVID-19 and the lack of clear recommendations on the control measures against the airborne virus will have significant consequences,” the scientists wrote. “People may think they are fully protected by adhering to the current recommendations but in fact, additional airborne interven-tions are needed.”

Scientists around the world have been working furiously to understand the new virus. The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says it is thought to mainly jump from person to person through close contact, but adds: “We are still

learning about how the virus spreads.”

Martin McKee, a professor of European Public Health at the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine who was not linked to the letter, said the scientists’ arguments sounded “entirely reasonable.”

“Part of the problem is that everybody at WHO was moving with the paradigm of influenza, even though we know there are lots of differences between influenza and coronaviruses,” he said.

McKee noted that with Britain’s recent reopening of its pubs, restaurants and salons, the possibility of airborne coro-navirus transmission might mean stricter interventions are needed indoors, including more mask-wearing and continued physical distancing.

“We’re getting accumulating evidence about super-spreading events happening in indoor spaces where there are large numbers of people in confined spaces,” he said. “Many of these are in exactly the circum-stances that governments now want to open up.”

By JOSEF FEDERMANASSOCIATED PRESS

JERUSALEM — Israel said it successfully launched a new spy satellite into space on Monday as its leaders hinted it was behind a massive fire at an Iranian nuclear site last week — potentially ratcheting up a long-running covert war.

If Israel was responsible for the fire at the heavily fortified Natanz facility, it would mark another in a series of daring strikes against Iran’s nuclear program attributed to Israel, while also risking Iranian retaliation on either Israeli or Western targets.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu hailed the launch of the new Ofek 16 satellite, the latest addition to a fleet deployed over the past two decades.

“The success of the Ofek 16 satellite very much increases

our ability to act against Israel’s enemies, near and far alike,” he told his Cabinet. “It greatly expands our ability to act on land, at sea, in the air and also in space.”

Netanyahu did not mention Iran or last week’s fire. But the Islamic Republic is Israel’s top security concern and a target of its satellite intelligence-gath-ering efforts.

After initially playing down last Thursday’s fire, Iranian officials over the weekend confirmed the blaze was much more powerful than initially indicated and that advanced centrifuges at the top-secret facility had been damaged. Iran’s nuclear agency said the damage to the centrifuges, which are used to enrich uranium for both civilian and military purposes, could delay research and development for the “medium term.”

A new satellite photo released

Monday by Planet Labs Inc. showed extensive damage to the centrifuge facility. The image, taken Sunday, shows the roof apparently torn away by the blast and debris scattered across the ground.

Iran has not directly blamed the fire on Israel or anyone else.

Israel, which accuses Iran of trying to develop nuclear weap-ons, has neither confirmed nor denied involvement in the fire. But a growing pile of evidence is pointing toward Israel — one of the few countries with the motivation and capability to pull it off.

In a speech on Sunday, Israeli Foreign Minister Gabi Ashkenazi noted that it was Israel’s long-term strategy to prevent Iran from gaining the ability to build a nuclear weap-on. He made no mention of the Natanz incident but noted that Israel takes “actions that are better left unsaid.”

Scientists urge WHO to acknowledge virus

can spread in air

AP PHOTO

Members of the public are seen Saturday at a bar on Canal Street in Manchester, England.

With a view toward Iran, Israel launches spy satellite

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By CHRIS SOMMERFELDTNEW YORK DAILY NEWS (TNS)

A forthcoming book by President Donald Trump’s estranged niece describes him as a “tox-ic” bully who practices “cheating as a way of life,” values money above anything and belittles his own family members, according to a Monday press release.

In addition to those damning details, the press release from pub-lisher Simon & Schuster says Mary Trump’s book, “Too Much and Never Enough: How My Family Created the World’s Most Dangerous Man,” will now be released July 14, two weeks earlier than planned — even though the president’s brother is trying to block the tell-all in court.

The publisher said it’s moving up the release date due to “high demand and extraordinary interest.”

“(It) is the story of the most visible and powerful family in the world. And I am the only Trump who is willing to tell it,” Mary Trump, 55, writes in an excerpt of the book’s prologue included in Monday’s release.

Having spent much time at the sprawling Queens home where President Trump and his siblings grew up, Mary Trump speaks from first-hand experience as she delves into embarrassing accounts about the leader of the free world, the press release states.

She recounts the “strange and harmful

relationship” between her uncle and her father, Fred Trump Jr., who died young after a long battle with alcoholism, accord-ing to Simon & Schuster.

She also recalls the “appalling way Donald, Fred Trump’s favorite son, dismissed and derid-ed him when he began to succumb to Alzheimer’s” in the late 1990s, the publisher says.

Other “explosive” portions of the book include vivid descriptions of the “twisted” values and behaviors Trump picked up as a young man, including:

• “Financial worth is the same as self-worth; humans are only valued in monetary terms.”

• “A ‘killer’ instinct is revered, while qualities like empathy, kindness and expertise are punished.”

• “Taking responsibil-ity for your failures is discouraged.”

• “Cheating as a way of life.”

Mary Trump, a clinical psychologist who has severed nearly all ties with her family, draws a parallel between the president’s uncharismat-ic character traits and his upbringing.

“Love meant nothing to Fred; he expected obedience, that was all,” she writes in another excerpt, referring to the president’s late father. “Over time, Donald became afraid that asking for comfort or attention would provoke his father’s anger or indifference when Donald was most vulnerable. …

Donald suffered depriva-tions that would scar him for life.”

Mary Trump’s soon-to-be-released book has drawn a lawsuit from the president’s family.

Filed by Robert Trump, the president’s younger brother, the lawsuit charges that the book should never see the light of day because it alleged-ly violates a nondisclo-sure agreement Mary Trump signed in 2001 after the family divvied up the estate of family patriarch Fred Trump Sr.

The legal action remains pending in Dutchess County Supreme Court in New York.

However, the presiding judge has signaled that, even if Robert Trump’s hush agreement argu-ment holds water, it could be hard to block the book’s release, since the publisher has already circulated copies.

A federal judge in Washington recently declined to block the pub-lication of former Trump national security adviser John Bolton’s book because hundreds of thousands of copies were already in circulation.

Charles Harder, Robert Trump’s lawyer, did not return a request for comment.

Trump, who did not appear in public Monday, maintains his niece can’t publish because of the decades-old nondisclosure agreement, recently telling news outlet Axios, “she’s not allowed to write a book.”

Trump’s niece’s upcoming book to be released early despite efforts to block it

By DANICA KIRKA and KELVIN CHANASSOCIATED PRESS

LONDON — The Chinese ambassador to Britain accused Prime Minister Boris Johnson on Monday of meddling in China’s affairs by offering citizenship to 3 million people from Hong Kong following the imposition of a national security law.

Ambassador Liu Xiaoming defended his country’s new national security law against accusations it’s aimed at eroding Hong Kong’s considerable autonomy and curbing dissent. Liu pointed out that the U.K. handed control of the city that was a British colony for more than a century back to Beijing in 1997.

“This move constitutes a gross interference in China’s internal affairs and openly tramples on the basic norms governing international relations,’’ the ambassa-dor said of the British citizenship offer, adding that the Chinese side has expressed “its great concern and strong opposition.’’

Johnson introduced the new visa and citizenship route for certain Hong Kong residents last week after deciding China had committed a “clear and serious breach” of the Sino-British Joint

Declaration that set out the transition when Hong Kong was returned to China.

Johnson’s Downing Street office also urged China not to interfere if Hong Kong residents who are eligible to reside and seek citizenship in the U.K. want to come and said the government was “also reviewing extradi-tion arrangements with Hong Kong.’’

The conflict over Britain’s response to developments in Hong Kong has soured relations with China, the world’s second-largest economy, at a time when Johnson’s government wants new trading relationships following the U.K.’s exit from the European Union.

The national security law China imposed last week makes secessionist, subversive, or terrorist activities illegal, as well as foreign intervention in the city’s internal affairs. Activities such as shout-ing slogans or holding up banners and flags calling for the city’s indepen-dence are violations of the law regardless of whether violence is used.

China argues the mea-sure was needed to quell lawlessness and rioting. But there are signs the law is chilling free speech in Hong Kong after the city’s public libraries pulled books written by

pro-democracy figures from shelves. Authorities said the books were being reviewed in light of the new legislation.

When a reporter asked China’s envoy to Britain during a news conference Monday about books be-ing removed, Liu replied that it “depends on what the book is about.”

If a book aims to incite secession or subversion, “you know that will be tantamount to a kind of crime,” he said.

During his news con-ference, Liu also needled British officials about reconsidering their deci-sion to grant Chinese tech giant Huawei a limited role supplying new high-speed network equipment to wireless carriers. Britain is reportedly poised to backtrack on the initial approval following U.S. government warn-ings that it would sever an intelligence-sharing arrangement if the U.K. did not ban Huawei.

Liu said that “Britain can only be great’’ when it has an independent foreign policy and that it sets a bad precedent to “make your policy in the morning and change it in evening.’’ He said that while he believed Huawei would simply do business elsewhere, other Chinese companies might think twice about investment into the U.K.

By DON BABWINASSOCIATED PRESS

CHICAGO — One of Chicago’s blood-iest holiday weekends in memory ended with 17 people fatally shot, including a 7-year-old girl and a 14-year-old boy, and 70 more wounded, despite a concerted effort to quell the violence with an addi-tional 1,200 police officers on the streets.

The violence was far worse than last year, when the long July Fourth weekend ended with six people dead and 66 wounded in gunfire. And the holiday weekend of violence follows Chicago’s deadliest Memorial Day weekend since 2015.

After a relatively peaceful Friday, gunfire erupted around 7 p.m. Saturday. Seven-year-old Natalia Wallace was standing on the sidewalk outside her grandmother’s house in Austin on the city’s West Side during a Fourth of July party when, according to police, shots were fired from a car. The child was shot in the head.

Natalia’s death came amid a spate of shootings around the United States that left children dead, including a 6-year-old boy in San Francisco, a 6-year-old boy in Philadelphia,an 8-year-old girl in Atlanta, an 11-year-old girl in Columbia, Missouri, and 8-year-old boy in Hoover, Alabama.

The violence in Chicago and New York caught the attention of President Donald Trump, who tweeted: “The federal government ready, willing and able to help, if asked.” Later, he returned to a familiar theme, suggesting the shootings were related to their status as so-called sanctuary cities for undocumented immigrants.

“Perhaps they will have to start changing their ways (and thinking!)” Trump wrote.

Reginald Merrill, 33, was charged with murder in Natalia’s death. He was in jail awaiting a bond hearing Tuesday. It

wasn’t known how many, if any, arrests have been made in the other weekend homicides.

The likelihood that other suspects remain at large points to a longstanding problem in Chicago: Law enforcement’s inability to bring more homicide sus-pects to justice. For years, the majority of homicides in Chicago have gone unsolved and the department’s homicide case clearance rate is far lower than that of departments in Los Angeles and New York.

Last year, a police research group recommended significant changes in the way the department investigates homicides. It has implemented a number of the recommendations by hiring 300 detectives, expanding to five the number of centers where homicide detectives are assigned, and setting up a cold case unit in each of them. But after climbing to 49% late last year, the clearance rate has dropped to 39.9% — still higher than the 33% clearance rate of 2016.

While the department expects the rate to recover, Police Superintendent David Brown suggested Monday that a major hurdle is the failure of the county’s criminal justice system to keep violent offenders behind bars.

Brown said the program in which detainees are fitted with electronic bracelets to monitor their whereabouts has been expanded so dramatically that it is now impossible to track them all.

“It’s clearly not working,” he said.Brown also lamented a drastic

reduction in the number of inmates in the county jail, saying it has left Chicago and other communities at greater risk of violent crime. Even before the coronavi-rus prompted the release of more than 1,600 detainees, an order to judges to set bail amounts that defendants can afford resulted in a reduction of 1,500 detainees in 2017 alone.

“We must keep violent offenders in jail longer,” he said.

Chicago’s holiday weekend ends with 17 dead, 70 wounded

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A Chicago police officer helps a child walk through an area being investigated after two men were shot Friday. At least 17 people were killed in Chicago over the Fourth of July weekend, police said.

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Boasberg wrote Monday.“Yet, given the serious-

ness of the Corps’ NEPA (National Environmental Policy Act) error, the impossibility of a simple fix, the fact that Dakota Access did assume much of its economic risk knowingly, and the potential harm each day

the pipeline operates, the Court is forced to con-clude that the flow of oil must cease,” he added.

The findings may challenge the legal footing for the Trump adminis-tration’s most momentous environmental rollbacks. Trump surrounded himself with industry leaders and workers in hard hats this January when he announced plans to overhaul the rules for

enforcing NEPA.The Dakota Access

pipeline was the subject of months of protests in 2016 and 2017, some-times violent, during its construction near the Standing Rock Sioux Reservation that straddles the North Dakota-South Dakota border. The tribe pressed litigation against the pipeline even after it began carrying oil from North Dakota across

South Dakota and Iowa and to a shipping point in Illinois in June 2017.

The $3.8 billion, 1,172-mile pipeline crosses beneath the Missouri River, just north of the reservation. The tribe draws its water from the river and fears pollution.

“This pipeline should have never been built here. We told them that from the beginning,” Standing Rock Sioux

Chairman Mike Faith said in a statement.

Texas-based Energy Transfer contends proper procedures were followed in granting the original easement for the pipeline, Granado said.

“The economic impli-cations of the Judge’s order are too big to ignore and we will do all we can to ensure its continued operation,” she said.

Ron Ness, president

of the North Dakota Petroleum Council, decried what he called a “shocking” ruling and noted that the pipeline is moving 570,000 barrels of Bakken oil a day.

Before the coronavirus pandemic devastated the U.S. oil industry, daily oil production in North Dakota — the nation’s No. 2 oil producer behind Texas — was at a near-re-cord 1.45 million barrels daily. The state’s output slipped to below 1 million barrels daily in May amid low energy prices and sparse demand.

Permits for the project were originally rejected by the Obama administration, and the Army Corps of Engineers prepared to conduct a full environmen-tal review. In February 2017, after Trump took office, the Corps scrapped the review and granted permits, concluding that running the pipeline under the Missouri River posed no significant environmen-tal issues.

The Corps said that opinion was validated after an additional year of review, as ordered by Boasberg, an Obama appointee, in 2017.

Boasberg ruled then that the Corps “largely complied” with envi-ronmental law when permitting the pipeline but ordered more review because he said the agency did not adequately consider how an oil spill under the Missouri River might affect the Standing Rock Sioux’s fishing and hunting rights, or wheth-er it might dispropor-tionately affect the tribal community.

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Such an order by a state “accords with the Constitution — as well as with the trust of a Nation that here, We the People rule,” Kagan wrote.

President Donald Trump has been both a critic and fan of the Electoral College.

In 2012, he tweeted, “The electoral college is a disaster for a democracy.” But in November 2016 after he won he presidency despite losing the popular vote to Hillary Clinton, he tweeted, “The Electoral College is actually genius in that it brings all states, including the smaller ones, into play.”

Monday’s ruling was not about the legitimacy of the Electoral College or an ongoing effort to effectively eliminate it by having states commit to support the national popular

vote winner. That proposal, sure to be challenged in the courts, wouldn’t take effect unless states constituting a majority of electoral votes endorsed it.

The court acted on another issue, whether electors are free agents regardless of what voters in their states decide. The justices scheduled argu-ments for last spring so they could resolve the issue before this year’s presidential election rather than amid a potential political crisis after the country votes.

Kagan recounted how the Constitution’s original rules for presidential electors sowed confusion because there was no distinction between votes for president and vice president. She noted that the results of the 1796 election gave President John Adams his political rival, Thomas Jefferson, as vice president, a situation Kagan called “fodder for a new

season of Veep.”Things got worse four years

later when Jefferson and Aaron Burr finished in an Electoral College tie, sending the election to the House of Representatives. It took 36 ballots and the influ-ence of Alexander Hamilton to elect Jefferson as president, Kagan wrote.

“Alexander Hamilton secured his place on the Broadway stage—but possibly in the cemetery too—by lobbying Federalists in the House to tip the election to Jefferson, whom he loathed but viewed as less of an existential threat to the Republic,” she said.

Those two elections led to the adoption of the Twelfth Amendment, which produced the Electoral College rules in use today, with separate ballots for president and vice president. “By then, everyone had had enough of the Electoral College’s original voting

rules,” Kagan wrote.The closest Electoral College

margin in recent years was in 2000, when Republican George W. Bush received 271 votes to 266 for Democrat Al Gore. One elector from Washington, D.C., left her ballot blank.

When the court heard arguments by telephone in May because of the coronavirus outbreak, justices invoked fears of bribery and chaos if electors could cast their ballots regardless of the popular vote outcome in their states.

The issue arose in lawsuits filed by three Hillary Clinton electors in Washington state and one in Colorado who re-fused to vote for her despite her popular vote win in both states in 2016. In so doing, they hoped to persuade enough electors in states won by Trump to choose someone else and deny him the presidency.

The federal appeals court in

Denver ruled that electors can vote as they please, rejecting arguments that they must choose the popular-vote win-ner. In Washington, the state Supreme Court upheld $1,000 fines against the three electors and rejected their claims.

The Supreme Court affirmed the Washington decision and reversed the ruling from Colorado.

In all, there were 10 faithless electors in 2016, including a fourth in Washington, a Democratic elector in Hawaii and two Republican electors in Texas. In addition, Democratic electors who said they would not vote for Clinton were re-placed in Maine and Minnesota.

The closest Electoral College margin in recent years was in 2000, when Republican George W. Bush received 271 votes to 266 for Democrat Al Gore. One elector from Washington, D.C., left her ballot blank.

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By BRIAN SLODYSKOASSOCIATED PRESS

WASHINGTON — Forty lobbyists with ties to President Donald Trump helped clients secure more than $10 billion in federal coronavirus aid, among them five former administration officials whose work potentially violates Trump’s own ethics policy, according to a report.

The lobbyists identified Monday by the watchdog group Public Citizen either worked in the Trump executive branch, served on his campaign, were part of the committee that raised money for inaugural festivities or were part of his presidential transition. Many are donors to Trump’s cam-paigns, and some are prolific fundraisers for his reelection.

They include Brian Ballard, who served on the transition, is the finance chair for the Republican National Committee and has bundled more than $1 million for Trump’s fundrais-ing committees. He was hired in March by Laundrylux, a supplier of commercial laundry machines, after the Department of Homeland Security issued guidance that didn’t include

laundromats as essential businesses that could stay open during the lockdown. A week later, the administration issued new guidance adding laundro-mats to the list.

Dave Urban, a Trump adviser and confidant, has collected more than $2.3 million in lobbying fees this year. The firm he leads, American Continental Group, represents 15 companies, including Walgreens and the parent company of the Ultimate Fighting Championship, on coronavirus issues.

Trump pledged to clamp down on Washington’s influence ped-dling with a “drain the swamp” campaign mantra. But during his administration, the lobbying

industry has flourished, that intensified once Congress passed more than $3.6 trillion in coronavirus stimulus.

While the money is intended as a lifeline to a nation whose economy has been upended by the pandemic, it also jump-start-ed a familiar lobbying bonanza.

“The swamp is alive and well in Washington, D.C.,” said Mike Tanglis, one of the report’s au-thors. “These (lobbying) booms that these people are having, you can really attribute them to their connection to Trump.”

The White House did not re-spond to a request for comment.

Shortly after Trump took office, he issued an executive order prohibiting former

administration officials from lobbying the agency or office where they were formerly employed, for a period of five years. Another section of the order forbids lobbying the ad-ministration by former political appointees for the remainder of Trump’s time in office.

Yet five lobbyists who are former administration officials have potentially done just that during the coronavirus lobbying boom:

• Courtney Lawrence was a former deputy assistant secretary for legislation in the Department of Health and Human Services in 2017 and 2018. She became a lobbyist for Cigna in 2018 and is listed as part of a team that has lobbied HHS, Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services and at least two other agencies.

• Shannon McGahn, the wife of former White House counsel Don McGahn, worked in 2017 and 2018 as a counselor to Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin. She then joined the National Association of Realtors as its top lobbyist and is listed on disclosures as part of a team that has lobbied both houses of Congress, plus six agencies, including the Treasury Department.

• Jordan Stoick is the vice president of government relations at the National Association of Manufacturers. Stoick’s biography on NAM’s website indicates that he

is “NAM’s lead lobbyist in Washington,” where he started working after serving as a senior adviser in the Treasury Department. Disclosures indicate that Stoick and his colleagues lobbied both houses of Congress plus at least five executive branch agencies, including Treasury.

• Geoffrey Burr joined the firm Brownstein Hyatt after serving as chief of staff to Transportation Secretary Elaine Chao. The firm’s lobby-ing disclosure for the first quar-ter of 2020 includes Burr on a list of lobbyists who contacted the White House and Congress on coronavirus-related matters on behalf of McDonald’s.

• Emily Felder joined Brownstein Hyatt after leaving the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, where she worked in the legislative office. Felder is listed on a disclosure from the first quarter of 2020 that shows she was part of a team that lobbied Congress and the White House.

Public Citizen’s Craig Holman, who himself is a reg-istered lobbyist, said the group intends to file ethics complaints with the White House. But he’s not optimistic that they will lead to anything. Last year, he filed more than 30 complaints, all of which were either ignored or rejected.

“There does not appear to be anyone who is enforcing the executive order,” Holman said.

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Forty lobbyists with ties to President Donald Trump helped their clients secure over $10 billion in federal coronavirus aid. Among them are five former administration officials whose lobbying work potentially violates an ethics order Trump issued.

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ROME — Ennio Morricone, the Oscar-winning Italian composer who created the coy-ote-howl theme for the iconic Spaghetti Western “The Good, the Bad and the Ugly” and often haunting soundtracks for such classic Hollywood gangster movies as “The Untouchables” and the epic “Once Upon A Time In America,” died Monday. He was 91.

Morricone’s long-time lawyer, Giorgio Assumma, said “the Maestro,” as he was known, died in a Rome hospital of complications following surgery after a recent fall in which he broke a leg bone.

Outside the hospital, Assumma read a farewell message from Morricone.

“I am Ennio Morricone, and I am dead,” began the message. In the greeting, the composer went on to explain that the only reason he was saying goodbye this way and had requested a private funeral was: “I don’t want to bother anyone.”

During a career that spanned decades and earned him an Oscar for lifetime achievement in 2007, Morricone col-laborated with some of

Hollywood’s and Italy’s top directors, including on “The Untouchables” by Brian de Palma, “The Hateful Eight” by Quentin Tarantino , “The Battle of Algiers” by Gillo Pontecorvo and “Nuovo Cinema Paradiso,” a nostalgic ode to the im-portance of movie houses in Italian small town life, by Giuseppe Tornatore.

The Tarantino film would win him the Oscar for best original score in 2016. In accepting that award, Morricone told the audience at the ceremony: “There is no great music without a great film that inspires it.”

In total, he produced more than 400 original scores for feature films.

His iconic so-called Spaghetti Western movies saw him work closely with the late Italian film director Sergio Leone, a former classmate.

Morricone practically reinvented music for Western genre movies through his partner-ship with Leone. Their partnership included the “Dollars” trilogy starring Clint Eastwood as a quick-shooting, lonesome gunman: “A Fistful of Dollars” in 1964, “For a Few Dollars More” in 1965 and “The Good, the Bad and the Ugly” a year later.

Spaghetti Western movie composer dies

By KRISTIN M. HALLAP ENTERTAINMENT WRITER

NASHVILLE, Tenn. — Charlie Daniels, who went from being an in-demand session musician to a staple of Southern rock with his hit “Devil Went Down to Georgia,” has died at 83.

A statement from his publicist said the Country Music Hall of Famer died Monday at a hospital in Hermitage, Tennessee, after doctors said he had a stroke.

He had suffered what was described as a mild stroke in January 2010 and had a heart pacemaker implanted in 2013 but continued to perform.

Daniels, a singer, guitarist and fiddler, started out as a session musician, even playing on Bob Dylan’s “Nashville Skyline” sessions. Beginning in the early 1970s, his five-piece band toured endlessly, some-times doing 250 shows

a year.“I can ask people where

they are from, and if they say ‘Waukegan,’ I can say I’ve played there. If they say ‘Baton Rouge,’ I can say I’ve played there. There’s not a city we ha-ven’t played in,” Daniels said in 1998.

Daniels performed at the White House, at the Super Bowl, throughout Europe and often for troops in the Middle East.

He played himself in the 1980 John Travolta movie “Urban Cowboy” and was closely identified with the rise of country music generated by that film. Some of his other hits were “Drinkin’ My Baby Goodbye,” “Boogie Woogie Fiddle Country Blues” and “Uneasy Rider.”

“I’ve kept people employed for over 20 years and never missed a payroll,” Daniels said in 1998. That same year, he received the Pioneer Award from the Academy of Country Music.

Music legend Charlie Daniels

dead at 83

NEW YORK (AP) — Tony Award-nominated actor Nick Cordero, who specialized in playing tough guys on Broadway in such shows as “Waitress,” “A Bronx Tale” and “Bullets Over Broadway,” has died in Los Angeles after suffering severe medical complications after con-tracting the coronavirus. He was 41.

Cordero died Sunday at Cedars-Sinai hospital after more than 90 days in the hospital, according to his wife, Amanda Kloots. “God has another angel in heaven now,” she posted on Instagram. “Nick was such a bright light. He was everyone’s friend, loved to listen, help and especially talk. He was an incredible actor and musician. He

loved his family and loved being a father and husband.”

Cordero entered the emergency room on March 30 and had a succession of health setbacks, including mini-strokes, blood clots, septic infections, a trache-ostomy and a temporary pacemaker implanted. He had been on a ventilator and unconscious and had his right leg amputated. A double lung transplant was being explored.

During Cordero’s hospitalization, Kloots sent him daily videos of her and their 1-year-old son, Elvis, so he could see them if he woke up, and urged friends and fans to join a daily sing-a-long. A GoFundMe page to pay for medical expenses has raised over $600,000.

Broadway star Nick Cordero dies from

virus complications

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3112 FICTITIOUS NAME

07/07/2020

3120 NOTICE TO CREDITORS

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FORDESOTO COUNTY, FLORIDA

PROBATE DIVISION Division Twelfth

File No. 2020CP000073

IN RE: ESTATE OF MARY E. ROLFES A/K/AELEANOR M. ROLFES A/K/AELEANOR W. ROLFESDeceased.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS

The administration of the estateof Mary E. Rolfes, A/K/A EleanorM. Rolfes, A/K/A Eleanor W.Rolfes, deceased, whose dateof death was May 28, 2020, ispending in the Circuit Court for DeSoto County, Florida, ProbateDivision, the address of whichis 115 E. Oak Street, Arcadia,Florida 34266. The namesand addresses of the personalrepresentative and the personalrepresentative’s attorney are setforth below. All creditors of the decedentand other persons having claimsor demands against decedent’sestate on whom a copy of thisnotice is required to be servedmust file their claims with thiscourt ON OR BEFORE THE LATEROF 3 MONTHS AFTER THE TIMEOF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OFTHIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AFTERTHE DATE OF SERVICE OF ACOPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM.All other creditors of the dece-dent and other persons havingclaims or demands against decedent’s estate must file theirclaims with this court WITHIN 3MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OFTHE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THISNOTICE. ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED WITHINTHE TIME PERIODS SET FORTHIN FLORIDA STATUTES SECTION733.702 WILL BE FOREVERBARRED. NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIMEPERIODS SET FORTH ABOVE,ANY CLAIM FILED TWO (2)YEARS OR MORE AFTER THEDECEDENT’S DATE OF DEATH ISBARRED. The date of first publication ofthis notice is June 30 2020.

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Sarasota County sheriff’s car broken

into outside his homeSARASOTA (AP) — A

sheriff’s department-is-sued vehicle was broken into outside his home late Sunday or early Monday morning, officials said

The vehicle was parked outside the home of Sarasota County Sheriff Tom Knight’s home in Venice, the Sarasota Herald-Tribune reported.

Sheriff’s spokeswoman Megan Krahe didn’t say what was taken from the vehicle.

“I can confirm that no weapons or Tasers were taken,” Krahe said. “There was forced entry. Other than that we’re waiting on further details. It was not left unlocked.”

Sheriff’s investigators are looking into the incident, she said,

She said there were other car burglaries in the area, which are being investigated by Venice police.

Lightning strikes, injures 2 men leaving

Clearwater Beach CLEARWATER (AP)

— Lightning struck two people on Sunday after-noon as a line of storms from the Gulf of Mexico moved onto Clearwater of Beach, police said.

Gacek Arkadiusz, 37, of Des Plaines, Illinois, was unconscious and not breathing when

police arrived at the scene around 2:15 p.m., media outlets reported. An officer began CPR until lifeguards arrived and took over medical treatment.

He was taken to the hos-pital in critical condition, Clearwater police said.

Sav Keomany, 43, Pickerington, Ohio, who was a few feet away, was taken to the hospital in stable condition, media outlets reported.

Authorities said the men were leaving the beach because of the storms and were about halfway between the wa-terline and the sand dunes when they were struck.

Convicted Florida killer back in Minnesota on

murder chargesOWATONNA, Minn.

(AP) — A Minnesota woman who pleaded guilty to fatally shooting a woman in Florida so she could assume her identity has been returned to her home state to face trial on allegations that she killed her husband in 2018.

Lois Riess is being held at the Steele County Detention Center in Owatonna on charges of

first- and second-de-gree mur-der. She’s accused of fatally shooting David Riess at their

home in Blooming Prairie in March 2018.

Riess drove to Florida afterward, befriended Pamela Hutchinson and fatally shot her at a Fort Myers Beach condo the following month, accord-ing to prosecutors. Riess targeted Hutchinson because they looked alike and Riess intended to steal her identity, an indictment said.

She received a life sentence in December after pleading guilty to first-degree murder in Hutchinson’s death.

With her head of white hair, the 58-year-old Riess garnered national attention as the “fugitive grandma” before she was captured in April 2018 in Texas.

The Florida Department of Corrections cleared the way in March for Riess to be sent to Minnesota. She was booked into the Steele County jail Friday.

Archaeologists mull whether graves lie near

Tropicana FieldST. PETERSBURG

(AP) — The city of St. Petersburg plans to eventually redevelop an 86-acre parcel of land where the Tropicana Field baseball stadium cur-rently sits, and before it does, hopes to answer the question: are there graves under the parking lots?

The Tampa Bay Times reports the University of South Florida’s Florida Public Archaeology Network has registered the property with the state as a historic cemetery site. It believes human remains could be under the lots.

The designation brings state oversight, so “future developments might require an archaeological survey to make sure human remains are not damaged or destroyed,” network archaeologist Rebecca O’Sullivan said.

A survey would include rolling ground-penetrat-ing radar that can detect graves across the full 12 acres. It was a technology

available in 1990 — but not as commonly used as today.

Thirty years ago, residents stepped forward when the city prepared to pave parking lots 1 and 2 for Tropicana Field.

They thought caskets were under 12 of the 86 acres. It was once the home to Oaklawn Cemetery, the city was told, and bodies were likely left behind when it was moved in the mid-20th century.

The city was unaware that the network filed the report, but said it is aware of the possibility that graves are still there. It will hire a surveying or archaeology company to find out.

7-year-old boy dies in ATV accident

near TampaDADE CITY (AP) — The

Florida Highway Patrol said that a 7-year-old boy died and five others were injured, including two other children, when an all-terrain vehicle over-turned in a grass field.

Officials said there were six aboard the ATV, which looks a little like a golf cart, but with all-terrain wheels. The Tampa Bay Times reports the boy was driving the ATV.

Three adult men were also riding on the Kawasaki Teryx4 when the vehicle flipped about 8 p.m. Saturday in a field.

The boy died later at a hospital. A 2-year-old boy was seriously injured and a girl, 4, as well as the three men, received minor injuries, the Highway Patrol said.

None of the occupants were wearing helmets, the Highway Patrol said. Florida law requires that anyone under 16 wear a helmet including eye pro-tection while operating an all-terrain vehicle.

The Kawasaki Teryx4 only has seating for four, according to the manufac-turer’s specifications. The frame is made of steel tubing and it weighs more than 1,600 pounds.

Tropical Storm Edouard moves

through Atlantic away from US

MIAMI (AP) — Tropical Storm Edouard was moving Monday through the Atlantic Ocean away from the continental United States.

As of 11 a.m. Edouard had top sustained winds of 45 mph, with higher gusts, the U.S. National Hurricane Center in Miami said. The storm was moving northeast at about 37 mph. It was located about 435 miles south of Cape Race, Newfoundland, Canada.

No coastal storm watches or warnings are in effect. Edouard was expected to become a post-tropical storm later Monday.

Edouard is the earliest fifth-named storm on record, according to Colorado State University hurricane researcher Phil Klotzbach. The previous record was Emily on July 12, 2005, Klotzbach said.

Two named storms formed in the Atlantic before the official start of the hurricane season June 1.

Tropical Storm Arthur formed off the coast of Florida May 16, and Tropical Storm Bertha surprised the South Carolina coast May 27.

The earliest tropical cyclone on record also formed earlier this year, in the eastern North Pacific, far off the coast of Mexico on April 25.

Autopsy: Man died of drug overdose after fight with deputiesFORT LAUDERDALE

(AP) — A Black man died of an accidental drug overdose shortly after a confrontation with dep-uties at a Florida airport in April, according to an autopsy report released Friday.

Broward Sheriff Gregory Tony said in a statement that the county medical examiner has found that the deputies who took Kevon Todd, 29, into custody did not contribute to his death. The medical examiner’s report listed acute eutylone intoxication as the official cause of death. Eutylone is a stimulant that officials consider a novel designer drug.

Deputies at the Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport had stopped Todd on April 9 as he attempted to breach a security checkpoint,

authorities said. He had been yelling at JetBlue staff members before he rushed the security area, officials said. Deputies said Todd had seemed irrational, but it wasn’t clear then what was causing the condition.

After a physical strug-gle, deputies detained Todd and brought him to the front of the terminal. Broward Sheriff Fire Rescue was evaluating Todd when he became un-responsive, officials said. Rescue workers began life-saving measures and transported Todd to the hospital, where he died.

Deputies involved in the struggle sustained minor injuries.

Tony said he’s di-recting the Fire Rescue department to review is procedures to make sure everything was done to save Todd. The State Attorney’s Office will review the case.

Port Miami navigates stormy seas in

pandemicMIAMI (AP) — The

coronavirus pandemic is roiling the seas at Port Miami.

The Miami Herald reports that while some terminal construction has continued amid the pandemic, much of the $7 billion passenger cruise economy associated with PortMiami is drydocked, as is the $2 billion the industry generates at Port Everglades. The industry halted cruises in mid-March, and most companies have canceled sailings through mid-September. At least one-fourth of the ocean-going fleet has experienced COVID-19 outbreaks resulting in at least 82 deaths among passengers and crew, a Miami Herald investigation has found.

In November, PortMiami bustled with construction workers building five new cruise terminals and two cruise company headquarters. Fiscal year 2020 was set to break the port’s 2019 record of 6.8 million passengers, up 22% from 2018.

The county agreed to pay $700 million toward the projects, and the cruise companies — Carnival Corporation, Royal Caribbean Cruises Ltd., Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings, MSC Cruises and Virgin Voyages — agreed to repay the county $5.8 bil-lion over the next 20 to 62 years.

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thereafter, on July 14, 2020 in Commission Chambers,

City Hall, 4970 City Hall Boulevard, North Port, Florida.

This public meeting may be continued from time to time.

The meeting agenda and back-up materials are available

for public inspection at the City Clerk's Offi ce, 4970

City Hall Boulevard, North Port, Florida. All interested

parties are invited to appear and be heard. Written

communications fi led with the City Clerk at the above

address will be considered.

No stenographic record by a certifi ed court reporter is

made of this meeting. Accordingly, any person who

may seek to appeal any decision involving the matters

noticed herein will be responsible for making a verbatim

record of the testimony and evidence at this meeting

upon which any appeal is to be based.

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TERN BAY COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DISTRICTNOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTION OF THE FISCAL YEAR 2021 BUDGETS; AND NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING TO CONSIDER THE IMPOSITION OF MAINTENANCE AND OPERATION SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS, ADOPTION OF AN ASSESSMENT ROLL, AND THE LEVY, COLLECTION, AND ENFORCEMENT OF THE SAME; AND NOTICE OF REGULAR BOARD OF SUPERVISORS’ MEETING.

The Board of Supervisors for the Tern Bay Community Development District will hold two public hearings and a regular meeting on July 14, 2020 at 10:00 A.M. at Country Inn and Suites, 24244 Corporate Court, Port Charlotte, Florida 33954. Consistent with recent Executive Orders, there will not be any Supervisors or staff physically present at a specifi c meeting location for this meeting. The meeting is being held for the necessary public purpose of considering such business as more fully identifi ed in the meeting agenda, a copy of which will be posted on the District’s website at www.ternbaycdd.org.

With the State of Emergency in Florida, and pursuant to Executive Orders 20-52, 20-69, 20-112 and 20-114 issued by Governor DeSantis on March 9, 2020, March 20, 2020, April 29, 2020 and May 8, 2020, respectively, and pursuant to Section 120.54(5)9b)2., Florida, Statutes, this meeting will be held utilizing communication media technology due to the current COVID-19 public health emergency. Toward that end, anyone wishing to listen and participate in the meeting can do so by connecting to a link that will be posted on the District’s web site: www.ternbaycdd.org

The purpose of the fi rst public hearing is to receive public comment and objections on the Fiscal Year 2021 Proposed Budgets. The fi rst public hearing is being conducted pursuant to Chapter 190, Florida Statutes. The purpose of the second public hearing is to consider the imposition of special assessments to fund the District’s proposed operation and maintenance budget for Fiscal Year 2021 upon the lands located within the District, a depic-tion of which lands is shown below, consider the adoption of a cap rate for notice purposes only and to consider the adoption of an assessment roll, for the uniform collection, and enforcement of the assessments. The second public hearing is being conducted pursuant to Florida law including Chapters 190 and 197, Florida Statutes. At the conclusion of the public hearings, the Board will, by resolution, adopt the budgets and levy assessments to fund the operation and maintenance budget as fi nally approved by the Board.

A regular board meeting of the District will also be held where the Board may consider any other business that may properly come before it.

A copy of the proposed budgets, preliminary assessment roll, and the agenda for the hearings and meeting may be obtained at the offi ces of the District Manager, 2900 Northeast 12th Terrace, Suite 1, Oakland Park, Florida 33334, Ph: (954) 658-4900, or on the District’s web site www.ternbaycdd.org at least seven (7) days in advance of the meeting.

In addition, you may obtain a copy of the proposed budget on the District’s web site: www.ternbaycdd.org immediately.

The special assessments are annually recurring assessments and are in addition to previously levied capital debt assessments. The table below presents the proposed schedule of operation and maintenance assessments for Fiscal Year 2021 and the cap rate. Amounts are preliminary and subject to change at the hearing and in any future year. The amounts are subject to early payment discount as afforded by the uniform collection law. Note that the operations and maintenance assessments stated below do not include any debt service assessments previously levied by the District and due to be collected for Fiscal Year 2021.

The tax collector will collect the assessments pursuant to the uniform method. The District may choose to collect the assessments for certain properties not pursuant to the uniform method.

Failure to pay the assessments collected by the Tax Collector using the uniform method will cause a tax certifi cate to be issued against the prop-erty which may result in a tax deed and loss of title. For delinquent assessments that were initially directly billed by the District, the District may initiate a foreclosure action or may place the delinquent assessments on the next year’s county tax bill. All affected property owners have the right to appear at the public hearings and the right to fi le written objections with the District within twenty (20) days of publication of this notice.

The public hearings and meeting are open to the public and will be conducted in accordance with the provisions of Florida Law for Community Development Districts. The public hearings and meeting may be continued to a date, time, and place to be specifi ed on the record at the hearings or meeting.

Any person requiring special accommodations at this meeting because of a disability or physical impairment should contact the District Offi ce at (954) 658-4900 at least forty-eight (48) hours prior to the meeting. If you are hearing or speech impaired, please contact the Florida Relay Service at (800) 955-8770 for aid in contacting the District Offi ce.

Each person who decides to appeal any decision made by the Board with respect to any matter considered at the public hearings or meeting is advised that person will need a record of proceedings and that accordingly, the person may need to ensure that a verbatim record of the proceedings is made, including the testimony and evidence upon which such appeal is to be based.

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coronavirus cases has dropped from 69 to 59. The state average is 39. As one of the oldest coun-ties in the country, Charlotte County’s mortality rate from the virus is at 8%, four times the state rate of 2%. Although the age range has dropped dramat-ically in Charlotte County, 45 people age 70 and over have been diagnosed in the last 12 days, and 19 over 80.

ICU beds for Charlotte County were listed as having only 8% availability as of 3:51 p.m. Monday. That is for 46 beds at three hospitals: Bayfront Health Port Charlotte at 11% available, Bayfront Health Punta Gorda at 0% available and Fawcett Memorial Hospital at 11%.

These numbers come from the state’s Agency for Health Care Administration, which updates data hourly.

Overall bed availability in Charlotte County was higher at almost 39%, similar for all three hospitals.

DeSoto Memorial Hospital’s ICU bed capacity was listed at 50%, Englewood Community Hospital at 20% and Venice Regional Bayfront Health at 72%.

In response to the reports, Fawcett Communications Director Alexandria Benjamin issued this statement.

“Fawcett Memorial Hospital continues to have the capacity

to care for our community. The numbers reported to AHCA each day ... reflect a moment in time, and we are continuously adjusting to accommodate our patient needs. Should it become necessary, we have the ability to increase bed capacity. We are continuing to monitor this carefully to help ensure we are prepared to care for our community.”

As for tracking the recent surge in Charlotte County, pub-lic health officials at the state and local level have not returned calls from the Sun for several days. Charlotte County public in-formation officer Brian Gleason said the county is planning a Facebook Live session 10 a.m. Thursday with Department of Health local chief Joe Pepe.

Commissioners have not met

since June 23 and will not meet until July 14.

Gov. Ron DeSantis held a press conference Monday at The Villages, where he attributed the state’s recent increase, as did President Donald Trump, to the increase in testing. He also ac-knowledged recent reports that the virus may have changed. Those reports from experts speculate that the virus may be more infectious.

Other health experts say the increase is due to more than testing, because the increase in the percentage of people testing positive is also surging above the 10% level when it was previ-ously closer to 2%. Charlotte County positivity rates have also exceeded 10% on many of the last 11 days.

State and city leaders nation-wide have blamed the increase on young people partying in private and public settings across the nation. While he did not attribute the increase to young people, DeSantis urged them to observe social distances and to wear masks when it close contact.

DeSantis and Central Florida medical officials around him all expressed optimism that hospitals are far better equipped to handle serious coronavirus cases today than they were in March and April.

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restaurants and certain other indoor places, in-cluding vacation rentals, seven weeks after they were allowed to reopen. Beaches will reopen on Tuesday after being closed over the weekend.

“But if we see crowding and people not following the public health rules, I will be forced to close the beaches again,” the mayor warned.

Hospitalizations across the state have been ticking upward, with nearly 1,700 patients admitted in the past seven days compared with 1,200 the previous week. Five hospitals in the St. Petersburg area were out of intensive care unit beds, officials said. Miami’s Baptist Hospital had only four of its 88 ICU beds available.

“If we continue to increase at the pace we have been, we won’t have enough ventilators, enough rooms,” said Dr. David De La Zerda, ICU medical director and pulmonologist at Miami’s Jackson Memorial Hospital.

Officials in Texas also reported hospitals are in danger of being over-whelmed. Hospitalizations statewide surged past 8,000 for the first time over the weekend, a more than fourfold increase in the past month. Houston of-ficials said intensive care units there have exceeded capacity.

Along the border with Mexico, two severely ill patients were flown

hundreds of miles north to Dallas and San Antonio because hospitals in the Rio Grande Valley were full.

In Arizona, the number of people hospitalized with COVID-19 topped 3,200, a new high, and hos-pitals statewide were at 89% capacity. Confirmed cases surpassed 100,000, and more than half of those infected, or over 62,000, are under 44 years old, state health officials said.

As cases surge across the state, Katie Cameron said it appears some of her neighbors in Phoenix are in denial. The mother of two said she’s seen peo-ple tearing down caution tape meant to keep them off playground equipment in parks, large groups gathering to socialize and — most concerning — very few masks.

“I feel like people don’t

care or don’t think its real,” Cameron said. “It’s kind of like ‘out of sight, out of mind’ or they are just lying to themselves because they don’t want to believe it.”

Health officials in South Carolina reported over 1,500 new cases Monday. If the numbers keep rising at their current rates, hospitals will probably have to adopt an emergency plan to add 3,000 more beds in places such as hotels and gyms, authorities said.

Alabama has been averaging about 1,000 new cases a day, two or three times what it was seeing in late April, when its stay-at-home order was lifted.

“We set a record for highs over the holiday weekend, and, of course, given the number of people who were out and about over the weekend celebrating, we are certainly concerned about what the next couple of weeks are going to look like as well,” said Scott Harris, Alabama’s health officer.

In West Virginia, Republican Gov. Jim Justice reversed course and ordered the wearing of face masks indoors, joining other state leaders around the country.

“I’m telling you, West Virginia, if we don’t do that and do this now, we’re going to be in a world of hurt,” he said,

adding: “It’s not much of an inconvenience.”

The coronavirus is blamed for over a half-mil-lion deaths worldwide, in-cluding more than 130,000 in the U.S., according to the tally kept by Johns Hopkins University. The number of confirmed in-fections nationwide stood at 2.9 million, though the real number is believed to be 10 times higher.

New cases per day na-tionwide have hit record levels of well over 50,000.

Average deaths per day have fallen over the past two weeks from around 600 to about 510, in what experts say reflects advances in treatment and prevention as well as the large share of cases

among young adults, who are more likely than older ones to survive COVID-19.

But deaths are consid-ered a lagging indicator — that is, it takes time for people to get sick and die. And experts are worried the downward trend in deaths could reverse itself.

Meanwhile, three of the top U.S. medical organiza-tions issued an open letter urging Americans to wear masks, social distance and wash hands often to help stop “the worst public health crisis in generations.”

The American Medical Association, American Nurses Association and American Hospital Association issued the plea in the absence of a mask-wearing order from Washington and said steps taken early on that helped slow the spread of COVID-19 “were too quickly abandoned.”

The White House again rejected calls for a nationwide order to wear face coverings, with White House chief of staff Mark Meadows saying on Fox News that it is a matter for governors and mayors to decide.

In New York, once the most lethal hot spot in the country, Gov. Andrew Cuomo said he was con-cerned about reports of large gatherings over the holiday weekend in New York City, on Fire Island and other places.

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Restaurant workers Alvyn Lopez, left, and Maria Lindo watch for customers as they stand outside Aura at Books & Books, Monday, on Miami Beach, Florida’s famed Lincoln Road. In Miami-Dade County, popula-tion 2.7 million, Mayor Carlos Gimenez ordered the closing of restaurants and certain other indoor places, including vacation rentals, seven weeks after they were allowed to reopen. Beaches will reopen on Tuesday after being closed over the weekend.

ICU availabilityNumber of available ICU beds in the area, as of Monday evening.

Hospital Total ICU beds Available ICU beds

Fawcett Memorial 19 2

Bayfront Punta Gorda 12 0

Bayfront Port Charlotte 19 2

DeSoto Memorial 8 4

Venice Regional 32 23

Englewood Community 5 1

Non-ICU availabilityNon ICU-hospital beds available in the area as of Monday evening.

Hospital Beds in use Beds available

Fawcett Memorial 151 102

Bayfront Punta Gorda 152 80

Bayfront Port Charlotte 130 90

DeSoto Memorial 23 27

Venice Memorial 95 127

Englewood Community 41 36

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the continued rise in COVID-19 cases in our community and the health risk associated with large events, we believe this is in the best interest of our graduates, families and community at large.”

Each public high school’s virtual graduation ceremony can be viewed at 7 p.m. on the day of their scheduled graduations, which is as follows:

• Port Charlotte High School: July 14

• Charlotte Harbor Center: July 14

• Academy High School: July 15

• Charlotte Virtual High School: July 15

• Charlotte High School: July 16

• Lemon Bay High School: July 17

The ceremonies will be available on the district’s website: www.yourcharlotteschools.net.

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NEW YORK — A white woman who called the police during a videotaped dispute with a Black man over her walking her dog without a leash in Central Park was charged Monday with filing a false police report.

In May, Amy Cooper drew widespread condemnation was fired from her job after frantically calling 911 to claim she was being threatened by “an African-American man,” bird watcher Christian Cooper. On the video he recorded of the woman, he sounds calm and appears to keep a safe distance from her.

District Attorney Cyrus Vance Jr. said in a statement on Monday that his office had charged Amy Cooper with falsely reporting the confron-tation, a misdemeanor that carries a maximum penalty of a year behind bars. She was ordered to appear in court on Oct. 14.

Cooper’s attorney, Robert Barnes, said Cooper would fight the charge. His client, he said, has already lost her liveli-hood and “her public life. Now some demand her freedom?”

Reached by phone on Monday, Christian Cooper said he had no reaction or comment.

After the backlash, Amy Cooper released an apology through a public relations service, saying she “reacted emotionally and made false assumptions about his intentions.”

“He had every right to request that I leash my dog in an area where it was required,” she said in the written state-ment. “I am well aware of the pain that misassumptions and insensitive statements about race cause and would never have imagined that I would be involved in the type of incident that occurred with Chris.”

Amy Cooper’s 911 call was seen by many as a stark example of everyday racism and fueled outrage in the period leading up to the street protests sparked by the police custody death of George Floyd. It also inspired New York state lawmakers in June to pass a law that makes it easier under civil rights law to sue an indi-vidual who calls a police officer on someone “without reason” because of their background, including race and national origin.

The new law, which the gov-ernor also signed last month, holds an individual who makes such 911 calls liable “for injunctive relief, damages, or any other appropriate relief” in a civil lawsuit. Cooper was charged under an existing

false-report law that’s been long on the books and doesn’t reference race.

The confrontation began ear-ly one morning when Christian Cooper said he noticed Amy Cooper had let her cocker spaniel off its leash against the rules in the Ramble, a secluded section of Central Park popular with birdwatchers.

In the video posted on social media, he claimed the dog was “tearing through the plant-ings” and told her she should go to another part of the park. When she refused, he pulled out dog treats, causing her to scream at him to not come near her dog.

Amy Cooper also warned him she would summon police unless he stopped recording.

“I’m going to tell them there’s an African American man threatening my life,” Amy Cooper is heard saying in the video as she pulls down her face mask and struggles to control her dog.

“Please call the cops,” Christian Cooper says.

“There’s an African American man, I’m in Central Park, he is recording me and threatening myself and my dog. … Please send the cops im-mediately!” she says during the call before he stops recording.

Police say by the time they responded, they were both gone.

White woman charged after racist Central Park confrontation

PROVIDED BY CHRISTIAN COOPER,

This file image made from May 25, video shows Amy Cooper with her dog talking to Christian Cooper in Central Park in New York. Amy Cooper, walking her dog who called the police during a videotaped dispute with Christian Cooper, a Black man, was charged Monday, with filing a false report.

ROCHESTER, N.Y. (AP) — Police in Rochester were trying to determine Monday who ripped a statue of abolitionist Frederick Douglass from its base on the anniver-sary of one of his most famous speeches, deliv-ered in the upstate New York city in 1852.

The statue of Douglass was taken on Sunday

from Maplewood Park, a site along the Underground Railroad where Douglass and Harriet Tubman helped shuttle slaves to freedom. The statue was found at the brink of the Genesee River gorge about 50 feet (15 meters) from its pedestal, police said. There was damage to the base and a finger.

As President Donald Trump and others pointed at possible culprits, Rochester Police Chief La’Ron Singletary cautioned that investigators still don’t why the “disheartening” act of vandalism occurred.

“Right now, for me to guess would be pure speculation,” Singletary

told reporters at a news conference.

Singletary said investigators will review camera footage.

In Rochester on July 5, 1852, Douglass gave the speech “What to the Slave is the Fourth of July,” in which he called the celebration of liberty a sham in a nation that enslaves and oppresses its Black citizens.

To a slave, Douglass said, Independence Day is “a day that reveals to him, more than all other days in the year, the gross injustice and cruelty to which he is the constant victim.”

Carvin Eison, a leader of the project that brought the Douglass statue to the park, told the Rochester Democrat & Chronicle another statue will take its place because the damage is too significant.

“Is this some type of retaliation because of the national fever over confederate monuments

right now? Very disappointing, it’s beyond disappointing,” Eison told WROC.

Statues depicting Confederate leaders have been toppled or vandalized recently around the nation. But the destruction of a statue honoring the famous abolitionist set off a round of public mourning and finger-pointing on social media.

Trump on Monday tweeted a link to an article about the vandalism and said, without providing evidence, that it “shows these anarchists have no bounds!”

Frederick Douglass statue vandalized in Rochester park

A replica of a statue of Frederick Douglass sits in the studio of Olivia Kim, a sculptor who worked on finishing three replicas, July 16, 2018.

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This photo provided by WROC-TV shows the remnants of a Frederick Douglass statue ripped from its base Sunday at a park in Rochester, New York.

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TREASURIES LAST PVS CHG AGO

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4.75

5.50

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FED

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3-month T-bill .15 .15 ... 2.20

6-month T-bill .16 .16 ... 2.08

52-wk T-bill .15 .15 ... 1.91

2-year T-note .14 .14 ... 1.76

5-year T-note .30 .29 +0.01 1.72

7-year T-note .50 .50 ... 1.83

10-year T-note .68 .67 +0.01 1.95

30-year T-bond 1.44 1.43 +0.01 2.47

NET 1YR

BONDS LAST PVS CHG AGO

Barclays Glob Agg Bd .95 .95 ... 1.46

Barclays USAggregate 1.25 1.25 ... 2.48

Barclays US Corp 2.16 2.15 +0.01 3.13

Barclays US High Yield 6.25 6.26 -0.01 5.85

Moodys AAA Corp Idx 2.40 2.40 ... 3.23

10-Yr. TIPS 0 0 ... .26

CommoditiesEnergy prices were mixed, with U.S. crude oil barely falling while natural gas prices jumped. Gold and silver prices rose.

Crude Oil (bbl) 40.63 40.65 -0.05 -33.5

Ethanol (gal) 1.32 1.31 +1.83 -4.1

Heating Oil (gal) 1.24 1.23 +0.86 -38.7

Natural Gas (mm btu) 1.83 1.73 +5.54 -16.4

Unleaded Gas (gal) 1.24 1.26 -1.46 -26.6

FUELS CLOSE PVS %CHG %YTD

Gold (oz) 1788.50 1784.00 +0.25 +17.7

Silver (oz) 18.50 18.24 +1.43 +3.8

Platinum (oz) 827.80 822.50 +0.64 -14.8

Copper (lb) 2.77 2.73 +1.19 -1.0

Palladium (oz) 1930.80 1906.10 +1.30 +1.1

METALS CLOSE PVS %CHG %YTD

Cattle (lb) 1.00 0.99 +0.71 -19.7

Coffee (lb) 0.98 1.03 -4.91 -24.3

Corn (bu) 3.47 3.45 +1.16 -10.6

Cotton (lb) 0.63 0.63 +0.03 -8.7

Lumber (1,000 bd ft) 459.00 446.10 +2.47 +13.2

Orange Juice (lb) 1.27 1.27 +2.51 +30.6

Soybeans (bu) 8.99 8.90 +0.67 -4.7

Wheat (bu) 4.89 4.91 -0.10 -12.4

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USD per British Pound 1.2498 +.0021 +.17% 1.2527

Canadian Dollar 1.3543 -.0014 -.10% 1.3084

USD per Euro 1.1317 +.0072 +.64% 1.1222

Japanese Yen 107.30 -.20 -.19% 108.58

Mexican Peso 22.3684 -.0230 -.10% 19.0139

1YRMAJORS CLOSE CHG %CHG AGO

Israeli Shekel 3.4542 +.0185 +.54% 3.5746

Norwegian Krone 9.3979 -.0829 -.88% 8.6183

South African Rand 17.0003 -.0388 -.23% 14.1740

Swedish Krona 9.2488 -.0673 -.73% 9.4340

Swiss Franc .9414 -.0035 -.37% .9920

EUROPE/AFRICA/MIDDLE EAST

Australian Dollar 1.4335 -.0068 -.47% 1.4328

Chinese Yuan 7.0188 -.0476 -.68% 6.8937

Hong Kong Dollar 7.7501 -.0001 -.00% 7.7951

Indian Rupee 74.624 -.070 -.09% 68.503

Singapore Dollar 1.3922 -.0020 -.14% 1.3605

South Korean Won 1192.74 -6.57 -.55% 1175.48

Taiwan Dollar 29.40 -.05 -.17% 31.17

ASIA/PACIFIC

ForeignExchange

The dollar fell against all the major global currencies, in-cluding the eu-ro, Japanese yen and British pound.

LAST

6 MO AGO

1 YR AGO

... KratosDef 15.51 +.07 .72f Kroger 33.73 +.23 .48 Kulicke 21.88 +.67 1.20 L Brands 15.62 +.51 3.40f L3Harris 174.00 +2.00 ... LM FdAm 1.99 +.72 2.28f LTC Prp 38.19 +.16 4.60 LamResrch 334.96 +11.26 .92f LambWst 64.05 +.59 .74a Landstar 113.04 +1.03 ... LVSands 47.07 +.73 1.60 LeggPlat 35.21 +.87 .50 LennarA 61.94 +1.77 .72e LbtyASE 5.81 +.02 1.96 LincElec 85.29 +1.31 3.85f Linde 224.65 +3.39 ... Lipocine 1.45 +.14 9.60 LockhdM 362.59 +.59 2.20 Lowes 135.76 +.05 ... Lyft Inc 33.22 +1.40 4.20 LyonBas A 68.25 +1.29

M-N-0 4.40 M&T Bk 101.93 +1.34 ... MBIA 7.21 +.10 1.32f MDC 35.71 +1.10 .83 MDU Res 22.18 -.08 ... MEI Phrm 3.42 -.07 .80 MFA Fncl 2.56 +.05 .60f MGM Rsts 16.71 -.15 2.75f MPLX LP 17.59 +.02 3.00 MSC Ind 74.87 +1.77 .68 MVC Cap 6.40 +.01 2.00m Macerich 8.55 +.10 4.00e Macquarie 31.58 +.31 ... Macys 6.61 -.19 4.07e MagellMid 43.33 +.31 1.60 Magna g 45.59 +.83 1.12 Manulife g 13.91 +.38 .20 MarathnO 5.86 -.26 2.32f MarathPt 36.36 +.29 ... MAR 89.83 +2.03 .25 MartinMid 1.86 -.06 .24 MarvellTch 36.16 +1.14 1.60 MasterCrd 305.57 +3.15 2.00e Match 94.78 -4.14 .60 Mattel 10.29 +.17 .84 MatthInt 18.62 +.13 1.92 MaximIntg 61.98 +1.58 2.48 McCorm 181.57 -.04 5.00 McDnlds 188.50 +4.98 1.64 McKesson 151.51 -1.22 .01 McEwenM 1.04 +.04 1.08f MedProp 19.02 -.01 .20m MedleyCap .71 -.03 2.16 Medtrnic 93.21 +.05 2.44 Merck 79.58 +.80 2.52 MercGn 40.99 +1.11 ... Meredith 15.04 +.37 ... Meritor 20.14 +.14 1.84 MetLife 37.09 +1.44 1.47f Microchp 107.75 +3.14 ... MicronT 50.92 +1.09 2.04 Microsoft 210.70 +4.44 ... Microvisn 1.54 +.07 ... Middleby 77.31 +2.33 1.02 MdsxWatr 66.60 -1.05 1.39 MHowHiInc 6.16 +.06 ... MitsuUFJ 4.00 +.08 ... Moderna 59.15 +.58 2.28 MolsCoorB 35.66 +.32 1.14 Mondelez 51.62 +.13 1.00 Moog A 51.80 +1.02 1.40 MorgStan 48.82 +1.03 .20 Mosaic 13.14 +.29 2.56 MotrlaSolu 136.01 +.92 .50m MurphO 13.64 +.03 ... Mylan NV 16.54 +.61 ... Myomo rs 3.94 +.28 ... NCR Corp 17.60 -.21 ... Nabors rs 37.24 +2.64 1.74 NatFuGas 41.84 +.56 3.09e NatGrid 57.36 -.80 4.41 NtHlthInv 60.17 -1.16 .20 NOilVarco 12.39 +.29 1.00a NatPresto 86.50 +.46 .64 Navient 7.27 +.37 ... NektarTh 23.98 +.46 ... Neogen 78.19 +.26 ... NetElem 12.94 +4.06 ... Netflix 493.81 +16.92 ... NwGold g 1.33 ... 1.25 NJ Rscs 32.45 +.05 .40e NewOriEd 143.84 +8.27 .40 NewResid 7.20 +.30 .68 NY CmtyB 9.79 ... .20m NYMtgTr 2.53 +.04 .92 NewellBr 16.00 +.03 1.00f NewmntCp 61.18 +.22 5.60 NextEraEn 246.96 +.56 .84 NiSource 23.29 -.07 .98 NikeB 99.95 +1.52 ... Nikola 48.92 -8.27 .08 NobleCorp .29 -.01 .08m NobleEngy 9.45 -.10 .19e NokiaCp 4.60 +.16 .13e NordicAm 4.18 +.12 ... Nordstrm 15.83 +.33 3.76 NorflkSo 178.62 +4.11 ... NDynMn g 1.67 +.22 ... NthnO&G .85 -.06 5.80f NorthropG 312.40 +2.43 .76 NwstBcsh 9.72 +.01 .50 NortonLife 19.93 -.08 ... NorwCruis 16.13 +.16 ... Novan .54 +.05 3.04e Novartis 88.46 +.89 ... Novavx 79.44 -2.20 1.78e NovoNord 65.92 -.44 ... NovoCure 62.86 +2.21 1.50 NuSkin 44.43 -3.59 1.61 Nucor 41.65 +.25 1.80 Nutrien 33.27 +.71 .85a NuvDivA 14.10 +.04 .78a Nv AMT-Fr 15.58 +.05 .80 NvPfdInco 8.30 -.20 1.00 NuvEqtP 11.19 +.05 .64 Nvidia 393.57 +9.08 ... Nxt-ID h .53 -.06 1.55 OGE Engy 30.52 -.11 .38 OaktrSpL 4.41 -.01 .62 OaktStInco 6.24 +.06 ... OasisPet .73 -.02 ... ObsEva 3.25 -2.91 .04m OcciPet 18.18 +.40 .68 OceanFst 16.71 -.01 ... Ocugen rs .22 -.00 .56 OldNBcp 13.09 -.05 .84f OldRepub 16.16 +.14 .80 Olin 11.38 +.08 2.68 OmegaHlt 29.99 +.39 ... OnSmcnd 19.66 +.48 ... Onconv h .58 -.00 3.74f ONEOK 28.29 -3.86 ... OpkoHlth 3.76 +.22 .96 Oracle 56.60 +.66 ... OrganigH 1.56 -.06 ... Organovo .66 +.04 ... OrthoMed 32.00 -.19 1.20 OshkoshCp 71.76 -.03 1.48 OtterTail 38.66 -.60 ... Overstk 39.16 +5.73 .38 Ovintv g rs 10.06 +.01 .01 OwensMin 7.65 +.29

P-Q-R 1.20 PBF Engy 9.37 -.19 ... PG&E Cp 9.15 -.30 ... PGT Inc 15.63 +.39 4.60 PNC 103.35 +1.20 1.23 PNM Res 39.28 ... ... POSCO 38.69 +.55 2.04 PPG 109.88 +.81 1.66 PPL Corp 25.88 -.30 1.28a Paccar 77.16 +1.48 ... PaloAltNet 235.91 +5.38 ... ParkHot 9.61 -.02 3.52 ParkerHan 186.50 +3.52 .20f ParsleyEn 10.87 +.15 ... PartyCity 1.38 -.02

Stocks in bold changed more than 5% in price from previous day and are worth $5 or more. Stock Footnotes: g - Dividends and earnings in Canadian dollars. h - Does not meet continued-listing standards. lf - Late filing with SEC. n - Stock was a new issue in the last year. rs - Stock has undergone a reverse stock split of at least 50% within the past year. rt - Right to buy security at a specified price. s - Stock has split by at least 20 percent within the last year. vj - Company in bankruptcy or receivership, or being reorga-nized under the bankruptcy law. Appears in front of the name. Dividend Footnoates: Dividend Footnotes: a - Extra dividends were paid, but are not included. b - Annual rate plus stock. c - Liquidating dividend. e - Amount declared or paid in last 12 months. f - Current annual rate, which was increased by most recent dividend announcement. i - Sum of dividends paid after stock split, no regular rate. j - Sum of dividends paid this year. Most recent dividend was omitted or deferred. k - Declared or paid this year, a cumulative issue with dividends in arrears. m - Current annual rate, which was decreased by most recent dividend announcement. p - Initial dividend, annual rate not known, yield not shown. r - Declared or paid in preceding 12 months plus stock dividend. t - Paid in stock, approximate cash value on ex-distribution date. Source: The Associated Press.

DOW

26,287.03 +459.67NASDAQ

10,433.65 +226.02

S&P 500

3,179.72 +49.7110-YR T-NOTE

.68% +.01

30-YR T-BOND

1.44% +.01

CRUDE OIL

$40.63 -.02GOLD

$1,788.50 +4.50

EURO

$1.1317 +.0072p p p p p q p p

(Previous and change figures reflect current contract.)

A-B-C .57f AES Corp 14.47 -.01 1.12 AFLAC 36.02 +.76 1.44 AGNC Inv 12.93 +.21 ... AIM Im rs 2.50 +.07 ... AMC Ent 4.28 -.25 ... ANGI Hme 15.01 +1.58 2.08f AT&T Inc 30.49 +.41 ... Ayro rs 5.35 +2.08 1.44 AbbottLab 92.97 +.74 4.72 AbbVie 99.01 +.13 .80 AberFitc 11.04 +.21 ... Abraxas h .23 -.00 ... Acasti g .61 +.08 ... AccelrDiag 16.03 +.17 ... Accuray 2.18 +.01 ... AchvLfS .40 +.01 ... ActiniumP .36 +.04 .41f ActivsBliz 78.67 +1.16 1.10 Adient 16.98 +.44 ... AdobeInc 452.59 +9.64 .36 AdvDrainS 48.87 +.06 ... AdvEnId 68.62 +1.38 ... AMD 53.40 +1.06 ... Aecom 36.79 +.30 .28e Aegon 3.19 +.18 ... AeroViron 77.76 +.05 ... AEtern g .42 +.04 .72 Agilent 89.31 +.63 .09e AlaskCom 2.70 ... 1.54 Albemarle 81.22 +2.66 ... Alcoa Cp 11.47 +.50 ... Alexion lf 113.57 +1.27 ... Alibaba 240.00 +16.40 ... AlkalWatr 2.08 +.42 ... AllegTch 10.41 +.22 2.80 AllegiantT 111.32 +2.10 2.47 Allete 55.52 -.42 1.60m AllnceRes 3.41 +.14 2.44e AlliBern 26.82 +.15 1.52 AlliantEg s 49.00 -.42 .68 AllisonTrn 36.66 +.53 2.16f Allstate 95.64 +1.55 .76f AllyFincl 20.26 +.80 ... AlnylamP 152.43 +2.56 ... Alphabet C 1495.70 +31.00 ... Alphabet A 1499.65 +29.72 .69 AlpTotDiv 7.59 ... .07e Altice 24.24 +.79 3.36 Altria 39.60 +.20 ... Amazon 3057.04 +166.74 ... Ambarella 46.79 +1.58 .46 Amcor 10.75 +.15 1.98 Ameren 73.34 +.11 .24m AFMulti 3.92 -.08 .17e AMovilL 13.44 +.39 .40 AmAirlines 12.80 +.30 .55 AEagleOut 11.32 +.30 2.80 AEP 82.12 -.40 1.72 AmExp 96.58 +2.25 1.28 AmIntlGrp 30.74 +.82 1.22 AmStsWtr 78.27 -1.32 2.00 AmWtrWks 131.04 -.02 4.16f Ameriprise 150.20 +4.75 1.68f AmeriBrgn 100.72 +.63 .72 Ametek 89.76 +.80 6.40 Amgen 256.25 -1.99 1.00 Amphenol 98.14 +2.27 ... Amyris h 4.76 -.01 1.10e ABInBev 52.86 +2.75 1.00e Annaly 6.43 +.13 .45e AnteroMid 5.48 +.03 1.00 AnteroRes 2.96 +.01 3.80f Anthem 269.00 +2.00 .44e Anworth 1.72 +.09 .10m Apache 13.53 +.26 2.35e ApolloGM 50.14 +.23 3.28f Apple Inc 373.85 +9.74 .88 ApldMatl 63.46 +2.46 ... ApldOptoel 11.58 +.79 .32 ArcBest 25.84 +.18 .10p ArcelorM 11.59 +.65 1.44 ArchDan 39.67 +.11 ... Arcimot h 7.20 +.38 ... Arconic n 14.19 +1.12 1.60a AresCap 14.43 -.05 1.60 AresMgmt 24.81 ... ... AristaNetw 214.45 +3.94 ... ArrowEl 67.69 +1.22 1.10 Ashland 70.14 +.44 1.37e AstraZen 54.10 +.30 ... AtHomGr 6.50 -.14 .50 AtlasCp 7.50 +.33 2.30 ATMOS 101.24 +.06 3.64 AutoData 150.73 +.19 2.32 AveryD 118.18 +1.18 ... Avingr .35 +.01 ... AvisBudg 26.92 +1.00 1.62 Avista 36.13 -.52 ... AytuBioS 1.37 ... 1.90 B&G Foods 24.85 +.50 .04 B2gold g 5.61 +.05 3.04e BCE g 41.41 -.18 .04m BGC Ptrs 2.62 ... 4.40e BHPBil plc 41.64 +.34 2.46f BP PLC 23.64 +.23 4.14e BP Pru 3.06 -.10 ... Baidu 132.93 +9.63 .72 BakHugh 15.51 +.10 .52f Balchem 93.15 -1.01 .60 BallCorp 72.44 +.63 ... BallardPw 19.93 +2.58 .72 BkofAm 23.66 +.37 4.24e BkMont g 54.46 +1.56 1.24 BkNYMel 38.55 +.61 2.72 BkNova g 41.55 +.65 2.82e BarrickGld 26.61 +.34 ... BauschHl 19.00 +.66 .98f Baxter 88.11 +.90 ... BeazerHm 10.11 +.34 3.16 BectDck 250.47 +5.44 .68 BedBath 10.76 -.05

... BerkH B 182.72 +3.89 ... ByndMt 143.00 +2.28 1.20 BigLots 40.06 -.31 ... Biocept h .64 -.02 ... Biocryst 4.95 -.07 ... Biogen 269.80 +4.68 ... Bionano .47 -.01 2.14 BlkHillsCp 58.66 +.12 ... BlackBerry 5.02 +.17 2.40 BlkHlthSci 42.79 +.89 .65a BlkMuniast 13.89 -.06 ... BlinkCh 8.40 +3.12 1.04 BlockHR 14.41 +.47 ... Boeing 187.91 +7.10 ... BookingHl 1703.76 +33.78 1.36 BorgWarn 35.35 +.16 ... BostBeer 554.88 -4.32 ... BostonSci 35.59 +.21 .28f BoydGm 19.33 -.61 .20 BrigStrat 1.28 +.06 ... Brinker 22.96 +.81 1.80 BrMySq 60.19 +1.05 2.69e BritATob 39.54 +.07 ... BrdwyFn h 3.32 +.21 ... Brookdale 3.00 -.04 2.15f BrkfInfra 41.68 +.64 1.33 BrkfldPrp 11.78 +.39 .96 Brunswick 65.81 +1.00 ... CBAK En h 1.33 +.53 .30 CBL Asc .26 +.01 1.63 CMS Eng 60.03 -.27 .14e CNH Indl 7.09 +.19 1.04 CSX 70.25 +1.39 2.00 CVS Health 64.93 +.23 .40f CabotO&G 17.92 +.18 ... CaesarsEnt 12.09 -.21 .86e Cal-Maine 45.09 +.58 1.02 CalaCvHi 11.39 -.12 ... CalAmp 8.02 +.29 .85f CalifWtr 48.19 -.16 ... CallonPet 1.20 +.02 ... CalumetSp 2.34 +.21 3.32 CamdenPT 91.97 -1.60 1.40 CampSp 49.31 -.01 4.72e CIBC g 68.00 +.91 1.58e CdnNR 88.88 +.36 1.50 CdnNRs 17.36 -.34 ... Canon 19.95 +.24 1.60 CapOne 62.65 +1.50 ... CapSenL .67 -.04 ... CapriHld 15.71 +.48 .47 CapsteadM 5.54 +.14 ... CpstnTur rs 3.12 +.15 1.94f CardnlHlth 51.74 -.06 ... CarMax 90.38 +1.16 ... Carnival 15.61 -.27 .80 CarpTech 24.75 +.56 .08p CarrGlb n 24.21 +1.30 4.12 Caterpillar 129.43 +1.71 ... cbdMD 2.41 +.46 3.74f CedarF 28.52 +.26 .25 CenovusE 4.67 -.07 ... CntRsDvA .83 -.05 .60m CenterPnt 19.60 +.14 1.00 CntryLink 9.98 +.19 ... Cerence n 42.56 +.88 ... ChampX 9.71 +.02 ... Chegg 71.27 +1.07 ... Chembio 4.03 -.15 1.00 Chemours 16.26 +.59 .03p ChesEng rs 11.85 ... 5.16f Chevron 88.57 +.26 ... Chewy 46.97 -.11 .36f Chicos 1.37 +.04 2.24 ChildPlace 37.19 +.73 1.20m Chimera 9.30 +.16 ... ChinaJJ h 1.47 +.08 ... ChinaSXT .57 +.04 .64e ChinaSoAir 25.46 +2.33 ... Chipotle 1125.92 +69.47 3.12e ChubbLtd 127.29 +1.72 .96 ChurchDwt 77.86 -.43 ... CienaCorp 56.57 +3.31 .04 Cigna 189.33 -1.16 2.40 CinnFin 68.06 +3.19 ... Cinedig h 2.08 -.01 1.44f Cinemark 12.59 +.32 ... Cirrus 62.01 +1.36 1.44 Cisco 46.42 +.79 2.04 Citigroup 51.97 +1.42 1.56f CitizFincl 24.27 +.51 1.40 CitrixSy 150.38 +.32 ... CleanEngy 2.30 +.14 ... CleanSp n 3.00 +.55 .84e ClearwEn C 23.06 -.15 .24 ClevCliffs 5.58 +.18 4.44f Clorox 221.42 -.74 ... Cloudera 11.90 -.37 ... ClovisOnc 6.53 -.09 1.64f CocaCola 45.23 +.35 ... Coeur 4.93 +.08 .96 CohStQIR 11.13 -.10 2.06 CohStSelPf 24.90 ... 1.76 ColgPalm 73.45 +.17 .92 Comcast 40.33 +1.08 2.72 Comerica 35.81 +.54 1.64 CmtyBkSy 55.59 +.39 2.88 CompssMn 49.91 +.75 .24 CmpTask 4.24 +.15 .40 Comtech 16.24 +.20 .85 ConAgra 35.54 +.13 1.68 ConocoPhil 41.63 -.15 1.55 ConsolCom 6.55 +.16 3.06f ConEd 73.10 -.71 3.00 ConstellA 186.49 +.69 ... ContlRescs 17.16 -1.14 .42 CooperTire 27.61 +.28 1.76 Corecivic 9.26 -.27 ... CorOnDem 38.36 +.25 .88f Corning 26.82 +.82 1.10 CorpOffP 26.05 +.02 .52 Corteva 27.53 -.04 .26e Cosan Ltd 17.82 +2.24 2.60 Costco 311.49 +5.75

.50 Coty 4.45 ... 5.20 CrackerB 107.36 +1.43 2.50 CrestEq 11.74 -.93 ... Crocs 34.85 -1.05 ... CronosGp 6.45 +.28 ... CrowdStr 106.39 -.88 4.80 CrwnCstle 174.30 +3.58 ... CrownHold 66.78 -.14 5.24 Cummins 178.16 +4.71 ... CybrOpt 36.63 +.52

D-E-F .78 DNP Selct 11.01 -.10 4.05 DTE 108.43 -1.54 .84 DXC Tch 15.29 -.86 ... Darden 74.99 +.21 ... Datadog n 88.96 -.63 ... DaveBuster 12.94 +.20 3.04 Deere 160.22 +2.32 ... DeltaAir 28.44 +.72 ... DenburyR .26 -.03 .12e DeutschBk 9.95 +.42 .44 DevonE 11.16 -.08 3.51e Diageo 138.72 +1.52 ... DianaShip 1.54 -.02 ... Diebold 5.92 -.15 ... DigiIntl 11.38 +.19 4.48 DigitalRlt 147.81 -.78 .60 Dillards 24.28 -.13 1.76 Discover 50.61 +1.76 ... DiscIncA 21.24 +.45 1.76 Disney 114.43 +2.25 .60 DiverHlth 4.37 +.06 ... DocuSign 190.66 -.33 1.44 DollarGen 187.14 -1.98 ... DollarTree 89.78 -3.83 3.76 DomEngy 73.59 -9.10 3.12 Dominos 385.00 +10.91 1.82 Domtar g 21.01 +.46 .84 Donaldson 46.78 +.55 2.80 Dow Inc 42.45 +.86 ... DraftKin 32.42 -.64 .52 DryStrt 8.28 ... ... Dropbox 22.42 +.77 1.20 Dupont 54.61 +.89 .60 DufPUC 9.29 -.05 3.78 DukeEngy 79.81 -2.03 .94 DukeRlty 36.34 +.08 1.61f Dunkin 67.62 +2.12 .64 eBay 56.17 +1.81 1.50 EOG Rescs 50.41 -.11 .12 EQT Corp 13.60 +.93 ... ETF M AlH 13.09 +.17 2.84 Eaton 88.88 +.64 1.05 EV EEq2 17.91 +.12 .98 EVTxMGlo 7.48 +.05 1.88 Ecolab 201.73 +.83 2.55 EdisonInt 56.05 +.51 ... EdwLfSci 69.53 +.34 ... EldorRsts 39.53 -1.67 ... ElecVeh 5.15 +2.02 2.96 EliLilly 166.89 +3.02 .60m ElmiraSB 10.50 -.68 2.00 EmersonEl 62.51 +.86 2.55 Enbridge 30.49 -.14 ... Endo Intl 3.62 +.13 1.22 EgyTrnsfr 6.17 -.87 .12e Enerpls g 2.54 -.37 1.03e EnLinkLLC 2.53 +.06 .90 Ennis Inc 16.84 -.03 3.72 Entergy 96.40 -.46 1.78f EntProdPt 17.62 -.23 ... EnvistaH n 21.80 +.40 .36m Equinor 14.80 +.12 1.31e EquitMid 8.91 +.19 .94 EssentUtil 43.68 +.24 2.02 Evergy 61.46 ... 2.27f EversrceE 83.86 -.81 ... EvofemBio 3.14 +.16 ... ExactSci h 89.01 +2.35 .90f ExantasCap 2.31 -.10 ... ExelaTch .44 +.04 1.53 Exelon 37.40 -.08 1.36 Expedia 87.34 +2.45 3.48 ExxonMbl 44.39 +.31 .48 FNBCp PA 7.16 +.11 ... Facebook 240.28 +6.86 1.00f Fastenal 44.22 +.18 2.60 FedExCp 156.27 +.79 .36 FedNatHld 10.68 +.12 4.20 FedRlty 86.12 +.58 1.08 FedHerm B 23.80 +.50 1.03 Ferrari 176.01 +3.85 ... FiatChrys 10.24 +.29 1.32f FidlNatFn 30.59 +.42 1.20m FidusInvst 8.76 -.05 1.08 FifthThird 18.86 +.29 .60f FstHorizon 9.22 -.03 ... FMajSilv g 9.50 ... ... FstSolar 53.41 +3.53 1.56f FirstEngy 40.18 +.26 ... Fitbit 6.40 +.11 1.63 FlrtyTotR 20.37 +.04 .80f FlowrsFds 22.05 -.15 .40 Fluor 11.80 +.10 1.60f FootLockr 29.62 +.22 ... FordM 6.19 +.14 ... ForshtAut 1.65 +.07 ... FortunaSlv 4.84 -.05 .96 FBHmSec 64.84 +2.15 ... ForumEn .40 -.08 .92 FoxCpA 26.50 -.06 ... FrptMcM 12.75 +1.25 .60e Frontlne 7.43 +.46 ... FuelCell 2.87 +.35 ... FutuHldg 29.36 +2.70

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By SETH BORENSTEINAP SCIENCE WRITER

Meet Kongonaphon kely, a pocket sized dinosaur forerunner that was smaller than your cellphone.

The creature, which predated dinosaurs and flying pterosaurs, was just shy of 4 inches tall, according to a study published Monday in the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.

“Some of these things would have been quite cute animals,” said study lead author Christian Kammerer, a paleontology researcher at the North

Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences. Looking like a small dinosaur that could fit in your hand, Kammerer mused that it “would probably make a great pet.”

Of course, no humans were around when Kongonaphon was roaming the wild, jumping around with its strong hind legs and feeding on bugs with its peg-like teeth, Kammerer said. The name means tiny bug slayer.

The fossils, dug up in Madagascar, date from 237 million years ago. Scientists figure the little guy was an adult because of growth rings in its bones, Kammerer said.

By MATT OTT and CATHY BUSSEWITZ

AP BUSINESS WRITER

SILVER SPRING, Md. — Uber has widened its reach in the fiercely com-petitive delivery market by acquiring Postmates in a $2.65 billion all-stock deal, the company said Monday.

The acquisition enables the ride-hailing giant to increase its delivery offerings at a time when the global pandemic has suppressed customers’ desire for rides while boosting home delivery needs. While Uber’s meal delivery business, Uber Eats, has mostly focused on restaurants, Postmates delivers a wider array of goods including groceries, pharmacy items, alcoholic drinks and party supplies.

“The vision for us is to become an everyday service,” said Dara Khosrowshahi, CEO of Uber, in a conference call with investors Monday. “Postmates is a great step along that vision. Anyplace you want to go, anything you want delivered to your home, Uber is going to be there with you, and we think these everyday frequent interactions create a habit, create a connection with customers.

Uber and its Uber Eats food-delivery division will gain ground against DoorDash, which controls about 44% of the U.S. meal delivery market. That’s compared with Uber Eats’ 23% share before the Postmates deal. Grubhub and its subsidiaries had just under 23% of the U.S. meal delivery market, according to May figures from Second Measure, a data analysis company. Postmates had about 8% of the market.

“We really believe that the market is much bigger than, let’s say, the tradi-tional delivery players,” Khosrowshahi said. “We look at groceries as a category, there’s a lot of hot food being delivered, we look at essentials as a category that we are going to go after as well.”

Last month, Uber lost out in a bid for Grubhub, which would have made it the dominant U.S. food delivery service. But Amsterdam-based Just Eat Takeaway.com ended up nabbing Chicago’s Grubhub in a $7.3 billion deal. Uber was reportedly seeking to team Grubhub with its Uber Eats business.

The food delivery sector is undergoing a major consolidation this year and more is expected. The

number of people using food delivery services is on the rise because of the coronavirus pandemic, but customers tend to jump around from service to service depending on where they can find the best deal.

Some restaurants are already leaving the platforms, saying the commissions — which can top 30% — are too high.

The Panda Express chain launched its own delivery service last month, saying delivery companies were making its meals too expensive for consumers. In March, some Washington restaurant and bar owners banded together to start their own delivery service, DC To-GoGo. It currently offers delivery from 18 establishments, and founder Josh Saltzman said it’s adding more each week.

Smaller restaurants, however, lack the muscle to negotiate favorable terms with the third-party platforms, or the capacity to build out their own online ordering service. Many are turning to deliv-ery, despite the costs, as a means surviving pandem-ic shutdown orders.

For restaurants, “the deal is not quite as good,” said Stephen Beck, managing partner of management consultancy cg42. “A consolidation of power, so to speak, and fewer options is not a good thing for the restaurant industry.”

Third-party delivery orders in the U.S. have risen from 2% of restaurant transactions to about 7% during the pandemic, according to David Portalatin, food industry advisor at the NPD Group. In the month of May, third-party delivery orders rose 170% compared to the previous year, he said.

“It’s a very challenging business to start with and for that reason, you had a lot of independent restau-rants who said third-party

delivery is not for us. Then, the world changed dramatically overnight,” Portalatin said. “There has been a dramatic shift, so everybody is partici-pating. That is going to enable the third-party apps to sign up a whole lot of restaurants.”

For many restaurants, the price of partnering with third-party platforms is coming on top of the costs of reopening with reduced capacity and other safety restrictions imposed because of the virus, Portalatin said.

“Unfortunately, some restaurants are going to close, and some are going to evolve,” he said.

Uber has leaned on its food delivery business with COVID-19 cutting into all ride-share businesses. Uber’s rides business slid 3% in the first quarter and dropped 80% in April compared with the same time last year. Bookings through its food delivery business, on the other hand, surged 54% in the first quarter.

By acquiring Postmates, Uber not only gets the bigger share of the food delivery market it has long desired, but also shores itself up against further pandemic-related losses in its ride-hailing division.

“In our opinion, Uber finds itself with its back against the wall on the consolidation theme as the Grubhub deal fell apart on anti-trust concerns, and now must quickly look to acquire market share and added scale which makes the Postmates deal a smart strategic fit,” analysts with Wedbush Securities wrote Monday.

Postmates, a closely held private company, claims 600,000 food and restaurant merchants to choose from, which it claims is the largest selection in the U.S. The company says it has the ability to serve 80% of households across all 50 states.

Uber buys Postmates, ups delivery game in $2.65B deal

AP FILE PHOTO

Uber finally got its food delivery company, acquiring Postmates in a $2.65 billion all-stock deal, the ride-hailing giant confirmed Monday.

Fossils reveal dinosaur forerunner smaller than a cellphone

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This illustration provided by the American Museum of Natural History in July 2020 depicts a Kongonaphon kely, a newly described reptile near the ancestry of dinosaurs and pterosaurs, shown to scale with human hands. Kongonaphon lived roughly 237 million years ago.

Fossils date from 237 million years ago

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By STEVE REILLYSTAFF WRITER

ENGLEWOOD — Englewood Beach and its neighboring beaches appear safe from a massive sewage spill in Manatee County.

Last week, Manatee County reported a spill of 25.8 million gallons of raw sewage, due to a break in a sewage main, to the Florida Department of Environmental Protection.

“(Longboat Key town staff) and Manatee County Utilities discovered a breach in the town’s sole 20-inch subaqueous wastewater force main that extends under Sarasota Bay and ultimately connects to the Manatee County Wastewater Treatment Plant on the mainland,” FDEP spokeswoman Shannon Herbon told the Sun.

The broken pipe is suspected of spilling out sewage for two weeks, from June 17 to June 30.

The break itself was on land, on an undeveloped property, according to FDEP reports. Subsequent local news reports said the spill may have impacted

By BRIANNA KWASNIKSTAFF WRITER

NORTH PORT — Graduation is a rite of passage for seniors to celebrate their accomplishments, walk across the stage in front of their families, and accept their diploma from their principal.

Families expressed heartbreak after the district

announced the in-person ceremonies for the Class of 2020, which had been rescheduled for July 16, would be canceled this year.

At Thursday’s special meeting of the Sarasota County School Board, interim superintendent Mitsi Corcoran choked back tears as she explained the difficulty of the decision.

“This was not an easy decision for anyone, it has actually been agonizing for us and every one of our principals, since graduation is a rite of passage, not only for our high school seniors, but our fifth- and eighth-graders

as they transition to their new schools,” Corcoran said.

Corcoran added that the district has provided a yard sign for every graduate, created virtual graduation ceremonies, and provided opportunities for families to take photos in their cap and gowns inside their schools, including North Port High School.

By DANIEL SUTPHINSTAFF WRITER

PORT CHARLOTTE — After months of isolation due to coronavirus concerns, seniors at Chelsea Place Assisted Living in Port Charlotte hit the road in style last week and got some much-needed freedom.

“We were trying to think of ways our residents at Chelsea Place could get out of the house (during the coronavirus pandemic) but also continue to follow government regulations and keep safe distancing while not being exposed to more people,” said Kris Chana, Chelsea Place owner.

The result: a “hot red” Ford Mustang convertible.

“We rented a convertible, put the top down, blasted some ’50s and ’60s music and went for a cruise around town,” Chana said. “We drove over the (Charlotte Harbor) bridges and ex-plored Punta Gorda. They all seemed to enjoy it way more than I even thought.”

Chana said most of the residents have been stuck inside since March due to the pandemic and govern-ment safety regulations.

“Because of our current state,” Chana said, “they aren’t able to see their fami-lies like they used to ... their families can’t come over.”

The majority of their residents were able to make the trip around town with one or two participating at a time.

Chana said before the lockdown, staff would take seniors to lunch at various restaurants, among other social activities.

Chelsea Place also op-erates a Senior Day Care

center in Port Charlotte for residents and other group members to participate in activities.

Chana said one of his biggest concerns since the March shutdowns was losing the chance for their mem-bers to socialize.

“Socialization has such a huge impact,” Chana said. “For example, we would see such a drastic change at our Senior Day Care Center when they got together (and interacted). When COVID-19 hit, we knew we had to find ways to keep that going.”

Chana said they have thought of other ways to get their residents outdoors and stay within safety regulations.

“We’ve had a gentleman come to the assisted living facility and play live music outside,” Chana said. “Our residents would sit on their back porches and listen. We just had to make sure everyone keeps their distance and separation, but

it’s something for them to look forward to.”

Of all their activities so far, the convertible takes takes the top spot for residents and staff.

“They loved it. We were all excited,” Chana said. “They’re looking out the window as we go over the bridge and they would talk

about how Punta Gorda has changed over the years and all the places they used to go eat. Just the experience of having the wind blow through your hair ... it was just a fun day.”


By DANIEL SUTPHINSTAFF WRITER

PUNTA GORDA — A manda-tory indoor mask policy — some exceptions — might become a reality soon in Punta Gorda.

At Wednesday’s meeting, the City Council will have the option to approve a new ordi-nance requiring face coverings

to be worn by anyone over 2 years old at all indoor public places within the city limits.

The ordinance included several exemptions that might be applied to the mask mandate should the City Council choose to keep them.

“The City Council could choose to modify the exemptions,” said City Communications Manager Melissa Reichert. “Even with the exemptions, the ordinance will further protect public health in our community.”

“City Attorney (David Levin) took great care in examining a number of similar ordinances

enacted by other municipal-ities,” Reichert continued, “and included exemptions that allow for special extenuating circumstances to be taken into consideration.”

Face masks would not be required in the following situa-tions, according to the proposed draft ordinance:

• People are observing social distancing.

• The face covering causes impairment due to existing health conditions.

• It conflicts with the Americans with Disabilities Act for that person.

• Talking to someone who is

hearing impaired who needs to see the mouth of the person speaking.

• Working in a business where you do not have interac-tions with others.

• Working in a business where the use of a face cover-ing would hinder performance of duties.

• Exercising and still main-taining social distancing.

• Eating or drinking at a restaurant while maintaining social distancing and seated at a table or bar.

• Employed as public safety, other life safety or health care personnel.

• Obtaining a service involv-ing the nose or face where removal of a face covering is necessary (salons, barber shops, etc.).

• Engaged in an activity where some other form of face covering is required.

The mask mandate would also require all people prepar-ing or serving food to wear a face covering.

If approved, the new policy would take effect “as soon it is passed by the City Council,” Reichert said. “(It) will be in ef-fect for 90 days unless repealed

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Community plans ‘alternate graduation’ for North Port seniors

Ceremony would

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Residents of Chelsea Place Assisted Living, Jane Meadows and Edward Marinelli, get ready to hit the road in a “hot red” Ford Mustang with Kris Chana, owner of Chelsea Place. Residents of Chelsea Place are currently not required to wear masks, according to Chana.

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STAFF REPORT

SARASOTA — A 22-year-old North Port man was killed in a one-car crash Monday on Interstate 75 near Sarasota.

The crash happened at 10:04 a.m. three miles south of the Clark Road exit at mile marker 202,

according to a report released by Florida Highway Patrol Trooper J. Sayed, the crash investigator.

A man, who was not identified, was driving a 1997 Chevy north in the left lane when he lost control of his vehicle. The vehicle went off the road and into the grass

alongside the road where it slid and slammed into a palm tree.

Sarasota County EMS workers determined the man was dead at the scene.

FHP troopers no longer releases that names of vehicle descriptions in their initial crash reports.

North Port man killed on I-75 The Charlotte County Sheriff’s Office reported the following arrests:

Patrick Lynn Burdette, 51, of Roanoke, Virginia. Charge: out-of-county warrant. Bond: none.

Theresa Mae Green, 54, 28200 block of S. Twin Lakes Boulevard, Punta Gorda. Charge: battery. Bond: none.

William Daniel Smith, 43, 100 block of Palmetto Circle N.E., Port Charlotte. Charge: DUI with damage to property. Bond: none.

Brea Elizabeth Swanson, 25, 5600 block of Duncan Road, Port Charlotte. Charges: possession of drug

paraphernalia and resisting officer without violence. Bond: $5,000.

The Sarasota County Sheriff’s Office reported the following arrests:

Allen Victor Johnson, 35, 100 block of Clemson Road, Venice. Charges: possession controlled substance (heroin) and possession of drug equip-ment. Bond: $2,000.

Kayla Christine Richardson, 29, 700 block of Yale Avenue, Englewood. Charges: outstanding warrant (Manatee County). Bond: $1,500.

Jaymes Anthony Jordan, 30, 8000 block of

Cristobal Avenue, North Port. Charges: petty theft (under $300). Bond: none.

The North Port Police Department reported the following arrests:

Marc Stefan Chase, 22, 6100 block of Hoffman Street, North Port. Charges: trespassing and possession of drug equipment. Bond: $1,000.

Nicholas Vincent Blackburn, 30, 2400 block of Shalimar Terrace, North Port. Charges: outstanding warrant (Orange County, Florida) Bond: $250.

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By CRAIG GARRETTSTAFF WRITER

NORTH PORT — The plan to give some space to a recreational and conservation jewel is grinding along, North Port commissioners learned at a Monday workshop.

But funding is an issue and the city will focus on purchasing just vacant parcels along the Myakkahatchee Greenway.

The land would parallel the city’s chief waterway — and its source of drinking water — from east of Interstate 75 at Environmental Park and west to Tamiami Trail. The plan was conceived in 2007. Walking and biking routes, exercise stations, picnic tables and so-called passive activities are part of the plan.

But COVID-19 has impacted the greenway; slashed spring tourism will cut a shared surtax. And other priorities have pushed the project down the list as well. Commissioners on Monday got an overview of the greenway project from finance and recreation officials involved in its planning.

City officials at the meeting

suspended purchases of some parcels along the route, for instance, choosing to spend their cash on only vacant land. A pending deal with a homeowner along the greenway was dropped.

“We want to shut that door before funding runs out,” Vice Mayor Jill Luke said.

The original plan was to assemble a greenbelt and to lessen flooding damage along the Myakkahatchee Creek. There were some 500 parcels to be purchased, deeded or exchanged along the greenway belt. Of that figure, 433 vacant lots have been acquired; and of that balance, 57 are vacant and 15 have structures on them, commissioners were told Monday.

But funding is an issue: North Port this year paid $212,000 to a homeowner whose property wasn’t directly on the Myakkahatchee, but within its flood plain, a so-called Tier II property. The timing was good, however, as land and housing prices would only skyrocket as North Port grew, Commissioner Vanessa Carusone had said in favor of the purchase. Mayor Debbie McDowell opposed that sale.

But that left about $288,000 in the special fund. And COVID-19 would likely impact surtax collections, which replenish the special fund for the greenway project.


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Myakkahatchee Creek Environmental Park offers scenic views throughout the 162-acre site in North Port.

By SUE ERWINSTAFF WRITER

Logistics prevented the Charlotte Players from present-ing the annual Kids OnStage summer camp at the Charlotte Performing Arts Center this summer. Instead, Community Life Church, 19048 Edgewater Drive, Port Charlotte, will be the site of the July 13-24 camp.

“They are giving us an older sanctuary to use with a wonderful stage and breakout rooms,” said Charlotte Players Executive Director Sherrie

Moody. “It will be ideal. We will be the only people using this facility for the two weeks, so we don’t have to worry about moving things in and out all of the time.”

Campers are separated by age into three workshops, with professional staff members helping the youngsters in all facets of theater production, including backstage craft, scenic design, props, costumes, acting, music and dance. Each group will perform an age-ap-propriate public show on the church stage at the conclusion

of the camp.Dolly’s Kids, students enter-

ing first and second grades this year, will perform “There’s a Hole in the Log at the Bottom of the Sea,” based on the classic children’s song as adapted by New York Times bestselling author/illustrator Loren Long. This is one of the books distributed free to children reg-istered by the Charlotte County Imagination Library.

Stars, made up third through sixth graders, will present “We are Monsters,” a hilarious musical that follows human

kids into a monster cabaret filled with quirky monster characters, including vegetar-ian vampires and rock n’ roll werewolves, gradually realizing there may be more to these monsters than meets the eye.

Thespians, students entering seventh through 12th grade, will tackle “Annie Jr.,” based on Tony Award-winning Best Musical about the iconic “little orphan” who charms every-one’s hearts despite a next-to-nothing start in 1930s New York City.

“We will be implementing

enhanced health and safety measures during the camp to help mitigate the risks associat-ed with COVID-19,” Moody said. “An inherent risk of exposure to COVID-19 exists in any public place where people are present. We will be monitoring circumstances and adhering to guidance from the CDC to determine whether any activi-ties should be adjusted.”

For additional details or to register a child, visit www.charlotteplayers.org or call 941-255-1022 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday.

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Blood drive in RotondaThe GFWC Rotonda

West Woman’s Club and Faith Lutheran Church will team up for a blood drive, bringing the The Big Red Bus to town from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. July 23 to the church, 551 Rotonda Blvd. West, Rotonda West. The bus is a med-ical vehicle and is a safe location to visit for your donation. Due to spacing requirements, only two

donors are allowed on the bus at one time so it is necessary to schedule an appointment for your donation. Everyone will have their temperature taken prior to entering, and all donors will receive a free wellness check, free canvas tote and all donated pints of blood will be tested for the Covid-19 Antibody. You will be asked to check on-line within four days of donation for your antibody results. Appointments are required.

Sarasota, North Port debatesThe North Port Area

Chamber of Commerce, in partnership with the Cowork Hive of North Port, will host a series of debates for the North Port City and Sarasota County commission races as the upcoming Primary Election approach. Both

Debates will be presented live on the North Port Area Chamber Facebook page.

The North Port City Commission debate will be held from 6-8 p.m. today for North Port District 1 and District 2 seats. District 1 candidates are David Iannotti, Richard Suggs and Nicholas Trolli. Candidates for District 2 are Cheryl Cook, Barbara Langdon and Jacqueline Moore

The Sarasota County Debate will be held from 6-7:30 p.m. Thursday for District 5. Candidates are Ron Cutsinger, Christopher Hanks and Alice White.

Candidates in both debates will be able to provide an opening and closing statement and will answer questions estab-lished by the chamber’s Government Relations Committee.

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ALTERNATIVE GRADUATIONTwo members of the

North Port community, Justin Cody Willis and Elaine Allen-Emrich, didn’t want to see the high school graduates miss out on another special event. They decided to plan an “alternate graduation” ceremony for North Port High’s graduates, and asked for support from the community. (Allen-Emrich is Englewood Community Editor for the Sun.)

They had a planning session over the holiday weekend at Olde World Restaurant in North Port to solidify the plan, which is a day of ceremonies on July 16 on the grass in front of North Port City Hall.

Neither Willis nor Emrich have children who are graduating this year.

“It’s about community,” Willis said, “These kids deserve to be honored, de-served to be recognized.”

The event is not affiliat-ed with the school district or city. The plan is to hold six separate ceremonies throughout the day, in order to keep families spread out: 9:30 a.m., 11:30 a.m., 1:30 p.m., 3:30 p.m., 5:30 p.m., and 7:30 p.m. Upon approval of necessary permits from the city of North

Port, the ceremonies will be held in front of City Hall.

Each ceremony will be limited to 75 graduates, with a limit of two guests. All additional guests will be asked to remain in their car, but can listen to the ceremonies streamed live on WKDW radio.

Students are asked to RSVP by emailing [email protected].

Each attendee, grad-uate and guest will be provided with a mask. Willis said everyone is required to wear a mask, and there will be no exception to this rule.

Willis estimated the event will cost approx-imately $10,000, which includes purchasing masks, setting up barri-cades, police department, rentals for chairs, tents and the stage, and keep-sake trinkets, along with programs.

The group sent out an invitation via emails and Facebook, asking Sarasota County School Board and North Port city officials to attend if they would like.

School Board member Eric Robinson, who is running for re-election, had announced he wanted to plan a ceremony for the grads last week. He supported the community effort. “If this is what the parents and students want, it’s not my place to answer that question. If they want some sort of

closure, something to cap off their turbulent year, is it really a place for the School Board to say no?” Robinson said.

North Port Mayor Debbie McDowell said she thought the ceremony would conflict with the school’s own plan to recognize its seniors. “From the outside looking in, it appears this ‘mock graduation’ is trying to compete with the NPHS sanctioned event,” she wrote in an email.

THE SCHOOL’S PLANNorth Port High

School is providing families a chance for a photo opportunity in the performing arts center from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. July 14-16. Students can get a photo holding their diploma and walking across the stage in their cap and gown. One family will be allowed in at a time.

Families can register for an appointment at

nphsgraduationphoto.youcanbook.me/

For students who just wish to pick up their diplomas, they can do so beginning Monday, July 20 between 7 a.m. and 3 p.m.

“As a district we need to follow the guidelines that best keep our children safe. I would not be able to in good conscience say that we are not going to follow the guidance of our health department

partners,” said Corcoran.“If a student were to

become ill, and they were not able to start college on time, report for military service, or start their new job, we would feel incredibly guilty, and we can’t place a single celebration, even one this important over the safety of our students,” she said.


SENIORSFROM PAGE 1B

District and city leaders RSVPThe committee planning a community graduation

ceremony for North Port High School students on July 16

invited government officials to attend, including Sarasota

County School Board members and North Port City

Commissioners. They got a wide range of responses:

SARASOTA COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD

Caroline Zucker, board chair: No

“I will not be attending. It was a Board and staff decision

to not hold graduation and I’m part of that decision.

I’m not out, except to purchase groceries or doctor

appointment. This virus is not to be taken lightly.”

Jane Goodwin: No

“With the Covid numbers increasing in Sarasota County

and across the state, we should not gather in group

setting at this time. We canceled the delayed ceremonies

for all high schools because it was recommended by the

Health Dept. We always want equal access to all students

and schools. We do not show favoritism to one or several

schools. This action is sponsored by Eric Robinson and

his campaign reelection efforts.”

Eric Robinson: Yes

“If this is what the parents and students want, it’s not my

place to answer that question. If they want some sort of

closure, something to cap off their turbulent year, is it

really a place for the school board to say no?”

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Debbie McDowell, mayor: No

“I cannot in good conscience attend one “alternative

graduation ceremony” (or whatever it is being called)

and not attend ALL six of them, lasting almost 12 hours.

Therefore, I informed Mr. Willis I will not be in attendance

or participating on July 16.”

Jill Luke, vice mayor: No

Vanessa Carusone: Yes

Chris Hanks: Yes

“I will gladly be in attendance and will be cheering on the

hard work and accomplishments that these students

have achieved, as many students have through out the

generations, except this Class of 2020 did it during a

global pandemic.”

Pete Emrich: Yes

“I will be attending the event probably in its entirety. I

appreciate the community coming together to support

our graduates on this monumental event of their life’s

journey. This year has been tough year on many, but to

come together as a community to embrace our graduates

which will become our future leaders is paramount and is

what North Port is all about. Community.”

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Water testing is being conducted and will continue until water

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No matter how exten-sive those sewage spill impacts are, they haven’t seeped south into Venice or Englewood waters.

Both Sarasota and

Charlotte County Department of Health representatives said Monday that water quality conditions remain good throughout south Sarasota and Charlotte counties. No precaution-ary health alerts have been issued by either county.

Water samples taken last week throughout Sarasota County all tested good, said Steve Huard, Sarasota Department of Health spokesman. Those tests took place on June 29, a week ago Monday.

“We test all 16 beaches every Monday, with results (posted) by Thursday,” Huard said.

The Florida Department of Health regularly posts the results of water quality testing on the Healthy Beaches page of www.floridahealth.gov. Mote Marine Laboratory provides daily reports of beach conditions at

visitbeaches.org.State health officials

will also post health warnings after heavy rains flush stormwater off of pastures and other properties.

Bacteria levels can rise due to stormwater runoff carrying bacteria from the fecal waste of pets, wildlife or even humans. Such increases in the

bacteria levels are expect-ed after the first rains and runoff following extended dry periods.

Health officials issue precautionary advisories recommending that people do not swim due to an increased risk of illness.

Englewood and other area beaches have been seeing “yellow flag” alerts

warnings posted at public beaches lately. Yellow alerts are cautionary, warning beach-goers of moderately strong cur-rents and surf conditions.

All’s well when green flags fly. A green flag flew over Stump Pass State Beach Monday.


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by the City Council prior to this expiration date.”

CONTRACT FOR NEW CITY MANAGER TO BE CONSIDERED

At Wednesday’s meeting, Punta Gorda staff will present the

City Council with the negotiated contract for incoming City Manager Gregory Murray, a former county administrator for Washington County, Maryland.

If approved, Murray will begin employment with the city on Aug. 24.

The meeting begins at 9 a.m. at Council Chambers, 326 W. Marion Ave. in Punta Gorda, and

is being broadcast live on the city’s YouTube page or at bit.ly/2YiCqnY.

Due to attendance limitations, city staff is accepting written citizen comments through the city manager’s email ([email protected]) to be read during the meeting.


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SUN PHOTO BY STEVE REILLY

All’s well at Stump Pass State Beach Monday. A green flag signals optimum swimming conditions. Englewood beaches remain safe from a massive sewage spill in Manatee County last week.

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We can no longer ignore

need for masks

OUR POSITION: It’s time for local govern-ments to ignore the controversy and do what’s right — pass an order requiring masks in public.

A s the number of COVID-19 cases explodes in Florida, local governments must take responsibility to keep their

citizens safe, regardless of the message from Gov. Ron DeSantis. It’s time we require masks in public. It is the right thing to do as the number of infections soar and the number of beds in hospitals’ ICUs dwindle to dangerous levels.

We have given the governor and others the benefit of the doubt until now. We under-stand the difficulty enforcing an ordinance requiring people to wear masks. And, we certainly see the resentment from some that anyone can/should/would tell them how to live their life.

But it’s not just their life. As the corona-virus numbers set records each day, the younger people who are most affected are spreading the disease in their communities. And, sooner or later, the most vulnerable people will get sick. The attitude that it’s my decision does not fly when it comes to a disease that is so easily passed from person to person. Individual freedoms do not include a right to risk illness and death to other people.

Since the too-soon attempt to open up businesses, beaches and so on in Florida, our COVID-19 infections have sky rocketed with record numbers almost every day. Just Sunday, 10,059 cases were reported. That brings our numbers (before Monday’s report) up to 200,111. There have been 3,852 deaths. Those same types of numbers convinced the Republican governor of Texas to issue a statewide requirement for masks to be worn.

We cannot accept those deaths as collateral damage. We cannot write off the people suffering in hospitals as the price we have to pay to keep the economy humming.

Many Florida counties have already put executive orders in place requiring masks in public places or when conducting business in-doors. They include: Pinellas, Pasco, Alachua, Duval, Broward, Indian River, Hillsborough, Leon, Orange and Osceola counties.

So far, most elected officials in our area have treated such an order like a hot potato. They fear stepping on individuals’ rights.

They need to consider the fact that, as of Monday, area hospitals were facing a shortage of ICU beds and if the numbers continue to go up, Florida’s hospitals will be overwhelmed — the fear that caused Gov. DeSantis to shut down the state in the beginning.

Charlotte County had only four ICU beds available Monday. DeSoto County had one.

Punta Gorda City Council will discuss a mask ordinance Wednesday. Charlotte and Sarasota county commissions have so far rejected the idea. DeSoto County Commission and Arcadia City Council have not put any type of mask requirements on their agendas so far. DeSoto County Administrator Mandy Hines has, however, strongly recommended citizens wear masks. Hines is very worried about the recent spike and the county’s lack of ICU beds.

We agreed originally with most officials that any type of mask ordinance would be near impossible to enforce. That can no longer be used as an excuse.

It’s time to take a firm stand. Order masks to be worn. Even if some get away with ignor-ing the law, it would send a strong message and encourage, we believe, a majority to adhere to the guidelines.

We are at a critical point in the battle with COVID-19. We must utilize all our options to protect everyone, especially the most vulnerable who may be victims of others’ irresponsibility.

We need more stories like Shelton’sEditor:

Thank you Norris “Buckey” Shelton, Jr. for telling those of us who are not young black men what it is like to be one.

Your story by Elaine Allen-Emrich in Tuesday’s (June 23) Sun was eye opening and thought compelling. And thank you Rena Quinn for telling us your story of love and hurt. We all — black, white, young, old, male, female, politician, police, friends, neighbors, countrymen — need to see and hear more of these kinds of stories.

Peggy SchenkPort Charlotte

Don’t use balloons to honor our policeEditor:

In the June 25, Letters to the Editor there was a heartfelt and loving idea put forth to honor our police with blue ribbons and/or balloons tied along U.S. 41.

While I applaud the sentiment I want to ask and plead with people to not use balloons in this way! Ribbons would be great but balloons blow away and are proven to be a danger to domestic animals (goats, cows, pigs) wildlife and especially sea life. Please rethink this idea.

Candace LawlessArcadia

Pressure DeSantis to order us to wear masksEditor:

Re: Covid deaths exceed WTC count

When the World Trade Center was attacked on 9/11 , the deaths associated with that disaster was 2,996 people. We all were shocked, deeply grieved and vowed revenge.

Today in Florida our death count is 3,376 from a virus that is not controlled surpassing that of the WTC. Yet, some citizens don’t believe the coronavirus exists.

Gov. Ron DeSantis refuses to order Floridians to wear masks in all pubic places to help stop the spread of Covid 19. He relies on trusting all of us to “make good decision.”. This approach is unrealistic.

Casual observation anywhere you need to go, the grocery stores, the pharmacies, walking downtown past restaurants and stores, unmasked people outnumber masks wearers.

What to do? Shame? That doesn’t work and you might get spit on or shot.

The solution lies with targeted public health-education and concerned citizens pressuring Gov. DeSantis to step up and enforce mask wearing! Let’s insist on both.

Patricia FlynnSarasota

I have a deal for Charlotte CountyEditor:

I need a new Suburban SUV, but the one I want is over $90,000.

I am petitioning the Charlotte County commissioners to buy it.

I am sure that after a few days they will realize that they have no use for it, and sell it to me for$ 35K or $40K.

Wish me luck.Patrick Doyle

Lake Suzy

Time for silent majority to speak upEditor:

Unfortunately we, the silent majority, are at least partially at fault for the current chaos in our country. We have allowed ourselves to be bullied into silence. The fear of being stigmatized as a racist or losing a job, or being attacked for expressing a differing opinion keeps us silent.

The mob hides behind the 1st Amendment to terrorize individuals and businesses, to loot, to burn, to destroy and to attack law enforcement and we silently accept this as cultural change. Why, because we continue to elect officials who support this behavior for political reasons. We listen to pundits and officials who claim to be omniscient and then echo their false narrative about peaceful protests on social media and in letters to the editor.

Yes we need change and progress but it must be positive and fair. We abhor unjustified police violence but accept with casual mention two officers sitting in a police car being assassinated or a 3-year-old in a car being shot. We need to make our voices heard by voting out of office any local (as in Tampa) county, state and federal politician who does not openly and loudly oppose this violence and political correctness bullying. It is time for the silent majority to be heard

Sally MeierNorth Port

Younger generation ignoring the rulesEditor:

Hooray! Someone is finally calling out the young people who are ignoring the COVID-19 social distancing and mask wearing answers to ending this virus!

The governor of Florida is slapping suspended licenses on the bars that are not sticking to their rules for reopening. Those of us who are mature enough to do the right thing are tired of being stuck at home and out of work and volunteering because of the selfishness of another generation!

We want our lives back!Marsha Ambrose

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Starr’s experience needed on AuthorityEditor:

Charlotte County voters why vote for Bob Starr? Think back to the last election when a nasty campaign was waged on behalf of Julie Price for the Airport Authority. Unable to get Price elected, now comes Vanessa Grant Oliver, who is Price’s friend and participated in her nasty campaign to get elected.

As a voter I’m not interested in putting someone in public office who would participate in dirty campaigning. There is an unknown agenda behind getting Oliver elected. She has stated she is going to get another airline and keep airline fares low. Other airlines haven’t been attracted to Punta Gorda because we have low airport costs and I don’t think Oliver can influence Allegiant air fares.

Oliver states she is for economic development at the airport. Her resume states she is a past secretary of the Economic Development Partnership. Well how successful has she been with that at the airport?

Starr, according to his profile, has experience as a past Charlotte County commissioner which I think would be valuable asset to the Airport Authority. Starr is an experienced businessman vs. Oliver who comes across as a politician, making political promises.

Mike BrownDeep Creek

A question for Trump’s supportersEditor:

A question for Trump’s supporters: Do you plan to drink the Kool-Aid, too?

Bonnie LeroyPort Charlotte

The mob is taking overEditor:

We saw how easy it is to shut down a country and take control. We are now witnessing mob control. All that is needed is 4 governors and 4 mayors. The media, most politicians, celebrities, the supreme court, and most politicians are together. Our younger generation has been “brainwashed” for years by communist teachers. Our DOJ is proving to be useless. If Biden is elected the whole machine is ready to roll, just like it was for Hillary.

Job well done, America! Well done.

Jim PanaretosPort Charlotte

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Americans naturally tend to think of their presidents in terms of generations, like they do with their families. This may have started with the news that former Presidents John Adams and Thomas Jefferson both died on July 4, 1826, half a century to the day the Continental Congress adopted the Declaration of Independence they jointly drafted.

The Founding Generation (birth years 1732-1767) held the presidency for nearly half a century, from 1789 to 1837. Five were adults during the American Revolution. Two had childhood memories of it: John Quincy Adams of watching the gunfire smoke from Bunker Hill at age 7, Andrew Jackson of being slashed by a British officer’s sword at age 14.

Within a month after Jackson left office, 28-year-old Abraham Lincoln gave his Springfield Lyceum speech, venerating the founders and warning of mob rule. He was part of the antebellum generation (birth years 1773-1809), which held office from 1837-69, grappled with the fissiparous issue of slavery expansion and, after a bloody civil war, abolished the “peculiar institution.”

The Civil War generation

(birth years 1821-1843) all fought in that war, except Grover Cleveland paid $300 not to do so. Regarded by historians as undistinguished, these presidents presided over amazing technological innovation and tumultuous economic growth in the years 1869-1901. They were followed by the post-Civil War generation (birth years 1856-74), all college graduates, who led America’s emergence as a world power in 1901-33.

Each generation held the presidency for 30-some years, as did the three presidents (birth years 1882-90) who served as subordinates in the First World War and commanders in the Second World War, holding office from 1933 to 1961.

There was more turnover for the seven presidents of the G.I. generation (birth years 1908-24), who served from 1961 to 1993,

each with World War II military experience. One was murdered; one resigned; and two were defeated for reelection. But after floundering in the late 1960s and 1970s, in the 1980s, they presided over revived, broad-based economic growth and nearly bloodless victory in the Cold War.

How have their successors, the baby-boom generation (birth years 1946-1964), done? They started off when some thought we’d reached “the end of history,” with democratic capitalism not seriously challenged. Its first three presidents each served eight years — the first such trio since the political allies Jefferson, James Madison and James Monroe — and followed elite consensus policies on immigration and trade.

But some consensus policies imploded. Subsidizing minority homebuying produced the 2008 financial collapse and lingering slow growth afterward. The non-enforcement of immigration restrictions produced at least marginal downward pressure on low-skill wages and widening economic inequality.

The trade opening to China produced cheap consumer goods but didn’t move China

toward rule-based conduct or anything like democracy. And it facilitated the spread of coronaviruses, at first with minimal impact but this year with the devastating COVID-19 killing thousands and shutting down much of the economies of Europe and North America.

The arguable failures of consensus trade and immigration policies fueled the oddball candidacy of Donald Trump in 2016. So did dynastic politics: Trump used Jeb Bush and Hillary Clinton as foils in the primaries and general election.

Baby-boomer self-righteousness played a role, too — Trump’s stubborn refusal to admit error or avoid trivia; Barack Obama’s and Clinton’s apparent attempts to delegitimize Trump, in contrast with their predecessors’ choices not to delegitimize the close presidential winners in 1960 and in 2000.

Now, after nearly 30 years, the boomers won’t go away. Donald Trump, the third president born in 1946, is running again. Joe Biden, born December 1942, is just a month away from boomer status (defined by William Strauss and Neal Howe’s prescient 1991 book, “Generations,” as

starting in birth year 1943). While 37% of 2016 Republican voters backed post-boomer candidates Ted Cruz and Marco Rubio, only 4% of Democratic primary and caucus voters backed Gen Xers Pete Buttigieg, Tulsi Gabbard and Andrew Yang this year.

That doesn’t mean that younger generations have no influence. The G.I. generation maintained its hold on the White House after 1960s and 1970s ghetto riots and campus rebellions. But it ceded control of the culture to boomer rebels, as Ronald Reagan lamented in his 1989 farewell address.

Similarly, as boomers keep hold of the presidency, many politicians and corporate execs seem ready to cede control of the culture to the Black Lives Matter movement and campus radicals. They’re apparently cool with statue smashing — unbothered by the resemblance to the Taliban’s smashing of the Bamiyan Buddhas — and with trashing American history, as in The New York Times’ 1619 Project.

Michael Barone is a senior political analyst for the Washington Examiner.

Generations defining — and redefining — American history

MICHAEL BARONEWashington Examiner

The French revolutionaries’ instrument for administering the 1793-1794 Reign of Terror was the Committee of Public Safety. Today, China’s totalitarians, displaying either ignorance of this unsavory history, or arrogance in flaunting their emulation of it, call their new instrument for suffocating Hong Kong the Commission for Safeguarding National Security. Yet again, actual tyranny is imposed in the supposed service of safety.

Acting as communists do, the leaders of China’s Communist Party, which is the bone and sinew of that nation’s Leninist party-state, have, less than half way through their commitment, shredded the 1997 agreement to respect Hong Kong’s autonomy until 2047. The new law mocks the rule of law, which requires sufficient specificity to give those subject to the law due notice of what is proscribed or prohibited. The new law stipulates four major offenses: separatism, subversion, terrorism and collusion with foreign governments. These will be defined post facto, in capricious enforcements against those whose speech is not chilled by the law’s menacing vagueness. The “law” authorizing the committee to operate secretly was released at 11 p.m.

Tuesday, probably to deter demonstrations on Wednesday, which was the anniversary of Beijing’s 1997 agreement.

Modern technologies of communication enable the world to watch darkness descend on one of the world’s most vibrant metropolises. Modern technologies of surveillance enable Beijing to refine a deep, penetrating oppression beyond what Winston Churchill could have imagined when he warned that Nazism’s triumph would mean the world would “sink into the abyss of a new Dark Age made more sinister, and perhaps more protracted, by the lights of perverted science.”

China’s faux law, which echoes Stalin’s use of randomness to intensify fear, serves two purposes: It smashes Hong Kong dissent — Leninism brooks no challenge to the party’s supremacy. And it distracts

attention from reports that Beijing is pioneering a sinister fusionism that melds Leninism and Stalinism with an ethno-nationalism reminiscent of fascism.

The regime reportedly is employing forced abortions and sterilization to inflict what has been called “demographic genocide” on Muslim Uighurs and other minorities. U.S. customs officials have seized some China-made beauty products perhaps made from human hair harvested in Xinjiang concentration camps. China’s signatures on the U.N. Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide and on the Sino-British Joint Declaration guaranteeing Hong Kong’s autonomy are equally constraining. Next year, President Joe Biden and a Democratic-controlled Congress should match Britain’s generosity in welcoming refugees from Hong Kong’s talented, freedom-loving citizenry.

In diplomatic parlance, China is a “revisionist” power, aiming to revise the global order. In less antiseptic language, it is a piratical power whose crudeness, born of cultural condescension toward others, includes special contempt for an America

distracted domestically by various hysterias, and (BEG ITAL)choosing(END ITAL) retreat abroad. President Biden’s urgent foreign policy tasks will include revising the longstanding U.S. policy of “strategic ambiguity” regarding Taiwan. Beijing is demonstrating in Hong Kong “one country, two systems” actually means one country, one simmering stew of Leninism and Stalinism flavored with fascism.

The dictator Xi Jinping has repeatedly said that Taiwan’s current status — nationhood in all but name — is intolerable and “should not be passed down generation after generation.” A reelected Donald Trump, whose cramped notion of America’s role in the world is confined to commercial bookkeeping, might swap Taiwan’s freedom for increased Chinese purchases of U.S. soybeans. When at noon January 20 the U.S. ends the policy of making America marginal again, Biden should adopt strategic clarity, informing Beijing that the U.S. legal obligation to sell Taiwan weaponry needed for self-defense entails a moral obligation to assist with that project.

The Korean War, which brought Americans into

combat against Chinese troops, began 70 years ago after Dean Acheson, President Harry S. Truman’s secretary of state, gave a speech in which he left South Korea outside his definition of America’s defense perimeter. Beijing has drawn a “nine-dash line” to demarcate extravagant claims to sovereignty over the South China Sea — claims incompatible with international law and disdainful of the legal rights of various nations in the region. The Biden administration should draw a line that places Taiwan within the sphere of regional nations whose self-defense implicates vital U.S. interests.

Beijing should remember this: France’s Committee on Public Safety was created in April 1793. Maximilien Robespierre, who prefigured Lenin, joined it on July 27. One year and a day later, devoured by forces he had fomented, he was guillotined in Paris’s Place de la Revolution, now called Place de la Concorde. Beijing’s totalitarians, who have murderous French precursors, may one day have a similarly disagreeable rendezvous with their handiwork.

George Will’s email address is [email protected].

China extends its reign of random fear

GEORGE WILLWashington Post

Bad law makes Airport race a shamEditor:

It would benefit the Sun if you would check your facts before you print “Fake News.” Your assertion that Mr. Dorio erred signing an oath that he was an elector in Sarasota County was wrong. Your concern that 80,000 voters would be disenfranchised is true but in this election so far 80,000 voters are already disenfranchised in six of the constitutional officers races in Charlotte County because no one stepped up to challenge the Republican candidates. So if you want to have a vote you need to find a candidate for your party and support them. On June 12th 2020 at 12:00 when Mr. Dorio submitted his paperwork it was checked by the Supervisor of Election for correctness. He qualified to be on the ballot. That should end of the Supervisor of Election involvement under Florida Statutes. Then almost a week later, the Supervisor of Elections for some reason went back through the paperwork

began harassing Mr. Dorio to withdraw from the election. This harassment by the Supervisor, Airport Authority and now the Sun was due to him only doing what he was allowed to do by Florida law. He has been repeatedly slandered and liabled by people with no accurate knowledge of the situation. There has to be a hidden motivation to all this storm and fury as to who will win this seat. Yet I have to wonder if Mr. Dorio will seek legal action for harassment and slander/libel? I hope so!

Guy NeroniDeep Creek

Virus is doing what atheists couldn’tEditor:

After a couple of thousand years of atheists trying to bring down organized religion without any success, it seems as if a simple little virus is winning! Most churches are still not meeting, which means loss of tithing income, which means they are probably finding it difficult to pay their

staff and (just like you and me) their every day bills! Just like most businesses it will be interesting to see how many and which ones will survive. Even with modern day technology ie: live streaming, zoom, etc. it’s just not the same thing. No hugs and handshakes, no singing, no church meetings and dinners. If and when they do start meeting again will it ever be the same again?

P.S. By the way, does anyone there know where Englewood Helping Hand is going to move to, now that they have to vacate their current location?

Pete ManguseEnglewood

A history lessonEditor:

Just a little history lesson. In the 1860s, Republicans were the Liberal party and Democrats were the Conservative party. In the late 1800s and early 1900s, the parties gradually switched platforms and the Democrats became the Liberal party and the Republicans became the

Conservative party, much like these two political parties are today. Today’s Democratic party and today’s Republican party are opposites of what the were 160 years ago.

Steven MichaudPort Charlotte

Please report the factsEditor:

How are the TV stations and newspapers profiting from mis-reporting the news related to COVID 19? That is a question, not a statement.

Last week, WINK news panicky reported that “Lynches Pub and several others in Jacksonville Beach closed down due to cases of COVID 19.” This was only partially true and didn’t deserve the panic applied. Lynches and two or three other establishments at the beach closed down for the weekend, for two days, in order to “deep clean” their establishments. The other two or three closed down to deep clean as a preventive measure. All were re-opened by 11:00 AM

Monday. My facts were verified through the Jacksonville Times-Union and friends that live at Jax Beach. Yes, I wrote WINK requesting they report the facts.

Saturday 6/27/20, a Sun reporter, Anna Bryson, reported that she waited “1 hour 45 min. beginning at 10 a.m. at Showalter Ave. with a double line of cars backing up onto Cooper St. in Punta Gorda.” I find this all very strange that all this traffic was non-existent when my wife and I drove by the facility that was providing the tests at exactly 11 a.m. Mary Street was coned off with a police car parked and lights flashing. Living less than a mile from that facility we frequently drive Cooper Street.

Yes, we all should do our best to remain safe from COVID 19 but the sensationalist reporting only causes panic and apprehension. The virus causes enough of that. Please report the facts.

Atwell SumanPunta Gorda


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The Englewood Chamber of Commerce still has free face masks available for anyone who needs one.

They are made of cloth and are washable. The masks are courtesy of the Englewood Fire Department and the Department of Health and Human Services.

The masks are individually packaged. If you need more than one, don’t hesitate to ask. Depending on demand and remaining quantities, it might be possible for a business to receive a larger number of masks for their employees.

PUTT-PUTT SLOTS FILLING UPWith only 60 available spots

for this year’s Englewood Beach Putt-Putt tournament on Aug. 15, a sell-out is expected much sooner than previous years. The theme for 2020 is “Red, White and Blue.” (You might be able to fi nd left-over July 4th gear at a discount!)

This year’s event will look very diff erent from those in the

past. Most notably, there will be fewer teams (60), meaning fewer people participating. There are 11 venues this year, instead of nine, to help control the fl ow of people to comply with CDC guidelines.

Things you need to know:• Trolleys will not be available.• No wrap-up party.• Each participant must

complete a waiver and healthcare screening questionnaire.

• Each participant must agree to a contactless temperature check.

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masks to encourage safetyThe entry fee for a four-person

team is $80, a reduction from previous years. Register at www.EnglewoodBeach9.com.

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NETWORKING LUNCHLaStanza Ristorante, 285 W.

Dearborn St., is the location of our July 16 networking lunch. Reservations must be made online. The management of La

Stanza will see to it that the CDC recommendations for restaurant operations are followed. We request that anyone who is not feeling 100% well, please don’t attend. If the $15 fee was paid, we will gladly process a refund.

Each attendee is required to acknowledge that they have not recently returned from a trip from a quarantined/restricted area and that they have not had close personal contact with another person who is currently positive for COVID.

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Ed Hill is the executive director of the Englewood Florida Chamber of Commerce. He can be reached at [email protected] or 941-474-5511.

Chamber still has free masks for anyone who needs them

ED HILLColumnist

As a Chamber of Commerce, the keys elements of our function are to advocate, represent and promote our business community. Never has there been a more poignant time to have the Chamber assisting your business as we continue to handle many inquiries from both local and future-visiting people alike.

As I mentioned a couple of weeks ago, our online and social media requests for business information have increased phenomenally. As we approach Sept. 1 and the start of a new fi scal year, planning ahead becomes even more critical. But how can you plan 12 months ahead, when each week takes a new turn? Well, it’s not easy.

This Chamber has undertaken a huge burden over the years to promote our area as a destination — hosting a wide variety of events that have attracted thousands of guests on many occasions. Why did we do events? Well, remember the Punta Gorda Chamber came into existence, having previously been the Punta Gorda Business Alliance, in 2004, on the heels of the hurricane now not to be mentioned. One of the fi rst goals of the new president and board of the newly-formed Punta Gorda Chamber was to hang a large virtual “We are Open” sign on the city, by bringing visitors and locals out to see our progress and to enjoy the amenities we enjoy.

Now roll on 15 years and many of those events continue today and are staples of our annual calendar like our Sullivan Street Craft Fairs, our Annual Wine and Jazz Festival and many others. As I sit here and try to project forward, the horizon is visible, but the path to getting there is still foggy. We want to plan for all these events, but we simply don’t know if we can host them, let alone get permission to carry them out.

The coming weeks will be crucial for us to put our annual program of work and budget together. We want to host a Sullivan Street Craft Fair in September; we can plan for it and

prepare all the moving parts that go with it, but ultimately it will be local conditions and the governor who will determine its fate.

Right now, a max limit of 50 people holds on all of our events. We have just gone through a July Fourth weekend with no organized fi rework displays and no offi cial Freedom Swim — both long-standing institutions in our city.

August has always been the hottest and wettest of months to host any outdoor events, but come September, there starts to be a few things we all look forward to, including the Labor Day Weekend Downtown Bash. At this juncture, only time and good stewardship can determine the fate of these events. By keeping social distancing, a high level of personal hygiene and mask wearing if in close proximity to others, we can all do our part to ensure a return to events sooner rather than later, which in turn will make planning so much easier.

In the meantime. we are pleased to announce that our regular networking has partially resumed, with new social distancing protocols in place. To attend one of our networking meetings, we currently do require an advance RSVP in order to comply with the protocols of our hosts, so remember to call us on 941-639-3720 well in advance, as attendance number are restricted. Wednesday morning is our July Business over Breakfast starting at 7:15 a.m. at 88 Keys in the Wyvern Hotel with guest speaker Punta Gorda Police Chief Pam Davis. If you have not yet registered, you have until 2 p.m. today to call us to

attend, if space is available. No walk-ups please.

Our Business After Hours will be hosted at the Military Heritage Museum, 900 W. Marion Ave., Punta Gorda, in conjunction with Beef O Brady’s on July 21. The After Hours starts at 5:30 p.m., and we encourage attendees to bring along a gift to promote their business in the drawing, as well as to off er any donations to the Museum’s operating fund.

On July 29, our networking luncheon will be hosted at the Laishley Crab House. We shall be restricted to 50 people and therefore a paid advance reservation is required. The cost is $15, that includes a plated lunch and beverage (not adult, unfortunately). Reservations can be made at www.puntagordachamber.com in the shop chamber link or by calling 941-639-3720 during offi ce hours. Here are the latest protocols for networking events:

We are in unprecedented and complicated times, but we know that as a Chamber we are the best networkers around, yet still must lead the community by example.

Until further notice:1. To attend a PG Chamber

event you will need to have a prior RSVP to either [email protected] or by calling 941-639-3720 (no later than 2 p.m. on the day prior to the event).

2. Our events will be limited to 50 people maximum and therefore no walk-ups can be allowed, unless space allows. If you show up and are not on the RSVP list (unless it’s John’s fault!), you may be turned away, if space is unavailable.

3. As an example to the community, we encourage the use of masks and social distancing. We realize this is your own personal choice and we respect your personal decisions to not wear one, but please note it is in the very best interests of the Chamber to err on the side of all cautions.

4. Food and beverages will be served individually to you at

events until further notice.5. For our After Hours,

we encourage you to bring giveaways that are in the form of a local business gift card, secured in a Ziploc bag with your business card attached, so it can be sanitized prior to being given out. Alternatively, as long as your gift can be sprayed with disinfectant, you may bring along such a gift.

6. The microphone will be used by Chamber staff and/or guest speaker only and will be sanitized. Others invited to speak should practice their public speaking skills and/or shout.

Our offi ces are open to the public from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Monday to Friday, for any guest wishing to browse our large literature and gather information for themselves. We have safety protocols in place and ensure that hygiene and social distancing are maintained at all times. We are asking for guests to wear masks during their visit, especially as we act as reception for several other businesses in the Executive Suites behind us. We do have temporary masks for anyone needing one. You can also request information by visiting www.puntagordachamber.com, by emailing [email protected] or calling us on 941-639-3720.

Just like any small business right now, the Punta Gorda Chamber of Commerce has bills to pay. We are incredibly grateful to the following businesses who renewed their membership this past week: WENG Talk Radio 1530, Ross and Jan Ziegler, Charlotte Harbor Event and Conference Center, SWFL Parrot Magazine, Jennifer Taberski (Realtor) and Anita Helton-Green (Coldwell Banker Residential). You are all heroes to us this week. Thank you for being a valued member.

John R. Wright is President of the Punta Gorda Chamber of Commerce [email protected]. Charlotte Sun is a proud Platinum sponsor of this Chamber.

Planning for every eventuality

JOHN WRIGHTColumnist

Burnt Store Lakes Food DriveBurnt Store Lakes Property

Owners Association is holding a contact-less drive-thru food drive at Burnt Store Lakes Community Park to help stock the St. Vincent de Paul food pantry from 9 a.m.-1 p.m. July 10. Those wishing to donate food on July 10 should drive to the park entrance on 24484 Rio Togas Road, which is off Burnt Store Road, south of the main entrance to the Burnt Store Lakes community.

Participants can remain in their vehicles, while volunteers wearing masks remove food donations from the trunk. Suggested donations include: breakfast bars, snacks, canned fruit, meats, tuna, stew, vegetables, beans, rice, tomato sauce, peanut butter, jelly, dry milk,

sugar, fl our, cleaning products, pa-per towels, laundry detergent, body soap, shampoo, toilet tissue and bug spray. For more information, contact [email protected].

Tringali playground temporarily closes

The Tringali Park playground, 3460 N. Access Road, Englewood, will be closed through July 12 for shade structure installation. For in-formation, contact Lacey Solomon at 941-613-3238 or [email protected].

Guardian Ad Litem information session

The Florida Guardian Ad Litem program needs community vol-unteers to advocate for the best interests of children who have been

abused, neglected or abandoned by the adults in their life. Throughout this ordeal, GAL advocates are a consistent factor in these children’s lives. Your training helps ensure they have the needed services and support to fi nd a safe permanent home.

If you are interested in being a champion for the children in your community, attend a one-hour online informational sessions via Zoom. The August sessions will be from noon to 1 p.m. Aug. 5 and Aug. 19. Open to all full-time residents at least 21 years of age with eight to 10 hours monthly to volunteer with staff support and free training provided. For more infor-mation or to sign up for one of the August sessions, call 941-467-4663 or email [email protected] .gov. Other dates and session times available.

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WIRE REPORTS

NEW YORK — Mookie Betts, Gerrit Cole and a pair of high-profile matchups are set for opening day as Major League Baseball begins its shortened 60-game season on July 23 in ballparks without fans amid the coronavirus pandemic.

MLB released the schedule Monday, and it starts with two games. Cole and the New York Yankees visit the World Series champion Washington Nationals at 7:08 p.m., then Betts and his new Los Angeles Dodgers teammates host the San Francisco Giants at 10:08 p.m.

There are 14 games on July 24, including the first matchup at new Globe Life Field in Texas when the Rangers take on Colorado. The same day, Anthony Rendon and the Los Angeles Angels visit Oakland and the Cincinnati Reds host Detroit.

“Seeing the schedule makes it a little more real,” Reds manag-er David Bell said. “We can all start to plan a little better, have an idea what our life is going to be like and where we’re going to be the next several months.

“It will make it more realis-tic: Hey, this is about to happen in just over two weeks now.”

MLB releases 60-game schedule

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Gerrit Cole and the New York Yankees visit the World Series champion Washington Nationals at 7:08 p.m.on July 23.

When is the Rays’ first game?Tampa Bay begins its

shortened season July 24.

For the full story, see PAGE 8B

Where can I see the full schedule?After a five game homestand

to open the season, the Rays

hit the road.

See the full schedule on

PAGE 9B. Don’t worry, North

Port Braves’ fans, Atlanta’s

schedule is there too.

SEE SCHEDULE, 8B

By VINNIE PORTELLSPORTS WRITER

In high school baseball, players such as Kyle Machado and Kevin Conway were unquestioned stars on the diamond.

When there was a big game for the Charlotte Tarpons everyone knew Machado would be on the mound. And if Conway was missing from the lineup, something was wrong.

But for most high school standouts, playing at the next level is a different story.

Though Machado and Conway left Punta Gorda to play baseball for Florida Gulf Coast University this past fall — joining former Venice Indian Joe Kinker — it was back to square one of proving themselves.

“It was definitely a big adjustment from high school,” Conway said of graduating

to Division-I baseball. “Just the hours you have to put in and the intensity level is so much higher.

“It was like being a freshman in high school again at times. The first home game was really the toughest for me. The lights got a little brighter, the game sped up for me a little bit. But I settled in after that.”

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By JILL COLVINASSOCIATED PRESS

WASHINGTON — After a weekend spent stoking division, President Donald Trump on Monday blasted NASCAR for banning the Confederate flag and wrongly accused the sport’s only Black driver, Bubba Wallace, of perpetrating “a hoax” involving a rope shaped like a noose in his garage.

Exploiting racial tensions, Trump suggested Wallace should apologize after one of his crew members discovered the rope in a garage stall they had been assigned to. Federal authorities ruled last month that the rope had been hanging there since at least last October and was not a hate crime. Wallace has maintained the rope had been fashioned into a noose and has said he was saddened by “the despicable act of racism and hatred,” and other Cup Series drivers rallied around him.

“Has @BubbaWallace apologized to all of those great NASCAR drivers & officials who came to his aid, stood by his side, & were willing to sacrifice everything for him, only to find out that the whole

Trump lashes out at

NASCAR, Wallace

SEE NASCAR, 8B

Former Tarpons stars adjust to the bright lights at FGCU

Machado, Conway redefine their roles on the diamond in first season in Division-I

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Former Tarpon Kevin Conway got used to holding down the hot corner for Charlotte, but had to learn a new position as a freshman at Florida Gulf Coast University to earn a starting role.

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MLB

By STEPHEN WHYNOAP SPORTS WRITER

WASHINGTON — Baseball’s two World Series teams canceled workouts Monday because of coronavirus testing delays that one executive worried could endanger the season.

The defending champion Washington Nationals and reigning American League champion Houston Astros each called off training camp practices after not receiving test results from Friday. The cancellations come amid delays around Major League Baseball, with some players opting out, and in the aftermath of Nationals reliever Sean Doolittle criticizing slow test results and a lack of some personal protective equipment.

“We will not sacrifice the health and safety of our play-ers, staff and their families,” Washington general manager Mike Rizzo said. “Without accurate and timely testing, it is simply not safe for us to continue with summer camp. Major League Baseball needs to work quickly to resolve issues with their process and their lab. Otherwise, summer camp and the 2020 season are at risk.”

Astros general manager James Click said the delay in testing results and the contagious nature of the coronavirus led to the decision to cancel a full day of workouts.

“Despite these delays over the holiday weekend, we’re optimis-tic that the this process will be ironed out and we’ll be back on the field and ready to compete for a championship soon,” Click said.

MLB said in a statement that 95% of its intake testing had been completed and that the Utah laboratory it’s using had report-ed 98% of results, a majority of those a day after samples were collected. MLB said it addressed delays caused by the holiday weekend, doesn’t expect them to continue and commended teams

for canceling workouts.But frustration is building

around the majors over testing delays.

The Oakland Athletics have yet to have a full-squad workout as they await test results, with manager Bob Melvin optimistic it could be soon. The Arizona Diamondbacks pushed back Monday’s workout a few hours, hoping to get additional results from tests that were taken on Friday.

Chicago Cubs third baseman Kris Bryant said some team-mates hadn’t been tested in seven or eight days.

“I think if we really want this to succeed, we’re going to have to figure that out,” Bryant said. “If you can’t really nail the easy part, which is right now ... we’ve got a big hill to climb.”

Meanwhile, players continue to test positive or opt out of playing.

Texas Rangers All-Star out-fielder Joey Gallo was isolating at his Dallas apartment Monday after two positive test results sandwiched around a negative. General manager Jon Daniels said Gallo was asymptomatic.

“You had to have the mindset that there were going to be

some kinks to be worked out,” Daniels said. “I think you have to anticipate that there are going to be some issues here as you go along. It’s just not realistic to roll out an operation of this scale on as quick a timeline as we’ve had and not deal with some challenges.”

Atlanta Braves outfielder Nick Markakis on Monday became the latest high-profile player to choose not to play this season. Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher David Price, Colorado Rockies infielder Ian Desmond, Nationals first baseman Ryan Zimmerman and Braves pitcher Félix Hernández are among those who have opted out.

Multiple Blue Jays players didn’t make the trip to Toronto for training camp after one player tested positive for the coronavirus, according to an official familiar with the matter, who spoke on condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to speak publicly about it. Players who were in contact with the unnamed player will remain in Florida for further testing and take a charter later in the week if cleared.

Two Nationals players were

among the 31 to test positive during intake testing last week. Manager Dave Martinez said Sunday some of the 60 Nationals players tested were still awaiting results.

“Obviously, this is all new for everybody,” Martinez said. “We’ve hit some bumpy roads. But they’re doing the best they can. I know they are. They’re working on cleaning everything up. We’re in a very, very different situation. No one’s ever done this before. So I know they’re work-ing out all the bugs.”

Doolittle, who is still on the fence about playing this season, said he still hadn’t gotten his Friday results back before being tested again Sunday.

“That’s one thing that makes me a little nervous,” Doolittle said. ”We’re not getting tests back in time. They still haven’t sent us the PPE. We’re supposed to have N95 masks, stuff like that, gowns, gloves. We’re supposed to have that stuff, we don’t have that stuff. Those are the things it’s going to take for people to stay safe enough for us to continue this season.”

Not every team is dissatisfied with the testing process. Braves manager Brian Snitker said business was as usual at his camp, and Milwaukee Brewers manager Craig Counsell said things are going smoothly with his club.

“There’s a lot of hard work that goes into the logistics of setting this up,” Counsell said. “There’s going to be snags in this. I think we all know that. But I’m pleased with how it’s gone so far.”

Miami Marlins manager Don Mattingly said players and staff were tested again Monday because of testing issues.

“If we get to a certain date and we don’t have anything back, we would consider (canceling workouts) as the Nationals and other teams have done,” Mattingly said.

Nats, Astros cancel workouts because of testing delays

AP PHOTO

Washington Nationals’ manager Dave Martinez, left, and bullpen coach Henry Blanco walk together during a bworkout at Nationals Stadium on Sunday.

The season ends on Sept. 27, with all 30 teams starting their games at 3 p.m. to possibly make for a final-day playoff scramble. Most games this season, however, are at night.

Teams will play 40 games against their division opponents. The other 20 will be interleague games, including six against a natural opponent, taking on clubs in their corresponding geographic region — East vs. East, for example.

Games planned for London, Mexico City and Puerto Rico already have been canceled.

Among the schedule highlights:• The St. Louis Cardinals take on the

Chicago White Sox next to the “Field of Dreams” cornfield outside Dyersville, Iowa, on Aug. 13.

• Jackie Robinson Day, usually celebrated on April 15, will be Aug. 28 — that’s the date the Rev. Martin Luther King led the March on Washington in 1963, and also the date Brooklyn Dodgers owner Branch Rickey talked to Robinson in 1945 about a future in the majors.

• Roberto Clemente Day will be Sept. 9.• The 100th anniversary of the Negro

Leagues will be celebrated on Aug. 16.• Oakland pitcher Mike Fiers will get his

first look at his former Houston teammates on Aug. 7 at the empty Coliseum. Fiers blew the whistle on the Astros’ sign-stealing scam, which dominated baseball talk throughout the winter before the virus shut down the sport.

SCHEDULEFROM PAGE 7B

STAFF REPORTS

The Tampa Bay Rays will open their abbreviated 60-game 2020 regular season at home against a division rival.

The Rays will host the Toronto Blue Jays for Opening Day on Friday, July 24, marking the 11th consecutive season the Rays have opened at home..

Major League Baseball has released schedules for all 30 major league clubs on Monday evening, Due to ongoing concerns related to the COVID-19 pandemic, games, including those held at Tropicana Field, will not be open to fans.

The Rays open the season with a five-game homestand against the Blue Jays and Atlanta Braves. They then head out on their first road trip, on July 29-30 vs.the Braves and on July 31–Aug. 2 vs. the Baltimore

Orioles. They finish the regular season by hosting the Philadelphia Phillies on Sept. 25-27.

All of the Rays games will be played against division rivals in the American League East (40 games) or in the case of interleague play against the National

League East (20 interleague games).

In interleague play, the Rays will play six games against the Miami Marlins and four games against the defending World Champion Washington Nationals amongst others.

Rays to open the season at home vs. Blue Jays

SUN PHOTO BY TOM O’NEILL

Manager Kevin Cash will face opponents solely from the AL East and NL East this season.

thing was just another HOAX?” Trump tweeted. “That & Flag decision has caused lowest ratings EVER!”

The tweet came after Trump used a pair of Independence Day speeches to dig deeper into America’s divisions by accusing protesters who have pushed for racial justice of engaging in a “merciless campaign to wipe out our history.” The remarks served as a direct appeal to the Republican president’s political base, including many disaffected white voters, with less than four months to go before Election Day.

White House press secretary Kayleigh McEnany defended the president’s decision to wade into the Wallace case, saying in an interview on Fox News Channel that, “The president’s merely pointing out that we’ve got to let facts come out before we jump to judgment.”

Wallace, an Alabama native,

has taken an active role in the push for racial equality. He has worn a shirt saying “I Can’t Breathe,” raced with a Black Lives Matter paint scheme in Virginia and successfully lobbied for NASCAR’s Confederate flag ban.

For more than 70 years, the

flag was a common and compli-cated sight at NASCAR races. The series first tried to ban the Confederate flag five years ago but did nothing to enforce the order.

While Trump claimed NASCAR’s ratings are down, they are actually up.

NASCARFROM PAGE 7B

AP PHOTO

Bubba Wallace stands next to his car Sunday during a prayer before a Cup Series race at Indianapolis Motor Speedway.


NHL

By JOHN WAWROW and STEPHEN WHYNO

AP HOCKEY WRITERS

The National Hockey League and NHL Players’ Association announced a tentative agreement Monday to return to play this season and extend their collective bargaining agreement by four years.

The CBA deal, coupled with both sides’ agreement on protocols for training camps and games, paves the way for hockey to resume in less than a month. Training camps would open next Monday, July 13, and games would resume Aug. 1 if the league’s board of governors, players’ executive committee and full membership sign off.

The NHL is going straight to the playoffs with 24 teams resuming play. Those teams will travel to one of two “hub” cities July 26 for exhibition games. The qualifying round would begin Aug. 1.

Extending the CBA — which will now run through the end of the 2025-26 season — was considered a neces-sary step toward hockey returning

this summer amid the COVID-19 pandemic. Details of the CBA exten-sion were not revealed.

Among the issues discussed were the league potentially returning to Olympic competition. The NHL par-ticipated in five consecutive Olympics from 1998-2014 before skipping 2018 in South Korea.

Another major issue involved the share of escrow payments players would owe owners to even out hock-ey-related revenue at 50-50, something that had been a sticking point with players even before the pandemic cut into league revenues this season.

The agreement needs two-thirds approval by owners, and on the union side a majority of the 31-represen-tative executive board full player membership.

Over the weekend, the league and players agreed to an extensive series of return-to-play protocols involving training camps and games. Players will be allowed to opt out of compet-ing in the expanded playoffs, and will have three days to make their decision once the agreement is ratified.

League, players’ union announce plan to resume play on Aug. 1

AP PHOTO

Deputy Commissioner Bill Daly said that the NHL and Players’ Association are still negotiating a collective bargaining agreement extension.

2020 Braves scheduleJuly 24, at Mets, 4:10 p.m.

July 25, at Mets, 4:10 p.m.

July 26, at Mets, 7:08 p.m.

July 27, at Rays, 6:40 p.m.

July 28, at Rays, 6:40 p.m.

July 29, vs. Rays, 7:10 p.m.

July 30, vs. Rays, 7:10 p.m.

July 31, vs. Mets, 7:10 p.m.

Aug. 1, vs. Mets, 7:10 p.m.



Aug. 4, vs. Blue Jays, 7:10 p.m.



Aug. 7, at Phillies, 7:05 p.m.




Aug. 11, at Yankees, 7:05 p.m.


Aug. 14, at Marlins, 7:10 p.m.



Aug. 17, vs. Nationals, 7:10 p.m.



Aug. 21, vs. Phillies, 7:10 p.m.



Aug. 25, vs. Yankees, 7:10 p.m.





Aug. 31, at Red Sox, 7:30 p.m.

Sept. 1, at Red Sox, 7:30 p.m.

Sept. 2, at Red Sox, 7:30 p.m.

Sept. 4, vs. Nationals, 7:10 p.m.



Sept. 7, vs. Marlins, 1:10 p.m.



Sept. 10, at Nationals, 6:05 p.m.




Sept. 14, at Orioles, 7:05 p.m.



Sept. 18, at Mets, 7:10 p.m.







Sept. 25, vs. Red Sox, 7:10 p.m.



2020 Rays scheduleJuly 24, vs. Blue Jays, 6:40 p.m.

July 25, vs. Blue Jays, 3:10 p.m.

July 26, vs. Blue Jays, 1:10 p.m.

July 27, vs. Braves, 6:40 p.m.

July 28, vs. Braves, 6:40 p.m.

July 29, at Braves, 7:10 p.m.

July 30, at Braves, 7:10 p.m.

July 31, at Orioles, 7:05 p.m.

Aug. 1, at Orioles, 7:05 p.m.

Aug. 2, at Orioles, 1:05 p.m.

Aug. 4, vs. Red Sox, 6:40 p.m.

Aug. 5, vs. Red Sox, 6:40 p.m.









Aug. 14, at Blue Jays, 6:37 p.m.






Aug. 21, vs Blue Jays, 6:40 p.m.




Aug. 25, vs Orioles, 6:40 p.m.







Sept. 1, at Yankees, 7:05 p.m.

Sept. 2, at Yankees, 7:05 p.m.



















Sept. 25, vs. Phillies, 6:40 p.m.

Sept. 26, vs Phillies, 6:40 p.m.

Sept. 27, vs. Phillies, 3:10 p.m.

TransactionsMOnday’s transactionsFOOTBALLNational Football LeagueKANSAS CITY CHIEFS — Signed QB Patrick Mahomes to a 10-year contract extension through 2031.SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS — Signed CB Ja-mal Taylor to a one-year contract. Waived DB Teez Tabor.

COLLEGEsGEORGE MASON — Named Duane Simpkins men’s basketball associate head coach. Named Bryson Johnson and Maurice Joseph men’s basketball assis-tant coaches.LA SALLE — Named Jamal Robinson men’s basketball assistant coach.MARTIN METHODIST — Named Caleb Chowbay men’s basketball assistant coach.

Pro BaseballOpening scheduleThursday, July 23N.Y. Yankees at Washington, 7 p.m.San Francisco at L.A. Dodgers, 10 p.m.Friday, July 24Atlanta at N.Y. Mets, 4:10 p.m.Detroit at Cincinnati, 6:10 p.m.Toronto at Tampa Bay, 6:40 p.m.Miami at Philadelphia, 7:05 p.m.Milwaukee at Chicago Cubs, 7:10 p.m.Kansas City at Cleveland, 7:10 p.m.Baltimore at Boston, 7:30 p.m.Colorado at Texas, 8:05 p.m.Minnesota at Chicago White Sox, 8:05 p.m.Pittsburgh at St. Louis, 8:15 p.m.Seattle at Houston, 9:10 p.m.Arizona at San Diego, 9:10 p.m.San Francisco at L.A. Dodgers, 9:40 p.m.L.A. Angels at Oakland, 10:10 p.m.

AUTO RACINGNASCAR CUP SERIESBig Machine Hand Sanitizer 400Sunday’s results At Indianapolis Motor Speedway, India-napolis, IndianaRace distance: 160 laps, 400 milesLap length: 2.5 miles(Start position in parentheses)1. (11) Kevin Harvick, Ford, 161 laps, 56 points.2. (21) Matt Kenseth, Chevrolet, 161, 40.3. (5) Aric Almirola, Ford, 161, 34.4. (9) Brad Keselowski, Ford, 161, 35.5. (30) Cole Custer, Ford, 161, 32.6. (7) Kyle Busch, Toyota, 161, 38.7. (27) Michael McDowell, Ford, 161, 30.8. (13) Tyler Reddick, Chevrolet, 161, 29.9. (17) Bubba Wallace, Chevrolet, 161, 28.10. (1) Joey Logano, Ford, 161, 27.11. (10) Chase Elliott, Chevrolet, 161, 42.12. (35) Christopher Bell, Toyota, 161, 27.13. (2) Kurt Busch, Chevrolet, 161, 27.14. (29) Ty Dillon, Chevrolet, 161, 23.15. (19) John H. Nemechek, Ford, 161, 22.16. (22) Clint Bowyer, Ford, 161, 23.17. (32) Ross Chastain, Chevrolet, 161, 0.18. (16) Austin Dillon, Chevrolet, 161, 33.19. (15) Matt DiBenedetto, Ford, 161, 29.20. (37) Daniel Suarez, Toyota, 160, 17.21. (34) JJ Yeley, Ford, 160, 0.22. (40) BJ McLeod, Ford, 160, 0.23. (33) Quin Houff, Chevrolet, 159, 14.24. (28) Garrett Smithley, Chevrolet, 159, 0.25. (39) Josh Bilicki, Chevrolet, 158, 0.26. (25) Joey Gase, Chevrolet, 157, 0.27. (18) William Byron, Chevrolet, 156, 20.28. (6) Denny Hamlin, Toyota, accident, 153, 22.29. (38) Timmy Hill, Toyota, 153, 0.30. (3) Alex Bowman, Chevrolet, accident, 132, 7.31. (20) Chris Buescher, Ford, accident, 99, 6.32. (12) Ryan Blaney, Ford, garage, 96, 5.33. (23) Erik Jones, Toyota, accident, 73, 13.34. (14) Ryan Newman, Ford, accident, 60, 3.35. (26) Brennan Poole, Chevrolet, garage, 24, 2.36. (24) Ricky Stenhouse Jr, Chevrolet, garage, 20, 1.37. (4) Justin Allgaier, Chevrolet, accident, 17, 0.38. (8) Martin Truex Jr, Toyota, accident, 16, 1.39. (31) Corey Lajoie, Ford, accident, 15, 1.40. (36) Ryan Preece, Chevrolet, accident, 14, 1.Race StatisticsWinner’s Average Speede: 123.155 mph.Time of Race: 3 hours, 16 minutes, 5 seconds.Margin of Victory: 0.743 seconds.Caution Flags: 9 for 43 laps.Lead Changes: 11 among 9 drivers.Lap Leaders: J.Logano 0-14; R.Chastain 15; G.Smithley 16; K.Harvick 17-41; W.Byron 42-51; C.Elliott 52-77; W.Byron 78-82; A.Dil-lon 83-87; K.Harvick 88-122; M.Kenseth 123-134; D.Hamlin 135-153; K.Harvick 154-161Leaders Summary (Driver, Times Led, Laps Led): K.Harvick, 3 times for 68 laps; C.Elliott, 1 time for 26 laps; D.Hamlin, 1 time for 19 laps; W.Byron, 2 times for 15 laps; J.Logano, 1 time for 14 laps; M.Kenseth, 1 time for 12 laps; A.Dillon, 1 time for 5 laps; R.Chastain, 1 time for 1 lap; G.Smithley, 1 time for 1 lap.

Stage 1 Top Ten: 24,20,3,9,4,11,21,18,2,14.Stage 2 Top Ten: 4,9,11,21,3,42,18,1,95,14.Wins: D.Hamlin, 4; K.Harvick, 3; B.Kesel-owski, 2; J.Logano, 2; R.Blaney, 1; C.Elliott, 1; M.Truex, 1; A.Bowman, 1.

POINTS LEADERSThrough July 51. Kevin Harvick, 637.2. Chase Elliott, 552.3. Brad Keselowski, 549.4. Ryan Blaney, 534.5. Denny Hamlin, 528.6. Joey Logano, 527.7. Martin Truex Jr, 501.8. Alex Bowman, 471.9. Aric Almirola, 465.10. Kyle Busch, 461.11. Kurt Busch, 457.12. Matt DiBenedetto, 413.13. Clint Bowyer, 410.14. William Byron, 392.15. Jimmie Johnson, 390.16. Austin Dillon, 360.17. Erik Jones, 354.18. Tyler Reddick, 344.19. Bubba Wallace, 318.20. Ricky Stenhouse Jr, 312.21. Chris Buescher, 304.22. John H. Nemechek, 291.23. Michael McDowell, 285.24. Christopher Bell, 279.25. Cole Custer, 273.26. Ryan Newman, 256.27. Ty Dillon, 232.28. Matt Kenseth, 222.29. Corey Lajoie, 213.30. Ryan Preece, 188.31. Daniel Suarez, 159.32. Kyle Larson, 121.33. Brennan Poole, 113.34. Quin Houff, 83.35. Brendan Gaughan, 46.36. David Ragan, 33.37. Reed Sorenson, 27.38. James Davison, 10.

ROOKIE STANDINGSThrough July 51. Tyler Reddick, 344.2. John H. Nemechek, 291.3. Christopher Bell, 279.4. Cole Custer, 273.5. Brennan Poole, 113.6. Quin Houff, 83.

NASCAR Cup Series Schedule-WinnersFeb. 9 — x-Busch Clash at DAYTONA (Erik Jones)Feb. 13 — x-Bluegreen Vacations Duel 1 at DAYTONA (Joey Logano)Feb. 13 — x-Bluegreen Vacations Duel 2 at DAYTONA (William Byron)Feb. 16 — DAYTONA 500 (Denny Hamlin)Feb. 23 — Pennzoil 400 presented by Jiffy Lube (Joey Logano)March 1 — Auto Club 400 (Alex Bowman)March 8 — FanShield 500 (Joey Logano)May 17 — The Real Heroes 400 (Kevin Harvick)May 20 — Toyota 500 (Denny Hamlin)May 24 — Coca-Cola 600 (Brad Kesel-owski)May 28 — Alsco Uniforms 500 (Chase Elliott)May 31 — Food City presents the Super-market Heroes 500 (Brad Keselowski)June 7 — Folds of Honor QuikTrip 500 (Kevin Harvick)June 10 — Blue-Emu Maximum Pain Relief 500 (Martin Truex Jr)June 14 — Dixie Vodka 400 (Denny Hamlin)June 22 — GEICO 500 (Ryan Blaney)June 27 — Pocono Organics 325 in partnership with Rodale Institute (Kevin Harvick)June 28 — Pocono 350 (Denny Hamlin)July 5 — Big Machine Hand Sanitizer 400 Powered by Big Machine Records (Kevin Harvick)July 12 — Quaker State 400 Presented by Walmart, Sparta, Ky.July 15 — x-NASCAR Open, Bristol, Tenn.July 15 — NASCAR All-Star Race, Bristol, Tenn.July 19 — O’Reilly Auto Parts 500, Fort Worth, TexasJuly 23 — Kansas 400, Kansas City, Kan.Aug. 2 — Foxwoods Resort Casino 301, Loudon, N.H.Aug. 9 — Consumers Energy 400, Brook-lyn, Mich.Aug. 16 — Go Bowling at The Glen, Wat-kins Glen, N.Y.Aug. 23 — Drydene 400, Dover, Del.Aug. 29 — Coke Zero Sugar 400, Daytona Beach, Fla.PLAYOFFS BEGINSept. 6 — Southern 500, Darlington, S.C.Sept. 12 — Federated Auto Parts 400, Richmond, Va.Sept. 19 — Bass Pro Shops NRA Night Race, Bristol, Tenn.Sept. 27 — South Point 400, Las Vegas, Nev.Oct. 4 — YellaWood 500, Talladega, Ala.Oct. 11 — Bank of America ROVAL 400, Concord, N.C.Oct. 18 — Hollywood Casino 400, Kansas City, Kan.Oct. 25 — Texas 500, Fort Worth, TexasNov. 1 — Xfinity 500, Martinsville, Va.Nov. 8 — NASCAR Cup Series Champion-ship, Avondale, Ariz.

NASCAR XFINITY SERIESPennzoil 150 at the BrickyardSaturday’s Results at Indianapolis Motor

Speedway, IndianapolisLap length: 2.5 miles(Start position in parentheses)1. (12) Chase Briscoe, Ford, 62 laps, 57 points.2. (11) Justin Haley, Chevrolet, 62, 50.3. (8) Noah Gragson, Chevrolet, 62, 39.4. (30) AJ Allmendinger, Chevrolet, 62, 0.5. (10) Austin Cindric, Ford, 62, 42.6. (9) Ross Chastain, Chevrolet, 62, 35.7. (5) Justin Allgaier, Chevrolet, 62, 48.8. (22) Alex Labbe, Chevrolet, 62, 31.9. (2) Michael Annett, Chevrolet, 62, 34.10. (19) Preston Pardus, Chevrolet, 62, 27.11. (24) Brandon Brown, Chevrolet, 62, 31.12. (38) Brandon Gdovic, Toyota, 62, 25.13. (21) Jeremy Clements, Chevrolet, 62, 25.14. (17) Jade Buford, Chevrolet, 62, 23.15. (27) Kyle Weatherman, Chevrolet, 62, 22.16. (26) Myatt Snider, Chevrolet, 62, 21.17. (4) Ryan Sieg, Chevrolet, 62, 28.18. (13) Jesse Little, Chevrolet, 62, 19.19. (34) Timmy Hill, Toyota, 62, 0.20. (7) Anthony Alfredo, Chevrolet, 62, 17.21. (28) Stephen Leicht, Toyota, 62, 16.22. (20) Josh Williams, Chevrolet, 62, 15.23. (36) Josh Bilicki, Toyota, 62, 18.24. (14) Mike Wallace, Chevrolet, 62, 13.25. (6) Harrison Burton, Toyota, 62, 17.26. (29) Joe Graf Jr, Chevrolet, 62, 11.27. (37) Chad Finchum, Toyota, 62, 10.28. (31) Kody Vanderwal, Chevrolet, 61, 9.29. (15) BJ McLeod, Chevrolet, 61, 8.30. (33) Matt Mills, Chevrolet, 61, 7.31. (1) Jeb Burton, Chevrolet, 60, 6.32. (35) Vinnie Miller, Chevrolet, 60, 5.33. (23) Riley Herbst, Toyota, 57, 4.34. (32) Bayley Currey, Chevrolet, 54, 0.35. (25) Tommy Joe Martins, Chevrolet, accident, 51, 2.36. (16) Brett Moffitt, Chevrolet, 44, 0.37. (3) Brandon Jones, Toyota, accident, 34, 7.38. (18) Jeffrey Earnhardt, Chevrolet, accident, 9, 1.Race StatisticsWinner’s Average Speed: 73.889 mph.Time of Race: 2 hours, 2 minutes, 48 seconds.Margin of Victory: 1.717 seconds.Caution Flags: 5 for 15 laps.Lead Changes: 12 among 8 drivers.Lap Leaders: J.Burton 0-1; J.Allgaier 2-3; A.Cindric 4-21; B.Jones 22-23; C.Briscoe 24-27; A.Cindric 28-30; C.Briscoe 31-36; R.Sieg 37-38; C.Briscoe 39-53; P.Pardus 54-55; C.Briscoe 56-58; A.Allmendinger 59-60; C.Briscoe 61-62.Leaders Summary (Driver, Times Led, Laps Led): C.Briscoe, 5 times for 30 laps; A.Cindric, 2 times for 21 laps; A.All-mendinger, 1 time for 2 laps; J.Allgaier, 1 time for 2 laps; P.Pardus, 1 time for 2 laps; R.Sieg, 1 time for 2 laps; B.Jones, 1 time for 2 laps; J.Burton, 1 time for 1 lap.Wins: C.Briscoe, 5; N.Gragson, 2; H.Burton, 2; J.Haley, 1; B.Jones, 1; A.Allmendinger, 1.

Points LeadersThrough July 51. Chase Briscoe, 556 (5).2. Noah Gragson, 535 (2).3. Ross Chastain, 501 (0).4. Austin Cindric, 495 (0).5. Justin Haley, 451 (1).6. Justin Allgaier, 434 (0).7. Harrison Burton, 421 (2).8. Brandon Jones, 383 (1).9. Michael Annett, 373 (0).10. Ryan Sieg, 329 (0).11. Riley Herbst, 298 (0).12. Brandon Brown, 285 (0).13. Myatt Snider, 279 (0).14. Daniel Hemric, 254 (0).15. Alex Labbe, 253 (0).16. Jeremy Clements, 236 (0).17. Josh Williams, 228 (0).18. Jesse Little, 228 (0).19. Anthony Alfredo, 202 (0).20. BJ McLeod, 197 (0).21. AJ Allmendinger, 177 (1).22. Vinnie Miller, 168 (0).23. Chad Finchum, 166 (0).24. Joe Graf Jr, 163 (0).25. Jeffrey Earnhardt, 148 (0).26. Tommy Joe Martins, 140 (0).27. Matt Mills, 100 (0).28. Colby Howard, 94 (0).29. Ray Black Jr, 92 (0).30. JJ Yeley, 78 (0).31. Jeb Burton, 76 (0).32. Kody Vanderwal, 70 (0).33. Mason Massey, 69 (0).34. Robby Lyons, 66 (0).35. Kyle Weatherman, 65 (0).36. David Starr, 59 (0).37. Dale Earnhardt Jr, 43 (0).38. Dillon Bassett, 43 (0).39. Caesar Bacarella, 43 (0).40. Colin Garrett, 42 (0).41. Josh Bilicki, 42 (0).42. Stephen Leicht, 42 (0).43. Carson Ware, 41 (0).44. Jeff Green, 39 (0).45. Stefan Parsons, 36 (0).46. Mike Harmon, 33 (0).47. Ronnie Bassett Jr, 30 (0).48. Preston Pardus, 27 (0).49. Dexter Bean, 26 (0).50. Brandon Gdovic, 25 (0).51. Ryan Vargas, 24 (0).52. Jade Buford, 23 (0).53. Garrett Smithley, 19 (0).54. Joey Gase, 18 (0).55. Mike Wallace, 13 (0).56. Cj McLaughlin, 10 (0).57. Patrick Emerling, 8 (0).58. Landon Cassill, 5 (0).59. Chris Cockrum, 3 (0).60. Ja Junior Avila, 1 (0)61. John Jackson, 1 (0).


GULF WATER TEMPERATURE

Monterrey97/74

Chihuahua97/68

Los Angeles87/65

Washington93/77

New York84/74

Miami94/79

Atlanta80/71

Detroit95/72

Houston91/79

Kansas City91/73

Chicago93/76

Minneapolis85/74

El Paso100/78

Denver96/61

Billings87/56

San Francisco72/55

Seattle67/55

Toronto93/72

Montreal89/71

Winnipeg83/65

Ottawa89/70

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Air Quality Index readings as of Monday

Main pollutant: Particulates

Punta Gorda through 2 p.m. Monday

24 hours through 2 p.m. Mon. 0.14”

Month to date 0.27”

Normal month to date 1.80”

Year to date 22.34”

Normal year to date 22.85”

Record 1.96” (1994)

High/Low 93°/76°

Normal High/Low 92°/74°

Record High 97° (1981)

Record Low 69° (1994)

Sebring through 2 p.m. Monday


High/Low 88°/72°

Venice through 2 p.m. Monday


Month to date 0.38”

Normal month to date 1.51”

Year to date 17.19”

Normal year to date 22.35”

Record 1.96” (1951)

High/Low 90°/77°

Normal High/Low 90°/74°

Record High 96° (1998)

Record Low 65° (1975)

Pollen Index readings as of Monday

Month 2020 2019 Avg. Record/YearJan. 1.23 3.77 1.80 9.93/2016

Feb. 2.11 2.89 2.43 11.05/1983

Mar. trace 1.01 3.28 9.26/1970

Apr. 4.02 2.21 2.03 5.80/1994

May 4.79 5.80 2.50 15.98/2018

Jun. 9.92 11.31 8.92 23.99/1974

Jul. 0.27 13.64 8.22 14.22/1995

Aug. 7.92 8.01 15.60/1995

Sep. 0.92 6.84 14.03/1979

Oct. 6.60 2.93 10.88/1995

Nov. 2.35 1.91 5.53/2002

Dec. 3.41 1.78 6.83/2002

Year 22.34 61.83 50.65 (since 1931)

Today Wed.

Apalachicola 86 78 t 88 78 c

Clearwater 90 79 pc 90 80 t

Daytona Beach 89 71 t 90 74 t

Fort Lauderdale 92 80 t 93 80 pc

Gainesville 86 74 t 85 72 t

Jacksonville 87 73 t 89 73 t

Key Largo 90 81 pc 89 79 pc

Key West 92 85 t 91 84 pc

Lakeland 92 75 t 93 76 t

Melbourne 90 75 t 91 76 t

Miami 94 79 t 94 79 t

Naples 92 79 t 92 79 t

Ocala 87 75 t 87 74 t

Okeechobee 91 73 t 92 72 t

Orlando 91 76 t 92 77 t

Panama City 85 76 t 87 77 c

Pensacola 86 76 t 90 77 t

St. Augustine 90 75 t 89 74 t

St. Petersburg 91 77 pc 92 80 t

Tallahassee 83 74 t 89 73 t

Vero Beach 91 73 t 93 73 t

West Palm Beach 91 78 t 92 79 t

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Wed. 7:43a 12:51a 5:11p 10:57a

Today 5:58a 8:12a 3:03p 11:07p

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SSE 4-8 1-2 Light

WSW 6-12 1-3 Light

Ft. Myers 93/77 storms afternoon

Punta Gorda 94/76 part cldy none

Sarasota 91/77 part cldy all day

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Wednesday 11:22 p.m. 9:51 a.m.

Today 6:40 a.m. 8:26 p.m.

Wednesday 6:41 a.m. 8:26 p.m.

Today 8:19a 2:06a 8:44p 2:31p

Wed. 9:14a 3:02a 9:38p 3:26p

Thu. 10:06a 3:55a 10:28p 4:17p

PUBLICATION DATE: 07/7/20

WORLD CITIES Today Wed. Today Wed.

Amsterdam 64 56 pc 65 55 sh

Baghdad 118 89 pc 118 88 pc

Beijing 91 68 s 91 70 pc

Berlin 69 54 pc 65 51 sh

Buenos Aires 51 44 pc 54 42 c

Cairo 99 77 pc 95 75 s

Calgary 69 52 t 62 48 r

Cancun 90 80 t 90 79 pc

Cape Town 60 40 s 71 52 pc

Caracas 85 73 t 87 75 pc

Dublin 60 51 r 60 52 t

Halifax 65 54 pc 64 59 c

Kiev 83 54 t 71 54 pc

London 71 59 c 71 58 sh

Madrid 102 68 s 97 69 pc

Mexico City 74 56 t 74 55 c

Montreal 89 71 pc 88 69 t

Moscow 86 67 t 76 56 t

New Delhi 89 77 t 87 79 t

Paris 75 55 pc 78 61 s

Rio de Janeiro 78 67 s 83 70 s

Rome 87 65 s 86 67 s

St. John’s 59 45 s 63 50 s

San Juan 90 80 sh 91 79 t

Sydney 63 51 pc 62 46 pc

Tokyo 84 75 c 81 73 t

Toronto 93 72 s 92 71 s

Vancouver 65 54 sh 67 56 c

High 105° at Needles, CA Low 32° at Stanley, ID

(For the 48 contiguous states yesterday)

87°

Two tornadoes ripped through heavily

populated sections of northern New

Jersey on July 7, 1976.

Q: Nearly 2,000 of what were set during

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Knoxville 85 71 c 86 71 pc

Las Vegas 106 78 s 105 77 s

Little Rock 89 73 pc 88 74 pc

Los Angeles 87 65 s 84 63 pc

Louisville 93 76 pc 93 78 pc

Memphis 89 72 pc 90 75 t

Milwaukee 90 75 pc 91 75 pc

Minneapolis 85 74 c 92 72 s

Montgomery 86 74 t 86 73 c

Nashville 91 74 pc 90 74 pc

New Orleans 88 78 t 89 77 t

New York City 84 74 t 88 74 pc

Norfolk, VA 90 73 pc 86 75 t

Oklahoma City 90 70 pc 94 75 s

Omaha 93 74 s 94 71 pc

Philadelphia 90 74 s 91 75 pc

Phoenix 110 88 s 110 86 s

Pittsburgh 94 69 pc 90 70 pc

Portland, ME 73 64 pc 78 66 pc

Portland, OR 71 58 c 76 55 c

Providence 76 68 pc 81 70 pc

Raleigh 86 70 t 84 71 t

Rapid City, SD 91 61 pc 86 59 pc

Salt Lake City 92 62 s 90 65 s

St. Louis 93 75 pc 94 76 s

San Antonio 97 79 pc 98 79 pc

San Diego 76 65 pc 73 63 pc

San Francisco 72 55 pc 69 55 pc

Seattle 67 55 c 71 56 c

Washington, DC 93 77 s 91 76 pc

Albuquerque 97 70 s 97 71 s

Anchorage 68 56 c 62 55 r

Atlanta 80 71 t 86 72 t

Baltimore 93 73 s 91 72 pc

Birmingham 86 72 t 85 73 c

Boise 82 53 pc 83 57 s

Boston 75 67 pc 81 70 pc

Buff alo 91 72 s 91 71 pc

Burlington, VT 88 70 pc 87 66 t

Charleston, WV 93 69 pc 92 70 s

Charlotte 80 71 t 86 71 t

Chicago 93 76 pc 94 77 s

Cincinnati 91 73 s 92 72 pc

Cleveland 92 70 s 91 71 pc

Columbia, SC 80 71 t 84 72 t

Columbus, OH 92 72 pc 93 73 s

Concord, NH 81 64 t 85 65 t

Dallas 87 74 pc 93 75 pc

Denver 96 61 pc 97 58 c

Des Moines 91 73 pc 94 71 pc

Detroit 95 72 pc 94 73 pc

Duluth 85 61 pc 85 66 pc

Fargo 86 71 pc 88 64 t

Hartford 79 69 pc 85 68 pc

Helena 77 49 sh 76 46 s

Honolulu 87 74 pc 87 75 sh

Houston 91 79 t 95 78 pc

Indianapolis 92 74 pc 92 73 pc

Jackson, MS 83 70 t 85 70 t

Kansas City 91 73 pc 92 75 s

A: Record high temperatures

NFL

By ROB MAADDIAP PRO FOOTBALL WRITER

The Kansas City Chiefs made sure they’ll have Super Bowl MVP Patrick Mahomes around as long as possible.

Mahomes agreed to a 10-year extension worth $503 million, according to his agency, Steinberg Sports. The deal is worth $477 million in guarantee mechanisms and includes a no-trade clause and opt-out clauses if guarantee mechanisms aren’t met.

It’s the richest contract in professional sports history, surpassing Mike Trout’s $426.5 million deal with the Los Angeles Angels.

“Since he joined the Chiefs just a few years ago, Patrick has developed into one of the most prolific athletes in all of sports,” Chiefs chairman Clark Hunt said in a statement about

the quarterback who led them to their first championship in 50 years.

“With his dynamic play and infectious personality, he is one of the most recognized and beloved figures to put on the Chiefs uniform. He’s an ex-traordinary leader and a credit to the Kansas City community, and I’m delighted that he will be a member of the Chiefs for many years to come.”

The Chiefs had the 2018 NFL MVP under contract for the next two seasons but that wasn’t nearly enough.

“Here to stay,” Mahomes wrote on Twitter.

The Chiefs already had picked up their fifth-year option in April on Mahomes, who had been due to make $825,000 on the final year of his rookie con-tract this season, to keep him around at least through 2021. General manager Brett Veach

said this deal has been a priori-ty for quite a while and thanked Mahomes’ agents, Chris Cabott and Leigh Steinberg.

“His abilities are so rare, and to couple that with an incredi-ble personality is outstanding,” Veach said of Mahomes. “We’re going to continue to do everything we can to surround him with talent, and this deal provides us more flexibility to do that. He’s obviously an integral part to our success and we’re thrilled he’s going to be the quarterback of the Kansas City Chiefs for a long time.”

Mahomes threw touch-down passes on consecutive fourth-quarter drives in rallying the Chiefs to their first Super Bowl title in 50 years and the first for coach Andy Reid. That comeback performance earned Mahomes the Super Bowl MVP award and only cemented his status as the face

of the Kansas City franchise.Reid said the best part is that

Mahomes is still early in his career. Mahomes won’t turn 25 until Sept. 17.

“He’s a natural leader and always grinding, whether that’s on the field, in the weight room or watching film, he wants to be the best,” Reid said. “He’s a competitor and his teammates feed off his energy. He makes us all better as an organization and we are blessed he’s going to be our quarterback for years to come.”

The Chiefs traded up to select Mahomes 10th overall in the 2017 draft, and he spent one sea-son learning the ropes under Alex Smith before getting the starting job.

Mahomes proceeded to shat-ter just about every franchise passing record while winning the league MVP award, and he had the Chiefs within overtime

of landing in the Super Bowl that season. He also was The Associated Press NFL Offensive Player of the Year.

He dealt with numerous injuries this past season, including a dislocated kneecap on a seemingly innocent quarterback sneak that left him sidelined for a couple of games. He came back to lead the Chiefs to a long winning streak that culminated with a series of come-from-behind wins in the playoffs, including their second-half rally in the Super Bowl.

He is 24-7 as a starter, completing 65.9% of his passes with 76 touchdowns and only 18 interceptions. Mahomes is 724 of 1,099 for 9,412 yards passing, averaging 303.6 yards per game with a 108.9 career quarterback rating. He also has run 110 times for 500 yards with four TDs.

Chiefs agree to 10-year, $503M extension for Mahomes

A third baseman and pitcher for the Tarpons, Conway was asked to play second base this past spring — a position he’d never played competitively.

He started four games in the shortened season and hit .231, earning a start at third base in what would be one of the final games of the season.

“I’ve always been a third baseman my whole life so that was a big difference for me,” he said. “Learning all the plays, pickoffs, where do go for cutoffs, reading the ball off the bat. It was all different.

“I’m still not 100 percent on it, but I’m better than where I was.”

While Conway had to get used to a new spot in the

infield, it was Machado who had to make the biggest adjustment.

Machado dominated area high schools on the mound as a Tarpon — going 11-2 with a 1.79 ERA over his junior and senior seasons — but couldn’t find the same success right away with the Eagles as he worked on his mechanics.

“His senior year, I knew his velocity was down for what (FGCU) would want,” Tarpons coach Lavell Cudjo said of Machado. “So I figured when he got in the weight room with their trainers that the velocity would come back. But I think a lot of the stuff with him is they were changing a lot of his mechanics.

“And he was so used to being successful with what he did since a young age, it was hard for him to make a change.”

With pitching not working out, the Eagles coaching staff opted to see what Machado could do at the plate.

Machado’s first start came as the team’s designated hitter in the second game of the season at Tulane. He went 2-for-5 with a double and didn’t look back — playing in all 16 games of the shortened season with a .320 batting average and four walks to just five strikeouts.

Along with playing as a DH he also played corner infield, starting mostly at first base.

“Coming in, I knew that I could pitch and it just all fell apart,” he said. “But hitting just relieved all of my frustra-tions. Skipping three months without hitting and just coming back put me in the position I was in.

“It kinda surprised me how I came back after that long and

hit the best that I’ve ever hit in my life.”

Though it may have been unexpected for some to see Machado earn a position on the field instead of on the mound, it wasn’t much of a shock for those who know what he can do.

“We knew he could hit,” Cudjo said. “I told Dave (Tollett), ‘Hey, he can play both sides.’ He’s a great first base-man and he can throw 90 mph across the diamond. He’s the first kid I’ve seen in high school who can hit the ball out of the park on the tee.

“I would pull up to the field and he’d be there with a bucket of balls hitting opposite field home runs off the tee with ease. I’ve played at the next level and I’ve never seen another kid do that.”

Though it’s still early in

their college baseball careers, Machado and Conway aren’t taking anything for granted. They try to meet up regularly to lift, throw and hit to stay sharp, sometimes with help from a familiar face.

“I see them still when they come back to work out,” Cudjo said. “When I’m at the field they’re there almost every other day. Those boys work. They’ll call me if they’re strug-gling seeing the ball and I’ll go out and throw to them.

“When you’re a freshman you don’t get much batting practice. You have to earn that position. So when they weren’t getting a lot of swings they’d call me and I’d say, ‘Hey come on, this is your facility. At Charlotte High you’re always welcome.’”

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As a longtime popular social event, Victorian garden parties were all the rage in England during the mid- to late 1800s and lasted well into the early 1900s in the United States. What began as a common gathering among the elite, held on the lavish lawns of mansions, transformed into more accessible outdoor en-tertaining. From small cottages and cabins to local parks, the garden party became an event for all to celebrate the splendor of nature, games, culinary creations and more.

Now, when many people are still cautious about gatherings, a small garden party — if guests wear masks and follow social distancing guidelines — can be a perfect scenario to both socialize and soak up the summer sun.

Traditional Victorian-era parties were as much about activity as they were about socializing. Games such as cro-quet, archery and lawn tennis were the order of the day.

MODERN SPINFor a modern spin on the

gaming portion of a garden

party, Brian Worley, creative di-rector and owner of B. Worley Productions (BrianWorley.com), offers a few tips.

“I would have games for guests to play, like badminton, giant chess and horseshoes, that are easy to disinfect after each use,” Worley says. “This means providing hand sanitizer around the party and disin-fecting wipes for easy cleanup when someone is done using a horseshoe or racquet.”

And, while physical enter-tainment was often a staple of garden parties of the past, Worley provides an import-ant perspective regarding the current climate, as does Laura Beth Peters of the Steel Magnolias Podcast (steelmag-noliaspodcast.com).

“Outdoor entertaining provides the freedom that many of us need due to space and layout limitations inside our

homes and lessens the cleaning and preparation required of a dinner party,” Peters says. “A garden party can be an easy way to extend an invite in today’s climate without the phobia that can come with germs being spread all over your home.”

If distance is more desirable among hosts and guests, Peters suggests switching your form of entertainment to something less interactive — such as live music, or even a storyteller.

Remember too that while it’s important to consider both adequate space and activities to allow for social distancing, it’s equally wise to provide shaded areas where guests will have a reprieve from direct sunlight, says Worley.

It was common, during the golden age of garden parties, to provide a tent for this reason. In addition to serving as an area to cool off, the covered area was the focal point for food and beverages.

SET UP SEPARATE TABLESSeparate tables would be

arranged for delicacies such as lobster, sandwiches and pate and champagne, brandy, lemonade, coffee and iced tea.

If a tent feels too enclosed, wide-rimmed umbrellas, open canopies and even making your patio available will allow for shade and a cooler place for snacks.

Depending on your comfort

level and budget, a more deca-dent menu may not be desirable.

“If each group brings their own food, that would be the safest way to keep everyone healthy, but if you are hoping to be the hostess-with-the-mo-stess, do your best to prepare food similar to how restaurants are doing takeout these days,” Worley recommends. “Have things prepackaged and stay away from buffets. I would suggest having a grill and allowing everyone to use it if their menu includes meat or grilled veggies. And, have san-itizer wipes for the spatula and any other grilling equipment needed available.”

For drinks, big-batch offer-ings can help eliminate multi-ple hands from diving into the cooler and make life easier for you as the host.

“I’d suggest making a garden party punch. Punches are the perfect built-in bartender,” says Peters. “And, since you are already in the garden, why not pull in something you’ve grown, like an herb?”

Peters suggests following the Southern Living Lemon Basil Spritzer recipe using fresh basil, simple syrup, sugar and Champagne or sparkling wine (southernliving.com/recipes/lemon-basil-spritzer).

Food Network’s Damaris Phillips offers the use of anoth-er garden herb — fresh mint — in a recipe for a mint julep

party-batch punch, combining bourbon, sugar, fresh mint and crushed ice (foodnetwork.com/recipes/damaris-phillips/mint-julep-party-pitcher).

Of course, a nonalcoholic fruit punch, lemonade and ice tea are also perfectly suited to serve to garden guests.

DECORATIONSThe beauty of garden parties

is the simplicity they invite. While in the days of horse-drawn carriages and frilled umbrellas hosts and hostesses may have pulled out all the stops, striving for grandeur, many modern garden parties elicit more focus on the intimacy of being with friends and family — the focus shifted to nature’s built-in decorations and ambiance.

“Bunches of flowers growing around your yard are simple yet perfect decor accessories,” Worley says. “String lights or bistro lights always provide such a great decor element as well as lighting if your party should go into the night.”

“Enjoy the time with your guests and remember that it’s you they really want to see; the garden or porch is just the backdrop,” Peters adds. “Send them home with something creative like a packet of wild-flower seeds with a note that says ‘This may be our wildest year yet, but who knows what we might be growing for the future! Thanks for coming.’”

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Spread out the tables and consider using a tent or providing some areas of shade.

A giant chess board helps with social distancing.

Punches are like a built in bartender. They also help eliminate multiple hands diving into the cooler for drinks.

“A garden party can be an easy way to extend an invite in today’s climate

without the phobia that can come with germs being spread all over your home.”

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It is intensely comforting to hear Rep. John Lewis say, “we will redeem the soul of America — we shall overcome.” It’s the note on which director Dawn Porter leaves us at the end of her affectionate doc-umentary portrait of Lewis, “John Lewis: Good Trouble.” Lewis is indeed the good kind of trouble, and he’s a good time too, as evidenced by the friendly greetings he has for anyone who stops to thank him for his work, in airports and on the campaign trail, and in the viral video of the 80-year-old congressman and civil rights movement icon dancing to “Happy” by Pharrell Williams.

Lewis is an icon, his youthful mugshot an indelible image (and the poster for the film), as well as the photographs of him with his tan overcoat buttoned up, backpack slung on his back, making the march from Selma to Montgomery with Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. in 1965. But un-like King, Malcolm X and other civil rights icons assassinated

for their leadership, Lewis isn’t frozen in time, rendered into a symbol. He’s a living, legislating link to our recent history, and a reminder that the battles fought for desegregation and voting rights weren’t all that long ago. He’s also a living reminder that the fight for the landmark legislation that is the Voting Rights Act is a constant one, and one of the most important fights of this era.

Porter’s film follows Lewis throughout the midterm elections of 2018, as the Georgia

Congressman stumps for Stacey Abrams, Beto O’Rourke and Colin Allred. It proves to be a stirring backdrop for the discussion of voting rights, especially in Abrams’ election, where Brian Kemp ended up winning the Georgia gubernato-rial race through what seemed to be clear voter suppression tactics. In 2013, the Supreme Court gutted the Voting Rights Act with the Shelby decision, allowing states to enact what some would call Reconstruction era voting restrictions.

FIGHT FOR VOTING RIGHTSFor Lewis, the fight for

voting rights has marked his life, his career and his history. As he says, “a vote is the most powerful nonviolent tool in a Democratic society.” It’s an issue that remains crucially urgent in this election year, when voting rights have already been infringed upon during the primaries, while navigating an unprecedented pandemic. Archival footage shows con-servative activist Paul Weyrich

delivering a speech saying, “I don’t want everybody to vote,” which is disturbingly close to the messages coming down current right-wing politicians.

“Good Trouble” is a lovely tribute to Lewis’ life, with so many moments from his story that feel urgent and relevant in this moment, from his civil rights organizing and activism, which was carefully planned, executed and sustained over years: a marathon, not a sprint. As freshman Congresswomen Ayanna Pressley, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Ilhan Omar and Rashida Tlaib express, Lewis, as well as the other organizers of the civil rights movement, provided a blueprint for how to do this work, and in Lewis’ case especially, how to sustain it.

Porter’s film is a warm biography and depiction of Lewis’ life, but there are moments where one wishes it had a bit more bite. She favors friendly interactions and loving testimonials from his friends and colleagues, while threading his background, seen mostly in archival footage throughout. However, Lewis is such a tower-ing figure in American history, and American politics, that any tribute to him is a worthy one. We all have so much to thank him for.

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DEAR DR. ROACH: I am 65 and get very little ex-ercise due to a below-the-knee amputation I had 27 years ago. Although I have a prosthesis, I experience open sores. I have been diagnosed with severe arthritis and severe osteoporosis. My doctor has me taking alendronate, cal-cium and vitamin B. A recent column of yours and the info in the box of alendronate refer primarily to how it works in women. What about men? — G.K.ANSWER: Although women get osteoporosis earlier than men do, older men, particularly old-er white and Asian men, are also prone to developing osteo-porosis. Eight million men in the U.S. have low bone mass or osteoporosis, and they are less likely to be either diagnosed or treated than women are.The first step in treatment is related to lifestyle: diet, exercise, reduction of alcohol if indicated (to no more than moderate) and tobacco cessa-tion. Unfortunately, because of your leg amputation and sores, exercise is going to be difficult for you, but you should still do what you can. Calcium (1,200 mg daily) and vitamin D (800 IU daily) are recommended, either through diet or supple-ments.All men with osteoporosis should be evaluated for low testosterone, and treated if lev-els are low. Low testosterone is the most common identifiable cause for osteoporosis in men. Other conditions that should be at least considered include celiac disease, Crohn's disease and use of glucocorticoids.If medication treatment is needed, a bisphosphonate, such as the alendronate (Fosamax) you are taking, is considered first-line treatment

for men. It works the same way in men as it does in women, slowing down reabsorp-tion of bone. As in women, treat-ment should be re-evaluated after five years. DEAR DR. ROACH: Our tap water at

home has high sodium levels. A letter from the city says it contains sodium at concentra-tions of 85.8 mg/l. While we do not drink the water often, we do use ice made from this wa-ter. My cardiologist has asked that I lower sodium in any way I can. I have mitral and aortic stenosis. I had chemotherapy and radiation in 1985-86 for Hodgkin's disease. My research has not shown a way to treat the water to reduce the sodium, and buying water is expensive as well as cumbersome to have to store. — T.F.ANSWER: Reduction of sodium is an appropriate goal for most North Americans. However, drinking water is not usually a significant source of sodium. It seldom accounts for more than 5% of a person's sodium intake. In some parts of the country, water naturally has more sodium or it can be in-troduced into the water supply (such as by salting roads). Or it can be added through water softeners. Even if you don't drink much, you are prob-ably cooking with it as well. There are few times when the amount of sodium in drinking water makes a significant dif-ference in a person's medical condition. This may be one of those cases.If you don't want to use bottled water, the best solution is probably a reverse osmosis system, which can be installed under your sink. It can remove more than 90% of sodium, and is cheaper in the long run over bottles.

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DEAR HELOISE: When you lose your wallet, all sorts of scary thoughts go through your mind. You'll, of course, need to act quickly to cancel your credit cards, but do you remem-ber everything that was in your wallet? I couldn't when it happened to me. So as soon as I had replaced my driver's license, insurance cards and credit cards, I took a photo of each (front and back) with my cellphone and emailed them to myself. I saved the photos in a file on my com-puter. Now I have peace of mind knowing that I have a record of what's in my wallet saved in two places. — Donna in KentuckyDEAR HELOISE: What is mobile payment and how does it work? — Robin in New York

Robin, mobile payment is a regulated (safe) way to pay for products or services using a mobile device, like your cellphone.

This type of payment has be-come very popular because it's touchless, which is great for this new, virus aware world we live in.

You'd need to create a "mo-bile wallet" by downloading an app for one of the mobile payment service providers,

then register and enter your phone number. The provider will text you a PIN, and then you input your credit card number or checking account number so you can use your phone to pay.

— HeloiseDEAR READERS: While we are still in the midst of this pandemic, we all need to stay vigilant about social distanc-ing and staying home if you feel sick.

Try to keep a distance of six feet between you and others and avoid large crowds.

Since COVID-19 is a respira-tory virus that spreads when a person with the virus coughs, sneezes or talks and releases respiratory droplets, it's important to cover your mouth and nose with a cloth mask.

Hand-washing is critical: use soap and water, and wash for at least 20 seconds. If soap and water aren't available, find hand sanitizer with a mini-mum of 60% alcohol; use that. Do not touch your mouth, eyes or nose.

Finally, wipe down and DISINFECT frequently touched items in the home: light switches, countertops, keyboards, faucet handles, etc. — Heloise

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DEAR ABBY: I have a wonder-ful husband of almost 20 years and two teenage children. My hus-band is incred-ibly hardworking in his stressful career and has provided a very comfortable life for us. The trouble is, he puts work ahead of any self-care. He works most waking hours, doesn't eat well, exercises rarely, is overweight — the list goes on. When I ask/encour-age/nag him to make positive lifestyle choices, he reminds me of the life insurance he has and turns it around on me and says I am stressing him.

Abby, I love my husband, and I worry that this will cut his life and our life together short. Can you help? — Beside Myself with WorryDEAR BESIDE YOURSELF: I wish I could wave a magic wand and make your husband receptive to what you are trying to do for him. But until he's ready to address these issues and do something about them, noth-ing will change.

If he enjoys his career and takes pride in the fact that you and your children are — and will be — provided for, then he's living the life he has cho-sen for himself.

This does not mean you must give up entirely suggest-ing healthy lifestyle choices, but perhaps do it a little less often and in terms of activities he might enjoy.DEAR ABBY: After a long and successful life, my uncle recently passed away. His wife is my mother's sister. During one of our phone calls, she told me she and my cousins had written his obituary and that it would be published soon. To my shock and dismay, I located the obituary and discovered that my sister and I were not mentioned as his niece and nephew. I am still terribly hurt. Why would they do this?

My sister and I grew up spend-ing every major holiday and birthday with my uncle. The obitu-ary did include his other niece and nephew who live on the op-posite side of the country and kept

in touch only with an occasion-al phone call and holiday card. I included my cousins in my parents' and sister's obituaries, all of whom have passed in the last few years.

I feel that I must address this with them, but I don't want to add to the pain they are going through while they mourn their loss. I now dread attend-ing the memorial because I'm worried friends of our family may bring it up, and I won't know what to say. — Hurt Nephew in IllinoisDEAR NEPHEW: Even when a death is expected, many people go into a state of shock, which interferes with their ability to sequence facts. It is entirely possible that the obituary was written when your aunt and cousins weren't think-ing straight, which is why you were omitted. If someone brings it up at the memorial — which I doubt will happen — rather than nurse hurt feel-ings, I hope you will point out that the family, including you, is grieving. Period.DEAR ABBY: How do you politely ask a neighbor to mow his lawn at reasonable times of the day? Mine seems to be doing it three days a week and always when we want to enjoy our backyard. — Trying To RelaxDEAR TRYING: If you are on speaking terms with this neighbor, explain that the noise from his lawnmower interferes with your ability to enjoy your backyard and ask POLITELY if he could sched-ule it at another hour of the day. If he is a good neighbor, he should be willing to accom-modate you.

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The thing about a mixed grill is just that, it’s a mix of grilled items.

Go for thinner cuts of meat like steaks, chops, chicken breasts, etc. Large cuts of meat — briskets, pork shoulders, hams — are not good for this type of cookery because their outsides are going to be burned before their insides have even started to get warm.

With the delectable selection of smaller cuts of meat, add some vegetables.

To jazz them up, drop planks of bell peppers or quarter- to half-inch slices of eggplant or summer squash into a quick marinade (equal parts soy sauce and water with a splash of sesame oil and maybe some fresh or powdered garlic,

onion and ginger; or, just some bottled Italian dressing). Grill them before your guests arrive, arrange them on a serving platter and then cover them loosely with plastic. They’ll hold at room temp up to four hours, or, do them the day before and pull them from the fridge an hour before dinner. They’re delicious splashed with a little extra-virgin olive oil.

Now, back to the meat. Here’s what you do:

Before the party starts, do as much of the cooking as you can on the stove-top or in the oven. Think how easy it would be to roast together some boneless pork chops or a bunch of chicken breasts or leg portions, or to simmer a heap of brats or Italian sausages in your favorite beer.

Then, all you need to do

is throw everything on the grill long enough to pick up some nice smoke flavor while branding grill marks onto the surface. Just about any piece of meat can be cooked in advance and held or refrigerated until being finished on the grill. One caveat: Really skinny cuts, such as minute steaks or thin-cut pork chops, don’t need the precooking because they’ll take just a couple minutes on the grill anyway.

Also consider grilling some tofu. Marinate some extra firm tofu like you would anything else, then mark it on the grill and serve it with a sauce. You’ll be shocked to see how fast it disappears.

SAUCES AND SALSAS TO TRYHere are a few easy ideas for

sauces and salsas to serve with whatever comes off the grill. Don’t forget to add salt.

Fresh herb sauce: Think chimichurri. Buzz fresh herbs — cilantro, parsley, tarragon, mint or some combination — in a blender with red wine vinegar or sherry vinegar, extra-virgin olive oil, garlic and crushed red pepper flakes.

Tarator: Whisk together a 4-to-3 ratio of tahini to lemon juice, then whisk in water until it’s the consistency you like. Add some crushed garlic, salt and, if you’ve got it in the garden, some minced parsley.

Tomatillo salsa. Broil or grill husked tomatillos, then buzz in a blender to your desired level of chunkiness with fresh or charred jalapenos and garlic, diced fresh onion and fresh

cilantro. You can also omit the cooking for a sauce with a fresher bite.

Fruit salsa. Dice juicy fresh fruit (melons, strawberries, peaches, mangoes, etc.) and toss with diced onion, cilantro (if you don’t possess the aversion in which it tastes like soap), jalapeno (or chile of your choice) and fresh lime juice. If it’s too tart, add a splash of extra virgin olive oil.

Southeast Asian-style fruit sauce. Same as above, only substitute mint for cilantro, then add a couple tablespoons brown sugar dissolved in an equal amount of fish sauce.

Tapenade. Pulse mostly olives with a small amount of anchovy, garlic and capers along with lemon juice and a bit of olive oil.

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Several years ago, my partner and I spent a month in San Antonio, where his family lives. We were both unemployed at the time, so we spent the days driving around the city, exploring and eating all the wonderful food. We consumed a lot of chili.

We ate the “authentic” kind,

consisting of cubed beef chuck or sirloin cooked in a mole-like gravy of hydrated and pureed dried chiles, and we ate plenty of the Tex-Mex kind, in which ground beef stands in for cubed and is seasoned with ground chili powder made from a mix of dried chiles, but often of the New Mexico varietal.

Beans and tomatoes — highly contentious ingredients to add to chili in Texas — were found in several iterations we tried. After sampling so many, we decided that the ground beef version with beans — but with tomato paste and not canned tomatoes — was our favorite. It

has been a staple of our quick weeknight dinners ever since.

Consisting of just ground beef, beans and spices, it’s incredibly easy to execute for beginner cooks (there’s nothing to even chop!) and is ready from start to finish in under 30 min-utes. Once it’s ready, we dole it out in bowls and top it with cheese, sour cream and diced avocado. We use red onions and scallions because I like the sharp bite of the former and the vivid color of the latter. The only thing that’s not allowed in the chili is greens or vegetables of any kind — that would be sacrilege.

Chili, the way you like it, is the easiest route to dinner

Everyone can add

toppings to suit

their tastes

BEN MIMS/LOS ANGELES TIMES

Lots of crunchy, sharp and creamy toppings turn a simple bowl of beef and chili into dinner in an instant.

EASY BEEF AND BEAN CHILITIME: 30 minutes

YIELDS: Serves 4

You can use this recipe for a simple chili and then flavor it in different ways. Experiment with single ground

chiles in place of the mixed chili powder; ground coriander along with the cumin; or smoked paprika for smoky

depth and an extra rich red color. Whichever way you choose, keep it simple so the spices shine through. You

can also use ground lamb, bison or turkey instead of beef, or vegan meat substitutes such as Beyond Meat. For

chili cheese hot dogs, fries or nachos, use this chili and top with finely shredded cheddar cheese.

2 tablespoons vegetable oil

1 pound ground beef

Kosher salt and freshly ground

black pepper

2 tablespoons chili powder

2 teaspoons ground cumin

2 teaspoons dried oregano

1 teaspoon sweet paprika

2 tablespoons double-

concentrate tomato paste

2 tablespoons all-purpose flour

2 cups beef or chicken stock (or

water)

1 can (15 ounces) organic red

kidney, pink or pinto beans,

undrained

Shredded sharp cheddar or Colby

jack cheese, sour cream, diced

avocado or guacamole, diced

red onion and thinly sliced

scallions, for serving

1. Heat the oil in a medium saucepan over medium-high heat. Add the beef, season with salt and pepper and

cook, stirring to break it up, until no longer pink, 4 to 5 minutes. Sprinkle over the chili powder, oregano, cumin

and paprika and cook, stirring, until the spices are toasted in the fat, about 1 minute. Add the tomato paste,

and cook, stirring, until lightly caramelized, 1 to 2 minutes.

2. Sprinkle the flour over the beef and cook, stirring, to cook off the raw flavor of the flour, about 1 minute.

Pour in the beans, liquid and all, then pour the stock into the can of beans to help loosen any stuck beans and

rinse the rest of the liquid out of the can; pour it into the pan. Stir everything to combine, then bring to a boil.

Reduce the heat to maintain a gentle simmer, and cook, stirring occasionally, until thickened and slightly

reduced, about 15 minutes. Remove the pan from the heat and season again with salt and pepper.

3. Serve the chili in bowls and allow people to add cheese, a dollop of sour cream, avocado, red onion, scal-

lions and any other toppings they desire.

VARIATIONS

No-Bean Chili: Omit the beans and their liquid and double the beef for a total of 2 pounds.

Vegan Chili: Substitute 1 pound Beyond Meat for the ground beef and substitute vegetable stock, mushroom

broth or water for the beef stock.

Seasoned Ground Beef for Tacos: Cook the recipe through Step 1, then remove from the heat and season

with salt and pepper. Use as a filling for tacos.

Make Ahead: The chili will keep in an airtight container in the refrigerator for up to 5 days.

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I love kabobs on the grill. It’s a complete meal with the meat, veggies and in this case, grilled fruit. When most people think of kabobs, they typically think of chicken or steak. But this recipe features pork loin, which is awesome. Teriyaki has its roots in Japan, closely related to shouyu, which is the primary flavoring in Japanese cuisine. It became popular in the United States in the 1960s as Japanese immigrants settled in Hawaii. They used local ingredients such as pineapple juice and brown sugar combined with soy sauce.

One pet peeve of mine is seeing kabobs being sold in

grocery meat cases with the meat and veggies on the same skewer. It looks pretty, but the meat and the vegetables cook at different rates.

The all-inclusive skewer makes no sense. I put all our meat on one set of skewers and the veggies on a separate set of skewers. In this case Liz had cubed so much meat I didn’t have room for more kabobs, so I cooked the veggies and pineapple on the grill on our grill wok.

Don’t have one? Buy one. You will love it. Let’s get started.

Dave Lobeck is a financial advisor by day and a BBQ enthusiast on nights and week-ends. He is also a Kansas City Barbecue Society (KCBS) judge.

Try these teriyaki pork kabobs on

the grill

SHUTTERSTOCK

Pork kabobs also are good dressed with a variery of spices and sauces. It’s often better to cook meat and veggies separately because they cook at different rates.

TERIYAKI PORK KABOBS ON THE GRILL1 ½ pounds pork loin, cut into

cubes

2 green zucchini, sliced

1 red pepper, cored and cut into

bite-sized pieces

1 yellow pepper, cored and cut

into bite-sized pieces

12 to 14 bite-sized pieces of

fresh pineapple

1 red onion, cut into bite-sized

chunks

12 to 14 cherry tomatoes

4 to 6 large mushrooms, cut

into bite-sized pieces

6 tablespoons soy sauce

2 tablespoons cornstarch

4 tablespoons olive oil

4 to 5 cloves of garlic, crushed

¾ teaspoon red pepper flakes

½ teaspoon ground ginger

1 can of beef broth

You are going to make a marinade and a sauce for grilling. In one

bowl add 4 tablespoons of soy sauce, 4 tablespoons of olive oil, 2

cloves of crushed garlic pepper flakes and a dash of black pepper. In

a large zip-close place all of the cubed pork. Stir the marinade and

pour into the bag. Zip it up and place in the fridge for a few hours.

Now for the sauce. You can do this just before firing up the grill.

Place remaining soy sauce, cornstarch, beef broth, ginger, brown

sugar and 2 to 3 cloves of crushed garlic in a saucepan over medi-

um-high heat. Mix, bring to a boil and reduce to a simmer. Allow to

simmer for 5 to 7 minutes.

Place the pork on skewers, allowing the touches to touch, but not

mashed together. On the other skewers, place the veggies.

Or like me, use a grill wok to saute and char them. Place the skewers

of veggies and pork and over the coals or the flame and brush with

the sauce. In my case I also brushed the pork with the marinade.

Watch for flare-ups and stay with the kabobs, turning occasionally,

brushing with the sauce frequently.

Pork is done at 145 degrees or so, and the veggies are done when

they are a bit charged and have softened up a bit. Once done, bring

in the kabobs and place all meat, veggies and pineapple in one large

bowl. Serve with long grain rice or cauliflower rice. Enjoy!

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Alteryx AYX ... ... ... 179.39 75.17 1122 171.67 +71.5Altice ATUS .07e ... ...dd 31.78 15.96 4645 24.24 -11.3AltisrcAst AAMC ... ... ...dd 32.24 7.60 5 17.95 +45.3AltisResid RESI .60 5.2 ...dd 11.58 -1.3Altria MO 3.36 8.5 13 52.45 30.95 4875 39.60 -20.7AlumChina ACH ... ... ... 9.07 4.60 391 5.85 -32.7AlussaE n ALUS ... ... ... 10.29 9.25 87 9.89 +.5AlussaE wt ALUS/WS ... ... ... AmbacF wt AMBC/WS ... ... ... 5.76 AmbacFin AMBC ... ... 43 22.90 8.74 355 14.03 -35.0Ambev ABEV .05e 1.9 4 5.45 1.90 23361 2.69 -42.3AmbowEd AMBO ... ... 63 2.50 Amcor AMCR .46 4.3 98 11.41 5.80 10707 10.75 -.8Ameren AEE 1.98 2.7 26 87.66 58.74 1683 73.34 -4.5Ameresco AMRC ... ... 41 32.48 13.11 450 29.33 +67.6AMovilL AMX .17e 1.3 ... 18.04 10.12 2316 13.44 -16.0AmMovl A AMOV ... ... ... 17.94 10.41 0 13.22 -16.9AmAssets AAT .80m 2.9 41 49.26 20.15 270 27.31 -40.5

AmAxle AXL ... ... ...dd 12.72 2.50 1147 7.51 -30.2AmCampus ACC 1.88 5.5 44 50.94 20.13 1676 34.10 -27.5AEagleOut AEO .55 4.9 7 18.42 6.54 4475 11.32 -22.3AEP AEP 2.80 3.4 21 104.97 65.14 2166 82.12 -13.1AElPw pfB AEPpB ... ... ... 58.77 37.05 32 49.92 -7.8AEqInvLf AEL .30f 1.3 10 34.16 9.07 515 23.24 -22.4AEqInv pfB AELpB ... ... ... 25.08 23.65 58 24.02 -1.2AmExp AXP 1.72 1.8 13 138.13 67.00 4059 96.58 -22.2AFnclGrp AFG 1.80 2.9 8 115.03 44.01 363 61.06 -44.3AFnclGp 54 AFGE 1.56 6.2 ... 26.23 25.14 25.30 AFnclGp 55 AFGH 1.50 5.9 ... 26.63 15.00 15 25.39 -3.3AHm4Rent AMH .20 .7 ... 29.89 17.50 880 27.35 +4.3AHm4R pfC AMHpC 1.38 4.8 ... 28.36 AHm4Rn pfD AMHpD 1.63 6.3 ... 28.15 16.75 2 25.80 -1.5AHm4R pfE AMHpE 1.59 6.2 ... 27.94 16.81 3 25.54 -1.4AH4Rn pfG AMHpG 1.47 5.8 ... 28.05 16.50 0 25.38 -2.9AHm4R pfF AMHpF ... ... ... 27.44 16.43 1 25.64 -2.1AIntGr pfA AIGpA 1.46 5.6 ... 28.28 16.08 53 26.29 -3.8AmIntlGrp AIG 1.28 4.2 ...dd 58.66 16.07 6132 30.74 -40.1AmrRlty ARL ... ... 1 17.89 5.99 2 10.24 -40.2AmRenAs ARA ... ... ... 13.80 5.57 95 6.59 -36.5AmShrd AMS ... ... 10 3.58 1.16 177 2.18 -10.7AmStsWtr AWR 1.22 1.6 47 96.64 65.11 162 78.27 -9.7AmTower AMT 4.40f 1.7 ...cc 269.25 174.32 1503 265.97 +15.7ATowr pfB AMTpB 5.50 4.7 ... 117.60 AVangrd AVD .08 .6 77 19.60 11.35 70 13.83 -29.0AmWtrWks AWK 2.00 1.5 56 141.70 92.00 552 131.04 +6.7AmerSilvr USAS ... ... ... 3.65 AmercldR COLD .84 2.2 ...cc 40.42 23.30 1150 37.44 +6.8Ameriprise AMP 4.16f 2.8 12 180.85 80.01 702 150.20 -9.8AmeriBrgn ABC 1.68f 1.7 12 103.37 72.06 975 100.72 +18.5Ametek AME .72 .8 37 102.31 54.82 794 89.76 -10.0AmiraNatF ANFI ... ... ... .83 .35 .40 Ampco AP ... ... ...dd 4.50 1.94 94 3.16 +5.0Amphenol APH 1.00 1.0 25 110.24 63.05 1036 98.14 -9.3AmpioPhm AMPE ... ... ... .91 .26 2886 .69 +17.5AmplifyEn AMPY .40 33.3 8 7.91 .49 544 1.20 -81.8AmpLend LEND .98 6.8 ... 24.72 10.00 0 14.42 -19.4Amrep AXR ... ... ... 6.77 3.98 4 4.74 -20.7Anadrk 18 AEUA 3.75 11.4 ... 32.89 AnglogldA AU ... ... ... 30.09 12.66 2426 29.70 +32.9ABInBev BUD 1.10e 2.1 13 102.70 32.58 2567 52.86 -35.6Annaly NLY 1.00e 15.6 7 10.50 3.51 14687 6.43 -31.7Annaly pfC NLYpC 1.91 7.5 ... 25.36 Annaly pfD NLYpD 1.88 7.8 ... 26.06 15.08 44 24.10 -6.3Annaly pfG NLYpG 1.63 8.0 ... 25.98 7.63 45 20.26 -19.8Annaly pfF NLYpF ... ... ... 26.41 8.53 50 21.10 -18.4Annaly pfE NLYpE 1.91 7.6 ... 25.26 AnteroMid AM .45e 8.2 ... 12.46 1.69 7182 5.48 -27.8AnteroRes AR 1.00 33.8 6 5.64 .64 33558 2.96 +3.9Anthem ANTM 3.80f 1.4 23 312.48 171.03 860 269.00 -10.9Anthem un ANTX 2.63 4.6 ... 56.86 Anworth ANH .44e 25.6 5 3.95 .79 1202 1.72 -51.1Anwrth pfA ANHpA 2.16 9.5 ... 26.67 6.52 4 22.60 -12.3Anwrth pfB ANHpB 1.56 8.8 ... 23.45 7.05 4 17.70 -21.3Anwrth pfC ANHpC 1.91 9.5 ... 25.80 5.50 5 20.15 -20.5Aon plc AON 1.76 .9 39 238.19 143.93 1243 192.70 -7.5AptInv AIV 1.64f 4.2 22 55.58 24.53 890 38.61 -25.2ApolloCRE ARI 1.60f 16.9 6 19.76 4.12 923 9.48 -48.2ApoCRE pfA ARIpA 2.16 ... ... ApolloGM APO 2.35e 4.7 17 55.39 19.46 944 50.14 +5.1ApollG pfA APOpA 1.59 6.1 ... 27.13 15.50 22 26.10 -1.9ApolG pfB APOpB 1.59 6.0 ... 27.93 15.33 40 26.37 -2.6ApolloI 43 AIY 1.72 6.9 ... 25.77 25.07 25.11 ApollSrFlt AFT 1.08a 8.7 ...q 15.58 8.01 55 12.48 -17.6ApolloTact AIF 1.20a 9.5 ...q 15.89 8.28 39 12.60 -16.6AppHReit APLE 1.20 12.6 12 16.88 4.48 1629 9.56 -40.8ApldIndlT AIT 1.28 2.1 17 70.62 30.66 198 62.11 -6.9Aptargrp ATR 1.44 1.2 38 125.79 79.84 331 115.26 -.3Aptiv APTV .22 .3 15 99.04 29.22 1412 78.43 -17.4Acquavnt WAAS ... ... ... 27.78 16.08 27.03 -.3Aramark ARMK .44e 2.0 13 47.22 9.65 2616 22.37 -48.5ArborRT ABR 1.20 13.9 6 15.77 3.54 1935 8.66 -39.7Arbor prA ABRpA 2.06 8.3 ... 26.71 7.60 3 24.84 -4.8ArborR pfB ABRpB 1.94 8.2 ... 26.34 6.01 5 23.57 -8.3ArborR pfC ABRpC 2.13 8.5 ... 28.00 10.00 4 24.94 -5.9ArborRT 21 ABRN 1.84 7.3 ... 25.26 ArcLogist ARCX 1.76 10.7 23 16.51 ArcelorM MT .10p ... 3 18.89 6.64 6780 11.59 -33.9ArchResc ARCH ... ... 2 94.96 21.80 381 29.98 -58.2ArchDan ADM 1.44 3.6 12 47.20 28.92 1961 39.67 -14.4Archrock AROC .58 8.8 19 11.43 2.09 1245 6.60 -34.3Arconic n ARNC ... ... ... 19.69 6.00 1489 14.19 +128.5ArcosDor ARCO .05p ... 16 8.41 2.96 1929 4.75 -41.4Arcosa ACA .20 .5 ... 47.85 28.14 124 41.20 -7.5ArcusBio RCUS ... ... ... 37.41 6.30 880 24.03 +137.9Ardaugh ARD .56 4.1 ... 21.54 9.20 64 13.50 -31.1ArdmoreSh ASC .20 4.0 ...dd 9.79 3.73 617 5.01 -44.6AresCmcl ACRE 1.32 15.4 7 17.69 2.78 385 8.56 -46.0AresDyCr ARDC 1.40 11.6 ...q 15.91 8.10 103 12.05 -21.5AresMgmt ARES 1.60 6.4 15 24.81 -3.1AresMg pfA ARESpA 1.75 6.9 ... 25.50 -1.7Argan AGX 1.00 2.2 11 48.25 29.91 112 44.59 +11.1ArgoGp42 ARGD 1.63 6.4 ... 26.27 9.60 13 25.55 -.8ArgoGpInt ARGO 1.24 3.7 7 75.92 25.00 227 33.85 -48.5AristaNetw ANET ... ... 13 289.45 156.63 455 214.45 +5.4ArlingAst AI 1.02 34.5 ...dd 6.76 1.40 347 2.96 -46.9ArlingAst23 AIW 1.66 6.9 ... 25.00 6.42 0 23.90 -2.9ArlingAst25 AIC 1.69 7.4 ... 25.00 6.30 0 22.84 -4.8ArlAsst pfB AIpB 1.75 10.0 ... 23.43 4.99 0 17.50 -17.2ArloTc ARLO ... ... ...cc 5.13 1.20 479 2.69 -36.1ArmadaHof AHH .88f 8.7 27 19.43 6.40 327 10.13 -44.8Armada pfA AHHpA 1.69 7.2 ... 29.48 14.30 497 23.45 -16.5ArmataP ARMP ... ... ...dd 6.92 2.52 10 4.04 +24.3ArmrR pfB ARRpB 1.97 7.9 ... 25.40 24.86 24.99 -.5ArmourR ARR 1.91 20.5 3 21.15 4.95 1165 9.32 -47.8ArmRs pfC ARRpC ... ... ... 25.29 7.10 17 21.15 ArmsFloor AFI ... ... 9 10.24 1.12 584 3.29 -23.0ArmstrWld AWI .80 1.0 16 111.46 62.03 324 77.88 -17.1ArmstW wi AWI/WI ... ... ... 41.30 ArrowEl ARW ... ... 10 85.80 39.25 390 67.69 -20.1ArtisanPtr APAM 2.40a 7.3 13 38.09 17.69 408 32.72 +1.2AsburyA ABG ... ... 10 123.45 39.36 152 78.41 -29.9AshfordHT AHT .24 34.8 ...dd 3.48 .47 2548 .69 -75.3Ashfrd pfD AHTpD 2.11 21.1 ... 25.90 3.50 9 9.99 -60.4AshfHT pfF AHTpF 1.84 24.5 ... 23.65 2.63 5 7.50 -65.8AshfrH pfG AHTpG 1.84 24.5 ... 22.50 2.60 4 7.52 -64.8AshfrdH pfH AHTpH 1.88 25.6 ... 23.00 2.50 4 7.35 -66.6AshfrdH pfI AHTpI 1.88 25.4 ... 22.93 2.25 7 7.40 -65.9Ashford AINC ... ... 100 35.72 4.96 13 9.95 -57.8Ashland ASH 1.10 1.6 62 81.82 38.88 460 70.14 -8.3AsiaPc APB .61e 2.5 ...q 11.54 AsiaTigr GRR .07e .6 ...q 10.92 AspenAero ASPN ... ... ...dd 10.71 4.09 139 6.59 -15.1Aspen pfC AHLpC 1.49 6.0 ... 29.33 9.99 12 24.88 -10.7AspIns pfD AHLpD 1.41 6.2 ... 27.23 9.22 20 22.59 -14.3AspnIn pfE AHLpE ... ... ... 27.08 9.72 19 22.72 -13.9AscBnc pfC ASBpC 1.53 6.0 ... 27.47 17.28 25.50 -1.9AsscBc pf D ASBpD ... ... ... 26.21 15.14 0 25.01 -3.0AsscdBanc ASB .72 5.4 7 22.60 10.23 1890 13.25 -39.9AsdBan wt ASB/WS ... ... ... 2.80 AsdBn pfF ASBpF 1.67 6.6 ... 25.43 24.80 60 25.30 +1.5AssocCap AC .20 .5 ...dd 65.46 24.33 11 38.00 -3.1Assurant AIZ 2.52 2.5 51 142.61 76.27 594 102.26 -22.0AssuredG AGO .80 3.3 4 50.77 13.64 1224 24.12 -50.8AsdGMu01 AGOpB 1.72 6.3 ... 28.89 14.17 5 27.50 +1.7AsdGMu02 AGOpE 1.56 5.9 ... 28.16 15.61 5 26.36 -.6AsdGMu03 AGOpF 1.40 5.5 ... 26.69 15.00 1 25.66 -1.2AsteriasBio AST ... ... ...dd .95 AstraZen AZN 1.37e 2.5 ... 57.44 36.15 5180 54.10 +8.5AtHomGr HOME ... ... 7 10.55 1.20 1666 6.50 +18.2Atento SA ATTO .34p ... 9 3.46 .75 89 1.28 -55.6Athene ATH ... ... ... 50.43 13.37 2240 31.37 -33.3Athene pfA ATHpA ... ... ... 25.82 -1.5Athene pfB ATHpB 1.41 6.2 ... 27.27 10.00 138 22.91 -12.6AtkoreInt ATRK ... ... ... 43.50 10.85 176 26.86 -33.6AtlPwr g AT .12 ... ...dd 2.65 1.70 3121 1.95 -16.3AtlasCp ATCO .50 6.7 11 14.62 5.39 471 7.50 -47.2Atlas pfD ATCOpD 1.99 9.4 ... 26.23 7.00 10 21.19 -17.4Atlas pfE ATCOpE 2.06 9.3 ... 26.42 7.49 10 22.15 -14.4Atlas pfG ATCOpG ... ... ... 26.64 7.00 17 21.93 -15.9

Atlas pfH ATCOpH 1.97 9.4 ... 24.85 7.20 35 20.96 -14.8Atlas pfI ATCOpI ... ... ... 25.70 6.48 18 20.97 -18.4ATMOS ATO 2.30 2.3 19 121.08 77.92 730 101.24 -9.5AuroraC rs ACB ... ... ... 90.48 7.20 8.06 AurynRs AUG ... ... ... 2.22 .71 732 2.00 +38.9AutoNatn AN ... ... 9 53.19 20.59 752 37.77 -22.3Autohome ATHM ... ... 7 100.10 59.54 1802 82.82 +3.5Autoliv ALV 2.48 3.7 34 87.01 38.16 391 66.48 -21.2AutoZone AZO ... ... 20 1274.41 684.91 230 1137.38 -4.5Auxilio AUXO ... ... 32 3.47 Avalara AVLR ... ... ...dd 142.00 55.50 1019 133.29 +82.0AvalonHld AWX ... ... ...dd 2.80 1.18 30 1.72 -10.3AvalonBay AVB 6.36 4.0 27 229.40 118.17 1240 159.49 -23.9Avangrid AGR 1.76 4.1 33 57.24 35.62 924 42.45 -17.0AvanosMd AVNS ... ... 15 48.07 19.46 223 30.43 -9.7Avantr pfA AVTRpA ... ... ... 66.53 27.11 178 61.16 -2.9AvayaHl AVYA ... ... 8 15.61 6.13 1327 12.76 -5.5AveICSFd ACP 1.44 13.1 ...q 10.98 -6.2AveryD AVY 2.32 2.0 34 141.09 76.96 623 118.18 -9.7AvinoSG g ASM ... ... ... .89 .26 907 .83 +43.8Avista AVA 1.62 4.5 17 53.00 32.09 300 36.13 -24.9Axalta AXTA ... ... 13 32.20 12.92 2489 22.68 -25.4AXIS Cap AXS 1.64 4.1 ...dd 67.51 31.82 531 39.59 -33.4AxisCap pfE AXSpE ... ... ... 26.37 14.00 33 24.02 -6.9AxosFinl AX ... ... 9 30.89 13.69 257 20.84 -31.2AxosF pf AXO 1.56 6.2 ... 28.99 14.28 1 25.17 -5.0Azul AZUL ... ... ... 44.55 5.30 2146 12.30 -71.3AzurePwr AZRE ... ... ... 16.80 10.10 19 16.00 +27.2

- B -B&G Foods BGS 1.90 7.6 9 26.39 10.39 805 24.85 +38.6B2gold g BTG .04 .7 70 5.75 2.16 5406 5.61 +39.9BBVABFrn BBAR .25e 7.2 ... 12.58 3.35 3.49 BBX Cap BBX .05f 2.0 3 5.09 1.11 170 2.52 -47.1BCE g BCE 3.04e ... ... 49.58 31.66 1548 41.41 -10.7BG Staffing BGSF .20m 1.0 39 21.90 16.00 19.07 -1.8BHP BillLt BHP 1.66e 3.3 ... 58.88 29.78 1356 50.43 -7.8BHPBil plc BBL 4.40e ... ... 51.24 23.64 703 41.64 -11.4BJsWhole BJ .52p ... ... 39.00 18.84 1789 36.93 +62.4BK Tech BKTI .08 2.1 ...cc 4.03 3.72 3.78 -1.0BP MidPt BPMP 1.32e 12.0 ... 17.08 6.41 185 10.97 -29.7BP PLC BP 2.46f 10.4 7 41.47 15.51 7290 23.64 -37.4BP Pru BPT 4.14e 135.3 1 16.58 2.77 220 3.06 -55.5BRF SA BRFS ... ... ... 9.96 2.27 3358 3.99 -54.1BRT BRT .88 8.0 5 18.75 6.00 32 11.05 -34.9BWX Tech BWXT .76f 1.4 27 70.57 40.40 489 55.99 -9.8B&W Ent rs BW ... ... ... 5.45 .77 112 2.45 -32.7BabShDHi BGH 1.84 14.5 ...q 18.32 9.14 54 12.69 -27.6BadgerMtr BMI .68 1.1 65 70.84 41.50 150 64.22 -1.1BainCapS BCSF 1.64 15.1 13 20.35 7.11 218 10.89 -44.9BainCap rt BCSFr ... ... ... BakHugh BKR .72 4.6 60 25.99 9.12 6061 15.51 -39.5BallCorp BLL .60 .8 37 82.82 51.26 2567 72.44 +12.0Ballanty BTN ... ... ...dd 3.58 1.26 26 1.64 -49.4BanColum CIB 1.27e 4.6 ... 56.10 16.27 642 27.52 -49.8BancCalif BANC .24 2.3 13 19.12 6.44 216 10.23 -40.5BcCalif pfE BANCpE ... ... ... 27.40 9.06 7 25.02 -5.5BcCal pfD BANCpD 1.84 7.3 ... 26.89 9.84 7 25.14 -1.8BcBilVArg BBVA .27e 7.3 ... 5.80 2.64 3589 3.68 -34.1BcoBrades BBDO .17r 4.5 ... 8.62 2.58 13 3.78 -52.1BcoBrad BBD .06a 1.4 ... 9.59 2.68 21286 4.17 -48.7BcoLatin BLX 1.54 13.7 6 22.85 7.73 121 11.25 -47.4BcoMacro BMA ... ... 3 77.31 13.59 1397 22.12 -39.0BcoSantSA SAN .21e 8.2 ... 4.72 1.90 5791 2.61 -37.0BcoSBrasil BSBR .29e 5.2 6 12.85 3.69 1065 5.58 -54.0BcSanChile BSAC .85e 4.7 ... 30.47 11.43 499 18.04 -21.8BcoChile BCH 1.06 ... ... 29.78 12.50 117 19.61 -6.6BcpSouth BXS .74 3.4 ... 32.97 17.21 381 21.79 -30.6Bcp NJ BKJ .24b 1.3 23 19.95 13.30 17.89 BancFd pfA BCVpA 1.34 ... ... BancrftFd BCV 1.76e 7.0 ...q 27.73 14.27 22 25.17 -3.5BkAm pfN BACpN ... ... ... 26.92 17.81 142 25.55 -2.4BkofAm BAC .72 3.0 8 35.72 17.95 59495 23.66 -32.8BkAML pfJ BMLpJ 1.02 4.4 ... 25.18 15.57 7 23.36 +.1BkAm pfE BACpE 1.02 5.1 ... 25.00 16.51 22 23.42 -3.9BkAm pfI BACpI 1.66 6.6 ... 25.29 BkAm pfL BACpL 72.50 5.3 ... 1610.00 1050.00 8 1355.40 -6.5BkAm pfW BACpW 1.66 6.6 ... 25.46 25.39 25.03 BkAm pfY BACpY 1.63 6.5 ... 25.99 25.17 24.99 BkAm wtB BAC/WS/B ... ... ... 3.24 BkAm pfA BACpA ... ... ... 27.00 19.57 66 25.90 -1.9BkAm pfC BACpC ... ... ... 26.77 20.28 86 25.73 -1.7BkAML pfL BMLpL 1.02 4.6 ... 24.96 15.95 26 22.08 -8.3BkAm pfM BACpM 1.34 5.1 ... 27.37 18.20 86 26.04 -2.1BkAML pfH BMLpH .77 4.1 ... 22.75 11.58 7 19.00 -9.5BkAML pfG BMLpG .77 4.0 ... 23.30 11.60 1 19.04 -10.9Bk of But NTB 1.76 7.2 7 38.05 13.76 179 24.55 -33.7BkHawaii BOH 2.68 4.5 11 95.68 46.70 216 59.97 -37.0BkMont g BMO 4.24e ... 6 79.93 38.31 727 54.46 -29.7BigB 3xIn BNKD ... ... ... 97.12 9.00 17 13.81 -42.3BkNYMel BK 1.24 3.2 10 51.60 26.40 3910 38.55 -23.4BkNYM pfC BKpC 1.30 5.1 ... 26.67 18.59 42 25.38 -2.6BkNova g BNS 2.72 ... 6 58.22 31.94 1105 41.55 -26.4BankUtd BKU .92f 4.9 6 37.60 13.47 1293 18.96 -48.1BarHarbr BHB .88 4.3 9 26.45 13.05 31 20.68 -18.6BarcBk prD BCSpD 2.03 7.8 ... 25.86 BarcBk prA BCSpA 1.78 7.1 ... 25.01 Barclay BCS .15e 2.6 ... 10.22 3.41 3685 5.83 -38.8Barings BBDC 2.03e 26.2 ... 10.59 4.67 121 7.76 -24.5Triangle 22 TCCA 1.59 6.4 ... 24.98 TriangC 22 TCCB 1.59 6.4 ... 24.99 BaringsCp MCI 1.20 9.1 ...q 17.33 7.59 5 13.25 -21.4BaringsPt MPV 1.08 8.8 ...q 17.88 7.34 1 12.27 -23.9BarcDisab RODI ... ... ...q 91.46 66.00 79.08 -11.3B&N Ed BNED .60 33.5 2 5.10 1.11 623 1.79 -58.1Barnes B .64 1.6 13 67.32 30.22 108 39.81 -35.7Barnwell BRN ... ... ...dd 2.68 .30 108 .93 -9.3BarrickGld GOLD 2.82e ... 13 28.50 12.65 11276 26.61 +43.1BartowG rs VTO ... ... 3 35.91 10.50 43 14.03 EraGroup ERA/O ... ... 3 11.97 3.50 5.16 -49.3BattalOil n BATL ... ... ... 12.00 2.25 8 9.33 BauschHl BHC ... ... 5 31.97 11.15 3606 19.00 -36.5Baxter BAX .98f 1.1 42 95.19 69.10 2724 88.11 +5.4BaytexE g BTE ... ... ...dd 1.78 .19 1933 .52 -63.9BeazerHm BZH ... ... 11 17.23 4.39 569 10.11 -28.5BectDck BDX 3.16 1.3 ...cc 286.72 197.75 3197 250.47 -7.9BectDk pfA BDXA ... ... ... 68.35 49.07 59.24 -9.5sBectDk pfB BDXB ... ... ... 54.44 49.54 191 55.60 +8.3Belden BDC .20 .6 8 57.00 25.54 295 32.68 -40.6BellRing n BRBR ... ... ...dd 24.03 13.56 254 19.91 -6.5Belmond BEL ... ... ...cc 24.99 BenchElec BHE .64 3.1 44 37.36 14.06 132 20.86 -39.3Berkley WRB 1.56e 2.7 17 79.92 43.05 481 57.24 -17.2Berkley pfB WRBpB 1.41 5.6 ... 26.86 13.73 7 25.23 -.7Berkly pfC WRBpC ... ... ... 27.85 15.40 12 25.35 -4.0Berkly pfD WRBpD 1.44 5.7 ... 26.80 14.21 9 25.19 -3.9BerkHa A BRK/A ... ... 22 347400 239440 1 274050 -19.3BerkH B BRK/B ... ... 25 231.61 159.50 6442 182.72 -19.3BerkHBcp BHLB .96 9.3 5 33.72 9.15 542 10.30 -68.7BerryPlas BERY .12p ... 9 55.26 25.00 1142 45.22 -4.8BestBuy BBY 2.20 2.5 27 91.99 48.11 2050 87.70 -.1Best Inc BEST ... ... ... 6.54 4.10 834 4.69 -15.6BigLots BIG 1.20 3.0 11 44.90 10.13 1098 40.06 +39.5Biglari B BH ... ... 2 124.99 37.85 16 69.80 -39.0Biglari A BH/A ... ... ... 674.99 250.50 0 356.00 -40.7Bill.cmHl n BILL ... ... ...dd 97.84 23.61 1101 88.58 +132.8BioRadA BIO ... ... 37 497.42 303.82 206 465.46 +25.8BioRadB BIO/B ... ... ...cc 475.29 307.28 436.97 +18.2BiocerCr wt BIOX/WS ... ... ... BioceresCr BIOX ... ... ... 7.65 4.33 18 6.35 +25.8BiohvnPh BHVN ... ... ... 76.40 26.56 396 71.56 +31.4BiomX n PHGE ... ... ... 11.05 4.52 12 5.85 -39.6BiomX wt PHGE.WS ... ... ... 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How to read the stock tables

STOCK GLOSSARY — bt - primary exchange listing BATS cld - issue has been called for redemption by company d - new intraday 52-week low g - dividends paid in Canadian funds, PE not shown h -Does not meet continued-listing standards lf - late filing with SEC n - stock was a new issue in the last year - the 52-week high and low figures are calculated from their start date pf - preferred stock issue pr - preferences rs - stock has undergone a reverse stock split, decreasing outstanding shares by at least 50 percent within the past year rt - right to buy security at a specified price s - historical prices have been adjusted for a split or distribution of 20 percent or more in the last 12 months. wi - trades will be settled when the stock is issued wd - when distributed wt - warrant, allowing a purchase of a stock u - new intraday 52-week high un - unit, including more than one security v - Trading halted on primary market vj - company in bankruptcy, receivership or being reorganized under the bankruptcy law - this appears in front of the name DIVIDEND FOOTNOTES: a: Extra dividend(s) paid, but are not included; b: Annual rate plus stock dividend; c: Dividend from a liquidating company; e: Declared or paid preceding 12 months; f: Annual rate, increased on last declaration. i: Declared or paid after dividend or split; k: Declared or paid this year, an accumulative issue with dividends in arrears; r: Declared or paid in last 12 months plus stock dividend; m: Annual rate, reduced on last declaration. p: Initial dividend, annual rate unknown; yield not shown. t: Paid in stock in preceding 12 months, estimated cash value on ex-dividend or ex-distribution date PE footnotes q - stock is a closed-end fund - no P/E ratio shown cc - P/E exceeds 99 dd - loss in last 12 months

1 — Name of stock.

2 — Ticker Symbol company trades under.

3 — Dividend: A distribution of the company’s earnings to shareholders, usually consisting of stock dividends, interest on bonds, or short-term capital gains on the sale of securities usually paid quarterly in the form of cash or stock.

4 — Div. Yield: The dividend divided by the stock price. It helps gauge how well the stock is paying, compared to other investments such as CDs, bonds or savings accounts.

5 — Price to earnings ratio: The price of a stock divided by its earnings per share. PEs are used to gauge the relative worth of a company’ stock. When compared to other companies in the same

industry, the companies with the lowest PEs are

generally earning higher profits.

6 — Range of closing prices in last year.

7 — Sales in thousands (10 = 10,000 shares),

and closing price.

8 — Last trading price of the day.

9 — Percent change for the year.

st Arrows, indicate new highs or lows.

Underline: indicates top 100 stocks by volume

rank.

Bold stocks , designates which stocks have gone

up or down 5% .

XYZcorp XYZ 1.20 3.6 17 34.09 27.27 2780 33.72 +20.7

Ticker 52-week Vol YTDName Symbol Div Yield PE High Low 1000s Last %Chg

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Advanced 1864

Declined 763

New Highs 65

New Lows 3

Vol. (in mil.) 4,213

Pvs. Volume 3,763

4,267

3,870

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26,320 Dow Jones industrialsClose: 26,287.03Change: 459.67 (1.8%)

10 DAYS

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10,480 Nasdaq compositeClose: 10,433.65Change: 226.02 (2.2%)

10 DAYS

DOW 26297.53 25996.08 26287.03 +459.67 +1.78% s t s -7.89%

DOW Trans. 9431.36 9322.81 9386.94 +151.24 +1.64% s t s -13.89%

DOW Util. 794.55 773.27 779.03 -7.86 -1.00% s t s -11.39%

NYSE Comp. 12218.19 12114.32 12160.01 +168.49 +1.40% s t s -12.60%

NASDAQ 10462.05 10354.98 10433.65 +226.02 +2.21% s s s +16.28%

S&P 500 3182.59 3165.34 3179.72 +49.71 +1.59% s t s -1.58%

S&P 400 1817.99 1790.76 1797.36 +18.41 +1.03% s t s -12.88%

Wilshire 5000 32433.16 31876.75 32379.10 +502.35 +1.58% s t s -1.54%

Russell 2000 1461.28 1435.95 1442.88 +11.02 +0.77% s t s -13.52%

HIGH LOW CLOSE CHG. %CHG. WK MO QTR YTD

Tuesday, July 7, 2020

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-43.0BrightHrz BFAM ... ... 42 176.98 64.23 435 116.71 -22.3BrghtSch BEDU ... ... ...dd 10.41 5.51 122 8.17 -7.5BrghtSph BSIG .40 4.5 4 12.06 11.40 8.96 -.1Brinker EAT ... ... 6 47.57 7.00 3755 22.96 -45.3Brinks BCO .60 1.3 ...dd 97.12 33.17 519 44.70 -50.7BrMySq BMY 1.80 3.0 20 68.34 42.48 8810 60.19 -6.2BritATob BTI 2.69e 6.8 ... 45.64 27.32 1208 39.54 -6.9BrixmorP BRX 1.14f 8.7 11 22.74 7.51 1872 13.07 -39.5BrdmkRlty BRMK .12p ... ... 12.81 5.44 1342 9.24 -27.5BrdmRl wt BRMK.WS ... ... ... BroadrdgF BR 2.16 1.7 37 136.99 81.90 462 128.69 +4.2Brookdale BKD ... ... ...dd 8.80 1.47 1693 3.00 -58.7BrkfdAs gs BAM 48.00 ... 17 45.60 21.57 1259 33.34 BrookBus BBU .25 .8 20 46.88 18.60 33 32.97 -20.1BrkfDtla pf DTLAp 1.91 11.8 ... 21.69 8.80 1 16.14 -20.7BrkGblInf INF .08 .6 ...q 15.67 12.06 12.81 -8.2BrkfInfra BIP 2.15f 5.2 31 56.31 25.77 384 41.68 -16.6BrkRlAs RA .20p ... ... 23.00 10.40 232 16.95 -20.6BrkfReEn BEP 2.17 4.4 ... 57.69 30.09 198 49.29 +5.7HeliosTR rt HTRr ... ... ... .64 BrwnBrn BRO .34 .8 35 48.64 30.70 1548 40.64 +2.9BrownFA BF/A .70f 1.2 38 68.15 41.03 41 58.46 -6.9BrownFB BF/B .70f 1.1 41 72.85 44.68 506 64.72 -4.3Brunswick BC .96 1.5 18 67.39 25.22 721 65.81 +9.7Buckle BKE 1.20f 7.1 9 28.52 11.76 631 16.81 -37.8Buenavent BVN .08e .9 ...dd 17.85 5.12 737 9.31 -38.3BldBear BBW ... ... ...dd 5.80 1.01 132 2.04 -37.0BungeLt BG 2.00 4.9 18 59.65 29.00 1298 40.49 -29.6BurlStrs BURL ... ... 41 250.89 105.67 704 192.99 -15.4BylineBc BY .12 1.0 11 20.73 8.13 34 12.40 -36.6

- C -CAE Inc g CAE .44 ... 12 31.56 9.80 331 15.78 -40.4CAI Intl CAI ... ... 4 29.57 10.13 45 16.79 -42.1CBIZ Inc CBZ ... ... 27 28.73 16.85 159 23.74 -11.9CBL Asc CBL .30 115.4 ...dd 1.78 .18 10200 .26 -75.2CBL pfD CBLpD 1.84 231.7 ... 13.60 .45 20 .79 -84.0CBL pfE CBLpE 1.66 215.6 ... 12.54 .47 78 .77 -83.6CBOE Glb CBOE 1.44 1.5 38 127.93 72.01 541 95.00 -20.8CBRE GRE IGR .60 9.9 ...q 8.56 3.53 330 6.08 -24.2CBRE Grp CBRE .20 .4 18 64.75 29.17 1471 46.38 -24.3CCA Inds CAW ... ... ...dd 1.59 CF Inds CF 1.20 4.0 ...dd 55.15 19.73 2020 29.76 -37.7CGI g GIB ... ... ... 77.07 CIT Grp CIT 1.40 6.9 8 52.28 12.02 3346 20.39 -55.3CIT Gp pfB CITpB 2.25 10.7 ... 26.39 9.97 22 21.09 -17.3CITIC un CCAC/U ... ... ... 10.25 9.14 10 10.15 -.9CKE Inc CK ... ... ... CKX Lands CKX .12m 1.5 34 10.35 7.50 2 8.05 -13.6CMS Eng CMS 1.63 2.7 37 69.12 46.03 1662 60.03 -4.5CNA Fn CNA 1.48 4.7 9 51.30 25.18 216 31.53 -29.6CNH Indl CNHI .14e 2.0 22 11.99 5.06 1412 7.09 -35.5CNO Fincl CNO .48f 3.2 10 20.93 8.79 847 15.08 -16.8CNOOC CEO 10.06e 8.4 ... 181.13 81.11 215 119.42 -28.3CNX Midst CNXM 1.57e 24.6 4 16.94 5.20 331 6.37 -61.3CNX Resc CNX .04 .4 11 14.19 4.26 2721 9.00 +1.7ConslCoal CCR 2.05 51.3 2 16.68 3.95 44 4.00 -57.4CONSOL CEIX ... ... 1 26.40 3.35 365 5.39 -62.9CPI Aero CVU ... ... 5 8.55 1.29 185 3.37 -49.9CRH Med CRHM ... ... ...cc 4.43 .86 185 2.30 -33.7CRH CRH .88e 2.4 ... 40.88 17.73 407 36.23 -10.2CSS Inds CSS .80 8.5 ...dd 9.40 3.54 9.40 +113.2CTO Rlty s CTO 1.00f 2.6 7 68.64 34.69 18 38.70 -35.8CTS CTS .16 .8 16 34.29 17.92 124 19.77 -34.1CURO Gp CURO .06p ... 13 16.99 3.43 304 8.55 -29.8CVR Engy CVI 3.20f 16.8 ...cc 55.52 13.81 619 19.04 -52.9CVR Ptrs UAN .40e 44.2 ...dd 4.13 .60 116 .91 -70.8CVS Health CVS 2.00 3.1 11 77.03 52.04 5306 64.93 -12.6CYSInv pfA CYSpA 1.94 7.7 ... 25.04 CYSInv pfB CYSpB 1.88 7.6 ... 24.70 CabGS flt34 GYB .83 3.3 ... 25.19 21.15 25.00 CabcoJCP97 PFH 1.91 287.2 ... 6.45 .66 .67 -87.7CabAT&T34 GYC .83 3.5 ... 24.99 16.67 23.50 -1.2CableOne CABO 9.00 .5 64 2044.41 1031.39 30 1785.61 +20.0Cabot CBT 1.40 3.7 9 50.58 20.00 309 37.77 -20.5CabotO&G COG .40f 2.2 12 24.12 13.06 4701 17.92 +2.9CACI CACI ... ... 21 288.59 156.15 181 210.84 -15.7Cactus WHD .36 1.7 ... 35.28 8.16 240 20.67 -39.8CadencB CADE .70 8.3 4 20.41 4.63 989 8.44 -53.4CaledoMn CMCL .28 1.5 ... 20.00 5.22 165 17.95 +113.2Caleres CAL .28 3.5 4 24.87 3.12 815 7.95 -66.5CalifRes CRC ... ... ...dd 20.13 .85 2077 1.15 -87.3CalifWtr CWT .85f 1.8 34 57.48 39.74 198 48.19 -6.5sCalix CALX ... ... ...dd 15.00 5.60 792 15.33 +91.6CallGolf ELY .04 .2 37 22.33 4.75 1424 17.43 -17.8CallonPet CPE ... ... 2 6.76 .38 17473 1.20 -75.2Callon pfA CPEpA 5.00 9.9 ... 50.68 Calpine CPN ... ... ...dd 14.72 -3.5CambrE CEI ... ... ... .34 CambSovHi SOVB 1.72e 4.5 ... 28.65 CamdenPT CPT 3.32 3.6 24 120.73 62.48 444 91.97 -13.3Cameco g CCJ .32 ... ... 11.26 5.30 3215 10.37 +16.5CampSp CPB 1.40 2.8 18 57.54 40.03 1940 49.31 -.2CampWrl CWH .54 2.0 ... 29.22 3.40 1481 26.45 +79.4Can-Fite CANF ... ... ... 4.95 1.08 2990 1.75 -47.0CdaGoose GOOS ... ... ... 47.92 12.94 1256 23.45 -35.3CIBC g CM 4.72e ... 6 87.62 46.45 400 68.00 -18.3CdnNR CNI 1.58e ... ... 96.53 65.13 604 88.88 -1.7CdnNRs CNQ 1.50 ... ... 32.79 6.71 5479 17.36 -46.3CP Rwy g CP 1.53 ... 15 275.13 173.26 612 254.59 -.1CannaeHl CNNE ... ... 63 43.00 20.51 1299 40.55 +9.0Canon CAJ ... ... ... 29.78 19.13 345 19.95 -27.1CanopyGr CGC ... ... ... 39.98 9.00 3210 16.94 -19.7CantelMed CMD .21e .5 34 93.87 20.81 682 45.07 -36.4CapOne COF 1.60 2.6 5 107.59 38.00 2644 62.65 -39.1CapOne pfC COFpC 1.56 6.2 ... 25.88 25.21 25.06 CapOne pfD COFpD 1.68 6.7 ... 25.84 25.27 24.98 CapOne pfF COFpF 1.55 6.1 ... 26.28 14.05 34 25.23 -2.5CapOne pfB COFpP 1.50 6.0 ... 25.74 25.13 25.00 -1.4CapOne pfJ COFpJ ... ... ... 25.05 10.76 86 21.05 -15.3CapOne pfI COFpI ... ... ... 25.86 11.51 93 22.43 -10.6CpOne pf H COFpH ... ... ... 27.47 16.51 25 25.29 -5.8CapOne pfG COFpG ... ... ... 26.24 14.00 36 24.60 -4.4

CapSenL CSU ... ... ...dd 5.64 .45 313 .67 -78.3CapriHld CPRI ... ... 4 39.90 5.42 3956 15.71 -58.8CapsteadM CMO .47 8.5 8 9.25 1.97 885 5.54 -30.1Capstd pfE CMOpE 1.88 8.3 ... 25.77 7.05 14 22.57 -10.6CardnlHlth CAH 1.94f 3.7 ...dd 60.69 39.05 2284 51.74 +2.3Carlisle CSL 2.00 1.7 19 169.86 97.55 383 118.94 -26.5CarMax KMX ... ... 18 103.18 37.59 1249 90.38 +3.1Carnival CCL ... ... 4 51.94 7.80 34101 15.61 -69.3CarnUK CUK 2.00f 15.7 ... 49.03 7.08 2043 12.76 -73.5CarpTech CRS .80 3.2 19 56.33 13.60 589 24.75 -50.3CarrSrv CSV .30 1.7 18 28.50 13.54 127 17.92 -30.0CarrGlb n CARR .08p ... ... 24.40 12.26 7142 24.21 +56.8Cars.cm CARS ... ... ... 21.74 3.25 927 5.82 -52.4Carters CRI 2.00 2.4 14 112.46 60.17 435 81.73 -25.3sCarvana A CVNA ... ... ... 132.55 22.16 1376 134.44 +46.1CastleBr ROX ... ... ... 1.27 .49 1.26 CastlightH CSLT ... ... ...dd 3.20 .60 538 .81 -38.9Catalent CTLT ... ... 78 80.52 31.04 611 73.53 +30.6CatchMTim CTT .54 6.1 ...dd 12.54 5.13 125 8.86 -22.8Caterpillar CAT 4.12 3.2 12 150.55 87.50 2490 129.43 -12.4CatoCp CATO ... ... 8 19.73 7.56 340 8.30 -52.3cbdMD YCBD ... ... 5 5.35 .50 5179 2.41 +6.6CedarF FUN 3.74f 13.1 8 64.86 13.00 365 28.52 -48.6CedarRlty CDR .04m 3.8 3 3.69 .53 532 1.04 -64.7CedarR pfB CDRpB 1.81 8.8 ... 27.51 6.85 2 20.60 -17.9CedrRT pfC CDRpC 1.63 9.8 ... 24.59 6.00 19 16.69 -28.0Cel-Sci CVM ... ... ... 18.00 5.80 431 14.13 +54.4Celanese CE 2.48 2.8 8 128.88 52.70 817 89.86 -27.0Celestic g CLS ... ... 6 9.29 2.63 271 6.90 -16.6Celgene rt CELGr .04e ... ... 1.24 .40 .47 Cellcom CEL ... ... 4 4.36 1.80 37 3.86 +22.5Cementos CPAC .50e 6.2 ... 9.82 5.54 1 8.05 -12.8Cemex CX .29t ... ... 4.37 1.55 6728 2.87 -24.1Cemig pf CIG .08e 3.7 ... 4.11 1.28 2267 2.16 -36.7Cemig CIG/C .08e 3.7 ... 9.54 1.30 145 2.14 -46.1CenovusE CVE .25 ... 4 10.82 1.41 4761 4.67 -54.0Centene CNC ... ... 19 74.70 41.63 2887 66.63 +6.0CC MLPInf CEN 1.25 142.5 ...q 8.49 .55 .88 -86.2CenterPnt CNP .60m 3.1 14 30.71 11.58 7024 19.60 -28.1CentrPt pfB CNPpB ... ... ... 46.32 -3.7CentElBr B EBR/B ... ... ... 11.57 3.20 74 6.26 -34.0CentElecBr EBR ... ... ... 11.69 2.96 337 6.22 -33.3CnEurRusT CEE .56e 2.7 ...q 29.47 12.68 7 21.13 -25.3CFCda g CEF .01 .1 ...q 13.50 CenPacFn CPF .92 6.0 8 30.56 12.40 184 15.31 -48.2CentSecur CET 1.78e .7 ...q 34.10 19.40 14 29.30 -11.5CentrusEn LEU ... ... ...dd 12.01 2.82 38 9.83 +42.9CentCmtys CCS ... ... 10 38.94 9.04 215 30.54 +11.7CntryLink CTL 1.00 10.0 4 15.30 8.16 10361 9.98 -24.5sCerdHCM CDAY ... ... ...cc 86.78 38.40 1552 84.40 +24.3Cervecer CCU .74e 4.7 ... 29.40 11.25 134 15.87 -16.3ChampX CHX ... ... ... 13.95 9.13 5364 9.71 -19.8ChannAdv ECOM ... ... ...cc 16.48 4.39 622 15.71 +73.8ChaparrE CHAP ... ... ...dd 5.93 .21 1666 .60 -65.7CharahSol CHRA ... ... ...dd 5.73 1.28 82 3.40 +39.3ChardnHl n CHAC ... ... ... ChardnH wt CHAC.WS ... ... ... ChardnH un CHAC/U ... ... ... ChRvLab CRL ... ... 36 189.85 95.58 435 181.80 +19.0ChaseCorp CCF .80 .8 28 127.50 52.00 9 101.74 -14.1ChathLTr CLDT 1.32 21.8 13 18.98 3.44 409 6.05 -67.0CheetahM CMCM ... ... ... 2.67 1.11 777 1.81 -16.7sChegg CHGG ... ... ...dd 71.24 25.89 4496 71.27 +88.0Chemed CHE 1.28 .3 39 513.75 330.01 185 479.55 +9.2Chemours CC 1.00 6.2 4 21.10 7.02 2412 16.26 -10.1CheniereEn LNG .56p ... ...dd 69.71 27.06 2297 50.65 -17.1ChenEnLP CQP 2.56f 7.5 ...dd 49.30 17.75 215 34.27 -13.9CherHMtg CHMI 1.08m 12.1 ...dd 16.32 2.76 227 8.90 -39.0ChrHMt pfA CHMIpA 2.05 9.2 ... 26.25 6.98 5 22.30 -13.0CherHM pfB CHMIpB ... ... ... 26.95 4.63 6 20.70 -20.1ChesEng rs CHK .03p ... 1 430.00 7.77 11.85 ChesEn pfD CHKpD 4.50 178.4 ... 52.55 1.64 2.52 -87.7ChesGranW CHKR .18e 38.7 1 1.09 .46 .46 -13.5ChespkUtil CPK 1.62 1.9 24 101.29 69.47 61 84.77 -11.5Chevron CVX 5.16f 5.8 12 127.00 51.60 6674 88.57 -26.5Chewy CHWY ... ... ... 52.77 20.62 3136 46.97 +62.0ChiRivet CVR .40m 1.9 ... 28.84 18.00 1 21.61 -16.2Chicos CHS .36f 26.3 4 5.14 .93 1430 1.37 -64.0Chimera CIM 1.20m 12.9 4 22.99 6.42 6296 9.30 -54.8Chimer pfA CIMpA 2.00 9.3 ... 27.20 7.53 9 21.50 -18.5Chimer pfB CIMpB 2.00 10.2 ... 27.60 6.60 17 19.55 -27.0Chimer pfD CIMpD 2.00 10.3 ... 26.87 6.83 3 19.43 -26.2ChiCBlood CO ... ... 15 4.55 ChinaDEd DL .45e ... 10 11.99 3.89 111 8.83 +9.1ChinaEAir CEA ... ... ... 30.90 15.80 76 20.44 -25.3sChinaFd CHN .55e 2.2 ...q 23.35 15.41 49 25.30 +20.0ChinGrn CGA ... ... 1 6.65 1.80 14 2.74 -2.5ChinaLife LFC .12e .9 ... 14.70 8.27 4140 12.86 -7.0ChinaMble CHL 1.95e 5.2 ... 45.45 30.12 2390 37.53 -11.2ChOnlEd COE ... ... ...dd 37.19 3.68 99 28.30 +188.2ChinaPet SNP 3.73e 8.2 ... 66.91 41.30 205 45.78 -23.9ChinaPhH CPHI ... ... ...dd 1.40 .21 874 .58 +146.4ChiRap rs XRF ... ... ... 8.80 .51 252 3.31 -10.3ChinaSoAir ZNH .64e 2.5 ... 35.60 18.45 93 25.46 -24.2ChinaTel CHA 1.21e 3.8 ... 50.34 26.66 200 31.69 -23.1ChinaUni CHU .18 ... ... 11.08 5.08 1013 6.42 -31.4ChiXFsh XNY ... ... ...dd 6.55 ChinaYuch CYD .85e 6.0 4 15.93 7.77 31 14.09 +5.7ChinZenix ZX ... ... ...dd 1.38 sChipotle CMG ... ... ...cc 1087.00 415.00 666 1125.92 +34.5ChoiceHtls CHH ... ... 22 109.26 46.25 321 82.18 -20.5ChubbLtd CB 3.12e 2.5 15 167.74 87.35 1382 127.29 -18.2ChungTel CHT 1.29e 3.4 ... 39.47 33.61 148 38.36 +4.0ChurchDwt CHD .96 1.2 ... 80.99 47.98 1327 77.86 +10.7ChrCapII n CCX ... ... ... 11.93 9.25 436 11.10 +7.5ChCapII wt CCX/WS ... ... ... ChCapIII un CCXX/U ... ... ... 11.70 9.66 261 10.75 +10.6sCienaCorp CIEN ... ... ...dd 57.19 30.58 4115 56.57 +32.5Cigna CI .04 ... 18 224.64 118.50 1551 189.33 -7.4Cimarex XEC .88f 3.2 4 59.13 12.15 1431 27.63 -47.4CincB pfB CBBpB 3.38 7.1 ... 49.95 31.73 1 47.70 +.4CinciBell CBB ... ... 65 16.05 3.19 327 14.96 +42.9Cinemark CNK 1.44f 11.4 5 41.60 5.71 4236 12.59 -62.8CinerRes CINR 1.36 10.9 5 19.83 9.43 143 12.53 -27.8Circor CIR .15 .6 15 47.80 8.00 145 24.66 -46.7CapAcIII wt CISNW ... ... ... 1.88 Citigp pfN CpN 1.97 7.3 ... 28.89 21.80 135 26.93 -3.1Citigroup C 2.04 3.9 7 83.11 32.00 22585 51.97 -34.9Citigrp pfC CpC 1.45 5.8 ... 24.92 Citigp pfJ CpJ 1.78 6.5 ... 29.42 18.10 70 27.20 -4.0Citigp pfK CpK 1.72 6.4 ... 29.22 17.76 52 26.90 -4.5Citigrp pfP CpP 2.03 7.9 ... 25.68 Citigrp pfS CpS 1.58 6.1 ... 26.79 19.61 110 25.81 -1.5Citigrp pfL CpL 1.72 6.9 ... 24.95 CitizFincl CFG 1.56f 6.4 7 41.29 14.12 3903 24.27 -40.2CitizF pfD CFGpD ... ... ... 28.93 12.02 24 25.70 -9.2CitizFn pfE CFG.PRE ... ... ... 25.88 12.03 28 22.81 -8.5CitizInc CIA ... ... ...cc 7.72 3.55 37 5.69 -15.7CityOffce g CIO .60m ... 8 14.50 6.50 284 10.00 -26.0CityOff pfA CIOpA 1.66 7.1 ... 28.14 12.00 5 23.50 -8.9Civeo CVEO ... ... ...dd 1.77 .34 354 .56 -56.6CivitasSolu CIVI ... ... 19 17.76 Clarivate CCC ... ... ... 24.98 15.00 850 22.87 +36.1Clarivat wt CCC/WS ... ... ... ClaudeR g CGR ... ... ... .18 CleanHarb CLH ... ... ...cc 88.40 29.45 469 59.60 -30.5ClearChan CCO ... ... ...dd 3.10 .36 1030 1.02 -64.3ClrBrEnTR CTR 1.35e 53.8 ...q 9.80 .70 492 2.51 -70.8ClearEnFd CEM 1.76f 59.5 ...q 12.56 .75 618 2.96 -73.7ClrbEOpFd EMO 1.47e 65.3 ...q 9.71 .71 346 2.25 -73.2ClearwPpr CLW .05p ... 20 38.83 11.88 173 36.82 +72.4ClearwEn A CWEN/A 1.19e 5.7 43 22.83 15.29 266 21.04 +10.0ClearwEn C CWEN .84e 3.6 32 25.09 16.12 403 23.06 +15.6ClevCliffs CLF .24 4.3 2 11.61 2.63 9085 5.58 -33.1ClipRlty CLPR .38 ... ...dd 12.05 4.32 30 8.33 -21.4Clorox CLX 4.44f 2.0 36 224.55 144.12 1369 221.42 +44.2Cloudera CLDR ... ... ...dd 13.93 4.76 7560 11.90 +2.3CloughGA GLV 1.44 16.1 ...q 11.90 5.26 112 8.93 -18.4CloughDv rt GLVr ... ... ... .02 CloughGEq GLQ 1.38 12.6 ...q 12.99 5.87 47 10.96 -9.2CloughGE rt GLQr ... ... ... .05 ClghGlbOp GLO 1.20 13.3 ...q 10.17 5.04 106 9.02 -4.4CCFemsa KOF 1.75e 3.9 ... 65.49 37.73 168 44.91 -25.9CocaCola KO 1.64f 3.6 28 60.07 36.27 15138 45.23 -18.3CocaCEur CCEP 1.12f 2.9 ... 58.94 28.35 1014 39.21 -22.9Coeur CDE ... ... 45 8.29 1.98 4330 4.93 -39.0Cohen COHN .80 8.9 ...dd 24.44 2.77 69 9.00 +127.8CohSClosed FOF 1.04 9.7 ...q 13.98 6.27 115 10.75 -19.9CohStGlbI INB 1.12 12.2 ...q 9.30 8.55 9.15 Cohen&Str CNS 1.56f 2.3 28 78.23 33.52 103 68.04 +8.4CohStInfra UTF 1.60 7.0 ...q 27.65 12.10 181 22.80 -13.0C&SLtDP&I LDP 1.87 8.2 ...q 27.68 12.20 43 22.82 -13.0C&SIncEgy MIE 1.32 65.7 ...q 10.41 1.20 204 2.01 -75.0CohStQIR RQI .96 8.6 ...q 16.05 5.80 485 11.13 -25.2CohStRE RNP 1.48 7.6 ...q 25.35 10.15 127 19.54 -17.9CohStSelPf PSF 2.06 8.3 ...q 32.85 11.22 19 24.90 -21.0CohenStTR RFI .96 7.4 ...q 15.84 7.01 104 13.04 -9.9Colfax CFX ... ... 21 38.88 12.23 586 28.70 -21.1ColgPalm CL 1.76 2.4 27 77.41 58.49 3510 73.45 +6.7CollierC un CCH/U ... ... ... ColonCap CLNY .44 18.5 ... 6.14 1.33 3114 2.38 -49.9ColCap pfG CLNYpG 1.88 9.9 ... 25.66 9.80 5 19.00 -24.3ColCap pfJ CLNYpJ ... ... ... 24.56 7.32 26 17.87 -25.3ColCap pfI CLNYpI 1.79 10.1 ... 24.66 6.75 23 17.79 -26.4ColCap pfH CLNYpH 1.78 10.1 ... 24.50 6.92 20 17.69 -26.0ColNthSC CLNC ... ... ...dd 13.09 -2.2Col SusUS ESGS ... ... ... 31.13 18.00 24.62 -19.7ColumbPT CXP .84f 6.4 8 22.71 7.63 893 13.22 -36.8ColSelTec STK .92a 4.1 ...q 25.45 13.50 58 22.57 -4.2Comcst29 CCZ 1.58e 2.9 ... 63.19 49.75 54.51 -9.9Comerica CMA 2.72 7.6 5 74.05 24.28 1951 35.81 -50.1ComfrtS FIX .42f 1.0 26 53.66 27.54 245 40.80 -18.2ComndSec MOC ... ... ...dd 2.85 CmclMtls CMC .48 2.4 29 24.04 10.76 946 20.11 -9.7CmtyBkSy CBU 1.64 3.0 17 72.63 47.01 174 55.59 -21.6CmtyHlt CYH 1.67f 50.5 ...dd 7.27 1.79 2730 3.31 +14.1CmtyHcT CHCT 1.68f 4.0 ...cc 52.33 20.12 166 42.04 -1.9CBD-Pao CBD .08e .5 ... 25.34 15.49 15.20 -30.5CompDivHd CODI 1.44 8.5 ...cc 26.37 10.78 201 16.96 -31.8ComDivH pf CODIpA 1.81 8.5 ... 26.25 12.65 9 21.33 -16.0CompssMn CMP 2.88 5.8 17 66.14 34.39 177 49.91 -18.1Compx CIX .40 3.0 13 17.57 10.53 6 13.55 -7.1ComstMn rs LODE ... ... ... 1.10 .15 295 .85 +92.7ComstkRs CRK ... ... ...dd 10.70 4.05 2539 4.83 -41.3ConAgra CAG .85 2.4 23 36.05 22.83 2694 35.54 +3.8ConchoRes CXO .80 1.5 8 104.88 33.13 1755 51.80 -40.8ConcdMed CCM ... ... ...dd 2.92 1.13 7 1.63 -39.1CondHos rs CDOR .78e 18.4 8 11.20 2.76 11 4.25 -61.5Conmed CNMD .80 1.1 31 116.81 37.66 217 72.46 -35.2ConocoPhil COP 1.68 4.0 7 67.13 20.84 5400 41.63 -36.0ConEd ED 3.06f 4.2 15 95.10 62.03 1520 73.10 -19.2ConstellA STZ 3.00 1.6 15 212.00 104.28 1005 186.49 -1.7ConstellB STZ/B 2.72 1.4 15 211.39 107.51 1 189.28 +.3Constellm CSTM ... ... ... 14.94 9.65 14.80 CnE pfB CMSpB 4.50 4.2 ... 112.56 103.51 0 108.00 -1.4ContainStr TCS ... ... 7 7.70 1.80 199 3.44 -18.5Contango MCF ... ... ...dd 4.79 .84 704 2.34 -36.2ContMatls CUO ... ... ...dd 16.50 6.19 8.63 +9.8ContlRescs CLR ... ... 6 42.57 6.90 8789 17.16 -50.0ConturaE CTRA ... ... 3 50.34 1.93 198 3.82 -57.8CooTek CTK ... ... ... 9.49 4.55 35 6.92 +39.8CooperCo COO .06 ... 90 365.68 236.68 750 285.20 -11.2CooperTire CTB .42 1.5 39 31.72 13.82 226 27.61 -4.0

CooperStd CPS ... ... 1 50.78 6.64 264 12.39 -62.6CopaHold CPA 2.64f 5.1 6 116.88 24.00 755 51.80 -52.1Copel ELP .26e 2.2 ... 18.15 8.28 609 11.71 -30.9CoreLabs CLB .01m ... 12 56.03 6.68 738 21.86 -42.0CoreMold CMT .05 ... ... 7.39 1.03 17 4.00 +23.1CorePtLd CPLG ... ... 10 13.09 2.18 294 4.27 -60.0Corecivic CXW 1.76 19.0 5 20.45 8.33 1709 9.26 -46.7CoreLogic CLGX .22 ... ...cc 68.53 24.69 2811 67.01 +53.3CorEn pfA CORRpA 1.84 14.5 ... 26.60 7.57 39 12.68 -50.0tCorEnInf CORR .20m 2.4 4q 49.75 8.40 375 8.33 -81.4CoreSite COR 4.88 3.9 46 128.47 90.07 316 123.74 +10.4CorMedix CRMD ... ... ... 9.99 2.16 361 6.15 -15.5CornrstBld CNR ... ... ... 9.79 2.54 654 5.47 -35.7CrnstTotR CRF 3.35 32.5 ...q 11.76 5.43 261 10.31 -6.2CrnrstnStr CLM 3.40 32.1 ...q 12.06 5.52 464 10.60 -5.4Corning GLW .88f 3.3 12 34.25 17.44 5809 26.82 -7.9CpBT JCP JBN 1.75 293.1 ... 5.63 .50 .60 -88.0CorpOffP OFC 1.10 4.2 13 30.57 15.23 581 26.05 -11.3Corteva CTVA .52 1.9 ... 32.78 20.38 3608 27.53 -6.9Cort1Aon27 KTN 2.05 6.4 ... 33.10 25.23 0 32.00 +.5CortsJCP97 KTP 1.91 251.3 ... 6.24 .70 .76 -86.0CortsJCP JBR 1.75 291.2 ... 6.55 .60 .60 -87.8CortsPE KTH 2.00 6.2 ... 34.00 29.00 2 32.40 +.5Cosan Ltd CZZ .26e 1.5 ... 23.70 8.56 6029 17.82 -22.0Costamre CMRE .40 7.6 ... 10.85 3.16 652 5.24 -45.0Costam pfB CMREpB 1.91 8.8 ... 25.65 10.64 4 21.78 -14.2Costmr pfC CMREpC 2.13 9.2 ... 26.10 12.31 3 23.25 -9.5Costam pfD CMREpD 2.19 9.4 ... 26.31 12.96 4 23.29 -10.4Coty COTY .50 11.2 ... 13.42 3.02 11019 4.45 -60.4Cntwd pfB CFCpB 1.75 6.8 ... 25.72 CousPrp CUZ/O .29f 3.0 15 9.74 CousPrp CUZ 1.20 4.0 11 42.86 21.15 655 29.86 -27.0CovantaH CVA .32 3.4 ...dd 18.11 6.57 601 9.38 -36.8CovrAll COVR ... ... ... Crane CR 1.72 2.9 11 91.23 36.77 289 58.67 -32.1CrwfdA CRD/A .28 3.7 54 11.90 5.43 17 7.61 -33.7CrwfdB CRD/B .20 2.9 50 10.79 4.95 4 6.97 -31.3Credicp BAP 8.57e 6.4 ... 240.88 118.00 882 133.24 -37.5CrSuisInco CIK .26 9.7 ...q 3.45 1.97 1082 2.72 -15.5CredSuiss CS 1.22e 11.5 ... 14.12 6.47 2081 10.64 -20.9CrSuiHiY DHY .29 14.3 ...q 2.59 1.28 1722 2.01 -19.6CrescPtE g CPG .03 ... 9 4.84 .51 2422 1.62 -63.8CrestEq CEQP 2.50 21.3 73 40.00 2.65 2361 11.74 -61.9InergyM wi NRGM/WI ... ... ... 22.72 CrossAmer CAPL 2.10 15.8 70 19.79 6.81 43 13.32 -26.2CrosTim CRT 1.38e 20.3 7 12.49 4.01 45 6.80 -22.1sCrwnCstle CCI 4.80 2.8 ...cc 176.85 114.18 3263 174.30 +22.6sCrwnCst pfA CCIpA 1.72 .1 ... 1548.46 1049.69 10 1557.39 +21.5CrownHold CCK ... ... 20 80.57 42.97 702 66.78 -7.9Cryolife CRY .12 .6 63 33.00 12.63 152 19.54 -27.9CubeSmart CUBE 1.32 4.7 24 36.32 19.61 889 28.00 -11.1Cubic CUB .27 .6 82 75.20 30.86 545 49.04 -22.9CullenFr CFR 2.84 4.0 13 100.79 47.69 365 70.57 -27.8CullnF pfA CFRpA 1.34 5.2 ... 26.46 25.17 25.82 +.1Culp Inc CULP .42 4.1 5 19.24 5.28 179 10.22 -25.0Cummins CMI 5.24 2.9 50 186.73 101.03 1047 178.16 -.4CurtisWrt CW .68 .8 18 149.90 70.56 267 88.86 -36.9CushTRet SRV 1.08 20.1 ...q 9.39 1.31 5.37 -40.0CushngRen SZC 1.64 20.8 ...q 14.20 3.24 7.87 -41.9CushingR rt SZCr ... ... ... CushRoy SRF .48 11.7 ...q 7.20 1.67 4.12 -38.7CustomBcp CUBI ... ... 4 25.72 8.36 143 11.31 -52.5CustBcp 18 CUBS 1.59 6.3 ... 25.18 CustBc p C CUBIpC .57p ... ... 26.76 13.50 24 21.09 -17.8CustBc pfD CUBIpD ... ... ... 26.59 14.10 22.21 -14.2CustBc pfE CUBIpE ... ... ... 26.75 11.76 2 21.40 -17.4CustoBc pf F CUBIpF ... ... ... 26.58 12.23 17 19.45 -25.0CustBc34 n CUBB 1.34 6.4 ... 22.51 20.70 2 20.91 -5.8CynergT CTEK ... ... ... 4.89 1.11 3 1.53 -53.6CypressEn CELP .84 20.8 6 10.14 3.09 14 4.04 -56.1

- D -DCP Mid DCP 3.12 30.1 23 31.49 2.20 1050 10.35 -57.7DCP Md pfB DCPpB 1.97 11.8 ... 25.23 3.36 21 16.73 -30.4DCP pfC DCPpC 1.99 11.5 ... 25.49 3.79 6 17.28 -29.7DHI Grp DHX ... ... 6 4.28 1.78 77 2.14 -28.9DHT Hldgs DHT .20f 3.7 ...dd 8.83 4.77 2514 5.36 -35.3dMY Tc un DMYT/U ... ... ... 11.00 9.19 145 10.88 +5.6DNP Selct DNP .78 7.1 ...q 13.22 6.76 314 11.01 -13.8DPW Hld rs DPW ... ... ...dd 11.60 .53 230 2.29 +92.4DR Horton DHI .70 1.3 14 62.54 25.51 1804 55.92 +6.0Drdgold DRD .03e .2 ... 16.18 2.69 528 15.73 +206.6DTE DTE 4.05 3.7 19 135.66 71.21 1038 108.43 -16.5DTEEn 62 DTQ 1.31 5.2 ... 25.98 17.50 2 25.25 -1.2DTE En76 DTJ 1.34 5.3 ... 26.89 17.23 14 25.37 -1.9DTE un DTP ... ... ... 52.47 28.00 3 42.75 -16.6DTE En27 DTW 1.31 5.2 ... 28.15 17.65 40 25.33 -4.2DTE F76 DTY 1.50 5.8 ... 29.00 17.49 25 26.01 -3.3DTE En un DTV ... ... ... 58.36 54.86 58.01 DTF TxF DTF .84 5.9 ...q 15.51 10.53 2 14.21 -4.0DXC Tch DXC .84 5.5 17 57.23 7.90 6101 15.29 -59.3DanaInc DAN .24 2.0 4 20.04 4.22 1135 11.90 -34.6sDanaher DHR .72f .4 54 180.78 119.60 1888 183.00 +19.2sDanher pfA DHRpA 1.19 .1 ... 1271.25 948.55 5 1289.76 +9.4Danaos DAC ... ... 1 8.80 sDaqoNEn DQ ... ... 31 90.86 35.73 459 97.17 +89.8Darden DRI ... ... 14 128.41 26.15 3023 74.99 -31.2DarlingIng DAR ... ... 45 29.57 10.25 732 24.36 -13.2DaVita Inc DVA ... ... 20 90.15 50.68 1144 81.22 +8.3Daxor DXR .15 .9 ... 17.90 7.77 5 16.75 +78.2DeckrsOut DECK ... ... 32 218.19 78.70 308 194.90 +15.4Deere DE 3.04 1.9 16 180.48 106.14 948 160.22 -7.5DE EnhGlb DEX .90 11.0 ...q 10.84 5.43 122 8.19 -21.3DelaCO VCF .72 5.3 ...q 15.79 12.25 0 13.59 -8.9DelaDvInc DDF .62 7.4 ...q 16.65 5.00 46 8.48 -44.1DelaNatl VFL .72 5.8 ...q 14.82 9.29 3 12.33 -7.2DelaMN2 VMM .63 5.0 ...q 14.21 10.80 12 12.65 -3.7DelekLogis DKL 3.56f 15.3 10 33.62 5.51 79 23.31 -27.1Delek DK 1.24f 7.3 7 44.08 7.79 881 17.02 -49.2Dell C DELL ... ... ... 59.17 25.51 1707 54.06 +5.2DelphiTc DLPH .68 4.8 13 19.62 5.39 1241 14.27 +11.2DeltaAir DAL ... ... 4 63.44 17.51 27255 28.44 -51.4DeltaAprl DLA ... ... 78 31.71 7.53 24 12.42 -60.1Deluxe DLX 1.20 5.5 5 54.15 18.90 468 21.84 -56.3DenburyR DNR ... ... ...dd 1.68 .16 24954 .26 -81.9DenisnM g DNN ... ... ... .55 .19 551 .37 -10.1DesignBr DBI 1.00 15.6 4 19.35 2.60 2131 6.40 -59.3Despg.cm DESP ... ... ... 15.44 4.44 225 8.01 -40.6DeutGlHI LBF ... ... ... 8.82 DeutschBk DB .12e ... ... 11.16 4.99 5252 9.95 +27.9DBDogs22 DOD ... ... ... 25.65 DBWMTR WMW ... ... ... 34.90 DB Cap pf DTK 1.90 7.6 ... 25.00 DeutBCT2 pf DXB 1.64 6.7 ... 26.75 21.25 24.54 -6.3DeutBCT5 pf DKT 2.01 8.1 ... 26.10 24.90 24.93 Deut HiOp DHG .72 4.8 ...q 14.97 Deut Muni KTF .84 7.4 ...q 11.30 -1.7Deut StMu KSM .84 7.1 ...q 11.75 -1.7Deut Austrl DBAU ... ... ... Deut S&P DBIF ... ... ... DevonE DVN .44 3.9 7 29.13 4.70 8731 11.16 -57.0Diageo DEO 3.51e 2.5 ... 176.22 100.52 266 138.72 -17.6DiamShp DSSI ... ... ...dd 17.50 7.63 430 8.55 -48.9DiamRk DRH .50 9.2 7 11.52 1.96 2204 5.45 -50.8DianaShip DSX ... ... ...dd 4.15 1.25 629 1.54 -50.5DianaS pfB DSXpB 2.22 9.8 ... 26.90 10.55 3 22.76 -10.8DianaSh20 DSXN 2.13 8.4 ... 25.39 DicksSptg DKS .31 ... 12 49.80 13.46 1733 40.89 -17.4Diebold DBD ... ... 7 14.66 2.80 1384 5.92 -43.9DigitalRlt DLR 4.48 3.0 71 158.36 105.00 1300 147.81 +23.4DigitlR pfG DLRpG 1.47 5.8 ... 26.13 15.29 9 25.49 +.4DigtlR pfH DLRpH 1.84 7.4 ... 24.94 DigitRlt pfC DLRpC 1.09 4.3 ... 25.34 -3.1DigitRl pfL DLRpL ... ... ... 26.76 16.00 15 25.53 -1.1DigitRlt pfJ DLRpJ ... ... ... 26.84 18.91 16 25.40 -1.4DigitalR pfI DLRpI 1.59 6.3 ... 27.05 17.50 8 25.26 -2.1Dillards DDS .60 2.5 3 86.71 21.50 528 24.28 -67.0Dillard38 DDT 1.88 9.0 ... 26.52 12.77 11 20.80 -21.2DineEquity DIN 3.04f 7.6 3 104.47 14.16 725 40.15 -51.9Discover DFS 1.76 3.5 6 92.98 23.25 2766 50.61 -40.3Disney DIS 1.76 1.5 15 153.41 79.07 11917 114.43 -20.9Div&Inco DNI 1.63 15.7 ...q 13.97 6.55 21 10.40 -22.7DrReddy RDY .29e .6 ... 55.19 33.33 166 52.32 +28.9DocuSec rs DSS ... ... ... 15.60 3.69 460 6.19 DolbyLab DLB .88 1.3 69 73.20 44.68 264 66.69 -3.1DollarGen DG 1.44 .8 28 194.84 125.00 1752 187.14 +20.0DomEngy D 3.76 5.1 15 90.89 57.79 26704 73.59 -11.1DomEng un DCUE ... ... ... 113.82 75.93 723 96.73 -9.6DomRes un DCUD ... ... ... 51.26 48.88 49.75 DomRs76 DRUA ... ... ... 26.85 19.01 62 25.76 -1.6Dominos DPZ 3.12 .8 43 394.99 220.90 669 385.00 +31.1Domtar g UFS 1.82 8.7 15 43.07 18.40 1054 21.01 -45.1Donaldson DCI .84 1.8 23 58.32 31.08 334 46.78 -18.8DonlleyRR RRD .12 11.0 1 4.83 .72 1125 1.09 -72.4DonnlyFn DFIN ... ... ... 14.58 4.04 294 8.73 -16.6DorianLPG LPG ... ... ...dd 16.68 6.08 594 7.75 -49.9DoubLnY n DLY ... ... ... 20.06 14.24 124 18.21 -8.9DoubIncSol DSL 1.80a 11.3 ...q 21.14 10.35 293 15.92 -19.4DblLOppCr DBL 2.00a 10.4 ...q 21.30 14.80 42 19.28 -6.6DougDyn PLOW 1.12f 3.3 18 56.89 24.12 103 34.33 -37.6DEmmett DEI 1.12 3.6 20 45.59 23.16 832 31.21 -28.9Dover DOV 1.96 2.0 25 120.26 62.95 525 98.53 -14.5DoverMot DVD .10f 6.6 8 2.09 1.06 9 1.52 -18.3Dow Inc DOW 2.80 6.6 ... 56.25 21.95 4622 42.45 -22.4DryHYSt DHF .35 12.1 ...q 2.88 -3.0DrMuBdInf DMB .75 5.5 ...q 13.76 -2.1DryfMu DMF .54 6.3 ...q 8.54 -2.3DryStrt LEO .52 6.2 ...q 8.28 -2.4DrySM DSM .50 6.1 ...q 8.23 -1.8Dril-Quip DRQ ... ... ...dd 56.71 23.91 330 30.59 -34.8DriveShack DS .48 26.4 5 5.31 .86 1415 1.82 -50.3DriveS pfB DSpB 2.44 19.0 ... 26.80 5.27 30 12.85 -49.8DriveS pfC DSpC 2.01 13.8 ... 25.29 3.73 1 14.53 -36.3DriveS pfD DSpD 2.09 15.5 ... 25.05 4.88 4 13.50 -42.2DuPnt pfA DDpA 3.50 4.3 ... 89.49 73.69 1 80.58 -7.9DuPnt pfB DDpB 4.50 4.4 ... 117.72 80.00 1 101.20 -8.6Dupont DD 1.20 2.2 6 74.37 28.33 4034 54.61 -14.9Ducomun DCO ... ... 22 56.81 16.27 44 34.16 -32.4Df&PGblUt DPG 1.40 12.8 ...q 16.06 5.46 183 10.90 -28.3DufPUC DUC .60 6.5 ...q 9.49 7.97 19 9.29 +1.6DukeEngy DUK 3.78 4.7 20 103.79 62.13 5997 79.81 -12.5DukeEn 73 DUKH 1.28 5.0 ... 26.25 20.20 23 25.72 -.3DukeRlty DRE .94 2.6 29 38.75 25.19 2588 36.34 +4.8Dycom DY ... ... 22 59.06 12.24 269 40.50 -14.1Dynagas DLNG 1.00 28.3 ... 3.97 .98 306 3.53 +67.2Dynags pfA DLNGpA 2.25 10.7 ... 24.00 7.50 2 21.07 -10.0Dynags pfB DLNGpB ... ... ... 22.32 9.90 2 18.54 -7.5Dynex pfA DXpA 2.13 8.1 ... 27.95 25.44 26.29 +2.3Dynex pfB DXpB 1.91 8.3 ... 25.55 9.00 25 23.05 -8.9DynexC DX 1.50e 10.8 11 20.34 7.04 325 13.87 -18.1

- E -ECA MTrI ECT .31e 64.3 1 1.77 .26 37 .49 -32.2ELF Inc ELF ... ... ...cc 20.00 7.58 1736 19.06 +18.2EMCOR EME .32 .5 20 93.54 41.85 263 65.33 -24.3sEMX Roy g EMX ... ... ... 2.25 1.18 449 2.26 +37.6ENI E 1.29e 6.5 ...dd 33.52 12.10 338 19.77 -36.1EOG Rescs EOG 1.50 3.0 ...dd 92.10 27.00 2256 50.41 -39.8EPAM Sys EPAM ... ... 61 257.98 151.97 447 253.20 +19.3

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EPR Prop EPR 4.32 12.9 10 79.80 12.56 1046 33.37 -52.8EPR pfC EPRpC 1.44 7.9 ... 34.25 8.61 2 18.20 -42.0EPR pfE EPRpE 2.25 8.7 ... 40.00 13.10 19 25.83 -32.4EPR Pr pfG EPRpG 1.44 8.3 ... 26.89 8.84 23 17.29 -33.0EQT Corp EQT .12 .9 ...dd 17.16 4.21 7124 13.60 +24.8sETF Drone IFLY ... ... ... 41.53 22.11 4 41.56 +12.1AmCusSat ACSI ... ... ... 30.55 EagleCGr GRF .50e 2.7 ...q 8.45 5.20 2 6.77 -15.6EagleGrInc EGIF 1.31 10.2 ...q 18.09 8.36 384 12.84 -24.6EagleMat EXP .40 .6 17 97.10 41.83 356 72.69 -19.8EaglePtCr ECC 2.35 31.3 ... 19.41 3.78 283 7.51 -48.6EagleP pfA ECCA 1.94 7.5 ... 26.84 25.60 25.95 EaglePt 20 ECCZ 1.75 7.0 ... 25.17 EaglPt pfB ECCB 1.94 8.0 ... 27.17 13.30 4 24.25 -8.3EagleP27 ECCY ... ... ... 26.13 13.48 5 23.25 -9.0EaglPtIn n EIC ... ... ... 20.47 5.62 18 12.97 -30.8Earthstone ESTE ... ... ...dd 7.23 1.44 160 2.78 -56.1EastGvP DEA 1.04 4.5 60 29.70 18.22 549 23.16 -2.4EstANG wd NGT/WD ... ... ... Eastgrp EGP 3.00 2.5 52 142.69 83.40 245 120.39 -9.3EastChem EMN 2.64f 3.7 10 83.99 34.44 1151 71.97 -9.2EastCh wt EMN/WS ... ... ... .55 EKodak wt KODK/WS ... ... ... 1.15 EKodk wtA KODK/WS/A ... ... ... .91 EKodak KODK ... ... ...dd 4.78 1.50 156 2.26 -51.4Eaton ETN 2.84 3.2 20 105.78 56.42 1516 88.88 -6.2EV CAMu EVM .68 6.1 ...q 11.95 8.87 58 11.20 -.4EVCAMu2 EIA .62 6.1 ...q 10.18 EVCAMu CEV .71 5.4 ...q 13.90 9.80 10 13.13 -2.6EatnVan EV 1.50f 3.9 12 51.79 23.59 556 38.59 -17.3EV EnEq EOI 1.04 7.2 ...q 16.47 9.05 104 14.35 -9.7EV EEq2 EOS 1.05 5.9 ...q 18.97 10.67 250 17.91 +.4EV FltRt EFT .91 8.0 ...q 14.14 7.31 81 11.42 -16.8EVFltRtIP EFF 1.13 8.1 ...q 16.17 8.78 7 13.99 -12.6EV LtdDur EVV 1.22 10.7 ...q 13.55 7.34 306 11.44 -13.7EV MAMu MAB .65 5.3 ...q 12.28 EV MIMu MIW .71 5.6 ...q 12.55 EVMIMu EMI .71 5.7 ...q 12.35 EVMuniBd EIM .77 6.0 ...q 13.58 9.58 80 12.83 -.4EVMuni2 EIV .70 5.8 ...q 11.93 EVMunTT ETX .85 4.1 ...q 22.84 16.10 13 20.58 -6.1EV MuIT EVN .85 6.8 ...q 13.79 9.17 116 12.57 -1.4EV NMuOp EOT 1.03 5.3 ...q 24.75 16.00 41 19.45 -10.1EVNJMu EVJ .73 6.0 ...q 12.15 EVNYMu2 NYH .69 6.5 ...q 10.55 EV NYMu ENX .72 6.1 ...q 12.70 9.40 13 11.83 -2.1EVNYMu EVY .74 5.8 ...q 14.90 10.08 2 12.81 -4.4EVRiskMgd ETJ 1.12 11.6 ...q 9.85 6.42 239 9.65 +3.4EV SrFlt EFR .95 8.4 ...q 13.89 7.20 113 11.34 -16.3EV SrInc EVF .42 7.9 ...q 6.61 3.30 77 5.33 -16.8EVShDur EVG 1.08 9.4 ...q 13.71 8.63 22 11.43 -15.3EVTxABdO EXD 1.16 12.5 ...q 10.57 5.41 46 9.25 -9.7EV TxAd EVT 1.74 8.9 ...q 26.50 11.87 165 19.45 -23.8EV TxAG ETG 1.23 8.4 ...q 19.07 9.07 251 14.59 -19.0EV TxAOp ETO 2.16 10.2 ...q 26.99 10.84 53 21.24 -18.2EV TxDiver ETY 1.01 9.3 ...q 12.98 6.60 386 10.90 -12.9EVTxMGlo EXG .98 13.0 ...q 9.18 4.71 677 7.48 -14.8EVTxBWIn ETB 1.30 9.1 ...q 17.19 8.90 19 14.22 -13.3EVTxGBW ETW 1.17 13.2 ...q 10.60 5.49 188 8.86 -14.6EVTxBWOp ETV 1.33 9.4 ...q 15.67 8.59 188 14.15 -5.4Ecolab ECL 1.88 .9 43 231.36 124.60 1953 201.73 +4.5Ecopetrol EC 1.81e ... ... 20.96 6.28 661 11.55 -42.1Edenor EDN ... ... ... 21.92 2.54 62 4.18 -33.2Edgewell EPC ... ... 17 38.97 20.51 544 31.48 +1.7EdisonInt EIX 2.55 4.5 12 78.93 43.63 2647 56.05 -25.7EdwLfSci EW ... ... 23 247.64 66.23 2035 69.53 -70.28x8 Inc EGHT ... ... ...dd 26.67 10.70 1850 15.98 -12.7ElPasoEl EE 1.64f 2.5 28 74.44 61.74 477 66.79 -1.6ElPasE pf EPpC 2.38 5.2 ... 55.00 38.95 1 46.10 -10.4ElancoAn ELAN ... ... ...cc 35.23 15.17 1949 21.76 -26.1Elanco un ELAT ... ... ... 56.83 30.73 2 39.21 -29.4EldrGld g EGO ... ... 20 11.29 4.60 2500 9.90 +23.3Electrmed ELMD ... ... 44 19.73 5.17 177 15.57 +80.0ElementSol ESI ... ... 15 12.74 5.35 1459 11.15 -4.5ElevCr ELVT ... ... ... 5.98 .89 384 1.63 -63.4sEliLilly LLY 2.96 1.8 ...dd 167.43 101.36 2757 166.89 +27.0EllingtnF EFC 1.54e 9.2 10 16.76 -4.0EllingtRM EARN 1.12 11.0 78 11.88 2.70 112 10.17 -6.3Ellomay ELLO ... ... ... 23.37 10.57 1 20.00 +8.4EllswthFd ECF .80e 6.9 ...q 12.37 6.28 36 11.63 -1.1Ellswt pfA ECFpA 1.31 5.1 ... 26.06 21.04 25.55 -.5eMagin EMAN ... ... ...dd 1.49 .14 833 .83 +141.3EAndinA AKO/A .68e 5.0 ... 18.91 9.33 23 13.65 -12.5EAndinB AKO/B .74e 4.6 ... 21.79 10.15 11 16.00 -8.6Embraer ERJ .13e 2.1 ... 20.92 3.99 2376 6.32 -67.6EmerHldg EEX .30 10.8 ... 12.66 1.50 271 2.77 -73.7EmergBio EBS ... ... 49 93.58 39.11 604 85.77 +59.0EmrgBio wi EBS.WI ... ... ... EmersonEl EMR 2.00 3.2 17 78.38 37.75 2544 62.51 -18.0EmerR hs MSN ... ... ...dd 1.15 .63 24 .66 -19.5EmpOPES ESBA .34 4.9 ... 15.30 6.07 1 6.94 -50.1EmpOP60 OGCP .34 4.8 ... 15.24 6.13 7.07 -49.0EmpOP250 FISK .34 5.1 ... 15.25 6.29 0 6.66 -51.8EmpStRTr ESRT .34 4.8 14 15.36 6.26 1817 7.06 -49.4EmployH EIG 1.00f 3.4 10 45.23 25.53 149 29.40 -29.6EnableMid ENBL 1.32 28.0 5 14.48 1.61 1364 4.72 -52.9Enbridge ENB 2.55 ... 20 43.15 22.57 2537 30.49 -23.3EncompHlth EHC 1.12 1.8 19 83.30 48.01 1376 62.95 -9.1HlthSth wt HLS/WS ... ... ... .57 EndvSilv g EXK ... ... 38 3.20 .99 2867 2.28 -5.4EnerCre wt ENCR/WS ... ... ... EnerCore ENCR ... ... ... Energizer ENR 1.20 2.5 31 53.84 26.60 855 47.78 -4.9Energiz pfA ENRpA 1.88 1.9 ... 111.42 61.60 1 97.74 -6.5Engy&Exp ENXP ... ... ... EnFuel grs UUUU ... ... ... 3.25 .78 1063 1.57 -17.8EgyTrnsfr ET 1.22 19.8 7 15.26 3.75 103220 6.17 -51.9EnTrfr pf C ETPpC ... ... ... 25.37 6.24 166 18.09 -25.3EnTrfr pf D ETPpD ... ... ... 25.75 6.21 161 18.13 -27.0EnTrfr pfE ETPpE ... ... ... 26.09 8.18 96 19.16 -24.3EnerJexR ENRJ ... ... ...dd .21 EnerpacTl EPAC .04 .2 ...dd 27.94 13.28 278 18.28 -29.8Enerpls g ERF .12e 4.7 3 8.43 1.15 3317 2.54 -64.4EnersisAm ENIA .39e 4.7 ... 11.21 5.22 1504 8.20 -25.3Enersis rt ENIAr ... ... ... .10 EnerChile ENIC .22e 5.3 1 5.11 2.95 235 4.18 -12.0EnerSys ENS .70 1.1 23 78.97 35.21 163 63.97 -14.5EnLinkLLC ENLC 1.03e 40.7 4 10.78 .88 3038 2.53 -58.7Ennis Inc EBF .90 5.3 12 22.21 13.98 224 16.84 -22.2EnovaIntl ENVA ... ... 8 29.33 7.84 211 14.99 -37.7EnPro NPO 1.04f 2.2 27 73.80 30.04 109 48.11 -28.1Enservco ENSV ... ... ... .50 .08 1484 .17 -11.3Entercom ETM .08 5.2 2 6.24 .75 2228 1.53 -67.0EntArk66 EAI 1.22 4.8 ... 26.77 20.00 15 25.50 -2.0EntArk 63 EAE 1.19 4.6 ... 27.04 19.62 2 25.64 -.5EntArk 52 EAB 1.23 4.8 ... 27.78 18.63 5 25.49 -2.0Entergy ETR 3.72 3.9 42 135.55 75.20 644 96.40 -19.5EntLA 66 ELC 1.22 4.8 ... 26.60 20.29 52 25.28 -2.4EntgyLA52 ELJ 1.31 5.1 ... 26.69 20.51 2 25.80 -1.3EntLA 63 ELU 1.18 4.7 ... 26.02 20.13 9 25.18 -1.8EntMS FtM EMP ... ... ... 27.42 20.26 11 25.36 -4.3EntgyNO ENO ... ... ... 27.80 22.00 12 25.91 -.9EntgyNO 52 ENJ 1.25 4.9 ... 26.39 21.06 0 25.50 -1.7EntgyTx64 EZT 1.41 5.4 ... 28.70 21.94 3 26.00 -5.0EntProdPt EPD 1.78f 10.1 13 30.87 10.27 8464 17.62 -37.4Entravisn EVC .10m 7.0 9 3.50 1.10 193 1.42 -45.8Envela n ELA ... ... ... 6.20 4.20 105 5.12 +18.2Envestnet ENV ... ... 91 87.75 45.53 178 74.71 +7.3EnviroStr EVI .13e ... 74 32.75 EnvistaH n NVST ... ... ... 33.30 10.08 4476 21.80 -26.5Enviva EVA 2.72f 7.3 ...cc 39.31 20.63 68 37.01 -.8EnzoBio ENZ ... ... ...dd 4.85 1.56 428 2.44 -7.2Equifax EFX 1.56 .9 30 180.07 103.01 884 171.55 +22.4Equinor EQNR .36m 2.4 5 21.04 8.41 4273 14.80 -25.7EquinxGl n EQX ... ... ... 11.45 4.63 1650 11.31 +46.9EquitHld EQH .68f 3.5 ... 27.30 9.89 3430 19.42 -21.6EquitH pfA EQHpA ... ... ... 26.63 9.25 43 23.92 -8.2EquitMid ETRN 1.31e ... 8 19.25 3.75 9520 8.91 -33.3EquityCmw EQC 2.50e ... 33 35.08 27.62 688 32.31 -1.6EqCm pfD EQCpD 1.63 5.9 ... 29.95 24.10 3 27.73 -1.8EqCm pfE EQCpE 1.81 ... ... EqCmw 42 EQCO 1.44 5.7 ... 25.05 EqLfPrp s ELS 1.37e 2.1 41 77.48 41.97 795 64.13 -8.9EqtyRsd EQR 2.41 4.0 37 89.55 49.62 3343 59.59 -26.4EquusTR EQS ... ... 15q 1.89 .74 12 1.23 -32.6Eros Intl EROS ... ... 9 4.91 1.10 2202 3.11 -8.3EscoTech ESE .32 .4 23 107.10 62.64 61 82.90 -10.4Espey ESP 1.00 5.6 ... 27.00 16.62 4 18.01 -16.6Essent ESNT .64f 1.9 7 55.84 17.52 598 34.55 -33.5EssentPr EPRT .88 5.6 51 29.34 6.08 735 15.75 -36.5EssentUtil WTRG .94 2.1 32 54.52 30.40 606 43.68 -6.9EssenUt un WTRG/U ... ... ... 70.71 41.66 10 57.82 -7.3EssexPT ESS 8.31 3.5 41 334.17 175.81 241 235.20 -21.8EsteeLdr EL ... ... 64 220.42 137.01 1489 192.02 -7.0EthanAl ETH .84 7.1 9 21.55 8.38 259 11.79 -38.1Etrac2xMtg MORL 3.31e 1384.9 ...q 15.85 .23 .24 -98.3Euronav EURN 2.41e ... ...dd 13.21 7.21 2129 8.60 -31.4EuroEqFd EEA .14e 1.6 ...q 9.75 5.73 10 8.71 -7.1EvansBc EVBN 1.16f 4.9 8 41.75 20.50 6 23.89 -40.4Eventbr EB ... ... ... 22.90 5.71 1277 8.32 -58.8Evercore EVR 2.32f 4.0 13 91.59 33.25 408 58.51 -21.7EverestRe RE 6.20 3.0 8 294.31 157.32 303 205.99 -25.6Evergy EVRG 2.02 3.3 27 76.57 42.01 1498 61.46 -5.6EveriHldgs EVRI ... ... ...dd 14.88 1.55 1732 5.28 -60.7EversrceE ES 2.27f 2.7 27 99.42 60.69 1535 83.86 -1.4Evertec EVTC .20 .7 23 37.38 18.21 223 27.66 -18.7EvolentH EVH ... ... ...dd 11.74 3.50 2564 7.46 -17.6EvolPetrol EPM .10m 3.5 5 6.85 2.12 117 2.86 -47.7EvoquaWt AQUA ... ... ...dd 25.23 7.09 299 18.29 -3.5ExantasCap XAN .90f 39.0 ...dd 11.21 .95 1492 2.31 -78.2ResCap pfA RSOpA 2.13 8.6 ... 24.57 ResCap pfB RSOpB 2.06 8.4 ... 24.60 ResCap pfC RSOpC 2.16 8.3 ... 25.96 Express EXPR ... ... 4 6.24 1.27 1615 1.38 -71.7Exterran EXTN ... ... 15 14.89 3.24 421 5.27 -32.7ExtraSpce EXR 3.60 3.7 23 124.46 72.70 544 96.21 -8.9ExxonMbl XOM 3.48 7.8 10 77.88 30.11 22672 44.39 -36.4

- F -FB Finl FBK .36f 1.5 9 40.33 14.38 132 24.16 -39.0FBL Fn FFG 2.00 5.7 8 65.94 29.01 34 34.99 -40.6FCB Fin FCB ... ... 11 33.58 FMC Corp FMC 1.76 1.7 19 108.77 56.77 873 102.22 +2.4FNBCp PA FNB .48 6.7 6 12.93 5.05 3066 7.16 -43.6FNB FL pfE FNBpE ... ... ... 32.24 15.25 3 26.53 -11.5FS KKR rs FSK ... ... 4 25.52 7.60 1306 14.44 FTE Net FTNW ... ... ... 2.25 .33 1.50 FTI Cnslt FCN ... ... 50 144.10 84.60 444 115.11 +4.0FTS Int rs FTSI ... ... ... 118.80 3.40 5.72 Fabrinet FN ... ... 27 71.22 44.00 276 64.32 -.8FactsetR FDS 3.08f .9 38 343.78 195.22 227 338.76 +26.3FairIsaac FICO .08 ... 82 436.69 177.65 249 416.85 +11.3FairmSant FMSA ... ... 35 5.63 FangHld rs SFUN ... ... 1 35.60 8.10 16.40 FarPtAc un FPAC/U ... ... ... 12.68 9.02 10.45 -3.2Farfetch FTCH ... ... ... 22.11 5.99 2785 18.84 +82.0Farmland FPI .20 2.9 62 7.50 5.05 130 6.80 +.3Farmln pfB FPIpB 1.50 6.3 ... 26.20 17.01 4 23.81 -5.0FedExCp FDX 2.60 1.7 84 178.50 88.69 3012 156.27 +3.3FedAgric AGM 3.20 5.2 ... 88.46 40.05 31 61.80 -26.0FdAgricA AGM/A 2.80 4.6 18 76.00 41.26 60.58 -17.9FAgMt pfA AGMpA 1.47 5.7 ... 27.72 19.48 2 25.73 -.5

FAgMt pfB AGMpB 1.72 6.8 ... 25.25 FAgMt pfC AGMpC 1.50 5.6 ... 28.68 19.90 3 26.74 -1.5FdAgM pfD AGMpD ... ... ... 27.85 19.03 7 25.79 -4.5FedRlty FRT 4.20 4.9 15 141.35 64.11 476 86.12 -33.1FedRlt pfC FRTpC 1.25 5.0 ... 26.67 16.01 6 24.76 -3.8FedSignl FSS .32 1.1 28 35.75 23.32 338 29.60 -8.2FedHerm B FHI 1.08 4.5 11 38.26 13.06 396 23.80 -27.0FedPMu FMN .88 6.6 ...q 15.00 10.01 89 13.44 -4.7Ferrari RACE 1.03 .6 ... 180.95 127.73 214 176.01 +6.3Ferro FOE ... ... 9 15.88 7.52 199 11.74 -20.8FiatChrys FCAU ... ... ... 16.25 6.00 4081 10.24 -30.3FidCorpBd FCOR 1.58 2.8 ...q 58.20 44.10 45 55.91 +5.5FidLtdTm FLTB .98 1.9 ...q 52.49 45.81 45 52.40 +2.9FidTotBd FBND 1.20e 2.2 ...q 54.50 45.08 148 54.36 +5.1FidlNatFn FNF 1.32f 4.3 11 49.28 19.00 2010 30.59 -32.5FidNatInfo FIS 1.40 1.0 26 158.21 91.68 2332 137.53 -1.1FidClayOp FMO 1.72f 99.6 ...q 10.33 .62 212 1.73 -78.1Fieldpt wt FPP/WS ... ... ... .00 FifthStF 24 FSCE 1.47 5.8 ... 25.15 58.com WUBA ... ... 34 69.89 37.92 3215 53.93 -16.7FinVolut FINV .19p ... ... 4.60 1.22 2104 1.96 -26.0FstAFin FAF 1.76f 3.7 19 66.78 29.36 708 47.53 -18.5FtBcp pfA FBPpA ... ... ... 12.30 FtBcp pfB FBPpB ... ... ... 12.00 FtBcp pfC FBPpC ... ... ... 12.07 FtBcp pfD FBPpD ... ... ... 12.69 FtBcp pfE FBPpE ... ... ... 12.03 FstBcpPR FBP .20 3.6 6 11.24 3.50 973 5.51 -48.0FstCwlth FCF .44 5.7 9 14.93 6.77 539 7.75 -46.6FstHorizon FHN .60f 6.5 5 17.42 6.27 9935 9.22 -44.3FstHrz pfA FHNpA 1.55 6.2 ... 26.73 14.50 4 25.18 -2.3FstInRT FR 1.00 2.5 26 46.12 25.89 1163 39.38 -5.1FMajSilv g AG ... ... ...dd 12.69 4.17 4725 9.50 -22.5FstRepBk FRC .80f .8 28 125.12 70.06 647 105.79 -9.9FstRep pfB FRCpB 1.55 6.0 ... 25.63 FstRep pfD FRCpD 1.38 5.4 ... 25.85 25.18 25.50 FstRep pfE FRCpE 1.75 6.9 ... 25.32 FstRep pfF FRCpF 1.43 5.6 ... 26.89 18.11 0 25.23 -1.6FtRepB pfH FRCpH 1.28 5.0 ... 27.57 15.11 3 25.62 -2.8FtRpBk pfG FRCpG ... ... ... 27.05 16.55 0 25.44 -1.7FtTr 22 FIV ... ... ... 9.37 5.23 55 8.34 -9.2FtTrGlob FAM .90 9.2 ...q 11.63 7.68 13 9.83 -11.5FT DynEq FDEU 1.45 13.8 ...q 15.36 7.22 79 10.53 -28.9FTEgyInco FEN 2.32 22.0 ...q 23.50 6.03 133 10.55 -53.3FTEnInfra FIF 1.32a 13.6 ...q 17.50 6.05 133 9.73 -41.8FtTrEnEq FFA 1.14 7.7 ...q 17.75 9.17 50 14.83 -14.0FT HiLgSh FSD 1.20 9.0 ...q 15.99 9.55 42 13.33 -14.8FT IntPfd FPF 1.95 9.2 ...q 24.84 10.75 160 21.21 -10.1FT MLP&E FEI 1.42 26.6 ...q 12.32 2.44 320 5.34 -54.9FstTrMtg FMY 1.02 7.4 ...q 14.78 12.17 2 13.81 -1.0FT MLPEn FPL 1.26 31.0 ...q 10.00 2.60 118 4.07 -56.0FTSpecFin FGB .70 22.2 ...q 6.46 1.26 44 3.16 -47.2FTStrHi2 FHY 1.32 11.1 ...q 11.90 FT EmOp FEO 1.40 11.5 ...q 15.14 8.64 18 12.19 -14.6FTrSenFlt FCT .72 6.7 ...q 12.79 6.80 102 10.76 -13.7FirstEngy FE 1.56f 3.9 9 52.52 32.00 4223 40.18 -17.3Fitbit FIT ... ... ...dd 7.26 2.81 6566 6.40 -2.6500.com WBAI ... ... 4 11.66 2.84 37 4.11 -52.2FvPntHld FPH ... ... ...dd 9.31 3.62 216 4.51 -35.1FlagstarB FBC .20 .7 9 40.00 16.76 187 28.13 -26.5F&C DynPf DFP 1.92 7.8 ...q 28.20 11.00 66 24.69 -7.7FlrtyPfdInc PFD 1.08 7.6 ...q 17.83 7.34 18 14.19 -8.8FlrtyPfdOp PFO .88 7.8 ...q 13.25 6.01 14 11.26 -8.6FlrtyPfdSc FFC 1.63 8.1 ...q 23.19 9.01 69 20.27 -6.5FlrtyTotR FLC 1.63 8.0 ...q 24.09 8.87 21 20.37 -8.6Flanign BDL .30f 2.0 8 23.35 8.50 0 15.20 -31.3Fleetcor FLT ... ... 32 329.85 168.51 441 256.19 -11.0Flex LNG FLNG .10p ... ...cc 9.78 -1.0FlexSolu FSI ... ... 8 4.55 .86 29 1.96 -23.7sFlor&Dec FND ... ... 61 59.38 24.36 1092 58.95 +16.0Flotek FTK ... ... ...dd 3.30 .66 405 1.37 -31.5FlowrsFds FLO .80f 3.6 23 25.08 17.42 1080 22.05 +1.4Flowserve FLS .80 2.8 ...cc 53.82 18.98 1067 29.08 -41.6TigerM wt IDI/WS ... ... ... .07 Fluor FLR .40 3.4 9 33.67 2.85 1662 11.80 -37.5FlyLeasing FLY 1.00 11.9 8 23.21 3.41 329 8.38 -57.2FEMSA FMX .74e 1.2 ... 98.89 55.40 557 61.66 -34.8FootLockr FL 1.60f 5.4 6 47.86 17.46 1490 29.62 -24.0FordM F ... ... 5 10.56 3.96 63858 6.19 -33.4FordM59 FpB 1.55 6.8 ... 27.50 10.93 55 22.81 -14.5Forestar FOR ... ... 10 23.11 9.43 241 15.25 -26.9Fortis FTS 1.91 4.9 ... 44.72 28.59 316 38.90 -6.3Fortive FTV .28 .4 ... 82.79 37.31 1223 69.15 -9.5FortTrInf FTAI 1.32 10.2 ...cc 21.73 3.69 447 12.94 -33.8FortTr pfA FTAIpA ... ... ... 26.50 4.92 16 17.74 -32.1FortunaSlv FSM ... ... 20 5.15 1.47 4125 4.84 +18.6FBHmSec FBHS .96 1.5 22 73.28 33.90 785 64.84 -.8ForumEn FET ... ... 1 3.11 .15 8048 .40 -76.0FoundBld FBM ... ... ... 22.14 7.99 246 15.02 -22.4FourCorP s FCPT 1.22 5.0 11 32.47 12.80 347 24.32 -12.8FourSeEd FEDU 3.32 272.1 1 2.34 1.06 98 1.22 -23.8FrancoN g FNV 1.04f .7 ...cc 152.70 77.18 581 139.00 +34.6FrankCov FC ... ... ...dd 41.85 12.61 161 21.29 -33.9FrankFn FSB .24 ... 11 39.00 14.86 51 25.29 -26.3FrankRes BEN 1.08 5.2 7 35.77 14.91 2315 20.93 -19.4FrkStPrp FSP .36 7.0 6 8.97 3.79 289 5.15 -39.8FrkLtdDur FTF .94e 11.0 ...q 9.85 5.56 90 8.57 -10.6FrkUnv FT .40 5.8 ...q 8.29 4.65 101 6.78 -12.9FranksIntl FI .30 13.5 ... 5.98 1.66 479 2.23 -56.9FrptMcM FCX ... ... 8 13.64 4.82 38099 12.75 -2.8FresenMd FMS .51e 1.2 ... 44.47 29.17 194 44.16 +19.9FDelMnt FDP .40f 1.7 10 38.79 20.25 141 24.02 -31.3FriedmInd FRD .08 1.5 ...dd 7.24 3.72 10 5.20 -13.6Frontlne FRO .60e ... ...dd 13.33 6.09 3712 7.43 -42.2FullerHB FUL .65f 1.5 18 52.40 23.68 371 44.43 -13.8FutureFuel FF .24a 2.1 14 14.87 6.65 142 11.69 +24.2

- G -GAMCO s GBL .08 .6 ... 20.90 9.03 6 13.20 -32.3GATX GATX 1.92 3.1 15 86.01 50.69 206 61.19 -26.1GATX 66 GMTA ... ... ... 28.13 13.62 10 25.60 -4.9GCP ApT GCP ... ... 39 24.31 14.24 212 18.77 -17.3GDL Fund GDL .64 7.7 ...q 9.52 4.94 29 8.31 -10.6GDLFd pfB GDLpB 1.50 3.0 ... 50.06 GFL Env n GFL ... ... ... 20.97 11.92 586 18.96 +11.5GGP Inc pfA GGPpA 1.59 6.5 ... 24.39 GMAC CpT ALLYpA 2.03 8.9 ... 26.85 12.61 124 22.76 -12.6GMS Inc GMS ... ... 18 32.42 10.39 433 23.86 -11.9GNC GNC .80 145.5 1 3.42 .38 .55 -79.6GP Strat GPX ... ... 14 16.68 5.20 26 7.91 -40.2sGSX Tch GSX ... ... ... 65.79 8.83 5252 65.71 +200.6GTT Comm GTT ... ... ...dd 18.62 4.67 430 8.29 -27.0GabCvInc GCV .48 9.1 ...q 6.13 3.20 15 5.29 -9.6GabCv pfB GCVpB 1.50 5.7 ... 28.91 26.04 26.55 GabDvInc GDV 1.32 7.4 ...q 22.52 10.40 445 17.79 -19.0GabDvIn rt GDVr ... ... ... GabDiv pfA GDVpA 1.47 5.7 ... 26.84 24.00 3 26.00 +.7GabDiv pfD GDVpD 1.50 5.7 ... 29.80 25.80 26.24 GabDiv pfG GDVpG 1.31 5.1 ... 26.91 20.60 4 25.60 -.6GabDvI pfH GDVpH 1.34 5.1 ... 27.24 21.08 3 26.46 -.3GabelliET GAB .60 11.9 ...q 6.31 2.89 645 5.06 -16.9GabllE pfD GABpD 1.47 5.7 ... 26.41 25.78 25.83 GabllE pfG GABpG 1.25 5.0 ... 25.75 19.90 16 25.24 +.4Gabeli pfJ GABpJ ... ... ... 27.29 22.50 2 25.97 -1.2GabEq pfH GABpH 1.25 4.9 ... 28.04 20.49 4 25.38 +.5GabGSmM GGZ ... ... ... 12.19 5.38 12 9.16 -22.6GabGSm pfA GGZpA 1.36 5.3 ... 26.40 20.66 0 25.64 -1.0GabGUtil GLU 1.20 7.5 ...q 20.04 10.34 17 15.96 -15.5GabGUtil pf GLUpA 3.00 6.3 ... 48.35 43.12 47.97 +7.9GabGoAn GGO .80 7.5 ... 16.53 5.51 0 10.63 -31.0GabGo pfA GGOpA ... ... ... 42.72 36.19 0 40.84 -.4GabHlthW GRX .52 5.2 ...q 11.92 6.85 34 10.09 -12.4GabHW rt GRXr ... ... ... .40 GabHlt pfA GRXpA 1.44 5.5 ... 26.49 25.40 26.04 -.2GabHlt pfB GRXpB 1.47 5.7 ... 26.64 21.00 1 25.69 +.1GabMultT GGT .88e 13.5 ...q 8.69 3.04 55 6.54 -18.5GabMT pfB GGTpB 1.50 5.8 ... 27.27 25.41 25.84 GabMul pfE GGTpE ... ... ... 26.80 17.64 25.40 -.4GabUtil GUT .60 8.3 ...q 8.25 4.50 98 7.27 -6.4sGabUt pfA GUTpA 1.41 5.3 ... 28.27 22.00 6 26.56 -.2GabUtil pfC GUTpC ... ... ... 28.05 22.10 6 25.66 -2.1Gafisa GFA ... ... ... 8.27 Gain Cap GCAP .24 4.0 ...dd 6.72 3.30 132 6.06 +53.4GalianoG GAU ... ... ... 1.45 .56 1342 1.42 +49.5Gallaghr AJG 1.80f 1.9 37 109.46 65.09 809 96.88 +1.7GamGldNR GGN .84 24.5 ...q 4.74 1.98 1184 3.43 -22.0GamGld pfB GGNpB 1.25 4.9 ... 25.50 20.25 1 25.30 +.9GamNRG&I GNT .84 17.2 ...q 6.21 2.28 74 4.88 -18.1GamNR pfA GNTpA 1.30 5.1 ... 26.07 20.30 3 25.65 +1.3GameStop GME 1.52 35.8 ...dd 6.92 2.57 2138 4.24 -30.3Gannett GCI 1.52 129.9 7 11.35 .63 3338 1.17 -81.7Gap GPS ... ... 5 19.86 5.26 14254 12.51 -29.2GarrtMot GTX ... ... ... 15.09 2.50 742 5.44 -45.5Gartner IT ... ... 37 171.78 76.91 565 122.53 -20.5GasLogPt GLOP 2.24f 51.3 2 19.60 1.51 285 4.37 -68.7GasLPt pfA GLOPpA ... ... ... 26.02 6.40 30 15.97 -37.0GasLg pf B GLOBpB ... ... ... 25.54 5.50 19 14.86 -40.3GasLog pfC GLOPpC 2.13 13.9 ... 25.06 5.23 14 15.30 -36.8GasLog GLOG .20m 7.0 ...dd 15.16 2.55 813 2.86 -70.8GasLog pfA GLOGpA 2.19 11.2 ... 27.97 13.52 6 19.50 -24.2Gastar pfA GSTpA 2.16 71.8 ... 3.01 Gastar pfB GSTpB 2.69 89.7 ... 3.00 GatesInd GTES ... ... 21 14.30 5.42 224 9.98 -27.5GeeGroup JOB ... ... ...dd 2.49 .17 3916 1.56 +300.0GencoSh GNK .70a 10.2 ...dd 11.82 4.27 336 6.87 -35.3Generac GNRC ... ... 37 132.09 68.23 733 124.89 +24.2GAInv GAM 1.15e 1.0 ...q 39.09 21.91 38 32.49 -13.9GAInv pfB GAMpB 1.49 5.3 ... 29.74 23.25 2 27.95 +1.3GenDynam GD 4.40 3.0 16 193.76 100.55 931 148.47 -15.8GenElec GE .04 .6 ...dd 13.26 5.48 75239 7.00 -37.3GECap5-53 GEK 1.18 4.8 ... 24.50 GECap 1-53 GEH 1.22 4.9 ... 25.05 GEC 10-52 GEB 1.22 4.9 ... 25.10 GenMills GIS 1.96 3.2 21 64.31 46.59 5789 62.19 +16.1GenMoly GMO ... ... ...dd .40 .14 680 .23 +.9GenMotors GM ... ... ...dd 41.90 14.33 9160 25.73 -29.7GMot wtB GM/WSB ... ... ... 25.44 Gensco GCO ... ... 6 53.20 5.52 207 21.05 -56.1GenesisEn GEL 2.14e 32.7 82 23.84 2.58 2789 6.54 -68.1GenesisHlt GEN .24 32.9 ...dd 1.86 .58 1723 .73 -55.5GenieEn GNE .30 4.0 ... 11.98 4.60 78 7.42 -4.0GenieE pfA GNEpA .64 7.4 ... 9.22 5.73 3 8.67 -3.4Genpact G .39 ... 24 45.20 19.41 450 36.39 -13.7GenuPrt GPC 3.16f 3.6 16 108.58 49.68 443 87.45 -17.7Genworth GNW ... ... 2 4.93 1.87 3188 2.32 -47.3GeoGrp GEO 1.92 17.0 7 20.86 9.95 1987 11.28 -32.1GeoPark GPRK .05r ... ... 22.53 5.44 115 10.88 -50.6GaPw 77 GPJA ... ... ... 27.34 20.87 6 26.14 +1.7Gerdau GGB .02e .7 ... 5.34 1.65 5516 3.05 -37.8GerNew GF 1.23e .5 ...q 15.99 8.24 30 15.92 +1.5GettyRlty GTY 1.48 5.0 16 33.75 16.36 113 29.77 -9.4GigCap3 un GIK/U ... ... ... 10.55 9.81 232 10.23 +3.5Gildan GIL .62f 3.9 9 40.40 9.42 426 15.75 -46.7Glatfelter GLT .54f 3.5 12 19.03 9.44 142 15.50 -14.7Glaukos GKOS ... ... ... 84.65 23.31 965 38.92 -28.5GlaxoSKln GSK 2.89e 7.0 ... 48.25 31.43 2162 41.01 -12.7GlbMed GMRE .80 7.1 ...cc 15.95 6.98 273 11.29 -14.7GlMed pfA GMREpA 1.88 7.3 ... 27.95 15.82 8 25.69 -4.7GlobNetL GNL .94 5.6 27 21.69 8.77 464 17.00 -16.2GlNetL pfA GNLpA 1.81 7.4 ... 26.80 9.05 9 24.50 -5.7GlobPtrs GLP 2.10f 21.0 ...dd 20.95 6.30 256 10.01 -50.3GlobPtr pfA GLPpA 2.44 10.0 ... 27.87 7.50 46 24.50 -9.3GlobPay GPN .78 .5 57 209.62 105.54 1746 171.07 -6.3

GlbShip pfB GSLpB 2.19 10.4 ... 25.92 10.08 5 21.01 -16.0GlShipLs GSL ... ... ... 9.25 2.61 52 4.18 -52.7GlblScape GSB .06a .6 52 12.35 5.21 87 9.41 -4.3Globalstar GSAT ... ... ...dd .60 .23 119640 .43 -17.1sGlobantSA GLOB ... ... ...cc 156.12 70.83 789 155.62 +46.7GlbeLife GL .75 1.0 6 111.43 56.74 538 73.92 -29.7GlbLfe pfC GLpC ... ... ... 28.02 15.62 20 25.57 -3.2GlobusMed GMED ... ... 34 60.15 33.41 1957 45.60 -22.6Glowpoint GLOW ... ... ...dd .99 GoDaddy GDDY ... ... 75 84.49 40.25 1792 70.57 +3.9GolLinhs GOL ... ... ... 23.30 1.85 2693 7.56 -58.2sGoldFLtd GFI .01e .1 ... 9.60 3.79 5845 9.57 +45.0GoldResrc GORO .04 1.0 96 6.24 2.02 1079 3.85 -30.5GoldStdV g GSV ... ... ... 1.11 .27 1429 .86 +.5GoldenMin AUMN ... ... ... .53 .13 942 .43 +37.7GoldSt g GSS ... ... 5 4.97 1.85 654 2.75 -27.8GldFld GV ... ... 10 4.16 1.97 95 3.64 +2.5GoldS pfJ GSpJ 1.38 5.4 ... 27.82 17.12 45 25.69 -4.2GS BDC GSBD 1.80 11.3 8 22.50 8.00 153 15.94 -25.1GSCI37 GSC ... ... ...q 26.25 10.30 0 14.73 -41.1GoldmanS GS 5.00f 2.4 9 250.46 130.85 3564 207.36 -9.8GoldS pfK GSpK 1.59 5.9 ... 29.25 19.05 46 26.77 -6.0GoldS pfN GSpN ... ... ... 27.50 20.11 23 26.19 -1.8GoldS pfB GSpB 1.55 6.2 ... 25.09 GoldS pfC GSpC 1.02 4.8 ... 24.39 14.19 14 21.09 -8.0GoldS pfA GSpA .96 4.7 ... 22.99 15.00 49 20.33 -7.0GoldS pfD GSpD 1.02 4.9 ... 24.10 15.00 53 20.96 -9.0GS MLPEn GER .64 112.3 ...q 4.38 .44 .57 -83.0GoodrPet GDP ... ... ... 12.07 2.40 17 7.07 -29.6GormanR GRC .58 1.9 20 39.60 21.49 42 30.79 -17.9vjGrace GRA 1.20 2.3 15 79.08 26.75 750 51.24 -26.6Graco GGG .70 1.5 25 56.99 38.43 614 48.27 -7.2GrahamCp GHM .44 3.4 9 23.77 10.36 19 12.84 -41.3GrahamH s GHC 5.80 1.7 13 756.26 267.89 48 349.25 -45.3Graingr GWW 5.76 1.8 23 346.60 200.61 319 322.19 -4.8Grmrcy pfA GPTpA 1.78 7.1 ... 24.99 GranTrra g GTE ... ... ...dd 1.71 .18 2386 .35 -72.8GranaMon GRAM .25e 11.4 ... 3.18 1.34 65 2.19 -11.3GraniteC GVA .52 2.8 50 47.34 8.90 391 18.40 -33.5GranitPnt GPMT 1.68 24.5 10 19.31 1.74 665 6.85 -62.7GraniteRE GRP/U 3.00 ... ... 56.50 28.12 5 52.52 +3.7GrphTInt EAF .04e .5 ... 14.84 5.56 746 8.00 -31.2GraphPkg GPK .30 2.1 15 16.95 10.41 1842 14.14 -15.1GrayTelev GTN ... ... 11 23.07 8.53 426 13.91 -35.1GrayTvA GTN/A ... ... 20 21.85 8.55 0 13.50 -32.1GrtAjax AJX 1.28f 14.3 6 15.96 3.96 151 8.93 -39.7GrtAjx24 AJXA ... ... ... 28.56 14.61 7 23.94 -10.3GrtBasG g GBG ... ... ... .09 GtPanSilv g GPL ... ... ... .98 .23 3268 .54 +5.9GrtWstBcp GWB .60m 4.5 5 36.65 10.86 381 13.44 -61.3sGreenDot GDOT ... ... 24 51.86 14.20 853 51.19 +119.7GreenTrH GHG ... ... ... 15.17 9.38 107 14.40 +30.9GreenbCos GBX 1.00 4.3 16 34.30 12.89 451 23.00 -29.1Greenhill GHL .20 2.0 ...dd 23.08 7.28 143 10.06 -41.1Greif A GEF 1.76 5.0 11 50.37 23.65 251 35.10 -20.6Greif B GEF/B 2.64e 6.5 9 56.50 30.89 12 40.59 -21.6Griffon GFF .30 1.7 19 25.50 9.15 116 18.08 -11.1Group1 GPI ... ... 9 110.11 26.26 211 64.90 -35.1GrubHub GRUB ... ... ...cc 80.25 29.35 4692 72.96 +50.0GAeroPac PAC 3.61e 5.0 ... 135.31 44.28 65 72.68 -38.7GpoASur ASR 5.25e ... ... 210.38 82.08 76 113.94 -39.2GpoAvalAc AVAL .40 8.7 ... 8.92 3.32 177 4.58 -47.5GpFnSnMx BSMX .51e 8.0 ... 6.39 GpoSimec SIM ... ... ... 11.14 5.80 0 6.50 -36.0GpSuprvi SUPV ... ... ... 9.03 1.28 1748 2.70 -26.6GpTelevisa TV ... ... ... 12.61 4.65 950 5.37 -54.2GuangRy GSH .63e 5.6 ... 17.69 9.00 68 11.00 -33.7Guess GES .45 4.6 51 23.58 3.64 857 9.69 -56.7GuggBAB GBAB 1.66 7.1 ...q 25.58 17.00 47 23.33 -1.5GugCrdAllo GGM 2.18 12.0 ...q 20.85 10.65 48 18.10 -9.0GugEnhEq GPM .96 17.5 ...q 8.40 3.48 283 5.50 -31.8GugStrOp GOF 2.19 12.7 ...q 21.15 10.42 161 17.25 -4.6Guidewire GWRE ... ... ...dd 124.16 71.64 396 112.40 +2.4

- H -HCA Hldg HCA 1.72f 1.7 15 151.97 58.38 1361 99.21 -32.9HCI Grp HCI 1.60 3.5 ...dd 49.98 31.61 28 45.44 -.5HDFC Bk s HDB ... ... ... 65.38 29.50 1209 48.82 -23.0HEXO HEXO ... ... ... 5.25 3.96 4.51 HMG HMG ... ... ...dd 17.25 8.50 10.60 -17.4HNI Corp HNI 1.22 4.2 14 42.90 16.61 358 29.22 -22.0HP Inc HPQ .70 4.0 5 23.93 12.54 11522 17.46 -15.0HSBC HSBC 2.00e 7.8 ... 41.90 22.67 4810 25.64 -34.4HSBC prA HSBCpA 1.55 6.0 ... 27.08 21.49 65 25.75 -4.2HSBC Cap HSEA 2.03 7.7 ... 26.36 HSBC Cap2 HSEB 2.00 7.8 ... 25.68 Haemonet HAE ... ... ...cc 140.36 63.41 681 92.34 -19.6Hallibrtn HAL .18m 1.4 7 25.47 4.25 13633 13.03 -46.8HamBchBr HBB .36f 3.2 ... 21.22 6.68 18 11.35 -40.6HancFinOp BTO 1.48 6.6 ...q 37.00 11.29 39 22.37 -38.4HanJS JHS .87e 5.9 ...q 15.33 10.30 9 14.63 -1.2HanJI JHI 1.45e 9.3 ...q 18.48 8.94 49 15.60 -12.2HanPrmDv PDT 1.08a 7.9 ...q 18.73 6.57 82 13.60 -24.4HanPfEq HPI 1.68 8.4 ...q 24.44 9.16 71 19.90 -12.8HanPfd2 HPF 1.68 9.3 ...q 23.82 9.00 40 18.08 -18.9HanPfd3 HPS 1.47 9.1 ...q 20.17 8.05 70 16.03 -16.9HanTxAdv HTD 1.45 7.6 ...q 28.53 9.71 141 19.10 -30.1Hanesbds HBI .60 5.3 6 17.50 6.96 8124 11.38 -23.4HannArms HASI 1.34 4.6 29 39.46 15.01 486 28.93 -10.1HanoverIns THG 2.60 2.6 54 144.71 75.11 234 98.94 -27.6HanovIns53 THGA 1.59 6.2 ... 26.44 12.00 16 25.52 -1.7HarleyD HOG .08m .3 9 40.89 14.31 5805 25.17 -32.3sHarmonyG HMY .05 ... ... 4.67 1.76 6513 4.72 +30.0Harsco HSC .20m 1.6 33 27.07 4.19 279 13.04 -43.3HarteHk HHS ... ... ... 3.96 1.10 35 2.89 -19.3HartfFn42 HGH 1.97 7.3 ... 29.45 17.16 21 26.97 -5.0HartfdFn HIG 1.30 3.4 13 62.75 19.04 1456 38.30 -37.0Haverty HVT .60m 3.9 16 21.43 9.81 85 15.51 -23.1HavertyA HVT/A .76 4.7 12 21.25 10.67 16.16 -20.0HawaiiEl HE 1.32 3.7 19 55.15 33.51 514 35.72 -23.8Hc2 Hldgs HCHC 3.80 ... ...dd 4.30 1.29 477 3.11 +43.3HlthcrRlty HR 1.20 4.1 47 37.97 24.10 729 29.52 -11.5HlthcreTr HTA 1.26 4.7 51 34.22 20.61 1237 26.76 -11.6HlthpeakPr PEAK 1.48 5.3 15 37.93 18.63 3208 27.69 -19.7HeclaM HL .01e .3 ...dd 3.66 1.38 7676 3.27 -3.5HeclaM pfB HLpB 3.50 5.8 ... 60.74 37.05 0 60.50 +16.4Heico HEI .16 .2 ... 147.93 52.01 276 100.75 -11.7Heico A HEI/A .16f .2 63 113.69 51.78 117 81.64 -8.8HelixEn HLX ... ... 19 10.00 .99 1875 3.64 -62.2HelmPayne HP 1.00m 5.2 ...dd 53.06 12.40 1545 19.13 -57.9Herbalif HLF ... ... 20 48.82 20.73 1019 45.74 -4.0HercHld HRI ... ... ... 50.81 11.81 268 31.06 -36.5HercTGC HTGC 1.28f 12.4 8q 15.87 5.42 1253 10.33 -26.3HercTG 24 HTGX 1.56 6.2 ... 25.00 HeritageIns HRTG .24 1.9 18 16.38 7.50 95 12.75 -3.8NordicAO rs NAO/WI ... ... ... HermitgOff PSV .18 36.0 ... 1.75 .31 219 .50 -50.8Hersha pfC HTpC 1.72 14.6 ... 26.64 4.09 9 11.76 -53.0Hersha HT 1.12 19.9 7 17.10 2.29 567 5.64 -60.5Hersha pfD HTpD 1.63 14.2 ... 25.94 2.51 16 11.48 -53.9Hersha pfE HTpE ... ... ... 26.26 2.93 13 11.23 -55.1Hershey HSY 3.09 2.4 28 162.20 109.88 986 129.45 -11.9vjHertzGl HTZ ... ... ... 20.85 .40 14679 1.46 -90.7Hess HES 1.00 2.0 ...dd 74.11 26.06 2746 49.49 -25.9HessMidP HESM 1.70f 8.1 22 22.16 17.61 20.92 -3.9HP Ent HPE .60e 6.3 23 17.59 7.43 8957 9.59 -39.5Hexcel HXL .68 1.5 14 87.00 24.54 1644 45.12 -38.5Hi-Crush HCR 1.67e 957.1 1 2.43 .15 12395 .18 -80.2HighPtRs HPR ... ... ...dd 1.98 .16 7913 .32 -80.8HighlFlR HFRO ... ... ... 13.90 7.02 228 7.92 -36.3HighInc pfA HEROpA 1.34 5.5 ... 25.87 16.74 7 24.15 -4.8HighlGlC HGLB ... ... ... 11.70 3.66 43 6.53 -30.1HighwdPrp HIW 1.92 5.1 20 52.76 25.10 577 37.74 -22.8Hill-Rom HRC .88f .8 34 117.50 72.29 918 114.02 +.4HillenInc HI .85 3.2 22 39.92 13.61 209 26.76 -19.7HillmCT pf HLMp 2.90 11.3 ... 37.00 24.95 38 25.59 -25.8HilltopH HTH .36 2.0 14 26.28 11.05 277 17.76 -28.8HilGrVa HGV ... ... ... 36.56 8.28 1739 21.55 -37.3Hilton HLT .60 .8 38 115.48 44.30 2942 76.24 -31.3HoeghLP HMLP 1.76 18.1 6 18.54 4.67 109 9.70 -37.9Hoegh pfA HMLPpA 2.19 9.6 ... 27.82 10.09 29 22.81 -12.6HollyEngy HEP 2.69 19.6 7 30.61 6.57 254 13.73 -38.0HollyFront HFC 1.40 5.0 7 58.88 18.48 2385 28.05 -44.7HomeDp HD 6.00 2.4 25 259.29 140.63 3131 249.55 +14.3Honda HMC .84e 3.2 ... 29.44 19.38 728 26.15 -7.6HonwllIntl HON 3.60 2.4 16 184.06 101.08 2337 147.22 -16.8Honwll wi HON/WI ... ... ... HorMan HMN 1.20 3.3 22 48.15 30.48 178 36.52 -16.4HorizGbl HZN ... ... ...dd 5.79 1.20 142 3.26 -6.6HorizFn22 HTFA ... ... ... 27.09 13.00 1 24.50 -4.1HoizWear WEAR ... ... ... 17.90 Hormel HRL .93 1.9 26 51.53 39.01 1436 47.99 +6.4HostHotls HST .85a 7.6 27 18.90 7.86 9224 11.21 -39.6HoulihnL HLI 1.24 2.2 23 64.84 41.80 480 57.52 +17.7HstnAEn HUSA ... ... ... .29 .09 2341 .14 -5.5HovnanE HOV ... ... ... 32.90 5.12 96 21.63 +3.6HHughes HHC ... ... 14 135.42 35.10 598 53.21 -58.0HowmetAer HWM .08 .5 12 34.27 9.87 2362 15.74 -48.8Arconic pf ARNCp 3.75 4.8 ... 92.00 77.54 77.92 -13.1Arconic pfB ARNCpB 2.69 6.9 ... 38.90 HuanPwr HNP 2.45e 14.4 ... 24.33 11.69 93 16.99 -15.4Hubbell HUBB 3.64 2.9 18 155.00 85.62 135 125.78 -14.9sHubSpot HUBS ... ... ...dd 236.19 90.84 790 235.13 +48.3HudBayM g HBM .02 ... 4 5.59 1.23 703 3.01 -27.5HudBay wt HBM/WS ... ... ... .31 HudsPacP HPP 1.00 4.0 20 38.81 16.14 1644 25.19 -33.1Humana HUM 2.50 .6 33 412.70 208.25 653 396.46 +8.2HuntCoFn HCFT .28 10.9 4 3.50 .86 53 2.56 -20.7FiveOk pfA OAKSpA 2.19 8.6 ... 25.34 HuntgtnIng HII 4.12 2.4 16 279.71 147.14 176 173.28 -30.9Huntsmn HUN .65 3.6 6 24.90 12.23 1642 18.14 -24.9Huya HUYA ... ... ... 28.20 11.78 5596 22.48 +25.2Hyatt H .80f 1.5 25 94.98 24.02 1373 52.34 -41.7HysterYale HY 1.27 3.4 10 65.41 30.25 30 37.50 -36.4

- I -IAA Inc IAA ... ... ... 51.74 21.79 1002 38.67 -17.8sIAMGld g IAG 1.52f 36.4 ...dd 4.17 1.44 5717 4.18 +12.1ICICI Bk IBN .19e 2.0 ... 15.42 6.86 5201 9.79 -35.1IDT Cp IDT 1.00f 15.7 8 11.84 4.81 68 6.37 -11.7ING ING .14e 1.8 ... 12.44 4.52 7523 7.57 -37.2ING 6.125 ISG 1.53 6.3 ... 26.57 24.00 24.47 -6.0ING 6.375 ISF 1.59 6.2 ... 25.82 ION Geo IO ... ... ...dd 10.73 1.13 1053 2.46 -71.7IQVIA Hldg IQV ... ... 20 169.14 81.79 1172 143.64 -7.0IRSA IRS ... ... ... 10.98 2.77 453 3.78 -45.4iStar STAR .44f 3.7 ...dd 17.50 5.48 335 11.97 -17.5iStar pfD STARpD 2.00 8.1 ... 26.43 10.72 1 24.74 -3.6iStar pfG STARpG 1.91 7.8 ... 25.97 10.86 4 24.51 -4.0iStar pfI STARpI 1.87 7.7 ... 26.19 10.58 5 24.32 -4.6IT TchPck ITP ... ... 2 1.20 .45 490 .59 -37.3ITT Inc ITT .68 1.2 15 75.56 35.41 366 58.54 -20.8iBio IBIO ... ... ...dd 3.40 .05 8879 2.00 +703.2Idacorp IDA 2.68 3.0 22 114.01 69.05 214 88.48 -17.2IDEX IEX 2.00 1.2 35 178.14 104.56 350 160.03 -7.0iGATE PTI ... ... ... 19.52 ITW ITW 4.28 2.4 32 190.85 115.94 790 177.66 -1.1Imax Corp IMAX ... ... ...cc 22.88 6.01 1355 11.49 -43.8ImpacMtg IMH ... ... ...dd 8.03 1.31 199 1.49 -71.7










ImpOil g IMO .66 4.1 6 28.75 7.04 653 16.20 -38.8IncOpR IOR ... ... 26 15.00 8.32 0 11.99 -9.2IndepHld IHC .44f 1.6 12 43.60 22.00 13 28.31 -32.7IndepRT IRT .78a 6.8 23 16.85 6.86 786 11.50 -18.3IndiaFd IFN 1.70e ... ...q 21.43 11.13 104 16.26 -19.2IndiaGlC IGC ... ... ... 1.70 .26 705 .57 -9.8IndoTel TLK .67 ... ... 31.48 16.06 194 22.30 -21.8IndBach IBA .87e 2.4 ... 57.00 28.04 7 36.61 -29.6Infosys INFY ... ... 20 12.08 6.76 8630 10.11 -2.0InfuSystem INFU ... ... ...dd 13.25 4.28 150 10.66 +25.0IngerRand IR ... ... 23 38.88 17.01 2798 29.31 -20.1Ingevity NGVT ... ... ... 104.76 24.92 229 53.22 -39.1Ingredion INGR 2.52 3.0 15 99.51 59.11 520 84.37 -9.2InnovInd IIPR 4.24f 4.4 ... 139.53 40.21 443 96.43 +27.1InnoInd pfA IIPRpA ... ... ... 32.66 23.00 1 29.53 -.7Innsuites IHT .02 2.2 ...dd 1.70 .67 32 .90 -40.9Inphi IPHI ... ... ...dd 127.79 51.60 1281 120.13 +62.3InsightS INSI .80 4.0 ... 22.83 15.75 10 19.78 -1.2Insperity NSP 1.60 2.5 21 144.92 22.59 242 64.22 -25.4InsprMed INSP ... ... ... 99.26 40.53 168 91.32 +23.1InspMD wt NSPR.WS ... ... ... .05 InspMD wtB NSPR.WSB ... ... ... .02 InspMD NSPR ... ... ... 2.22 InstlldBPd IBP ... ... 38 80.25 29.02 285 70.87 +2.9Instructre INST ... ... ...dd 54.31 37.06 49.00 +1.6IntegerHl ITGR ... ... ...dd 99.95 46.01 215 71.55 -11.0IntellgSys INS ... ... ...cc 56.24 23.26 49 34.67 -13.2Intelsat I ... ... ... 27.29 .33 .38 -94.6IntrPriv un IPV.U ... ... ... 9.99 9.15 4 9.85 IntcntlExc ICE 1.20 1.3 22 101.93 63.51 1922 92.53 IntCtlHtl IHG ... ... ... 71.02 25.39 262 48.10 -30.0IntercpF n IFS ... ... ... 36.92 -4.5IBM IBM 6.52f 5.5 12 158.75 90.56 4036 120.19 -10.3IntFlav IFF 3.00 2.3 35 147.20 92.14 868 128.20 -.6IntlGmeT IGT .80 7.9 ... 16.25 3.59 4410 10.07 -32.7IntMktCt IMC ... ... ... IntPap IP 2.05 5.7 12 47.64 26.38 2595 35.94 -22.0IntlSeaw INSW .24 1.4 ... 31.39 14.89 391 16.57 -44.3IntTower g THM ... ... ...dd 1.90 .33 671 1.78 +229.6Interpublic IPG 1.02f 5.9 11 25.20 11.63 5024 17.36 -24.8inTestCorp INTT ... ... 7 6.20 2.08 13 3.29 -44.7IntPotash IPI ... ... ...dd 3.87 .60 691 .93 -65.6Inuvo INUV ... ... ...dd 1.11 .09 3708 .57 +92.6Invacare IVC .05 .8 ...dd 11.63 3.90 243 6.42 -28.7Invesco24 IHTA ... ... ... 10.98 6.00 53 7.40 -29.1InvAdvMu2 VKI .78 7.4 ...q 11.72 7.63 56 10.50 -6.0Inv Bond VBF .83a 4.1 ...q 21.06 15.24 15 20.16 -3.1InvCAVal VCV .79 6.8 ...q 13.55 8.83 68 11.69 -8.8InvCrOpp VTA .90 10.0 ...q 11.73 5.92 194 9.00 -20.7InvHiInc2 VLT 1.24 10.3 ...q 14.66 8.09 21 12.01 -15.9Invsco iim IIM .84 5.8 ...q 16.01 10.56 101 14.40 -6.0Invesco IVZ .62m 5.8 4 20.93 6.38 7079 10.76 -40.2InvMtgCap IVR .08m 2.4 1 15.41 1.53 18424 3.36 -76.0InvMtg pfA IVRpA 1.94 8.8 ... 26.97 4.25 13 21.96 -15.3InvMtg pfB IVRpB 1.94 9.5 ... 28.50 3.85 30 20.39 -24.2InvMtg pfC IVRpC 1.88 9.4 ... 27.72 4.00 16 20.07 -24.5Invsco oia OIA .39 5.5 ...q 8.23 5.45 91 7.15 -9.4InvMuOpTr VMO .88 7.5 ...q 13.03 8.61 88 11.81 -4.4InvMuniTr VKQ .82 6.9 ...q 13.07 9.08 74 11.75 -4.9InvPAVal VPV .79 6.6 ...q 13.95 9.15 54 11.95 -9.4Invsco iqi IQI .76 6.4 ...q 13.10 9.00 70 11.95 -5.0InvSrInco VVR .31 9.0 ...q 4.44 1.90 1355 3.46 -19.3InvTrIG VGM .88 7.3 ...q 13.46 8.62 96 12.09 -5.9InvTrNY VTN .85 6.9 ...q 14.00 9.26 25 12.26 -9.9InvRlE pfC IRETpC 1.66 6.4 ... 27.42 18.45 1 25.88 -1.4InvRlEst IRET 2.80 3.9 8 85.24 43.58 63 71.51 -1.4sInvitae NVTA ... ... ...dd 32.50 7.42 3500 32.49 +101.4InvitHm INVH .60f 2.1 ... 32.70 15.64 2046 28.07 -6.3IronMtn IRM 2.47 9.3 23 34.44 21.00 2974 26.42 -17.1IsoRay ISR ... ... ...dd 1.06 .29 159 .57 -8.2IsraelChm ICL .18e 5.0 ... 5.50 2.68 3.59 -25.1IssuerDir ISDR .20 1.9 57 13.23 8.65 8 10.34 -11.5ItauCorpb ITCB 2.48e 56.5 11 12.48 3.01 13 4.39 -49.0ItauUnH ITUB .26 ... ... 10.01 3.48 22348 5.15 -43.7IvyHiInOp IVH 1.50a 13.1 ...q 14.23 7.80 55 11.41 -17.9

- J -JAlexHld JAX ... ... 10 12.01 3.03 112 4.61 -51.8JJill JILL 1.15 ... 1 2.58 .31 240 .74 -34.5JBG Smth JBGS .90 3.0 ...cc 42.36 21.88 496 30.04 -24.7JMP Gp27 JMPD ... ... ... 26.70 24.67 25.82 JMP Grp JMP .16e 5.8 40 3.95 2.15 6 2.78 -13.9JMP Gp 23 JMPB 2.00 8.0 ... 25.90 25.37 25.03 JPMCh pfE JPMpE 1.58 6.3 ... 25.90 25.13 25.17 JPM US Dv JDIV ... ... ... 28.40 16.20 1 22.61 -19.1JPMorgCh JPM 3.20 3.4 10 141.10 76.91 17901 95.00 -31.9JPMCh wt JPM/WS ... ... ... 72.89 JPMCh pfA JPMpA 1.36 5.4 ... 26.26 24.90 25.03 JPMCh pfG JPMpG 1.52 6.0 ... 26.47 20.16 135 25.48 -1.0JPMorC pfJ JPMpJ 2.16 8.5 ... 26.39 19.17 87 25.48 -1.0JPMCh pfC JPMpC ... ... ... 28.83 22.45 299 27.57 -2.0JPMCh pfH JPMpH 1.54 6.0 ... 26.69 21.04 75 25.59 -.6JRJR Ntw JRJR ... ... ...dd .13 Jabil JBL .32 1.0 28 44.20 17.63 1098 31.87 -22.9JacobsEng J .76 .9 31 103.28 59.29 634 84.91 -5.5JHardie JHX .38e 2.0 89 22.13 8.98 17 19.25 -2.0JanusHn JHG 1.44 6.8 ... 27.50 11.81 3326 21.25 -13.1JpnSmCap JOF .13e 1.7 ...q 9.58 5.00 27 7.84 -12.4Jarden JAH ... ... 53 58.97 JeffrFn JEF .50 3.2 7 24.03 11.20 2285 15.84 -25.9JeldWen JELD ... ... 15 27.00 6.06 502 15.65 -33.1JernignC JCAP .92 6.7 6 20.97 8.83 175 13.70 -28.4Jianpu JT ... ... ... 4.13 .60 238 .64 -57.4JinkoSolar JKS ... ... 13 28.84 11.42 3002 21.47 -4.5JBeanTch JBT .40 .5 33 127.97 56.17 131 84.23 -25.2JH HedgEq HEQ 1.50 12.9 ...q 15.40 8.02 34 11.61 -22.1JH TxAdY HTY 1.28 24.1 ...q 7.30 3.75 14 5.32 -24.8JohnJn JNJ 4.04f 2.8 24 157.00 109.16 5956 142.98 -2.0JohnContl JCI 1.04 3.0 24 44.82 22.78 3220 34.73 -14.7JonesLL JLL .86f .8 17 178.55 78.29 321 108.01 -38.0JnprNtwk JNPR .80 3.5 13 27.57 15.20 2738 23.08 -6.3Jupai JP .40f 23.8 1 2.65 .88 47 1.68 +18.3JustEngy g JE .41 ... 1 4.42 .35 757 .55 -67.2JustEn pfA JEpA ... ... ... 23.68 1.58 1 3.60 -63.6

- K -sK12 LRN ... ... 24 31.61 15.06 999 32.48 +59.6KAR Auct KAR .92e 6.8 5 28.61 9.41 2988 13.52 -38.0KB FnclGp KB ... ... ... 42.90 20.93 143 29.70 -28.2KB Home KBH .36 1.2 11 40.51 9.82 1686 29.73 -13.2KBR Inc KBR .40 1.8 16 31.92 12.00 1368 22.12 -27.5KKR KKR 1.31e 4.1 14 34.14 15.55 5345 31.58 +8.3KKR pfA KKR.PRA ... ... ... 27.53 17.20 11 26.15 -1.7KKR pf B KKRpB 1.63 6.2 ... 27.78 17.04 4 26.35 -2.0KKR Inco KIO 1.50a 11.7 ...q 16.38 8.36 279 12.78 -19.0KKR RE KREF 1.72e ... ... 21.70 6.84 311 16.24 -20.5KT Corp KT ... ... ... 12.29 6.66 850 10.10 -12.9Kadant KAI .96 .9 27 114.05 52.71 56 101.75 -3.4Kadmon KDMN ... ... ... 5.50 2.01 2284 4.58 +1.1Kaleyra KLR ... ... ... 11.15 3.80 904 4.07 -52.1Kaleyra wt KLR/WS ... ... ... Kaman KAMN .80 2.0 26 68.24 29.38 69 40.87 -38.0KCSo pf KSUp 1.00 3.5 ... 33.00 24.88 0 28.75 -10.0KC Southn KSU 1.60 1.1 24 178.59 92.86 787 148.59 -3.0KA MLP KYN 1.80 36.0 ...q 16.10 1.00 1001 5.00 -64.1KAMLP pfF KYNpF .88 3.5 ... 25.24 22.41 24.98 -.5KAMidsEn KMF .90 20.6 ...q 12.10 1.22 463 4.37 -58.5Kellogg K 2.28 3.4 16 71.05 52.66 1451 66.20 -4.3KelsoTch g KIQ .03f 4.6 ... 1.52 .45 34 .66 -9.3Kemper KMPR 1.20 1.7 11 91.34 53.81 323 72.67 -6.2Kennamtl KMT .80 2.8 8 38.73 14.45 728 29.04 -21.3KennWils KW .88 5.6 ...cc 23.50 10.98 506 15.66 -29.8KenonHld KEN 1.21e ... ... 23.05 10.56 4 19.57 -7.0KeurDrPep KDP .60 2.1 6 32.00 18.98 1844 28.56 -.8Keycorp KEY .74 6.2 7 20.53 7.45 7342 11.95 -41.0Keycorp pfI KEYpI ... ... ... 31.29 16.60 42 25.83 -9.3Keysight KEYS ... ... ...cc 110.00 77.93 907 101.82 -.8KilroyR KRC 1.94 3.2 13 88.99 45.96 733 60.98 -27.3KimbRoy KRP 1.36e 16.2 ... 17.72 3.51 69 8.41 -50.5KimbClk KMB 4.28 3.0 35 149.23 110.66 1076 142.73 +3.8Kimco KIM 1.12 8.7 13 21.86 7.45 3497 12.93 -37.6Kimco pfI KIMpI 1.50 5.9 ... 25.64 25.15 25.28 Kimco pfJ KIMpJ 1.38 5.5 ... 25.67 24.95 24.90 Kimco pfK KIMpK 1.41 5.6 ... 25.68 24.85 25.17 Kimco pfL KIMpL ... ... ... 27.06 16.17 13 23.50 -8.7KindMorg KMI 1.05f 6.9 15 22.58 9.42 13527 15.19 -28.2KindM pfA KMIpA ... ... ... 30.15 Kingsway KFS ... ... ...dd 2.95 1.26 27 2.26 +21.7Kinross g KGC ... ... 56 7.67 2.72 14570 7.27 +53.4KirbyCp KEX ... ... 22 92.30 32.76 436 51.18 -42.8KirklLak KL .24e ... ... 51.08 18.03 1639 41.93 -4.9KiteRlty pf KRGp 2.06 8.2 ... 25.03 KiteRlty KRG .21m 1.8 4 19.77 6.87 472 11.36 -41.8KlondexM g KLDX ... ... ... 2.16 sKnSwftT KNX .32 .7 27 43.03 27.54 1864 43.05 +20.1Knoll Inc KNL .16m 1.4 7 28.30 7.74 278 11.77 -53.4KnotOffsh KNOP 2.08 15.0 ... 20.97 8.67 88 13.90 -29.8Knowles KN ... ... 13 22.79 11.10 443 15.36 -27.4Kohls KSS 2.82f 13.4 4 59.28 10.89 6326 20.98 -58.8KontoorB KTB 2.24 12.8 ... 43.24 12.91 630 17.48 -58.4Koppers KOP 1.00 5.4 5 44.75 8.25 171 18.63 -51.3KoreaElc KEP ... ... ... 12.30 6.28 144 8.10 -31.5KoreaFd KF .61e ... ...q 30.88 17.20 6 27.27 -8.6KornFer KFY .40 1.4 16 43.99 21.45 593 29.46 -30.5KosmosEn KOS .18 10.6 ...dd 7.55 .50 27126 1.71 -70.0KratonCp KRA ... ... 6 35.00 4.45 221 16.96 -33.0Kroger KR .72f 2.1 16 36.84 20.70 7074 33.73 +16.4KronosWw KRO .72 7.0 6 15.43 6.80 255 10.32 -23.0

- L -L Brands LB 1.20 7.7 6 28.02 8.00 4896 15.62 -13.8L3Harris LHX 3.40f 2.0 31 230.99 142.01 1246 174.00 -12.1LAIX LAIX ... ... 24 10.41 2.01 82 2.68 -44.9LCI Inds LCII 2.60 2.3 19 122.00 55.29 78 113.50 +5.9LG Display LPL ... ... ... 7.50 3.64 546 5.45 -21.5LGL Grp LGL ... ... 27 16.55 7.36 10 8.25 -45.0LMP CapIn SCD 1.24f 12.3 ...q 16.12 5.60 94 10.08 -35.1LSB Inds LXU ... ... ...dd 6.76 1.04 272 1.18 -71.9LTC Prp LTC 2.28f 6.0 12 53.04 24.49 234 38.19 -14.7LaZBoy LZB .56f 2.0 19 37.48 15.61 330 27.88 -11.4LabCp LH ... ... 20 196.36 98.02 676 172.59 +2.0LadderCap LADR .80m 10.3 8 18.97 2.65 1124 7.73 -57.2LadTh pfA LTSpA 2.00 9.1 ... 25.55 19.46 22.07 -12.0LadThal27 LTSL 1.63 8.0 ... 25.57 17.11 20.25 +2.9LambWst LW .92f 1.4 20 96.32 39.06 775 64.05 -25.5Lannett LCI ... ... 3 15.52 5.46 463 7.11 -19.4LaredoPet LPI ... ... 1 3.43 .33 .89 -68.9LVSands LVS ... ... 12 74.29 33.30 7294 47.07 -31.8LazGlobTR LGI .95 6.6 ...q 16.90 8.54 40 14.35 -13.3Lazard LAZ 1.88 6.4 8 44.95 20.94 615 29.16 -27.0LazWldDiv LOR .69 7.1 ...q 10.10 8.98 9.68 LeafGrp LEAF ... ... ...dd 7.10 1.03 249 3.97 -.8LearCorp LEA ... ... 7 143.50 63.20 316 108.88 -20.6Lee Ent LEE ... ... ... 3.09 .71 314 .99 -30.3LegacyAc LGC ... ... ... 11.36 9.50 2 10.48 +2.0LegacyA wt LGC/WS ... ... ... .40 LegacyA un LGC/U ... ... ... 12.00 9.90 11.40 +6.6LeggMason LM 1.60 3.2 ...dd 50.70 33.99 1360 49.80 +38.7LegMas56 LMHA ... ... ... 27.99 16.63 13 25.60 -3.6LegM 5,4 56 LMHB ... ... ... 26.26 14.50 28 25.19 -2.3

LMGblInco BWG 1.32a 11.4 ...q 11.56 -2.9LeggPlat LEG 1.60 4.5 16 55.42 22.03 843 35.21 -30.7LeGS3.5s34 JBK 1.59 5.6 ... 31.38 20.50 0 28.45 -3.6LeidosHld LDOS 1.36 1.5 13 125.84 68.00 1660 88.45 -9.6LejuHldgs LEJU .20e ... ...dd 2.69 1.03 172 2.24 +11.4LendngC LC ... ... 20 16.50 4.32 2363 5.07 -59.8LennarA LEN .50 .8 11 71.23 25.42 2230 61.94 +11.0LennarB LEN/B .50 1.1 9 56.28 18.87 157 46.50 +4.0Lennox LII 3.08 1.3 30 298.49 163.40 204 238.24 -2.3Leo Hld un LHC ... ... ... 15.75 10.20 13.47 +28.0LeviStr LEVI .23 ... ...cc 23.74 9.09 3365 14.41 -25.3LexRltyTr LXP .42 3.9 20 11.82 7.86 854 10.80 +1.7LexRT pfC LXPpC 3.25 6.1 ... 59.65 36.09 4 53.35 -6.4LbtyASE USA .72e 12.4 ...q 7.15 3.67 748 5.81 -14.2LbtyASG ASG .49e 7.5 ...q 7.13 3.90 510 6.57 +1.1LibOilSv LBRT .20 3.5 6 16.40 2.17 567 5.70 -48.7LifeStorg LSI 4.28 4.4 33 119.61 67.31 248 96.61 -10.8LightInBox LITB ... ... ...dd 1.58 .58 301 .98 -6.7LilisEn LLEX ... ... ...dd .89 .13 .26 -31.8LincNat LNC 1.60 4.5 5 67.17 16.11 1922 35.90 -39.2LincNtl wt LNC/WS ... ... ... 82.24 Linde LIN 3.85f 1.7 44 227.85 146.71 2820 224.65 +5.5Lindsay LNN 1.28 1.4 ...cc 111.76 71.86 82 92.95 -3.2LineCp LN ... ... ... 51.97 27.68 37 51.81 +5.7LineageCl n LCTX ... ... ...dd 1.67 .53 1253 .79 -11.2LinkMotion LKM ... ... ... .55 Linx LINX ... ... ... 9.47 2.83 160 4.72 -46.1LionsGat A LGF/A .36 4.7 ... 13.42 4.18 1022 7.74 -27.4LionsGat B LGF/B .36 5.0 ... 12.56 3.87 583 7.15 -28.0LithiaMot LAD 1.20 .8 19 165.27 55.74 229 157.96 +7.5LiveNatn LYV ... ... ...cc 76.60 21.70 2922 45.46 -36.4LiveRamp RAMP ... ... 89 53.59 23.44 550 45.38 -5.6Livent LTHM ... ... 14 12.29 3.95 3438 6.47 -24.3LloydBkg LYG .47a 31.3 ... 3.58 1.27 7037 1.51 -54.4LoanCore LCRT ... ... ... LoanDpt LDI ... ... ... LockhdM LMT 9.60 2.6 44 442.53 266.11 1202 362.59 -6.9Loews L .25 .7 10 56.88 27.33 852 34.52 -34.2LomaNeg LOMA ... ... 3 12.90 3.01 513 4.67 -40.3LaPac LPX .58f 2.2 11 34.35 12.97 948 26.29 -11.4sLowes LOW 2.20 1.6 30 138.18 60.00 3682 135.76 +13.4Lubys LUB ... ... ...dd 2.65 .46 65 1.38 -37.3sLumberLiq LL ... ... ...dd 14.27 3.77 498 14.12 +44.5LuxferHld LXFR .50 3.4 ... 14.61 -1.7Lydall LDL ... ... 5 26.99 4.79 154 13.91 -32.2LyonBas A LYB 4.20 6.2 6 98.91 33.71 1924 68.25 -27.8

- M -M&T Bk MTB 4.40 4.3 7 174.67 85.09 763 101.93 -40.0M&TBk pfA MTBp 63.75 6.4 ... 1027.00 1000.40 1002.40 M&TBk pfC MTBpC 63.75 6.3 ... 1035.44 1006.56 1006.56 MAG Slv g MAG ... ... ... 14.33 3.84 510 14.05 +18.7MBIA MBI ... ... ...dd 10.90 4.93 724 7.21 -22.5MDC MDC 1.32f 3.7 13 48.99 15.75 371 35.71 -6.4MDU Res MDU .83 3.7 19 32.21 15.00 849 22.18 -25.3MFA Fncl MFA .80 31.3 3 7.22 .29 26670 2.56 -62.5MFA Fn42 MFO 2.00 8.5 ... 27.04 3.71 32 23.40 -10.8MFA pfB MFApB 1.88 8.7 ... 26.10 2.23 61 21.56 -16.4MFS CAMu CCA .60 4.7 ...q 12.90 11.51 12.82 MCR MCR .72a 8.8 ...q 8.60 5.49 108 8.15 -3.2MGF MGF .41 8.7 ...q 4.79 4.22 137 4.71 +2.6MFS HInM CXE .30 6.5 ...q 5.81 3.30 61 4.62 -14.1MFS HYMu CMU .28 6.7 ...q 4.98 3.31 90 4.12 -12.9MFS IHI CIF .25 11.6 ...q 3.09 1.41 47 2.14 -23.2MIN MIN .42 11.1 ...q 3.89 3.23 711 3.79 -.3MFS InvG CXH .50 5.3 ...q 10.41 7.00 31 9.57 -2.0MMT MMT .52 9.1 ...q 6.39 3.72 125 5.73 -6.4MFM MFM .38 6.1 ...q 7.50 4.85 174 6.25 -11.6MFV MFV .58 10.8 ...q 7.17 3.14 32 5.36 -16.9MGIC Inv MTG .24 3.0 4 15.24 4.34 3287 7.94 -44.0MGMGrPr MGP 1.95f 7.4 ... 34.20 11.43 983 26.50 -14.4MGM Rsts MGM .60f 3.6 5 34.63 5.90 19730 16.71 -49.8MI Homes MHO ... ... 15 48.02 9.62 206 33.10 -15.9MPG pfA MPGpA ... ... ... 25.85 MPLX LP MPLX 2.75f 15.6 9 32.65 6.87 3858 17.59 -30.9MRC Glbl MRC ... ... 6 17.06 3.31 305 5.95 -56.4MSA Safety MSA 1.72f 1.5 65 142.34 83.57 137 112.99 -10.6MSC Ind MSM 3.00 4.0 12 79.87 44.93 659 74.87 -4.6MSCI Inc MSCI 2.72 .8 55 356.66 206.82 502 351.21 +36.0MSG Netw MSGN ... ... 4 21.14 8.52 741 10.44 -40.0MV OilTr MVO .84e 21.4 3 8.50 1.76 38 3.92 -37.5MVC Cap MVC .68 10.6 17q 10.45 3.00 10 6.40 -28.9MVC 22 MVCD 1.56 6.6 ... 26.28 12.01 2 23.77 -5.6MacQUtlDv MFD 1.20 14.9 ...q 11.52 5.15 42 8.07 -24.7MacQGInf MGU 1.68f 9.2 ...q 27.00 10.66 77 18.20 -26.7Macerich MAC 2.00m 23.4 5 34.15 4.81 3615 8.55 -68.2MackCali CLI .80 5.2 7 24.09 12.90 573 15.46 -32.6Macquarie MIC 4.00e 12.7 6 45.93 12.50 643 31.58 -26.3Macys M ... ... 2 23.40 4.38 27802 6.61 -61.1MadCvCall MCN .72 12.6 ...q 6.77 3.50 34 5.72 -13.7MadSqEnt n MSGE ... ... ... 87.20 58.67 56 74.68 +14.3MadSqGdS MSGS ... ... ...dd 225.62 130.12 205 152.23 -27.4MagellMid MMP 4.07e 9.4 13 67.75 22.02 1292 43.33 -31.1Magna g MGA 1.60 3.5 8 57.09 22.75 543 45.59 -16.9MagnaChip MX ... ... 7 16.06 6.30 298 10.34 -10.9Maiden prA MHpA 2.06 19.6 ... 11.18 3.25 28 10.53 +53.5Maiden pfC MHpC 1.78 18.3 ... 11.12 3.15 10 9.71 +46.4MaidnH pfD MHpD 1.68 17.8 ... 10.15 3.67 1 9.45 +36.8MaidenHld MHLA .60 3.1 ... 22.00 10.89 0 19.11 -2.8MaidHld 43 MHNC 1.94 8.9 ... 24.09 14.23 1 21.89 -2.6MainStCap MAIN 2.34a 7.5 15 45.10 14.11 381 31.09 -27.9MainStC 23 MSCA 1.53 5.9 ... 25.79 MainSDTMu MMD 1.18 5.7 ...q 22.89 15.20 42 20.64 -1.9Mallinckdt MNK ... ... ... 8.87 1.00 2368 2.49 -28.7ManchUtd MANU .18 1.1 1 20.48 12.06 175 16.25 -18.5Manitowc MTW ... ... ... 18.55 7.24 254 10.72 -38.7ManngNap MN .08 2.9 12 3.94 .99 278 2.80 +60.9ManpwrGp MAN 2.18 3.1 9 100.99 49.57 460 69.43 -28.5Manulife g MFC 1.12 ... ... 21.23 8.62 2485 13.91 -31.4MarathnO MRO .20 3.4 ...dd 14.39 3.02 36143 5.86 -56.8MarathPt MPC 2.32f 6.4 5 69.65 15.26 6849 36.36 -39.7MarcusMill MMI ... ... 17 38.24 21.90 63 28.64 -23.1Marcus MCS .68f 4.7 12 37.64 6.95 410 14.61 -54.0MarineP MPX .32m 2.3 17 16.51 6.77 34 13.95 -3.1sMarineMx HZO ... ... 14 23.38 7.25 737 23.96 +43.6Markel MKL ... ... 52 1345.45 710.52 51 914.36 -20.0MarriotVac VAC 2.16 2.5 14 131.27 30.10 399 86.91 -32.5MarshM MMC 1.82 1.7 30 119.88 74.34 1462 107.92 -3.1MartMM MLM 2.20 1.0 32 281.82 135.08 687 216.34 -22.6sMasco MAS .54 1.1 26 50.96 27.04 2511 50.34 +4.9Masonite g DOOR ... ... 19 87.44 34.88 225 78.28 +8.4Mastec MTZ ... ... 10 73.71 22.51 975 42.68 -33.5MastechD MHH ... ... 59 29.98 4.80 72 25.10 +126.7MasterCrd MA 1.60 .5 71 347.25 199.99 3012 305.57 +2.3MatadorRs MTDR ... ... 6 19.95 1.11 3357 8.03 -55.3Materion MTRN .46f .8 23 68.75 26.15 85 60.13 +1.1MatinasB MTNB ... ... ... 2.49 .49 1401 .77 -66.1Matson MATX .92f 3.2 14 42.16 23.75 173 28.78 -29.5MauiLand MLP ... ... 56 13.58 8.50 12 11.11 -1.2MaverMt MMX .04 .9 ... 5.72 2.51 252 4.42 -13.1MaxarTc MAXR .04e .5 ...dd 7.83 -.1Maximus MMS 1.12f 1.6 21 82.02 46.42 335 70.25 -5.6MaxLinear MXL ... ... 25 26.20 7.79 364 21.88 +3.1MayEngin MEC ... ... ... 15.94 3.89 29 7.90 -15.8sMcCorm vot MKC/V 2.48f 1.4 ... 182.17 113.12 3 181.82 +6.3McCorm MKC 2.48 1.4 35 184.48 112.23 502 181.57 +7.0McDnlds MCD 5.00 2.7 29 221.93 124.23 3170 188.50 -4.6McKesson MCK 1.64 1.1 12 171.22 112.60 706 151.51 +9.5McEwenM MUX .01 1.0 ...dd 2.14 .53 4943 1.04 -18.1Mechel pf MTLp ... ... ... 2.00 .25 219 .54 -20.6Mechel MTL ... ... ... 3.43 1.28 36 1.81 -12.1MedProp MPW 1.08f 5.7 21 24.29 12.35 3130 19.02 -9.9sMedifast MED 4.52f 3.0 65 153.13 49.03 511 149.82 +36.7MedleyCap MCC .20m 28.2 ...dd 2.82 .35 81 .71 -67.4MedleyC 23 MCV 1.53 6.8 ... 24.70 12.36 0 22.39 -7.0MedleyC 21 MCX 1.63 7.0 ... 25.44 10.55 5 23.15 -7.9Medley MDLX .22p ... ... 21.00 1.89 13 4.96 -70.5Medley24 MDLQ ... ... ... 22.46 1.85 26 6.11 -65.2MedleyMgt MDLY .80 103.9 11 3.65 .28 379 .77 -74.0Mednax MD ... ... 5 28.66 7.37 719 18.05 -35.0Medtrnic MDT 2.16 2.3 56 122.15 72.13 4366 93.21 -17.8MegalFn un MFACU ... ... ... 14.38 10.11 12.51 +19.0Merck MRK 2.44 3.1 30 92.64 65.25 7427 79.58 -12.5MercGn MCY 2.52 6.1 24 65.22 33.45 674 40.99 -15.9Meredith MDP ... ... 31 56.86 10.01 701 15.04 -53.7Meritage MTH ... ... 21 79.26 25.24 239 76.29 +24.8Meritor MTOR ... ... 6 27.18 10.91 438 20.14 -23.1MerL pfK MERpK 1.61 6.4 ... 25.20 -1.6MerL pfP MERpP 1.84 7.0 ... 26.35 ML CZN46 PIY 2.09 30.4 ... 12.16 4.98 6.88 -22.7MLRRD29 PYS 1.58 10.5 ... 22.54 11.08 1 15.03 -27.0MLGS flt PYT .76 3.6 ... 23.65 16.62 1 21.19 -8.4MLIdxPl33 IPB 1.51 5.4 ... 31.64 21.89 0 28.20 +.1MesaRoyl MTR 1.00e 19.9 5 12.17 3.88 5 5.01 -27.9Mesab MSB 3.44e ... ... 31.50 9.76 42 17.29 -26.6Methode MEI .44 1.5 12 41.70 21.76 302 29.84 -24.2MetLife MET 1.84 5.0 8 53.28 22.85 6119 37.09 -27.2MetLfe pfA METpA 1.02 4.4 ... 25.31 16.00 28 23.27 -5.9MetLif pfF METpF 1.19 4.8 ... 25.84 12.00 120 24.92 -2.5MetroBkH MCB ... ... 10 51.09 15.52 23 29.51 -38.8MettlerT MTD ... ... 57 867.94 579.40 78 823.45 +3.8MexcoEn MXC ... ... ...dd 5.80 1.53 10 3.12 -20.9MexEqt MXE 1.62e .1 ...q 12.53 5.89 3 8.00 -31.0MexEqt pf MXEp ... ... ... 15.11 MexicoFd MXF .80e 7.8 ...q 15.17 6.88 24 10.21 -25.7MicrFoc MFGP 1.44e 25.6 ... 26.35 3.42 844 5.63 -55.7MicrSol MICR ... ... ...dd 3.49 1.10 1.30 -45.6MidAApt MAA 4.00 3.4 21 148.48 82.00 396 116.03 -12.0MdAApt pfI MAApI 2.13 3.4 ... 70.51 48.51 1 63.04 -4.5MidsthBcp MSL .04 .3 95 12.42 9.89 11.44 MilestnSci MLSS ... ... ... 3.05 .37 844 2.06 +48.2MHowHiInc HIE 1.39 22.6 ...q 12.35 3.11 166 6.16 -45.2MillerInds MLR .72 2.5 16 38.18 25.25 53 29.32 -21.0MinTech MTX .20 .4 11 59.18 27.28 106 46.26 -19.7MissP pfD MPpD 1.31 5.2 ... 25.16 Mistras MG ... ... 5 16.95 2.77 324 3.49 -75.5MitsuUFJ MUFG ... ... ... 5.54 3.32 1207 4.00 -26.3MiX Tele MIXT .22e ... ... 16.30 6.64 21 8.99 -30.7MizuhoFn MFG ... ... ... 3.20 1.96 528 2.49 -19.4MobileTele MBT 1.57e 16.8 1 11.00 6.20 6696 9.33 -8.1sModel N MODN ... ... ...dd 38.73 15.00 444 38.74 +10.5Modine MOD ... ... 4 14.96 2.84 322 5.35 -30.5Moelis&Co MC 1.02m 3.2 23 41.27 22.11 286 31.45 -1.5Mohawk MHK ... ... 8 156.60 56.62 918 103.26 -24.3MolinaHlth MOH ... ... ...dd 196.52 102.85 442 182.94 +34.8MolsCoor A TAP/A 2.28 4.0 5 80.00 42.00 56.61 -13.3MolsCoorB TAP 2.28 6.4 6 61.94 33.55 1564 35.66 -33.8MonRE MNR .68 4.7 29 15.53 8.42 339 14.37 -.8MonRE pfB MNRpB 1.97 7.9 ... 25.03 MonRE pfC MNRpC 1.53 6.1 ... 25.62 13.74 23 24.96 +.2Montage MR ... ... 4 8.30 1.99 787 4.33 -45.5sMoodys MCO 2.24f .8 42 287.25 164.19 686 283.65 +19.5Moog A MOG/A 1.00 1.9 13 96.50 32.49 158 51.80 -39.3Moog B MOG/B 1.00 1.9 14 95.95 33.58 0 54.00 -37.5MorgStan MS 1.40 2.9 10 57.57 27.20 10646 48.82 -4.5MorgSt pfE MSpE 1.78 6.6 ... 30.02 17.39 58 26.95 -5.8MorgSt pfF MSpF 1.72 6.3 ... 29.25 18.77 54 27.32 -3.5MorgSt pfI MSpI 1.59 6.0 ... 29.12 17.41 63 26.53 -5.8MorgSt pfK MSpK ... ... ... 29.18 17.41 26 26.43 -6.8MS China CAF 1.74e ... ...q 22.48 15.77 274 21.63 -.4MS EMD MSD .57e 6.7 ...q 10.01 6.11 561 8.49 -12.3MSEMDDbt EDD .80m 14.0 ...q 7.18 3.75 172 5.73 -18.0MSEmMkt MSF .05e .3 ...q 16.58

MS icb ICB .54a 2.9 ...q 18.59 MS India IIF .04e ... ...q 21.17 10.35 135 17.07 -14.2MSJCP97 HJV 1.75 364.6 ... 6.35 .45 .48 -91.9MorgSt pfA MSpA 1.01e 4.8 ... 23.95 15.01 35 21.10 -6.4Mosaic MOS .20 1.5 21 25.71 6.50 3658 13.14 -39.3MotrlaSolu MSI 2.56 1.9 25 187.49 120.77 1507 136.01 -15.6Movado MOV .80 7.7 25 28.78 8.12 183 10.40 -52.2Mueller MLI .40 1.5 19 34.11 16.78 199 26.75 -15.7MuellerWat MWA .21 2.2 26 12.65 6.64 750 9.51 -20.6MurphO MUR .50m 3.7 89 28.12 4.50 3865 13.64 -49.1MurphUSA MUSA ... ... 21 121.24 78.75 272 113.26 -3.2MyersInd MYE .54 3.7 29 19.16 6.91 111 14.57 -12.6Myomo rs MYO ... ... ... 40.00 2.82 3925 3.94 Myovant MYOV ... ... ...dd 22.07 4.14 670 19.73 +27.1

- N -NCR Corp NCR ... ... 16 35.87 10.55 5170 17.60 -49.9NGL EnPt NGL 1.56 41.6 ...dd 15.71 1.15 1425 3.75 -66.9NGL En pfB NGLpB 2.25 17.2 ... 26.45 3.63 71 13.09 -50.1NL Inds NL .16 4.7 2 5.45 2.28 21 3.37 -13.8NRC Grp NRCG ... ... ... 13.23 10.80 12.24 NRC Gp wt NRCG/WS ... ... ... NRG Egy NRG 1.20f 3.6 53 41.78 19.54 1443 33.03 -16.9NTN Buzz NTN ... ... ...dd 6.75 .94 358 2.15 -2.3NVR NVR ... ... 17 4058.00 2043.01 22 3306.47 -13.2nVent El NVT .70 3.7 ... 28.75 10.54 610 18.87 -26.2Nabors rs NBR ... ... ... 167.50 9.79 817 37.24 NACCO NC .77f 3.3 3 66.40 21.01 34 23.58 -49.6NamTai NTP .28 4.4 ...dd 10.75 3.66 78 6.40 -25.7NanoViric NNVC ... ... ...dd 19.20 .16 371 7.00 +178.9NatBkHldg NBHC .80 3.1 12 37.97 20.25 87 26.06 -26.0NatFuGas NFG 1.74 4.2 13 53.92 31.58 586 41.84 -10.1NatGrid NGG 3.09e 5.4 ... 69.06 44.29 521 57.36 -8.5NtHlthInv NHI 4.41 7.3 16 91.12 31.37 278 60.17 -26.2NHltcre NHC 2.08 3.3 24 89.55 55.88 31 63.56 -26.5NOilVarco NOV .20 1.6 ...dd 25.81 8.00 5748 12.39 -50.5NatPresto NPK 1.00a 1.2 ... 97.90 66.60 33 86.50 -2.1NatRetPrp NNN 2.06 5.6 17 59.26 24.04 2454 36.51 -31.9NRetP pfE NNNpE 1.43 5.7 ... 25.74 25.07 25.07 NtRetP pfF NNNpF 1.30 5.4 ... 27.03 14.76 12 24.23 -4.7NatlStor NSA 1.32 4.6 93 38.22 19.34 287 28.83 -14.2NtStorAf pfA NSApA ... ... ... 27.78 16.20 3 25.82 -3.0NtWst pfC NWpC 1.94 7.6 ... 25.59 Nationstar NSM ... ... 7 18.27 NaturaCo n NTCO ... ... ... 23.90 7.93 167 15.20 NatGsSvcs NGS ... ... 20 16.63 2.62 66 6.67 -45.6NatrlGroc NGVC .28 1.9 16 16.39 5.41 126 14.41 +46.0NatRsPt NRP 1.80 14.6 4 36.47 8.50 16 12.35 -38.6Natuzzi NTZ ... ... ... 1.78 sNautilus NLS ... ... 15 9.78 1.20 1840 10.24 +485.1NavdeaBi NAVB ... ... ... 4.45 .49 269 3.81 +202.4NavigatrH NVGS ... ... ... 13.99 3.80 58 6.81 -49.4NaviosAc NNA 1.20 29.8 ... 11.52 2.09 79 4.03 -52.6Navios pfG NMpG 2.19 79.5 ... 13.14 2.25 0 2.76 -66.4Navios NM ... ... ... 4.57 NavMH pfH NMpH 2.16 72.2 ... 13.25 2.23 2 2.99 -62.6NaviosM NMM 1.20 11.9 ... 21.30 4.08 86 10.12 -45.6Navistar NAV ... ... 8 38.00 15.01 400 28.87 -.2Navistr pfD NAVpD ... ... ... 25.00 15.00 20.00 -9.5NeenahP NP 1.88 3.8 17 77.55 33.44 109 49.13 -30.2Nelnet NNI .80 1.5 12 69.97 36.70 322 54.54 -6.4NeoPhoton NPTN ... ... ...dd 10.34 4.03 1218 8.98 +1.8NescoHld NSCO ... ... ... 10.25 1.38 40 4.34 +5.6NescoHl wt NSCO/WS ... ... ... 1.10 Netw1Tch NTIP .10 4.4 7 2.78 1.80 1 2.25 +3.2NBCAInt NBW .74 5.7 ...q 14.81 10.28 43 12.95 -7.2NeuB HYld NHS .96 9.1 ...q 12.80 6.59 49 10.56 -14.5NBIntMu NBH .90 6.4 ...q 16.85 11.15 98 14.10 -8.5NB MLP NML 1.26 15.9 ...q 7.94 -2.6NBNYInt NBO .58 4.9 ...q 13.20 9.00 13 11.73 -5.9NBRESec NRO .36 9.7 ...q 6.08 1.94 244 3.71 -33.5NevGCas UWN ... ... 28 2.54 NevroCorp NVRO ... ... ...dd 148.05 60.51 282 117.55 NewAmHi HYB .78a 9.8 ...q 9.34 5.37 91 7.95 -12.9NewConcEn GBR ... ... 25 2.63 .55 28 1.24 +.8NE Realty NEN 1.28f 2.3 2 64.80 41.08 2 55.01 -11.3NwGold g NGD ... ... ...dd 1.56 .39 6439 1.33 +51.1NewHome NWHM ... ... 33 6.00 .94 42 3.33 -28.5NwIreland IRL 2.15e 2.0 ...q 10.08 4.34 17 8.06 -18.7NJ Rscs NJR 1.25 3.9 13 50.62 21.14 288 32.45 -27.2NwMtnFin NMFC 1.36 14.7 7q 14.45 4.62 456 9.28 -32.5sNewOriEd EDU .40e ... 76 142.38 89.88 1978 143.84 +18.6NewRelic NEWR ... ... ...dd 96.46 33.49 1249 68.40 +4.1NewResid NRZ .40 5.6 3 17.66 2.91 10902 7.20 -55.3NewRes pfB NRZpB ... ... ... 26.50 6.25 60 19.75 -23.8NewRes pfC NRZpC 1.59 9.1 ... 24.86 6.55 47 17.49 -29.2NewSenInv SNR .26m 7.3 7 8.35 1.72 444 3.58 -53.2NY CmtyB NYCB .68 6.9 13 13.79 8.19 2812 9.79 -18.6NY Cmt pfA NYCBpA ... ... ... 30.41 12.21 13 25.34 -9.4NYCmty un NYCBpU 3.00 6.9 ... 51.50 33.42 1 43.79 -13.6NY Times NYT .24f .6 ...cc 43.32 26.13 1315 42.68 +32.7NewMarket NEU 7.60 1.9 22 505.16 304.65 52 406.32 -16.5NewmntCp NEM 1.00f 1.6 46 69.13 33.00 8330 61.18 +40.8NewpkRes NR ... ... ...dd 8.08 .65 713 2.01 -67.9NexGen g NXE ... ... ... 1.78 .50 461 1.39 +8.6NexPoint n NREF .22p ... ... 19.32 6.34 12 16.56 -11.9NxTierOil NEX ... ... ... 7.21 1.00 985 2.40 -64.2NexaRsc NEXA .53e 6.0 6 8.77 -4.2NexPtCr NHF 2.40m 24.1 ...q 19.14 6.30 300 9.96 -43.8NxPtRsT NXRT 1.60f 4.5 ...dd 52.87 21.06 131 35.36 -21.4NxtEraLP NEP 2.22f 4.2 19 61.87 29.01 285 53.07 +.8NextEra 72 NEEpI 1.28 5.0 ... 26.05 19.70 17 25.62 +.2NextEra 73 NEEpJ 1.25 4.9 ... 25.92 19.10 19 25.49 -.1NextEra76 NEEpK ... ... ... 27.84 18.07 26 25.64 -1.6NextEraEn NEE 5.60 2.3 18 283.35 174.80 1464 246.96 +2.0NxtEra pfO NEEpO ... ... ... 56.74 35.40 21 49.92 -2.7NxtEra pfR NEEpR ... ... ... 72.07 66.03 69.13 NiSource NI .84 3.6 29 30.67 19.56 2576 23.29 -16.3NiSource pf NIpB ... ... ... 28.67 20.31 26 26.18 -6.1NiaM pfB NMKpB 3.60 3.6 ... 108.00 77.60 0 99.67 +3.3NiaM pfC NMKpC 3.90 3.9 ... 109.30 93.75 0 100.96 -4.9Nielsen plc NLSN 1.40 9.3 ...dd 24.69 11.62 1697 15.04 -25.9NikeB NKE .98 1.0 40 105.62 60.00 4990 99.95 -1.3NoahHldgs NOAH ... ... 17 40.18 20.42 1130 30.74 -13.1NobleCorp NE .08 27.6 ...dd 2.32 .12 6817 .29 -76.2NokiaCp NOK .19e 4.1 ... 5.77 2.34 56333 4.60 +24.0NomadF NOMD ... ... ... 23.06 14.08 862 21.30 -4.8Nomura NMR ... ... ... 5.41 3.18 198 4.55 -11.8Norbord OSB .65e 2.7 ... 33.70 8.92 232 24.06 -10.0NordicAm NAT .13e 3.1 ...dd 9.00 1.66 3599 4.18 -15.0Nordstrm JWN ... ... 6 43.37 12.27 6087 15.83 -61.3NorflkSo NSC 3.76 2.1 19 219.88 112.62 1242 178.62 -8.0NoAmEn g NOA .16f ... ... 10.61 -.6NEurO NRT .78e 24.5 5 7.60 2.19 28 3.18 -46.2NoWestCp NWE 2.40f 4.4 14 80.52 45.06 277 54.76 -23.6sNDynMn g NAK ... ... ... 1.53 .35 10185 1.67 +290.2NthnO&G NOG ... ... 11 2.43 .50 10269 .85 -63.8NorthropG NOC 5.80f 1.9 33 385.01 263.31 739 312.40 -9.2NwNaturHl NWN 1.90 3.5 24 77.26 50.50 142 54.62 -25.9NorwCruis NCLH ... ... 4 59.78 7.03 36798 16.13 -72.4NovaBay NBY ... ... ...dd 1.85 .24 2310 1.12 +75.0NovaGld g NG ... ... ...dd 12.85 4.65 2854 9.18 +2.5Novartis NVS 3.04e 3.4 17 99.84 69.18 1043 88.46 -6.6NovoNord NVO 1.78e 2.7 ... 68.71 47.25 987 65.92 +13.9NOW Inc DNOW ... ... 10 14.72 4.05 675 8.96 -20.3NuSkin NUS 1.50 3.4 21 48.61 12.31 1941 44.43 +8.4Nucor NUE 1.61 3.9 8 58.70 27.53 2405 41.65 -26.0NustarEn NS 2.40 17.1 12 30.06 4.98 664 14.04 -45.7NustEn pfA NSpA 2.13 11.7 ... 25.75 6.06 82 18.26 -24.1Nustar pfB NSpB 1.91 11.2 ... 24.13 5.89 28 17.09 -21.1Nustar pfC NSpC ... ... ... 26.14 7.00 18 19.12 -23.9Nustar 43 NSS 1.91 9.4 ... 26.65 7.09 88 20.32 -21.2Nutrien NTR 1.80 5.4 ... 55.25 23.85 1275 33.27 -30.6NuvNYVl2 NYV ... ... ... 14.98 11.00 4 13.74 -3.9NuvCr22 JCO ... ... ... 10.18 5.41 26 8.21 -18.1NuvHiInO NMZ ... ... ... 14.98 9.25 233 13.28 -6.4Nuv Pf22 JPT ... ... ... 26.14 13.12 42 21.64 -14.1Nuv 11-21 JHB ... ... ... 10.13 7.03 99 9.04 -9.7NuvCA V2 NCB ... ... ... 17.50 12.23 5 14.64 -7.3Nuv RE In JRS ... ... ... 20.66 4.50 107 7.70 -27.5NuvMO Pr NOM ... ... ... 14.92 10.05 1 13.60 -4.6NuvAllCEn JMLP 1.37 123.4 ...q 6.64 .40 1.11 -78.9NuvAZ NAZ .80 5.9 ...q 14.68 10.53 10 13.50 +.2NuvBldAm NBB 1.34 6.2 ...q 23.60 16.32 59 21.64 -.9NCaAMTFr NKX .86 5.8 ...q 16.14 11.25 38 14.96 -1.6NCADvA NAC .91 6.4 ...q 15.66 10.85 137 14.24 -4.4NCalMunV NCA .47 4.6 ...q 10.98 8.74 18 10.18 -4.4NuvCASel NXC .63a 3.9 ...q 18.33 12.00 4 16.07 -3.3NCTDv2 pfC NGKpC .26 2.6 ... 10.02 NCTPI NTC .68a 5.7 ...q 12.35 11.60 12.04 NuvCorEqA JCE 1.21a 9.8 ...q 15.43 8.05 111 12.33 -15.7NvCredStr JQC .62 10.4 ...q 8.01 3.75 461 5.95 -22.4NvDvrsDiv JDD 1.04 13.4 ...q 11.26 5.00 88 7.78 -28.6NuvDivA NAD .85a 6.0 ...q 15.26 10.75 284 14.10 -3.4NuvEnhM NZF .83a 7.0 ...q 11.90 -2.5NvDow30DO DIAX 1.06 7.6 ...q 18.41 9.50 139 13.90 -21.3NuEnMLP JMF 1.35 94.3 ...p 9.73 .65 1.43 -81.6NEnhMuV NEV .96a 6.6 ...q 15.91 10.05 123 14.56 -2.1NuvFloat JFR .72 9.1 ...q 10.37 4.73 174 7.93 -22.6NuvFltOp JRO .76a 9.6 ...q 10.19 5.33 157 7.84 -21.5NvGADiv2 NKG .64a 5.2 ...q 13.11 9.01 12 12.31 -2.4NuvGblHIn JGH 1.58 11.8 ... 16.86 9.24 50 13.35 -18.5NuvHi2020 JHY .68 7.3 ...q 10.29 6.60 36 9.31 -4.7NNYAmtF NRK .70 5.4 ...q 14.04 10.00 47 12.92 -4.8NuvAmtFr NEA .75a 5.3 ...q 15.06 10.51 481 14.02 -2.5NuvIntMu NID .68 5.2 ...q 14.55 10.46 86 13.19 -5.2NvIntQMu NIQ .57 4.0 ...q 14.78 11.42 7 14.19 +2.2NMDPI NMY .67a 5.1 ...q 14.20 10.50 19 12.95 -3.7NvMAP NMT .71a 5.1 ...q 14.51 11.25 2 13.94 -2.0NMIQI NUM .74 5.4 ...q 14.60 10.03 16 13.76 -2.7NuvMNMu NMS .80 5.6 ...q 14.90 11.01 6 14.25 -2.4NuvMtgIn JLS 1.52 7.7 ...q 23.30 13.82 9 19.80 -9.8NuMtgOp2 JMT 1.53 6.9 ...q 22.77 21.95 22.05 NuvMultM JMM .48 7.0 ...q 7.56 5.20 7 6.88 -7.0NvMuI NMI .50a 4.6 ...q 12.10 8.98 8 10.81 -4.1NuvMuVal NUV .39a 3.8 ...q 11.15 8.30 249 10.30 -3.7Nv AMT-Fr NUW .78a 5.0 ...q 18.86 12.12 8 15.58 -3.9NuvNJDiv NXJ .82a 6.1 ...q 15.18 10.83 97 13.29 -9.3NuvNJMV NJV .59a 4.6 ...q 12.85 -1.3NNYDvA NAN .80a 5.9 ...q 14.72 10.32 31 13.53 -4.7NNYMV NNY .39a 4.0 ...q 10.76 8.26 14 9.77 -6.8NuvNYSel NXN .55 4.2 ...q 14.50 11.12 2 13.05 -7.8NNCPI NNC .59a 4.3 ...q 13.88 13.24 13.66 NOHQI NUO .80 5.3 ...q 16.15 12.10 22 15.00 -2.8NvPA NQP .81a 5.9 ...q 14.84 11.01 23 13.62 -3.7NuvPaMV NPN .62a 4.5 ...q 13.89 -1.2NuvPf&Inc JPI 1.95a 8.4 ...q 26.46 12.29 128 23.16 -10.3NvPfdInco JPC .80 9.7 ...q 10.77 4.62 263 8.30 -20.7NuvQPf2 JPS .70 8.2 ...q 10.49 4.55 959 8.53 -15.0NuvREAst JRI 1.49a 12.6 ...q 19.15 6.37 150 11.83 -35.6NuvEqtP BXMX 1.00 8.9 ...q 13.95 7.77 221 11.19 -18.6NEqPrmG SPXX 1.04 7.9 ...q 16.97 8.64 102 13.11 -20.4NvSMM NIM .31a 3.0 ...q 10.85 8.97 10 10.29 -1.9NSTFI NXP .55a 3.5 ...q 16.99 12.70 15 15.90 -3.2NSTFI2 NXQ .53a 3.5 ...q 15.84 11.56 33 15.11 -.9NSTFI3 NXR .55a 3.4 ...q 16.73 12.99 23 16.30 NuvSnIn NSL .42 9.0 ...q 6.16 3.13 1404 4.67 -21.6NuShDCrd JSD 1.16a 9.9 ...q 15.58 7.92 28 11.79 -22.4Nv TA Div JTD 1.23 9.3 ...q 18.35 7.30 65 13.20 -23.8NvTxATR JTA 1.04 12.5 ...q 12.31 4.67 85 8.31 -31.2










NVAPI NPV .65a 4.5 ...q 15.74 10.08 17 14.57 -.2NuverEnv NES ... ... ...dd 7.69 .94 8 2.17 -25.0

- O -O-I Glass OI .20 2.1 11 17.87 4.31 1192 9.34 -21.7OCI Ptrs OCIP .70e 6.1 33 11.45 OFG Bncp OFG .28 2.1 8 24.44 8.63 168 13.20 -44.1OFG pfA OFGpA 1.78 7.0 ... 27.34 12.01 3 25.31 -3.3OFG pfB OFGpB 1.75 7.2 ... 26.61 13.17 8 24.14 -8.5OFG pfD OFGpD 1.78 7.2 ... 27.34 10.75 4 24.62 -7.1OGE Engy OGE 1.55 5.1 16 46.43 23.01 1128 30.52 -31.4OM AsstM OMAM .32 2.1 16 15.35 ONEGas OGS 2.16 2.8 23 96.97 63.67 167 76.39 -18.4OcciPet OXY .04m .2 14 54.05 9.00 23903 18.18 -55.9Oceaneerg OII .60 9.6 ...cc 20.52 2.01 1198 6.28 -57.9OcwenFn OCN ... ... ...dd 2.23 .28 655 .63 -54.1Oi SA C OIBR/C ... ... ... 2.18 .35 2455 1.09 +17.0OilStates OIS ... ... ...dd 17.81 1.52 824 4.65 -71.5Oil-Dri ODC 1.04f 2.9 38 38.80 27.51 17 35.29 -2.6OldRepub ORI .84f 5.2 13 24.10 11.88 3186 16.16 -27.8Olin OLN .80 7.0 3 22.03 8.76 3166 11.38 -34.0Om Asst 31 OMAA 1.28 5.3 ... 24.13 OmegaHlt OHI 2.68 8.9 11 45.22 13.33 2836 29.99 -29.2Omnicom OMC 2.60 4.7 9 85.05 46.37 1540 55.26 -31.8Omnova OMN ... ... ...dd 10.15 7.88 10.14 +.3OnAssign ASGN ... ... 18 57.41 OnDeckCap ONDK ... ... 2 4.71 .54 3428 .76 -81.6tOncoCyte OCX ... ... ...dd 3.51 1.50 3508 1.33 -40.9OneLibrty OLP 1.80 10.1 11 29.40 9.71 87 17.75 -34.7OneSmart ONE ... ... ... 8.69 3.68 254 4.11 -38.4OneMain OMF 1.32f 5.3 12 48.92 12.21 907 25.10 -40.5ONEOK OKE 3.74f 13.2 21 78.48 12.16 15223 28.29 -62.6Nanomtr ONTO ... ... 28 42.50 20.32 339 35.10 -3.9Ooma OOMA ... ... 32 19.18 7.45 920 16.70 +26.2OppenHldg OPY .48 2.1 11 31.82 14.21 219 22.66 -17.5Oracle ORCL .96 1.7 58 60.50 39.71 15306 56.60 +6.8Oragenics OGEN ... ... ...dd Orange ORAN .41e 3.3 ... 16.64 9.93 610 12.34 -15.4OrchidIsl ORC .94e 20.5 24 6.94 1.53 750 4.55 -22.2OrionECarb OEC .80 ... 23 20.78 5.93 216 10.47 -45.8OrionGpHl ORN ... ... ...dd 5.99 1.53 496 2.87 -44.7Orix IX ... ... ... 89.21 52.65 50 61.55 -26.2OrmatTc ORA .44 .7 56 87.07 55.22 349 62.22 -16.5OshkoshCp OSK 1.20 1.7 16 95.62 46.72 466 71.76 -24.2OsiskoGl OR .20 ... ... 13.43 4.65 1151 10.34 +6.5OspreyTc n SFTW ... ... ... 10.33 9.11 150 10.00 +2.6OsprTc wt SFTW/WS ... ... ... OtisWrlW n OTIS .20p ... ... 61.46 41.26 1999 56.86 +28.4OutfrontM OUT 1.52f 10.9 12 31.20 7.07 2053 13.90 -48.2OversSh wi OSG/WI ... ... ... 2.75 OverSh OSG ... ... ... 2.81 1.51 532 1.95 -15.2Ovintv g rs OVV .38 3.7 3 28.75 2.10 6559 10.06 OwensMin OMI .01 .1 5 9.69 2.43 1251 7.65 +48.0OwensCorn OC .96 1.7 17 68.72 28.56 673 55.64 -14.2OwensRM ORM .96f 4.4 15 21.75 OwlRock n ORCC 1.32 10.6 28 19.19 8.09 691 12.45 -30.4OxfordInds OXM 1.48 3.4 11 80.55 30.37 171 43.60 -42.2

P-QPBF Engy PBF 1.20 12.8 3 34.91 5.19 8401 9.37 -70.1PBF Logist PBFX 2.06f 22.9 5 22.00 3.06 508 8.99 -55.6PCM Fund PCM .96 10.0 ...q 12.01 5.51 42 9.63 -16.0PG&E Cp PCG ... ... 13 23.09 3.55 35087 9.15 -15.8PGT Inc PGTI ... ... 21 18.48 6.88 168 15.63 +4.8PJT Part PJT .20 .4 ...dd 58.00 23.63 73 50.52 +11.9sPLDT Inc PHI .92e 3.6 ... 26.28 15.91 130 25.88 +29.5PNC pfP PNCpP 1.65 6.2 ... 28.10 18.66 93 26.51 -3.2PNC pfQ PNCpQ 1.34 5.3 ... 26.50 17.50 14 25.35 -1.0PNC PNC 4.60 4.5 9 161.79 79.41 2320 103.35 -35.3PNC wt PNC/WS ... ... ... 88.25 PNM Res PNM 1.23 3.1 19 56.14 27.08 251 39.28 -22.5POSCO PKX ... ... ... 52.80 26.27 250 38.69 -23.6PPG PPG 2.04 1.9 20 134.36 69.77 1606 109.88 -17.7PPG wd PPG/WD ... ... ... 138.47 PPL Cap 73 PPX 1.48 5.7 ... 26.43 15.30 20 25.67 -.6PPL Corp PPL 1.66 6.4 11 36.83 18.12 4126 25.88 -27.9PQ GrpH PQG ... ... 27 17.26 8.50 75 13.43 -21.8PS BusPk PSB 4.20f 3.1 27 192.13 102.48 111 134.32 -18.5PSBPk pfU PSBpU 1.44 5.8 ... 25.95 25.21 24.96 PSBPk pfV PSBpV 1.42 5.7 ... 26.07 25.22 24.92 PS BsPk pfZ PSBpZ 1.22 5.1 ... 25.96 13.82 16 24.05 -3.0PS BusP pfY PSBpY ... ... ... 27.03 14.50 2 24.93 -2.9PS BusP pfX PSBpX 1.31 5.2 ... 27.85 15.13 15 25.02 -4.1PS BsPk pfW PSBpW ... ... ... 26.75 14.93 14 24.84 -3.6PVH Corp PVH .15 .3 5 108.06 28.40 1686 46.50 -55.8PacCashCow COWZ ... ... ... 28.80 PacifCstOil ROYT .31e 94.9 1 2.23 .15 672 .33 -37.4PacDrill PACD ... ... ...dd 3.40 PacGE pfA PCGpA 1.50 5.0 ... 30.94 20.78 3 29.75 +14.5PacGE pfB PCGpB 1.37 5.1 ... 28.49 18.30 6 26.75 +11.5sPacGE pfC PCGpC 1.25 4.9 ... 26.19 17.41 2 25.43 +18.0PacGE pfD PCGpD 1.25 5.0 ... 26.46 17.64 6 25.25 +18.0sPacGE pfE PCGpE 1.25 5.0 ... 25.59 17.88 22 25.25 +18.3PacGE pfG PCGpG 1.20 5.1 ... 25.07 16.60 1 23.42 +14.8PacGE pfH PCGpH 1.12 4.5 ... 25.05 16.00 24.90 +29.4PacGE pfI PCGpI 1.09 4.5 ... 25.00 15.06 24.25 +24.0Pacif pf PPWp 5.00 5.0 ... 100.26 PackAmer PKG 3.16 3.2 13 114.78 71.05 742 100.00 -10.7PagrDuty PD ... ... ... 51.88 12.33 2424 29.69 +26.9Pagsegur PAGS ... ... 14 53.43 13.58 2576 37.89 +10.9PalatinTch PTN ... ... ... 1.13 .36 1985 .51 -35.0PaloAltNet PANW ... ... ...dd 251.11 125.47 1022 235.91 +2.0PampaEng PAM ... ... ... 36.41 8.72 907 11.65 -29.1PanhO&G PHX .04m 1.5 3 15.29 2.44 133 2.66 -76.3ParPetr rt PARR/r ... ... ... .06 ParPacHl PARR ... ... 12 25.69 5.72 332 8.71 -62.5ParTech PAR ... ... ...cc 35.10 9.64 192 31.02 +.9ParaGold PZG ... ... 4 1.38 .47 638 1.20 +55.2ParamtGp PGRE .40 5.2 ... 15.00 6.42 2866 7.65 -45.0Paretem TEUM ... ... ...dd 2.25 ParkEl PKE .40 2.6 28 16.97 15.90 15.63 -7.1ParkHot PK ... ... ... 27.82 3.99 5119 9.61 -62.9ParkNatl PRK 4.08f 6.0 10 105.52 65.05 42 68.10 -33.5ParkerHan PH 3.52 1.9 23 215.94 93.00 686 186.50 -9.4ParsleyEn PE .20f 1.8 12 20.80 3.92 9679 10.87 -42.5Parsons PSN ... ... ... 45.40 24.67 368 34.55 -16.3PartRe pfF PREpF 1.47 5.8 ... 26.16 14.50 2 25.18 -2.1PartRe pfG PREpG 1.63 6.3 ... 27.50 14.65 9 25.60 -3.0PartRe pfH PREpH 1.81 6.9 ... 28.00 17.56 123 26.10 -3.1PartRe pfI PREpI 1.47 5.8 ... 27.07 13.59 4 25.45 -1.2PartyCity PRTY ... ... 1 7.77 .26 4114 1.38 -41.0PaycomSft PAYC ... ... ...cc 342.00 163.42 555 321.41 +21.4PeabodyE BTU .58 20.1 ... 24.25 2.51 1572 2.89 -68.3PeabEn pfA BTUp 2.13 ... ... Pearson PSO .25e 3.4 ... 11.51 5.08 224 7.20 -14.6Pebblebrk PEB .04 .3 7 29.57 5.39 1766 12.89 -51.9Pebble pfC PEBpC 1.63 8.1 ... 26.19 5.06 5 20.01 -21.2Pebbleb pfD PEBpD 2.09 10.5 ... 27.28 5.50 1 19.94 -22.8Peblbrk pf E PEBpE ... ... ... 25.79 7.75 5 19.35 -23.8Peblbrk pf F PEBpF ... ... ... 27.08 7.45 19.41 -24.5Pedevco PED ... ... ... 2.05 .67 208 .88 -46.8Pembina g PBA 1.63 ... 18 40.65 10.58 957 24.30 -34.4PennaRE PEI .08m 5.6 2 6.68 .80 2109 1.42 -73.4PenRE pfB PEIpB 1.84 19.7 ... 22.90 1.48 4 9.34 -53.4PenRE pfC PEIpC 1.80 22.0 ... 22.67 1.64 45 8.20 -56.0PenRE pfD PEIpD 1.72 19.9 ... 22.49 3.00 21 8.65 -55.2PennyMFn PFSI .48 ... 17 30.78 -.8PennyMac PMT 1.88 10.5 19 23.79 3.50 1210 17.90 -19.7Penny pfA PMTpA 2.03 9.4 ... 28.43 5.93 17 21.64 -18.4PennyM pfB PMTpB ... ... ... 26.76 5.31 11 21.55 -17.8Penske PAG 1.68f 4.2 10 53.81 19.99 396 40.44 -19.5Pentair PNR .76 2.0 11 47.43 22.01 983 37.76 -17.7Penumbra PEN ... ... ...cc 194.93 121.80 485 191.26 +16.4PerfFood PFGC ... ... 20 54.49 7.41 1344 27.00 -47.6PerkElm PKI .28 .3 38 105.70 62.91 736 100.09 +3.1PermRck PRT .99e 34.9 ... 8.50 1.00 21 2.84 -47.2Prmian PBT .42e 12.8 9 5.88 2.39 97 3.29 -14.8PermvRoy PVL 1.45e 121.8 3 2.87 .67 67 1.19 -35.7Perrigo PRGO .90f 1.6 27 63.86 40.01 1119 55.29 +7.0Perspecta PRSP .28f 1.3 47 29.88 14.03 850 22.30 -15.7PetChina PTR .70e 1.8 ... 55.38 27.74 265 37.89 -24.7PetrbrsA PBR/A ... ... ... 15.67 4.16 3899 8.42 -43.6Petrobras PBR ... ... ... 16.95 4.01 23538 8.67 -45.6Pfenex PFNX ... ... ...dd 14.00 5.26 314 8.30 -24.4Pfizer PFE 1.52 4.4 14 44.11 27.88 25735 34.51 -11.9Pfizer wd PFE/WD ... ... ... 28.25 PhilaEn PESC ... ... ... PhilipMor PM 4.68 6.6 14 90.17 56.01 3563 70.60 -17.0PhilipsNV PHG .80e 1.6 ... 50.78 30.50 887 49.15 +.7Phillips66 PSX 3.60 5.3 6 119.92 40.04 3589 68.09 -38.9Phill66LP PSXP 3.50f 11.8 8 65.23 19.00 4836 29.78 -51.7PhoenixCo PFX ... ... ... PhxNMda FENG 1.37e ... 39 2.24 1.15 275 1.57 -19.9PhysRltTr DOC .92 5.3 60 20.78 11.01 1325 17.39 -7.1PiedmOfc PDM .84 5.1 8 24.78 12.86 772 16.49 -25.9PimEnTac NRGX ... ... ... 20.25 3.39 268 6.80 -58.8PimcoCA PCQ .92 5.8 ...q 20.78 12.55 43 15.90 -19.9PimcoCA2 PCK .65 7.3 ...q 10.37 6.52 36 8.80 -12.0PimcCA3 PZC .72 7.0 ...q 11.64 7.13 20 10.27 -10.0PimcoCp&I PCN 1.35 8.5 ...q 20.25 8.84 123 15.90 -16.8PimCpOp PTY 1.56a 9.9 ...q 19.73 9.10 640 15.81 -16.8PimDyCrd PCI 1.97 10.3 ...q 25.70 13.46 714 19.04 -24.4PimDyInco PDI 2.65a 10.6 ...q 33.90 16.65 344 24.94 -23.1PimcIncStr PFL 1.08 10.8 ...q 12.40 5.95 112 9.99 -15.7PimIncStr2 PFN .96 10.8 ...q 10.91 5.00 241 8.90 -16.0PimStPls PGP 2.20 27.0 ...q 13.09 4.51 58 8.16 -31.8PimcoHiI PHK 1.24 22.9 ...q 8.11 3.55 591 5.41 -28.0PimIncOpp PKO 2.28a 9.9 ...q 28.65 13.47 117 22.98 -17.3PimcoMuni PMF .98 7.2 ...q 15.85 9.13 39 13.56 -10.2PimcoMu2 PML .78 5.7 ...q 16.20 9.12 108 13.64 -14.1PimcMu3 PMX .75 6.6 ...q 12.96 8.50 48 11.48 -8.7PimcoNY PNF .68 5.8 ...q 14.65 8.23 21 11.73 -15.0PimcoNY2 PNI .80 7.6 ...q 12.79 7.08 25 10.42 -13.7PimcNY3 PYN .63 6.7 ...q 10.69 7.00 8 9.40 -2.4PimcoStrIn RCS .96 14.5 ...q 10.10 4.77 141 6.62 -27.2PinWst PNW 3.13 4.1 18 103.31 60.05 922 76.80 -14.6Pinterest PINS ... ... ...dd 36.83 10.10 21899 25.82 +38.5PionDvrsHi HNW 1.38 11.4 ...q 15.43 9.05 5 12.13 -18.5PionEnSvc PES ... ... ...dd .32 .16 .16 PionFltRt PHD .72 7.6 ...q 11.19 5.80 49 9.53 -13.1PionHiIn PHT 1.14 15.0 ...q 10.03 5.04 85 7.61 -20.2PioMuAdv MAV .84 8.0 ...q 11.45 7.61 62 10.56 -2.3PioMunHi MHI .84 7.4 ...q 12.78 8.42 137 11.34 -6.1PioNtrl PXD 2.20f 2.2 ...cc 159.01 48.62 1371 98.72 -34.8PiperSandl PIPR 1.50e 2.6 ...dd 87.45 31.95 83 58.63 -26.7PitnyBw PBI .20 7.7 2 5.50 1.67 1535 2.59 -35.7PitnyBw 43 PBIpB 1.67 11.2 ... 22.75 8.02 13 15.00 -17.9PivotlAc wt PVT/WS ... ... ... PivotalAc un PVTU ... ... ... 11.74 10.20 10.48 PivtInII n PIC ... ... ... 10.23 9.50 138 10.11 +1.7PivtInII wt PIC/WS ... ... ... PivotInII un PIC/U ... ... ... 10.65 9.38 10.47 +2.6PlainsAAP PAA 1.44 16.8 14 25.26 3.00 4342 8.59 -53.3PlainsGP PAGP 1.44 ... 4 25.69 3.04 2798 8.77 -53.7PlanetFit PLNT ... ... 63 88.77 23.77 1419 61.59 -17.5PlanetGrn PLAG ... ... ... 5.35 1.53 46 2.71 -1.1Plantron PLT ... ... 5 42.44 4.60 374 14.96 -45.3PlatGpM PLG ... ... 5 1.37 PlayAGS AGS ... ... ... 21.59 .70 565 3.39 -72.1PlymInd PLYM .80 4.1 ...dd 21.50 16.74 19.39 +5.4PlymInd pfA PLYMpA 1.88 7.4 ... 29.60 11.81 9 25.25 -4.7

PolarStarR PSRT ... ... ... Polaris PII 2.48f 2.6 22 104.37 37.36 766 95.00 -6.6PolyMet g PLM ... ... ...dd .97 .15 14440 .44 +74.1PolyMet rt PLMr ... ... ... PolyOne POL .81 3.0 12 37.33 8.69 534 26.71 -27.4PortGE POR 1.54 3.7 18 62.97 37.83 566 41.94 -24.8KCAPFn 19 KAP 1.84 7.3 ... 25.36 PostHldg POST ... ... 9 112.89 68.97 566 89.29 -18.2PostRlt PSTL .80f 5.2 ... 19.48 10.84 4 15.48 -8.7PowrREIT PW ... ... ...dd 33.89 5.74 54 26.59 +195.4PwREIT pfA PWpA ... ... ... 30.13 24.00 0 26.40 -3.1PrecDrill PDS ... ... ...dd 1.89 .27 974 .71 -49.1PfdAptCm APTS .70m 9.2 ...dd 15.25 5.27 314 7.57 -43.2Prestige PBH ... ... 3 46.12 27.40 391 36.28 -10.4Pretium g PVG ... ... ... 13.83 4.05 2183 8.53 -23.4Primerica PRI 1.60f 1.4 14 138.05 61.20 216 114.87 -12.0PrimoWat PRMW .24 1.7 ...cc 16.00 6.33 1232 13.81 +1.0PrincREstI PGZ 1.32m 11.0 ...q 22.01 9.51 50 11.98 -43.3PriorIn pfC PRIFpC ... ... ... 26.16 13.07 1 24.45 -2.5PriorIn pfE PRIFpE ... ... ... 25.08 15.20 23.61 -3.8ProAssur PRA .20m 1.4 7 42.03 12.67 295 14.07 -61.1ProLogis PLD 2.32 2.4 36 99.04 59.82 2509 95.56 +7.2ProPetr PUMP ... ... ... 20.67 1.36 1406 5.27 -53.2ProctGam PG 3.16f 2.6 28 128.09 94.34 6022 121.63 -2.6ProgsvCp PGR .10e .1 32 84.96 62.18 2313 79.42 +9.7ProsHldg PRO ... ... ...dd 75.39 19.73 287 44.40 -25.9ProsCap 24 PBB 1.56 6.3 ... 26.04 11.30 14 24.76 -2.1ProspBcsh PB 1.84 3.2 15 75.22 42.02 361 57.36 -20.2Protalx rs PLX ... ... ... 4.86 1.70 102 3.66 +11.6ProtLf PLpE 1.50 ... ... ProtoLabs PRLB ... ... 56 136.85 63.19 260 113.81 +12.1Provect wt PVCT/WS ... ... ... .02 ProvidFS PFS .92 6.7 9 25.86 9.05 471 13.74 -44.3ProvMtgC PMCA ... ... ... Prudentl PRU 4.40 7.2 6 103.56 38.62 2423 61.31 -34.6Prudentl18 PFK .65 2.6 ... 24.99 PrudFn 52 PJH 1.44 5.7 ... 26.59 17.91 26 25.42 -2.0PrudtlF 53 PRH 1.43 5.6 ... 26.49 17.60 22 25.45 -1.7PruSDHiY GHY 1.32 9.9 ...q 13.31 -3.2PruUK pf PUKp 1.69 6.5 ... 28.14 14.35 14 25.96 -7.3PruUK pfA PUKpA 1.63 6.1 ... 28.53 17.00 10 26.69 -2.5Prud UK PUK 1.49e 4.7 ... 39.10 15.68 321 31.59 -17.1PruShHiY ISD 1.32 9.5 ...q 13.86 -3.1PSEG PEG 1.96f 3.9 17 63.88 34.75 2352 50.62 -14.3PubStrg PSA 6.80 3.5 21 266.76 155.37 871 196.53 -7.7PubSt pfU PSApU 1.41 5.6 ... 25.88 25.15 25.33 PubSt pfV PSApV 1.34 5.4 ... 25.83 20.01 25.02 -.8PubSt pfW PSApW 1.30 5.2 ... 25.79 19.00 14 25.14 -.6PubSt pfX PSApX 1.30 5.2 ... 25.75 19.54 31 25.14 -.7PubSt pfZ PSApZ 1.50 5.9 ... 25.37 PubSt pfL PSApL 1.16 4.6 ... 25.50 24.95 92 25.45 +1.8PubSt pfJ PSApJ 1.18 4.6 ... 27.33 18.05 14 25.54 -.6PubSt pfI PSApI ... ... ... 26.68 18.78 7 25.73 -.1PubSt pfG PSApG ... ... ... 27.37 18.61 5 25.92 +.2PubSt pfF PSApF 1.29 5.0 ... 27.38 18.63 38 25.71 -1.2PubSt pfE PSApE 1.23 4.9 ... 26.38 18.88 32 25.15 -1.3PubSt pfD PSApD 1.24 4.9 ... 26.30 18.69 5 25.40 -.3PubSt pfC PSApC ... ... ... 26.62 19.25 5 25.61 -.4PubSt pfB PSApB ... ... ... 27.09 20.05 7 25.70 -.5PubSt pfA PSApA 1.47 5.9 ... 27.11 25.15 24.99 PulteGrp PHM .48 1.4 19 47.37 17.12 2749 34.10 -12.1PureStrg PSTG ... ... ...dd 20.50 7.93 5882 17.66 +3.2PutHiInSec PCF .37 4.8 ...q 7.79 -5.8PMMI PMM .44 6.0 ...q 8.44 5.92 210 7.31 -8.5PMIIT PIM .31 7.5 ...q 4.91 3.32 138 4.18 -11.8PMOT PMO .71 5.6 ...q 13.65 9.97 73 12.72 -3.3PPrIT PPT .31 6.5 ...q 5.73 3.50 189 4.79 -11.8Puxin NEW ... ... ... 11.58 3.62 1635 7.18 -12.4PzenaInv PZN .58e 11.0 7 10.15 3.46 28 5.26 -39.0Q2 Hldgs QTWO ... ... ...dd 93.90 47.17 681 90.05 +11.1QEP Res QEP .08 5.7 4 7.36 .26 10762 1.40 -68.9QIAGEN QGEN ... ... 36 44.41 25.04 1791 43.26 +28.0QTS RltTr QTS 1.88 2.8 ...dd 68.96 42.64 541 66.35 +22.3QTS Rlt pfA QTSpA 1.78 6.6 ... 28.43 17.50 4 26.88 -1.2QTS Rlt pfB QTSpB 1.63 1.1 ... 152.66 99.00 28 147.79 +14.4QuadGrph QUAD .60 18.5 ...dd 12.12 2.00 184 3.25 -30.4QuakerCh KWR 1.54 .8 37 199.61 108.14 53 186.24 +13.2QuanexBld NX .32 2.4 21 20.42 7.90 112 13.46 -21.2QuantaSvc PWR .20 .5 26 44.09 23.77 1025 39.00 -4.2Qudian QD ... ... ... 9.21 1.21 12416 2.23 -52.7QstDiag DGX 2.24 1.9 22 125.00 73.02 1443 118.37 +10.8QuintEn QES ... ... ... 4.04 .59 104 .94 -66.5QuotientTc QUOT ... ... ...dd 11.99 4.55 407 7.59 -23.0Qwest 54 CTV 1.72 6.8 ... 26.38 13.46 59 25.17 -.7Qwest53 CTY 1.53 6.7 ... 25.44 11.03 73 22.92 -7.6Qwest 25 CTZ 1.66 6.9 ... 26.08 11.20 33 24.14 -4.9Qwest 56 CTAA ... ... ... 27.05 14.00 19 25.30 -3.0Qwest57 CTDD ... ... ... 26.59 12.73 40 24.85 -3.0Qwest56 CTBB ... ... ... 26.19 11.25 81 23.74 -6.8

- R -RAIT pfA RASpA 1.94 21.9 ... 8.84 RAIT pfB RASpB 2.09 24.1 ... 8.66 RAIT pfC RASpC 2.22 22.9 ... 9.70 RAIT Fn 24 RFT 1.91 11.3 ... 16.91 RAITFn 19 RFTA 1.78 8.6 ... 20.66 RELX plc RELX .54e 2.3 ... 27.26 16.81 920 23.52 -6.9RH RH ... ... 43 268.00 73.14 653 259.30 +21.5RLI Corp RLI .96f 1.2 21 99.93 66.02 144 80.36 -10.7RLJ LodgT RLJ .04 .4 6 18.17 3.88 1126 9.19 -48.1RLJ Lod pfA RLJpA .49 2.2 ... 29.15 6.71 35 21.99 -23.4RMG Ac RMG ... ... ... 10.50 9.03 179 10.20 +2.2RMG Ac wt RMG/WS ... ... ... RMG Ac un RMG/U ... ... ... 10.68 9.60 10.54 +3.7RPC RES .20m 6.6 4 7.13 1.72 516 3.05 -41.8RPM RPM 1.44 1.9 6 80.10 42.85 397 76.03 -1.0RTW Retl RTW ... ... 3 2.25 .14 5191 .25 -68.4RYB Edu RYB ... ... ... 6.90 2.22 59 3.05 -44.0RadianGrp RDN .50 3.3 5 26.32 9.53 1726 14.95 -40.6RadiantLog RLGT ... ... 19 5.96 3.08 155 4.26 -23.5RadLog pfA RLGTpA 2.44 9.5 ... 25.63 RafaelHl RFL ... ... ... 23.50 15.12 18.10 RLauren RL 2.75 3.9 10 128.29 59.82 658 71.39 -39.1RamcoG RPT .88 6.8 14 12.86 -1.7RamcG pfD RPTpD 3.63 7.6 ... 47.79 -3.7RangeRs RRC .08 1.2 7 8.25 1.61 9109 6.42 +32.4RngrEnS RNGR ... ... 6 8.09 2.48 9 2.85 -55.7Ranpak PACK ... ... ... 9.28 4.32 104 7.46 -8.5Ranpak wt PACK/WS ... ... ... RJamesFn RJF 1.48f 2.1 10 102.45 54.21 817 69.19 -22.7RayAdvM RYAM .28 9.9 1 6.15 .90 291 2.84 -26.0RayAdv pfA RYAMpA 2.00 9.3 ... 47.25 21.00 21.40 Rayonier RYN 1.08 4.4 26 33.10 15.96 422 24.61 -24.9RaythTch RTX 2.94 4.6 10 99.71 43.44 6123 63.32 -32.8ReadyCap RC 1.00m 11.7 18 16.90 3.92 409 8.55 -44.6ReadyC23 RCA 1.75 8.3 ... 28.58 9.50 0 21.15 -21.1ReadyC21 RCP 1.63 6.8 ... 26.10 11.20 4 24.10 -6.3ReadyC26 n RCB 1.55 6.1 ... 25.30 -3.0Realogy RLGY .27p 3.6 10 13.88 2.09 1491 7.54 -22.1RltyInco O 2.79f 4.6 34 84.92 38.00 1652 60.26 -18.2ReavesUtl UTG 1.82 6.0 ...q 40.20 19.45 249 30.50 -17.7ReavesU rt UTGr ... ... ... .14 RedLionH RLH ... ... ...dd 7.35 1.16 134 2.27 -39.1RedwdTr RWT .50m 7.4 5 18.01 2.14 2272 6.74 -59.3Reeds REED ... ... ... 3.70 RegalBel RBC 1.20 1.4 15 90.65 51.99 195 87.79 +2.5RegalEnt RGC .88a 3.8 24 22.99 RgcyC pfG REGpG 1.50 6.0 ... 25.20 RegHlthPr RHE ... ... 28 1.70 RegHlt pfA RHEpA 2.72 139.5 ... 6.55 1.38 1.95 -52.9RegnlMgt RM ... ... 8 34.93 10.33 110 17.83 -40.6RegionsFn RF .62 5.7 8 17.54 6.94 9381 10.80 -37.1Regions pfA RFpA 1.59 6.3 ... 26.50 15.22 28 25.25 -1.5Regns pfB RFpB 1.59 6.1 ... 29.33 12.90 44 25.87 -8.3Regis Cp RGS ... ... 9 23.27 4.22 675 8.29 -53.6ReinsGrp RGA 2.40 3.1 7 169.26 55.39 680 76.23 -53.3ReinsGp42 RZA 1.55 6.1 ... 28.34 15.39 29 25.51 -8.0ReinsG56 RZB 1.44 5.9 ... 30.37 11.92 52 24.54 -12.9RelStlAl RS 2.50f 2.6 21 122.17 70.57 279 95.16 -20.5RELM RWC .08 2.2 18 3.65 RemaxHld RMAX .88 2.8 17 40.78 14.40 82 31.65 -17.8RenaRe pf F RNRpF ... ... ... 24.84 -2.8RenaisRe RNR 1.40f .8 ...dd 202.68 113.27 292 173.58 -11.4RenRe prE RNRpE 1.34 5.3 ... 25.71 15.63 7 25.25 -.2RenRe prC RNRpC 1.52 6.0 ... 27.63 25.55 25.37 -2.3ReneSola SOL ... ... ... 2.09 .85 140 1.29 -8.8RennFund RCG ... ... ...q 1.75 .90 25 1.28 -22.0Renren rs RENN ... ... ... 5.50 .45 41 3.81 ReplayA un RPLA/U ... ... ... 10.64 9.60 10.54 +1.6RepubSvc RSG 1.62 2.0 37 100.91 65.37 1354 81.57 -9.0ResidioTc REZI ... ... ...cc 22.16 3.72 1654 11.49 -3.7sResMed RMD 1.56 .8 61 193.91 108.85 619 193.62 +24.9ResoluteF RFP 1.50e ... ...dd 7.15 1.14 184 2.42 -42.4RestBrnds QSR 2.00 3.5 18 79.46 25.08 2334 56.53 -11.4RetailProp RPAI .66 9.2 12 14.30 2.87 2286 7.17 -46.5RetailVal RVI 2.05 16.2 ... 38.85 8.32 50 12.63 -65.7RetractTc RVP ... ... ...dd 7.95 .62 481 6.21 +314.0RevGp REVG .20 3.3 8 14.99 3.50 349 5.98 -51.1Revlon REV ... ... ...dd 27.46 8.68 211 9.94 -53.6Revolve n RVLV ... ... ...cc 26.69 7.17 801 15.57 -15.2RexAmRes REX ... ... 19 98.79 33.81 18 67.94 -17.1RexfordIR REXR .86f 2.0 63 53.27 31.79 744 43.13 -5.6RexfdIn pfA REXRpA ... ... ... 26.68 16.02 0 25.38 -1.7RexfInR pfB REXRpB 1.47 5.6 ... 27.17 14.58 0 26.04 -.9RexfrIR pfC REXR.PRC 1.41 5.5 ... 27.00 14.67 1 25.42 -.9Rexnord RXN .32 1.1 21 35.64 18.87 638 29.16 -10.6Rexnrd pfA RXNpA ... ... ... 61.81 52.18 59.60 sRingCentrl RNG ... ... ...dd 296.39 117.02 1134 290.79 +72.4RingEngy REI ... ... 4 3.44 .52 797 1.18 -55.3RioTinto RIO 4.43e 7.8 ... 61.75 35.35 2120 56.95 -4.1RitchieBr RBA .80 2.0 46 45.16 25.92 587 40.78 -5.1RiteAid RAD ... ... ... 23.88 5.04 5353 18.18 +17.5RvNthMk RSF ... ... ... 19.87 14.05 6 14.93 -18.1Rivrnrth rt RIV/rw ... ... ... Riv/Doubl OPP ... ... ... 17.87 10.56 46 14.22 -13.5RoadrTr RRTS ... ... 1 12.75 1.88 1.93 -79.0RobtHalf RHI 1.36 2.6 19 63.97 32.38 679 52.41 -17.0RockwlAut ROK 4.08 1.9 32 230.71 115.38 662 214.59 +5.9RogCm RCI 2.00 ... 9 54.53 32.20 325 40.53 -18.4Rogers ROG ... ... 36 174.65 75.72 73 128.15 +2.7Rollins ROL .42 1.0 43 46.95 30.72 1095 42.75 +28.9Roper ROP 2.05f .5 37 410.41 240.00 440 393.19 +11.0RosettaStn RST ... ... ...dd 24.41 8.85 122 16.73 -7.8Roundys RNDY ... ... ...dd 3.60 RBCda pfT RYpT 1.69 ... ... 32.48 21.51 1 28.08 -5.8RoyalBk g RY 3.92e ... ... 82.58 49.55 784 69.02 -12.9RBScotlnd RBS ... ... ... 7.05 2.45 1709 3.16 -50.9RBSct prF RBSpF 1.91 7.4 ... 25.86 RBSct prH RBSpH 1.81 7.0 ... 25.68 RBSct prL RBSpL 1.44 5.7 ... 25.25 RBSct prS RBSpS 1.65 6.6 ... 25.17 RylCarb RCL 2.80 5.6 7 135.32 19.25 13267 50.02 -62.5RoyDShllB RDS/B 1.28m 4.1 48 66.02 19.19 5204 31.50 -47.5RoyDShllA RDS/A 1.09m 3.3 51 65.62 21.26 4477 33.45 -43.3RoyceGVal RGT .10e ... ... 12.33 6.35 9 11.92 +2.0RoyceMC RMT .64e 8.8 ...q 8.96 4.30 126 7.29 -14.6Royce RVT 1.22e 9.7 ...q 15.34 7.50 218 12.64 -14.4Ryder R 2.24 5.6 9 60.55 22.62 1257 39.75 -26.8RyersonH RYI ... ... 19 12.54 3.76 215 5.38 -54.5RymanHP RHP 3.60 10.7 7 91.57 13.25 585 33.56 -61.3

- S -sS&P Glbl SPGI 2.68 .8 51 339.29 186.06 1297 341.02 +24.9sSAP SE SAP 1.31e .9 ... 143.62 90.90 695 147.56 +10.1SC Hlth n SCPE ... ... ... 10.25 9.50 720 10.10 +1.6SC Hlth wt SCPE/WS ... ... ... SCE TrV SCEpK ... ... ... 25.14 14.13 10 22.64 -8.2SCE I pfF SCEpF 1.41 ... ... SCE II prG SCEpG 1.28 5.5 ... 25.15 16.15 10 23.35 -6.6SCE Tr pfH SCEpH 1.44 6.5 ... 25.30 14.31 8 22.22 -8.9SCETr pfJ SCEpJ 1.34 6.4 ... 25.20 13.52 9 20.97 -14.4SCE Tr pfL SCEpL 1.25 5.5 ... 24.45 15.31 7 22.79 -5.0SCVX un SCVX/U ... ... ... 10.75 9.25 10.26 -.6SFL Cp SFL 1.40 15.0 10 15.10 6.33 596 9.35 -35.7SiteCtr SITC .80 10.3 5 15.85 3.60 2057 7.74 -44.8DDR pfJ DDRpJ 1.63 7.1 ... 23.02 SiteCtr pf J SITCpJ ... ... ... 24.96 SiteCtr pf K SITCpK ... ... ... 24.28 -1.6DDR Cp pfA DDRpA ... ... ... 22.81 SiteCtr pf E SITCpA ... ... ... SJW SJW 1.28 2.1 22 74.99 45.60 86 62.12 -12.6SK Tlcm SKM ... ... ... 24.64 14.07 347 20.86 -9.7SLGreen SLG 3.54e 7.0 18 96.39 35.16 1520 50.61 -44.9SL Grn pfI SLGpI 1.63 6.4 ... 26.73 18.04 2 25.45 +.2SM Energy SM .02m .6 ...dd 12.91 .90 4586 3.56 -68.3SpdrSCap SPSM ... ... ... 33.48 18.35 322 26.58 -18.5SPX Cp SPXC ... ... 42 53.76 25.50 178 40.50 -20.4SPX Flow FLOW ... ... 15 49.94 15.74 150 36.61 -25.1STMicro STM .40 1.4 20 31.98 14.67 2135 27.92 +3.8SABESP SBS .39e 3.5 ... 15.40 5.54 1257 11.00 -26.9SabnR SBR 3.44e 11.7 ... 48.38 23.02 32 29.47 -26.9SachemC SACH .53e 18.0 ... 5.70 1.20 64 2.94 -32.3SafeBulk SB .04 3.2 ... 2.38 .74 137 1.24 -27.1SafeBlk pfB SBpB 2.00 7.8 ... 25.50 SafeBlk pfC SBpC 2.00 10.5 ... 23.41 9.25 4 19.13 -15.2SafeB pfD SBpD 2.00 10.4 ... 23.50 9.90 19.30 -14.6SafegdSci SFE ... ... ...dd 12.79 4.43 106 6.78 -38.3SafeInco SAFE .62f 1.9 ... 33.55 -.9SailptTch SAIL ... ... ...dd 29.23 11.61 1058 27.55 +16.7StJoe JOE ... ... 58 23.38 15.32 127 19.06 -3.9sSalesforce CRM ... ... ...cc 195.72 115.29 5786 197.72 +21.6SalMidMLP SMM .24m 6.1 ...q 9.03 2.08 37 3.96 -49.2SallyBty SBH ... ... 9 21.98 6.28 2091 13.47 -26.2SJuanB SJT .40e 17.0 5 3.64 1.39 99 2.36 -7.1SanchzM SNMP .60 166.7 1 2.33 .15 128 .36 +19.2SandRidge SD ... ... ... 7.01 .70 325 1.30 -69.3SandRdgP PER .37e 84.1 1 1.94 .25 242 .44 -48.3SandstG g SAND ... ... ... 7.67 5.33 7.19 -3.5SantCUSA SC .88e ... 5 27.75 9.74 727 19.04 -18.5SantFn pfA SANpA 1.70 6.6 ... 25.88 SantFn pfB SANpB 1.03 4.7 ... 21.85 -2.2SantFn pfC SANpC 1.63 6.4 ... 25.39 SantFn pfI SANpI 1.60 6.5 ... 24.75 SaratogaI SAR 2.24f 14.7 5 28.70 5.94 127 15.25 -38.9Sasol SSL 1.41e 17.0 ... 24.46 1.25 2252 8.28 -61.7SaulCntr BFS 2.12 6.5 11 57.29 23.58 62 32.85 -37.8SaulCt pfD BFSpD ... ... ... 27.42 12.35 2 22.79 -12.7SaulCt pfE BFSpE ... ... ... 27.18 10.84 3 22.43 -14.7MastThera MSTX/O ... ... ...dd .13 Schlmbrg SLB .50m 2.7 11 41.40 11.87 11465 18.75 -53.4SchndrNt SNDR .26f 1.1 ... 24.93 15.36 396 24.69 +13.2Schwab SCHW .72f 2.1 13 51.65 28.00 13573 34.21 -28.1Schwb pfC SCHWpC 1.50 5.9 ... 27.37 18.98 130 25.45 -2.1Schwb pfD SCHWpD ... ... ... 27.25 19.40 15 26.08 -1.6SchwitMau SWM 1.76 5.5 11 46.65 20.00 163 31.93 -24.0SciApplic SAIC 1.48 2.0 16 96.80 45.45 661 74.20 -14.7ScorpioB19 SLTB 1.88 7.5 ... 25.22 Scorpio rs SALT .20 1.2 ... 77.80 13.75 355 16.15 ScorpioT 20 SBNA 1.69 6.8 ... 25.70 23.67 24.99 -1.5ScorpT19 SBBC ... ... ... 25.11 ScorpTk STNG .40 2.9 ... 40.45 12.35 1738 13.59 -65.5Scotts SMG 2.32 1.7 32 151.03 76.50 228 134.43 +26.6ScullyRoy SRL ... ... ...dd 15.56 6.04 0 7.80 -37.1SculptCap SCU .82 6.3 ... 28.85 8.86 66 12.95 -41.4sSea Ltd SE ... ... ... 119.23 26.41 5467 114.41 +184.5SbdCp SEB 9.00 .3 10 4450.00 2614.00 1 2946.98 -30.7sSeabGld g SA ... ... ... 17.92 5.25 382 17.76 +28.5SeacorHld CKH ... ... ...dd 51.42 22.23 43 27.28 -36.8SeacrMar SMHI ... ... ... 14.87 1.46 513 2.36 -82.9SealAir SEE .64 1.9 17 45.86 17.06 1174 33.95 -14.8Seaspn pfH SSWpH ... ... ... 27.19 23.88 24.04 -7.8Seaspan SSWA .50 2.0 ... 26.50 24.65 24.84 -4.2SeaWorld SEAS ... ... 25 36.96 6.75 1459 15.75 -50.3SelEngS WTTR ... ... ... 11.26 2.22 267 4.85 -47.7SelMedHld SEM ... ... 10 28.26 10.00 523 14.70 -37.0SelctIns 43 SGZA 1.47 5.9 ... 25.10 SempraEn SRE 4.18 3.5 19 161.87 88.00 1833 120.45 -20.5Sempra pfA SREpA ... ... ... 127.23 77.20 111 99.85 -16.8Sempr pf B SREpB ... ... ... 125.72 75.41 3 100.72 -15.4SensataT ST ... ... 16 46.29 Senseon SENS ... ... ... 2.48 Sensient SXT 1.56 3.0 14 74.16 38.24 157 52.71 -20.2SequansC SQNS ... ... ...dd 1.04 .42 .58 Seritage SRG 1.00 9.1 ... 45.70 5.00 1189 11.04 -72.5Seritge pfA SRGpA 1.75 11.7 ... 26.67 10.35 8 14.95 -43.2ServiceCp SCI .76 1.9 17 52.89 33.93 525 39.70 -13.8ServiceMst SERV ... ... ...dd 58.78 17.63 846 36.17 -6.4sServcNow NOW ... ... ...dd 424.84 213.99 1775 416.44 +47.5Servotr SVT .16e 2.1 ...cc 11.33 5.40 2 7.60 -24.5ShakeShk SHAK ... ... ...cc 105.84 30.01 1421 53.43 -10.3ShawCm g SJR 1.18 ... 11 20.90 12.20 500 16.48 -18.8ShellMidst SHLX 1.84 15.8 8 22.70 5.70 1363 11.63 -42.5Sherwin SHW 4.52 .8 45 603.36 325.43 548 592.16 +1.5ShinhanFn SHG ... ... ... 39.74 17.09 73 25.61 -32.7Shopify SHOP ... ... ...dd 1059.44 282.08 4329 986.77 +148.2Shutterstk SSTK .68e ... 67 45.98 28.76 220 37.25 -13.1SibanyeSt SBSW .14r 1.5 ... 13.27 3.50 2942 9.57 -3.6SiderurNac SID ... ... ... 4.71 1.02 2657 2.07 -40.0SierraMt SMTS ... ... ...cc 2.75 .45 373 1.19 -27.8Sifco SIF ... ... ... 5.62 1.89 0 4.05 +2.5SignetJwlrs SIG 1.48 14.0 ...dd 31.44 5.60 1508 10.57 -51.4Silvrbow SBOW ... ... ... 13.88 1.50 253 3.89 -60.7SlvrcpMt SVM .03 ... ...cc 5.93 1.50 1429 5.21 -8.1SimonProp SPG 8.40 12.2 9 165.48 42.25 6064 68.93 -53.7Simon pfJ SPGpJ 4.19 7.1 ... 77.70 45.50 3 59.38 -18.0SimpsnM SSD .92 1.1 30 95.65 47.02 182 82.02 +2.2SinopcShg SHI ... ... ... 38.51 21.25 134 27.27 -10.7Siteone SITE ... ... 38 119.42 53.29 191 112.68 +24.3SixFlags SIX 1.00m 5.0 6 59.52 8.75 1791 19.87 -56.0Skechers SKX ... ... 16 44.50 17.06 1495 29.70 -31.2Skyline SKY ... ... ...dd 37.03 10.82 303 24.52 -22.6SlackTc WORK ... ... ... 40.07 15.10 13601 31.12 +38.4Smartsh SMAR ... ... ... 60.45 30.91 2015 50.98 +13.5Smith&N SNN .70e 1.8 70 52.26 26.07 439 39.86 -17.1SmithAO AOS .96 2.0 19 52.70 33.81 779 48.04 +.8Smucker SJM 3.52 3.3 13 125.62 91.88 726 105.87 +1.7SnapInc A SNAP ... ... ...dd 24.90 7.89 18670 23.42 +43.4SnapOn SNA 4.32 3.2 13 172.61 90.72 438 137.01 -19.1SocQ&M SQM .73e 2.6 17 33.30 15.20 1098 28.35 +6.2Sofi 50 SFYF ... ... ... 21.47 12.59 8 20.37 -2.4Sogou SOGO ... ... 31 5.80 2.95 1366 4.28 -5.9Sol-Wind SLWD ... ... ... SolarOilf SOI .42 5.8 ... 15.18 4.50 249 7.24 -48.3Solitario XPL ... ... ...dd .49 .13 127 .32 +8.0SonicAut SAH .40 1.2 18 35.41 9.00 568 34.25 +10.5SonocoP SON 1.72 3.3 22 66.57 37.30 376 52.80 -14.5SonyCp SNE ... ... ... 73.86 50.94 1397 70.53 +3.7SourcC SOR 1.00 2.9 ...q 41.34 24.23 13 33.96 -12.2SoJerInd SJI 1.18 4.9 ...dd 34.48 19.62 887 23.99 -27.3SCEd pfB SCEpB 1.02 4.5 ... 24.76 17.49 22.70 +.1SCEd pfC SCEpC 1.06 4.7 ... 25.47 19.73 22.71 -4.2SCEd pfD SCEpD 1.08 4.4 ... 25.02 19.19 7 24.80 +7.6SCEd pfE SCEpE 1.20 5.0 ... 25.47 19.41 1 24.00 -2.4SouthnCo SO 2.50f 4.8 25 71.10 41.96 3294 52.61 -17.4SouthCo 75 SOJA 1.56 6.1 ... 26.82 22.06 39 25.71 -2.5SouthCo77 SOJC 1.31 5.1 ... 26.97 19.33 22 25.69 -2.4SthnCopper SCCO 1.50e 3.7 25 44.82 23.43 1160 40.74 -4.1SwstAirl LUV .72 2.1 8 58.83 22.47 16399 34.30 -36.5SwtGas SWX 2.28 3.3 21 92.94 45.68 285 69.46 -8.6SwGA Fn SGB .48 2.5 10 35.34 15.30 18.95 -46.0SwstnEngy SWN ... ... 3 3.90 1.06 18901 2.76 +14.0SprkNtSE wi LOV ... ... ... 12.20 1.80 121 3.80 -16.1SpecOpps SPE 1.19e 3.0 ...q 15.00 7.50 17 11.51 -21.9SpcOpp pfB SPEpB .88 3.5 ... 26.10 22.70 0 25.07 -1.9SpectrmB SPB 1.68 3.7 4 64.72 19.59 421 45.89 -28.6Spire SR 2.49f 3.7 15 88.00 57.37 344 67.07 -19.5SpiritAero SPR .04m .2 5 92.81 13.69 3531 24.02 -67.0SpiritAir SAVE ... ... 6 55.21 7.01 16456 17.74 -56.0SpirMTA SMTA 1.33e ... ...dd .88 .55 .77 SpiritR pfA SRCpA 1.50 6.2 ... 27.41 12.14 9 24.34 -6.6SpiritRl SRC 2.50 7.2 15 54.63 18.37 399 34.61 -29.6Spotify SPOT ... ... ...dd 274.30 109.18 5158 260.26 +74.0SpragueRs SRLP 2.67 17.5 10 19.10 9.83 92 15.26 -9.8SprottSilv PSLV ... ... ...q 7.19 4.34 3220 6.68 +2.1sSprottGold PHYS ... ... ...q 14.34 11.13 2090 14.32 +17.6SprottPPP SPPP ... ... ... 19.31 8.80 36 13.95 -3.1SprottRL g SILU ... ... ... 1.25 sSquare SQ ... ... ... 118.78 32.33 34362 118.97 +90.2STAG Indl STAG 1.39 4.7 88 33.48 17.54 989 29.81 -5.6STAG pfB STAGpB 1.66 6.7 ... 24.76 STAG pfC STAGpC ... ... ... 28.30 16.24 0 25.77 -3.4StdMotor SMP 1.00f 2.4 31 55.85 33.94 62 41.61 -21.8Standex SXI .88 1.6 19 81.69 37.50 82 56.42 -28.9StanBlkDk SWK 2.76 2.0 31 173.67 70.00 887 141.09 -14.9StanB&D 52 SWJ 1.44 5.8 ... 26.34 25.17 24.99 Stantec g STN .62 ... 19 31.94 20.22 135 31.50 +11.3StarGas SGU .53f 6.1 12 9.99 6.11 148 8.69 -8.1Starret SCX .40 12.2 11 6.92 3.01 11 3.29 -42.5Startek SRT ... ... 37 8.30 2.75 53 5.15 -35.5StarwdPT STWD 1.92 13.3 8 26.33 7.59 2701 14.49 -41.7StateStr STT 2.08 3.2 10 85.89 42.10 1521 64.48 -18.5StateSt pfC STTpC ... ... ... 26.10 25.04 25.19 -1.8StateSt pfD STTpD ... ... ... 28.72 15.78 25 26.45 -3.7SteelPtrs SPLP 1.50 26.1 2 14.00 4.31 8 5.74 -52.6SteelPr pfA SPLPpA ... ... ... 23.77 15.26 2 16.53 -29.2Steelcse SCS .40 3.6 9 23.02 7.02 1313 10.96 -46.4StellusCap SCM 1.36 16.4 6 15.04 4.10 151 8.30 -41.7StellCap22 SCA 1.44 6.3 ... 26.02 11.10 3 22.99 -9.6Stepan SCL 1.10 1.1 24 105.87 69.33 59 97.23 -5.1Stereotax n STXS ... ... ... 5.82 1.70 219 4.40 -16.8Steris plc STE 1.48 1.0 39 168.98 105.69 646 153.65 +.8SterlingBc STL .28 2.5 6 22.17 7.01 2580 11.18 -47.0SterlBc pfA STLpA ... ... ... 29.00 10.11 6 24.86 -6.7StewInfo STC 1.20 3.8 17 44.14 20.26 88 31.73 -22.2StifelFin SF .68 1.4 15 69.10 31.13 359 47.22 -22.1Stifel pfA SFpA 1.56 6.1 ... 28.47 13.33 4 25.47 -5.1Stif 47 ef SFB ... ... ... 26.96 12.77 4 25.52 -.4Stifel47 SFpB 1.30 5.0 ... 28.14 12.45 5 25.97 -3.7StoneHEM EDF 2.04 28.3 ...q 14.48 3.46 66 7.21 -47.7StonHEmM EDI 1.81 23.7 ...q 13.13 4.08 58 7.65 -35.8StoneMor STON 1.32 91.0 ... 2.12 1.00 1.45 Stonerdg SRI ... ... 11 34.46 13.87 105 20.20 -31.1StoreCap STOR 1.40 5.9 22 40.96 13.00 1846 23.57 -36.7StratALL36 GJT .29 1.5 ... 22.11 17.54 0 18.80 -10.4Strat D35 GJP .74 3.1 ... 25.25 21.00 23.50 +2.4StratGS33 GJS .32 1.7 ... 21.81 17.63 19.10 -9.5StratNWS95 GJV 1.75 6.7 ... 26.88 25.81 26.26 StratPG34 GJR .27 1.2 ... 23.78 19.84 21.95 -4.3StratUSM GJH .64 6.4 ... 10.37 6.11 9.99 -.6StratWMT GJO .22 1.0 ... 24.00 20.02 0 21.55 -8.3










Stryker SYK 2.30 1.3 31 226.30 124.54 1068 183.90 -12.4sSturmRug RGR .78e .9 27 79.26 38.44 406 78.18 +66.2SubPpne SPH 2.40 16.8 12 24.89 8.64 183 14.31 -34.5SumitMitsu SMFG ... ... ... 7.56 4.49 1045 5.80 -21.7SummitHtl INN .72 12.3 5 12.59 2.32 959 5.83 -52.8SumtH pfC INNpC 1.78 7.1 ... 24.90 SummtH pfD INNpD 1.61 8.7 ... 27.18 6.75 15 18.54 -28.1SumHP pfE INNpE ... ... ... 27.50 4.35 1 18.04 -29.4SumtMtls SUM .29t ... 16 25.22 7.51 592 16.86 -29.5SummitMP SMLP .50m 50.0 ...dd 8.00 .50 243 1.00 -69.8SunCmts SUI 3.16 2.3 ...cc 173.98 95.34 364 138.63 -7.6SunLfFn g SLF 2.20 ... ... 50.13 24.37 520 37.07 -18.7SunCokeE SXC .24 ... 2 9.17 2.33 692 2.93 -53.0Suncor g SU .84m 5.0 ... 34.56 9.60 4813 16.94 -48.4SunlOnl STG ... ... ... 3.01 .68 129 1.39 -45.9SunLink SSY ... ... ...dd 1.65 .60 47 .83 -22.4SunocoLP SUN 3.30 14.1 6 34.09 10.46 352 23.47 -23.3SunstnHtl SHO .20 2.5 9 14.47 5.75 3241 8.06 -42.1SunstHt pfE SHOpE ... ... ... 27.81 12.50 1 24.35 -6.4SunstHt pfF SHOpF 1.61 6.6 ... 28.00 11.97 24.55 -5.3SupDrillg SDPI ... ... ...dd 1.05 .20 6 .73 -10.9SuperiorInd SUP .36 21.2 3 4.45 .90 2614 1.70 -53.9SuzanoP SUZ ... ... ... 18.62 4.43 137 6.88 -30.1SwEBioFu23 FUE ... ... ... 6.17 4.36 5.40 -12.2SwEGrain23 GRU ... ... ... 3.38 2.46 4 2.73 -13.2SwRCmETR RJN ... ... ... 3.16 .87 9 1.44 -51.7SwRCmMTR RJZ ... ... ... 8.59 5.86 3 8.33 -.9SwRCmATR RJA ... ... ... 5.63 4.27 29 5.01 -10.0SwERCmTR RJI ... ... ... 5.48 3.20 72 4.08 -24.3SwisHelv SWZ .64e .4 ...q 8.84 5.54 38 7.97 -5.2Switch SWCH .10e ... ... 19.56 10.30 2815 18.27 +23.3SwitchE un SBE/U ... ... ... 11.62 9.60 10.10 +.7Synchrony SYF .88 3.9 6 38.18 12.15 4960 22.80 -36.7Synchr pf SYFpA ... ... ... 26.24 9.00 100 21.83 -14.6Synnex SNX 1.50 1.3 13 153.07 52.06 646 118.78 -7.8Synovs pfC SNVpC 1.97 7.9 ... 24.94 SynovusFn SNV 1.32 6.8 5 40.32 10.91 1507 19.55 -50.1SynthBio SYN ... ... ... .41 Sysco SYY 1.80 3.3 21 85.98 26.00 2527 53.76 -36.8Systemax SYX .28f 1.4 20 26.57 14.00 48 20.33 -19.2

- T -sTAL Educ TAL ... ... ...cc 73.29 30.78 3810 74.15 +53.8TC Energy TRP 3.09e ... 16 57.70 32.37 948 42.49 -20.3TC PpLn TCP 2.60 8.6 10 44.65 18.00 217 30.33 -28.3TCF deo pfC TCFpD ... ... ... 26.20 25.22 26.20 TCF F pfC TCFpC 1.61 6.4 ... 25.10 TCW Strat TSI .40f 7.1 ...q 6.01 3.89 120 5.59 -3.1TE Connect TEL 1.92f 2.3 10 101.00 48.62 927 82.50 -13.9THLCred22 TCRZ 1.69 6.9 ... 25.66 13.00 4 24.48 -3.2THLCSenL TSLF 1.32 11.1 ...q 15.61 8.85 11.88 -21.7TIM Part TSU .28e 2.0 ... 20.32 10.29 1374 14.18 -25.8TJX TJX ... ... 18 64.95 32.72 7237 52.64 -13.8TPG Pace TPGE ... ... ... 12.30 TPG RE TRTX 1.72 20.8 5 21.30 2.45 575 8.25 -59.3TPG SpLnd TSLX 1.56 8.9 8 23.67 11.25 17.51 -18.4tTailorBr TLRD .72 105.9 1 7.24 .70 4021 .68 -83.6Taiwan TWN 1.71 ... ...q 22.48 13.75 1 22.44 +9.1sTaiwSemi TSM .73e 1.2 ... 60.64 39.24 12714 61.88 +6.5TakedaPh TAK ... ... ... 20.93 12.43 1170 17.66 -10.5Takung TKAT ... ... ...dd 2.38 .35 1.01 +102.4TallgELP TEGP 2.20f 9.8 ...dd 22.45 10.93 22.39 +1.2TalosEn TALO ... ... ...dd 31.34 5.00 372 8.87 -70.6StneEn wt SGY/WS ... ... ... 7.21 TangerFac SKT 1.43f 20.4 4 17.94 4.05 1653 7.02 -52.3TanzRy g TRX ... ... ... .94 Tapestry TPR 1.35 10.2 8 31.34 10.18 7056 13.18 -51.1TargaRes TRGP .40m 2.1 ... 43.47 3.66 4795 19.12 -53.2TargaR pfA NGLSpA 2.25 9.9 ... 27.54 6.47 9 22.69 -12.3Target TGT 2.72f 2.3 20 130.24 80.03 3630 119.24 -7.0TaroPhrm TARO 12.81e ... 9 99.69 56.07 18 68.20 -22.4Taseko TGB ... ... ... .62 .20 601 .52 +7.3TataCom TCL ... ... ... 6.62 TataMotors TTM ... ... ... 14.03 3.92 5071 7.53 -41.8Taubmn TCO 2.70 7.2 19 53.40 26.24 3417 37.37 +20.2Taub pfJ TCOpJ 1.63 7.5 ... 26.34 12.16 21 21.64 -16.6Taub pfK TCOpK 1.56 7.3 ... 26.49 11.31 15 21.36 -17.6TaylorMH TMHC ... ... 9 28.36 6.39 1046 19.29 -11.8Team TISI ... ... ...dd 19.00 3.75 319 5.54 -65.3Technip FTI .13 ... 4 28.57 4.49 6298 7.72 -64.0TeckRes g TECK .19e ... ... 23.13 5.60 2972 10.77 -38.0Teekay TK .22 9.3 ...dd 5.76 2.04 1267 2.37 -55.5TeekLNG TGP .76 6.7 ... 16.74 7.00 140 11.35 -27.1TeekLN pfA TGPpA 2.25 9.5 ... 27.01 13.57 4 23.63 -10.7TeekOffsh TOO .04m 2.6 ... 1.55 1.10 1.55 +.3TeekOf pfA TOOpA 1.81 21.9 ... 23.98 5.64 8.28 -60.8TeekOf pfB TOOpB 2.13 22.9 ... 24.00 6.90 9.29 -58.2TeekOf pfE TOOpE 2.22 20.7 ... 24.00 7.15 10.73 -52.0TeekyTnk rs TNK ... ... ... 26.92 7.68 940 13.44 -43.9Tegna TGNA .28 2.6 7 18.31 9.61 1736 10.95 -34.4TejonRnch TRC ... ... ...cc 18.89 12.12 55 14.34 -10.3TeklaHlth HQH 1.93e 9.0 ...q 21.84 13.78 113 21.49 +2.9TeklaHcrOp THQ 1.35a 7.5 ...q 19.47 11.50 74 18.07 -5.2sTeklaLfSci HQL 1.48e 8.1 ...q 18.59 11.45 85 18.35 +5.3TeklaWH THW 1.40 9.6 ...q 14.86 8.76 138 14.57 +5.2sTeladoc TDOC ... ... ... 210.86 54.58 2399 218.00 +160.4Telaria TLRA ... ... ...dd 14.19 4.79 6.00 -31.9TlcmArg TEO .71e 7.3 ... 18.39 6.57 298 9.78 -13.8TelItaliaA TI/A .30e 5.8 ... 5.21 Teledyne TDY ... ... 34 398.99 195.34 243 304.79 -12.0Teleflex TFX 1.36 .4 46 398.65 221.27 219 368.15 -2.2TelefBrasil VIV .64e 7.0 11 14.68 7.75 974 9.07 -36.7TelefEsp TEF 1.20e 25.1 ... 8.43 3.75 979 4.77 -31.6TelData TDS .66 3.3 6 33.63 14.05 614 20.07 -21.1TelData45 TDI 1.66 6.6 ... 28.89 12.50 1 25.24 -3.5TelData 61 TDA 1.47 6.1 ... 25.87 10.56 9 24.02 -5.0TelData60 TDJ 1.75 7.0 ... 26.05 12.50 9 24.94 -1.6TelData59 TDE 1.72 6.9 ... 25.99 12.62 8 24.97 -2.2Telus gs TU ... ... ... 20.91 13.54 912 16.75 sTmpDrgn TDF 4.00e 2.2 ...q 21.02 13.87 139 22.29 +14.6TmpEMF EMF 1.28e 2.2 ...q 16.70 9.40 134 14.38 -7.8TmpEMI TEI .80a 10.3 ...q 10.47 6.32 96 7.80 -15.1TmpGlb GIM .30 5.5 ...q 6.55 4.30 372 5.47 -10.8TempurSly TPX ... ... 20 100.39 22.00 749 73.44 -15.6Tenaris TS .54e 4.0 ... 27.60 9.10 2460 13.36 -41.0TenetHlth THC ... ... ...dd 39.37 10.00 1687 18.61 -51.1Tengsco TGC ... ... ...dd 1.00 .37 6 .54 +9.8Tennant TNC .88 1.4 ...cc 87.06 46.64 53 64.84 -16.8Tenneco TEN ... ... 1 16.29 2.21 1217 7.54 -42.4TVA 28 TVC .96 3.8 ... 27.50 23.08 9 25.48 -4.6TVA 29 TVE .84 3.3 ... 26.75 23.15 12 25.62 +.7Teradata TDC ... ... 13 37.62 17.62 1770 20.64 -22.9Terex TEX ... ... 16 33.49 11.54 620 18.53 -37.8Ternium TX 1.20e 7.7 5 23.65 9.59 150 15.51 -29.5TerrenoRlt TRNO 1.08 2.0 48 62.31 42.12 178 53.92 -.4TetraTech TTI ... ... ...dd 2.18 .22 4423 .57 -71.1TevaPhrm TEVA .73e 6.4 ...dd 13.76 6.07 6869 11.52 +17.6TexPacLd TPL 10.00 1.8 100 838.50 295.05 13 569.99 -27.0Textainer TGH .96 11.8 9 11.75 5.50 151 8.16 -23.8Textron TXT .08 .2 7 54.24 20.26 971 33.22 -25.5Thai TTF .25e ... ...q 11.27 sThermoFis TMO .88f .2 47 369.82 250.21 1859 382.27 +17.7Thermon THR ... ... 30 27.73 12.62 107 14.59 -45.6ThirdPtRe TPRE ... ... ...dd 11.52 5.64 181 7.48 -28.9ThomsonR TRI 1.52f 2.2 29 82.50 52.23 376 67.92 -5.1Thor Inds THO 1.60 1.6 17 118.89 32.30 1566 102.97 +38.63D Sys DDD ... ... ...dd 12.56 5.20 1732 6.97 -20.33M Co MMM 5.88 3.7 22 187.72 114.04 2098 158.10 -10.4Tidwtr TDW 1.00 17.8 ...dd 23.58 4.09 122 5.61 -70.9Tidwtr wtA TDW/WS/A ... ... ... Tidwtr wtB TDW/WS/B ... ... ... Tiffany TIF 2.32 1.9 27 134.42 78.60 1038 122.91 -8.0Tillys TLYS ... ... 13 11.30 3.46 183 5.37 -50.5TimbrPhr TMBR ... ... ...dd 3.64 1.90 399 2.19 +569.7Timken TKR 1.12 2.4 18 58.78 22.26 507 46.43 -17.5TimknSteel TMST ... ... ...dd 8.00 2.16 162 3.88 -50.6Titan Intl TWI .02 1.4 ...dd 4.70 1.05 320 1.38 -61.9TollBros TOL .44 1.3 7 49.31 13.28 1643 32.69 -17.3Tompkins TMP 2.08 3.3 12 93.66 53.32 35 62.14 -32.1TootsieR TR .36b 1.1 31 38.92 30.79 153 34.07 +2.8TopBuild BLD ... ... 48 134.75 54.83 408 118.02 +14.5Toro Co TTC 1.00f 1.5 27 84.26 52.07 354 66.96 -16.0TorDBk TD 3.16 ... 7 59.40 33.74 1726 45.23 -19.4TortAcq SHLL ... ... ... 34.67 9.50 5090 26.21 +162.4TortAc wt SHLL/WS ... ... ... TortEnInd NDP 1.75 109.4 ...q 7.18 .75 1.60 -63.1TortEnInf TYG 2.62 56.3 ...q 23.58 1.15 4.65 -74.1TorEsAsst n TEAF ... ... ... 18.50 6.10 40 11.18 -31.8TortMLP NTG 1.69 79.7 ...q 13.92 .50 2.12 -80.7TortPplE TTP 1.63m 42.8 ...q 15.02 2.00 3.81 -70.4TortPw&E TPZ 1.50 16.9 ...q 19.10 3.77 77 8.86 -47.8Total SA TOT 2.71e 6.8 ... 56.91 22.13 1106 39.58 -28.4TowerIntl TOWR .52 1.7 7 31.28 18.21 31.00 TownsqMda TSQ .30 6.6 6 10.34 3.54 15 4.56 -54.3Toyota TM ... ... ... 145.41 108.01 286 126.98 -9.6TraneTch TT 2.12 2.3 21 118.10 70.00 1363 92.54 -10.3TransEnt rs TRXC ... ... ... 25.22 .28 7584 .33 -77.6TransUn TRU .30 .3 35 101.16 52.50 601 87.45 +2.1Trnsalta g TAC .17 ... ... 8.44 3.63 232 6.15 -14.1TrnsatlPet TAT ... ... ...dd .82 .12 414 .28 -43.6TrnsRty TCI .20p ... 2 41.50 16.00 1 29.00 -27.3TransDigm TDG 24.00 ... 29 673.51 200.06 628 435.48 -22.2Transocn RIG ... ... ...dd 7.28 .76 16143 1.95 -71.7TrGasSur TGS ...a ... 56 16.05 3.72 264 6.19 -13.7Travelers TRV 3.40f 3.0 12 155.09 76.99 1330 114.57 -16.3TrecoraRs TREC ... ... 8 10.54 4.23 27 5.76 -19.4Tredgar TG .48 3.1 21 23.48 11.31 93 15.43 -31.0TreeHseF THS ... ... 14 60.38 33.50 1134 43.26 -10.8Trex TREX ... ... 73 132.84 56.22 806 126.75 +41.0TriPointe TPH ... ... 12 18.48 5.89 919 14.41 -7.5TriContl TY 1.15e 4.6 ...q 29.21 16.94 44 25.11 -11.0TriCntl pf TYp 2.50 4.4 ... 57.90 52.00 57.10 +4.1TrilogyMtl TMQ ... ... 7 3.06 1.03 244 2.05 -21.2TriNetGrp TNET ... ... 21 76.92 27.79 378 61.75 +9.1Trinity TRN .76f 3.5 5 24.64 14.53 783 21.53 -2.8TrinityPlce TPHS ... ... ... 4.39 1.11 72 1.29 -57.1Trinseo SA TSE 1.60 7.0 3 50.14 14.16 382 23.02 -38.1TrioTch TRT ... ... 7 5.49 2.43 15 3.00 -24.8TriplePtV TPVG 1.44 14.0 7 17.17 2.80 250 10.32 -27.4TripPt22 TPVY ... ... ... 27.07 12.50 4 24.30 -4.3Triple-S GTS ... ... 18 27.64 9.13 135 19.33 +4.5TritonInt TRTN 2.08 6.8 ... 40.81 19.80 393 30.51 -24.1TritnInt pfB TRTNpB 2.00 8.3 ... 28.01 9.39 15 24.17 -10.7TritInt pfC TRTNpC 1.84 7.7 ... 26.75 9.30 10 23.85 -8.0TritInt pfD TRTNpD 1.72 7.6 ... 25.87 7.20 13 22.66 -10.2TriumphGp TGI .16 1.8 2 29.38 3.02 1803 9.07 -64.1Tronox TROX .28f 4.0 ...dd 6.95 -2.0TrueBlue TBI ... ... 9 24.98 12.02 214 14.46 -39.9TruistFn TFC 1.80 4.9 9 56.92 24.01 3788 36.69 -34.9Truist pfF TFCpF 1.30 5.3 ... 25.98 25.01 24.56 -2.6Truist pfG TFCpG 1.30 5.3 ... 25.86 25.00 24.52 -2.6Truist pfH TFCpH 1.41 5.6 ... 27.60 25.73 25.18 -2.7Truist pfJ TFCpJ 1.50 6.1 ... 24.79 22.70 24.50 Truist pfO TFCpO ... ... ... 26.34 25.06 60 26.01 +2.1Tsakos TNP .20 10.0 ... 4.05 1.45 2.01 -45.7Tsakos pfC TNPpC 2.22 8.7 ... 26.86 19.10 6 25.38 -1.1Tsakos pfD TNPpD 2.19 10.9 ... 25.19 9.90 2 20.15 -18.0TsaksE p E TNPpE ... ... ... 24.98 9.75 14 19.05 -19.0TufinSoft TUFN ... ... ...cc 31.04 5.79 133 10.08 -42.7Tuppwre TUP 1.08 18.4 ...dd 18.82 1.15 2807 5.87 -31.6Turkcell TKC ... ... ... 6.36 4.36 834 5.79 -.2TurnPtBr TPB .18 .7 ... 57.06 14.09 40 24.48 -14.4

TurqHillRs TRQ ... ... 8 1.22 .30 5146 .88 +20.0TutorPerini TPC ... ... 7 19.48 2.61 269 11.91 -7.422ndCentry XXII ... ... ...dd 2.46 .60 944 .77 -29.9sTwilio TWLO ... ... ... 236.50 68.06 2572 235.44 +139.6TwnRvrWr TRWH .40 1.8 48 30.45 7.22 117 22.03 -14.1Twitter TWTR ... ... ...cc 45.86 20.00 22282 32.34 +.9TwoHrb pfA TWOpA 2.03 9.0 ... 29.55 7.33 13 22.60 -18.6TwoHrb pfB TWOpB 1.91 9.0 ... 28.25 6.68 22 21.19 -22.8TwoHrbI TWO .56m 11.2 2 15.85 2.25 10933 4.99 -65.9TwoHrIn pfC TWOpC ... ... ... 26.84 6.90 21 20.64 -21.0TwoHrIn pfD TWOpD ... ... ... 25.84 6.99 7 22.20 -12.3TwHrIn pf E TWOpE ... ... ... 25.89 6.27 10 21.22 -16.2TylerTech TYL ... ... 83 382.92 217.24 363 352.47 +17.5Tyson TSN 1.68 2.8 11 94.24 42.57 1663 59.45 -34.7

- U -UBS Grp UBS .69e 5.8 ... 13.49 7.48 2916 11.93 -5.2UDR UDR 1.44 3.8 44 51.25 29.20 1173 38.13 -18.4UGI Corp UGI 1.30 4.1 7 53.45 21.75 970 31.90 -29.4UMH Prop UMH .72 5.5 18 16.64 8.63 137 13.03 -17.2UMH pfB UMHpB 2.00 7.9 ... 26.55 14.50 8 25.28 -2.4UMH pfC UMHpC 1.69 7.0 ... 26.94 10.25 6 24.08 -7.9UQM Tech UQM ... ... ...dd 1.71 1.65 1.71 US FdsHl USFD ... ... 13 43.10 8.32 4081 20.06 -52.1USPhysTh USPH 1.28f 1.6 38 148.48 45.13 61 81.26 -28.9US Silica SLCA .02m .5 ...dd 14.83 .79 1957 3.82 -37.9US XprE USX ... ... ... 6.52 2.65 320 6.33 +25.8USA Cmp USAC 2.10 19.9 ...dd 19.00 3.52 354 10.56 -41.8USANA USNA ... ... 17 90.94 43.01 280 79.57 +1.3USCF shpei BUY ... ... ... 21.31 11.23 6 15.13 -27.8USD Ptrs USDP 1.48f 47.7 ... 11.95 1.00 101 3.10 -68.7Uber Tch UBER ... ... ...dd 45.63 13.71 42332 32.52 +9.3Ubiquiti UI 1.20 .7 39 199.91 107.22 117 178.44 -5.6Ultrapar UGP .55e 15.8 ... 6.68 1.97 439 3.46 -44.7UndrArm UAA ... ... 17 27.72 7.15 6176 9.91 -54.1UnAr C wi UA ... ... ...dd 24.55 6.37 5439 9.00 -53.1Unifi UFI ... ... 6 27.85 7.48 82 12.99 -48.6UniFirst UNF 1.00 .6 20 217.90 121.89 65 174.04 -13.8UnilevNV UN 1.61e 3.0 ... 63.62 42.00 1185 53.77 -6.4Unilever UL 1.48e 2.7 ... 64.84 44.06 781 55.04 -3.7UnionPac UNP 3.88 2.3 22 188.96 105.08 2498 172.16 -4.8UniqueF UFAB .20m 6.1 5 4.80 1.44 122 3.29 -14.9Unisys UIS ... ... ...dd 18.13 6.39 415 10.49 -11.6Unit UNT ... ... 1 8.55 .14 .24 -66.1UtdMicro UMC .09e 3.2 ... 2.94 1.99 819 2.81 +4.9UtdNtrlF UNFI ... ... ...dd 23.38 5.00 978 18.54 +111.6UPS B UPS 4.04 3.5 19 125.31 82.00 3444 115.36 -1.5UtdRentals URI ... ... 11 170.04 58.85 770 150.74 -9.6USAntimny UAMY ... ... ... .80 .25 98 .50 +28.8US Bancrp USB 1.68 4.6 9 61.11 28.36 6069 36.83 -37.9US Bcp pfA USBpA 35.49e 4.4 ... 904.05 650.00 0 807.50 -8.2US Bcp pfH USBpH .89e 4.5 ... 23.14 13.26 53 19.79 -7.9US Bcp pfM USBpM 1.63 6.1 ... 28.18 21.51 53 26.63 -3.6US Bcp pfO USBpO 1.29 5.1 ... 26.68 15.11 30 25.09 -3.2US Bc pfN USBpN ... ... ... US Cellular USM ... ... 7 49.53 23.91 102 30.88 -14.8US Cellu60 UZA 1.74 7.0 ... 26.62 13.49 14 24.80 -2.0US Cellu 63 UZB 1.81 7.1 ... 26.96 13.25 8 25.51 -1.2US Cell64 UZC 1.81 7.1 ... 27.31 13.45 7 25.45 -2.3USSteel X .04 .6 4 15.90 4.54 13120 7.12 -37.6UtdhlthGp UNH 5.00f 1.7 24 315.84 187.72 2370 302.81 +3.0UNITIL UTL 1.50f 3.3 24 65.76 39.33 61 44.95 -27.3UnivarSol UNVR ... ... 30 24.77 6.40 1787 17.79 -26.6UnvslCp UVV 3.08f 7.3 6 61.80 37.04 164 42.05 -26.3UnvHR UHT 2.72 3.6 40 132.41 54.54 32 75.82 -35.4UnivHlthS UHS .80 .8 12 157.79 65.20 968 94.82 -33.9Univ Insur UVE .64a 3.7 5 30.79 14.20 124 17.37 -37.9UnvSecInst UUU ... ... ...dd 1.38 .30 126 .89 +43.5UnivTInst UTI .08 1.1 ...dd 9.76 2.75 379 7.61 -1.3UnumGrp UNM 1.14 6.8 1 34.74 9.58 2360 16.88 -42.1Ur-Energy URG ... ... ...dd .99 .27 292 .53 -9.3UraniumEn UEC ... ... ... 1.48 .35 955 .92 -.2UrbnEdg UE .88 7.5 13 21.74 6.98 1011 11.67 -39.2UrstdBid UBP 1.10 11.0 17 19.87 8.30 2 10.01 -49.0UrsBidA UBA .28m 2.4 20 24.88 10.05 229 11.86 -51.7UrsBid pfG UBPpG 1.69 6.8 ... 26.05 25.04 24.94 UrstBd pfK UBPpK 1.47 7.0 ... 26.47 13.73 2 21.00 -17.6UrstBid pfH UBPpH 1.56 7.1 ... 27.73 12.61 6 22.03 -17.3

- V -VF Corp VFC 1.72e 2.7 18 100.25 45.07 1805 62.99 -36.8VICI Pr VICI 1.19e 5.9 55 28.16 9.85 4424 20.22 -20.9VOC EnTr VOC .66e 29.5 5 5.88 1.48 21 2.24 -51.6VaalcoE EGY ... ... ... 2.60 .70 176 1.24 -44.1VailRsrt MTN 7.04 3.8 26 255.37 125.00 251 185.81 -22.5ENSCO ESV/O .04 1.0 ...dd 3.97 Valaris VAL ... ... ... 9.68 .29 6483 .64 -90.2Vale SA VALE .29e 2.7 19 14.19 6.49 22903 10.60 -19.7ValeroE VLO 3.92f 6.9 15 101.99 31.00 3530 56.47 -39.7Valhi s VHI .24m 2.3 8 33.00 9.02 20 10.39 Valmont VMI 1.80 1.6 17 154.86 82.60 106 113.74 -24.1Valvoline VVV .45 2.3 ... 23.90 9.06 1929 19.49 -9.0VantageEn VEI ... ... ... Vapothrm VAPO ... ... ...dd 43.30 6.86 596 42.36 +248.4VarianMed VAR ... ... 31 150.06 89.62 425 122.57 -13.7VectorGp VGR .80m 8.3 14 14.42 7.92 834 9.60 -28.3Vectrus VEC ... ... 19 59.24 28.90 73 48.20 -6.0VedantaLtd VEDL 1.20e 20.1 ... 10.00 3.24 906 5.97 -30.8sVeevaSys VEEV ... ... ...cc 245.22 118.11 1059 245.55 +74.6VenatorM VNTR ... ... ... 5.33 1.12 176 1.81 -52.7Ventas VTR 1.80m 4.8 33 75.40 13.35 2507 37.26 -35.5Veoneer VNE ... ... ... 18.65 5.25 218 11.59 -25.8Vereit VER .31m 4.7 ...cc 10.18 3.56 7406 6.50 -29.7Vereit pf VERpF 1.68 6.7 ... 25.85 12.53 42 25.12 -1.5Veritiv VRTV ... ... ...dd 24.66 5.70 79 16.71 -15.0VerizonCm VZ 2.46 4.5 12 62.22 48.84 11225 55.24 -10.0VermilnE g VET 1.38 ... ... 22.32 1.50 1424 4.48 -72.6Verso Cp VRS .10 .8 ... 19.49 9.61 171 11.97 -33.6VertivHl n VRT ... ... ... 15.05 4.75 1593 13.97 Vertiv wt VRT/WS ... ... ... Vertiv un VERT/U ... ... ... 18.14 5.80 20 15.07 +8.4ViadCorp VVI .40 2.2 9 72.27 11.25 316 17.91 -73.5VinaConc VCO .66e 1.6 ... 42.02 VinceHlg VNCE ... ... 2 27.63 3.16 41 5.35 -69.1sVipshop VIPS ... ... 19 21.60 6.17 7519 20.54 +45.0VirgnGal SPCE ... ... ... 42.49 6.90 13820 16.95 +46.8VirgGal wt SPCE/WS ... ... ... VirgGal un SPCE/U ... ... ... 51.94 7.30 18.00 +41.7VirnetX VHC 1.00e ... ...dd 7.79 2.44 627 6.96 +113.6ZweigTR ZTR .97 11.6 ...q 11.95 4.87 155 8.36 -26.7VirtGblMSc VGI 1.87 16.8 ...q 13.99 6.80 46 11.13 -11.0Visa V 1.20f .6 66 214.17 133.93 7133 197.76 +5.2VishayInt VSH .38 2.5 ...cc 23.25 11.23 577 15.12 -29.0VishayPrc VPG ... ... 18 41.90 16.56 71 23.83 -29.9VistaGold VGZ ... ... ...dd 1.05 .36 468 .90 +23.9sVistaOutd VSTO ... ... 51 15.54 4.29 1170 15.33 +104.9VistraEn VST .27 1.4 71 27.96 11.30 2175 19.28 -16.1VivintSm n VVNT ... ... ... 32.00 8.51 207 17.12 VivntSm wt VVNT/WS ... ... ... VivintSolar VSLR ... ... 97 12.99 3.17 1672 10.63 +46.4VMware VMW 26.81p ... 42 183.50 86.00 1552 149.15 -1.7VoceraCm VCRA ... ... ...dd 32.09 15.89 175 21.38 +3.0VolarisAv VLRS ... ... ... 13.45 2.94 169 5.28 -49.3VolitionRX VNRX ... ... ... 6.84 2.22 173 3.67 -22.6VoltInfoSci VOLT ... ... ...dd 4.65 .65 661 1.18 -52.4Vonage VG ... ... ...dd 13.75 7.01 7.12 Vornado VNO 2.64a 7.0 23 68.68 27.64 2116 37.69 -43.3Vorndo pfK VNOpK 1.43 6.2 ... 25.94 13.05 23 23.10 -8.4Vorndo pfL VNOpL 1.35 6.1 ... 25.85 12.37 27 22.16 -12.1Vornad pfM VNOpM 1.31 5.9 ... 27.00 12.16 31 22.03 -13.7Voxeljet VJET ... ... ... 2.37 .58 65 1.48 -27.8VoyaAsPcD IAE 1.02 13.1 ...q 9.11 5.20 51 7.80 -8.2VoyaEmHi IHD .92 14.4 ...q 8.32 4.56 185 6.37 -20.3VoyaFincl VOYA .60e 1.3 16 63.81 29.75 975 47.13 -22.7VoyaFn pfB VOYApB ... ... ... 29.48 12.94 17 24.65 -8.7VoyaGlAdv IGA 1.12 13.7 ...q 10.93 6.00 224 8.18 -21.9VoyaGlbDv IGD .91 18.5 ...q 6.70 3.79 339 4.92 -20.5VoyaInfra IDE 1.46 16.4 ...q 12.01 6.43 78 8.89 -22.8VoyaIntHD IID .83 19.9 ...q 5.92 2.52 6 4.17 -22.8VoyaPrRTr PPR .29 7.0 ...q 5.19 2.95 249 4.14 -17.4VoyaNatRs IRR .81 33.5 ...q 5.05 1.35 96 2.41 -41.5VulcanM VMC 1.36 1.1 26 152.49 65.56 1268 123.73 -14.1

- W -W&T Off WTI .40 18.1 4 6.10 1.07 5620 2.21 -60.3WEC Engy WEC 2.53f 2.8 29 109.53 68.01 1000 89.94 -2.5WEX Inc WEX ... ... 31 236.52 71.12 379 161.02 -23.1WNS Hldg WNS ... ... 29 75.86 34.26 103 55.70 -15.8WP Carey WPC 4.16e 6.2 25 93.62 38.62 1246 67.53 -15.6WPP plc WPP 3.91e 9.9 ... 70.80 27.18 169 39.44 -43.9WPX Engy WPX ... ... ...dd 14.43 1.94 21626 5.59 -59.3WPX pfA WPXp 1.56 2.0 ... 76.25 Wabash WNC .32 3.0 8 16.68 6.26 550 10.67 -27.4Wabtec WAB .48 .8 19 81.75 35.07 1063 60.47 -22.3WaddellR WDR 1.00 6.4 11 18.33 9.87 699 15.55 -7.0WalMart WMT 2.16f 1.8 68 133.38 102.00 7223 118.89 WalkerDun WD 1.44f 2.9 8 79.74 24.55 143 49.78 -23.0WarrMet HCC .20 ... 1 26.50 9.46 812 15.18 -28.2WashPrGp WPG .50m 61.0 2 4.69 .56 4220 .82 -77.5WashPr pfH WPGpH 1.88 19.0 ... 22.98 3.78 31 9.89 -54.1WashPr pfI WPGpI 1.72 17.9 ... 21.35 3.66 14 9.61 -50.5WREIT WRE 1.20 5.3 22 32.22 18.01 470 22.74 -22.1WasteCon WCN .74e ... 34 105.17 70.87 598 92.51 +1.9WsteMInc WM 2.18 2.1 22 126.79 85.34 1867 105.21 -7.7Waters WAT ... ... 24 245.68 154.39 371 184.36 -21.1Watsco WSO 6.40 3.5 34 186.87 132.97 138 180.69 +.3WatscoB WSO/B 5.00f 2.8 37 181.50 139.00 178.40 -1.7WattsWtr WTS .92 1.1 25 114.45 69.02 129 80.82 -19.0sWayfair W ... ... ...dd 222.30 21.70 1632 221.44 +145.0WebsterFn WBS 1.60 5.9 7 54.04 18.16 688 27.31 -48.8WbstFn pfF WBSpF ... ... ... 23.94 -2.7tWeidai WEI ... ... ... 8.82 1.03 338 1.35 -56.6WeinRlt WRI .72m 3.8 7 32.17 12.21 720 18.91 -39.5WeisMk WMK 1.24 2.5 12 59.39 32.44 84 48.84 +20.6Welbilt WBT ... ... ... 19.81 3.17 769 5.77 -63.0WellsF pfJ WFCpJ 2.00 7.9 ... 25.18 WellsF pfL WFCpL 75.00 5.7 ... 1575.18 1012.10 11 1323.00 -8.8WellsF pfN WFCpN 1.30 5.2 ... 25.86 17.51 49 24.94 -2.3WellsF pfO WFCpO 1.28 5.1 ... 25.80 17.46 20 24.93 -2.1WellsF pfP WFCpP 1.31 5.2 ... 25.77 17.76 35 24.99 -1.9WellsF pfQ WFCpQ 1.46 5.9 ... 27.89 16.08 129 24.91 -9.1WellsF pfR WFCpR 1.66 6.2 ... 29.56 20.01 40 26.80 -7.0WellsF pfT WFCpT 1.50 5.8 ... 26.17 22.51 17 25.76 +1.1WellsFargo WFC 2.04 8.0 6 54.75 22.00 46890 25.49 -52.6WellsF wt WFC/WS ... ... ... 30.65 WellsF pfZ WFCpZ ... ... ... 25.60 15.73 252 23.71 -6.0WellsF pfY WFCpY ... ... ... 27.15 17.28 19 25.54 -4.3WellsF pfX WFCpX ... ... ... 26.53 17.46 32 25.22 -3.4WellsF pfW WFCpW ... ... ... 26.58 17.25 38 25.41 -2.8WellsF pfV WFCpV ... ... ... 26.77 19.21 125 25.40 -2.3EvgGlbDiv EOD .54m 12.4 ...q 5.86 2.92 188 4.36 -23.0WFAdvInco EAD .82 11.3 ...q 8.69 4.76 148 7.20 -14.5WFAdMSec ERC 1.16 10.5 ...q 13.35 6.94 85 11.00 -14.6WFREI pf WFEpA 1.59 6.2 ... 26.03 25.30 25.60 WFAdUtlHi ERH .90 6.8 ...q 15.97 7.51 44 13.25 -5.1Welltower WELL 2.44e 4.7 12 93.17 24.27 1447 52.31 -36.0Welltwr pfI HCNpI 3.25 4.9 ... 65.98 Wesco Intl WCC ... ... 10 61.32 13.52 1574 34.48 -41.9sWestPhrm WST .64 .3 100 231.36 120.12 417 234.15 +55.8WstnAlliB WAL ... ... 9 58.94 20.90 898 36.11 -36.6WstnAll56 WALA 1.56 6.1 ... 27.04 12.88 0 25.40 -2.2

WstACpLn TLI .87 10.2 ...q 10.27 5.31 40 8.57 -13.5WAstEMkt EMD .84 6.7 ...q 15.08 8.01 388 12.56 -12.0WsADefOp GDO 1.36 8.1 ...q 18.42 11.10 39 16.82 -7.7WAstGlbHi EHI 1.16 12.3 ...q 10.44 6.15 112 9.38 -6.4WstAstHI2 HIX .80 14.1 ...q 7.12 3.55 143 6.26 -7.1WAHiInOp HIO .43 9.1 ...q 5.28 3.00 242 4.69 -7.5WAstHYOp HYI 1.32 9.4 ...q 16.46 9.74 36 14.00 -10.5WstnAsst PAI .69 4.5 ...q 17.79 11.17 16 15.25 -1.7WstnAsInt SBI .48 5.6 ...q 9.77 7.31 60 8.60 -5.3WAstDefOp IGI 1.20 5.5 ...q 23.07 15.05 17 21.89 -4.4WAMgdMu MMU .78 6.5 ...q 15.44 8.97 90 12.00 -9.9WstAstMtg WMC 1.24 51.0 2 11.30 1.37 1540 2.43 -76.5WAMtDOp DMO 2.82a 18.8 ...q 22.59 10.34 80 14.98 -26.2WA MunDef MTT 1.01a 5.1 ...q 22.50 16.00 22 19.80 -5.3WstAMunHi MHF .34 4.7 ...q 8.05 5.58 9 7.18 -5.3WAMunPrt MNP .87 6.1 ...q 15.82 11.32 11 14.22 -6.8WAstBdF WEA 1.08 8.0 ...q 14.89 9.05 15 13.45 -8.2WstAVari GFY .93 5.9 ...q 17.14 10.88 2 15.85 -5.1WAstInfSc WIA .38 3.2 ...q 12.67 8.99 23 11.93 -1.8WAstInfOpp WIW .40 3.6 ...q 11.96 8.24 81 11.09 -3.9WstC&G gs WRN ... ... ... 1.29 .31 878 1.25 +51.5WstnMids WES 2.24m 25.0 6 31.84 2.90 1305 9.68 -50.8WstnRef wi WNR ... ... ... WstnUnion WU .90 4.2 12 28.45 17.39 4581 21.62 -19.3WestlkChm WLK 1.05 1.9 5 75.65 28.99 452 54.82 -21.9WestlkCLP WLKP 1.89f 9.9 12 26.48 10.31 25 19.05 -27.9WestpacBk WBK 1.52e 11.8 ... 20.56 7.98 397 12.89 -24.1WestRck WRK .80m 2.8 8 44.39 21.50 2120 28.78 -32.9WestwdH WHG 1.72m 11.6 3 34.43 10.50 21 14.77 -50.1Weyerhsr WY 1.36 6.0 17 31.58 13.10 3774 22.57 -25.3WheatPr g WPM .27e ... 56 47.15 18.66 2282 44.36 +49.1Whrlpl WHR 4.80 3.6 ...dd 163.64 64.00 614 133.47 -9.5WhtMtIns WTM 1.00 .1 72 1168.21 629.21 53 907.11 -18.7WhiteWB wi WWAV/B/WI ... ... ... WhitestnR WSR 1.14 16.2 18 14.65 4.71 286 7.04 -47.9WhitngPet WLL ... ... ...dd 18.62 .25 4816 1.10 -85.0WidOpW WOW ... ... ... 8.12 2.95 248 5.33 -28.2WidePoint WYY ... ... ...dd .99 .28 604 .70 +75.9WileyJA JW/A 1.32 3.6 13 50.05 30.42 339 36.77 -24.2WileyJB JW/B 1.32 3.6 13 49.41 30.44 1 37.01 -23.5WmsCos WMB 1.60 8.3 7 29.06 8.41 10831 19.31 -18.6WmsSon WSM 1.92 2.3 26 88.27 26.01 818 84.00 +14.4Winnbgo WGO .44 .7 18 72.65 16.94 1036 63.14 +19.2Wipro WIT ... ... ... 4.29 2.52 1179 3.35 -10.7WirelessT WTT ... ... ...dd 1.65 .71 23 1.02 -28.7WolvWW WWW .40 1.7 17 34.70 12.19 377 23.07 -31.6WooriFn WF ... ... ... 36.47 15.54 31 23.19 -23.4Workiva WK ... ... 49 64.11 22.01 284 55.35 +31.6WorldFuel INT .40 1.6 11 44.37 20.04 276 24.44 -43.7WldW Ent WWE .48 1.0 89 78.76 29.10 401 46.38 -28.5Worthgtn WOR 1.00f 2.9 13 44.69 19.28 544 35.02 -17.0WyndhamD WYND 2.00 6.8 5 53.13 13.74 959 29.57 -42.8WyndHtR WH .32m .7 ... 63.66 14.50 977 45.47 -27.6

X-Y-ZX Finl XYF ... ... ... 3.83 .69 192 .82 -51.5XAI Oct XFLT ... ... ... 9.53 3.67 133 5.95 -26.5XPO Logis XPO ... ... 31 100.18 38.47 794 78.37 -1.7XeniaHtls XHR 1.10 11.9 5 22.39 6.15 535 9.25 -57.2XeroxHld XRX 1.00 6.3 ...cc 39.47 14.22 5808 15.89 -56.9XinyuanRE XIN .05m 2.2 3 4.43 1.93 226 2.27 -39.9XtantMd XTNT ... ... ...dd 3.50 .55 42 .98 -38.6Xylem XYL 1.04 1.5 28 89.34 54.62 1171 67.15 -14.8YETI Hl YETI ... ... ...cc 45.18 15.28 1146 43.09 +23.9YPF Soc YPF .11e 1.8 ... 18.60 2.25 2313 6.24 -46.1Yamana g AUY .06f 1.1 ...dd 5.65 2.23 12328 5.35 +35.4Yelp YELP ... ... 52 39.37 12.89 1267 23.07 -33.8Yext YEXT ... ... ... 22.65 8.56 1083 17.26 +19.7YingliGr YGE ... ... ...dd 1.43 YirenDig YRD ... ... 2 13.01 2.83 331 4.06 -26.8YumBrnds YUM 1.88 2.1 32 119.72 54.95 1287 88.51 -12.1YumBr wi YUM/WI ... ... ... 61.79 Yum China YUMC ... ... ... 52.61 38.33 2697 50.44 +5.1YumaEn YUMA ... ... ... 1.38 YumaE pfA YUMApA 2.31 46.4 ... 4.98 sZTO Exp ZTO ... ... ... 38.67 17.16 4211 36.34 +55.6Zedge ZDGE ... ... ... 2.10 .66 87 1.50 -2.6Zendesk ZEN ... ... ...dd 94.89 50.23 1931 89.37 +16.6ZimmerBio ZBH .96 .8 22 161.11 74.37 1517 118.07 -21.1Zions pfA ZBpA 1.02 4.1 ... 25.09 22.75 24.83 Zions pfG ZBpG 1.60 5.7 ... 29.20 26.91 28.04 ZionBc 28 ZBK 1.74 5.7 ... 30.96 28.15 30.71 ZionBc pfH ZBpH 1.44 5.6 ... 26.57 25.19 25.78 Zoetis ZTS .80 .6 64 146.26 90.14 1173 138.60 +4.7Zomedica ZOM ... ... ... .50 .11 68602 .17 -48.0Zuora ZUO ... ... ... 16.75 6.21 1336 12.73 -11.2ZweigFd ZF 2.44e 21.8 ...q 11.99 10.17 11.22 Zymewks ZYME ... ... ... 52.75 20.33 369 37.12 -18.3









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- A -:sA-MarkPM AMRK .32 1.6 ...cc 19.95 7.47 25 20.16 +143.8AAON AAON .38f .7 58 60.00 40.48 132 54.59 +10.5AC Immun ACIU ... ... ... 10.14 4.07 67 6.87 -19.4ACI Wwde ACIW ... ... 31 39.37 20.03 362 26.35 -30.4sACM Rsc ACMR ... ... ...cc 69.25 12.51 1472 80.84 +338.2ACNB Cp ACNB 1.00 4.1 13 39.00 20.05 10 24.69 -34.7tADiTx Th n ADTX ... ... ... 7.08 4.00 103 3.70 -26.9AGBA Aq n AGBA ... ... ... 10.71 9.86 10.23 +1.3AGBA Aq rt AGBAR ... ... ... 1.16 .08 2 .24 +9.1AGNC Inv AGNC 1.44 11.1 ...dd 19.65 6.25 5256 12.93 -26.9AGNC pfC AGNCN 1.75 7.8 ... 26.54 10.00 31 22.57 -13.0AGNC pfD AGNCM 1.72 7.9 ... 26.27 10.05 21 21.91 -15.0AGNC pfF AGNCP 1.53 7.3 ... 25.05 8.80 256 20.94 -15.9ALJ Reg h ALJJ ... ... ... 1.93 .28 529 .60 -47.8AMAG Ph AMAG ... ... ...dd 13.53 4.41 401 8.28 -32.0AMC Net AMCX ... ... 3 57.04 19.62 732 23.22 -41.2AMCI Ac AMCI ... ... ...dd 10.92 9.85 3 10.25 +1.3AMCI Ac un AMCIU ... ... ...dd 12.49 9.90 10.55 +1.5sANGI Hme ANGI ... ... ... 14.25 4.10 9169 15.01 +77.2ANI Ph h ANIP ... ... 30 86.96 28.28 61 31.34 -49.2ARCAbio ABIO ... ... ... 22.00 2.21 423 6.43 +12.6AryaSci h ARYA ... ... ...cc 17.48 9.84 15.15 +45.7AryaS un h ARYAU ... ... ... 22.00 10.45 19.51 +69.7ASLAN ASLN ... ... ...dd 8.18 .35 47 1.90 -6.4sASML Hld ASML 2.63e .7 78 375.88 191.25 753 385.46 +30.2ATA Cre h AACG ... ... 1 2.91 .61 49 1.36 -.1ATN Intl ATNI .68 1.1 ...cc 79.64 37.01 25 60.85 +9.9AXT Inc AXTI ... ... 78 5.99 1.85 148 4.67 +7.4Ayro rs AYRO ... ... ... 8.75 1.80 228450 5.35 +21.6AbeonaTh ABEO ... ... ...dd 5.19 1.35 1286 3.11 -4.9Abiomed ABMD ... ... 59 285.77 119.01 516 266.21 +56.1Abraxas h AXAS ... ... ... 1.09 .09 5108 .23 -35.9AcaciaC ACIA ... ... 52 69.13 47.51 458 67.25 -.8AcaciaTc ACTG .50 12.5 ...dd 4.34 1.75 318 4.00 +50.4AcadiaHlt ACHC ... ... 12 35.30 11.09 879 26.27 -20.9sAcadiaPh ACAD ... ... ...dd 53.75 21.56 2792 53.69 +25.5AcamrPrt ACAM ... ... ... 10.50 9.50 1040 10.29 +3.0Acamar un ACAMU ... ... ... 11.02 9.66 10.39 +2.1Acasti g ACST ... ... ...dd 3.08 .25 4814 .61 -75.1AccelrDiag AXDX ... ... ...dd 23.13 4.53 466 16.03 -5.1Acceleron XLRN ... ... ...dd 110.49 37.60 1342 101.49 +91.4Accolade n ACCD ... ... ... 1781 30.00 Accuray ARAY ... ... ...dd 4.68 1.33 431 2.18 -22.7AcelRx ACRX ... ... ...dd 3.02 .70 1589 1.06 -49.8AcerTh ACER ... ... ... 7.25 1.08 154 3.12 -22.2AchvLfS ACHV ... ... ...dd 2.51 .23 4041 .40 -24.0AclarisTh ACRS ... ... ...dd 2.45 .70 507 1.68 -11.1AcordaTh ACOR ... ... 1 7.35 .70 899 .74 -63.6sActivsBliz ATVI .41f .5 24 79.11 44.81 6041 78.67 +32.4AdamasPh ADMS ... ... ...dd 7.78 1.90 219 2.60 -31.4AdamisP h ADMP ... ... ...dd 1.57 .27 427 .55 -22.1Adaptim ADAP ... ... ... 13.40 .71 640 9.47 +689.2AdaptBio ADPT ... ... ...dd 55.12 15.19 1633 46.97 +57.0AddexTh n ADXN ... ... ... 13.50 6.19 1 9.19 -31.9AddusHmC ADUS ... ... 66 104.56 43.13 90 90.35 -7.1ADDvtgTch AEY ... ... ...dd 6.49 1.50 838 2.92 +18.7AdestoTc IOTS ... ... ...dd 12.55 6.68 12.54 +47.5

AdialPh ADIL ... ... ...dd 3.17 1.00 985 1.43 -40.7AdmaBio ADMA ... ... ...dd 5.48 1.45 1882 2.82 -29.5sAdobeInc ADBE ... ... 94 448.16 255.13 2757 452.59 +37.2Adtran ADTN .36 3.2 56 16.40 4.80 362 11.24 +13.7AduroBio ADRO ... ... ...dd 4.04 .90 402 2.56 +116.9AdvEmis ADES 1.00 19.8 1 15.34 4.44 139 5.05 -51.9AdvEnId AEIS ... ... 31 78.49 33.38 193 68.62 -3.6AMD AMD ... ... ...cc 59.27 27.43 36623 53.40 +16.4Advaxis h ADXS ... ... ... 1.85 .21 695 .57 -34.0AdverumBi ADVM ... ... ...dd 26.98 4.96 800 20.46 +77.6Aegion AEGN ... ... 21 23.65 11.40 87 15.78 -29.5AegleaBio AGLE ... ... ...dd 11.38 3.50 345 8.86 +16.0AehrTest h AEHR ... ... ...dd 2.78 1.10 46 1.90 -5.0Aemetis h AMTX ... ... ...dd 1.72 .37 1133 .83 AeriePhm AERI ... ... ...dd 26.34 10.80 902 13.95 -42.3AeroViron AVAV ... ... 31 80.77 45.00 153 77.76 +25.9AesthMd n AIH ... ... ... 10.66 5.80 50 5.94 -7.5AEtern g AEZS ... ... ...dd 2.89 .37 12762 .42 -54.4AethMd hrs AEMD ... ... ...dd 6.00 .76 649 1.89 +96.3AffimedNV AFMD ... ... ...dd 4.79 1.42 1288 4.34 +58.4Afya Ltd n AFYA ... ... ... 34.87 13.98 92 24.49 -9.7Agenus AGEN ... ... ...dd 4.79 1.82 1292 3.96 -2.7AgileThra AGRX ... ... ...dd 4.76 .35 1934 2.78 +11.2Agilysys AGYS ... ... ...dd 37.17 12.61 122 17.99 -29.2AgiosPhm AGIO ... ... ...dd 56.75 27.77 1269 54.85 +14.9sAgora n API ... ... ... 56.78 42.25 2590 58.98 +16.8AgroFresh AGFS ... ... 8 4.20 1.00 153 2.66 +3.1AgroFr wt AGFSW ... ... ... .50 AileronTh ALRN ... ... ... 1.99 .25 386 1.16 +102.4Aimmune AIMT ... ... ...dd 37.00 10.09 953 17.36 -48.1AirT Inc AIRT ... ... ...dd 24.50 9.06 2 11.71 -41.9AirT pf rs AIRTP ... ... ... 27.40 18.01 21.31 -15.4AirTrnsp ATSG ... ... 41 25.60 13.20 408 23.07 -1.7AirNet ANTE ... ... ... 1.83 .63 17 .77 -22.6Airgain AIRG ... ... 67 15.10 5.63 59 10.77 +.7sAkamaiT AKAM ... ... 44 114.37 75.18 2910 112.61 +30.4AkariTh AKTX ... ... ... 3.35 .87 314 2.20 +25.7AkceaTh AKCA ... ... ... 25.66 8.00 219 14.13 -16.6AkebiaTher AKBA ... ... ...dd 13.68 2.99 1094 13.07 +106.7Akerna KERN ... ... ...dd 15.74 3.16 67 8.22 -2.5Akerna wt KERNW ... ... ... AkersB hrs AKER ... ... ...dd 16.32 1.55 430 3.44 +7.5Akous n AKUS ... ... ... 24.08 19.72 392 21.46 -2.5Akoustis AKTS ... ... ... 9.40 3.76 454 8.44 +5.5sAlarm.cm ALRM ... ... 75 68.62 32.00 324 68.13 +58.6AlaskCom ALSK .09e 3.3 21 2.86 1.44 658 2.70 +52.5AlbertAc ALAC ... ... ... 11.00 10.07 1 10.75 +3.9AlbertAc un ALACU ... ... ... 13.88 10.01 10.69 +.3AlbertAc rt ALACR ... ... ... 1.86 .05 5 .24 Albireo ALBO ... ... ... 32.38 11.26 70 26.34 +3.6AldeyraTh ALDX ... ... ... 8.05 1.48 677 4.00 -31.2Alector ALEC ... ... ...dd 35.93 13.64 1094 22.78 +32.2AlerusFn n ALRS .60 3.1 ... 23.58 15.05 23 19.59 -14.3Alexion lf ALXN ... ... 17 129.47 72.67 1484 113.57 +5.0Alico ALCO .36 1.1 8 38.25 22.55 15 31.85 -11.1AlignTech ALGN ... ... 55 301.65 127.88 788 282.44 +1.2AlimerSc s ALIM ... ... ...dd 14.23 2.86 21 5.79 -23.6AlkalWatr WTER ... ... ... 2.80 .40 5615 2.08 +63.8Alkermes ALKS ... ... ...dd 25.35 11.98 718 19.63 -3.8AlkidoP h AIKI ... ... ...dd 5.52 .48 3074 .89 -32.6

Allakos ALLK ... ... ...dd 139.99 30.32 139 66.43 -30.3AllgnceBc ABTX .40 1.7 13 38.95 20.88 48 23.70 -37.0AllegiantT ALGT 2.80 2.5 8 183.26 60.06 119 111.32 -36.0AllenaPh ALNA ... ... ... 6.30 .53 1059 1.47 -46.3AllnceRes ARLP 1.60m 46.9 1 18.11 2.70 624 3.41 -68.5AlliantEg s LNT 1.52 3.1 25 60.28 37.66 1532 49.00 -10.5AllEsports AESE ... ... ... 10.56 .40 186 2.08 -20.0AldHlPrd AHPI ... ... ...dd 45.00 .92 347 11.08 +811.2AlliedMot AMOT .12 .3 28 49.98 19.00 19 34.39 -29.1Allogene ALLO ... ... ...dd 55.00 17.43 783 44.46 +71.1Allot ALLT ... ... ...dd 13.05 6.44 164 10.62 +24.9AllscriptH MDRX ... ... 4 11.87 4.56 948 6.86 -30.1AlnylamP ALNY ... ... ...dd 158.37 69.11 924 152.43 +32.4AlphaOmg AOSL ... ... 19 14.50 5.82 77 10.85 -20.3Alphabet C GOOG ... ... 38 1532.11 1013.54 1563 1495.70 +11.9Alphabet A GOOGL ... ... 45 1530.74 1008.87 2222 1499.65 +12.0Alphatc ATEC ... ... ...dd 7.93 2.19 277 4.68 -34.0AlpImmu ALPN .20p ... ...dd 15.00 2.05 162 9.50 +147.4AltaMsa wt AMRW ... ... ... 2.02 Altair A ALTR ... ... ...dd 43.28 23.04 314 39.05 +8.7AlterityT h ATHE ... ... ... 2.35 .28 1189 1.56 +100.0Altimm ALT ... ... ...dd 12.74 1.51 1180 9.93 +425.4Altisrce ASPS ... ... 1 23.58 6.00 106 14.84 -23.2AltraIndlM AIMC .16m .5 15 38.43 12.00 190 31.20 -13.8AltusMid rs ALTM ... ... ... 77.20 9.40 22 11.79 -79.4AmalBk AMAL .32 2.7 11 20.00 7.90 48 11.83 -39.2Amarin AMRN ... ... ... 26.12 3.95 4075 6.98 -67.4sAmazon AMZN ... ... ...cc 2955.56 1626.03 6847 3057.04 +65.4Ambarella AMBA ... ... ...dd 73.59 36.02 350 46.79 -22.7Amdocs DOX 1.31 2.2 16 77.29 44.05 1087 59.40 -17.7Amedisys AMED ... ... 66 218.44 118.79 527 207.77 +24.5AMERCO UHAL 1.50e ... 9 426.50 222.34 71 305.42 -18.7AmerHl wt AMRHW ... ... ... .84 AmeriHl rs AMRH ... ... ... 10.50 .63 2280 1.77 -21.7AFMulti ATAX .24m 6.1 6 8.18 3.76 203 3.92 -49.1AmCarM CRMT ... ... 21 129.70 35.18 45 89.29 -18.6AmAirlines AAL .40 3.1 4 34.99 8.25 79001 12.80 -55.4AmFinTr AFIN .85 10.6 ...dd 15.18 4.20 325 8.00 -39.7AmFnTr pf AFINP 1.88 8.1 ... 26.15 6.81 33 23.18 -6.5AmerNtl AMNB 1.08 4.5 12 40.57 18.53 18 23.99 -39.4AmNatIns ANAT 3.28 4.7 9 126.97 63.93 70.53 -40.1AmPubEd APEI ... ... 30 34.63 18.47 87 29.79 +8.8AmRsCp AREC ... ... ... 3.76 .32 2034 1.74 +176.2AmrRvr AMRB .28 2.7 20 16.43 8.00 3 10.39 -30.1ASoft lf AMSWA .44 2.6 50 21.48 9.05 207 16.89 +13.5AmSupr AMSC ... ... ...dd 10.19 4.40 185 8.07 +2.8AmVirtCl AVCT ... ... ... 11.25 1.45 174 3.43 -67.8AmVirtC wt AVCTW ... ... ... .51 AWoodmk AMWD ... ... 9 117.70 35.30 96 74.30 -28.9AmerisBc ABCB .60 2.7 8 44.90 17.12 368 22.43 -47.3Amerisafe AMSF 1.08 1.8 8 80.65 48.02 55 59.67 -9.6AmrSvFin ASRV .10 3.3 ... 4.30 2.36 19 3.06 -27.1AmSvFn pf ASRVP 2.11 7.4 ... 30.45 22.76 0 28.35 +2.7AmesNatl ATLO 1.00f 5.1 10 29.30 17.25 5 19.58 -30.2sAmgen AMGN 6.40 2.5 20 261.46 173.12 3460 256.25 +6.3AmicusTh FOLD ... ... ... 15.91 6.25 1402 15.60 +60.2

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AmkorTch AMKR ... ... 57 15.25 5.40 877 12.51 -3.8Amphastar AMPH ... ... ... 22.85 12.33 291 21.98 +13.9AmplitHl n AMHC ... ... ... 10.25 9.45 0 10.25 +4.4AmplitH wt AMHCW ... ... ... AmplitH un AMHCU ... ... ... 10.45 9.29 10.20 +1.3AmtechSys ASYS ... ... ... 7.96 3.55 194 4.79 -33.1Amyris h AMRS ... ... ...dd 6.07 1.40 3865 4.76 +54.2AnPacBio n ANPC ... ... ... 12.18 5.06 5 6.76 -39.9AnalogDev ADI 2.24 1.8 31 127.39 79.08 1270 123.62 +4.0Anaptys ANAB ... ... ... 56.72 10.00 173 22.22 +36.7Anavex rs AVXL ... ... ...dd 6.31 2.20 1120 4.65 +79.5Anchiano ANCN ... ... ... 4.74 .51 23 1.57 +12.1Andersons ANDE .70 5.2 35 28.82 10.00 135 13.54 -46.4AndinaIII ANDA ... ... ... 10.60 9.75 2 10.39 +2.4AndinIII un ANDAU ... ... ... 11.34 10.01 0 11.34 +7.4sAndinIII rt ANDAR ... ... ... .62 .06 48 .54 +91.1AngioDyn ANGO ... ... 16 22.09 7.48 121 10.40 -35.0AnikaTh ANIK ... ... 19 75.71 22.01 150 38.13 -26.5AnixaB hrs ANIX ... ... ...dd 5.45 1.33 597 3.06 -6.7sAnsys ANSS ... ... 83 299.73 186.81 536 301.64 +17.2AntaresP ATRS ... ... 56 5.13 1.60 881 2.80 -40.4pdvWirelss ATEX ... ... ...dd 57.75 29.38 112 42.76 -1.0Apache APA .10m .7 9 33.77 3.80 10162 13.53 -47.1Apellis APLS ... ... ... 45.04 16.85 727 30.81 +.6ApexGl hrs APEX ... ... ...dd 2.37 .26 472 .66 -15.4ApexTc n APXT ... ... ... 10.74 9.13 59 10.26 +4.0ApexTc un APXTU ... ... ... 11.89 9.60 1 11.10 +6.0Aphria APHA ... ... ... 7.60 1.95 2974 4.38 -16.1ApogeeE APOG .75 3.2 15 46.70 13.77 192 23.08 -29.0ApollEnd APEN ... ... ... 3.79 1.24 40 1.68 -41.1ApollInv AINV 1.80 18.7 ... 18.33 5.20 441 9.64 -44.8ApolMed AMEH ... ... ...cc 23.26 9.27 25 16.59 -9.9AppFolio APPF ... ... ...cc 180.56 81.01 98 166.40 +51.3Appian A APPN ... ... ... 64.72 29.07 1533 49.21 +28.8sApple Inc AAPL 3.28f .9 34 372.38 192.58 29429 373.85 +27.3AplDNA hrs APDN ... ... ...dd 22.80 2.52 380 8.24 +96.7AppGenTc AGTC ... ... ...dd 10.42 2.29 482 5.91 +30.8ApldMatl AMAT .88 1.4 19 69.44 36.64 7768 63.46 +4.0ApplMol n AMTI ... ... ... 31.84 17.05 363 26.58 +47.8ApldOptoel AAOI ... ... ...dd 15.98 5.00 1391 11.58 -2.5AppliedT APLT ... ... ...dd 57.39 8.08 637 31.37 +15.0ApreaTh n APRE ... ... ... 53.11 15.10 104 34.98 -23.8Aptevo hrs APVO ... ... ... 14.28 2.94 109 9.10 -.8Aptinyx APTX ... ... ...dd 5.28 1.60 325 4.73 +38.3AptormG APM ... ... ... 23.75 1.66 140 3.60 -77.3AptoseB g APTO ... ... ...dd 9.25 1.82 582 6.17 +8.8ApyxMed APYX ... ... ...dd 8.59 2.81 66 5.32 -37.1AquaMetal h AQMS ... ... ...dd 2.21 .33 616 1.27 +68.2AquaB Tc AQB ... ... ...dd 4.08 1.52 54 3.21 +47.9AquestTh AQST ... ... ... 10.00 1.41 638 4.72 -18.9Aravive ARAV ... ... ... 15.62 3.34 198 11.92 -12.8ArbutusB g ABUS ... ... ...dd 3.66 .82 568 1.87 -32.7ArcBest ARCB .32 1.2 7 32.46 13.54 286 25.84 -6.4ArcadBio rs RKDA ... ... ... 10.20 1.82 112 3.81 -30.5ArchCap ACGL ... ... 9 48.32 20.93 1189 28.50 -33.6ArchCap pfF ACGLO 1.36 5.4 ... 26.90 15.25 14 25.04 -2.9ArchC pfE ACGLP 1.31 5.4 ... 26.13 16.13 17 24.42 -4.2ArchrkPtrs APLP 1.14 7.5 ...cc 15.30 sArcimot h FUV ... ... ... 7.08 .97 8842 7.20 +347.2ArcoPlat ARCE ... ... ...dd 59.49 29.09 429 44.33 +.3ArcturusT ARCT ... ... ... 62.97 8.49 671 47.57 +337.6ArcutisB n ARQT ... ... ... 40.88 17.10 29 32.28 +48.1Ardelyx ARDX ... ... ... 8.81 2.10 600 7.08 -5.7ArenaPh ARNA ... ... 6 69.75 32.95 370 63.51 +39.8AresCap ARCC 1.60a 11.1 7 19.33 7.90 1896 14.43 -22.6Argenx ARGX ... ... ...dd 242.37 103.75 448 235.74 +46.9AridisPh ARDS ... ... ... 12.40 3.80 1 6.50 +46.1ArkRst ARKR 1.00 8.3 9 23.60 7.19 4 12.08 -46.3ArrowFn AROW 1.04b 3.6 12 38.31 20.79 21 28.52 -24.6ArrowPhm ARWR ... ... ...dd 73.72 19.51 817 43.72 -31.1ArteloBi wt ARTLW ... ... ... ArteloBio ARTL ... ... ... 4.99 .61 158 1.26 -53.3ArtesRes ARTNA 1.00 2.8 25 39.60 30.01 28 36.07 -3.1ArtsWay ARTW .05 1.9 ...dd 4.37 1.75 156 2.59 +46.3Arvinas ARVN ... ... ...dd 61.57 15.19 352 33.95 -17.4ARYA Sc un ARYBU ... ... ... 11.77 10.50 13 11.32 +4.9AscenaR rs ASNA ... ... ... 16.20 .91 815 1.41 -81.6Ascendis ASND ... ... ... 158.93 90.06 404 151.88 +9.2AsiaPWire APWC .08e 7.4 ... 2.16 .89 69 1.08 -21.7AspenGp ASPU ... ... ... 10.75 3.62 407 9.92 +24.0AspenTech AZPN ... ... 26 142.89 73.07 495 103.86 -14.1AspiraWm AWH ... ... ...dd 5.78 .35 899 3.67 +353.1AssembBio ASMB ... ... ...dd 25.07 8.13 216 23.07 +12.8AssertThr ASRT ... ... ...dd 3.55 .55 .80 -36.3AstaFd lf ASFI 5.30e ... ... 12.95 6.51 9 12.95 +25.4Astec ASTE .44 1.0 19 49.18 25.17 132 45.09 +7.4AstroNova ALOT .28 3.6 16 26.57 5.29 33 7.87 -42.6Astronics ATRO ... ... 9 40.77 6.99 179 10.37 -62.9Astrotch ASTC ... ... ...dd 7.75 .98 123 2.87 +59.4AsureSftw h ASUR ... ... ...dd 10.25 4.30 284 6.74 -17.6AtaraBioth ATRA ... ... ...dd 19.90 4.52 1507 15.46 -6.1Athenex ATNX ... ... ... 21.11 5.63 852 13.65 -10.6Athersys ATHX ... ... ...dd 4.38 1.13 2714 2.69 +118.7AtlanAmer AAME .02 1.2 ...dd 3.48 1.46 3 1.62 -17.8AtlCapBc ACBI ... ... 10 20.21 8.89 65 11.39 -37.9AtlUnion AUB 1.00 4.6 12 40.20 18.55 269 21.55 -42.6AtlUn pfA AUBAP 1.72 6.9 ... 24.95 22.05 46 24.80 +2.1AtlanticaS AY 1.57e 5.3 44 32.50 17.74 267 29.53 +11.9Atlanticus ATLC ... ... ... 18.37 3.90 16 11.36 +26.1AtlasAir AAWW ... ... 6 47.70 14.97 308 45.37 +64.6AtlasFin AFH ... ... ...dd 2.45 .31 766 .56 +28.5AtlasTech ATCX ... ... ... 11.38 8.42 10.08 -.8AtlasTc wt ATCXW ... ... ... sAtlassian TEAM ... ... ...dd 191.72 107.00 1754 190.47 +58.3Atomera ATOM ... ... ...dd 11.25 2.53 397 9.10 +195.5AtossaTh ATOS ... ... ...dd 4.27 .76 547 3.38 +115.3Atreca BCEL ... ... ...dd 29.35 9.51 130 23.19 +49.9AtriCure ATRC ... ... ...dd 51.76 22.57 227 46.20 +42.1Atrion ATRI 6.20 1.0 48 846.15 579.00 6 651.20 -13.3aTyrPh LIFE ... ... ... 7.62 2.13 38 4.25 +1.9AubNB AUBN 1.02 1.8 24 65.55 22.51 19 56.80 +7.2AudioEye AEYE ... ... ...dd 10.53 1.94 57 9.95 +112.2AudCodes AUDC .56e ... 52 40.06 9.00 624 33.54 +30.6AuriniaPh AUPH ... ... ...dd 21.93 3.52 922 15.48 -23.6AuroraMob JG ... ... ... 6.35 1.43 131 1.60 -45.8AutoWeb AUTO ... ... 3 3.77 .50 133 1.19 -51.8sAutodesk ADSK ... ... ...dd 247.14 125.38 1091 244.36 +33.2Autolus AUTL ... ... ... 19.34 3.00 79 14.34 +8.6AutoData ADP 3.64 2.4 40 182.32 103.11 1466 150.73 -11.6AvadelPh AVDL ... ... ...dd 13.49 1.82 507 7.99 +5.8AvalGlb AVCO ... ... ... 2.65 .50 434 1.80 -6.7AveThera ATXI ... ... ...dd 11.83 4.96 81 10.12 +5.4AVEO hrs AVEO ... ... ... 11.20 2.23 594 4.79 -23.2sAviatNet AVNW ... ... ...dd 19.41 7.10 98 20.23 +44.0AvidBios CDMO ... ... ...dd 8.38 3.02 468 7.02 -8.5AvidB pfE CDMOP 2.63 14.9 ... 17.65 -7.0AvidTech AVID ... ... ...dd 10.79 4.67 336 7.54 -12.1AvidityB n RNA ... ... ... 35.00 25.50 50 27.59 -3.2Avingr AVGR ... ... ... 3.15 .24 6532 .35 -69.6AvisBudg CAR ... ... 9 52.98 6.35 4856 26.92 -16.5sAvitaThe n RCEL ... ... ... 30.71 28.01 117 29.77 +308.4Avnet AVT .84 3.1 ...dd 46.41 17.85 1820 27.21 -35.9AvroBio AVRO ... ... 1 29.32 9.76 361 17.88 -11.2Aware AWRE ... ... 19 3.88 2.02 7 3.18 -5.5sAxcelis ACLS ... ... 21 29.24 12.99 443 29.14 +20.9AxellaHl AXLA ... ... ...dd 9.87 2.25 302 5.08 +26.7Axogen AXGN ... ... ...dd 22.10 7.16 390 11.43 -36.1AxonEntpr AAXN ... ... ...cc 104.90 49.80 668 99.64 +36.0Axonics AXNX ... ... ...dd 41.37 15.25 527 39.25 +41.6AxovntG AXGT ... ... ...dd 8.08 1.41 89 2.77 -45.9AxsomeT AXSM ... ... ...dd 109.94 13.64 300 82.01 -20.7AyalaPh n AYLA ... ... ... 16.50 9.61 21 9.80 -34.8AytuBioS AYTU ... ... ... 2.99 .34 5051 1.37 +40.8AzurRx AZRX ... ... ...dd 1.94 .37 273 .83 -20.2

- B -:B Comm BCOM ... ... ... 2.73 .52 46 2.49 +39.1BRileyFn RILY 1.00 4.5 23 30.17 12.94 88 22.02 -12.5BRiley27 RILYZ 1.88 8.1 ... 26.10 9.73 18 23.18 -9.2BRileyF27 RILYG 1.81 7.9 ... 26.37 8.63 3 23.05 -10.6BRiley23 RILYH 1.84 7.8 ... 26.82 12.75 7 23.71 -8.3BRileyFn pf RILYI 1.72 7.4 ... 26.45 11.90 1 23.20 -9.5BRiley24 RILYQ 1.69 7.6 ... 26.65 10.00 8 22.29 -13.1BRleyF26 n RILYN 1.63 7.7 ... 25.70 10.11 10 21.29 -15.5BRiley25 n RILYM 1.59 7.4 ... 25.28 7.31 4 21.39 -14.4BRiley pfA RILYP .11p ... ... 25.87 10.50 5 21.94 -14.0BBQ Hldg BBQ ... ... ...dd 5.72 1.51 14 3.06 -22.1BCB Bc BCBP .56 6.4 5 14.50 8.34 40 8.69 -37.0BFC Cp pf BANFP 1.80 6.4 ... 31.35 25.80 3 28.05 +2.6BGC Ptrs BGCP .04m 1.5 7 6.15 2.07 2227 2.62 -55.9BIO-key BKYI ... ... ... 2.58 .35 649 .76 +52.6BJsRest BJRI .52 2.7 7 44.47 6.01 517 19.38 -48.9BMC Stock BMCH ... ... 17 31.67 13.38 194 24.48 -14.7BOK BOKF 2.04 3.8 8 88.28 34.57 236 53.77 -38.5BOK 56 BOKFL 1.34 5.2 ... 26.75 16.01 6 25.70 -1.9BOS Ltd BOSC ... ... 18 3.20 1.02 108 2.63 +32.2BQQI Intl BIMI ... ... ... 12.00 1.03 850 2.03 -36.4BRP Gp n BRP ... ... ... 18.78 8.35 174 17.11 +6.6Baidu BIDU ... ... 2 147.38 82.00 5740 132.93 +5.2Balchem BCPC .52f .6 38 113.93 78.30 96 93.15 -8.3sBallardPw BLDP ... ... ...dd 17.58 3.95 8094 19.93 +177.6BncFstOK BANF 1.28 3.3 10 63.96 26.00 65 38.37 -38.5Bancorp34 BCTF .20 1.7 ...cc 16.00 9.12 2 11.71 -23.3BncpBnk lf TBBK ... ... ...dd 13.73 3.36 421 8.98 -30.8sBandwith BAND ... ... ...cc 134.93 42.61 285 131.96 +106.0BkFstCp BFC .80 1.3 ... 71.39 43.64 19 63.03 -10.0BankOZK OZK 1.09f 4.7 9 31.76 14.20 1013 23.24 -23.8BkCmcCA BOCH .20 2.8 9 12.31 .40 30 7.19 -37.9BankMarn BMRC .92f 2.8 13 47.77 23.80 22 32.45 -28.0BkMont36 BMLP 3.37e 11.3 ... 51.27 15.87 0 29.77 -32.0BkPrince BPRN .40 2.0 ... 32.25 17.51 3 19.72 -37.4BankSC BKSC .64a 3.9 9 19.80 11.43 6 16.42 -12.6BkofJames BOTJ .28 2.9 8 16.15 8.00 0 9.50 -37.8Bank7 BSVN .50e ... 6 20.04 5.58 37 10.50 -44.6BankFncl BFIN .40 5.1 12 14.29 6.73 14 7.79 -40.4BankwellF BWFG .56 3.5 1 30.00 12.07 4 15.87 -45.0Banner Cp BANR 1.64 4.6 9 60.21 27.12 140 35.85 -36.6Baozun BZUN ... ... 91 56.47 22.19 1523 43.60 +31.6BarrettB lf BBSI 1.20 2.3 8 95.64 27.25 43 52.62 -41.8BassettF BSET .50 6.4 11 18.24 4.25 81 7.82 -53.1Baudax n BXRX ... ... ... 10.14 2.16 1084 3.69 -46.7BayCom BCML ... ... 8 24.89 10.08 29 12.69 -44.2BeacnRfg BECN ... ... ...dd 37.87 11.67 272 26.31 -17.7BeamTh n BEAM ... ... ... 31.80 13.00 321 29.42 +56.9BeasleyB BBGI .20 9.2 8 5.15 1.28 336 2.18 -29.4BedBath BBBY .68 6.3 ...dd 17.79 3.43 9243 10.76 -37.8BeiGene BGNE ... ... ...dd 210.35 114.41 246 196.72 +18.7BelFuse A BELFA .28 2.7 11 17.60 6.08 4 10.50 -35.2BelFuseB BELFB .28 2.9 9 21.50 6.30 24 9.74 -52.5Bellero hrs BLPH ... ... ...dd 26.00 3.19 255 13.45 +156.2Benefitfoc BNFT ... ... ...dd 28.25 6.09 238 11.22 -48.9BenefyttTc BFYT ... ... 16 31.49 15.60 818 19.77 +2.5BenitecB s BNTC ... ... ... 17.39 1.84 31 7.02 +106.5BerryCp BRY .48 10.5 ... 11.72 1.82 355 4.58 -51.4BettrMx n BWMX ... ... ... 10.09 5.67 9.25 +1.9BeyondA XAIR ... ... ...dd 12.50 3.45 211 7.04 +34.6BeyondMt BYND ... ... ...dd 239.71 48.18 4615 143.00 +89.2Beyondsp BYSI ... ... ... 23.00 9.38 133 15.58 +.5BcylTher BCYC ... ... ...dd 19.79 6.24 11 15.51 +64.5Big 5Sprt BGFV .20 10.3 28 4.14 .65 359 1.94 -35.3BigRockP BRPA ... ... ... 12.03 9.80 3 10.99 +3.7BigRock wt BRPAW ... ... ... .39 BigRock rt BRPAR ... ... ... .40 .03 4 .39 +50.0BigRock un BRPAU ... ... ...dd 17.09 10.55 13.44 +25.1sBilibili BILI ... ... ...cc 49.19 13.23 22180 44.14 +137.1Bio-Path BPTH ... ... ... 17.53 2.92 31 5.15 -35.5BioTechne TECH 1.28 .5 86 282.52 155.17 210 269.85 +22.9BioCard wt BCDAW ... ... ... BioCrdia n BCDA ... ... ... 7.25 2.01 100 2.34 -36.4BioDlvry lf BDSI ... ... ...dd 7.21 2.85 1325 4.49 -29.0BioHiTch BHTG ... ... ...dd 4.40 1.01 1628 1.90 +11.8BioLifeSol BLFS ... ... ... 21.18 7.37 690 18.08 +11.7BioLneRx rs BLRX ... ... ... 5.10 1.06 374 1.70 -24.4BioNTech n BNTX ... ... ... 105.00 12.53 1645 65.51 +93.4BioSigTc BSGM ... ... ...dd 12.43 2.36 423 7.28 +23.0BioXcelT BTAI ... ... ...dd 61.50 3.76 510 48.03 +228.7BioanlySys BASI ... ... ...dd 6.50 1.95 17 5.05 +1.9Biocept h BIOC ... ... ... 1.15 .21 6689 .64 +123.4Biocryst BCRX ... ... ...dd 6.29 1.38 5381 4.95 +43.5Biofront BFRA ...p ... ... 17.32 5.41 1 6.66 -35.6Biogen BIIB ... ... 13 374.99 215.78 859 269.80 -9.1Biolase BIOL ... ... ...dd 2.07 .21 2516 .39 -30.4BioMarin BMRN ... ... ...dd 128.77 62.88 1264 127.71 +51.0Biomeri BMRA ... ... ... 23.39 2.05 564 7.80 +157.9Bionano BNGO ... ... ...dd 4.70 .25 8819 .47 -62.0

sBiondVax BVXV ... ... ... 25.50 5.20 412 27.98 +201.2Biophytis n BPTS ... ... ... BioSpecif BSTC ... ... 25 66.51 42.00 41 62.31 +9.4BioTelem BEAT ... ... 43 55.85 27.35 315 46.31 BlckDia n BDTX ... ... ... 46.25 17.63 44 41.00 +3.9sBlackLin BL ... ... ... 88.91 38.32 349 87.75 +70.2BlkRkCap BKCC .56 20.8 11 6.17 1.47 492 2.69 -45.8BlTCP Cap TCPC 1.44 15.6 7 14.76 4.02 473 9.26 -34.1Blckbaud BLKB .48 .8 ...cc 97.35 38.22 848 59.44 -25.3sBlinkCh BLNK ... ... ...dd 6.74 1.25 42578 8.40 +351.6BlinkCh wt BLNKW ... ... ... BloominBr BLMN .80f 7.7 8 24.29 4.54 2613 10.43 -52.7Blucora BCOR ... ... ...cc 30.81 8.66 383 11.74 -55.1BlueBird BLBD ... ... 8 23.99 8.40 81 14.29 -37.7BlueHat n BHAT ... ... ... 6.25 .63 1702 1.33 -33.6BluebBio BLUE ... ... ...dd 143.98 38.95 1171 58.08 -33.8BlueknEP BKEP .16 11.1 ... 1.55 .53 446 1.44 +27.4Bluekn pf BKEPP .72 12.6 ... 5.80 2.84 60 5.67 +5.3BlueprtM BPMC ... ... ...dd 102.98 43.29 377 79.32 -1.0BogotaF n BSBK ... ... ... 11.97 6.07 13 8.93 -23.0Boingo WIFI ... ... ...dd 19.58 6.66 281 13.53 +23.6BonsoElec BNSO ... ... ... 2.79 1.72 0 2.64 +14.7BookingHl BKNG ... ... 24 2094.00 1107.29 441 1703.76 -17.0BorqsTch lf BRQS ... ... ... 8.40 .95 475 1.37 -23.9BosOma BOMN ... ... ...dd 24.73 13.05 132 15.83 -24.8BostPrv BPFH .48 7.5 6 13.08 5.18 350 6.42 -46.6BttmlnT EPAY ... ... 80 57.22 27.82 133 49.50 -7.6Boxlight BOXL ... ... ...dd 3.06 .33 2666 .92 -17.4Brainstorm BCLI ... ... ...dd 13.61 3.43 772 12.15 +183.9Brainsw BWAY ... ... ... 12.53 5.10 2 5.95 -39.0BrickllBi rs BBI ... ... ... 6.51 .95 606 .99 -34.0BridgeBcp BDGE .96f 4.8 10 34.25 17.17 228 20.04 -40.2BridgBio BBIO ... ... ...dd 48.36 14.23 504 29.67 -15.3Bridglne h BLIN ... ... ... 3.11 .53 121 1.63 +5.8BridgBcs BWB ... ... ... 13.90 7.99 40 9.43 -31.6BridgfdFds BRID ... ... 17 37.00 14.06 6 16.81 -32.2Brightcove BCOV ... ... ...dd 12.88 5.44 89 7.81 -10.1BrghtFn BHF ... ... ...cc 48.25 12.05 1537 27.54 -29.8BrghtFn pf BHFAL 1.56 6.1 ... 27.86 13.81 13 25.44 -6.2BrillntAq un BRLIU ... ... ... 10.10 10.00 81 10.03 -.2BroadcInc AVGO 13.00f 4.1 ... 331.58 155.67 1752 318.79 +.9Broadc pfA AVGOP 2.00 .2 ... 1210.17 635.00 4 1130.07 -4.1BrdwyFn h BYFC ... ... 4 7.23 1.04 24668 3.32 +115.6Brdwind BWEN ... ... ...dd 4.14 1.12 235 3.57 +115.1BrogeEn BROG ... ... ...cc 12.79 7.65 13 8.58 -18.2TwlSeas wt BROGW ... ... ... BrkfldPrp BPY 1.33 11.3 ... 20.58 7.10 5614 11.78 -35.6BrkfPrp pfA BPYPP 1.63 8.5 ... 27.22 11.00 16 19.15 -26.3BrkfldPr pf BPYPO 1.59 8.3 ... 27.52 8.13 28 19.11 -28.0BrkfPrp pf BPYPN 1.44 8.4 ... 25.59 8.00 12 17.20 -32.5BrkfldPr A BPYU 1.33f 11.3 ... 20.77 7.15 1699 11.72 -36.5BrfldPr pf BPYUP 1.59 9.8 ... 25.88 6.63 219 16.18 -35.6BrklneB BRKL .46 4.8 9 16.96 8.13 256 9.56 -41.9BrooksAuto BRKS .40 .9 71 50.35 21.19 411 44.68 +6.5BrukerCp BRKR .16 .4 33 54.49 30.78 1001 41.85 -17.9BrynMawr BMTC 1.04 4.0 9 41.41 22.20 82 26.10 -36.7Bsquare BSQR ... ... ...dd 2.00 .83 24 1.62 +16.5BldrFtSr h BLDR ... ... 13 28.43 9.00 568 20.43 -19.6BurnRck n BNR ... ... ... 32.40 22.50 394 26.46 +7.4BusinFst BFST .40 2.8 12 26.64 9.17 30 14.49 -41.9

- C -:C&F Fnc CFFI 1.52 4.5 8 57.61 28.00 2 33.71 -39.1CASI Phr h CASI ... ... ...dd 3.82 1.15 77 2.47 -20.1CB FnSvcs CBFV .96 4.5 11 30.95 16.25 14 21.14 -29.9sCBAK En h CBAT ... ... ... 1.20 .36 11468 1.33 +15.7CBM Bcp CBMB ... ... ...cc 14.80 10.61 0 12.30 -12.9CBTX Inc CBTX .40 2.1 13 31.73 12.50 41 19.35 -37.8CDK Globl CDK .60 1.4 14 57.00 29.12 473 42.04 -23.1CDW Corp CDW 1.52 1.3 41 146.09 73.39 728 117.55 -17.7CEVA Inc CEVA ... ... ...dd 37.96 20.45 175 37.17 +37.9sCF FnAc h CFFA ... ... ...cc 10.92 9.90 156 10.90 +6.3CF FnAq un CFFAU ... ... ...cc 12.30 10.20 25 11.60 +6.9CH Robins CHRW 2.04 2.5 16 91.23 56.94 2028 80.21 +2.6sCHP Mrg n CHPM ... ... ... 10.05 9.20 4 9.94 +.4CHP Mr un CHPMU ... ... ... 11.57 9.07 2 10.30 +1.3CHS Inc pf CHSCP 2.00 7.1 ... 30.49 24.00 9 28.21 +.8CHS pfB CHSCO 1.97 7.4 ... 28.88 19.59 16 26.53 -2.6CHS pfB2 CHSCN 1.78 7.2 ... 28.94 15.03 16 24.56 -9.8CHS pfB3 CHSCM 1.69 7.0 ... 28.19 13.58 10 24.12 -9.7CHS pfB4 CHSCL 1.88 7.1 ... 29.49 18.00 34 26.51 -3.1CIIG Mr n CIIC ... ... ... 10.16 9.30 0 9.90 -.5CIIG Mr un CIICU ... ... ... 11.00 9.40 30 10.30 +1.4CIM CmT rs CMCT .30 2.8 17 20.79 6.27 20 10.89 -24.9CIM CT pfL CMCTP 1.56p ... ... 30.25 21.75 23.70 -9.6CLPS Inc CLPS ... ... ... 8.86 1.62 168 2.31 -53.8CME Grp CME 3.40 2.1 36 225.36 131.80 2036 165.80 -17.4CNBFnPA CCNE .68 3.9 8 33.78 13.25 65 17.35 -46.9CNS Phr n CNSP ... ... ... 5.69 1.26 48 2.16 -45.4sCPS Tech CPSH ... ... ...dd 2.47 .86 2251 2.32 +129.7CRA Intl CRAI .92 2.5 14 58.19 21.96 24 36.83 -32.4sCRISPR CRSP ... ... ... 81.09 32.30 1572 84.11 +38.1CSG Sys CSGS .94 2.3 19 58.69 36.33 138 40.71 -21.4CSI Comp CCLP .04 5.3 ...dd 3.98 .35 51 .76 -72.0CSP Inc CSPI .60 7.4 ...dd 15.85 4.51 1 8.08 -38.1CSW Ind CSWI .54 .8 18 81.06 50.13 40 69.91 -9.2CSX CSX 1.04 1.5 17 80.62 46.81 2774 70.25 -2.9CTI BioP h CTIC ... ... ...dd 1.93 .62 223 1.19 -24.7CVB Fncl CVBF .72 4.0 14 22.23 14.92 491 18.15 -15.2CVD Eqp CVV ... ... 17 5.59 1.95 12 2.90 -9.9Cabaletta n CABA ... ... ... 19.63 5.51 102 11.35 -18.8CabotMicro CCMP 1.76 1.3 25 169.13 85.26 161 139.84 -3.1sCadence CDNS ... ... 28 98.81 51.39 1771 98.74 +42.4Cadiz h CDZI ... ... ...dd 13.15 8.42 236 10.26 -6.9CaesarStne CSTE .15e 1.3 14 17.85 7.65 79 11.25 -25.4CaesarsEnt CZR ... ... ...dd 14.73 3.22 22690 12.09 -11.1Cal-Maine CALM .86e 1.9 17 46.65 30.74 176 45.09 +5.5Caladriu CLBS ... ... ...dd 3.64 1.05 217 1.80 -28.3CalaLgS n CPZ 1.32 8.6 ... 20.47 9.20 74 15.39 -21.5CalaCvHi CHY 1.02 9.0 ...q 12.31 5.56 1126 11.39 -.1CalaCvOp CHI .96 8.8 ...q 11.82 5.41 234 10.87 -1.2CalaCv&Inc CCD 2.00 9.1 ...q 22.75 9.62 85 21.94 +3.7CalaGDyIn CHW .96 12.7 ...q 9.07 3.01 199 7.54 -13.2CalaGTR CGO 1.20 9.8 ...q 13.73 6.22 27 12.21 -8.9CalaStrTR CSQ 1.11 8.7 ...q 14.68 6.20 267 12.79 -6.0CalAmp CAMP ... ... 8 12.32 3.70 325 8.02 -16.3CalavoGr h CVGW 1.10f 1.8 17 99.71 48.31 96 61.97 -31.6Calithera CALA ... ... ...dd 8.18 2.45 462 5.11 -10.4CallidTh n CALT ... ... ... 24.97 19.00 17 23.48 +19.8CalumetSp CLMT ... ... ...dd 5.00 .82 331 2.34 -35.9Calyxt CLXT ... ... ... 11.48 2.40 44 5.05 -28.0Cambium CMBM ... ... 99 11.75 3.57 21 7.91 -9.5CambrBc CATC 2.12 3.8 ... 82.80 44.20 16 55.91 -30.2CamdnN CAC 1.32 3.9 10 48.48 25.74 38 34.07 -26.0Camtek h CAMT .68f 5.5 18 14.24 6.27 142 12.42 +14.7Canaan n CAN ... ... ... 8.98 1.76 2585 1.96 -67.9CdnSolar CSIQ ... ... 9 25.35 12.00 1909 22.10 CanGen hrs CGIX ... ... ...dd 9.50 1.92 23 2.98 -50.0CantbryPk CPHC .28 2.5 16 14.00 7.80 1 11.00 -11.3CpStarFn CSTR .20 1.8 41 17.48 7.44 19 11.37 -31.7CapBcp CBNK ... ... 10 15.07 6.98 6 10.74 -27.9CapCtyBk CCBG .56 2.9 1 30.95 15.61 14 19.56 -35.9CapProd CPLP 1.40 17.1 3 14.20 5.18 87 8.17 -39.2CapSwst CSWC 1.64 12.3 11 22.90 7.39 80 13.35 -35.8CapSw22 CSECL ... ... ... 26.74 17.00 1 24.45 -6.4CapitalaF CPTA 1.00 42.4 18 9.99 2.18 299 2.36 -73.0Capitala22 CPTAL 1.50 7.7 ... 25.60 11.00 6 19.39 -22.4CapF cv22 CPTAG 1.44 6.7 ... 21.58 -3.2CapFedFn CFFN .34a 3.2 16 14.57 10.01 262 10.59 -22.9Capricr h CAPR ... ... ... 11.08 .88 745 4.47 +249.2CpstnTur rs CPST ... ... ... 8.25 1.00 247 3.12 +2.0CarGurus CARG ... ... 31 40.91 14.25 872 26.55 -24.5CaraThera CARA ... ... ...dd 27.55 8.88 287 17.57 +9.1CardOnc CRDF ... ... ... 5.75 .70 498 4.25 +242.7CardiovSys CSII ... ... ...cc 55.22 26.00 316 30.99 -36.2Cardlytc CDLX ... ... ...dd 107.50 26.07 732 71.36 +13.5Cardtronic CATM ... ... 97 47.41 15.71 459 22.29 -50.1CareTrust CTRE 1.00 5.8 21 24.64 7.16 546 17.36 -15.9CareDx h CDNA ... ... ...dd 41.27 13.04 424 34.49 +59.9CarlyleGp CG 1.24e 4.4 11 34.98 15.21 882 28.13 -12.3CarrolsRst TAST ... ... 26 9.69 .98 723 5.14 -27.1CarterBk CARE .14p ... 26 24.25 6.44 50 7.58 -68.0CarverBc lf CARV ... ... 87 22.97 1.25 2896 8.71 +258.3CasaSys CASA ... ... 11 8.03 1.85 111 4.41 +7.8CasellaW CWST ... ... ...cc 56.14 34.35 212 51.90 +12.8Caseys CASY 1.28 .8 32 181.99 114.01 281 150.93 -5.1CassInfo s CASS 1.08 2.8 11 60.97 28.85 27 38.30 -33.7PainThr SAVA ... ... ...dd 10.95 1.03 972 2.97 -42.9CastleBio n CSTL ... ... ... 44.53 15.26 98 39.71 +15.5CatalstB CBIO ... ... ...dd 9.85 3.43 464 6.04 -11.3CatalystPh CPRX ... ... 61 7.67 2.55 1947 4.90 +30.7Catasys CATS ... ... ... 32.55 8.55 315 25.95 +59.1CathayGen CATY 1.24 4.9 10 38.91 17.58 255 25.28 -33.6CavcoInd CVCO ... ... 25 236.10 99.58 37 189.94 -2.8CecoEnv CECE .30 4.7 ... 9.73 3.53 54 6.35 -17.1Celcuity CELC ... ... ... 24.02 4.03 9 7.01 -34.1Celgene rt CELGZ .04e ... ... 1.24 .40 .47 CelldexT CLDX ... ... ... 13.91 1.50 700 12.61 +465.5CellectB wt APOPW ... ... ... 2.41 CellectBi rs APOP ... ... ... 6.89 .40 132 3.28 +47.7Celct wtA CLRBZ ... ... ... .49 Cellectar CLRB ... ... ... 3.33 1.01 1097 1.49 -33.8Cellectis CLLS ... ... ...dd 21.97 7.32 158 19.05 +11.3CallularBio CBMG ... ... ...dd 18.99 10.98 64 16.48 +1.5Celsion CLSN ... ... ...dd 6.50 .69 2545 3.87 +126.3CelsiusH CELH ... ... ... 11.99 3.06 569 11.32 +134.4Celyad CYAD ... ... ... 14.98 4.10 4 10.27 -1.4Cemtrx wt CETXW ... ... ... .27 Cemtrx pf CETXP .13t ... ... 2.33 .14 2 1.72 +149.3Cemtrex CETX ... ... ... 3.75 .60 1313 1.46 +12.3CntRsDvA CDEV ... ... ... 7.75 .24 15324 .83 -82.0Centogene n CNTG ... ... ... 28.71 7.80 65 23.04 +128.8CEurMed CETV ... ... 9 5.03 1.80 232 3.72 -17.9CentrlFd CFBK ... ... 21 15.00 8.44 3 10.30 -26.2CentGard lf CENT ... ... 10 37.31 22.40 49 36.21 +16.5CenGrdA lf CENTA ... ... ... 34.79 20.51 158 33.81 +15.2CntlVyCm CVCY .44 2.9 11 22.15 10.59 18 14.93 -31.1CentAl CENX ... ... ...dd 8.42 2.91 1750 7.25 -3.5CntyBcMA CNBKA .48 .6 11 93.49 51.40 1 74.35 -17.4CentCas CNTY ... ... ...dd 10.15 1.01 581 4.12 -48.0CeragonN CRNT ... ... ... 3.25 .99 686 2.29 +9.0Cerecor h CERC ... ... ...dd 6.19 1.52 303 2.59 -51.9Cerence n CRNC ... ... ... 45.35 11.39 4083 42.56 +88.1Cerner CERN .72 1.0 39 80.90 53.08 2744 70.93 -3.4CerusCp CERS ... ... ...dd 7.17 2.71 1447 6.86 +62.6CescaT h KOOL ... ... ... 7.00 2.60 5.14 Chaisma CHMA ... ... ...dd 9.25 2.88 1634 4.71 -5.0sChampO hrs CSBR ... ... ...cc 10.05 4.02 100 9.50 +14.0ChangHl CHNG ... ... ...dd 17.57 6.18 3103 10.97 -33.1ChangHl un CHNGU ... ... ... 63.29 30.71 2 42.18 -29.7CharlsColv CTHR ... ... ... 1.66 .60 517 .70 -50.6ChartInds GTLS ... ... 24 78.80 15.00 408 47.92 -29.0ChartCm CHTR ... ... ...cc 549.00 345.67 815 526.29 +8.5ChkPoint CHKP ... ... 21 120.99 80.06 1146 111.53 +.5CheckC h CHEK ... ... ... 2.57 .44 1436 .57 -66.9ChckPnt CKPT ... ... ...dd 3.42 1.05 98 1.92 +11.6Cheesecake CAKE 1.44 6.5 9 45.24 14.52 2989 22.03 -43.3ChefsWhs CHEF ... ... 20 42.06 3.55 785 13.82 -63.7Chembio CEMI ... ... ...dd 15.89 2.25 11092 4.03 -11.6ChemoCntx CCXI ... ... ...cc 65.43 6.16 565 57.84 +46.2ChemungF CHMG 1.04 3.8 12 48.98 21.75 7 27.19 -36.0ChkSoup CSSE .45p ... ...dd 10.63 4.66 239 9.01 +12.6ChkSoup pf CSSEP 2.44 10.5 ... 26.58 10.00 18 23.21 -9.7ChildPlace PLCE 2.24 6.0 7 102.55 9.25 643 37.19 -40.5Chimerix CMRX ... ... ...dd 4.04 1.19 312 3.21 +58.1ChinaAuto CAAS ... ... 7 4.16 1.43 154 3.18 +1.0ChinaBio CBPO ... ... 27 119.44 92.22 141 106.10 -8.8ChinCer h CCCL ... ... ... 1.77 .26 117 .76 +11.5ChiCustR CCRC ... ... ... 16.14 3.32 1 4.68 -51.0ChiFnOn rs JRJC ... ... ... 12.10 3.65 113 7.50 -15.7ChinaHGS HGSH ... ... ... 2.20 .24 122 .76 +5.6Chin Idx CIH ... ... ... 5.18 .94 82 2.26 -37.9ChinaJJ h CJJD ... ... ...dd 3.46 1.03 4502 1.47 -19.2ChiLibEd n CLEU ... ... ... 6.50 3.40 39 4.84 -1.2ChinaNRes CHNR ... ... ... 6.04 .58 240 1.16 -44.5ChiRecyc rs CREG ... ... ... 7.40 1.60 198 2.43 -13.2ChinaSXT SXTC ... ... ... 3.28 .34 10310 .57 -30.9ChXDPlast CXDC ... ... 1 2.44 .63 102 1.17 -34.6ChXiang n PLIN ... ... ... 6.00 1.11 227 1.40 -64.1ChinaNt CNET ... ... ...dd 2.04 .54 158 1.04 -10.7ChipMOS IMOS 1.21e 5.3 15 24.83 15.00 18 22.68 +.3ChoiceOn n COFS .80 2.8 ...cc 34.00 16.86 10 29.01 -8.8ChromaDx CDXC ... ... ... 5.80 2.50 164 4.48 +3.9ChrchllD CHDN .58e .4 37 167.53 52.90 208 130.03 -5.2ChuysHldg CHUY ... ... 25 29.45 7.28 161 14.66 -43.4

CideraTh CDTX ... ... ...dd 4.45 1.22 225 3.88 +1.0Cimpress CMPR ... ... ...cc 145.09 88.42 121.87 CinciBcp n CNNB ... ... ... 10.85 6.33 0 8.99 -16.1CinnFin CINF 2.40 3.5 5 118.19 46.07 2112 68.06 -35.3Cinedig h CIDM ... ... ... 6.00 .25 5740 2.08 +197.1Cintas CTAS 2.55f .9 39 304.81 154.33 485 273.63 +1.7Cirrus CRUS ... ... 29 91.63 41.23 1159 62.01 -24.8Cisco CSCO 1.44 3.1 18 58.26 32.40 16107 46.42 -2.5CitiTrends CTRN .32 1.7 19 24.78 6.70 470 18.96 -18.0CitiusPh wt CTXRW ... ... ... .90 CitiusPh CTXR ... ... ...dd 1.97 .40 3324 1.35 +32.4Citiz&Nthn CZNC 1.08 5.7 12 29.06 15.69 12 19.04 -32.6CtzCmtyBc CZWI .21f 3.0 10 12.75 5.26 18 7.01 -42.6CitizHold CIZN .96 3.9 21 27.94 16.02 10 24.39 +11.5CitrixSy CTXS 1.40 .9 33 155.10 90.28 1267 150.38 +35.6CtyHld CHCO 2.28 3.6 13 83.07 53.06 77 63.31 -22.7CivistaBcsh CIVB .44 2.9 14 24.32 11.62 45 15.03 -37.4Clarus CLAR .03r ... ... 13.16 7.00 91 11.34 -5.8CleanEngy CLNE ... ... ...dd 2.93 1.05 1373 2.30 -1.7CleanSp n CLSK ... ... ... 5.29 .97 8991 3.00 -41.2ClearOne CLRO .28 13.5 ...dd 3.20 1.32 14 2.07 +24.7ClearPt CLPT ... ... ... 6.33 2.86 27 3.56 -25.8ClearSign h CLIR ... ... ...dd 4.11 .35 346 2.32 +204.1Clearfield CLFD ... ... 35 14.90 8.32 34 14.09 +1.1ClearsBio h CLSD ... ... ...dd 4.13 .56 190 1.91 -34.1CleBio h CBLI ... ... ...dd 5.00 .50 365 2.18 +262.1ClovisOnc CLVS ... ... ...dd 17.37 2.93 3614 6.53 -37.4CoDiagn CODX ... ... ...dd 29.72 .80 2320 18.07 +1919.0CoStar CSGP ... ... 91 747.11 500.24 248 726.24 +21.4CoastFn CCB ... ... 14 18.58 8.41 9 13.51 -18.0CocaCons COKE 1.00 .4 56 382.51 188.08 33 234.28 -17.5CocrystP COCP ... ... ...dd 2.95 .39 2345 1.54 +210.5CodaOct CODA ... ... ... 14.11 4.26 30 5.07 -39.4CodeChain CCNC ... ... 37 2.46 .66 2 1.85 +54.2Codexis CDXS ... ... ...dd 19.07 8.43 240 12.39 -22.5CdrsVlly CVLY .64 4.6 7 24.63 10.62 26 13.90 -39.6CoffeeH JVA ... ... ...cc 5.20 1.76 33 3.05 -33.7CogentC CCOI 2.72f 3.3 ...cc 92.96 53.24 188 81.41 +23.7Cognex CGNX .22 .4 41 64.28 35.20 774 61.88 +10.4CognizTch CTSH .88f 1.6 16 71.48 40.01 2199 56.26 -9.3CohBar CWBR ... ... ... 4.25 .87 273 1.59 -.6Coherent COHR ... ... ...cc 178.08 78.21 199 129.44 -22.2CoherusBio CHRS ... ... ...dd 23.91 10.86 1732 17.99 -.1Cohu COHU .24 1.4 ...dd 26.43 8.89 94 17.31 -24.2CollPlant CLGN ... ... ... 14.55 3.35 13 9.31 +63.3CollctGr n CGRO ... ... ... 9.92 9.80 9.92 +1.2CollctGr un CGROU ... ... ... 10.47 9.51 11 10.39 +4.3CllctUnv CLCT .70 2.0 29 36.08 13.26 93 34.92 +51.5Collegium COLL ... ... ...dd 25.59 10.01 398 17.54 -14.8Colliers CIGI .10 .2 18 92.07 33.93 82 58.93 -24.4ColonyBk CBAN .40 3.5 8 17.36 8.70 5 11.34 -31.3ColBnkg COLB 1.12a 4.1 14 41.40 19.11 481 27.18 -33.2ColumFn CLBK ... ... 29 17.34 12.00 166 13.64 -19.5ColuSprtw COLM ... ... 11 109.44 51.82 290 79.70 -20.5Colmbus CMCO .24 .7 10 43.09 19.20 79 32.51 -18.8comScore SCOR ... ... ...dd 5.51 1.43 226 3.18 -35.6Comcast CMCSA .92 2.3 19 47.74 31.71 17550 40.33 -10.3CommScpe COMM ... ... ...dd 15.93 5.50 2994 8.68 -38.9CmcBMO CBSH 1.08f 1.9 15 71.92 45.51 308 57.65 -15.1CmcBc pfB CBSHP 1.50 5.8 ... 28.11 22.01 4 25.68 -1.2CmclVehcl CVGI ... ... 7 8.43 1.24 372 2.61 -58.9CommSys JCS .08 1.7 ...dd 9.90 3.00 42 4.83 -21.7CmtyBkTr ESXB .20 3.9 10 9.75 4.00 20 5.13 -42.2CmtyFinCp TCFC .50 2.1 9 36.23 17.50 13 23.96 -32.6CommuFt CFBI ... ... ...cc 12.05 5.36 0 7.52 -34.3CmtyHlt rt CYHHZ ... ... ... .00 CmtyTrBc CTBI 1.52 4.8 9 47.54 26.45 33 31.57 -32.3CmtyWest CWBC .18m 2.2 10 11.86 5.27 1 8.25 -25.7CommVlt CVLT ... ... ... 51.90 24.26 258 38.90 -12.9Compugn CGEN ... ... ...cc 17.85 2.96 1019 15.46 +159.4CmptrPr CPSI .40 1.8 21 35.78 16.93 39 22.73 -13.9CmpTask CTG .24 5.7 ...dd 6.48 2.86 18 4.24 -18.2CmstkH CHCI ... ... ... 6.26 1.06 69 2.64 +34.9Comtech CMTL .40 2.5 11 38.00 11.48 368 16.24 -54.2ConatusP h CNAT ... ... ...dd .75 .23 .56 +39.0ConcertPh CNCE ... ... ...dd 13.09 5.36 166 9.84 +6.7ConcrPump BBCP ... ... ...dd 6.11 1.82 117 3.31 -39.5Conduent CNDT ... ... ... 9.93 1.54 991 2.26 -63.5Conformis h CFMS ... ... ...dd 4.00 .50 426 .82 -45.4ConiferH CNFR ... ... ...dd 4.60 2.00 1 2.42 -39.5Conifer23 CNFRL 1.69 8.3 ... 24.95 8.50 0 20.24 -9.4Conns CONN ... ... 6 27.57 2.83 491 10.38 -16.2ConnectOne CNOB .36 2.4 10 26.50 8.85 194 14.78 -42.6ConsolCom CNSL 1.55 23.7 ... 7.51 3.24 383 6.55 +68.7ConsolWtr CWCO .34 2.2 42 18.83 12.00 80 15.50 -4.9ConstPh CNST ... ... ...dd 59.49 6.01 821 28.91 -38.6ConstPrt ROAD ... ... 14 20.92 11.96 242 17.68 +4.8ConsuPtf CPSS ... ... 5 4.30 1.00 12 2.90 -13.9ContrFc hrs CFRX ... ... ... 13.40 2.69 369 6.96 +12.1sConyPkII n CPAA ... ... ... 11.65 9.40 109 11.99 +15.3ConPkII un CPAAU ... ... ... 12.05 9.29 3 12.05 +10.8Copart CPRT ... ... 31 104.88 55.69 1112 84.92 -6.6CorbusPhm CRBP ... ... ...dd 8.78 3.29 1279 7.91 +44.9Corcept CORT ... ... 26 18.53 9.70 1141 16.72 +38.2CoreMrk CORE .48 1.9 26 40.95 20.94 191 25.00 -8.1CorOnDem CSOD ... ... ...dd 64.45 22.22 957 38.36 -34.5Cortexym CRTX ... ... ...dd 73.84 19.35 67 46.71 -16.8CortlndB CLDB .56 4.4 ... 24.40 11.10 1 12.84 -41.1Corvel CRVL ... ... 29 96.45 44.67 49 72.89 -16.6CorvusPh CRVS ... ... ...dd 6.71 1.01 65 2.74 -49.6Costco COST 2.60 .8 44 325.26 262.71 2331 311.49 +6.0CountrP CPAH ... ... ...dd 6.00 .83 131 5.05 +443.0CountyBcp ICBK .28 1.3 11 27.98 13.55 44 21.37 -16.6sCoupaSft COUP ... ... ...dd 294.54 99.01 1460 287.04 +96.3CovenantL CVLG ... ... 11 18.62 6.54 13.95 +7.9Covetrus CVET ... ... ...dd 25.89 4.05 581 18.39 +39.3CowenInc COWN .16 1.0 13 18.36 5.75 217 16.33 +3.7Cowen27 COWNZ 1.84 7.4 ... 26.45 9.60 9 24.88 -3.6Cowen33 COWNL 1.94 7.7 ... 27.95 8.72 4 25.20 -8.0CrackerB CBRL 5.20 4.8 12 180.93 53.61 517 107.36 -30.2CraftBrew BREW ... ... 35 17.19 7.11 143 15.50 -6.1CreatRea h CREX ... ... ... 5.98 .52 291 2.31 +51.0CreditAcc CACC ... ... 13 499.61 199.00 141 432.89 -2.1Cree Inc CREE ... ... ...dd 64.95 27.77 1252 61.44 +33.1CrsntAcq CRSA ... ... ... 13.11 9.10 165 10.33 +3.1CrescCap n CCAP 1.64 13.1 ... 17.99 6.21 3 12.50 -23.8Cresud CRESY 4.29e ... ... 11.35 2.32 1836 4.18 -40.6Crinetic CRNX ... ... ...dd 26.67 10.63 125 17.28 -31.1Criteo SA CRTO ... ... 9 20.77 5.89 1299 13.25 -23.5Crocs CROX ... ... ...dd 43.79 8.40 1178 34.85 -16.8CronosGp CRON ... ... 6 15.85 4.00 4055 6.45 -15.9CrssCtryHl CCRN ... ... ...dd 13.42 4.50 324 6.15 -47.1sCrowdStr CRWD ... ... ...dd 108.34 31.95 7909 106.39 +113.3CrownCfts CRWS .32a 6.6 8 7.94 4.13 21 4.84 -21.3CryoPrt wt CYRXW ... ... ... 5.17 sCryoPort rs CYRX ... ... ...dd 33.11 12.40 714 34.12 +107.3CueBioph CUE ... ... ... 31.69 6.54 312 22.54 +42.0CumbldPh CPIX ... ... ...dd 6.39 3.10 13 3.24 -37.1Curis CRIS ... ... ... 3.59 .62 599 1.21 -28.8Cutera CUTR ... ... 10 39.15 9.07 197 12.41 -65.3Cyanotch h CYAN ... ... ...dd 3.25 1.82 4 2.29 CybrOpt CYBE ... ... 83 37.99 11.55 183 36.63 +99.3CyberArk CYBR ... ... 71 148.74 69.51 582 106.92 -8.3Cyclacel pf CYCCP .60 10.1 ... 8.07 3.87 5.94 +18.8Cyclacl rs CYCC ... ... ... 19.60 3.85 331 4.47 -66.6CyclerTh CYCN ... ... ... 14.83 1.69 159 5.80 +113.2CymaBay CBAY ... ... ...dd 6.97 1.21 1189 3.38 +72.4Cyren Ltd CYRN ... ... ...dd 1.87 .31 21 1.30 +1.6CyrusOne CONE 2.00 2.7 65 79.73 43.72 765 75.43 +15.3sCytokinetic CYTK ... ... ...dd 25.23 7.73 420 24.35 +129.5CytomX CTMX ... ... ...dd 15.44 3.60 396 8.20 -1.3Cytosorbnt CTSO ... ... ... 11.24 3.49 486 10.16 +163.9

- D -:DBV Tech DBVT ... ... ... 13.49 2.02 96 4.51 -57.9DFB Hlt DFBH ... ... ...dd 10.39 9.21 9.71 DFB Hlt un DFBHU ... ... ... 11.88 10.05 10.05 DFP Hlth n DFPH ... ... ... 10.90 9.70 1 10.80 +11.3DFP Hl un DFPHU ... ... ... 11.11 9.25 1 11.00 +7.8DirttEnv n DRTT ... ... 19 4.96 .71 78 1.16 -65.0DLH Hldgs DLHC ... ... 15 9.00 3.00 9 7.50 +79.0DMC Globl BOOM .50 1.8 26 66.76 20.15 67 28.06 -37.6DSP Gp DSPG ... ... ...cc 18.77 10.26 105 15.89 +1.0DXP Ent DXPE ... ... 10 43.94 10.44 104 19.80 -50.3sDadaNex n DADA ... ... ... 26.40 14.60 2357 27.69 +73.2DailyJourn DJCO ... ... 14 300.30 187.53 2 270.00 -7.0Daktronics DAKT .20 4.6 13 7.95 3.69 97 4.32 -29.1DareBio DARE ... ... ... 2.22 .69 129 1.01 +23.2DarioHl wt DRIOW ... ... ... .30 DarioHlt rs DRIO ... ... ... 13.12 3.02 29 6.45 -1.7DasanZ DZSI ... ... ...dd 12.99 2.90 35 9.23 +4.2Daseke DSKE ... ... ... 4.43 .86 337 3.74 +18.4Daseke wt DSKEW ... ... ... 1.90 Data IO DAIO ... ... 22 4.63 2.34 151 4.01 -5.6Datadog n DDOG ... ... ...dd 93.00 27.55 5766 88.96 +135.5Datasea DTSS ... ... ... 7.39 .77 22 2.16 -29.2DaveBuster PLAY ... ... 4 48.80 4.61 6819 12.94 -67.8DavidsT g DTEA ... ... ...dd 2.30 .32 87 .90 -38.7DawsonGeo DWSN .05p ... ...dd 2.93 .84 13 1.44 -40.0Deciphera DCPH ... ... ... 71.11 19.88 470 55.07 -11.5DelTaco h TACO ... ... 6 13.50 2.45 351 6.10 -22.8DelmrBc n DBCP .03e ... ... 7.60 6.17 14 6.44 -1.7DelmP hnrs DMPI ... ... ... 2.66 .38 124 .65 -6.5DenaliTh DNLI ... ... ... 30.41 12.39 496 25.50 +46.4Dennys DENN ... ... 8 23.88 4.50 1939 9.51 -52.2Dentsply XRAY .40 .9 ...dd 60.87 31.58 1039 44.64 -21.1DermTh rs DMTK ... ... ...dd 21.70 4.52 97 13.54 +9.2sDescSys DSGX ... ... ...cc 54.40 24.35 212 55.83 +30.7Dest XL h DXLG ... ... ...dd 1.93 .22 1414 .57 -55.2Deswell DSWL .18e 7.2 ...dd 3.09 2.02 49 2.50 -6.8sDexCom DXCM ... ... ...cc 428.59 138.28 1242 423.18 +93.5DiaMdica DMAC ... ... ... 8.80 1.70 54 7.10 +46.4DiamHill DHIL 9.00e ... 10 150.00 75.00 14 115.80 -17.6sDiamndP DPHC ... ... ... 10.60 9.50 181 10.35 +4.0DiamdPk un DPHCU ... ... ... 12.25 9.70 15 11.50 +12.2DiambkEn FANG 1.50 3.5 14 111.84 14.55 2494 42.88 -53.8DicernaPh DRNA ... ... ...dd 27.68 11.75 470 25.78 +17.0DiffusP DFFN ... ... ...dd 1.80 DigiIntl DGII ... ... 28 18.99 6.18 158 11.38 -35.8Digimarc DMRC ... ... ...dd 51.35 9.92 112 15.50 -53.8Digirad pf DRADP ... ... ... 10.50 4.25 7.28 +44.2Digirad DRAD ... ... ... 8.84 1.99 267 2.81 +8.1DigitalAll DGLY ... ... ...dd 7.10 .64 1795 3.14 +207.8sDigitlTurb APPS ... ... ...dd 13.31 3.48 3113 13.43 +88.4DimeCBc DCOM .56 4.4 12 22.50 11.43 376 12.78 -38.8Diodes DIOD ... ... 25 59.70 31.51 152 50.23 -10.9DiscIncA DISCA ... ... 11 33.66 17.12 5097 21.24 -35.1DiscIncB DISCB ... ... 21 103.00 24.80 2 41.00 +13.1DiscIncC DISCK ... ... 10 31.20 15.43 2042 19.22 -37.0DishNetw h DISH ... ... 13 44.66 17.09 2350 33.50 -5.6DiverHlth DHC .60 13.7 3 10.21 2.00 1053 4.37 -46.3DiverHl42 SNHNI 1.41 7.8 ... 25.64 4.50 44 17.96 -27.4DiverHl46 SNHNL 1.56 8.1 ... 28.08 5.07 24 19.24 -25.6DixieGrp h DXYN ... ... ...dd 2.09 .51 108 .93 -18.2DocuSign DOCU ... ... ...dd 199.49 43.13 6483 190.66 +157.3DgssInt A DOGZ ... ... 6 3.28 .78 1 1.41 +5.9DollarTree DLTR ... ... 12 119.71 60.20 3407 89.78 -4.5DolphEnt hn DLPN ... ... ...dd 2.49 .33 3424 1.03 +47.1DolphE wt h DLPNW ... ... ... .41 sDomo B DOMO ... ... ... 36.29 7.62 646 36.01 +65.8DonegalA DGICA .58 4.2 24 16.19 11.22 35 13.67 -7.8DonegalB DGICB .58f 5.1 22 14.65 10.51 11.30 -11.4DorchMin DMLP 1.85e 15.5 7 21.46 8.52 23 11.90 -39.0Dorman DORM ... ... 21 87.90 44.49 59 66.72 -11.9sDouYu n DOYU ... ... ... 12.49 6.11 3521 12.44 +46.9DragVi rs LYL ... ... ... 2.50 .78 14 1.28 -1.9DraftKin DKNG ... ... ... 44.79 9.76 9753 32.42 +203.0Dropbox DBX ... ... ... 26.20 14.55 7831 22.42 +25.2DuluthH DLTH ... ... 10 14.03 2.82 364 7.27 -31.0Dunkin DNKN 1.61f 2.4 27 84.74 38.51 835 67.62 -10.5DuosTch n DUOT ... ... ... 6.40 3.26 4 4.73 -21.8DurectCp DRRX ... ... ...dd 3.95 .64 1265 2.13 -43.9DyadicInt DYAI ... ... ... 10.98 2.51 356 8.46 +63.3Dynatronic DYNT ... ... ...dd 3.70 .63 1061 .99 +19.3DynavaxT DVAX ... ... ...dd 9.74 1.80 3372 8.47 +48.1

- E -:E-Trade ETFC .56 1.1 17 57.30 25.76 2203 50.37 +11.0seBay EBAY .64 1.1 13 54.88 26.02 9876 56.17 +55.6eBay56 EBAYL 1.50 5.8 ... 27.47 21.47 31 26.08 -2.4tEcmoho n MOHO ... ... ... 11.51 2.59 246 2.25 -61.2










EDAP TMS EDAP ... ... ... 5.39 1.46 138 2.47 -44.2EHangHl n EH ... ... ... 16.24 7.84 129 12.00 +11.6eHealth EHTH ... ... ...dd 152.19 52.71 412 104.50 +8.8ENDRA h NDRA ... ... ...dd 2.25 .60 278 .89 -47.1ENDRA wt NDRAW ... ... ... 1.30 ENGlobal ENG ... ... ...dd 1.55 .46 180 1.11 +13.3ESSA Bcp ESSA .44 3.3 17 17.73 9.70 7 13.45 -20.6EVO Pay EVOP ... ... ...dd 31.93 10.12 353 21.75 -17.6EXFO g EXFO ... ... ...dd 4.95 2.00 13 3.00 -35.1eXp Wrld EXPI ... ... ...dd 17.61 6.51 366 17.08 +50.8EagleBncp EGBN .88 2.9 7 55.65 23.08 115 30.79 -36.7EagBcMT EBMT .38 2.2 14 22.98 11.74 11 17.47 -18.3EagleBkS EGLE ... ... 32 5.74 1.27 376 2.27 -50.7EaglePhm EGRX ... ... 47 64.94 33.80 314 47.62 -20.7EastStAc n ESSC ... ... ... 10.14 9.35 6 9.86 +5.5sEastStA un ESSCU ... ... ... 10.20 9.25 6 10.15 +1.1EastStAc rt ESSCR ... ... ... .50 .10 48 .24 +100.0EstWstBcp EWBC 1.10 3.1 10 51.88 22.55 497 35.16 -27.8EasternCo EML .44 2.4 12 31.97 15.28 6 18.25 -40.2EastsDist EAST ... ... ... 5.40 .92 60 1.26 -57.3EbangInt n EBON ... ... ... 5.23 3.80 229 4.24 -15.2Ebix Inc EBIX .30 1.4 8 51.44 8.75 218 21.64 -35.2EchoGLog ECHO ... ... 35 24.50 14.17 126 22.27 +7.6EchoStar SATS ... ... ...dd 45.15 25.23 370 26.45 -38.9EdesaB h EDSA ... ... ... 10.00 1.58 82 4.85 +18.3EdisonNat EDNT ... ... ...dd 5.20 1.32 212 2.82 +41.0EditasM EDIT ... ... ...dd 36.78 14.01 817 30.68 +3.6EducDev EDUC .24f 2.5 7 10.12 3.02 35 9.77 +58.1seGain EGAN ... ... ...cc 11.75 4.80 260 11.29 +42.6EidosThr EIDX ... ... ...dd 66.56 28.00 34 48.90 -14.8EigerBio EIGR ... ... ...dd 15.82 4.55 496 9.51 -36.28i Enterp JFK ... ... ... 13.00 7.36 9 10.13 +1.18i Entp rt JFKKR ... ... ... .76 .03 3 .32 -15.78i Enter un JFKKU ... ... ... 11.26 9.72 10.62 -1.01895BcWis BCOW ... ... ... 12.01 7.43 1 9.85 -8.6EksoBio EKSO ... ... ...dd 1.31 .15 .22 -43.7ElPolLoc h LOCO ... ... 50 16.65 6.15 325 15.14 ElbitSys h ESLT 1.40m 1.0 21 167.75 110.00 19 134.65 -13.2EldorRsts ERI ... ... 51 70.74 6.02 4502 39.53 -33.7ElectroSen ELSE ... ... 20 4.09 2.61 3 3.54 -2.5electCore ECOR ... ... ...dd 5.64 .32 414 .83 -48.1sElecVeh SOLO ... ... ...dd 3.55 .89 173597 5.15 +139.5sElectArts EA ... ... 30 136.42 85.69 2322 134.27 +24.9ElmiraSB ESBK .60m 5.7 9 17.40 10.49 2 10.50 -30.5EloxxPh ELOX ... ... 43 9.79 1.44 113 3.02 -59.0EltekLtd ELTK ... ... ... 7.08 2.28 561 4.52 +25.6EmclaireF EMCF 1.20 5.1 6 37.75 17.25 0 23.65 -27.3Emcore EMKR 1.50e ... ...dd 3.72 1.46 16 3.07 +1.0EnantaPh ENTA ... ... 9 89.25 38.40 135 50.50 -18.3EncoreCap ECPG ... ... 8 40.16 15.27 192 34.28 -3.1EncorW WIRE .08 .2 9 62.08 38.01 45 48.19 -16.0Endo Intl ENDP ... ... ...dd 7.10 1.97 5945 3.62 -22.9EndurIntl EIGI ... ... ...dd 6.19 1.31 286 4.02 -14.5Energous WATT ... ... ...dd 4.78 .61 831 2.92 +65.0EngFoc rs EFOI ... ... ...dd 8.90 .81 75 6.02 +154.5EnrgyRec ERII ... ... 57 12.04 6.11 506 7.39 -24.6EnlivexTh ENLV ... ... ... 44.90 3.59 66 5.42 -35.4Enochian ENOB ... ... ... 13.43 1.95 115 3.92 -21.9Enphase ENPH ... ... 51 70.36 17.18 3392 50.16 +92.0EnsignGp ENSG .20 .5 26 63.00 24.06 207 43.15 -4.9EnstarGp ESGR ... ... 33 213.99 94.58 42 152.57 -26.2EnstrG pfE ESGRO 1.75 7.0 ... 27.96 13.30 6 25.13 -7.8EntasisT ETTX ... ... ...dd 9.25 1.75 496 2.80 -43.7Entegris ENTG .32 .5 44 64.90 35.00 817 60.77 +21.3EnteraBi ENTX ... ... ... 3.77 1.35 31 1.84 -14.0EntBcpMA EBTC .70 3.1 10 34.75 19.28 8 22.30 -34.2EntFinSv EFSC .72 2.4 9 48.81 21.70 62 29.68 -38.4EnvisSol EVSI ... ... ... 12.85 3.90 479 9.99 +114.4Epizyme EPZM ... ... ...dd 27.82 9.74 736 15.81 -35.7ePlus PLUS ... ... 8 99.63 42.53 82 69.51 -17.5EpsilonE EPSN ... ... ... 4.03 2.32 6 3.05 -7.6Equillium EQ ... ... ... 6.14 2.20 21 2.83 -16.4Equinix EQIX 10.64 1.5 ...cc 735.99 477.87 421 722.67 +23.8EqtyBcsh EQBK ... ... ... 31.91 12.49 31 15.83 -48.7sEricsson ERIC .07e .7 ...dd 9.88 6.15 24519 9.93 +13.1ErieInd ERIE 3.86 2.0 39 270.23 130.20 37 190.63 +14.8ErytechP ERYP ... ... ... 12.00 3.50 8.00 +8.5Escalade ESCA .50 3.6 10 15.10 4.69 46 13.85 +40.9Esperion ESPR ... ... ...dd 76.98 24.82 707 50.82 -14.8EsqFnHld ESQ ... ... ... 28.89 10.83 12 15.75 -39.6EssaPh g EPIX ... ... ... 6.29 1.41 71 6.00 +9.1EstLab ESTA ... ... ...dd 29.78 7.56 46 17.58 -36.4Eton Ph ETON ... ... ... 9.07 2.50 42 5.42 -24.7sEtsy ETSY ... ... ...cc 113.42 29.95 2546 112.97 +155.0EuroTech s CLWT .42e ... 10 3.88 1.55 26 2.96 +61.8EuroDry EDRY ... ... 6 8.69 2.98 7 3.80 -51.3Euronet EEFT ... ... 20 171.25 61.27 424 99.28 -37.0Euros hrs ESEA ... ... ... 6.56 1.23 85 2.56 -37.0EveloBio EVLO ... ... ...dd 9.27 3.01 140 4.48 +10.3Ever-Glory EVK ... ... 2 3.38 .61 126 1.20 -20.9EverQuo EVER ... ... ...dd 62.78 13.01 249 60.00 +74.7Everbrdg EVBG ... ... ...dd 165.79 59.85 1300 147.37 +88.7EvrspnTc MRAM ... ... ...dd 7.83 1.75 106 6.83 +29.8EvofemBio EVFM ... ... ...dd 7.50 2.73 4728 3.14 -49.1Evogene EVGN ... ... ...dd 1.83 .75 113 .99 -34.9EvokePhm EVOK ... ... ...dd 5.00 .69 686 3.61 +122.8Evolus EOLS ... ... ...dd 20.27 3.12 1164 5.32 -56.3EvolvgSys EVOL .44 36.7 12 1.60 .56 166 1.20 +34.2ExOne XONE ... ... ...dd 9.90 3.55 236 9.35 +25.3ExactSci h EXAS ... ... ...dd 123.99 35.25 1308 89.01 -3.8Exagen n XGN ... ... ... 29.86 10.29 39 12.90 -49.2ExelaTch XELA ... ... ...dd 3.20 .09 11145 .44 +7.1Exelixis EXEL ... ... 12 27.80 13.67 1622 23.14 +31.3Exelon EXC 1.53 4.1 15 51.18 29.28 3708 37.40 -18.0Exicure XCUR ... ... ... 3.84 .96 266 2.51 -12.4ExlSvcHld EXLS ... ... 47 79.78 40.61 128 61.74 -11.1Expedia EXPE 1.36 1.6 40 144.00 40.76 4336 87.34 -19.2ExpdIntl EXPD 1.04f 1.3 13 81.64 52.55 853 77.24 -1.0ExperInv n EXPC ... ... ... 10.29 9.28 1 10.07 +2.4ExperIn un EXPCU ... ... ... 11.50 9.70 10.50 +4.7sExponent EXPO .76 .9 56 83.48 57.97 226 80.95 +17.3ExtendStay STAY .04m .4 22 17.08 5.35 1883 11.42 -23.1ExtrmNet EXTR ... ... ...dd 8.50 1.43 739 4.19 -43.1EyePtPh h EYPT ... ... ...dd 2.69 .70 401 .72 -53.5Eyegate wt EYEGW ... ... ... .18 Eyegate rs EYEG ... ... ... 12.89 2.25 9 4.81 -52.0Eyenovia EYEN ... ... ...dd 5.06 1.11 71 2.84 -36.6Ezcorp EZPW ... ... 7 10.20 3.41 657 6.08 -10.9

- F -:F5 Netwks FFIV ... ... 18 153.99 79.78 535 139.70 FAT Br FAT .48b 14.3 84 6.21 1.72 3 3.36 -26.2FFBW FFBW ... ... ...cc 10.92 8.02 10.68 +8.4FLIR Sys FLIR .68 1.6 21 59.44 23.85 1530 41.76 -19.8FNCB Bc FNCB .22 3.9 11 9.41 5.10 7 5.59 -33.8FRP Hldgs FRPH ... ... 60 54.26 30.00 28 40.72 -18.2FS Bncp FSBW .84 2.2 8 64.41 27.50 18 37.63 -41.0FSD PhB n HUGE ... ... ... 14.00 2.39 59 3.66 -51.7FVCBkcp FVCB ... ... 19 19.64 9.27 11 10.74 -38.5Facebook FB ... ... 45 245.19 137.10 26163 240.28 +17.1FalcMinrl FLMN .45e 14.2 ...cc 8.38 1.60 310 3.18 -55.0FalcMin wt OSPRW ... ... ... .79 FangddN n DUO ... ... ... 129.04 5.66 117 9.55 -38.5Fanhua FANH 1.00m 4.5 23 35.55 16.19 118 22.00 -15.3FarmerBrs FARM ... ... ... 17.67 5.94 54 6.92 -54.1FarmMer FMAO 1.08f 5.2 13 31.80 17.40 12 20.65 -31.5FarmersNB FMNB .44 3.9 11 16.50 9.82 56 11.24 -31.1FaroTech FARO ... ... ...dd 64.99 35.15 79 53.17 +5.6sFastenal FAST 1.00f 2.3 33 44.26 26.72 4760 44.22 +19.7sFateThera FATE ... ... ...dd 37.24 12.59 677 36.80 +88.0Fauquier FBSS .50 3.5 13 22.16 11.27 1 14.39 -32.3FedNatHld FNHC .36 3.4 9 16.87 9.98 33 10.68 -35.8FenncPhr FENC ... ... ... 9.75 3.75 289 8.32 +28.2Ferrogl GSM .24 40.7 1 1.92 .35 1997 .59 -37.2FibroGen FGEN ... ... ...dd 48.95 22.65 435 43.13 +.6FidD&D FDBC 1.12 2.3 11 70.00 30.50 4 48.30 -22.4FidusInvst FDUS 1.20m 13.7 6q 16.44 4.45 115 8.76 -41.0FidsInv23 FDUSL 1.47 6.0 ... 28.86 12.74 209 24.31 -6.3Fidus24 FDUSZ 1.50 6.4 ... 29.15 13.85 15 23.60 -10.1FidusIn24 n FDUSG 1.34 5.9 ... 26.05 14.06 1 22.80 -11.5FiestaRst FRGI ... ... 10 13.23 2.72 116 6.27 -36.6FifthThird FITB 1.08 5.7 7 31.64 11.10 5248 18.86 -38.6FifthT pf FITBO 1.66 6.7 ... 29.02 10.50 18 24.85 -3.951job JOBS ... ... 34 92.61 53.94 314 68.19 -19.7FinSrvAc n FSRV ... ... ... 10.37 9.20 4 10.05 +2.4FnSrvAc un FSRVU ... ... ... 10.70 9.12 2 10.55 +3.1FinTcAc3 FTAC ... ... ... 11.36 9.75 610 11.05 +9.2FinTcAc3 un FTACU ... ... ... 12.81 9.32 2 12.24 +13.3FnclInst FISI 1.04 6.0 7 33.28 12.78 39 17.40 -45.8FinjanH FNJN ... ... 1 2.40 .75 741 1.54 -23.4FireEye FEYE ... ... ...dd 18.34 7.54 2789 12.26 -25.9FstBcpME FNLC 1.24f 5.9 ... 30.64 17.62 22 21.09 -30.2FtBcpNC FBNC .72 3.1 10 41.34 17.32 71 23.10 -42.1FstBcMiss FBMS .40 1.9 10 35.88 15.27 70 21.37 -39.8FstBkNJ FRBA .12 1.8 9 11.80 6.00 38 6.73 -39.1FstBusey BUSE .88f 4.9 9 28.00 11.00 100 17.85 -35.1FBusnFn FBIZ .66 4.1 7 27.35 12.86 8 16.18 -38.5FrstCap FCAP .96 1.4 29 81.71 42.72 8 70.49 -3.4FstCash FCFS 1.08 1.6 23 106.80 60.04 281 69.02 -14.4FtChoBc FCBP 1.00 6.4 31 27.39 10.25 21 15.67 -41.9FCtzBA FCNCA 1.60 .4 20 542.12 276.08 35 394.19 -25.9FCmtyBsh FCBC 1.00 4.7 10 34.15 18.06 33 21.33 -31.2FCmtyCp FCCO .48 3.2 11 22.00 12.60 5 15.13 -30.01stCnstBn FCCY .36 2.9 8 22.91 9.01 36 12.31 -44.4FFnclOH FFBC .92 6.9 7 26.19 10.83 506 13.27 -47.9FtFnBksh FFIN .52f 1.8 26 36.45 20.70 443 28.38 -19.1FstFnIN THFF 1.04 3.0 9 46.93 27.62 40 34.54 -24.5FstFnNwst FFNW .40 4.2 11 15.47 7.90 22 9.56 -36.0FstFound FFWM .28 1.8 14 17.64 8.01 95 15.81 -9.1FstGtyBc FGBI .64 4.8 ... 22.38 11.29 13 13.27 -39.0FsHawaii FHB 1.04 6.2 9 31.25 13.56 1350 16.74 -42.0FIntntBcp INBK .24 1.5 7 28.50 10.47 24 16.34 -31.1FIntBc26 INBKL 1.50 6.4 ... 26.83 15.51 23.35 -8.4FIntnBc29 INBKZ 1.50 7.1 ... 27.59 13.17 0 21.15 -20.8FstIntBc A FIBK 1.36 4.5 11 43.83 24.50 209 30.17 -28.0FstMerch FRME 1.04 4.0 9 42.48 21.18 291 26.02 -37.4FstMidBcs FMBH .80 3.2 11 36.25 18.60 21 24.86 -29.5FMidBc FMBI .56 4.4 8 23.64 10.31 416 12.79 -44.5FMidBc pfA FMBIP ... ... ... 25.55 24.28 52 24.66 -2.7FsNatVA FXNC ... ... ... 16.24 13.45 14.58 +2.7FstNwBc FNWB .20 1.6 22 18.25 8.77 13 12.40 -31.6FstSavFin FSFG .68 1.6 6 68.77 29.50 1 42.28 -37.0FstSeacB n FSEA ... ... ... 10.37 5.07 0 6.25 -33.7FstSolar FSLR ... ... 23 69.24 28.47 3471 53.41 -4.61stSource SRCE 1.12m 3.2 10 53.42 26.07 43 34.74 -33.0FTSmartph FONE .86e 1.9 ...q 45.91 FstUSBcsh FUSB .12 1.9 20 12.00 5.18 2 6.47 -44.2FstUtdCp FUNC .52 3.9 6 24.99 11.00 28 13.28 -44.9First LI FLIC .72 4.6 4 25.53 12.16 49 15.62 -37.7FsthdTech SVVC .03e ... ...q 9.43 2.72 47 3.95 -38.6FstSvc FSV .66 .6 55 114.87 57.38 29 102.82 +10.5Fiserv FISV ... ... 46 125.05 73.50 2956 98.11 -15.2FiveBelow FIVE ... ... 93 137.97 47.53 818 103.13 -19.3FivePrime FPRX ... ... ...dd 7.25 1.75 328 6.08 +32.5FiveStar rs FVE ... ... ...dd 7.50 2.13 141 3.99 +7.5sFive9 FIVN ... ... ...dd 115.83 46.22 1296 115.35 +75.9Flex Ltd FLEX ... ... 15 14.00 5.36 2240 10.20 -19.2FlexSh h FPAY ... ... ... 3.22 .95 90 1.88 -25.7FlexionTh FLXN ... ... ... 22.98 5.01 443 13.09 -36.8Flexstl FLXS .20m 1.5 ... 21.31 7.81 61 13.51 -32.2Fluent Inc FLNT ... ... ... 6.12 1.02 153 1.89 -24.4Fluidigm FLDM ... ... ...dd 12.26 1.17 2255 4.38 +25.7FlushFn FFIC .84 7.7 8 22.97 8.86 102 10.89 -49.6FocFin A FOCS ... ... ...cc 34.96 12.17 432 33.93 +15.1Fonar FONR ... ... 9 25.99 11.00 48 21.15 +7.4ForeScTc FSCT ... ... ...dd 40.06 18.10 2203 23.90 -27.1ForshtAut FRSX ... ... ... 2.30 .46 5886 1.65 +58.7sFormFac FORM ... ... 39 31.90 15.03 850 31.57 +21.6FormaTh n FMTX ... ... ... 50.00 37.50 62 43.14 +10.6FormulaSy FORTY .68e .8 ... 91.89 36.75 0 82.38 +20.7ForrestR FORR .80 2.5 21 50.51 22.45 29 32.53 -22.0ForteBi rs FBRX ... ... ... 93.75 6.33 99 14.90 +86.4Forterra FRTA ... ... 25 15.42 3.45 310 12.37 +7.0Fortinet FTNT ... ... 96 149.69 70.20 1235 139.70 +30.9FortressBio FBIO 1.32 49.1 ...dd 3.20 1.04 552 2.69 +4.7FortB pfA FBIOP 2.34 13.1 ... 21.95 12.00 10 17.88 -12.7ForM 2 un h FMCIU ... ... ... 30.24 10.35 1 20.67 +92.6ForwrdA FWRD .72 1.5 17 72.09 39.59 92 48.98 -30.0Forward FORD ... ... 22 1.50 .78 55 1.34 +34.8ForwdPh rs FWP ... ... ... 12.72 4.61 30 6.22 -4.2Fossil Grp FOSL ... ... ...dd 14.12 2.69 1190 4.31 -45.3Foster FSTR .16 1.3 ...dd 27.80 7.96 22 12.38 -36.1FoxCpA FOXA .92 3.5 21 39.74 19.81 5097 26.50 -28.5FoxCpB FOX .92 3.5 ... 38.84 19.13 905 26.53 -27.1FoxFactory FOXF ... ... 59 91.84 34.58 624 88.38 +27.0

Francesc FRAN ... ... ... 21.95 1.70 1108 5.34 -48.6Franchise n FRG 1.00 4.7 ... 27.49 5.75 250 21.41 -7.7FrankElec FELE .62 1.2 15 61.49 41.25 176 51.56 -10.0FrankFS FRAF 1.20 4.7 28 39.40 20.27 5 25.50 -34.1FrghtCar lf RAIL .36 26.3 ...dd 6.00 .73 144 1.37 -33.8FreqElec FEIM ... ... ...dd 12.43 5.95 53 9.93 -2.8FreqTher n FREQ ... ... ... 28.78 11.17 152 22.02 +25.6sFreshpet FRPT ... ... ...dd 89.72 35.95 304 87.61 +48.3frntdoor FTDR ... ... 47 53.30 30.06 633 42.99 -9.3FuelTech h FTEK ... ... ...dd 1.49 .30 1038 .88 -6.9FuelCell FCEL ... ... ... 3.42 .23 36495 2.87 +14.3FulcrThr n FULC ... ... ... 22.96 4.37 36 18.25 +9.7FulgentG FLGT ... ... ... 20.60 5.62 637 18.33 +42.1FulingGbl FORK ... ... ... 2.86 1.40 25 2.10 -12.1FullHseR FLL ... ... ...dd 3.99 .31 321 1.38 -58.8FultonFncl FULT .52a 5.2 7 18.00 8.91 963 10.09 -42.1Funko FNKO ... ... 14 27.89 3.12 867 5.56 -67.6FusionPh n FUSN ... ... ... 19.00 15.00 487 17.10 +.6sFutuHldg FUTU ... ... ... 26.79 8.16 4148 29.36 +184.5FutFintch lf FTFT ... ... ... 1.48 .42 549 1.40 +211.1FuweiF FFHL ... ... ...dd 10.49 1.56 145 5.95 +111.0

- G -:sGWilliFood WILC ... ... 16 15.96 8.75 9 15.94 +33.4G1Thera GTHX ... ... ... 41.80 8.80 1051 19.78 -25.2GAN Ltd n GAN ... ... ... 28.73 10.60 1693 27.04 +104.1GCI Lb A GLIBA ... ... ...dd 79.06 26.51 1454 71.83 +1.4GCI Lb pfA GLIBP 1.75 6.7 ... 29.27 18.10 5 26.26 -.8sGDS Hld GDS .46p ... ... 84.00 34.15 1823 81.44 +57.9GSE Sys GVP ... ... 4 2.33 .86 10 .99 -40.3GSI Tech GSIT ... ... ...dd 9.00 4.75 22 7.12 +.4GTY TchHl GTYH ... ... 38 7.39 2.81 52 3.82 -35.1G-III GIII ... ... 6 34.42 2.96 1228 12.93 -61.4GW Pharm GWPH ... ... ...dd 180.75 67.98 256 126.53 +21.0GWG Hldgs GWGH 4.30e ... ...dd 11.47 6.38 5 7.63 -22.3GX Acq A n GXGX ... ... ... 10.20 9.30 19 10.10 +1.5GX Acq un GXGXU ... ... ... 11.09 9.40 10.75 +3.7Gaiam A GAIA ... ... ...dd 10.49 4.70 80 8.95 +12.0Galapag GLPG ... ... ... 274.03 112.00 71 202.55 -2.1GalectinTh GALT ... ... ... 4.50 1.50 167 2.86 GaleraTh n GRTX ... ... ... 19.50 5.58 75 7.35 -44.1GalmedPh GLMD ... ... 6 7.38 3.02 37 4.81 -16.8Gamida GMDA ... ... 13 7.70 2.60 307 4.45 +3.5Gam&Lsr GLPI 2.40m 6.9 12 50.99 13.04 891 34.54 -19.8Garmin GRMN 2.44f 2.5 27 105.58 61.04 820 99.08 +1.6GarrisnCap GARS .60 17.6 11 7.21 1.04 99 3.41 -41.4Genasys h GNSS .04 .8 ...dd 6.10 2.01 159 5.04 +54.1Gencor GENC ... ... 7 13.50 9.38 7 12.12 +3.9GenFin GFN ... ... ...dd 11.24 4.62 40 7.19 -35.0GenFin pfC GFNCP 8.90 9.1 ... 119.99 65.00 1 97.50 -7.1GenFin 21 GFNSL 2.03 8.0 ... 26.50 18.71 3 25.30 -2.8GenerBio n GBIO ... ... ... 24.90 18.51 34 19.64 -20.5GeneticT rs GENE ... ... ... 5.36 1.41 680 2.23 +12.1GenetrHl n GTH ... ... ... 17.71 11.09 653 13.81 -13.7Genfit GNFT ... ... ... 22.48 5.15 41 5.48 -72.5GeniusBr h GNUS ... ... ... 11.73 .05 169263 2.66 +874.4sGenmab n GMAB ... ... 24 33.99 16.24 601 34.26 +53.4GenMark GNMK ... ... ...dd 15.97 3.36 1661 15.42 +220.6Genocea GNCA ... ... ... 4.03 1.10 370 2.06 -.5Genprex GNPX ... ... ...dd 7.03 .23 1078 3.15 +884.4Gentex GNTX .48 1.8 9 31.27 19.48 987 26.24 -9.5Gentherm THRM ... ... 30 49.95 27.24 119 38.88 -12.4GeospcT h GEOS ... ... ...dd 17.66 4.61 56 6.97 -58.4GerABcp GABC .76 2.6 14 36.17 23.54 71 29.56 -17.0GeronCp GERN ... ... ...dd 2.40 .75 2519 2.13 +56.6Gevo GEVO ... ... ... 3.60 .46 52255 .66 -71.5Gibraltar ROCK ... ... 30 56.58 30.60 109 47.18 -6.5GigaMda GIGM ... ... ...dd 3.75 1.91 26 2.97 +23.2GilatSatell GILT .45p ... 19 10.76 4.70 218 6.29 -20.2GileadSci GILD 2.72 3.5 15 85.97 60.89 7045 76.76 +18.1GlacierBc GBCI 1.16 3.4 17 46.54 26.66 347 34.02 -26.0GladstnCap GLAD .84 11.9 5 10.69 4.04 203 7.06 -28.9GladCap24 n GLADL 1.34 5.6 ... 27.05 14.73 0 23.76 -7.5GladstnCm GOOD 1.50 8.0 ...dd 23.98 7.59 139 18.71 -14.4GladCm pfD GOODM 1.75 7.1 ... 27.95 9.18 5 24.65 -4.2Gladstn pfE GOODN 1.66 7.2 ... 27.52 10.56 11 22.90 -13.2GladstInv GAIN .82a 8.2 13 15.34 6.43 288 9.99 -24.6GldsInv pf D GAINM 1.56 6.3 ... 25.95 14.26 1 24.86 -2.9GladstIn pfE GAINL 1.59 6.6 ... 26.44 12.05 7 24.15 -8.0GladstLnd LAND .53 3.4 ...dd 16.37 9.61 158 15.65 +20.7GladLnd pfA LANDP 1.59 6.1 ... 28.71 15.75 3 26.25 +2.1GlenBurnie GLBZ .40 4.8 4 11.80 7.05 0 8.38 -27.1GblBldT GBT ... ... ...dd 87.54 39.95 520 67.54 -15.0GbEagE hrs ENT ... ... ...dd 24.00 1.53 198 4.03 -67.8GlbIndem GBLI 1.00 4.2 7 34.65 21.75 13 23.81 -19.6GlbIndm 45 GBLIZ 1.94 7.8 ... 27.06 12.50 2 25.00 -3.3GlbIndem 47 GBLIL 1.97 7.9 ... 27.55 10.90 4 24.86 -6.5GlSlfStor SELF .26 6.7 ... 4.95 2.65 7 3.88 -9.8GlWatRs GWRS .29 2.7 ... 14.99 8.51 19 10.56 -19.7GlobusM GLBS ... ... ... 3.01 .20 15439 .24 -75.6GloryStar GSMG ... ... ... 11.53 1.46 19 3.73 -63.6GluMobile GLUU ... ... ...dd 10.72 3.98 2645 9.62 +58.9GlycoMim GLYC ... ... ...dd 13.44 1.82 472 3.80 -28.2Gogo GOGO ... ... ...dd 7.23 1.33 2364 3.32 -48.1GolLNGLtd GLNG .60 8.1 ... 18.75 4.54 2621 7.39 -48.0GolLNGPt GMLP .08m 2.9 ... 12.11 1.30 213 2.74 -69.0GolrLNG pf GMLPP 2.19 12.1 ... 26.25 6.40 8 18.12 -29.7GoldBull DNJR ... ... ... 3.46 .28 89 1.31 +227.5GoldenEnt GDEN ... ... ...dd 21.67 3.55 489 8.91 -53.6GoldenOc GOGL .33e 7.9 6 6.92 2.52 254 4.20 -27.7GolubCap GBDC 1.32 11.2 8 19.14 9.08 1178 11.77 -36.2GdTimes h GTIM ... ... ...dd 2.10 .45 35 1.22 -23.2Goodyear GT ... ... 4 17.20 4.09 3886 9.01 -42.1sGoosehIn GSHD .41e ... ...dd 77.67 37.26 214 77.86 +83.6GoPro GPRO ... ... ...dd 5.95 2.00 2042 4.95 +14.1GordPoin GRAQ ... ... ... 14.70 10.15 12.00 +13.3GordP wt h GPAQW ... ... ... GordP un h GPAQU ... ... ... 17.98 10.22 14.46 +32.2Gores IV n GHIV ... ... ... 10.47 9.30 10.20 +9.7Gors IV un GHIVU ... ... ... 10.80 9.42 26 10.41 -.4GoresMet GMHI ... ... ... 11.02 9.45 126 10.80 +5.9GoresM un GMHIU ... ... ... 12.50 9.69 0 11.46 +7.9Gossamr GOSS ... ... ...dd 27.15 7.52 421 13.01 -16.8GovPrpIT GOV ... ... 11 27.48 GovPrpIT46 GOVNI 1.47 6.1 ... 26.89 12.01 54 24.23 -6.7GrCanyEd LOPE ... ... 17 132.72 57.89 301 91.17 -4.8Gravity GRVY ... ... 50 64.80 21.49 122 57.00 +52.4GrElCp hn GECC 1.00 24.0 ... 8.93 2.25 111 4.16 -46.5GrElm22 GECCL 1.63 7.4 ... 25.75 8.25 3 21.98 -12.9GrElm25 GECCM 1.69 8.5 ... 26.05 11.00 3 19.77 -21.7GrElm hn GEC ... ... ... 4.33 1.31 1 2.19 -34.4GrLkDrge GLDD ... ... 33 11.96 6.75 291 8.84 -22.0GrtSoBc GSBC 1.36a 3.5 9 64.48 32.23 21 38.52 -39.2GreenBrick GRBK ... ... 12 13.08 5.66 157 11.80 +2.8GreenPlns GPRE .48 4.5 ...dd 16.49 3.77 508 10.64 -31.0GrnP LP GPP .48m 7.2 4 14.81 3.47 61 6.67 -51.7Greensky GSKY ... ... ...dd 13.17 3.05 544 4.98 -44.0sGreenVis n GRNV ... ... ... 10.06 9.45 16 10.14 +3.2GreenVs rt GRNVR ... ... ... .50 .10 .32 +77.8GreenVs un GRNVU ... ... ... 11.92 9.75 10.35 +2.6GrCB NY GCBC .44 1.9 13 30.25 15.01 1 22.93 -20.4GreenlTch GTEC ... ... ...dd 10.58 1.12 68 2.78 -44.3GreenHl A GNLN ... ... ...dd 9.68 1.02 146 3.44 +5.7Greenlight GLRE ... ... ...dd 11.26 5.00 122 6.41 -36.6Greenpro GRNQ ... ... ... 2.82 .21 149 1.57 +175.4Greenros n GNRS ... ... ... 10.00 9.61 0 9.87 +2.7Greenrs un GNRSU ... ... ... 10.10 9.05 10.07 GridDyn GDYN ... ... ... 13.51 4.61 217 7.47 -31.2GrdsmHl h GSUM ... ... ... 3.19 .24 141 .72 -40.8Griffin GRIF .50f .9 ... 57.45 28.67 5 54.91 +38.8GrifolsSA GRFS .40e 2.1 ... 25.73 13.40 606 19.05 -18.2GrinrdSh GRIN ... ... ... 7.97 2.03 19 2.73 -57.9GritstOnc GRTS ... ... ...dd 12.96 5.42 556 6.69 -25.4GrocOutl GO ... ... ... 47.58 28.11 1926 44.08 +35.8Groupon rs GRPN ... ... ... 72.00 9.60 1595 18.11 -62.1GrowGen n GRWG ... ... ... 7.82 2.62 1019 6.95 +69.5GpAeroCN OMAB 1.70e 4.4 16 67.07 20.55 81 38.31 -36.1GrpoFin GGAL .31e 2.7 ... 39.22 5.66 3859 11.32 -30.3GuarBcs GNTY .76 3.1 14 34.16 20.02 7 24.39 -25.8GuarFBc GFED .60 4.0 6 26.93 12.70 5 15.19 -39.7GuardntH GH ... ... ... 112.22 55.90 1367 85.24 +9.1GuardHlt GHSI ... ... ... 3.05 .17 2221 .42 +91.8GulfIsland GIFI .04 1.2 ...dd 7.42 2.67 199 3.21 -36.7GulfRes rs GURE ... ... ... 6.02 2.25 69 5.66 +122.0GulfprtE h GPOR ... ... 1 4.70 .35 3478 1.24 -59.2Gyrodyne GYRO 2.50e ... ... 20.00 14.20 17.20 -8.8

- H -:H&E Eqp HEES 1.10 6.0 11 37.85 9.12 194 18.41 -44.9HBT Finl n HBT .65e ... ... 20.71 9.11 46 12.80 -32.6HD Supply HDS ... ... 15 43.25 21.69 1333 34.46 -14.3HF Foods HFFG ... ... ...cc 27.97 5.04 567 9.34 -52.1sHL Acqui HCCH ... ... ...dd 13.20 10.12 798 12.55 +21.5HL Acq un HCCHU ... ... ... 20.99 10.45 0 16.51 +53.5HL Acq rt HCCHR ... ... ... 1.10 .02 247 .98 +287.0HMN Fn HMNF ... ... 10 23.00 13.86 1 14.70 -30.0HMS Hldgs HMSY ... ... 52 40.67 18.20 350 32.78 +10.7HTG Mol h HTGM ... ... ...dd 1.64 .27 3244 .62 -11.7HV Bcp HVBC .50e ... ... 17.25 9.75 2 13.07 -23.1HackettGp HCKT .36 2.7 16 18.90 9.50 134 13.55 -16.0Hailiang HLG ... ... ... 75.43 31.85 9 42.40 -35.0HainCels lf HAIN ... ... ... 32.90 17.94 727 31.31 +20.6HalladorE HNRG .16 24.9 1 5.90 .60 163 .64 -78.4HallmkFn HALL ... ... 3 20.30 2.28 323 3.00 -82.9sHalozyme HALO ... ... ...dd 28.97 12.71 2011 27.99 +57.9HamilLa HLNE 1.25f 1.8 26 76.31 36.27 195 68.07 +14.2HancJaff h HJLI ... ... ...dd 1.20 .21 638 .40 -26.9HancWhit HWC 1.08 5.5 5 44.42 14.32 346 19.71 -55.1HancWht 45 HWCPL 1.49 5.9 ... 26.86 10.64 15 25.05 -2.3sHanWh60 n HWCPZ 1.56 6.2 ... 25.25 24.84 69 25.28 +1.1HanmiFin HAFC .48m 5.1 5 22.53 7.15 261 9.47 -52.6HappBiot n HAPP ... ... ... 6.10 2.44 347 2.83 -37.9HarbrOne HONE .12 1.5 26 11.20 6.45 222 8.21 -25.3Harmonic HLIT ... ... ...dd 8.57 4.44 303 4.97 -36.3HarpoonT HARP ... ... ...dd 25.02 10.27 113 16.44 +11.2HarrowHl HROW ... ... ...dd 8.25 3.33 77 5.22 -32.9sHrvrdBio HBIO ... ... 93 3.65 1.39 574 3.72 +22.0HarvCapCr HCAP .96 23.6 5 10.50 2.66 46 4.07 -53.6HarvCr22 HCAPZ 1.53 6.5 ... 28.03 15.12 3 23.61 -9.0Hasbro HAS 2.72 3.6 44 126.87 41.33 744 74.84 -29.1HawHold HA .48 3.4 2 31.34 7.55 991 14.25 -51.3Hawkins HWKN .93 2.1 11 47.94 26.82 32 43.78 -4.4HawthornB HWBK .48b 2.4 11 25.96 12.93 4 19.85 -19.0HayAcII wt HYAC ... ... ... 9.93 HaymAII un HYACU ... ... ... 11.51 9.90 0 10.76 +2.4HaynesIntl HAYN .88 3.7 ...dd 39.04 17.61 60 23.56 -34.2HeadHunt HHR .36p ... ... 27.62 12.25 29 21.67 +1.0HlthCSvc HCSG .81f 3.3 ... 31.84 15.80 404 24.24 -.3HlthCatal n HCAT ... ... ...dd 49.85 17.48 868 31.51 -9.2HltcMrg n HCCO ... ... ... 10.24 9.20 150 10.10 +1.0HltcMrg un HCCOU ... ... ... 11.30 9.34 0 10.60 +2.4HealthTr pf HTIA ... ... ... 26.40 7.76 1 19.47 -22.2HealthEqty HQY ... ... 57 88.78 34.40 521 60.63 -18.1HlthStrm HSTM 1.00e ... 54 29.78 20.03 95 22.20 -18.4HrtlndEx HTLD .08 .4 20 22.71 15.65 235 20.76 -1.4HeartFn HTLF .80 2.5 9 51.85 25.26 133 31.76 -36.1HeatBio HTBX ... ... ... 1.25 .20 5087 .85 +77.9HebronTc h HEBT ... ... ...dd 23.99 1.44 43 15.00 +158.6HeidrkStr HSII .60 2.9 9 33.21 17.99 94 20.93 -35.6HelenTroy HELE ... ... 25 198.59 104.02 126 190.02 +5.7HeliosTc HLIO .36 1.0 23 49.49 29.03 86 36.29 -21.3Helius Med HSDT ... ... ...dd 2.42 .25 1332 .48 -50.9HemisMda HMTV ... ... ... 15.34 8.00 44 9.11 -38.7HennesAd HNNA .55 6.9 4 12.78 5.69 4 7.95 -21.1HennCaIV HCAC ... ... ... 11.55 9.21 198 10.75 +5.8HennIV un HCACU ... ... ... 12.00 9.92 11.50 +5.4HSchein HSIC ... ... 16 73.99 41.85 1227 59.52 -10.8HeplonP HEPA ... ... ... 8.35 1.00 287 2.88 -46.3HrtgeCo HTBK .52 7.4 8 13.14 6.04 219 7.07 -44.9HrtgeFn HFWA .80 4.2 12 29.99 14.65 109 19.15 -32.3HeritCryst HCCI ... ... 34 32.58 11.30 29 17.00 -45.8HernTher h HRTX ... ... ...dd 26.81 9.60 1736 14.97 -36.3HerzfldCrb CUBA 1.01e ... ...q 7.15 2.20 9 3.77 -43.1HeskaCorp HSKA ... ... 98 110.90 50.00 29 92.17 -3.9Hexindai HX .40p ... ... 2.60 .26 302 .87 -7.0Hibbett HIBB ... ... 12 30.98 7.33 482 23.61 -15.8HghwyH HIHO .33e 14.3 ... 3.98 1.55 8 2.30 +42.0HimaxTch HIMX .10e 2.5 ...cc 5.10 1.70 2826 4.05 +52.3HingmSv HIFS 1.72f 1.0 ... 216.82 125.55 2 166.25 -20.9Hollysys HOLI .21e 1.5 6 19.07 9.52 257 13.73 -16.3sHologic HOLX ... ... ...dd 58.72 26.49 2500 57.86 +10.8HomeBLA HBCP .88 3.4 8 40.80 18.57 11 26.10 -33.4HomeBcs HOMB .52 3.4 9 21.04 9.71 1079 15.21 -22.7HmFdB LA HFBL .64 2.6 15 37.99 20.00 0 24.81 -30.6

HomeStreet HMST .60 2.5 30 35.44 18.44 96 23.61 -30.6HomeTrBc HTBI .28 1.9 6 27.79 11.75 61 14.98 -44.2HomolMd FIXX ... ... ...dd 24.00 11.05 228 15.36 -25.8HookerFu HOFT .64 3.3 7 26.07 12.30 39 19.15 -25.5Hookipa HOOK ... ... ...dd 14.37 5.80 30 10.88 -11.0HopeBcp HOPE .56 6.4 8 15.51 7.06 743 8.77 -41.0HorizBcp HBNC .48 4.8 4 19.48 7.42 126 10.02 -46.9HorizTFn HRZN 1.20 10.7 8q 13.78 4.51 162 11.25 -13.0sHorizTher HZNP ... ... ...dd 57.34 22.69 3584 58.11 +60.5HostessBr TWNK ... ... 20 14.86 9.33 956 12.24 -15.8Hostess wt TWNKW ... ... ... 2.23 HothThr HOTH ... ... ...dd 7.87 2.31 145 2.44 -60.6HoughMH HMHC ... ... ...dd 6.85 1.03 1032 1.71 -72.6HoustWC HWCC .12m 4.6 ... 5.42 1.67 27 2.59 -41.3HovnEn pf A HOVNP ... ... ... 6.50 1.62 3.98 -24.2HowardBcp HBMD ... ... ...dd 19.20 8.44 15 10.00 -40.8HuazhuGr HTHT .34e .9 30 43.15 25.01 3342 36.55 -8.8HubGroup HUBG ... ... 9 60.42 36.51 155 48.29 -5.8HudsCap hrs HUSN ... ... ... 2.24 .32 365 .64 -43.0HudExIn un HECCU ... ... ... 10.40 10.08 22 10.21 -.4HudsnGb HSON ... ... ... 13.10 6.06 4 8.85 -25.9HudsonTc HDSN ... ... 8 1.22 .30 59 1.00 +2.2HuizeHld n HUIZ ... ... ... 14.80 4.83 63 8.34 -16.6HuntJB JBHT 1.08 .9 27 122.39 75.29 650 120.84 +3.5HuntBncsh HBAN .60 6.8 8 15.63 6.82 12265 8.77 -41.8HuntBcs pf HBANO 1.56 6.2 ... 27.39 16.07 11 25.35 -2.5HuntB pfC HBANN 1.47 5.7 ... 27.17 14.10 1 25.69 -1.2Hurco HURC .52f 1.8 9 39.38 20.39 9 28.46 -25.8HuronCon HURN ... ... ...dd 70.91 35.15 163 43.71 -36.4HutaoTc HHT ... ... ... 4.45 .36 .43 -70.2HutChMd HCM ... ... ... 29.92 14.74 274 28.58 +14.0HuttigBld HBP ... ... ...dd 2.85 .49 11 1.14 -26.0HycrftMin HYMC ... ... ... 13.92 7.35 13 9.15 -11.5HyreCar HYRE ... ... ...dd 4.08 .88 469 2.91 +10.6

- I -:I-MAB n IMAB ... ... ... 32.89 9.30 92 27.46 +99.0i3 Vert IIIV ... ... ...dd 37.85 13.01 458 29.97 +6.1IAC Inter IAC ... ... ... ICAD ICAD ... ... ...dd 15.31 5.50 509 9.29 +19.6ICC Hld ICCH ... ... 37 15.00 9.60 11.14 -21.0ICF Intl ICFI .56 .9 19 95.24 47.75 126 62.55 -31.7ICU Med ICUI ... ... ...cc 259.72 148.89 221 187.90 +.4IClickInt ICLK ... ... ...dd 5.99 2.73 563 5.42 +68.3sIdexxLab IDXX ... ... 82 339.81 168.65 402 339.47 +30.0IEC Elec IEC ... ... ...dd 9.70 5.00 81 8.95 -1.5IES Hldgs IESC ... ... 72 27.78 13.73 88 22.23 -13.4IF Bancp IROQ .30 1.7 13 24.05 15.07 17.25 -25.1IFresh h IFMK ... ... ...dd 3.05 .34 3319 1.28 +215.3IGM Bio n IGMS ... ... ...dd 80.55 16.10 89 70.82 +85.6IHS Mark INFO .17p ... 38 64.27 -.5iHrtMed n IHRT ... ... 89 19.69 4.31 2108 7.12 -57.9II-VI IIVI ... ... 56 51.90 19.00 6278 46.15 +37.1IMAC Hl IMAC ... ... ...dd 5.35 .42 109 1.26 -16.0IMV Inc IMV ... ... ... 5.12 1.35 182 2.93 +1.0INTLFCStn INTL ... ... 16 57.98 28.01 55.63 +13.9INmune INMB ... ... ...dd 10.35 2.20 27 5.17 -10.9IPG Photon IPGP ... ... 29 170.03 98.04 325 164.84 +13.7IQIYI IQ ... ... ... 27.50 14.51 14878 23.94 +13.4IRSA Prop IRCP .32e 4.9 ... 22.24 5.06 58 6.58 -60.7IRhythm IRTC ... ... ...dd 136.55 56.24 410 112.26 +64.9iRobot IRBT ... ... 30 94.00 32.79 653 86.16 +70.2Iberiabnk IBKC 1.88 4.4 8 79.68 25.65 43.08 -42.4Iberia pfB IBKCP 1.66 6.8 ... 29.84 10.40 24.23 -15.4Iberiab pfC IBKCO 1.65 6.4 ... 30.27 9.43 25.75 -8.7Icahn Ent IEP 8.00 16.4 20 79.37 34.00 70 48.65 -20.9IchorHld ICHR ... ... 13 39.83 13.68 319 27.71 -16.7Icon PLC ICLR ... ... 29 178.99 104.28 134 169.47 -1.6IconxBrn ICON ... ... ... 2.75 .51 469 .83 -38.9IdealPwr rs IPWR ... ... ... 9.12 1.08 247 6.81 +196.1Ideanom h IDEX ... ... ...dd 3.98 .28 27340 1.42 +65.9IDEAYA IDYA ... ... ... 19.97 2.95 246 14.46 +92.8Identive lf INVE ... ... ...dd 7.04 2.11 44 4.73 -16.1IderaPh IDRA ... ... ... 3.58 .81 149 1.77 -2.7Ikonics IKNX ... ... ... 8.84 2.83 5 3.54 -33.8sIllumina ILMN ... ... 60 380.76 196.78 816 379.39 +14.4ImageSens ISNS ... ... 45 6.00 2.79 8 3.58 -21.2IMARA n IMRA ... ... ... 62.71 13.40 44 27.13 +80.9Immersn h IMMR ... ... ...dd 8.66 4.23 172 6.04 -18.7ImmuCell ICCC ... ... 32 8.13 3.70 8 5.30 +2.9ImunoGn IMGN ... ... ...dd 7.07 1.95 3366 4.89 -4.2sImunmd IMMU ... ... ...dd 37.69 8.80 6433 40.63 +92.0Immunovnt IMVT ... ... ... 29.96 8.34 270 24.46 +54.1Immuron IMRN ... ... ... 28.99 1.55 67 7.26 +100.0Immurn wt IMRNW ... ... ... 1.40 Immutep IMMP ... ... ... 3.10 .53 66 1.05 -41.3ImpaxLabs IPXL ... ... ...dd 18.30 Impinj PI ... ... ... 40.24 11.47 259 27.46 +6.2InMode n INMD ... ... 24 58.76 13.06 797 30.32 -22.7InariMed n NARI ... ... ... 54.86 39.55 257 48.09 +13.1Incyte INCY ... ... 67 110.25 62.48 1365 107.79 +23.4IndBkMA INDB 1.84 2.9 14 87.11 50.45 110 63.73 -23.4IndBkMI IBCP .80 5.8 1 23.93 9.19 85 13.86 -38.8IndepBkTX IBTX 1.00 2.5 10 63.16 20.35 350 39.23 -29.2IndLogis ILPT 1.32 6.4 20 24.18 12.95 385 20.68 -7.8Infinera INFN ... ... ...dd 8.35 2.80 2365 6.25 -21.3InfinityPh INFI ... ... ...dd 1.75 .60 102 .87 -9.5InflaRx IFRX ... ... 4 9.70 2.17 285 4.63 +16.9InfoSvcs III .20f 9.7 3 3.76 1.61 55 2.07 -18.2InfrEnAlt IEA ... ... ... 4.83 1.63 70 3.88 +20.5InfrEnAl wt IEAW ... ... ... .93 InglesMk h IMKTA .66 1.6 18 49.14 30.15 83 41.56 -12.5InnerWkgs INWK ... ... ...dd 5.81 .87 256 1.25 -77.3Innodata INOD ... ... ...dd 1.61 .75 87 1.40 +22.8Innospec IOSP 1.04 1.3 17 107.85 56.71 77 77.06 -25.5InnovSolu ISSC ... ... 55 7.11 1.20 4 4.93 -15.6Innoviva INVA 1.00 7.2 9 15.62 7.58 681 13.80 -2.5Inogen INGN ... ... 26 76.89 31.21 145 37.31 -45.4Inovalon INOV .12p ... ... 22.99 13.39 243 19.88 +5.6InovioPhm INO ... ... ...dd 33.79 1.92 39615 20.93 +534.2Inpixon rs INPX ... ... ... 36.27 1.01 6432 1.23 -74.9InseegoCp INSG ... ... ...dd 15.15 3.61 2726 11.43 +55.9InsightEnt NSIT ... ... 11 73.22 28.25 222 48.20 -31.4Insignia s ISIG .70e ... 6 1.12 .60 15 .72 -1.1Insmed INSM ... ... ...dd 34.94 12.09 681 28.67 +20.1InspEnt INSE ... ... ... 9.49 1.87 27 2.76 -59.1Insteel IIIN .12 .6 22 26.61 10.00 60 19.18 -10.7Insulet PODD ... ... ...cc 228.79 115.56 450 204.68 +19.6InsurAcA INSU ... ... ... 14.91 9.52 2154 13.01 +30.1InsurAc un INSUU ... ... ... 17.82 10.00 0 14.63 +38.0IntecPh h NTEC ... ... ...dd 4.36 .13 2088 .29 -42.0IntegLfSc IART ... ... 50 65.09 34.21 289 48.20 -17.3IntegMed IMTE ... ... ... 13.31 2.60 47 3.76 -59.0Intel INTC 1.32 2.2 20 69.29 43.63 20481 59.54 -.5Intellia NTLA ... ... ...dd 24.32 9.18 759 22.49 +53.3Intellichk IDN ... ... ...dd 10.54 1.91 751 8.17 +9.1IntParfum IPAR 1.32 2.8 26 81.40 34.20 73 47.80 -34.3IntrBrkr IBKR .40 .9 42 58.50 33.70 1349 45.03 -3.4InterceptP ICPT ... ... ...dd 125.00 44.50 1945 46.10 -62.8InterDig IDCC 1.40 2.4 64 66.95 31.04 255 58.50 +7.4Interface TILE .04m .5 11 17.68 5.06 381 7.98 -51.9Intergroup INTG ... ... ...dd 38.60 23.85 0 25.56 -31.7IntlBcsh IBOC 1.10 3.6 9 44.00 15.60 128 30.34 -29.6IntlGnIns IGIC ... ... ...cc 11.52 5.48 5 6.45 -38.6IntlMonExp IMXI ... ... ...dd 16.10 6.46 118 12.49 +3.7IntrpDia rs IDXG ... ... 1 11.00 3.81 1216 6.36 +27.2IntersENT XENT ... ... ...dd 31.46 5.97 400 14.14 -43.2IntstP pfD IPLDP 1.27 5.1 ... 26.44 19.55 8 25.24 -1.6Intevac IVAC ... ... 16 7.68 3.17 52 5.34 -24.4IntraCellu ITCI ... ... ...dd 43.56 6.75 759 23.55 -31.4IntriCon IIN ... ... 18 23.57 9.84 40 13.11 -27.2sIntuit INTU 2.12 .7 50 307.78 187.68 1160 309.65 +18.2IntSurg ISRG ... ... 78 619.00 360.50 495 584.64 -1.1Investar ISTR .24 1.7 12 26.46 8.49 13 14.23 -40.7InvstCrd ICMB .60m 17.6 3 7.70 1.38 14 3.41 -49.1CM Fin23 CMFNL 1.53 6.2 ... 26.41 25.35 24.77 -3.0InvestBncp ISBC .48 5.9 12 12.74 6.31 1008 8.19 -31.3InvTitl ITIC 1.76 1.4 11 182.52 96.45 6 121.80 -23.5InVivoTh rs NVIV ... ... ...dd 25.80 1.09 146 1.48 -78.1IonisPhm IONS ... ... ...cc 73.09 39.32 955 60.78 +.6IovanceTh IOVA ... ... ...dd 41.49 17.67 847 29.12 +5.2iRadimed IRMD ... ... 40 28.43 14.42 65 24.20 +3.5Iridex IRIX ... ... ...dd 4.45 1.22 9 2.21 -.9IridiumCm IRDM ... ... ...dd 32.08 16.87 912 27.43 +11.3IronwdPh IRWD ... ... ...dd 14.10 7.91 1075 10.27 -22.8ItamarMd ITMR ... ... ... 23.09 7.66 15 21.02 +63.3Iteris ITI ... ... ...dd 6.69 2.08 266 4.93 -1.2IterumTh ITRM ... ... ...dd 7.65 1.12 1262 1.18 -73.8Itron ITRI ... ... 59 88.32 40.48 138 66.60 -20.7IturanLoc ITRN .96 5.7 8 31.28 11.01 124 16.83 -33.0IVERIC ISEE ... ... 2 8.97 .91 719 5.07 -40.9IzeaWrldwd IZEA ... ... ... 3.13 .07 2598 1.11 +368.4

- J -:J&J Snack JJSF 2.30 1.8 33 196.84 105.67 105 124.99 -32.2j2Global JCOM 1.82f 2.9 23 104.57 58.00 1615 62.08 -33.8sJD.com JD ... ... ...cc 62.42 25.77 16245 63.24 +79.5JMP Gp29 n JMPNZ 1.72 8.9 ... 24.42 10.00 2 19.25 -20.3JOYY Inc YY ... ... 6 99.35 41.33 1800 91.22 +72.8JackHenry JKHY 1.72 .9 51 195.03 123.64 402 183.06 +25.7JackInBox JACK 1.60 2.1 16 93.12 16.81 434 75.79 -2.9JaguarHl JAGX ... ... ... 3.85 .35 1385 .49 -38.8JkksPac JAKK ... ... ...dd 1.46 .30 5996 .84 -18.4JRiverGrp JRVR 1.20 2.6 20 52.18 25.34 198 45.40 +10.2JanOne JAN ... ... ...dd 7.20 2.00 43 3.23 +9.1JazzPhrm JAZZ ... ... 14 154.24 86.88 435 111.20 -25.5JerashHl JRSH .20 4.1 11 7.90 3.60 4 4.85 -17.2JetBlue JBLU ... ... 9 21.65 6.61 12186 11.01 -41.2JewettCm JCTCF ... ... 9 8.90 5.00 0 6.51 -15.6JiayinGp JFIN ... ... ... 30.00 1.60 1765 4.19 -20.3sJohnsnOut JOUT .68 .7 10 92.01 48.76 37 92.73 +20.9JointCorp JYNT ... ... ...dd 21.80 7.67 60 14.78 -8.4JounceTh JNCE ... ... ... 10.00 2.79 160 6.51 -25.4

- K -:KBL Merg KBLM ... ... ... 11.50 9.43 6 10.95 +2.4KBL Mrg wt KBLMW ... ... ... .23 KBL Mrg rt KBLMR ... ... ... .37 .03 205 .22 +41.9KBL Mg un KBLMU ... ... ...cc 12.20 10.42 12.20 +15.6KBS Fash KBSF ... ... ... 4.45 .95 53 2.31 +16.7sKLA Cp KLAC 3.40 1.7 26 198.21 110.19 1366 203.59 +14.3KLX EnS KLXE ... ... ...dd 19.80 .51 870 2.03 -68.5KVHInd KVHI ... ... ...dd 11.64 6.36 33 8.41 -24.4KaiserAlu KALU 2.68f 3.8 12 117.06 54.54 88 71.26 -35.7KaixinAuto KXIN ... ... ... 2.31 .41 40 .81 -56.6Kala Ph KALA ... ... ... 14.68 3.24 784 10.53 +185.4KaleidoB KLDO ... ... ...dd 10.36 2.82 231 7.37 +46.8Kalvista KALV ... ... ...dd 19.16 5.61 200 12.61 -29.2Kamada KMDA ... ... ... 9.91 4.40 131 8.46 +23.9KandiTech KNDI ... ... ... 5.79 2.17 8284 4.60 -2.7KaratPck n KRAT ... ... ... KarunaTh KRTX ... ... ...dd 152.00 11.24 227 100.92 +34.0Karyophm KPTI ... ... ...dd 29.61 7.31 1612 19.57 +2.1KaziaTh KZIA ... ... ... 9.74 2.27 28 3.45 -20.5KearnyF KRNY .32 4.0 27 14.40 7.29 318 8.02 -42.0KellySA KELYA ... ... 15 28.91 10.13 145 15.34 -32.1KellySB KELYB ... ... 8 29.43 10.35 0 14.13 -35.1KY FstFd KFFB .40 6.1 90 8.15 4.40 8 6.51 -16.0KerosTh n KROS ... ... ... 42.26 19.10 67 34.62 +72.4KewnSc KEQU .76 8.1 5 19.57 6.96 2 9.33 -30.6KeyTrn KTCC ... ... 11 6.99 2.51 30 5.99 +10.1Kforce KFRC .80 2.8 10 42.64 20.60 96 28.84 -27.4KimballEl KE ... ... 13 18.49 9.78 57 12.94 -26.3KimballInt KBAL .36 3.1 12 22.40 8.19 180 11.62 -43.8KindredBio KIN ... ... ...dd 11.93 3.11 280 4.04 -52.4KingldJ rs KGJI ... ... 1 4.80 .43 786 .51 -66.6sKingsfCld n KC ... ... ... 34.50 17.01 1983 37.36 +56.7Kingstone KINS .16m 3.6 7 9.49 3.87 43 4.41 -43.1KingtoneW KONE ... ... ... 7.67 KiniksaPh KNSA ... ... ...dd 28.67 5.01 246 23.05 +108.4KinsaleCp KNSL .36 .2 ... 160.80 80.93 107 155.58 +53.0Kirklnds h KIRK ... ... 8 3.70 .56 477 2.50 +101.6KitovPh KTOV ... ... ... 1.44 .22 26819 .86 +10.3KitovPh wt KTOVW ... ... ... .67 KodiakS h KOD ... ... ... 82.75 9.47 377 50.35 -30.0KopinCp KOPN ... ... ...dd 1.64 .19 920 1.35 +236.7KornitDig KRNT ... ... ... 53.68 22.17 168 51.65 +50.9Koss h KOSS ... ... ...dd 2.90 .80 10 1.48 -3.9KraftHnz KHC 1.60 5.0 9 34.00 19.99 4839 32.00 -.4










KratosDef KTOS ... ... ...cc 25.08 5.00 941 15.51 -13.9KrystlBio KRYS ... ... ... 66.85 31.89 158 43.00 -22.4Kulicke KLIC .48 2.2 24 28.66 16.91 686 21.88 -19.6KuraOnc KURA ... ... ...dd 21.42 6.35 301 16.72 +21.6KuraSu n KRUS ... ... ... 28.80 5.07 46 14.49 -43.1

- L -:LCNB Corp LCNB .72 4.9 8 19.50 10.03 14 14.63 -24.2sLF CapA LFAC ... ... ...cc 10.85 10.05 6 10.80 +4.2LF CapA un LFACU ... ... ... 15.35 10.22 0 12.59 +18.7LGI Homes LGIH ... ... 15 95.72 33.00 297 92.25 +30.6sLHC Grp LHCG ... ... 80 179.29 100.00 264 179.20 +30.1LIV CapA n LIVK ... ... ... 9.92 9.20 9.86 +.6LIV Cap un LIVKU ... ... ... 11.17 9.80 10.01 -.5LIZI n LIZI ... ... ... 11.90 4.02 32 5.62 -48.3LKQ Corp LKQ ... ... 15 36.63 13.31 1225 25.94 -27.3LM FdA wt LMFAW ... ... ... .05 LM FdAm LMFA ... ... ... 4.89 .30 20058 1.99 +156.8LMP Auto n LMPX ... ... ... 49.30 3.28 49 8.69 -51.3LPL Fincl LPLA 1.00 1.3 17 99.60 32.01 571 78.05 -15.4LSI Ind lf LYTS .20 3.2 ...dd 7.30 2.50 126 6.18 +2.1LaJollaPh LJPC ... ... ...dd 11.41 2.30 458 4.44 +13.0LakeShBc h LSBK .48 3.9 21 15.90 8.95 0 12.44 -18.7LakeldB LBAI .50 4.7 9 17.63 8.31 116 10.71 -38.4Lakelnd LKFN 1.20 2.7 17 50.00 30.49 87 44.42 -9.2LakeInd LAKE ... ... 22 28.00 9.70 656 23.37 +116.4LamResrch LRCX 4.60 1.4 35 344.32 178.92 1414 334.96 +14.6LamarAdv LAMR 2.00m 3.1 19 96.82 30.89 552 65.52 -26.6LancastrC LANC 2.80 1.8 32 168.21 114.55 116 158.67 -.9Landcad LCA ... ... ... 9.80 Landcad wt LCAHW ... ... ... .69 Landcad un LCAHU ... ... ... Landec LNDC ... ... 11 12.46 7.48 164 7.90 -30.2LandBncp LARK .80b 3.3 10 27.78 14.95 8 24.00 -4.2LandmInfr LMRK .80m 8.1 3 18.45 7.05 80 9.86 -39.9LandIn pfA LMRKP 2.00 8.3 ... 27.27 9.75 2 24.01 -7.7LndInf un B LMRKO 1.98 8.6 ... 26.45 12.62 3 22.90 -10.6LandInf pfC LMRKN 1.75 ... ... 26.90 12.23 1 24.45 -6.1LandsEnd LE ... ... 8 18.39 4.05 286 8.36 -50.2Landstar LSTR .74a .7 23 119.93 85.30 241 113.04 -.7LanternP n LTRN ... ... ... 15.44 11.51 23 13.10 -12.4Lantheus LNTH ... ... 12 29.04 8.67 733 14.68 -28.4Lantronix LTRX ... ... ... 4.43 1.58 99 3.72 +4.8Larimar rs LRMR ... ... ... 20.28 7.43 24 11.80 -11.4sLattice LSCC ... ... ...dd 29.34 13.54 1366 30.06 +57.1LaureatE LAUR ... ... ... 21.66 7.30 1082 10.32 -41.4Lawsn LAWS ... ... 19 58.28 24.52 6 31.00 -40.5Lazydays LAZY ... ... ...dd 9.05 1.55 31 8.69 +112.0LeMaitreV LMAT .38 1.4 1 38.64 18.76 179 26.21 -27.1LeapTher LPTX ... ... ... 3.18 .57 649 1.99 +77.7LegacyH LEGH ... ... 31 17.50 8.50 14 13.15 -21.0LegndBio n LEGN ... ... ... 43.24 35.00 199 39.16 +5.8LeisAcq LACQ ... ... ... 13.67 9.12 7 10.76 +3.2LeisAcq wt LACQW ... ... ... .70 LeisAcq un LACQU ... ... ... 14.06 9.93 12.20 +12.1LendgTree TREE ... ... ...dd 434.94 135.72 122 305.33 +.6LevOneBc LEVL .25f 1.5 9 26.69 13.45 5 17.08 -32.1LexiPhm LXRX ... ... ...dd 6.49 1.13 583 1.91 -54.0LexnFint LX ... ... 1 16.93 6.98 2913 12.50 -10.0LianlouSm LLIT ... ... ... 3.38 .32 2720 .68 +100.0LibBrdbdA LBRDA ... ... ...dd 138.47 80.14 114 124.15 -.3LibBrdbdC LBRDK ... ... ...dd 140.00 86.20 736 126.28 +.4LibtyGlobA LBTYA ... ... ...dd 28.62 15.23 912 23.28 +2.4LibtyGlobB LBTYB ... ... ... 58.31 15.98 4 23.30 +2.5LibtyGlobC LBTYK ... ... ... 27.84 14.36 1648 22.79 +4.6LibLA A LILA ... ... ...dd 19.91 8.21 424 10.43 -46.0LibLA C LILAK ... ... ...dd 19.95 8.02 1690 10.25 -47.3LibMSirA LSXMA ... ... ... 51.11 22.54 773 35.53 -26.5LibMSirB LSXMB ... ... ... 50.89 24.49 0 37.27 -23.4LibMSirC LSXMK ... ... ... 51.36 23.01 963 35.16 -27.0LibMBrA BATRA ... ... ... 30.16 13.59 50 18.77 -36.7LibMCFor FWONK ... ... ... 48.95 18.31 1855 32.50 -29.3LibMAFor FWONA ... ... ... 46.52 16.87 194 29.96 -31.6LibMBrC BATRK ... ... ... 30.03 13.20 94 18.33 -37.9LibTripA A LTRPA ... ... 23 12.68 .86 1647 2.32 -68.4LibTrip B h LTRPB ... ... ...cc 134.00 2.10 6 40.81 +462.9LifeSciAc n LSAC ... ... ... 11.00 9.35 0 9.99 +6.8LifeSciA un LSACU ... ... ... 11.00 8.82 0 10.53 +2.7LifetimeBr LCUT .17 2.4 9 10.07 3.26 10 7.07 +1.7Lifevant LFVN ... ... ... 17.25 7.75 229 12.66 -18.9LifewayFds LWAY ... ... ...dd 3.74 1.43 105 2.33 +17.2LigandPh LGND ... ... ...cc 124.97 57.24 264 113.82 +9.1LghtPath h LPTH ... ... ... 3.69 .54 288 3.30 +355.2Lightbrdg s LTBR ... ... ... 9.60 1.71 26 4.20 -6.7Limbach LMB ... ... ...dd 9.20 2.37 9 3.80 +.5LimelghtN LLNW ... ... ... 8.19 2.20 3148 7.50 +83.8LimestBcp LMST ... ... ...dd 18.49 6.83 5 12.82 -28.8LiminalBi n LMNL ... ... ... 31.45 5.25 283 13.69 +63.4Limoneira LMNR .30 2.1 11 21.85 10.60 101 14.19 -26.2LincEdSv LINC .08 1.9 ...dd 4.44 1.51 34 4.13 +53.0LincElec LECO 1.96 2.3 18 98.32 59.30 251 85.29 -11.8LindbladEx LIND ... ... 30 19.29 3.01 366 7.68 -53.0LionGrp n LGHL ... ... ... 4.10 1.75 309 2.49 -7.4Lipocine LPCN ... ... ...dd 3.45 .30 3771 1.45 +276.6LiqMedia g YVR ... ... ... 1.29 LiquidTch LQDA ... ... ...dd 12.10 2.65 858 7.88 +84.3Liquidity LQDT ... ... ...dd 8.34 3.01 350 5.47 -8.2Littelfuse LFUS 1.92 1.1 24 196.00 103.63 73 168.46 -11.9LivaNova LIVN ... ... 21 87.45 33.40 504 51.91 -31.2LiveOakB LOB .12 .8 11 20.46 7.57 225 14.20 -25.3LiveVent LIVE ... ... 97 12.50 3.49 2 9.66 +28.6sLiveXLve LIVX ... ... ...dd 4.15 .72 3556 4.59 +197.1LivePrsn LPSN ... ... ...dd 45.21 14.08 520 43.69 +18.1LogicBio LOGC ... ... ...dd 14.00 3.05 41 8.03 +11.5sLogitech LOGI .74e 1.1 42 65.56 31.37 331 65.84 +39.6LogMeIn LOGM 1.30 1.5 50 86.63 62.02 529 85.52 -.3LoneRs LONE ... ... ... 3.42 .36 930 .44 -83.1LongAcq un LOACU ... ... ... 10.70 10.25 10.40 +.4LongAcq rt LOACR ... ... ... .40 .06 .20 +9.3LongevAc LOAC ... ... ... 11.13 10.14 10.61 +1.9LoopInd LOOP ... ... ...dd 18.65 6.05 41 9.04 -8.7LoralSpac LORL 5.50e ... 18 33.28 10.65 151 19.02 -24.4Lovesac LOVE ... ... ... 29.74 4.00 288 28.80 +79.4lululemn g LULU ... ... ...cc 324.76 128.85 2554 314.35 +35.7Lumentm LITE ... ... 18 93.23 48.44 1522 84.22 +6.2Luminex LMNX .36 1.1 ...cc 40.21 17.35 480 33.12 +43.0LumosP rs LUMO ... ... ... 32.40 6.74 12 16.16 -29.0LunaInn h LUNA ... ... ...cc 9.32 4.25 583 5.48 -24.8LuthBur LBC .23 2.4 12 11.99 6.76 34 9.45 -18.0Lyft Inc LYFT ... ... ... 68.33 14.56 8313 33.22 -22.8tLyraTher n LYRA ... ... ... 22.00 10.60 84 10.83 -41.6

- M -:sMACOM MTSI ... ... ...dd 35.78 14.96 487 35.72 +34.3MDC Pr g MDCA .84 39.8 1 3.43 1.01 455 2.11 -24.1MEI Phrm MEIP ... ... ...dd 4.46 .72 4641 3.42 +37.9MER Tel h MTSL ... ... ... 2.66 .75 1005 1.39 +35.0MGE Engy MGEE 1.41 2.2 26 83.26 47.19 79 64.05 -18.7MGP Ing MGPI .48 1.3 16 69.90 21.64 84 35.94 -25.8MICT Inc MICT ... ... ...dd 2.43 .38 128 1.80 +102.2MKS Inst MKSI .80 .7 27 122.30 66.87 417 116.10 +5.5MMA Cap MMAC ... ... 3 33.00 20.00 20 24.04 -24.4MMTec MTC ... ... ... 19.55 .64 3277 1.41 -27.7MSB Fin MSBF .82e ... ...cc 18.50 9.96 9 10.89 -39.5sMTBC Inc MTBC ... ... ...dd 9.87 3.25 328 9.84 +142.4MTBC pf MTBCP 2.75 10.5 ... 27.99 12.60 12 26.29 -1.8MTS MTSC ... ... 4 63.31 13.15 218 17.46 -63.6MVB Fin MVBF .36 2.6 28 27.00 8.22 11 13.85 -44.4MYOS MYOS ... ... ...dd 3.85 .74 1908 1.38 +13.6MYR Grp MYRG ... ... 18 38.14 16.33 55 31.72 -2.7Macatawa MCBC .32 4.3 12 11.42 6.01 73 7.37 -33.8MackFn MFNC .56 5.7 5 17.75 6.52 19 9.84 -43.6MacroGen MGNX ... ... ...cc 30.58 4.04 467 28.87 +165.3MadrigP MDGL ... ... ...dd 127.25 56.82 202 109.37 +20.0Magal MAGS ... ... 59 5.25 2.46 160 2.94 -21.6MagellnHlt MGLN ... ... ...cc 81.04 30.60 127 73.25 -6.4Magenta MGTA ... ... ...dd 16.19 5.76 1105 8.70 -42.6MagicSft MGIC .15e 1.3 28 12.39 6.31 39 11.47 +17.3MagyarBc MGYR ... ... 21 12.87 8.26 8.99 -26.9MaidenH MHLD .20m 14.5 ...dd 1.43 .38 207 1.38 +84.0MainStBn MNSB ... ... 34 24.60 12.31 15 13.24 -42.4Majesco MJCO ... ... ...cc 10.69 4.57 3 7.73 -6.3MMyTrip MMYT ... ... ...dd 30.13 10.00 213 16.65 -27.3MalibuBoat MBUU ... ... 17 56.93 18.02 334 54.91 +34.1MalvernBc MLVF ... ... 10 23.75 10.06 12 11.98 -48.1MamEngy h TUSK .50 40.0 ... 7.91 .56 157 1.25 -43.2ManTech MANT 1.28 1.9 34 93.99 55.25 307 67.08 -16.0sManhAssc MANH ... ... 63 95.25 35.20 710 93.16 +16.8ManhBrCa LOAN .40m 8.2 11 6.72 2.54 59 4.89 -23.1Manitex MNTX ... ... ...dd 6.79 2.76 13 4.84 -18.7MannKd MNKD ... ... ...dd 2.48 .80 2979 1.74 +34.9Mannatech MTEX .50 2.9 ...cc 17.80 6.49 8 17.40 +8.1MaraPt h MARA ... ... ... 2.88 .35 1878 .94 +6.6MarchxB MCHX .50e ... ...dd 4.87 1.10 223 1.52 -59.8MarinSft rs MRIN ... ... ... 3.35 .77 46 1.29 -6.5MarPet MARPS .26e 14.1 6 2.65 1.01 69 1.84 -2.1MarinusPh MRNS ... ... ...dd 4.83 .77 1296 2.45 +13.4MarkerTh MRKR ... ... ... 9.17 1.33 270 1.98 -31.3sMktAxess MKTX 2.40 .5 ...cc 527.13 275.50 221 520.79 +37.4MarlinBs MRLN .56 7.1 4 25.44 4.66 62 7.93 -63.9MarIntA MAR ... ... 20 153.39 46.56 3136 89.83 -40.7Marrone MBII ... ... ...dd 1.73 .61 103 1.06 +5.0MartenTr MRTN .16 .6 31 26.59 16.01 168 25.39 +18.1MartinMid MMLP .25 13.4 3 7.26 .91 460 1.86 -53.8MarvellTch MRVL .24 .7 57 36.92 16.45 9298 36.16 +36.1Masimo MASI ... ... 66 258.00 139.36 505 234.60 +48.4MastrCrft MCFT ... ... 10 21.28 4.90 278 20.60 +30.8sMatch MTCH 2.00e ... 56 93.13 38.60 13032 94.78 +33.8Materialise MTLS ... ... ... 28.99 10.65 143 22.85 +24.8MatrixSv MTRX ... ... ...dd 24.36 7.11 137 9.36 -59.1Mattel MAT .60 5.8 74 14.83 6.53 3781 10.29 -24.1MatthInt MATW .84 4.5 4 40.36 17.01 534 18.62 -51.2MaximIntg MXIM 1.92 3.1 13 65.73 41.93 2429 61.98 +.8MaysJ MAYS ... ... 15 39.43 17.91 22.50 -26.8McGrathR MGRC 1.68 3.2 15 83.95 44.32 77 52.95 -30.8MDJM MDJH ... ... ... 6.17 1.94 2 3.08 +4.2MedalDiv MDRR .50m 26.9 ...dd 4.84 1.28 4 1.86 -46.2MedalFin MFIN .20 7.0 71 7.40 1.29 137 2.85 -60.8MedalF 9 21 MFINL 2.25 9.2 ... 26.56 14.69 2 24.50 -6.7Mediaco n MDIA ... ... ... 8.88 3.01 30 4.96 +10.2MediciNova MNOV ... ... ...dd 10.84 2.79 259 5.71 -15.3Medigus MDGS ... ... ... 5.15 .83 185 1.67 -4.0MediWound MDWD ... ... ...dd 4.14 1.44 239 3.67 +18.4Medpace MEDP ... ... 41 109.09 58.72 245 96.22 +14.5MeetGrp MEET ... ... ...dd 7.00 3.07 521 6.25 +24.8MeiraGTx MGTX ... ... ...dd 30.23 8.82 100 12.19 -39.1MelcoResE MLCO .66 3.9 54 25.49 10.81 2508 16.82 -30.4Menda I n MCMJ ... ... ... 10.28 7.72 3 9.90 +1.6MenloTh MNLO ... ... ...dd 7.48 1.00 3358 1.65 -64.4Menus MRUS ... ... ... 20.95 10.19 35 15.47 +9.9sMercadoL MELI .60 .1 ...dd 998.11 422.22 618 995.93 +74.1MercBkA MBNAA ... ... ... 8.75 MercBkB MBNAB ... ... ... 8.20 MercBank MBWM 1.12 5.3 9 37.32 18.64 24 21.21 -41.8MercerIntl MERC .26m 3.2 ...dd 15.01 6.42 111 8.19 -33.4MerchBcp MBIN .32 1.8 ... 21.90 12.37 18 17.37 -11.9MerchB pfA MBINP 1.75 7.1 ... 30.14 16.56 2 24.58 -9.4MerchB pfB MBINO 1.50 6.1 ... 24.52 -3.0MercFntc s MFH ... ... ... 3.40 1.00 1.41 -14.3MercSys MRCY ... ... 83 96.29 52.24 395 79.80 +15.5MeridBcp EBSB .32 2.9 10 20.86 8.88 137 11.04 -45.0MeridnBk MRBK ... ... 3 20.89 10.68 3 15.71 -22.2MeridBio VIVO .50 2.0 53 24.94 5.51 863 24.41 +149.8MeritMed MMSI ... ... 45 58.93 19.50 299 44.50 +42.5MerrimP MACK 1.50e ... 1 5.51 1.49 8 3.51 +11.4Mersana MRSN ... ... ... 24.07 1.32 723 22.21 +287.6MesaAir MESA ... ... 2 10.87 2.05 656 3.36 -62.4MesaLabs MLAB .64 .3 83 271.46 181.90 47 222.34 -10.9Mesoblast MESO ... ... ... 20.57 3.12 725 13.14 +78.3MetaFincl CASH .20 1.1 6 40.00 13.09 377 17.77 -51.3MetenEd n METX ... ... ... 23.75 8.94 16 11.97 -48.8Methanx MEOH .15m .7 4 45.45 9.00 699 20.22 -47.7MetrCtyB n MCBS .44 3.2 ... 19.07 8.31 48 13.60 -22.3Michaels MIK ... ... 4 11.10 1.00 3128 6.88 -15.0Microbot MBOT ... ... ... 20.15 4.30 75 6.99 -31.3Microchp MCHP 1.47f 1.4 56 113.28 53.15 1537 107.75 +2.9MicronT MU ... ... 6 61.19 31.13 16267 50.92 -5.3sMicrosoft MSFT 2.04 1.0 42 208.02 130.78 31707 210.70 +33.6MicroStr MSTR ... ... 31 165.00 90.00 80 119.75 -16.0Microvisn MVIS ... ... ...dd 1.90 .15 3581 1.54 +113.9MidPenn MPB .72a 3.7 13 29.88 15.50 5 19.25 -33.2MidCon hrs MCEP ... ... ...dd 17.00 1.14 69 3.22 -41.9MdSoBncp MSVB .08 .7 71 14.00 9.71 4 12.07 -10.1

Middleby MIDD ... ... 14 142.98 41.73 1683 77.31 -29.4Middlefld s MBCN .60 3.1 11 28.80 12.00 12 19.63 -24.8MdsxWatr MSEX 1.02 1.5 34 72.41 48.79 69 66.60 +4.8MidlStBc MSBI 1.07 7.4 7 29.50 12.49 68 14.37 -50.4MidWOne MOFG .88 4.6 11 39.03 15.25 31 19.18 -47.1MilestPh MIST ... ... ...dd 24.01 1.69 356 3.87 -75.8Millendo MLND ... ... ...dd 12.73 1.26 808 1.73 -74.3MillerHer MLHR ... ... 10 49.88 14.39 916 22.51 -46.0MillicInt TIGO 1.32p ... ...cc 59.20 20.15 86 26.85 -44.3Mimecast MIME ... ... ...dd 54.40 25.14 629 43.67 +.7Mind CTI MNDO .24e 11.7 2 2.33 1.28 17 2.05 -3.7MinervaN NERV ... ... ...dd 15.22 1.81 1486 3.57 -49.8Miragen MGEN ... ... ... 2.47 .31 882 1.03 +114.6MiratiTher MRTX ... ... ...dd 132.59 66.01 239 116.36 -9.7MirumPh n MIRM ... ... ... 28.31 6.51 37 20.20 -17.6Misonix MSON ... ... ...dd 26.55 6.71 22 13.32 -28.4Mitcham MIND ... ... ...dd 4.42 .70 115 1.64 -42.9Mitchm pfA MINDP 2.25 12.4 ... 25.80 8.40 2 18.09 -24.3MitekSys MITK ... ... 93 11.43 5.26 206 9.32 +21.8MobileMini MINI 1.21 4.1 ...dd 45.75 18.41 29.50 -22.2MobileIron MOBL ... ... ...dd 7.79 2.94 960 5.06 +4.1Moderna MRNA ... ... ... 87.00 11.54 9964 59.15 +202.4Mogo h MOGO ... ... ...dd 3.88 .56 198 1.04 -59.5MohawkG MWK ... ... ... 9.45 1.42 53 5.50 -6.6MolecTemp MTEM ... ... ...dd 19.12 4.51 366 13.88 -.8Moleculin MBRX ... ... ... 1.97 .32 1009 .89 -2.7Momenta MNTA ... ... ...dd 39.88 9.51 807 32.94 +66.9Momo MOMO .62e ... ... 40.87 16.61 12695 20.95 -37.5MonakrGp MKGI ... ... ...dd 3.00 .61 35 2.32 +7.4MonarCas h MCRI ... ... 20 57.57 12.83 75 34.30 -29.4Mondelez MDLZ 1.14 2.2 13 59.96 41.19 4269 51.62 -6.3MoneyGrm MGI ... ... ...dd 6.70 1.15 1131 3.13 +49.0MngDB A MDB ... ... ... 243.92 93.81 962 222.02 +68.7MonoclAc MNCL ... ... ... 10.88 9.50 138 10.26 +.7MonocAc un MNCLU ... ... ... 11.47 9.84 11.00 +1.4sMonPwSys MPWR 2.00 .8 ...cc 240.36 130.12 293 242.14 +36.0MonoprT n MNPR ... ... ... 48.00 4.94 25 8.15 -50.9Monro MNRO .88 1.6 28 87.60 37.09 420 54.65 -30.1MonroeCap MRCC 1.00m 15.2 4 12.10 3.56 150 6.60 -39.2MonroeC23 MRCCL 1.44 6.2 ... 26.83 13.39 2 23.10 -10.1MonstrBv MNST ... ... 37 73.43 50.06 2602 71.31 +12.2Mornstr MORN 1.20 .8 34 166.59 102.59 87 150.13 -.6Morphic MORF ... ... ...dd 33.50 9.90 49 25.79 +50.3MoSys rs MOSY ... ... ...dd 4.65 .78 37 1.73 -2.0MotorcarP MPAA ... ... 47 24.60 10.43 141 16.93 -23.2MotusGI MOTS ... ... ...dd 3.40 .46 60 1.33 -41.9MtnCrAc un MCACU ... ... ... 10.16 10.00 9 10.08 +.4MtnPDia g MPVE .04p ... ... 1.08 .65 .75 -15.5MrCoopr COOP ... ... ... 14.68 4.31 487 11.84 -5.4MuscMak n GRIL ... ... ... 5.09 1.42 321 2.66 -31.1MustBio MBIO ... ... ...dd 4.85 1.78 612 3.13 -23.3MySze rs MYSZ ... ... ... 11.18 .68 264 1.12 -66.2Mylan NV MYL ... ... 5 23.11 12.75 6468 16.54 -17.7MyoKard MYOK ... ... ...dd 126.30 42.65 472 92.24 +26.6MyriadG MYGN ... ... 35 48.40 9.24 1109 11.86 -56.4

- N -:NBT Bcp NBTB 1.08 3.7 11 41.50 26.32 112 29.04 -28.4NCS Mltst NCSM ... ... ... 3.48 .31 218 .57 -73.0NETgear NTGR ... ... 36 36.87 15.01 239 24.61 +.4NGM Bio NGM ... ... ... 23.95 8.81 204 19.01 +2.8NI Hldg NODK ... ... ... 18.32 10.15 22 15.47 -10.1NIC Inc EGOV .36 1.6 30 25.94 15.49 351 22.45 +.4NICE Ltd NICE .64 .3 64 198.99 110.59 443 187.62 +20.9nLIGHT LASR ... ... 86 26.48 9.04 183 23.11 +14.0NMI Hldg h NMIH ... ... 6 35.79 8.06 773 15.84 -52.3NN Inc NNBR .28 6.0 12 10.15 1.35 121 4.63 -49.9NV5 Global NVEE ... ... 18 85.60 27.00 81 52.59 +4.2NVE Corp NVEC 4.00 6.4 12 76.40 42.85 20 62.75 -12.1NXP Semi NXPI 1.50 1.3 18 139.59 58.41 1996 116.53 -8.4Nabriva NBRV ... ... ...dd 2.77 .49 2639 .67 -49.2NanoD rsh NNDM ... ... ... 4.90 .51 1857 2.15 -15.0sNanoString NSTG ... ... ...dd 36.43 13.85 560 37.54 +34.9NanoVib NAOV ... ... ...dd 3.70 1.42 11 2.07 -27.4sNantHlth NH ... ... ... 5.50 .45 1003 5.60 +443.7NantKwst NK ... ... ... 13.11 1.04 1957 11.86 +212.9Napco h NSSC ... ... 38 34.75 13.33 57 23.05 -21.6Nasdaq NDAQ 1.96f 1.6 29 123.12 71.66 479 121.08 +13.1Natera NTRA ... ... ...dd 50.57 16.87 633 46.59 +38.3Nathans s NATH 1.40 2.4 29 82.18 39.01 12 58.39 -17.6NatlBnksh NKSH 1.39e 4.9 11 48.82 25.69 7 28.33 -36.9NatlBevrg FIZZ 2.90e ... 19 68.86 35.71 368 64.76 +26.9NatCine NCMI .68 22.8 8 9.85 1.62 471 2.98 -59.1NatEnrSv NESR ... ... 17 9.53 4.04 343 6.80 -25.4NatEnSv wt NESRW ... ... ... .80 NatGenHld NGHC .20 1.0 10 25.39 11.82 186 20.90 -5.4NatGnH pfA NGHCP 1.88 7.7 ... 26.25 10.46 4 24.34 -3.9NatGnH pfB NGHCO 1.88 7.8 ... 25.64 7.76 6 24.09 -4.2NatGnH pfC NGHCN 1.88 7.9 ... 25.83 9.52 22 23.93 -4.9NatGnH 55 NGHCZ 1.91 7.6 ... 27.01 11.37 2 25.24 -2.5NatlHld wt NHLDW ... ... ... 1.49 NatlHld rs NHLD ... ... ... 3.06 1.12 2 2.03 -20.6NatInstrm NATI 1.04 2.7 36 47.89 20.42 416 38.48 -9.1NatResrch NRC .84 1.4 ...cc 71.35 34.00 18 58.05 -12.0NSecGrp NSEC .24 1.6 7 16.95 10.01 0 14.60 -4.6NatlVis EYE ... ... 95 39.88 11.70 472 30.35 -6.4NatWstnLf NWLI .36 .2 7 298.00 120.55 4 194.84 -33.0NaturlAlt NAII ... ... 7 11.83 4.75 1 7.11 -10.9NatHlTrnd NHTC .80a 13.6 2 8.50 2.52 18 5.90 +9.7NaturesSun NATR .40 4.3 ...dd 10.85 5.50 37 9.38 +5.0NatusMed NTUS ... ... 15 34.89 18.91 126 21.72 -34.2Nav43 JSM 1.50 7.2 ... 25.01 7.01 26 20.96 -12.7Navient NAVI .64 8.8 4 15.67 4.07 5134 7.27 -46.9NaviosM NMCI ... ... 5 2.44 .53 79 .81 -62.3NebulaAc NEBU ... ... ...cc 19.25 9.37 13.75 +30.5NebulaA un NEBUU ... ... ... 31.83 9.86 26.00 +140.5NektarTh NKTR ... ... 7 35.31 13.63 937 23.98 +11.1Nemaura rs NMRD ... ... ... 16.50 2.50 23 8.12 +132.0sNeogen NEOG ... ... 62 79.83 48.91 157 78.19 +19.8sNeoGenom NEO ... ... ...cc 34.97 18.52 1127 34.75 +18.8Neoleukin NLTX ... ... ...dd 18.13 2.36 1196 14.35 +16.5Neonode NEON ... ... ... 10.70 1.09 185 8.92 +359.8NeosTher NEOS ... ... ...dd 2.15 .60 94 .71 -53.0Neovas g NVCN ... ... ... 8.65 1.24 228 2.41 -55.5Nephros NEPH ... ... ... 11.35 4.42 6 8.10 -18.6NeptWln g NEPT ... ... 6 6.57 .96 551 2.92 +6.2Net1UEPS UEPS ... ... 10 4.45 2.70 70 3.18 -14.5NetElem NETE ... ... ... 13.43 1.47 3608 12.94 +303.1NetApp NTAP 1.92 4.3 7 65.38 34.66 2981 45.05 -27.1sNetEase NTES 10.81e ... 64 441.87 209.01 1034 440.04 +43.5NetfinAc n NFIN ... ... ... 11.28 8.70 1667 10.92 +9.7NetfinAc un NFINU ... ... ... 14.30 9.30 3 12.82 +25.8sNetflix NFLX ... ... ...cc 492.28 252.28 7829 493.81 +52.6NtScout NTCT ... ... ...dd 29.62 19.11 335 25.99 +8.0NetSolTch NTWK ... ... 27 6.45 2.00 27 2.73 -31.8NeuBase NBSE ... ... ... 11.78 3.36 252 8.73 +21.3NeuroBo rs NRBO ... ... ... 30.00 5.95 108 8.02 -8.3NeurMt hrs NURO ... ... ... 6.20 .81 853 2.12 -50.7Neurcrine NBIX ... ... ...cc 131.00 72.14 654 127.66 +18.8Neuronet STIM ... ... ...dd 13.31 1.25 261 1.87 -58.4Neurotrpe NTRP ... ... ... 7.50 .63 148 1.18 +20.2NewAgeB NBEV ... ... ... 4.50 .98 1669 1.53 -15.9NewFort NFE ... ... ... 19.50 7.01 148 13.00 -17.0NewPrAc n NPA ... ... ... 10.22 9.50 55 10.20 +3.3sNewPrv un NPAUU ... ... ... 10.60 9.80 8 10.70 +4.1NYMtgTr NYMT .20m 7.9 4 6.47 .98 4228 2.53 -59.4NYMtT pfB NYMTP 1.94 10.5 ... 26.51 3.67 5 18.44 -26.3NYMtT pfC NYMTO 1.97 10.6 ... 25.88 3.54 10 18.65 -25.5NYMtg pfE NYMTM 1.97 10.6 ... 26.20 3.56 31 18.54 -26.5NYMtgT pfD NYMTN 2.00 10.8 ... 26.38 3.57 22 18.50 -26.4NewatrTc NEWA ... ... ... 6.95 1.32 1 3.75 +20.8NewbrnAc n NBAC ... ... ... 9.92 9.70 4 9.91 +2.2NewbrAc rt NBACR ... ... ... .35 .12 0 .23 +76.9NewbrA un NBACU ... ... ... 11.00 9.30 3 10.11 +.6NewellBr NWL .92 5.8 ...dd 20.99 10.44 4132 16.00 -16.8Newgioc n NWGI ... ... ... 4.40 1.09 48 2.60 -34.2NewmrkGp NMRK .40 8.5 8 13.85 2.49 1120 4.72 -64.9NewsCpA NWSA .20 1.6 ...dd 15.07 7.90 1551 12.17 -13.9NewsCpB NWS .20 1.6 ... 15.36 7.88 202 12.21 -15.9NewtekBsn NEWT 2.19e 12.1 ... 23.99 7.59 150 18.05 -20.3Newtek23 NEWTI 1.56 6.3 ... 26.93 12.39 2 24.87 -3.1Newtek24 n NEWTL 1.44 5.9 ... 27.74 14.18 1 24.51 -5.5NexstarM NXST 2.24 2.6 10 133.25 43.37 374 85.90 -26.7NextCure NXTC ... ... ...dd 109.00 15.69 245 20.48 -63.6NextDec NEXT ... ... ... 6.78 1.12 117 1.98 -67.8NxtGenHl NXGN .70 6.3 18 20.68 5.10 146 11.10 -31.0NichFncl h NICK ... ... ...dd 9.90 4.76 4 7.40 -10.2NicoletBc NCBS ... ... 17 75.99 45.33 25 54.15 -26.7Nikola NKLA ... ... ... 93.99 10.13 24014 48.92 +374.09F Inc n JFU ... ... ... 14.88 3.30 300 3.38 -64.89MetersBi NMTR ... ... ... 1.29 .37 2679 .62 +11.7MnstD wt h MSDIW ... ... ... .05 sNiuTech NIU ... ... ... 19.99 5.33 2873 22.11 +159.2NobleEngy NBL .08m .8 ...dd 27.31 2.73 10532 9.45 -62.0NobleMid NBLX 2.19e 28.4 2 34.50 1.81 720 7.70 -71.0Noodles NDLS ... ... ...dd 9.06 3.14 179 6.16 +11.2Nordson NDSN 1.52 .8 16 203.67 96.46 886 189.72 +16.5NorSys NSYS ... ... ...cc 7.46 2.52 9 4.27 -12.2NthnTech NTIC .26 3.6 12 14.88 4.70 44 7.31 -48.0NorTrst NTRS 2.80 3.6 14 110.48 60.67 1036 78.70 -25.9NorTs pfE NTRSO 1.91 7.4 ... 26.73 17.10 31 25.64 -1.9NorthfldBc NFBK .44 4.1 13 17.55 9.38 147 10.62 -37.4Nthrim NRIM 1.36 5.8 9 42.28 17.32 18 23.50 -38.6NwstBcsh NWBI .76 7.8 8 17.74 8.52 459 9.72 -41.6NwstPipe NWPX ... ... ...dd 36.70 18.04 36 24.71 -25.8NortonLife NLOK .50 2.5 9 23.02 11.56 5157 19.93 +35.2NorwdFn NWFL 1.00 4.1 16 39.69 21.20 7 24.30 -37.5NovaLfs rs NVFY ... ... 13 4.39 .66 29 1.95 +5.4NovaMeas NVMI ... ... 31 51.23 24.81 132 49.40 +30.6Novan NOVN ... ... ... 3.72 .22 33414 .54 -82.9Novanta NOVT ... ... ... 115.33 66.44 82 106.58 +20.5Novavx NVAX ... ... ... 89.50 3.54 3820 79.44 +1896.0NovoCure NVCR ... ... ...dd 98.84 53.40 797 62.86 -25.4NovusCap n NOVS ... ... ... 10.50 9.61 11 9.82 -1.9Novus wt NOVSW ... ... ... NovusC un NOVSU ... ... ... 10.95 9.90 2 10.65 +7.0NovusTher NVUS ... ... ...dd 1.45 .25 508 .45 -22.4NuCana NCNA ... ... ...dd 10.94 3.81 39 5.23 -14.3NuVasive NUVA ... ... 55 81.91 28.55 784 55.44 -28.3NuanceCm NUAN ... ... ...dd 26.08 12.98 2403 25.60 +43.6Nutanix NTNX ... ... ... 37.86 11.31 2079 23.62 -24.4Nuvectra NVTR ... ... ... 2.96 .13 .13 NvNq100Dy QQQX 1.56m 6.5 ...q 25.36 15.24 178 23.99 -.2NuZee n NUZE ... ... ... 13.97 8.60 1 10.39 +17.3sNvidia NVDA .64 .2 76 389.50 147.39 7853 393.57 +67.3Nxt-ID h NXTD ... ... ... .89 .21 4474 .53 +16.9NymoxPh NYMX ... ... ...dd 4.79 1.42 194 3.65 +65.9

- O -:O2Micro OIIM ... ... ... 1.82 .98 202 1.68 -4.0ODP Cp rs ODP ... ... 6 29.90 12.30 2559 21.23 -22.5OFS Cap OFS .68m 14.7 4 12.31 3.39 42 4.63 -58.5OFS C25 OFSSL 1.59 6.9 ... 26.00 8.05 22.90 -9.5OFS 25 OFSSZ 1.63 6.7 ... 26.95 11.37 24.50 -3.7OFS 26 n OFSSI 1.49 6.8 ... 25.23 10.10 10 21.85 -12.5OFS Cred OCCI 2.08f 22.5 ... 17.86 4.90 58 9.26 -39.1OFS Cr pfA OCCIP 1.72 7.4 ... 28.38 14.38 23.38 -9.4OP Bancp OPBK .28 4.1 ... 10.72 5.54 32 6.88 -33.7OReillyAu ORLY ... ... 28 454.31 251.52 504 425.84 -2.8OSI Sys OSIS ... ... 36 116.78 49.96 127 74.37 -26.2OakVlyBcp OVLY .28e 2.1 9 19.95 10.72 12 13.40 -31.1OaktrSpL OCSL .38 8.6 ...dd 5.65 2.33 414 4.41 -19.2OaktStInco OCSI .62 9.9 8 8.50 4.28 100 6.24 -23.8OasisMid OMP 2.16 27.0 18 22.36 2.80 222 7.99 -51.8OasisPet OAS ... ... ...dd 5.92 .24 21795 .73 -77.5Obalon rsn OBLN ... ... ... 10.50 .62 68 .70 -63.1ObsEva OBSV ... ... ... 11.12 1.63 11296 3.25 -15.1OceanBio OBCI .08a .6 ... 17.41 3.10 87 14.12 +326.6OceanP OPTT ... ... ...dd 2.34 .33 933 .72 -17.2OceanFst OCFC .68 4.1 10 26.09 11.60 139 16.71 -34.6OceanFt pf OCFCP ... ... ... 26.24 24.50 7 25.85 +2.9OconeeFed OFED .40 1.6 ... 28.00 15.25 1 25.51 -1.9Ocugen rs OCGN ... ... ...dd 17.40 .17 6078 .22 -57.9OcularTher OCUL ... ... ...dd 9.24 2.46 1705 7.55 +91.1OdonateT ODT ... ... ...dd 46.50 18.07 79 39.66 +22.2OdysMar h OMEX ... ... ...dd 6.20 2.10 5 4.60 +44.2OffPrpInc OPI 2.20 8.6 ... 35.95 16.50 195 25.45 -20.8OhioValB OVBC .84 3.8 14 41.50 20.38 3 22.36 -43.6sOkta OKTA ... ... ...dd 212.02 88.66 2291 207.26 +79.6OldDomFrt ODFL .60m .3 32 227.21 119.01 905 175.88 -7.3OldLnBc OLBK .48 1.7 13 30.56 25.64 28.83 OldNBcp ONB .56 4.3 16 18.74 11.19 669 13.09 -28.4OldPoint OPOF .48 3.2 15 30.05 10.86 0 15.15 -44.9OldSecBc OSBC .04 .5 8 13.77 5.96 107 7.57 -43.8

Ollies OLLI ... ... 42 105.20 28.83 1879 99.37 +52.2OlympStl ZEUS .08 .7 7 18.41 7.74 62 10.81 -39.7OmegaFlex OFLX 1.12 1.1 35 119.89 50.38 5 101.53 -5.4Omeros OMER ... ... ...dd 20.92 8.50 403 14.91 +5.8Omnicell OMCL ... ... ...cc 94.85 54.24 356 66.76 -18.3OnSmcnd ON ... ... 10 25.92 8.17 7969 19.66 -19.4OncolBio ONCY ... ... ...dd 6.02 .35 519 1.91 -59.9Oncono wt h ONTXW ... ... ... .80 Onconv h ONTX ... ... ... 3.09 .10 4428 .58 +51.2OncoSec ONCS ... ... ... 2.97 1.04 221 1.97 +8.8OncTher ONCT ... ... ... 6.29 2.24 46 2.58 -34.7OneGpHosp STKS ... ... ...dd 4.68 .73 137 1.53 -58.0180 DgrCap TURN ... ... ... 2.30 1.04 23 1.77 -17.71LifeTh n ONEM ... ... ... 42.00 15.00 1136 37.53 +70.0OneStopS OSS ... ... ...dd 3.25 .59 191 2.09 +3.51800Flowrs FLWS ... ... 18 26.81 11.15 1086 21.91 +51.1OneSpaWld n OSW .16 3.1 ... 17.25 2.45 425 5.11 -69.7OneSpan OSPN ... ... ...cc 28.57 10.88 543 28.19 +64.7OneWatr n ONEW ... ... ... 26.97 3.41 38 24.22 +60.0OpenLnd n LPRO ... ... ... 16.36 12.70 889 15.64 +21.2OpenText OTEX .70 1.6 26 47.85 29.12 522 43.45 -1.4OperaLtd OPRA ... ... 40 14.94 4.60 454 9.20 -.5OpesAc h OPES ... ... ... 19.92 9.57 516 14.02 +33.1OpesA un h OPESU ... ... ... 24.20 10.43 23.50 +111.8OpGen rsh OPGN ... ... ... 12.80 .92 827 2.05 +81.4OpiantPh OPNT ... ... ... 18.23 8.05 34 9.31 -35.3OpkoHlth OPK ... ... ...dd 4.04 1.12 14338 3.76 +155.8OportunF n OPRT ... ... ... 25.84 5.26 129 14.00 -41.2OptiNose OPTN ... ... ...dd 11.66 3.28 773 5.53 -40.0Optibase OBAS ... ... ...cc 13.00 9.44 0 11.85 +2.2OptCable OCC .08 3.2 ...dd 4.07 2.05 10 2.51 -22.6OptimBk h OPHC ... ... ... 5.40 1.68 93 2.40 -13.4OptCare rs OPCH ... ... ...dd 18.21 5.74 230 12.90 -13.5OramedPh ORMP ... ... 8 6.05 2.32 55 3.55 -31.1OraSure OSUR ... ... 17 18.27 5.23 1663 12.62 +57.2Orbcomm ORBC ... ... ...dd 8.21 1.24 524 3.80 -9.7OrbEnGp CUI ... ... ...dd 1.32 .48 125 .64 -42.3OrchTher ORTX ... ... ...dd 17.48 5.17 595 5.35 -61.1OrganigH OGI ... ... ... 7.31 1.09 6126 1.56 -36.3OrganognH ORGO ... ... ...dd 8.34 2.47 80 3.64 -24.3Organovo ONVO ... ... ...dd .93 .19 1635 .66 +85.4Orgenesis ORGS ... ... ... 8.20 2.35 89 5.94 +27.5OricPhr n ORIC ... ... ... 40.67 24.26 129 28.60 +11.0OrignA h SEED ... ... ... 10.73 2.76 171 8.70 +62.3OrigBcp OBNK .37 1.8 40 38.14 15.98 39 20.61 -45.5OrigoAc un CNLMU ... ... ... 11.01 OrionEng h OESX ... ... ...dd 6.40 2.35 656 3.75 +11.9OrrstownF ORRF .68f 4.9 13 23.48 11.40 6 13.99 -38.2sOrsunAc n ORSN ... ... ... 10.24 6.01 209 10.26 +3.1sOrsunAc rt ORSNR ... ... ... .36 .10 532 .50 +116.5sOrsunA un ORSNU ... ... ... 10.58 9.50 8 11.25 +10.8OrthoPed KIDS ... ... ... 51.48 28.19 153 43.75 -6.9OrthoMed OFIX ... ... 43 55.17 22.11 60 32.00 -30.7Osmotica OSMT ... ... ... 7.97 2.70 340 6.70 -4.1OssenInn OSN ... ... ... 7.00 1.50 17 2.90 -5.9Otelco OTEL ... ... 5 15.13 2.93 19 11.72 +17.1Otonomy OTIC ... ... ...dd 4.18 1.53 956 3.18 -17.0OttawaBc OTTW .32 3.1 21 14.50 9.33 10.45 -24.4OtterTail OTTR 1.48 3.8 17 57.74 30.96 124 38.66 -24.6OutlookT wt OTLKW ... ... ... .03 OutlookT OTLK ... ... ... 2.89 .50 2568 1.31 +122.0sOverstk OSTK ... ... ...dd 33.92 2.53 6554 39.16 +455.5Ovid Th OVID ... ... ...dd 9.40 1.74 653 7.15 +72.3Oxbridge OXBR .48 38.4 10 3.89 .70 1050 1.25 +67.8Oxbrdge wt OXBRW ... ... ... .15 OxfordImm OXFD ... ... ...dd 17.77 8.37 72 13.53 -18.5OxfordLn OXLC .81m 19.2 ... 10.85 1.86 1562 4.21 -48.4Oxford 23pf OXLCO 1.88 7.8 ... 25.71 14.50 4 24.00 -5.8OxfrLn24 pf OXLCM 1.69 7.4 ... 25.94 11.64 5 22.94 -10.0Oxford 27pf OXLCP 1.56 7.3 ... 24.97 11.01 34 21.28 -14.4OxfSqCap OXSQ .42m 14.3 2 6.76 2.04 340 2.94 -46.0OxfrSq26 OXSQZ 1.56 6.9 ... 25.97 13.55 22.70 -10.8OxfSqC24 OXSQL 1.63 6.7 ... 24.48 -3.2OysterPt n OYST ... ... ... 41.37 13.26 92 27.75 +13.5

P-Q:P&F Inds PFIN .20 4.1 ... 8.23 3.75 2 4.91 -30.8PAE Inc PAE ... ... ... 12.76 3.10 489 9.71 -15.6PAM PTSI ... ... 9 71.56 22.00 2 30.90 -46.5PC Cnnctn CNXN .32e ... 12 56.33 30.10 102 48.05 -3.2PCB Bcp PCB .40 4.0 ... 17.75 7.31 15 9.90 -42.7PCSB Fn PCSB .16 1.3 32 20.78 11.41 51 12.31 -39.2PCTEL PCTI .22 3.2 ... 9.65 3.95 121 6.98 -17.6PDC Engy PDCE ... ... 28 36.49 4.51 1960 13.82 -47.2sPDF Sol PDFS ... ... ...dd 19.88 8.61 93 19.77 +17.1PDL Bio PDLI .20b 6.8 ...dd 3.86 2.06 1433 2.93 -9.7PDL Cmt PDLB ... ... ... 14.85 7.31 11 10.76 -26.8PDS Bio PDSB ... ... ...dd 6.71 .62 482 1.71 -35.5PICO Hld s PICO 5.00e ... ...dd 11.67 6.41 40 8.40 -24.5PLX Phr h PLXP ... ... ... 7.09 1.80 10 2.96 -32.3PPD Inc n PPD ... ... ... 33.23 10.61 760 27.43 -8.6PRA Grp PRAA ... ... 30 39.85 19.40 200 38.73 +6.7PRA Hlth PRAH ... ... 44 113.32 58.67 316 96.05 -13.6PRGX Glbl PRGX ... ... ...dd 7.30 1.77 124 4.19 -14.8PTC Inc PTC ... ... ...cc 92.52 43.90 692 79.08 +5.6PTC Thera PTCT ... ... ...dd 59.89 30.79 778 54.07 +12.6PacWstBc PACW 1.00m 5.3 5 40.14 13.84 1694 18.77 -51.0Paccar PCAR 1.28a 1.7 11 83.41 49.11 1986 77.16 -2.5PacBiosci PACB ... ... ...dd 6.13 2.20 886 3.93 -23.5PacEthanol PEIX ... ... ...dd 1.00 .22 688 .74 +13.7PacMerc PMBC ... ... 11 8.43 2.95 20 3.64 -55.2PacPreBc PPBI 1.00 4.9 10 34.90 13.93 320 20.41 -37.4PaciraBio PCRX ... ... ... 56.00 27.46 805 54.26 +19.8sPalomar PLMR ... ... ...dd 90.64 23.99 318 88.43 +75.1PanASlv PAAS .20 .7 ...cc 30.59 10.61 2433 29.47 +24.4PangaeaL PANL .14 6.2 1 3.60 1.60 16 2.27 -23.1PapaJohns PZZA .90 1.1 ...cc 85.00 28.55 590 83.19 +31.7ParatekPh PRTK ... ... ...dd 5.89 2.50 253 5.25 +30.3ParkCity PCYG ... ... 23 8.25 3.33 74 4.22 -16.6ParkOh PKOH .50 3.2 5 36.11 10.78 29 15.84 -52.9ParkeBcp PKBK .64b 4.6 7 23.14 9.05 16 14.06 -39.1PrtnrCm PTNR ... ... 15 6.46 2.90 4 4.19 -3.9PassagBi n PASG ... ... ... 38.23 8.09 146 25.30 +14.0PathfdBcp PBHC .24 2.4 14 14.90 9.26 1 9.80 -29.5PatrkInd PATK 1.00 1.7 19 64.38 16.70 192 57.91 +10.5PatrNBc PNBK .04 .6 45 15.45 3.83 1 6.24 -51.1PatriotTr PATI ... ... 9 17.78 8.06 1 8.79 -46.0Patterson PDCO 1.04 4.5 18 25.70 12.93 1427 23.00 +12.3PattUTI PTEN .08m 2.3 ...dd 12.05 1.61 10608 3.50 -66.7Pavmed PAVM ... ... ...dd 3.45 .81 685 2.03 +69.2Pavmed wt PAVMW ... ... ... .42 Paychex PAYX 2.48 3.2 30 90.54 47.87 2996 77.78 -8.6Paylocity PCTY ... ... ...cc 156.00 66.98 454 150.85 +24.9sPayPal PYPL ... ... ...cc 179.80 82.07 8340 176.18 +62.9Paysign PAYS ... ... ...cc 18.67 3.63 992 9.99 -1.6PeapkGl PGC .20 1.1 8 31.72 11.15 37 17.85 -42.2PeckCo h PECK ... ... 48 9.30 1.49 74 4.28 +72.6sPegasyst PEGA .12 .1 ...cc 105.36 38.01 452 102.50 +28.7sPelotnIntr n PTON ... ... ...cc 61.39 17.70 5921 60.48 +113.0PnnNtGm PENN ... ... 96 40.14 3.75 8921 29.78 +16.5PennVa PVAC ... ... ... 37.12 .99 815 9.55 -68.5PennantG n PNTG ... ... ... 35.99 6.15 63 22.84 -30.9PennantPk PNNT .60m 18.5 2 6.86 1.76 346 3.25 -50.2Pennant24 n PNNTG ... ... ... 26.72 9.44 3 22.20 -12.9PenPkFR PFLT 1.14 13.4 5 12.67 3.34 219 8.52 -30.0PennsWd s PWOD 1.28 5.6 11 36.27 18.72 2 22.72 -36.1PeopUtdF PBCT .72f 6.3 9 17.22 9.37 3267 11.36 -32.8PeopUtd pf PBCTP 1.41 5.8 ... 29.21 14.00 18 24.50 -13.0PeBcOH PEBO .60m 2.9 9 39.28 17.91 50 20.48 -40.9PeopBNC PEBK .60 3.4 7 33.18 13.30 4 17.45 -46.9PeopFSvc PFIS 1.44 3.7 13 53.88 29.01 12 38.55 -23.4PeopUtah PUB .56 2.5 20 31.27 13.55 22.47 -25.4PepsiCo PEP 4.09f 3.1 15 147.20 101.42 4220 133.30 -2.5Percptr PRCP .15 4.5 8 6.49 2.34 35 3.31 -39.8Perdoceo PRDO .30f 1.8 12 22.50 7.11 594 16.54 -10.1Perficient PRFT ... ... 44 53.76 18.88 237 35.65 -22.6PerfrShip DCIX ... ... ...dd 1.12 .37 27 .60 -29.3Performnt h PFMT ... ... ... 1.44 .54 28 .66 -35.3PerionNwk PERI ... ... ... 9.70 2.91 284 5.36 -13.8PermaFix PESI ... ... ... 9.98 3.10 32 6.15 -32.4PermaPip PPIH ... ... ...dd 10.14 4.51 3 5.98 -36.2sPetIQ PETQ ... ... ... 36.34 15.83 459 34.63 +38.2PetMed PETS 1.12f 3.1 13 41.59 15.00 649 36.68 +56.0PFSweb PFSW ... ... ...dd 8.42 1.50 161 6.61 +73.0PhaseBio PHAS ... ... ...dd 12.95 2.60 245 4.55 -25.5Phathom n PHAT ... ... ... 64.54 18.51 78 32.34 +3.9PhibroAH PAHC .48 1.8 17 33.97 16.87 68 26.28 +5.8Phio P wt PHIOW ... ... ... .83 Phio Ph rs PHIO ... ... ... 24.64 1.60 182 2.29 -75.7PhotrIn PLAB ... ... 1 16.75 8.01 409 11.46 -27.3PiedmLithn PLL ... ... ... 11.27 4.00 62 6.17 -25.3PierisPhm PIRS ... ... ... 6.04 1.60 600 3.23 -10.8PilgrimsP PPC ... ... 7 33.67 15.75 1255 16.75 -48.8sPinduoduo PDD ... ... ... 95.48 19.11 23607 87.00 +130.0PingtanM PME .04 3.6 7 2.94 .57 31 1.10 -12.0PinnaclFn PNFP .64 1.6 8 65.00 27.80 210 40.25 -37.1PintecT lfn PT ... ... ... 4.49 .40 258 1.28 -29.7PioneerPw PPSI 1.37a ... 5 4.67 .90 577 1.52 -33.0Pixelwrks PXLW ... ... ...dd 5.23 2.06 305 3.27 -16.6PlayaHot PLYA ... ... ...dd 8.59 1.30 989 3.61 -57.0Plexus PLXS ... ... 15 86.53 35.16 141 67.41 -12.4PliantTh n PLRX ... ... ... 35.63 21.05 52 28.80 +35.2sPlugPowr h PLUG ... ... ...dd 9.65 1.88 54531 9.98 +215.8PlumasBc PLBC .46 2.1 8 29.23 15.00 14 21.81 -17.3Plurlsght PS ... ... ... 32.40 6.59 1244 18.89 +9.8Pluristm rs PSTI ... ... ... 13.29 2.82 385 9.02 +128.9PlusTher rs PSTV ... ... ... 22.89 .93 266 2.31 -3.8PointsInt g PCOM ... ... 20 19.06 6.89 40 9.21 -39.6PolarPwr POLA ... ... ... 5.00 .95 7691 2.97 +24.8Polarity PTE ... ... ...dd 5.79 .78 676 1.27 -51.2Pool Corp POOL 2.32f .9 48 276.00 160.35 166 269.26 +26.8Popular BPOP 1.60f 4.3 10 61.46 23.69 751 36.90 -37.2Popular pf BPOPN 1.68 6.6 ... 28.39 20.28 8 25.56 -5.1PopCpII pf BPOPM 1.53 6.1 ... 27.50 19.06 4 25.10 -6.9PortRidge PTMN .24 21.2 ... 2.50 .75 323 1.13 -46.7KCAP 22 KCAPL 1.53 6.4 ... 23.96 -3.1PortolaPh PTLA ... ... ...dd 31.73 5.31 18.03 -24.5PositvP lf PPHI ... ... ... 14.00 10.15 0 11.43 +.3Potbelly PBPB ... ... ...dd 6.00 1.50 230 2.20 -47.9PotltchDel PCH 1.60 4.2 17 45.42 22.40 187 38.06 -12.0PowellInds POWL 1.04 3.7 ...dd 50.81 15.62 43 28.34 -42.2sPwrInteg POWI .84f .7 57 122.45 76.77 206 120.87 +22.2PowrFleet PWFL ... ... ...dd 8.50 2.55 102 4.65 -28.6Precigen PGEN ... ... ...dd 8.70 1.26 1569 4.57 -16.6Precipio PRPO ... ... ... 3.93 .55 700 1.31 -36.1PrecBio DTIL ... ... ...dd 23.67 4.60 1071 8.22 -40.8PrecOnco rs POAI ... ... ...dd 8.50 1.25 376 1.47 -43.7PfdBkLA PFBC 1.20 3.0 ... 64.50 20.04 63 40.46 -32.7PrefrmdLn PLPC .80 1.6 16 76.60 36.16 10 49.19 -18.5PremFin PFBI .60 5.0 8 20.38 8.21 25 12.06 -33.5PremFinl PFC .88 4.9 8 32.39 10.98 18.12 -42.5Premier PINC ... ... 14 40.13 27.11 311 33.62 -11.3PrevailT PRVL ... ... ...dd 19.96 7.41 80 15.41 -2.7PriceTR TROW 3.60 2.9 23 139.82 82.51 735 125.26 +2.8PrSmrt PSMT .70 1.2 24 79.90 41.15 106 60.18 -15.3PrmEgy PNRG ... ... ...dd 170.99 47.68 0 75.24 -50.3Primoris PRIM .24 1.4 11 23.73 9.42 260 17.12 -23.0PrinFncl PFG 2.24 5.3 9 60.81 23.31 2066 42.26 -23.2PrincBio PRNB ... ... ... 75.65 25.35 235 57.29 +4.6PriorityTc PRTH ... ... ...dd 8.10 1.33 25 2.63 +7.3ProDex PDEX ... ... 34 23.90 11.40 8 17.79 +1.4ProPhaseL PRPH .25e ... ...dd 2.59 1.20 7 1.40 -28.9ProQRTher PRQR ... ... ...dd 10.98 4.46 121 5.52 -44.3ProDvrs h IPDN ... ... ... 3.98 .78 303 2.33 +156.0ProfHold n PFHD ... ... ... 20.63 12.32 11 13.33 -33.3ProAlph PAAC ... ... ... 11.77 5.55 7.61 -24.4ProAlph rt PAACR ... ... ... .59 .10 .29 +70.6ProAlph un PAACU ... ... ... 13.89 4.94 9.99 -3.0ProfirEn h PFIE ... ... 1 2.02 .63 109 .85 -41.3ProfMed n PROF ... ... ... 20.60 6.53 58 17.03 +55.5Progenity n PROG ... ... ... 15.92 7.63 272 8.73 -33.5ProgrsSoft PRGS .66 1.7 28 52.50 28.09 237 38.11 -8.3Progyny n PGNY ... ... ... 36.50 13.29 681 26.85 -2.2Proofpoint PFPT ... ... ...dd 133.58 83.81 598 113.68 -1.0PropTch n PTAC ... ... ... 10.38 9.15 15 10.07 +1.7PropTch un PTACU ... ... ... 10.70 7.88 10.25 ProspctCap PSEC .72 15.1 6 6.76 3.68 4093 4.76 -26.1ProtagTh PTGX ... ... ...dd 19.67 4.47 261 18.06 +156.2Protara rs TARA ... ... ...dd 67.08 8.80 21 27.69 +68.8ProtctInsA PTVCA .40 2.3 40 21.46 10.95 17.67 +12.2PrtctInsB PTVCB .40 2.7 33 18.35 10.23 7 14.63 -9.1Proteos h PTI ... ... 3 4.72 .61 801 1.34 -41.2










Prothena PRTA ... ... ...dd 17.63 6.71 231 10.68 -32.5Provent PRVB ... ... ...dd 18.50 4.72 1349 13.56 -9.0ProvidSv PRSC ... ... ...dd 82.43 40.40 62 78.47 +32.6ProvidBc PVBC .03p ... ... 28.47 10.75 11.57 -.3ProvFnH PROV .56 4.4 28 22.99 11.78 4 12.87 -41.2PrudntlBcp PBIP .28a 2.3 61 18.60 9.90 6 12.19 -34.2PsychmCp PMD .72 13.1 5 10.69 4.54 19 5.50 -39.9PuhuiWl PHCF ... ... ... 8.55 1.37 299 5.69 +165.9Pulmatr PULM ... ... ... 2.06 .61 450 1.76 +104.7PulseBiosc PLSE ... ... ...dd 17.45 5.11 56 10.36 -22.7PumaBiotc PBYI ... ... ...dd 15.00 5.50 742 10.71 +22.4PureAcq PACQ ... ... ... 11.77 10.06 2 10.57 +1.9PureAcq un PACQU ... ... ... 12.04 10.31 0 10.90 +.9PureCycle PCYO ... ... ... 13.83 7.18 159 9.55 -24.1PurplInv PRPL ... ... ...dd 19.06 4.42 633 18.76 +115.4Puyi Inc PUYI ... ... ... 14.80 4.11 4 6.47 +3.5PyxisTnkr PXS ... ... ... 1.80 .62 33 .79 -30.0QAD Inc B QADB .24 .9 ...dd 38.04 20.53 28.11 -26.0QAD A QADA .29 .7 ...dd 54.54 28.21 41 41.00 -19.5QCR Hld QCRH .24 .8 10 44.76 22.39 51 29.41 -32.9QIWI plc QIWI .56m 3.1 18 25.25 8.62 465 18.35 -5.2QK InfGp n QK ... ... ... 20.44 9.00 7 10.50 -4.5Qorvo QRVO ... ... 70 122.37 67.54 1160 113.63 -2.2Qualcom QCOM 2.60f 2.8 ...dd 96.17 58.00 6688 92.92 +5.3QualigTh rs QLGN ... ... ... 30.75 3.71 1194 4.04 -4.4Qualys QLYS ... ... 68 119.20 63.37 369 106.83 +28.1Quanterx QTRX ... ... ...dd 33.67 10.90 197 27.88 +18.0Quantum n OMCO ... ... ... 6.73 1.26 183 4.03 -38.9QuestRes QRHC ... ... ...dd 2.99 1.10 8 1.34 -38.5QuickLg rs QUIK ... ... ...dd 8.82 2.12 141 3.20 -46.7sQuidel QDEL ... ... ...cc 229.26 52.49 1139 235.57 +214.0QuinStreet QNST ... ... 43 17.13 5.76 215 10.58 -30.9sQumu Cp QUMU ... ... ...dd 4.66 1.25 405 4.54 +73.9Quotinet QTNT ... ... ... 11.30 2.40 420 7.85 -17.5QuratRet A QRTEA ... ... 9 14.63 3.01 1926 9.77 +15.9QuratRet B QRTEB ... ... 10 14.62 3.95 0 9.94 +17.1Qutoutiao QTT ... ... ... 6.55 2.20 4381 4.19 +22.9

- R -:R1 RCM RCM ... ... ... 13.99 7.12 892 12.41 -4.4RaptTher n RAPT ... ... ... 51.21 10.52 118 27.29 -1.2RBB Bcp RBB .24m 1.8 6 21.90 10.61 43 13.24 -37.5RBC Bear ROLL ... ... 31 185.06 77.63 82 133.19 -15.9RCI Hosp RICK .14e 1.0 4 27.79 6.52 95 13.69 -33.2RCM RCMT 1.00e ... 10 3.61 1.02 31 1.61 -46.3RF Inds RFIL .08 1.7 4 8.89 3.31 36 4.65 -31.2RGC Res RGCO .70 2.9 24 31.98 23.15 17 24.44 -14.5RMG Net h RMGN ... ... ...dd 1.29 RMR Gp h RMR 1.52 5.3 5 50.86 21.79 46 28.86 -36.8RMR RE RIF 1.32 7.9 ...q 16.69 -.6RTI Surg RTIX ... ... ...dd 5.40 1.46 604 2.84 +3.6RadNet RDNT ... ... ...cc 23.45 5.81 209 15.57 -23.3sRadaElc RADA ... ... ...dd 7.00 2.05 845 6.86 +32.2Radcom RDCM ... ... 95 10.37 5.23 9 8.51 -.1RadiusHlth RDUS ... ... ...dd 29.97 10.32 296 14.17 -29.7Radware RDWR ... ... 80 26.98 16.02 210 24.05 -6.7RamacoRs METC ... ... ... 5.56 1.75 198 2.45 -31.6Rambus RMBS ... ... ...dd 16.98 9.01 382 15.12 +9.8RandCap rs RAND ... ... 24 21.06 2.29 1 10.76 +250.7RandBcp RNDB ... ... 49 18.34 7.92 35 10.19 -42.3Rapid7 RPD ... ... ...dd 66.01 31.34 585 52.87 -5.6RattlrMd un RTLR 1.16 12.1 ... 20.24 2.90 419 9.60 -46.0RaveRest h RAVE ... ... 6 3.21 .52 1652 .85 -48.6RavenInds RAVN .52 2.5 1 38.00 16.01 102 20.90 -39.3ReadIntlA RDI ... ... 3 13.69 2.83 144 4.47 -60.1ReadgIntB RDIB ... ... 12 41.49 14.75 16.41 -39.8RealNetwk RNWK ... ... ...dd 2.24 .32 355 1.34 +11.7RealPage RP ... ... 85 69.79 36.91 538 65.11 +21.1ReataPh RETA ... ... ...dd 257.97 70.00 186 160.43 -21.5ReconT rs RCON ... ... ...dd 5.55 1.04 390 1.12 -51.3RecroPhm REPH ... ... ... 19.21 4.15 413 4.46 -75.7RedRivB RRBI .24 .6 54 59.00 29.90 18 42.30 -24.5RedRobin RRGB ... ... ...dd 37.29 4.04 817 9.61 -70.9RedRkRs RRR .40 3.7 ... 27.91 2.76 2304 10.70 -55.3RedViolt RDVT ... ... ...dd 28.70 10.33 79 17.06 -7.8sRedfin RDFN ... ... ... 42.79 9.63 1421 42.39 +100.5RedhillBio RDHL ... ... ... 9.12 3.26 246 6.92 +14.0RgcyCtrs REG 2.38 5.2 16 70.13 31.80 1056 45.98 -27.1Regenrn REGN ... ... 29 646.33 271.37 1040 627.25 +67.1RegnxBio RGNX ... ... 21 54.97 20.03 390 36.21 -11.6RegulsTh RGLS ... ... ... 1.74 .43 4780 .83 -7.3RekorSys REKR ... ... ... 5.44 1.72 208 3.81 -.3ReliantBcp RBNC .40 2.6 15 25.00 9.45 42 15.65 -29.6Reliv In RELV ... ... ...dd 7.75 2.60 5 3.75 -3.1RemrkHl h MARK ... ... ...dd 3.56 .25 30776 2.59 +402.9Renasant RNST .88 3.8 9 36.84 18.22 180 23.20 -34.5RenewEn REGI ... ... ...dd 32.89 9.90 513 24.02 -10.9RentACt RCII 1.16 4.3 49 31.14 11.69 332 27.00 -6.4RepareTh n RPTX ... ... ... 34.00 28.20 90 29.74 -3.4RepayHld RPAY ... ... ...dd 27.93 10.29 627 25.90 +76.8Replgn RGEN ... ... ...cc 143.93 72.32 867 126.59 +36.9Replimun REPL ... ... ...dd 26.22 8.58 358 22.32 +55.5ReproMd n KRMD ... ... ... 12.84 3.74 531 9.04 +38.4RepBncp RBCAA 1.14 3.7 12 51.71 27.05 15 31.06 -33.6RepFBcp FRBK ... ... 18 5.02 1.80 75 2.18 -47.8resTORbi TORC ... ... ...dd 11.96 .86 2852 2.49 +67.1RschFrnt REFR ... ... ...dd 5.70 1.66 266 3.62 +20.3tReschSol n RSSS ... ... ... 3.10 2.35 80 2.33 -13.6Resonant RESN ... ... ... 3.58 .95 819 2.55 +5.4ResConn RGP .56 4.7 14 17.93 8.66 135 11.92 -27.0RetailOpp ROIC .80 7.1 30 19.18 5.84 1048 11.31 -36.0RetoEco RETO ... ... 14 1.81 .30 15 1.23 +39.5Retrophin RTRX ... ... ...dd 21.91 8.98 454 20.56 +44.8RevanceTh RVNC ... ... ...dd 27.97 9.88 522 26.18 +61.3RevolMd n RVMD ... ... ... 47.14 17.35 132 29.46 +1.9RexahnPh rs REXN ... ... ... 5.77 1.26 17 2.81 +47.1ReynCon n REYN ... ... ... 36.00 21.61 561 34.50 +20.8Rhinebeck RBKB ... ... ... 11.44 5.90 2 6.66 -41.1RhythmP RYTM ... ... ...dd 25.86 12.99 163 21.70 -5.5RibbnCm RBBN ... ... ...dd 5.93 1.95 411 4.16 +34.2RiceBran RIBT ... ... ...dd 3.39 .48 62 .80 -45.6RichrdElec RELL .24 6.0 81 6.32 3.10 10 4.03 -28.4RichmMu RMBI .05p ... ... 16.02 8.95 17 10.95 -31.4RigelPh RIGL ... ... ...dd 3.10 1.23 1579 1.92 -10.3RigNet RNET ... ... ...dd 11.34 .77 146 1.82 -72.4RiminiSt RMNI ... ... ...dd 5.38 2.22 180 4.85 +25.0RiotBlck RIOT 1.00p ... ... 3.31 .51 4509 2.38 +112.5RiseEdCy REDU ... ... 3 9.62 3.00 72 3.77 -46.1RivrvwBcp RVSB .20 3.8 9 8.64 4.05 32 5.28 -35.7RivrviewF RIVE .30 5.5 ...dd 13.60 4.00 1 5.42 -56.6RocktPh RCKT ... ... ... 27.59 9.01 401 22.41 -1.5RockwllM RMTI ... ... ...dd 3.85 1.31 480 1.91 -21.7RockyBr RCKY .56 2.8 11 34.14 14.96 20 20.18 -31.4RkyMChoc RMCF .48 11.4 6 9.53 3.77 19 4.22 -54.3Roku ROKU ... ... ...dd 176.55 58.22 10403 132.03 -1.4Rosehill ROSE ... ... ... 3.49 .25 14808 .52 -59.4Rosehill wt ROSEW ... ... ... 1.12 Rosehill un ROSEU ... ... ... 7.50 .31 8650 .60 -50.5RossStrs ROST 1.14f 1.3 22 124.16 56.30 1907 90.14 -22.6RothCH n ROCH ... ... ... RothCH un ROCHU ... ... ... 10.25 9.89 1 10.15 +2.1RoyGld RGLD 1.12 .9 32 139.63 59.78 366 122.54 +.5RoyPhr n RPRX ... ... ... 56.50 42.00 1423 46.11 +3.6RubiconPrj RUBI ... ... ...dd 13.11 4.09 6.67 -18.3Rubicon RBCN ... ... ... 10.09 7.15 5 8.30 -.2RubiusTh RUBY ... ... ... 16.16 3.35 239 6.02 -36.6RumblOn rs RMBL ... ... ... 104.60 3.00 120 9.47 -42.7RushEntA RUSHA .52 1.2 22 49.27 27.25 139 42.36 -8.9RushEntB RUSHB .52 1.5 22 48.50 21.65 4 35.64 -22.0RuthsHosp RUTH .60f 7.6 3 25.78 2.32 962 7.88 -63.8Ryanair RYAAY 1.55e 2.3 ... 96.79 44.44 375 68.56 -21.7

- S -:S&T Bcp STBA 1.12 5.0 8 41.54 18.97 141 22.37 -44.5sS&WSeed SANW ... ... ...dd 3.13 1.67 630 3.41 +62.4SB FinGp SBFG .40f 2.4 12 20.49 9.02 18 16.60 -15.7SB OneBc SBBX .34 1.8 15 25.24 10.96 18 18.59 -25.4SBA Com SBAC 1.86 .6 ...cc 323.03 205.20 729 302.39 +25.5SCWorx WORX ... ... ... 14.88 1.55 5.76 +100.5SEI Inv SEIC .70 1.3 18 69.61 35.41 674 55.66 -15.0SelasLf rs SLS ... ... ... 12.45 1.46 130 2.77 -35.6SG Blck rs SGBX ... ... ... 35.00 1.16 2699 2.78 -11.5SGOCO Gp SGOC ... ... ... 1.40 .72 25 1.10 +15.8Si-Bone SIBN ... ... ... 23.10 7.20 141 15.90 -26.0SIGA Tc SIGA ... ... 1 6.32 3.96 371 5.86 +22.7SLM Cp SLM .12 1.7 7 12.32 5.60 3621 7.12 -20.1SLM Cp pfB SLMBP 4.23e 12.5 ... 64.33 18.91 1 33.89 -36.9SmartGlb SGH ... ... 9 39.08 16.42 236 27.78 -26.8SMTC hg SMTX ... ... ... 4.19 1.32 21 3.04 -10.3SP Plus SP ... ... 11 47.33 14.44 192 19.27 -54.6SPAR Gp SGRP ... ... ... 1.38 .55 12 .78 -40.0SPI Eng SPI ... ... ... 4.00 .55 252 1.07 -42.5SPS Cmce s SPSC ... ... ...cc 77.59 31.28 155 75.28 +35.8SRAX Inc SRAX ... ... 3 5.27 1.05 364 2.72 +9.2SS&C Tch SSNC .50 .9 37 66.74 29.51 1367 57.18 -6.9SSR Mng g SSRM ... ... 32 22.50 9.00 1207 20.71 +7.5SVB FnGp SIVB ... ... 16 270.95 127.39 306 213.41 -15.0SVB Fncl pf SIVBP 1.31 5.4 ... 27.60 12.56 11 24.28 -6.1SVMK SVMK ... ... ...dd 24.74 9.35 843 23.72 +32.7SabraHltc SBRA 1.20m 8.2 7 24.95 5.55 1929 14.58 -31.7SabreCorp SABR .56 6.9 5 25.44 3.30 7599 8.11 -63.9SafeT hrs SFET ... ... ... 13.10 .93 2933 1.86 -38.5SaftyInsGr SAFT 3.60 4.8 12 103.96 65.45 47 75.10 -18.8SagaComm SGA 1.28f 5.0 6 31.95 21.00 3 25.48 -16.2SageThera SAGE ... ... ...dd 193.56 25.01 513 41.96 -41.9Saia Inc SAIA ... ... 33 119.29 61.13 316 117.51 +26.2Salrius rs SLRX ... ... ...dd 24.45 .56 395 1.52 -59.8SalemMda SALM .10 8.9 4 2.62 .65 613 1.12 -22.2SalisbryBc SAL 1.16 2.9 13 49.85 24.58 3 39.79 -12.9SanderFm SAFM 1.28 1.1 13 179.45 102.13 183 113.28 -35.7SndySpr SASR 1.20 5.1 7 38.45 18.00 189 23.66 -37.6Sanfilp JBSS .55a .7 28 107.86 66.35 50 83.93 -8.1SangTher SGMO ... ... ...dd 13.33 4.81 1298 9.83 +17.4Sanmina SANM ... ... 12 34.96 18.34 239 25.02 -26.9Sanofi SNY 1.70e 3.3 ... 52.94 37.62 570 52.20 +4.0Sapiens SPNS .36e 1.8 99 19.71 -.7SareptaTh SRPT ... ... ...dd 172.70 72.05 635 163.49 +26.7SatsumaP n STSA ... ... ...dd 36.11 8.61 62 28.08 +42.7Savara rs SVRA ... ... ...dd 5.48 .69 254 2.14 -52.2scPhrma SCPH ... ... ...dd 11.99 3.27 60 7.13 +26.0ScanSource SCSC ... ... 10 39.01 13.78 53 23.41 -36.6SchmittIn SMIT ... ... 57 4.15 1.87 22 3.42 -11.4Schnitzer SCHN .75 4.4 2 27.47 10.09 423 17.14 -20.9ScholRck SRRK ... ... ...dd 21.92 6.95 40 17.05 +29.4Scholastc SCHL .60 2.1 48 45.80 20.01 106 28.89 -24.9sSchrodin n SDGR ... ... ... 97.73 25.50 1018 93.22 +225.5SchultSpcl SAMA ... ... ... 11.09 9.61 123 10.40 +2.9SchulS un h SAMAU ... ... ... 12.42 10.18 12.42 +18.3SciPlay SCPL ... ... 1 15.84 5.82 540 15.09 +22.8SciGames SGMS ... ... ...dd 31.63 3.76 1153 16.47 -38.5ScrippsEW SSP .20 2.4 27 16.93 5.36 183 8.40 -46.5Scynexis SCYX ... ... ...dd 1.44 .50 558 .73 -19.5SeaChange SEAC ... ... ... 4.98 1.34 272 1.46 -65.2SeacstBkg SBCF ... ... 15 31.42 13.30 164 19.50 -36.2SeagateT STX 2.60 5.4 10 64.17 39.02 1870 48.03 -19.3Seanrgy wtA SHIPW ... ... ... .22 SeanrM hrs SHIP ... ... ... 14.37 1.92 3585 2.12 -75.7SeaSpine SPNE ... ... ...dd 16.78 4.02 65 10.04 -16.4SeattGen SGEN ... ... ...dd 175.64 63.02 960 170.45 +49.2SecnSgh rs EYES ... ... ...dd 8.96 .71 401 .94 -84.2Secoo SECO ... ... ... 8.25 2.11 586 3.45 -41.4SecWkA A SCWX ... ... ...dd 18.23 5.29 101 11.95 -28.3SecNtl lf SNFCA .31t ... 4 7.54 3.76 116 6.70 +20.3Seelos h SEEL ... ... ...dd 2.25 .42 722 1.05 -21.6SelectBc lf SLCT ... ... 10 12.47 5.98 10 7.87 -36.0SelIntCon SIC ... ... ... 13.76 1.25 73 3.47 -61.4SelectaB SELB ... ... ... 4.83 1.28 2581 2.74 +15.1SelectvIns SIGI .92 1.8 18 81.35 37.05 193 51.93 -20.3SmLEDS LEDS ... ... ...dd 4.10 1.03 110 3.33 +68.2Semtech SMTC ... ... 65 58.23 26.03 293 53.77 +1.6Neurlst hrs CUR ... ... ... 8.60 1.10 1.52 SenecaB SENEB ... ... ...dd 41.00 24.71 0 36.70 -10.5SenecaA SENEA ... ... ...dd 41.88 24.48 93 38.08 -6.6SenesTc rs SNES ... ... ...dd 36.60 1.32 221 2.05 -81.4Senmiao AIHS ... ... ...dd 2.28 .26 433 .87 +29.1SensusHlt SRTS ... ... ... 6.58 1.76 5 2.99 -15.7SeqentBr h SQBG ... ... ...dd .64 .10 1182 .21 -38.2SeresTh MCRB ... ... ...dd 6.59 2.15 1169 5.09 +47.5SvcPropTr SVC 2.16 31.8 3 26.28 3.59 1679 6.79 -72.1SvcSource SREV ... ... ...dd 2.10 .53 657 1.71 +2.4ServiFst SFBS .70 2.1 14 40.90 21.76 100 33.99 -9.8SesenBio SESN ... ... ...dd 1.54 .37 678 .71 -32.2SevernBcp SVBI .16 2.6 17 9.50 4.26 7 6.15 -33.9Sharps SMED ... ... ...dd 8.20 3.45 196 6.59 +56.2

SharpSprg SHSP ... ... ...dd 13.95 4.50 33 9.40 -18.0ShndTele SHEN .29f .6 ... 59.93 29.61 100 50.29 +20.9Shiloh SHLO ... ... 2 5.50 .75 12355 2.06 -42.1Shineco TYHT ... ... 2 1.07 .35 117 .52 -17.9ShoeCarnvl SCVL .36e 1.2 18 40.00 12.56 97 28.89 -22.5ShoreBcsh SHBI .48 4.5 11 17.90 7.63 9 10.56 -39.2ShotSpot SSTI ... ... ... 43.99 18.44 84 24.01 -5.8ShyftGrp SHYF .10 .6 49 20.70 9.01 169 17.00 -6.0SiNtxTc rs SINT ... ... ... 4.39 .28 7186 1.82 +22.1sSiTime n SITM ... ... ...cc 50.43 15.42 281 48.53 +90.3SiebertFn SIEB .10a 2.1 39 12.36 4.62 30 4.67 -46.0Sientra SIEN ... ... ...dd 9.71 1.00 898 3.95 -55.8SierraBc BSRR .80f 4.4 9 30.15 13.05 35 18.01 -38.2SierOn g rs SRRA ... ... ...dd 26.80 8.55 40 11.65 -14.8SierraWr SWIR ... ... 13 12.28 4.31 205 8.90 -6.8SifyTech SIFY .02e 2.0 ... 1.65 .56 57 .83 -32.5Sigma wt h SGLBW ... ... ... .35 SigmL h SGLB ... ... ... 17.00 1.97 477 2.83 -71.2Sigmatr SGMA ... ... 48 5.67 2.13 1053 3.86 -4.2SignatBk SBNY 2.24 2.1 ... 148.64 68.98 249 104.94 -23.2SilganHld SLGN .48 1.5 19 35.94 24.65 554 33.06 +6.4sSilcLtd SILC 1.00 2.7 11 37.60 20.93 32 37.00 +11.2SilcnLab SLAB ... ... 92 122.90 65.09 179 100.45 -13.4SilicnMotn SIMO 1.40 2.9 18 53.04 26.72 317 48.50 -4.4SilkRdMd SILK ... ... ...dd 48.44 20.84 335 42.60 +5.5SilvSpke A n SSPK ... ... ... 10.57 9.51 2 10.13 +2.2SilvSpike wt SSPKW ... ... ... SlvSpike un SSPKU ... ... ... 12.10 9.45 10.34 +1.7SilvrSun SSNT .50e ... 45 7.37 1.62 26 2.25 -42.1Silvercrest SAMG .64 5.1 17 14.50 6.21 11 12.52 -.5SimmnsFst SFNC .68 4.2 7 27.29 13.75 470 16.33 -39.0SimplyGd SMPL ... ... ... 31.34 14.08 3094 21.05 -26.2sSimulations SLP .24 .4 ...cc 63.23 26.00 239 61.86 +112.8Sina SINA ... ... 23 46.85 26.04 2407 40.54 +1.5Sinclair SBGI .80 4.3 9 59.58 10.58 1688 18.58 -44.3SinoGlobl SINO ... ... ...dd .98 .28 309 .58 +28.9Sinovac h SVA ... ... ...dd 6.47 SiriusInt SG ... ... ... 12.27 5.06 7.26 -17.0SiriusXM SIRI .05 .9 27 7.40 4.11 21622 5.87 -17.9SkySolr rs SKYS ... ... 20 5.05 1.00 65 5.03 +235.3SkyWest SKYW .56f 1.8 6 66.52 10.58 399 31.97 -50.5SkywksSol SWKS 1.76 1.3 22 138.22 67.90 1460 131.45 +8.7SleepNmbr SNBR ... ... 32 61.00 15.27 666 45.20 -8.2SmartFn rs SMBK .20 1.3 11 23.99 11.05 14 15.16 -35.9SmartSnd SND ... ... ... 3.31 .55 268 1.25 -50.4SmDirCl n SDC ... ... ... 21.10 3.64 3793 8.33 -4.7SmthM h SMSI ... ... ...dd 7.15 2.95 754 4.58 +15.1sSmthWess SWBI ... ... 54 23.15 5.41 4715 23.18 +149.8SoYoung SY ... ... ... 17.18 8.03 1440 14.63 +19.7SocketM SCKT ... ... ... 2.80 .76 28 1.47 -8.7SoftwAc n SAQN ... ... ... 10.14 9.30 19 10.07 +.7SoftwAc un SAQNU ... ... ... 10.83 9.07 10.52 +3.5Sohu.cm h SOHU ... ... ...dd 14.48 5.41 536 10.36 -7.3Sol-Gel SLGL ... ... ... 21.00 5.00 26 8.57 -50.0SolarCap SLRC 1.64 10.1 9 21.24 7.42 216 16.21 -21.4SolarSCap SUNS 1.20 9.6 8 18.29 6.30 27 12.53 -28.8SolarEdg SEDG ... ... 76 156.92 59.85 1096 148.88 +56.6SolenoTh SLNO ... ... ... 4.39 1.18 1154 2.09 -28.9SolidBio SLDB ... ... ...dd 13.58 1.96 147 2.99 -32.8Solignx wt SNGXW ... ... ... .55 Soligenix h SNGX ... ... ... 3.54 .78 742 1.90 +31.0Soliton SOLY ... ... ... 21.97 6.64 727 8.34 -24.0SonimTc SONM ... ... ...dd 14.29 .50 412 .81 -77.7tSonnetBi rs SONN ... ... ... 54.60 3.60 198 3.52 -77.1SonomeP SNOA ... ... ... 19.60 3.33 51 6.46 +48.2Sonos SONO ... ... ... 16.88 6.58 8474 15.06 -3.6SorrentoTh SRNE ... ... ...dd 10.00 1.39 20454 7.17 +112.0SotherlyH SOHO .52 21.1 ...dd 7.19 1.43 138 2.46 -63.7SothrlyH pf SOHOB 2.00 22.0 ... 27.62 2.50 8 9.09 -65.4SthrlyH pf C SOHOO 1.97 22.3 ... 27.07 2.50 3 8.84 -65.6SothrlH pfD SOHON 2.06 22.6 ... 29.98 2.50 3 9.13 -65.0SouMoBc SMBC .60 2.6 8 39.05 17.30 11 23.25 -39.4SoundFin SFBC .60 2.5 15 38.00 17.00 0 24.15 -32.9sSthMtnMr n SMMC ... ... ... 10.23 9.25 6 10.25 +3.9SthMtn un SMMCU ... ... ... 11.00 9.40 2 11.00 +5.7SthPlainF SPFI .12 .9 ... 22.00 11.30 10 13.24 -36.6SouthState SSB 1.88 4.0 13 88.10 40.42 247 47.16 -45.6SthnFstBsh SFST ... ... 8 44.43 20.89 13 25.89 -39.1SoNatBcVa SONA .40 4.4 17 16.85 7.58 83 9.03 -44.8SsdeBTX SBSI 1.24a 4.7 13 37.89 23.74 135 26.53 -28.6SparkEng SPKE .72 10.3 9 11.63 5.25 221 7.03 -23.8SparkEn pf SPKEP 2.19 10.4 ... 26.60 9.49 9 21.12 -17.5SprtnNash SPTN .77 3.7 15 22.80 8.82 281 20.88 +46.6SpectPh SPPI ... ... ...dd 10.57 1.74 1164 3.53 -3.0SperoTh SPRO ... ... ... 14.48 5.25 213 13.79 +43.4Sphr3D g ANY ... ... ... 3.47 .33 106 3.02 +288.2SpirtTex STXB ... ... 11 23.48 8.96 28 11.76 -48.9Splunk SPLK ... ... ...dd 204.95 93.92 2824 198.66 +32.6SpokHldgs SPOK .50 5.6 30 15.57 8.53 70 8.91 -27.1sSportsWhs SPWH ... ... 29 14.72 3.50 709 14.43 +79.7SprBkPh SBPH ... ... ...dd 5.70 .80 44 1.54 -2.5SprWkTh n SWTX ... ... ...dd 49.79 17.02 116 39.10 +1.6SprottFoc FUND .45e 7.6 ...q 7.49 4.00 22 5.94 -19.3SproutSo n SPT ... ... ... 33.52 10.54 315 27.67 +72.4Sprouts SFM ... ... 27 26.84 13.00 2357 25.90 +33.9sStaarSur STAA ... ... ... 62.25 23.20 1315 57.94 +64.7StablRd A n SRAC ... ... ... 10.11 9.20 9.91 +1.0StablRd un SRACU ... ... ... 11.32 9.30 10.10 -1.8Staff360 STAF .04 4.8 ... 1.83 .28 953 .83 +4.3Stamps.cm STMP ... ... 31 221.73 44.03 273 199.39 +138.7Std AVB STND .88 3.9 ... 31.40 17.01 4 22.84 -23.8StarBulk SBLK .20 2.8 21 12.09 3.86 936 7.04 -40.4StrBlk22 SBLKZ 2.08 8.3 ... 26.66 13.58 15 25.03 -2.6Starbucks SBUX 1.64 2.2 34 99.72 50.02 7223 75.44 -14.2StatAutF STFC .40 2.3 50 36.06 16.71 36 17.04 -45.1StlthBio MITO ... ... ... 14.41 .90 27 1.83 -43.7StealthGas GASS ... ... 24 4.18 1.51 17 2.69 -21.6SteelCn lf STCN ... ... ... 1.95 .40 221 .55 -62.1StlDynam STLD 1.00 3.9 9 35.78 14.98 1903 25.95 -23.8SteinMart SMRT .30 90.4 ...dd .95 .23 2599 .33 -50.4StellrAcq STLR ... ... ... 10.50 StellAcq wt STLRW ... ... ... .39 StellAcq un STLRU ... ... ... 10.50 Stericycle SRCL ... ... ...dd 67.94 38.45 294 55.73 -12.7SterlBcp SBT .04 1.1 ... 10.49 2.53 62 3.60 -55.6SterlCons STRL ... ... 11 17.49 6.72 108 10.17 -27.8SMadden SHOO .60 2.5 15 44.80 16.38 519 23.85 -44.5StitchFix SFIX ... ... ... 31.00 10.90 2883 29.09 +13.4StockYBc SYBT 1.08 2.9 18 42.60 22.98 85 37.31 -9.1StokeTh STOK ... ... ...dd 39.04 15.82 69 23.05 -18.6StoneCastle BANX 1.52a 9.0 13 23.92 9.25 10 16.90 -24.2StoneCo STNE ... ... ... 46.69 17.72 1160 40.57 +1.7StrataSk h SSKN ... ... ...dd 2.92 .75 24 1.20 -42.3Stratasys SSYS ... ... ...dd 30.60 12.18 855 16.06 -20.6StratEdu STRA 2.40 1.5 48 189.79 108.90 157 161.07 +1.4Strattec STRT .56 2.9 13 25.94 11.75 53 19.48 -12.3StratusPrp STRS 1.00e ... ...dd 32.22 12.00 2 19.35 -37.5StreamHlth STRM ... ... ... 1.65 .53 37 1.32 -5.0StrgbrBio SBBP ... ... ... 4.63 1.43 165 3.81 +82.3SuRo Cap SSSS .32e ... 6 9.69 3.60 142 9.02 +37.7SumFWV SMMF .68 4.1 8 27.83 13.48 13 16.50 -39.1SmtStB SSBI .48 5.1 13 13.21 6.50 2 9.44 -27.2SumTher SMMT ... ... ... 5.49 1.18 30 3.29 +105.6SummW rs WISA ... ... ...dd 26.60 2.12 843 2.31 -81.1SundEng rs SNDE ... ... ... 23.78 1.00 61 2.65 -86.2Sundial hn SNDL ... ... ...dd 13.22 .37 497 .81 -73.1SunesisP h SNSS ... ... ...dd 1.13 .20 3556 .28 -18.3SunOpta STKL ... ... ...dd 5.45 1.30 412 4.78 +91.2SunPower SPWR ... ... ...dd 16.04 4.03 4513 8.48 +8.7Sunrun RUN ... ... 19 23.66 7.84 1917 21.34 +54.5Sunwks rsn SUNW ... ... ... 5.81 .29 5402 .76 -39.4SupLeagu SLGG ... ... ...dd 8.50 1.30 144 2.43 +3.0SupMicC n SMCI ... ... 61 33.30 15.76 489 27.95 +.9SuperCm lf SPCB ... ... ...dd 3.09 .25 506 1.70 +174.2SupTech h SCON ... ... ... 1.07 .12 15205 .50 +173.2SupGpCos SGC .40 2.9 12 18.21 6.10 50 13.90 +2.7Supernus SUPN ... ... 11 34.11 13.12 372 23.58 -.6supprt.cm SPRT 1.00e ... ...dd 1.70 .76 96 1.40 +28.4SurfaceOn SURF ... ... ...dd 7.66 1.15 809 6.11 +225.0SurgPtrs SGRY ... ... ...dd 19.74 4.00 707 11.77 -24.8Surmodic SRDX ... ... ...dd 49.00 22.06 58 42.64 +2.9SutroBio STRO ... ... ...dd 12.75 6.00 155 8.35 -24.1SWK Hld n SWKH ... ... ... 14.20 6.12 23 12.65 -8.3SykesEnt SYKE ... ... 22 38.24 22.12 170 26.50 -28.4Synacor SYNC ... ... ...dd 1.85 .79 78 1.11 -27.0Synalloy SYNL .25e 3.2 ...dd 17.17 6.51 29 7.90 -38.8Synaptics SYNA ... ... 28 84.75 28.80 316 60.53 -8.0SynchrTc SNCR ... ... ...dd 9.05 2.17 505 3.40 -28.4SyndaxP SNDX ... ... ...dd 21.97 5.35 264 14.81 +68.7SyneosH h SYNH ... ... ...dd 74.25 30.02 1395 58.15 -2.2Synlogic SYBX ... ... ...dd 9.13 1.35 240 2.04 -20.9sSynopsys SNPS ... ... 66 199.58 104.90 565 199.39 +43.2Sypris SYPR .08 10.3 ...dd 1.52 .54 8 .77 -.8sSyrosPhar SYRS ... ... ... 12.36 4.26 350 11.47 +66.0

- T -:T-MobileUS TMUS ... ... 30 111.58 63.50 5176 106.78 +36.2T-Mobile pf TMUSR ... ... ... 4.80 .15 15135 .22 -40.5TAT Tch h TATT .34e 10.0 8 6.00 3.00 5 3.40 -32.7TCF Finl TCF 1.40 5.0 8 47.46 16.96 415 27.80 -40.6TCF Fn pfC TCFCP 1.43 5.9 ... 27.00 11.78 4 24.19 -8.3TCG BDC CGBD 1.48a 17.7 22 15.46 4.30 416 8.34 -37.7TCR2 Th TCRR ... ... ...dd 21.06 5.84 99 16.09 +12.7TD Ameritr AMTD 1.24 3.4 12 53.99 27.70 6424 36.93 -25.7sTD Holdg GLG ... ... ... 2.34 .28 2360 2.37 +54.9TDH Hld PETZ ... ... ...dd 2.81 .50 24 1.53 +13.4TELA Bi n TELA ... ... ... 23.55 5.25 62 13.92 +7.5TESSCO TESS .08m 1.5 42 19.28 4.12 40 5.46 -51.3sTFF Phr n TFFP ... ... ... 6.25 3.44 253 6.40 +19.6TFS Fncl TFSL 1.12 8.1 46 22.47 12.65 376 13.85 -29.6TG Thera TGTX ... ... ...dd 22.28 4.95 1243 20.45 +84.2THL Credit TCRD .40m 12.3 3q 7.04 1.56 123 3.26 -48.3TOP Sh rs TOPS ... ... ... 13.60 .08 56594 .13 -83.4TPI Co TPIC ... ... ... 27.80 9.19 553 24.33 +31.4TSR h TSRI ... ... ...dd 8.88 2.64 13 4.18 +16.5TTEC Hl TTEC .66e 1.4 44 50.45 26.28 69 46.01 +16.1TTM Tch TTMI ... ... 21 16.25 8.06 966 12.02 -20.1Tabula TRHC ... ... ...dd 69.72 33.04 356 59.39 +22.0TactSys TCMD ... ... 95 71.65 29.47 186 39.99 -40.8Taitron h TAIT .14 5.3 ...dd 3.99 2.02 13 2.63 -7.4TaiwLipo TLC ... ... ... 8.54 2.48 13 6.13 +14.0TakeTwo TTWO ... ... 26 149.28 100.00 2294 145.68 +19.0Talend TLND ... ... ...dd 42.90 18.30 135 36.33 -7.1sTandmD TNDM ... ... ...dd 103.95 43.69 1957 101.70 +70.6TandyLth h TLF ... ... 5 6.05 2.92 4 3.31 -42.0Tantech TANH ... ... ... 2.55 .81 1438 1.46 -19.3Taoping h TAOP ... ... ...dd .81 .31 1159 .42 -24.6Tarena lf TEDU .28e 16.7 ...dd 5.36 .69 734 1.68 -14.3TargtHosp TH ... ... 19 9.62 1.19 224 1.54 -69.2TaylrDv TAYD ... ... ... 13.39 6.61 3 10.23 -2.7TechData h TECD ... ... 28 151.47 80.20 144.90 +.9TechCom lf TCCO ... ... ...dd 10.49 1.72 27 3.24 -35.8TechTarg TTGT ... ... ... 31.25 16.82 176 30.28 +16.0Tecnoglass TGLS .11 1.9 15 8.93 2.15 46 5.87 -28.8Tecton pfB TECTP 2.25 28.5 ... 11.03 6.75 7.90 -24.7Telenav TNAV ... ... ...dd 11.67 3.71 142 5.39 +10.9Teligent rs TLGT ... ... ...dd 10.90 1.90 338 2.57 -39.7Tellurian TELL ... ... ...dd 9.28 .67 3225 1.12 -84.610xGenm n TXG ... ... ... 108.36 45.11 395 90.14 +18.2Tenable TENB ... ... ... 32.10 16.28 760 29.67 +23.8TenaxTh TENX ... ... ... 2.68 .25 119 .92 -34.9TenzingA TZAC ... ... ... 13.00 9.57 1 10.73 +2.6TenzAcq un TZACU ... ... ... 10.66 10.20 10.44 +1.4sTeradyn TER .40 .5 37 85.72 42.87 1794 88.13 +29.2TerrFmP lf TERP .81 4.2 ... 21.58 11.40 382 19.21 +24.8TerritBcp TBNK .92 4.0 11 32.45 20.25 14 22.88 -26.1sTesla Inc TSLA ... ... ...dd 1228.00 211.00 20044 1371.58 +227.9TetraTc TTEK .68f .8 29 99.34 63.61 311 80.25 -6.9Tetraph rs TTPH ... ... ... 10.52 .56 130 2.44 -13.2TexCapB 42 TCBIL 1.63 6.5 ... 27.38 12.50 1 25.16 -2.8TexCapB pf TCBIP 1.63 6.6 ... 26.45 13.50 7 24.60 -5.2TxCapBsh TCBI ... ... 5 64.88 19.10 1018 29.46 -48.1TexInst TXN 3.60 2.8 23 135.70 93.09 4957 129.53 +1.0TexRdhse TXRH 1.44f 2.8 29 72.49 25.15 1209 51.69 -8.2The Real REAL ... ... ... 26.81 5.00 1490 14.25 -24.4The9Ltd NCTY ... ... ... 1.36 .35 4528 .89 -3.0TherapMD TXMD ... ... ...dd 4.32 .85 4423 1.46 -39.7TherpxBio h TRPX ... ... ... 4.69 .25 .32 -71.6TheravBio TBPH ... ... ...dd 31.54 15.72 359 19.94 -23.01347PrpIns PIH ... ... 46 5.92 4.21 2 4.59 -16.81347PrIn pf PIHPP 2.00 8.0 ... 28.71 17.60 1 25.02 -7.7t36Kr Hld n KRKR ... ... ... 12.78 3.31 156 3.41 -53.8s360 Fin QFIN ... ... ... 11.74 6.37 1831 13.17 +34.8ThndBrII n THBR ... ... ... 10.92 9.15 118 10.33 +3.8ThndBII un THBRU ... ... ... 11.70 9.15 3 10.85 +3.8

Tilray TLRY ... ... ...dd 48.48 2.43 13539 7.85 -54.2TmbrlndBc TSBK .85e 4.7 7 31.00 13.60 6 18.21 -38.8Tiptree TIPT .16 2.6 35 8.30 4.45 43 6.23 -23.5TitanMach TITN ... ... 36 21.88 6.96 88 10.88 -26.4TitanPh TTNP ... ... ... 1.40 .14 5622 .30 +54.6TivityHlth TVTY ... ... 6 26.07 1.92 463 11.62 -42.9Tiziana s TLSA ... ... ... 8.56 1.54 103 7.19 +166.3TonixP hrs TNXP ... ... ...dd 12.65 .39 4950 .59 -49.3Torchlght TRCH ... ... ...dd 1.86 .28 386 .36 -53.0TottenAc h TOTA ... ... ...dd 10.85 10.20 0 10.81 +3.1TottnA rt h TOTAR ... ... ... .48 .06 9 .24 +49.1TottnA un h TOTAU ... ... ... 10.69 10.36 10.50 -.3ToughBl rs TBLT ... ... ... 7.25 .75 1090 .79 -60.5TowerSemi TSEM ... ... 16 25.80 12.13 625 19.90 -17.3TownSprts CLUB ... ... ...dd 3.00 .30 567 .55 -68.1TowneBank TOWN .72 4.0 ... 29.02 15.03 111 17.91 -35.6Tracon rsh TCON ... ... ...dd 6.28 .95 258 1.85 -20.9TractSupp TSCO 1.40 1.0 36 134.90 63.89 588 133.76 +43.2sTradDsk A TTD ... ... ... 455.81 136.00 2845 447.08 +72.1Tradeweb TW .32 .6 ... 69.06 33.23 2386 55.79 +20.4TrnWEnt rs TWMC ... ... ...dd 9.72 1.68 27 7.61 +278.7TransAct TACT .36 8.2 18 13.59 2.87 9 4.39 -60.0TransMed TMDX ... ... ...dd 27.42 10.10 85 17.43 -8.3Transcat TRNS ... ... 20 34.18 16.50 17 25.66 -19.5TransGlb TGA .07 ... ...dd 1.60 .30 558 .62 -55.1TranslBio TBIO ... ... ...dd 28.09 6.80 2528 17.40 +113.8TravelCt rs TA ... ... ... 23.26 5.51 652 13.50 -21.3TravCtrs 28 TANNI 2.06 8.6 ... 25.82 25.20 23.99 -2.8TravelC 29 TANNL 2.00 8.4 ... 25.79 25.18 23.78 -4.0Travelct 30 TANNZ 2.00 8.4 ... 25.74 25.13 23.85 -4.0Travelzoo TZOO ... ... 15 15.73 3.04 226 5.80 -45.8TrmntMtg TRMT .88 28.7 ...dd 6.86 1.63 21 3.07 -38.1Trevena h TRVN ... ... ...dd 1.91 .46 7096 1.72 +104.5sTreviTh TRVI ... ... ... 8.15 1.33 139 6.98 +86.1TribPubl TPCO 1.00e ... 63 13.86 4.91 157 9.40 -28.6Tricida TCDA ... ... 37 44.30 18.03 255 26.56 -29.6TriCoBsh TCBK .88 3.0 12 41.42 23.05 73 29.65 -27.3TridntAcq TDAC ... ... ...dd 11.20 10.30 0 10.95 +3.8TridntAcq un TDACU ... ... ... 12.68 10.01 12.68 +19.6TrilliumTh TRIL ... ... ... 9.66 .24 1213 7.61 +638.8TriMas h TRS ... ... 17 33.07 18.05 124 24.01 -23.6Trimble TRMB ... ... 24 46.67 20.01 824 43.43 +4.2sTrinityBio TRIB .88 34.5 2 2.66 .56 2544 2.55 +146.9Trip.com TCOM ... ... 40 40.91 20.10 7105 28.08 -16.3TripAdvis TRIP 3.50e ... 28 42.20 13.73 2492 19.51 -35.8TriStCap TSC ... ... 8 26.43 7.59 128 14.50 -44.5TriStCap pf TSCAP 1.69 7.3 ... 29.82 14.25 1 23.12 -12.9TriStCap pfB TSCBP 1.59 6.6 ... 29.46 12.00 2 23.93 -10.9TriumphBc TBK ... ... 11 43.15 19.03 119 22.99 -39.5Trivago TRVG ... ... ... 5.38 1.30 501 1.87 -28.6TrueCar TRUE ... ... ...dd 5.59 1.98 1146 2.80 -41.1Trupanion TRUP ... ... ... 45.88 20.84 298 44.35 +18.4TrstNY TRST .27 4.4 11 9.10 4.30 196 6.07 -30.0Trustmk TRMK .92 3.9 11 36.04 20.26 272 23.31 -32.5TrxadeG n MEDS ... ... ... 11.60 4.01 24 6.40 -1.7T2 Biosys TTOO ... ... ...dd 3.21 .24 11645 1.34 +14.5Tuanche TC ... ... ... 5.60 1.12 21 1.52 +6.3Tucows grs TCX ... ... 46 67.32 42.50 62 59.98 -2.9TuesMrn lf TUES ... ... ...dd 1.92 .19 .28 -84.8Tuniu TOUR ... ... ...dd 3.45 .73 921 1.43 -43.3TurnPtTh TPTX .05p ... ...dd 72.03 31.30 193 62.75 +.7sTurtleBc HEAR ... ... ... 16.04 4.05 719 15.92 +68.5TuscnHld THCB ... ... ... 10.28 9.16 1560 10.23 +2.7TuscnHl un THCBU ... ... ... 11.72 9.75 10.70 +1.9TuscanII n THCA ... ... ... 10.13 9.02 10.06 +2.0TuscanII un THCAU ... ... ... 10.18 8.94 10.10 +.1s21Vianet VNET ... ... 91 26.23 6.31 4419 26.37 +263.7TwinDisc lf TWIN .36 6.7 4 14.67 4.84 58 5.36 -51.4TwistBio TWST ... ... ...dd 46.87 18.52 347 46.69 +122.3s2U TWOU ... ... ...dd 40.55 11.37 1149 38.74 +61.5TymeTch TYME ... ... ... 2.04 .86 246 1.33 -5.0

- U -:US AutoPts PRTS ... ... 15 9.58 1.01 947 8.76 +298.2US Concrte USCR ... ... 12 56.22 6.75 345 24.68 -40.8US Gl hrs USAU ... ... ... 12.74 2.61 19 6.48 -19.7US WellSv USWS ... ... ...dd 5.24 .25 497 .47 -75.0US Well wt MPACW ... ... ... .44 tuCldlink n UCL ... ... ... 24.77 15.55 11 15.51 -10.0UFP Inds UFPI .33e .7 21 58.10 29.17 259 48.11 +.9UFP Tch UFPT ... ... 19 52.59 30.80 55 44.36 -10.6UMB Fn UMBF 1.24 2.6 13 70.26 39.47 221 48.23 -29.7sUP Fint TIGR ... ... ... 5.53 2.03 11492 5.50 +54.9USEcology ECOL .72 1.2 27 67.24 57.13 61.05 -.3USGlobInv GROW .03 1.3 ...dd 3.20 .80 63 2.37 +64.6USA Trk USAK ... ... 19 10.47 2.36 43 8.41 +12.9UTStarcm UTSI ... ... 10 3.16 1.56 39 1.78 -39.7UltaBeauty ULTA ... ... 20 368.83 124.05 983 209.00 -17.4UltraClean UCTT ... ... 21 30.00 11.20 190 23.67 +.9sUltragenyx RARE ... ... ...dd 86.11 31.99 714 86.75 +103.1Ultralife ULBI ... ... 18 10.00 4.85 87 6.70 -9.3Umpqua UMPQ .84 8.1 7 18.94 8.88 2001 10.35 -41.6UniQure QURE ... ... ... 76.69 36.20 761 44.81 -37.5UnicoA UNAM ... ... ...dd 7.70 3.95 0 5.20 -17.4UnionA II un LATNU ... ... ... 10.59 8.86 22 10.37 +1.8UnionBkVT UNB 1.28f 6.8 13 38.79 16.50 2 18.76 -48.3UtdAirlHl UAL ... ... 4 96.03 17.80 46284 35.21 -60.0UnBnOH UBCP .57 4.9 8 15.56 7.64 2 11.55 -19.2UtdBOH UBOH .28m 1.6 8 24.54 12.60 0 17.88 -21.3UBSI UBSI 1.40 5.2 12 40.70 19.67 380 26.75 -30.8UtdCmBks UCBI .72 3.9 11 31.66 14.95 419 18.65 -39.6UtdFire UFCS 1.32 5.0 30 53.68 22.08 39 26.63 -39.1UtdInsur UIHC .24 3.2 ...dd 14.95 6.99 63 7.49 -40.6USecBcCA UBFO .44 6.7 9 11.33 5.04 32 6.54 -39.0US Eng rs USEG ... ... ...dd 9.00 1.38 85 5.09 +68.5USLime USLM .64 .8 22 104.00 60.99 5 83.58 -7.4UtdTherap UTHR ... ... ...dd 127.79 74.31 846 119.04 +35.1UtdGrdian UG .97e 6.4 23 20.89 10.65 5 15.14 -23.0UnitGrp UNIT .60 6.5 ...dd 11.08 4.86 1806 9.24 +12.5UnityBcp UNTY .32 2.4 8 24.70 8.76 16 13.48 -40.3UnityBio UBX ... ... ... 10.38 4.62 339 8.87 +23.0UnivDisp OLED .60 .4 77 230.32 105.11 666 153.86 -25.3UnvElc UEIC ... ... 18 60.00 29.50 34 46.28 -11.4UnvLogist ULH .42 2.4 13 27.49 11.02 39 17.43 -8.1UnvStainls USAP ... ... 19 18.18 5.84 10 8.16 -45.2UnivstFinl UVSP .80 5.3 9 27.80 13.20 68 15.15 -43.4UnumTh UMRX ... ... ...dd 2.84 .29 63567 2.20 +205.6UplandSoft UPLD ... ... 87 48.67 20.75 159 36.68 +2.7Upwork UPWK ... ... ...dd 17.75 5.14 1298 14.44 +35.3UrbanOne UONE ... ... ...dd 54.16 .95 478 19.01 +840.6UrbanOn h UONEK ... ... ... 6.84 .56 9724 2.37 +24.7UrbanOut URBN ... ... 8 31.41 12.28 3640 16.61 -40.2UrbnTea h MYT ... ... ...dd 1.46 .25 3174 .51 -21.7UrogenP URGN ... ... ... 37.08 13.12 105 24.88 -25.4UrovantS UROV ... ... ...dd 15.98 6.55 87 10.06 -35.1Usio Inc USIO ... ... ...dd 3.05 .75 104 2.06 +32.1UtahMed UTMD 1.12 1.3 ... 112.26 75.33 22 88.22 -18.2Uxin Ltd UXIN ... ... ...dd 3.80 1.21 1072 1.60 -29.2

- V -:VBI Vacc VBIV ... ... ... 3.50 .47 4320 2.77 +100.7VEON VEON .28e 15.6 ... 3.28 1.25 2089 1.80 -28.9VOXX Intl VOXX ... ... ...dd 6.20 1.82 181 5.61 +28.1VSE Corp VSEC .36 1.2 10 41.14 13.83 25 30.34 -20.2Vaccinex VCNX ... ... ...dd 12.23 3.22 194 3.60 -25.8VlyNBcp VLY .44 5.9 13 12.14 6.00 1637 7.44 -35.0VlyNBc pfA VLYPP 1.56 6.4 ... 30.77 12.26 1 24.40 -13.3VlyBcp pfB VLYPQ 1.38 6.3 ... 27.30 13.85 14 21.92 -17.6ValueLine VALU .84f 3.2 25 36.60 18.40 6 26.66 -7.8VandaPhm VNDA ... ... 5 17.85 7.12 288 11.75 -28.4VarexImag VREX ... ... ... 33.00 14.27 345 15.01 -49.6sVaronis VRNS ... ... ...dd 98.64 48.95 575 99.35 +27.8VascuBio VBLT ... ... ... 1.64 .90 189 1.26 +5.0Vaxart VXRT ... ... ... 14.30 .25 23016 6.44 +1734.8VeecoInst VECO ... ... ...dd 19.21 7.42 488 14.09 -4.1VenusCn rs VERO ... ... ... 11.85 2.06 704 3.41 -27.4VBradley VRA ... ... 7 12.75 3.12 192 4.28 -63.7Veracyte VCYT ... ... ...dd 31.18 13.90 701 28.58 +2.4Verastem VSTM ... ... ...dd 4.67 .83 5682 1.61 +20.1VerbTch VERB ... ... ... 2.49 .72 175 1.29 -16.8Vericel VCEL ... ... ...dd 19.95 6.78 512 14.80 -14.9Vericity n VERY 6.25e ... ... 22.42 7.20 3 9.97 -20.9VerifyMe n VRME ... ... ... 4.35 3.33 34 3.87 -.8VerintSys VRNT ... ... 50 59.83 32.44 535 44.73 -19.2Verisign VRSN ... ... 47 221.78 148.77 650 212.20 +10.1sVerisk VRSK 1.08f .6 34 174.29 116.61 949 173.56 +16.2Veritex VBTX .68 4.1 15 29.41 10.02 152 16.63 -42.9Veritone VERI ... ... ... 19.67 1.22 2318 13.11 +426.3VeronaPh VRNA ... ... ... 12.89 2.01 14 4.92 -14.4VerraMo VRRM ... ... ... 17.20 5.63 1198 10.30 -26.4Verrica VRCA ... ... ...dd 18.67 6.79 72 10.00 -37.1VertexEn VTNR ... ... ...dd 1.95 .45 109 .65 -58.0VertxPh VRTX ... ... 44 299.21 165.23 1342 291.31 +33.0Veru Inc VERU ... ... ...dd 4.74 1.67 547 3.26 -2.7ViaSat VSAT ... ... ...dd 84.62 25.10 452 37.46 -48.8CBS A VIACA .96 3.7 8 53.68 13.12 83 25.85 -42.4CBS B VIAC .96 4.1 5 53.71 10.10 9222 23.69 -43.6Viavi VIAV ... ... ...cc 16.35 8.08 2353 13.15 -12.3sVicor VICR ... ... ... 74.54 26.50 172 74.50 +59.5VictCap VCTR .20 1.1 ... 24.83 10.18 265 18.01 -14.1VielaBio n VIE ... ... ... 70.66 18.20 233 44.20 +62.8ViemedH VMD ... ... ... 11.93 2.44 780 9.85 +58.9ViewRay VRAY ... ... ... 9.76 1.11 591 2.25 -46.7VikingTh VKTX ... ... ...dd 8.87 3.26 1248 6.66 -17.0VikngTh wt VKTXW ... ... ... 3.17 VillagB&T VBFC ... ... 29 48.39 24.75 29.36 -20.9VillgFrm VFF ... ... ... 14.60 2.07 787 5.07 -18.6VillSupMkt VLGEA 1.00 3.7 16 28.71 16.48 32 27.11 +16.9ViomiTc VIOT .10p ... ...dd 10.80 4.20 365 6.35 -21.0ViperEnPt VNOM 1.48e 14.3 21 33.10 4.98 737 10.34 -58.1VirBiotch n VIR ... ... ... 75.00 11.65 1128 41.02 +226.2VirTra VTSI ... ... 24 5.30 2.00 59 3.88 -20.3Virco VIRC .06 2.3 ... 4.76 1.82 2 2.57 -39.4VirtuFin VIRT .96 4.0 33 26.57 14.94 896 23.88 +49.3VirtusInv VRTS 2.68 2.3 16 141.79 55.37 75 118.04 -3.0Virtusa VRTU ... ... 43 52.81 19.48 157 31.50 -30.5VislnkT h VISL ... ... ... 8.00 .11 20963 .58 +127.5VistaGn h VTGN ... ... ... 1.49 .29 649 .52 -24.9Visteon s VC ... ... 14 105.99 38.69 238 72.03 -16.8ViveMd rsh VIVE ... ... ...dd 47.00 .53 603 .57 -54.9Vivopwr h VVPR ... ... ... 3.04 .59 322 1.75 +66.7tVivus VVUS ... ... 1 4.75 .76 687 .80 -70.8Vodafone VOD .97e 6.0 ... 21.72 11.46 2309 16.28 -15.8VoyagerT VYGR ... ... ...dd 28.05 6.26 161 12.97 -7.0sVroom n VRM ... ... ... 59.00 38.46 1780 55.84 +16.6vTvTherap VTVT ... ... ...dd 4.23 1.23 181 2.18 +28.2Vuzix VUZI ... ... ...dd 3.38 .86 2390 2.66 +32.3

- W -:WD 40 WDFC 2.68 1.4 38 211.68 151.16 132 196.64 +1.3WSFS WSFS .48 1.7 10 46.05 17.84 307 27.50 -37.5WVS Fn WVFC .40a 3.1 15 17.80 13.00 3 13.00 -18.9WW Intl WW ... ... 18 47.19 9.75 900 26.32 -31.1WaitrHl WTRH ... ... ...dd 6.50 .21 32652 3.68 +1042.9WalgBoots WBA 1.83 4.2 8 64.50 36.65 8231 43.16 -26.8WandaSp n WSG ... ... ... 6.24 1.36 113 2.18 -11.0WarnMus n WMG ... ... ... 34.76 26.99 1088 29.79 -1.1WashFed WAFD .88 3.4 10 38.26 20.92 360 25.77 -29.7WshTrst WASH 2.04 6.5 9 54.96 25.86 66 31.56 -41.3WaterstnF WSBF .48a 3.3 14 19.48 12.10 83 14.37 -24.5WatfrdHl WTRE ... ... 26 28.90 10.86 26 16.16 -35.8WatfrdHl pf WTREP 2.13 8.8 ... 30.00 22.69 1 24.25 -6.7WaveLfSc WVE ... ... ... 39.98 6.61 333 9.73 +21.4WaysideT WSTG .68 2.8 19 26.29 9.52 22 24.16 +49.1WeiboCorp WB ... ... ... 55.52 28.93 7742 39.78 -14.2Wendys Co WEN .20m .9 25 24.04 6.82 2901 22.74 +2.4WernerEnt WERN .36 .8 21 46.95 28.71 894 43.13 +18.5Wesbanc WSBC 1.28 6.5 8 39.33 17.46 584 19.71 -47.8WestBcp WTBA .84 5.0 11 25.93 13.74 28 16.95 -33.9WAmBcp WABC 1.64 2.9 20 69.08 46.94 111 56.95 -16.0WestellT WSTL ... ... 2 1.94 .60 142 .84 -6.1WDigital WDC 2.00 4.7 16 72.00 27.40 4340 42.95 -31.8WstNwEnB WNEB .20 3.5 10 10.10 4.45 28 5.65 -41.3WstptFuel g WPRT ... ... ...dd 3.39 .70 3801 1.40 -40.9WestwtR WWR ... ... ... 9.25 .25 1922 2.71 +28.4WeycoGp WEYS .96 4.5 11 27.90 15.40 10 21.16 -20.0Wheelr pfB WHLRP 2.25 31.3 ... 15.00 3.63 7.20 -34.5Wheelr pfD WHLRD 2.19 18.0 ... 16.53 4.50 7 12.20 -18.6Wheeler WHLR 1.36 71.4 ...dd 2.43 .64 32 1.91 +16.2WhiteHFin WHF 1.42a 13.9 7 14.45 5.51 87 10.20 -25.5










WhitHF25 WHFBZ 1.63 6.8 ... 27.79 16.88 3 24.00 -8.8

tWholEarth FREE ... ... ... 11.22 7.65 1743 7.42 -26.7

Wilhelmina WHLM ... ... 41 6.00 2.35 1 4.05 -2.1

WillScot wt WSCW ... ... ... 1.35

WillScot WSC ... ... ... 19.79 7.45 13.12 -29.1

WillmValV WVVI .22p ... 18 7.36 4.50 4 6.00 -13.4

WillVV pfA WVVIP .22e 4.5 ... 5.25 4.20 0 4.85 -1.3

Willdan WLDN ... ... 19 39.96 17.92 28 24.79 -22.0

WillisLFn WLFC ... ... 5 74.46 14.11 9 21.70 -63.2

WillisTwW WLTW 2.72 1.4 25 220.97 143.34 406 197.48 -2.2

WindtrTh n WINT ... ... ... 8.45 5.99 18 7.10 +.7

Wingstop WING .44 .3 ...cc 146.13 44.27 590 143.11 +66.0

Winmark WINA .20m .1 26 215.00 115.00 12 176.95 -10.8

WinsFin lf WINS ... ... ... 76.64 5.51 43 33.77 +221.3

Wintrust WTFC 1.12f 2.6 8 72.73 22.02 379 42.73 -39.7

Wintrst pfD WTFCM 1.64 6.4 ... 31.18 13.27 6 25.75 -10.9

Wintrst pfE WTFCP 1.72 6.6 ... 26.40 25.34 20 25.95 +.5

sWisCloud WCLD ... ... ... 40.86 18.99 803 40.47 +58.4

WisdomTr WETF .12 3.1 18 6.55 1.87 1734 3.84 -20.7

WiseKey n WKEY ... ... ... 22.27 3.90 15 7.07 -39.8

sWix.com WIX ... ... ... 274.99 76.81 1408 276.56 +126.0

Woodward WWD .33m .4 29 129.06 46.51 297 78.44 -33.8

Workday WDAY ... ... ...dd 226.83 107.75 1987 190.79 +16.0

Workhrs rs WKHS ... ... ...dd 22.90 1.32 60874 17.61 +479.3

WldAccept WRLD ... ... 10 175.78 43.16 30 67.76 -21.6

sWrapTc WRTC ... ... ... 11.20 3.07 3910 13.09 +104.9

WrightMed WMGI ... ... ...dd 30.66 19.04 1820 30.05 -1.4

Wynn WYNN ... ... 76 153.41 35.84 5910 76.70 -44.8

X-Y-Z

:X4 Phr XFOR ... ... 1 15.95 5.84 96 8.26 -22.8

XOMA XOMA ... ... ...dd 28.85 14.14 62 20.16 -26.2

XP Inc n XP ... ... ... 49.78 15.50 2249 47.59 +23.5

Xpel Inc n XPEL ... ... ...cc 18.05 6.00 130 15.20 +3.8

XTL Bio XTLB ... ... ...dd 2.16 .63 7 1.59 +16.1

XBiotech XBIT ... ... ... 26.40 6.84 104 14.54 -22.1

XcelBrnd XELB ... ... 3 3.50 .40 74 .86 -42.7

XcelEngy XEL 1.72 2.7 28 72.14 46.58 2934 63.58 +.1

Xencor XNCR ... ... ...dd 46.33 19.35 403 32.76 -4.7

XeneticB XBIO ... ... ... 15.25 .44 210 .99 -31.0

XenithB XBKS ... ... 33 33.83

XenonPhm XENE ... ... ... 18.45 7.00 106 13.20 +.7

XeriaPh XERS ... ... ...dd 12.94 1.42 3685 2.76 -60.9

Xilinx XLNX 1.52f 1.5 52 133.00 67.68 5673 102.10 +4.4

Xperi XPER .80 5.4 ...dd 22.38 9.01 489 14.94 -19.2

tXpressSp rs XSPA ... ... 1 5.74 3.83 8255 3.72 -12.1

Xunlei Ltd XNET ... ... ... 7.20 1.87 806 3.73 -23.9

YRC Wwde YRCW ... ... 4 4.79 1.29 3037 2.88 +12.9

sYandex YNDX ... ... 75 50.75 27.93 3190 50.43 +16.0

YangRvPt YERR ... ... ... 1.45 .35 .42

Yatra YTRA ... ... ...dd 4.65 .65 1303 .75 -76.2

Yld10Bi rs YTEN ... ... ... 51.20 3.50 118 6.38 -7.3

YintechIn YIN .10e 1.5 ...dd 6.87 4.08 37 6.51 +22.8

YmAbsTh YMAB ... ... ...dd 50.49 14.16 183 42.66 +36.5

YorkWater YORW .72 1.5 44 49.85 34.34 41 47.72 +3.5

Youngevt YGYI ... ... ...dd 5.89 .61 114 1.40 -57.1

Youngev pf YGYIP 2.44 15.5 ... 25.43 6.01 0 15.75 -27.6

YunhCTI CTIB ... ... ... 8.37 .40 913 3.17 +276.0

Yunhong n ZGYH ... ... ... 10.20 9.60 5 9.74 -1.1

Yunhong un ZGYHU ... ... ... 10.10 9.25 18 10.03 +.3

Yunhong rt ZGHYR ... ... ... .28 .10 16 .28 +86.7

Yunji Inc YJ ... ... ... 11.00 2.50 246 2.68 -41.5

ZK Intl ZKIN ... ... ... 1.99 .65 44 1.41 +9.3

Zagg ZAGG ... ... 3 9.01 2.06 1098 3.07 -62.1

ZaiLab ZLAB ... ... ... 83.97 29.43 436 82.30 +97.9

ZealndPh ZEAL ... ... ... 44.60 18.75 9 37.05 +11.6

ZebraT ZBRA ... ... 38 278.60 150.06 286 261.63 +2.4

Zentalis n ZNTL ... ... ... 59.32 22.00 190 44.09 +90.0

Zhongcha n ZCMD ... ... ... 4.98 1.63 13 2.28 -43.0

ZillowA s ZG ... ... ...cc 66.96 18.65 558 60.98 +33.3

ZillowC Z ... ... ...cc 66.68 20.04 2645 61.28 +33.4

ZionO&G ZN ... ... ...dd .56 .12 2284 .27 +53.8

ZionsBcp ZION 1.36 4.1 9 52.48 23.58 1264 32.90 -36.6

Ziopharm ZIOP ... ... ...dd 7.25 1.79 1326 3.23 -31.6

Zix Corp ZIXI ... ... 54 10.51 2.84 490 6.98 +2.9

Zogenix ZGNX ... ... 7 57.22 16.65 783 29.07 -44.2

sZoomVid ZM ... ... ... 263.80 60.97 12225 261.00 +283.6

ZoomInf n ZI ... ... ... 64.40 32.10 2456 45.99 +35.3

ZosanoP ZSAN ... ... ... 3.54 .41 1156 .81 -46.7

Zovio ZVO ... ... 5 4.25 1.08 485 3.48 +68.9

sZscaler ZS ... ... ... 115.17 35.00 5128 114.78 +146.8

Zumiez ZUMZ ... ... 20 35.68 13.13 315 27.96 -19.1

Zynerba ZYNE ... ... ...dd 15.58 2.55 2176 3.29 -45.5

sZynex ZYXI ... ... ...cc 27.00 7.12 1182 27.27 +246.5

Zynga ZNGA ... ... ...dd 9.92 5.51 22558 9.72 +58.8








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CitiznSelTreA 35 .02CitiznSelTreB 35 .01CityNaRoGv p 39 .01CityNRochGv 39 .03Columbia Government 50 .01Columbia Government 50 .01Columbia Government 50 .01Columbia Government 50 .01ColumbiaA 50 .01Columbia Z 50 .01DWSMSerMgd 27 .13DWSMSerInst 27 .13DWS MMkt 40 .01DWS Variable NAV Mon 24 2.17Deutsche Money Marke 40 .01Deutsche Money Marke 40 .01Deutsche Money Marke 40 .01DryBasic 45 .01DryInsPfGHm 35 .06DryInsPfGvP 35 .01DryTrsAgcyC 39 .01DryResInst 35 .11Dreyfus Cash Mgmt Ad 28 .21Dreyfus Cash Mgmt In 28 .31Dreyfus Cash Mgmt In 28 .06Dreyfus Government S 43 .01Dreyfus Government S 43 .01Dreyfus Government S 43 .01Dreyfus Government S 43 .07Dreyfus Govt Cash Mg 39 .09Dreyfus Govt Cash Mg 39 .01Dreyfus Govt Cash Mg 39 .01Dreyfus Govt Cash Mg 39 .01Dreyfus Institutiona 35 .07Dreyfus Institutiona 40 .27Dreyfus Institutiona 25 .01Dreyfus Institutiona 25 .01Dreyfus Institutiona 39 .05Dreyfus Instl Prefer 40 .21Dreyfus Liquid Asset 31 .01Dreyfus Liquid Asset 31 .01Dreyfus Municipal Ca 18 .01Dreyfus Municipal Ca 18 .01Dreyfus New York Mun 11 .01Dreyfus New York Mun 11 .01Dreyfus Prime Money 48 .15Dreyfus Tax Exempt C 16 .01Dreyfus Tax Exempt C 16 .01Dreyfus Treasury Cas 40 .09Dreyfus Treasury Cas 40 .01Dreyfus Treasury Cas 40 .01Dreyfus Treasury Cas 40 .01Dreyfus Treasury Sec 46 .08Dreyfus Treasury Sec 46 .01Dreyfus Treasury Sec 46 .01Dreyfus Treasury Sec 46 .01Dreyfus Treasury and 40 .03DryfLA 31 .01DryInTrAgcHm 39 .02DryTrPmCsh I 25 .01DryfGenTrPrA 51 .01EdwJones IS 29 .80EdwJonesRS 29 .78FIMMDom I 5 .01FIMMDomII 5 .01FIMMDomIII 5 .01FIMMGov I 45 .06FIMMGovII 45 .01FIMMGovIII 45 .01FIMM Government Port 45 .10FIMMMMkt I 48 .20FIMMMMktII 48 .05FIMMMMktIII 48 .01FIMMTrOnlyII p 49 .01FIMMTrOnly3 49 .01FIMMTrOnly I 49 .04FIMM Treasury Only P 49 .08FIMM Treasury Portfo 51 .11FIMMTry I 51 .07FIMMTryII 51 .01FIMMTryIII 51 .01FedGovOblCp 39 .01FedGovOb IS 39 .07FedGovOblSv 39 .01FedMMEagle 39 .18FedNYMun WS 51 .10FedPrCshObCp 47 .15FedPrVlObSv 1 .06FedPrVlOblCp 1 .21

FedPrVluObl 1 .31FedPrCshOblIS 47 .25FdPrCshObSv 47 .01FedPriOb IS 46 .31FedPrObSvc 46 .08FedTrstUSTr 48 .08FedTrsOb IS 41 .10FedTreasObSv 41 .01FedTrsOblCp 41 .01FedUSTCshSv 38 .01FedUSTrsIns 38 .06Federated Government 39 .01Federated Government 39 .10Federated Government 39 .01Federated Government 37 .01Federated Government 37 .01Federated Government 37 .01Federated Government 37 .01Federated Government 39 .01Federated Government 39 .01Federated Government 39 .11Federated Institutio 6 .01Federated Institutio 39 .13Federated Institutio 39 .28Federated Institutio 46 .26Federated Institutio 39 .37Federated Municipal 48 .01Federated Municipal 48 .01Federated Municipal 48 .01Federated Municipal 48 .01Federated Prime Cash 47 .01Federated Prime Cash 47 .01Federated Prime Cash 47 .01Federated Prime Cash 47 .01Federated Prime Cash 47 .01Federated Treasury O 41 .01FidTrAdvC t 52 .01Fidelity California 27 .03Fidelity California 27 .01Fidelity Domestic Po 5 .01Fidelity Flex Govern 39 .21Fidelity Government 40 .01Fidelity Government 40 .01Fidelity Government 40 .01Fidelity Government 40 .01Fidelity Government 40 .01FidGovPortS 45 .01Fidelity Insti Money 48 .24Fidelity Insti Money 5 .01Fidelity Insti Money 5 .01Fidelity Insti Money 51 .01Fidelity Insti Money 49 .01Fidelity Investments 11 .01Fidelity Investments 11 .01Fidelity Investments 11 .01Fidelity Investments 11 .01Fidelity Investments 11 .01FidCashRes 41 .01FidSpGov 40 .01FidSpMM 45 .01FidSpUSTr 49 .01FidMMPortS 48 .15Fidelity Massachuset 26 .07Fidelity Massachuset 26 .01Fidelity Money Marke 45 .09Fidelity New Jersey 33 .14Fidelity New Jersey 33 .01Fidelity New York AM 33 .11Fidelity New York AM 33 .01Fidelity SAI Municip 24 .14Fidelity Series Gove 50 .24Fidelity Tax-Exempt 41 .03Fidelity Treasury Mo 52 .01Fidelity Treasury On 49 .01FidTrPortsS 51 .02FidTrsyCR 52 .01FidTryDly M 52 .01FinSqFed 48 .06FinSq Gov 49 .15FinSq POF 45 .27FinSqTrsy 44 .06FinSq TOF 48 .13FinSq MMF 43 .28FstAmGvObD 44 .01FstAmGvObY 44 .01FstAmTrObD 43 .01FstAmGvObA p 44 .01FstAmPrObY 40 .01FstAmTrObA p 43 .01

FstAmTrObY 43 .01First American Gover 44 .10First American Treas 43 .08First American U.S. 50 .04FtInvCs 10 .05First Investors Gove 10 .07FstAmGvObZ 44 .06FsAmGvObII 44 .01FstAmTrObII 43 .01FstAmPrObZ 40 .26FstAmPrObl 40 .01FsAmPrObII 40 .11FstAmTrObZ 43 .06Gabelli U.S. Treasur 42 .12Gabelli U.S. Treasur 42 .12GabelliUST 42 .12GnCAMuB 7 .01GnTrsAgcy A 37 .01GnTrsAgcy R 37 .01GnGvSec 28 .01GeneralB p 25 .01General Government S 28 .01GnGovB p 28 .01General Money Market 25 .01General Municipal Mo 14 .01General Treasury Sec 51 .01General Treasury Sec 51 .01General Treasury and 37 .01GnMMkt 25 .01Goldman Sachs Fds, F 48 ...Goldman Sachs Fds, F 48 .03Goldman Sachs Financ 43 .18Goldman Sachs Financ 43 .02Goldman Sachs Financ 43 .03Goldman Sachs Financ 49 .05Goldman Sachs Financ 49 ...Goldman Sachs Financ 49 ...Goldman Sachs Financ 48 .03Goldman Sachs Financ 45 .17Goldman Sachs Financ 45 .02Goldman Sachs Financ 48 ...Goldman Sachs Financ 48 ...Goldman Sachs Financ 49 .12Goldman Sachs Financ 44 .03Goldman Sachs Financ 48 .10Goldman Sachs Financ 43 .25Goldman Sachs Financ 45 .24Goldman Sachs Financ 45 .12Goldman Sachs Financ 43 .13Goldman Sachs Financ 49 ...Goldman Sachs Financ 48 ...Goldman Sachs Financ 44 ...Goldman Sachs Financ 48 .01Goldman Sachs Financ 48 ...Goldman Sachs Financ 48 ...Goldman Sachs Financ 48 .01Goldman Sachs Financ 43 .02Goldman Sachs Financ 49 ...Goldman Sachs Financ 49 ...Goldman Sachs Financ 49 ...Goldman Sachs Financ 45 .02Goldman Sachs Financ 45 .02Goldman Sachs Financ 45 .02Goldman Sachs Financ 43 .02Goldman Sachs Financ 43 .02Goldman Sachs Financ 49 ...Goldman Sachs Financ 49 ...Goldman Sachs Financ 49 .15Goldman Sachs Financ 43 .09Goldman Sachs Financ 43 .02Goldman Sachs Financ 43 .13Goldman Sachs Invest 20 .01Goldman Sachs Invest 20 .01Goldman Sachs Invest 39 .07Goldman Sachs Invest 39 .32Goldman Sachs Invest 39 .07GovTxMgSvc 39 .01GovObTR 39 .01GovTxMgIS 39 .08Government Fund Clas 33 .04Government Obligatio 44 .12Government Obligatio 44 .11GovResFd P 37 .01HSBC U.S. Government 35 .01HSBC U.S. Government 35 .12HSBC U.S. Government 35 .06HSBC U.S. Government 35 .08HSBC U.S. Treasury M 44 .01HSBC U.S. Treasury M 44 .01

HSBC U.S. Treasury M 44 .09HSBC U.S. Treasury M 44 .05HSBC U.S. Treasury M 44 .07HSBCUSGov A 35 .01HSBCUSGov D 35 .01Harbor Money Market 31 .06Harbor 31 .06HeritAdm 45 .15HeritInst 45 .28HewittMM p 47 .99Invesco Government M 47 .01InvescoA5 47 .01InvescoC5 p 47 .01Investor Cash Tr, Tr 36 .01Investor Tax-Exempt 20 .01Investor Tax-Exempt 20 .01Investor Tax-Exempt 20 .01Investor Tax-Exempt 20 .04Investor Tax-Exempt 20 .01Investor Tax-Exempt 20 .01Investor Tax-Exempt 20 .01Investor Tax-Exempt 20 .01InvCshTrTrs 36 .07Investors Cash Tr, T 36 .01Investors Cash Trust 30 .06Ivy Cash Management 37 .02Ivy Cash Management 37 .02Ivy Cash Management 37 .03Ivy Government Money 26 .01Ivy Government Money 26 .03IvyMonyyC t 26 .01IvyMnyA 26 .01IvyMM B 26 .01JPMGvMMAg 34 .02JPMLqAsR 53 .01JPMGvPrem 34 .01JPMGvCap 34 .10JPM100 TrInst 36 .04JPMLqAstP 53 .13JPMorganFed 31 .01JPMorFedAgcy 31 .01JPMorgFedPr 31 .01JPMLqAstAg 53 .31JPMLqAstC p 53 .01JPMLqAstMrg 53 .01JPMLqAstInst 53 .36JPMMunInst 35 .16JPMMuMorg 35 .01JPMNYMuR p 36 .01JPMorgPrm 50 .10JPMorgPrAgcy 50 .34JPMorgPrmPr 50 .16JPMTrsPlsInst 34 .10JPMTrsPlsAg 34 .05JPMUSGvInst 34 .07JPMUSGvtR p 34 .01JPMUSGvtMrg 34 .01JPMLqAsInv 53 .06JPMorgan 100% US Tre 36 .07JPMorgan California 32 .01JPMorgan California 32 .01JPMFedInst 31 .06JPMorgan Institution 28 .04JPMorgan Institution 28 .09JPMorgan Institution 28 .07JPMorgan Institution 28 .01JPMorgan Liquid Asse 53 .39JPMorgan Municipal M 35 .11JPMorgan Municipal M 35 .01JPMorgan New York Mu 36 .01JPMorgan New York Mu 36 .01JPMPrInst 50 .39JPMPrRsv 50 .01JPMorgan Prime Money 50 .46JPMorgan Prime Money 50 .42JPMorgan Prime Money 50 .01JPMorgan U. S. Treas 34 .18JPMorgan U.S. Govern 34 .01JPMorgan U.S. Govern 34 .01JPMorgan U.S. Govern 41 1.41JPMorgan U.S. Treasu 34 .13JPMorgan US Governme 34 .01Liquid Assets Portfo 31 .01Liquid Assets Portfo 31 .07Liquid Assets Portfo 31 .04Liquid Assets Portfo 31 .19MainStay A 43 .70MainStay B 43 .69MainStay Money Marke 43 .69

MainStay Money Marke 43 .69ManagersMM 34 .15Maryland Tax-Free Mo 21 .01Maryland Tax-Free Mo 21 .01Meeder Institutional 35 .26MeederRetl 41 .12ML CMATr 1 1.02MilestnTOInst 56 ...MilestnTOInv 56 ...MHLIRSel 41 .21MMktGS2 46 .16MMktProFdInv 27 .02MMktProFdSvc 27 .02Mutual America Insti 23 1.81New York Tax-Free Mo 28 .01NorthInstGovSel 49 .12NorthernGvSl 52 .01NorthInstGovt 50 .07NorthInstPrObSv 48 2.44NthnInstPrObSh 4 .08Northern Institution 35 .96Northern Institution 50 .07Northern Institution 49 .12Northern Institution 49 .12NorthInstTreas 53 .15OppCshResN t 13 1.02OppenhCshC p 13 1.02OppCshRes 13 1.02OppMMFd A 24 1.04PIMCO Government Mon 23 .01PIMCO Government Mon 23 .01PIMCO Government Mon 23 .01PW PACE P 49 .01PaydenCshRs 40 .05PhoenixMM A 42 2.18Pioneer U.S. Governm ... .01Pioneer U.S. Governm ... .01PionrCs ... .01Plan Investment Fund 31 .12PremGvtMP 43 .07PremierPort 34 .24Premier Portfolio Pe 34 .01Premier Portfolio Pr 34 .01Premier Portfolio Re 34 .08Premier Portfolio Re 34 .04PruMMartD 36 .01PruMMrtZ 35 .01Prudential Governmen 35 .01Prudential Governmen 36 .01Prudential Governmen 35 .01PruInstMM A 44 .16Putnam Government Mo 30 .01Putnam Government Mo 30 .01Putnam Government Mo 30 .01Putnam Government Mo 35 .01Putnam Government Mo 30 .01Putnam Government Mo 30 .01Putnam Government Mo 30 .01Putnam Government Mo 30 .01Putnm MMA 38 .01Putnam Money Market 38 .01Putnam Money Market 42 .01Putnam Money Market 38 .01PutnmMMC t 38 .01RBCGvRBCI1 37 .11Retail Prime Obligat 38 .28Retail Prime Obligat 38 .12Retail Prime Obligat 38 .22Retail Prime Obligat 38 .01Retail Prime Obligat 38 .03Retail Prime Obligat 38 .01SEI DITGovA 33 .04SEI DITGvIIA 42 .08SEI DITPrmA 52 .29SEI DITTrsA 1 2.01SEI DITTrIIA 43 .13STI CshRes 50 .01STIC Prime Portfolio 12 .01STIC Prime Portfolio 12 .01STIC Prime Portfolio 12 .01STIC Prime Portfolio 12 .01STIT Liquid Assets 31 .02STIT STIC Prime Por 12 .01STIT Government & Ag 36 .07STIT Government & Ag 36 .01STIT Liquid Assets P 31 .24STIT STIC Prime Port 12 .02

Money Market Funds

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STIT Tax-Free Cash R 9 .01

STIT Tax-Free Cash R 9 .04

STIT Treasury Obliga 55 .09



STIT Treasury Portfo 55 .01

STIT Treasury Portfo 55 .05

Saratoga Advantage T 1 .01

Saratoga U.S.Governm 1 .01

SaratgUSGvI 1 .01

Schwab Government Mo 36 .01

SchwbInv 41 1.42

SchwbRetAdv 39 1.43

Schwab Retirement Go 38 .13

Schwab Treasury Obli 41 .01

Schwab U.S. Treasury 43 .01

SchbValAdv 41 .11

SchwValAdUlt 41 .26

Schwab Variable Shar 38 .19

SchwbGv 36 .01

StStInstLRS 36 .34

State Street Insti L 28 .21

State Street Insti T 42 .14

State Street Insti T 49 .10

State Street Insti U 38 .12

State Street Institu 38 .16






State Street Institu 49 ...


State Street Institu 14 1.91






State Street Treasur 42 .18

SunAmMMA 36 .01

T. Rowe Price Govern 46 .02

T. Rowe Price Instit 47 .08

T. Rowe Price Tax-Ex 35 .01

TIAA-CREF Inst 40 ...

TIAA-CREF Money Mark 40 ...

TRowSumCR 46 .26

TRowPRF 46 .01

TRowUST 51 .01

TreasObTR 41 .01

Treasury Obligations 43 .09

Treasury Portfolio P 53 .10

U.S. Government Mone 33 .01



U.S. Treasury Money 51 .01

UBS Prime Investor F 39 .01

UBS Prime Preferred 39 .30

UBS Prime Reserves F 39 .26

UBS RMA Government M 46 .01

UBS Select Governmen 46 .14



UBS Select Governmen 42 1.44

UBS Select Prime Inv 41 .01

UBS Select Prime Pre 41 .25

UBS Select Treasury 46 1.34

UBS Select Treasury 48 .11



UBS Tax-Free Institu 11 .01

UBS Tax-Free Investo 11 .01

UBS Tax-Free Preferr 11 .02

US Government Money 37 .01

US Government Money 37 .01

USAA Mutl 26 .01

USAA Treas 50 .13

VALIC MMktI 34 .01

VALIC MMkII 21 .01

VangAdmTry 56 .10

VangFdl 56 .11

VangPr 54 .17

VangPrInst 54 .23

WA Select Tax Free R 8 .01

WF 100% Treasury Mon 49 .05

WF Government Money 38 .11

Wells Fargo 100% Tre 49 .01

WellsFargo A 41 .01

WFCashInvAd 40 .15

WFCashInst 40 .27

Wells Fargo Cash Inv 40 .34

Wells Fargo Fd, Trea 42 .01

WFGovAdm 38 .01

WFGvtMMA 38 .01

Wells Fargo Heritage 45 .35

Wells Fargo Heritage 45 .05

WellsFargoI 100 49 .01

WellsFargoInsCsh 40 .05

WellsFargoInsGv 38 .01

Wells Fargo Money Ma 41 .36

Wells Fargo Money Ma 41 .02

Wells Fargo Municipa 15 .04

WellsF100TrA 49 .01

WellsFargo TrsyS 42 .01

WellsFargoTrsyA 42 .01

WellsFargo TrsyI 42 .05

WFGvMMInst 38 .05

Western Asset Govern 44 .01

Western Asset Govern 44 .01

WA GvtRsvA 44 .01

WAInstGvInst 44 .06

Western Asset Inst. 39 .01

Western Asset Inst. 39 .01

Western Asset Insti 56 .01

Western Asset Insti 54 .43

Western Asset Instit 39 .01



Western Asset NY Tax 7 .01

Western Asset Prime 1 .01

Western Asset Tax Fr 8 .01

Western Asset US Tre 56 .01

WstnUSTrN 56 .01

WstnInstLqRsI 54 .48

WstnPrmLiq 54 .21

WstnInstUSTR 56 .04

WstnPrmUSTR 56 .01

WilmUSGov 38 .01

Tax Exempt

AmC CATF 31 .01

AmC TF 16 .01

BMO TaxF I p 29 .24

BMO TaxF Y 29 .02

BNYMelNMuM 13 .01

BLMunFdPCS p 28 .01

BRLM Muni 28 .02

BRF NYMuni 17 .01

BRFCAMuni 14 .01

CashActTxEMgd 32 .01

FIMMTxExII 26 .01

FIMMTxEx3 26 .01

FIMMTxExI 26 .11

FedCAMuniSv 39 ...

FedCAMu WS 39 .06

FedGAMuCsh 8 ...

FedMAMuCS p 12 ...

FedMAMuniSv 12 ...

FedMuObl A 48 .30

FedMuOblCap 48 .20

FedMunOblSv 48 .06

FedNYMuCSv 51 ...

FedNYMuCS p 51 ...

FedNYMuCsII 51 ...

FedPAMuniCS 18 ...

FedPAMuCsSv 18 ...

FedTaxFObWS 45 .14

FedTxFrObSv 45 .01

FedMuniSvc 9 ...

FedTxF c 6 .02

FidCA 26 .01

FidCT 30 .01

FidMA 24 .01

FidMI 23 .01

FidMuMM 37 .01

FidNJ 31 .01

FidNY 36 .01

FidOH 33 .01

FidPA 21 .01

FidSpCA 27 .01

FidSpMA 26 .01

FidSpNJ 33 .04

FidSpNY 33 .01

FidTEDly M 41 .01

FidAZ 13 .01

Fid TECR 41 .01

FidTxEx MM 41 .01

FidTaxExPortS 26 .06

FinSq TEF 20 .06

FstAmTFA 34 .01

FstAmTxFY 34 .01

FsAmTxFObII 34 .01

FstAmTFObZ 34 .07

GenNJMun 25 ...

GenNYMuB 8 .01

GnMuB p 14 .01

GnNYMuB p 8 .01

GnCalMu 7 .01

JPMMuMMP 35 .01

JPMorganCA 32 .01

JPMorganNY 36 .01

JPMorganTF 34 .01

JPMorg TFPr 34 .01

JPMTxFrR p 34 .01

JPMorgTFAgcy 34 .03

JPMTxFrInst 34 .08

NYTxFrMMI 24 2.09

NortnInstMuni 12 ...

NorthernMun 9 ...

PremierTxEx 9 .01

RidgeW TxExA 42 .01

SchwNYMuVA 38 .01

SchwTxFValAd 40 .01

ScudTECshInst 32 .06

TRowSumMu 37 .01

TRowCA c 26 .01

TRowNY c 28 .01

TRowTE c 35 .01

USAATxEx 37 .01

VangNJ 34 .15

VangCA 28 .05

VangPA 20 .02

VangNY 25 .07

VangTxEx 25 .15

WFAMuCshM 15 .10

WFA MuCsMSv 15 .01

WFNatInstMM 29 .10

WFNtTFMMSv 29 .01

WellsFargoNat 29 .03

WellsF NTFA 29 .01

WstnFTxR N 8 .01

WstnInstTxFR 8 .01

WstnNYTxR N 7 .01







U.S. Treasury Bonds and Notes1.25 Jul 20 f 100.00 100.01 -0.01 1.50 Jul 20 p 100.01 100.02 1.63 Jul 20 p 100.03 100.04 2.00 Jul 20 p 100.04 100.05 2.63 Jul 20 p 100.05 100.06 1.50 Aug 20 p 100.05 100.06 2.63 Aug 20 p 100.08 100.09 -0.01 8.75 Aug 20 k 100.29 100.30 -0.01 1.38 Aug 20 p 100.06 100.07 2.13 Aug 20 p 100.09 100.10 -0.01 2.63 Aug 20 p 100.12 100.13 1.38 Sep 20 p 100.08 100.09 1.38 Sep 20 p 100.09 100.10 2.00 Sep 20 p 100.14 100.15 2.75 Sep 20 p 100.19 100.20 -0.01 1.63 Oct 20 p 100.13 100.14 1.38 Oct 20 p 100.12 100.13 .041.75 Oct 20 p 100.16 100.17 .042.88 Oct 20 p 100.27 100.28 -0.01 .051.75 Nov 20 p 100.18 100.19 .062.63 Nov 20 p 100.28 100.29 .061.63 Nov 20 p 100.18 100.19 -0.01 .082.00 Nov 20 p 100.23 100.24 -0.01 .092.75 Nov 20 p 101.01 101.02 .091.88 Dec 20 p 100.24 100.25 .071.75 Dec 20 p 100.24 100.25 .102.38 Dec 20 p 101.02 101.03 .102.00 Jan 21 p 100.31 101.00 .091.13 Jan 21 f 100.30 100.31 1.38 Jan 21 p 100.21 100.22 -0.01 .122.13 Jan 21 p 101.03 101.04 .122.50 Jan 21 p 101.10 101.11 .122.25 Feb 21 p 101.08 101.09 .123.63 Feb 21 p 102.03 102.04 .137.88 Feb 21 k 104.21 104.22 -0.01 .141.38 Feb 21 p 100.20 100.21 .122.00 Feb 21 p 101.06 101.07 .132.50 Feb 21 p 101.16 101.17 .132.38 Mar 21 p 101.16 101.17 -0.01 .131.25 Mar 21 p 100.25 100.26 .122.25 Mar 21 p 101.17 101.18 .12.13 Apr 21 f 100.17 100.18 +0.01 2.38 Apr 21 p 101.22 101.23 .131.38 Apr 21 p 100.31 101.00 .142.25 Apr 21 p 101.22 101.23 .142.63 May 21 p 102.02 102.03 -0.01 .153.13 May 21 p 102.16 102.17 -0.01 .158.13 May 21 k 106.25 106.26 .162.00 May 21 p 101.20 101.21 .142.13 May 21 p 101.24 101.25 .142.63 Jun 21 p 102.09 102.10 -0.01 .151.13 Jun 21 p 100.29 100.30 -0.01 .151.63 Jun 21 p 101.13 101.14 .142.13 Jun 21 p 101.29 101.30 .15.63 Jul 21 f 101.26 101.27 +0.02 2.63 Jul 21 p 102.15 102.16 -0.01 .161.13 Jul 21 p 101.00 101.01 .15

1.75 Jul 21 p 101.21 101.22 .162.25 Jul 21 p 102.06 102.07 .152.13 Aug 21 p 102.04 102.05 -0.01 .162.75 Aug 21 p 102.27 102.28 .158.13 Aug 21 k 108.26 108.27 -0.01 .111.13 Aug 21 p 101.02 101.03 .161.50 Aug 21 p 101.16 101.17 .162.00 Aug 21 p 102.03 102.04 .162.75 Sep 21 p 103.01 103.02 -0.01 .161.13 Sep 21 p 101.05 101.06 .161.50 Sep 21 p 101.20 101.21 .162.13 Sep 21 p 102.12 102.13 .162.88 Oct 21 p 103.13 103.14 -0.01 .151.25 Oct 21 p 101.13 101.14 .151.50 Oct 21 p 101.23 101.24 -0.01 .162.00 Oct 21 p 102.12 102.13 -0.01 .152.00 Nov 21 p 102.15 102.16 .152.88 Nov 21 p 103.21 103.22 .158.00 Nov 21 k 110.20 110.21 -0.01 .131.50 Nov 21 p 101.27 101.28 .151.75 Nov 21 p 102.06 102.07 -0.01 .151.88 Nov 21 p 102.12 102.13 .152.63 Dec 21 p 103.16 103.17 -0.01 .151.63 Dec 21 p 102.04 102.05 -0.01 .152.00 Dec 21 p 102.22 102.23 -0.01 .162.13 Dec 21 p 102.28 102.29 .16.13 Jan 22 f 101.16 101.17 +0.02 2.50 Jan 22 p 103.17 103.18 .151.38 Jan 22 p 101.28 101.29 .161.50 Jan 22 p 102.02 102.03 .161.88 Jan 22 p 102.21 102.22 .162.00 Feb 22 p 102.29 102.30 -0.01 .162.50 Feb 22 p 103.23 103.24 .161.13 Feb 22 p 101.18 101.19 -0.01 .151.75 Feb 22 p 102.18 102.19 -0.01 .161.88 Feb 22 p 102.25 102.26 -0.01 .162.38 Mar 22 p 103.22 103.23 -0.01 .16.38 Mar 22 p 100.11 100.12 .151.75 Mar 22 p 102.23 102.24 .161.88 Mar 22 p 102.30 102.31 .16.13 Apr 22 f 101.20 101.21 +0.03 2.25 Apr 22 p 103.21 103.22 -0.01 .16.13 Apr 22 p 99.29 99.30 -0.01 .151.75 Apr 22 3p 102.27 102.28 -0.01 .161.88 Apr 22 p 103.02 103.03 -0.01 .161.75 May 22 p 102.29 102.30 .162.13 May 22 p 103.19 103.20 -0.01 .16.13 May 22 p 99.29 99.30 -0.01 .151.88 May 22 p 103.07 103.08 .161.88 May 22 p 102.31 103.00 -0.01 .161.75 Jun 22 p 103.02 103.03 .15.13 Jun 22 p 99.29 99.30 -0.01 .141.75 Jun 22 p 103.04 103.05 .162.13 Jun 22 p 103.27 103.28 -0.01 .16.13 Jul 22 f 102.17 102.18 +0.03 1.75 Jul 22 p 103.06 103.07 .161.88 Jul 22 p 103.16 103.17 -0.01 .162.00 Jul 22 p 103.24 103.25 -0.01 .16

1.50 Aug 22 p 102.25 102.26 -0.01 .161.63 Aug 22 p 103.01 103.02 -0.01 .167.25 Aug 22 k 114.29 114.30 -0.01 .151.63 Aug 22 p 103.03 103.04 -0.01 .161.88 Aug 22 p 103.20 103.21 -0.01 .161.50 Sep 22 p 102.29 102.30 -0.01 .161.75 Sep 22 p 103.16 103.17 .161.88 Sep 22 p 103.25 103.26 .161.38 Oct 22 p 102.23 102.24 .161.75 Oct 22 p 103.29 103.30 -0.01 .172.00 Oct 22 p 104.06 104.07 -0.01 .171.63 Nov 22 p 103.13 103.14 .177.63 Nov 22 k 117.17 117.18 .162.00 Nov 22 p 104.11 104.12 -0.01 .171.63 Dec 22 p 103.17 103.18 .162.13 Dec 22 p 104.26 104.27 .171.50 Jan 23 p 103.10 103.11 -0.01 .17.13 Jan 23 f 102.21 102.22 +0.04 1.75 Jan 23 p 103.31 104.00 -0.01 .182.38 Jan 23 p 105.19 105.20 -0.01 .181.38 Feb 23 p 103.03 103.04 -0.01 .172.00 Feb 23 p 104.22 104.23 -0.02 .187.13 Feb 23 k 118.04 118.05 -0.02 .141.50 Feb 23 p 103.15 103.16 .172.63 Feb 23 p 106.14 106.15 -0.01 .18.50 Mar 23 p 100.27 100.28 -0.01 .171.50 Mar 23 p 103.19 103.20 .172.50 Mar 23 p 106.09 106.10 -0.01 .18.25 Apr 23 p 100.05 100.06 -0.02 .17.63 Apr 23 f 104.07 104.08 +0.04 1.63 Apr 23 p 104.00 104.01 -0.01 .182.75 Apr 23 p 107.06 107.07 -0.01 .18.13 May 23 p 99.26 99.27 -0.01 .181.75 May 23 p 104.14 104.15 -0.01 .181.63 May 23 p 104.04 104.05 -0.01 .182.75 May 23 p 107.13 107.14 .18.25 Jun 23 p 100.05 100.06 -0.01 .181.38 Jun 23 p 103.16 103.17 -0.01 .192.63 Jun 23 p 107.07 107.08 -0.01 .19.38 Jul 23 f 104.14 104.15 +0.04 1.25 Jul 23 p 103.07 103.08 -0.01 .182.75 Jul 23 p 107.25 107.26 -0.02 .192.50 Aug 23 p 107.04 107.05 -0.01 .196.25 Aug 23 k 118.25 118.26 -0.02 .171.38 Aug 23 p 103.22 103.23 -0.01 .192.38 Aug 23 p 107.31 108.00 -0.02 .191.38 Sep 23 p 103.25 103.26 -0.01 .192.88 Sep 23 p 108.18 108.19 -0.02 .201.63 Oct 23 p 104.22 104.23 -0.01 .202.88 Oct 23 p 108.25 108.26 -0.02 .203.00 Oct 25 p 113.30 113.31 -0.02 .352.75 Nov 23 p 108.15 108.16 -0.01 .212.13 Nov 23 p 106.14 106.15 -0.02 .212.88 Nov 23 p 109.00 109.01 -0.01 .212.25 Dec 23 p 107.01 107.02 -0.02 .212.63 Dec 23 p 108.11 108.12 -0.01 .21.63 Jan 24 f 105.21 105.22 +0.06 2.25 Jan 24 p 107.06 107.07 -0.02 .21

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Toronto stocksName Vol High Low Last Chg

Treasury bondsRate Date Bid Ask Chg Yld

2.50 Jan 24 p 108.03 108.04 -0.01 .212.75 Feb 24 p 109.02 109.03 -0.01 .222.13 Feb 24 p 106.28 106.29 -0.02 .222.38 Feb 24 p 107.26 107.27 -0.01 .222.13 Mar 24 p 107.01 107.02 -0.01 .23.50 Apr 24 f 105.16 105.17 +0.07 2.00 Apr 24 p 106.22 106.23 -0.01 .232.25 Apr 24 p 107.20 107.21 -0.02 .232.50 May 24 p 108.21 108.22 -0.02 .232.00 May 24 p 106.26 106.27 -0.02 .241.75 Jun 24 p 105.31 106.00 -0.01 .242.00 Jun 24 p 106.30 106.31 -0.01 .24.13 Jul 24 f 104.27 104.28 +0.06 1.75 Jul 24 p 106.02 106.03 -0.01 .242.13 Jul 24 p 107.18 107.19 -0.01 .252.38 Aug 24 p 108.20 108.21 -0.02 .251.25 Aug 24 p 104.03 104.04 -0.01 .251.88 Aug 24 p 106.21 106.22 -0.02 .251.50 Sep 24 p 105.06 105.07 -0.02 .262.13 Sep 24 p 107.26 107.27 -0.02 .26.13 Oct 24 f 105.07 105.08 +0.08 1.50 Oct 24 p 105.09 105.10 -0.01 .262.25 Oct 24 p 108.15 108.16 -0.02 .262.25 Nov 24 p 108.17 108.18 -0.02 .277.50 Nov 24 k 131.08 131.10 -0.03 .261.50 Nov 24 p 105.11 105.12 -0.02 .272.13 Nov 24 p 108.02 108.03 -0.02 .271.75 Dec 24 p 106.17 106.18 -0.02 .272.25 Dec 24 p 108.24 108.25 -0.02 .272.38 Jan 25 f 115.17 115.18 +0.08 .25 Jan 25 f 105.21 105.22 +0.07 1.38 Jan 25 p 104.30 104.31 -0.02 .282.50 Jan 25 p 110.01 110.02 -0.02 .282.00 Feb 25 p 107.26 107.27 -0.02 .297.63 Feb 25 k 133.18 133.19 -0.02 .281.13 Feb 25 p 103.28 103.29 -0.02 .282.75 Feb 25 p 111.10 111.11 -0.03 .29

Name Vol High Low Last Chg Name Vol High Low Last Chg Name Vol High Low Last Chg

FOOTNOTE: Rate-The annual interest rate the Treasury

bond provides to investors. Date-The month and year the

bond will expire. Bid-The price investors will pay for the

bond. Ask-The price at which investors will sell. A bond

price is expressed as a percentage of its original purchase

cost of $1,000. The whole numbers and the decimals-which

represent 32nds of a point-must be converted to dollars

and cents; for example, 103.18 equals $1,035.63. Chg-The

change between the preceding day’s final bid price and the

final bid price from the day before. Yld-The annual percent-

age return to the investor, based on the bond’s current price,

if the bond is held until it matures. K-Taxes on interest will

not be withheld from non-U.S. citizens. n-Treasury note.

p-Treasury note; taxes on interest will not be withheld from

non-U.S. citizens.

Rate Date Bid Ask Chg Yld Rate Date Bid Ask Chg Yld Rate Date Bid Ask Chg Yld

Money Market FundsContinued from previous page

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4-wk YTD 3-yr Name Obj NAV Rtn Rtn Rtn/Rk How to Read the Mutual Fund Tables

Here are the 4,300 biggest mutual funds listed on Nasdaq. Tables show the fund name, sell price or net asset value (NAV), daily net change and weekly net change. Underlining highlights the funds ranked in the top 20% in each of the last 5 years:

Footnotes: e - Ex capital gains distribution. f - Previous day’s quotation. n - No front end load or contingent deferred sales load may apply. p - Fund assets are used to pay fo r distribution costs- 12(b)(1) plan. r - Redemption fee or contingent deferred sales load may apply. s - Stock dividend or split. t - Both p and r. x - Ex cash dividen d. NA - not available.

Name: Name of mutual fund and family. Obj: The fund’s objective group. Abbreviations listed below.NAV: Net asset value. Chg: Net change in price of NAV from previous day. Rtn: The fund’s total return, or percent change in NAV for the time period shown, with

dividends reinvested. If period longer than 1 year, return is annualized.Rank: Fund’s letter grade compared with others in the same objective group; an A indicates fund performed in the top 20 percent; an E, in the bottom 20 percent.

4-wk YTD 3-yr Name Obj NAV Rtn Rtn Rtn/Rk

Mutual Funds



Fund Objectives: AL: Allocation - 70-85% Equity, AM: Multialternative, BL: Bank Loan, BM: Bear Market, CA: Allocation - 30-50% Equity, CC: Consumer Defense, CD: Consumer Cyclical, CH: China Region, CI: Intermediate-Term Bond, CL: Long-Term 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: Trading-Leveraged Equity, LG: Large Growth, LO: Long-Short Equity, LP: Energy Limited Partnership, LS: Latin America Stock, LV: Large Value, MA: Allocation - 50-70% Equity, MB: Mid-Cap Blend, MG: Mid-Cap Growth, MI: Muni National Intermediate, ML: Muni National Long, MQ: Miscellaneous Region, MR: Miscellaneous Sector, MS: Muni National Short, MU: Multisector Bond, MV: Mid-Cap Value, MY: Muni New York Long, ND: Trading-Inverse Debt, NE: Market Neutral, NT: Nontraditional Bond, PJ: 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, SN: Natural Resources, SP: Equity Precious Metals, SR: Real Estate, SS: Muni Single State Short, ST: Technology, SU: Utilities, SV: Small Value, TA: Target-Date 2000-2010, TD: Target-Date 2015, TE: Target-Date 2020, TG: Target-Date 2025, TH: Target-Date 2030, TI: Target-Date 2035, TJ: Target-Date 2040, TK: Target-Date 2045, TL: Target-Date 2055, TN: Target-Date 2050, TW: Corporate Bond, TV: Tactical Allocation, UB: Ultrashort Bond, VD: Trading-Leveraged Debt, VL: Stable Value, VO: Volatility, WS: World Stock, XM: Allocation - 85+% Equity, XO: Infrastructure, XQ: Target-Date 2060+, XR: Option Writing, XS: Long-Short Credit, XP: Emerging-Markets Local-Currency Bond, XY: Allocation - 15-30% Equity. Data based on NAVs reported to Morningstar by 6 p.m. Eastern.

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ALPSRdRcksGlblOppI d SW 6.33 -1.4 -14.3 +4.1/D

AMFAstMgLgCpEqAMF b LB 7.97 +1.8 -4.6 +7.9

AMGCHEqPtnrsBalN b MA 16.47 +2.0 -1.2 +6.6EMktsEqZ EM 9.05 +5.4 -5.4 +4.3/CFQGlbRkBalZ TV 13.76 +2.5 -15.3 -.1/DFQLSEqI LO 13.38 -4.2 -15.7 +2.7FQTxMgdUSEqI LB 33.66 -.5 -7.5 +8.3/DGWKCorBdI CI 10.97 +1.4 +5.7 +5.2/BGWKMnBdI MI 12.35 +.6 +2.2 +3.8/BGWKMnEnhYiI HM 10.05 +2.2 +.3 +5.1/AGWKSmCpCorI SG 24.03 -4.8 -9.6 +4.4/EMgrsBrBlueS LG 50.93 +4.2 +7.2 +16.0/DMgrsBrwineS MG 53.65 +4.3 +3.1 +12.8/DMgrsCaEmergCoI SG 46.76 -3.4 -15.3 +.2/EMgrsCaMidCpN b MG 24.86 -3.6 -7.0 +6.1/EMgrsCeRlEsttS SR 9.90 -3.6 -9.2 +3.9/BMgrsDblCrPlsBdI PI 10.71 +1.9 +1.7 +3.7MgrsDblCrPlsBdN b PI 10.72 +2.0 +1.6 +3.4MgrsEmergOppsI SG 36.34 -4.7 -11.9 +7.4/DMgrsEmergOppsS SG 35.46 -4.7 -12.1 +7.1/DMgrsFrpntMdCpI MV 29.49 -7.9 -16.6 -5.3/EMgrsFrpntMdCpN b MV 28.62 -7.9 -16.7 -5.6/EMgrsLmsSylsBdS PI 26.97 +1.8 +1.0 +4.1/EMgrsMntCldGrI LG 20.64 +2.8 +9.7 +16.8/CMgrsMntCldGrN b LG 20.46 +2.8 +9.6 +16.6/CMgrsSkylnSpcEqS SB 28.17 -10.3 -24.2 -5.0/EMgrsSpecialEqI SG 120.00 +1.5 +3.4 +12.2/CMgrsSpecialEqS SG 114.76 +1.5 +3.2 +12.0/CRRDivAllCpVlI LV 9.71 -4.8 -17.7 +.2/ERRDivAllCpVlN b LV 9.72 -4.9 -17.9 .../ERRSelValI SB 6.72 -5.0 -20.0 +2.0/BRRSmCpValI SB 10.75 -5.0 -19.7 +1.4/BRRSmCpValN b SB 10.48 -5.0 -19.7 +1.1/BSthrnSnSmCpN b SB 20.08 -5.5 -16.9 -2.1/DTmsSqMidCpGrI MG 19.42 +.3 +5.6 +15.7/BTmsSqMidCpGrS MG 18.66 +.3 +5.5 +15.5/CTmsSqSmCpGrI SG 14.92 +.9 +2.5 +12.4/CTmsSqSmCpGrS SG 14.30 +.8 +2.4 +12.2/CYackFocI LV 17.02 -3.4 -6.4 +8.3/AYackFocN LV 17.06 -3.4 -6.5 +8.1/AYacktmanI LV 18.92 -3.5 -7.6 +7.0/A

AQRAQRMAI TV 9.01 +1.1 -7.1 +4.8DiversArbtrgI NE 9.61 +4.8 +2.8 +4.9DiversArbtrgN b NE 9.61 +4.9 +2.7 +4.7IntlEqI FB 8.99 +1.5 -12.4 -2.3IntlMomStyleI FG 15.44 +2.5 -2.4 +4.0LgCpMomStyleI LG 22.69 +3.5 +3.1 +13.2LgCpMomStyleN b LG 22.70 +3.5 +3.0 +12.9MgdFtsStratI FF 8.35 -.8 -.1 -.9MgdFtsStratN b FF 8.19 -.9 -.1 -1.2MltStratAltI AM 5.01 -1.0 -28.7 -17.0RkParityIIMVI TV 8.90 +1.6 -4.9 +6.0SmCpMomStyleI SG 18.21 +2.7 -6.7 +5.2

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Absolute StrategiesInstl AM 8.20 -2.1 +1.4 -1.8/D

AcadianEmMktsInv d EM 19.32 +5.1 -6.8 +1.0/D

AccessCptCmntyInvmIns GI 9.16 ... +3.4 +3.3

AdvisorOneCLSGlbDivrEqN WS 15.72 +.3 -7.5 +4.1/D

Advisors’ Inner CrclRvUtlEnInfrsIns XO 9.45 -1.7 -9.6 +5.6/A

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AegisVal SV 17.57 +11.2 -10.1 +4.4

AkreFocInstl d LG 50.30 ... +10.3 +23.3/AFocRetail m LG 48.98 ... +10.1 +23.0/A

Al FrankInv m LV 20.91 -5.0 -13.6 +3.7/B

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AlpineDynDivInstl WS 3.79 -1.3 -7.0 +5.3/CIntlRlEsttEqIns GR 19.13 +.6 -13.0 +1.1/DRltyIncGrIns SR 12.72 -3.9 -14.7 +2.3/DUltShrtMnIncIns MS 10.03 +.1 +.6 +1.3/E

AmanaMutGrInv b LG 48.46 +3.6 +8.6 +18.9/BMutIncInv b LB 51.95 +.2 -1.0 +9.6/C

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BalCptlInvC m MA 20.37 +1.6 +.6 +7.4BasValInstl LV 17.79 -7.6 -15.1 +2.4/CBasValInvA m LV 17.49 -7.6 -15.3 +2.1/CBasValInvC m LV 14.70 -7.7 -15.6 +1.2/DCAMuniOppsInstl MF 12.34 +.7 -2.8 +2.6/DCAMuniOppsInvA m MF 12.33 +.7 -2.9 +2.4/ECAMuniOppsInvA1 b MF 12.34 +.7 -2.8 +2.5/DCorBdInstl CI 10.38 +1.4 +5.9 +5.4CorBdInvA m CI 10.40 +1.3 +5.8 +5.1CorBdInvC m CI 10.35 +1.3 +5.4 +4.3CorBdK CI 10.42 +1.4 +6.0 +5.4CorBdSvc b CI 10.39 +1.3 +5.8 +5.1CptlApprecInstl LG 35.82 +5.8 +18.0 +21.9/ACptlApprecInvA m LG 32.49 +5.8 +17.8 +21.6/ACptlApprecInvC m LG 21.81 +5.8 +17.4 +20.6/BCptlApprecK LG 36.11 +5.8 +18.0 +22.0/ACptlApprecR b LG 25.56 +5.8 +17.7 +21.2/BCrdtStrIncIns MU 10.06 +1.0 -.8 +4.1CrdtStrIncInvA m MU 10.06 +.9 -1.0 +3.8CrdtStrIncInvC m MU 10.07 +.9 -1.3 +3.1EmMktsInstl EM 25.93 +4.6 ... +9.7/AEmMktsInvA m EM 25.00 +4.6 -.1 +9.4/AEmMktsInvC m EM 21.01 +4.6 -.5 +8.6/AEqDivInstl LV 18.17 -3.9 -13.5 +3.7EqDivInvA m LV 18.10 -3.9 -13.6 +3.5EqDivInvC m LV 17.26 -4.0 -13.9 +2.8EqDivR b LV 18.28 -4.0 -13.7 +3.1EuroInstl ES 14.84 +1.5 -1.7 +1.5/CEuroInvA m ES 14.56 +1.5 -1.8 +1.3/CExch LB 1243.45 -.5 -2.0 +10.1/BFltngRtIncInstl BL 9.44 +.2 -4.0 +2.0FltngRtIncInvA m BL 9.44 +.2 -4.1 +1.7FltngRtIncInvC m BL 9.43 +.1 -4.5 +.9FocGrInstl LG 6.08 +6.9 +20.6 +22.3/AFocGrInvA m LG 5.55 +6.9 +20.4 +21.9/AFocGrInvC m LG 4.39 +6.8 +19.9 +21.1/BGNMAInstl GI 9.57 -.2 +3.5 +3.7GNMAInvA m GI 9.61 -.2 +3.4 +3.5GNMAInvC m GI 9.57 -.2 +3.0 +2.7GlbAllcIncInstl IH 19.59 +1.0 +1.3 +5.2GlbAllcIncInvA m IH 19.44 +1.0 +1.2 +4.9GlbAllcIncInvC m IH 17.27 +1.0 +.9 +4.1GlbAllcIncR b IH 18.40 +1.0 +1.1 +4.6GlbLSCrdtInstl XS 9.69 +.3 -2.6 +1.4GlbLSCrdtInvA m XS 9.67 +.3 -2.8 +1.1GlbLSCrdtInvC m XS 9.49 +.2 -3.2 +.4HYBdInstl HY 7.26 -.6 -4.2 +3.5HYBdInvA m HY 7.26 -.6 -4.3 +3.2HYBdInvC m HY 7.27 -.7 -4.7 +2.4HYBdK HY 7.27 -.6 -4.3 +3.6HYBdSvc b HY 7.27 -.6 -4.4 +3.2HYMuniInstl HM 9.55 +2.5 -2.9 +4.1/BHighEqIncIns XR 22.99 -5.2 -14.8 +1.4/CHighEqIncInvA m XR 19.28 -5.3 -14.9 +1.1/CHthSciOpIns SH 72.56 +2.1 +6.6 +15.2/AHthSciOpInvA m SH 68.75 +2.1 +6.5 +14.9/BHthSciOpInvC m SH 59.22 +2.0 +6.1 +14.0/BInflProtBdInstl IP 11.51 +2.0 +6.6 +5.0InflProtBdInvA m IP 11.21 +1.9 +6.4 +4.7InflProtBdInvC m IP 10.77 +1.9 +6.0 +3.9IntlDivIns FB 29.56 +.5 -3.4 +3.3/AIntlDivInvA m FB 27.50 +.5 -3.5 +3.0/AIntlInstl FB 17.42 +1.2 -2.5 +4.5/AIntlInvA m FB 17.02 +1.2 -2.6 +4.2/AIntlInvC m FB 15.84 +1.1 -2.9 +3.4/ALPDyn2030Instl TH 12.98 +1.0 -3.0 +6.7LPDyn2030InvA m TH 12.37 +1.0 -3.1 +6.4LPDyn2040Instl TJ 15.89 +.9 -5.8 +6.5LPDyn2040InvA m TJ 14.22 +.9 -5.9 +6.2LPDynRetInstl RI 10.97 +1.2 +.9 +6.3LatinAmerInstl LS 37.48 -3.2 -32.3 -3.6/ELatinAmerInvA m LS 36.99 -3.2 -32.4 -3.9/ELngHrznEqInstl WS 13.32 -1.0 -2.3 +11.2/BLngHrznEqInvA m WS 13.31 -1.0 -2.4 +10.8/BLowDurBdInstl CS 9.67 +.8 +1.4 +2.6LowDurBdInvA m CS 9.66 +.8 +1.2 +2.4LowDurBdInvC m CS 9.66 +.8 +1.0 +1.6LowDurBdK CS 9.66 +.8 +1.4 +2.6LowDurBdSvc b CS 9.66 +.8 +1.2 +2.4ManagedIncK XY 9.90 +.6 -.5 +3.6MidCapDivIns MV 16.00 -8.3 -16.1 +2.2/AMidCapDivInvA m MV 15.17 -8.3 -16.2 +1.9/AMidCpGrEqInstl MG 34.03 +1.8 +12.9 +21.1/AMidCpGrEqInvA m MG 29.32 +1.8 +12.8 +20.7/AMidCpGrEqInvC m MG 22.58 +1.7 +12.3 +19.8/ANJMuniBdInstl MJ 11.07 +1.8 -.9 +3.8/BNJMuniBdInvA m MJ 11.08 +1.8 -1.0 +3.5/CNJMuniBdInvC m MJ 11.06 +1.6 -1.5 +2.8/ENYMuniOppsInstl MN 10.84 +.8 -4.4 +2.1/ENYMuniOppsInvA m MN 10.85 +.8 -4.4 +1.9/ENYMuniOppsInvA1 b MN 10.85 +.8 -4.3 +2.1/ENYMuniOppsInvC m MN 10.84 +.7 -4.9 +1.1/ENatrlResTrInstl SN 21.47 -3.3 -15.2 -.5/BNatrlResTrInvA m SN 20.14 -3.3 -15.3 -.7/BNtnlMnInstl MI 11.07 +1.2 +.6 +3.6/BNtnlMnInvA m MI 11.08 +1.1 +.4 +3.3/CNtnlMnInvC m MI 11.08 +1.1 ... +2.5/EPAMuniBdInstl MP 10.88 +1.5 -.2 +3.0/DPAMuniBdInvA m MP 10.90 +1.4 -.2 +2.8/EPAMuniBdInvC m MP 10.89 +1.4 -.7 +2.0/EShrtTrmMuniIns MS 10.15 +.3 +.6 +1.5/DShrtTrmMuniInvA m MS 10.16 +.3 +.6 +1.3/EStrGlbBdIncIns IB 6.28 +.9 +3.3 +4.4StrGlbBdIncIvA m IB 6.27 +.7 +3.2 +4.1StrIncOpA m NT 9.91 +1.1 +.3 +3.0StrIncOpC m NT 9.90 +1.0 -.1 +2.2StrIncOpIns NT 9.91 +1.1 +.4 +3.3StratMuOpIns MI 11.08 +1.0 -4.7 +2.0/EStratMuOpInvA m MI 11.08 +1.0 -4.8 +1.8/EStratMuOpIvA1 b MI 11.08 +1.0 -4.7 +1.9/EStratMuOpIvC m MI 11.08 +.9 -5.1 +1.0/ETactOppsInstl AM 13.95 -.1 +3.6 +5.1TactOppsInvA m AM 13.83 -.1 +3.3 +4.8TechOppsInstl ST 50.38 +12.1 +37.8 +35.0/ATechOppsInvA m ST 46.52 +12.0 +37.6 +34.7/ATechOppsInvC m ST 38.81 +12.0 +37.1 +33.7/ATtlRetInstl PI 12.43 +1.4 +5.4 +5.2TtlRetInvA m PI 12.44 +1.3 +5.1 +4.8TtlRetInvC m PI 12.43 +1.3 +4.8 +4.1TtlRetR b PI 12.44 +1.3 +5.0 +4.5USGovtBdInstl GI 11.10 +.6 +6.2 +4.6USGovtBdInvA m GI 11.13 +.5 +6.0 +4.4USGovtBdInvC m GI 11.11 +.5 +5.7 +3.6USMortgInstl CI 10.25 +1.0 +1.7 +3.5

Bogle Investment ManSmCpGrInstl SB 25.84 +1.4 -8.4 +2.9/A

Boston PartnersLSEqInstl LO 14.95 -8.5 -12.8 -4.9/ESmCpValIIInstl SV 18.90 -8.1 -26.5 -5.2/CSmCpValIIInv b SV 18.02 -8.2 -26.6 -5.4/C

Boston TrustAsstMgmt AL 52.25 -.5 -5.3 +8.5/AEq LB 27.94 -1.5 -5.4 +10.7/B

Bragg Capital TrustQueensRdSmCpVal SV 23.56 -8.5 -12.0 +1.8/AQueensRdVal LV 22.62 -4.8 -9.0 +5.9/A

BrandesIntlEqI FV 13.40 +.4 -21.0 -4.7

BridgesInvm LG 77.28 +1.7 +6.0 +14.4/D

BridgewayAggresivInvs1 MB 57.71 -1.3 -8.5 -.4/DBlueChip35N LB 14.29 -2.2 -4.3 +11.5/AMgdVol XR 15.78 +1.7 +2.7 +5.0/ASmCpVal SV 16.53 -8.9 -22.6 -5.6/CUltraSmCo SV 22.11 -4.2 -8.9 -4.4/BUltraSmCoMkt d SV 10.01 -5.3 -13.9 -3.3/B

Bright RockMidCpGrInstl MG 20.07 -2.6 -2.0 +12.0/DQualLgCpInstl LB 17.34 -3.7 -5.5 +9.0/C

Brookfield InvestmenGlbLtdInfrasI XO 11.79 -4.0 -11.5 +1.6/EGlbLtdInfrasY XO 11.78 -4.0 -11.5 +1.6/EGlbLtdRlEsttI GR 10.55 -5.8 -20.4 -2.0/E

Brown AdvisoryEmMktsSelAdv d EM 9.39 +4.2 -5.5 -.4/EFlexEqIns d LG 25.02 ... +.3 +14.1/DGrEqInstl d LG 29.95 +3.5 +13.9 +24.3/AGrEqInv d LG 29.53 +3.5 +13.8 +24.1/AIntermIncInv d CI 11.08 +1.4 +3.9 +4.0/EMrylndBdInv d SI 10.67 +.7 -.6 +2.8/DSmCpFdmtlValIns d SB 19.06 -9.2 -25.4 -3.8/ESmCpGrInv d SG 22.50 +.4 +1.8 +11.9/C

Brown Cap MgmtSmCoInv b SG 117.13 +4.7 +18.3 +19.1/A

BruceBruce MA 566.43 -2.4 -4.1 +6.0/C

BuffaloDiscv MG 25.13 ... +3.7 +12.4/DEmergOpps SG 17.73 +1.8 +5.9 +14.6/BFlexInc XM 14.01 -3.7 -10.7 +3.5/DGr LG 27.24 +2.9 +7.9 +16.6/CHY HY 10.67 -.6 -2.9 +2.9/BLgCp LG 37.94 +3.5 +8.3 +15.8/DMidCp MG 16.28 -1.1 +5.8 +13.4/DSmCp SG 15.96 +4.5 +16.8 +19.7/A

CG Capital MarketsCorFI CI 8.74 +1.3 +6.2 +5.6/AEmMktsEqInvms EM 14.35 +4.4 -7.9 +2.5/DIntlEq FB 11.66 -.4 -9.0 +1.5/DIntlFI WH 7.93 +1.4 +1.3 +4.5/CLgCpEq LB 19.71 -.7 -1.9 +10.3/BMuniBdInvms ML 9.45 +.8 +.8 +3.5/D

Top 20 Mutual Funds

Vanguard 500IdxAdmrl LB 303,398 -.3 -.6 +11.2/A NL

Vanguard TtlSMIdxAdmrl LB 232,797 +1.9 -2.5 +10.1 NL

Fidelity 500IdxInsPrm LB 229,012 -.3 -.6 +11.2/A NL

Vanguard TtInSIdxInv FB 153,177 +1.1 -7.3 +3.4/B NL

Vanguard TtlSMIdxIns LB 149,008 +1.8 -2.5 +10.1 NL

Vanguard TtlSMIdxInv LB 131,886 +1.8 -2.5 +10.0 NL

Vanguard TtInSIdxInsPlus FB 118,800 +1.1 -7.2 +3.5/B NL

Vanguard InsIdxInsPlus LB 118,598 -.3 -.6 +11.2/A NL

Vanguard TtBMIdxAdmrl CI 116,340 +1.3 +6.5 +4.3/B NL

Vanguard InsIdxIns LB 106,268 -.3 -.6 +11.2/A NL

Fidelity Contrafund LG 99,432 +6.1 +14.0 +14.9/B NL

American Funds GrfAmrcA m LG 99,332 +4.6 +11.5 +13.8/C 5.75

Vanguard WlngtnAdmrl MA 87,758 -.5 -1.8 +8.1/A NL

American Funds AmrcnBalA m MA 77,337 -.3 +.4 +8.1/A 5.75

Vanguard InTrTEAdmrl MI 71,414 +.7 +2.3 +3.6/A NL

American Funds IncAmrcA m AL 68,132 -1.7 -6.6 +5.5/C 5.75

Vanguard TtInSIdxAdmrl FB 67,501 +1.1 -7.2 +3.5/B NL

PIMCO IncInstl MU 63,366 +1.7 -1.4 +4.7 NL

Dodge & Cox Inc PI 63,192 +1.0 +5.9 +4.8/A NL

Dodge & Cox Stk LV 59,938 -5.9 -13.2 +6.4/A NL

Pct YTD PhoneName Obj Load NAV Rtn Number

By Year-to-Date Percent Return By Total Net Assets

U.S. Global Investor WldPrecMnral b SP NL 4.16 +19.5 800-873-8637ProFunds PrMtlsUltSctInv LE NL 70.78 +19.2 888-776-3637Morgan Stanley InsDiscyA m MG 5.25 25.17 +18.3 800-548-7786Morgan Stanley InsDiscyI MG NL 32.11 +18.3 800-548-7786OCM GoldInv m SP 4.50 12.07 +17.0 800-628-9403Morgan Stanley InsightA m LG 5.25 65.44 +16.3 800-869-6397Morgan Stanley InsightI LG NL 73.60 +16.3 800-869-6397Morgan Stanley InsightL b LG NL 45.10 +16.2 800-869-6397Oberweis ChinaOpps m CH NL 15.73 +16.0 800-323-6166Rydex NASDAQ1002xStrH b LE NL 253.73 +15.7 800-820-0888Baron PtnrsInstl MG NL 93.91 +15.6 800-442-3814Baron PtnrsRetail b MG NL 91.44 +15.6 800-442-3814ProFunds UltNASDAQ100Inv LE NL 118.30 +15.6 888-776-3637Rydex NASDAQ1002xStrC m LE 1.00 197.79 +15.6 800-820-0888Morgan Stanley InsInGrA m LG 5.25 69.49 +15.5 800-548-7786Morgan Stanley InsInGrI LG NL 73.98 +15.5 800-548-7786VanEck IntlInvsGoldA m SP 5.75 13.68 +15.3 800-826-1115VanEck IntlInvsGoldY SP NL 14.02 +15.3 800-826-1115Transamerica CptlGrA m LG 5.50 41.58 +15.2 888-233-4339Morgan Stanley InsIncIncptI d SG NL 16.85 +14.9 800-548-7786

By 4-Week Percent Return

Morgan Stanley InsDiscyI MG NL 32.11 +67.4 800-548-7786

Morgan Stanley InsDiscyA m MG 5.25 25.17 +67.1 800-548-7786

Morgan Stanley InsightI LG NL 73.60 +60.8 800-869-6397

Morgan Stanley InsightA m LG 5.25 65.44 +60.5 800-869-6397

Morgan Stanley InsightL b LG NL 45.10 +60.2 800-869-6397

Morgan Stanley InsInGrI LG NL 73.98 +59.7 800-548-7786

Morgan Stanley InsInGrA m LG 5.25 69.49 +59.5 800-548-7786

Transamerica CptlGrA m LG 5.50 41.58 +58.6 888-233-4339

Virtus InvtvGrStkIns LG NL 47.91 +54.6 888-784-3863

Morgan Stanley InsIncIncptI d SG NL 16.85 +50.4 800-548-7786

Morgan Stanley InsIncIncptA m SG 5.25 12.78 +50.2 800-548-7786

Baron GlbAdvantageIns WS NL 41.10 +41.1 800-992-2766

Baron GlbAdvantageRtl b WS NL 40.43 +41.0 800-992-2766

ProFunds IntUltraSectInv LE NL 127.28 +39.9 888-776-3637

BlackRock TechOppsInstl ST NL 50.38 +37.8 800-441-7762

BlackRock TechOppsInvA m ST 5.25 46.52 +37.6 800-441-7762

Berkshire Foc d ST NL 37.77 +37.1 877-526-0707

BlackRock TechOppsInvC m ST 1.00 38.81 +37.1 800-441-7762

Baron OppInstl LG NL 32.75 +37.0 800-992-2766

Baron OppRetail b LG NL 31.27 +36.7 800-992-2766

Total Percent Return/Rank PctName Obj Assets 4-Wk YTD 5-Yr Load

Pct 4-Wk PhoneName Obj Load NAV Rtn Number






Mutual FundsContinued from previous page


SmMidCpEq MG 16.88 -3.2 -7.3 +5.8/E

CGMFoc LB 25.12 -1.0 -27.1 -18.8/EMut AL 23.37 -2.3 -12.7 -5.1/ERlty LB 20.80 -4.0 -18.4 -6.3/E

CIBCAtDipEqInstl LB 23.00 ... +1.3 +14.0/A

CMAdvsFI CS 10.82 +.2 +1.0 +1.0/E

CONGRESSSmallCapGrInst SG 29.68 +1.1 +5.1 +14.6/BSmallCapGrRet b SG 26.83 +1.1 +5.1 +14.3/B

CRMMidCpValInstl MB 19.32 -5.5 -13.6 +3.5/BSmCpValInstl SB 13.22 -9.1 -26.8 -4.0/ESmCpValInv SB 11.17 -9.1 -26.9 -4.3/E

CalamosCnvrtA m CV 21.43 +4.5 +17.7 +14.3/CCnvrtC m CV 21.19 +4.5 +17.3 +13.4/CCnvrtInstl CV 18.85 +4.5 +17.8 +14.5/CEvolvingWldGrA m EM 17.34 +8.8 +15.9 +10.2/AEvolvingWldGrI EM 17.48 +8.8 +16.0 +10.4/AGlbGrIncA m IH 9.51 +2.8 +7.5 +8.1/AGlbGrIncI IH 9.83 +2.8 +7.7 +8.3/AGrA m LG 34.03 +3.6 +9.2 +14.6/DGrC m LG 17.74 +3.6 +8.8 +13.8/DGrIncA m AL 35.35 +.3 +3.2 +10.7/AGrIncC m AL 35.67 +.3 +2.8 +9.9/AGrIncInstl AL 33.80 +.3 +3.3 +11.0/AGrInstl LG 47.91 +3.6 +9.4 +14.9/DHiIncOppsA m HY 7.78 -1.0 -5.6 +1.8/DIntlGrA m FG 21.26 +4.8 +10.8 +10.3/AIntlGrInstl FG 21.95 +4.9 +10.9 +10.5/AMktNetrlIncA m NE 13.58 +.4 +1.3 +3.7/BMktNetrlIncC m NE 13.82 +.3 +.9 +2.9/BMktNetrlIncIns NE 13.40 +.4 +1.4 +4.0/AOppcValInstl LB 14.93 +.1 -3.1 +8.8/CTtlRetBdA m PI 10.90 +1.5 +5.1 +4.5/DTtlRetBdI PI 10.90 +1.5 +5.3 +4.8/C

CalvertBalA m MA 35.27 +2.4 +1.4 +9.0BalC m MA 34.05 +2.3 +1.0 +8.2BdA m PI 16.85 +2.0 +3.6 +4.3EqA m LG 57.97 +.4 +5.1 +18.9EqC m LG 30.98 +.3 +4.7 +18.0IncA m TW 17.07 +3.0 +.9 +4.5IntlEqA m FB 19.48 +2.8 -2.2 +6.9MdCpA m MB 31.62 +.5 -9.4 +6.3RspMuniIncA m MI 16.58 +.3 +2.2 +3.8ShrtDurIncA m CS 16.07 +1.7 +.7 +2.5USLCCrRspnbIdxA m LB 27.18 +2.6 +1.2 +12.2

CambiarGlblUltrFcsInv d WS 16.70 -4.0 -15.4 -2.7/EIntlEqInv d FB 23.35 +.4 -12.5 -1.5/EOppInstl LV 21.08 -4.1 -4.3 +7.1/AOppInv LV 21.15 -4.1 -4.4 +6.9/ASmCpInstl d SB 14.61 -5.5 -14.1 +2.1/BSmCpInv d SB 14.18 -5.5 -14.1 +2.0/B

CarillonClVtCptlApprA m LG 50.28 +4.6 +10.3 +15.9/DEagleGrIncA m LV 19.51 -3.2 -9.4 +6.8/AEagleGrIncC m LV 18.57 -3.2 -9.8 +6.0/AEglMidCpGrA m MG 71.29 +1.5 +8.1 +15.4/CEglMidCpGrC m MG 55.17 +1.5 +7.8 +14.6/CEglSmCpGrA m SG 49.19 +.9 -.4 +7.4/DEglSmCpGrC m SG 31.32 +.8 -.7 +6.7/DReamsCore+BdI PI 36.40 +1.4 +13.3 +7.9/AReamsCore+BdY b PI 36.37 +1.3 +13.1 +7.4/AReamsCoreBdI CI 13.12 +1.3 +13.2 +8.0/AReamsUnconsBdI NT 12.71 +.2 +6.7 +4.6/AScoutIntlI FB 16.39 -1.9 -12.6 +.4/EScoutMdCpI MB 18.54 -2.2 -2.5 +6.7/AScoutSmCpI SG 27.65 -3.1 -3.3 +8.7/D

CausewayIntlValInstl FV 13.30 -2.8 -14.9 -2.2/CIntlValInv FV 13.19 -2.8 -15.0 -2.4/C

Center Coast CapitalBrkfldMidstFocA m LP 2.97 -16.1 -41.5 -19.5/EBrkfldMidstFocC m LP 2.62 -16.3 -41.9 -20.1/E

ChamplainSmCoAdv b SG 18.33 -4.5 -6.6 +6.3/D

ChartwellInc d XY 12.54 -1.0 -4.7 +1.8/E

Chase Invmt CounselChaseGrInstl d LG 13.19 +4.9 +1.4 +11.4/EChaseGrNs d LG 12.50 +5.0 +1.3 +11.3/E

ChesapeakeGr b LG 42.77 +3.4 +7.5 +14.8/D

City National RochdaCorpBdServicing CS 10.76 +1.1 +3.4 +3.1DivIncN b LV 34.67 -3.1 -15.1 +.4/D

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ClermontCLSGrandIncN CA 10.62 -.1 -5.6 +2.7/E

ClipperClipper LB 112.44 -2.4 -8.4 +4.5/E

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Colorado BondSharesATxEx f SI 9.12 +1.3 +.8 +4.8/A

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Community ReinvestQlfdInvm b GI 10.89 +.6 +3.6 +3.3/D

ConvergenceCorPlusInstl LO 13.49 +1.3 -12.3 +3.9/C

Copeland Capital ManRkMgdDivGrI d LB 10.50 -1.3 -10.7 +3.7/E

CopleyCopley d LV 116.20 -.3 -8.4 +11.9

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Crossmark StewardS/MCpEnhIdxA b SB 11.59 -6.8 -16.6 -.6/C

CullenHiDivEqInstl d LV 14.24 -.8 -16.5 +1.0HiDivEqRetail m LV 14.24 -.8 -16.6 +.7

CutlerEq LV 20.11 -4.4 -7.3 +7.6/A

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DeutscheCATxFrIncA m MC 7.52 +.9 ... +3.1/ECATxFrIncS MC 7.50 +.9 ... +3.4/DCROCIEqDivA m LV 45.92 -8.1 -19.3 +3.7/BCROCIIntlA m FB 42.37 -.2 -10.0 -.1/ECROCIIntlS FB 42.56 -.2 -9.9 +.1/ECmnctnsA m SC 27.55 +3.8 +6.8 +8.4/BCorEqA m LB 26.94 -.1 -3.0 +10.0/CCorEqS LB 27.26 -.1 -2.9 +10.3/BCptlGrA m LG 97.41 +5.3 +16.3 +20.1/BCptlGrS LG 98.66 +5.3 +16.4 +20.4/BEmMktFixIncS EB 9.01 +2.4 -2.6 +2.7/CEmMktsEqS EM 20.25 +5.8 -3.8 +6.2/BEq500IdxInstl LB 188.19 -.3 -.8 +11.7/AEq500IdxS LB 184.69 -.3 -.8 +11.7/AGNMAS GI 13.99 -.1 +2.6 +3.3/DGlbHiIncInstl HY 6.53 -1.6 -3.2 +4.0/AGlbIncBldrA m IH 9.17 +.7 -4.3 +4.7/AGlbSmCpA m SW 25.99 -3.0 -10.9 -2.3/EGlbSmCpS SW 27.98 -3.0 -10.8 -2.1/EHiCoGlBdS WH 9.60 +1.6 +3.3 +4.1/CHiIncA m HY 4.56 -1.6 -2.6 +3.8/AHlthWllnssS SH 41.12 +2.3 +5.4 +11.1/CIntlGrS FG 38.51 +3.7 +2.5 +7.0/CIntmTaxFrS MI 11.90 +.8 +1.9 +3.3/CLgCpFocGrA m LG 60.34 +6.3 +17.2 +19.6/BLgCpFocGrS LG 63.44 +6.2 +17.3 +19.9/BLtnAmrcEqS LS 25.60 -2.0 -25.1 +7.0/AMATxFrS MT 14.64 +.9 +1.7 +3.7/AMgdMuniBdA m ML 9.13 +1.3 +.1 +3.2/EMgdMuniBdS ML 9.15 +1.4 +.2 +3.4/DMltAstCnsrvAlS CA 13.46 +.8 -1.1 +4.5/CMltAstGlbAllcS AL 15.09 +.5 -4.5 +3.6/DNYTxFrIncA m MY 10.79 +1.1 +.7 +3.2/DNYTxFrIncS MY 10.79 +1.1 +.9 +3.5/BRlEsttSecA m SR 18.77 -5.3 -14.8 +3.7/CSP500IdxS LB 32.79 -.3 -.7 +11.7/ASciandTechA m ST 29.65 +7.9 +21.9 +25.5/BShrtDurS CS 8.73 +.8 +1.6 +2.9/BShrtTrmMnBdIns MS 10.19 +.4 +1.3 +2.0/BSmCpCorS SB 25.21 -6.2 -17.6 -2.5/DStratHYTxFrA m HM 11.72 +2.1 -2.3 +2.7/EStratHYTxFrS HM 11.73 +2.1 -2.2 +3.0/DTotRetBdA m PI 11.29 +1.2 +5.1 +4.8/CTotRetBdS PI 11.29 +1.2 +5.3 +5.1/C

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DominionImpactBdInv m PI 12.31 +1.5 +7.2 +5.6/AImpactEqInstl d LB 25.67 +3.5 +8.0 +12.7/AImpactEqInv m LB 25.81 +3.5 +7.8 +12.3/AImpactIntlEqInv m FV 7.19 -.8 -11.1 -2.3/C

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DriehausActvInc XS 8.44 -.1 -6.6 -.8EmMktsGrInv d EM 40.08 +7.7 +1.4 +8.3/AsEvnDrv AM 12.23 +6.9 +6.0 +6.6

DupreeMtKntckyTFInc SI 7.86 +.5 +1.1 +3.5/AMtKntckyTFSM SS 5.41 ... +1.4 +2.3/CMtNrthCrlnTFInc SI 11.93 +.4 +2.7 +3.9/AMtTnnssTFInc SI 11.66 +.3 +2.0 +3.3/B

EPEmMktsSmCoA m EM 11.69 +5.9 +3.5 +2.2/D

Eaton VanceAMTFreeMuniIncA m ML 9.24 +1.0 +1.9 +4.2/CAmtFreeMuniIncI ML 10.09 +1.0 +2.0 +4.4/BArizonaMuniIncA m SL 9.80 +.6 +2.1 +3.8/AAtlntCptSMIDCA m MG 29.95 -6.3 -10.7 +8.7/EAtlntCptSMIDCI MG 33.62 -6.3 -10.5 +8.9/EBalA m MA 9.86 +1.9 +.8 +8.7BalC m MA 9.90 +1.8 +.4 +7.8CAMnOpA m MF 10.84 +1.0 +1.9 +4.1/ACnctctMnIncA m SL 10.23 +.8 +1.6 +3.2/CDivBldrA m LB 14.88 -1.5 -3.8 +10.3/BDivBldrC m LB 14.97 -1.6 -4.2 +9.5/CDivBldrI LB 14.86 -1.6 -3.8 +10.6/BFltngRtA m BL 8.60 +.2 -4.2 +1.6/BFltngRtAdv b BL 8.31 +.2 -4.2 +1.6/BFltngRtAdvtgA m BL 9.82 +1.5 -6.5 +1.4FltngRtAdvtgAdv b BL 9.82 +1.5 -6.5 +1.3FltngRtAdvtgC m BL 9.81 +1.5 -6.7 +.8FltngRtC m BL 8.30 +.1 -4.6 +.8/DFltngRtHiIncA m BL 8.67 +1.1 -4.7 +1.5FltngRtHiIncAdv b BL 8.15 +1.2 -4.6 +1.5FltngRtHiIncC m BL 8.14 +1.1 -4.9 +.8FltngRtHiIncI BL 8.16 +1.2 -4.5 +1.8FltngRtInstl BL 8.32 +.2 -4.0 +1.8/AFltngRtMuniIncA m MS 9.73 +.6 -.8 +1.0/EGeorgiaMuniIncA m SI 8.75 +.5 +2.1 +3.6/AGlbIncBldrA m IH 9.00 -.7 -4.9 +4.5/AGlbIncBldrC m IH 8.89 -.8 -5.4 +3.7/BGlbMcrAbRtA m NT 8.60 +.3 -.9 +2.0GlbMcrAbRtI NT 8.59 +.3 -.7 +2.3GovtOppsA m GS 6.19 ... +3.8 +2.4GovtOppsC m GS 6.18 ... +3.4 +1.7GrA m LG 31.52 +5.1 +12.1 +17.4/CGreaterChinaGrA m CH 26.12 +7.0 +5.2 +12.5/DGreaterIndiaA m EI 29.88 +5.1 -12.9 -1.3/DHYMuniIncA m HM 8.97 +1.5 -1.0 +4.5/AHYMuniIncC m HM 8.30 +1.6 -1.3 +3.7/CHiIncOppsA m HY 4.14 -1.2 -4.8 +2.3/DHiIncOppsC m HY 4.14 -1.5 -5.2 +1.5/EIncofBostonA m HY 5.26 +.2 -4.0 +2.5IncofBostonC m HY 5.27 +.1 -4.4 +1.7IncofBostonI HY 5.26 +.2 -3.8 +2.7LgCpValA m LV 17.65 -6.8 -15.3 +4.3/BLgCpValC m LV 17.72 -6.8 -15.6 +3.5/BLgCpValI LV 17.73 -6.7 -15.2 +4.6/BLgCpValR b LV 17.60 -6.7 -15.4 +4.0/BMAMnIncA m MT 8.99 +.8 +1.9 +3.5/BMnstMnIncA m SM 9.73 +.4 +2.0 +3.4/BMrylndMuniIncA m SI 8.95 +.9 +1.0 +3.0/CMsrMnIncA m SL 9.65 +.5 +2.5 +4.0/A

NYMuniIncA m MY 10.45 +.9 +2.2 +4.0/ANYMuniIncC m MY 10.46 +.8 +1.9 +3.2/DNYMuniOppsA m MN 10.10 +1.2 +.8 +3.2/ANrthCrlnMnIncA m SL 9.13 +.6 +1.8 +3.2/CNtnlLtdMtMnIncA m MS 9.83 +.7 +.8 +2.4/BNtnlMnIncA m ML 10.19 +1.1 +2.2 +4.6/ANtnlMnIncC m ML 10.19 +1.1 +1.8 +3.8/CNtnlMnIncI ML 10.19 +1.1 +2.4 +4.8/ANwJrsyMnIncA m MJ 9.50 +.9 +1.3 +4.4/AOhioMuniIncA m MO 9.29 +.7 +2.7 +4.3/AOregonMuniIncA m SL 8.87 +.7 +3.1 +4.0/APnsylvnMnIncA m MP 8.64 +.6 +1.7 +3.4/CShrtDrGovtIncA m GS 8.14 +.1 +2.0 +2.1ShrtDrGovtIncC m GS 8.15 ... +1.7 +1.5ShrtDrMuniOppsA m MS 10.02 +1.2 -.9 +2.4/BShrtDrStratIncA m NT 7.11 +1.2 +2.0 +3.3ShrtDrStratIncC m NT 6.70 +1.2 +1.6 +2.6SpecEqsA m MG 21.70 -4.7 -10.7 +6.0/ESthCrlnMnIncA m SL 9.39 +.8 +2.1 +3.4/CTABSShTrmMnBdA m MS 10.92 +.1 +4.3 +2.9/ATABSShTrmMnBdI MS 10.92 +.1 +4.4 +3.1/ATxMgdEqAstAlcA m XM 21.95 +.8 -5.6 +7.7TxMgdEqAstAlcC m XM 20.32 +.7 -5.9 +6.9TxMgdGlbDivIncA m WS 12.69 +1.6 -6.3 +4.6TxMgdGlbDivIncC m WS 12.66 +1.6 -6.6 +3.8TxMgdGr10 LG 1387.83 +.4 +1.4 +12.2/ETxMgdGr11A m LG 62.44 +.3 +1.1 +11.8/ETxMgdGr12A m LG 28.06 +.3 +1.0 +11.7/ETxMgdGr12C m LG 27.20 +.3 +.6 +10.8/ETxMgdMltCpGrA m LG 37.88 +4.5 +11.9 +18.3/CTxMgdSmCpA m SG 23.30 -5.4 -11.8 +5.3/DTxMgdValA m LV 27.21 -5.8 -13.4 +6.0/ATxMgdValI LV 27.10 -5.8 -13.3 +6.2/AVrgnMnIncA m SL 8.01 +.7 +2.4 +3.3/CWldwideHlthSciA m SH 12.86 +1.4 +3.9 +12.2/BWldwideHlthSciC m SH 13.00 +1.4 +3.5 +11.3/C

Edgar LomaxVal LV 12.36 -7.8 -17.8 +3.8/B

EdgewoodGrInstl LG 45.76 +4.7 +18.8 +21.6/A

ElfunDivers MA 19.51 +.6 -.2 +6.7/CInc PI 12.21 +1.1 +5.5 +5.2/BIntlEq FB 22.49 +.9 -5.1 +4.3/ATrusts LG 65.54 +1.2 +5.4 +15.4/DTxExInc ML 11.52 +.7 +1.7 +3.8/C

EmeraldBnkngFinA m SF 25.19 +2.7 -29.2 -8.9GrA m SG 26.93 +2.2 +1.3 +9.5

EuroPacGoldA m SP 12.65 +10.9 +20.5 +15.6/DIntlBdA m IB 8.55 ... -.6 +1.2/DIntlDivIncA m FV 8.18 +2.6 +2.4 +3.0/AIntlValA m FV 8.28 +4.8 +9.5 +5.2/A

EvermoreGlbValInstl d SW 11.29 -4.6 -21.3 -5.6/E

FAMEqIncInv MB 35.51 -3.3 -7.0 +10.2/AValInv MG 72.29 -5.5 -10.6 +7.0/E

FBPApprecIncOpps AL 16.33 -4.9 -14.3 +.9/E

FMICommonStkInv MB 22.08 -7.3 -15.9 +1.1/DLgCpInv LB 17.77 -4.1 -10.1 +5.7/E

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Frost FundsGrEqInstl LG 15.57 +5.6 +14.9 +21.3/BGrEqInv b LG 15.31 +5.7 +14.9 +21.0/BLowDurBdInstl CS 10.44 +.8 +2.4 +2.7/CMuniBdInstl MI 10.54 +.4 +1.8 +3.0/DTtlRetBdInstl CS 10.01 +1.4 -1.3 +2.3/DTtlRetBdInvs b CS 10.01 +1.5 -1.4 +2.1/E

FundXAgrsvUpgrdr LG 63.40 +5.8 +4.3 +10.6CnsrvUpgrader TV 39.21 +2.0 -3.1 +6.1FlexInc MU 26.66 +.4 -4.2 +1.0Upgrader LG 60.54 +3.0 +.8 +10.8

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GamcoGlbCont&CnctAAA m SC 18.95 +.9 -3.5 +1.2/E

GatewayA m XR 33.91 +.9 -2.3 +2.7

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GoodHavenGoodHaven d MV 21.77 -4.0 -14.0 +.3/B

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HSBCOppI MG 13.61 +.8 +1.8 +12.7/D

Hancock HorizonBrknrdSmCpInv SB 28.90 +.2 -21.3 -4.8

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HeartlandSelValInv m LV 20.78 -6.5 -18.5 +.7/DValInv m SV 32.52 -4.5 -15.6 -2.3/AValPlusInv m SV 31.13 -7.6 -12.3 +3.0/A

HennessyCrnrstnGrInv b SB 17.47 -5.7 -16.5 -2.1/DCrnrstnLgGrInv b LV 9.78 -3.9 -11.8 +4.3/BCrnrstnMC30Ins MB 11.44 -7.2 -13.2 -3.6/ECrnrstnMC30Inv b MB 11.01 -7.2 -13.4 -4.0/ECrnrstnValInv b LV 14.14 -6.4 -18.5 +.3/DEqandIncInstl MA 13.72 +.9 -3.3 +5.3EqandIncInv b MA 14.60 +.9 -3.4 +4.9FocInstl MG 74.86 -4.8 -8.7 +7.7/EFocInv b MG 72.37 -4.9 -8.9 +7.3/EGasUtilityInv b SU 23.90 -6.4 -15.4 +.1/EJapanInstl JS 40.74 +2.1 +3.2 +10.3/AJapanInv b JS 39.49 +2.1 +2.9 +9.8/ASmCpFinclInv b SF 14.71 -15.3 -33.0 -11.0/ETtlRetInv b MA 12.60 -5.1 -10.6 +3.4/E

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HillmanNoLoad LV 25.91 -6.3 -11.1 +8.5/A

HodgesRetail m MG 32.10 -3.4 -12.2 -5.3/ESmCpRetail m SB 14.33 -6.2 -14.3 -.5/C

HomesteadShrtTrmBd CS 5.41 +.6 +4.2 +3.4/AShrtTrmGovtSec GS 5.37 +.5 +3.6 +2.7/BSmCoStk SB 24.17 -3.1 -6.7 -2.0/DStkIdx LB 23.66 -.4 -.8 +11.2/BVal LV 45.27 -4.0 -9.8 +7.4/A

Hood RiverSmCpGrInstl d SG 46.32 +5.9 +10.6 +10.9/C

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HundredfoldSelAltSvc b TV 24.31 +1.6 +13.8 +7.8

HussmanStratGr d NE 6.07 +2.7 +13.0 -2.0/D

StratTtlRet d TV 14.50 +2.0 +9.6 +7.8/A

ICMSmCo SB 22.25 -10.0 -23.2 -2.5/D

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McKeeIntlEqInstl d FB 10.18 -1.4 -13.4 -3.2/E

MeederBalRetail b TV 11.30 +.6 -7.5 +2.7CnsrvAllcRetail b XY 22.33 +.9 -1.6 +3.2DynAllcRetail b XM 11.61 +.2 -2.0 +7.5/AMuirfieldRetail b TV 7.06 -.3 -10.5 +2.9/C

MergerInv b NE 17.17 +.4 ... +4.6

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MerkHardCcyInv b IB 9.11 +.1 -1.5 -1.5/E

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TtlRetBdPlan PI 10.88 +1.3 +6.9 +5.9/AUltraShrtBdIns UB 4.26 +.1 +.8 +2.0/CUltraShrtBdM b UB 4.26 +.3 +.8 +1.9/DUnconsBdI NT 11.78 +.9 +.6 +3.2/BUnconsBdM b NT 11.79 +.9 +.5 +2.9/B

MillerOppC m MB 25.27 +2.3 -5.8 +5.5/AOppI MB 29.79 +2.4 -5.4 +6.6/A

MonettaCoreGr b LG 23.42 +1.8 +2.0 +13.1/DMonetta LG 22.83 +1.2 +5.8 +13.3/D

Morgan StanleyEuropeOppsA m ES 23.10 +8.5 +15.7 +10.6/AGlbFIOppsA m MU 5.63 +2.0 +.1 +4.1/BGlbFIOppsI MU 5.70 +2.0 +.2 +4.4/AInsDiscyA m MG 25.17 +18.3 +67.1 +42.3/AInsDiscyI MG 32.11 +18.3 +67.4 +42.7/AInsInAcIntlAlI d FB 14.52 +3.3 -.5 +4.3/AInsInEMI d EM 22.00 +5.6 -7.1 +1.2/DInsInGlbFrnchI WS 29.43 +2.2 +3.2 +12.9/AInsInGrA m LG 69.49 +15.5 +59.5 +33.6/AInsInGrI LG 73.98 +15.5 +59.7 +34.0/AInsInIntEqA m FB 14.20 +1.7 -3.2 +2.6/BInsInIntEqI d FB 14.30 +1.8 -3.0 +3.0/BInsIncIncptA m SG 12.78 +14.8 +50.2 +29.8/AInsIncIncptI d SG 16.85 +14.9 +50.4 +30.2/AInsIncUSRlEstI SR 7.82 -9.5 -27.9 -5.9/EInsShDrIncI CS 8.28 +.9 +1.8 +2.9/BInsightA m LG 65.44 +16.3 +60.5 +40.8/AInsightI LG 73.60 +16.3 +60.8 +41.2/AInsightL b LG 45.10 +16.2 +60.2 +40.1/AInstlCorpBdI TW 13.40 +2.2 +5.7 +6.5/BInstlCrPlsFIA m PI 11.82 +2.2 +4.1 +5.2/BInstlCrPlsFIIns PI 11.80 +2.1 +4.3 +5.6/AInstlGlbStrA m IH 15.29 -.5 -4.3 +4.2/BInstlGlbStrIns IH 15.45 -.5 -4.1 +4.5/AUSGovtSecA m CI 8.99 +1.4 +5.0 +4.1/EUSGovtSecI CI 9.00 +1.5 +5.1 +4.5/D

Motley FoolGlbOppInv WS 27.96 +4.6 +10.8 +15.8/ASMCapGrInv MG 28.18 +2.8 +12.2 +15.6/C

MuhlenkampMuhlenkamp LB 42.60 -3.8 -9.6 -.2/E

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NeedhamGrRetail b MG 45.64 +1.7 +8.7 +13.4/D

Neuberger BermanCorBdInstl CI 11.04 +1.5 +7.1 +5.5/BEmMktsDbtInstl EB 8.24 -.3 -4.2 +2.8/CEmMktsEqInstl EM 19.69 +6.5 -4.2 +3.9/CEmMktsEqR6 EM 19.69 +6.5 -4.2 +3.9/CEqIncA m LV 11.52 -2.7 -11.7 +3.1/BEqIncC m LV 11.45 -2.8 -12.1 +2.3/CEqIncInstl LV 11.56 -2.6 -11.5 +3.4/BFltngRtIncInstl BL 9.20 -.3 -3.1 +2.1/AFocInv LB 26.41 +3.1 +4.6 +9.4/CFocTrust b LB 26.42 +3.1 +4.6 +9.2/CGenesisAdv b SG 58.07 -2.3 -.5 +9.8/CGenesisInstl SG 58.36 -2.2 -.2 +10.3/CGenesisInv SG 58.44 -2.3 -.3 +10.1/CGenesisR6 SG 58.31 -2.2 -.2 +10.4/CGenesisTrust SG 58.42 -2.3 -.4 +10.0/CGrtChinaEqIns CH 10.99 +9.4 +5.3 +11.1/EGuardianInstl LG 20.77 +2.9 +10.1 +16.5/CGuardianInv LG 20.75 +2.9 +10.0 +16.3/CGuardianTrust b LG 20.74 +2.9 +9.9 +16.1/DHiIncBdInstl HY 8.13 -1.2 -3.5 +3.0/BHiIncBdInv HY 8.12 -1.2 -3.6 +2.8/BHiIncBdR6 HY 8.13 -1.2 -3.6 +3.1/BIntlEqInstl FG 13.24 +.9 -3.6 +4.5/EIntlEqInv FG 13.23 +.8 -3.8 +4.2/EIntlEqTrust FG 13.24 +.9 -3.7 +4.1/EIntlSelInstl FG 13.05 +1.4 -2.5 +5.2/DIntrnsValInstl SB 14.14 -2.3 -9.4 +3.5/ALgCpValAdv b LV 28.64 -6.4 -11.6 +5.4/ALgCpValInstl LV 28.61 -6.4 -11.3 +6.0/ALgCpValInv LV 28.61 -6.4 -11.5 +5.8/ALgCpValTrust b LV 28.63 -6.4 -11.5 +5.6/ALgShA m LO 15.32 +1.2 +4.5 +6.0/BLgShC m LO 15.11 +1.1 +4.1 +5.2/BLgShInstl LO 15.42 +1.2 +4.8 +6.3/BMdCpGrA m MG 17.09 +2.7 +9.3 +15.5/CMdCpGrInstl MG 17.28 +2.7 +9.6 +16.0/BMdCpGrInv MG 17.18 +2.7 +9.4 +15.7/BMdCpGrTrust MG 17.15 +2.7 +9.4 +15.7/CMltCpOppsA m LB 15.42 -3.1 -9.2 +7.2/DMltCpOppsC m LB 15.32 -3.1 -9.5 +6.4/EMltCpOppsInstl LB 15.40 -3.0 -9.0 +7.6/DMunImptIns MI 17.79 +.4 +2.3 +3.5/CMuniIntermBdIns MI 11.97 +.9 +.8 +3.3/CRlEsttA m SR 13.50 -2.8 -6.6 +7.7/ARlEsttInstl SR 13.54 -2.8 -6.4 +8.0/ARlEsttTrust b SR 13.50 -2.8 -6.5 +7.9/AShrtDurBdInstl CS 7.70 +.8 +.6 +2.1/ESmCpGrInstl SG 41.46 +1.7 +6.3 +19.8/ASmCpGrInv SG 41.11 +1.7 +6.1 +19.4/AStratIncA m MU 10.91 +.6 +.1 +3.1/CStratIncC m MU 10.89 +.5 -.3 +2.3/DStratIncInstl MU 10.89 +.6 +.3 +3.5/BStratIncR6 MU 10.89 +.7 +.4 +3.6/BSustEqA m LB 35.95 -2.2 -4.7 +7.1/DSustEqC m LB 35.67 -2.2 -5.1 +6.4/ESustEqInst LB 35.91 -2.1 -4.5 +7.6/DSustEqInv LB 35.96 -2.1 -4.6 +7.4/DSustEqR3 b LB 35.96 -2.1 -4.8 +6.9/DSustEqR6 LB 35.91 -2.1 -4.4 +7.6/DSustEqTrust b LB 35.99 -2.1 -4.7 +7.2/D

New AlternativesA f SW 67.32 +1.3 +7.0 +11.9/A

New CovenantBalGr MA 106.61 +.2 +2.1 +8.4/ABalInc CA 22.24 +.4 +3.2 +6.6/AGr x LB 44.40 -.3 -.7 +10.7/BInc CS 24.38 +.8 +4.3 +4.0/A

NicholasEqIncI LV 17.57 -4.0 -8.2 +7.1/AHiIncInstl HY 8.61 -.5 -3.6 +2.0/DIII MG 27.38 -2.1 -3.3 +11.6/DLtdEditionInstl SG 27.66 -1.2 -2.4 +10.3/CNicholas LG 68.18 -.6 +.3 +12.7/E

1919FinclSvcsA m SF 21.34 -11.0 -24.5 -3.0/CFinclSvcsC m SF 19.42 -11.1 -24.8 -3.7/CMrylndTxFrIncA m SI 15.74 +.5 +1.6 +2.6/DSclyRspnsvBalA m MA 21.56 +1.5 +5.2 +12.5/A

North CountryEqGr LG 20.68 +2.3 +6.3 +14.3/DIntermBd CI 10.96 +1.1 +4.7 +4.4/D

Northeast InvestorsNorthstInvTrust HY 3.70 -1.1 -7.1 -3.3/E

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KentuckyMnBdA m SL 10.96 +.5 +.7 +3.3/CLgCpValA m LV 19.27 -6.1 -18.8 -.7/ELgCpValI LV 19.36 -6.2 -18.7 -.5/ELouisianaMnBdA m SL 11.25 +.6 +.5 +3.6/BLtdTrmMnBdA m MS 11.30 +.4 +1.7 +3.0/ALtdTrmMnBdC2 m MS 11.28 +.4 +1.6 +2.6/ALtdTrmMnBdI MS 11.26 +.4 +1.8 +3.2/AMAMnBdA m MT 10.33 +1.2 +1.3 +3.6/BMAMnBdI MT 10.32 +1.1 +1.3 +3.7/AMNIntermMnBdA m SM 10.55 +.7 +1.1 +3.3/CMNIntermMnBdI SM 10.50 +.7 +1.2 +3.5/BMNMnBdA m SM 11.90 +.8 +.9 +3.7/AMNMnBdI SM 11.88 +.8 +.9 +3.9/AMichiganMnBdA m SL 11.94 +.4 +2.5 +4.0/AMichiganMnBdI SL 11.92 +.4 +2.6 +4.1/AMidCpGrOppsA m MG 31.85 +3.4 +11.5 +14.2/CMidCpGrOppsI MG 42.45 +3.4 +11.7 +14.5/CMidCpValA m MV 34.71 -7.0 -19.0 .../BMidCpValI MV 34.83 -7.0 -18.8 +.3/BMissouriMnBdA m SL 11.52 +.7 +1.4 +3.9/AMrylndMnBdA m SL 10.82 +.9 +.7 +3.3/CMrylndMnBdI SL 10.81 +.9 +.7 +3.5/BNAMnBdA m SL 11.19 +.6 +1.9 +3.6/BNAMnBdI SL 11.23 +.5 +1.9 +3.8/ANWQIntlValI FV 20.76 -2.3 -14.6 -3.5/DNWQMltCpValA m MV 27.46 -6.1 -19.5 -.7/CNWQMltCpValI MV 27.70 -6.1 -19.4 -.5/BNWQSmCpValA m SB 33.68 -10.7 -23.0 -4.4/ENWQSmCpValI SB 34.91 -10.7 -22.9 -4.2/ENYMnBdA m MY 11.01 +.8 -.1 +3.2/DNYMnBdI MY 11.02 +.9 ... +3.4/CNebraskaMnBdI SL 11.04 +.6 +2.8 +4.0/ANewJerseyMnBdA m MJ 11.47 +.8 ... +3.8/BNewJerseyMnBdI MJ 11.51 +.7 +.1 +4.0/BNewMexicoMnBdA m SL 10.59 +.7 +2.2 +3.7/BOhioMnBdA m MO 11.94 +.3 +3.2 +4.3/AOhioMnBdI MO 11.90 +.3 +3.3 +4.5/AOrgIntermMnBdI SI 10.67 +.5 +2.6 +3.6/APEMnBdA m MP 11.28 +.9 +1.8 +4.3/APEMnBdI MP 11.26 +.9 +1.9 +4.5/ARlEsttSecA m SR 17.34 -2.9 -13.3 +2.3/DRlEsttSecI SR 17.66 -2.9 -13.2 +2.6/CShrtTrmMnBdI MS 10.18 +.2 +1.0 +2.0/CSmCpGrOppsA m SG 24.72 -.1 +7.9 +13.1/CSmCpGrOppsI SG 30.15 -.1 +8.1 +13.4/BSmCpSelA m SB 7.13 -5.9 -12.7 +2.5/ASmCpSelI SB 9.67 -5.9 -12.6 +2.8/ASmCpValA m SV 16.23 -9.8 -28.5 -10.7/ESmCpValI SV 16.81 -9.8 -28.4 -10.4/EStrIncI MU 10.75 +1.0 +1.7 +4.4/BTNMnBdA m SL 11.77 +.7 +1.2 +3.1/DVirginiaMnBdA m SL 11.40 +.9 +1.4 +3.7/BVirginiaMnBdI SL 11.37 +.8 +1.5 +3.9/AWscnMnBdA m SL 10.82 +1.3 +.4 +3.9/A

Oak AssociatesEmergTech ST 5.96 +3.5 +5.3 +15.1/ELiveOakHlthSci SH 19.00 -3.0 -1.5 +4.3/EPinOakEq LB 71.91 +.1 -3.3 +8.2/DRedOakTechSel ST 34.25 +4.2 +10.2 +20.5/EWhiteOakSelGr LB 105.23 +2.2 +2.9 +12.0/A

Oak RidgeMultiStrategyA m XM 17.64 +2.0 -4.0 +7.5SmCpGrA m SG 12.90 +3.2 +.6 +8.9/C

OakmarkEqAndIncInv MA 26.57 -.8 -10.4 +1.9GlbInv WS 23.78 ... -20.2 -1.7GlbSelInv WS 16.30 +1.8 -13.7 -1.6IntlInv FB 19.87 +2.7 -21.5 -5.9IntlSmCpInv FQ 12.95 -1.5 -22.0 -6.1Inv LB 69.89 -1.3 -14.0 +2.2SelInv LB 37.07 -1.0 -16.1 -3.9

OberweisChinaOpps m CH 15.73 +16.0 +27.6 +17.1/BGlbOppsInv m SW 29.20 +6.0 +17.6 +8.3/CIntlOpps m FR 22.62 +11.4 +16.4 +8.3/BIntlOppsInstl d FR 12.16 +11.4 +16.8 +9.0/AMicroCp m SG 20.35 -.5 -9.2 +3.8/E

Old WestburyAllCpCor LG 19.25 +2.3 +2.9 +12.7FI CI 11.88 +.3 +5.6 +4.2GlbSmMdCpStrat SW 14.81 +1.0 -6.2 +3.2LgCpStrats WS 14.63 +2.1 -4.5 +5.7MnBd MI 12.53 +.1 +2.8 +3.0

OlsteinAllCpValAdv LV 21.86 -5.6 -14.7 +2.1/CAllCpValC m LV 16.80 -5.6 -15.1 +1.1/D

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OsterweisOsterweis LB 17.65 -.5 +.8 +10.4/BStrInc HY 10.64 +.3 +.2 +2.5/C

PGIM InvestmentsBalancedA m MA 15.65 +1.8 -3.4 +5.5BalancedZ MA 15.77 +1.9 -3.3 +5.8CAMuniIncA m MC 10.61 +1.0 +.1 +3.2/ECoreBondZ CI 10.64 +1.5 +5.9 +5.3CorporateBdZ TW 12.07 +2.1 +4.9 +6.0/CGlbRlEstA m GR 20.63 +1.0 -14.1 +2.2GlbRlEstC m GR 20.09 +1.0 -14.3 +1.8GlbRlEstZ GR 20.77 +1.1 -13.9 +2.8GlbTtlRetA m IB 6.80 +1.8 +.7 +5.0GovrnIncA m GI 10.13 +.9 +5.6 +4.1/BGovrnIncZ GI 10.11 +.9 +5.9 +4.5/BHighYieldA m HY 5.18 -1.2 -4.1 +3.8/AHighYieldB m HY 5.14 +2.3 -5.1 +3.0HighYieldC m HY 5.17 -1.3 -4.5 +3.1/BHighYieldZ HY 5.19 -1.2 -4.0 +4.1/AJen20/20FocA m LG 16.12 +5.4 +7.3 +13.9/DJen20/20FocC m LG 10.41 +5.3 +6.8 +13.1/DJen20/20FocZ LG 18.23 +5.3 +7.4 +14.3/DJenEqIncC m WS 11.04 -1.6 -9.2 +3.9/DJenEqOppA m LV 13.52 -5.4 -13.9 .../EJenFinSerA m SF 13.88 -5.6 -14.6 +2.1/AJenHealSciA m SH 50.03 +6.2 +14.4 +11.7/CJenHealSciC m SH 35.65 +6.2 +14.0 +10.9/DJenHealSciZ SH 56.27 +6.3 +14.6 +12.0/CJenMidCapGrA m MG 23.29 +2.9 +6.2 +13.9/CJenMidCapGrC m MG 12.46 +2.8 +5.9 +13.1/DJenMidCapGrZ MG 27.28 +2.9 +6.4 +14.2/CJenNatResA m SN 25.10 -1.8 -20.7 -7.0/DJenSmlComA m SG 18.56 -1.2 -12.2 +2.5/EJenSmlComZ SG 20.52 -1.1 -12.0 +2.9/EJenUtlA m SU 14.69 -1.7 -5.5 +8.8/AJenUtlC m SU 14.64 -1.7 -5.8 +8.0/AJenUtlZ SU 14.73 -1.7 -5.2 +9.1/AJenniFocGrA m LG 20.58 +13.1 +28.1 +26.3/AJenniFocGrC m LG 15.93 +13.1 +27.6 +25.4/AJennisonBldA m LG 20.45 +1.9 -.2 +9.5/EJennisonBldZ LG 20.51 +1.9 ... +9.8/EJennisonDivGrA m LG 16.36 +8.5 +18.0 +19.0/BJennisonGrA m LG 52.04 +10.7 +25.8 +24.6/AJennisonGrC m LG 39.74 +10.6 +25.4 +23.7/AJennisonGrZ LG 57.00 +10.7 +26.0 +24.9/AJennisonValA m LV 16.30 -5.2 -14.4 +2.1/CMuniHiIncA m HM 10.20 +1.7 -1.3 +3.9/CMuniHiIncC m HM 10.20 +1.7 -1.6 +3.1/DNationalMuniA m ML 14.92 +1.4 +.4 +3.4/DQMAIntlEqA m FV 6.84 +3.1 -10.4 -.5QMALrCaValA m LV 9.32 -10.6 -26.3 -5.3/EQMALrgCaCoEqA m LB 14.98 +1.7 -5.4 +8.7QMASmCpValZ SV 11.16 -13.9 -33.1 -11.0/EQMAStockIdxI LB 44.64 +1.8 -2.1 +11.0QMAStockIdxZ LB 44.64 +1.8 -2.1 +10.9ShTerCorBdA m CS 11.27 +1.2 +2.7 +3.2TtlRetBdA m PI 14.79 +1.7 +3.8 +5.2TtlRetBdC m PI 14.78 +1.8 +3.5 +4.5TtlRetBdZ PI 14.74 +1.8 +4.0 +5.5

PIA Mutual FundsShrtTrmSecAdv UB 10.13 +.2 +1.4 +2.0/C

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PNCCorFI b PI 18.31 +1.2 +6.4 +5.1/CDiversEq b WS 23.86 -1.4 -8.2 +3.5/D

PRIMECAP OdysseyAgrsGr MG 46.17 +2.6 +2.8 +11.2/DGr LG 39.69 +.2 -3.1 +10.0/EStk LB 30.59 -3.3 -11.3 +5.8/E

Pacific CapitalTxFrSecY MI 10.60 +.2 +2.8 +3.8TxFrShrtIntrScY MS 10.28 +.1 +1.8 +2.0

Pacific FundsOptmzAgrsGrA m XM 13.97 +1.8 -5.5 +5.8OptmzAgrsGrC m XM 13.44 +1.7 -5.9 +5.0OptmzCnsrA m XY 10.87 +1.2 +2.0 +4.2OptmzCnsrC m XY 10.58 +1.1 +1.6 +3.5OptmzGrA m AL 12.76 +1.6 -3.7 +5.5OptmzGrC m AL 12.41 +1.6 -4.1 +4.7OptmzModA m MA 12.43 +1.5 -.9 +5.5OptmzModC m MA 12.16 +1.4 -1.3 +4.7OptmzModCnsrA m CA 11.31 +1.3 +.3 +4.6OptmzModCnsrC m CA 11.03 +1.3 -.1 +3.8

ParadigmVal d SB 40.89 -6.3 -16.3 +3.3/A

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ParnassusCorEqInv LB 47.41 +1.6 +1.2 +13.3/AFI PI 18.08 +1.5 +6.9 +5.4/BParnassus LB 52.26 +3.9 +3.5 +9.0/C

PaxBalIndvInv b MA 23.63 +.3 +2.3 +8.2/BESGBtQlIndvInv b LB 20.61 -.1 -3.1 +9.9/CHYBdIndvInv b HY 6.59 -.3 -.4 +4.0/A

PaydenCAMnInc MF 10.44 +1.2 +1.4 +4.2/ACorBdInv PI 11.11 +1.8 +3.8 +4.6/DEmMktsBdInv EB 13.06 +2.5 -2.6 +3.8/BEqInc LV 16.09 -3.6 -10.9 +5.8/AGNMAInv GI 9.57 -.1 +4.0 +3.6GlbFI WH 9.23 +1.4 +2.4 +4.4/CGlbLowDr IB 10.05 +.8 +1.3 +2.4/DHiIncInv HY 6.27 +.1 -2.9 +4.1/ALowDr CS 10.19 +.7 +2.0 +2.5/DLtdMat UB 9.48 +.4 +.8 +2.2/BUSGvtInv GS 10.59 +.5 +3.9 +2.9/B

Pear TreePlrsFgnVlInstl FV 17.87 -7.0 -19.1 -2.8/DPlrsFgnVlOrd b FV 17.91 -7.1 -19.3 -3.2/DPlrsSmCpOrd b SV 18.33 -9.0 -25.2 -4.5/BPnAgrEMOrdinary b EM 23.53 +8.4 +2.3 +5.7/BQualOrd b LB 17.74 -.5 -1.1 +12.5/A

PerformanceMnBdInstl MI 25.34 +1.0 +2.4 +4.8/AStrBd MU 22.69 +1.6 +1.3 +4.4/A

PermanentI CA 42.25 +1.1 +3.7 +7.0/A

PerrittMicroCpOppsInv d SB 18.18 -4.9 -20.9 -8.3/E

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PolarisGlbVal d WS 22.90 -7.6 -17.4 -.9/E

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PrincipalCAMnA m MF 10.77 +2.1 +.6 +3.7CorPlusBdA m PI 11.58 +1.2 +6.2 +5.0CorPlusBdIns PI 11.58 +1.2 +6.4 +5.4CorPlusBdJ m PI 11.67 +1.2 +6.1 +5.0CptlAprcA m LB 48.78 +1.7 -2.7 +11.3CptlAprcC m LB 31.21 +1.6 -3.1 +10.4DiversIntlA m FB 12.27 +2.9 -7.4 +1.2DiversIntlIns FB 12.20 +2.9 -7.2 +1.6DiversIntlJ m FB 12.11 +2.9 -7.3 +1.3EqIncA m LV 29.20 -.8 -14.3 +5.2EqIncC m LV 28.38 -.8 -14.6 +4.5GvtHiQualBdA m GI 10.62 ... +2.3 +3.1HYA m HY 6.82 +.3 -3.5 +2.4HYC m HY 6.91 +.2 -4.0 +1.6HYIIns HY 8.78 +.6 -4.7 +1.8IncA m CI 10.18 +1.6 +5.5 +5.1InflProtIns IP 9.15 +1.6 +5.6 +4.7IntlEMA m EM 25.06 +5.1 -7.5 +.2IntlEMJ m EM 24.08 +5.1 -7.4 +.3IntlIIns FG 15.28 +3.7 -4.4 +4.2LCpSP500IdxA m LB 19.51 +1.7 -2.3 +10.6LCpSP500IdxIs LB 19.52 +1.7 -2.2 +10.9LCpSP500IdxJ m LB 19.30 +1.7 -2.3 +10.7LfTm2010Ins TA 13.06 +1.2 +1.7 +5.6LfTm2010J m TA 13.01 +1.2 +1.6 +5.4LfTm2020A m TE 13.81 +1.3 -.1 +5.7LfTm2020Ins TE 13.71 +1.3 ... +6.1LfTm2020J m TE 13.63 +1.3 -.1 +6.0LfTm2030A m TH 14.43 +1.4 -2.1 +6.2LfTm2030Ins TH 14.39 +1.4 -1.8 +6.6LfTm2030J m TH 14.34 +1.4 -1.9 +6.4LfTm2040A m TJ 14.79 +1.5 -3.4 +6.6LfTm2040Ins TJ 15.12 +1.5 -3.2 +7.0LfTm2040J m TJ 14.96 +1.5 -3.3 +6.8LfTm2050Ins TN 15.11 +1.5 -4.4 +6.9LfTm2050J m TN 14.62 +1.6 -4.4 +6.7LfTmStrIncIns RI 12.24 +1.2 +2.6 +5.3LfTmStrIncJ m RI 12.17 +1.2 +2.5 +5.0LgCpGrIIns LG 18.39 +4.1 +12.3 +21.5LgCpGrIJ m LG 14.47 +4.1 +12.2 +21.3LgCpValIIIIns LV 14.51 -2.4 -15.6 +3.2LgCpValIIIJ m LV 14.27 -2.4 -15.7 +2.9MdCpA m MG 29.11 -.4 -4.3 +12.1MdCpGrIIIIns MG 12.63 +1.5 +5.5 +14.8MdCpGrIIIJ m MG 9.70 +1.4 +5.3 +14.5MdCpGrJ m MG 7.45 +4.3 +13.3 +15.1MdCpJ m MG 27.92 -.4 -4.3 +12.2MdCpSP400IdxJ m MB 17.19 -1.1 -13.1 +1.9MdCpValIIns MV 12.18 -1.9 -15.6 +1.4PrefSecIns RR 9.89 +1.4 -2.9 +3.4PrefSecJ m RR 9.68 +1.4 -3.1 +3.1RlEsttSecA m SR 24.22 +1.5 -11.7 +4.8RlEsttSecIns SR 24.24 +1.5 -11.6 +5.2RlEsttSecJ m SR 23.46 +1.5 -11.7 +5.0SAMgBA m MA 15.31 +1.3 -3.7 +5.3SAMgBC m MA 15.04 +1.2 -4.0 +4.5SAMgCnsBA m CA 11.97 +1.2 -2.1 +4.5SAMgCnsBC m CA 11.83 +1.1 -2.4 +3.7SAMgCnsGA m AL 16.92 +1.4 -5.4 +6.0SAMgCnsGC m AL 15.50 +1.3 -5.7 +5.2SAMgmtFlxIncA m XY 12.25 +1.0 -1.4 +4.0SAMgmtFlxIncC m XY 12.11 +.9 -1.8 +3.3SAMgmtStrGrA m XM 17.95 +1.7 -6.2 +6.2SAMgmtStrGrC m XM 15.92 +1.8 -6.5 +5.4ShrtTrmIncA m CS 12.54 +.6 +2.9 +2.9SmCpA m SB 18.72 +.1 -11.0 +3.4SmCpGrIIns SG 14.39 +2.7 +5.3 +14.4SmCpGrIJ m SG 9.60 +2.7 +5.2 +14.1SmCpIns SB 20.39 +.1 -10.8 +3.8SmCpJ m SB 17.74 +.1 -10.9 +3.6SmCpSP600IdxIns SB 20.37 +.5 -18.6 +.1SmCpSP600IdxJ m SB 19.08 +.5 -18.7 -.1SmCpValIIIns SV 8.41 -1.8 -24.3 -4.8TxExBdA m MI 7.33 +2.2 -.5 +3.7

ProFundsBtchUltrSctInv LE 74.58 +7.9 +19.9 +12.6/BBullInv LE 47.54 -.5 -1.7 +9.7/BIntUltraSectInv LE 127.28 +11.7 +39.9 +32.3/ALgCpGrInv LG 108.22 +3.3 +10.1 +16.0/DNASDAQ100Inv LG 101.49 +7.8 +20.2 +22.4/APrMtlsUltSctInv LE 70.78 +19.2 +34.5 +25.7/AUltBullInv LE 68.12 -1.5 -13.5 +13.6/BUltDow30Inv LE 38.98 -6.9 -25.2 +8.7/CUltMidCpInv LE 30.64 -12.3 -35.1 -5.1/EUltNASDAQ100Inv LE 118.30 +15.6 +31.2 +40.3/AUltShrtNA100Inv BM 4.79 -16.1 -51.9 -45.4/EUltSmCpInv LE 39.85 -9.9 -37.7 -7.4/E

ProspectorOpp m MB 19.31 -6.4 -12.9 +4.2/B

Provident TrustTrustStr LG 17.03 -1.3 +2.7 +14.0/D

PutnamAMTFreeMnA m ML 15.04 +1.4 +.3 +3.8/CCATxExIncA m MC 8.20 +1.0 +1.5 +4.2/CCnvrtSecA m CV 28.17 +4.5 +13.8 +13.4/CCnvrtSecY CV 28.14 +4.5 +13.9 +13.7/CCptlSpectrumA m AL 24.51 -2.3 -6.1 -6.9/ECptlSpectrumC m AL 22.84 -2.3 -6.4 -7.6/ECptlSpectrumY AL 24.95 -2.2 -6.0 -6.6/EDiversIncA m NT 6.45 -.7 -7.3 +1.8/CDiversIncC m NT 6.31 -1.0 -7.7 +1.0/DDiversIncM m NT 6.31 -.9 -7.6 +1.5/CDynAstAlcBalA m MA 14.92 -.5 -.8 +5.4/CDynAstAlcBalB m MA 14.87 -.7 -1.3 +4.6/DDynAstAlcBalC m MA 14.47 -.7 -1.3 +4.6/DDynAstAlcBalY MA 14.95 -.5 -.8 +5.6/CDynAstAlcCnsrA m CA 11.09 +.4 +2.7 +4.8/CDynAstAlcCnsrY CA 11.14 +.4 +2.9 +5.0/CDynAstAlcGrA m AL 16.29 -.9 -3.1 +5.4/CDynAstAlcGrB m AL 15.89 -1.0 -3.4 +4.6/CDynAstAlcGrC m AL 15.15 -1.1 -3.5 +4.6/CDynAstAlcGrY AL 16.50 -1.0 -3.0 +5.7/CEqIncA m LV 23.42 -6.4 -11.7 +5.6/AEqIncB m LV 23.13 -6.4 -12.1 +4.8/AEqIncC m LV 23.12 -6.4 -12.1 +4.8/AEqIncY LV 23.42 -6.3 -11.6 +5.8/AEqSpectrumA m MB 34.53 -2.4 -9.8 -5.3/EEqSpectrumC m MB 31.84 -2.5 -10.1 -6.1/EEqSpectrumY MB 35.35 -2.4 -9.7 -5.1/EFixIncAbReA m NT 9.39 -.3 -3.2 +2.5/BFixIncAbReC m NT 9.35 -.3 -3.5 +1.7/CFixIncAbReY NT 9.39 -.2 -3.0 +2.8/BFltngRtIncA m BL 7.91 -.8 -4.6 +1.4/BFltngRtIncC m BL 7.90 -1.0 -5.0 +.7/DGlbEqA m WS 16.49 +1.2 -5.3 +5.8/CGlbEqY WS 17.10 +1.2 -5.2 +6.1/CGlbHCA m SH 58.86 +2.1 +4.4 +10.9/DGlbHCC m SH 41.55 +2.0 +4.0 +10.1/EGlbHCY SH 63.75 +2.1 +4.5 +11.2/CGlbIncA m IB 12.25 +1.2 ... +3.2/BGrOppsA m LG 46.38 +6.5 +18.7 +23.4/AGrOppsB m LG 37.98 +6.4 +18.3 +22.5/AGrOppsC m LG 38.76 +6.4 +18.2 +22.5/AHighYieldA m HY 5.55 -1.0 -3.2 +3.0/BHighYieldM m HY 5.52 -1.0 -3.4 +2.8/CIncA m PI 7.30 +.7 +3.5 +5.7/AIncC m PI 7.22 +.8 +3.1 +4.9/CIncM m PI 7.07 +.9 +3.3 +5.4/BIncY PI 7.43 +.9 +3.5 +6.0/AIntlCptlOppsA m FQ 35.45 -2.0 -10.8 +2.6/AIntlCptlOppsY FQ 35.62 -2.0 -10.7 +2.8/AIntlEqA m FB 23.04 +.7 -5.8 +1.7/CIntlEqY FB 23.34 +.7 -5.7 +2.0/CIntlValA m FV 9.70 -2.0 -12.4 -2.1/CMATEIncA m MT 9.84 +1.1 +1.7 +3.6/AMNTEIncA m SM 9.51 +.7 +1.6 +3.5/BMltAsAbRtA m AM 10.52 ... -6.7 -2.1/DMltAsAbRtC m AM 10.11 -.1 -7.1 -2.8/DMltAsAbRtY AM 10.59 +.1 -6.6 -1.9/DMortgageSecsA m PI 12.11 -1.9 -5.3 +2.0/ENJTEIncA m MJ 9.33 +1.2 +.1 +3.7/CNYTEIncA m MY 8.65 +1.1 +.3 +3.3/DOhioTEIncA m MO 9.15 +.5 +1.2 +3.4/DPETEIncA m MP 9.33 +1.2 +1.7 +3.8/BRsrchA m LB 34.48 +.9 +1.1 +12.5/ARsrchY LB 34.87 +1.0 +1.3 +12.7/ARtrReady2020A m TE 18.36 -.1 -2.4 +1.9/ERtrReady2025A m TG 21.11 -.2 -2.2 +2.7/ERtrReady2030A m TH 20.98 -.4 -2.4 +3.4/ERtrReady2035A m TI 21.28 -.7 -2.7 +4.0/EShrtDurBdA m CS 10.18 +.6 +1.5 +3.1/BShrtDurBdC m CS 10.16 +.6 +1.1 +2.4/DShrtDurBdY CS 10.20 +.6 +1.7 +3.4/ASmCpGrA m SG 54.24 +1.8 +10.9 +18.8/BSmCpGrY SG 56.49 +1.8 +11.1 +19.1/ASmCpValA m SV 8.35 -6.6 -24.8 -7.2/ESmCpValY SV 8.88 -6.6 -24.8 -7.0/ESustFutureA m LG 21.04 +4.8 +15.9 +14.2/DSustFutureY LG 21.16 +4.9 +16.1 +14.5/DSustLeadersA m LG 101.33 +3.3 +7.6 +17.7/CSustLeadersB m LG 72.64 +3.2 +7.2 +16.8/CSustLeadersC m LG 81.21 +3.2 +7.2 +16.8/CSustLeadersY LG 110.32 +3.3 +7.7 +18.0/CTEIncA m ML 8.60 +1.6 +.4 +3.9/CTxFrHYA m HM 12.38 +2.5 -2.0 +3.9/B

QCIBalIns CA 12.47 -.8 +1.7 +8.1/A

QSCnsrvGrA m MA 13.57 +1.4 -3.2 +4.4DefesvGrA m CA 13.17 +1.4 ... +4.5GlbEqA m WS 15.59 +1.3 -5.7 +4.8GrA m XM 14.21 +1.2 -9.5 +2.7ModGrA m AL 14.41 +1.3 -6.9 +3.5SP500IdxA b LB 27.82 +1.7 -2.4 +10.4

QuakerImpGrAdv m LG 36.61 +2.5 -1.6 +10.3/E

RBCEntprI d SB 15.80 +1.9 -17.6 -2.1SMIDCpGrI d MG 14.39 -1.2 -4.5 +9.2

ReynoldsBlueChipGr b LG 61.85 +8.0 +15.1 +16.2/D

Rice Hall JamesMicroCpIns d SG 24.94 -1.9 -12.5 +1.5/E

RiverNorthCorOppR b MA 7.32 -1.1 -11.6 +2.5/EdblelnStrIncI MU 10.05 +1.4 -.6 +3.5dblelnStrIncR b MU 10.07 +1.4 -.8 +3.2

RiverbridgeGrIns d MG 26.61 +4.1 +18.7 +21.4/A

RockefellerCorTxableBdIns CI 10.85 +1.2 +6.7 +5.3/BIntermTENYBdIns MN 10.43 +.5 +1.5 +2.7/CIntermTENtBdIns MI 10.58 +.5 +2.6 +3.3/C

RoyceMicroCpInvm d SB 9.84 -3.1 -10.7 +.9/BOppInvm d SV 10.38 -5.4 -17.1 -1.0/APEMutCnslt m SB 6.47 -4.7 -13.4 +2.7/APEMutInvm d SB 8.22 -4.6 -12.9 +3.7/APremInvm d SG 11.25 -6.3 -12.7 +6.4/DSmCpValSvc m SV 6.83 -7.8 -28.4 -4.5/BSmlrCoGrSvc m SG 8.29 +.7 +3.8 +7.2/DSpecEqInvm d SV 15.81 -6.1 -10.1 -.3/ATtlRetInvm d SB 8.93 -7.3 -17.6 -.3/C

RussellInvEmergMktsS EM 17.14 +5.3 -12.4 -.5InvEqIncS LV 22.87 -.3 -11.6 +5.2InvGbRlEstSecS GR 28.07 ... -17.3 ...InvGlobalEqS WS 8.60 +1.2 -8.5 +5.1InvIntlDvdMktS FB 32.07 +1.6 -14.2 -1.4InvInvmGrdBdS CI 22.96 +1.2 +6.4 +5.1InvLPBalStrA x MA 10.08 +1.4 -7.3 +1.0InvLPBalStrC x MA 9.74 +1.2 -7.7 +.2InvLPBalStrS x MA 10.24 +1.3 -7.3 +1.2InvLPCnsrvStrA m XY 9.64 +.8 -.6 +2.6InvLPCnsrvStrC b XY 9.47 +.9 -1.0 +1.8InvLPEqGrStrA x AL 11.55 +1.5 -11.7 +.5InvLPEqGrStrC x AL 10.10 +1.5 -11.9 -.3InvLPEqGrStrS x AL 11.65 +1.5 -11.5 +.7InvLPGrStrA x AL 10.72 +1.5 -8.8 +1.1InvLPGrStrC x AL 10.19 +1.4 -9.1 +.4InvLPGrStrS x AL 10.91 +1.5 -8.7 +1.3InvLPModStrA m CA 9.70 +1.5 -4.2 +1.5InvLPModStrC b CA 9.44 +1.3 -4.6 +.7InvLPModStrS CA 9.78 +1.5 -4.1 +1.6InvShrtDurBdS CS 19.73 +.5 +3.5 +3.3InvStratBdA m PI 11.62 +1.0 +5.5 +4.8InvStratBdS PI 11.68 +1.0 +5.6 +5.1InvTEBdS MI 23.43 +1.2 +.4 +3.5InvTxMgdUSLgCpS LB 47.41 +1.9 -1.8 +9.3InvTxMgdUSMSCpS SG 26.06 -.1 -13.4 +2.4InvUSSmCpEqS SB 22.92 +.2 -18.3 -.9SustEqC b LB 49.08 +.3 -3.6 +8.8SustEqS LB 49.96 +.4 -3.1 +9.9

RydexBasBiotechInv SH 94.24 +5.4 +12.2 +10.9/DDynSP500H b LE 127.88 -1.5 -12.8 +13.9/BElectronicsInv ST 186.73 +1.1 +11.6 +22.6/CGvLnBd12xStrInv GD 72.51 +6.8 +28.4 +14.6/AHCInv SH 36.79 +1.1 +4.7 +10.9/DInternetInv ST 154.79 +9.3 +30.0 +21.7/DIvGvLnBdStrInv IT 23.15 -5.7 -23.2 -12.7/CIvNAS100StrInv BM 34.20 -8.0 -25.6 -22.9/DIvSP500StrInv BM 44.81 -.4 -9.1 -13.0/BNASDAQ1002xStrH b LE 253.73 +15.7 +32.0 +40.8/ANASDAQ100Inv LG 53.82 +7.9 +21.1 +23.3/ANovaInv LE 86.67 -.8 -6.9 +12.5/BPrecMetalsInv SP 43.66 +12.5 +21.4 +18.4/BSP500PureGrH b LG 71.36 +.7 +4.6 +11.7/ETechInv ST 136.81 +4.3 +16.8 +23.1/CUtlsInv SU 43.39 -6.1 -12.6 +4.3/D

SEICAMuniBdF MF 11.07 +.7 +1.6 +2.8/DCoreFxdIncF CI 12.11 +1.4 +6.6 +5.6/AEmergMktsDbtF EB 9.78 +.1 -4.8 +1.7/EEmergingMktsEqF EM 11.78 +5.7 -4.8 +2.7/CGNMAF GI 10.64 ... +3.5 +3.4/DHighYieldBdF HY 6.27 -.7 -7.0 +1.9/DIntermTermMuniF MI 11.96 +.8 +1.2 +3.4/CIntlEqF FB 10.63 ... -7.4 +1.6/DIntlFxdIncF WH 10.40 +.7 +1.4 +3.8/DLargeCapGrowthF x LG 41.99 +4.2 +12.4 +19.1/BLargeCapValueF x LV 19.57 -6.9 -18.6 +.4/DMaschtsMuniBdF MT 10.97 +.2 +2.1 +3.0/DMidCapF x MB 22.67 -4.2 -12.8 +2.8/CNewJrsyMuniBdF MJ 10.67 +.4 +1.3 +2.9/ENewYorkMuniBdF MN 10.96 +.6 +.9 +2.4/DPnnylvnMuniBdF MP 11.23 +.5 +2.3 +3.4/CS&P500IndexF x LB 71.29 -.3 -.7 +11.6/AShortDurGovtF GS 10.60 +.1 +3.3 +2.5/CSmallCapGrowthF SG 30.55 -.1 -10.0 +4.6/ESmallCapValueF x SV 16.40 -9.9 -25.6 -6.6/DTaxMgdSm/MdCpF SB 18.66 -5.2 -14.9 +.5/CTxMgdLCpF x LB 25.98 -2.7 -5.5 +8.6/DUSMgdVolF LV 15.67 -2.9 -12.3 +4.7/BUltraShtDurBdF UB 9.36 +.3 +1.1 +2.2/B

SSGAIntlStkSelionN b FV 9.13 -.9 -11.8 -3.2/DSP500IdxN b LB 229.82 -.3 -.3 +11.8/A

SalientSelIncA m RR 17.36 +2.3 -16.9 -3.8SelIncC m RR 16.83 +2.3 -17.2 -4.4

SaratogaLgCptlstGrIns LG 25.68 +4.7 +8.4 +16.9

SchroderNorthAmrcnEqInv LB 16.76 +2.0 -3.0 +9.9TtlRetFIInv PI 10.65 +1.1 +7.5 +5.6

SchwabBal MA 16.08 +1.6 +2.0 +8.0CATFBd MF 12.15 +.5 +1.6 +3.3CorEq LB 21.64 +1.5 -4.2 +8.0DivEq LV 12.00 -1.7 -18.6 -.6FdmtlIntlLgCIdx FV 7.58 +.8 -16.0 -1.8FdmtlUSLgCIdx LV 15.61 -.5 -12.3 +5.4FdmtlUSSmCIdx SB 11.09 -1.2 -21.2 -1.8GlbRlEstt GR 6.44 +1.1 -20.7 -.4HC SH 26.48 +1.0 +2.6 +9.3HdgdEq LO 14.24 -.3 -11.1 -1.3IntlIdx FB 18.72 +1.8 -9.7 +1.4LgCpGr LG 19.75 +4.0 +7.6 +13.7MktTrackAllEq XM 17.17 +1.1 -10.0 +4.2MktTrackBal MA 18.01 +1.0 -3.2 +5.0MktTrackCnsrv CA 16.31 +.9 -.2 +5.0MktTrackGr AL 21.80 +1.0 -6.7 +4.8SP500Idx LB 48.34 +1.8 -2.1 +11.1Schwab1000Idx LB 69.79 +1.9 -1.9 +10.9SmCpEq SB 14.00 +.6 -19.4 -3.2SmCpIdx SB 25.20 +1.1 -13.5 +1.9TFBd MI 12.02 +1.1 +1.5 +3.4Trgt2010 TA 13.50 +1.4 +2.1 +5.7Trgt2020 TE 14.25 +1.4 +1.4 +6.0Trgt2030 TH 15.18 +1.8 -1.6 +5.9Trgt2040 TJ 15.64 +2.1 -3.5 +5.7TrsInflPrtScIdx IP 11.97 +1.4 +6.3 +5.1TtlStkMktIdx LB 54.47 +1.8 -2.7 +10.3

Segall Bryant & HamiColorTaxFrRet SI 11.75 +.6 +1.9 +3.7/AFdInt’lSmCpRet FR 17.59 -.1 -2.9 +7.8/BGlbLrgCpRetail WS 9.69 -3.0 -10.5 +3.9/DMdCpValDivRtl MV 20.98 -5.3 -16.8 -2.5/DPlusBdRtl PI 11.25 +1.4 +5.8 +5.4/BQuaHiYldRetail HY 8.77 -1.0 -.1 +3.8/A

SelectedAmrcnD LB 34.37 -1.5 -7.8 +5.6/EAmrcnS b LB 34.26 -1.5 -8.0 +5.3/E

SequoiaSequoia LG 158.45 -.2 +2.9 +12.8/E

Seven CanyonsWldInnovtrInv d FR 20.44 +7.4 +17.1 +13.5/A

SheltonCMCATFInc MF 11.70 +.2 +1.8 +2.8/DCMCorValDrct LV 17.95 -1.6 -5.3 +5.3/ACMSP500IdxDrct LB 56.37 -.4 -.9 +11.5/BCMSPMdCpIdxDrct MB 21.50 -5.9 -12.2 +2.8/CCMSPSmCpIdxDrct SB 17.55 -7.2 -17.7 +.3/C

SitDivGrI d LB 13.72 -1.4 -3.9 +8.8/CLgCpGr d LG 48.70 +4.5 +12.7 +17.7/CMidCpGr d MG 19.45 -1.0 +6.1 +10.9/DMinnesotaTFInc SM 10.51 +1.0 -.1 +3.3/CSmCpGr d MG 57.62 -1.6 +3.6 +9.0/ETFInc MI 9.69 +1.3 -.3 +3.7/BUSGvtSec GS 11.28 +.5 +3.8 +3.1/A

Smead FundsValI1 LV 42.60 -5.8 -15.4 +5.2/AValInv b LV 42.56 -5.8 -15.6 +4.9/A

Snow CapitalLSOppsA m LO 23.73 -6.2 -16.8 -.8/DLSOppsIns d LO 23.99 -6.2 -16.7 -.6/D

Sound ShoreShoreInv LV 35.73 -5.0 -15.2 -.4/E

Spirit of AmericaIncA m CL 11.87 ... -.7 +4.4/ELgCpValA m LB 21.30 +.2 -2.3 +9.2/CMnTFBdA m MI 9.47 +.4 +1.6 +3.1/DRlEsttIncGrA m SR 10.11 -2.3 -11.8 +3.4/C

State FarmBal MA 73.97 -.3 -1.1 +7.5/BGr LB 85.76 -.7 -3.7 +9.0/CInterim GS 10.41 +.3 +3.8 +3.1/AMnBd MI 9.00 +.1 +3.4 +4.0/A

State StreetDefnsEMEqN b EM 5.45 +2.4 -9.6 -1.2/E

Sterling CapitalBhvLgCpValEqA m LV 16.52 -4.3 -16.0 +.5/DMidValIns MV 13.77 -7.7 -15.5 -1.2/CNCIntermTFIns SI 11.08 +.2 +2.8 +3.3/BShrtDrBdI CS 8.77 +.7 +2.7 +3.1/BStrtonMdCpVlIns MB 56.16 -6.5 -16.5 +1.9/DStrtonRlEsttIns SR 37.10 -3.2 -7.9 +6.3/AStrtonSmCpVlIns SB 62.74 -9.1 -20.8 -2.1/DTtlRetBdIns CI 11.33 +1.7 +6.2 +5.6/AVIIntermTFIns SI 12.19 +.1 +2.9 +3.5/BWstVIIntrmTFIns SI 10.27 +.3 +2.7 +3.3/B

Stone HarborHYBdIns HY 7.64 -1.5 -2.6 +3.0/B

Stralem FundEq LB 7.34 -1.2 -3.0 +6.7/E

T. Rowe PriceAfrcMdlEst MQ 6.92 -1.6 -20.8 -3.6/EBCGr LG 144.38 +6.2 +16.1 +20.9/BBCGrAdv b LG 141.55 +6.2 +15.9 +20.6/BBCGrR b LG 135.47 +6.2 +15.8 +20.3/BBal MA 24.81 +.5 +.4 +7.5/BCATFBd MC 11.62 +1.1 +.3 +3.5/DComm&TeInv SC 161.01 +10.1 +30.1 +24.2/ACorpInc TW 10.10 +3.0 +3.6 +5.7/DCptlAprc MA 31.93 -1.5 +2.3 +10.9/ACptlAprcAdv b MA 31.54 -1.5 +2.1 +10.6/ACptlOpp LB 30.68 -.5 -.8 +11.9/ADivGr LB 50.96 -2.1 -3.8 +10.9/BDivGrAdv b LB 50.90 -2.1 -3.9 +10.6/BDivMdCpGr MG 38.46 +.8 +4.9 +16.1/BEMBd EB 10.85 +1.7 -4.3 +.7/EEMLclCcyBd XP 5.93 -2.3 -6.3 +1.2/CEMStk EM 44.83 +4.4 -4.2 +6.7/BEmergEurope MQ 12.96 -1.6 -21.1 +.3/DEqIdx500 LB 84.46 -.3 -.7 +11.6/AEqInc LV 26.07 -6.3 -17.6 +1.4/DEqIncAdv b LV 26.00 -6.3 -17.7 +1.1/DEqIncR b LV 25.98 -6.4 -17.9 +.8/DErpnStk ES 21.04 +.3 -4.3 +4.2/B

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TCMSmCpGr SG 35.16 -2.6 -3.6 +10.7/C

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TETON WestwoodBalAAA b MA 10.60 -3.7 -5.8 +5.3/DEqAAA b LB 10.64 -5.9 -12.5 +5.2/EMightyMitesAAA m SB 21.33 -7.5 -18.5 -3.1/E

TIAA-CREF5-15YLdTxExBRet b MI 10.75 +1.2 +.3 +3.5/CBdIdxIns CI 11.68 +1.2 +6.4 +5.4/BBdIns PI 11.04 +1.4 +5.1 +5.2/BBdPlusIns PI 10.97 +1.2 +4.1 +5.0/CBdPlusRet PI 10.98 +1.2 +4.0 +4.7/DBdPlusRetail b PI 10.99 +1.2 +3.9 +4.7/DBdRet PI 11.24 +1.3 +5.0 +4.9/CBdRetail b PI 11.23 +1.3 +5.0 +4.9/CEqIdxIns LB 23.09 +1.9 -2.6 +10.3EqIdxRet LB 23.43 +1.8 -2.7 +10.1EqIdxRetail b LB 23.51 +1.8 -2.7 +10.0GrIncIns LG 14.47 +.3 -1.4 +10.4/EGrIncPrem b LG 14.49 +.3 -1.5 +10.2/EGrIncRet LG 14.76 +.3 -1.6 +10.1/EGrIncRetail b LG 20.16 +.2 -1.6 +10.1/EHYIns HY 9.07 -1.5 -5.6 +3.0/BHYRet HY 9.07 -1.6 -5.7 +2.7/CHYRetail b HY 9.11 -1.6 -5.7 +2.7/CInflLinkedBdIns IP 11.98 +1.7 +4.6 +4.0/CInflLinkedBdRet IP 12.07 +1.6 +4.4 +3.7/DInflLinkedBdRtl b IP 11.67 +1.6 +4.4 +3.6/DIntlEqIdxIns FB 18.37 -.3 -8.1 +2.1/CIntlEqIdxPrem b FB 18.32 -.4 -8.2 +1.9/CIntlEqIdxRet FB 18.79 -.3 -8.2 +1.9/CIntlEqIns FB 10.77 +1.0 -6.1 -.4/EIntlEqPrem b FB 10.75 +1.0 -6.1 -.5/EIntlEqRet FB 11.20 +1.0 -6.2 -.6/EIntlEqRetail b FB 6.78 +1.0 -6.2 -.7/ELfcycl2010Rtr TA 13.90 +1.5 +.5 +5.5Lfcycl2015Rtr TD 12.53 +1.7 +.2 +5.7Lfcycl2020Rtr TE 13.24 +1.7 -.3 +5.9Lfcycl2025Rtr TG 13.66 +1.8 -1.0 +6.1Lfcycl2030Rtr TH 13.98 +1.9 -1.6 +6.3Lfcycl2035Rtr TI 14.43 +2.0 -2.5 +6.5Lfcycl2040I TJ 10.50 +2.1 -3.0 +6.9Lfcycl2040Rtr TJ 14.76 +2.1 -3.1 +6.6Lfcycl2045Rtr TK 12.54 +2.1 -3.8 +6.6LfcyclId2010I TA 16.43 +1.4 +1.9 +6.3LfcyclId2020I TE 18.23 +1.5 +.9 +6.8LfcyclId2025I TG 19.23 +1.7 +.3 +7.1LfcyclId2035I TI 21.15 +1.9 -1.4 +7.6LfcyclId2040I TJ 21.76 +2.0 -2.3 +7.7LfcyclId2045I TK 21.81 +2.1 -3.2 +7.7LfcyclRtIncRtr CA 11.81 +1.6 +.6 +5.4LgCpGrIdxIns LG 41.49 +5.1 +14.1 +20.7/BLgCpGrIdxRet LG 41.77 +5.0 +14.0 +20.4/BLgCpGrIns LG 25.73 +6.3 +17.8 +21.2/BLgCpGrRet LG 25.55 +6.3 +17.6 +20.9/BLgCpGrRetail b LG 25.65 +6.3 +17.6 +20.9/BLgCpValIdxIns LV 17.24 -1.9 -15.9 +1.9LgCpValIdxRet LV 17.55 -2.0 -16.1 +1.6LgCpValIns LV 15.62 -6.4 -15.1 +.8/DLgCpValPrem b LV 15.59 -6.3 -15.2 +.6/DLgCpValRet LV 15.56 -6.3 -15.2 +.5/DLgCpValRetail b LV 14.88 -6.3 -15.2 +.5/DMdCpGrI MG 22.92 +1.6 +7.7 +14.1/CMdCpGrP b MG 22.75 +1.7 +7.6 +14.0/CMdCpGrRtl b MG 22.03 +1.6 +7.5 +13.8/CMdCpGrRtr MG 22.07 +1.6 +7.5 +13.8/CMdCpValI MV 13.86 -5.8 -22.7 -3.3/DMdCpValP b MV 13.84 -5.8 -22.7 -3.4/DMdCpValRtl b MV 13.36 -5.8 -22.8 -3.5/DMdCpValRtr MV 13.76 -5.8 -22.7 -3.5/DMgdAllcRtl b MA 12.87 +2.0 -.6 +6.2QtIntEqInstl FB 6.90 -.1 -8.5 +.9/DQtLrgCpGrInstl LG 16.64 +4.7 +11.8 +18.3/CQtLrgCpValInstl LV 8.16 -6.4 -16.2 +.7/DQtSm-CpEqInstl SB 13.70 -4.1 -17.2 .../CQtSm-CpEqPre b SB 13.61 -4.1 -17.3 -.1/CQtSm-CpEqRet SB 13.28 -4.0 -17.3 -.2/CQtSm-CpEqRetail b SB 13.10 -4.1 -17.3 -.3/CRlEsttSecI SR 16.37 -2.7 -7.0 +7.9/ARlEsttSecP b SR 16.39 -2.7 -7.0 +7.7/ARlEsttSecRtl b SR 16.24 -2.7 -7.1 +7.6/A








RlEsttSecRtr SR 17.12 -2.7 -7.1 +7.6/ASP500IdxI LB 35.18 +1.8 -2.1 +11.0SP500IdxRtr LB 34.92 +1.7 -2.2 +10.8SclChEqI LB 20.60 -.4 -.7 +11.2/BSclChEqP b LB 20.52 -.4 -.7 +11.1/BSclChEqRtl b LB 18.18 -.4 -.8 +10.9/BSclChEqRtr LB 20.93 -.4 -.8 +10.9/BShrtTrmBdI CS 10.46 +.6 +2.1 +2.8/CShrtTrmBdRtl b CS 10.47 +.6 +1.9 +2.5/DShrtTrmBdRtr CS 10.47 +.5 +1.9 +2.6/CSmCpBlndIdxI SB 18.16 -4.1 -12.8 +2.5/ASmCpBlndIdxRtr SB 18.23 -4.2 -12.9 +2.3/B

TebergTeberg b TV 12.43 +2.1 -4.5 +6.9

The Investment HouseInvmHouseGr LG 47.42 +6.3 +14.5 +17.9/C

Third AvenueRlEsttValIns d GR 20.37 -.3 -20.4 -5.1SmCpValIns d SV 14.25 +.1 -22.9 -4.1ValIns d WS 30.15 +3.6 -27.3 -11.9

ThompsonBd CS 10.46 +.8 -6.8 +.5/ELgCp LB 67.65 -4.1 -10.9 +5.0/E

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361GlbLSEqI LO 10.90 +6.2 -2.8 +1.3/C

ThriventBalIncPlusA m CA 12.23 +.8 -5.6 +3.2BalIncPlusS CA 12.20 +.8 -5.5 +3.5DiversIncPlusA m CA 7.08 +.8 -3.3 +3.2HYA m HY 4.40 +.2 -5.8 +2.0IncA m TW 9.97 +2.2 +6.3 +6.2LgCpGrA m LG 13.53 +4.8 +16.5 +20.1LgCpStkA m WS 23.05 +1.9 -6.1 +4.6LgCpStkS WS 23.33 +1.9 -5.9 +5.0LgCpValA m LV 19.89 -1.3 -15.4 +2.1LgCpValS LV 20.04 -1.2 -15.2 +2.5LtdMatBdA b CS 12.64 +1.3 +2.1 +2.7MidCpStkA m MB 22.08 +.1 -9.3 +3.7MidCpStkS MB 25.35 +.2 -9.2 +4.0MnBdA m ML 11.43 +1.2 +1.3 +3.3OppIncPlusA m MU 9.88 +1.0 -1.3 +2.5OppIncPlusS MU 9.88 +1.0 -1.2 +2.7SmCpStkA m SG 15.82 -1.2 -15.9 +2.3

TimothyPlanSmCpValA m SB 13.86 -8.2 -20.8 -1.6/D

TocquevilleOpp b MG 36.33 +7.9 +23.7 +23.2/ATocqueville b LB 35.22 -.1 -6.3 +8.2/D

TorrayTorray LV 41.61 -7.2 -17.2 -1.4/E

TouchstoneActvBdA m PI 11.13 +1.6 +5.8 +5.0/CActvBdY PI 11.13 +1.7 +5.9 +5.2/BBalancedA m MA 22.10 +.8 +4.4 +10.6/ADynDiversIncA m CA 12.04 -.2 -7.1 +1.2DynGlbAllcA m IH 11.69 +1.4 -2.6 +4.0FlexIncA m MU 10.84 +.3 +1.4 +3.3/CFlexIncC m MU 10.68 +.4 +1.0 +2.6/DFlexIncY MU 10.88 +.4 +1.5 +3.6/BFocedY LB 46.02 +.4 +.9 +8.9/CGlblESGEqfdA m WS 20.68 +.8 -5.0 +4.6/DGlblESGEqfdY WS 21.48 +.8 -4.9 +4.9/DGrOppsA m LG 36.71 +3.9 +10.5 +18.5/CGrOppsIns LG 38.89 +3.9 +10.7 +18.9/BGrOppsY LG 38.26 +3.9 +10.6 +18.8/BHYY HY 7.95 -1.0 -4.9 +2.7/CImpactBdInstl CI 10.75 +1.5 +5.0 +4.9/CImpactBdY CI 10.75 +1.5 +4.9 +4.8/DIntlEqA m FB 14.36 -1.0 -10.6 .../EIntlSmCpY FR 12.76 +.3 -18.8 -4.8/ELargeCpFocA m LB 43.81 +.7 +2.4 +13.3/AMidCpGrA m MG 32.28 -.9 +.8 +14.9/CMidCpGrC m MG 18.84 -.9 +.4 +14.0/CMidCpGrIns MG 34.16 -.9 +.9 +15.2/CMidCpGrY MG 33.79 -.9 +.9 +15.2/CMidCpValIns MV 16.53 -6.5 -14.7 +.2/BMidCpY MB 37.14 -5.1 -7.4 +11.7/AOhioTFBdA m MO 11.83 +.4 +2.5 +3.7/BSdCptlInsGr LG 29.08 +10.6 +30.2 +26.9/ASdCptlSelGrA m LG 15.59 +10.6 +29.8 +26.1/ASdCptlSelGrC m LG 13.21 +10.5 +29.4 +25.1/ASdCptlSelGrY LG 17.09 +10.6 +30.0 +26.4/ASdCptlSelGrZ b LG 15.62 +10.6 +29.8 +26.1/ASmCpIns SB 10.09 -6.5 -15.8 +1.8/BSmCpY SB 10.13 -6.5 -15.9 +1.7/BSmallComA m SB 4.07 -7.7 -15.4 +1.2/BUlShrtDrFIA m UB 9.18 +.6 -.1 +1.8/DUlShrtDrFIY UB 9.19 +.6 +.2 +2.1/CUlShrtDrFIZ b UB 9.18 +.6 -.1 +1.8/DValIns LV 8.01 -7.9 -16.7 +2.3/CValY LV 8.03 -8.0 -16.9 +2.1/C

TowleDeep Val d SV 10.04 -10.1 -28.9 -10.8/E

TransamericaAsAlCnsrvA m CA 10.91 +1.3 +3.0 +5.0/CAsAlCnsrvC m CA 10.81 +1.2 +2.6 +4.2/DAsAlGrA m XM 12.27 +1.0 -2.5 +4.9/CAsAlGrC m XM 11.89 +.9 -2.9 +4.1/CAsAlModA m CA 11.31 +1.1 +1.5 +5.0/CAsAlModC m CA 11.39 +1.1 +1.2 +4.2/DAsAlModGrA m MA 11.67 +2.2 -1.3 +4.4AsAlModGrC m MA 11.78 +2.2 -1.7 +3.6BondA m PI 9.53 +1.5 +2.8 +4.1/DCptlGrA m LG 41.58 +15.2 +58.6 +32.6/AHYBdA m HY 8.36 -1.1 -6.3 +1.8/DMltMgdBalA m MA 29.64 +.7 +3.1 +8.9/ASMPValA m MV 20.76 -7.8 -19.8 -1.3/C

Tributary FundsBalIns MA 18.15 +.1 +1.3 +8.9/ASmCoIns SB 22.18 -9.0 -24.5 -4.1/E

TrilliumESGGlblEqRetail b WS 47.22 +.6 -1.2 +9.8/B

Trust For Credit UniUnsShrtDrTCU GS 9.90 +.5 +3.4 +3.1/AUnsUlShDrTCU UB 9.41 +.2 +1.1 +1.8/D

Tweedy, BrowneGlbVal FV 24.73 -2.8 -11.6 -.3/AGlbVlIICyUnHdg FV 13.36 -3.3 -14.8 -1.8/BVal WS 17.22 -3.7 -12.6 +1.1/EWldwdHDvYldVl WS 7.02 -3.6 -15.3 +1.0/E

U.S. Global InvestorGlbRes b SN 4.28 +4.4 -7.2 -4.4/CGlblLuxuryGoods b MG 15.21 -.4 -8.8 +2.2/EGoldPrcMtls b SP 11.56 +14.7 +14.0 +18.8/AUSGvtUlShrtBd GS 2.00 ... +.3 +1.1/EWldPrecMnral b SP 4.16 +19.5 +25.7 +1.5/E

UBSGlbAllcA m IH 12.11 +.9 -2.7 +4.6/AGlbAllcP IH 12.42 +.9 -2.7 +4.8/AIntlSustEqP FB 9.96 +1.3 -6.0 +2.9/BUSAllcA m MA 49.14 +.4 +.9 +7.1/BUSAllcP MA 50.20 +.4 +1.0 +7.4/BUSSmCpGrP SG 22.91 +5.9 +10.9 +15.3/B

UBS PACEAltStrsInvmsP AM 10.71 +.8 +1.1 +1.4GlbFIInvmsA m IB 10.28 +1.1 +2.9 +3.0/CGlbFIInvmsP IB 10.26 +1.0 +3.0 +3.3/BIntermFIInvmsP CI 13.20 +1.1 +6.3 +5.0IntlEMEqInvP EM 13.40 +6.9 -4.6 +2.7/CIntlEqInvmsP FB 14.53 +1.1 -6.9 +2.1/CLgCoGrEqInvmsA m LG 25.07 +5.5 +14.9 +18.2/CLgCoGrEqInvmsP LG 26.42 +5.5 +15.1 +18.5/CLgCoValEqInvmsA m LV 17.44 -6.7 -20.4 -1.5/ELgCoValEqInvmsP LV 17.39 -6.6 -20.3 -1.3/EMnFIInvmsA m MI 13.22 +.7 +1.3 +3.3/CMnFIInvmsP MI 13.23 +.7 +1.4 +3.5/CMrBckScFIInvmsA m CI 13.03 +.1 +4.0 +3.8/EMrBckScFIInvmsP CI 13.03 ... +4.1 +4.0/ESMCoGrEqInvmsP SG 16.74 +1.0 +3.2 +12.0/CSMCoValEqInvmsP SV 16.75 -6.7 -16.7 -1.5/AStrFIInvmsP PI 14.65 +1.7 +6.0 +5.5

USA MutualsViceInv b WS 26.89 -5.4 -11.4 -.5/E

USAAAgrsGr LG 44.51 +4.8 +15.6 +16.6CABd MC 11.34 +.6 +1.2 +3.9CptlGr WS 10.36 +1.8 -7.7 +3.9CrnrstnEq WS 13.98 +1.4 -8.6 +2.8CrnrstnMdlyAgrs MA 25.07 +1.5 -3.6 +3.5CrnrstnMod CA 14.70 +1.4 -2.5 +3.7EM EM 18.44 +5.6 -8.8 +.8ExtendedMktIdx MB 19.09 +2.1 -5.9 +6.1Gr LG 30.08 +4.5 +13.0 +15.6GrInc LB 19.76 +2.2 -2.6 +6.0GrandTxtr CA 21.47 +1.6 -1.3 +7.0GvtSec GI 10.24 +.3 +4.8 +3.8HiInc d HY 7.23 +.9 -6.8 +1.4Inc PI 13.74 +2.1 +3.8 +5.1IncStk LV 15.22 -.9 -13.9 +3.3IntermTrmBd PI 11.03 +1.9 +4.1 +5.2Intl FB 22.96 +1.6 -12.9 +.3NASDAQ100Idx LG 29.67 +7.1 +18.8 +23.1NYBd MN 11.94 +1.1 +.3 +3.2PrcMtlsMnral SP 20.97 +7.0 +24.1 +17.4SP500IdxMbr LB 43.98 +2.1 -.6 +11.4SP500IdxRwd LB 44.00 +2.1 -.6 +11.5SciTech ST 28.49 +6.4 +20.1 +20.7ShrtTrmBd CS 9.24 +1.3 +1.4 +2.7SmCpStk SB 14.46 +1.6 -12.6 +3.4TEIntermTrm MI 13.58 +1.4 +.9 +3.8TELngTrm ML 13.40 +1.6 +.6 +3.7TEShrtTrm MS 10.50 +.7 +.6 +1.8TrgtRet2020 TE 11.73 +1.1 +.6 +4.8TrgtRet2030 TH 12.11 +1.0 -3.8 +4.0TrgtRet2040 TJ 11.94 +.9 -6.3 +3.7TrgtRet2050 TN 12.17 +.9 -6.5 +3.7TrgtRetInc RI 11.23 +1.0 +.5 +4.2UlShrtTrmBd UB 9.92 +1.5 -.2 +2.1VIBd SI 11.46 +1.2 +1.2 +3.3Val LV 13.24 -1.7 -18.4 -1.2WldGr WS 24.65 +1.7 -4.6 +6.8

Undiscovered ManagerBehavioralValA m SV 42.53 -1.5 -30.3 -7.4BehavioralValC m SV 39.62 -1.5 -30.5 -7.8BehavioralValL SV 43.73 -1.4 -30.2 -7.0

VALIC Co IAstAllc MA 9.88 +1.9 -6.8 +1.8CorEq LB 20.68 -.9 -2.8 +9.7/CCptlCnsrvtn CI 10.62 +1.3 +6.3 +5.4/BDivVal LV 9.97 -1.7 -15.0 +2.0EmergEcos EM 7.85 +4.2 -9.1 +1.0GlbSclAwrns FB 25.14 +1.8 -9.5 +4.9GlbStr IH 9.02 +1.2 -6.2 -.3Gr LG 20.05 +5.4 +16.3 +19.0GrInc LB 21.56 -1.2 +1.5 +11.7/AGvtSec GI 11.26 +.5 +6.4 +4.5HlthSci SH 23.09 +1.9 +8.2 +14.6InflProt IP 11.60 +1.7 +3.6 +4.0IntlEqsIdx FB 6.60 +1.7 -10.1 +.9IntlGr FG 13.46 +5.0 +4.5 +12.0IntlGvtBd IB 12.50 +2.5 +3.1 +3.7IntlVal FV 8.09 +1.4 -16.8 -5.6LgCpCor LB 12.14 +.1 +1.2 +10.5/BLgCptlGr LG 17.32 +1.4 +.2 +16.4MidCpIdx MB 21.18 -1.1 -13.1 +1.9MidCpStrGr MG 16.85 +.2 +.2 +13.5SciTech ST 32.39 +6.6 +20.5 +24.3SmCp SG 9.73 +.6 -9.3 +5.7SmCpIdx SB 15.62 -4.2 -13.1 +2.1/BSmCpSpecVals SV 8.86 -8.9 -22.9 -1.7/ASmMidGr MG 14.84 +3.2 +13.7 +18.4/BStkIdx LB 42.13 -.3 -.8 +11.5/BVal LV 15.44 -2.2 -14.7 +2.1

VALIC Co IICorBd PI 11.80 +1.2 +5.3 +5.1HYBd HY 7.13 +1.1 -3.5 +3.5IntlOpps FR 19.02 +1.2 -5.8 +4.4LgCpVal LV 17.11 -1.7 -18.3 +1.1MidCpVal MV 14.27 -2.4 -20.1 -1.2SclyRspnb LB 19.34 -.5 -1.7 +11.2/BSmCpVal SV 8.70 -1.4 -24.9 -6.9StrBd MU 11.12 +1.5 +1.6 +3.8

VYTRPDvrsMdCpGrA b MG 11.46 +.8 +4.2 +15.1/CTRPGrEqI LG 92.15 +4.6 +13.2 +18.2/C

Value LineAstAllcInv b MA 39.96 -.6 +3.9 +12.4/ACorBd b CI 15.81 +1.4 +4.7 +4.4/DCptlApprctInv b AL 11.56 +3.6 +12.8 +14.6/ALgrCoFocedInv b LG 35.23 +6.8 +22.0 +19.8/BMidCpFoced b MG 25.03 -4.1 -1.8 +14.4/CSelGr b MG 40.40 -1.4 +3.8 +16.4/BSmCpOppsInv b SG 42.11 -3.0 -2.2 +8.9/CTE b ML 9.97 +.5 +1.6 +3.0/E

VanEckEMA m EM 17.07 +6.6 -5.3 +3.9EMY EM 17.34 +6.6 -5.1 +4.3GlbHardAstsA m SN 22.65 +.2 -20.2 -9.5GlbHardAstsY SN 23.11 +.2 -20.1 -9.3IntlInvsGoldA m SP 13.68 +15.3 +34.6 +18.4/BIntlInvsGoldY SP 14.02 +15.3 +34.8 +18.7/B

Vanguard500IdxAdmrl LB 293.49 -.3 -.6 +11.8/A500IdxInv LB 293.52 -.3 -.6 +11.7/ABalIdxAdmrl MA 39.74 +.3 +2.6 +9.3/ABalIdxIns MA 39.75 +.3 +2.6 +9.3/ABalIdxInv MA 39.74 +.3 +2.5 +9.2/ACAITTxExAdm MF 12.20 +.5 +2.1 +3.9/ACAITTxExInv MF 12.20 +.5 +2.1 +3.8/ACALtrmTEAdm MC 12.65 +.7 +2.3 +4.8/ACALtrmTEInv MC 12.65 +.7 +2.3 +4.8/ACnsDscIdxAdmrl CD 108.58 +3.3 +11.2 +16.0/BCnsStpIdxAdmrl CC 74.51 -1.3 -5.1 +5.3/ACptlOppAdmrl LG 157.83 +1.7 ... +11.3/ECptlOppInv LG 68.33 +1.7 ... +11.2/ECptlValInv LV 12.96 -6.6 -11.0 +3.4/BDevMIdxAdmrl FB 12.85 -.6 -8.3 +2.0/CDevMIdxIns FB 12.86 -.7 -8.3 +2.0/CDivGrInv LB 28.90 -3.2 -4.6 +11.0/BDiversEqInv LG 39.12 +.7 +2.9 +12.7/EEMGvtBdIdxAdmrl EB 19.69 +2.0 -1.0 +4.3/AEMSelStkInv EM 21.34 +5.5 -7.7 +3.7/CEMStkIdxInAdm EM 35.47 +6.6 -3.4 +4.5/BEMStkIdxInInv EM 27.02 +6.5 -3.5 +4.3/CEMStkIdxInPl EM 89.71 +6.6 -3.4 +4.5/BEMStkIdxIns EM 26.97 +6.6 -3.4 +4.5/BEngyAdmrl EE 61.72 -9.3 -30.5 -8.8/AEngyIdxAdmrl EE 24.96 -15.6 -37.0 -14.0/BEngyInv EE 32.90 -9.3 -30.5 -8.9/BEqIncAdmrl LV 68.57 -5.5 -12.3 +5.0/AEqIncInv LV 32.72 -5.5 -12.3 +4.9/AEuStkIdxAd ES 65.16 -.7 -9.7 +1.3/CEuStkIdxInsP ES 124.14 -.7 -9.7 +1.4/CEuStkIdxInstl ES 27.78 -.7 -9.7 +1.3/CExplorerAdmrl SG 96.11 -.7 -1.1 +12.4/CExplorerInv SG 103.27 -.7 -1.2 +12.3/CExplorerValInv SB 28.18 -8.2 -23.1 -1.9/DExtDrTrIdIns GL 49.44 +6.1 +27.7 +16.0/AExtDrTrIdInsPls GL 124.11 +6.1 +27.8 +16.0/AExtMktIdxAdmrl MB 91.60 +2.3 -5.0 +6.6ExtMktIdxIns MB 91.60 +2.3 -5.0 +6.6ExtMktIdxInsPls MB 226.04 +2.3 -5.0 +6.7ExtMktIdxInv MB 91.67 +2.3 -5.1 +6.5FAWexUSIAdmr FB 30.82 +1.1 -6.9 +2.8/BFAWexUSIInPl FB 103.48 +1.2 -6.9 +2.8/BFAWexUSIIns FB 97.72 +1.2 -6.9 +2.8/BFAWexUSSCIIn FQ 191.38 +.8 -9.9 +.5/BFSocialIdxIns LB 22.09 +1.8 +1.7 +14.0/AFinclsIdxAdmrl SF 28.82 -10.3 -23.6 -.8/BGNMAAdmrl GI 10.81 ... +3.7 +3.8/CGNMAInv GI 10.81 -.1 +3.6 +3.7/CGlbCapCycInv WS 7.82 -.5 -5.9 -6.0/EGlbEqInv WS 31.67 +2.3 -.4 +9.3/BGlbMnmVlInv SW 12.96 -1.2 -10.8 +4.8/DGlbexUSRlEIAdmr d GR 29.90 -.5 -16.3 +1.1/DGlbexUSRlEIdIns d GR 99.60 -.5 -16.3 +1.1/DGrIdxAdmrl LG 107.99 +5.1 +15.6 +19.9/BGrIdxIns LG 107.99 +5.1 +15.6 +19.9/BGrIdxInv LG 108.02 +5.1 +15.5 +19.7/BGrandIncAdmrl LB 83.47 +.1 -.9 +11.3/BGrandIncInv LB 51.14 +.1 -1.0 +11.2/BHCAdmrl SH 90.13 +1.2 +5.6 +10.4/EHCIdxAdmrl SH 98.78 +.8 +3.6 +12.2/BHCInv SH 213.71 +1.2 +5.6 +10.3/EHYCorpAdmrl HY 5.68 -.8 -2.1 +4.1/AHYCorpInv HY 5.68 -.8 -2.2 +4.0/AHYTE ML 11.58 +1.7 +.3 +4.7/AHYTEAdmrl ML 11.58 +1.7 +.3 +4.8/AITIdxAdmrl ST 146.17 +5.8 +17.3 +28.4/AInTrBdIdxAdmrl CI 12.61 +1.6 +8.1 +6.4/AInTrBdIdxIns CI 12.61 +1.6 +8.1 +6.4/AInTrBdIdxInsPls CI 12.61 +1.6 +8.1 +6.4/AInTrBdIdxInv CI 12.61 +1.6 +8.1 +6.3/AInTrCrpBdIAdmrl TW 25.63 +2.1 +5.8 +6.5/BInTrCrpBdIIns TW 31.67 +2.1 +5.9 +6.5/BInTrInGdAdm TW 10.55 +1.6 +7.1 +6.2/CInTrInGdInv TW 10.55 +1.5 +7.1 +6.1/CInTrTEAdmrl MI 14.61 +.7 +2.3 +4.0/AInTrTEInv MI 14.61 +.7 +2.2 +3.9/AInTrTrsAdmrl GI 12.15 +1.1 +8.0 +5.2/AInTrTrsIdxAd GI 23.79 +1.0 +7.8 +5.1/AInTrTrsIdxIns GI 29.52 +.9 +7.8 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XY 16.66 +1.1 +3.7 +6.0/ALfStrModGrInv MA 28.76 +.7 +.5 +7.1/BLgCpIdxAdmrl LB 74.32 +.1 +.5 +12.2/ALgCpIdxIns LB 305.90 +.1 +.5 +12.2/ALgCpIdxInv LB 59.44 +.1 +.5 +12.1/ALtdTrmTE MS 11.17 +.4 +1.7 +2.4/ALtdTrmTEAdmrl MS 11.17 +.4 +1.8 +2.5/AMATEInv MT 11.26 +.8 +2.8 +4.8/AMCpGrIdxAdm MG 72.89 +.8 +7.1 +14.2/CMCpGrIdxInv MG 66.59 +.8 +7.0 +14.0/CMCpVlIdxAdm MV 50.08 -1.6 -18.6 ...MCpVlIdxInv MV 38.06 -1.6 -18.7 -.2MatlsIdxAdmrl SN 63.33 -2.8 -6.4 +2.7/AMdCpGrInv MG 28.23 +1.9 +5.7 +14.7/CMdCpIdxAdmrl MB 206.79 +.5 -6.5 +6.7MdCpIdxIns MB 45.68 +.5 -6.5 +6.7MdCpIdxInsPlus MB 225.29 +.5 -6.5 +6.7MdCpIdxInv MB 45.59 +.5 -6.5 +6.6MegaCpGrIdxIns LG 337.99 +6.0 +17.3 +21.0/BMegaCpIdxIns LB 221.97 +.6 +1.7 +13.2/AMegaCpValIdxIns LV 147.22 -5.8 -13.5 +5.3/AMgdAllcInv MA 15.77 -.1 -5.6 +3.4/EMktNetrlIns NE 9.55 +1.8 -5.7 -5.2/DMktNetrlInv NE 9.59 +1.8 -5.7 -5.3/DMrtBckScIdxAdmr GI 21.76 ... +3.5 +3.9/CNJLTmTEAdm MJ 12.30 +1.5 +.5 +5.1/ANJLTmTEInv MJ 12.30 +1.5 +.5 +5.1/ANYLTmTEAdm MY 12.00 +1.0 +1.6 +4.3/ANYLTmTEInv MY 12.00 +1.0 +1.6 +4.2/AOhioLngTrmTE MO 13.06 +.8 +3.4 +5.1/APALTmTEAdm MP 11.95 +.9 +2.4 +5.1/APALTmTEInv MP 11.95 +.9 +2.3 +5.0/APacStkIdxAdmrl DP 80.91 -.2 -5.6 +2.9/EPacStkIdxIns DP 12.38 -.1 -5.6 +2.9/DPrmCpAdmrl LG 139.60 +.8 -3.2 +11.3/EPrmCpCorInv LB 25.75 -1.6 -7.8 +7.9/DPrmCpInv LG 134.67 +.7 -3.2 +11.2/ERlEstIdxAdmrl SR 113.48 +1.3 -12.2 +2.9RlEstIdxInstl SR 17.56 +1.3 -12.3 +2.9RlEstIdxInv SR 26.61 +1.3 -12.3 +2.7Rsl1000GrIdxIns LG 394.72 +5.0 +14.1 +20.7/BRsl1000IdxIns LB 282.47 -.2 -.2 +11.8/ARsl1000VlIdxIns LV 195.71 -6.4 -15.1 +2.4/CRsl2000GrIdxIns SG 289.62 -.7 -2.0 +8.8/CRsl2000IdxIns SB 221.13 -4.1 -12.8 +2.5/ARsl2000VlIdxIns SV 166.80 -8.4 -24.0 -4.2/BRsl3000IdxIns LB 277.91 -.4 -1.1 +11.1/BSCpGrIdxAdm SG 71.56 +2.2 +1.7 +12.1SCpGrIdxI SG 57.30 +2.2 +1.7 +12.2SCpGrIdxInv SG 57.24 +2.2 +1.6 +12.0SCpValIdxAdm SV 45.93 -1.1 -22.0 -2.8SCpValIdxI SV 25.68 -1.1 -22.0 -2.8SCpValIdxInv SV 25.63 -1.2 -22.0 -2.9SPMC400GrIdxIns MG 280.83 -3.3 -4.1 +6.5/ESPMC400IdxIns MB 242.00 -5.8 -12.1 +2.9/C

SPMC400VlIdxIns MV 206.70 -2.1 -21.7 -1.8SPSC600IdxIns SB 251.88 -7.4 -17.7 +1.0/BSTBdIdxAdmrl CS 10.89 +.5 +4.1 +3.5/ASTBdIdxIns CS 10.89 +.5 +4.1 +3.5/ASTBdIdxInsPlus CS 10.89 +.5 +4.1 +3.5/ASTBdIdxInv CS 10.89 +.5 +4.0 +3.4/ASTCpBdIdxAdm CS 22.46 +.9 +3.3 +3.9/ASTCpBdIdxI CS 27.49 +.9 +3.3 +3.9/ASTFederalAdmrl GS 11.01 +.4 +3.6 +3.1/ASTFederalInv GS 11.01 +.4 +3.5 +3.0/ASTInfPrScIdAdmr IP 25.22 +.8 +2.1 +2.7/DSTInfPrScIdIns IP 25.24 +.8 +2.2 +2.7/DSTInfPrScIdxInv IP 25.18 +.8 +2.1 +2.6/ESTInvmGrdAdmrl CS 10.96 +.9 +3.5 +3.7/ASTInvmGrdIns CS 10.96 +.9 +3.5 +3.7/ASTInvmGrdInv CS 10.96 +.9 +3.4 +3.6/ASTTE MS 15.92 +.2 +1.2 +1.7/DSTTEAdmrl MS 15.92 +.2 +1.2 +1.8/CSTTrsAdmrl GS 10.90 +.3 +3.5 +2.9/BSTTrsInv GS 10.90 +.3 +3.5 +2.8/BSTTrsdxAdm GS 20.73 +.2 +3.0 +2.6/BSTTrsdxIns GS 26.04 +.2 +3.0 +2.7/BSeledValInv MV 21.28 -8.8 -21.4 -3.0/DSmCpIdxAdmrl SB 70.55 +.5 -11.4 +4.0SmCpIdxIns SB 70.54 +.5 -11.4 +4.0SmCpIdxInsPlus SB 203.62 +.5 -11.4 +4.0SmCptlstIdxInv SB 70.53 +.5 -11.4 +3.9StarInv MA 28.23 +1.5 +3.9 +9.3/AStrEqInv MB 28.77 -4.6 -14.0 +1.7/DStrSmCpEqInv SB 27.28 -5.3 -17.4 -1.1/DTMCapApAdm LB 164.34 +1.8 -1.6 +11.1TMCapApIns LB 81.66 +1.8 -1.6 +11.2TMSmCpAdm SB 55.43 -7.2 -17.8 +1.1/BTMSmCpI SB 55.55 -7.2 -17.8 +1.1/BTlMnSvcsIdxAdmr SC 49.32 +.6 +3.4 +4.3/DTrgtRtr2015Inv TD 15.48 +.8 +2.0 +6.3/ATrgtRtr2020Inv TE 32.85 +.7 +1.0 +6.8/ATrgtRtr2025Inv TG 19.91 +.7 +.4 +7.1/BTrgtRtr2030Inv TH 36.34 +.6 -.3 +7.3/BTrgtRtr2035Inv TI 22.29 +.5 -1.0 +7.4/CTrgtRtr2040Inv TJ 38.46 +.4 -1.7 +7.6/BTrgtRtr2045Inv TK 24.13 +.3 -2.3 +7.6/BTrgtRtr2050Inv TN 38.85 +.3 -2.3 +7.6/BTrgtRtr2055Inv TL 42.18 +.3 -2.3 +7.6/BTrgtRtr2060Inv XQ 37.26 +.3 -2.4 +7.6/CTrgtRtrIncInv RI 14.29 +.9 +2.5 +5.8/ATtBMIdxAdmrl CI 11.62 +1.3 +6.5 +5.5/BTtBMIdxIns CI 11.62 +1.3 +6.5 +5.5/BTtBMIdxInsPlus CI 11.62 +1.3 +6.5 +5.5/BTtBMIdxInv CI 11.62 +1.3 +6.4 +5.4/BTtInBIdxAdmrl WH 23.06 +1.0 +2.4 +5.1/BTtInBIdxIns WH 34.60 +1.0 +2.5 +5.2/ATtInBIdxInv WH 11.53 +1.0 +2.4 +5.1/BTtInSIdxAdmrl FB 27.50 +1.1 -7.2 +2.5/BTtInSIdxIns FB 109.97 +1.1 -7.2 +2.5/BTtInSIdxInsPlus FB 110.00 +1.1 -7.2 +2.6/BTtInSIdxInv FB 16.44 +1.1 -7.3 +2.5/BTtlSMIdxAdmrl LB 78.17 +1.9 -2.5 +10.4TtlSMIdxIns LB 78.19 +1.8 -2.5 +10.4TtlSMIdxInv LB 78.15 +1.8 -2.5 +10.3TtlWldStkIdxIns WS 157.94 +.3 -3.6 +7.3/CTxMgBalAdmrl CA 34.41 +.3 +1.5 +8.0/AUSGrAdmrl LG 139.66 +8.6 +25.4 +24.6/AUSGrInv LG 53.89 +8.6 +25.3 +24.4/AUSValInv LV 15.00 -6.7 -19.7 -1.2/EUtlsIdxAdmrl SU 62.83 -6.0 -11.0 +6.8/BValIdxAdmrl LV 39.42 -5.9 -14.3 +4.4/BValIdxIns LV 39.42 -5.9 -14.3 +4.4/BValIdxInv LV 39.43 -5.9 -14.4 +4.3/BWlngtnAdmrl MA 72.53 -.5 -1.8 +8.0/BWlngtnInv MA 42.01 -.5 -1.9 +8.0/BWlslyIncAdmrl CA 65.88 -.9 +1.1 +6.7/AWlslyIncInv CA 27.20 -.9 +1.1 +6.6/AWndsrAdmrl LV 61.32 -7.2 -14.3 +2.5/CWndsrIIAdmrl LV 58.96 -2.8 -8.0 +5.8/AWndsrIIInv LV 33.23 -2.8 -8.0 +5.7/AWndsrInv LV 18.19 -7.2 -14.3 +2.4/C

VericimetryUSSCVl SV 13.16 -10.5 -25.3 -6.1/D

VictoryDiversStkA m LB 16.74 +2.0 -5.7 +7.5DiversStkR b LB 16.37 +2.0 -5.8 +7.2GlbNatrlResA m SN 8.45 -3.4 -17.5 -27.7HYA m HY 6.21 +.3 -5.2 +4.5INCrInvGrdCnvtA m CV 16.63 +1.2 -3.6 +7.6INCrTtlRetBdY PI 9.98 +1.3 +5.6 +4.6INCrforIncA m GS 8.57 -.2 +3.3 +2.6INCrforIncI GS 8.57 -.1 +3.4 +2.9INCrforIncR b GS 8.58 -.2 +3.3 +2.6IntgDiscvA m SB 23.58 +.3 -31.9 -9.0IntgDiscvY SB 26.15 +.3 -31.8 -8.7IntgSmCpValA m SV 24.34 -1.8 -29.8 -8.0IntgSmCpValY SV 25.21 -1.7 -29.7 -7.6MndMCpGrA m MG 11.98 -.9 -6.0 +4.5MndMCpGrY MG 14.42 -.8 -5.8 +4.8MndrMltCpA m LG 39.11 +1.8 -7.5 +6.0RSGrA m LG 21.49 +4.8 +9.5 +14.6RSLgCpAlphaA m LB 43.56 -2.2 -18.5 +2.4RSMidCpGrA m MG 27.41 +2.0 +6.1 +11.5RSPtnrsA m SB 18.42 -1.5 -25.1 -2.3RSSciandTechA m ST 28.48 +6.5 +20.6 +25.4RSSelGrA m MG 36.48 +2.7 +7.0 +12.3RSSmCpEqA m SG 16.80 +2.5 +3.9 +15.5RSSmCpGrA m SG 80.94 +2.6 +4.1 +15.0RSValA m MB 19.40 -2.0 -22.0 -.1SP500IdxA m LB 20.31 +1.7 -2.3 +10.5SP500IdxY LB 20.48 +1.7 -2.3 +10.7SophusEMA m EM 20.17 +5.5 -9.2 +2.1SpecValA m LB 25.21 +2.0 -5.9 +7.0SycEsVlA m MV 33.90 -2.0 -15.5 +2.3SycEsVlI MV 33.92 -2.0 -15.3 +2.6SycEsVlR b MV 33.42 -2.0 -15.6 +2.1SycmrSmCoOppA m SV 35.87 -2.1 -21.1 +.2SycmrSmCoOppI SV 36.30 -2.0 -21.0 +.6SycmrSmCoOppR b SV 33.29 -2.1 -21.2 ...TEA m ML 9.68 +2.6 -.1 +4.4TrvlnIntlSMI FQ 13.33 +1.9 -8.0 +2.8

VikingKansasMuncplA m SI 11.04 +.3 +3.0 +3.5/ANebraskaMuncplA m SI 10.68 ... +1.9 +3.2/BOklahomaMuncplA m SI 11.94 +.3 +1.6 +3.0/CTFForMontanaA m SI 10.24 +.3 +1.9 +3.0/C

VillereBalInv AL 21.52 -5.4 -8.3 +2.4/E

VirtusCdxMcpVlEqI MV 10.12 -.6 -20.6 +.6CrdxLgCpValEqA m LV 10.95 -1.1 -17.0 +2.0CrdxLgCpValEqI LV 11.11 -1.1 -16.9 +2.3CrdxSmCpValEqIn SB 7.59 -.2 -22.6 -3.9DuffPheGlbInfA m XO 14.36 -1.7 -10.1 +3.7DuffPlRlEtSecA m SR 18.93 +1.9 -12.0 +2.8IntlEqIns FG 9.34 +4.0 +2.6 +10.1InvtvGrStkIns LG 47.91 +13.3 +54.6 +36.3KARCapitalGrA m LG 22.00 +5.8 +18.1 +19.6KARMidCapGrA m MG 53.13 +7.7 +28.9 +30.1KARSmCapCoreA m MG 37.75 -2.2 -3.8 +16.2KARSmCapCoreI MG 40.02 -2.2 -3.6 +16.6NFDurIncI CS 10.86 +1.4 +1.5 +2.9NFMulSecS/TBdA m CS 4.68 +1.3 +.5 +2.3NFMulSecS/TBdC b CS 4.74 +1.5 +.6 +2.1NFMulSecS/TBdC1 m CS 4.73 +1.3 +.1 +1.6NFTaxExemBdA m MI 11.35 +.7 +1.3 +3.2NFTaxExemBdI MI 11.35 +.7 +1.4 +3.5NFtMuSectInBdA m MU 9.91 +1.8 -1.4 +2.7NewfleetBondA m PI 11.72 +1.7 +3.4 +4.5NewfleetBondI PI 11.91 +1.8 +3.5 +4.8NewfleetHYA m HY 3.90 +.7 -4.1 +2.8RamtEnhCreEqA m LB 21.47 +1.6 -4.9 +6.2SectTrendA m LB 12.30 +1.9 -16.0 +2.1SectTrendC m LB 12.11 +1.8 -16.4 +1.3SeixCorBdIns CI 11.66 +.9 +7.7 +5.3SeixCorpBdIns TW 9.73 +2.6 +11.2 +7.3SeixFltRtHIncC m BL 7.78 +1.6 -5.8 +.2SeixHGrdMnBdIns ML 12.42 +.3 +4.1 +4.9SeixHYIns HY 8.23 +.8 -.1 +4.5SeixHiIncI HY 5.96 +1.0 -3.5 +2.8SeixInvGrdTEBdI MI 12.03 +.1 +3.7 +4.1SeixTtlRetBdI PI 11.56 +.8 +9.0 +5.3SeixUSGSUSBdI UB 10.03 +.1 +1.0 +1.9SeixUlShrtBdIns UB 9.93 +.4 +.6 +2.0SlvnLgCpGrStkA m LG 5.95 +5.0 +12.0 +19.0TactAllcA m MA 11.09 +3.7 +9.8 +11.8VontForOppsA m FG 29.59 +1.5 -3.7 +5.2VontForOppsC m FG 28.58 +1.5 -4.0 +4.5VontForOppsI FG 29.56 +1.5 -3.6 +5.5VontlGlbOppsA m WS 17.50 +2.8 -.4 +9.5VontobelEMOppI EM 10.94 +5.6 -7.6 +.8

VolumetricVolumetric d LB 20.34 -.8 -5.0 +4.1/E

VoyaGNMAIncA m GI 8.60 +.1 +3.1 +3.2/DGNMAIncC m GI 8.56 ... +2.8 +2.5/EGlbEqA m WS 32.58 -3.3 -12.3 +2.0/EGlbEqDivA m WS 12.48 -3.4 -12.2 +.3/EHYBdA m HY 7.55 -1.4 -3.6 +2.8/CIntermBdA m PI 10.66 +1.4 +4.6 +4.9IntermBdC m PI 10.64 +1.3 +4.2 +4.1IntermBdI PI 10.65 +1.4 +4.7 +5.3LgCpGrA m LG 47.48 +3.6 +10.4 +17.9/CLgCpGrI LG 53.23 +3.6 +10.6 +18.3/CMdCpOppsA m MG 21.41 +1.9 +6.6 +12.2/DMdCpOppsC m MG 14.06 +1.9 +6.3 +11.4/DMltMgrIntSmCpA m FQ 50.82 +1.8 -6.7 +1.1/ARlEsttA m SR 9.51 +2.0 -15.6 +.5RlEsttI SR 11.13 +2.0 -15.4 +.9RussiaA m MQ 30.89 +2.0 -17.2 +11.3/ASmCpOppsA m SG 48.47 -2.2 -4.2 +2.9/E

WCMFocIntGrIns FG 20.34 +4.8 +7.6 +14.4/AFocIntGrInv b FG 20.24 +4.8 +7.4 +14.1/A

WaldenEq LB 24.85 -2.0 -6.1 +10.6/B

WasatchCorGr d SG 73.81 -.9 +2.7 +15.0/BGlbValInv d WS 6.52 -6.5 -17.7 -.6/EHoisingtonUSTrs d GL 22.31 +5.4 +23.6 +13.6/AIntlGrInv d FR 31.40 +.7 +1.2 +7.7/BIntlOppsInv d FR 4.14 +2.5 +11.0 +11.9/AMicroCp d SG 8.65 +2.1 +13.5 +25.0/AMicroCpVal d SG 3.32 +.6 +1.5 +11.6/CSmCpGrInv d SG 42.87 +1.8 +9.5 +21.2/ASmCpVal d SB 6.74 -5.5 -16.5 +2.4/AUlGr d SG 36.34 +5.7 +27.8 +30.3/A

WeitzBal CA 14.70 -.4 +.3 +6.8/ANebraskaTFInc SI 10.21 ... +2.2 +2.4/EPtnrsIIIOppIns LO 14.49 -2.1 -4.9 +6.6/APtnrsValInv LG 27.17 -3.6 -10.9 +3.2/EShrtDrIncIns CS 12.33 +.5 +1.6 +2.5/DValInv LG 45.47 -.5 -.3 +11.0/EsHickory MB 45.42 -4.1 -13.4 +1.4/D

Wells FargoAdjRtGvtA f UB 8.91 +.1 +.4 +1.6AdjRtGvtInst UB 8.91 +.3 +.6 +1.9AstAllcA f MA 13.98 +1.7 -1.9 +4.1AstAllcC m MA 13.39 +1.7 -2.3 +3.3CALtdTrmTFA f SS 10.71 +.5 +.4 +1.6CATFA f MC 11.92 +.9 +.9 +3.4CATFAdm MC 11.94 +1.0 +1.0 +3.6

CATFC m MC 12.15 +.8 +.5 +2.6CBLgCpValA f LV 11.62 -2.5 -20.6 -.1CBLgCpValInst LV 11.67 -2.4 -20.5 +.3CBMidCpValA f MV 33.13 -2.2 -21.2 -.6CBMidCpValAdm MV 33.51 -2.2 -21.1 -.5CBMidCpValInst MV 33.43 -2.2 -21.0 -.3CommonStkA f MB 16.98 -.9 -14.4 +2.9CorBdA f CI 14.34 +1.1 +6.8 +5.0CorBdAdm CI 13.99 +1.1 +6.8 +5.1CorBdInst CI 13.97 +1.2 +7.0 +5.4CorPlusBdA f PI 13.56 +1.5 +6.4 +5.5DiscpUSCorA f LB 17.76 +1.4 -3.2 +8.3DiscpUSCorAdm LB 18.31 +1.4 -3.1 +8.5DiscvAdm MG 36.95 +2.1 +12.9 +17.8DvrsCptlBldrA f AL 10.46 ... -3.6 +7.7DvrsCptlBldrC m AL 10.44 ... -4.0 +6.9DvrsEqA f LB 21.27 +1.2 -6.5 +6.9DvrsEqAdm LB 21.40 +1.2 -6.4 +7.1DvrsIncBldrA f XY 5.86 +1.3 -4.8 +3.0DvrsIncBldrC m XY 5.87 +1.2 -5.0 +2.2DvrsIncBldrInst XY 5.71 +1.3 -4.4 +3.3DvrsIntlA f FB 11.74 +1.9 -13.6 -.5EMEqA f EM 26.73 +7.9 -3.5 +4.9EMEqAdm EM 28.02 +8.0 -3.4 +5.0EndeavorSelA f LG 9.34 +3.6 +13.3 +22.3EndeavorSelInst LG 11.03 +3.6 +13.5 +22.7EntprInst MG 64.32 +3.2 +13.0 +18.3GlobalSmCpA f SW 35.68 -.5 -13.4 +2.4GrAdm LG 45.83 +4.2 +14.7 +21.7GrBalA f MA 47.70 +1.7 -2.0 +5.5GrBalAdm MA 42.05 +1.8 -1.8 +5.7GrInst LG 50.98 +4.2 +14.8 +22.0GvtSecA f GI 11.67 +.4 +6.0 +4.3GvtSecAdm GI 11.67 +.4 +6.1 +4.5GvtSecInst GI 11.67 +.5 +6.2 +4.7HYBdA f HY 3.23 +.7 -2.7 +2.6IdxAstAllcA f MA 37.63 +1.2 +3.6 +8.7IdxAstAllcAdm MA 37.64 +1.3 +3.8 +8.9IdxAstAllcC m MA 22.88 +1.1 +3.2 +7.9IntlBdInst IB 10.96 +1.0 +.9 +2.4IntrsValA f LB 11.11 -.7 -14.5 +5.3IntrsValInst LB 11.19 -.7 -14.4 +5.7IntrsWldEqA f WS 20.02 +1.3 -11.6 +3.7MinnesotaTFA f SM 10.86 +.6 +1.3 +3.1MinnesotaTFAdm SM 10.86 +.7 +1.4 +3.3ModBalAdm CA 21.55 +1.4 +.7 +5.4OmegaGrA f LG 63.16 +5.0 +13.4 +20.8OppA f LG 42.61 +.2 -4.1 +8.9OppAdm LG 47.29 +.2 -4.0 +9.1PETFA f MP 11.75 +.9 +.8 +3.4PETFInst MP 11.75 +.9 +1.0 +3.7PrecMetalsA f SP 55.42 +6.1 +24.8 +16.2PremLgCoGrA f LG 15.51 +4.7 +11.6 +19.6ShrtDrGvtBdA f CS 9.87 +.2 +3.2 +2.3ShrtDrGvtBdAdm CS 9.89 +.2 +3.3 +2.5ShrtDrGvtBdInst CS 9.89 +.2 +3.4 +2.7ShrtTrmBdInst CS 9.02 +1.1 +3.5 +3.3ShrtTrmHYBdA f HY 7.94 +.1 -.4 +2.5SmCoGrAdm SG 50.90 +1.3 -6.4 +7.7SmCoValA f SV 21.23 -1.0 -25.4 -4.8SpMCpValAdm MV 34.33 -2.3 -18.6 +.7SpMCpValIns MV 34.61 -2.2 -18.5 +.9SpcSmCpValA f SV 27.17 -1.5 -23.3 -2.4SpcSmCpValAdm SV 27.87 -1.5 -23.3 -2.4SpecizedTechA f ST 17.07 +6.6 +27.4 +27.5StrMnBdA f MS 9.18 +.9 +.8 +2.8StrMnBdAdm MS 9.17 +1.0 +.9 +3.0StrMnBdC m MS 9.21 +1.0 +.5 +2.1Target2010A f TA 10.65 +.8 +.7 +4.5Target2020A f TE 12.19 +.7 -1.0 +4.6Target2020Adm TE 12.48 +.6 -1.0 +4.7Target2020R6 TE 12.58 +.7 -.8 +5.1Target2030A f TH 12.38 +.6 -3.7 +4.7Target2030Adm TH 12.69 +.6 -3.7 +4.8Target2030R6 TH 12.68 +.6 -3.5 +5.2Target2040A f TJ 14.27 +.5 -6.6 +4.3Target2040Adm TJ 14.77 +.5 -6.5 +4.4Target2040R6 TJ 14.81 +.5 -6.3 +4.8TargetTodayA f RI 9.11 +.7 +.6 +4.4TrdtnlSmCpGrA f SG 15.67 +3.7 +12.9 +17.6UlSTMnIncA f MS 9.59 +.2 +.5 +1.2UlSTMnIncIns MS 9.59 +.2 +.5 +1.5UlShTrIncA f UB 8.57 +.6 +1.2 +2.2UlShTrIncIns UB 8.56 +.7 +1.3 +2.5Utl&TlCmA f SU 21.49 -3.0 -5.3 +9.1

WesMarkBal MA 12.46 -1.4 -5.5 +5.3/CGr LG 20.85 +2.3 +4.6 +11.6/EGvtBd CI 10.15 +.7 +3.3 +3.1/ESmCoGr SG 13.11 +1.5 +2.5 +5.6/DWestVIMnBd SI 10.80 +.1 +2.2 +2.9/D

Western AssetCAMnsA m MC 15.71 +1.1 ... +3.3CAMnsI MC 15.71 +1.1 +.1 +3.5CorBdA m CI 13.62 +1.4 +5.6 +5.4CorBdFI b CI 13.63 +1.4 +5.6 +5.4CorBdI CI 13.62 +1.5 +5.8 +5.8CorBdIS CI 13.64 +1.5 +5.8 +5.9CorPlusBdA m PI 12.35 +1.3 +4.6 +5.4CorPlusBdFI b PI 12.36 +1.3 +4.5 +5.4CorPlusBdI PI 12.37 +1.4 +4.8 +5.8CorPlusBdIS PI 12.36 +1.3 +4.8 +5.8CorpBdA m TW 13.32 +2.5 +4.8 +5.9GlbHYBdA m HY 6.04 +1.8 -2.1 +3.0GlbHYBdI HY 6.03 +1.7 -2.0 +3.3HYI HY 7.48 +1.2 -4.2 +3.1HYIS HY 7.60 +1.2 -4.1 +3.1IncomeA m MU 5.78 +1.8 -4.7 +2.0InflIdPlsBdI IP 11.97 +1.6 +4.6 +4.8InflIdPlsBdIS IP 12.04 +1.6 +4.7 +4.9IntermBdI CI 11.54 +1.0 +4.5 +4.7IntermBdIS CI 11.54 +1.1 +4.6 +4.8IntermTrmMnsA m MI 6.36 +1.7 -.1 +2.7IntermTrmMnsC b MI 6.37 +1.6 -.4 +2.1IntermTrmMnsI MI 6.36 +1.7 ... +2.8IntrmMtCAMnsA m MF 8.73 +1.1 -1.1 +2.3IntrmMtCAMnsC b MF 8.72 +1.0 -1.4 +1.7IntrmMtNYMnsA m MN 8.60 +1.3 -.5 +2.4IntrmMtNYMnsC b MN 8.60 +1.2 -.8 +1.8MA Mns A m MT 12.68 +.9 +.2 +2.9Mgd Mns A m ML 16.08 +2.0 -.5 +3.1Mgd Mns C m ML 16.09 +2.0 -.8 +2.5Mgd Mns I ML 16.11 +2.0 -.5 +3.2MnHiIncA m HM 13.83 +2.6 -1.7 +3.1MnHiIncC m HM 13.76 +2.5 -2.0 +2.5MnHiIncI HM 13.76 +2.6 -1.6 +3.3MrtgBckdSc1 PI 10.24 +1.3 +.4 +3.6MrtgBckdScA m PI 10.23 +1.3 +.3 +3.3MrtgBckdScI PI 10.27 +1.2 +.3 +3.7NJMnsA m MJ 12.08 +2.6 -1.5 +2.9NJMnsI MJ 12.09 +2.7 -1.4 +3.1NYMnsA m MY 13.11 +1.2 +.5 +3.2NYMnsC m MY 13.10 +1.2 +.2 +2.6NYMnsI MY 13.10 +1.3 +.5 +3.3OregonMnsA m SL 10.48 +.6 +1.7 +3.5PEMnsA m MP 12.92 +.8 +.8 +3.4PEMnsC m MP 12.86 +.7 +.4 +2.8PEMnsI MP 12.91 +.8 +.9 +3.5ShrtDrHiIncA m HY 4.86 +1.7 -5.3 +2.1ShrtDrHiIncI HY 4.88 +1.8 -5.1 +2.4ShrtDrMnIncA m MS 5.13 +.9 +.8 +1.8ShrtDrMnIncC b MS 5.13 +.9 +.6 +1.5ShrtDrMnIncI MS 5.13 +.9 +.9 +2.0ShrtTrmBdA m CS 3.93 +.7 +1.9 +2.8ShrtTrmBdI CS 3.94 +.4 +2.0 +3.0ShrtTrmBdIS CS 3.93 +.7 +2.0 +3.1TtlRtUncnsFI b NT 10.23 +1.9 -1.1 +2.1TtlRtUncnsI NT 10.25 +1.8 -1.1 +2.5TtlRtUncnsIS NT 10.23 +1.9 -.9 +2.6UltraShrtIncA b UB 8.98 +.9 -.2 +2.1UltraShrtIncI UB 8.95 +.9 -.1 +2.4

WestwoodEMIns EM 8.14 -3.1 -16.6 -2.9/EIncOppA m CA 12.57 -.1 -.6 +5.1/BIncOppIns CA 12.58 -.2 -.4 +5.4/BLgCpValIns LB 11.57 -6.1 -12.5 +5.6/ESMdCpIns MB 11.05 -8.1 -18.0 +.5/DShrtDrHYIns HY 9.28 +.2 +1.4 +4.2/ASmCpIns SB 13.82 -8.4 -20.6 -1.4/DTotalRetInst LB 6.12 +2.1 +5.7 +10.9/B

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Williamsburg InvestmJamestownEq LB 23.04 +.7 +1.3 +11.3/B

WillistonBsnMdNrAmrStkA m EE 2.57 -11.7 -38.2 -17.7/D

WilmingtonLgCpStrIns LB 24.27 -.2 ... +11.8/AMnBdIns MI 13.22 +.9 +.1 +3.0/DRlAstIns IH 13.09 +.3 -12.3 +.6

Wilshire5000IdxIns LB 22.76 -.4 -.7 +11.0/B5000IdxInvm b LB 22.72 -.4 -.9 +10.6/BLgCoGrIns LG 50.16 +5.2 +16.7 +18.4/CLgCoGrInvm b LG 45.29 +5.2 +16.5 +18.0/C

World FundsRlEstValOppIns SR 10.70 +3.6 -21.2 -4.0

YorktownGrL b WS 12.54 -.8 +2.1 +8.7/BShrtTrmBdL b CS 3.56 +1.3 -.3 +1.4/E

ZacksAllCpCorInstl d LB 24.97 -1.1 -1.2 +10.9/BSmCpCorInv m SB 20.38 -4.8 -24.2 -3.7/E

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