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Tracking China’s Tech Boom
Tech Trader: Cash
Cushions Deflating
Cover Story: Beef prices are
soaring, and there’s little relief in
sight. The Texas ranchers we visit
with know why. Plus, the quest to
capture livestock thieves.
Q&A: Beeneet Kothari, founder of hedge fund Tekne Capital, discusses China’s edge in
AI—and the nation’s coming IPO boom. Why Samsung is among his favorite stocks.
Capex spending could soon bite.
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By RESHMA KAPADIA
P. 29
The Trader: Getting
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By JACK HOUGH
P. 10
Wall Street is taking comfort in
companies that sell physical objects.
Say So Long to Top
Cops of the Market
By PAUL R. LA MONICA
P. 32
The gutting of a key enforcement
office leaves crypto and prediction
markets wide open to bad actors.
International: Bulls
Rush to Latin America
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P. 33
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Worse for Stellantis
Striking Price: Options
Trading as a Discipline
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clear what’s now a low bar for its
stock to rebound 50%.
A framework for decision-making.
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Retirement: How AI Is
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Europe’s Exor owns nearly 20% of
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Income: Europe’s
Dividend Aristocrats
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P. 14
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England locales score top marks.
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Advanced Micro Devices . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25
AGCO . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8,21
Alibaba Group Holding . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25
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Amazon.com . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25,28,30
Analog Devices . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
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Appian . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34
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BlackRock Global Equity Market Neutral . . 27
BlackRock Systematic Multi-Strategy . . . . . . 27
BlackRock Tactical Opportunities . . . . . . . . . . 27
Booking Holdings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
Brenntag . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26
BXP . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29
BYD . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12
C Cadence Design Systems . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
Caterpillar . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29
Cellebrite . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
Charles Schwab . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29
Chevron . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
Clarivate . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34
Cloudflare . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36
CNH Industrial . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13
ConocoPhillips . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
Corpay . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34
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London Stock Exchange Group . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
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Equinor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26
Exor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13
F Ferrari . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13
Ford Motor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9,12,27
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iShares Managed Futures Active . . . . . . . . . . . 27
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Itau Unibanco Holding . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32
J J.B. Hunt Transport Services . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29
JBS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20
Johnson & Johnson . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30
P Palo Alto Networks . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
Paramount Skydance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
Pearson . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34
Penske Automotive Group . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36
PG&E . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
Philips . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13
Procter & Gamble . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30
R Raia Drogasil . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32
Roundhill Magnificent Seven . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29
S Salesforce . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
Samsung Electronics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25
Sanofi . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26
Schroders . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
ServiceNow . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
Sherwin-Williams . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29
SoFi Technologies . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34
SPDR S&P Euro DivAristocrats Ucits . . . . . 26
State Street SPDR S&P Global Dividend . . 26
Stellantis . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12,13,26
StoneCo . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25
T Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing . . . . . . 24
Tencent Holdings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25
Tesla . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12,25
Texas Roadhouse . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20
Tongfu Microelectronics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25
TotalEnergies . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
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So Long, Dow 50,000.
Why Stocks May Have
Peaked for Now.
id Pam Bondi call a
top in the stock
market?
In testimony
about Jeffrey Epstein this past
Wednesday to the
House Judiciary Committee, the attorney general surprisingly swerved out
of her lane to cite the Dow Jones Industrial Average hitting the 50,000 mark.
The presumed implication was that the
nattering nabobs on the panel should
get over the long-running Epstein scandal since stocks’ highs are saying
Americans never had it so good.
That may be so for the richest 10%
of the population, which owns 93% of
all American households’ stockholdings, according to Federal Reserve data.
But it’s less relevant to the bottom 50%,
which controls about 1%.
Stocks resumed their swoon the
next day as concerns about the impact
of artificial intelligence spread. After
software stocks fell on fears that AI
would render those firms’ offerings
obsolete, the tornado swept through
other supposedly vulnerable sectors,
notably financial services, commercial
real estate, trucking, and logistics.
If the AG top-ticked this market, she
had company among stock advisory
services. Investors Intelligence’s tally of
opinions showed bulls topping bears
by 40 percentage points, a reading in
the 90th percentile of positivity, according to Jeff deGraaf, founder and chairman of Renaissance Macro Research.
That elevated sentiment suggested at
least some near-term caution, he wrote
in a client note on Thursday morning.
Traders should be patient, buying dips
7
BARRON’S
BY RANDALL
W. FORSYTH
Traders at the New
York Stock Exchange brandished
celebratory caps as
the Dow Jones Industrial Average
topped the 50,000
level for the first
time on Feb. 6.
instead of chasing strength, he wrote.
The Dow surrendered the 50,000
mark, dropping 1.34% on Thursday,
while the tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite
declined more than 2%, as names seen
as vulnerable to AI were summarily
taken out. A signal attribute of the selloff was the stunningly sharp moves in
single stocks far in excess of the widely
watched indexes, especially in names
seen vulnerable to AI. BTIG technical
analyst Jonathan Krinsky pointed to
CBRE Group, the commercial real
estate firm, which tumbled 24% in just
two days after hitting a record. The
presumption is that offices would be
emptied as AI displaces sentient beings.
What’s different from past episodes
of disruption is that AI doesn’t target a
particular industry, notes Nicholas
Colas, co-founder of DataTrek Research. Markets know that AI works
Along with consumer-staples stocks,
investment-grade bonds have been a big
beneficiary of the latest volatility in equities.
but wonder who survives because it
works so well.
Among sectors, tech—the epicenter
of the AI upheaval—has seen its price/
earnings ratio capped at 23.8 times
forward estimated earnings, only
slightly above its 22.6-times five-year
average, per FactSet data. “If tech cannot get an AI-driven valuation premium, one must wonder if any sector
can earn its way into a better multiple
in the next few years,” Colas writes.
Meanwhile, “no matter what AI
does to the economy over the next one
to two years, people will still need to
eat and drive,” he adds.
The selling spread beyond tech to
other risky assets, notably Bitcoin and
crypto-related stocks, and silver and
gold. After the spikes in precious metals—gold was up more than 23% on the
year at its late-January peak, and silver
was up 63%—holders can’t be faulted
for cashing in some chips. Some selling
also might have been spurred by the
need to meet margin or other cash calls.
Along with consumer-staples
stocks, a big beneficiary of the volatility
in equities was the investment-grade
bond market. In Treasuries, the benchmark 10-year note yield dropped as
low as 4.05% on Friday, down about 23
basis points from a couple of weeks
earlier and the lowest level since late
October, when it dipped under the 4%
mark. (A basis point is a hundredth of
a percentage point.) Demand also was
strong for lengthier maturities, with a
new 30-year bond seeing strong demand at Thursday’s auction.
Whether the AI-driven swings in
equities continue will be key for the
bond market in the week ahead, writes
Ian Lyngen, head of U.S. rates strategy
at BMO Capital Markets. Stocks also
are driving bond buying in other ways.
The advance in equities forced some
institutional money managers to rebalance to maintain their stock-bond mix.
Wells Fargo strategists see some of the
biggest such readjustments in years.
The bullish bond backdrop was
further bolstered by economic data,
notably a smaller-than-expected rise of
0.2% in the consumer price index for
January—the smallest increase since
July. That boosted the odds that the Fed
would cut interest rates by more than
the half a percentage point by year end.
Still, nit-pickers noticed that the
benign CPI print was lowered by a
sharp drop in used-car prices, which
Deutsche Bank economists note offset
broad-based firmness elsewhere. They
also cautioned about disinflation in
rents persisting. January’s core personal consumption expenditures index—the Fed’s main inflation gauge—
could show a year-over-year increase of
more than 3%, compared with the central bank’s 2% target.
The delayed January jobs report
showed stronger-than-expected payroll
growth and a dip in the unemployment
rate to 4.3%. With less worries about
the labor market and inflation running
above target for five straight years, the
bank’s economics team is sticking to its
view that the Fed won’t be able to cut
rates until late 2026. Consensus estimates call for a June cut.
An underlying assumption in the
bond and stock markets has been that
the Fed would resume cutting rates
after Jerome Powell steps down when
his term as chair ends in May and is
replaced by Kevin Warsh, who has endorsed rate cuts. The chair has just one
vote out of 12 on the Federal Open Market Committee. If the anticipated ratecut scenario doesn’t play out and the AI
hits keep on coming, the Dow 50,000
print may be the peak for a while. B
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ST R E E T W I S E
Deutsche Bank scored its Buy-rated software
stocks on “barriers to exit” for customers and
“the ability to adapt to the gen-AI era.”
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Vibe-Coding in Gas
Town? A Guide to the
Software Selloff.
T
wo things to know
about the selloff in
software stocks.
First, the easy wordplay is already
taken. “SaaSpocalypse” is everywhere, suggesting a biblical reckoning
for software-as-a-service companies. I
thought about going with “Valentine’s
Day SaaSsacre,” but the declines
started back in January. “SaaSquatch”
didn’t quite make sense, not least because it’s an actual SaaS company.
The second thing to know is that the
software crash is definitely over, but
also has further to go, judging by Wall
Street analysis. BTIG writes that we
“saw capitulation last week, but breaking under recent lows would suggest a
deeper decline is under way.” I’d say so,
yes. UBS warns “uncertainty could
linger,” but the cause is fear of artificial-intelligence disruption, which validates AI’s moneymaking potential,
which “ultimately should benefit both
the intelligence and application layers”
of software. I think my uncertainty just
lingered.
Deutsche Bank isn’t more decisive
on the selloff, but at least it has a SaaSsacre shopping list. We’ll get to its four
favorite beaten-down software stocks.
First, a brief explainer for noncoders.
I do a podcast—who doesn’t? A former audio producer of mine, Jackson
Cantrell, left me for garbage or, as he
puts it, an industrial composting startup. His outfit collects a million pounds
of waste a month from hotels, stadiums, and grocery stores, turns it to
fertilizer inside 53-foot machines just
south of Los Angeles, and drops it off
BY JACK
HOUGH
at family farms. There’s homegrown
software, too. It started with a dashboard for customers to track waste,
and expanded to apps for drivers, and
AI for analyzing garbage bills and identifying food waste from images.
At first, the company used an outside coder, but back-and-forth requests
were a hassle. Cantrell’s software experience was limited to a college class
that culminated in him making a
“buggy version of Flappy Bird,” which
doesn’t sound like bragging. AI coding
assistants detect errors and recommend improvements, but they didn’t
make programs from scratch—until
recently. Cantrell used a new tool called
Vercel v0. “I was able to just sort of
whisper into this machine, and it
would come out with a result that was
much closer to what I wanted,” he says.
“And if I needed to make a tweak, it
would happen instantly.”
Cantrell says he’s experimenting
with “vibe coding,” which I hear a lot,
and sometimes mistakenly call jive
coding, which works, too. It means
making software quickly and creatively using intuition rather than a
formal plan. He remade his personal
website while he slept using something
called Gas Town, which sounded to me
like the next exit past Flavor Town, but
is apparently a “cognition engine”
where AI agents supervise other AI
agents to get coding jobs done.
This is obviously concerning to
companies that charge for programming, and to their investors. On
Wednesday, Deutsche Bank’s software analysts noted that stocks in
their universe were down 19% year to
date. “While difficult to disprove the
bear narrative in software, given fears
are more about [generative AI] implications for the industry in the out
years,” they wrote, “we contend that
any meaningful disruption will likely
play out over a much longer timeline
than investors anticipate.”
That sounds comforting. But also,
“we are more concerned about switching costs in software being eroded by
cheaper code generation, reduced
integration costs, and easier change
management, which could impact
software economics going forward.”
That sounds worrisome. Maybe it’s
too early to buy the SaaStastrophe.
Deutsche Bank scored its Buy-rated
software stocks on “barriers to exit” for
customers and “the ability to adapt to
the gen-AI era.” It then overlaid a valuation screen on its score card, and came
up with four names. Cellebrite is an
Israeli maker of digital forensics and
intelligence tools and trades at an enterprise value (or stock market value
adjusted for debt and cash) of 17 times
free cash flow. Salesforce, a giant in
tools for managing interactions with
customers and prospects, goes for 11
times. Intuit, which is intimately fa-
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And ServiceNow, a digital operations
hub for workers, sells for 18 times.
C
hanging topics: Tech stocks
have been toppling, and
UBS recently downgraded
the sector, citing an imminent slowing of spending growth for
AI hyperscalers. It reckons their capital
investments will consume all of the
cash from operations this year, versus a
10-year average of 40%. But long-neglected stock market pockets are getting a fresh look. The Vanguard Value
exchange-traded fund, a proxy for
cheap stocks, is up 7% so far this year,
while Vanguard Growth is down 6%.
I had postearnings chats recently
with a pair of CEOs whose stocks are
coming around. AGCO makes farm
equipment. I know: I wrote a lengthy
cover story on beef and ranching in
this week’s Barron’s. When I suggested
to an editor that tractors warrant a
mention here, he asked whether I was
trying to turn us into Cattle & Crop
Weekly. Not all at once. Anyhow,
think of this as a momentum stock
item, because AGCO is suddenly up
33% this year.
Under Eric Hansotia, AGCO is cutting waste, clearing out dealer inventories, and hitting record market share,
including by selling data-driven systems that farmers can use to upgrade
old machines, regardless of brand. It’s a
good fit for a frugal moment, with
farmer incomes this year projected to
come in 24% below their 2022 peak.
“We’re on the trajectory to be able to
automate activities all the way around
the crop cycle by 2030,” he says.
Patti Poppe was brought in to turn
around California utility operator
PG&E in early 2021, after it was
blamed for devastating wildfires. She
points out that the company just reported its third year of double-digit
percent growth in earnings, and that it
has been lowering customer bills. I
asked if she knew that her stock was
outperforming Nvidia—year to date,
that is. It’s up 9%. “It’s all about the
starting point,” she says. B
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Universities
Under Stress
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Dow Industrials: - 614.74
Universities are feeling the squeeze from higher
costs and President Donald Trump’s sweeping
campaign to cut federal funds to many schools.
Schools spent $33.4 billion, an increase of 11%,
from endowments in fiscal 2025, according to an
annual report from the National Association of College and University Business Officers and Commonfund. The 657 institutions in the survey represented
$944.3 billion in assets. The biggest portion of the
spending, 47.4%, went to student financial aid.
Trump has targeted universities he sees as failing to stem antisemitism and having “woke” ideology. School finance officials have told Nacubo that
their biggest concerns in 2025 were “unreliable
funding sources, policy disruptions, and rising
operational costs,” says Liz Clark, Nacubo’s vice
president for policy and research. “It is likely that
all of these factors put pressure on institutions,”
leading them to rely more heavily on endowment
revenue to cover expenses.
She notes that spending during the pandemic
and the 2008-09 recession was higher than normal. In fiscal 2010, spending increased by 19.9%.
Performance was a bright spot: Endowments
gained an average 10.9% in the 12 months through
June 30, slightly down from the previous fiscal
year’s 11.2% return. A strong economy and markets, led by corporate earnings, easing inflation,
and resilient consumer spending, boosted investment gains. — Mary Romano
Higher Costs
Where universities distributed money
from their endowments in fiscal 2025.
0%
25
50
Financial aid
Academic
programs
Endowed faculty
positions
9
785.88
Dow Global Index: + 1.83
LAST WEEK
TH IS WEEK
Markets: Japanese stocks hit highs as
Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi’s Liberal Democratic Party scored a landslide victory. The Dow industrials hit a
high on Monday, then fell. Financial
stocks took a hit after a fintech introduced an artificial-intelligence taxplanning product. January jobs numbers were good, but 2025 revisions cut
job growth. Tech led a Thursday selloff,
and Bitcoin slipped below $67,000,
despite inflation falling to 2.4%. On the
week, the Dow lost 1.2%, the S&P 500
1.4%, and the Nasdaq Composite 2.1%.
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plan for a $49/month weight-loss pill
after regulators said it was illegal;
Novo Nordisk also sued. Syria tapped
Chevron, ConocoPhillips, Eni, and
TotalEnergies to drill for oil and gas.
Ford Motor reported a big quarterly
loss and a $600 million tariff hit. President Donald Trump threatened to close
a new bridge between Detroit and Canada. The House voted to overturn Canadian tariffs, and the Financial Times
said Trump would reduce steel and
aluminum levies. The EPA repealed
2009 greenhouse gas findings.
Facilities
Other purposes
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Fiscal 2025 is through June 30.
Steady Gains
Average annualized returns for 657
schools.
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shares and said it opposed the Netflix
bid. Paramount Skydance sweetened
its Warner bid with a ticking fee, paying shareholders if the deal is delayed.
Equity and fixed-income markets
are closed in observance of Presidents Day.
Tuesday 2/17
Cadence Design Systems,
Medtronic, and Palo Alto Networks
report quarterly results on Tuesday,
followed by Analog Devices and
Booking Holdings on Wednesday.
Deere, Newmont, and Walmart
release their earnings on Thursday.
Wednesday 2/18
The Federal Open Market Committee releases the minutes from its lateJanuary monetary-policy meeting.
Friday 2/20
The Bureau of Economic Analysis
releases the personal consumption
expenditures price index for December. Consensus estimate is for a 2.8%
year-over-year increase, even with
the November data. The core PCE
price index is expected to rise 2.9%,
one-tenth of a percentage point more
than previously.
The BEA reports its advance
estimate of fourth-quarter grossdomestic-product growth. Economists forecast a seasonally adjusted
growth annual rate of 2.8%, down
from the third quarter’s 4.4%.
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revenue in January, its biggest
monthly increase
in its history.
$39 T 3.2 M 8.4%
Most recent U.S.
national debt, after
adding $696 billion
in the first four
months of the new
fiscal year.
Number of workers who quit in
December, 2% of
employment, well
below the 12.3% in
prepandemic 2019.
Decline in home
sales in January,
the largest fall in
four years, to a
seasonally adjusted 3.9 million.
BARRON’S
Who’s Watching the
Prediction Markets?
The Commodity Futures Trading Commission’s Chicago office, once home
to its top market enforcers, has gone from about 20 trial lawyers to none.
BY NICK DEVOR
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T
he Chicago enforcement
division of the Commodity
Futures Trading Commission is known as a group
of heavy-hitters. Trial
attorneys and investigators in the Chicago office
have had a role in most major CFTC
enforcement actions since the birth
of the agency in 1975.
In recent months, that office has
become a ghost town. A team once
comprising 20 enforcement attorneys
now has zero, people familiar with
the office tell Barron’s.
The CFTC changes come as the
proliferation of cryptocurrency and
prediction markets threatens to open
the door to new forms of malfeasance
and insider trading.
“Chicago is the spiritual home of
the futures markets; it’s where it all
began,” says David Slovick, a senior
attorney in the Chicago enforcement
division from 2009 to 2014. “To wipe
out the enforcement staff in a place
like Chicago sends a very bad signal
to market participants about whether
the government is watching what
they’re doing and whether or not
they have to abide by the law.”
Barron’s spoke with six former
CFTC litigators and leadership officials, four of whom worked in the
Chicago enforcement division.
A CFTC spokesman said most
of the staff separations at the agency
stemmed from voluntary decisions
tied to early-retirement offers.
The CFTC has been in flux since
President Donald Trump’s second
inauguration, when Caroline Pham
was elevated from a CFTC commissioner to the agency’s acting chair.
Pham undertook a sweeping reorganization of the enforcement division and
closed about half of its open cases,
sometimes without consulting the
teams involved.
Attorneys from the Chicago office
say her leadership represented a
major shift in tactics.
In fiscal 2024, the CFTC brought
58 enforcement actions and won a
record $17.1 billion in monetary relief.
In fiscal 2025, the agency brought 13
enforcement actions resulting in less
than $10 million, according to CFTC
news releases.
On a single day last July, four of
the five chief trial attorneys in the
CFTC’s Chicago enforcement division
received reduction-in-force notices,
as did the division’s deputy director,
two people told Barron’s. The fifth
chief trial attorney had already
elected to retire early. Those six had a
combined 103 years of experience at
the agency.
“I’m worried about the loss of deep
expertise, as people have left,” says
Dorothy DeWitt, the former director
of the CFTC’s division of market oversight. “As a regulator, in some ways
you never have enough people, but the
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Reduction in Force
supply and demand curve is getting
a little askew here.”
“Several employees left before
my tenure, but we have appropriate
resources throughout the country,
Mike Selig, who took over as CFTC
chair in December, told Barron’s.
“And while we regulate activity
across the country, we don’t have
offices in every state.”
At his Senate confirmation hearing, Selig was asked whether the
agency would be able to handle its
growing duties despite reduced staffing levels. “I am going to take a hard
look at the resource needs,” he told
the senators, adding that “it is vitally
important we have a cop on the beat.”
For the CFTC, its Chicago office
has traditionally been the top cop.
“Chicago was known as an office
that would take on difficult and
groundbreaking cases in a way that
some of the other offices did not,”
says Joe Konizeski, a former chief
trial attorney who spent 26 years
at the agency in Chicago before his
position was eliminated in July.
CFTC lawyers in Chicago handled
the civil case against Binance and its
CEO Changpeng Zhao, securing a
$2.85 billion settlement in 2023 and
permanently barring Zhao from the
U.S. derivatives market.
Over the past year, the cuts in
CFTC enforcement have largely hit
Chicago. Three former CFTC attorneys say the office’s reputation made
it an appealing target. “I believe I was
retaliated against, along with some
of my colleagues,” says one who lost
their job last summer.
The July cuts “demoralized” the
office, according to an attorney whose
Enforcement actions from the Commodity
Futures Trading Commission brought
in a record $17 billion in fiscal 2024. That
figure has dropped sharply in the last year.
Fiscal Year
Monetary Relief
2022
$2.5 billion
2023
$4.3 billion
2024
$17.1 billion
2025
$9.2 million
Note: U.S. fiscal year starts on Oct. 1.
Source: Commodities Future Trading Commission
Clerks in the futures
pit at the Chicago
Mercantile Exchange
signal bids in 2002.
The CFTC has long
had jurisdiction
over the CME.
position was spared in the cuts but
has since left the agency.
Low staffing levels in the enforcement division have slowed the CFTC’s
pursuit of bad actors, according to the
litigators Barron’s spoke to. They expressed concerns about the loss of attorneys with deep institutional knowledge and decades worth of expertise.
Multiple U.S. senators expressed
similar concerns to Barron’s.
“This diminished capacity will send
bad actors the message that there will
not be enough cops on the beat if they
attempt to defraud or exploit our commodity and derivative markets,” said
Sen. Adam Schiff (D., Calif.).
Event contracts sold on platforms
like Kalshi and Polymarket have
boomed in popularity over the past
year. Those contracts are regulated
by the CFTC and have come under
scrutiny as insider trading and market integrity concerns on prediction
markets make headlines.
Polymarket has a data partnership
with Dow Jones, Barron’s publisher.
“As the number of Americans
engaging in prediction markets and
digital assets only grows, we need to
make sure that CFTC’s oversight and
enforcement capabilities grow at the
same time,” Schiff said.
The agency’s portfolio could soon
broaden. Last July, the U.S. House
passed a bill that would give jurisdiction over most cryptocurrencies to the
CFTC rather than the Securities and
Exchange Commission.
The bill, the Digital Asset Market
Clarity Act, is waiting on Senate action. Should it become law, former
CFTC attorneys told Barron’s that the
division may be overwhelmed.
Says Konizeski, the former CFTC
attorney, “If I was a different person,
I would launch a crypto scam right
now, because there’s no cops on the
beat.” B
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Has Stalled.
It Can Kick
Into High
Gear Again.
A management update crashed
shares, creating a compelling
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BY AL ROOT
S
ometimes good opportunities in the stock market feel
scary. Case in point: Stellantis stock tanked by 24%
last Friday after an update
from management.
The knee-jerk reaction is
to avoid the stock after such a steep
selloff. That would be shortsighted.
With expectations reset, now is the
time to dig in. From this low base,
Stellantis can rise 50% with little
more than basic business execution.
To be sure, management’s latest
update doesn’t exactly inspire confidence. The Chrysler parent’s Feb. 6
announcement covered a lot of ground,
including one-time charges of 22 billion
euros ($25.9 billion) for electric-vehicle
asset write-downs and warranty-related items. The company said operating profit for the second half of 2025
would come in below guidance. Oh—
and not only will there will be no dividend in 2026, but the company sold €5
billion in convertible debt to shore up
its balance sheet.
“I think the most surprising thing
was less the provisions and impairments…but the still poor operating
performance and inability to generate
cash,” says Oxcap Analytics’ Stuart
Pearson. That kind of operating performance creates the fear of a value trap—
a stock that is in a perpetual cash-burn
cycle characterized by things like, well,
dividend cuts and capital raises.
Still, car business fundamentals
aren’t a mystery, and the company can
be profitable if it gets products and
distribution right. As bad as Friday’s
update was, it has certainly reset expectations lower. “Clearly, there was a
large element of kitchen-sinking going
on,” says Pearson. “Hard not to think
the new management team weren’t
strongly motivated to just put everything they possibly could into [the update], though.”
The new management is CEO Antonio Filosa, tapped to run the company
in May, filling a leadership vacuum
following the departure of Carlos Tavares in December 2024. It wasn’t long
ago that Tavares was the toast of the
automotive world. He created a top-five
global producer of cars via the combination of Fiat Chrysler and PSA
Groupe. Today, Stellantis’ brands include Jeep, Ram, Citroën, Peugeot,
Maserati, and others.
North America is still the company’s
largest business, accounting for
roughly 40% of total revenue, and Europe is just behind, with South America third at about 10% of sales.
Things started out spectacularly for
the combined company. Stellantis produced annual operating profits of about
$25 billion in both 2022 and 2023,
while operating profit margins approached 13%. General Motors’ profit
margins were closer to 8% at the time.
Under the hood, however, there was
engine trouble. Dealers were frustrated
with product decisions and high inventory, which culminated in a collapse in
profits. Stellantis reported an operating
Stellantis reported
an operating profit
of less than $10
billion in 2024, and
profits all but evaporated in 2025.
profit of less than $10 billion in 2024,
and profits all but evaporated in 2025.
Filosa’s job is to turn the company
around. His strategy began to take
shape late last year, when he announced a $13 billion investment in the
U.S. and five new vehicles. Investing in
new products takes Stellantis back to
Chrysler’s roots under CEO Lee
Iacocca. “In the car business, product
comes first,” Iacocca said in the early
1980s. “Product is what brought
[Chrysler] back to prosperity.”
Things were looking better, with
shares stable under Filosa, until the
write-downs and dividend cut. It’s
hard to accept that the stock could be a
buy after a cut, but that is a tested, winning strategy, according to Wolfe Research strategist Chris Senyek. “Dividend cuts lead to stock price
outperformance over the subsequent
one to two years,” he says.
Stellantis
Auto manufacturer
(STLA / NYSE)
52-Week Change
$40
-41.7%
30
Market Value
$22.1 B
20
Recent Price
$7.62
10
2026E P/E
0
'24
Note: E=estimate
'25
'26
5.7
Sources: Bloomberg, FactSet
Essentially, things can’t get much
worse. That dynamic led Wolfe Research analyst Emmanuel Rosner to
upgrade Stellantis shares after last
week’s announcement. “Looking
ahead, the bar has now been reset
lower, and some sequential improvement in earnings and free cash flow is
likely in 2026 and 2027, benefiting
from new product that should help
U.S. market share and provide operating leverage,” he wrote.
Rosner upgraded shares only to
Peer Perform from Underperform,
though. Pearson rates shares Overweight. His price target is $10.70 a
share, up 38% from Friday’s close of
$7.75.
It’s easy to see a path to $10.70 or
higher. Stellantis stock is as cheap as it
has been at any point since the pandemic. Profitability is depressed, but
shares trade for about 0.15 times sales.
Ford Motor and GM, the other two
legs of the original Detroit Big Three
auto makers, trade at about 0.3 and 0.4
times, respectively.
Stellantis stock typically trades at
85% of the price-to-sales ratio of Ford
and GM. Now it trades at 44%, the
lowest ratio in the past five years. Getting back even halfway to the 85% ratio
would mean a $14 stock price, up almost 100% from recent levels.
No one expects that to happen overnight, but that’s how low the bar is.
What could help? An encouraging performance when full 2025 earnings are
reported on Feb. 26, or when firstquarter results are released in April, or
at the company’s investor day in May.
There are risks, of course. Consumer spending is always one for auto
makers. Americans bought some 16.7
million cars in 2025, the best year since
2019. Europeans bought 13.3 million
cars, up about 3% year over year. S&P
Global sees U.S. and European volumes
stable in 2026. Stable is good enough in
the cyclical car business.
The biggest challenge to improving
profitability might be China. Its auto
makers are coming to Europe. BYD,
for instance, is the largest maker of
all-battery electric vehicles on the
planet, topping Tesla for that title for
the first time in 2025.
Still, Stellantis’ North American
operations, which historically have
accounted for a majority of the company’s profits, are insulated from Chinese competition for now.
There’s time for Stellantis to get it
right. Now, management needs to
execute. B
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February 16, 2026
BARRON’S
This Company Owns
a Big Ferrari Stake—and
A Whole Lot More
Ferrari has been a
big winner for Exor,
rising nearly sevenfold in price since
its 2015 IPO.
BY ANDREW BARY
T
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Europe’s Exor owns stakes in public and private companies, notably a
nearly 20% share of the top luxury car maker. Its shares look cheap.
here are times when the
parts are worth more than
the whole. That’s the case
with Exor, whose massive
discount has created a lowrisk bet for value-seeking
investors.
Exor is a European investment
company controlled by Italy’s Agnelli
family. It owns equity stakes in a group
of public and private companies, notably a nearly 20% stake in Ferrari, the
top luxury car maker in the world.
Other assets include interests in auto
maker Stellantis, farm equipment
producer CNH Industrial, and
Philips, the European maker of medical diagnostic equipment. Its smaller
portfolio of private holdings includes
stakes in the Economist magazine and
Christian Louboutin, the high-end
European maker of women’s shoes.
The past two years have been subpar for Exor—shares have dropped
more than 20% over the past year
alone—as Ferrari stock has fallen 25%
from its record high last year, and Stellantis, which recently took a $26 billion
write-down keyed off its electric-vehicle business, has struggled. The decline
has left Exor shares trading at 72 euros
($85.75) on Europe’s Euronext exchange, or $86 for its lightly traded
American depositary receipt, EXXRF.
Exor now trades at a more than 50%
discount to its estimated net asset value
of $190 based on the recent value of its
public company stakes and the company’s estimates of its private holdings,
most recently updated as of June 2025.
That discount is too extreme. Exor’s
management is led by CEO John Elkann, 49, a member of the Agnelli family. He has run the company since
13
2009 and is also chairman of Ferrari
and Stellantis. Elkann’s overall record
has been strong, with NAV growing at
a nearly 18% rate through the middle of
2025, against 11% for the MSCI World
Index. With the stock trading at such a
monster discount, and the possibility of
a turnaround at its portfolio companies, it won’t take much for Exor to
become a winning bet.
“John Elkann has a great track record growing Exor’s value per share at
a strong rate, while steadily improving
the qualitative mix of Exor’s assets, yet
the stock trades at an unusually large
discount to NAV,” says Ross Glotzbach,
CEO and head of research at Southeastern Asset Management. “I don’t
think Exor will let a 50%-plus discount
like this persist.”
The common denominator among
three of the main Exor holdings—Ferrari, Stellantis, and CNH—is a link to
Fiat, the dominant Italian industrial
company founded by Giovanni Agnelli
in the late 19th century and whose descendants now own over half the stock
in Exor. Stellantis was formed by the
merger of Fiat’s auto business with
Chrysler in 2014 and the subsequent
combination with France’s Peugeot.
CNH, the No. 2 farm equipment maker
behind Deere, was created by the
merger of Fiat’s industrial business and
CNH Global in 2013. Ferrari was jettisoned by Fiat Chrysler in 2015.
The company has a strong balance
sheet, with net debt of about $2 billion
relative to total assets of almost $40
billion. European analysts are favor-
Cheap Play on Ferrari
Exor trades at a big discount to the value of its holdings.
Shares
Owned
(million)
Stake
Market
Value
(billion)
Ferrari / RACE
37.8
19.5%
$14.8
Stellantis / STLA
449.4
15.5
3.5
Philips / PHG
182.5
19.0
5.7
CNH Industrial / CNH
366.9
26.9
4.7
Iveco Group / IVG.Italy
73.4
27.1
1.6
Juventus Football Club /
JUVE.Italy
247.9
65.4
0.7
Asset
Other Assets
10.7
Less Net Debt
-2.4
Total Value
39.3
Value Per Exor ADR
$191
Exor ADR Price
$86.71
Discount
Note: ADR=American depositary receipt
55%
Sources: Company reports, Bloomberg
able on Exor. UBS’ Patrick Hummel,
who has a Buy rating and price target
of €117 on the stock, wrote in late 2025
that the company was “well positioned to seize on significant investment opportunities.”
Like many conglomerates and investment companies, including Loews
and Graham Holdings, Exor trades at
a discount to NAV in part because investors doubt its holdings will be sold
off, while family control at all three
companies makes it difficult for activists to push for breakups.
The current Exor discount of more
than 50% hasn’t always been like that.
It stood at 35% in 2023 and 15% a decade ago, and the average has been
30% since 2009. Elkann said last
March that Exor simply needs to deliver. “As one performs, the discount
will take care of itself,” he said. Ferrari
stock has bounced some 20% off its
recent lows, and Stellantis stock looks
cheap at a discount to its auto peers.
Investors can view Exor as a cheap,
backdoor way to invest in Ferrari, since
Exor’s 19.5% stake is valued now at
$14.8 billion and accounts for nearly
40% of Exor’s NAV and about 80% of
its market value of $18 billion. Ferrari
has been a big winner, rising sevenfold
since its 2015 initial public offering.
While not cheap, Ferrari trades for
about 35 times projected 2026 earnings, down from a price/earnings ratio
of 50 last year. With a fanatic following,
limited auto production, and high margins on cars averaging about $500,000
each, Ferrari is more like a luxury company than an auto maker. Larry Pitkowsky, manager of the Goodhaven
mutual fund, says Ferrari is now more
reasonably priced than a year ago.
Elkann hasn’t maintained a static
portfolio. Exor sold PartnerRe, a reinsurer, for $9.3 billion in 2022 and
made a well-timed sale of over $3 billion of Ferrari stock a year ago. It
bought around $4 billion of Philips
stock starting in 2023.
Exor says it’s interested in new investments in healthcare and luxury
goods, but it’s hard to argue that those
are better than its own stock. Exor
bought back about $1.2 billion of its
shares in the first half of 2025, or about
6%. Expect management to face analyst
questions on the discount and buyback
when Exor reports its second-half 2025
results in late March.
Pitkowsky, echoing legendary value
investor Ben Graham, says Exor offers
an “ample margin of safety” now. And
plenty of upside, too. B
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February 16, 2026
The Best States
To Retire in
For Your Health
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F
lorida and Arizona routinely top rankings of
America’s best places to
retire. The appeal: lots of
sunshine, low taxes, and,
depending on where you
settle, inexpensive housing.
Plentiful pickleball is a bonus.
There’s just one hitch. States that
look good on traditional metrics may
rank poorly on perhaps the most critical variable: your health. Factor in
costs of insurance, access to doctors,
and other health measures, and you
might want to rethink your plans.
Florida and Arizona, perennial favorites on “best places to retire” lists,
exemplify the trade-offs. In Florida,
cities like Orlando and Sarasota often
take the top spot in rankings. But the
state doesn’t fare well in some studies
of health and environmental factors.
Florida ranked 30th in the United
Health Foundation’s America’s Health
Rankings 2025 report, which analyzed
99 measures, from cancer screenings
to volunteerism to physical inactivity.
New Hampshire ranked first and
Massachusetts second.
Florida also scored poorly in a 2025
Commonwealth Fund study on climate, health, and healthcare. Florida
scored 48th out of 50 states, according
to the study, which examined factors
such as air quality, health risk from
extreme heat, and power plant emissions. One notable drawback in Flor-
ida: Nearly 15% of hospital beds are in
high-hazard flood zones, the largest
share of any state.
Arizona wasn’t far behind Florida
in Commonwealth’s score card, ranking 45th. Arizona scored worst for air
quality, due to high levels of ozone and
fine-particulate pollution. And it
ranks among the lowest for extreme
heat (with Nevada and New Mexico).
People with pre-existing health conditions and other vulnerable groups are
especially affected by extreme heat,
Commonwealth said.
Retirement healthcare costs vary
widely, but the differences can add up
to tens of thousands of dollars. One
place where you see it: premiums for
Medigap, the supplemental insurance
that seniors buy to cover gaps in traditional Medicare coverage. Missouri
has the highest Medigap costs in the
country, at a projected $154,435 in
lifetime Plan G costs for a healthy
65-year-old woman; Washington state
has the lowest, at a projected $87,080
for the same 65-year-old.
It’s impossible to price all of these
variables. Overall costs in retirement
reflect external factors like state tax
rates and insurance premiums, as well
as individual factors like income level
and chronic conditions.
Still, a few states score well on several rankings of health and climate. In
New England, Vermont, New Hampshire, and Massachusetts win high
marks from both Commonwealth and
United Health. Out West, Washington
state achieves top 10 scores in both
rankings. In the Midwest, Minnesota
beats other states.
More challenging is overlaying
costs and other variables that aren’t so
quantifiable. Here’s what else to keep
in mind.
Cost of Care
Healthcare consumes 12% of the typical retiree’s income, according to the
Center for Retirement Research at
Boston College. But regional differences in costs can have a big impact.
While Medicare Part B premiums are
standard nationwide at $202.90 a
month, retirees need to factor in many
other healthcare expenses that vary
widely by state.
One of the biggest swing factors is
insurance. Medicare eligibility doesn’t
start until age 65, yet the country’s
average retirement age is 62. That can
mean three years of figuring out insurance on your own.
Some of the healthiest states are the
costliest for insurance. Oregon, for
instance, ranks 19th in United Health’s
score card and tenth in Commonwealth’s. But it has some of the highest
insurance costs at $21,974 for an HMO
plan, according to HealthView Services, a data analytics firm. Conversely, Arkansas, which ranks
among the least healthy states, has
annual costs of $12,221 for an HMO.
Those figures are for policies outside
Affordable Care Act marketplaces. But
ACA policies are pricey, too, especially
Locations clockwise
from top left: Washington, Arizona,
Minnesota, Vermont.
for older adults whose income exceeds
the threshold for premium subsidies—
$63,840 for an individual and $86,560
for a couple in 2026.
Medicare throws another wrench
into the math. Seniors on traditional
Medicare often buy a Medigap policy to
pay costs not covered by Medicare,
such as the 20% of outpatient costs
you’re responsible for after the deductible is met. Some 20% of Medicare enrollees have a Medigap policy, according to KFF, a health policy nonprofit.
Retirees may also want to consider
costs for long-term care. At the high
end, a semiprivate room in a nursing
home cost a median $173,375 in Massachusetts in 2024, compared with
$85,775 in Arkansas at the low end,
according to a Genworth and
CareScout Cost of Care survey.
The costs of aging at home also
vary widely. Forty-four hours a week
of help from a home health aide would
cost a median $86,944 in Massachusetts and $68,640 in Florida, according to Genworth. Minnesota comes in
higher at $91,520, while Texas is
$64,064.
Climate
Climate change is causing more extreme weather and storms. It’s also
making traditional retirement destinations riskier for health—and costlier.
Poor air quality and extreme heat in
Arizona can exacerbate health problems for the elderly, says Melanie Marino, co-author (continued on page 16)
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Vermont, Washington state, and Minnesota score well when
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How Elite Financial Advisory Teams
Build for Growth and Succession
The advisory business is changing rapidly, and firms are being tasked more than ever to
balance two overriding goals: grow their business and serve their clients efficiently with a
holistic, personalized approach. Two advisory team principals, Anthony Villari, Managing
Partner at Karr Barth Associates, Private Client Group Advisors, and Mike Sufficool,
Managing Partner at RaiStone Wealth Partners, recently came together to discuss how they
organized their staffs and operations with the support of Equitable Advisors to help ensure
business growth while also putting into place a strategic plan for succession. The following
are extracts from the conversation.
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Anthony Villari
Managing Partner,
Karr Barth Associates,
Private Client Group Advisors
Anthony Villari: In 2007, Equitable Advisors sponsored
folks to come in to talk about teaming at our local complex. So I officially started a team around then. I made a
formal arrangement with my business partner, and we
started working together. Soon enough, you realize that
focusing at a high level across all branches of finance is
really difficult. So I set out to build our team with individuals who had different skill sets. Today, we have 12
producers in our group.
What about you? What was your start like?
Mike Sufficool: I began working as an individual practitioner in 1992. And then quickly, I got promoted into
management and got involved in recruiting and training
new financial professionals, advisors and people coming
into the industry. So over the years, I’ve had the opportunity to bring on board a lot of great talent. And as our
business grew together, we got a lot of opportunities to
do joint work.
Along the way, Equitable Advisors came out with this
great concept of “producer groups” that work in alliance
with the broker dealer. My team and I really got to unpack
that and said, “OK, what’s different about our group, if we
were to formalize into an actual producer group?”
Mike Sufficool
Managing Partner,
RaiStone Wealth Partners
We had a lot of conversations with individuals that I
know, like and trust. And so when we sat down, we said,
“What’s going to make us unique? What’s going to be
different about this?”
Villari: What year did you officially form your producer
group?
Sufficool: 2017. It was just me and my four other partners. Since then, we’ve added quite a bit more staff and
10 more affiliates. I liked what you said about joint work,
because that was the beauty of our group early on.
I find that with the way we built our staffing model, I
actually get calls now from my clients, and when I pick
up, they go, “Oh, no, I didn’t want to talk to you, I wanted
to talk to Stephanie.” I’m like, “Wait a minute.” And they go,
“No, no, they’ve got me covered.” Life just seems to be getting easier and easier, because we’re learning. You know
the old adage: “Smart people learn from their mistakes,
but smarter people learn from other people’s mistakes.”
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Florida has so many hospital beds
in high-hazard flood zones that residents may need backup plans every
hurricane season. That puts the burden on residents to research flood
contingency and evacuation plans;
residents of assisted living and nursing facilities are especially vulnerable.
For some Florida retirees, avoiding
hurricane season is now an annual
ritual. Randolph Moorer, a retired
IBM executive with leukemia, says he
receives top care at the Mayo Clinic in
Jacksonville, just miles from his home.
Yet he and his wife, Donna, 65, still
spend the bulk of every storm season
traveling. They hit the road with their
dog, a lab mix named Kylo Ren, and
book rental homes through the vacation platform Wander. When he’s
away, Moorer flies home for monthly
appointments with his oncologists in
Jacksonville.
The best places for climate-related
health are in the Pacific Northwest and
New England, according to Commonwealth. States like Washington, Oregon, Vermont, and New Hampshire all
Here are some factors to consider when picking a place to retire.
If you’re healthy in your 60s, access to
good doctors and hospitals might not
be top of mind. But rural locations far
from high-quality care can be a major
drawback when one’s health deteriorates. Is there a hospital nearby that
could treat a rare cancer, for example?
Access isn’t just about location; it
can be an administrative issue. Many
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Health
Ranking*
Annual Medigap
Premiums
Physician
Adequacy
in 2038
State Income
Tax Rate**
New Hampshire
1
$2,813
96%
0%
Massachusetts
2
2,908
138
5% base rate
Vermont
3
3,167
128
3.35%–8.75%
Utah
5
2,163
73
4.50%
Minnesota
6
3,657
102
5.35%–9.85%
Washington State
7
3,025
83
0%
Florida
30
2,939
67
0%
Arizona
32
2,086
63
2.50%
Texas
40
2,016
77
0%
New Mexico
41
2,002
83
1.5%–5.9%
Note: Physician adequacy reflects the projected supply and demand of doctors by 2038. 100% reflects supply that
exactly meets the demand. *for a healthy 65-year-old woman; **for tax year 2025
Sources: HealthView Services, HRSA Data Warehouse, United Health Foundation
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How Popular Retirement Destinations Stack Up
score well above the national average.
None of those states are low-cost
leaders, however. And moving from
one state to its neighbor can make a
big difference in what you pay.
New Hampshire, for instance, is the
sixth-costliest state for healthcare
expenses over a full retirement, according to HealthView Services. The
data assume lifetime costs for a
healthy 65-year-old woman on traditional Medicare plus Medigap, a Part
D drug plan, and a stand-alone dental
plan. Right next door in New England,
Vermont ranks 49th—making it one of
the least costly states for retiree
healthcare. The best is Washington at
50th (making it the lowest cost), according to HealthView.
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Medicare Advantage plans require
prior authorization for certain procedures, resulting in delays and fights
with insurers over coverage. Insurers in
some states make it easier than others.
In Washington, for instance, 73% of
Medicare Advantage plans require
prior authorization for specialist physicians or preventive care, according
to a recent Commonwealth study. Vermont ranks third in that score card,
with 14% of plans requiring prior approval. Florida ranked 42nd at 57%,
while Arizona ranked 25th at 46%.
Also important is the ability to
make an appointment within a reasonable time frame. By 2038, the
country will have just 88% of the doctors needed to meet demand, according to government estimates. Florida
ranks last, with a projected 67% adequacy. (Massachusetts ranks first.)
Dr. Prasanth Gogineni, an internist
in Boca Raton, Fla., says it isn’t uncommon for patients in the area to
wait up to three months for an initial
visit with a primary care doctor, or
two to four weeks for a sick visit.
A long wait can cause a minor respiratory or urinary tract infection to
morph into something more serious,
says Gogineni. In the Boca Raton area,
“we end up with a lot of patients going
to urgent care or the ER because they
can’t see their doctor.”
The solution, if you can afford it, is
to join a concierge practice—paying an
annual fee for access to doctors and
more-personalized treatment. Gogineni, who sees patients through a
concierge practice affiliated with MDVIP, says he can generally schedule
sick patients for same-day appoint-
ments and gets to know them personally to help improve their care. The
cost: $2,500 a year.
One way to gauge access to healthcare is to test-drive a location before
making the big move. Try living there
for a few months and see how easy it
is to find a physician. This can also
help you assess the climate; people
often dream about retiring where they
vacationed but may only have visited
during the best season of the year.
While it may be tempting to live in a
bucolic spot, too many people neglect
the health implications, says Jody D’Agostini, a financial advisor with Equitable Advisors in Morristown, N.J.
One of her clients, she says, is a
man in his 60s with a serious heart
condition. He lives in a rural area of
the East Coast that he and his partner chose for its small-town feel,
proximity to water, and plentiful activities. D’Agostini is encouraging
him to relocate, however, worried
that the closest major hospital is
about 90 minutes away.
“I wouldn’t want to be vulnerable
in a place like that,” says D’Agostini, a
former physician assistant. Her retirement plan is to stay in New Jersey
to be close to family. New Jersey is a
high-cost state for retirement health
costs, placing ninth in HealthView’s
ranking. But it ranks fourth in the
country for climate/health, according
to Commonwealth. And it’s 11th in
United Health Foundation’s score
card.
Studies show that connections to
family and friends can go a long way
to staying healthy in retirement. No
rankings can quantify that. B
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BARRON’S
I
Small Herd, High Prices
Steak and hamburgers, American staples,
are fast becoming luxury items.
Texas ranchers know why.
BY JACK HOUGH
Photographs by Jordan Vonderhaar
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The Cattle Crisis:
t’s late morning in Central
Texas Hill Country, and a
Black Baldy is prodded into a
small auditorium of Western
hats and dusty ball caps. Her
dark coat and stark white
face is typical of this cow
breed known for easy calving
and attentive mothering. “It’s
going to go as a packer animal,” says Tim Niedecken,
who works for the Jordan Cattle Auction. He means that the cow will be
sold by the pound for slaughter. Perhaps she no longer breeds well. More
likely, the high price of beef is too
tempting.
“Dollar bill, dollar bill,” hollers the
auctioneer. A staccato blur of two-cent
increments follows as fast as tractor
pistons firing under load. Buyers sit
motionless but for a few flickering
hands, and 21 seconds later, the price
is set at $1.30 a pound. It’s half what
finer cattle sell for, but double what
similar cows fetched five years ago.
Now the weight. The Jordan company,
with its Thursday auction here in San
Saba and on Mondays an hour away
in Mason, is one of the biggest cattle
sellers in the biggest cattle state. Its
bidders, who supply McDonald’s and
Wendy’s as well as posh steakhouses,
like weigh-ups, where their experienced eyes must guess what the scale
will say. Jordan will sell perhaps 1,100
head of cattle today for over $2 million. This cow comes in at 940
pounds, or $1,222.
Outside, nine mounted cowboys
whistle and yip, moving pens of mooing cattle into position for sale. But
not pen 508. There, four dozen identical Red Angus stand undisturbed.
These are replacement cows, quality
breeders to take the place of cows
sold for beef, and they were expected
to go for about $3,500 each at a special auction on Saturday, before it
was canceled due to a rare incoming
snowstorm. “If you really want to
grow the herd, this is the kind of
thing you’re going to have to have
a lot more of,” says Niedecken.
The herd in this case refers to the
U.S. cattle population, which recently
hit a 75-year low. Steak prices have
shot 55% higher over the past five
years, and ground beef, 69%. These
American staples might not weigh on
household budgets like car insurance
and electricity, but they are frequent
Jordan Cattle Auction holds a cattle sale
every Thursday in San Saba, Texas.
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cost-of-living reminders to any grocery shopper or restaurant diner.
Grade-school economics teaches
that as the price of a widget rises,
manufacturers will want to make
more widgets. So why aren’t ranchers
running more cattle? What does it
mean for operators large and small
along the supply chain? To get the
answers, Barron’s recently rode along
with ranchers and called on cattle
marketers, buyers, Wall Street analysts, and restaurateurs, plus a Texas
lawman whose unit has been chasing
cattle rustlers for a century and a half.
He says business is up.
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eef demand is resilient, despite high prices. Protein is
enjoying a star turn among
macronutrients: The U.S.
government recently flipped its food
pyramid illustration upside-down,
giving a fat steak a place of honor at
the top, and banishing bread to the
bottom. Texas Roadhouse shares
have returned 95% over three years,
beating the S&P 500 index. It and
LongHorn Steakhouse, owned by
Darden Restaurants, have enjoyed
faster growth than most casual-dining
chains since Covid. Big players can
manage beef costs, and their fans are
willing to pay up.
Small restaurants are struggling
more. The Barn Door calls itself the
oldest steakhouse in San Antonio.
It recently sold a 15-ounce rib-eye
grilled over mesquite and charcoal,
with sides, for $44.99—more than
some in this older neighborhood are
used to paying. “It’s a tough market,”
says owner Randy Stokes. “It has to
be value driven right now.” Stokes
carves his own steaks to contain
costs, and tries to be creative with
prices without couponing. Servers
push a 10-ounce rib-eye—just big
enough to order medium-rare—plus
four shrimp, sides, and homemade
pie, for $55.
Restaurants aren’t to blame for
costly beef. Screwworm is, to a point.
These parasitic fly larvae burrow like
corkscrews into warm-blooded animals and feed on living flesh. An outbreak in Mexico has halted cattle
imports—typically 4% to 5% of U.S.
supply. Brazil and Australia are key
suppliers of beef cuts and ground
beef, but not cattle, and usually not
high-end steak. What has made
screwworm so inflationary is that the
U.S. cattle supply was so low to begin
with. Cattle and calves numbered
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Where's the Beef?
The U.S. cattle herd has fallen to a 75-year low, even as the
population of people has doubled.
Cattle Herd
U.S. Population
350 million
300
250
200
150
100
50
0
1950
1960
1970
1980
1990
2000
Sources: Department of Agriculture, World Bank, Macrotrends
86.2 million in January, a new
Department of Agriculture report
shows. That is down from a peak of
more than 130 million head in the
mid-1970s. It is the smallest herd
since 1951, when America’s population numbered 157 million, less than
half what it is today.
Moving back from restaurants to
key stops along the beef supply chain,
we get to meatpackers, which slaughter, skin, and break down animals into
large sections called primal cuts, including chuck, rib, and loin. Beef
packing is an oligopoly, with more
than 80% controlled by four players:
Tyson Foods, Brazil’s JBS, Cargill,
and National Beef. These are often
blamed for high prices, but if the
packers are profiteering, they don’t
seem especially good at it now. They’re
operating far below capacity for lack
of cattle, says Andrew Strelzik, who
covers agribusiness, protein, and restaurants for BMO Capital Markets.
“It’s hard for me to say that they are
doing something to raise the price of
beef to their own benefit when they’re
losing hundreds of millions of dollars,” he says.
Tyson, expected to record a third
straight year of beef losses this year,
recently announced the closure of a
Nebraska plant. But Strelzik in early
January upgraded the shares to Outperform, partly because of healthy
chicken and pork profits and a reasonable valuation. Shares recently
traded at 16 times earnings. Early this
month, UBS initiated coverage of JBS,
which listed its shares in the U.S. last
year, at Buy. It goes for eight times
earnings, reflecting high beef exposure. UBS predicts a rising valuation
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2020
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over the next one to two years on anticipation of a return to normal margins down the road.
Feedlots aren’t behind rising beef
prices, either. There, weaned calves
of six months to a year arrive weighing 400 to 800 pounds. They’re fed
on grain for four to six months until
reaching a slaughter weight of 1,200
to 1,400 pounds. Nebraska is the
biggest state for feedlots, some of
which are owned by packers. But
these work off of prices set at cattle
auctions. The Jordan one charges a
3% commission, plus the cost of feed
and such. It, too, is beholden to a
player at the beginning of the chain
who decides supply. To truly understand what is driving beef prices,
we must visit the most self-reliant
worker in America: the cow/calf
rancher. Two Texas families will provide answers that involve land prices,
succession, and rain, rain, rain.
T
o say that Dick and Caroline
Runge’s ranch is in the town
of Fort McKavett isn’t quite
correct. A nearby fort of that
name was used to fight Comanche and
hold Civil War prisoners, and William
Tecumseh Sherman once called it “the
prettiest little post in Texas.” When the
16th Infantry Regiment left in 1883,
settlers moved into the abandoned
buildings and formed a town. But the
last resident moved out in 1973. The
Runges are townless, with 8,400 acres,
nearly three-quarters owned and the
rest leased. There are six bulls and 185
cows, down from a high of over 300.
A good rule of thumb here is that each
cow needs 24 acres. Most cow/calf
ranches are small. The average is
under 50 head.
Dick uses a wheelchair and doesn’t
talk much. Old age and Parkinson’s
have taken a toll. Caroline suddenly
finds herself wheelchair-bound, too,
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for the next few weeks. A 150-pound
goat struck her leg, breaking her femur. There are no ranch hands and
only occasional hired help. Caroline’s
daughter, visiting from Massachusetts, drives the group in a Kawasaki
off-roader along a craggy path. A
pudgy house dog with short legs has
won a seat in the vehicle. Dust billows.
There are clusters of live oak, all
branches and little trunk, loved for
their deep shade and drought tolerance. And there are thorny mesquite:
invasive, thirsty, and uprooted by
dozer in an unceasing war.
Swaths of Texas have been in moderate to severe drought since 2020.
Ranchers like to say they raise grass,
not beef. Caroline, who has a law degree from the University of Mississippi and was honored by the Texas
House of Representatives for her work
on groundwater management, explains the delicate economics. Cows
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must feed on native grass. The cost of
supplemental pellets and liquid nutrients has shot higher, part of a 55%
price growth for all rancher inputs
since 2020, according to an analysis
last year by the American Farm Bureau Federation, a trade group. The
less rain, the less grass. In bad years,
like 2023 and 2024, ranchers buy hay
and lose money. Many thin their herds
to cover costs.
Last year brought a year’s worth
of rain in a month and a half, washing
out ranch roads. But the land is dry
again. With beef prices so high, some
ranchers want to see more rain before
rebuilding their herds. Everywhere
there is talk of heifer retention, a
heifer being a young cow that hasn’t
yet had its first calf. It can be sold for
beef today, or held for breeding. But it
takes two years for a newborn female
calf to have a calf of its own, plus another six to eight months until that
Cowboys wait to
take sold livestock
to a holding pen
after a Jan. 22
sale at the Jordan
Cattle Auction.
calf is weaned and sent to market,
fetching perhaps $1,500 to $2,500.
It’s a multiyear bet on prices and rain,
versus locking in a quick profit.
Caroline Runge says she has
started to rebuild her herd. Nationally,
heifer retention has picked up only
minimally. Brian Vaccaro, a restaurant
analyst at Raymond James, tracks the
percentage of heifers on feed as a sort
of leading indicator—fewer on feed
means more on grass, and these have
probably been kept for breeding. His
latest reading is just under 39%. It will
need to go to the mid to low 30s to
match historical heifer retention. That
would mean less beef on the market at
first, so prices might have to rise before they fall. Meaningfully cheaper
steak could take years.
The Kawasaki stops near a narrow
alley of steel rails, ending in a squeeze
chute, or mechanism for keeping cattle
in place. Herding dogs and Dick’s
daughter, Lisa Brown, who is taking
over ranch management, coax a cow
in. She helps Dick to the rear of the
chute. He has long experience in rectal
palpation, a test for the presence and
gestational age of a fetus. He stretches
a latex glove to his biceps, but his arm
will eventually disappear to the shoulder. It is a jarring sight—cattle-raising
isn’t a career for the squeamish. “Onethird,” he calls. The fetus has reached
the end of its first trimester.
Back at the ranch house, the
conversation comes around to land.
White-collar workers from San Antonio, Austin, or Dallas will pay $2,000
and more per acre for tracts to use for
deer hunting or hobby ranching.
There is an agricultural tax break that
allows the Runges to value their land
at less than $50 an acre. “If we had to
pay property taxes on the market
value, we couldn’t stay in business,”
says Caroline. The program has been
relaxed to allow even hobbyists to
benefit, a common line of mockery
here. “Now you can do it with hummingbirds,” says Caroline.
The Runges supplement their cattle
income by raising goats and selling
hunting leases. Lucky ranches can sell
oil rights. Even so, there is a sense that
outsiders have bid land prices up to
levels that don’t make sense relative to
the money to be made from ranching.
Caroline reckons her return on investment is about 1%.
Dick’s great-grandfather bought
land here in the 1870s. Today, “if
you’re going to have a ranch, you have
to either inherit it or marry it,” says
Caroline. There are windmills to repair. Fences to mend. Come spring,
calves are rounded up for “marking”—
vaccination, branding, and for males,
testicle removal. This reduces aggression and promotes weight gain, separating steer for beef from bulls for
breeding. “A friend of ours who is a
banker said, ‘Why don’t you sell the
ranch? Then you could really live a
lavish lifestyle,’ ” says Caroline. “The
ranchers that we know, this is what
they want to do. We are out in this
wonderful place. We don’t have
bosses. We do exactly what we want.”
If the Runges are a guide, ranchers
will increase their herds, but in the
short run it will take rain, and in the
long run, willing heirs. Genetic sorting
has improved beef quality, narrowing
breed differences and raising average
grades. Eric Hansotia, CEO of AGCO,
a giant in tractors, says raisers of dairy
cattle have been crossbreeding them
with Angus, for the option of selling
bull calves for beef. “When the market
shows pricing power, creativity starts
flowing in, and I think we’ll see a rebuilding of the beef herd,” he says.
The real marvel of beef isn’t that
cow/calf ranchers defy widget economics. It’s that given the value of the land,
there are still families laboring for
modest yields rather than liquidating
for an easy payday. The state of Texas
awards special recognition to families
that have continuously run ranches for
more than a century. Time to meet another one of them. The Wrights show
how ranchers manage vast work relying mostly on kids and grandkids, and
how they keep the land intact.
A
s we leave the Runge ranch
the next morning, tiny pockmarks dot the dust—a rumor of rain. The day brings
an indecisive drizzle.
“My daddy always said you’ll take
a rain and a baby calf any day,” says
sixth-generation rancher Dora
Wright. She and husband Jim have
a larger operation than the Runges—
just how many acres and head, Dora
prefers not to say. They took down
their herd by 20% during a devastating 2011 drought, and haven’t yet
built it back up. Jim’s Chevy 3500
rattles over rocks and ruts, the interior caked in dirt, with slashes on
the dash where his dog normally sits.
“You don’t want to buy a used pickup
from me,” he says.
Jim stops the truck and sounds the
horn for seemingly no one and noth-
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ing. In the distance, a group of trotting
cows appear. “The best cowboy is a
bag of feed,” he says. “The cows are
trained to come to the horn.” When he
worked for Dora’s father, Jim ripped
feed bags open in the back of the
truck. Now he presses a button and
a machine dispenses supplement pellets. The hungry cows bulge from both
sides. “We’re calving now,” says Jim.
This is to sell weaned calves in early
summer, when the supply is typically
low, and the bidding fierce. The
Wrights plan to retain heifers for
the first time in years, but the grass
will decide.
To maximize breeding success, the
Wrights use a genetic predictor called
expected progeny difference, or EPD,
to identify bulls that will produce
small but healthy offspring. “That
gives that young female a better
chance of producing a live calf,” says
Dora. “Because if she messes up on
the first time out, she’s done.” For
cows, tracking past births beats relying on looks. “You might have a
skinny little cow that has a great calf,”
says Jim. “She looks bad, but…hey, we
got to keep her.” Dora, the recordkeeper, has a degree in computer
science. “I’m married to a computer
Sticker Shock in the Meat Aisle
Prices shot up by more than 50% over the past five years.
Uncooked Steak
Ground Beef
$14 per pound
12
10
8
6
4
2
0
2020
2021
2022
2023
2024
2025
Note: Some monthly data are missing when the government was shut down.
Source: Bureau of Labor Statistics
guru,” says Jim. “If I were doing all
that with a No. 2 pencil and a Big
Chief tablet, it would not get done.”
Affordable predator control is a
must. Cattle can fend for themselves
against coyotes, but goats cannot. That
is the job of the Wrights’ imposing
guardian dogs, who were raised with
goats from the time they were pups.
Feral hogs are a bigger menace. “You
can clean your water trough just before
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dark,” says Jim. “The next morning it
will have two inches of mud in it. Half
the time they break off the valve.”
Sport hunters will shoot hogs from
helicopters with AR-15 rifles, like one
group from Mississippi. “They killed
230-something head,” says Jim. “It
doesn’t cost us as ranchers anything.”
As ranches are passed down to
heirs, they often get split into smaller
and smaller tracts, many with absentee
owners and little livestock. “It’s all being purchased by oilmen and people
from elsewhere, and the first thing
they do is put up a high fence and a
fancy gate,” says Jim. The fences are
for holding stocked exotic game, but
they often fail. Blackbuck, a species of
antelope native to India, have multiplied in the area and compete with
livestock for food. The Wrights, like the
Runges, have children who will carry
on ranching, including Jim’s daughter
and her husband, who are nuclear
engineers. “They worked in Minnesota
for a while at a power plant, and then,
thank the Lord, decided to come back
to Texas,” Jim says.
The family uses a limited partnership to preserve the ranch and give
everyone a stake. Come spring, everyone participates in calf marking, with
grandkids as young as 12 giving
vaccines.
A small squeeze chute helps. “We’ve
done the cowboy thing in the past,”
says Jim. “We’ve done like Taylor Sheridan [creator of the television ranching
drama Yellowstone], hemmed ’em up in
the corner over here and roped ’em and
drug ’em out. But our horses are too
old to do that any more. I’m too old.”
Dora says her favorite therapy is
putting on an audiobook, climbing into
her skid steer farm machine, and dozing mesquite trees. “That is worth
more than a dollar bill coming into my
bank account,” she says. When she was
small, ranchers encouraged their kids
to leave for better pay with less toil. In
her family, she says the pendulum is
swinging back, for now: “Whether this
will be viable when our grandkids have
grandkids, I don’t know.”
As we leave cattle country, the rain
has stopped. Ranchers are watching
for that strange incoming snowstorm
that canceled the Jordan company’s
Saturday auction in San Saba. Cows
will huddle together and endure the
cold. But if trough ice isn’t broken up,
the herd will die. For the land-rich and
eternally laboring, there will be little
weekend rest. B
How to Catch a Cattle Thief
“I
f I had known you were taking pictures, I would have worn my good
gun,” special ranger H.D. Brittain says
to Barron’s. We are meeting at the county
courthouse in Menard, Texas, to talk about a
ranch scourge that is less prevalent than parasites and drought but is being lured by high
prices and small hobby ranches with cows
close to the road: cattle rustlers.
In 1877, with livestock theft rampant, 40
cattlemen met three hours south of here to
cooperate on protection. Their group today is
called the Texas and Southwestern Cattle
Raisers Association, and Brittain is a regional
supervisor in charge of West Texas. “You have
to be a balance between a law enforcement
officer and a cowboy,” he says. He has worked
cattle his whole life.
“Most of my bad guys are cowboys,” says
Brittain. Some left for the oilfield to make
more money and returned with high payments on new pickups, but couldn’t find
ranch work. “Thieves are normally going
to go back to what they know, and cowboys
know livestock,” says Brittain. A load of
cattle at today’s prices is a tempting target.
Unlike other stolen goods that are pawned
at discounts, stolen cows can fetch full market value.
“A lot of times we can call somebody and
say, ‘You stole some cattle, and I know it. Meet
me at the sheriff’s office.’ And they’ll show
up,” says Brittain. “You also have that one or
two that will shoot at you occasionally.” Livestock theft is up, he says. He also investigates
stolen tractors and off-road vehicles, burglarized deer camps, and financial crimes, like a
$2 million case that involved a man who took
out bank loans on cows he didn’t own.
To keep watch for rustlers, Brittain scans
the classified ads in the back of Livestock
Weekly for ones that look suspicious. There is
also an anonymous reward tip line called Operation Cow Thief. One source of information
has proved especially valuable over the years,
says Brittain: “In our line of work, there’s
nothing better than a mad girlfriend, ’cause
they’ll turn you in right quick.” — J.H.
H.D. Brittain is part cop and part cowboy.
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BARRON’S
A’S
AMERIC
The U.S. Has
Debated
the Fed Since
Day One
From Andrew Jackson to
Donald Trump, U.S. presidents
love to hate the central bank.
Its fate is still up for grabs.
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BY KENNETH G. PRINGLE
ew leadership and a new
policy direction at the Federal Reserve revives the
eternal American debate
over the purpose of—and
even the need for—a central bank.
The debate dates to the republic’s
beginning. It split the Founding Fathers into warring camps, offering two
different answers to the fundamental
question: What is government for?
Alexander Hamilton argued for a
strong state that supported industrialization, with a central bank as its linchpin. Thomas Jefferson envisioned an
agrarian nation that required minimal
government and no central bank.
In 1790, the secretaries of the Treasury and State took their arguments
to President George Washington, who
landed on Hamilton’s side.
But the debate has never truly been
settled. The first Bank of the U.S. was
put out of business after 20 years, and
so was the second. The current central
bank—the Fed—has been under attack
since its inception over a century ago.
President Andrew Jackson provided
the rallying cry for opponents in 1832,
declaring central banks “unauthorized
by the Constitution, subversive of the
rights of the States, and dangerous to
the liberties of the people.”
Even today, two bills collectively
known as the Federal Reserve Board
Abolition Act, which echo Jackson’s
rhetoric, sit in congressional committees awaiting votes.
Those bills are unlikely to pass. But
the debate over the central bank’s role
is heating up as Kevin Warsh, President Donald Trump’s nominee to lead
the Fed starting in May, promises “regime change” at the central bank.
It was 250 years ago when Hamilton—“the bastard brat of a Scotch
Pedler,” as John Adams described
him—was developing his beliefs
through both war and business.
As Washington’s Revolutionary
War aide-de-camp, Hamilton saw how
a lack of funding nearly doomed the
cause. As a trader, he had watched the
steam engine and power loom turn
Britain into a global superpower.
America needed its own industrial
revolution, Hamilton resolved, which
could only be delivered by a strong
federal government with a central
bank to back it.
“Trade and industry, wherever they
have been tried, have been indebted
to [central banks] for important aid,”
Hamilton wrote in his Report on a
National Bank in 1790.
Hamilton’s plan also included assumption of states’ debts to build national credit, subsidies to American
manufacturers in key industries like
defense, and tariffs or bans on corresponding imports. Most of it was adopted, including the 1791 incorporation
of the Bank of the U.S., “to which the
faith of the United States is hereby
pledged,” as the bill read.
Above, Treasury
Secretary Alexander
Hamilton established
the first central
bank in the U.S.
Right, Fed Chairman
Ben Bernanke appears before the
Joint Economic
Committee during
the 2008-09 financial crisis.
In fact, many never had faith. The
debate reignited when the bank’s charter came up for renewal in 1811. Hamilton was dead—killed in an 1804 duel—
and without its champion, the bank
was narrowly voted down in Congress.
But America’s disastrous performance in the War of 1812—militiamen
routed by British regulars, the capital
burned, government forced to borrow
from London bankers—persuaded
Congress to reconsider. The Second
Bank of the U.S. was chartered in 1816.
It, too, had a short life. Jackson made
opposition to it the centerpiece of his
populist 1832 re-election campaign,
igniting the Bank War.
Central banks, Jackson wrote,
“make the rich richer and the potent
more powerful” at the expense of “the
humble members of society, the farmers, mechanics, and laborers.”
Jackson vetoed the bank’s recharter
and gained re-election by a landslide.
This began America’s second era
without a central bank. Its distinguishing feature was financial panics: 1837,
1839, 1857, 1873, 1884, 1893, 1896, and
1907. Some were worse than others,
but all were magnified by bank runs.
In 1837, U.S. farmers were crushed
by a collapse in global commodities
prices. Unable to pay their debts, they
soon found their savings gone, too, as
banks went insolvent.
On May 10, New York’s financial
giants ran out of gold and silver. Without a U.S. central bank, Wall Street
turned to the Bank of England for help.
Overspeculation in railroads was
the culprit in 1873. The bank run began
in earnest after the bankruptcy of Jay
Cooke, the man who had financed the
Union’s Civil War victory. This Great
Depression lasted until 1877.
The Panic of 1907 was resolved only
through the intervention of J. Pierpont
Morgan, who along with fellow bankers snapped up distressed assets for
pennies on the dollar.
That “was the last straw,” former
Fed chairman Ben Bernanke writes
in his history, 21st Century Monetary
Policy. “Congress grew determined
to revisit the idea of a central bank.”
The Federal Reserve System was
established in 1913, with the express
purpose of preventing bank runs. It
saw America through the Roaring
’20s until, in October 1929, the market
crashed. This provided the Fed with
its first real test.
It failed. Instead of fulfilling its role
as lender of last resort, the Fed stood
by as banks folded, one after another—
11,000 by 1933.
The Great Depression retains that
designation largely because modern
monetary theory was formulated to
avoid the mistakes of the 1930s. Fed
chiefs since Paul Volcker (1979-87)
have followed a similar playbook.
“We’re very sorry,” Bernanke once
quipped of the Depression-era blunders. “We won’t do it again.”
Some believe the actions of Bernanke’s Fed prevented the financial
crisis of 2008-09 from descending
into a new Great Depression. Warsh
was a member of that Fed board,
even if he later became a critic.
The question is how the Fed responds to the future financial crises—
assuming there is a Fed to respond. B
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BARRON’S
Q&A
An Interview With Beeneet Kothari, Founder,
Hedge Fund Tekne Capital Management
The Allure of
Chinese Tech
Stocks
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BY RESHMA KAPADIA
M
ention technology
stocks, and investors
almost instinctively
think of the U.S. But
Beeneet Kothari,
founder of hedge fund
Tekne Capital Management, believes the best opportunities
in tech right now are overseas.
Kothari, who began his investing
career as a technology analyst for the
renowned Stan Druckenmiller, oversees $1.5 billion at Tekne, investing in
a concentrated global portfolio of tech
stocks that beat the MSCI World index
by double digits for the past two years.
After foreign markets trounced the
S&P 500 last year, some investors
found a renewed appetite for diversification abroad. But Kothari was early
to the trend. For instance, he saw the
potential for China’s artificial-intelligence development well before Chinese start-up DeepSeek reignited
broader interest in Chinese stocks.
Kothari likes to go deep, often finding new ideas by interviewing customers of companies and following up
on tidbits gleaned from industry executives. He looks for quality companies
that others have underestimated. Barron’s spoke with Kothari about which
companies might be tomorrow’s Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing or ASML Holding, and how
China’s AI buildout is different than
in the U.S. An edited version of the
conversation follows.
Barron’s: Are the most attractive
AI investments in the U.S. or
China?
Beeneet Kothari: It is a no-brainer;
China is a better investment proposition. China is going to do with AI
what it has always done—build things
faster and cheaper. Sometimes the
[state-driven] top-down mentality is
the right approach. You need power,
chips, data centers, and cooling. China
is good at moving mountains to build
things. It is a clear advantage.
When you make an investment decision today, the biggest thing you worry
about is whether supply in the industry
will double or triple next year. That is a
legitimate risk in the U.S. because a lot
of money has gone into the ground.
China is emerging from a deep bear
market. Because capital hasn’t been
invested in long-duration projects, you
can have comfort in knowing you aren’t
going to have oversupply.
Also, the big AI companies in the
U.S., including OpenAI, Anthropic,
and Google DeepMind, are obsessed
with artificial general intelligence
and artificial superintelligence—
when is it happening, what does it
mean, how much job displacement
will it create? In China, which is in a
recession, all a company can focus on
is how to make money. It is an incredibly practical approach.
China’s stock market was one of
Photograph by LILA BARTH
February 16, 2026
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“The most attractive valuations are in smaller and midsize businesses. We don’t own
Alibaba Group Holding or Tencent Holdings, which are more like Google.”
the strongest in the world last year,
due in part to AI stocks. Where are
valuations still attractive?
The most attractive valuations are in
smaller and midsize businesses. We
don’t own Alibaba Group Holding
or Tencent Holdings, which are
more like Google.
We are one of the top five shareholders in GDS Holdings, a data-center business that is the landlord of AI.
China is the largest country in the
world, with the largest tech market.
Data centers are the hottest thing in
tech. Two publicly listed data-center
companies in China—GDS and VNET
Group—combined have a market
value of about $12 billion. That is insane! You can’t get the cheapest datacenter stock in the U.S. for $10 billion.
People have discovered Taiwan
Semiconductor and ASML. They are
like the gateway drugs to international
technology investing. When we
bought Taiwan Semi, the stock was
TW$500 a share [$15.90]. Now it
trades for TW$2,000 and is among
the top five holdings in many portfolios. There are several other layers in
the tech supply chain, with scores of
companies across Asia that are just as
integral, albeit not as well-known.
Give us some examples.
As chips become more complex, we
think money will be made in advanced packaging. We own Tongfu
Microelectronics, a $10 billion market-cap company, which has had a
joint venture with Advanced Micro
Devices since 2016. China has passed
a law that says 50% of all semiconductors produced in the country must use
local supply chains. Tongfu is a winner, as is ACM Research. Both are
part of the semiconductor capitalequipment supply chain in China.
China consumes 35% of the world’s
semis today and produces 6%. The
government has said it wants to bring
those numbers into alignment.
Tongfu trades for 13 times Ebitda
[earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation, and amortization], with revenue growing more than 20% annually
and structural growth behind it. A lot
of these companies are underearning
because they’re young. Western peers
are 40 years old and trade for 11 to 12
times Ebitda, with a fraction of the
revenue quality and growth.
Investing in China, especially in a
strategic sector like semiconductors, comes with the risk that the
U.S. might restrict such moves. How
do you account for that?
It’s always a concern, but the question
is if that’s priced in. Plus, the trend is
also in the right direction. There’s a
thawing in tensions between the U.S.
and China. Trump and Chinese leader
Xi Jinping are going to meet four times
this year, and officials have said the
relationship with China is in a good
place right now. We just allowed China
to purchase Nvidia H200 chips.
Also, export restrictions and moves
over the past eight years, with the first
Trump administration and then Biden, scared the Chinese and pushed
them to localize and become more
independent. That has made them a
bit more resilient and highlighted how
sensitive we are to [their dominance
in] rare earth. It also created an opportunity in these semiconductor and
supply-chain bets.
Baidu has been a big performer
over the past year for the fund.
What now?
Last summer, Baidu’s stock was trading at cash. It is up more than 50%,
spurred by plans for a spinoff of its AI
chip unit, Kunlunxin. But nothing has
happened yet. Once Kunlunxin’s Hong
Kong listing is executed, then will come
proof of value for Baidu’s Apollo robotaxi business, which just hit 250,000
rides weekly—on par with Waymo. Its
agentic AI business, GenFlow, and
CoreWeave-like HPC cloud will follow.
This is going to be the year of Chinese semiconductor initial public offerings. Some say Kunlunxin could be
a $30 billion IPO. Alibaba is going to
spin out its T-Head chip unit. CXMT,
the largest memory company in
China, is going to do an IPO this year.
That could bring more investors. Plus,
when semi companies earn or raise
money, they spend it because they’re
always building new factories, new
construction. There’s going to be a lot
of new capital raised, and we expect a
massive new wave of capacity expansion to ensue.
More broadly, this could be the year
for some of the big IPOs in China we’ve
been waiting for—fintech Ant Group,
ByteDance, Shein, and Didi, the Uber
of China, which we own. ByteDance is
the biggest, most successful, and most
global Chinese company, and most
investors have no idea of it, but it’s
probably worth over a trillion dollars.
What is the biggest risk to the bullish case for China tech?
Their homegrown chips aren’t quite
ready. Access to Nvidia’s older-generation chips bridges that gap. If they lose
that bridge, they are swimming naked
a bit until 2028-30. Having this bridge
probably accelerates the rate at which
they can become self-sufficient.
What do you own outside of
China?
Samsung Electronics’ share price is
off very low levels because it is the
leading memory player in the world.
But that isn’t what interests us. Inside
Samsung is the second-largest
foundry after Taiwan Semi, and it has
been sitting dormant.
Taiwan Semi took off because it
landed Apple as a customer. Elon
Musk and his conglomerate of companies—SpaceX, Tesla, and xAI—are
now in need of a lot of chips and
couldn’t get much capacity out of Taiwan Semi, so he went to Samsung.
Given the number of chips he needs
over the next three to five years, Samsung could build out its foundry to
rival Taiwan Semi.
Currently, Samsung is an $800
billion company, with most of its profits from memory. There is a business
bigger than memory that no one is
talking about, and it’s about to get a
shot in the arm with what could be the
biggest IPO in history this summer
with SpaceX, a company we know
well through various relationships.
What is the significance of the
offering?
The way foundries work is that your
customer has to commit, and then you
go out and spend. There were filings in
the Korean stock market late last year
that indicated that Tesla has committed
to about $17 billion of chip purchases
from Samsung. And Samsung is building out factories in Texas. What Apple
did for Taiwan Semi is potentially what
Elon could do for Samsung.
What are opportunities outside of
Asia?
Brazil is the cheapest market in the
world, with the index trading at about
six times earnings. The central bank
governor is going to change, and they
are starting an easing cycle. Plus,
there’s a commodity boom.
We are also seeing a structural
change in emerging markets. Companies in bear markets are finally behaving the way American companies have
learned to behave: When you can’t control the macroeconomics, you control
capital allocation. Brazil is now doing
that. In the next two years, fintech
StoneCo, which we own, may return
to shareholders over a third of its market cap through dividends or buybacks.
The company is growing at about a
10% pace, above gross domestic product. But largely the story is that it’s a
concentrated industry and finally can
be more efficient and grow profits.
Give us a contrarian pick.
We own Vend Marketplace, a Norwegian classifieds company, whose
stock is down 25% over the past year.
There are two sectors that have gotten
destroyed globally: Software and classifieds. People think AI will act as an
agent that will scour all sites to find
them a job, such that if one site has all
the jobs, it won’t be so relevant in an
agentic AI world. But what really matters is who owns the supply. Think
about e-commerce. The idea is that
you don’t need to go to Amazon.com
anymore. You can just have an agent
find the phone you want, but ultimately most of the inventory sits at
Amazon, so it will still earn its share.
We think the classified businesses
own the supply. And whether it’s a
robot or human searching the site,
Vend will still earn its share and its
ability to make money won’t be impacted in a meaningful way.
Thanks, Beeneet. B
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February 16, 2026
I N C O M E I N V E ST I N G
THE EC ONOMY
Looking for Dividends?
Consider Europe.
Calculating the Costs of
A Population Slowdown
BY AL ROOT
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t’s a good time for income investors
to take a grand tour of Europe.
While Stellantis shocked the
investment world earlier this month
by eliminating its dividend, Americans
shouldn’t let it damage their opinion of
European dividend payers. There are safe,
better-than-U.S. yields—with growth—that
are available if you know where to look.
Dividends are a little different across
the pond, where companies tend to prioritize flexibility and employ payout ratios of
net income or cash flow, which leads to
variable payments. Stellantis paid an annual $1.65 dividend in 2024, then dropped
it to 77 cents in 2025 before going to zilch
for 2026. U.S. companies don’t do that.
U.S. income investors value stability and
consistent dividend growth above all else.
Yet there are a number of European
companies with attractive yields that behave like their U.S. counterparts, such as
the so-called European dividend aristocrats. The bar is a little lower in Europe—
whereas U.S. companies have to increase
their payouts for 25 years to qualify, it’s
only 10 years in Europe. Given the regional differences, that makes sense.
The 40 highest-yielding European aristocrats—including drugmaker Sanofi, shipper Deutsche Post, and chemical distributor Brenntag—yield nearly 4%, versus
about 2.3% for the top 70 U.S. ones.
The higher yields don’t come at the
expense of safety. The 40 highest-yielding European aristocrats have paid out
roughly 40% of their net income generated over the past 12 months as dividends.
The Americans have paid out about 60%.
Accessing the European aristocrats in
the U.S., however, might be a little tricky.
The only exchange-traded fund that tracks
the group, the SPDR S&P Euro Dividend Aristocrats Ucits, trades in a few
European markets and requires a broker
that offers access to European exchanges.
There are also some tax considerations
in going abroad. Sometimes, foreign companies will withhold local taxes from dividends before sending them to a U.S. payee.
“In these cases, the U.S. payee will be allowed a credit against the U.S. tax,” says
accounting expert Robert Willens, who
notes that European dividends are otherwise taxed like U.S. payouts.
Exchange rates can affect the value of
foreign dividends, though they can help or
hurt depending on how currencies move.
It’s a risk, but Europe’s superior yield
should be more than enough to compensate for any added currency-induced
volatility. And right now, a weak dollar
is working in favor of U.S. investors.
Investors who want to take a European
vacation, but in U.S.-listed funds, have a
few options. The State Street SPDR S&P
Global Dividend ETF holds about 100
consistent, high-yielding stocks from
around the globe, including the U.S., and
currently yields about 5%; the iShares
International Select Dividend ETF is
similar but without U.S. holdings. It yields
5.1%. The Vanguard International High
Dividend Yield ETF is the most diversified, holding more than 1,500 non-U.S.
stocks and yielding 3.8%. All three hold
European dividend aristocrats.
Investors can look at individual stocks,
too. The three highest-yielding stocks in
the S&P Europe 350 Dividend Aristocrats
are U.K. financial services company Legal
& General Group, Norwegian bank
DNB, and Finnish telecom company
Elisa, at 8%, 6.2%, and 5.2%, respectively.
All require investing in overseas markets.
There are also foreign individual stocks
with American listings to consider. Norwegian energy company Equinor yields
about 5.4% and has a history of increasing
its regular dividend, while drugmaker
Novartis yields about 3%. ASML Holding narrowly missed becoming a European dividend aristocrat by failing to
increase payouts in 2020. Still, it’s a consistent dividend payer and raiser, yielding
about 0.9%. B
BY MEGAN LEONHARDT
A
new analysis contends that slowing U.S. population growth, a
result of policies to restrict immigration, could cost the economy
more than $100 billion.
U.S. population growth has seen an
increase of only 1.8 million, or 0.5%, from
July 2024 to June 2025, the U.S. Census
Bureau reported in January. That means
for the full year, the U.S. grew by only
0.4%, the slowest rate of population
growth the country has experienced since
the Covid-19 pandemic.
That slowdown means fewer consumers, which limits demand and spending,
according to an analysis published this
past Wednesday by economic modeling
firm Implan. The firm noted that the U.S.
experienced a significant increase of some
3.2 million people from July 2023 to July
2024. In 2025, that dropped to 1.8 million,
leaving a “growth gap” of 1.4 million fewer
people, which reduced household spending by $86.2 billion.
Implan notes that erasing over a million
potential consumers resulted in $103.9
billion in forgone gross domestic product
growth and 741,500 fewer jobs than if
growth maintained its 2024 pace. While
that’s significant, it’s a fraction of U.S. economic activity given third-quarter GDP of
$31.098 trillion. The Bureau of Economic
Analysis is set to release fourth-quarter
estimates on Feb. 20.
The analysis projects that the biggest
effects from slowing population growth
will come to housing and healthcare.
“Population growth is the primary engine
for residential construction and healthcare
demand,” says Nadège Ngomsi, the report’s author and an Implan economist.
She adds that restaurants and dining
could also see spending and labor issues.
California, New York, and Texas are
projected to feel the biggest economic
shocks. California will likely be the hardest hit, with Implan estimating $13.4 bil-
lion in lost GDP and 86,520 fewer jobs.
The slowdown in population growth is
largely due to a historic decline in the net
number of people coming to live in the
U.S., Christine Hartley, assistant division
chief for estimates and projections at the
Census Bureau, said in a statement. Implan added, “With births and deaths remaining relatively stable compared to the
prior year, the sharp decline in net international migration is the main reason for
the slower growth rate we see today.”
About 1.3 million net new immigrants
became U.S. residents from July 2024 to
June 2025, less than half the 2.7 million
recorded during the same period a year
prior. A Congressional Budget Office
estimate found that net immigration
amounted to 410,000 in all of 2025.
Census projects that if current trends
continue, net international migration will
be just 321,000 for 2026. That would be a
decline of nearly a million migrants compared with the prior year.
Net immigration could be even lower.
Oxford Economics cut its 2026 forecast to
just 160,000 from 350,000 due to further
restrictions, mostly on legal migration.
The Trump administration’s decision to
suspend processing immigration visas for
nationals of 75 countries is especially
impactful, considering that nearly half of
all immigrant visas issued from abroad in
2024 came from these countries.
To be sure, estimates of the effects of
slower population growth and reduced
immigration vary. Joint research from the
Brookings Institution and the American
Enterprise Institute last month noted that
reduced migration likely resulted in “modest damping” effects on GDP. Researchers
expected lower immigration to weaken
consumer spending by $60 billion, to $110
billion combined for both 2025 and 2026.
“While this slowdown is driven by a
complex mix of lower birthrates and a
sharp decline in international migration,
the economic implications are immediate
and tangible,” Ngomsi says. B
February 16, 2026
BARRON’S
F UN DS
Scoreboard: Crosscurrents
Despite volatility, the S&P 500 squeezed out a 1.02% gain. Financial services, however, took a
2.47% hit on AI fears. The big winner: Japanese funds, up 7.97% on the LDP’s landslide win.
A New ETF Aims to Bring
Hedge Funds to the Masses
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here are some $5.2 trillion invested in hedge funds globally.
Yet hedged exchange-traded
funds that can profit when markets fall remain a backwater. BlackRock
would like to change that.
In December, the world’s largest ETF
manager launched the iShares Systematic Alternatives Active ETF (ticker:
IALT) with the aim of “delivering absolute returns”—positive results in up or
down markets—like a classic hedge fund.
It joins a tiny cluster of nine ETFs that
employ various hedge fund strategies in
Morningstar’s multistrategy category.
BlackRock is the largest manager in the
U.S. of such “liquid alternative strategies”
via its retail mutual funds. One of its most
popular, the $9 billion BlackRock Global
Equity Market Neutral (BDMAX), has
a strong record, having delivered a 10.8%
five-year annualized return with virtually
no correlation with U.S. stocks. When the
S&P 500 index was down 18% in 2022,
the fund was up 1.6%.
Although not a clone, the new ETF
incorporates that mutual fund’s strategy
and will be run by the same division,
BlackRock Systematic, that has managed
alternative strategies for 40 years.
Unlike traditional ETF allocation
weightings—say, 60% to stocks and 40%
to bonds—hedge fund managers often
speak of their overall target volatility levels
and “risk budgets” for different investments. The funds often employ leverage,
and a small allocation to a volatile sector or
asset class can dramatically affect returns.
Moreover, betting against stocks or other
securities via “short” positions can largely
neutralize the volatility of a weighting to a
particular sector or asset class.
BlackRock’s new ETF targets a 7% to 9%
annualized volatility level, which is more
than Global Equity Market Neutral’s 6%
in the past five years, but less than the S&P
500’s 15%. In the ETF’s risk budget, one-
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third of that 7% to 9% will be market neutral, says Jeffrey Rosenberg, the ETF’s comanager. In that bucket, the ETF will also
incorporate the market-neutral strategy of
another mutual fund, BlackRock Systematic Multi-Strategy (BAMBX), which buys
high-quality equities and shorts low-quality
ones with debt-laden balance sheets.
The second third of the risk budget will
go to a “dynamic macro” strategy. “Instead
of operating at the single-name equity level,
which is what the market-neutral strategies
do, we’re operating on macro assets,” says
Rosenberg. “They are interest rates, commodities, FX [i.e., currencies], and equity
indexes.” So, instead of going long Ford
Motor and short General Motors, for
example, the ETF uses derivatives to go
long a European stock index and short
the U.S. or long oil and short natural gas.
Although BlackRock has a successful
mutual fund, BlackRock Tactical Opportunities (PCBAX), that makes such broad
macro bets, the fund has different managers
with a different approach toward macro
investing. The closest analogue, Rosenberg
says, would be the iShares Managed Futures Active ETF (ISMF), which BlackRock launched last March.
That ETF employs a trend-following
strategy to identify which indexes have
the most upward or downward price
momentum to determine its long or short
positions. But the newer ETF will add
some fundamental macro screens to its
investment criteria, such as inflation,
economic growth, and interest rates.
The third risk bucket will be “strategic
premia,” a fancy term for a long-only “directional” strategy in various asset classes. The
weightings will be determined by the relative valuation of the asset classes’ expected
returns and the macro outlook. So, if bonds
look more attractive than stocks, the ETF
will overweight bonds, and vice versa.
Such a complex strategy may prove
difficult to pull off. But if any manager
can do it, it’s probably BlackRock. The
ETF’s expense ratio is 0.99%. B
One Week
Year-to-Date
1.02%
7.97
– 2.47
0.51
0.42
0.64
2.61%
14.48
– 1.11
– 0.19
0.89
1.02
U.S. STOCK FUNDS
TOP SECTOR / Japanese Funds
BOTTOM SECTOR / Financial Services Funds
S&P 500
U.S. BOND FUNDS
Bloomberg Barclays AGG Bond
The Week's Top 25
Fund Investment
Objective
One Week
Year-to-Date
Kinetics SO & CR Inst / LSHUX
Kinetics Paradigm NL / WWNPX
Kinetics SC Oppty NL / KSCOX
Matthews Asia Chn SC Inv / MCSMX
Matthews Asia Jpn Inst / MIJFX
Tarkio / TARKX
Kinetics Mkt Opps NL / KMKNX
Fidelity Adv Japan Z / FIQLX
Hood River Emg Mkt Inst / HREOX
Commonwealth Japan / CNJFX
Berkshire Focus / BFOCX
Midas Disc / MIDSX
T Rowe Price Int Japan / PRJPX
GMO Usonian Jpn VC VI / GMAHX
Gabelli Gold I / GLDIX
Fidelity Japan Sm Co / FJSCX
Hennessy Japan Inst / HJPIX
DFA Japan Sm Co I / DFJSX
TIF Internatl Equity Prm / TFEQX
Amer Cent Gl Gold Inv / BGEIX
VanEck Intl Gold A / INIVX
Hennessy Japan SC Inst / HJSIX
Invesco Gold & SM A / OPGSX
AMG Veritas APAC N / MGSEX
Fidelity Sel Semicnd / FSELX
GL Sm/Mid-Cap
Mid-Cap Growth
GL Sm/Mid-Cap
China Region
Japanese
Multi-Cap Core
Flexible Portfolio
Japanese
Intl Equity Income
Japanese
Multi-Cap Growth
Precious Metals Eq
Japanese
Japanese
Precious Metals Eq
Japanese
Japanese
Japanese
Intl Large-Cap Value
Precious Metals Eq
Precious Metals Eq
Japanese
Precious Metals Eq
Pacific Ex Japan
Science & Tech
15.11%
13.63%
9.49
9.33
9.26
8.97
8.39
8.32
8.30
8.28
8.26
8.18
8.00
8.00
7.92
7.86
7.84
7.52
7.46
7.24
7.20
7.16
7.12
7.00
6.95
35.1%
25.6%
22.4
18.8
13.6
14.8
14.7
16.3
19.5
13.7
– 0.3
17.5
14.6
NA
16.5
15.3
11.0
15.6
14.1
15.3
15.5
14.8
15.1
15.5
13.2
Fund Investment
Objective
One Week
Year-to-Date
Fidelity Sel FinTech / FSVLX
Oakmark Select Adv / OAYLX
IDX Adptv Opps Inst / COIDX
Baron Growth Inst / BGRIX
Emerald Fin&Bnk Innv Ins / HSSIX
Jacob Internet Fund Inv / JAMFX
Fidelity Sel Enter Tech / FBSOX
Hennessy Lg Cap Finl Inv / HLFNX
Prov Trust Strat / PROVX
Fidelity Sel Banking / FSRBX
Financial Services
Multi-Cap Value
Commodities General
Mid-Cap Growth
Financial Services
Science & Tech
Science & Tech
Financial Services
Large-Cap Core
Financial Services
– 4.44
– 4.20%
– 3.99
– 3.85
– 3.84
– 3.82
– 3.52
– 3.39
– 3.28
– 3.22
– 18.1
– 7.5%
8.3
– 10.6
– 5.8
– 23.0
– 14.6
– 8.1
– 0.1
5.4
The Week's Bottom 10
The Largest 25
Fund Investment
Fidelity SA US Tot Stk / FCTDX
American Funds Gro A / AGTHX
Fidelity Contrafund / FCNTX
PIMCO Income Inst / PIMIX
American Funds Bal A / ABALX
Vanguard Tgt Ret2035 Inv / VTTHX
Vanguard Tgt Ret2040 Inv / VFORX
Vanguard Tgt Ret2045 Inv / VTIVX
Vanguard Tgt Ret2030 Inv / VTHRX
Vanguard Wellington Adm / VWENX
American Funds ICA A / AIVSX
Vanguard Tgt Ret2050 Inv / VFIFX
Assets
(billions)
Objective
3-Year*
Return
1-Week
Return
$205.3
$169.8
Multi-Cap Core
20.0%
0.86%
1.3%
Large-Cap Growth
22.4%
0.92%
– 2.8%
163.2
136.3
Large-Cap Core
28.2
0.25
– 0.3
Multi-Sector Inc
7.9
0.65
1.4
Mix Tgt All Gro
15.5
1.36
3.0
2.9
124.4
119.2
108.8
108.8
YTD
Return
Mixed-Asset Target 2035
14.2
1.44
Mixed-Asset Target 2040
15.3
1.54
3.1
Mixed-Asset Target 2045
16.3
1.61
3.3
108.7
107.7
Mix-Asst Targ 2030
13.1
1.35
2.7
Mix Tgt All Gro
14.0
0.72
0.2
104.9
95.7
Large-Cap Core
22.0
0.88
0.1
Mix-Asst Targ 2050
17.3
1.71
3.5
95.0
88.8
Large-Cap Value
17.5
1.18
2.3
Multi-Cap Core
0
0.71
0.8
87.5
86.5
General Bond
4.8
0.72
1.3
Large-Cap Core
22.6
1.48
2.5
82.2
81.8
Mix Tgt All Mod
13.2
1.88
6.1
Core Bond
5.4
0.85
1.4
American Funds Wash A / AWSHX
Fidelity SA US Total Stk / FSAKX
Fidelity SA Core Inc / FIWGX
American Funds FInv A / ANCFX
American Funds Inc A / AMECX
Dodge & Cox Income I / DODIX
Vanguard Tgt Ret2025 Inv / VTTVX
JPMorgan LgCp Gro R6 / JLGMX
Fidelity Gro Company / FDGRX
Fidelity Blue Chip Gr / FBGRX
Vanguard PRIMECAP Adm / VPMAX
76.4
75.7
73.2
72.8
Mixed-Asset Target 2025
11.7
1.19
2.4
Large-Cap Growth
22.8
0.84
– 3.6
Large-Cap Growth
30.6
1.77
0.9
Large-Cap Growth
29.2
0.37
– 3.3
4.6
70.7
68.6
Large-Cap Core
22.4
1.16
Dodge & Cox Stck I / DODGX
Multi-Cap Value
13.3
– 0.06
2.1
American Funds NPer A / ANWPX
68.4
Global Large-Cap Growth
17.7
1.39
1.0
*Annualized 02/08/2023 to 02/12/2026. Through Thursday.
Source: Lipper
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BY ADAM
LEVINE
That means if Alphabet spends
$180 billion on AI data centers, about
$108 billion will be for servers. Depreciated over six years, that’s $18
billion a year in new expenses starting next year, before we even account
for all the non-server capex. Alphabet’s 2025 depreciation expense was
$21 billion, so it’s likely to double by
the end of 2026, putting pressure on
the company’s gross margins.
On the balance sheet, home of as-
sets and liabilities, the four companies
added nearly $117 billion in debt and
lease liabilities in 2025. Just this past
week, Alphabet dipped into the debt
market for at least another $27.5 billion. While still modest, fourth-quarter interest expenses for the group
rose by more than half from the year
before. Estimates vary widely, but
new debt and leases for these four
companies could be near $200 billion
in 2026. Another cloud provider, Oracle, has said it could borrow up to $50
billion this year.
The cash flow statement is where
we’ve seen the most abrupt changes.
These companies are operational
cash flow giants, totaling over half a
trillion dollars in 2025. But because
of the capital expenditures, they only
kept $163 billion, known as free cash
flow. FCF is the source of dividends
and share buybacks, and the four
companies had $28 billion left after
those outlays.
That’s a nice level of cushion, but
it’s about to disappear. Because of the
AI spending is about to transform
the Big Tech giants—and not just in
the cloud. At some point, these
companies will have to rethink their
stock buybacks and even dividends.
capex surge, the companies will have
to grow operational cash flows by
about 30% just to maintain the same
FCF level as 2025. Analysts polled by
FactSet are predicting a 19% rise on
average. That means the companies
may be forced to slow or even suspend
buybacks, and dividend hikes could
be off the table. Otherwise, they will
have to borrow to fully fund the same
level of cash return.
One or more of these companies
could even wind up with negative free
cash flow in 2026, with Amazon and
Meta being the most likely candidates.
Meta has no cloud unit revenue to
offset its new costs. It is spending
about $200 billion over two years on
AI data centers, which are just for
Meta’s use in research, back-end
things like ad targeting, and front-end
features like the Meta AI chatbot that
competes with OpenAI’s ChatGPT.
When it comes to capex, Meta is making the biggest gamble, and if it
doesn’t hit, the company will have to
pivot again, much as it did around its
Metaverse gambit.
To be sure, for Amazon, Microsoft,
and Google parent Alphabet the
spending is only one side of the coin.
There’s also substantial revenue being
generated by their cloud units, which
rent out most of the AI servers to customers. Revenue is likely to total
about $370 billion in 2026, according
to analysts tracked by FactSet. Each
company has a large contracted multiyear backlog. Google Cloud is even
seeing its operating margin expand. If
cloud revenue continues to rise
briskly, all the capex will be justified.
The name conspicuously absent
from the capex conversation is Apple.
Among Big Tech, Apple is the only
company not rushing headlong into a
spending spree. Apple has a hybrid
model where it maintains its own
servers, but mostly rents them from
third parties, primarily Google. Apple
has kept its powder dry, spending just
$12 billion on 2025 capex, leaving it
with $123 billion in FCF. It returned
most of that to shareholders.
While everyone else is reshaping
their financials, Apple remains assetlight, and it still has time to get its AI
strategy right. B
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Capital expenditures for Amazon, Meta, Alphabet,
and Microsoft this year are on track to be $650
billion, roughly the size of the Argentine economy.
Big Tech’s Spending
Spree Is About Far
More Than Capex
s fourth-quarter Big
Tech earnings approached, the usual
discussions of sales
growth and profit
took a back seat to
the flood of capital
expenditures on artificial-intelligence
data centers. In 2025, four companies—Amazon.com, Microsoft,
Alphabet, and Meta Platforms—
spent over $400 billion, roughly the
gross domestic product of Pakistan,
according to the International Monetary Fund.
As revealed in the earnings reports
over the past two weeks, this number
is set to continue its sharp rise in
2026. Amazon gave guidance for $200
billion in 2026 capex, with about $180
billion and $125 billion for Alphabet
and Meta, respectively. Unlike the
others, Microsoft has a fiscal year that
ends in June, but in its first half of
2026 it spent $72 billion. If it keeps up
that pace, 2026 capex for the four
companies will be about $650 billion,
roughly the size of the Argentine
economy, the 26th largest in the world.
Spending at this scale will transform the major financial statements of
these companies. In the income statement, where we see revenue and earnings, capex is accounted for through
depreciation costs. Instead of expensing capex all at once, it happens over
several years. In AI data centers, the
servers and networking equipment
are depreciated over five to six years,
with the rest coming over longer periods. According to Alphabet, servers
alone will account for 60% of its total
spend.
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Stalling Out
The Nasdaq Composite fell for a fifth
week in a row on Friday. The Dow
rose after January inflation came in
cooler than economists expected
but still finished the week down.
Signs of Life
The Dow Jones industrials eked out
another record close on Monday,
its sixth of the year. The S&P
500 added 0.5%, and the Nasdaq
Composite rose 0.9%.
1
0
-1
Coming Up Flat
The S&P 500 made an early
break for 7000 on Wednesday,
spurred on by a better-thanexpected jobs report, but ended
the day back where it started.
-2
Big Tech Corrects
The Nasdaq Composite sank 2% on
Thursday. The Roundhill Magnificent Seven
ETF closed in correction territory, down
nearly 11% from its Oct. 29 closing high.
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Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
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In an AI
Meltdown,
The Real
World Wins
Again
S
ome questions have no
answers—and the lack
of answers was a real
problem for the stock
market this past week.
The question: How
much damage will artificial-intelligence technology unleash,
and on what? On Monday, it was insurance brokers, including Aon, Arthur J. Gallagher, and Marsh. On
Tuesday, it was wealth managers’
turn, with Charles Schwab and LPL
Financial Holdings among those
getting hit. Wednesday brought a selloff for real estate companies like BXP
and Jones Lang LaSalle. Logistics
companies, including XPO and J.B.
Hunt Transport Services, got clobbered on Thursday.
BY PAUL R.
LA MONICA
All told, the Dow Jones Industrial
Average and the S&P 500 index closed
down 1.2% and 1.4%, respectively, this
past week, and the Nasdaq Composite
slid 2.1%. Big Tech provided no succor:
The Roundhill Magnificent Seven
exchange-traded fund dropped 3.1%.
Good economic data wasn’t able to
give the stock market a boost this past
week. Wednesday’s jobs report was
stronger than expected. But that just
means that the Federal Reserve’s rate
cuts will be postponed for a couple of
months, says Andrew Szczurowski, a
strategic income portfolio manager at
Morgan Stanley Investment Management. There could be more clues when
the minutes from the Fed’s January
meeting are released on Feb. 18.
But even if the Fed doesn’t cut rates
as quickly—or as often—as the market
expects, Mabrouk Chetouane, head of
global market strategy at Natixis Investment Managers, doesn’t think
that’s a bad thing. “The Fed is maybe
going to be less accommodative, but for
good reason,” he says. “If there are
fewer rate cuts because the economy is
healthy, that won’t derail the U.S. equity market.”
Meanwhile, Wall Street is taking
comfort in physical objects—and the
companies that sell them. Caterpillar,
Sherwin-Williams, McDonald’s,
Walmart, and Home Depot were
among the stocks in the Dow Jones
Industrial Average that rallied during a
tough week overall.
Dividends, too, are real, tangible
things—and investors flocked to them
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as well. Verizon Communications, with a
dividend yield of 5.8%, was the second-best
Dow performer in the past week, and
shares are up more than 20% this year.
Johnson & Johnson, UnitedHealth
Group, and Procter & Gamble, which also
pay healthy dividends, were standouts in
the Dow, too. Utilities and real estate stocks
also rallied, while the broader market
dipped. “Investors still want dividends,”
says Rick Ratkowski, director of investment
strategies at NISA Investment Advisors.
More value-oriented sectors could also
get a boost. Natixis’ Chetouane points to
good values in the energy and financial
sectors, while the recent outperformance of
the equal-weighted S&P 500 and midsize
stocks—the S&P MidCap 400 index is up
8% this year—should continue.
Someday, the AI worries—and the selloff
they sparked—will end. Until then, the real
world is your friend.
Big Tech’s Other Problem
Big Tech stocks may have a big problem:
They’re too big. Investors could decide that
they deserve to trade at a “conglomerate
discount,” adding to the headwinds they
already face.
Remember the conglomerate discount?
General Electric, Tyco, and Vivendi were
once sprawling empires with many disparate business lines. Their stocks traded at
lower valuations than their pure-play peers
because investors felt the conglomerates
were more unwieldy. Today, Amazon.com,
Microsoft, Apple, and Alphabet are
sprawling conglomerates as well—but they
fetch a premium to the market. The Roundhill Magnificent Seven ETF is valued at just
under 30 times earnings estimates for this
year, compared with a price/earnings ratio
of 22 for the S&P 500.
That may need to change. In a recent
report, Research Affiliates’ Que Nguyen
and Noah Beck note that these “modern
conglomerates” are getting a 70% “diversi-
fication premium” to the valuations of their
individual businesses, compared with a
typical 15% conglomerate discount of old.
Nguyen and Beck suggest that the premium for megacap tech conglomerates
could be warranted, especially if it’s a bet
that they could win the AI race. But it may
be a mistake to assume these companies
can hold on to this edge indefinitely.
GE is a perfect example. After the stock
began to underperform, the company eventually broke up into pieces, including the
NBCUniversal media arm and most of GE
Capital, and ultimately splitting into three
separate companies. “Valuations start to
turn when companies get so big that they
deploy capital poorly,” Nguyen says. “The
old conglomerates found that generating
organic growth was difficult.”
This isn’t to say that today’s tech titans
are doomed to the same fate. But it is
worth noting that the Mag Seven ETF is
down 7.3% year to date. Amazon is arguably the most diversified tech company,
owning AWS, Prime Video, MGM Studios,
Whole Foods, Amazon One Medical, and
the legacy e-commerce business. It has
fallen nearly 15%. “Amazon is further
along in conglomerization, and that may
not always add value,” Nguyen says. This
is clearly a concern for Microsoft, Alphabet, and Apple too, because they have all
expanded beyond their core businesses,
she noted.
Investors have also suddenly become
more doubtful about how much money
these companies can continue to spend on
AI. Matthew McLennan, head of the global
value team at First Eagle Investments, said
at a recent investor event that big techs are
using so much of their cash flow on capital
expenditures that growth will have to eventually decelerate. “This is something the
market will have to digest,” he says, adding
that there is “much promise but also much
uncertainty” for AI.
In fact, AI could swamp all the other
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1171.18
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NYSE Advances
NYSE Comp.
23326.09
+73.27
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NYSE Amer Comp.
8655.40
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Last Week
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Week Earlier
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New Highs
653
S&P MidCap
3563.45
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174
184
S&P SmallCap
1597.05
-13.27
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Av Daily Vol (mil)
6,051.8
6,707.7
Nasdaq
22546.67
-484.54
-2.10
Dollar (Finex spot index)
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97.63
Value Line (arith.)
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T-Bond (CBT nearby futures)
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Russell 2000
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6.93%
Utilities
6.86
Telecommunications
3.83
Basic Materials
1.78
Oil & Gas
Consumer Goods
Industrials
–0.21
1.16
1.00
Health Care
–2.51
Technology
–2.63
Consumer Services
–3.65
Financials
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businesses at Amazon, Microsoft, Alphabet,
Apple, and Facebook owner Meta Platforms, notes Anthony Saglimbene, chief
market strategist at Ameriprise Financial.
“Their stocks have reflected the AI buildout,” he says, adding that valuations could
continue to contract as bubble fears grow.
Saglimbene doubts that any of these
companies will be forced to consider divesting assets soon. But only time will tell. GE
was once considered invincible—until it
wasn’t. As Nguyen and Beck note in their
report, “Market history suggests the competition always catches up.”
And the bigger they are, the harder they
fall.
Fun Times for Hasbro
Move over, Barbie and Hot Wheels. Kids—
and probably a decent number of adults—
are now playing Magic: The Gathering and
Dungeons & Dragons. That’s great news for
Hasbro, which owns both role-playing
games, and an awful development for
Mattel, the parent company of the iconic
doll and toy car brands.
Hasbro and Mattel, which both reported
earnings on Feb. 10, are going in different
directions. Hasbro posted fourth-quarter
results that topped forecasts, while Mattel’s
sales missed analysts’ expectations. Shares
of Hasbro, at $102.45, are now up nearly
25% in 2026 and are trading at a multiyear
high, while Mattel’s stock tumbled almost
25% on its poor earnings. But the good
times for Hasbro may not be over just yet.
Six Wall Street analysts boosted their
price target on Hasbro after its earnings,
according to FactSet. Eric Handler, at
ROTH, was one of them, lifting his price
target to $120, 17% above the current price.
He noted that the popularity of role-playing
games is increasing, and they are no longer
a niche product for a small group of hardcore players. Fourth-quarter sales for Has-
bro’s Wizards of the Coast and its digitalgaming unit, home to Magic, D&D, and
other role-playing franchises, soared 86%
from a year ago.
“The expansion of the casual player base
is proving sticky,” Handler wrote in a report.
Hasbro is benefiting from traditional
toys, too. CEO Chris Cocks noted on the
company’s earnings call that the company’s
partnership with Walt Disney is poised for
a big year thanks to the coming releases of
Toy Story 5, Star Wars: The Mandalorian and
Grogu, and the Marvel movies Spider-Man:
Brand New Day and Avengers: Doomsday.
Hasbro could also get a boost from recently
announced licensing deals with HBO to
make toys tied to the coming Harry Potter
series as well as action figures for the liveaction Voltron movie from Amazon.com’s
MGM Studios.
It’s true investors have caught on to the
fact that Hasbro is winning the toy wars.
The stock is up 70% over the past year. But
shares still trade for just 18 times forecasted
earnings for the next 12 months, a 19% discount to the S&P 500’s multiple of 22 times.
According to FactSet, Hasbro has typically
traded at just an 8% discount to the broader
market over the past decade.
Management is upbeat, too. Hasbro
Chief Financial Officer Gina Goetter told
analysts that “supply-chain productivity
nearly offset the cost of tariffs” in the
fourth quarter and that tariff costs in the
second half of 2026 should be relatively
unchanged compared with a year ago. The
company also just announced a new $1 billion stock buyback program. UBS analyst
Arpine Kocharyan, who has a Buy on Hasbro, said in a report that “this will likely be
viewed as a vote of confidence in [the] sustainability of earnings.”
Hasbro may not have a monopoly in the
toy business. But the famous board game
maker might as well be one for investors. B
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atin America is having a
moment. It may last a little
longer before confronting
some big “ifs.”
Stocks in Brazil, which account for
60% of regional market capitalization,
have soared by nearly a quarter this
year and half over the past 12 months.
No. 2 market Mexico is nearly as hot.
Shifts in global sentiment are driving
the rally more than anything happening at home. Investors poured twice as
much into emerging markets in January
as in all of 2025, betting on a weaker
dollar and hedging U.S. risk, says
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Paulina Amieva, portfolio manager for
the T. Rowe Price Latin America fund.
Within the asset class, investors
are balancing tech-forward Asian
markets with a tech-laggard Western
Hemisphere, adds Malcolm Dorson,
head of emerging markets strategy
at Global X exchange-traded funds.
“People are looking for some of that
barbell optionality in LatAm financials and commodities,” he says.
Brazil’s domestic picture offers
an additional reason to be bullish.
The central bank has tightened interest rates while the rest of the world
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loosened, to a punishing 15%. With
inflation holding below 5% annually,
it’s expected to cut three percentage
points over the next year. That should
unshackle an “asphyxiated” economy,
says Alejo Czerwonko, chief investment
officer for emerging markets Americas
at UBS Global Wealth Management.
“We are favoring Brazilian stocks,
which are direct beneficiaries of both
global and domestic trends,” he says.
T. Rowe’s Amieva thinks that Brazil’s bulging real interest rate creates
space for up to five percentage points
in cuts. That could juice standout
consumer-facing companies like carrental franchise Localiza and pharmacy chain Raia Drogasil, along
with top bank Itaú Unibanco.
Risks loom, too. For Brazil, leftist
incumbent President Luiz Inácio
Lula da Silva looks likely to win reelection this October. His archrival
Jair Bolsonaro is in jail for plotting
to overturn the last election and has
tapped his charisma-challenged son
Flavio as his stand-in. “The market
is kind of resigning itself to Lula,”
Amieva says. “No matter who wins,
they will have to implement some
sort of fiscal adjustment.”
Mexico could be in much more serious trouble if President Donald Trump
refuses to extend the U.S.-MexicoCanada Agreement on trade, which is
due for “review” this summer. Exports
headed North account for nearly 30%
of Mexican gross domestic product.
Investors are betting that objective
symbiosis and Mexican President
Claudia Sheinbaum’s skilled Trump
whispering will renew the pact with
minimal changes. “People are playing
Mexico ahead of a potential trade
deal,” Dorson says.
An emerging bright spot for Latin
America could be Argentina, whose
stocks are excluded from most indexes
after years of economic depredation.
The Global X MSCI Argentina
ETF has jumped by a quarter since
reformist President Javier Milei triumphed in midterm elections last
October. Dorson and Amieva both
like Vista Energy, which is domiciled in Mexico but focused on
Argentina’s massive Vaca Muerta
shale oil formation.
“Latin America is back on the map
after 10 years falling off the map,”
says UBS’ Czerwonko. The topography might still prove treacherous. B
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BARRON’S
33
T H E ST R IKING PRIC E
Smart Investors Think
Like Options Traders
Seasoned options traders are ice cold. They
are constantly assessing risk, asking whether
this is as good, or as bad, as it gets.
Equity Options
CBOE Volatility Index
VIX Close
The Equity-Only Put-Call Ratio
VIX Futures
Put-Call Ratio
S&P 500 Index
54
210
190
47
170
40
BY STEVEN M. SEARS
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T
he stock market’s recent peregrinations are a reminder that not
all volatility is equal—and therein
lies danger and opportunity.
When prices advance, like the recent
rally that pushed the Dow Jones Industrial
Average over 50,000, many investors
become exuberant. But too few realize that
extraordinary advances that defy the market’s typical behavior—let’s call them “socially acceptable volatility”—are suspect.
Big stock declines, by contrast, are celebrated by few. Most investors fret the end is
nigh, and they often panic out of positions,
as witnessed during recent weakness.
The danger of these big moves—which
are like a giant metronome that swings over
the market—is that they can infect the analytical mind-set needed to successfully navigate markets with the momentum-trading
virus. When that happens, danger tends
to lurk around the corner.
If big declines provoke anxiety, reduce
position sizes to lower investment risk, or
take profits. If you are overly elated by big
advances, you should probably take some
profits, too.
Markets are increasingly defined by
gambling products that turn investing
into short-term games. The options market is at the forefront of that trend, which
masks an important fact that can help
all investors: Options trading is a way
of thinking and acting that provides a
solid framework for decision-making.
Most investors would do better to
think like options traders.
Seasoned options traders are ice cold.
They are constantly assessing risk, asking
whether this is as good, or as bad, as it
gets. They are quick to snip losses and
quick to take profits. They have a plan,
and they follow it, and constantly use
market data to challenge their thinking.
Unlike the field-of-dreams stock market, the options market is predicated on
what might happen, and when and why.
Every put and call strike price and expiration date is embedded with probabilities
that can be used to determine the odds
of a stock rising or falling.
When the market mob is too greedy,
or too afraid—and that is the essence of a
huge move, up or down—options-centric
investors look to buy on fear and sell on
overconfidence.
Falling stocks inflate put options with
fear premiums. In response, options traders sell puts—which increase in value
when stock prices decline—which allows
them to cherry-pick quality stocks.
When stock prices surge, many traders
sell call options—which increase in value
when stock prices rise—hoping to cash in
on the predictable pattern of others buying
calls and stocks to monetize momentum.
The reasoning behind that logic is simple. Investors overreact. They are either
too afraid or too confident. Where you
want to be is serenely at the center: not
too happy, nor too dour, but instead longterm greedy, making sure not to do anything stupid that loses money.
While taking no action is always an option for true long-term investors, many others feel they must be in perpetual motion.
This reflects how brokerage firms make
clients feel with their marketing. Other
people are under dire financial pressure
and feel they must invest to offset expenses.
Whatever your motivation, let this column remind you of the importance of having a plan to handle volatility. You don't
want to panic out of, or greed into, positions. You want to have a plan, and you
want to be disciplined. If you do that,
volatility becomes an important tool that
helps, rather than harms, your interests.
Something else important will happen,
too. You will develop a deeper understanding of how markets function, of
normal and abnormal investor behavior,
and you will arm yourself with a decision-making framework that is so critical
to living a successful life—in and out of
the markets. B
150
33
130
110
26
90
19
70
12
M
A
M
J
J
A
S
O
N D
Daily Values
J
F
50
M
A
M
J
J
A
S
Source: CBOE
O
N D
J
F
Source: McMillan Analysis Corp.
SPX Skew
NDX Skew
Implied volatility %
Implied volatility %
14%
13%
12
13
11
12
10
11
9
10
8
9
M
A
M
J
J
A
S
O
N D
J
F
7
M
Source: Credit Suisse Equity Derivatives Strategy
A
M
J
J
A
S
O
N D
J
F
Source: Credit Suisse Equity Derivatives Strategy
Skew indicates whether the options market expects a stock-market advance or decline. It measures the difference between the implied
volatility of puts and calls that are 10% out of the money and expire in three months. Higher readings are bearish.
Week’s Most Active
Company
Symbol
Tot Vol
Calls
Puts
Avg Tot Vol
IV %ile
Arcus Biosciences
RCUS
12438
12432
6
264
20
Ratio
47.1
Q2 Holdings
QTWO
12184
187
11997
364
87
33.5
Teredata
TDC
30113
26882
3231
952
95
31.6
AMMO Inc.
POWW
20710
20682
28
1016
77
20.4
20.0
Playboy
PLBY
12670
10564
2106
632
72
Mattel
MAT
68539
26777
41762
3556
91
19.3
CBRE Group
CBRE
24520
20599
3921
1320
100
18.6
Neumora Therapeutics
NMRA
20017
12041
7976
1104
66
18.1
Nektar Therapeutics
NKTR
28177
16417
11760
1648
1
17.1
HighPeak Energy
HPK
19804
673
19131
1276
99
15.5
14.3
Kyndryl Holdings
KD
82515
41676
40839
5764
100
Fastly
FSLY
234198
162060
72138
17136
95
13.7
Avantor
AVTR
135621
27542
108079
10876
97
12.5
Thryv Holdings
THRY
11711
11636
75
1040
100
11.3
Novocure
NVCR
13012
6991
6021
1268
99
10.3
Cognex
CGNX
20988
16629
4359
2248
94
9.3
Largo Inc.
LGO
19792
19072
720
2124
66
9.3
Quince Therapeutics
QNCX
200506
185121
15385
22548
100
8.9
Wells Fargo
WEC
14925
14376
549
1728
6
8.6
Upwork
UPWK
74638
34115
40523
10368
69
7.2
This table of the most active options this week, as compared to average weekly activity – not just raw volume. The idea is that the unusually heavy trading in these options might be a predictor of
corporate activity – takeovers, earnings surprises, earnings pre-announcements, biotech FDA hearings or drug trial result announcements, and so forth. Dividend arbitrage has been eliminated. In
short, this list attempts to identify where heavy speculation is taking place. These options are likely to be expensive in comparison to their usual pricing levels. Furthermore, many of these
situations may be rumor-driven. Most rumors do not prove to be true, so one should be aware of these increased risks if trading in these names
34
BARRON’S
February 16, 2026
IN SIDE SC OOP
SoFi Fell After Earnings.
Insiders Are Buying Shares.
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S
hares of SoFi Technologies
tumbled after the financialtechnology company posted
its latest quarterly earnings,
which were followed by a spate of
insider transactions.
Rob Lavet, SoFi’s general counsel,
bought 5,000 shares on Jan. 6 for
about $21.04 each. A securities filing
shows that the shares are held in a
trust under his name. Following the
purchase, Lavet held 17,172 shares
indirectly, valued at $358,207 based
on a Jan. 6 closing price of $20.86.
One day earlier, Eric Schuppenhauer, SoFi’s head of borrowing,
had picked up 5,000 shares for
$19.93 a share, according to a separate filing, bringing his direct holdings to 228,767.81 shares, worth
roughly $4.8 million. The amount
includes fractional shares.
Lumen CEO Johnson
Sparks 30% Rally With
$500,000 Share Buy
L
umen Technologies CEO
Kathleen Johnson cast a vote
of confidence in her company’s stock—and investors
sent shares up nearly 30%.
On Feb. 5, Johnson spent roughly
$500,000 to buy 78,685 shares of the
telecom’s stock for an average price of
$6.35, according to a recent securities
filing. The purchase brought her total
shares to just under 12 million shares,
split between her direct holdings and
a spousal trust. The total value of her
shares is about $96 million, based
on Jan. 11’s price of $8.04.
The day before the buy, Lumen
Also on Feb. 6, Steven Freiburg,
vice chairman of the board, filed a
Form 144 indicating his intent to sell
94,225 company shares acquired
through an option grant. The shares
were valued at about $1.9 million at
the time of filing.
Barron’s reached out to SoFi for
comment on the transactions but
didn’t get a reply before publication.
SoFi stock has slumped 18% in
2026 against a 0.1% increase for the
Nasdaq Composite. Fintech stocks
recently have been swept up in a
broader selloff affecting the technology sector, but persistent macroeconomic uncertainty and competition
have also taken their toll.
Although SoFi Technologies’
fourth-quarter earnings on Jan. 30
handily topped expectations, shares
plunged 6.4% that day. SoFi shares
were down 22.5% for the year on
Feb. 11. B
shares tumbled more than 21%, to
$6.63 from $8.46, after the company
reported a fourth-quarter net loss of
$2 million. Lumen’s operating profit
of 23 cents a share came in well above
Wall Street’s consensus forecast of a
26-cent loss, according to FactSet, and
the shares appeared to be caught up
in jitters over artificial intelligence.
Lumen, a legacy telecom carrier,
has been trying to transform itself into
an information conduit for hyperscalers like Microsoft and Meta Platforms, inking more than $13 billion
worth of deals in recent months. On
Feb. 6, shares jumped 29%, to $8.06.
A Lumen spokesman said that Johnson’s purchase “reflects her continued
confidence in Lumen’s long-term strategy,” noting that “this is not the first
time Kate has personally invested in
Lumen shares.” — Ian Salisbury
Shares of SoFi
Financial have
struggled this year
on AI and macroeconomic concerns. But after
reporting earnings, several insiders bought shares.
Activist Filings
WEX (WEX)
Impactive Capital lowered its
stake in the payment solutions provider to 1,707,253 shares. Impactive
Capital did so through the sale of
488,000 WEX shares from Feb. 2
through Feb. 6 at per share prices
ranging from $148.44 to $155.05.
On Feb. 9, Impactive nominated
four candidates to WEX’s board,
arguing that board-level change is
needed to address persistent underperformance, a widening valuation
gap versus its closest peer Corpay,
and what it described as undisciplined M&A and internal investments that have added cost and
complexity without clear returns.
Impactive also highlighted that its
nominees have “personally purchased more shares than the entire
incumbent board over the past nine
years.” Following the latest sales,
Impactive Capital continues to own
5% of WEX’s outstanding stock.
Shares of WEX have gained about
11.6% in value in 2026.
Increases in
Holdings
Appian (APPN)
Fivespan Partners raised its stake
in the business process management software company to
3,380,907 shares. Fivespan Partners did so through the purchase
of 750,000 Appian shares from
Jan. 29 through Feb. 4 at per share
prices ranging from $25.26 to
$28.75. Following the latest purchases, Fivespan Partners owns
4.5% of Appian’s outstanding stock.
Shares of Appian have lost about
31.3% of their value in 2026.
Pearson (PSO)
Cevian Capital II raised its stake
in the global digital learning company to 114,944,951 shares. Cevian
Capital did so through the purchase
of 9,282,076 Pearson shares from
Feb. 3 through Feb. 9 at per share
prices ranging from $12.11 to $12.55.
Following the latest purchases, Cevian Capital continues to own 18.1%
of Pearson’s outstanding stock.
Shares of Pearson have lost about
11.3% of their value in 2026.
W.R. Berkley (WRB)
Mitsui Sumitomo Insurance
raised its stake in the property and
casualty insurer to 56,458,656
shares. Mitsui Sumitomo Insurance
did so through the purchase of
3,732,152 W.R. Berkley shares from
Jan. 15 through Feb. 6 at per share
prices ranging from $65.77 to $71.83.
Following the latest purchases, Mitsui Sumitomo owns a 14.9% stake in
W.R. Berkley’s outstanding stock.
Shares of W.R. Berkley have gained
just 3.1% in value in 2026.
Decreases in
Holdings
Clarivate (CLVT)
Impactive Capital lowered its
stake in the information services
provider to 23,021,664 shares. Impactive Capital did so through the
sale of 15,315,455 Clarivate shares
from Dec. 8, 2025, through Feb. 6,
2026, at per share prices ranging
from $2 to $3.69. Following the latest sales, Impactive Capital continues to own 3.5% of Clarivate’s outstanding stock, placing Impactive
below the 5% threshold that would
require it to report further sales.
Shares of Clarivate have lost about
44.1% of their value in 2026.
These disclosures are from 13Ds filed with
the Securities and Exchange Commission.
13Ds are filed within 10 days of an entity’s
attaining more than 5% in any class of a
company’s securities. Subsequent changes
in holdings or intentions must be reported in
amended filings. This material is from Feb. 5
through Feb. 11, 2026. Source: VerityData
(verityplatform.com)
February 16, 2026
35
BARRON’S
W I N N E R S & LO S E R S
NYSE Biggest % Movers
NYSE Most Active
NYSE American Most Active
Winners
Volume Percentage Leaders
Volume Percentage Leaders
Name (Sym)
Volume
Close
Change
%Chg.
Name (Sym)
Evommune(EVMN)
Valaris(VAL)
LuxExperience(LUXE)
ZeppHealth(ZEPP)
TriPointe(TPH)
Cooper-Standard(CPS)
MNTN(MNTN)
MagnaIntl(MGA)
19366
30912
4407
1157
25316
1782
16477
17164
31.57
95.96
10.51
23.31
46.37
45.20
10.27
68.73
+14.26
+33.55
+3.08
+5.62
+10.91
+10.58
+2.23
+14.71
+82.4
+53.8
+41.5
+31.8
+30.8
+30.6
+27.7
+27.2
Crawford B(CRD.B)
Evommune(EVMN)
AstraZeneca(AZN)
GrayMediaA(GTN.A)
Kyndryl(KD)
Valaris(VAL)
TriPointe(TPH)
Pyrophyte II A(PAII)
LloydsBanking(LYG)
Waters(WAT)
TGE Value(BEBE)
MNTN(MNTN)
CBRE Group(CBRE)
RingCentral(RNG)
GrafTechIntl(EAF)
JenaAcqnIIA(JENA)
UnitySoftware(U)
Transocean(RIG)
COPEL(ELPC)
HubSpot(HUBS)
Losers
Name (Sym)
Kyndryl(KD)
Insperity(NSP)
Cleveland-Cliffs(CLF)
Hims&HersHealth(HIMS)
TriNet(TNET)
CBIZ(CBZ)
Skillsoft(SKIL)
T1Energy(TE)
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Volume
Close
Change
%Chg.
128079
9126
189686
287371
4585
7475
940
98110
12.24
25.68
10.38
16.30
39.82
27.84
5.70
6.12
–11.25
–13.24
–4.35
–6.72
–16.14
–10.43
–2.11
–2.15
–47.9
–34.0
–29.5
–29.2
–28.8
–27.3
–27.0
–26.0
NYSE American Biggest % Movers
By Share Volume
Winners
Name (Sym)
Name (Sym)
Volume
Close
Change
%Chg.
SifcoInd(SIF)
BiomX(PHGE)
NFT(MI)
NovaGoldRscs(NG)
MicropolisAI(MCRP)
BrazilPotash(GRO)
GalianoGold(GAU)
VistaGold(VGZ)
1056
976
81
22835
647
3580
21326
10927
11.00
6.13
5.60
10.75
3.23
2.85
3.02
2.73
+4.60
+2.20
+1.40
+1.56
+0.46
+0.40
+0.40
+0.36
+71.9
+56.0
+33.5
+17.0
+16.6
+16.3
+15.3
+15.2
Losers
Name (Sym)
Volume
Close
Change
%Chg.
PhaosTech(POAS)
PlanetGreen(PLAG)
HiRollerTech(ROLR)
SerinaTherap(SER)
GreenCircle(GCDT)
flyExclusive(FLYX)
EmpirePetrol(EP)
Electromed(ELMD)
28581
95
2123
925
90
1714
210
1036
1.06
2.84
4.03
1.83
3.23
2.45
2.91
24.26
–4.96
–1.22
–1.26
–0.54
–0.87
–0.58
–0.66
–4.85
–82.4
–30.0
–23.8
–22.8
–21.2
–19.1
–18.5
–16.7
Nasdaq Biggest % Movers
Volume
Fastly(FSLY)
EvolutionMtls(EMAT)
NeumoraTherap(NMRA)
Ichor(ICHR)
PepGen(PEPG)
EuropeanWax(EWCZ)
IPG Photonics(IPGP)
Cognex(CGNX)
196639
976
20265
12351
5500
19987
5736
24571
Close
%Chg.
Close
Change
Name (Sym)
Volume
1065 3508.4
19366 1356.7
14469 1048.8
333
993.0
128079 960.8
30912
507.7
25316 494.0
1419 490.9
232212
477.5
16366
476.7
270
403.1
16477
352.2
29761
337.7
29459
322.2
4894
311.5
423 294.4
219192
290.1
638184
270.9
1600
253.5
19175
251.8
10.57
31.57
205.55
12.34
12.24
95.96
46.37
10.13
5.61
323.37
9.93
10.27
142.31
30.19
6.67
10.28
18.68
6.54
10.69
243.85
–0.08
+14.26
+12.52
–1.68
–11.25
+33.55
+10.91
–0.03
–0.30
–57.92
–0.02
+2.23
–27.36
+3.16
–1.77
–0.03
–6.43
+1.15
+0.37
+11.27
SifcoInd(SIF)
PhaosTech(POAS)
Electromed(ELMD)
RadiantLogistics(RLGT)
DakotaGold(DC)
Espey(ESP)
BudaJuice(BUDA)
TompkinsFin(TMP)
Seaboard(SEB)
NovaGoldRscs(NG)
WidePoint(WYY)
LegacyEducation(LGCY)
inTEST(INTT)
RileyExpln(REPX)
AmerGold&Silver(USAS)
GranTierraEner(GTE)
AccessNewswire(ACCS)
CaledoniaMining(CMCL)
SolarisResources(SLSR)
InfuSystem(INFU)
1056
28581
1036
2493
16569
211
522
515
114
22835
249
340
283
1093
32989
3301
105
2160
713
768
Name (Sym)
Change
%Chg.
18.26
+9.69
9.90
+3.77
3.20
+1.08
46.77 +14.62
6.44
+1.96
5.71
+1.68
153.91 +44.30
58.79 +16.42
+113.1
+61.5
+50.9
+45.5
+43.8
+41.7
+40.4
+38.8
Losers
Name (Sym)
Volume
Close
Change
%Chg.
TG-17(OBAI)
UpstreamBio(UPB)
Profusa(PFSA)
VenHubGlobal(VHUB)
SeresTherap(MCRB)
Icon(ICLR)
Rapid7(RPD)
Fortrea(FTRE)
1127
20527
2124
2448
1095
44069
15854
13258
3.13
8.75
2.01
2.44
8.47
93.00
7.18
9.79
–15.87
–17.45
–2.36
–2.39
–5.49
–57.59
–3.63
–4.86
–83.5
–66.6
–54.0
–49.5
–39.3
–38.2
–33.6
–33.2
TaiwanSemi(TSM)
Oracle(ORCL)
ExxonMobil(XOM)
EliLilly(LLY)
JPMorganChase(JPM)
Spotify(SPOT)
Visa(V)
Caterpillar(CAT)
Salesforce(CRM)
UnitedHealth(UNH)
GoldmanSachs(GS)
ServiceNow(NOW)
S&P Global(SPGI)
Vertiv(VRT)
BankofAmerica(BAC)
SchwabC(SCHW)
J&J(JNJ)
BerkHathwy B(BRK.B)
GE Vernova(GEV)
IBM(IBM)
Volume Percentage Leaders
%Chg.
Close
Change
1142.3
11.00
+4.60
609.8
1.06
–4.96
303.5
24.26
–4.85
233.4
7.33
+0.18
161.7
5.84
–0.19
156.5
52.41
–4.46
151.0
9.50 +0.48
76.8
82.76
–1.58
54.7 5373.93 –60.80
40.1
10.75
+1.56
28.6
4.93
–0.67
27.4
11.55
+1.21
24.8
10.50
+0.53
20.8
27.76
–0.75
20.4
7.53 +0.40
14.1
5.57 +0.09
12.0
7.12
–0.50
11.1 30.00
+1.54
10.2
9.70
–0.34
6.6
7.54
–0.18
By Share Volume
Volume
Close
Change
%Chg.
Name (Sym)
638184
490825
378716
347354
287371
280558
249940
244064
236921
232212
230485
219192
216469
212889
202501
195756
189686
180154
156102
152683
6.54
14.12
4.83
18.70
16.30
4.08
16.65
28.69
16.82
5.61
27.58
18.68
52.55
1.23
4.12
49.01
10.38
4.95
160.14
11.32
+1.15
+0.32
–0.39
+0.57
–6.72
–0.64
+0.35
+1.56
–0.58
–0.30
+0.36
–6.43
–3.98
–0.25
–0.10
+2.70
–4.35
–0.09
+17.32
–1.57
+21.3
+2.3
–7.5
+3.1
–29.2
–13.6
+2.1
+5.8
–3.3
–5.1
+1.3
–25.6
–7.0
–16.9
–2.4
+5.8
–29.5
–1.8
+12.1
–12.2
SigningDaySports(SGN)
SRxHealthSolutions(SRXH)
ChowChowCloud(CHOW)
Nuburu(BURU)
DenisonMines(DNN)
BitMineImmersion(BMNR)
B2Gold(BTG)
VizslaSilver(VZLA)
NewGold(NGD)
AtlasClear(ATCH)
US Antimony(UAMY)
i-80Gold(IAUX)
EnergyFuels(UUUU)
HyperscaleData(GPUS)
NorthernDynasty(NAK)
EquinoxGold(EQX)
UraniumEner(UEC)
PicardMedical(PMI)
TRX Gold(TRX)
AmerGold&Silver(USAS)
$ Volume
Close
Change
%Chg.
Name (Sym)
27466120 366.36 +17.51
24564714 160.14 +17.32
16726755 148.45
–0.60
16432618 1040.00 –18.18
16409539 302.55 –19.85
14567492 458.34 +35.73
14132267 314.08 –17.50
13958268 774.20 +48.00
13835990 189.72
–1.63
13065311 293.19 +16.54
13022153 905.14 –23.61
12521940 107.08
+6.34
12221241 409.54 –29.74
12200646 234.53 +38.95
11698577
52.55
–3.98
10955084
93.72 –11.36
10934298 243.45
+3.46
10635580 497.55 –10.54
10486226 802.13 +22.78
9660048 262.38 –36.55
+5.0
+12.1
–0.4
–1.7
–6.2
+8.5
–5.3
+6.6
–0.9
+6.0
–2.5
+6.3
–6.8
+19.9
–7.0
–10.8
+1.4
–2.1
+2.9
–12.2
BitMineImmersion(BMNR)
EnergyFuels(UUUU)
NewGold(NGD)
B2Gold(BTG)
DenisonMines(DNN)
EquinoxGold(EQX)
UraniumEner(UEC)
Seaboard(SEB)
US Antimony(UAMY)
VizslaSilver(VZLA)
ChowChowCloud(CHOW)
SilvercorpMetals(SVM)
ImperialOil(IMO)
AmerGold&Silver(USAS)
NovaGoldRscs(NG)
AvinoSilver(ASM)
TasekoMines(TGB)
IvanhoeElectric(IE)
ArisMining(ARMN)
OrlaMining(ORLA)
Name (Sym)
CorsairGaming(CRSR)
FIGXCapitalA(FIGX)
VineHillCapA(VCIC)
Icon(ICLR)
Fastly(FSLY)
GreatLakesDredge(GLDD)
SolariusCapA(SOCA)
ColliersIntl(CIGI)
UpstreamBio(UPB)
BluerockAcqnA(BLRK)
SatellosBiosci(MSLE)
RaptTherap(RAPT)
Mattel(MAT)
monday.com(MNDY)
KaryopharmTherap(KPTI)
AvadelPharm(AVDL)
HuronConsulting(HURN)
ZoomInfoTech(GTM)
TWFG(TWFG)
PaloAltoNtwks(PANW)
Volume
%Chg.
Close
Change
57343
770
2609
44069
196639
23967
794
5894
20527
199
436
41441
87672
38054
6442
40343
3467
109610
1722
126425
927.2
889.8
866.6
847.5
793.3
677.9
635.5
626.3
624.7
555.2
541.2
432.5
412.1
386.1
360.6
338.4
316.9
306.5
305.3
297.0
6.79
10.12
10.61
93.00
18.26
16.89
10.15
113.39
8.75
9.89
11.50
57.72
16.47
72.38
8.58
21.64
125.36
6.36
18.36
166.95
+1.62
0.00
–0.04
–57.59
+9.69
+1.31
+0.07
–26.33
–17.45
–0.01
+0.25
+0.03
–5.02
–25.62
+2.32
–0.05
–44.31
–0.95
–7.55
+7.63
By Share Volume
Volume
Close
Change
%Chg.
Name (Sym)
480565
434151
358185
312922
215267
210175
197082
114904
99899
70297
62728
61171
60809
60004
48897
46579
44935
36003
34408
32989
0.25
0.15
0.62
0.10
3.78
20.96
5.40
3.84
11.06
0.24
7.62
1.94
20.72
0.20
2.16
15.80
15.52
1.56
1.73
7.53
+0.07
+0.02
+0.17
–0.06
+0.09
+0.49
+0.34
–0.76
+0.49
–0.01
–0.99
+0.06
–0.50
–0.01
+0.21
+1.24
–0.60
–0.32
+0.14
+0.40
+36.2
+17.7
+38.2
–40.3
+2.4
+2.4
+6.7
–16.5
+4.6
–2.7
–11.5
+3.2
–2.4
–6.9
+10.8
+8.5
–3.7
–17.0
+8.8
+5.6
QuinceTherap(QNCX)
NVIDIA(NVDA)
Intel(INTC)
Amazon.com(AMZN)
PalantirTech(PLTR)
Tesla(TSLA)
SoFiTech(SOFI)
Grab(GRAB)
Apple(AAPL)
Rivian(RIVN)
Robinhood(HOOD)
Netflix(NFLX)
Alphabet A(GOOGL)
AmerAirlines(AAL)
Microsoft(MSFT)
OpendoorTech(OPEN)
CiscoSystems(CSCO)
Fastly(FSLY)
MicronTech(MU)
Bitfarms(BITF)
$ Volume
Close
Change
%Chg.
Name (Sym)
4254863
20.96
+0.49
1325023
20.72
–0.50
1103274
11.06
+0.49
1064872
5.40
+0.34
829887
3.78 +0.09
722691
15.80
+1.24
721941
15.52
–0.60
623810 5373.93 –60.80
504679
7.62
–0.99
441723
3.84
–0.76
319817
0.62
+0.17
316530
10.98
+0.57
297832 119.76
+7.08
258354
7.53 +0.40
243072
10.75
+1.56
242221
9.79
–0.36
218193
8.29 +0.44
159222
15.79
–1.38
148911
19.49
+1.73
147707
17.39
+1.79
+2.4
–2.4
+4.6
+6.7
+2.4
+8.5
–3.7
–1.1
–11.5
–16.5
+38.2
+5.5
+6.3
+5.6
+17.0
–3.5
+5.6
–8.0
+9.7
+11.5
NVIDIA(NVDA)
Tesla(TSLA)
Microsoft(MSFT)
MicronTech(MU)
Amazon.com(AMZN)
Apple(AAPL)
Alphabet A(GOOGL)
Sandisk(SNDK)
MetaPlatforms(META)
PalantirTech(PLTR)
Alphabet C(GOOG)
Broadcom(AVGO)
AdvMicroDevices(AMD)
AppLovin(APP)
Intel(INTC)
PaloAltoNtwks(PANW)
Robinhood(HOOD)
Netflix(NFLX)
Shopify(SHOP)
Strategy(MSTR)
By Dollar Volume
By Dollar Volume
Winners
Name (Sym)
Transocean(RIG)
FordMotor(F)
Snap(SNAP)
Kenvue(KVUE)
Hims&HersHealth(HIMS)
BigBear.ai(BBAI)
Vale(VALE)
AT&T(T)
NuHoldings(NU)
LloydsBanking(LYG)
Pfizer(PFE)
UnitySoftware(U)
BankofAmerica(BAC)
AMC Ent(AMC)
Gerdau(GGB)
Verizon(VZ)
Cleveland-Cliffs(CLF)
NIO(NIO)
Oracle(ORCL)
UiPath(PATH)
Volume
Nasdaq Most Active
Volume
Close
Change
%Chg.
2822924
827381
459861
373687
290231
289166
278729
273978
267064
261994
251888
242265
210187
208217
207613
204970
200437
196639
194096
186058
0.20
182.81
46.79
198.79
131.41
417.44
19.61
4.13
255.78
17.73
75.97
76.87
305.72
13.88
401.32
4.45
76.85
18.26
411.66
2.14
+0.06
–2.60
–3.80
–11.53
–4.49
+6.33
–1.25
–0.14
–22.34
+2.93
–6.85
–5.33
–17.14
–1.36
+0.18
–0.44
–7.97
+9.69
+16.97
0.00
+43.8
–1.4
–7.5
–5.5
–3.3
+1.5
–6.0
–3.3
–8.0
+19.8
–8.3
–6.5
–5.3
–8.9
+0.0
–8.9
–9.4
+113.1
+4.3
0.0
$ Volume
Close
Change
%Chg.
155358299 182.81
121347370 417.44
83964086 401.32
76987554 411.66
76039795 198.79
70752389 255.78
65748496 305.72
59073149 626.56
43645967 639.77
39183650 131.41
38859911 306.02
35500825 325.17
32521911 207.32
22294561 390.55
22019474
46.79
20861414 166.95
19464207
75.97
19060345
76.87
17302447 112.70
16785677 133.88
–2.60
+6.33
+0.18
+16.97
–11.53
–22.34
–17.14
+28.61
–21.69
–4.49
–17.08
–7.75
–1.12
–16.17
–3.80
+7.63
–6.85
–5.33
+0.65
–1.05
–1.4
+1.5
+0.0
+4.3
–5.5
–8.0
–5.3
+4.8
–3.3
–3.3
–5.3
–2.3
–0.5
–4.0
–7.5
+4.8
–8.3
–6.5
+0.6
–0.8
By Dollar Volume
Includes Common shares only. All figures reflect activity for the most-recent five-day trading week. Share volume figures are expressed in thousands. Volume percentage leaders exclude stocks with average daily volume of fewer than 5,000 shares or priced under $5.
Average volume is based on 65 trading days. Volume figures do not reflect extended trading hours. a-Stock has not been in existence or not been traded for 65 consecutive sessions. S-Stock split or stock dividend amounting to 10% or more. X-Ex-dividend
36
BARRON’S
February 16, 2026
RE SEARCH REPORTS
How Analysts Size
Up Companies
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thinking; they should
not be considered
the views or recommendations of
Barron’s. Some of
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have provided, or
hope to provide,
investment-banking
or other services to
the companies being
analyzed.
Penske Automotive Group
• PAG-NYSE
Buy • $165.01 on Feb. 11
by Seaport Research Partners
Penske reported adjusted earnings per
share of $2.91, which compares with
our/consensus estimates of $3.11/$3.09,
respectively. Total revenue was actually
2% ahead of our forecast, as we had
more than accounted for the company
citing premium brand weakness in
both the U.S. and United Kingdom due
to pull-forward activity in the U.S., a
well-documented weak U.K. operating
environment, and Jaguar Land Rover
weakness stemming from the cyberattack earlier in the year. Likewise,
overall gross profit was 3.7% ahead of
our forecast, as new gross profit per
units remained strong, more than offsetting a sequential decline in used
GPUs. The primary factor was higherthan-expected selling, general, and
administrative expenses to gross
profit—likely a function of both
greater-than-expected deleveraging
and higher absolute spending. At our
estimated SG&A to gross profit of
72.2%, EPS would have been $0.21
higher—essentially right in line with
our EPS forecast. Price target: $170.
Vertiv Holdings • VRT-NYSE
Outperform • $199.62 on Feb. 11
by Evercore ISI
Digital infrastructure provider Vertiv
reported another strong quarter, with
revenue growing 22.7%, led by product
revenue, which was up 23.3% year
over year, and services, also up nicely
(20.2% Y/Y). But the real headline
was orders, with orders accelerating—
increasing about 252% Y/Y and about
117% quarter over quarter and backlog
of $15 billion with book-to-bill at about
2.9 times....Net/net: We think Vertiv is
not simply benefiting from AI infrastructure spending but structurally
embedded in it. With deep collaborations across hyperscalers and semiconductor leaders, accelerating order
momentum, and record backlog providing multiyear visibility, we think
the company is positioned well for sustained outsize growth into 2026 and
beyond. Target price/base case: $210.
For a look back at more analyst
research and reports, go online to
barrons.com/researchreports
Freshworks • FRSH-Nasdaq
Insider Transactions
Outperform • $8.73 on Feb. 11
by Oppenheimer
Purchases
Business software provider Freshworks delivered a good fourth-quarter 2025. The quarter strength was
driven by momentum across the employee experience business and AI
products. Fourth-quarter 2025 results also show a record gross margin, and the top-line outperformance
flowed through to higher profits....
Bottom line: Freshworks is showing
good consistency in revenue growth
and profit margins, and generating
a lot of cash. In our view, the latter
supports management instituting
greater capital returns to shareholders, given low multiples and a strong
balance sheet. We reiterate our Outperform rating and lower our price
target to $15 from $18 on lower peer
group multiples.
Sales
Company
Texas Ventures
Alx Oncology
Veradermics
Lamb Weston
Greif
Atlanta Braves
Amphenol
Ares Management
Varonis Systems
Abbott Laboratories
Kimberly-Clark
Johnson Controls
Central Bancompany
Badger Meter
Cavco Industries
Galaxy Digital
California Bancorp
Monro
Roper Technologies
Fidelity D&D Bancorp
Symbol Insiders
Shares
TVA
1
925,000
ALXO
1
3,184,713
MANE
1
117,646
LW
1
50,000
GEF.B
2
20,441
BATRA
1
35,000
APH
1
10,000
ARES
1
10,000
VRNS
4
52,505
ABT
1
10,000
KMB
1
10,000
JCI
1
7,665
CBC
1
40,000
BMI
2
4,950
CVCO
2
1,500
GLXY
1
25,000
BCAL
1
27,000
MNRO
1
26,100
ROP
1
1,400
FDBC
1
10,414
$ Val
(000's)
9,959
5,000
4,372
2,432
1,812
1,548
1,285
1,266
1,178
1,087
1,041
1,011
980
754
730
520
503
502
502
500
Company
Illinois Tool Works
Macom Technology Solutions
Charles Schwab
California Bancorp
Delta Air Lines
Merck
Coreweave
Cleveland-Cliffs
Celestica
Allegiant Travel
Zurn Elkay Water Solutions
Roblox
Freeport-Mcmoran
American Express
Coca-Cola
Carlisle
Pultegroup
Travelers
Hca Healthcare
Stonex
$ Val
Symbol Insiders
Shares (000's)
ITW
3
188,847 54,955
MTSI
2
205,274 47,806
SCHW
3
427,848 44,883
BCAL
1 2,346,104 44,459
DAL
5
603,849 44,283
MRK
9
330,411 39,485
CRWV
2
438,191 38,091
CLF
1 3,000,000 37,257
CLS
1
120,000 36,892
ALGT
1
300,000 34,351
ZWS
7
646,439 33,678
RBLX
4
432,518 31,098
FCX
2
475,991 30,303
AXP
4
78,547 27,892
KO
1
337,824 26,046
CSL
3
62,240 25,601
PHM
5
181,779 24,392
TRV
4
82,133 24,377
HCA
2
44,377 22,230
SNEX
3
150,000 18,719
An insider is any officer, director or owner of 10% or more of a class of a company's securities. In most cases, an insider must report any
trade to the SEC within two business days. The tables highlight companies that filed with the SEC through last Wednesday. The tables
do not include pension-plan or employee stock-option activity, trades by beneficial owners of 10% or more, trades under $2 per share or
trades under 100 shares. The "Purchases" column includes only open-market and private purchases; the "Sales" column includes only
open-market and private sales, and excludes trades preceded by option exercise in the 12 months prior to the reported event. Source:
LSEG Data and Analytics
Insider Transactions Ratio
100
80
Bearish
60
Cloudflare • NET-NYSE
Ratio = 19
Buy • $206.35 on Feb. 10
by BTIG
Internet services provider Cloudflare
delivered exceptional fourth-quarter
2025 results and provided an initial
2026 growth outlook that was well
above expectations. Most notably,
Cloudflare posted revenue of $614.5
million/33.6% Y/Y in fourth-quarter
2025 versus our estimate of $589.2
million/28.1% and the Street at $591.3
million. This was also above the upside scenario of $602 million/30.5%
that we previewed on Feb. 4. In addition, it represented the largest percentage beat against guidance since
2021....We increased our 2026 revenue estimate by 4% to $2,792 million/29% and our 2027 estimate by
5% to $3,508 million/26%. We also
increase our price target to $243.
Vornado Realty Trust • VNO-NYSE
Neutral • $31.84 on Feb. 10
by Piper Sandler
Our concerns about Vornado’s capital
plans took a breather following the
company’s recent earnings call, as
management kept its flexibility up
front, while also reminding folks
40
20
Bullish
F
M
A
M
J
J
A
S
O
N
D
J
F
0
Ratio of Insiders Sales to Buys. Readings under 12:1 are Bullish. Those over 20:1 are Bearish. The total top 20 sales and buys are
686,800,625 and 36,983,380 respectively; Source: LSEG Data and Analytics
that the earnings ramp occurs over
years. Our focus on the single fourthquarter dividend declaration remains, as we view the payment as
an indication of the fiscal health of
a real estate investment trust, while
also a key component of generating
total return. Alas, we estimate that
Vornado has $1.5 billion of capital
outlays over the next five years, with
about $600 million relating to the
four million square feet of recent
leasing. Interestingly, Vornado’s capital outlay for Manhattan’s 350 Park
Ave., which it intends to exercise its
call option, is about $300 million, as
its land contribution counts toward
its commitment. CEO Steve Roth’s
focus on the “stupid cheap” stock
suggests that more buybacks are in
order....We think it’s hard to justify
other uses of excess capital at these
levels. Price target: $36.
General Motors • GM-NYSE
Buy • $80.68 on Feb. 10
by Benchmark Equity Research
We are increasing our price target
to $90 from $65 to reflect General
Motors’ stronger-than-anticipated
execution in 2025. Our thesis has
been for GM to deliver disciplined
pricing, sustained tariff mitigation,
a more rational electric-vehicle cadence, and a steady rebuild of North
American margins; and the stock has
meaningfully rerated as these expectations have been met across successive quarters. GM has now delivered
on the operational, strategic, and
capital return milestones, including
tighter cost control, improved mix,
accelerating EV loss reduction, and
consistently robust automotive free
cash flow, all of which have supported a strong equity performance.
February 16, 2026
BARRON’S
DATA
Barron's 50-Stock Average
Cash Track
Coming Earnings
Conference Call Calendar
Consensus Estimate
Delta Tactical Sentiment
Distributions & Offerings
Dividend Boosts - Reductions
Dividend Ex-Payment Dates
DJ Averages
DJ U.S. Total Market Industry Groups
Dow Jones Averages
53
47
51
53
51
51
53
52
52
49
50
49
37
Dow Jones Per Share Values
Exchange Traded Portfolios
Federal Reserve Data Bank
Foreign Exchange
Gold & Silver Prices
Gold Mining Index
Indexes P/Es & Yields
Initial Public Offerings
Investor Sentiment Readings
Key Foreign Market Indexes
Market Lab
Money Rates, U.S. & Foreign
50
46
52
51
52
52
50
50
50
45
49
51
Mutual Funds
N.Y. Stock Exchange
Nasdaq National Market
New Corporate Listings
New Highs & Lows
NYSE Half-Hourly Volume
Other Market Indexes
Pulse of the Economy
Stock Splits - Special Dividends
Stock Volume
Trading Diary
Vital Signs
47
37
41
51
53
51
49
51
52
50
49
30
Statistics from February 9-13, 2026
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE COMPOSITE LIST –52-Week–
High
Low
Name
Tick
Sym Yld P/E
Last
Div
Chg. Amt.
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A
10.08 9.90 AAMissionAcqnII YCY ...
118.00 46.51 AAR
AIR
...
54.90 40.00 ABMIndustries ABM 2.6
ACCO 7.3
5.68 3.20 ACCO Brands
24.61 16.51 AcresCmclRlty ACR ...
22.08 4.95 ACV Auctions
ACVA ...
4.80 1.05 ADC Therap
ADCT ...
8.94 7.28 ADT
ADT 2.8
135.52 85.00 AECOM
ACM 1.4
16.78 9.46 AES
AES 4.3
119.32 96.95 Aflac
AFL 2.1
143.78 73.79 AGCO
AGCO .8
10.24 9.85 AIInfrAcqn
AIIA ...
0.65 0.25 AIInfrAcqnRt
AIIA.RT ...
18.36 7.00 a.k.a.Brands
AKA ...
4.08 1.21 AMC Ent
AMC ...
30.49 14.87 AMN Healthcare AMN ...
5.47 1.26 AMTD Digital
HKD ...
1.65 0.87 AMTD IDEA
AMTD ...
24.33 6.94 ASE Tech
ASX 1.1
77.80 39.25 ASGN
ASGN ...
29.79 22.95 AT&T
T
3.9
144.50 39.23 ATI
ATI
...
32.73 20.90 ATS
ATS ...
21.90 13.81 A10Networks
ATEN 1.2
11.61 5.18 AXIAEnergia
AXIA ...
110.34 84.81 AXIS Capital
AXS 1.7
141.18 70.90 AZZ
AZZ .6
9.61 4.60 AbacusGlblMgmt ABX 2.4
141.23 105.27 AbbottLabs
ABT 2.2
244.81 164.39 AbbVie
ABBV 3.0
133.11 65.40 Abercrombie&Fitch ANF ...
24.95 16.98 AcadiaRealty
AKR 3.9
56.46 22.60 AcadianAsset
AAMI .8
13.27 9.02 AccelEnt
ACEL ...
31.18 10.53 Accelerant
ARX ...
10.43 1.84 AccendraHealth ACH ...
392.02 215.16 Accenture
ACN 2.9
380.17 216.81 Acuity
AYI
.3
104.81 55.31 Acushnet
GOLF .9
11.79 6.89 Adecoagro
AGRO 4.0
27.32 10.04 Adient
ADNT ...
156.26 86.26 AdtalemGlbEduc ATGE ...
70.00 28.89 AdvanceAuto
AAP 1.7
179.32 93.92 AdvDrainageSys WMS .4
31.03 14.10 AdvanSix
ASIX 3.4
8.15 5.42 Aegon
AEG 4.9
150.93 85.57 AerCap
AER .8
334.00 139.22 AffiliatedMgrs AMG .0
160.27 96.43 AgilentTechs
A
.8
6.08 0.34 agilon health
AGL ...
225.00 92.11 AgnicoEagleMines AEM .7
79.65 68.98 AgreeRealty
ADC 4.0
64.76 38.25 AirLease
AL 1.4
321.47 229.11 AirProducts
APD 2.6
233.29 156.29 AlamoGroup
ALG .6
46.66 22.04 AlamosGold
AGI .2
78.08 37.63 AlaskaAir
ALK ...
83.65 41.15 AlbanyIntl
AIN 1.9
195.69 49.43 Albemarle
ALB 1.0
23.20 15.80 Albertsons
ACI 3.2
66.95 21.53 Alcoa
AA
.7
99.20 71.55 Alcon
ALC .4
21.03 15.07 Alexander&Baldwin ALEX 4.9
260.84 189.05 Alexander's
ALX 7.7
105.14 44.10 AlexandriaRlEst ARE 5.5
6.84 4.29 AlgonquinPower AQN 3.8
192.67 95.73 Alibaba
BABA .7
7.66 1.29 Alight
ALIT 12.3
183.11 116.57 Allegion
ALLE 1.2
27.48 20.10 AllianceLaundry ALH ...
44.11 32.28 AllianceBernstein AB 8.3
32.08 8.67 AlliedGold
AAUC ...
118.75 76.01 AllisonTransm ALSN .9
216.75 176.00 Allstate
ALL 2.1
5.78 0.95 AllurionTech
ALUR ...
47.27 29.52 AllyFinancial
ALLY 2.9
253.82 97.41 AlphaMetal
AMR ...
... 10.07 +0.01 ...
44 112.98 –0.11 ...
17 44.51 –3.05 .29
10 4.11 +0.05 .075
19 18.59 –0.20 ...
dd 6.61 –0.76 ...
dd 3.99 –0.02 ...
11 7.74 –0.33 .055
20 88.31 –12.72 .31
10 16.28 +0.23 .176
17 114.91 –2.24 .61
14 140.49 +7.92 .29
... 10.10 +0.10 ...
...
.29
... ...
dd 11.11 +0.52 ...
dd 1.23 –0.25 ...
dd 16.25 –4.05 ...
... 1.59 +0.14 ...
1 1.02 +0.04 ...
40 23.40 +2.51 .356
16 41.43 –11.07 ...
9 28.69 +1.56.2775
50 143.93 +10.36 ...
cc 31.18 +1.30 ...
36 20.70 +1.03 .06
dd 11.21 +0.15 ...
8 101.85 –4.68 .44
13 140.24 +10.24 .20
cc 8.40 +0.98 .20
30 112.68 +1.85 .63
98 231.50 +8.07 1.73
9 93.70 –3.96 ...
cc 20.59 –0.39 .20
23 51.85 +0.87 .10
21 10.83 –0.45 ...
... 10.67 –1.05 ...
dd 2.24 –0.15 ...
19 224.23 –16.39 1.63
24 305.50 –22.89 .20
27 99.56 –1.98 .235
37 8.65 +0.08.1749
dd 27.09 +0.63 ...
14 95.52 –8.96 ...
dd 58.85 +3.55 .25
28 170.98 –4.40 .18
10 18.65 +0.15 .16
8 7.58 –0.30.1875
7 150.43 +10.36 .40
14 329.79 +24.29 .01
28 125.81 –3.77 .255
dd
.36 –0.29 ...
24 216.59 +19.99 .40
44 78.08 +3.34 .262
7 64.73 +0.18 .22
dd 279.74 –3.38 1.81
22 210.84 +2.46 .34
35 45.25 +5.08 .025
63 55.27 –4.18 ...
dd 57.88 –0.90 .28
dd 166.35 +2.98.405
12 18.57 +0.48 .15
13 59.95 +0.79 .10
38 79.20 +0.37 .327
21 20.77 +0.01 .35
43 233.87 –21.204.50
dd 52.49 –3.41 .72
dd 6.81 +0.32 .065
21 155.73 –6.78 .95
dd 1.30 –0.30 .04
24 179.50 –0.27 .55
... 23.38 –0.64 ...
14 40.84 +1.41 .96
dd 31.47 +0.28 ...
14 117.79 +2.16 .27
5 207.51 –0.04 1.08
dd 1.12 +0.02 ...
17 40.80 –1.51 .30
dd 185.52 –20.80 ...
–52-Week–
High
Low
Tick
Sym Yld P/E
Name
20.80 13.10 AlpineIncmProp PINE 5.6
8.99 3.54 AltaEquipment ALTG .0
20.91 1.60 AltoNeurosci
ANRO ...
68.60 52.46 Altria
MO 6.3
10.10 9.90 AlussaEnerII A ALUB ...
ABEV 6.3
3.23 1.87 Ambev
51.76 22.12 AmbiqMicro
AMBQ ...
52.25 38.33 Amcor
AMCR 5.2
AMTM ...
38.11 16.01 Amentum
42.36 20.21 AmerSports
AS
...
AMTB 1.6
24.30 15.62 AmerantBncp
111.25 91.77 Ameren
AEE 2.7
AMRC ...
44.93 8.49 Ameresco
24.11 13.10 AmericaMovil
AMX 2.3
22.79 16.69 AmericanAssets AAT 7.3
28.46 9.27 AmerEagle
AEO 2.0
11.91 10.49 AmExceptionalism AEXA ...
387.49 220.43 AmerExpress
AXP 1.0
150.02 114.73 AmericanFin
AFG 2.7
52.47 26.48 AmerHlthcrREIT AHR 1.9
39.49 28.85 AmHomes4Rent AMH 3.8
26.36 15.78 AmerIntegrityIns AII
...
88.07 71.25 AIG
AIG 2.3
20.00 9.43 AmRltyInv
ARL ...
82.94 69.45 AmerStWater AWR 2.7
16.30 7.03 AmerStratInvt NYC ...
234.33 166.88 AmerTowerREIT AMT 3.5
5.92 3.28 AmerVanguard AVD ...
155.50 121.28 AmerWaterWorks AWK 2.5
12.95 3.71 AmericanWell AMWL ...
23.52 10.10 AmericoldRealty COLD 7.4
552.43 396.14 Ameriprise
AMP 1.4
87.98 48.27 AmerisBancorp ABCB 1.0
239.94 145.02 Ametek
AME .5
8.60 1.75 Ampco-Pitt
AP
...
167.04 56.45 Amphenol
APH .7
6.55 2.27 AmplifyEnergy AMPY ...
AMPX ...
16.03 1.70 AmpriusTech
30.00 17.60 Amrep
AXR ...
60.57 44.12 Amrize
AMRZ ...
ANDG ...
27.51 18.12 Andersen
10.86 7.36 AngelOakMtgREIT AOMR14.0
ANGX ...
60.00 2.99 AngelStudios
115.81 28.45 AngloGoldAsh AU
.7
81.56 52.47 AB InBev
BUD 1.2
24.52 16.60 AnnalyCap
NLY 12.1
ANVS ...
5.50 1.11 AnnovisBio
21.66 15.08 AnteroMidstream AM 4.2
...
44.02 29.10 AnteroResources AR
Last
Div
Chg. Amt.
dd 20.53 +0.89 .30
dd 6.64 –0.71 .057
dd 16.89 +1.67 ...
16 67.25 +1.85 1.06
... 10.05
... ...
17 3.11 +0.17.0833
dd 29.59 –0.35 ...
33 50.09 +1.92 .65
77 31.00 –6.53 ...
72 39.81 +2.30 ...
18 22.44 –0.78 .09
21 110.97 +5.88 .75
28 32.68 +1.76 ...
17 23.83 +2.33.2811
20 18.56 –0.38 .34
22 25.48 +1.72 .125
... 11.36 +0.05 ...
22 337.50 –21.65 .82
13 128.95 –2.09 1.50
cc 51.80 +3.03 .25
27 31.62 +0.78 .30
0 17.83 –0.46 ...
14 78.27 +1.55 .45
48 17.15 –0.35 ...
22 74.89 +4.42.504
dd 8.27 –0.81 ...
31 192.10 +20.83 1.70
dd 5.28 +0.29 ...
23 133.50 +9.17.8275
dd 5.40 +0.96 ...
dd 12.36 –0.30 .23
13 473.67 –69.32 1.60
14 84.02 –1.92 .20
36 229.76 –2.15 .34
dd 7.79 +1.00 ...
44 146.72 +10.49 .25
dd 5.42 +0.24 ...
dd 9.97 –2.27 ...
12 23.69 +2.73 ...
28 58.83 +0.42 ...
5 20.71 –0.71 ...
13 9.12 +0.19 .32
dd 3.27 –0.12 ...
27 109.82 +5.87 .91
23 80.39 +4.58.1217
8 23.07 +0.22 .70
dd 2.37 –0.12 ...
25 21.45 +2.27 .225
17 34.76 +0.39 ...
–52-Week–
High
Low
Name
Tick
Sym Yld P/E
412.97 304.59 Aon
AON .9
9.13 5.24 ApartmtInv
AIV 28.2
46.11 20.50 APi Group
APG ...
11.21 7.70 ApolloComRlEst ARI 9.4
164.22 102.58 ApolloGlbMgmt APO 1.6
15.45 10.44 AppleHospREIT APLE 7.8
296.70 199.96 AppliedIndlTechs AIT
.7
164.28 103.23 Aptargroup
ATR 1.3
APTV ...
88.93 47.19 Aptiv
ARMK 1.2
44.49 29.92 Aramark
14.33 7.30 ArborRealty
ABR 17.2
66.97 23.20 ArcelorMittal
MT 1.0
14.62 5.48 ArcherAviation ACHR ...
70.09 40.98 ADM
ADM 3.0
AROC 2.7
33.00 20.12 Archrock
ARCO 2.9
8.97 6.51 ArcosDorados
131.00 68.11 Arcosa
ACA .2
RCUS ...
26.40 6.50 ArcusBiosci
5.03 2.53 ArdaghMetalPkg AMBP 8.2
ARDT ...
15.59 8.07 ArdentHealth
13.84 8.32 ArdmoreShipping ASC 2.2
5.89 3.35 AresCmclRlEst ACRE11.6
195.26 110.63 AresMgmt
ARES 4.0
449.90 101.02 Argan
AGX .5
164.94 59.43 AristaNetworks ANET ...
19.94 7.84 ArloTech
ARLO ...
9.69 6.01 ArmadaHoffler AHH 8.1
19.31 13.18 ArmourResREIT ARR 15.7
206.08 122.37 ArmstrongWorld AWI .7
79.17 44.03 ArrayDigitalInfr AD
.0
160.63 86.50 ArrowElec
ARW ...
48.50 32.75 ArtisanPtrsAsset APAM 7.7
AORT ...
48.25 21.97 Artivion
ASAN ...
24.50 7.15 Asana
306.46 201.68 AsburyAutomotive ABG ...
9.84 2.90 AshfordHosp
AHT ...
67.39 45.21 Ashland
ASH 2.7
9.78 2.80 AspenAerogels ASPN ...
37.40 27.05 AspenInsurance AHL ...
29.52 18.32 AssociatedBanc ASB 3.4
246.31 174.97 Assurant
AIZ 1.6
93.12 74.09 AssuredGuaranty AGO 1.6
206.71 122.26 AstraZeneca
AZN 1.5
25.30 16.35 AtegritySpecIns ASIC ...
ATKR 2.0
80.06 49.92 Atkore
42.18 22.85 AtlUnionBkshs AUB 3.7
22.74 7.64 AtlasEnergy
AESI .0
180.65 141.59 AtmosEnergy
ATO 2.2
66.00 30.94 AtmusFiltration ATMU .3
Last
Div
Chg. Amt.
19 321.70 –20.34 .745
dd 5.82 –0.12 1.45
cc 44.41 –0.04 ...
13 10.62 –0.18 .25
23 125.07 –7.96 .51
17 12.27 +0.11 .08
27 279.84 –11.90 .51
24 142.58 +8.27 .48
68 85.20 +2.82 ...
33 38.98 +0.25 .12
10 7.72 –0.08 .30
15 61.51 +0.21 .15
dd 6.77 –0.53 ...
31 69.51 +3.18 .52
22 32.66 +0.61 .22
7 8.36 –0.19 .06
42 127.47 +2.73 .05
dd 18.92 –2.11 ...
dd 4.86 +0.07 .10
7 9.60 +0.66 ...
15 13.58 +0.44 .10
dd 5.17 –0.03 .15
74 133.88 +3.42 1.35
48 409.95 +57.86 .50
51 141.59 +4.10 ...
cc 11.42 –0.98 ...
51 6.89 –0.29 .14
cc 18.30 +0.61 .24
29 200.28 +2.03 .339
17 50.88 +2.1310.25
14 156.19 –2.41 ...
11 42.59 –2.53 .57
cc 36.60 –2.99 ...
dd 7.56 –1.20 ...
9 229.44 +4.23 ...
dd 3.39 –0.13 ...
dd 60.93 –3.23 .415
dd 3.53 +0.10 ...
9 37.34 +0.01 ...
10 27.85 –1.52 .24
13 217.48 –25.83 .88
11 86.34 –1.41 .34
31 205.55 +12.521.028
12 17.30 –1.35 ...
dd 66.66 –1.06 .33
20 40.23 –1.55 .37
dd 11.77 +0.02 .25
23 179.25 +7.87 1.00
27 64.12 +2.66 .055
Five-Day Dow Composite
Darklands: The Dow dropped 1.2% last week despite good jobs and inflation data, as the anti-AI trade took its toll. IBM dropped 12%, while
Caterpillar gained 6.6% as ‘things’ trumped bytes.
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Thursday
Friday
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49,920
49,660
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–52-Week–
High
Low
Name
6.47 2.00 ATRenew
9.24 4.46 Auna
32.70 20.53 Autohome
130.14 75.49 Autoliv
228.92 148.33 AutoNation
4388.11 3210.72 AutoZone
230.21 166.73 Avalonbay
16.75 9.30 AvanosMedical
18.36 8.90 Avantor
197.54 156.23 AveryDennison
19.95 14.00 AvidiaBancorp
44.85 27.48 Avient
43.21 35.50 Avista
37.72 26.28 AxaltaCoating
101.92 54.46 AxosFinancial
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NEW HIGHS
Tick
Sym Yld P/E
Last
Div
Chg. Amt.
RERE ...
AUNA ...
ATHM 8.3
ALV 2.8
AN
...
AZO ...
AVB 4.0
AVNS ...
AVTR ...
AVY 1.9
AVBC 1.0
AVNT 2.6
AVA 4.6
AXTA ...
AX
...
35 5.65 –0.21 ...
7 4.96 +0.20 ...
12 21.00 +0.10 .59
13 124.98 –0.81 .87
12 201.76 –14.89 ...
27 3858.16 +176.90 ...
24 176.19 +2.36 1.78
dd 14.90 +0.31 ...
dd 9.20 –2.06 ...
22 195.80 +4.29 .94
dd 19.07 –0.34 .05
48 42.75 +3.99 .275
18 43.08 +1.58.4925
20 34.13 +0.32 ...
12 97.28 –3.73 ...
BARK ...
2.03 0.53 Bark
8.06 3.67 B&G Foods
BGS 14.5
39.39 23.00 BBB Foods
TBBB ...
26.49 20.28 BCE
BCE 5.0
39.50 15.61 BetaTech
BETA ...
8.22 2.91 BGSF
BGSF .0
75.14 39.73 BHP Group
BHP 3.0
61.21 35.46 BILL
BILL ...
121.10 86.68 BJ'sWholesale BJ
...
31.50 15.00 BKV
BKV ...
39.51 25.22 BP
BP 5.2
2.78 0.68 BRC
BRCC ...
19.01 14.00 BRT Apartments BRT 6.9
17.18 7.86 BW LPG
BWLP 7.9
220.57 84.21 BWX Tech
BWXT .5
79.33 54.22 BXP
BXP 4.6
11.57 0.22 Babcock&Wilcox BW
...
256.08 139.14 BadgerMeter
BMI 1.0
10.24 9.95 BainCapitalGSSInvt BCSS ...
19.21 12.49 BainCapSpecFin BCSF12.4
49.79 6.81 Bakkt
BKKT ...
68.29 43.51 Ball
BALL 1.2
20.74 8.46 Bally's
BALY ...
21.61 11.52 BancCalifornia BANC 2.4
23.10 7.76 BancoBBVA
BBAR ...
26.20 11.59 BBVA
BBVA 3.0
3.71 1.80 BancoBradesco BBDO 4.4
46.77 23.66 BancodeChile
BCH 3.6
51.49 31.14 Bladex
BLX 4.9
106.15 38.30 BancoMacro
BMA .0
7.32 4.26 BancSanBrasil BSBR 4.1
37.72 20.77 BcoSantChile
BSAC 2.8
13.11 5.54 BancoSantander SAN 1.6
57.55 33.07 BankofAmerica BAC 2.1
55.84 34.85 BankofButterfield NTB 3.8
80.25 57.45 BankofHawaii
BOH 3.6
146.35 85.40 BankMontreal BMO 3.4
128.76 70.46 BankNY Mellon BK 1.8
78.28 44.09 BankNovaScotia BNS 4.3
52.11 28.21 BankUnited
BKU 2.5
27.70 12.14 Barclays
BCS 1.8
10.85 7.66 BaringsBDC
BBDC11.4
12.21 5.90 Barnes&NobleEduc BNED ...
54.69 17.00 BarrickMining
B
1.8
41.87 14.28 Bath&BodyWks BBWI 3.3
17.86 10.45 Bausch+Lomb
BLCO ...
8.69 4.25 BauschHealth
BHC ...
37.74 17.40 BaxterIntl
BAX .2
3.68 1.36 BaytexEnergy
BTE ...
31.95 22.27 BeaconFinl
BBT 4.2
28.11 17.37 BeazerHomes
BZH ...
184.94 127.54 BectonDicknsn BDX 2.4
12.65 3.54 BedBath&Beyond BBBY ...
159.99 83.18 Belden
BDC .1
79.57 17.10 BellRing
BRBR ...
60.51 30.73 BenchmarkElec BHE 1.1
78.96 59.55 Berkley
WRB .5
812855 685150 BerkHathwy A BRK.A ...
542.07 455.19 BerkHathwy B BRK.B ...
91.68 54.99 BestBuy
BBY 5.8
19.79 7.00 BetterwaredeMexico BWMX 5.8
9.58 2.36 BigBear.ai
BBAI ...
2513.00 999.01 BiglariA
BH.A ...
dd
.78 –0.05 ...
dd 5.23 +0.09 .19
dd 37.65 –1.41 ...
5 25.71 +0.63.3108
... 17.45 +0.85 ...
dd 5.87 +0.212.00
21 73.38 +3.741.185
dd 46.99 –1.95 ...
24 102.78 +2.38 ...
59 30.55 +0.24 ...
dd 37.66 –1.35.4992
dd
.73 –0.10 ...
dd 14.50 –0.28 .25
15 16.73 +0.19.4014
60 200.40 +3.21 .25
35 61.49 –3.23 .70
dd 9.75 +0.25 ...
32 154.88 +3.65 .40
... 10.15 –0.01 ...
9 13.56 +0.45 .15
dd 10.77 –1.14 ...
20 67.29 +0.82 .20
dd 13.91 –1.08 ...
17 20.00 –0.85 .12
14 16.18 –1.77 ...
11 22.73 –1.36.3695
9 3.57 +0.04.0032
18 43.52 –0.922.1037
8 51.17 +2.25 .625
20 86.59 –6.31.3822
23 6.59 +0.10.1026
15 35.65 –1.091.3295
12 11.86 –0.85.1335
14 52.55 –3.98 .28
10 52.74 –0.34 .50
17 78.20 –0.71 .70
17 141.02 –0.711.1976
16 117.74 –6.58 .53
19 75.70 –0.64.7886
14 48.73 –2.20 .31
11 25.31 –1.10.3069
9 9.09 +0.17 .26
dd 7.70 –1.26 ...
16 47.91 +2.75 .42
7 24.07 +1.02 .20
dd 17.03 +0.03 ...
6 5.99 +0.11 ...
dd 19.79 –1.94 .01
17 3.47 –0.06 ...
24 30.68 –0.89.3225
90 27.71 +2.66 ...
29 175.89 +10.84 1.05
dd 4.99 –0.48 ...
25 149.62 +9.87 .05
12 17.87 –1.65 ...
86 59.23 +0.93 .17
16 69.70 –0.71 1.00
16 751424 –11144 ...
16 497.55 –10.54 ...
22 65.80 –4.61 .95
13 18.20 +0.23.2912
dd 4.08 –0.64 ...
cc 2021.30 –110.78 ...
B
50
52
35
NEW LOWS
–52-Week–
High
Low
Name
Tick
Sym Yld P/E
483.60 195.05 BiglariB
BH
...
42.82 7.48 Biohaven
BHVN ...
343.12 211.43 Bio-RadLab A
BIO
...
321.12 225.29 Bio-RadLab B
BIO.B ...
59.50 36.45 Birkenstock
BIRK ...
24.50 9.66 BitGo
BTGO ...
75.87 54.92 BlackHills
BKH 3.8
10.02 9.91 BlackSpadeIII
BIII
...
15.52 11.78 BlackStoneMin BSM 7.9
6.24 2.80 BlackBerry
BB
...
1219.94 773.74 BlackRock
BLK 2.1
33.20 6.15 BlackSkyTech
BKSY ...
190.09 115.66 Blackstone
BX 2.6
21.24 16.51 BlackstoneMtg BXMT 9.6
4.49 1.64 BlendLabs
BLND ...
64.62 28.16 BlockHR
HRB 5.4
85.55 44.27 Block
XYZ ...
176.49 15.15 BloomEnergy
BE
...
15.73 10.70 BlueOwlCapital OBDC12.9
24.28 10.88 BlueOwlCapital OWL 7.3
21.62 11.73 BlueOwlTech
OTF 11.1
103.10 52.71 BlueLinx
BXC ...
20.65 16.47 Bob'sDiscFurn BOBS ...
254.35 128.88 Boeing
BA
...
122.99 65.14 BoiseCascade
BCC 1.0
210.25 86.17 BootBarn
BOOT ...
130.91 76.83 BoozAllen
BAH 3.0
70.08 24.40 BorgWarner
BWA 1.1
5.81 1.55 BorrDrilling
BORR .0
260.00 185.34 BostonBeer
SAM ...
15.75 11.30 BostonOmaha BOC ...
109.50 72.69 BostonSci
BSX ...
42.29 23.50 Bowhead
BOW ...
38.80 22.55 Box
BOX ...
89.96 58.94 BoydGaming
BYD .9
183.10 136.81 BoydGroupServices BGSI .3
97.58 62.70 Brady
BRC 1.0
3.28 1.80 BraemarHtls
BHR 6.7
5.09 2.74 BrandywineRealty BDN 10.2
4.20 3.47 BrasilAgro
LND 3.1
4.74 2.32 Braskem
BAK ...
82.03 38.21 BreadFinancial BFH 1.3
132.99 63.68 BrightHorizons BFAM ...
6.32 4.16 BrightSpire
BRSP11.2
18.57 13.39 Brightstar
BRSL 6.5
17.11 11.06 BrightView
BV
...
133.62 80.10 Brink's
BCO .8
187.12 100.30 BrinkerIntl
EAT ...
63.33 42.52 BristolMyers
BMY 4.1
0.27 0.02 BristolMyersRt CELG.RT ...
46.04 25.11 Bristow
VTOL ...
63.03 37.31 BritishAmTob BTI 5.5
29.42 22.29 BrixmorProp
BRX 4.2
271.91 163.71 BroadridgeFinl BR 2.2
19.77 13.96 Broadstone
BNL 5.9
17.00 4.97 BrookdaleSrLiving BKD ...
64.10 41.78 BrookfieldAsset BAM 3.8
38.25 21.52 BrookfieldBus BBUC .7
49.57 29.07 Brookfield
BN
.5
51.72 32.08 BrookfieldInfr
BIPC 3.7
39.85 25.72 BrookfieldInfr
BIP 4.7
45.10 23.73 BrookfieldRenew BEPC 3.6
49.86 29.13 BrookWealth
BNT .5
125.68 65.68 Brown&Brown BRO 1.0
38.21 25.53 Brown-Forman A BF.A 3.1
38.85 25.32 Brown-Forman B BF.B 3.1
89.61 41.00 Brunswick
BC 2.0
61.69 33.12 Buckle
BKE 2.6
75.85 32.55 Build-A-Bear
BBW 1.8
157.96 94.35 BuildersFirst
BLDR ...
118.00 24.79 Bullish
BLSH ...
124.78 68.33 BungeGlobal
BG 2.3
15.73 8.19 BurfordCapital BUR 2.7
318.49 212.92 BurlingtonStrs BURL ...
5.03 1.32 ButterflyNtwk BFLY ...
33.89 22.63 BylineBancorp BY 1.5
Last
Div
Chg. Amt.
cc 396.75 –19.15 ...
dd 11.36 –0.24 ...
9 256.56 –44.94 ...
9 257.05 –38.00 ...
17 39.80 +1.35 ...
... 10.76 –0.93 ...
19 74.05 +1.75 .703
... 9.91 –0.02 ...
13 15.20 +0.20 .30
cc 3.46
... ...
31 1071.51 +15.13 5.73
dd 21.48 –1.37 ...
34 129.86 +0.17 1.49
30 19.54 –0.07 .47
dd 1.71 –0.28 ...
7 31.05 –1.83 .42
10 49.80 –6.17 ...
dd 139.74 –3.29 ...
8 11.47 +0.01 .37
cc 12.30 –0.22 .225
7 12.66 +0.43 .05
43 74.39 –4.66 ...
... 20.08 +3.61 ...
cc 242.96 –0.07 ...
17 86.50 –4.53 .22
26 187.99 –15.39 ...
12 79.32 –9.69 .59
52 62.80 +10.57 .17
23 5.64 +0.34 .02
29 247.57 +0.81 ...
dd 12.50 –0.04 ...
39 74.73 –1.54 ...
15 24.06 –0.98 ...
19 23.19 –1.48 ...
4 81.99 –1.25 .18
cc 169.04 –9.26.1132
24 96.33 +4.05 .245
dd 2.99 +0.06 .05
dd 3.15 –0.12 .08
dd 3.88 +0.02 .141
dd 3.83 +0.19 ...
7 72.37 –7.16 .23
20 66.90 –19.18 ...
dd 5.73 –0.17 .16
12 13.45 –0.83 .22
dd 13.67 +0.12 ...
33 130.69 –0.22 .255
16 161.07 –7.86 ...
18 60.74 –1.25 .63
...
.09
... ...
9 44.10 –0.90 ...
33 59.50 –3.30.7491
23 29.29 +0.97.3075
19 173.70 –8.21 .975
42 19.64 +0.38 .29
dd 16.51 +0.39 ...
35 52.65 +3.04.5025
dd 34.12 –2.34.0625
98 47.79 +2.58 .07
dd 49.56 –0.45 .455
43 38.75 +0.71 .455
dd 43.84 +1.89 .392
... 47.60 +2.46.0515
21 68.47 –5.31 .165
18 30.22 +0.39 .231
17 29.95 +0.50 .231
dd 87.04 –0.84 .44
13 53.45 +1.363.00
12 50.14 –5.29 .22
22 114.73 –9.69 ...
dd 31.73 +4.28 ...
23 122.53 +6.67 .70
24 9.39 +0.47.0625
35 302.37 –9.26 ...
dd 3.04 –0.34 ...
11 32.88 –0.63 .12
C
683.50 318.60 CACI Intl
134.73 43.41 CAVA
CACI ... 25 573.30 –45.20
CAVA ... 55 63.50 –6.46
...
...
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–52-Week–
High
Low
Name
February 16, 2026
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE COMPOSITE LIST
Tick
Sym Yld P/E
90.13 27.17 CBIZ
CBZ ...
38.67 21.10 CBL&Assoc
CBL 5.1
174.27 108.45 CBRE Group
CBRE ...
104.45 67.34 CF Industries
CF
2.1
122.59 72.64 CGI A
GIB .6
7.50 3.98 CI&T
CINT ...
12.71 8.47 CionInvt
CION 4.6
13.21 7.65 CMB.TECH
CMBT .8
76.78 67.71 CMS Energy
CMS 3.0
51.34 43.29 CNA Fin
CNA 3.8
14.27 9.00 CNH Indl
CNH 2.0
44.86 34.63 CNO Financial
CNO 1.6
42.13 27.68 CNX Resources CNX ...
32.78 23.92 COPTDefenseProp CDP 3.9
131.55 76.75 CRH
CRH 1.2
9.11 3.31 CS Disco
LAW ...
338.90 230.45 CSW Industrials CSW .3
20.88 15.07 CTO Realty
CTO 8.0
59.66 34.02 CTS
CTS .3
32.97 9.99 C3.ai
AI
...
41.67 15.10 CVR Energy
CVI
...
119.90 63.45 CVR Partners
UAN 10.9
85.15 58.35 CVS Health
CVS 3.4
295.00 70.37 CableOne
CABO .0
89.15 58.33 Cabot
CBT 2.4
61.38 33.20 Cactus
WHD 1.0
26.35 15.37 Cadeler
CDLR ...
46.64 27.07 Cadre
CDRE .9
34.24 20.36 CAE
CAE ...
18.27 9.54 Caleres
CAL 2.4
58.41 30.97 CaliforniaRscs CRC 2.8
51.63 41.29 CalWtrSvc
CWT 2.9
71.22 28.61 Calix
CALX ...
16.65 5.42 CallawayGolf
CALY ...
126.55 97.17 CamdenProperty CPT 3.9
135.24 35.00 Cameco
CCJ
.1
23.40 9.49 CampingWorld CWH 4.4
15.43 6.73 CanadaGoose
GOOS ...
98.50 53.62 CIBC
CM 2.6
108.75 90.74 CanNtlRlwy
CNI 2.5
40.83 24.65 CanadianNatRscs CNQ 4.2
85.15 66.49 CdnPacKC
CP
.7
5.75 0.80 Cango
CANG ...
21.96 13.28 Cannae
CNNE 4.1
259.64 143.22 CapitalOne
COF 1.5
28.27 11.86 Capri
CPRI ...
230.81 120.72 CardinalHealth CAH .9
40.50 24.79 CareTrustREIT CTRE 3.3
435.92 293.43 Carlisle
CSL 1.1
89.47 30.26 CarMax
KMX ...
34.03 15.07 Carnival
CCL 1.9
33.72 13.65 Carnival
CUK .5
390.70 138.61 CarpenterTech CRS .2
49.41 35.51 CarriageSvcs
CSV 1.0
81.09 50.24 CarrierGlobal
CARR 1.5
18.01 9.56 Cars.com
CARS ...
54.58 23.38 Carter's
CRI 2.5
486.89 148.25 Carvana
CVNA ...
789.81 267.30 Caterpillar
CAT .8
4.92 2.19 Cato
CATO ...
70.51 35.13 Celanese
CE
.2
363.40 58.05 Celestica
CLS ...
11.50 5.10 CementosPacasm CPAC ...
13.35 4.89 Cemex
CX
.7
377.54 237.71 Cencora
COR .7
22.20 10.23 CenovusEnergy CVE 1.5
66.03 25.08 Centene
CNC ...
42.57 33.24 CenterPointEner CNP 2.2
20.40 5.41 CenterraGold
CGAU 1.1
69.15 52.76 Centerspace
CSR 4.8
35.01 23.16 CentralPacFin
CPF 3.4
18.50 7.43 CentralPuerto
CEPU ...
464.25 49.40 CentrusEnergy LEU ...
32.05 14.46 Centuri
CTRI ...
76.00 50.42 CenturyComm CCS 1.7
38.42 20.01 ChainBridgeBncp CBNA ...
110.00 59.44 ChampionHomes SKY ...
17.78 5.53 ChargePoint
CHPT ...
228.88 91.86 CharlesRiverLabs CRL ...
208.24 104.60 ChartIndustries GTLS ...
8.58 5.83 ChathamLodging CLDT 4.8
9.44 3.28 CheetahMobile CMCM ...
1.90 0.44 Chegg
CHGG ...
623.61 408.42 Chemed
CHE .5
21.85 9.13 Chemours
CC
1.7
246.42 186.20 CheniereEnergy LNG 1.0
68.42 49.53 CheniereEnerPtrs CQP 5.3
3.68 2.17 CherryHillMtg CHMI15.4
140.59 115.24 ChesapeakeUtil CPK 2.0
186.52 132.04 Chevron
CVX 3.9
48.62 24.02 Chewy
CHWY ...
14.88 9.85 ChimeraInvt
CIM 10.5
55.00 11.34 ChinaYuchai
CYD 1.7
58.42 29.75 Chipotle
CMG ...
157.86 84.04 ChoiceHotels
CHH 1.0
335.60 263.14 Chubb
CB 1.2
47.03 37.03 ChunghwaTel
CHT 3.0
116.46 81.33 Church&Dwight CHD 1.2
308.81 49.21 Ciena
CIEN ...
350.00 239.51 Cigna
CI
2.1
Last
Div
Chg. Amt.
18 27.84 –10.43 ...
9 35.05 –1.38 .45
37 142.31 –27.36 ...
11 94.66 +2.02 .50
14 74.53 –8.20.1257
21 4.93 –0.04 ...
17 8.64 –0.19 .10
15 12.85 +0.38 .05
22 76.74 +3.90 .57
10 48.69 –1.142.00
27 12.75 +0.39 .25
19 43.06 –1.58 .17
11 40.60 +0.33 ...
24 31.54 –0.91 .305
25 125.97 –1.16 .37
dd 3.71 –0.33 ...
41 309.48 +19.23 .27
dd 18.93 +0.34 .38
26 57.46 +1.68 .04
dd 10.78 –0.87 ...
14 23.17 –1.37 ...
9 108.86 +6.474.02
57 78.48 +0.13 .665
dd 113.58 +12.83 2.95
13 76.19 +1.61 .45
23 56.93 –1.07 .14
8 25.90 +1.47 ...
38 42.19 +0.56 .10
36 30.22 –1.03 ...
19 11.81 –1.17 .07
13 56.92 +1.50.405
20 46.56 +2.09 .335
cc 53.32 +0.14 ...
dd 12.59 –2.42 ...
31 108.53 +1.90 1.06
cc 112.90 –0.73.1702
dd 11.48 –2.14 .125
cc 12.23 +0.99 ...
16 95.82 –0.86.7673
20 107.60 +6.17.6702
18 40.68 +1.58.4197
26 83.78 +3.39 .167
dd
.88 –0.09 ...
dd 13.29 –0.95 .15
88 207.37 –15.42 .80
dd 20.42 +0.24 ...
32 220.79 –5.53.5107
26 40.01 +1.17 .335
24 409.04 +5.18 1.10
14 41.43 –5.74 ...
16 31.77 –2.22 .15
16 31.56 –2.13 .15
44 379.80 +14.69 .20
14 43.16 –1.16.1125
38 65.40 +1.48 .24
24 11.08 –0.06 ...
16 40.05 +3.26 .25
78 342.87 –60.80 ...
41 774.20 +48.00 1.51
dd 3.07 +0.04 ...
dd 58.85 +3.97 .03
39 280.66 –26.87 ...
15 10.80 +0.06 ...
19 12.57 +0.37.0224
43 360.83 +1.58 .60
18 21.96 +1.39.1422
dd 40.58 +2.12 ...
27 42.52 +2.47 .23
11 18.85 +1.52.0502
48 63.57 –0.68 .77
12 34.09 –0.44 .29
10 15.55 –0.06 ...
48 199.19 –64.28 ...
cc 31.01 +2.08 ...
15 74.84 +5.05 .32
11 35.15 –1.65 ...
26 96.14 +12.55 ...
dd 5.90 –0.19 ...
dd 161.35 –27.86 ...
cc 206.77 –0.68 ...
cc 7.49 –0.08 .09
dd 5.56 –0.47 ...
dd
.56 –0.23 ...
25 473.22 +25.48 .60
dd 20.52 +2.20.0875
12 220.79 +7.68 .555
15 59.64 +1.99 .83
cc 2.59 +0.02 .10
24 135.60 +5.73 .685
28 183.74 +2.88 1.78
50 24.23 –3.79 ...
8 14.08 +1.70 .45
33 53.61 +3.61 .53
32 36.30 –3.09 ...
13 110.04 +0.76.2875
13 324.95 –6.02 .97
27 42.72 +1.151.6694
34 101.45 +0.92.3075
cc 303.92 +32.60 ...
13 291.44 –0.61 1.56
–52-Week–
High
Low
Name
Tick
Sym Yld P/E
34.01 21.60 Cinemark
CNK 1.4
298.99 49.90 CircleInternet
CRCL ...
125.16 55.51 Citigroup
C
2.2
68.79 32.60 CitizensFin
CFG 2.8
6.36 2.90 Citizens
CIA
...
29.20 18.01 Civeo
CVEO 3.5
74.07 12.86 Claritev
CTEV ...
5.16 1.74 Clarivate
CLVT ...
CMTG ...
4.30 2.13 ClarosMtg
276.51 178.29 CleanHarbors
CLH ...
2.39 0.81 ClearChannelOutdr CCO ...
42.29 21.67 ClearSecure
YOU 1.5
32.00 15.74 ClearwaterAnalytic CWAN ...
30.96 16.44 ClearwaterPaper CLW ...
38.26 23.82 ClearwayEnergyA CWEN.A 4.6
40.92 25.63 ClearwayEnergyC CWEN 4.3
16.70 5.63 Cleveland-Cliffs CLF
...
5.16 3.27 ClipperRealty
CLPR11.3
159.04 96.66 Clorox
CLX 3.9
260.00 89.42 Cloudflare
NET ...
12.10 2.36 CN Finance
CNF ...
COSO .0
26.29 19.24 CoastalSouth
80.41 65.35 Coca-Cola
KO 2.6
116.36 80.22 Coca-Cola Femsa KOF 3.1
27.77 4.58 CoeurMining
CDE ...
88.77 58.39 Cohen&Steers CNS 3.7
247.15 45.58 Coherent
COHR ...
100.18 74.55 ColgatePalm
CL 2.2
21.46 13.99 ColonyBankcorp CBAN 2.4
1399.00 276.44 ComfortSystems FIX
.2
84.87 37.92 CommercialMetals CMC .9
67.50 49.44 CommunityFinSys CBU 2.8
4.47 2.24 CommunityHlthSys CYH ...
20.28 13.23 CommunityHlthcr CHCT10.7
29.98 15.25 SABESP
SBS 3.0
2.30 1.59 CEMIG
CIG
...
3.39 2.26 CEMIG Pref
CIG.C ...
11.07 5.49 COPEL
ELPC ...
2.20 1.24 CiaSiderurgica SID
...
15.75 11.35 CerveceriasUnid CCU 1.6
41.29 12.27 Buenaventura BVN 1.1
22.21 4.58 CompassDiversif CODI .0
13.96 5.66 Compass
COMP ...
27.00 8.60 CompassMinerals CMP ...
31.17 14.65 ComstockRscs CRK ...
28.52 15.96 ConagraBrands CAG 7.1
24.69 18.55 Concentra
CON 1.1
10.77 3.50 ConcordMed
CCM ...
CNMD 1.9
65.50 35.37 Conmed
112.07 79.88 ConocoPhillips COP 3.0
114.87 94.50 ConEd
ED 3.1
196.91 126.45 ConstBrands A STZ 2.7
25.49 7.33 Constellium
CSTM ...
VLRS ...
10.80 3.49 Volaris
47.77 10.38 Cooper-Standard CPS ...
156.41 82.54 Copa
CPA 4.4
COPL ...
10.32 9.98 CopleyAcqn
67.18 43.18 Core&Main
CNM ...
20.36 9.72 CoreLabs
CLB .2
103.50 58.19 CoreNaturalRscs CNR .4
36.57 23.69 CorebridgeFin
CRBG 3.2
23.54 15.95 CoreCivic
CXW ...
136.82 37.31 Corning
GLW .8
34.32 21.30 Vesta
VTMX 2.0
386.88 252.84 Corpay
CPAY ...
30.50 15.01 CorpAmAirports CAAP ...
77.41 53.40 Corteva
CTVA 1.0
CSAN ...
6.25 3.72 Cosan
19.93 8.46 CostamareBulkers CMDB ...
CMRE 2.7
17.50 6.02 Costamare
31.66 22.33 CoterraEnergy CTRA 2.8
COTY ...
6.13 2.44 Coty
34.08 16.74 Coupang
CPNG ...
COUR ...
13.56 5.47 Coursera
30.81 21.03 CousinsProperties CUZ 5.7
30.19 17.46 CovenantLogist CVLG 1.0
214.31 127.04 Crane
CR
.5
69.00 41.54 CraneNXT
CXT 1.3
12.41 8.63 CrawfordA
CRD.A 2.8
CRD.B 2.8
12.26 8.76 Crawford B
380.20 165.51 Credicorp
BAP 3.3
15.58 6.83 CrescentEnergy CRGY 4.7
13.31 7.07 CrossTimbers
CRT 7.9
25.73 19.61 CrossAmerPtrs CAPL 9.1
115.76 77.01 CrownCastle
CCI 4.7
115.85 75.98 Crown Holdings CCK .9
44.13 34.24 CubeSmart
CUBE 5.4
148.97 100.31 Cullen/Frost
CFR 2.8
5.64 3.33 Culp
CULP ...
617.98 260.02 Cummins
CMI 1.3
CURB 2.4
26.22 20.91 CurblineProp
709.99 266.88 Curtiss-Wright CW
.1
17.40 7.64 Cushman&Wkfd CWK ...
CTOS ...
7.36 3.18 CustomTruck
82.56 40.75 CustomersBancorp CUBI ...
Last
Div
Chg. Amt.
24 24.88 –0.89 .09
dd 60.04 +3.00 ...
16 110.86 –11.83 .60
17 65.10 –3.02 .46
28 5.98
... ...
dd 28.71 +1.16 .25
dd 22.99 –2.92 ...
dd 1.81 –0.35 ...
dd 2.57 –0.21 ...
38 273.82 +7.84 ...
dd 2.39 +0.22 ...
17 32.50 –1.26 .125
15 23.15 –0.70 ...
dd 17.59 –0.20 ...
16 38.18 +2.15.4528
17 40.78 +2.14.4528
dd 10.38 –4.35 ...
dd 3.37 –0.13 .095
21 125.94 +6.58 1.24
dd 195.85 +22.64 ...
... 5.62 +0.02 ...
12 25.03 –0.42 .05
26 78.68 –0.35 .51
20 112.74 +1.84.9979
33 22.42 +0.98 ...
22 66.66 +3.95 .62
cc 217.23 –10.45 ...
37 96.67 +2.26 .52
13 20.36 –0.71 .12
57 1337.95 +107.69 .60
21 79.64 –3.35 .18
17 66.34 –0.05 .47
1 3.42 +0.27 ...
dd 17.64 –0.49 .475
17 29.30 +1.71.4581
9 2.22 +0.08 ...
12 2.90 +0.06 ...
21 10.69 +0.37 ...
dd 1.69 –0.14 ...
19 14.54 +0.06.1826
22 37.96 +1.01.1446
dd 6.39 –0.46 .25
dd 10.41 –1.86 ...
dd 23.99 +2.24 ...
14 19.02 –2.55 ...
dd 19.76 +0.41 .35
20 23.54 +0.04.0625
dd 3.78 –0.01 ...
28 41.80 +0.28 .20
18 111.43 +3.81 .84
20 113.72 +6.38.8875
24 149.30 –15.03 1.02
29 23.29 –1.45 ...
dd 10.07 –0.38 ...
dd 45.20 +10.58 ...
9 145.87 –8.22 1.71
cc 10.32 +0.02 ...
26 58.18 +0.51 ...
28 18.56
... .01
dd 91.51 –0.73 .10
dd 31.07 –0.09 .25
17 18.92 +0.20 ...
73 133.46 +11.30 .28
cc 34.15 +1.98.2041
22 337.12 –17.07 ...
25 27.96 –0.94 ...
47 75.03 +2.43 .18
dd 4.69 +0.27 ...
... 19.31 +0.74 ...
7 16.94 +1.02 .115
14 31.37 +0.71 .22
dd 2.51 –0.15 ...
80 16.98 –0.74 ...
dd 5.92 +0.01 ...
94 22.46 –3.18 .32
cc 28.57 –0.54 .07
36 200.52 +4.30 .255
21 52.76 –3.29 .18
16 10.61 –0.19 .075
16 10.57 –0.08 .075
15 329.81 –23.4910.9577
dd 10.23 +0.11 .12
12 8.65 +0.18.0329
20 23.16 +1.20 .525
20 90.38 +9.501.0625
17 110.79 –2.09 .26
25 38.93 +0.54 .53
15 144.48 –2.21 1.00
dd 3.58 +0.07 ...
29 601.01 +23.282.00
70 26.20 +0.93 .03
53 684.22 +34.90 .24
14 12.89 –3.27 ...
dd 7.26 +0.39 ...
12 72.73 –3.55 ...
D
3.34
15.93
1.21 DHI Group
8.99 DHT
DHX ... dd 2.40 +0.41 ...
DHT 6.2 12 15.91 +1.04 .41
–52-Week–
High
Low
Name
Tick
Sym Yld P/E
17.83 12.01 DNOW
DNOW ...
39.37 10.17 DRDGOLD
DRD .9
145.42 123.69 DTE Energy
DTE 3.2
134.81 83.30 DT Midstream DTM 2.5
46.75 4.45 D-WaveQuantum QBTS ...
21.35 11.82 DXC Tech
DXC ...
34.05 10.11 Dana
DAN 1.2
242.80 171.00 Danaher
DHR .6
108.13 65.40 Danaos
DAC 3.3
36.59 12.41 DaqoNewEnergy DQ
...
228.27 169.00 Darden
DRI 2.8
52.88 26.00 DarlingIngred
DAR ...
9.25 3.00 Dauch
DCH ...
159.27 101.00 DaVita
DVA ...
158.00 78.91 DeckersOutdoor DECK ...
626.25 404.42 Deere
DE
1.1
55.89 34.59 DelekLogistics DKL 8.2
43.50 11.03 DelekUS
DK 3.0
168.08 66.25 DellTechC
DELL 1.8
76.39 34.74 DeltaAir
DAL 1.1
28.60 13.61 Deluxe
DLX 4.6
8.75 2.17 DesignerBrands DBI 2.8
40.43 18.89 DeutscheBank DB 2.2
45.02 25.89 DevonEnergy
DVN 2.1
116.69 84.52 Diageo
DEO 4.2
2.53 1.27 DianaShipping DSX 1.7
244.25 166.37 Dick's
DKS 2.4
81.36 34.88 DieboldNixdorf DBD ...
184.79 129.95 DigitalRealty
DLR 2.7
15.55 6.41 DigitalBridge
DBRG .3
DOCN ...
70.43 25.45 DigitalOcean
741.98 282.24 Dillard's
DDS .2
39.68 18.63 DineBrands
DIN 2.4
3.85 1.65 Dingdong
DDL ...
124.69 80.10 Disney
DIS 1.4
17.03 10.08 DiversifiedEnergy DEC 8.8
85.21 60.14 DolbyLab
DLB 2.2
16.57 12.52 Dole
DOLE 2.1
154.75 70.01 DollarGeneral
DG 1.5
66.79 48.07 DominionEner D
4.0
112.84 57.45 Donaldson
DCI 1.1
67.18 37.07 DonnelleyFin
DFIN ...
33.49 16.66 DorianLPG
LPG .0
23.08 7.64 DoubleVerify
DV
...
42.26 21.30 DouglasDynamics PLOW 2.8
3.20 1.48 DouglasElliman DOUG ...
17.47 9.53 DouglasEmmett DEI 7.5
237.54 143.04 Dover
DOV .9
DOW 4.3
40.09 20.40 Dow
DOCS ...
79.97 23.66 Doximity
16.17 12.26 DrReddy'sLab
RDY .5
31.50 16.59 DreamFinders DFH ...
124.70 51.76 Ducommun
DCO ...
130.03 110.51 DukeEnergy
DUK 3.3
52.66 22.49 DuPont
DD 1.6
86.88 47.16 DutchBros
BROS ...
445.53 131.37 DycomInds
DY
...
4.40 3.18 DynagasLNG
DLNG 5.2
62.66 32.83 Dynatrace
DT
...
14.93 10.79 DynexCapital
DX 14.5
Last
Div
Chg. Amt.
19 16.43 –0.33 ...
25 35.65 +2.67 .23
22 144.94 +10.121.165
34 133.21 +4.63 .82
dd 19.67 –1.05 ...
6 13.39 –1.81 ...
76 33.39 +1.70 .12
42 212.58 –4.03 .32
4 108.05 +5.97 .90
dd 24.88 +1.14 ...
22 211.50 –4.77 1.50
cc 50.96 +2.76 ...
22 7.25 –1.37 ...
16 148.95 +8.12 ...
16 115.73 +0.28 ...
33 602.92 +19.81 1.62
18 54.93 +2.341.125
dd 34.46 –1.07 .255
16 117.49 –3.56 .525
9 69.00 –6.35.1875
14 26.21 –1.59 .30
dd 7.19 +0.24 .05
10 35.28 –1.94.8697
11 44.66 +0.85 .24
23 99.17 +2.292.5192
15 2.39 +0.10 .01
16 201.25 –7.041.2125
31 80.30 +8.49 ...
50 180.97 +9.35 1.22
cc 15.41 –0.02 .01
28 68.16 +5.24 ...
17 644.71 –21.80 .30
14 31.73 –4.27 .19
17 2.89 +0.15 ...
16 105.45 –3.25 .75
dd 13.21 –0.14 .29
27 66.02 +1.17 .36
52 15.91 –0.32 .085
27 153.84 +7.19 .59
23 66.51 +4.18.6675
34 109.46 +0.43 .30
37 39.12 –9.17 ...
12 33.46 +1.11 .70
36 9.45 +0.11 ...
24 42.25 +1.88 .295
dd 2.50 –0.21 ...
cc 10.11 –0.48 .19
29 231.63 +7.97 .52
dd 32.49 +0.71 .35
21 25.02 –2.71 ...
18 14.14 +0.06.0915
8 21.05 +1.48 ...
dd 123.96 +2.88 ...
20 128.20 +6.341.065
dd 50.22 +3.49 .20
84 53.20 –3.84 ...
42 427.48 +27.01 ...
3 3.88 +0.12 .05
61 37.20 +3.49 ...
7 14.05 –0.02 .17
E
150.99 49.40 elfBeauty
ELF
...
835.00 320.89 EMCOR
EME .2
43.72 24.65 ENI
E
3.7
135.87 101.59 EOG Rscs
EOG 3.4
269.00 138.15 EPAM Systems EPAM ...
61.24 41.75 EPR Prop
EPR 6.1
62.23 43.57 EQT
EQT 1.1
10.74 10.01 EQVVenturesAcqn FTW ...
10.17 9.90 EQVVenturesIIA EVAC ...
137.42 100.17 ESAB
ESAB .3
291.31 134.78 ESCO Tech
ESE .1
GWH ...
13.87 0.76 ESSTech
258.86 191.91 EagleMaterials EXP .4
29.49 19.33 EasterlyGovtProp DEA 7.5
193.14 137.67 EastGroup
EGP 3.2
103.82 56.11 EastmanChem EMN 4.2
9.96 4.93 EastmanKodak KODK ...
408.45 231.85 Eaton
ETN 1.1
306.52 221.62 Ecolab
ECL 1.0
13.27 7.80 Ecopetrol
EC
...
ECVT ...
11.81 5.24 Ecovyst
32.96 15.88 EdgewellPersonal EPC 2.7
71.61 47.73 EdisonIntl
EIX 4.9
87.89 65.94 EdwardsLife
EW
...
ELAN ...
26.08 8.02 ElancoAnimal
118.46 56.70 Elastic
ESTC ...
51.16 13.29 EldoradoGold
EGO .6
33.34 16.77 ElementSolns
ESI 1.0
458.75 273.71 ElevanceHealth ELV 2.0
6.60 4.33 EllingtonCredit EARN18.4
14.40 11.12 EllingtonFin
EFC 12.1
18.08 2.10 ElmeComms
ELME .0
26.96 14.70 EmbotellAndinaA AKO.A 3.2
33.86 18.61 EmbotellAndinaB AKO.B ...
EMBJ .6
80.75 38.78 Embraer
51.77 39.07 Emera
EMA 4.1
5.45 3.22 EmeraldHldg
EEX 1.3
46 81.50 –0.59 ...
32 800.82 +36.47 .40
22 43.45 +1.13.5814
12 120.73 +7.03 1.02
25 166.37 –20.31 ...
26 58.49 +2.24 .295
20 58.70 +1.91 .165
68 10.57 +0.01 ...
cc 10.13 +0.01 ...
34 134.82 +0.77 .10
53 268.41 +15.31 .08
dd 1.44 –0.15 ...
18 235.11 +9.26 .25
79 23.96 –0.20 .45
39 190.92 +1.01 1.55
20 80.08 +2.65 .84
dd 7.67 –0.03 ...
37 389.25 +15.43 1.04
41 299.17 +8.84 .73
9 11.90 –0.33 ...
dd 11.62 +0.57 ...
dd 21.89 +1.14 .15
9 71.46 +7.45.8775
41 75.87 –2.84 ...
cc 25.13 –0.07 ...
dd 61.57 +2.45 ...
26 47.37 +8.35 .075
33 32.36 +2.42 .08
14 346.80 +7.82 1.72
... 5.22 –0.05 .08
10 12.94 –0.06 .13
dd 2.18 –0.0414.67
14 24.75 –0.93.2227
16 30.89 –0.66 ...
42 71.04 +0.05.049
20 51.47 +2.10.5409
cc 4.77 –0.15 .015
–52-Week–
High
Low
Name
B A R R ON S .C OM / D ATA
Tick
Sym Yld P/E
14.06 4.02 EmergentBiosol EBS ...
165.15 90.06 EmersonElec
EMR 1.5
9.29 6.07 EmpireStateRealty ESRT 2.2
52.29 35.73 EmployersHldgs EIG 3.0
40.26 14.38 EmpresaDisCom EDN ...
54.20 39.73 Enbridge
ENB 5.2
127.99 92.53 EncompassHealth EHC .7
34.73 4.85 Endava
DAVA ...
15.15 2.95 EndeavourSilver EXK ...
4.51 2.85 EnelChile
ENIC 4.3
19.65 6.18 Enerflex
EFXT .4
31.78 16.77 Energizer
ENR 5.3
20.51 14.60 EnergyTransfer ET
7.1
NRGV ...
6.35 0.60 EnergyVault
47.47 35.01 EnerpacTool
EPAC .1
194.77 76.57 EnerSys
ENS .6
11.45 6.47 Enhabit
EHAB ...
22.01 16.30 Ennis
EBF 4.8
176.68 79.41 EnovaIntl
ENVA ...
ENOV ...
44.76 21.00 Enovis
286.09 133.50 Enpro
NPO .5
105.69 75.57 Entergy
ETR 2.4
37.31 27.77 EnterpriseProd EPD 5.9
3.44 1.58 Entravision
EVC 6.9
19.48 4.72 Enviri
NVRI ...
NVST ...
30.42 14.22 Envista
281.03 166.02 Equifax
EFX 1.0
28.73 21.41 Equinor
EQNR 3.9
56.61 41.39 Equitable
EQH 2.4
EQBK 1.4
50.07 34.11 EquityBcshs
70.35 58.15 EquityLife
ELS 3.2
75.86 58.38 EquityResdntl EQR 4.3
2.49 0.74 EquusTotReturn EQS ...
11.29 6.05 ErmenegildoZegna ZGN 1.3
39.80 9.30 EroCopper
ERO ...
ESNT 2.0
67.09 51.61 EssentGroup
33.35 27.44 EssentialProp
EPRT 3.9
WTRG 3.4
42.37 34.85 EssentialUtil
316.29 243.25 EssexProp
ESS 4.1
121.64 48.37 EsteeLauder
EL
1.3
31.41 21.67 EthanAllen
ETD 6.5
ETSY ...
76.52 40.05 Etsy
EVEX ...
7.70 2.83 EveHolding
4.48 1.81 Eventbrite
EB
...
388.71 148.63 EvercoreA
EVR 1.0
370.21 302.44 Everest
EG 2.4
75.25 52.28 EversourceEner ES 4.3
38.56 25.83 Evertec
EVTC .8
107.65 31.38 EverusConstrn ECG ...
12.07 2.56 EvolentHealth EVH ...
33.20 13.89 Evommune
EVMN ...
41.93 21.29 ExcelerateEner EE
.7
167.19 100.47 ExpeditorsIntl EXPD 1.1
17.00 6.70 Expro
XPRO ...
162.77 121.03 ExtraSpaceSt
EXR 4.4
156.93 97.80 ExxonMobil
XOM 2.8
24.60 12.92 Exzeo
XZO ...
Last
Div
Chg. Amt.
8 10.83 –0.09 ...
36 148.13 –9.25 .555
31 6.27 –0.48 .035
17 42.50 –2.96 .32
7 28.39 +0.30 ...
30 53.88 +3.56.6726
20 110.14 +4.75 .19
26 5.10 –0.36 ...
dd 11.75 +0.39 ...
86 4.22 –0.02.0388
17 18.95 +1.12.0302
8 22.77 –0.63 .30
15 18.75 +0.81 .335
dd 3.19 –1.02 ...
26 43.02 +0.35 .04
22 179.20 +6.98.2625
dd 11.16 +0.03 ...
13 20.76 +0.35 .25
13 149.12 –11.98 ...
dd 21.77 –0.82 ...
67 272.63 +5.06 .31
27 105.07 +7.11 .64
14 37.21 +2.30 .55
dd 2.91 –0.03 .05
dd 18.92 –0.42 ...
cc 28.97 –0.13 ...
36 192.80 –2.82 .50
15 28.10 +0.58 .39
dd 44.39 –1.13 .27
35 46.17 –1.32 .18
35 67.82 +2.34.5425
22 63.86 –0.03.6925
dd 1.37 +0.06 ...
27 11.04 +0.65.1353
23 30.72 +0.11 ...
9 61.42 –3.86 .31
25 32.09 +0.34 .31
16 39.73 +2.31.3426
24 251.16 –6.90 2.57
dd 108.24 +8.77 .35
14 23.85 –0.69 .39
32 45.73 –12.09 ...
dd 3.01 –0.31 ...
dd 4.41 +0.01 ...
23 322.28 –35.45 .84
9 338.03 +9.642.00
16 73.36 +6.00.7875
12 26.36 –0.66 .05
30 105.16 +7.87 ...
dd 2.79 –0.06 ...
dd 31.57 +14.26 ...
37 41.84 +4.73 .08
24 146.50 –18.54 .77
28 16.33 –0.33 ...
33 146.36 +6.35 1.62
22 148.45 –0.60 1.03
... 15.40 –2.21 ...
F
47.76 26.45 F&GAnnuities
FG 3.2
62.37 38.83 FB Financial
FBK 1.4
12.50 3.57 Figs
FIGS ...
44.78 12.17 FMC
FMC 2.2
19.14 10.88 F.N.B.
FNB 2.7
24.10 12.65 FS KKR Cap
FSK 19.2
15.00 13.03 FSSpecLend
FSSL25.6
192.44 149.31 FTI Consulting FCN ...
531.22 148.55 Fabrinet
FN
...
474.79 190.58 FactSet
FDS 2.1
2217.60 1280.86 FairIsaac
FICO ...
12.87 9.37 FarmlandPtrs
FPI 2.0
160.36 117.01 FedAgriMtg A
AGM.A 4.5
212.24 155.00 FedAgriMtg C
AGM 3.4
111.50 80.65 FederalRealty
FRT 4.3
132.89 66.47 FederalSignal
FSS .5
55.53 35.05 FederatedHermes FHI 2.5
380.86 194.30 FedEx
FDX 1.5
271.64 146.00 FergusonEnts
FERG 1.4
519.10 328.00 Ferrari
RACE .9
20.00 14.17 FidelisInsurance FIHL 3.1
63.71 48.32 FidNatlFinl
FNF 3.7
82.74 46.16 FidNatlInfo
FIS 3.8
142.92 19.85 Figma
FIG
...
29.58 16.58 FinanceofAm
FOA ...
11.08 4.70 FinVolution
FINV 4.6
68.75 53.09 FirstAmerFin
FAF 3.3
23.43 16.40 FirstBanCorp
FBP 3.6
19.08 13.54 FirstCmwlthFin FCF 2.9
6.72 4.42 FirstFoundation FFWM ...
26.56 15.19 FirstHorizon
FHN 2.8
60.79 40.31 FirstIndRlty
FR 3.4
27.90 5.09 FirstMajSilver AG
.1
50.14 37.58 FirstEnergy
FE 3.6
23.88 0.80 FiscalNote
NOTE ...
6.64 4.58 FivePoint
FPH ...
FVRR ...
35.40 13.47 FiverrIntl
14.54 9.64 FlagstarBank
FLG .3
FLNG11.5
27.67 19.46 FlexLNG
103.87 55.11 Floor&Decor
FND ...
8 28.44 +0.06 .25
25 59.00 –2.61 .21
cc 10.25 –0.49 ...
dd 14.34 –0.42 .08
12 18.07 –0.83 .12
14 13.32 +0.46 .06
... 13.08 –0.20.1375
21 162.81 –16.12 ...
48 495.55 –8.44 ...
13 205.79 –1.53 1.10
50 1344.74 –46.26 ...
10 11.98 +0.37 .06
8 133.68 +6.68 1.50
10 174.00 +2.18 1.50
22 104.80 –0.96 1.13
31 120.49 +3.78 .14
11 55.44 +3.32 .34
25 374.72 +5.49 1.45
26 261.36 –1.40 .89
37 379.08 +45.293.1265
dd 19.65 +0.25 .15
13 56.74 –0.87.4775
cc 46.80 –5.13 .44
dd 22.53 +0.54 ...
dd 21.76 –0.12 ...
4 5.54 +0.24 .277
11 67.22 –0.12 .55
10 22.43 –0.79 .20
12 18.37 –0.46 .135
dd 6.24 –0.19 ...
13 24.56 –1.67 .17
32 58.92 –0.87 .50
cc 22.96 +0.97.0052
22 50.10 +3.47 .465
dd
.92 –0.24 ...
7 5.40 +0.14 ...
25 14.34 –1.12 ...
dd 14.18 –0.09 .01
19 25.99 –0.39 .75
35 70.20 +0.82 ...
–52-Week–
High
Low
Name
Tick
Sym Yld P/E
20.09 6.05 FlotekIndustries FTK ...
27.65 14.03 Flowco
FLOC 1.5
20.23 9.84 FlowersFoods
FLO 9.6
90.48 37.34 Flowserve
FLS .9
57.50 29.20 Fluor
FLR ...
313.69 122.55 FlutterEnt
FLUT ...
115.90 83.08 FEMSA
FMX 1.9
14.50 8.44 FordMotor
F
4.2
30.74 18.00 Forestar
FOR ...
44.88 6.60 ForgeGlobal
FRGE ...
35.80 25.95 ForgentPwr
FPS ...
57.01 42.95 Fortis
FTS 3.2
62.77 45.49 Fortive
FTV .4
12.54 4.13 FortunaMining FSM ...
70.05 44.04 FortuneBrands FBIN 2.0
50.75 12.78 ForumEnergyTech FET ...
29.81 22.78 FourCornersProp FCPT 6.0
17.30 3.69 FourSeasonsEduc FEDU ...
273.56 137.05 Franco-Nevada FNV .7
13.58 8.42 FrankBSPRealty FBRT16.0
36.00 14.04 FranklinCovey FC
...
28.32 16.25 FranklinRscs
BEN 4.9
69.44 27.66 FreeportMcM
FCX 1.0
30.46 20.95 FreseniusMedCare FMS 2.3
40.75 26.50 FreshDelMonte FDP 3.0
30.96 12.40 Frontline
FRO 3.0
17.98 10.61 FrontViewREIT FVR 5.3
FUBO ...
4.72 1.31 FuboTV
14.07 9.39 FullTruck
YMM 1.7
68.63 47.56 FullerHB
FUL 1.4
10.92 10.04 FutureCrestA
FCRS ...
5.01 3.09 FutureFuel
FF 6.4
Last
Div
Chg. Amt.
19 17.29 –0.04 ...
42 21.82 –1.02 .08
26 10.36 –1.60.2475
34 89.69 +4.23 .21
2 45.48 –1.44 ...
dd 125.17 –27.36 ...
52 114.39 +4.021.2714
dd 14.12 +0.32 .15
9 30.31 +1.04 ...
dd 44.64 –0.01 ...
... 33.59 –0.17 ...
23 56.84 +2.83.4593
33 56.90 –3.22 .06
15 11.05 +0.67 ...
21 51.32 –10.53 .26
dd 50.20 +2.22 ...
22 24.37 –0.97.3665
19 10.19 +1.17 ...
53 252.18 +20.10 .44
14 8.85 –1.33 .20
dd 17.76 –1.73 ...
25 27.03 –0.17 .33
42 62.84 +2.17 .075
18 24.44 +0.36 .815
25 40.45 +1.98 .30
32 30.92 +1.55 .19
dd 16.16 –0.38 .215
4 1.34 –0.24 ...
18 9.48 –0.44 .096
25 67.49 +1.43 .235
... 10.10 –0.03 ...
dd 3.76 +0.13 .06
G
192.88 139.44 GATX
GATX 1.3
2.47 0.90 GCT Semiconductor GCTS ...
332.79 159.36 GE Aerospace
GE
.6
32.09 12.81 GEO Group
GEO ...
846.00 252.25 GE Vernova
GEV .2
52.00 40.83 GFLEnvironmental GFL .1
26.78 9.24 GPGI
GPGI .0
60.37 32.38 GSK
GSK 3.0
66.85 30.46 GXO Logistics
GXO ...
351.23 195.00 Gallagher
AJG 1.3
35.81 19.93 GameStop
GME ...
4.56 2.06 GaotuTechedu GOTU ...
29.29 16.99 Gap
GAP 2.4
261.69 169.26 Garmin
GRMN 1.7
519.37 139.18 Gartner
IT
...
28.47 14.70 GatesIndustrial GTES ...
22.38 11.20 GencoShipping GNK 2.7
229.16 99.50 Generac
GNRC ...
369.70 239.20 GeneralDynamics GD 1.7
67.35 42.79 GeneralMills
GIS 5.0
87.62 41.60 GeneralMotors GM
.8
37.02 0.78 GenerationEssen TGE ...
41.52 16.19 Genesco
GCO ...
17.87 11.74 GenesisEnergy GEL 4.1
28.47 13.05 GenieEnergy
GNE 2.1
13.73 5.76 GeniusSports
GENI ...
55.55 34.79 Genpact
G
2.0
151.57 104.01 GenuineParts
GPC 2.8
9.28 5.99 GenworthFin
GNW ...
GPRK 1.5
9.54 5.66 GeoPark
4.66 2.27 Gerdau
GGB 3.6
3.21 1.00 GettyImages
GETY ...
33.50 25.39 GettyRealty
GTY 5.8
73.69 37.16 Gildan
GIL 1.2
17.58 5.00 GinkgoBioworks DNA ...
53.99 36.76 GlacierBancorp GBCI 2.6
161.78 73.16 Glaukos
GKOS ...
9.00 5.03 GlblBusTravel GBTG ...
38.79 20.79 GlobalIndl
GIC 3.2
45.75 29.05 GlobalMedREIT GMRE 8.3
10.04 6.51 GlobalNetLease GNL 7.7
60.00 39.58 GlobalPtrs
GLP 6.2
107.27 65.93 GlobalPayments GPN 1.5
38.52 17.73 GlobalShipLease GSL 6.6
228.40 48.20 Globant
GLOB ...
152.71 109.38 GlobeLife
GL
.7
101.40 51.79 GlobusMedical GMED ...
195.70 88.11 GoDaddy
GDDY ...
66.70 19.39 Gold.com
GOLD 1.3
61.64 17.64 GoldFields
GFI 1.2
13.44 8.92 GoldmanSachsBDC GSBD13.9
984.70 439.38 GoldmanSachs GS 2.0
68.02 30.87 Gorman-Rupp
GRC 1.1
21.40 2.74 GrabAGun
PEW ...
95.69 72.06 Graco
GGG 1.2
20.32 5.50 GrafTechIntl
EAF ...
91.91 24.78 Graham
GHM ...
1224.76 875.60 Graham
GHC .7
1218.63 893.99 Grainger
GWW .8
136.63 69.08 GraniteConstr GVA .4
3.16 1.61 GranitePointMtg GPMT10.3
6.72 4.18 GraniteRidge
GRNT 8.7
28.19 11.83 GraphicPkg
GPK 3.5
6.31 3.13 GrayMedia
GTN 6.8
GTN.A 2.6
15.33 6.00 GrayMediaA
22 192.06 +3.63 .61
dd 1.26 +0.02 ...
39 315.41 –5.59 .47
8 14.21 –1.69 ...
45 802.13 +22.78 .50
dd 43.31 +0.79.0154
dd 24.63 +0.17.0025
16 58.93 –1.30.4781
cc 65.51 +6.60 ...
36 208.45 –33.13 .70
29 23.57 –1.41 ...
dd 2.12 –0.04 ...
12 27.67 –1.46 .165
26 214.74 +12.41 .90
16 158.58 +2.25 ...
31 27.97 +1.16 ...
dd 22.21 +1.44 .15
84 224.45 +40.92 ...
22 347.64 –12.43 1.50
10 48.34 +0.47 .61
27 81.08 –3.16 .18
4 1.32 +0.04 ...
dd 27.68 –1.39 ...
dd 17.54 +0.35 .18
75 14.60 +0.45 .075
dd 5.79 –0.30 ...
12 37.36 –3.03.1875
25 147.16 –1.35 1.03
17 8.92 –0.11 ...
13 8.24 –0.08 .03
16 4.12 –0.10.0515
dd 1.00 –0.18 ...
25 33.24 +2.43 .485
23 72.58 +1.35 .226
dd 9.29 –0.81 ...
26 51.29 –1.90 .33
dd 109.47 –3.05 ...
cc 5.04 –0.57 ...
18 32.17 –0.51 .26
dd 36.07 –0.56 .75
dd 9.85 +0.24 .19
23 48.75 +1.81 .76
10 68.48 –4.38 .25
3 38.15 +1.49 .625
22 49.40 –10.63 ...
10 144.25 –2.26 .27
28 88.09 +0.28 ...
15 89.12 –8.10 ...
cc 60.91 +5.59 .20
26 54.60 +1.09.402
8 9.23 +0.03 .32
18 905.14 –23.614.50
35 67.40 +1.70 .19
dd 2.87 –0.11 ...
31 94.67 +1.91 .295
dd 6.67 –1.77 ...
63 84.40 +1.16 ...
6 1057.68 –100.55 1.88
32 1131.42 –66.23 2.26
36 130.93 +0.75 .13
dd 1.95 –0.16 .05
18 5.05 –0.05 .11
8 12.42 –0.84 .11
11 4.69 +0.34 .08
30 12.34 –1.69 .08
February 16, 2026
BARRON’S
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE COMPOSITE LIST
D ATA
–52-Week–
High
Low
Name
Tick
Sym Yld P/E
80.97 50.57 GreenBrickPtrs GRBK ...
15.41 6.12 GreenDot
GDOT ...
61.48 37.77 Greenbrier
GBX 2.2
6.12 3.39 GreenfireResources GFR ...
3.25 1.39 GreenTree
GHG 3.6
91.95 52.37 Greif B
GEF.B 3.8
77.14 48.23 Greif A
GEF 2.9
13.29 6.01 GreystoneHousing GHI 13.0
97.58 63.92 Griffon
GFF .9
25.13 9.73 Grindr
GRND ...
490.09 328.85 Group1Auto
GPI
.6
1.84 1.02 GroveCollab
GROV ...
23.05 16.00 GrupoAeromexico AERO ...
294.82 168.62 GAP
PAC 2.8
379.07 249.21 ASUR
ASR 10.1
5.28 2.25 GpoAvalAcc
AVAL 2.5
86.31 35.44 GrupoCibest
CIB 8.5
17.02 4.54 GpoSupervielle SUPV .0
3.48 1.55 GrupoTelevisa TV 2.4
37.43 17.78 GuardianPharm GRDN ...
272.60 121.88 Guidewire
GWRE ...
225.78 153.27 GulfportEnergy GPOR ...
Last
Div
Chg. Amt.
11 80.59 +5.13 ...
dd 11.91 –0.11 ...
10 57.24 +2.64 .32
5 5.78 +0.04 ...
... 1.40 –0.09 .06
23 88.26 +0.50 .83
20 76.82 +1.53 .56
41 7.70 +0.06 .25
cc 93.60 –1.24 .22
dd 10.08 –0.15 ...
13 333.86 –12.42 .55
dd 1.52 –0.01 ...
10 18.00 –1.03 ...
28 283.53 –3.984.4815
20 373.51 +5.598.1662
12 4.43 –0.15.0115
20 77.00 –1.36.3508
54 10.52 –0.49 .187
dd 3.31 +0.14.0908
53 33.46 –0.42 ...
cc 127.03 –1.16 ...
dd 203.97 –8.25 ...
–52-Week–
High
Low
NYSE Cumulative Daily Breadth vs DJIA
Just Like Honey: NYSE Composite breadth rose for a second week,
even as the S&P 500 slipped 1.4% last week—its worst since November. Winning NYSE stocks outpaced losers by 5 to 4.
Breadth
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DJIA
658,000
650,600
47,900
643,200
45,500
635,800
43,100
628,400
40,700
38,300
M
39.80 21.98 HASustInfrCap HASI 4.2
552.90 295.00 HCA Healthcare HCA .6
210.50 115.65 HCI Group
HCI 1.0
39.81 29.23 HDFC Bank
HDB 1.0
59.33 24.66 HF Sinclair
DINO 3.4
53.29 38.03 HNI
HNI 2.7
35.28 18.26 HP
HPQ 6.2
90.81 45.66 HSBC
HSBC 3.9
4.93 2.21 HUYA
HUYA .0
87.32 47.32 Haemonetics
HAE ...
6.75 3.61 Hafnia
HAFN 5.9
14.00 8.03 Hagerty
HGTY ...
11.42 8.71 Haleon
HLN 1.6
35.55 18.72 Halliburton
HAL 2.0
21.20 12.72 HamiltonBeach HBB 2.5
31.60 16.80 HamiltonIns
HG
...
188.18 147.76 HanoverIns
THG 2.2
31.25 19.33 Harley-Davidson HOG 3.5
26.06 9.69 HarmonyGold
HMY .8
144.50 107.49 HartfordIns
HIG 1.7
44.99 16.94 HavertyFurn A HVT.A 4.8
27.67 17.01 HavertyFurn
HVT 5.1
17.38 9.06 HawaiianElec
HE
...
11.50 10.86 HaymakerAcqn4 HYAC ...
17.73 11.10 Hayward
HAYW ...
18.97 14.09 HealthcareRealty HR 6.1
21.28 15.71 HealthpeakProp DOC 7.3
34.17 4.46 HeclaMining
HL
.1
361.69 216.68 Heico
HEI
.1
279.66 174.82 HeicoA
HEI.A .1
76.08 24.76 HeliosTech
HLIO .5
8.92 5.52 HelixEnergy
HLX ...
36.73 14.65 Helm&Payne
HP 3.0
17.93 5.50 Herbalife
HLF ...
201.28 96.19 HercHoldings
HRI 1.6
22.04 15.40 HerculesCapital HTGC12.1
31.98 9.89 HeritageInsurance HRTG ...
234.87 150.04 Hershey
HSY 2.6
44.14 31.63 HessMidstream HESM 8.3
26.44 11.97 HewlettPackard HPE 2.5
93.14 45.28 Hexcel
HXL .8
5.08 2.04 HighTemplarTech HTT ...
32.76 21.56 HighwoodsProp HIW 8.7
40.41 27.35 Hilltop
HTH 2.0
52.08 30.59 HiltonGrandVac HGV ...
333.86 196.04 Hilton
HLT .2
12.06 4.29 HimalayaShipping HSHP ...
72.98 15.63 Hims&HersHealth HIMS ...
62.18 30.08 HingeHealth
HNGE ...
38.98 19.92 Hippo
HIPO ...
4.43 1.60 Holley
HLLY ...
30.83 24.22 HomeBancShares HOMB 2.9
426.75 326.31 HomeDepot
HD 2.4
47.64 30.95 HomeTrustBcshs HTB 1.2
34.89 24.56 HondaMotor
HMC 3.5
48.33 38.76 HoraceMann
HMN 3.3
32.07 21.03 HormelFoods
HRL 4.9
184.55 110.44 DR Horton
DHI 1.1
211.78 137.99 HoulihanLokey HLI 1.4
162.06 81.15 Hovnanian
HOV ...
91.07 61.41 HowardHughes HHH ...
256.70 105.04 HowmetAerospace HWM .2
533.80 299.43 Hubbell
HUBB 1.1
820.00 207.20 HubSpot
HUBS ...
28.74 5.95 HudbayMinerals HBM .1
23.52 5.55 HudsonPacProp HPP ...
315.35 169.61 Humana
HUM 1.9
436.14 159.41 HuntingIngalls HII 1.3
18.53 7.30 Huntsman
HUN 2.6
180.53 102.43 HyattHotels
H
.4
57.89 26.41 Hyster-Yale
HY 3.6
29 39.70 +3.57 .42
19 540.29 +38.60 .78
10 157.96 –5.33 .40
20 32.52 –1.94.3756
28 58.53 –0.06 .50
17 50.03 –2.52 .34
7 19.26 –0.39 .30
18 85.15 –4.14 .50
dd 4.28 –0.38 1.47
16 57.76 –1.58 ...
11 6.73 +0.49 .147
42 12.06 –0.54 ...
26 11.20 +0.22.0555
23 33.96 –1.02 .17
8 19.07 –0.41 .12
7 30.91 +1.21 ...
9 171.80 –4.17 .95
8 20.42 –0.07 .18
17 20.99 +0.62.0715
11 141.25 –1.31 .60
22 25.74 +0.06 .31
22 25.94 –1.37 .33
22 16.82 –0.26 ...
38 11.44
... ...
27 16.71
... ...
dd 17.96 +1.04 .24
cc 16.70 –0.15.1017
74 22.60 –0.17.0037
68 332.52 +5.85 .12
52 252.91 +1.76 .12
75 75.65 +3.13 .09
30 8.60 +0.04 ...
dd 33.20 –2.77 .25
5 15.90 –1.09 ...
dd 173.12 –7.19 .70
9 15.58 –0.87 .07
5 24.82 –1.72 ...
51 222.58 –8.951.452
13 36.68 +0.95.7641
dd 22.69 –0.92.1425
65 89.79 +3.79 .18
4 2.73 –0.16 ...
16 23.12 –2.89 .50
15 39.27 –0.56 .20
81 46.22 –1.42 ...
51 314.62 +0.24 .15
32 12.02 +1.54 .06
30 16.30 –6.72 ...
dd 38.94 +7.77 ...
8 28.26 –1.24 ...
dd 4.15 –0.12 ...
12 29.35 –1.24 .21
27 391.05 +5.90 2.30
12 43.95 –0.60 .13
13 31.78 –1.04.6776
11 42.57 –0.61 .35
27 23.78 –1.15.2925
15 167.78 +11.51 .45
25 165.84 –7.12 .60
18 130.13 +4.25 ...
16 82.15 +0.11 ...
67 250.21 +27.05 .12
31 524.12 +20.32 1.42
cc 243.85 +11.27 ...
22 26.10 +1.37.0072
dd 6.58 –1.57 ...
19 184.10 –9.84 .885
27 418.78 +21.01 1.38
dd 13.21 –0.25.0875
dd 165.39 +2.52 .15
cc 39.47 +2.99 .36
I
IBN
ICL
.7 18 30.62 –0.56.2491
3.3 20 5.73 +0.24.0482
50,300
Breadth 656,535
621,000
H
34.57 27.46 ICICI Bank
7.35 4.85 ICL Group
39
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M
J
J
A
S
O
N
D
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In generating this chart, we subtract each day's NYSE composite declines from that day's advances. The resultant total is
added to the next day's total, and so on. When all five days' numbers are added together, this produces the weekly figure we
plot. Dec. 31, 1985 =1000.
–52-Week–
High
Low
Name
Tick
Sym Yld P/E
145.30 108.15 IDACORP
IDA 2.4
217.16 153.36 IDEX
IEX 1.3
71.12 45.07 IDT
IDT
...
8.95 3.40 IHS Holding
IHS
...
31.18 16.47 ING Groep
ING 3.9
13.79 4.05 INNOVATE
VATE ...
29.61 11.60 Invesco
IVZ 3.2
247.05 134.65 IQVIA
IQV ...
19.14 10.61 IRSA
IRS .0
207.98 105.64 ITT
ITT
.8
22.50 5.02 IamGold
IAG ...
75.32 19.10 Ibotta
IBTA ...
3.60 1.76 iHuman
IH
.0
303.15 214.66 IllinoisToolWks ITW 2.1
39.98 20.48 Imax
IMAX ...
21.87 15.07 IndepRealty
IRT 4.2
21.78 11.13 InfinityNatrlRscs INR ...
30.00 14.19 Infosys
INFY 3.0
100.96 65.61 IngersollRand
IR
.1
77.46 28.49 Ingevity
NGVT ...
24.00 14.25 IngramMicro
INGM 1.5
141.78 102.31 Ingredion
INGR 2.8
75.71 44.58 InnovativeIndProp IIPR 16.5
26.65 11.93 InnovexIntl
INVX ...
95.98 25.33 Insperity
NSP 9.3
197.75 53.11 InspireMedical INSP ...
346.83 150.83 InstalledBldg
IBP
.4
41.64 22.49 InsteelInds
IIIN
.3
144.76 62.00 IntegerHoldings ITGR ...
189.35 143.17 ICE
ICE 1.4
150.89 94.78 InterContHtls
IHG 1.1
52.58 29.09 IntercorpFinSvcs IFS 2.1
324.90 214.50 IBM
IBM 2.6
86.96 59.14 IntlFlavors
IFF 1.9
57.55 35.56 IntlPaper
IP
3.8
63.95 27.20 IntlSeaways
INSW .8
39.01 20.86 IntrepidPotash IPI
...
31.50 25.21 InvenTrust
IVT 3.1
9.50 5.86 InvescoMtg
IVR 16.5
35.80 25.29 InvitatHomes
INVH 4.4
84.64 17.88 IonQ
IONQ ...
110.91 72.33 IronMountain
IRM 3.1
9.60 4.73 ItauUnibanco
ITUB 4.1
Last
Div
Chg. Amt.
Name
Tick
Sym Yld P/E
68.71 48.90 KB Home
KBH 1.5
56.78 39.43 KBR
KBR 1.6
25.17 15.26 KE Holdings
BEKE 1.8
153.87 86.15 KKR
KKR .7
11.53 6.93 KKR RealEstFin KREF14.3
5.29 2.00 KoreGroup
KORE ...
23.97 16.25 KT
KT
...
409.73 244.87 Kadant
KAI .4
118.38 25.03 Karman
KRMN ...
69.83 30.05 Kemper
KMPR 4.0
41.74 17.30 Kennametal
KMT 2.0
10.11 5.98 Kennedy-Wilson KW 4.9
79.48 27.10 KenonHoldings KEN 6.1
25.17 14.02 Kenvue
KVUE 4.4
23.35 12.73 KeyCorp
KEY 3.8
242.62 121.43 KeysightTech
KEYS ...
52.50 24.49 Kforce
KFRC 5.5
45.03 27.07 KilroyRealty
KRC 6.8
16.14 10.98 KimbellRoyalty KRP 11.4
22.97 17.93 KimcoRealty
KIM 4.6
32.34 23.94 KinderMorgan KMI 3.6
21.18 3.61 KinderCareLearning KLC ...
62.12 31.33 Kinetik
KNTK 7.8
16.80 7.06 KingswayFin
KFS ...
39.11 10.32 KinrossGold
KGC .4
512.76 341.06 KinsaleCapital KNSL .3
132.18 79.52 Kirby
KEX ...
25.19 18.52 KiteRealty
KRG 4.4
57.20 17.74 Klarna
KLAR ...
48.00 18.23 Klaviyo
KVYO ...
105.23 58.72 KnifeRiver
KNF ...
62.20 36.69 Knight-Swift
KNX 1.2
11.15 5.29 KnotOffshore
KNOP 1.0
27.73 12.19 Knowles
KN
...
52.70 29.25 KodiakGasSvcs KGS 3.7
25.22 6.04 Kohl's
KSS 2.5
33.44 21.48 Philips
PHG 2.6
91.85 50.00 KontoorBrands KTB 3.1
35.61 22.99 Koppers
KOP .9
23.41 7.08 KoreaElecPwr
KEP ...
78.50 59.23 KornFerry
KFY 3.1
3.49 0.84 KosmosEnergy KOS ...
74.90 58.60 Kroger
KR 2.0
9.50 4.08 KronosWorldwide KRO 3.2
44.20 10.10 Kyndryl
KD
...
dd 15.94 –0.69 .175
11 16.00 +0.18 ...
dd 163.74 –4.81 .10
dd 2.24 –0.69 ...
7 16.36 –0.44 .08
15 302.55 –19.85 1.50
40 254.58 –3.67 .08
42 10.50 +0.02 ...
...
.15 –0.08 ...
16 113.80 –5.89 .80
36 132.79 –16.02 .36
97 25.88 +2.24 ...
9 49.05 +0.83 .40
21 7.10 –0.17 ...
19 53.72 –5.22 .40
... 10.28 –0.03 ...
...
.18 +0.02 ...
dd 26.56 –1.14 1.30
dd 9.90 –0.62 ...
22 243.45 +3.46 1.30
26 139.24 +1.59 .40
22 289.15 –53.61 ...
... 9.32 –2.59 ...
11 113.95 +9.32.6329
L
JK
24.30 13.28 JBG SMITH Prop JBGS 4.4
17.80 12.37 JBS
JBS ...
170.19 90.08 JBT Marel
JBTM .2
9.12 1.70 JELD-WEN
JELD ...
26.03 13.32 J.Jill
JILL 2.0
337.25 202.16 JPMorganChase JPM 2.0
269.17 108.66 Jabil
JBL
.1
10.58 10.01 JacksonAcqnIIA JACS ...
0.30 0.15 JacksonAcqnIIRt JACS.RT ...
123.61 64.70 JacksonFinl
JXN 2.8
168.44 105.15 JacobsSolns
J
1.1
33.00 16.46 JamesHardie
JHX ...
49.42 28.26 JanusHenderson JHG 3.3
10.80 5.73 JanusIntl
JBI
...
72.20 39.28 JefferiesFinl
JEF 3.0
10.50 10.02 JenaAcqnIIA
JENA ...
0.40 0.16 JenaAcqnIIRt
JENA.RT ...
31.88 13.42 JinkoSolar
JKS 4.8
20.95 4.96 JobyAviation
JOBY ...
246.35 141.50 J&J
JNJ 2.1
143.17 68.03 JohnsonControls JCI 1.1
363.06 194.36 JonesLang
JLL
...
14.72 1.60 JumiaTech
JMIA ...
117.24 46.38 KB Financial
KB 1.8
–52-Week–
High
Low
25 144.26 +8.93 .88
33 210.41 –0.96 .71
15 48.76 +0.50 ...
6 8.29 +0.07 ...
13 28.30 –1.76.8796
dd 5.03 –0.28 ...
dd 26.52 –0.30 .21
21 166.94 –20.55 ...
3 15.21 –0.931.3951
33 203.11 –3.76 .386
36 21.63 +2.51 ...
9 21.44 +0.90 ...
7 2.00 +0.19 .085
29 299.60 +6.03 1.61
50 36.08 –1.20 ...
68 16.35 –0.25 .17
dd 16.35 –0.92 ...
19 14.72 –2.12.2589
68 98.52 +0.02 .02
dd 76.57 +3.88 ...
18 21.57 –0.24 .08
11 118.31 –1.80 .82
11 45.93 –2.72 1.90
17 24.76 –0.59 ...
dd 25.68 –13.24 .60
12 59.76 –5.94 ...
37 344.19 +15.27 .37
15 37.58 +0.97 .03
36 85.92 –0.53 ...
26 152.28 –16.72 .52
31 146.13 +1.30 .566
10 47.50 –3.37 1.00
24 262.38 –36.55 1.68
dd 83.00 +8.18 .40
dd 49.10 +2.52.4625
15 63.95 +2.89 .74
dd 33.10 +0.22 ...
22 30.70 +0.28.2377
7 8.71 –0.11 .12
52 26.99 +0.65 .30
dd 34.11 –0.88 ...
cc 109.83 +14.05 .864
13 9.16 +0.17.0029
70.42 26.36 LatamAirlines
159.66 72.31 LCI Inds
5.67 2.43 LG Display
10.41 4.88 LSB Inds
40.05 31.70 LTC Properties
369.59 193.09 L3HarrisTech
52.52 34.25 LXP Industrial
48.13 29.03 La-Z-Boy
293.72 209.38 Labcorp
11.92 9.68 LadderCapital
67.07 39.79 LambWeston
87.60 43.75 LandBridge
2.69 1.03 Lanvin
70.45 30.18 LasVegasSands
58.75 31.97 Lazard
142.84 73.85 Lear
13.00 6.48 Leggett&Platt
205.77 123.62 Leidos
99.90 24.31 Lemonade
21.67 7.90 LendingClub
144.24 98.42 Lennar A
137.39 94.09 Lennar B
LTM 2.5
LCII 2.9
LPL
...
LXU ...
LTC 5.8
LHX 1.4
LXP 5.9
LZB 2.5
LH 1.0
LADR 8.9
LW 3.1
LB
.6
LANV ...
LVS 2.1
LAZ 3.8
LEA 2.2
LEG 1.7
LDOS 1.0
LMND ...
LC
...
LEN 1.6
LEN.B 1.8
Last
Div
Chg. Amt.
11 66.36 +5.42 .25
13 41.30 –2.19 .165
43 17.55 –1.16 .36
44 101.73 –1.47 .185
dd 7.01 –0.31 .25
dd 5.01 +0.08 ...
17 23.56 +2.29 ...
39 334.00 –9.11 .34
cc 75.79 –19.57 ...
15 32.05 –2.19 .32
28 39.59 –0.73 .20
dd 9.89 –0.04 .12
9 79.23 +5.974.80
25 18.70 +0.57.2075
14 21.70 –1.51 .205
48 233.51 +2.56 ...
15 28.95 –7.13 .40
14 31.75 –3.25 .54
dd 14.08 +0.29 .35
28 22.71 +0.88 .26
24 32.32 +1.82.2925
dd 4.33 –0.50 ...
cc 41.54 –0.04 .81
dd 12.23 –0.96 ...
24 34.40 +2.31 .035
17 371.32 –42.78 .25
20 124.93 +2.55 ...
cc 25.03 +0.16 .29
dd 18.11 –2.41 ...
dd 18.60 –0.54 ...
31 80.77 +0.77 ...
cc 59.55 –0.62 .20
7 10.30 –0.09 .026
51 27.29 +0.31 ...
64 50.28 +0.37 .49
12 19.85 +1.35 .125
29 31.25 +1.791.013
17 67.46 +0.43 .53
43 34.30 +2.00 .09
5 21.52 –0.04 ...
12 61.23 –6.88 .48
dd 1.68 +0.20 ...
65 71.25 +3.75 .35
dd 6.33 +0.25 .05
12 12.24 –11.25 ...
12 59.71 –5.131.4006
22 157.13 +2.48 1.15
17 4.00 +0.04 ...
dd 9.85 +0.19 ...
54 39.39 +2.00 .19
41 345.50 –4.16 1.25
26 47.66 –3.89 .70
18 38.34 –0.46 .242
28 282.63 +5.43 .72
20 10.38 +0.11 .23
18 49.82 –0.30 .38
81 65.25 +8.53 .10
dd 1.45 +0.05 ...
24 57.15 –0.65 .30
24 52.31 –4.49 .50
17 137.87 –3.08 .77
7 11.73 –1.16 .05
16 176.30 –16.69 .43
dd 63.76 –10.50 ...
14 15.59 –1.35 ...
15 122.28 +8.26 .50
14 114.25 +7.58 .50
Name
B A R R ON S .C OM / D ATA
Tick
Sym Yld P/E
689.44 443.19 LennoxIntl
LII
.9
24.82 12.17 LeviStrauss
LEVI 2.5
27.21 9.50 LibertyEnergy LBRT 1.4
34.99 24.14 LifeTime
LTH ...
6.23 2.90 LifezoneMetals LZM ...
4.17 0.92 LightInTheBox LITB ...
14.34 7.34 Lightspeed
LSPD ...
1133.95 623.78 EliLilly
LLY .7
46.82 27.58 LincolnNational LNC 4.4
150.96 106.10 Lindsay
LNN 1.1
10.09 5.55 LionsgateStudios LION ...
388.36 262.10 LithiaMotors
LAD .7
10.52 2.31 LithiumAmericas LAC ...
8.80 1.71 LithiumArgentina LAR ...
175.25 112.88 LiveNationEnt LYV ...
42.89 22.68 LiveOakBcshs
LOB .3
35.20 21.71 LiveRamp
RAMP ...
9.04 0.93 LiveWire
LVWR ...
6.34 3.13 LloydsBanking LYG 3.0
5.05 1.01 loanDepot
LDI
...
LOAR ...
99.67 62.11 Loar
5.75 1.70 LocalBounti
LOCL ...
656.34 410.11 LockheedMartin LMT 2.1
114.90 78.98 Loews
L
.2
14.17 7.04 LomaNegra
LOMA ...
113.97 73.42 Louisiana-Pacific LPX 1.2
293.06 206.39 Lowe's
LOW 1.7
LUCK 3.1
12.91 5.71 LuckyStrike
4.57 2.30 LufaxHolding
LU
...
11.95 3.01 LumenTech
LUMN ...
2.84 1.28 LumentFinance LFT 12.0
12.06 6.18 LuxExperience LUXE ...
LXFR 3.3
16.02 9.41 Luxfer
78.52 41.58 LyondellBasell LYB 9.5
Last
Div
Chg. Amt.
25 566.65 +36.67 1.30
20 21.91 +1.36 .14
29 25.90 +0.67 .09
23 29.06 –0.76 ...
... 4.39 –0.46 ...
9 2.65
... ...
dd 8.99 –0.27 ...
46 1040.00 –18.18 1.73
8 40.88 +0.57 .45
20 134.96 +0.93 .37
dd 8.09 –0.95 ...
9 301.32 –42.92 .55
dd 4.63 –0.03 ...
dd 6.91 +0.18 ...
cc 158.27 +17.43 ...
18 40.54 –0.29 .03
23 24.36 +1.15 ...
dd 2.68 +0.01 ...
... 5.61 –0.30 .134
dd 2.03 –0.12 ...
98 64.46 –1.09 ...
dd 1.72 –0.24 ...
30 652.58 +29.00 3.45
14 108.78 –2.49.0625
36 11.47 +0.19 ...
30 93.62 –3.35 .28
24 287.39 +9.01 1.20
dd 7.83 +1.20 .06
... 2.69 –0.20 ...
dd 8.39 +0.33 ...
14 1.33 –0.02 .04
2 10.51 +3.08 ...
30 15.62 +0.12 .13
dd 57.61 +2.51 1.37
M
239.00 150.75 M&T Bank
MTB 2.6
8.26 3.86 MBIA
MBI ...
21.49 15.04 MDU Rscs
MDU 2.7
11.08 7.85 MFA Financial MFA 14.6
29.97 21.94 MGIC Investment MTG 2.3
MGM ...
41.32 25.30 MGM Resorts
158.92 100.22 M/I Homes
MHO ...
26.74 13.95 MinisoGroup
MNSO 3.1
32.49 7.71 MNTN
MNTN ...
8.10 1.83 MOGU
MOGU ...
MPLX 7.6
57.16 44.60 MPLX
100.25 18.64 MP Materials
MP
...
208.92 127.86 MSA Safety
MSA 1.0
626.28 486.74 MSCI
MSCI 1.6
18.09 11.78 MSC Incm Fd
MSIF10.8
96.99 68.10 MSC Industrial MSM 3.7
6.60 0.97 MV Oil
MVO55.1
20.97 12.48 Macerich
MAC 3.7
16.65 10.46 MachNaturalRscs MNR 14.8
24.41 9.76 Macy's
M
3.4
63.10 28.29 MSG Ent
MSGE ...
298.97 173.26 MSG Sports
MSGS ...
69.94 30.39 MagnaIntl
MGA 2.8
5.16 2.18 Magnachip
MX
...
23.18 7.82 Magnera
MAGN ...
27.47 19.09 MagnoliaOil
MGY 2.3
19.93 14.45 MagnumIceCrm MICC ...
67.77 47.00 MainStreetCap MAIN 5.2
19.65 12.05 ManchesterUnited MANU ...
15.56 7.06 Manitowoc
MTW ...
63.35 26.14 Manpower
MAN 5.0
38.72 25.92 ManulifeFinl
MFC 3.3
210.32 115.10 MarathonPetrol MPC 2.0
41.94 24.43 Marcus&Millichap MMI 1.9
22.38 12.85 Marcus
MCS 2.0
10.08 7.49 MarineProducts MPX 7.0
31.60 16.85 MarineMax
HZO ...
2207.59 1621.89 Markel
MKL ...
91.18 44.58 MarriottVacations VAC 5.9
248.00 170.37 Marsh
MRSH 2.1
710.97 441.95 MartinMarietta MLM .5
79.19 56.55 Masco
MAS 1.6
276.79 99.70 MasTec
MTZ ...
16.95 9.33 MasterBrand
MBC ...
601.77 465.59 Mastercard
MA
.7
59.22 35.19 MatadorRscs
MTDR 3.1
172.03 69.10 Materion
MTRN .4
15.48 4.34 Mativ
MATV 2.7
169.20 86.97 Matson
MATX .9
20.68 13.84 MauiLand
MLP ...
100.00 63.77 Maximus
MMS 1.8
22.37 11.72 MayvilleEngg
MEC ...
85.50 59.57 McCormickVtg MKC.V 2.7
86.24 59.62 McCormick
MKC 2.7
335.67 283.47 McDonald's
MCD 2.3
29.70 6.38 McEwen
MUX ...
18.00 10.70 McGrawHill
MH
...
971.93 585.23 McKesson
MCK .4
13.92 7.14 MediaAlpha
MAX ...
6.34 3.95 MedicalProp
MPT 6.6
16.66 10.10 Medifast
MED ...
106.33 79.55 Medtronic
MDT 2.9
123.33 73.31 Merck
MRK 2.8
13 228.71 –9.30 1.50
dd 6.04 –0.54 ...
22 20.80 +0.46 .14
12 9.89 +0.15 .36
8 26.66 –0.65 .15
45 34.14 –3.35 ...
10 149.58 +7.72 ...
20 19.27 +0.36.2896
dd 10.27 +2.23 ...
18 2.75 +0.34 ...
12 56.83 +0.831.0765
dd 58.03 –3.23 ...
28 201.94 +8.81 .53
34 526.06 –31.72 2.05
7 12.99 –0.11 .36
26 94.04 –1.52 .87
1 1.46 +0.05 .14
dd 18.52 –1.10 .17
14 13.10 +0.77 .27
13 21.63 –1.07.1824
58 62.51 +1.66 ...
dd 291.48 +12.19 ...
23 68.73 +14.71 .485
dd 3.01 –0.03 ...
dd 13.82 –1.04 ...
16 26.78 –0.21 .165
33 16.83 –2.39 ...
10 59.44 –0.87 .26
dd 17.44 +0.10 ...
75 14.30 –0.73 ...
dd 28.66 –7.98 .72
17 36.77 –1.27.3567
15 203.26 +0.26 1.00
dd 25.85 –0.75 .25
68 16.03 +0.41 .08
25 7.98 –0.24 .14
dd 29.02 –0.96 ...
12 2061.88 –40.27 ...
12 53.95 –1.63 .80
21 174.06 –10.97 .90
36 678.86 –11.14 .83
20 76.19 +3.32 .32
64 269.53 +10.37 ...
59 11.79 –1.80 ...
31 518.36 –30.38 .87
8 47.80 +0.45 .375
45 159.68 +8.31 .14
dd 14.78 +0.23 .10
12 162.18 –0.76 .36
dd 16.78 –0.34 ...
11 74.69 –0.39 .33
38 21.94 +0.29 ...
25 71.90 +4.69 .48
24 71.49 +4.07 .48
27 327.58 +0.42 1.86
dd 25.71 +0.45 ...
dd 13.67 +1.05 ...
27 934.75 –13.93 .82
dd 7.17 –1.78 ...
dd 5.44 +0.08 .09
cc 10.77 –0.59 ...
27 99.49 –3.41 .71
17 121.41 –0.52 .85
–52-Week–
High
Low
Name
Tick
Sym Yld P/E
96.50 47.06 MercuryGeneral MCY 1.4
84.74 59.27 MeritageHomes MTH 2.1
10.42 4.03 MesaRoyalty
MTR 5.0
42.38 22.55 MesabiTrust
MSB 3.8
21.73 10.78 Metallus
MTUS ...
11.74 5.08 MethodeElec
MEI 2.2
87.39 65.21 MetLife
MET 2.9
97.84 47.08 MetropolitanBk MCB .9
1525.17 946.69 Mettler-Toledo MTD ...
MIAX ...
51.38 28.63 MiamiIntl
173.38 125.75 MidAmApt
MAA 4.5
64.70 33.81 MillerIndustries MLR 1.8
36.00 21.02 MillroseProp
MRP 8.0
75.30 49.54 MineralsTechs MTX .7
30.28 12.00 MirionTech
MIR ...
15.22 7.06 MistrasGroup
MG
...
20.15 10.46 MitsubishiUFJ MUFG 2.0
10.28 4.04 MizuhoFin
MFG 1.5
235.02 64.79 ModineMfg
MOD ...
17.15 13.62 ModivIndl
MDV 8.0
78.57 47.00 Moelis
MC 3.9
143.13 96.24 MohawkInds
MHK ...
359.97 121.06 MolinaHealthcare MOH ...
65.82 41.10 MolsonCoorsA TAP.A 3.4
64.66 42.94 MolsonCoorsB TAP 3.5
32.00 10.51 MontroseEnvl MEG ...
546.88 378.71 Moody's
MCO .9
336.98 143.67 Moog A
MOG.A .4
332.11 152.20 Moog B
MOG.B .4
192.68 94.33 MorganStanley MS 2.3
21.00 14.81 MS Direct Lend MSDL12.7
38.23 22.36 Mosaic
MOS 3.0
492.22 359.36 MotorolaSol
MSI 1.0
25.22 12.85 Movado
MOV 5.7
139.29 66.84 MuellerIndustries MLI .8
30.21 22.01 MuellerWater MWA .9
35.19 18.95 MurphyOil
MUR 4.2
523.09 345.23 MurphyUSA
MUSA .6
22.69 9.06 MyersIndustries MYE 2.4
Last
Div
Chg. Amt.
12 93.47 –1.72.3175
13 80.60 +4.69 .43
24 4.77 +0.06.0015
26 33.98 –1.22 .26
dd 20.70 –0.60 ...
dd 9.07 –0.02 .05
16 77.31 +0.93.5675
14 93.21 –3.18 .20
32 1360.95 –12.62 ...
dd 42.14 –0.09 ...
36 135.55 +3.42 1.53
17 44.43 –0.17 .20
24 31.97 +0.28 .75
dd 72.97 +0.20 .12
cc 22.51 –1.56 ...
26 14.56 –0.11 ...
17 19.73 +0.59.2249
17 9.90 +0.29.0932
cc 216.50 +0.78 ...
dd 14.93 –0.37 .10
22 65.94 –7.31 .65
22 132.60 +0.71 ...
16 135.35 +3.63 ...
dd 55.92 +6.93 .47
dd 53.22 +1.46 .47
dd 20.49 –4.20 ...
34 426.44 –26.05 .94
40 324.63 +0.43 .30
40 326.32 –5.79 .30
17 171.15 –8.81 1.00
10 15.79 +0.61 .50
8 29.65 +1.05 .22
36 461.76 +39.58 1.21
25 24.36 –0.14 .35
17 119.46 +1.60 .25
24 30.13 +0.95 .07
47 33.62 +1.51 .35
17 407.45 +29.56 .63
30 22.08 –0.09 .135
N
56.29 30.00 NACCO Inds
NC 1.8
10.41 5.20 N-able
NABL ...
43.27 22.30 NCR Atleos
NATL ...
14.67 7.55 NCR Voyix
VYX ...
8.27 1.48 NetPower
NPWR ...
13.00 2.64 NGL Energy
NGL ...
8.02 3.02 NIO
NIO ...
20.39 10.29 NIQGlbIntel
NIQ ...
9.27 5.04 NL Industries
NL 5.7
44.58 35.80 NNN REIT
NNN 5.4
19.60 10.84 NOV
NOV 1.6
15.05 4.76 NPK Intl
NPKI ...
180.54 79.57 NRG Energy
NRG 1.1
8618.28 6562.85 NVR
NVR ...
72.06 23.27 NaborsIndustries NBR ...
43.54 32.83 NatlBankHoldings NBHC 3.1
94.13 69.93 NationalFuelGas NFG 2.5
93.13 59.35 NationalGrid
NGG 3.3
90.49 66.41 NatlHealthInv NHI 4.1
137.78 77.63 NatlPrestoInds NPK .8
40.62 27.43 NatlStorage
NSA 6.8
37.55 16.73 NaturalGasSvcs NGS 1.2
61.22 23.47 NaturalGrocers NGVC 2.2
128.60 86.83 NaturalResPtrs NRP 2.4
5.50 2.15 Natuzzi
NTZ ...
19.36 10.40 NatWest
NWG 4.0
19.32 10.55 Navigator
NVGS 1.5
63.47 28.37 NaviosMaritime NMM .3
142.87 98.15 Nelnet
NNI 1.0
33.23 14.78 NeptuneInsurance NP
...
2.02 0.77 NerdyA
NRDY ...
34.53 18.45 NetLeaseOffice NLOP .0
20.25 13.74 Netstreit
NTST 4.3
10.39 10.00 NewAmericaI A NWAX ...
54.28 43.46 NewJerseyRscs NJR 3.5
64.97 40.66 NewOrientalEduc EDU ...
74.04 44.83 NYTimes A
NYT 1.3
875.97 510.07 NewMarket
NEU 2.0
134.88 41.23 Newmont
NEM .8
265.00 5.18 Newsmax
NMAX ...
14.94 4.44 NexaResources NEXA .0
13.96 3.91 NexGenEnergy NXE ...
16.80 12.14 NexPointRealEst NREF13.3
43.13 27.69 NexPointResidentl NXRT 7.1
3.72 1.32 Nextdoor
NXDR ...
94.94 61.72 NextEraEnergy NEE 2.4
156.32 97.90 NicoletBankshares NIC .8
82.44 52.28 Nike
NKE 2.6
46.40 35.64 NiSource
NI
2.6
12.84 7.67 NoahHoldings
NOAH ...
46.31 17.40 Noble
NE 4.4
8.19 4.00 Nokia
NOK 1.7
20.81 11.04 NomadFoods
NOMD 5.3
9.58 4.86 Nomura
NMR 3.7
4.57 2.13 NordicAmTankers NAT 7.9
319.94 201.63 NorfolkSouthern NSC 1.7
19.17 12.12 NorthAmConstr NOA 2.1
9.48 4.00 NoEuroOil
NRT 12.1
14 55.50 +1.30.2525
dd 5.35 –0.26 ...
26 42.24 +2.07 ...
dd 9.49 –0.36 ...
dd 2.13 –0.01 ...
cc 12.00 +0.01 ...
dd 4.95 –0.09 ...
dd 10.77 –0.33 ...
32 6.30 +0.11 .09
21 44.34 +1.43 .60
51 19.20 +0.29 .075
38 14.44 +0.33 ...
25 172.35 +19.03 .475
17 7507.43 –502.41 ...
4 68.10 –1.68 ...
15 41.84 +0.09 .32
12 87.34 +1.57 .535
25 92.40 +4.341.0657
28 89.31 +5.24 .92
23 124.47 –6.11 1.00
54 33.47 +0.79 .57
25 37.11 +0.63 .11
13 26.84 +0.41 .15
11 125.41 +5.02 .75
dd 3.21 +0.05 ...
9 16.07 –2.04 .255
13 19.30 +1.07 .07
7 61.94 +1.72 .05
11 129.63 –2.49 .33
68 18.89 –4.67 ...
dd 1.00 –0.04 ...
dd 19.80 +0.26 6.75
cc 20.20 +0.87 .22
... 10.10
... ...
17 54.23 +1.81 .475
25 58.70 –4.02 ...
35 72.94 +4.83 .23
13 592.80 –131.103.00
20 125.80 +10.48 .25
dd 5.40 –0.71 ...
dd 11.93 –0.46.1012
dd 11.62 +0.58 ...
5 15.08 +0.23 .50
dd 29.76 –0.65 .53
dd 1.60 –0.14 ...
28 93.80 +4.33.5665
16 155.19 +2.94 .32
37 63.13 –0.79 .41
24 46.36 +2.26 .30
9 12.00 +0.29 ...
34 45.82 +6.62 .50
54 7.03 –0.04.0356
9 12.90
... .17
12 9.54 +0.42.1615
cc 4.54 +0.28 .13
25 314.94 +8.46 1.35
19 16.20 +0.17.0857
9 8.15 –1.11 .22
40
BARRON’S
D ATA
–52-Week–
High
Low
Name
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE COMPOSITE LIST
Tick
Sym Yld P/E
36.16 19.88 NorthernOil&Gas NOG 6.9
19.48 11.43 NorthpointeBcshs NPB .6
715.61 426.24 NorthropGrum NOC 1.3
50.45 38.94 NorthwestNat NWN 3.9
27.41 14.21 NorwegCruise NCLH ...
6.06 1.30 NouveauMonde NMG ...
163.42 97.72 Novartis
NVS 2.5
93.80 43.08 NovoNordisk
NVO 2.7
18.98 9.01 NuHoldings
NU
...
14.62 5.32 NuSkinEnts
NUS 2.9
196.90 97.59 Nucor
NUE 1.2
57.42 11.08 NuScalePower SMR ...
73.55 45.78 Nutrien
NTR 3.1
9.75 1.54 NuvationBio
NUVB ...
18.01 12.95 NuvChurchDirect NCDL12.8
0.12 0.01 NuvRealAssetRt JRI.RT ...
120.85 41.71 nVentElectric
NVT .7
Last
Div
Chg. Amt.
15 25.96 +0.32 .45
8 17.59 +0.36 .025
24 702.57 –6.54 2.31
20 50.35 +2.28.4925
16 21.49 –1.83 ...
dd 2.15 +0.06 ...
23 163.10 +6.683.1024
14 49.57 +1.93.9158
33 16.82 –0.58 ...
3 8.36 –2.45 .06
24 183.23 –9.61 .56
dd 14.31 –3.22 ...
19 70.81 +2.20 .545
dd 5.77 +0.07 ...
9 14.05 +0.56 .45
...
.02 –0.10 ...
26 113.25 +0.61 .21
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46.11 33.15 OFGBancorp
OFG 3.3
47.33 40.80 OGE Energy
OGE 3.6
16.91 9.23 O-I Glass
OI
...
86.18 68.58 ONE Gas
OGS 3.2
103.64 64.02 ONEOK
OKE 5.0
8.10 4.35 ON24
ONTF ...
31.78 17.08 Openlane
OPLN ...
47.75 17.55 OR Royalties
OR
.4
27.04 12.95 OutfrontMedia OUT 4.8
52.58 34.78 OccidentalPetrol OXY 2.1
34.57 15.46 OceaneeringIntl OII
...
12.12 5.55 OctaveSpecialty OSG ...
6.35 0.77 Offerpad
OPAD ...
69.76 41.37 Oil-Dri
ODC 1.3
9.51 3.08 OilStatesIntl
OIS
...
43.22 17.91 OkeanisEcoTankers ECO 4.9
193.84 17.42 Oklo
OKLO ...
46.76 34.43 OldRepublic
ORI 2.7
28.67 17.66 Olin
OLN 3.1
47.94 35.04 OmegaHealthcare OHI 5.7
89.27 66.33 Omnicom
OMC 4.6
61.29 34.38 OnHolding
ONON ...
26.04 20.11 OnceUponaFarm OFRM ...
28.36 19.62 OneLiberty
OLP 7.9
71.93 38.00 OneMain
OMF 7.4
54.10 25.50 Onity
ONIT ...
229.87 85.88 OntoInnovation ONTO ...
OOMA ...
15.65 9.79 Ooma
94.10 49.26 Oppenheimer A OPY .8
15.03 7.54 OppFi
OPFI .0
3.04 1.52 OptimumComms OPTU ...
345.72 118.86 Oracle
ORCL 1.2
9.01 5.69 OrchidIsland
ORC 19.1
16.50 6.18 Organon
OGN 1.1
46.02 28.80 OriginBancorp OBK 1.4
15.00 4.64 OrionGroup
ORN ...
4.25 1.46 OrionProperties ONL 3.0
16.63 4.35 Orion
OEC 1.2
37.04 17.75 Orix
IX
2.2
132.58 62.91 OrmatTech
ORA .4
23.80 11.20 OscarHealth
OSCR ...
180.49 76.82 Oshkosh
OSK 1.3
4.21 1.16 OsiskoDevelopment ODV ...
106.83 84.00 OtisWorldwide OTIS 1.9
48.17 29.80 Ovintiv
OVV 2.6
179.82 97.53 OwensCorning OC 2.4
16.94 2.75 Owlet
OWLT ...
75.58 30.57 OxfordIndustries OXM 7.2
9 41.91 +0.97 .35
19 46.98 +3.02 .425
dd 14.79 –1.84 ...
20 86.04 +3.55 .68
16 86.11 +4.27 1.07
dd 7.92 +0.03 ...
32 28.30 –1.13 ...
55 42.69 +2.66 .055
37 25.04 –1.85 .30
34 46.07 –0.24 .24
15 33.15 +0.96 ...
dd 5.76 –0.35 ...
dd
.81 –0.13 ...
17 64.40 +0.09 .205
25 9.40 +0.30 ...
18 42.98 +2.66 .75
dd 65.69 –5.41 ...
11 42.57 +0.80 2.50
dd 25.88 +1.05 .20
25 47.40 +2.12 .67
10 69.00 –0.87 .80
57 45.29 +1.82 ...
dd 21.92 +0.87 ...
15 22.76 +0.32 .45
9 56.91 –4.73 1.05
2 45.63 +3.36 ...
61 217.23 +8.73 ...
cc 11.64 –0.22 ...
7 85.85 –6.63 .18
dd 8.91 –0.16 .25
dd 1.67 +0.03 ...
30 160.14 +17.32 .50
7 7.53 –0.08 .12
10 7.39 –0.82 .02
18 43.74 –1.89 .15
57 13.84 –0.29 ...
dd 2.65 +0.08 .02
dd 7.11 +0.06.0207
13 36.34 +4.04.5987
54 118.19 –4.96 .12
dd 13.42 +1.18 ...
17 171.08 –0.63 .57
dd 3.70 +0.07 ...
26 89.83 –0.02 .42
51 46.93 +0.40 .30
dd 134.19 –1.55 .79
dd 10.93 –0.51 ...
dd 38.22 –1.80 .69
PQ
43.08 7.50 PACS Group
PACS ...
41.48 13.62 PBF Energy
PBF 3.2
18.20 12.97 PG&E
PCG 1.1
78.90 36.25 PHINIA
PHIN 1.6
195.62 119.76 PJT Partners
PJT .6
25.12 18.61 PLDT
PHI 5.0
243.94 145.12 PNC Finl
PNC 3.0
67.96 40.80 POSCO
PKX 2.1
133.43 90.24 PPG Ind
PPG 2.2
38.27 32.50 PPL
PPL 2.9
43.97 23.50 ProgHoldings
PRG 1.6
PSQH ...
3.97 0.62 PSQ
89.79 59.28 PVH
PVH .2
249.51 172.72 PackagingCpAm PKG 2.0
19.75 6.67 PagerDuty
PD
...
12.32 6.70 PagSeguroDig PAGS 1.3
15.90 11.30 PalmerSquCapBDC PSBD12.7
94.50 54.95 PampaEnergia PAM ...
69.99 20.55 PanAmerSilver PAAS 1.0
48.40 11.86 ParPacific
PARR ...
72.15 20.00 ParTechnology PAR ...
26.12 11.97 ParkAerospace PKE 2.1
13.22 8.27 ParkHotels
PK 8.9
1012.49 488.45 ParkerHannifin PH
.7
89.50 54.56 Parsons
PSN ...
267.76 104.90 PaycomSoftware PAYC 1.2
40.43 22.65 Paymentus
PAY ...
21.01 6.09 Paysafe
PSFE ...
39.95 9.61 PeabodyEnergy BTU .9
20.97 10.35 PeakstoneRealty PKST 1.9
36 37.81 –0.87 ...
dd 34.54 –0.97 .275
16 18.16 +1.76 .05
34 75.74 +2.05 .30
23 154.24 –8.26 .25
10 23.95 –0.03.8414
14 229.32 –13.16 1.70
52 65.62 +2.35.4247
19 131.34 +4.83 .71
26 37.82 +1.90.2725
8 33.37 –1.23 .13
dd
.75 –0.04 ...
10 68.71 +2.59.0375
29 246.31 +7.45 1.25
4 6.94 –1.10 ...
8 10.55 –0.44 .12
26 11.35 –0.10 .36
13 81.42 –1.73 ...
33 57.93 +2.72 .14
9 42.86 –0.44 ...
dd 20.86 –1.38 ...
55 23.68 –0.64 .125
dd 11.20 –0.33 .25
37 1001.75 +25.26 1.80
29 63.38 –6.06 ...
15 125.31 –5.66 .375
50 23.10 –1.71 ...
dd 6.11 –1.00 ...
dd 34.45 –2.47 .075
dd 20.82 –0.02 .10
–52-Week–
High
Low
Name
Tick
Sym Yld P/E
17.90 12.02 Pearson
PSO 2.6
13.11 7.41 PebblebrookHotel PEB .3
24.99 11.84 PediatrixMedical MD
...
44.60 34.13 PembinaPipeline PBA 4.7
11.46 8.40 PennantParkFR PFLT14.3
7.53 5.08 PennantPark
PNNT18.6
160.36 85.74 PennyMacFin
PFSI 1.3
14.93 11.60 PennyMacMtg PMT 12.7
189.51 134.05 PenskeAuto
PAG 3.0
113.95 74.25 Pentair
PNR 1.1
362.41 221.26 Penumbra
PEN ...
PERF ...
2.67 1.35 Perfect
109.05 68.40 PerformanceFood PFGC ...
29.88 8.76 PerimeterSolutions PRM ...
20.46 8.01 PermianBasin
PBT 1.7
17.38 10.01 PermianRscs
PR 3.5
2.04 1.30 PermianvilleRT PVL 7.8
4.63 2.61 PermRock
PRT 10.5
30.93 12.17 Perrigo
PRGO 8.0
16.02 11.03 PetroleoBrasil PBR 7.0
14.92 10.28 PetroleoBrasilA PBR.A 7.5
27.94 20.92 Pfizer
PFE 6.2
190.98 142.11 PhilipMorris
PM 3.1
163.79 91.01 Phillips66
PSX 3.0
47.08 23.52 PhoenixEducPtrs PXED 3.0
3.65 1.28 PhoenixNewMedia FENG ...
32.76 11.58 Phreesia
PHR ...
9.19 5.46 PiedmontRealty PDM .0
122.02 81.57 PinnacleFinPtrs PNFP 2.1
99.69 85.32 PinnacleWest
PNW 3.7
39.93 13.84 Pinterest
PINS ...
380.26 202.91 PiperSandler
PIPR .9
13.11 7.40 PitneyBowes
PBI 3.5
114.47 87.44 PlanetFitness
PLNT ...
30.90 2.79 PlanetLabs
PL
...
75.25 30.92 Polaris
PII 4.1
54.28 39.55 PortlandGenElec POR 3.9
119.85 95.07 PostHoldings
POST ...
19.38 12.26 PostalRealty
PSTL 5.2
91.99 36.20 PrecisionDrilling PDS ...
90.04 57.25 PrestigeCnsHlth PBH ...
296.00 230.09 Primerica
PRI 1.7
35.85 14.36 PrimoBrands
PRMB 2.1
174.43 49.10 PrimorisSvcs
PRIM .2
24.66 13.90 ProAssurance
PRA ...
PCOR ...
88.92 46.08 ProcoreTech
179.99 137.62 Procter&Gamble PG 2.6
292.99 197.92 Progressive
PGR .2
141.95 85.35 Prologis
PLD 2.9
12.60 4.51 ProPetro
PUMP ...
79.03 61.07 ProsperityBcshs PB 3.3
68.91 29.59 ProtoLabs
PRLB ...
23.98 14.34 ProvidentFinSvcs PFS 4.2
119.76 90.38 PrudentialFinl PRU 5.4
34.03 17.71 Prudential
PUK ...
91.26 74.67 PSEG
PEG 2.9
322.49 256.54 PublicStorage
PSA 4.0
143.66 88.07 PulteGroup
PHM .7
100.59 34.51 PureStorage
PSTG ...
41.11 26.66 PursuitAttract PRSU ...
10.17 9.92 Pyrophyte II A
PAII ...
QTWO ...
96.68 51.34 Q2
27.55 11.85 QXO
QXO ...
57.82 39.61 Qiagen
QGEN ...
117.69 70.50 QnityElec
Q
.3
8.04 4.50 QuadGraphics
QUAD 4.6
182.58 95.91 QuakerHoughton KWR 1.1
23.72 11.04 QuanexBldg
NX 1.5
543.28 227.08 QuantaServices PWR .1
213.20 157.20 QuestDiag
DGX 1.5
Last
Div
Chg. Amt.
15 12.56 +0.30.0891
dd 12.75 +0.37 .01
11 21.52 +0.63 ...
22 44.42 +1.73.5025
25 8.63 –0.88.1025
13 5.16 –0.52 .08
10 92.01 –3.59 .30
13 12.64 +0.42 .40
12 171.35 +4.67 1.40
26 101.37 +4.02 .27
81 339.30 –1.72 ...
27 1.49 +0.12 ...
44 98.00 +3.60 ...
62 26.22 –0.72 ...
58 18.86 +0.44.0401
16 17.29 +0.36 .15
27 1.74 –0.05 .015
8 3.48 –0.06.0194
dd 14.54 –0.10 .29
7 15.19 +0.32.2403
7 14.15 +0.06.2403
20 27.58 +0.36 .43
26 187.51 +4.70 1.47
15 159.77 +1.97 1.27
10 28.33 –0.51 .21
dd 1.76 –0.02 ...
dd 11.95 –0.25 ...
dd 8.25 –0.61 .125
12 96.13 –6.13 .50
20 99.39 +5.87 .91
25 15.42 –4.18 ...
20 322.71 –41.67 1.25
24 10.25 –0.53 .09
37 90.70 –0.91 ...
dd 22.42 +0.16 ...
dd 65.82 –3.51 .68
20 54.00 +3.35 .525
21 111.90 –2.71 ...
39 18.85 –0.36 .245
dd 87.35 +0.18 ...
18 66.79 +0.46 ...
11 250.89 –24.98 1.20
dd 18.76 –0.87 .10
33 166.53 +5.99 .08
37 24.49 +0.14 ...
dd 52.34 +1.05 ...
24 160.07 +0.901.0568
11 204.53 +2.2413.50
39 138.97 +2.02 1.01
dd 12.02 +0.78 ...
13 72.63 –1.88 .60
77 67.52 +0.35 ...
10 22.96 –0.83 .24
10 104.61 +1.81 1.40
11 29.53 –3.10 ...
21 86.37 +5.72 .63
33 300.35 +13.353.00
13 142.56 +7.47 .26
cc 73.85 +2.86 ...
3 36.62 –0.87 ...
... 10.13 –0.03 ...
68 53.23 –3.79 ...
dd 27.07 +4.06 ...
25 50.41 –0.54 ...
30 111.69 +13.47 .08
16 6.54 +0.22 .075
dd 179.34 +9.27 .508
dd 22.04 +0.75 .08
78 524.08 +15.97 .11
24 206.87 +16.16 .86
R
563.51 297.28 RBC Bearings
RBC ...
119.58 87.87 RB Global
RBA 1.2
RELX 2.8
56.33 27.57 RELX
10.61 6.74 RE/MAX
RMAX ...
389.25 123.03 RH
RH
...
81.79 55.80 RLI
RLI 1.0
9.81 6.16 RLJ Lodging
RLJ 7.2
2.84 1.66 RLX Tech
RLX 4.6
6.85 4.10 RPC
RES 2.7
129.12 95.28 RPM
RPM 1.8
206.48 112.27 RTX
RTX 1.4
22.17 10.43 RXO
RXO ...
38.84 29.32 RadianGroup
RDN 3.1
3.19 1.12 Rafael
RFL ...
57.02 37.27 Ralliant
RAL .5
380.00 176.61 RalphLauren
RL 1.0
43.50 30.32 RangeResources RRC 1.0
18.45 10.56 RangerEnergySvcs RNGR 1.4
7.74 2.91 Ranpak
PACK ...
177.66 117.57 RaymondJames RJF 1.4
8.95 3.35 RayonierAdvMatls RYAM ...
28.31 21.06 Rayonier
RYN 4.6
7.03 1.65 ReadyCapital
RC 2.4
66.28 50.71 RealtyIncome
O
4.9
282.95 79.75 Reddit
RDDT ...
26.27 4.87 Redwire
RDW ...
6.97 4.68 RedwoodTrust RWT10.9
65 552.44 +8.42 ...
49 102.00 –15.71 .31
23 31.06 +1.68.2638
11 6.94 –0.46 ...
37 205.06 –6.10 ...
14 61.62 –0.102.00
cc 8.29 +0.32 .15
29 2.35 –0.06 .10
39 5.82 +0.05 .04
23 118.21 +1.27 .54
40 200.06 +1.40 .68
dd 13.51 –3.39 ...
8 32.82 –0.74 .255
dd 1.20 –0.02 ...
dd 44.13 +4.61 .05
25 369.18 +26.29.9125
16 37.57 +1.00 .09
26 16.90 +0.51 .06
dd 5.97 +0.22 ...
16 158.68 –13.46 .54
dd 8.24 +0.18 ...
54 23.60 +1.14.2725
dd 1.69 –0.37 .01
61 65.66 +2.43 .27
52 139.65 –0.18 ...
dd 8.02 –2.02 ...
dd 6.59 +0.93 .18
–52-Week–
High
Low
Name
Tick
Sym Yld P/E
229.30 90.56 RegalRexnord
RRX .6
46.00 25.41 RegionalMgmt RM 3.5
31.53 17.74 RegionsFinl
RF 3.6
229.21 159.25 ReinsGrp
RGA 1.7
365.59 250.07 Reliance
RS 1.4
315.88 219.00 RenaissanceRe RNR .5
42.11 26.97 Renasant
RNST 2.3
33.46 19.60 RentokilInit
RTO 1.7
23.72 9.90 ReposiTrak
TRAK .7
258.75 201.42 RepublicSvcs
RSG 1.1
45.29 14.18 ResideoTech
REZI ...
293.81 199.92 ResMed
RMD 1.0
236.19 22.75 ResoluteHldgsMgmt RHLD ...
73.70 58.71 RestaurantBrands QSR 3.7
31.86 16.80 Revolve
RVLV ...
120.39 81.36 Revvity
RVTY .3
36.50 16.73 RexAmerRscs
REX ...
44.38 29.68 RexfordIndlRealty REXR 4.7
10.70 10.21 RiceAcqnCorp.3 KRSP ...
13.47 8.15 RidgepostCap
RPC 1.7
35.25 20.59 RingCentral
RNG ...
100.33 51.67 RioTinto
RIO 3.8
RSKD ...
5.95 3.94 Riskified
10.46 9.87 RithmAcqnA
RAC ...
12.74 9.13 RithmCapital
RITM 9.5
20.52 13.71 RithmProperty RPT 9.8
61.16 24.46 RobertHalf
RHI 9.5
150.59 50.10 Roblox
RBLX ...
24.36 10.94 RocketCos.
RKT .0
438.72 215.00 Rockwell
ROK 1.4
40.26 23.18 RogersComm B RCI 3.6
112.81 51.43 Rogers
ROG ...
66.14 49.73 Rollins
ROL 1.3
176.19 106.10 RoyalBkCanada RY 2.8
366.50 164.01 RoyalCaribbean RCL 1.1
103.00 47.35 Rubrik
RBRK ...
22.65 9.54 RushStreetInt RSI
...
77.16 37.29 RyanSpecialty RYAN 1.2
230.39 125.54 RyderSystem
R
1.7
30.90 19.02 RyersonHolding RYI 2.8
105.51 76.27 RymanHospitality RHP 4.6
Last
Div
Chg. Amt.
52 220.19 +8.39 .35
8 34.57 –0.98 .30
13 29.74 –1.19 .265
12 219.74 –5.62 .93
25 343.43 –9.84 1.20
5 301.37 +0.81 .41
19 40.73 –1.07 .23
46 30.45 –1.71.2738
29 10.29 –0.07 .02
33 223.17 +3.23 .625
dd 35.83 –0.55 ...
25 252.55 –19.08 .60
dd 186.43 –6.67 ...
29 66.14 –4.76 .65
33 25.09 –1.83 ...
46 96.03 –5.56 .07
22 33.17 –2.37 ...
43 37.20 –1.77 .435
... 10.34
... ...
65 8.70 –1.50.0375
cc 30.19 +3.16 ...
16 98.07 +4.66 1.48
dd 4.49 +0.20 ...
40 10.42 +0.02 ...
10 10.57 –0.16 .25
dd 14.71 –0.92 .36
19 24.77 –6.63 .59
dd 63.17 –3.25 ...
cc 18.68 –0.20 .80
45 394.37 –20.65 1.38
4 38.80 +2.73.3689
dd 107.79 +1.86 ...
53 58.06 –6.78.1825
17 169.47 –0.931.1748
21 319.61 –28.39 1.50
dd 54.55 +3.48 ...
64 16.03 –1.64 ...
92 38.71 –8.81 .12
18 213.77 –3.73 .91
dd 27.03 –2.91.1875
27 100.52 +2.56 1.20
S
313.28 189.22 SAP
SAP .9
579.05 381.61 S&P Global
SPGI .9
7.88 3.63 SeacorMarine
SMHI ...
3.73 0.38 SES AI
SES ...
10.44 6.73 SFL
SFL 7.8
15.20 5.97 SITE Centers
SITC .0
33.45 19.66 SK Telecom
SKM 3.4
52.40 31.11 SLB
SLB 2.3
66.91 36.12 SLGreenRealty SLG 7.6
39.99 17.45 SM Energy
SM 3.7
8.07 0.63 SOLAI
SLAI ...
9.62 1.02 SOS
SOS ...
242.21 115.00 SPX Tech
SPXC ...
STAG 4.1
39.88 28.61 STAG Indl
84.39 58.25 SabineRoyalty SBR 7.0
35.00 3.72 SableOffshoreA SOC ...
6.14 3.02 SafeBulkers
SB 3.3
11.02 9.90 SafeguardAcqn SAC ...
SAFE 4.5
19.53 12.76 Safehold
329.74 180.24 Salesforce
CRM .9
17.92 7.54 SallyBeauty
SBH ...
61.90 23.38 Samsara
IOT
...
7.22 4.38 SanJuanBasin SJT ...
17.34 8.81 SandRidgeEnergy SD 2.7
26.17 21.10 SaratogaInvt
SAR 13.0
8.13 2.78 Sasol
SSL ...
37.89 29.16 SaulCenters
BFS 6.9
13.89 6.48 SaversValue
SVV ...
30.98 20.11 SchneiderNatl SNDR 1.4
107.50 65.88 SchwabC
SCHW 1.4
71.48 30.63 ScorpioTankers STNG 2.4
70.67 45.61 ScottsMiracleGro SMG 3.9
9.96 5.13 ScullyRoyalty
SRL ...
199.30 99.50 Sea
SE
...
37.99 9.40 SeabridgeGold SA
...
43.30 17.74 Seadrill
SDRL ...
44.27 22.78 SealedAir
SEE 1.9
28.34 16.52 SeaportEnt
SEG ...
19.54 11.65 SelectMedical SEM 1.5
13.50 7.20 SelectWater
WTTR 2.2
SLQT ...
6.21 0.81 SelectQuote
95.74 61.90 Sempra
SRE 2.7
18.01 6.56 Semrush
SEMR ...
37.95 17.32 SensataTech
ST 1.3
121.54 67.61 SensientTech
SXT 1.8
25.24 12.43 SentinelOne
S
...
58.30 3.01 SequansComms SQNS ...
4.56 2.43 SeritageGrowth SRG ...
86.67 71.75 ServiceIntl
SCI 1.7
211.48 98.00 ServiceNow
NOW ...
SFBS 1.8
93.43 66.48 ServisFirst
144.65 72.93 ShakeShack
SHAK ...
132.47 60.50 SharkNinja
SN
...
80.26 58.55 Shell
SHEL 3.7
379.65 308.84 SherwinWilliams SHW .9
127.50 52.65 Shift4Paymts
FOUR ...
29 204.53 +1.192.6298
28 409.54 –29.74 .97
dd 7.22 +0.06 ...
dd 1.70 –0.18 ...
dd 10.30 +1.15 .20
12 6.46 +0.01 1.00
32 32.56 +4.14.3335
21 50.39 –0.31 .295
dd 40.55 –3.17.2575
3 21.46 +0.38 .20
dd
.83 –0.08 ...
dd 1.30 –0.01 ...
51 239.00 +16.68 ...
26 38.06 –1.25.3875
13 70.05 +0.50.2834
dd 8.89 +0.95 ...
16 5.99 +0.41 .05
... 10.00 –0.07 ...
10 15.66 +0.59 .177
25 189.72 –1.63 .416
9 16.32 +0.16 ...
dd 27.32 +1.90 ...
dd 5.69 +0.06 ...
9 16.90 +0.09 .12
9 23.03 –0.44 .25
14 7.96 +0.60 ...
30 34.42 –0.21 .59
dd 11.29 –0.24 ...
49 28.73 –0.75 .10
20 93.72 –11.36 .32
10 70.51 +2.08 .45
46 68.35 +2.01 .66
dd 9.29 +0.23 ...
46 106.74 –1.80 ...
dd 34.01 +4.01 ...
85 42.66 +2.76 ...
16 41.93 +0.11 .20
dd 20.28 +0.34 ...
19 16.38 +0.69.0625
66 12.82 –0.07 .07
dd
.89 –0.21 ...
29 94.78 +7.42 .645
dd 11.83 +0.02 ...
dd 36.88 +0.89 .12
28 93.03 –4.45 .41
dd 13.87 +0.65 ...
... 3.20 –0.53 ...
dd 3.14 –0.02 ...
21 79.66 –5.45 .34
64 107.08 +6.34 ...
17 86.14 +0.46 .38
87 88.15 –10.15 ...
27 131.06 +14.34 ...
13 78.77 +3.48 .744
36 368.89 +6.91 .79
26 55.01 –4.27 ...
–52-Week–
High
Low
Name
B A R R ON S .C OM / D ATA
Tick
Sym Yld P/E
73.40 28.76 ShinhanFin
SHG 1.8
17.94 10.92 ShoulderInnov SI
...
29.96 14.35 Shutterstock
SSTK 7.6
21.29 3.05 Sibanye-Stillwater SBSW ...
110.20 45.55 SignetJewelers SIG 1.4
27.50 21.94 SilaRealty
SILA 6.2
57.04 36.15 SilganHoldings SLGN 1.6
11.64 10.14 SilverBoxIVA
SBXD ...
10.24 9.88 SilverBoxV A
SBXE ...
11.05 3.66 Similarweb
SMWB ...
201.40 136.34 SimonProperty SPG 4.5
211.98 137.35 SimpsonMfg
SSD .6
22.89 13.26 SiriusPoint
SPNT ...
168.56 101.25 SiteOneLandscape SITE ...
48.80 12.51 SixFlags
FUN ...
25.17 18.58 SixthStSpecLend TSLX 9.6
35.69 8.53 SkeenaRscs
SKE ...
31.00 4.65 Skillsoft
SKIL ...
9.11 3.10 Skillz
SKLZ ...
14.20 8.22 SkyHarbour
SKYH ...
43.91 26.31 SmartFinancial SMBK .8
2.20 0.67 SmartRent
SMRT ...
39.77 29.89 SmartStop
SMA 4.5
81.86 58.83 SmithAO
AOS 1.8
38.79 23.91 Smith&Nephew SNN 2.0
24.75 15.00 SmithDouglas SDHC ...
121.48 93.30 Smucker
SJM 4.0
55.49 32.73 SmurfitWestrock SW 3.3
11.20 4.72 Snap
SNAP ...
390.13 289.81 Snap-On
SNA 2.5
280.67 120.10 Snowflake
SNOW ...
86.13 29.36 SOQUIMICH
SQM ...
61.36 14.27 SolarisEnergy
SEI
.8
40.00 0.77 SoloBrands
SBDS ...
88.20 60.70 Solventum
SOLV ...
98.56 53.10 Somnigroup
SGI
.6
89.62 52.00 SonicAutomotive SAH 2.5
35.26 19.34 SonidaSrLiving SNDA ...
52.38 38.65 SonocoProducts SON 4.1
30.34 19.87 Sony
SONY .5
11.00 9.69 SoulpowerAcqn SOUL ...
0.65 0.13 SoulpowerAcqnRt SOUL.RT ...
30.53 21.16 SouthBow
SOBO 6.6
100.84 83.09 Southern
SO 3.1
216.97 72.13 SoCopper
SCCO 1.7
34.37 25.85 SouthsideBcshs SBSI 4.4
108.46 77.74 SouthStateBk SSB 2.3
54.70 23.82 SouthwestAir
LUV 1.4
88.04 64.69 SouthwestGas SWX 2.8
80.28 49.99 SpectrumBrands SPB 2.5
117.50 23.89 SphereEnt
SPHR ...
14.53 6.60 SpireGlobal
SPIR ...
91.94 69.94 Spire
SR 3.6
785.00 405.00 Spotify
SPOT ...
9.69 5.26 Sprinklr
CXM ...
143.00 39.33 Sprott
SII 1.3
6.75 1.13 SprucePower
SPRU ...
71.50 40.19 St.Joe
JOE .9
46.00 21.38 StandardMotor SMP 3.0
34.48 21.31 StandardAero
SARO ...
270.87 128.85 StandexIntl
SXI
.5
93.37 53.91 StanleyB&D
SWK 3.6
114.52 75.94 Stantec
STN .7
13.75 11.31 StarGroup
SGU 5.8
21.05 16.59 StarwoodProp STWD10.6
137.05 72.81 StateStreet
STT 2.6
14.28 7.03 Stellantis
STLA10.0
40.21 24.13 StellarBancorp STEL 1.6
15.56 11.19 StellusCapInvt SCM 11.9
32.23 5.81 Stem
STEM ...
68.00 41.82 Stepan
SCL 2.4
269.44 204.90 Steris
STE 1.0
28.00 13.91 Stevanato
STVN .4
78.61 56.39 StewartInfo
STC 3.0
134.74 73.27 StifelFinancial SF
1.1
35.07 17.25 STMicroelec
STM .9
9.71 3.54 Stoneridge
SRI
...
171.17 60.61 Stride
LRN ...
404.87 329.16 Stryker
SYK 1.0
27.89 8.30 StubHub
STUB ...
6.63 2.30 StudioCity
MSC ...
48.21 28.33 SturmRuger
RGR 1.7
22.24 17.30 SuburbanPropane SPH 6.4
24.34 11.83 SumitomoMits SMFG 1.9
6.69 3.57 SummitHotelProp INN 7.1
45.89 19.13 SummitMidstream SMC ...
137.77 109.22 SunComms
SUI 3.2
69.67 52.44 SunLifeFinancial SLF 3.9
10.08 6.24 SunCokeEnergy SXC 6.0
56.46 30.79 SuncorEnergy
SU 2.9
15.00 4.28 SunlandsTech
STG ...
60.62 47.98 Sunoco
SUN 6.3
11.51 7.45 SunstoneHotel SHO 3.9
14.38 5.59 SuperGroup
SGHC 1.8
9.91 1.77 SurfAirMobility SRFM ...
11.26 8.41 Suzano
SUZ 1.6
27.49 5.04 Sweetgreen
SG
...
73.73 37.52 Sylvamo
SLVM 3.5
88.77 40.55 SynchronyFinl SYF 1.7
91.40 67.12 Sysco
SYY 2.4
Last
Div
Chg. Amt.
10 69.83 +4.67.3883
dd 13.06 +0.32 ...
10 17.27 –1.41 .36
dd 17.23 +0.78 ...
27 90.09 –6.91 .32
36 25.64 +0.58 .40
18 48.65 –0.24 .20
44 10.64 +0.02 ...
... 10.10 +0.17 ...
dd 3.98 –0.71 ...
35 196.83 –2.77 2.20
25 209.01 +14.73 .29
13 20.51 –0.28 ...
47 157.04 +7.03 ...
dd 15.90 –2.83 ...
9 19.23 –0.94 .46
dd 33.06 +1.63 ...
dd 5.70 –2.11 ...
dd 3.79 –0.11 ...
dd 8.83 –0.21 ...
14 41.47 –1.52 .08
dd 1.62 –0.13 ...
dd 32.85 +0.79.1227
21 80.46 +1.48 .36
32 36.18 +1.49 .285
15 18.50 +0.60 ...
dd 110.53 +1.02 1.10
39 51.56 +7.42.4523
dd 4.83 –0.39 ...
20 384.61 +15.272.44
dd 182.29 +13.86 ...
39 70.91 –0.57 ...
62 56.63 +5.05 .12
dd 7.92 +1.57 ...
9 75.55 –2.57 ...
63 96.04 –0.28 .15
16 60.11 –2.35 .38
dd 34.13 –0.06 ...
cc 51.67 +0.35 .53
dd 23.19 +0.93.0682
81 10.23 +0.03 ...
...
.21 –0.01 ...
21 30.29 +1.11 .50
24 94.95 +4.87 .74
43 198.00 –0.35 1.00
14 33.04 –0.51 .36
13 104.11 –3.71 .60
59 51.11 –3.15 .18
14 87.98 +4.72 .62
18 76.14 +0.42 .47
dd 115.70 +22.49 ...
21 9.51 –1.01 ...
20 91.84 +5.76 .825
48 458.34 +35.73 ...
13 5.49 –0.51 ...
63 123.18 +4.31 .40
dd 4.42 –0.49 ...
39 70.18 +1.62 .16
14 44.36 +0.23 .33
55 30.57
... ...
58 260.29 +6.05 .34
34 91.06 +1.67 .83
29 87.03 –14.50.1604
7 12.85 –0.32 .185
17 18.07 –0.05 .48
14 127.97 –4.38 .84
dd 7.75 +0.47.7718
19 38.49 –0.68 .15
11 11.47 –0.35.1133
dd 11.30 –1.45 ...
34 66.78 +4.05 .395
34 248.35 –3.81 .63
28 16.01 +0.51.0613
17 69.39 –2.05 .525
20 119.00 –11.61 .51
cc 33.61 +3.76 .09
dd 8.82 +0.35 ...
13 84.89 –2.94 ...
44 366.05 +7.76 .88
dd 9.23 –0.69 ...
dd 3.01 –0.18 ...
cc 37.48 –0.85 .04
10 20.26 +0.51 .325
16 23.81 +0.77.2999
dd 4.50 +0.02 .08
dd 29.11 +0.63 ...
16 130.79 +5.10 1.04
16 68.95 +3.74.6761
11 7.99 –0.28 .12
16 55.99 +2.19.4395
1 4.80 –0.06 ...
20 59.51 +1.91.9317
cc 9.22 +0.07 .09
21 8.96 –0.15 .04
dd 1.99 –0.22 ...
6 11.18 +1.50.1836
dd 5.14 –0.94 ...
16 51.37 +0.63 .45
8 71.38 –3.78 .30
24 90.56 +4.03 .54
–52-Week–
High
Low
Name
15.00 2.90 System1
Tick
Sym Yld P/E
Last
SST
3.32 –0.34
... dd
Div
Chg. Amt.
...
T
15.30 8.50 TAL Education TAL ...
63.94 43.59 TC Energy
TRP 4.0
175.56 92.23 TD Synnex
SNX 1.2
250.67 116.30 TE Connectivity TEL 1.2
21.35 14.87 Tegna
TGNA 2.4
16.74 12.54 Telus
TU 9.1
45.57 24.00 Ternium
TX 8.2
130.69 72.02 TFI Intl
TFII 1.6
9.95 9.81 TGE Value
BEBE ...
14.94 8.76 TIC Solutions
TIC
...
27.74 13.65 TIM
TIMB 7.7
159.48 112.10 TJX
TJX 1.1
218.11 133.07 TKO
TKO 1.1
9.78 0.92 T1Energy
TE
...
9.27 5.63 TPGMtgInvt
MITT 9.8
9.85 6.47 TPG RE Fin
TRTX10.8
59.52 47.21 TXNM Energy
TXNM 2.9
20.70 10.12 TXO Partners
TXO 11.1
380.00 134.25 TaiwanSemi
TSM .8
18.50 12.99 TakedaPharm
TAK 3.1
13.40 6.23 TalosEnergy
TALO ...
31.90 17.29 TamboranRscs TBN ...
36.76 28.69 Tanger
SKT 3.5
158.28 58.39 Tapestry
TPR 1.0
225.35 144.14 TargaResources TRGP 1.8
131.70 83.44 Target
TGT 3.9
72.50 51.90 TaylorMorrison TMHC ...
24.25 12.12 Team
TISI ...
62.67 22.12 TechnipFMC
FTI
.3
60.75 28.32 TeckResourcesB TECK .6
90.34 44.26 Tecnoglass
TGLS 1.1
11.44 5.65 Teekay
TK
.0
70.75 33.35 TeekayTankers TNK 1.4
19.39 14.90 TejonRanch
TRC ...
15.21 4.40 TeladocHealth TDOC ...
13.81 6.43 TelecomArgentina TEO ...
674.63 419.00 TeledyneTech
TDY ...
180.58 100.18 Teleflex
TFX 1.3
16.47 8.09 TelefonicaBras VIV
...
23.52 13.15 TelekomIndns TLK 5.0
47.77 31.07 Telephone&Data TDS .3
48.83 30.06 Tenaris
TS
.0
26.70 11.71 TencentMusic TME 1.9
235.77 109.82 TenetHealthcare THC ...
90.44 67.32 Tennant
TNC 1.5
41.78 18.43 Teradata
TDC ...
71.50 31.53 Terex
TEX 1.0
69.20 48.18 TerrenoRealty TRNO 3.1
12.54 2.03 TetraTech
TTI
...
37.35 12.47 TevaPharm
TEVA ...
487.59 269.23 TexasPacLand TPL .5
100.92 57.70 Textron
TXT .1
643.99 385.46 ThermoFisher
TMO .3
53.52 23.05 Thermon
THR ...
43.84 25.17 ThirdCoastBcshs TCBX ...
122.83 63.16 ThorIndustries THO 1.8
4.85 1.32 3D Systems
DDD ...
177.41 121.98 3M
MMM 1.8
71.57 31.17 Tidewater
TDW ...
4.40 0.57 Tilly's
TLYS ...
111.39 56.20 Timken
TKR 1.3
19.42 10.80 TitanAmerica
TTAM .0
11.70 5.93 TItanIntl
TWI ...
49.66 25.91 Toast
TOST ...
168.36 86.67 TollBros
TOL .6
44.27 29.13 TootsieRoll
TR
.9
555.85 266.26 TopBuild
BLD ...
101.08 62.34 Toro
TTC 1.6
99.04 54.87 TorontoDomBk TD 3.2
6.95 0.94 Torrid
CURV ...
77.77 52.90 TotalEnergies
TTE ...
9.31 4.30 TownsquareMedia TSQ 11.8
248.90 155.00 ToyotaMotor
TM 2.3
2.52 0.71 Traeger
COOK ...
479.37 298.15 TraneTech
TT
.9
17.88 7.82 Transalta
TAC 1.2
59.65 26.02 TrancntlRlty
TCI
...
1623.83 1183.60 TransDigm
TDG .0
6.57 1.97 Transocean
RIG
...
34.10 19.74 TransportadGas TGS .0
101.19 65.24 TransUnion
TRU .6
76.21 37.77 Travel+Leisure TNL 3.2
304.40 230.43 Travelers
TRV 1.5
9.43 6.25 Tredegar
TG
...
70.08 29.77 Trex
TREX ...
46.47 27.90 TriPointe
TPH ...
88.56 38.61 TriNet
TNET 2.8
35.62 22.38 TrinityIndustries TRN 3.5
5.99 0.37 Trinseo
TSE .0
40.29 16.26 TripleFlagPrecMtl TFPM .6
8.20 5.24 TriplePtVent
TPVG16.3
77.84 42.90 TriumphFinl
TFIN ...
9.01 2.86 Tronox
TROX 2.5
7.86 3.45 TrueBlue
TBI
...
56.20 33.56 TruistFinl
TFC 4.0
28.44 13.40 TsakosEnergy TEN 3.5
7.60 5.35 TurkcellIletism TKC 2.2
23 11.25 –1.24 ...
27 63.54 +3.72.6059
16 161.54 –9.84 .48
34 236.19 +20.28 .71
10 20.95 +1.88 .125
24 13.48 –0.65.3077
15 43.65 +0.19 .90
31 120.25 –1.63 .47
... 9.93 –0.02 ...
... 9.36 –0.19 ...
16 26.12 +1.66.1485
34 154.46 –1.40 .425
83 206.75 –5.15 .78
dd 6.12 –2.15 ...
9 8.64 +0.16 .23
14 8.85 –0.10 .24
35 59.28 +0.29.4225
33 12.61 +0.57 .35
34 366.36 +17.51.7508
77 18.46 +0.57.3221
dd 13.12 +0.41 ...
dd 28.10 –0.52 ...
36 33.82 +0.27.2925
64 153.80 +1.70 .40
30 223.89 +12.45 1.00
14 115.76 +0.21 1.14
9 68.86 +3.68 ...
dd 14.21 –0.26 ...
28 61.36 +2.30 .05
34 58.91 +3.90.0893
14 52.96 +0.88 .15
11 11.42 +0.93 1.00
8 70.55 +3.81 .25
cc 16.85 +0.24 ...
dd 4.65 –0.36 ...
dd 11.42 –0.59 ...
35 660.29 +12.73 ...
dd 103.75 –4.67 .34
24 15.72 +0.80 ...
15 20.91 +0.421.2867
dd 47.59 +1.79 .04
13 48.59 +1.68 .58
16 15.85 –0.49 .18
15 231.10 +29.73 ...
28 83.04 +1.07 .31
25 33.56 +6.09 ...
21 69.23 +6.49 .17
17 66.10
... .52
12 10.94 –0.73 ...
28 33.98 –0.71 ...
63 432.31 +66.28.5333
19 98.09 +2.65 .02
28 504.82 –38.01 .43
29 51.69 +1.27 ...
12 42.44 –1.02 ...
22 114.79 –5.19 .52
dd 2.08 –0.12 ...
29 171.82 –0.83 .78
24 69.93 +3.58 ...
dd 1.39 –0.05 ...
26 107.84 +1.80 .35
19 18.59 –0.07 .04
dd 11.02 –0.04 ...
51 27.33 –0.40 ...
12 166.12 +12.84 .25
33 42.00 +2.71 .09
28 550.90 +33.40 ...
32 100.09 +1.89 .39
12 95.32 –1.36.7745
dd 1.08 –0.10 ...
13 76.79 +2.96 ...
7 6.77 +0.14 .20
13 248.29 +4.072.8673
dd
.89 –0.08 ...
36 465.27 +10.51 1.05
dd 13.58 +0.34.0472
83 53.75 –1.25 ...
41 1286.67 +1.1490.00
dd 6.54 +1.15 ...
12 29.43 +0.01.9279
32 73.92 +0.44 .125
12 70.84 –2.61 .56
11 294.21 –7.28 1.10
26 8.69 –0.57 ...
23 42.80 –1.20 ...
14 46.37 +10.91 ...
13 39.82 –16.14 .275
11 35.08 +4.69 .31
dd
.39 –0.08 .01
36 36.19 +1.94.0575
7 5.65 –0.08 .02
67 61.76 –6.58 ...
dd 7.85 +0.39 .05
dd 4.53 –0.89 ...
14 51.90 –3.91 .52
9 28.32 +1.33 .50
15 7.05 +0.49.0866
February 16, 2026
D ATA
–52-Week–
High
Low
Name
133.37 51.48 TurningPoint
89.40 18.34 TutorPerini
4.63 1.87 Tuya
59.75 5.75 TwentyOneCap
145.90 77.51 Twilio
14.28 9.30 TwoHarbors
650.98 283.71 TylerTech
66.41 50.56 TysonFoods
NYSE
Tick
Sym Yld P/E
Last
Div
Chg. Amt.
TPB .2
TPC .3
TUYA ...
XXI
...
TWLO ...
TWO13.3
TYL ...
TSN 3.2
46 131.77 +1.80 .075
dd 82.74 –0.74 .06
28 2.23 +0.07 ...
19 6.40 –0.11 ...
cc 113.00 –2.02 ...
dd 11.40 +0.36 .34
42 303.94 –44.41 ...
cc 63.94 –1.32 .51
49.36 25.75 UBS Group
UBS 1.3
46.47 32.94 UDR
UDR 4.5
41.34 29.03 UGI
UGI 3.9
UHAL ...
75.19 47.84 U-Haul
67.36 43.93 U-Haul N
UHAL.B .4
91.95 49.34 UL Solutions
ULS .7
19.14 13.95 UMH Prop
UMH 5.6
59.99 44.61 Unitil
UTL 3.6
28.79 21.59 USA Compression USAC 7.9
38.32 18.48 UsanaHealth
USNA ...
6.36 2.55 USATODAY
TDAY ...
102.13 57.36 US Foods
USFD ...
93.50 62.77 US PhysTherapy USPH 2.1
7.14 3.80 UWM
UWMC 8.2
101.99 60.63 Uber
UBER ...
803.60 255.00 Ubiquiti
UI
.4
19.84 9.38 UiPath
PATH ...
5.30 2.64 UltraparPart
UGP 5.4
7.94 4.13 UnderArmour A UAA ...
7.70 3.95 UnderArmour C UA
...
6.03 2.96 Unifi
UFI
...
241.32 147.66 Unifirst
UNF .6
74.97 58.19 Unilever
UL 3.0
265.37 204.66 UnionPacific
UNP 2.1
7.54 2.15 Unisys
UIS
...
36.77 22.93 UtdCmtyBks
UCB 2.9
12.68 5.71 UnitedMicro
UMC 3.6
43.29 20.78 UnitedNatFoods UNFI ...
123.70 82.00 UPS B
UPS 5.5
58.51 29.62 UtdParks&Resorts PRKS ...
1021.47 525.91 UnitedRentals URI .8
61.19 35.18 US Bancorp
USB 3.6
606.36 234.60 UnitedHealth
UNH 3.0
52.15 15.33 UnitySoftware U
...
67.33 49.96 Universal
UVV 6.1
43.73 35.26 UniversalHealth UHT 6.9
246.33 152.33 UniversalHealthB UHS .3
35.84 19.46 UnivInsurance UVE 2.1
36.32 21.29 UnvlTechInst
UTI
...
84.48 66.81 UnumGroup
UNM 2.6
21.87 15.66 UrbanEdgeProp UE 3.7
14.67 8.72 UtzBrands
UTZ 2.7
18 41.99 –1.92 1.10
34 38.09 +0.54 .43
14 38.76 +1.67 .375
cc 49.69 –0.23 ...
97 46.07 +0.40 .05
42 70.02 –1.47 .13
cc 16.09 +0.18 .225
18 53.14 +2.57 .475
33 26.60 +0.25 .525
23 20.90 –0.44 ...
12 5.96 +0.14 ...
34 99.93 +9.60 ...
37 86.94 +1.36 .45
dd 4.89 +0.14 .10
15 69.99 –4.78 ...
49 720.06 +97.73 .80
27 11.32 –1.57 ...
11 5.13 +0.04.1876
dd 7.19 –0.37 ...
dd 6.97 –0.37 ...
dd 4.01 +0.01 ...
32 239.32 +37.97 .365
27 74.59 +2.47.5633
22 260.68 +8.06 1.38
dd 2.24 –0.09 ...
13 34.56 –1.95 .25
20 10.42 +0.36.3661
dd 40.30 –0.39 ...
18 119.24 +1.90 1.64
10 33.96 –3.07 ...
22 869.57 –29.98 1.97
12 57.69 –3.00 .52
22 293.19 +16.54 2.21
dd 18.68 –6.43 ...
16 53.46 –4.36 .82
33 43.20 +1.10 .745
11 234.81 +16.25 .20
7 31.17 –0.54 .16
31 30.35 +4.83 ...
17 71.64 –2.92 .46
28 20.77 –0.26 .21
cc 9.35 –1.63 .063
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V
26.69 9.41 VF
VFC 1.8
34.03 27.48 VICI Prop
VICI 6.1
3.94 2.44 VOC Energy
VOC 13.7
6.89 2.99 VTEX
VTEX ...
71.40 41.08 V2X
VVX ...
5.38 3.00 VaalcoEnergy
EGY 5.1
175.51 126.16 VailResorts
MTN 6.6
96.40 27.15 Valaris
VAL ...
17.72 8.06 Vale
VALE 7.6
3.34 1.37 ValensSemicon VLN ...
206.77 99.00 ValeroEnergy
VLO 2.4
20.39 11.44 Valhi
VHI 2.0
487.58 250.07 ValmontInds
VMI .6
41.33 28.50 Valvoline
VVV ...
310.50 168.14 VeevaSystems VEEV ...
21.40 16.12 VelocityFinl
VEL ...
87.20 60.15 Ventas
VTR 2.4
19.50 5.72 VentureGlobal VG
.7
45.78 32.00 Veradermics
MANE ...
110.11 83.87 Veralto
VLTO .5
17.18 13.69 VerisResidential VRE 1.9
50.24 38.39 Verizon
VZ 5.8
10.62 5.14 VermilionEnergy VET 3.7
7.60 2.76 VerticalAerospace EVTL ...
255.54 53.60 Vertiv
VRT .1
13.85 3.98 Vestis
VSTS .0
56.31 17.45 ViaTransport
VIA ...
16.35 1.71 VicariousSurgical RBOT ...
66.89 13.76 Victoria'sSecret VSCO ...
10.07 9.86 VikingAcqnI
VACI ...
78.81 31.79 Viking
VIK
...
21.08 12.14 Vipshop
VIPS ...
6.64 2.18 VirginGalactic SPCE ...
45.77 31.55 VirtuFinancial VIRT 2.5
215.06 134.81 VirtusInvtPtrs VRTS 6.9
375.51 299.00 Visa
V
.9
22.00 10.35 Vishay
VSH 2.1
56.25 18.57 VishayPrecision VPG ...
62.42 31.63 VistaEnergy
VIST ...
219.82 90.51 Vistra
VST .5
27.17 18.85 VitesseEnergy VTS 10.1
48.20 27.22 Vontier
VNT .2
43.37 28.08 VornadoRealty VNO 2.5
79.99 52.43 VoyaFinancial
VOYA 2.5
73.95 17.41 VoyagerTech
VOYG ...
37 20.30 –0.04 .09
11 29.30 +0.54 .45
6 3.21 +0.36 .09
85 3.16 +0.02 ...
26 65.56 –1.73 ...
18 4.93 +0.09.0625
20 134.32 –4.32 2.22
17 95.96 +33.55 ...
13 16.65 +0.35.3726
dd 1.52 –0.02 ...
26 200.17 –2.51 1.20
24 15.63 +0.12 .08
41 475.33 +1.65 .68
57 38.53 +1.00 ...
34 174.11 –9.54 ...
8 19.76 –0.73 ...
cc 85.24 +2.69 .52
11 9.36 –0.54 .017
... 43.46 +4.98 ...
25 92.54 +1.97 .13
26 16.63 –0.01 .08
12 49.01 +2.70.7075
dd 10.03 –0.18.0922
dd 4.39 –0.14 ...
69 234.53 +38.95.0625
dd 7.70 +0.52 .035
dd 18.02 –2.54 ...
dd 1.82 –0.15 ...
29 58.54 –3.90 ...
... 9.94 –0.09 ...
35 75.22 –1.77 ...
9 17.54 –0.42 ...
dd 2.56 +0.03 ...
7 38.34 –0.19 .24
7 138.18 –2.112.40
30 314.08 –17.50 .67
dd 18.88 –1.07 .10
cc 44.20 –11.78 ...
8 54.11 –1.83 ...
61 171.49 +21.84 .227
46 21.91 +0.35.5625
15 41.79 –0.31 .025
7 29.89 –1.38 .74
12 74.51 –1.39 .47
dd 26.04 –0.83 ...
NASDAQ ISSUES
–52-Week–
High
Low
Name
331.09 215.08 VulcanMatls
Tick
Sym Yld P/E
VMC
Last
Div
Chg. Amt.
.6 39 327.65 +3.93 .49
W
2.65 1.09 W&T Offshore WTI 1.8
118.19 100.61 WEC Energy
WEC 3.3
180.71 110.45 WEX
WEX ...
74.29 54.24 W.P.Carey
WPC 5.0
49.12 17.25 WPP
WPP 11.3
13.16 6.78 WabashNational WNC 2.7
262.40 151.81 Wabtec
WAB .5
90.00 58.60 Walker&Dunlop WD 4.3
12.30 2.30 Wallbox
WBX ...
31.00 13.63 WarbyParker
WRBY ...
105.35 38.00 WarriorMetCoal HCC .4
201.66 155.65 WasteConnections WCN .9
242.58 194.11 WasteMgt
WM 1.4
27.12 18.64 WaterBridgeInfr WBI ...
2.18 1.10 Waterdrop
WDH 2.3
414.15 275.05 Waters
WAT ...
535.40 323.05 Watsco
WSO 2.9
529.46 338.85 Watsco B
WSO.B 2.9
345.17 177.59 WattsWater
WTS .6
119.98 20.41 Wayfair
W
...
17.63 5.37 WeaveComms WEAV ...
73.87 39.43 WebsterFin
WBS 2.2
90.23 61.53 WeisMarkets
WMK 1.8
97.76 58.42 WellsFargo
WFC 2.1
212.62 130.29 Welltower
WELL 1.4
319.68 125.21 WescoIntl
WCC .6
82.18 57.34 WestFraserTimber WFG 1.7
322.34 187.43 WestPharmSvcs WST .4
97.23 57.05 WestAllianceBcp WAL 1.8
43.65 33.60 WesternMidstrm WES 8.4
11.95 7.85 WesternUnion WU 9.8
25.04 17.75 WestlakeChemPtrs WLKP 8.8
118.23 56.33 Westlake
WLK 2.1
18.99 14.00 Westwood
WHG 3.4
31.66 21.16 Weyerhaeuser WY 3.1
160.36 66.69 WheatonPrecMtls WPM .5
3.50 0.56 WheelsUp
UP
...
111.96 65.35 Whirlpool
WHR 4.1
2232.50 1648.00 WhiteMtnIns
WTM .0
15.29 11.43 WhitestoneREIT WSR 3.7
47.26 28.38 Wiley A
WLY 4.8
46.81 29.16 Wiley B
WLYB 4.9
WMB 2.9
72.63 51.58 Williams
221.81 130.07 Williams-Sonoma WSM 1.2
50.16 28.00 Winnebago
WGO 3.0
3.69 2.26 Wipro
WIT 4.7
17.09 7.47 WisdomTree
WT
.7
36.60 8.05 Wolfspeed
WOLF ...
32.80 9.58 WolverineWwide WWW 2.3
18.82 11.26 WoodsideEnergy WDS 5.5
81.89 29.44 WooriFinl
WF 2.7
97.10 60.50 Workiva
WK
...
31.54 22.71 WorldKinect
WKC 3.0
70.91 39.05 WorthingtonEnts WOR 1.3
49.17 21.30 WorthingtonSteel WS 1.4
113.07 69.21 WyndhamHtls WH 2.1
dd 2.26 –0.12 .01
24 115.79 +4.37.9525
19 157.67 –1.28 ...
35 74.20 +2.99 .92
8 18.76 +0.28.5007
2 11.86 +0.83 .08
37 256.06 +9.74 .31
18 61.86 –1.37 .67
dd 3.09 +0.49 ...
cc 22.46 –3.06 ...
cc 86.28 –2.77 .08
38 160.26 –8.94 .35
35 234.52 +7.73 .825
... 25.07 +2.14 ...
9 1.77 –0.08 .016
30 323.37 –57.92 ...
33 417.92 –2.003.00
33 419.25 +30.313.00
32 328.53 +9.31 .52
dd 82.39 –10.21 ...
dd 5.60 –0.65 ...
12 71.13 –2.00 .40
20 74.48 +0.80 .34
14 86.98 –6.99 .45
dd 210.72 +14.80 .74
24 307.10 –8.17.4538
dd 73.58 +0.21 .32
37 250.49 +1.54 .22
11 93.20 –1.19 .42
13 43.43 +2.31 .91
4 9.60 –0.68 .235
15 21.32 +0.64.4714
dd 100.08 +4.15 .53
22 17.69 –0.15 .15
60 26.75 +0.11 .21
66 145.90 +9.92 .165
dd
.66 –0.02 ...
16 88.69 +2.17 .90
5 2188.07 +3.07 1.00
18 15.21 +0.22.1425
16 29.44 +0.20 .355
16 29.16 –0.63 .355
37 72.28 +5.36 .525
24 214.57 –6.10 .66
36 46.54 –2.25 .35
16 2.34 –0.17 .057
22 16.36 +0.62 .03
dd 17.74 +2.00 ...
17 17.61 –0.98 .10
12 18.62 +0.47 .53
9 80.79 +11.50.4091
dd 61.93 –7.92 ...
dd 26.79 –1.20 .20
28 58.95 –0.15 .19
19 46.90 –0.80 .16
18 77.76 +0.47 .41
XYZ
20.36 4.93 XFinancial
XYF 10.0
11.43 7.53 XPLR Infra
XIFR ...
207.04 85.06 XPO
XPO ...
16.23 8.55 XeniaHotels
XHR 3.6
28.24 16.13 XPeng
XPEV ...
9.34 5.07 Xperi
XPER ...
18.64 5.38 XponentialFit
XPOF ...
154.27 100.47 Xylem
XYL 1.3
51.29 26.61 Yeti
YETI ...
40.38 22.82 YPF
YPF ...
9.29 3.83 Yalla
YALA ...
11.57 3.30 YatsenHolding YSG ...
41.22 20.03 Yelp
YELP ...
9.20 4.67 Yext
YEXT ...
8.74 3.60 YirenDigital
YRD 11.0
38.47 22.01 YorkSpace
YSS ...
12.96 6.30 Youdao
DAO ...
165.32 137.33 Yum!Brands
YUM 1.9
58.39 41.00 YumChina
YUMC 2.1
24.47 11.04 ZimIntShipping ZIM 19.3
3.90 2.50 ZKH
ZKH ...
25.03 16.34 ZTO Express
ZTO 2.6
61.85 2.13 ZeppHealth
ZEPP ...
26.60 10.69 ZetaGlobal
ZETA ...
3.70 1.55 ZeviaPBC
ZVIA ...
6.32 3.23 Zhihu
ZH
...
114.44 84.59 ZimmerBiomet ZBH 1.0
7.79 1.65 ZipRecruiter
ZIP
...
177.00 115.25 Zoetis
ZTS 1.7
53.17 27.74 ZurnElkayWater ZWS .9
1 5.16 –0.10 .28
dd 10.79 +0.72 ...
74 195.33 –8.28 ...
28 15.73 +0.17 .14
dd 17.94 +0.22 ...
36 5.46 +0.08 ...
dd 8.30 –0.25 ...
33 128.09 –14.03 .43
25 48.00 +0.85 ...
dd 37.37 –0.77 ...
9 7.12 +0.02 ...
dd 4.11 +0.17 ...
9 20.98 –3.44 ...
dd 5.57 +0.67 ...
2 3.62 –0.20 .22
... 25.95 +0.51 ...
75 9.28 –0.61 ...
29 160.57 –2.36 .75
22 55.42 –2.53 .29
3 22.20 +1.52 .31
dd 3.55
... ...
17 24.66 +0.57 .29
dd 23.31 +5.62 ...
dd 15.46 –1.43 ...
dd 1.63 –0.09 ...
22 3.53 +0.06 ...
27 96.45 +6.54 .24
dd 1.73 –0.38 ...
21 126.65 –0.77 .53
44 51.30 –1.48 .11
NYSE ARCA
25.19 24.69 DoubleSecCred
27.41 24.84 EventideIntl
29.18 24.84 HancockDiscVal
26.77 23.64 PictetAI&Auto
26.94 24.69 TruSocAmIcons
DSCO ...
ESIM .1
JDVL 1.6
PBOT .1
TSIC ...
... 25.14 +0.14 ...
... 27.12 +0.32.0074
... 28.92 –0.03.4611
... 25.08 +0.33.024
... 26.81 –0.02 ...
52-Week
High
Low
Name
Tick
Sym Yld P/E
Last
Div
Chg. Amt.
A
116.04 62.00 AAON
AAON .4
28.35 13.40 AcadiaPharm
ACAD ...
58.14 38.53 ACI Worldwide ACIW ...
4.00 1.43 AC Immune
ACIU ...
71.65 16.82 ACM Research ACMR ...
25.67 13.50 ADMA Biologics ADMA ...
12.44 6.93 Adtran
ADTN ...
12.19 7.85 AGNC Invt
AGNC12.7
9.40 1.50 AIFU
AIFU ...
39.07 7.28 AIRO
AIRO ...
15.00 0.56 ALPS
ALPS ...
ALXO ...
2.62 0.40 AlxOncology
10.28 5.41 AMC Networks AMCX ...
53.27 36.23 Amerisafe
AMSF 4.1
99.50 54.10 ANI Pharm
ANIP ...
ANTX ...
1.55 1.00 AN2 Therap
28.56 13.58 APA
APA 3.6
10.21 9.87 AParadiseAcqn APAD ...
0.34 0.14 AParadiseAcqnRt APADR ...
12.60 5.75 ARKRestaurants ARKR ...
18.90 6.66 ARS Pharm
SPRY ...
1493.48 578.51 ASML
ASML .4
129.89 18.22 AST Space
ASTS ...
29.80 13.76 ATN Intl
ATNI 3.8
28.65 1.13 AXT
AXTI ...
19.58 4.88 AardvarkTherap AARD ...
ABCL ...
6.52 1.89 AbCelleraBio
148.83 4.77 Abivax
ABVX ...
6.56 0.25 AboveFood
ABVE ...
6.33 2.01 Absci
ABSI ...
4.41 2.70 AcaciaResearch ACTG ...
60.55 33.34 AcademySports ASO .9
ACHC ...
42.85 11.43 AcadiaHlthcr
2.33 0.50 Accuray
ARAY ...
4.89 1.05 AclarisTherap
ACRS ...
6.08 1.05 AcrivonTherap ACRV ...
10.03 9.78 ActivateEnergy AEAQ ...
11.99 4.04 ActuateTherap ACTU ...
3.05 0.86 AcumenPharm ABOS ...
3.26 1.30 Adagene
ADAG ...
ADAM11.3
8.76 5.01 Adamas
20.76 6.26 AdaptiveBiotech ADPT ...
124.44 88.96 AddusHomeCare ADUS ...
ADEA 1.1
20.33 10.59 Adeia
12.09 0.88 AdlaiNortye
ANL ...
464.99 251.10 Adobe
ADBE ...
325.69 75.01 AdvEnergyInds AEIS .1
8.88 2.06 AdvFlowerCap AFCG38.9
267.08 76.48 AdvMicroDevices AMD ...
2.84 0.53 AdvantageSolns ADV ...
33.00 8.91 AebiSchmidt
AEBI .6
AMTX ...
3.66 1.22 Aemetis
417.86 102.25 AeroVironment AVAV ...
AEVA ...
38.80 2.52 AevaTech
100.00 30.90 AffirmA
AFRM ...
19.90 13.12 Afya
AFYA 1.6
145.25 63.71 Agilysys
AGYS ...
AGIO ...
46.00 22.24 AgiosPharm
16.20 12.66 AgomAbTherap AGMB ...
6.99 2.53 Agora
API
...
11.24 10.54 Agric&NatSolnsA ANSC ...
130.37 6.75 AimeiHlthTech AFJK ...
0.49 0.10 AimeiHlthTechRt AFJKR ...
163.93 99.88 Airbnb
ABNB ...
12.00 1.53 AirSculptTech AIRS ...
7.20 2.38 AirshipAI
AISP ...
113.50 67.51 AkamaiTech
AKAM ...
29.16 16.80 AktisOncology AKTS ...
ALRM ...
64.26 44.81 Alarm.com
10.59 10.00 AldelFinII A
ALDF ...
3.40 0.87 Alector
ALEC ...
8.28 3.02 AlgomaSteel
ASTL 4.1
43.20 27.02 Alico
ALCO .5
208.65 122.00 AlignTech
ALGN ...
23.87 11.63 AlignmentHlthcr ALHC ...
33.74 15.88 AlkamiTech
ALKT ...
36.45 25.17 Alkermes
ALKS ...
12.85 2.96 Allbirds
BIRD ...
118.00 39.80 AllegiantTravel ALGT ...
43.86 16.38 AllegroMicro
ALGM ...
28.39 22.20 AllianceResource ARLP 9.3
71.38 57.09 AlliantEnergy
LNT 3.0
70.00 19.25 Allient
ALNT .2
3.78 0.86 AllogeneTherap ALLO ...
11.92 4.37 Allot
ALLT ...
495.55 205.87 AlnylamPharm ALNY ...
37.37 15.90 Alpha&Omega AOSL ...
8.80 1.91 AlphaTeknova TKNO ...
349.00 140.53 Alphabet A
GOOGL .3
350.15 142.66 Alphabet C
GOOG .3
23.29 8.81 Alphatec
ATEC ...
7.73 2.90 Altimmune
ALT ...
15.96 4.30 AltisourcePortf ASPS ...
B A R R ON S .C OM / D ATA
84 101.04 +4.61 .10
14 22.03 –1.53 ...
16 39.56 –2.72 ...
dd 2.99 –0.15 ...
38 64.84 +2.36 ...
19 16.09 –0.34 ...
dd 10.13 +0.27 ...
8 11.36 –0.08 .12
dd 1.73 –0.09 ...
dd 9.20 –0.44 ...
dd
.90 –0.03 ...
dd 2.21 +0.16 ...
6 7.55 –0.08 ...
15 37.99 –1.20 1.00
47 77.36 –4.48 ...
dd 1.06 –0.03 ...
7 27.92 +0.46 .25
cc 10.10 +0.04 ...
...
.24 –0.03 ...
dd 6.78 –0.16 ...
dd 8.85 –1.18 ...
50 1406.61 –6.402.7005
dd 82.51 –19.28 ...
dd 28.77 +2.99 .275
dd 24.24 +0.18 ...
dd 12.10 –0.55 ...
dd 3.10 –0.06 ...
... 124.99 +7.32 ...
... 1.57 –0.38 ...
dd 2.55 –0.14 ...
81 4.01 –0.19 ...
11 58.56 –0.57 .13
14 16.77 +3.40 ...
dd
.55 –0.07 ...
dd 3.19 –0.38 ...
dd 1.63 –0.04 ...
... 9.94 +0.06 ...
dd 4.33 –0.08 ...
dd 2.51 +0.11 ...
dd 3.25 +0.62 ...
43 8.16 +0.11 .23
dd 16.04 +0.27 ...
24 113.80 +7.92 ...
29 18.80 +0.70 .05
... 9.51 –0.50 ...
16 263.97 –4.41 ...
82 314.27 +41.01 .10
dd 2.21 +0.04 .15
78 207.32 –1.12 ...
dd
.58 –0.18 ...
36 15.51 –0.10 .025
dd 1.52 –0.07 ...
dd 243.87 –13.33 ...
dd 13.58 +1.18 ...
61 49.81 –7.22 ...
10 14.07 –1.36 .232
76 81.50 –4.51 ...
dd 27.96 +1.43 ...
... 15.34 +0.69 ...
95 4.59 +0.29 ...
55 11.24 +0.02 ...
cc 48.00 –0.46 ...
...
.39 –0.01 ...
30 121.35 –0.83 ...
dd 1.89 –0.38 ...
dd 2.43 –0.30 ...
33 111.76 +16.68 ...
... 17.76 –1.22 ...
20 46.38 –1.84 ...
41 10.53 +0.02 ...
dd 1.87 –0.09 ...
dd 4.82 +0.21 .05
dd 40.82 –0.12 .05
33 186.77 –0.83 ...
dd 20.19 –1.56 ...
dd 16.27 –1.16 ...
16 33.16 –1.75 ...
dd 3.00 –0.51 ...
dd 111.30 –3.49 ...
dd 42.38 +0.81 ...
11 25.82 +1.45 .60
22 71.19 +4.50 .535
60 66.66 +0.92 .03
dd 1.80 +0.11 ...
cc 10.26 +0.50 ...
cc 314.40 –13.76 ...
dd 22.65 +1.29 ...
dd 2.00 –0.25 ...
28 305.72 –17.14 .21
28 306.02 –17.08 .21
dd 13.36 –0.46 ...
dd 4.53 –0.34 ...
dd 5.41 –0.47 ...
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52-Week
High
Low
Name
4
10 12 2
4
Tick
Sym Yld P/E
28.29 2.76 Alumis
ALMS ...
13.08 4.32 Alvotech
ALVO ...
AMAL 1.6
42.66 25.03 AmalgamFin
258.60 161.38 Amazon.com
AMZN ...
AMBA ...
96.69 38.86 Ambarella
AMBR ...
13.09 1.23 AmberIntl
95.41 66.67 Amdocs
DOX 3.0
16.50 8.50 AmerAirlines
AAL ...
130.07 97.46 AEP
AEP 2.9
17.52 6.26 AmOutdoorBrands AOUT ...
45.69 18.77 AmerPubEduc APEI ...
70.49 13.98 AmerSupercond AMSC ...
78.88 47.15 AmericanWoodmark AMWD ...
CRMT ...
62.72 17.78 AmerCarMart
ASRV 3.4
3.88 2.03 AmeriServFin
385.12 261.43 Amgen
AMGN 2.7
14.38 5.51 AmicusTherap FOLD ...
AMKR .7
57.09 14.03 AmkorTech
15.00 6.69 AmnealPharm AMRX ...
32.69 20.39 AmphastarPharm AMPH ...
18.59 3.20 AmtechSystems ASYS ...
17.49 2.60 AmylyxPharm AMLX ...
343.96 158.65 AnalogDevices ADI 1.2
ANAB ...
57.65 13.99 AnaptysBio
13.99 2.86 AnavexLifeSci AVXL ...
55.65 5.18 AnbioBiotechnology NNNN ...
ANDE 1.2
70.06 31.03 Andersons
10.90 10.07 AndrettiAcqnIIA POLE ...
ANGI ...
19.45 7.94 Angi
13.99 8.27 AngioDynamics ANGO ...
18.35 7.87 AnikaTherap
ANIK ...
ANNX ...
7.18 1.29 Annexon
27.72 8.35 AntalphaPlatfm ANTA ...
8.79 2.34 AnterisTech
AVR ...
APLS ...
30.48 16.10 ApellisPharm
9.99 9.87 ApexTreasuryA APXT ...
APOG 2.6
49.99 30.75 ApogeeEnt
84.56 26.20 ApogeeTherap APGE ...
APLM ...
42.12 3.66 ApollomicsA
326.04 173.10 AppFolio
APPF ...
APPN ...
46.06 22.19 Appian
288.62 169.21 Apple
AAPL .4
42.27 3.31 AppliedDigital APLD ...
376.32 123.74 ApplMaterials AMAT .5
50.80 9.71 AppliedOptoelec AAOI ...
745.61 200.50 AppLovin
APP ...
APYX ...
4.50 0.76 ApyxMedical
7.55 2.12 AquestiveTherap AQST ...
5.10 2.71 ArbutusBiopharma ABUS ...
112.92 55.19 ArcBest
ARCB .5
ACLX ...
94.07 47.86 Arcellx
103.39 82.45 ArchCapital
ACGL ...
10.70 9.96 ArchimedesII
ATII ...
24.17 5.85 ArcturusTherap ARCT ...
31.77 11.75 ArcutisBiotherap ARQT ...
ARDX ...
8.40 3.21 Ardelyx
ARCC 9.9
23.63 18.26 AresCapital
934.62 510.06 argenx
ARGX ...
ARHS ...
12.98 6.61 Arhaus
183.16 80.00 Arm
ARM ...
10.91 10.00 ArmadaAcqnII XRPN ...
BTOC ...
3.78 0.37 Armlogi
7.89 3.18 Arq
ARQ ...
12.23 3.76 ArrayTech
ARRY ...
40.00 1.06 ArriveAI
ARAI ...
AVBP ...
28.12 15.47 ArriVentBio
36.44 22.72 ArrowFinancial AROW 3.5
76.76 9.57 ArrowheadPharm ARWR ...
0.56 0.02 ArrowMarkFinRt BANXR ...
19.85 5.46 Arteris
AIP
...
10 12 2
Last
Div
Chg. Amt.
dd 26.54 +0.35 ...
20 4.64 –0.48 ...
12 41.39 +0.14 .17
28 198.79 –11.53 ...
dd 66.21 +2.57 ...
dd 2.43 +0.38 ...
13 69.23 –4.11 .569
83 13.88 –1.36 ...
20 129.94 +9.14 .95
dd 8.68 –0.53 ...
34 44.59 –0.30 ...
12 34.26 +6.09 ...
14 58.76 –8.78 ...
dd 21.23 –3.22 ...
10 3.51 –0.31 .03
26 369.19 –15.13 2.52
dd 14.31 +0.01 ...
32 47.48 –1.88.0835
cc 14.82 +0.30 ...
13 28.50 –0.76 ...
dd 11.42 +0.30 ...
dd 14.12 +0.14 ...
74 337.10 +16.65 .99
dd 53.08 +3.35 ...
dd 3.93 –0.17 ...
cc 24.20 –1.45 ...
32 69.03 +2.17 .20
34 10.59
... ...
9 8.10 –3.75 ...
dd 10.97 +0.41 ...
dd 10.21 –0.25 ...
dd 4.89 –0.84 ...
... 9.08 –0.09 ...
dd 5.71 +0.22 ...
73 21.70 –1.79 ...
... 9.98 –0.01 ...
22 41.44 –0.35 .27
dd 67.78 +5.54 ...
dd 19.79 +0.54 ...
46 178.41 –1.32 ...
dd 22.87 –2.34 ...
32 255.78 –22.34 .26
dd 35.28 +0.33 ...
36 354.91 +32.40 .46
dd 44.46 +0.16 ...
41 390.55 –16.17 ...
dd 3.72 –0.16 ...
dd 3.65 –0.46 ...
dd 3.98 +0.14 ...
40 104.40 –7.56 .12
dd 68.50 +0.47 ...
8 98.38 –2.57 ...
53 10.58 –0.07 ...
dd 7.21 –0.36 ...
dd 25.86 –1.46 ...
dd 6.87 –0.45 ...
10 19.37 +0.06 .48
42 821.96 +10.51 ...
18 9.25 –1.85 ...
cc 125.28 +1.58 ...
... 10.25 +0.01 ...
dd
.41 –0.05 ...
dd 3.59 +0.07 ...
dd 11.16 –0.70 ...
... 1.17 –0.23 ...
dd 22.46 +0.60 ...
13 34.67 –1.38 .30
41 63.82 –0.70 ...
...
.04 –0.03 ...
dd 14.62 –0.31 ...
4
10 12 2
52-Week
High
Low
Name
4
10 12 2
4
Tick
Sym Yld P/E
36.19 29.97 ArtesianRscs A ARTNA 3.7
10.39 9.85 ArtiusIIAcqn
AACB ...
0.57 0.15 ArtiusIIAcqnRt AACBR ...
7.36 1.47 ArtivaBiotherap ARTV ...
20.38 5.90 Arvinas
ARVN ...
242.00 124.06 AscendisPharma ASND ...
17.86 10.97 AscentIndustries ACNT ...
48.45 17.56 AscentagePharma AAPG ...
39.71 7.75 AssemblyBiosci ASMB ...
59.99 29.65 AstecIndustries ASTE .9
262.90 47.13 AsteraLabs
ALAB ...
81.89 18.28 Astronics
ATRO ...
12.68 6.96 AstroNova
ALOT ...
6.75 1.15 AtaiBeckley
ATAI ...
19.15 4.20 AtaraBiotherap ATRA ...
4.50 2.46 AteaPharm
AVIR ...
47.18 35.46 AtlantaBravesC BATRK ...
50.50 38.67 AtlantaBravesA BATRA ...
3.71 1.25 AtlanticAmerican AAME .8
6.50 1.16 AtlIntl
ATLN ...
78.91 41.37 Atlanticus
ATLC ...
316.99 83.17 Atlassian
TEAM ...
43.17 21.50 AtourLifestyle ATAT 1.8
43.18 28.29 AtriCure
ATRC ...
29.00 19.00 AuburnNatlBncp AUBN 4.3
12.10 7.20 AudioCodes
AUDC 5.5
8.16 4.35 AuraBiosciences AURA ...
76.80 14.69 AuraMinerals
AUGO 2.0
16.54 6.55 AuriniaPharm
AUPH ...
10.77 3.60 AuroraInnov
AUR ...
329.09 216.01 Autodesk
ADSK ...
2.70 1.11 AutolusTherap AUTL ...
329.93 208.62 ADP
ADP 3.2
69.00 0.42 AutoziInternet AZI
...
23.57 6.38 AvadelPharm
AVDL ...
10.32 3.67 AveannaHealth AVAH ...
20.25 10.12 AvePoint
AVPT ...
27.02 15.80 AviatNetworks AVNW ...
31.22 19.75 AvidbankHoldings AVBH ...
73.06 21.51 AvidityBio
RNA ...
212.81 54.03 AvisBudget
CAR ...
67.57 39.22 Avnet
AVT 2.1
2.95 1.37 Aware
AWRE ...
102.93 40.40 AxcelisTechs
ACLS ...
0.25 0.11 AxiomIntellRt AXINR ...
10.15 9.93 AxiomIntellA
AXIN ...
885.92 396.41 AxonEnterprise AXON ...
191.50 86.99 AxsomeTherap AXSM ...
47.55 23.91 Azenta
AZTA ...
Last
Div
Chg. Amt.
15 33.74 +1.43.3136
dd 10.36 +0.03 ...
...
.32 –0.01 ...
dd 4.00 –0.03 ...
dd 11.65 –1.83 ...
dd 216.32 –5.83 ...
cc 17.78 +0.58 ...
dd 23.82 –0.70 ...
dd 26.66 +0.44 ...
28 59.27 +1.84 .13
cc 129.32 –40.53 ...
dd 76.94 +0.36 ...
dd 9.31 –0.19 ...
dd 3.57 –0.20 ...
2 4.45 –0.43 ...
dd 4.31 +0.16 ...
dd 43.18 +4.05 ...
dd 47.65 +4.23 ...
11 2.56 +0.06 .02
dd 2.96 –0.49 ...
9 51.87 –3.82 ...
dd 84.38 –10.34 ...
27 39.17 +1.95 .36
dd 32.65 –4.46 ...
12 25.00 +0.37 .27
24 7.33 –0.31 .20
dd 5.57 –0.03 ...
dd 72.36 +6.37 .48
25 14.23 –0.21 ...
dd 4.48 +0.20 ...
45 231.22 –9.18 ...
dd 1.40 –0.02 ...
20 212.11 –19.25 1.70
dd
.46 –1.27 ...
dd 21.64 –0.05 ...
22 7.93 +0.08 ...
dd 10.56 –0.01 ...
22 24.96 –1.40 ...
dd 30.00 –0.51 ...
dd 72.87 –0.03 ...
dd 118.35 –2.07 ...
27 65.79 –0.83 .35
dd 1.73 –0.07 ...
22 94.55 +8.47 ...
...
.18 –0.02 ...
... 10.11 –0.04 ...
cc 429.67 +15.47 ...
dd 181.21 –1.34 ...
dd 28.62 –0.10 ...
B
10.46 7.31 BCB Bancorp
BCBP 3.8
17.51 11.12 BCP Invt
BCIC 15.5
10.96 7.24 BGC
BGC .9
47.02 28.46 BJ's Rest
BJRI ...
138.42 85.08 BOK Fin
BOKF 1.9
10.97 2.67 BRC
RILY ...
81.89 31.78 BRP
DOO .8
10.26 10.00 BTCDevelopment BDCI ...
16.00 0.95 BTQTechnologies BTQ ...
10.86 3.83 Backblaze
BLZE ...
165.30 74.71 Baidu
BIDU ...
62.27 33.60 BakerHughes
BKR 1.5
182.42 139.17 Balchem
BCPC .5
47.15 15.88 BaldwinInsurance BWIN ...
4.10 1.00 BallardPower
BLDP ...
138.77 97.02 BancFirst
BANF 1.7
19.68 11.33 Bandwidth
BAND ...
53.66 35.71 BankOZK
OZK 3.6
28.48 19.14 BankofMarinBncp BMRC 3.7
dd 8.48 +0.20 .08
11 12.10 –0.11 .47
28 9.21 +0.25 .02
30 40.54 –3.49 ...
15 134.22 –2.35 .63
1 6.82 –1.06 ...
cc 78.59 +0.75.1568
... 10.06 –0.03 ...
dd 2.78 –0.05 ...
dd 4.29 +0.19 ...
44 137.01 –8.92 ...
23 61.20 +2.28 .23
40 180.81 +7.65 .96
dd 16.50 –3.07 ...
dd 2.15
... ...
17 117.68 –1.36 .49
dd 12.96 –0.47 ...
8 49.48 –1.92 .46
dd 27.24 –0.16 .25
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52-Week
High
Low
Name
February 16, 2026
NASDAQ ISSUES
Tick
Sym Yld P/E
50.10 32.49 Bank7
BSVN 2.5
BWFG 1.6
51.54 26.39 BankwellFinl
BANR 3.1
70.06 54.01 Banner
BZUN ...
4.88 2.12 Baozun
BRNS ...
2.92 0.56 BarinthusBio
49.65 31.17 BarrettBus
BBSI 1.0
19.75 13.96 BassettFurniture BSET 5.0
33.15 22.22 BayCom
BCML 2.9
12.24 10.79 BayviewAcqnA BAYA ...
0.42 0.11 BayviewAcqnRt BAYAR ...
36.44 13.53 BeamTherap
BEAM ...
226.00 53.95 BelFuse A
BELFA .1
248.61 58.00 BelFuse B
BELFB .1
59.25 30.97 BentleySystems BSY .8
385.22 196.45 BeOneMed
ONC ...
TACO ...
11.32 10.11 BertoAcqn
BBNX ...
32.71 8.89 BetaBionics
94.06 8.90 BetterHome&Fin BETR ...
BYND ...
7.69 0.50 BeyondMeat
6.50 2.38 BginBlockchain BGIN ...
19.71 7.80 BicaraTherap
BCAX ...
BCYC ...
13.11 5.18 BicycleTherap
7.33 0.19 BigTreeCloud
DSY ...
36.40 14.47 Bilibili
BILI ...
138.70 80.00 BillionToOne
BLLN ...
5.81 1.36 BinahCapital
BCG ...
9.49 2.01 BingEx
FLX ...
TECH .5
72.16 46.01 Bio-Techne
24.00 2.88 BioAgeLabs
BIOA ...
5.40 0.53 BioceresCrop
BIOX ...
BCRX ...
11.31 6.00 BioCryst
BDSX ...
20.40 3.44 Biodesix
202.41 110.04 Biogen
BIIB ...
12.80 4.65 BioHarvestSci BHST ...
73.51 50.76 BioMarinPharm BMRN ...
3.96 0.87 BiomeaFusion BMEA ...
124.49 81.20 BioNTech
BNTX ...
BTMD ...
5.00 2.02 Biote
11.25 5.81 Bioventus
BVS ...
10.00 9.80 BitcoinInfrAcqn BIXI ...
6.60 0.67 Bitfarms
BITF ...
4.94 1.20 BlackDiamond BDTX ...
13.40 10.51 BlackHawkAcqn BKHAU ...
2.79 0.86 BlackHawkAcqnRt BKHAR ...
30.40 13.53 BlackRockCoffee BRCB ...
BLKB ...
81.39 45.71 Blackbaud
59.57 38.43 BlackLine
BL
...
TCPC20.8
9.48 4.76 BlkRkTCPCap
6.76 1.08 Blaize
BZAI ...
BBCQ ...
10.05 9.91 BleichroederII
12.47 5.86 Bloomin'Brands BLMN .0
BACC ...
10.44 9.95 BlueAcqnA
BACCR ...
0.48 0.13 BlueAcqnRt
BLBD ...
61.95 30.04 BlueBird
14.74 7.61 BlueFoundryBncp BLFY ...
166.50 1.83 BlueGold
BGL ...
10.41 9.93 BlueWaterIII A BLUW ...
10.00 9.87 BluerockAcqnA BLRK ...
11.20 10.00 BoldEagleAcqnA BEAG ...
0.45 0.20 BoldEagleAcqnRt BEAGR ...
5839.41 4071.60 Booking
BKNG .9
BOLD ...
2.44 0.96 BoundlessBio
45.83 17.90 BowmanConsult BWMN ...
BRAG ...
6.12 1.81 BraggGaming
BWAY ...
25.65 7.84 Brainsway
TBHC ...
2.40 1.01 BrandHouse
BRZE ...
43.89 16.25 Braze
14.87 8.50 BridgeBioOncology BBOT ...
84.94 28.33 BridgeBioPharma BBIO ...
3.44 1.02 BridgerAerospace BAER ...
10.77 7.24 BridgfordFoods BRID ...
66.33 42.07 BrighthouseFin BHF ...
BTSG ...
41.26 15.48 BrightSpring
3.10 1.25 BrilliantEarthA BRLT67.1
414.61 138.10 Broadcom
AVGO .8
BRKR .5
56.22 28.53 Bruker
BMBL ...
8.64 2.73 Bumble
41.72 2.18 BurningRockBio BNR ...
30.32 20.07 BusFirstBcshs BFST 2.1
Last
Div
Chg. Amt.
10 43.92 –1.27 .27
11 48.74 –1.66 .20
11 64.20 –0.39 .50
dd 2.68
... ...
dd
.63 –0.08 ...
15 31.62 –6.23 .08
23 15.99 +0.23 .20
14 30.66 +0.12 .30
cc 11.95 –0.15 ...
...
.28 +0.13 ...
dd 27.92 +1.40 ...
42 215.26 +9.43 .06
46 232.84 +12.06 .07
41 34.10 +0.93 .07
cc 346.07 –7.85 ...
... 10.19 –0.02 ...
dd 13.94 +0.86 ...
dd 31.36 +4.68 ...
dd
.71 –0.02 ...
... 2.92 –0.02 ...
dd 14.21 –1.15 ...
dd 5.24 –0.42 ...
dd
.21 –0.04 ...
cc 30.60 –0.93 ...
dd 88.61 –2.00 ...
56 2.17 –0.18 ...
dd 2.81 –1.18 ...
cc 59.93 –6.85 .08
dd 19.57 –1.16 ...
dd
.59 +0.02 ...
dd 6.76 +0.38 ...
dd 11.45 +1.07 ...
22 196.52 –4.66 ...
dd 4.77 –0.02 ...
22 59.87 +1.74 ...
dd 1.25 +0.03 ...
dd 105.87 –0.75 ...
3 2.13 –0.10 ...
74 8.27 –0.24 ...
... 9.91 –0.02 ...
dd 2.14
... ...
6 2.22 –0.03 ...
51 12.30 –0.70 ...
... 1.64 –0.16 ...
... 14.42 –1.40 ...
21 49.08 +1.60 ...
cc 38.61 –5.24 ...
dd 4.80 –0.06 .25
dd 1.18 –0.09 ...
... 9.95 +0.03 ...
dd 6.25 –0.82 .15
... 10.19 –0.07 ...
...
.24 –0.05 ...
15 57.59 –1.62 ...
dd 14.13 –0.40 ...
40 2.63 +0.33 ...
... 10.35 +0.01 ...
... 9.89 –0.01 ...
34 10.51 –0.02 ...
...
.31
... ...
27 4140.60 –316.57 9.60
dd 1.13 –0.03 ...
36 33.76 –1.57 ...
dd 1.92 +0.02 ...
73 22.99 +1.21 ...
dd 1.04 –0.05 ...
dd 17.60 –0.19 ...
dd 11.25 +0.55 ...
dd 75.25 +7.20 ...
dd 2.59 –0.30 ...
dd 7.62 –0.31 ...
4 63.84 +0.11 ...
65 38.86 –0.82 ...
dd 1.49 –0.01 .25
68 325.17 –7.75 .65
dd 36.51 –5.42 .05
dd 2.75 –0.47 ...
dd 29.14 –4.87 ...
10 29.15 –0.69 .15
C
6.96 2.13 Cadiz
CDZI ...
7.31 1.31 CAMP4Therapeutics CAMP ...
86.49 53.14 C&F Fin
CFFI 2.4
CBFV 3.0
37.75 26.01 CB FinSvcs
10.96 4.91 CCC Intelligent CCC ...
194.99 120.52 CDW
CDW 2.0
CEVA ...
38.94 18.23 CEVA
3.65 1.09 C4 Therap
CCCC ...
CGON ...
57.88 14.80 CG Oncology
203.34 84.68 CH Robinson
CHRW 1.4
75.00 0.27 CIDHoldCo
DAIC ...
1.88 0.80 CLPS
CLPS ...
309.35 244.43 CME Group
CME 1.6
CCNE 2.4
30.84 19.32 CNB Fin PA
CMPS ...
8.20 2.25 CompassPath
10.50 9.84 CO2EnTransition NOEM ...
0.45 0.15 CO2EnTransitionRt NOEMR ...
PMTS ...
34.25 10.81 CPI Card
227.29 149.96 CRA Intl
CRAI 1.5
CRSP ...
78.48 30.04 CrisprTherap
dd 4.91 +0.24 ...
dd 3.85 +0.01 ...
9 77.92 –1.79 .46
44 36.83 –0.43 .28
dd 4.94 –0.84 ...
16 126.86 –15.76 .63
dd 22.67 +0.13 ...
dd 1.89 +0.07 ...
dd 51.50 +1.14 ...
36 176.01 –24.58 .63
dd
.30
... ...
dd 1.19
... ...
27 303.07 +0.80 6.15
12 29.68 +0.52 .19
dd 5.81 –0.38 ...
75 10.34 –0.01 ...
...
.21
... ...
9 11.38 –1.55 ...
19 155.22 –29.74 .57
dd 53.07 +4.33 ...
52-Week
High
Low
Name
B A R R ON S .C OM / D ATA
Tick
Sym Yld P/E
80.67 54.65 CSG Systems
CSGS 1.7
10.08 9.85 CSLM Digital III KOYN ...
20.39 8.89 CSP
CSPI 1.2
41.79 26.22 CSX
CSX 1.3
21.48 16.01 CVB Fin
CVBF 3.9
3.67 0.99 CabalettaBio
CABA ...
376.45 221.56 CadenceDesign CDNS ...
40.00 17.95 CaesarsEnt
CZR ...
4.15 0.86 Caesarstone
CSTE ...
126.40 71.92 Cal-MaineFoods CALM 3.5
10.44 9.92 CalRedwoodA
CRAQ ...
0.35 0.16 CalRedwoodAcqnRt CRAQR ...
28.72 18.40 CalavoGrowers CVGW 3.1
10.07 9.85 CalisaAcqn
ALIS ...
0.70 0.11 CalisaAcqnRt
ALISR ...
29.20 7.68 Calumet
CLMT ...
6.80 0.23 CambiumNtwks CMBM ...
51.57 34.53 CamdenNational CAC 3.4
43.85 25.62 Campbell's
CPB 5.3
164.21 47.41 Camtek
CAMT ...
2.22 0.47 Canaan
CAN ...
34.59 6.57 CanadianSolar CSIQ ...
13.68 4.25 CandelTherap
CADL ...
2.38 0.77 CanopyGrowth CGC ...
11.36 7.01 Cantaloupe
CTLP ...
21.61 14.39 CanterburyPark CPHC 1.8
11.09 10.17 CantorEqPtrsIII CAEP ...
13.74 10.33 CantorEqPtrsII CEPT ...
16.50 10.08 CantorEqPtrsI CEPO ...
10.67 10.09 CantorEqPtrsIV A CEPF ...
10.18 10.13 CantorEqPtrsVI CEPS ...
10.36 10.13 CantorEqPtrsV CEPV ...
36.40 24.69 CapitalBancorp CBNK 1.4
46.83 32.38 CapitalCityBank CCBG 2.4
24.83 14.09 CapCleanEn
CCEC 2.6
23.86 17.46 CapitalSouthwest CSWC10.2
7.74 4.90 CapitolFedFin
CFFN 4.5
1.93 0.30 Captivision
CAPT ...
29.75 21.98 CardinalInfr
CDNL ...
3.62 0.80 Cardlytics
CDLX ...
4.25 1.14 Carecloud
CCLD ...
25.55 10.96 CareDx
CDNA ...
40.37 24.65 CarGurus
CARG ...
3.54 0.66 CaribouBio
CRBU ...
42.50 20.42 CarisLifeSci
CAI
...
17.19 10.65 Carlsmed
CARL ...
69.85 33.02 Carlyle
CG 2.6
18.40 11.55 CarlyleSecured CGBD13.4
22.51 13.61 CarterBkshrs
CARE ...
10.42 10.00 CartesianIII A
CGCT ...
20.00 5.98 CartesianTherap RNAC ...
121.24 82.22 CasellaWaste
CWST ...
678.67 372.09 CaseysGenStores CASY .3
47.43 36.07 CassInfoSys
CASS 2.8
44.28 14.59 CastleBiosci
CSTL ...
54.99 36.06 CathayGenBncp CATY 2.6
713.01 393.53 CavcoIndustries CVCO ...
11.44 10.09 CaysonAcqn
CAPN ...
0.40 0.12 CaysonAcqnRt CAPNR ...
79.17 17.57 CecoEnvl
CECO ...
21.42 13.10 CellebriteDI
CLBT ...
5.48 1.10 Cellectis
CLLS ...
30.58 9.60 CentessaPharm CNTA ...
25.43 9.80 Central Banco
CBC .0
41.25 28.77 CentralGarden CENT ...
37.35 25.97 CentralGardenA CENTA ...
10.77 10.18 CenturionAcqnA ALF ...
55.59 13.05 CenturyAluminum CENX ...
3.54 1.82 Ceragon
CRNT ...
15.13 5.94 Cerence
CRNC ...
26.04 10.01 CeriBell
CBLL ...
15.69 6.45 Certara
CERT ...
2.96 1.12 Cerus
CERS ...
41.80 9.95 Chagee
CHA .0
36.77 1.38 ChainceDigital CD
...
0.22 0.10 ChampionsGateRt CHPGR ...
11.30 10.01 CharltonAriaA CHAR ...
437.06 180.38 CharterComms CHTR ...
234.36 161.00 CheckPoint
CHKP ...
69.70 42.69 CheesecakeFct CAKE 1.8
69.47 45.00 ChefsWarehouse CHEF ...
65.50 40.71 ChemungFinl
CHMG 2.3
10.56 9.91 ChengheAcqnIII CHEC ...
12.65 9.58 ChicagoAtlantic LIEN 13.3
16.27 11.62 ChicagoAtlRealEst REFI 15.7
10.11 3.66 Children'sPlace PLCE ...
44.94 16.17 ChimeFinl
CHYM ...
45.43 12.78 ChipMOSTechs IMOS 1.8
116.09 79.83 ChordEnergy
CHRD 5.1
11.66 10.32 ChurchillCapIX CCIX ...
27.50 10.03 ChurchillCapX
CCCX ...
125.87 85.58 ChurchillDowns CHDN .5
82.43 35.21 Cimpress
CMPR ...
174.27 123.02 CincinnatiFinl
CINF 2.3
229.24 180.39 Cintas
CTAS .9
25.52 1.86 CipherMining
CIFR ...
146.88 75.83 CirrusLogic
CRUS ...
88.19 52.11 CiscoSystems
CSCO 2.1
49.50 16.82 CitiTrends
CTRN ...
19.11 12.69 CtznCmntyBcp CZWI 2.2
Last
Div
Chg. Amt.
40 79.66 –0.40 .34
... 10.03 –0.01 ...
dd 9.86 –0.95 .03
26 40.87 +0.26 .13
14 20.55 –0.88 .20
dd 2.80 +0.29 ...
77 299.46 +15.94 ...
dd 18.14 –2.38 ...
dd 2.11 –0.22 ...
4 83.44 +0.91 .72
... 10.18 +0.02 ...
...
.25 +0.02 ...
24 26.07 +0.64 .20
... 9.99 –0.01 ...
...
.50 –0.06 ...
dd 28.61 +3.42 ...
dd 1.23 –0.18 ...
13 50.09 –0.04 .42
15 29.49 +0.66 .39
cc 162.00 +12.98 ...
dd
.49 –0.10 ...
99 19.39 –0.50 ...
dd 5.68 –0.15 ...
dd 1.08 –0.02 ...
14 10.22 –0.44 ...
dd 15.61 +0.60 .07
... 10.23 –0.01 ...
94 11.53 +0.23 ...
65 10.44 +0.01 ...
cc 10.43 –0.03 ...
... 10.13 –0.02 ...
... 10.15 –0.03 ...
9 31.79 –1.02 .12
12 42.82 –0.69 .26
6 22.73 +2.27 .15
13 22.81 –0.38.1934
14 7.64 +0.04 .085
...
.50 –0.01 ...
... 25.00 –1.41 ...
dd
.93 +0.03 ...
57 2.32 –0.13 ...
16 19.63 +0.16 ...
19 27.34 –1.27 ...
dd 1.58 +0.01 ...
dd 20.62 –1.38 ...
dd 10.95 –0.72 ...
25 54.49 –4.22 .35
10 11.92 –0.06 .40
16 21.80 –0.31 ...
... 10.30
... ...
dd 6.52 +0.03 ...
cc 103.72 –0.93 ...
41 665.86 +4.96 .57
17 45.02 –1.75 .32
dd 33.15 +0.40 ...
12 53.33 –0.77 .34
26 590.38 +51.65 ...
46 10.74 –0.01 ...
...
.22 +0.04 ...
56 79.14 +6.77 ...
47 14.64 +0.47 ...
dd 3.73 +0.16 ...
dd 24.71 +1.22 ...
14 24.52 +0.27 .12
15 37.95 –0.04 ...
14 33.98 –0.10 ...
32 10.73 –0.01 ...
58 46.04 –6.36 ...
cc 2.26 –0.12 ...
dd 8.26 +0.49 ...
dd 19.77 –0.38 ...
98 6.62 –0.61 ...
dd 2.24 +0.04 ...
8 10.31 –0.68 .92
dd 4.98 –0.60 ...
...
.15 –0.03 ...
40 10.53
... ...
7 239.09 +7.95 ...
18 171.48 –9.43 ...
18 58.67 –4.58 .27
41 68.44 +1.77 ...
19 59.44 –4.96 .34
... 10.03 –0.03 ...
7 10.25 +0.14 .34
7 11.96 –0.14 .47
dd 4.01 –0.15 ...
dd 19.69 –2.09 ...
cc 35.34 +1.78.6132
39 102.02 –0.87 1.30
46 10.65 –0.02 ...
... 13.66 +2.00 ...
16 89.24 –4.31 .438
83 74.27 –1.37 ...
11 162.77 –9.88 .94
42 193.44 –2.43 .45
dd 16.42 +1.69 ...
19 144.63 +1.85 ...
27 76.85 –7.97 .42
dd 46.18 +1.33 ...
13 18.89 –0.11 .105
52-Week
High
Low
Name
Tick
Sym Yld P/E
133.59 102.22 CityHolding
CHCO 2.7
CLAR 3.0
4.98 3.02 Clarus
3.22 1.30 CleanEnerFuels CLNE ...
46.76 23.78 Clearfield
CLFD ...
CLYM ...
6.22 1.05 ClimbBio
145.02 88.90 ClimbGlbl
CLMB .6
CLOV ...
4.80 2.01 CloverHealth
120.05 76.11 CoastalFinl
CCB ...
169.49 105.21 Coca-ColaCon
COKE .6
100.67 80.70 CocaColaEuropac CCEP 2.3
4.46 1.12 Codexis
CDXS ...
COGT ...
43.73 3.72 CogentBio
84.06 15.96 CogentComm
CCOI 11.5
CGNX .6
59.88 22.67 Cognex
90.82 65.00 CognizantTech CTSH 2.0
11.66 6.73 CognyteSoftware CGNT ...
10.47 10.07 CohenCircleII A CCII ...
2.62 0.71 CoherusOncology CHRS ...
COHU ...
34.96 12.57 Cohu
444.65 139.36 CoinbaseGlbl
COIN ...
CNCK ...
9.49 2.00 Coincheck
50.79 23.23 CollegiumPharm COLL ...
171.51 98.97 ColliersIntl
CIGI .3
32.70 19.61 ColumbiaBanking COLB 4.7
CLBK ...
18.87 12.64 ColumbiaFinl
92.88 47.47 ColumbiaSportswr COLM 1.9
10.88 9.95 ColumbusAcqn COLA ...
0.50 0.11 ColumbusAcqnRt COLAR ...
24.40 11.78 ColumbusMcKinn CMCO 1.4
CMCSA 4.2
35.58 24.12 Comcast A
63.87 48.69 CommerceBcshrs CBSH 2.1
7.50 2.41 Commerce.com CMRC ...
2.15 0.81 CommVehicle
CVGI ...
65.79 44.60 CmntyTrBcp
CTBI 3.3
200.68 79.51 CommvaultSys CVLT ...
SCOR ...
10.18 4.39 comScore
CMTL ...
6.21 1.19 ComtechTel
CNXC 4.6
66.00 29.35 Concentrix
CNDT ...
4.26 1.18 Conduent
36.25 15.64 Confluent
CFLT ...
CNTB ...
3.28 0.51 ConnectBio
29.28 20.61 ConnectOneBncp CNOB 2.6
30.08 17.84 ConsensusCloud CCSI ...
CWCO 1.5
39.12 22.69 ConsldWater
412.70 161.35 ConstellationEner CEG .5
141.90 64.79 ConstructionPtrs ROAD ...
CPSS ...
11.67 6.67 ConsumerPtf
16.01 3.35 ContineumTherap CTNM ...
93.00 61.78 Cooper
COO ...
CPRT ...
63.85 36.52 Copart
CORZ ...
23.63 6.20 CoreScientific
187.00 33.52 CoreWeave
CRWV ...
CRMD ...
17.43 5.60 CorMedix
13.02 4.48 CorsairGaming CRSR ...
120.64 44.83 Corvel
CRVL ...
CRVS ...
26.95 2.54 CorvusPharm
CSGP ...
97.43 43.92 CoStar
1077.49 844.06 Costco
COST .5
CBRL 3.2
71.93 24.85 CrackerBarrel
13.27 9.90 CraneHarborAcqn CHAC ...
1.40 0.20 CraneHarborRt CHACR ...
CRAN ...
10.03 9.88 CraneHarborII
549.75 401.90 CreditAcceptance CACC ...
213.80 29.09 CredoTech
CRDO ...
20.19 13.03 CrescentCapBDC CCAP12.0
CRESY ...
14.21 7.70 Cresud
CRCT 4.3
7.33 3.94 Cricut
57.99 24.10 CrineticsPharm CRNX ...
CRTO ...
47.25 16.55 Criteo
32.15 1.23 CriticalMetals CRML ...
122.84 73.21 Crocs
CROX ...
CRON ...
3.43 1.60 Cronos
18.24 7.43 CrossCtyHlthcr CCRN ...
566.90 298.00 CrowdStrike
CRWD ...
0.25 0.18 CrownReserveIRt CRACR ...
10.05 9.89 CrownReserveI CRAC ...
13.43 5.68 CullinanTherap CGEM ...
7.25 1.85 CumberlandPharm CPIX ...
CURR ...
4.68 0.33 Currenc
CVRX ...
15.42 4.30 CVRx
HELP ...
10.59 4.81 Cybin
478.88 1.62 Cycurion
CYCU ...
CTKB ...
6.18 2.37 CytekBiosci
CYTK ...
70.98 29.31 Cytokinetics
6.35 0.40 CytomXTherap CTMX ...
Last
Div
Chg. Amt.
14 126.65 –1.19 .87
dd 3.36 –0.26 .025
dd 2.64 –0.11 ...
dd 32.68 +1.77 ...
dd 5.67 +0.23 ...
26 121.05 –1.60 .17
dd 2.02 –0.11 ...
27 83.47 –4.47 ...
25 161.91 +4.17 .25
27 99.51 +1.951.4349
dd 1.20 –0.13 ...
dd 36.53 –0.55 ...
dd 26.46 +2.17 .02
87 58.79 +16.42 .085
15 66.55 –10.53 .33
dd 7.06 –0.26 ...
cc 10.29
... ...
dd 1.61 –0.53 ...
dd 30.60 –0.25 ...
37 164.32 –0.80 ...
... 2.60 +0.15 ...
28 45.79 –1.82 ...
50 113.39 –26.33 .15
14 31.49 –0.58 .37
36 18.41 –0.11 ...
19 63.29 +0.22 .30
98 10.43 –0.04 ...
...
.41 +0.05 ...
98 20.33 –2.43 .07
6 31.57 +0.20 .33
13 53.60 –1.57 .275
dd 2.77 –0.20 ...
dd 1.67 +0.04 ...
12 63.59 –1.90 .53
45 87.63 +1.56 ...
dd 7.50 +0.01 ...
dd 5.86 +0.16 ...
dd 30.39 –9.55 .36
dd 1.54 +0.03 ...
dd 30.56 –0.01 ...
... 2.60 +0.17 ...
19 27.75 –0.92 .18
7 29.61 +5.94 ...
35 37.21 +0.18 .14
33 288.43 +27.01.3878
61 133.93 +6.88 ...
11 8.57 –0.38 ...
dd 14.44 –0.56 ...
44 82.99 +0.89 ...
23 37.49 –2.87 ...
cc 17.84 +1.03 ...
dd 96.04 +6.09 ...
4 7.34 –0.35 ...
dd 6.79 +1.62 ...
24 49.20 +0.53 ...
dd 18.66 –1.80 ...
cc 44.99 –5.29 ...
55 1018.48 +17.32 1.30
42 31.40 –2.41 .25
88 10.50 +0.08 ...
...
.78
... ...
... 9.98 –0.02 ...
13 483.98 –24.92 ...
cc 121.44 +10.04 ...
14 13.97 –0.43 .42
4 11.77 –1.06 ...
12 4.69 +0.07 .10
dd 42.70 –2.58 ...
7 17.81 –1.38 ...
dd 9.24 –1.79 ...
dd 96.88 +11.07 ...
28 2.60 –0.04 ...
dd 8.08 –0.61 ...
dd 429.64 +34.14 ...
...
.22 –0.01 ...
... 9.97 –0.03 ...
dd 11.59 –0.64 ...
dd 3.88 –0.03 ...
dd 1.97 +0.53 ...
dd 4.95 –1.60 ...
dd 6.09 +0.11 ...
dd 1.69 –0.28 ...
dd 4.24 –0.23 ...
dd 66.26 +3.92 ...
13 5.32 –0.35 ...
D
10.65 9.88 D.BoralARC I A BCAR
BOOM
9.92 5.46 DMC Global
HEPS
3.85 2.15 D-MarketElec
DTSQ
12.90 10.15 DT CloudStar
0.28 0.09 DT CloudStarRt DTSQR
154.19 67.68 DXP Ents
DXPE
DSAC
10.04 9.93 DaedalusSpec
DAKT
27.63 10.24 Daktronics
201.69 81.63 Datadog
DDOG
35.53 13.04 Dave&Buster's PLAY
286.45 65.46 Dave
DAVE
5.54 1.08 DawsonGeophys DWSN
13.20 5.64 DayOneBiopharm DAWN
5.68 1.52 DefinitiveHlthcr DH
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
... 10.11 –0.04
dd 8.49 +0.34
dd 2.63 –0.05
38 10.90 +0.04
...
.19
...
28 148.55 –1.06
... 9.96 –0.02
cc 27.49 +2.08
cc 125.20 +13.51
dd 14.85 –4.42
18 177.28 –5.94
dd 2.52 +0.27
dd 11.35 –0.06
dd 1.59 –0.40
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
52-Week
High
Low
Name
Tick
Sym Yld P/E
18.70 4.70 DefiniumTherap DFTX ...
23.77 10.57 DenaliTherap
DNLI ...
19.27 9.85 DentsplySirona XRAY 4.9
117.35 62.56 DescartesSystems DSGX ...
DSGN ...
10.97 2.60 DesignTherap
2.59 0.54 DestinationXL DXLG ...
DSWL 5.5
4.48 1.93 Deswell
DXCM ...
93.25 54.11 DexCom
172.13 114.11 DiamondHillInvt DHIL 3.5
170.54 114.00 DiamondbkEner FANG 2.4
10.24 6.19 Diamondrock
DRH 2.7
48.33 22.39 DigiIntl
DGII ...
DMRC ...
35.25 4.74 Digimarc
11.24 10.05 DigitalAssetA DAAQ ...
36.86 23.25 DimeCommBcshs DCOM 2.8
81.71 32.93 Diodes
DIOD ...
99.50 30.82 DiscMedicine
IRON ...
33.80 21.87 DistributionSoln DSGR ...
6.61 2.00 DiversifiedHlthcr DHC .6
16.78 7.61 dLocal
DLO .0
43.40 18.11 Docebo
DCBO ...
DOCU ...
94.67 41.53 DocuSign
142.40 61.80 DollarTree
DLTR ...
500.55 373.41 Domino's
DPZ 1.9
DOMO ...
18.49 4.07 Domo
21.12 15.05 DonegalGroup A DGICA 3.9
20.46 13.84 DonegalGroup B DGICB 4.1
285.50 155.40 DoorDash
DASH ...
32.47 20.85 DorchesterMnls DMLP11.0
166.89 106.95 DormanProducts DORM ...
11.25 8.09 DoubleDown
DDI
...
DOYU ...
16.99 5.60 DouYuIntl
DKNG ...
53.61 21.01 DraftKings
DRVN ...
19.74 13.44 DrivenBrands
33.27 23.63 Dropbox
DBX ...
0.24 0.09 DrugsMadeInAmRt DMAAR ...
10.45 9.95 DrugsMadeInAm DMAA ...
10.01 9.86 DrugsMadeAmII DMII ...
0.17 0.10 DrugsMadeAmIIRt DMIIR ...
4.66 1.58 DuluthHoldings DLTH ...
10.39 10.00 DuneAcqnII
IPOD ...
544.93 107.16 Duolingo
DUOL ...
ETHM ...
15.24 9.84 Dynamix
DNMX ...
9.99 9.87 DynamixIII
25.00 6.36 DyneTherap
DYN ...
Last
Div
Chg. Amt.
dd 15.75 –1.15 ...
dd 18.77 –2.31 ...
dd 12.95 –0.81 .16
37 65.74 –1.04 ...
dd 10.07 –0.20 ...
dd
.56 –0.07 ...
5 3.65 +0.05 .10
33 70.02 +0.05 ...
10 170.75 –0.254.00
12 169.14 +2.21 1.00
38 9.87 +0.31 .04
43 48.26 +4.10 ...
dd 4.86 –0.55 ...
88 10.22 +0.02 ...
15 35.24 –0.99 .25
50 71.07 +10.23 ...
dd 55.95 –23.77 ...
dd 30.84 –0.02 ...
dd 6.55 +0.18 .01
20 11.97 –1.21.5251
26 18.95 –0.13 ...
31 44.82 –2.31 ...
dd 126.06 +2.23 ...
22 375.50 –19.38 1.74
dd 4.10 –1.13 ...
8 18.70 –0.28.1825
7 16.07 –3.62 .165
81 160.34 –22.13 ...
23 25.48 +0.95.7557
16 131.17 +1.07 ...
4 8.75 +0.18 ...
dd 5.81 +0.13 ...
dd 21.76 –4.86 ...
dd 16.84 –0.22 ...
14 24.53 –0.47 ...
...
.13
... ...
62 10.44
... ...
... 9.99
... ...
...
.12
... ...
dd 2.28 –0.17 ...
cc 10.29
... ...
14 112.57 –6.83 ...
... 10.35 +0.01 ...
... 9.95 –0.04 ...
dd 15.54 –1.26 ...
E
3.25 0.76 ECARX
ECX ...
EDAP ...
5.05 1.21 EDAP TMS
EGHA ...
10.39 9.31 EGHAcqn
EGHAR ...
0.48 0.16 EGHAcqnRt
EBMT 2.6
23.75 15.10 EagleBncpMT
123.82 68.27 EastWestBncp EWBC 2.7
22.58 13.51 EasternBankshares EBC 2.4
29.55 17.61 Eastern
EML 2.4
EBON ...
5.90 2.30 EbangIntl
101.15 58.71 eBay
EBAY 1.4
132.25 14.90 EchoStar
SATS ...
31.29 10.60 EdgewiseTherap EWTX ...
4.54 0.91 EditasMedicine EDIT ...
EDUC ...
1.84 0.92 EducDev
29.76 11.23 EHang
EH
...
EHTH ...
11.36 1.53 eHealth
EGHT ...
3.52 1.52 8x8
17.40 13.29 EikonTherap
EIKN ...
LOCO ...
12.65 8.29 ElPolloLoco
740.67 294.99 ElbitSystems
ESLT .4
204.89 128.02 ElectronicArts EA
.4
129.20 0.28 ElongPower
ELPW ...
EMBC 5.9
16.27 9.20 Embecta
EMIS ...
10.09 9.90 EmmisAcqn
44.09 3.19 EmperyDigital EMPD ...
44.80 31.28 Enact
ACT 1.9
17.15 4.09 EnantaPharma ENTA ...
ECPG ...
59.20 26.45 EncoreCapital
18.32 10.86 EnergyRecovery ERII ...
65.82 14.01 EnlightRenewableEn ENLT ...
30.22 13.30 EnlivenTherap ELVN ...
ENVX ...
16.49 5.27 Enovix
70.78 25.78 EnphaseEnergy ENPH ...
216.92 118.73 EnsignGroup
ENSG .1
138.99 60.75 Entegris
ENTG .3
62.30 45.22 EnterpriseFinSvcs EFSC 2.2
13.82 4.93 EntradaTherap TRDA ...
PLUS 1.2
93.98 53.83 ePlus
8.50 4.20 EpsilonEnergy EPSN 5.1
992.90 701.41 Equinix
EQIX 2.0
35.50 28.00 EquipmentShare EQPT ...
ERAS ...
12.69 1.01 Erasca
456.93 267.40 ErieIndemnity ERIE 2.1
16.99 11.41 Escalade
ESCA 4.3
4.18 0.69 EsperionTherap ESPR ...
19.00 9.45 EthosTech
LIFE ...
ETON ...
23.00 11.09 EtonPharm
ETOR ...
79.96 24.74 eToro
114.25 64.34 EuronetWorldwide EEFT ...
EWCZ ...
7.60 2.72 EuropeanWax
14.41 7.66 EverCommerce EVCM ...
EVRG 3.4
82.73 61.94 Evergy
EVER ...
30.03 14.14 EverQuote
MRAM ...
17.24 4.34 EverspinTech
dd 1.65 –0.02 ...
dd 4.67 –0.06 ...
... 10.21 –0.05 ...
...
.35 –0.02 ...
12 22.54 –0.91 .145
12 117.83 –4.67 .80
53 21.61 –0.28 .13
22 18.61 –0.86 .11
dd 2.55 +0.01 ...
18 82.38 –4.17 .29
dd 113.15 +1.54 ...
dd 30.01 +0.91 ...
dd 1.76 –0.06 ...
3 1.42 +0.07 ...
dd 11.58 –0.34 ...
46 1.70 –0.52 ...
dd 2.69 +0.07 ...
... 15.05 +0.55 ...
12 10.51 –0.43 ...
69 676.43 +11.43 .75
75 200.62 +0.62 .19
...
.49 –0.61 ...
4 10.17 –0.70 .15
... 10.03 –0.03 ...
dd 3.76 +0.04 ...
10 43.29 +0.12 .21
dd 13.85 +0.34 ...
dd 57.47 –0.28 ...
46 15.60 +0.13 ...
67 64.86 +4.86 ...
dd 26.72 –2.70 ...
dd 5.92 –0.46 ...
34 43.49 –6.31 ...
37 213.34 +15.54 .065
85 131.43 +9.06 .10
11 60.79 +0.90 .33
dd 10.88 +0.28 ...
17 83.88 –2.94 .25
19 4.92 +0.07.0625
69 956.19 +108.07 5.16
... 33.77 +0.81 ...
dd 12.00 –0.29 ...
23 279.11 –8.601.4625
15 14.05 –0.27 .15
dd 3.43 +0.03 ...
11 10.29 –2.50 ...
dd 17.07 +2.31 ...
12 27.46 +0.45 ...
10 67.96 –7.06 ...
22 5.71 +1.68 ...
... 10.25 –0.51 ...
23 82.69 +5.94 .695
10 14.66 –3.43 ...
dd 11.03 +0.11 ...
52-Week
High
Low
Name
Tick
Sym Yld P/E
5.18 2.19 EVgo
EVGO ...
EOLS ...
15.35 4.09 Evolus
10.09 9.86 EvolutionGlbA EVOX ...
24.37 5.50 EvolutionMtls EMAT ...
4.80 2.84 Evotec
EVO ...
12.23 2.67 Exagen
XGN ...
49.62 32.38 Exelixis
EXEL ...
48.72 41.71 Exelon
EXC 3.3
52.07 28.62 ExlService
EXLS ...
12.23 6.90 eXpWorld
EXPI 2.6
126.62 91.02 ExpandEnergy EXE 2.2
303.80 130.01 Expedia
EXPE .8
4.00 1.20 Expensify
EXFY ...
EXPO 1.9
91.41 63.81 Exponent
22.89 10.10 ExtremeNetworks EXTR ...
19.11 3.91 EyePoint
EYPT ...
26.35 12.85 Ezcorp
EZPW ...
Last
Div
Chg. Amt.
dd 2.92 –0.31 ...
dd 4.30 –0.20 ...
... 10.00 –0.03 ...
dd 9.90 +3.77 ...
dd 3.51 –0.02 ...
dd 3.28 –0.23 ...
16 43.92 +0.02 ...
18 48.48 +4.15 .42
20 30.04 –1.66 ...
dd 7.55 –1.11 .05
30 104.05 –6.32 .575
22 212.67 –24.18 .40
dd 1.28 –0.10 ...
32 66.79 –13.00 .31
cc 14.46 –0.78 ...
dd 12.94 –0.36 ...
16 24.31 –1.32 ...
F
FACT ...
10.70 9.96 FACTIIAcqn
346.00 223.76 F5
FFIV ...
10.25 9.53 FGMergerII
FGMC ...
0.70 0.07 FGMergerIIRt
FGMCR ...
206.25 7.95 FG Nexus
FGNX ...
10.15 9.95 FIGXCapitalA
FIGX ...
31.99 21.68 FRP Holdings
FRPH ...
KBSX ...
8.75 1.10 FST
310.00 81.45 FTAI Aviation
FTAI ...
7.94 3.10 FTAI Infra
FIP 2.0
29.02 3.71 Falcon'sBeyondGlbl FBYD ...
3.29 1.34 FarmerBros
FARM ...
50.63 35.31 Fastenal
FAST 2.1
19.14 4.65 Fastly
FSLY ...
1.94 0.66 FateTherap
FATE ...
36.99 7.18 Fermi
FRMI ...
74.79 40.46 Ferrovial
FER .0
50.00 37.00 FidelityD&D
FDBC 3.7
23.55 16.70 FidusInvt
FDUS 9.1
0.51 0.14 FifthEraAcqnIRt FERAR ...
10.50 9.87 FifthEraAcqnI
FERA ...
55.44 32.25 FifthThirdBncp FITB 3.0
78.00 30.01 FigureTechSolns FIGR ...
35.47 20.97 FinInstitutions FISI 3.6
22.49 13.49 FinWiseBancorp FINW ...
73.80 16.00 FireflyAerospace FLY ...
20.24 9.42 FirstAdvantage FA
...
62.64 34.50 FirstBancorpNC FBNC 1.5
30.33 22.11 FirstBancorp
FNLC 5.1
18.11 12.74 FirstBank
FRBA 2.1
27.65 18.40 FirstBusey
BUSE 3.9
60.54 42.18 FirstBusFinSvcs FBIZ 2.3
2232.21 1473.62 FirstCitizBcshA FCNCA .4
45.03 31.21 FirstCommBkshs FCBC 3.1
31.38 21.10 FirstFinBncpOH FFBC 3.3
38.74 29.44 FirstFinBkshs
FFIN 2.3
THFF 3.3
69.21 42.05 FirstFinancial
10.55 4.31 FirstGuarBcshs FGBI .4
28.35 20.32 FirstHawaiian FHB 4.0
33.50 17.05 FirstInternetBncp INBK 1.1
39.26 22.95 FirstInterBanc FIBK 5.0
45.62 33.13 FirstMerchants FRME 3.4
44.85 27.58 FirstMidBcshs FMBH 2.3
12.10 6.05 FirstNWBncp
FNWB 2.7
285.99 116.56 FirstSolar
FSLR ...
SRCE 2.3
71.00 52.14 1stSource
41.95 24.66 FirstUnited
FUNC 2.8
22.71 12.90 FirstWatchRest FWRG ...
28.00 17.52 FirstWesternFin MYFW ...
188.75 109.51 FirstCash
FCFS .9
209.66 147.23 FirstService
FSV .8
44.98 29.95 FirstSunCapBncp FSUN ...
238.59 57.79 Fiserv
FISV ...
210.33 52.38 FiveBelow
FIVE ...
8.32 2.00 5EAdvMatls
FEAM ...
49.90 15.70 Five9
FIVN ...
42.26 22.22 FiveStarBncp
FSBC 2.1
10.96 10.23 FlagShipAcqn
FSHP ...
0.22 0.10 FlagShipAcqnRt FSHPR ...
72.22 25.11 Flex
FLEX ...
59.95 29.38 Flexsteel
FLXS 1.4
33.51 3.46 FluenceEnergy FLNC ...
17.79 10.65 FlushingFinl
FFIC 5.3
20.16 8.20 Flywire
FLYW ...
6.95 2.94 FoghornTherap FHTX ...
100.01 22.58 FormFactor
FORM ...
190.56 82.52 FormulaSys
FORTY 1.5
13.33 4.91 ForresterRes
FORR ...
114.82 70.12 Fortinet
FTNT ...
18.67 3.97 Fortrea
FTRE ...
32.47 9.79 ForwardAir
FWRD ...
FOSL ...
4.49 0.86 Fossil
32.63 17.16 FosterLB
FSTR ...
FDMT ...
12.34 2.24 4D Molecular
76.39 46.42 FoxA
FOXA 1.0
68.18 43.18 FoxB
FOX 1.1
31.18 13.08 FoxFactory
FOXF ...
GUTS ...
3.03 0.38 FractylHealth
111.53 78.87 FranklinElec
FELE 1.0
13.88 4.31 FreightCarAmer RAIL ...
61.47 13.69 FrequencyElec FEIM ...
58 10.48 –0.01 ...
23 273.93 –2.64 ...
cc 10.08 –0.01 ...
...
.55 –0.01 ...
dd 8.74 –1.16 ...
... 10.12
... ...
98 23.80 –0.16 ...
... 1.16 –0.10 ...
64 279.85 +7.24 ...
dd 6.00 –0.01 .03
dd 4.60 –0.85 ...
dd 1.54 –0.17 ...
42 46.41 –1.32 .24
dd 18.26 +9.69 ...
dd 1.25 +0.11 ...
... 10.29 +2.29 ...
14 72.63 +1.40.4707
10 46.43 –0.89 .43
8 18.85 –0.01 .07
...
.32 –0.15 ...
... 10.27 –0.03 ...
15 52.86 –2.22 .40
... 35.29 –5.98 ...
10 34.41 –0.73 .31
15 17.36 –0.31 ...
dd 19.30 –4.58 ...
dd 9.49 –2.45 ...
23 60.93 –1.30 .24
9 29.18 –0.83 .37
10 17.30 +0.19 .09
21 26.55 –0.72 .26
10 58.36 –1.49 .34
12 2005.87 –155.12 2.10
15 39.87 –1.44 .31
11 30.31 –0.59 .25
19 33.48 –1.30 .19
10 66.96 –0.87 .56
dd 9.29 +0.36 .01
12 26.30 –0.93 .26
dd 21.10 –0.91 .06
13 37.66 –1.16 .47
11 42.05 –0.29 .36
11 43.29 –1.30 .25
dd 10.24 –0.12 .07
17 225.65 +6.92 ...
11 70.47 +0.02 .40
10 37.62 –1.98 .26
cc 15.37 –2.17 ...
19 25.99 –0.11 ...
25 181.89 –0.03 .42
49 154.65 –6.15 .305
11 39.19 –1.14 ...
9 59.36 –0.64 ...
37 205.93 +3.32 ...
dd 2.21 +0.05 ...
47 16.75 –0.33 ...
14 40.54 –0.84 .25
44 10.85 –0.05 ...
...
.19
... ...
29 64.24 +0.26 ...
16 57.57 +0.02 .20
dd 18.46 –0.98 ...
31 16.67 –0.17 .22
dd 10.97 –0.28 ...
dd 5.55 –0.13 ...
cc 96.73 +6.44 ...
26 118.65 –13.73.5195
dd 5.61 –1.66 ...
35 85.56 +2.80 ...
dd 9.79 –4.86 ...
dd 26.81 –3.08 ...
dd 3.80 +0.39 ...
71 31.63 –0.11 ...
dd 9.35 +0.36 ...
14 56.35 –8.43 .28
12 51.56 –6.79 .28
dd 19.31 +0.11 ...
dd
.42
... ...
36 108.94 +1.39 .28
5 13.24 +0.80 ...
21 46.72 –5.51 ...
February 16, 2026
D ATA
52-Week
High
Low
Name
NASDAQ ISSUES
Tick
Sym Yld P/E
133.54 46.76 Freshpet
FRPT ...
18.17 6.79 Freshworks
FRSH ...
24.37 12.24 FriedmanInds
FRD .8
70.14 35.61 Frontdoor
FTDR ...
9.44 2.89 Frontier
ULCC ...
11.99 3.58 FuelCell
FCEL ...
15.74 2.32 FulcrumTherap FULC ...
31.04 14.57 FulgentGenetics FLGT ...
22.99 14.33 FultonFin
FULT 3.4
14.15 2.22 Funko
FNKO ...
25.00 1.45 Fusemachines FUSE ...
202.53 70.60 Futu
FUTU ...
Last
Div
Chg. Amt.
30 67.72 –2.18 ...
11 7.24 –1.68 ...
9 19.34 –0.80 .04
16 56.64 –0.69 ...
dd 5.35 –1.17 ...
dd 7.22 +0.03 ...
dd 10.63 +0.89 ...
dd 23.43 –0.01 ...
11 22.03 –0.72 .19
dd 3.59 –0.38 ...
dd 1.61 –0.37 ...
16 146.72 –4.77 ...
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41.87 28.00 GCI Liberty A
GLIBA ...
40.10 29.00 GCI Liberty C
GLIBK ...
9.89 0.66 GCL Global
GCL ...
14.48 9.86 GCM Grosvenor GCMG 3.7
42.20 8.60 GDEV
GDEV .0
52.50 16.93 GDS Holdings
GDS ...
93.26 57.65 GE HealthCare GEHC .2
7.41 1.73 GEN Restaurant GENK .0
19.51 7.98 GH Research
GHRS ...
34.83 20.33 G-IIIApparel
GIII 1.3
10.76 10.21 GP-ActIIIAcqnA GPAT ...
118.84 20.44 GRAIL
GRAL ...
74.75 53.12 GRAVITY
GRVY ...
18.15 1.62 GSI Tech
GSIT ...
10.20 9.96 GSRIVAcqn
GSRF ...
3.98 2.01 GSRIVAcqnRt
GSRFR ...
6.39 2.93 Gaia
GAIA ...
4.34 1.41 GainTherap
GANX ...
37.78 22.59 Galapagos
GLPG ...
10.20 9.92 GalataAcqnII
LATA ...
45.92 8.20 GalaxyDigital
GLXY ...
17.14 4.16 Gambling.com GAMB ...
52.25 41.17 Gaming&Leisure GLPI 6.7
21.42 7.02 GarrettMotion GTX 1.2
12.13 0.73 Gauzy
GAUZ ...
45.89 6.47 GeminiSpace
GEMI ...
32.22 22.14 GenDigital
GEN 2.1
12.40 1.10 GenDigitalRt
GENVR ...
170.87 55.17 GeneDx
WGS ...
10.00 9.86 GeneralPurposeAcqn GPAC ...
35.43 17.24 Genmab
GMAB ...
29.38 20.28 Gentex
GNTX 1.9
39.48 22.75 Gentherm
THRM ...
29.89 5.51 GeospaceTech GEOS ...
45.00 32.75 GermanAmBncp GABC 2.9
2.84 1.04 Geron
GERN ...
11.20 9.51 GesherAcqnII
GSHR ...
75.08 42.86 GibraltarInds
ROCK ...
44.71 11.17 GigaCloudTech GCT ...
10.05 9.87 GigCapital8
GIW ...
0.45 0.25 GigCapital8Rt GIWWR ...
12.50 10.06 GigCapital7A
GIG
...
20.38 5.30 GilatSatellite
GILT ...
157.29 93.37 GileadSciences GILD 2.0
72.17 28.54 GitLab
GTLB ...
29.54 18.48 GladstoneCap
GLAD 9.7
16.40 10.33 GladstoneComm GOOD10.3
15.34 11.42 GladstoneInvt GAIN 6.9
11.93 8.47 GladstoneLand LAND 5.0
10.29 9.93 GlobaTerraA
GTERA ...
0.25 0.10 GlobaTerraRt
GTERR ...
63.69 26.64 Global-EOnline GLBE ...
37.00 25.88 GlobalIndemnity GBLI 5.0
11.84 8.28 GlobalWaterRscs GWRS 3.3
50.98 29.77 GlobalFoundries GFS ...
74.88 17.24 Globalstar
GSAT ...
9.98 4.80 Gloo
GLOO ...
16.82 3.85 Gogo
GOGO ...
45.98 29.56 GolarLNG
GLNG 2.3
35.49 19.57 GoldenEnt
GDEN 3.5
40.74 36.45 GSTechOpps
GTOP ...
16.01 12.28 GolubCapital
GBDC10.5
5.81 2.10 GoodRx
GDRX ...
12.03 6.51 Goodyear
GT
...
127.99 46.80 GooseheadIns
GSHD ...
3.05 0.40 GoPro
GPRO ...
10.53 10.12 GoresX A
GTEN ...
3.87 0.76 GossamerBio
GOSS ...
GRAB ...
6.62 3.36 Grab
223.04 149.83 GrandCanyonEduc LOPE ...
11.46 6.45 GreatElmCap
GECC22.2
3.51 1.76 GreatElm
GEG ...
16.99 7.51 GreatLakesDredge GLDD ...
67.70 47.57 GreatSouthernBncp GSBC 2.7
15.64 3.14 GreenPlains
GPRE ...
2.42 0.58 GreenidgeGen GREE ...
15.07 11.57 GreenlightCapRe GLRE ...
11.14 6.19 Grifols
GRFS 1.5
19.41 8.96 GroceryOutlet GO
...
43.08 9.21 Groupon
GRPN ...
130.09 70.24 GrAeroportuario OMAB 3.4
120.74 34.88 GuardantHealth GH
...
dd 37.86 –1.36 ...
dd 37.99 –1.10 ...
...
.68 –0.11 ...
33 12.04 +2.15 .12
... 14.90 –1.08 3.31
81 46.12 –0.36 ...
18 80.34 –0.31 .035
dd 1.83 –0.11 .03
dd 14.70 –0.47 ...
9 30.15 –0.36 .10
31 10.76 +0.03 ...
dd 97.50 –2.57 ...
8 66.30 –4.86 ...
dd 6.14 –0.45 ...
... 10.02 –0.01 ...
... 2.56 –0.01 ...
dd 3.27 +0.04 ...
dd 1.81 +0.06 ...
dd 33.92 +0.56 ...
... 10.08 –0.05 ...
dd 21.66 +1.90 ...
83 4.24 –0.18 ...
17 46.40 +1.08 .78
14 21.25 +2.04 .08
dd
.75 –0.13 ...
dd 7.56 –0.12 ...
24 23.72 –0.53 .125
... 2.15 +0.15 ...
cc 90.15 +5.86 ...
... 9.91
... ...
13 30.03 –0.87 ...
14 24.89 +0.77 .12
33 32.21 +0.01 ...
dd 9.69 –0.42 ...
14 43.20 –1.17 .31
dd 1.65 +0.12 ...
... 10.30 –0.08 ...
cc 54.74 +0.83 ...
11 35.23 –5.02 ...
... 10.00 +0.01 ...
...
.29
... ...
74 10.59
... ...
42 13.77 –4.69 ...
23 154.98 +2.48 .82
dd 29.55 –2.58 ...
12 18.54 –0.48 .15
63 11.67 +0.15 .10
5 13.98 +0.09 .08
dd 11.19 +0.18.0467
cc 10.15
... ...
...
.12 –0.03 ...
cc 31.66 –0.95 ...
15 28.22 –0.38 .35
56 9.19 +0.36.0253
31 48.99 +6.08 ...
dd 60.06 +2.41 ...
dd 5.43 +0.33 ...
dd 4.17 –0.01 ...
cc 43.44 +1.17 .25
cc 28.29 +0.60 .25
... 37.64 –0.21 ...
10 12.63 +0.08 .33
25 2.18 –0.26 ...
dd 9.44 –1.10 ...
43 48.69 –17.48 ...
dd
.86 –0.14 ...
cc 10.35
... ...
dd 2.29 +0.03 ...
cc 4.13 –0.14 ...
22 161.09 –8.63 ...
dd 6.66 +0.10 .37
dd 2.03 –0.01 ...
14 16.89 +1.31 ...
10 64.14 +0.07 .43
dd 13.70 –0.15 ...
dd 1.27 +0.06 ...
dd 14.12 +0.08 ...
15 9.32 +0.04.1404
dd 10.28 +0.21 ...
dd 12.48 –0.81 ...
23 128.15 +3.672.2197
dd 104.85 +3.00 ...
H
29.88 19.46 HBT Finl
10.49 10.03 HCMIIIAcqn
57.17 43.75 H2OAmerica
43
BARRON’S
HBT 3.2 12 29.03 –0.48 .23
HCMA ... ... 10.21 +0.01 ...
HTO 3.2 17 54.89 +2.52 .44
52-Week
High
Low
Name
B A R R ON S .C OM / D ATA
Tick
Sym Yld P/E
19.50 11.51 Hutchmed
HCM ...
HTHT 3.3
55.25 30.20 H World
HCKT 3.4
34.02 13.61 HackettGroup
4.84 0.82 HainCelestial
HAIN ...
10.06 9.91 HallChadwickA HCAC ...
0.28 0.20 HallChadwickRt HCACR ...
82.22 47.50 HalozymeTherap HALO ...
179.19 111.98 HamiltonLane HLNE 1.8
75.43 43.90 HancockWhitney HWC 2.8
30.20 19.25 HanmiFinancial HAFC 4.2
25.93 18.31 HanoverBancorp HNVR 1.8
11.49 7.80 Harmonic
HLIT ...
HRMY ...
40.87 25.52 HarmonyBio
54.85 20.85 Harrow
HROW ...
5.45 2.33 Harte-Hanks
HHS ...
HAVA ...
10.01 9.87 HarvardAveA
0.20 0.10 HarvardAveRt HAVAR ...
106.98 49.00 Hasbro
HAS 2.7
186.15 98.30 Hawkins
HWKN .5
36.49 25.21 HawthornBcsh HWBK 2.4
5.68 1.80 HealthCatalyst HCAT ...
22.98 9.13 HealthcareSvcs HCSG ...
116.65 72.90 HealthEquity
HQY ...
34.24 19.50 HealthStream HSTM .6
HTFL ...
41.22 20.13 Heartflow
HTLD .7
12.13 7.00 HeartlandExp
HELE ...
60.42 16.29 HelenofTroy
HLXC ...
10.36 10.13 HelixAcqnIII
MOMO .0
9.22 5.12 HelloGroup
13.19 8.43 HennessyAdvsrs HNNA 6.0
0.65 0.16 HennessyCapVIIRt HVIIR ...
10.99 9.81 HennessyCapVII HVII ...
82.80 60.56 HenrySchein
HSIC ...
15.64 2.15 HereGroup
HERE ...
13.83 8.09 HeritageCommerce HTBK 3.9
HFWA 3.4
28.44 19.84 HeritageFin
9.39 3.26 HertzGlobal
HTZ ...
30.85 10.41 Hesai
HSAI ...
14.69 3.85 HighPeakEner HPK 3.1
10.12 9.93 HighviewMerger HVMC ...
HLMN ...
10.85 6.55 HillmanSolns
HIMX 4.7
11.80 5.66 HimaxTechs
338.00 209.71 HinghamSvg
HIFS .8
75.36 51.90 Hologic
HOLX ...
HBCP 2.0
64.17 39.59 HomeBancorp
HNST ...
6.46 2.07 Honest
245.63 168.99 Honeywell
HON 2.0
15.99 7.34 HookerFurnishings HOFT 3.1
12.79 8.82 HopeBancorp
HOPE 4.6
19.07 12.70 HorizonBancorp HBNC 3.6
14.31 9.51 HorizonSpaceII HSPT ...
0.33 0.12 HorizonSpaceIIRt HSPTR ...
9.99 5.71 HorizonTechFin HRZN19.8
20.33 12.22 HostHotels
HST 4.0
HUBG 1.3
53.26 30.75 HubGroup
4.53 1.50 HuizeHolding
HUIZ ...
HUMA ...
4.14 0.88 Humacyte
234.82 122.79 JBHunt
JBHT .8
19.45 11.92 HuntingtonBcshs HBAN 3.6
HURC ...
22.81 13.19 Hurco
186.78 120.25 HuronConsulting HURN ...
66.07 10.04 Hut8
HUT ...
2.22 0.53 Hyperfine
HYPR ...
Last
Div
Chg. Amt.
6 14.76 –0.42 ...
30 52.53 +0.60 .79
36 13.93 –2.24 .12
dd
.96 –0.27 ...
... 10.01 –0.03 ...
...
.25
... ...
17 79.44 –1.79 ...
22 122.76 –8.96 .54
13 71.16 –3.25 .50
11 26.85 –1.24 .28
22 22.43 –0.93 .10
25 10.68 +0.58 ...
11 36.01 –1.26 ...
dd 47.69 +0.37 ...
dd 2.81 –0.12 ...
... 9.99 –0.01 ...
...
.15
... ...
dd 102.45 +8.61 .70
37 146.61 +12.23 .19
10 34.48 –0.33 .21
dd 1.84 –0.31 ...
26 21.59 +2.19 ...
34 73.88 –5.57 ...
30 20.31 +0.22 .031
... 20.66 –7.08 ...
dd 11.28 –0.19 .02
dd 17.64 –1.12 ...
... 10.19 +0.01 ...
11 6.48 –0.08 .30
9 10.06 +0.18 .15
...
.25 –0.03 ...
73 10.30 –0.01 ...
25 78.19 –1.53 ...
6 4.05 –0.63 ...
17 13.30 –0.40 .13
14 28.09 –0.10 .24
dd 5.04 –0.25 ...
59 25.75 –0.25 ...
14 5.09 +0.30 .04
... 10.05 –0.06 ...
53 10.06 –0.42 ...
21 7.72 –0.19 .37
13 313.04 –20.33 .70
31 75.04 +0.23 ...
10 61.17 –1.87 .31
35 2.13 –0.16 ...
30 241.38 +3.00 1.19
dd 15.05 –0.49 .115
26 12.14 –0.37 .14
dd 18.01 –0.57 .16
77 12.71 +2.11 ...
...
.20 –0.02 ...
dd 6.67 +0.05 .11
19 19.89 +0.54 .15
23 39.66 –2.30 .125
8 1.99 –0.03 ...
dd 1.01 +0.07 ...
36 221.76 –6.15 .45
12 17.26 –2.01 .155
dd 17.85 +0.42 ...
21 125.36 –44.32 ...
29 53.87 +0.81 ...
dd 1.11 +0.01 ...
I
41.86 29.56 IAC
IAC
...
11.45 10.20 IB Acqn
IBAC ...
IBACR ...
0.20 0.04 IB Acqn Rt
42.99 21.64 IBEX
IBEX ...
110.36 72.03 ICF Intl
ICFI .7
165.17 107.00 ICU Medical
ICUI ...
39.28 13.45 IDEAYA Bio
IDYA ...
769.98 356.14 IdexxLab
IDXX ...
537.70 146.51 IES Holdings
IESC ...
2.79 0.21 IO Biotech
IOBT ...
155.82 48.59 IPG Photonics
IPGP ...
76.87 5.13 IREN
IREN ...
9.96 9.85 ITHAXAcqnIII
ITHA ...
33.97 19.89 i3Verticals
IIIV
...
10.74 7.08 IcahnEnterprises IEP 24.8
48.72 13.12 Ichor
ICHR ...
211.00 66.57 Icon
ICLR ...
5.44 0.95 iHeartMedia
IHRT ...
155.53 68.70 Illumina
ILMN ...
8.80 5.65 Immersion
IMMR 3.4
IMRX ...
10.08 1.10 Immuneering
8.28 1.83 ImmunityBio
IBRX ...
IMCR ...
40.71 23.15 Immunocore
IMVT ...
27.92 12.72 Immunovant
IMMP ...
3.53 1.32 Immutep
247.06 60.85 Impinj
PI
...
112.29 53.56 Incyte
INCY ...
87.00 52.15 IndependentBank INDB 2.8
37.39 26.75 IndepBkMI
IBCP 3.1
10.15 9.92 IndigoAcqn
INAC ...
0.24 0.08 IndigoAcqnRt
INACR ...
38.00 7.62 IndiviorPharm INDV ...
6.57 2.45 IndlLogistics
ILPT 3.7
2.09 0.71 InflaRx
IFRX ...
1.19 0.18 InflectionPtV Rt IPEXR ...
10.35 10.05 InflectionPtA
IPCX ...
dd 34.31 –1.34 ...
43 10.60 +0.04 ...
...
.05 –0.02 ...
10 30.10 –4.88 ...
15 77.01 –10.06 .14
dd 144.90 –9.26 ...
dd 30.27 –1.90 ...
48 629.35 –15.26 ...
31 518.16 +62.28 ...
dd
.37 +0.02 ...
cc 153.91 +44.30 ...
48 42.22 +0.39 ...
... 9.91 –0.04 ...
cc 22.20 +1.23 ...
dd 8.06 +0.04 .50
dd 46.77 +14.62 ...
13 93.00 –57.59 ...
dd 3.49 +0.25 ...
21 116.81 –2.91 ...
2 6.16 –0.52 .075
dd 4.93
... ...
dd 5.95 –0.11 ...
dd 32.28 +0.30 ...
dd 25.75 –1.30 ...
dd 2.64 +0.02 ...
dd 121.04 +5.00 ...
16 101.10 –7.29 ...
19 83.68 –2.33 .59
11 36.63 +0.03 .28
... 10.10 –0.01 ...
...
.13 –0.03 ...
34 34.58 +0.22 ...
dd 5.46 –0.13 .05
dd
.86 –0.04 ...
...
.46 –0.05 ...
dd 10.16 +0.01 ...
52-Week
High
Low
Name
Tick
Sym Yld P/E
0.50 0.30 InflectionPtRt IPCXR ...
13.21 9.95 InflectionPtIV BACQ ...
1.80 0.16 InflectionPtIV Rt BACQR ...
10.40 9.86 InflectionPtV
IPEX ...
6.45 2.95 InfoSvcs
III
3.8
90.49 58.92 InglesMarkets IMKTA .7
94.57 10.81 InhibrxBiosci
INBX ...
19.78 13.14 InMode
INMD ...
2.63 1.63 InnatePharma IPHA ...
93.85 26.41 Innodata
INOD ...
112.74 70.10 Innospec
IOSP 2.0
9.18 2.60 InnovAge
INNV ...
23.80 5.30 InnovSolSuprt ISSC ...
INVA ...
23.42 16.52 Innoviva
11.25 2.36 Innventure
INV ...
11.94 5.48 Inogen
INGN ...
18.11 6.24 Inseego
INSG ...
10.47 9.87 InsightDigitalII DYOR ...
168.96 77.10 InsightEnt
NSIT ...
212.75 60.40 Insmed
INSM ...
354.88 230.05 Insulet
PODD ...
77.74 20.76 Intapp
INTA ...
25.45 10.60 IntegraLifeSci IART ...
54.60 17.67 Intel
INTC ...
28.25 5.90 IntelliaTherap NTLA ...
7.48 2.17 Intellicheck
IDN ...
10.36 4.86 Inter
INTR 1.3
79.18 32.82 InteractiveBrkrs IBKR .4
1.77 0.68 Intercure
INCR ...
412.60 180.60 InterDigital
IDCC .7
35.11 17.24 Interface
TILE .2
75.44 54.11 IntlBcshs
IBOC 2.0
148.15 77.21 Interparfums
IPAR 3.1
813.70 389.32 Intuit
INTU 1.2
23.32 6.14 IntuitiveMachinesA LUNR ...
609.08 425.00 IntuitiveSurgical ISRG ...
7.98 2.47 Inventiva
IVA ...
9.99 9.82 InvestGreenAcqn IGAC ...
0.20 0.17 InvestGreenAcqnRt IGACR ...
31.77 15.39 Investar
ISTR 1.5
3.47 2.46 InvestcpCredit ICMB15.6
288.98 190.20 InvestorsTitle ITIC .7
3.07 0.46 Invivyd
IVVD ...
86.74 23.95 IonisPharm
IONS ...
6.09 1.64 IovanceBiotherap IOVA ...
2.84 1.50 iQIYI
IQ
...
107.90 47.48 iRadimed
IRMD .7
212.00 92.52 iRhythm
IRTC ...
34.45 15.65 IridiumComm
IRDM 2.5
9.87 9.85 IronHorseII
IRHO ...
0.20 0.14 IronHorse II Rt IRHOR ...
5.78 0.53 IronwoodPharm IRWD ...
142.00 88.57 Itron
ITRI ...
48.13 30.06 IturanLocation ITRN 4.2
Last
Div
Chg. Amt.
...
.38 +0.02 ...
55 10.52 –0.01 ...
...
.77 +0.02 ...
cc 10.35
... ...
24 4.74 –0.50.045
18 89.34 +4.44 .165
dd 75.80 –8.11 ...
10 14.30 –0.78 ...
dd 1.74 +0.03 ...
46 44.39 –3.20 ...
dd 86.58 +0.27 .87
cc 8.36
... ...
19 19.83 +0.24 ...
16 22.70 +0.90 ...
dd 3.02 –0.16 ...
dd 5.76 +0.10 ...
dd 9.90 –0.58 ...
... 9.96 –0.01 ...
17 85.11 –4.03 ...
dd 148.75 –1.11 ...
70 242.74 +0.81 ...
dd 23.23 –0.69 ...
dd 11.32 +0.06 ...
dd 46.79 –3.80 ...
dd 11.87 –0.41 ...
cc 4.90 –0.04 ...
16 8.73 –0.14.1131
34 74.75 +0.16 .08
...
.90 +0.02 ...
31 375.01 +3.93 .70
17 33.40 –1.23 .02
11 72.07 –2.51 .73
20 102.24 –0.13 .80
27 399.40 –44.37 1.20
dd 16.13 –1.39 ...
62 485.84 –2.31 ...
dd 6.17 +0.29 ...
... 9.94
... ...
...
.19
... ...
14 29.87 –0.24 .11
dd 3.08 +0.25 .02
14 263.99 –15.28 8.72
dd 1.56 –0.03 ...
dd 80.60 –5.90 ...
dd 2.57 +0.04 ...
dd 1.80 –0.17 ...
57 99.81 +3.84 .20
dd 144.21 –2.26 ...
22 23.17 +3.17 .15
... 9.87 +0.02 ...
...
.16 –0.02 ...
29 4.50 –0.06 ...
16 89.36 –14.69 ...
17 47.44 +1.48 .50
J
35.79 14.87 JakksPacific
JAKK 5.7
1.38 0.82 J&Friends
JF
...
144.37 80.00 J&JSnackFoods JJSF 3.7
46.45 27.02 JD.com
JD 3.6
70.96 37.53 Joyy
JOYY 6.2
196.00 144.12 JackHenry
JKHY 1.5
41.09 13.99 JackintheBox
JACK .0
7.10 3.00 JamesRiver
JRVR .6
JANX ...
38.42 12.12 JanuxTherap
182.99 95.49 JazzPharm
JAZZ ...
23.80 15.98 JeffersonCap
JCAP 4.5
7.83 3.34 JetBlue
JBLU ...
70.43 27.00 JFrog
FROG ...
19.23 5.73 Jiayin
JFIN 20.6
51.03 21.33 JohnsonOutdoors JOUT 2.7
67.00 1.43 JyongBiotech
MENS ...
35 17.40 –0.70 .25
dd 1.00 +0.06 ...
27 86.30 +3.76 .80
9 27.14 –0.93 .76
dd 61.18 –1.91 .97
22 156.69 –16.67 .61
dd 20.73 –2.04 .44
dd 6.87 –0.17 .01
dd 13.14 +0.07 ...
dd 166.31 +0.81 ...
26 21.24 –0.72 .24
dd 5.91 –0.45 ...
dd 51.68 +3.69 ...
1 6.23 –0.10 .80
dd 49.65 +2.77 .33
dd 1.55 –0.32 ...
K
10.50 9.90 K&FGrowthII
KFII ...
0.26 0.10 K&FGrowthIIRt KFIIR ...
1693.35 551.33 KLA
KLAC .5
5.29 1.46 KLX Energy
KLXE ...
7.71 4.69 KVH Inds
KVHI ...
12.00 0.38 KWaveMedia
KWM ...
150.00 46.81 KaiserAlum
KALU 2.2
12.90 2.14 KalarisTherap
KLRS ...
KLTR ...
2.81 1.35 Kaltura
19.00 9.24 KalVistaPharm KALV ...
8.88 5.54 Kamada
KMDA .0
1.81 0.78 KandiTech
KNDI ...
25.26 13.28 Kanzhun
BZ
.9
33.89 20.61 KaratPkg
KRT 7.0
10.15 10.02 KarbonCapPtrsA KBON ...
10.38 3.51 KaryopharmTherap KPTI ...
111.45 70.61 Kaspi.kz
KSPI ...
24.34 5.50 Katapult
KPLT ...
8.50 5.45 KearnyFinancial KRNY 5.4
12.20 11.10 KeenVisionAcqn KVAC ...
14.94 7.98 KellyServices A KELYA 3.1
125.00 8.38 KellyServicesB KELYB 1.8
4.97 1.96 KY FirstFedBncp KFFB ...
22.55 9.12 KerosTherap
KROS ...
30.00 13.25 KestraMedTech KMTS ...
36.12 25.03 KeurigDrPepper KDP 3.1
71.10 30.33 KewauneeSci
KEQU ...
54 10.39 –0.04 ...
...
.19 +0.01 ...
43 1464.13 +21.18 1.90
dd 2.54 +0.25 ...
dd 6.71 +0.76 ...
dd
.84 +0.07 ...
25 140.41 +1.90 .77
dd 8.65 +0.31 ...
dd 1.46 +0.07 ...
dd 14.91 +0.01 ...
24 8.50 +0.29 .20
...
.95 –0.12 ...
23 17.32 –0.60 .148
17 25.79 –0.06 .45
... 10.04 –0.02 ...
dd 8.58 +2.32 ...
7 73.30 –0.49 ...
dd 6.51 –0.16 ...
16 8.08 –0.07 .11
55 11.83 –0.17 ...
dd 9.79 –1.32 .075
dd 16.65 –5.22 .075
47 4.81 +0.13 ...
11 16.58 –0.99 ...
dd 26.92 +1.45 ...
26 29.69 +1.28 .23
10 39.77 –1.00 ...
52-Week
High
Low
Name
3.70 2.21 KeyTronic
33.19 12.41 KimballElec
150.45 96.26 KimberlyClark
22.26 10.29 KingsoftCloud
46.65 18.26 KiniksaPharm
10.26 9.93 KochavDefense
11.62 5.43 KodiakAI
31.18 1.92 KodiakSciences
29.12 11.93 KornitDigital
33.35 21.99 KraftHeinz
134.00 23.90 KratosDefense
9.43 2.50 KrispyKreme
77.50 26.63 Kulicke&Soffa
12.49 5.41 KuraOncology
95.98 40.03 KuraSushiUSA
16.48 10.16 Kyivstar
103.00 19.45 KymeraTherap
21.94 4.85 KyntraBio
13.67 1.78 KyvernaTherap
Tick
Sym Yld P/E
Last
Div
Chg. Amt.
KTCC ...
KE
...
KMB 4.7
KC
...
KNSA ...
KCHV ...
KDK ...
KOD ...
KRNT ...
KHC 6.5
KTOS ...
DNUT 4.7
KLIC 1.1
KURA ...
KRUS ...
KYIV ...
KYMR ...
KYNB ...
KYTX ...
dd 3.09 –0.02 ...
25 24.09 –2.20 ...
18 109.41 +5.08 1.28
dd 14.48 +1.55 ...
cc 45.37 +2.28 ...
... 10.18 –0.03 ...
dd 8.61 –0.54 ...
dd 22.07 –0.97 ...
dd 15.97 +1.63 ...
dd 24.80 +0.16 .40
cc 89.06 –5.35 ...
dd 2.95 –0.21 .035
dd 71.62 +0.70 .205
dd 8.31 +0.48 ...
dd 67.98 –11.31 ...
dd 12.82 +0.55 ...
dd 82.34 +2.75 ...
0 7.45 –0.77 ...
dd 7.26 –0.67 ...
LBRX ...
24.95 13.36 LB Pharm
88.07 39.70 LGI Homes
LGIH ...
44.82 28.13 LKQ
LKQ 3.5
403.58 262.83 LPL Financial
LPLA .4
LYTS .9
24.75 13.77 LSI Inds
10.20 9.87 LaFayetteAcqn LAFA ...
0.25 0.12 LaFayetteAcqnRt LAFAR ...
10.04 9.86 LafayetteDigI
ZKP ...
15.75 10.04 LakeShoreBancorp LSBK 2.3
10.03 9.89 LakeSuperiorA LKSP ...
4.08 1.00 LakeSuperiorRt LKSPR ...
69.40 50.00 LakelandFin
LKFN 3.4
25.53 7.77 LakelandInds
LAKE .0
10.27 10.00 LakeshoreAcqnIII LCCC ...
0.48 0.18 LakeshoreIII Rt LCCCR ...
251.87 56.32 LamResearch
LRCX .4
136.69 99.84 LamarAdv
LAMR 4.7
29.56 21.31 LandmarkBncp LARK 3.1
165.25 119.32 LandstarSystem LSTR 1.1
LNTH ...
111.29 47.25 Lantheus
107.00 8.42 LanzaTechGlobal LNZA ...
2.70 0.85 Largo
LGO ...
5.37 1.61 LarimarTherap LRMR ...
8.46 4.56 Latham
SWIM ...
108.08 34.69 LatticeSemi
LSCC ...
10.70 10.11 LaunchOneAcqnA LPAA ...
10.58 10.02 LaunchTwoAcqnA LPBB ...
10.10 9.95 LaunchpadCadenzaI LPCVU ...
LAUR ...
36.34 17.91 LaureateEduc
5.40 0.19 Lavoro
LVRO ...
10.01 9.88 LeapfrogAcqn
LFAC ...
11.69 3.34 LeeEnterprises LEE ...
29.45 18.84 LegacyHousing LEGH ...
12.40 6.47 LegalZoom
LZ
...
54.57 26.96 Legence
LGN ...
45.30 16.24 LegendBiotech LEGN ...
105.55 71.42 LeMaitreVascular LMAT .9
77.35 33.50 LendingTree
TREE ...
49.31 28.17 LeonardoDRS
DRS .9
5.10 3.39 LesakaTech
LSAK ...
33.20 1.12 Leslie's
LESL ...
18.47 1.66 Lev2XLgBULLDly BULG ...
15.89 9.06 Lev2XLgXPEV XPEG ...
10.99 1.45 LexeoTherap
LXEO ...
11.64 2.62 LexinFintech
LX 11.1
33.12 15.71 LiAuto
LI
...
95.91 42.05 LibertyBroadbandA LBRDA ...
97.36 42.10 LibertyBroadbandC LBRDK ...
12.09 9.03 LibertyGlobalA LBTYA ...
29.01 9.15 LibertyGlobalB LBTYB ...
12.58 9.21 LibertyGlobalC LBTYK ...
9.04 4.25 LibertyLatAmA LILA ...
9.13 4.23 LibertyLatAmC LILAK ...
99.63 59.45 LibertyLiveHldgs LLYVA ...
102.62 60.55 LibertyLiveHldgs LLYVK ...
99.52 68.00 LibertyFormOne A FWONA ...
109.36 75.26 LibertyFormOne C FWONK ...
112.54 29.62 Life360
LIF
...
8.98 4.76 LifecoreBiomed LFCR ...
LFMD ...
15.84 2.72 LifeMD
8.30 3.74 LifeStanceHealth LFST ...
5.78 2.89 LifetimeBrands LCUT 5.0
34.20 19.50 LifewayFoods
LWAY ...
212.49 93.58 LigandPharm
LGND ...
10.12 9.81 LightWaveA
LWAC ...
33.66 0.35 LiminatusPharma LIMN ...
23.50 12.20 Limoneira
LMNR 2.1
30.21 14.10 LincolnEduc
LINC ...
310.00 161.11 LincolnElectric LECO 1.1
488.54 387.78 Linde
LIN 1.2
62.30 32.46 Lineage
LINE 5.6
10.73 10.14 LionheartA
CUB ...
37.34 21.67 LiquiditySvcs
LQDT ...
367.35 142.10 Littelfuse
LFUS .8
67.92 32.48 LivaNova
LIVN ...
11.67 9.80 LiveOakAcqnV A LOKV ...
21.60 2.63 LivePerson
LPSN ...
LXEH ...
50.08 0.18 LixiangEduc
123.01 64.73 LogitechIntl
LOGI 1.8
... 23.34 –0.48 ...
13 60.83 +1.71 ...
13 34.10 –0.48 .30
30 334.70 –50.44 .30
27 22.48 –0.41 .05
... 9.95 –0.06 ...
...
.23 +0.07 ...
... 9.89 +0.03 ...
16 15.45 +0.08 .09
cc 10.00
... ...
... 1.23 –0.27 ...
15 61.41 –1.21 .52
dd 9.87 +0.22 .03
73 10.24 –0.01 ...
...
.28 +0.06 ...
48 235.53 +4.52 .26
31 131.79 –1.44 .25
9 27.40 –0.75 .21
43 142.36 –19.72 .40
29 69.38 +4.49 ...
dd 9.28 –1.26 ...
dd 1.48
... ...
dd 3.15 –0.22 ...
dd 6.60
... ...
cc 97.63 +11.22 ...
35 10.65 +0.01 ...
33 10.58
... ...
... 10.01 –0.04 ...
25 34.77 –0.24 ...
...
.98 –0.11 ...
... 9.96 –0.01 ...
dd 6.90 +1.62 ...
11 22.15 +1.11 ...
55 6.87 –1.18 ...
... 47.80 –1.07 ...
dd 17.58 +0.48 ...
38 87.66 +0.24 .20
39 39.75 –7.71 ...
39 38.13 –0.80 .09
dd 4.41 +0.04 ...
dd 1.12 –0.31 ...
... 1.74 –0.39 ...
... 11.04 +0.23 ...
dd 6.31 –0.85 ...
2 2.76 –0.05 .194
31 18.46 –0.51 ...
dd 55.43 +1.79 ...
dd 55.60 +1.84 ...
dd 10.89 –0.86 ...
dd 14.95 –3.06 ...
dd 10.75 –0.89 ...
dd 7.72 –0.28 ...
dd 7.80 –0.28 ...
dd 90.70 +10.69 ...
dd 93.21 +11.75 ...
cc 78.33 +0.37 ...
cc 85.55 +0.30 ...
cc 49.31 –5.10 ...
dd 7.08 –0.49 ...
dd 2.78 –0.36 ...
dd 7.03 +0.20 ...
dd 3.42 +0.08.0425
30 21.98 +0.52 ...
88 183.83 –6.61 ...
... 10.11 +0.01 ...
dd
.38 –1.46 ...
dd 14.27 –0.18 .075
64 28.90 +2.77 ...
32 293.68 –5.20 .79
33 481.00 +32.76 1.50
dd 37.83 –0.80.5275
39 10.70 +0.01 ...
33 30.73 –1.78 ...
dd 359.55 +9.87 .75
dd 65.80 –0.76 ...
dd 10.32 +0.01 ...
dd 2.75 –0.28 ...
dd
.23 –0.01 ...
19 89.41 –2.041.5852
L
52-Week
High
Low
Name
2.29 0.85 LoopIndustries
3.57 1.06 LotusTech
23.99 11.26 Lovesac
35.90 9.50 Lucid
393.54 159.25 lululemon
603.83 45.65 Lumentum
19.45 9.97 LumexaImaging
45.00 7.65 LyellImmuno
25.54 9.66 Lyft
Tick
Sym Yld P/E
LOOP
LOT
LOVE
LCID
LULU
LITE
LMRI
LYEL
LYFT
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
Last
Div
Chg. Amt.
dd 1.25 –0.03
dd 1.11 –0.04
61 13.33 +0.11
dd 10.28 –0.58
12 176.42 +3.57
cc 562.74 +10.75
... 14.36 +3.56
dd 25.84 +3.13
2 13.27 –3.19
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
M
245.47 84.00 Macom Tech
MTSI ...
44.89 4.81 MBX Biosci
MBX ...
MGEE 2.3
95.00 76.47 MGE Energy
35.49 21.67 MGP Ingredients MGPI 1.9
266.08 54.84 MKS
MKSI .4
13.73 10.14 M3-BrigadeAcqnV MBAV ...
10.50 9.99 M3-BrigadeAcqnVI MBVI ...
283.69 97.72 MYR Group
MYRG ...
MAAS ...
14.60 2.41 Maase
MGNX ...
2.95 0.99 Macrogenics
615.00 265.00 MadrigalPharm MDGL ...
28.00 11.65 MagicSoftware MGIC 1.6
MGNI ...
26.65 8.22 Magnite
20.00 13.52 MagyarBancorp MGYR 1.8
113.85 53.09 MakeMyTrip
MMYT ...
MBUU ...
39.65 24.07 MalibuBoats
3.12 1.68 MammothEnergy TUSK ...
29.56 22.68 ManActiveTrendEnh MATE ...
247.22 127.86 ManhattanAssoc MANH ...
MNKD ...
6.51 3.38 MannKind
CART ...
53.50 32.73 Maplebear
21.55 12.24 MapLightTherap MPLT ...
4.40 1.67 MaravaiLifeSci MRVI ...
2.31 1.26 Marchex
MCHX ...
49.34 27.91 Marex
MRX 1.4
232.84 156.17 MarketAxess
MKTX 1.7
MKTW 5.6
21.74 9.07 MarketWise
7.04 3.48 Marqeta
MQ
...
370.00 205.40 Marriott
MAR .8
15.46 9.35 MartenTransport MRTN 1.8
3.90 2.21 MartinMidstream MMLP .7
112.50 47.09 MarvellTech
MRVL .3
198.39 152.17 Marzetti
MZTI 2.5
194.88 125.94 Masimo
MASI ...
26.49 14.39 MasterCraftBoat MCFT ...
MTCH 2.5
39.20 26.39 MatchGroup
MTLS ...
9.69 3.93 Materialise
16.11 9.33 MatrixService MTRX ...
22.48 13.95 Mattel
MAT ...
MATW 3.9
29.11 18.50 MatthewsIntl
MXCT ...
4.32 0.68 MaxCyte
MAXN ...
6.02 2.46 MaxeonSolar
20.82 8.35 MaxLinear
MXL ...
49.25 6.71 MazeTherap
MAZE ...
129.93 94.99 McGrathRent
MGRC 1.6
10.06 9.85 McKinleyAcqnA MKLY ...
0.42 0.10 McKinleyAcqnRt MKLYR ...
16.02 8.41 MechanicsBncp MCHB 5.5
10.98 7.71 MedallionFinl
MFIN 4.7
MNOV ...
2.04 1.13 MediciNova
MDWD ...
22.51 14.14 MediWound
MDLN ...
47.99 34.89 Medline
628.92 250.05 Medpace
MEDP ...
MGTX ...
9.73 4.55 MeiraGTx
MACI ...
10.97 10.16 MelarAcqnIA
MLCO ...
10.15 4.55 MelcoResorts
2645.22 1723.90 MercadoLibre
MELI ...
55.77 37.76 MercantileBank MBWM 2.9
MERC16.9
8.28 1.48 MercerIntl
103.84 39.89 MercurySystems MRCY ...
MRBK 2.8
21.03 11.16 Meridian
110.10 77.62 MeritMedical
MMSI ...
152.03 55.45 MesaLabs
MLAB .7
9.94 9.90 MeshflowAcqn MESH ...
MESO ...
21.50 9.61 Mesoblast
796.25 479.80 MetaPlatforms META .3
3.95 1.23 Metagenomi
MGX ...
MEOH 1.5
51.94 25.46 Methanex
32.12 24.24 MetroCityBkshs MCBS 3.4
83.35 34.13 MicrochipTech MCHP 2.3
455.50 61.54 MicronTech
MU
.1
555.45 344.79 Microsoft
MSFT .9
MVIS ...
1.93 0.65 MicroVision
35.22 22.50 MidPennBancorp MPB 2.6
14.74 10.18 MidCapFin
MFIC13.7
182.73 110.82 Middleby
MIDD ...
67.09 44.17 MiddlesexWater MSEX 2.6
24.57 14.24 MidlandStBncp MSBI 5.6
49.69 24.62 MidWestOneFin MOFG 2.0
3.06 0.63 MilestonePharm MIST ...
MLKN 3.4
23.18 13.77 MillerKnoll
68.93 25.50 MillicomIntl
TIGO 4.6
MMTX ...
10.02 9.88 MilunaAcqnA
MNDO19.3
2.13 0.98 Mind CTI
47.65 8.24 MineralysTherap MLYS ...
105.74 36.88 MirumPharm
MIRM ...
14.47 9.56 MissionProduce AVO ...
8.60 4.61 MisterCarWash MCW ...
BEEP ...
4.67 2.50 MobileInfr
MBLY ...
20.18 8.32 Mobileye
cc 244.16 +8.29 ...
dd 38.09 +0.42 ...
22 82.88 +3.30 .475
dd 25.74 –0.53 .12
63 260.74 +17.78 .25
49 10.70 –0.01 ...
... 10.11 –0.02 ...
44 273.95 +5.19 ...
... 6.14 +0.31 ...
dd 1.71 –0.10 ...
dd 464.71 –12.89 ...
23 18.90 –2.95 .151
31 11.70 +0.41 ...
11 18.20 –0.20 .10
cc 56.25 –0.85 ...
43 31.52 +0.28 ...
dd 2.30 –0.03 ...
... 27.42 –0.43 ...
39 140.45 –4.62 ...
60 5.66 –0.12 ...
20 36.30 +1.66 ...
... 17.22 +0.24 ...
dd 2.96 –0.18 ...
dd 1.56 –0.09 ...
... 41.34 +0.86 .15
27 179.36 +17.03 .78
1 14.31 –0.85 .20
dd 3.92 –0.31 ...
37 353.89 +20.65 .67
62 13.24 –0.32 .06
dd 2.80 –0.02.005
28 78.61 –1.67 .06
24 159.74 +5.00 1.00
dd 130.15 –9.00 ...
25 23.90 –1.27 ...
13 30.50 –1.13 .20
... 5.65 +0.14 ...
dd 11.46 +0.40 ...
13 16.47 –5.02 ...
37 26.09 –1.07 .255
dd
.72 –0.09 ...
... 2.60 –1.29 ...
dd 19.53 +0.81 ...
dd 46.01 +0.98 ...
20 117.64 –1.79 .485
... 10.03 –0.01 ...
...
.15
... ...
dd 15.37 –0.30 .21
6 10.27 –0.07 .12
dd 1.48 –0.12 ...
dd 17.27 –0.52 ...
28 44.55 –2.75 ...
28 428.03 –114.01 ...
dd 7.45 +0.02 ...
39 10.70 +0.01 ...
21 5.53 –0.82 ...
49 1988.26 +18.11 ...
10 53.92 –0.79 .39
dd 1.78 +0.09 .075
dd 82.36 +0.16 ...
11 20.29 –0.42 .14
42 81.66 –0.84 ...
cc 90.59 –2.68 .16
... 9.91 –0.02 ...
dd 16.67 +0.72 ...
27 639.77 –21.69 .525
dd 1.46 –0.08 ...
15 48.75 +1.52 .185
11 29.05 –0.92 .25
dd 78.56 +2.55 .455
39 411.66 +16.97 .115
25 401.32 +0.18 .91
dd
.75 –0.02 ...
13 33.74 –0.87 .05
10 11.11 –0.20 .38
dd 163.93 +2.82 ...
23 55.39 +4.15 .36
dd 22.97 –1.01 .32
18 49.31 +1.13.2425
dd 1.70 –0.06 ...
dd 21.78 –0.76.1875
10 65.71 –1.24 .75
... 9.99 –0.01 ...
8 1.14 –0.04 .22
dd 27.60 –2.17 ...
dd 103.10 +2.63 ...
27 14.37 +0.34 ...
21 5.97 –0.17 ...
dd 3.18 –0.06 ...
dd 9.19 +0.48 ...
44
BARRON’S
D ATA
52-Week
High
Low
Name
NASDAQ ISSUES
Tick
Sym Yld P/E
55.20 22.28 Moderna
MRNA ...
5.10 3.36 MolecularPtrs MOLN ...
113.88 69.99 MonarchCasino MCRI 1.3
323.72 68.68 monday.com
MNDY ...
71.15 51.20 Mondelez
MDLZ 3.2
2.40 0.55 MoneyHero
MNY ...
444.72 140.78 MongoDB
MDB ...
1250.00 438.86 MonolithicPower MPWR .7
23.91 12.20 Monro
MNRO 4.7
8.85 5.86 MonroeCapital MRCC11.6
83.24 48.95 MonsterBev
MNST ...
25.77 3.50 MonteRosaTherap GLUE ...
330.55 149.08 Morningstar
MORN 1.2
18.12 8.17 MotorcarParts MPAA ...
8.74 5.63 MountLoganCap MLCI .0
10.69 9.97 MountainLakeA MLAC ...
0.70 0.15 MountainLakeRt MLACR ...
15.47 3.76 MyriadGenetics MYGN ...
Last
Div
Chg. Amt.
dd 42.23 +1.22 ...
dd 4.61 –0.09 ...
17 93.33 –5.54 .30
32 72.38 –25.62 ...
33 62.59 +2.57 .50
dd 1.31 +0.09 ...
dd 368.40 +24.05 ...
92 1171.47 –58.352.00
dd 23.81 +2.81 .28
dd 6.22 –0.11 .18
46 81.48 –1.06 ...
59 17.92 –1.63 ...
18 160.03 –5.44 .50
cc 10.04 –3.10 ...
dd 6.02 –0.84 .03
47 10.46 –0.01 ...
...
.30 +0.03 ...
dd 4.49 –0.63 ...
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48.12 19.00 Napco Security NSSC 1.4
48.66 37.31 NBT Bancorp
NBTB 3.2
180.61 99.00 NICE
NICE ...
3.20 0.82 NIP
NIPG ...
43.20 31.90 NMI Holdings
NMIH ...
10.10 9.90 NMP Acqn
NMP ...
0.35 0.14 NMPAcqnRt
NMPAR ...
3.52 1.10 NN
NNBR ...
NWPX ...
77.43 36.97 NWPX Infra
256.36 148.09 NXP Semicon
NXPI 1.7
55.00 0.91 NamibMinerals NAMM ...
31.48 2.75 NanoLabs
NA
...
7.23 2.11 NanoXImaging NNOX ...
30.35 2.95 Nanobiotix
NBTX ...
101.79 64.84 Nasdaq
NDAQ 1.4
256.36 125.38 Natera
NTRA ...
118.50 88.00 Nathan's
NATH 2.0
47.89 31.21 NationalBeverage FIZZ ...
7.25 3.22 NatlCineMedia NCMI 3.6
22.79 9.76 NatlResearch
NRC 5.3
30.02 10.45 NationalVision EYE ...
4.96 2.57 NaturalAlt
NAII ...
22.75 9.87 Navan
NAVN ...
16.07 9.33 Navient
NAVI 6.9
NVTS ...
17.79 1.52 NavitasSemi
60.77 32.38 Nayax
NYAX ...
34.55 15.69 nCino
NCNO ...
141.10 18.31 Nebius
NBIS ...
11.15 3.87 Neogen
NEOG ...
25.00 3.20 NeOncTech
NTHI ...
NRDS ...
16.24 7.55 NerdWallet
127.78 71.84 NetApp
NTAP 2.0
159.55 88.54 NetEase
NTES 2.5
134.12 75.23 Netflix
NFLX ...
36.86 18.75 Netgear
NTGR ...
30.67 18.12 NetScout
NTCT ...
NTSK ...
27.99 11.28 Netskope
3.47 0.61 NeumoraTherap NMRA ...
21.40 3.65 NeuphoriaTherap NEUP ...
160.18 84.23 Neurocrine
NBIX ...
37.27 6.88 Neurogene
NGNE ...
5.92 1.25 Neuronetics
STIM ...
NPCE ...
18.98 7.56 NeuroPace
9.45 0.32 NewEraEner
NUAI ...
12.79 0.98 NewFortressEn NFE ...
NMFC15.4
12.05 7.91 NewMtnFin
10.55 10.07 NewProvidenceIII NPAC ...
42.00 14.06 NewAmstPharma NAMS ...
10.52 10.00 NewburyStII A NTWO ...
7.15 3.07 NewellBrands
NWL 6.0
10.46 9.86 NewHoldInvtIII NHIC ...
NMRK .8
19.84 9.65 Newmark
31.61 22.20 NewsCorp A
NWSA .9
35.58 25.49 NewsCorp B
NWS .8
NEWT 6.0
14.91 9.12 NewtekOne
254.30 141.66 NexstarMedia NXST 3.2
15.74 2.69 NextCure
NXTC ...
131.59 36.06 Nextpower
NXT ...
12.60 5.60 NexxenIntl
NEXN ...
9.48 1.01 9F
JFU ...
9.34 1.92 908Devices
MASS ...
5.67 2.12 NiuTech
NIU ...
2.74 1.31 Nkarta
NKTX ...
LASR ...
55.92 6.20 nLIGHT
1.74 0.47 Noodles
NDLS ...
300.79 165.03 Nordson
NDSN 1.1
126.26 78.17 NortheastBank NBN .0
12.53 6.75 NorthernTechsIntl NTIC .4
157.60 81.62 NorthernTrust NTRS 2.2
14.05 9.40 NorthfieldBanc NFBK 3.8
30.82 16.18 NorthrimBanCorp NRIM 2.5
13.62 10.75 NorthwestBcshs NWBI 6.2
71.25 50.46 NorthWesternEner NWE 3.8
32.23 21.25 NorwoodFin
NWFL 4.1
507.27 154.00 Nova
NVMI ...
6.79 0.60 NovaBridgeBio NBP ...
153.20 98.27 Novanta
NOVT ...
10.64 5.01 Novavax
NVAX ...
NVCR ...
22.95 9.82 Novocure
3.86 0.81 Novonix
NVX ...
33 44.15 +0.50 .15
14 45.82 –0.83 .37
12 103.55 –8.31 ...
dd
.85 –0.10 ...
8 39.65 –1.40 ...
cc 10.08
... ...
...
.22
... ...
dd 1.72 +0.09 ...
20 74.67 +0.35 ...
31 244.43 +20.111.014
dd 2.63 –0.58 ...
dd 3.25 +0.11 ...
dd 2.28 –0.16 ...
... 25.34 +4.49 ...
26 79.47 –5.36 .27
dd 206.23 +3.19 ...
19 100.75 –0.45 .50
18 36.35 +1.05 ...
dd 3.29 –0.29 .03
24 12.08 –3.86 .16
dd 28.22 –0.70 ...
dd 3.49 +0.28 ...
dd 10.44 –0.41 ...
dd 9.34 –0.71 .16
dd 8.30 –0.56 ...
89 56.85 +2.84 ...
dd 16.14 –2.01 ...
... 98.01 +11.91 ...
dd 10.94 +0.14 ...
dd 10.24 +0.47 ...
10 9.41 –1.13 ...
18 102.42 –0.92 .52
17 120.61 –2.31 .57
30 76.87 –5.33 ...
dd 21.94 +1.44 ...
23 29.79 +2.12 ...
dd 11.89 –0.12 ...
dd 3.20 +1.08 ...
4 4.05 +0.04 ...
27 124.12 –17.08 ...
dd 17.38 +0.15 ...
dd 1.42 –0.14 ...
dd 15.05 –0.62 ...
dd 4.92 –0.14 ...
dd 1.22 –0.04 ...
13 8.32 +0.36 .32
... 10.32 –0.03 ...
dd 34.63 +0.33 ...
41 10.51 +0.03 ...
dd 4.70 +0.07 .07
70 10.43 –0.01 ...
26 14.82 –2.03 .03
30 22.72 +0.22 .10
34 26.00 +0.35 .10
6 12.72 –1.22 .19
14 231.18 +9.91 1.86
dd 13.10 +2.00 ...
30 116.44 –4.93 ...
10 6.10 +0.20 ...
2 4.52 –0.11 ...
dd 6.49 –0.06 ...
dd 3.43 +0.03 ...
dd 1.97 –0.05 ...
dd 52.28 +1.16 ...
dd
.49 –0.07 ...
35 298.19 +8.01 .82
12 120.54 –4.80 .01
dd 9.03 –0.06 .01
17 146.38 –5.77 .80
cc 13.59 –0.28 .13
9 25.37 –0.48 .16
14 12.99 –0.35 .20
24 69.68 +1.50 .67
11 31.52 –0.37 .32
56 443.76 –16.19 ...
... 3.21 –0.49 ...
cc 146.39 +4.92 ...
5 8.70 +0.45 ...
dd 10.99 +0.85 ...
dd
.90 –0.01 ...
52-Week
High
Low
Name
22.50 8.18 NurixTherap
83.36 35.39 Nutanix
113.02 55.54 Nuvalent
212.19 86.62 NVIDIA
11.87 4.10 Nyxoah
B A R R ON S .C OM / D ATA
Tick
Sym Yld P/E
NRIX
NTNX
NUVL
NVDA
NYXH
Last
Div
Chg. Amt.
...
...
...
.0
...
dd 15.60 –1.25 ...
56 41.76 +1.50 ...
dd 100.82 –2.77 ...
45 182.81 –2.60 .01
dd 4.43 –0.22 ...
90.00 5.15 OBOOK
OWLS ...
79.18 27.09 OddityTech
ODD ...
9.80 4.06 OFS Capital
OFS 16.4
73.63 31.04 ON Semi
ON
...
15.27 10.43 OP Bancorp
OPBK 3.4
2.04 1.11 OPKO Health
OPK ...
108.72 85.55 O'ReillyAuto
ORLY ...
294.93 153.40 OSI Systems
OSIS ...
10.12 9.97 OTGAcqnI
OTGA ...
10.85 9.99 OaktreeAcqIIILife OACC ...
16.29 11.94 OaktreeSpec
OCSL13.2
18.84 6.45 Oatly
OTLY ...
20.61 14.29 OceanFirstFin
OCFC 4.1
16.44 5.79 OcularTherapeutix OCUL ...
29.36 14.00 Oculis
OCS ...
44.46 25.75 OhioValleyBanc OVBC 2.1
127.57 75.05 Okta
OKTA ...
1.84 0.99 Olaplex
OLPX ...
209.61 126.01 OldDomFreight ODFL .6
26.17 16.83 OldNatlBncp
ONB 2.3
OSBC 1.4
22.00 14.14 Old2ndBcp
36.26 2.86 OlemaPharm
OLMA ...
141.74 94.88 Ollie'sBargain OLLI ...
52.65 26.32 OlympicSteel
ZEUS 1.3
28.40 10.28 OmadaHealth
OMDA ...
42.08 25.58 OmegaFlex
OFLX 3.7
17.65 2.95 Omeros
OMER ...
4.02 1.22 OmniAb
OABI ...
55.00 22.66 Omnicell
OMCL ...
9.12 2.93 1-800-FLOWERS FLWS ...
11.35 2.48 111
YI
...
10.63 10.16 1RT Acqn
ONCH ...
6.62 2.30 1stdibs.com
DIBS ...
29.66 16.51 OneStream
OS
...
21.00 10.14 OneWaterMarine ONEW ...
6.18 1.70 OnKureTherap OKUR ...
5.86 0.70 OpenLending
LPRO ...
39.90 22.44 OpenText
OTEX 4.5
10.87 0.51 OpendoorTech OPEN ...
22.50 11.71 Opera
OPRA 6.3
9.24 4.05 OportunFin
OPRT ...
11.50 2.40 OpticalCable
OCC ...
36.80 24.24 OptionCare
OPCH ...
4.22 2.08 OraSureTechs OSUR ...
5.98 2.20 OrchestraBioMed OBIO ...
2.24 0.85 Organigram
OGI ...
14.93 3.90 OricPharm
ORIC ...
10.22 9.98 OriginInvttI
ORIQ ...
20.48 10.24 OrthofixMed
OFIX ...
26.40 15.28 OrthoPediatrics KIDS ...
36.51 5.49 OrukaTherap
ORKA ...
90.11 71.79 OtterTail
OTTR 2.6
41.65 6.34 Ouster
OUST ...
21.98 3.10 OutsetMedical OM
...
25.60 9.82 OxfordLane
OXLC24.4
2.85 1.56 OxfordSquare
OXSQ23.2
10.14 9.93 OxleyBridgeAcqn OBA ...
10.24 9.90 OysterEntsII
OYSE ...
0.23 0.11 OysterEntsII Rt OYSER ...
... 5.40 –0.47 ...
16 28.08 –1.99 ...
17 4.15 –0.31 .17
cc 72.21 +7.01 ...
8 14.05 –0.15 .12
dd 1.23 –0.01 ...
33 96.66 +2.44 ...
30 268.61 –2.65 ...
... 10.03 –0.03 ...
38 10.63 –0.04 ...
34 12.14
... .40
dd 12.27 +1.58 ...
17 19.58 –0.20 .20
dd 8.88 –0.28 ...
dd 28.49 +0.01 ...
14 42.95 +0.19 .23
80 87.26 +0.52 ...
dd 1.56 +0.06 ...
40 193.21 –9.26 .29
14 24.77 –1.11 .14
13 20.57 –0.47 .07
dd 22.59 –2.77 ...
31 113.70 +1.20 ...
41 47.86 –3.28 .16
dd 11.31 –0.34 ...
23 36.86 –0.46 .34
dd 11.69 +0.46 ...
dd 1.70
... ...
cc 36.50 –0.57 ...
dd 3.56 –0.50 ...
dd 8.10 +0.71 ...
... 10.21
... ...
dd 5.32 +0.05 ...
dd 23.51
... ...
dd 11.98 –1.88 ...
dd 2.42 –0.08 ...
dd 1.36 –0.33 ...
14 24.59 –0.48 .275
dd 4.45 –0.44 ...
14 12.38 –0.33 .40
8 4.96 –0.66 ...
dd 5.98 +0.86 ...
28 35.42 +1.42 ...
dd 2.75 +0.04 ...
dd 3.83 –0.08 ...
15 1.29 –0.24 ...
dd 9.99 –0.43 ...
... 10.20
... ...
dd 13.38 +0.58 ...
dd 16.89 +0.24 ...
dd 32.21 –0.84 ...
13 88.16 +1.01.5775
dd 18.77 –0.65 ...
dd 3.39 –1.11 ...
cc 9.82 –1.29 .20
dd 1.81 –0.09 .035
cc 10.10 –0.02 ...
cc 10.13 –0.07 ...
...
.15 –0.01 ...
O
PQR
17.29 8.90 PAMT
PAMT ...
24.20 16.00 PCB Bancorp
PCB 3.9
71.17 54.97 PCConnection
CNXN 1.0
139.41 87.11 PDD
PDD ...
36.99 15.91 PDF Solutions
PDFS ...
23.08 11.66 PENN Entmt
PENN ...
1.84 0.81 PMV Pharm
PMVP ...
23.97 10.33 PRA Group
PRAA ...
70.80 26.66 ProceptBio
PRCT ...
219.69 133.38 PTC
PTC ...
87.50 35.95 PTC Therap
PTCT ...
131.88 84.65 Paccar
PCAR 1.0
PACB ...
2.73 0.85 PacBiosciCA
27.64 18.80 PaciraBioSci
PCRX ...
207.52 66.12 PalantirTech
PLTR ...
13.00 4.14 PalladyneAI
PDYN ...
223.61 144.15 PaloAltoNtwks PANW ...
175.85 107.75 Palomar
PLMR ...
10.46 9.94 PantagesCapAcqn PGAC ...
0.38 0.12 PantagesCapAcqnRt PGACR ...
55.74 30.16 PapaJohn's
PZZA 5.8
20.86 9.95 ParamountSkydance PSKY 1.9
28.50 15.52 Park-Ohio
PKOH 1.8
95.10 64.45 PathwardFinl
CASH .2
17.80 9.43 PatriaInvts
PAX 4.3
148.50 72.99 PatrickIndustries PATK 1.3
7.47 0.90 PatriotNatBncp PNBK ...
20.10 10.27 Pattern
PTRN ...
9.25 5.10 PattersonUTIEn PTEN 4.9
161.24 91.70 Paychex
PAYX 4.6
218.74 101.40 Paylocity
PCTY ...
10.75 4.92 Payoneer
PAYO ...
79.50 38.46 PayPal
PYPL 1.4
dd 11.81 –0.31 ...
9 22.84 –0.73 .22
19 63.82 –4.10 .20
10 100.28 –4.95 ...
dd 33.69 +4.62 ...
dd 11.76 –1.65 ...
dd 1.11 +0.07 ...
dd 10.86 –0.59 ...
dd 27.79 –0.95 ...
23 156.77 +1.05 ...
8 69.45 –5.23 ...
28 127.00 –0.35 .33
dd 1.71 –0.11 ...
49 21.77 +0.77 ...
cc 131.41 –4.49 ...
dd 6.72 –0.44 ...
cc 166.95 +7.63 ...
18 132.10 +4.48 ...
54 10.45 –0.01 ...
...
.20
... ...
28 31.79 –2.89 .46
dd 10.32 –0.24 .05
14 28.00 +3.06 .125
11 92.45 –1.27 .05
21 13.91 –0.25 .15
37 143.10 +2.25 .47
dd 1.37 –0.13 ...
dd 10.82 –1.57 ...
dd 8.10 –0.56 .10
21 94.38 –4.15 1.08
25 107.13 –10.72 ...
28 5.40 –0.94 ...
7 40.29 –0.13 .14
52-Week
High
Low
Name
Tick
Sym Yld P/E
35.68 23.96 PeapackGladFin PGC .6
68.10 29.84 Pegasystems
PEGA .3
11.49 8.98 PelicanAcqn
PELI ...
0.95 0.13 PelicanAcqnRt PELIR ...
10.25 4.09 Peloton
PTON ...
29.80 14.20 PenguinSolutions PENG ...
32.44 21.18 Pennant
PNTG ...
34.33 26.21 PeoplesBncpOH PEBO 4.9
39.48 23.74 PeoplesBncpNC PEBK 2.0
57.20 38.90 PeoplesFinSvcs PFIS 4.4
7.80 0.88 PepGen
PEPG ...
171.48 127.60 PepsiCo
PEP 3.4
14.35 10.23 PerceptiveCap PCSC ...
38.02 23.87 PerdoceoEduc
PRDO 1.9
25.93 14.12 PerellaWeinberg PWP 1.3
11.00 10.08 PerimeterAcqnI PMTR ...
11.79 7.00 PerionNetwork PERI ...
36.48 8.81 Perma-PipeIntl PPIH ...
11.50 2.83 Personalis
PSNL ...
4.51 2.28 PetcoHealth
WOOF ...
4.53 1.57 PetMedExpress PETS ...
21.34 7.50 Pharming
PHAR ...
29.80 11.51 Pharvaris
PHVS ...
18.31 2.21 PhathomPharm PHAT ...
57.40 41.00 Phenixfin
PFX .0
56.30 16.16 PhibroAnimal
PAHC .9
38.67 32.40 PhillipsEdison PECO 3.4
39.80 16.46 Photronics
PLAB ...
19.95 13.00 PicS
PICS ...
57.16 35.73 Pilgrim'sPride PPC .0
10.16 9.94 PioneerAcqnIA PACH ...
20.77 15.58 PlainsAllAmPipe PAA 8.3
21.97 16.61 PlainsGP
PAGP 7.7
2.75 0.90 Playboy
PLBY ...
1.90 0.43 Playstudios
MYPS ...
7.55 3.25 Playtika
PLTK12.2
211.84 103.43 Plexus
PLXS ...
3.49 1.09 PliantTherap
PLRX ...
10.64 9.98 PlumAcqnIVA
PLMK ...
42.60 11.75 PolestarAuto
PSNY ...
14.31 5.60 Polibeli
PLBL ...
6.43 0.21 PomDoctor
POM ...
18.01 10.88 PonceFinl
PDLB ...
24.92 4.11 PonyAI
PONY ...
374.74 226.10 Pool
POOL 1.9
149.31 78.23 Popular
BPOP 2.1
15.78 4.41 Portillo's
PTLO ...
612.50 146.02 PowellIndustries POWL .2
68.20 30.86 PowerIntegrations POWI 1.8
5.94 1.11 PowerBank
SUUN ...
8.26 3.59 PowerFleet
AIOT ...
335.75 26.70 PraxisPrecision PRAX ...
5.23 1.11 Precigen
PGEN ...
103.05 71.90 PreferredBkLA PFBC 3.5
287.96 118.99 PreformedLine PLPC .3
4.22 0.61 PreludeTherap PRLD ...
22.86 3.09 Prenetics
PRE ...
157.87 81.25 PriceSmart
PSMT .9
6.94 1.11 PrimeMedicine PRME ...
14.55 7.59 PrimisFinl
FRST 2.9
37.99 27.25 PrincetonBncp BPRN 3.9
97.88 68.39 PrincipalFinl
PFG 3.5
26.51 18.77 PriviaHealth
PRVA ...
11.42 9.01 ProCapAcqnA
PCAP ...
16.25 1.89 ProCapFinl
BRR ...
11.25 5.76 ProficientAuto PAL ...
10.70 3.08 ProFrac
ACDC ...
957.00 1.88 Profusa
PFSA ...
65.50 35.26 ProgressSoftware PRGS ...
28.75 17.98 Progyny
PGNY ...
4.47 2.45 ProspectCapital PSEC17.7
96.54 33.70 ProtagonistTherap PTGX ...
7.82 2.77 ProtaraTherap TARA ...
16.67 4.32 Prothena
PRTA ...
16.64 12.98 ProvidentFin
PROV 3.5
13.00 11.28 PublicPolicy
PPHC ...
16.09 6.21 PubMatic
PUBM ...
9.37 1.31 Pulmonx
LUNG ...
7.29 2.58 PumaBiotech
PBYI ...
20.00 13.30 PureTechHealth PRTC ...
1.26 0.56 PurpleInnovation PRPL ...
5.55 0.83 PyxisOncology PYXS ...
96.00 60.83 QCR Holdings
QCRH .3
48.94 14.79 Qfin
QFIN 9.3
106.30 49.46 Qorvo
QRVO ...
205.95 120.80 Qualcomm
QCOM 2.5
155.47 104.22 Qualys
QLYS ...
8.77 4.05 Quanterix
QTRX ...
24.40 4.89 Quantum
QMCO ...
3.10 0.92 Quantum-Si
QSI
...
19.07 3.40 QuantumScape QS
...
10.23 9.92 Quantumsphere QUMS ...
0.63 0.16 QuantumsphereRt QUMSR ...
10.31 9.96 QuartzseaAcqn QSEA ...
0.34 0.20 QuartzseaRt
QSEAR ...
13.07 10.59 QuettaAcqn
QETA ...
2.40 0.34 QuettaAcqnRt QETAR ...
169.07 0.74 Quhuo
QH
...
42.50 19.50 QuidelOrtho
QDEL ...
4.55 0.13 QuinceTherap
QNCX ...
Last
Div
Chg. Amt.
16 33.95 –1.28 .05
21 43.85 +3.73 .03
cc 10.35 +0.02 ...
...
.65 –0.06 ...
dd 4.25 –0.38 ...
cc 19.37 +0.59 ...
42 31.97 +1.62 ...
11 33.56 –0.62 .41
11 39.22 +0.61 .17
10 56.88 +0.76 .625
dd 6.44 +1.96 ...
28 165.94 –4.551.4225
64 13.91 +0.26 ...
13 31.43 –0.28 .15
43 21.48 –1.78 .07
... 10.35 –0.02 ...
dd 8.54 –0.10 ...
19 32.23 +0.77 ...
dd 8.21 +0.16 ...
dd 2.51 –0.11 ...
dd 3.18 +0.30 ...
cc 15.42 –0.67 ...
dd 26.45 +0.03 ...
dd 12.02 –0.56 ...
dd 42.78 –0.22 1.43
23 52.26 –0.81 .12
47 38.20 +0.67.1083
17 38.80 +1.56 ...
0 13.81 –1.92 ...
10 43.32 –0.05 2.10
cc 10.10 –0.03 ...
12 20.15 +0.75.4175
17 21.59 +0.88.4175
dd 1.99 +0.40 ...
dd
.47 –0.10 ...
14 3.29 –0.28 .10
31 201.28 –4.94 ...
dd 1.11 –0.03 ...
57 10.49 –0.05 ...
dd 18.44 –0.98 ...
... 9.30 +0.20 ...
...
.25 +0.02 ...
14 16.54 –0.41 ...
dd 14.07 –0.24 ...
24 265.83 –0.33 1.25
12 142.63 –3.34 .75
15 5.40 –0.56 ...
38 585.07 +0.85 .27
cc 47.21 –0.13 .215
dd 1.13 –0.35 ...
dd 3.89 –0.95 ...
dd 317.25 –2.32 ...
dd 4.93 +0.64 ...
9 90.91 –0.28 .80
37 279.02 –1.39 .21
dd 2.23 +0.06 ...
dd 21.97 +2.73 ...
32 155.68 –1.15 .70
dd 3.30 –0.27 ...
40 13.94 –0.32 .10
13 35.73 –0.69 .35
17 90.39 –6.95 .80
cc 22.39 +0.40 ...
... 10.17 +0.01 ...
... 2.52 +0.35 ...
dd 7.06 –3.43 ...
dd 5.47 +0.10 ...
dd 2.01 –2.36 ...
22 36.53 –6.46 ...
33 20.69 –1.26 ...
dd 3.05 +0.41.045
cc 81.49 –3.00 ...
dd 6.51 –0.14 ...
dd 8.96 +0.05 ...
16 16.22 –0.04 .14
dd 12.38 +0.01 ...
dd 6.54 +0.05 ...
dd 1.47 –0.03 ...
9 6.82 –0.12 ...
10 17.46 –0.63 ...
dd
.69 –0.01 ...
dd 1.30 –0.21 ...
12 92.38 –3.02 .06
2 15.55 –0.53 .76
23 84.44 +0.72 ...
29 140.70 +3.36 .89
19 104.91 –5.89 ...
dd 5.74 –0.35 ...
dd 5.78 –0.11 ...
dd
.99 –0.07 ...
dd 7.73 –0.74 ...
... 10.07 +0.01 ...
...
.20
... ...
... 10.29
... ...
...
.29 –0.01 ...
dd 11.57 –0.04 ...
... 1.00 –0.31 ...
0
.95 +0.12 ...
dd 23.58 –5.52 ...
dd
.20 +0.06 ...
52-Week
High
Low
Name
Tick
Sym Yld P/E
23.24 10.29 QuinStreet
QNST ...
RAPT ...
57.86 5.67 RaptTherap
22.59 14.40 RBB Bancorp
RBB 2.9
55.85 21.88 RCI Hospitality RICK 1.2
RCMT ...
28.27 13.18 RCM Tech
RGNX ...
16.19 5.04 REGENXBIO
RFAIR ...
0.24 0.05 RFAcqnIIRt
12.24 3.39 RF Industries
RFIL ...
23.82 19.50 RGC Resources RGCO 4.0
3.03 0.39 RackspaceTech RXT ...
RDNT ...
85.84 45.00 RadNet
RDWR ...
31.57 18.46 Radware
57.80 5.93 RamacoRscsA METC ...
21.80 5.85 RamacoRscsB
METCB 5.3
135.75 40.12 Rambus
RMBS ...
11.13 9.97 RangeCapAcqn RANG ...
0.68 0.12 RangeCapAcqnRt RANGR ...
10.05 9.90 RangeCapitalAcqnII RNGT ...
3.87 0.39 RaniTherap
RANI ...
35.93 7.01 Rapid7
RPD ...
42.27 6.43 RapportTherap RAPP ...
10.83 9.62 RealAssetAcqnA RAAQ ...
REAL ...
17.39 4.61 RealReal
12.36 3.45 RecursionPharm RXRX ...
93.90 46.33 RedRiverBcshs RRBI .7
RRGB ...
7.89 2.50 RedRobin
68.99 35.09 RedRockResorts RRR 1.7
78.18 63.44 RegencyCtrs
REG 4.0
821.11 476.49 RegenPharm
REGN .5
31.50 15.00 Regis
RGS ...
RLAY ...
9.54 1.78 RelayTherap
27.32 12.08 RemitlyGlobal RELY ...
13.38 10.45 RenatusTacticalI RTAC ...
8.24 5.05 ReNewEnergy RNW ...
10.13 3.69 RenttheRunway RENT ...
175.77 102.97 Repligen
RGEN ...
14.80 2.68 Replimune
REPL ...
25.80 10.22 RepublicAirways RJET ...
78.25 56.79 RepublicBcpKYA RBCAA 2.7
12.64 9.77 RepublicDigA
RDAG ...
8.46 6.56 ReservoirMedia RSVR ...
8.06 3.83 ResourcesConnect RGP 7.2
124.49 29.17 RevolutionMed RVMD ...
26.25 20.91 ReynoldsCnsmr REYN 3.9
RZLV ...
8.45 1.07 RezolveAI
122.20 45.91 RhythmPharm RYTM ...
5.38 1.80 RibbonComms RBBN ...
15.34 7.57 RichardsonElec RELL 1.7
52.24 15.50 RigelPharm
RIGL ...
RMNI ...
5.38 2.79 RiminiStreet
6.59 4.74 RiverviewBncp RVSB 1.5
22.69 10.36 Rivian
RIVN ...
RDZN ...
2.56 0.68 Roadzen
153.86 29.66 Robinhood
HOOD ...
RCKT ...
11.11 2.19 RocketPharm
RCKY 1.9
34.36 11.93 RockyBrands
27.94 8.73 RoivantSciences ROIV ...
116.66 52.43 Roku
ROKU ...
10.55 9.92 RomanDBDR II DRDB ...
181.14 55.57 Root
ROOT ...
595.17 317.67 RoperTech
ROP 1.1
197.24 122.36 RossStores
ROST .8
306.25 142.95 RoyalGold
RGLD .7
45.91 29.66 RoyaltyPharma RPRX 2.1
11.73 8.35 RunwayGrowthFin RWAY15.4
RUSHA 1.1
74.19 45.67 RushEnt A
RUSHB 1.2
67.27 47.71 RushEnt B
RXST ...
32.24 6.32 RxSight
RYAAY 1.2
74.24 38.52 Ryanair
Last
Div
Chg. Amt.
10 11.25 –0.99 ...
dd 57.72 +0.03 ...
12 22.33 +0.27 .16
12 22.74 –1.56 .07
11 18.30 –1.53 ...
dd 7.99 –2.34 ...
...
.10
... ...
cc 10.89 –0.52 ...
18 21.86 +0.01.2175
dd
.42 –0.03 ...
dd 69.54 +0.30 ...
62 27.92 +2.89 ...
dd 16.48 –1.75 ...
dd 13.40 –0.20.1764
48 101.95 –5.15 ...
56 10.50 +0.03 ...
...
.35
... ...
... 9.98 –0.01 ...
dd 1.24 +0.02 ...
20 7.18 –3.63 ...
dd 27.93 +0.84 ...
... 10.29 +0.02 ...
dd 11.45 –1.64 ...
dd 3.49 –0.49 ...
14 88.90 –2.14 .15
dd 3.20 –0.52 ...
20 61.60 –3.85 .26
27 76.18 +0.96 .755
19 803.17 +17.66 .94
1 22.10 +0.05 ...
dd 8.93 +0.01 ...
cc 12.76 –0.25 ...
... 10.55 –0.13 ...
19 5.35 +0.15 ...
dd 5.97 –0.84 ...
cc 136.44 –5.74 ...
dd 7.97 +0.22 ...
dd 18.00 –1.81 ...
11 72.30 –1.85 .495
... 10.21 –0.02 ...
77 7.65 +0.11 ...
dd 3.87 –0.50 .07
dd 96.31 –1.18 ...
17 23.73 +0.96 .23
... 2.27 –0.46 ...
dd 98.07 –5.54 ...
10 2.09 +0.13 ...
cc 13.80 +2.44 .06
6 34.32 +0.17 ...
7 3.03 –0.26 ...
23 5.42 +0.01 .02
dd 17.73 +2.93 ...
dd 1.17 –0.40 ...
37 75.97 –6.85 ...
dd 3.27 +0.11 ...
12 33.11 –0.23 .155
dd 26.45 +0.63 ...
cc 90.06 +4.21 ...
47 10.48 +0.01 ...
19 58.68 –3.40 ...
23 321.41 –41.01 .91
31 196.54 +5.80.405
39 286.10 +20.33 .475
25 45.19 +0.54 .235
6 8.59 –0.26 .33
21 71.61 –1.03 .19
19 64.19 –2.34 .19
dd 8.04 –0.35 ...
13 65.49 –3.12.4545
S
46.59 23.60 SanuwaveHealth SNWV ...
STBA 3.3
44.80 30.84 S&T Bancorp
245.16 177.49 SBA Comm
SBAC 2.2
5.75 2.62 SBCMedical
SBC ...
SHMD ...
10.65 2.00 Schmid
10.07 9.90 SCIIAcqnA
SCII ...
SCIIR ...
0.30 0.24 SCIIAcqnRt
LAES ...
8.71 1.99 SEALSQ
93.96 64.66 SEI Investments SEIC 1.3
21.89 12.50 SI-BONE
SIBN ...
9.62 4.95 SIGA Tech
SIGA .0
SIMA ...
10.75 10.11 SIMAcqnIA
34.97 23.81 SLM
SLM 2.2
17.94 13.64 SLR Invt
SLRC10.9
153.16 61.28 SPS Commerce SPSC ...
SSNC 1.5
91.07 69.61 SS&C Tech
SSRM ...
28.81 8.65 SSR Mining
20.49 13.17 SWK Holdings SWKH ...
20.54 15.60 SabraHealthcare SBRA 5.9
4.63 0.90 Sabre
SABR ...
84.20 67.04 SafetyInsurance SAFT 4.6
14.27 10.68 SagaComm
SGA 8.9
SGMT ...
11.41 1.73 Sagimet
507.39 229.12 Saia
SAIA ...
26.35 13.72 SailPoint
SAIL ...
6.55 1.26 SanaBiotech
SANA ...
725.00 27.89 Sandisk
SNDK ...
81.93 58.47 Sanfilippo
JBSS 1.1
6.49 4.08 SangomaTechs SANG ...
185.29 63.67 Sanmina
SANM ...
dd 24.89 –0.94 ...
12 43.68 –0.45 .36
25 200.77 +20.03 1.11
11 4.66 +0.12 ...
... 7.55 –2.87 ...
... 9.99 –0.04 ...
...
.26 +0.01 ...
dd 3.85 –0.15 ...
14 78.63 –5.82 .52
dd 15.33 –0.26 ...
7 6.79 +0.09 .60
36 10.68 +0.07 ...
7 24.04 –3.26 .13
9 15.00 –0.19 .41
25 61.92 –17.61 ...
23 72.09 –5.30 .27
28 28.11 +3.95 ...
9 17.00 –0.25 ...
32 20.17 +1.14 .30
1
.95 –0.23 ...
13 79.33 –0.89 .92
cc 11.19 –0.13 .25
dd 5.06 –0.49 ...
40 384.91 –30.55 ...
dd 15.92 +1.21 ...
dd 3.85 –0.08 ...
dd 626.56 +28.61 ...
13 80.12 +1.51 1.00
dd 4.55 –0.14 ...
35 145.81 –3.98 ...
52-Week
High
Low
Name
Tick
Sym Yld P/E
60.12 44.62 Sanofi
SNY 3.5
111.21 10.42 SareptaTherap SRPT ...
12.50 4.53 SatellosBiosci MSLE ...
7.01 1.89 Savara
SVRA ...
30.00 1.35 ScageFuture
SCAG ...
46.25 28.75 ScanSource
SCSC ...
49.82 22.71 ScholarRock
SRRK ...
35.98 15.77 Scholastic
SCHL 2.3
28.47 11.15 Schrodinger
SDGR ...
124.11 81.08 ScienceApplicat SAIC 1.7
4.98 1.36 ScrippsEW
SSP ...
35.55 21.36 SeacoastBkgFL SBCF 2.3
459.84 63.19 Seagate
STX .7
12.71 7.32 SecurityNatFin SNFCA ...
2.41 1.62 Seer
SEER ...
93.38 71.75 SelectiveIns
SIGI 2.0
92.50 24.05 Semtech
SMTC ...
134.14 77.08 SenecaFoods A SENEA ...
27.80 5.25 Senseonics
SENS ...
5.34 2.57 SenstarTech
SNT ...
30.50 4.17 Septerna
SEPN ...
4.46 1.37 SeraPrognostics SERA ...
29.98 6.53 SeresTherap
MCRB ...
3.08 1.55 ServiceProperties SVC 1.8
131.33 58.01 ServiceTitan
TTAN ...
6.45 1.26 17Educ&Tech
YQ
...
4.89 0.69 ShattuckLabs
STTK ...
15.84 9.66 ShenandoahTel SHEN .9
11.36 2.71 ShoalsTech
SHLS ...
26.57 15.21 ShoeCarnival
SCVL 3.0
182.19 69.84 Shopify
SHOP ...
20.68 11.47 ShoreBancshares SHBI 2.4
10.45 10.00 SiddhiAcqn
SDHI ...
38.57 22.42 SierraBancorp BSRR 2.8
9.24 2.03 SightSciences SGHT ...
7.78 1.97 SilenceTherap SLN ...
23.00 12.44 Silicom
SILC ...
208.84 82.82 SiliconLabs
SLAB ...
144.68 37.21 SiliconMotion
SIMO 1.5
9.96 9.89 SiliconValleyAcqn SVAQ ...
7.30 3.43 Silvaco
SVCO ...
11.03 9.95 SilverPegasusA SPEG ...
0.53 0.15 SilverPegasusRt SPEGR ...
19.04 13.23 SilvercrestAsset SAMG 5.6
23.05 17.00 SimmonsFirstNat SFNC 4.0
37.67 12.00 SimulationsPlus SLP ...
17.88 11.89 Sinclair
SBGI 6.7
45.00 7.26 SionnaTherap
SION ...
27.41 18.69 SiriusXM
SIRI 5.0
446.96 105.40 SiTime
SITM ...
10.50 9.21 SizzleAcqnII
SZZL ...
0.30 0.14 SizzleAcqnIIRt SZZLR ...
5.75 0.68 SkyeBioscience SKYE ...
65.05 42.45 SkywardSpecIns SKWD ...
123.94 74.70 SkyWest
SKYW ...
90.90 47.93 Skyworks
SWKS 4.6
18.67 3.49 SleepNumber
SNBR ...
25.90 12.53 SlideInsurance SLDE ...
5.39 1.76 SmartSand
SND .0
12.05 7.73 Smith&Wesson SWBI 4.4
26.07 18.43 SmithfieldFds SFD 4.0
10.00 9.85 SocialCommPtrs SCPQ ...
32.73 8.60 SoFiTech
SOFI ...
17.30 7.79 Sohu.com
SOHU ...
24.40 1.18 SolStrategies
STKE ...
48.60 11.00 SolarEdgeTech SEDG ...
10.15 9.94 SolariusCapA
SOCA ...
7.37 2.41 SolidBiosci
SLDB ...
8.86 0.68 SolidPower
SLDP ...
84.44 40.43 SolsticeAdvMatls SOLS .0
19.82 7.63 Sonos
SONO ...
5.70 2.58 SophiaGenetics SOPH ...
10.01 9.95 SorenAcqn
SORNU ...
19.85 9.53 SoteraHealth
SHC ...
22.17 6.52 SoundHoundAI SOUN ...
44.00 30.01 SouthPlainsFin SPFI 1.6
61.06 29.14 SouthernFirstBcsh SFST ...
66.56 45.10 SoMO Bancorp SMBC 1.5
12.01 10.69 SparkIAcqnA
SPKL ...
3.22 0.51 SperoTherap
SPRO ...
19.31 12.26 SpokHoldings
SPOK 9.1
32.22 15.73 Sportradar
SRAD ...
26.45 0.46 SportsEntGaming SEGG ...
4.33 0.92 SportsmansWrhs SPWH ...
12.00 10.03 SpringValleyIII SVAC ...
182.00 64.75 SproutsFarmers SFM ...
32.44 20.16 SpyGlassPharma SGP ...
37.98 10.91 SpyreTherapeutics SYRE ...
30.81 14.69 StaarSurgical
STAA ...
7.48 4.03 Stagwell
STGW ...
1.72 0.92 StdBioTools
LAB ...
24.30 12.06 StarBulkCarriers SBLK 1.3
11.99 8.26 StarEquity
STRR ...
9.57 6.06 Star
STHO ...
117.46 75.50 Starbucks
SBUX 2.6
22.98 8.00 Starz
STRZ ...
8.35 4.90 StealthGas
GASS ...
208.47 103.17 SteelDynamics STLD 1.0
10.44 9.95 StellarVCapA
SVCC ...
77.80 40.07 StepStone
STEP 2.0
Last
Div
Chg. Amt.
11 46.01 –1.822.1953
dd 17.79 –0.71 ...
dd 11.50 +0.25 ...
dd 5.60 +0.30 ...
dd 1.71 –0.28 ...
11 35.72 –2.67 ...
dd 45.98 –1.64 ...
dd 34.09 –0.02 .20
dd 11.40 –2.09 ...
11 86.61 –11.75 .37
dd 3.48 +0.09 ...
21 33.23 –1.86 .19
48 425.99 –3.33 .74
13 9.20 +0.28 ...
dd 2.02 +0.23 ...
12 86.42 –3.68 .43
cc 87.12 +0.61 ...
10 127.68 +8.20 ...
dd 7.51 +0.08 ...
... 3.90 +0.10 ...
dd 27.50 +2.09 ...
dd 2.65 +0.13 ...
14 8.47 –5.49 ...
dd 2.21 +0.01 .01
dd 62.74 –1.00 ...
dd 3.40 –0.03 ...
dd 3.86 +0.09 ...
dd 12.94 +0.72 .11
52 10.24 –0.05 ...
10 20.09 –0.46 .15
cc 112.70 +0.65 ...
11 19.79 –0.54 .12
dd 10.28 –0.06 ...
12 37.27 –0.61 .26
dd 5.36 –0.51 ...
dd 4.45 –0.30 ...
dd 19.51 –1.01 ...
dd 207.27 +0.77 ...
38 136.28 +8.22 .50
... 9.90
... ...
dd 3.69 –0.20 ...
... 10.13 +0.01 ...
...
.26 +0.02 ...
21 15.02 +0.12 .21
dd 21.36 –0.45.2125
dd 12.29 –2.28 ...
dd 14.96 +1.27 .25
dd 37.52 +1.41 ...
9 21.29 –0.39 .27
dd 420.23 +1.54 ...
... 10.23 –0.06 ...
...
.24 –0.01 ...
dd
.72 –0.10 ...
13 45.25 +1.27 ...
10 104.17 –1.79 ...
24 62.10
... .71
dd 9.42 –2.52 ...
2 16.87 –0.77 ...
55 5.36 +0.45 .05
53 11.75 +0.07 .13
11 25.14 +0.67 .25
... 9.87
... ...
51 19.61 –1.25 ...
1 16.10 –0.26 ...
dd 1.33 –0.03 ...
dd 35.53 –0.39 ...
... 10.15 +0.07 ...
dd 6.19 –0.33 ...
dd 3.64 –0.31 ...
... 78.22 +13.43 .075
dd 15.51 –1.57 ...
dd 4.74 –0.06 ...
... 9.99 –0.01 ...
89 17.12 –0.63 ...
dd 7.46 –1.10 ...
12 42.29 –0.92 .17
16 58.25 –1.15 ...
11 64.56 –0.94 .25
cc 11.38 –0.04 ...
dd 2.39 –0.03 ...
17 13.72 +0.49.3125
50 16.47 –0.52 ...
dd 1.20 –0.01 ...
dd 1.25 –0.13 ...
... 10.75 +0.12 ...
13 68.96 +1.64 ...
... 28.22 +1.82 ...
dd 36.63 +1.51 ...
dd 16.10 –1.48 ...
64 4.93 –0.25 ...
dd 1.12 –0.14 ...
45 23.80 +1.08 .11
dd 10.15 +0.22 ...
dd 8.12 +0.19 ...
78 93.79 –5.66 .62
dd 8.79 –0.41 ...
5 7.86 –0.10 ...
24 191.68 –10.71 .50
59 10.40 –0.04 ...
dd 56.76 –5.67 .28
February 16, 2026
D ATA
52-Week
High
Low
Name
BARRON’S
NASDAQ ISSUES
Tick
Sym Yld P/E
470.00 96.34 SterlingInfr
STRL ...
46.88 19.05 StevenMadden SHOO 2.1
5.94 2.60 StitchFix
SFIX ...
83.83 60.75 StockYardsBncp SYBT 1.8
38.69 5.35 StokeTherap
STOK ...
19.95 8.64 StoneCo
STNE ...
130.35 65.00 StoneX
SNEX ...
12.81 8.12 Stratasys
SSYS ...
104.51 72.17 StrategicEd
STRA 3.2
457.22 104.17 Strategy
MSTR ...
STRT ...
92.50 31.57 Strattec
31.35 15.10 StratusProp
STRS ...
268.40 7.57 Strive
ASST ...
94.90 13.22 StructureTherap GPCR ...
14.00 7.06 SummitStateBk SSBI ...
36.91 13.83 SummitTherap SMMT ...
22.29 8.10 SunCountryAir SNCY ...
7.68 3.32 SunOpta
STKL ...
SPWR ...
2.50 1.19 SunPower
22.44 5.38 Sunrun
RUN ...
28.88 15.83 SuperHiIntl
HDL ...
66.44 27.60 SuperMicroComp SMCI ...
15.24 8.30 SuperiorGroup SGC 5.4
57.65 29.16 SupernusPharm SUPN ...
26.16 13.14 SurgeryPartners SGRY ...
10.34 4.21 SuRoCapital
SSSS10.5
19.45 5.23 SutroBioph
STRO ...
87.88 16.32 Symbotic
SYM ...
SYNA ...
97.00 41.80 Synaptics
22.73 8.58 SyndaxPharm
SNDX ...
651.73 365.74 Synopsys
SNPS ...
4.74 1.42 SyprisSolutions SYPR ...
Last
Div
Chg. Amt.
TELA ...
2.96 0.68 TelaBio
15.37 11.29 TFS Finl
TFSL 7.6
38.50 3.07 TG-17
OBAI ...
11.35 1.57 TMCthemetals TMC ...
276.49 181.36 T-MobileUS
TMUS 1.7
70.38 37.52 TPG
TPG 4.2
118.22 77.85 T.RowePrice
TROW 5.5
50.72 49.91 T.RowePriceLgMuni TMNL 2.9
5.60 2.12 TTEC
TTEC ...
111.00 15.77 TTM Tech
TTMI ...
DFNS ...
26.21 1.90 T3Defense
36.85 18.02 TWFG
TWFG ...
4.65 2.50 Taboola
TBLA ...
31.38 8.61 TactileSystems TCMD ...
9.95 9.83 Tailwind2.0A
TDWD ...
0.20 0.15 Tailwind2.0Rt TDWDR ...
264.79 188.56 Take-TwoSftwr TTWO ...
451.28 158.08 TalenEnergy
TLN ...
10.18 9.87 TalonCapitalA TLNC ...
35.12 9.98 TandemDiabetes TNDM ...
13.48 1.03 TangoTherap
TNGX ...
85.25 38.51 TarsusPharm
TARS ...
TASK ...
18.59 9.55 TaskUs
54.80 23.37 TatTechnologies TATT ...
0.27 0.12 TaviaAcqnRt
TAVIR ...
TSHA ...
6.02 1.05 TayshaGene
7.07 0.53 Teads
TEAD ...
17.06 4.63 TechTarget
TTGT ...
36.11 13.70 TectonicTherap TECX ...
11.38 6.64 Ericsson
ERIC 1.8
36.85 14.77 Telesat
TSAT ...
30.36 6.34 TelixPharm
TLX ...
8.36 1.83 Telos
TLS ...
104.32 36.22 TempusAI
TEM ...
23.56 6.78 10xGenomics
TXG ...
39.99 19.15 Tenable
TENB ...
2.35 0.36 TenayaTherap TNYA ...
327.99 65.77 Teradyne
TER .2
48.26 1.87 TernsPharm
TERN ...
21.91 3.73 TerraInnovatum NKLR ...
31.50 5.95 TerrestrialEner IMSR ...
498.83 214.25 Tesla
TSLA ...
43.14 27.27 TetraTech
TTEK .7
TVGN ...
1.67 0.23 TevogenBio
108.92 59.37 TexasCapBcshs TCBI ...
231.32 139.95 TexasInstruments TXN 2.5
199.99 148.73 TexasRoadhouse TXRH 1.5
12.27 9.98 TexasVenturesIII TVA ...
10.50 9.75 ThayerVenturesII TVAI ...
0.25 0.12 ThayerVentII Rt TVAIR ...
81.65 40.51 TheBancorp
TBBK ...
2.95 0.72 TherapeuticsMD TXMD ...
21.03 7.90 TheravanceBio TBPH ...
218.42 84.27 ThomsonReuters TRI 3.0
12.28 2.02 ThredUp
TDUP ...
TLRY ...
23.20 3.51 TilrayBrands
40.41 27.51 TimberlandBncp TSBK 3.0
10.38 10.00 TitanAcqnA
TACH ...
23.41 12.50 TitanMachinery TITN ...
25.95 13.60 Torm
TRMD 7.8
149.57 28.64 TowerSemi
TSEM ...
TOWN 3.0
38.01 29.43 TowneBank
63.99 46.85 TractorSupply TSCO 1.7
91.45 25.64 TradeDesk
TTD ...
152.65 97.06 Tradeweb
TW
.5
10.17 10.01 TrailblazerAcqnA BLZR ...
52-Week
High
Low
Name
FOREIGN MARKETS
Tick
Sym Yld P/E
43 437.77 +36.48 ...
50 39.19 +3.48 .21
dd 3.65 –0.63 ...
15 69.73 –1.47 .32
48 31.91 –0.49 ...
dd 16.86 –0.22 ...
19 127.42 +6.88 ...
dd 10.97 –0.28 ...
16 75.13 –6.23 .60
dd 133.88 –1.05 ...
14 90.41 –0.06 ...
dd 29.40 –0.42 ...
dd 8.33 –3.59 ...
dd 70.07 –4.85 ...
14 13.89 +0.12 ...
dd 14.96 –0.03 ...
22 21.19 –0.65 ...
dd 6.44 +0.04 ...
9 1.53 –0.10 ...
dd 19.09 –0.84 ...
50 17.50 +1.02 ...
23 30.54 –3.84 ...
29 10.40 +0.07 .14
dd 50.84 –0.81 ...
dd 15.46 +1.90 ...
4 9.48 +0.50 .25
dd 16.16 +0.64 ...
dd 54.95 –4.79 ...
dd 90.81 +1.58 ...
dd 20.48 –0.53 ...
54 437.09 +10.21 ...
dd 3.29 +0.11 ...
0.56 0.15 TrailblazerI Rt TBMCR ...
14.91 10.78 TrailblazerI A
TBMC ...
5.70 3.12 TransActTechs TACT ...
97.08 50.23 Transcat
TRNS ...
10.56 10.00 TranslationalDev TDAC ...
156.00 62.07 TransMedics
TMDX ...
21.45 5.25 Travelzoo
TZOO ...
42.13 12.91 TravereTherap TVTX ...
10.30 1.86 TreaceMed
TMCI ...
14.39 3.93 TreviTherap
TRVI ...
53.18 35.20 TriCoBancshares TCBK 2.9
40.34 19.33 TriMas
TRS .4
87.50 52.91 Trimble
TRMB ...
3.44 0.48 TrinityBiotech TRIB ...
17.20 12.50 TrinityCapital
TRIN13.2
78.99 51.35 Trip.com
TCOM .5
20.16 9.46 Tripadvisor
TRIP ...
7.95 3.42 TriSalusLifeSci TLSI ...
5.83 2.71 trivago
TRVG ...
32.00 17.86 TruBridge
TBRG ...
30.92 10.18 TrumpMedia&Tech DJT ...
57.89 27.30 Trupanion
TRUP ...
48.45 27.18 TrustcoBank
TRST 3.3
44.96 29.77 Trustmark
TRMK 2.2
2.57 0.88 TScanTherap
TCRX ...
26.50 2.57 TurnTherap
TTRX ...
TBCH ...
19.50 8.78 TurtleBeach
10.38 9.84 TwelveSeasIII TWLV ...
0.20 0.15 TwelveSeasIII Rt TWLVR ...
19.63 6.16 TwinDisc
TWIN .9
51.00 23.30 TwistBiosci
TWST ...
33.99 6.42 TyraBiosciences TYRA ...
dd
.79 –0.02 ...
47 14.93 +0.01.2825
... 3.13 –15.87 ...
dd 6.09 –0.32 ...
23 219.50 +22.11 1.02
cc 49.53 –5.49 .61
10 93.76 –0.82 1.30
... 50.72 +0.39.1933
dd 2.36 –0.67 ...
54 91.80 –6.78 ...
0 2.03 –0.03 ...
42 18.36 –7.55 ...
46 3.36 –0.24 ...
34 26.45 –1.46 ...
... 9.92 –0.01 ...
...
.17
... ...
dd 193.67 –1.92 ...
82 376.70 +31.70 ...
... 10.16 +0.06 ...
dd 18.95 –0.22 ...
dd 12.90 +0.39 ...
dd 60.78 –3.84 ...
11 10.02 –0.66 ...
37 49.19 +1.31 ...
...
.23 –0.01 ...
dd 4.55 –0.06 ...
dd
.74 +0.09 ...
... 5.02 –0.16 ...
dd 22.28 –2.09 ...
13 11.07 –0.09.1515
dd 26.44 –0.11 ...
cc 6.54 –0.56 ...
dd 4.37 –0.52 ...
dd 51.95 –2.96 ...
dd 18.12 –0.49 ...
dd 22.55 +1.32 ...
dd
.66 –0.15 ...
90 314.66 +14.55 .13
dd 37.79 +0.02 ...
43 4.22 –0.23 ...
36 7.04 –1.27 ...
cc 417.44 +6.33 ...
28 36.70 –4.60 .065
dd
.28 +0.01 ...
15 103.42 –1.05 ...
42 226.16 +4.72 1.42
28 180.90 –10.07 .68
cc 10.70 –0.01 ...
cc 10.19 +0.04 ...
...
.17 –0.06 ...
12 58.57 –3.45 ...
90 2.36 +0.07 ...
35 19.53 –0.95 ...
26 86.89 –1.18 .655
dd 4.70 –0.22 ...
dd 7.51 –0.07 ...
10 39.05 –0.58 .29
68 10.28 –0.01 ...
dd 18.97 +0.37 ...
9 25.89 +0.99 .62
66 128.74 –10.30 ...
16 36.21 –1.44 .27
27 55.03 –0.58 .24
29 25.81 –1.23 ...
30 113.41 +1.28 .14
... 10.06 –0.04 ...
118.00 87.11 UFP Inds
UFPI 1.2
136.11 82.00 UMB Fin
UMBF 1.3
13.55 6.38 UPFintech
TIGR ...
43.98 5.56 USARareEarth USAR ...
20.79 15.39 USCB Financial USCB 2.2
137.96 80.47 US Lime&Min
USLM .2
4.19 0.80 uCloudlink
UCL ...
10.61 4.35 Udemy
UDMY ...
700.81 309.01 UltaBeauty
ULTA ...
UCTT ...
58.70 16.66 UltraClean
46.27 18.41 UltragenyxPharm RARE ...
9.52 4.07 Ultralife
ULBI ...
36.00 20.65 UnionBankshares UNB 5.8
71.50 7.76 uniQure
QURE ...
119.21 52.00 UnitedAirlines UAL ...
45.93 30.51 UnitedBkshrsWV UBSI 3.4
40.63 25.01 UnitedFire
UFCS 1.6
11.08 5.58 UnitedGuardian UG 7.6
11.52 7.32 UnitedSecBcshrs UBFO 4.4
519.99 266.98 UnitedTherap
UTHR ...
10.23 5.30 Uniti
UNIT ...
57.30 36.65 UnityBancorp
UNTY 1.1
164.29 103.70 UnivDisplay
OLED 1.4
10.06 2.69 UnvlElectronics UEIC ...
31.25 12.78 UnivLogistics
ULH 2.6
36.20 22.83 UnivestFin
UVSP 2.5
30.20 15.82 Upbound
UPBD 7.7
4.79 0.96 UplandSoftware UPLD ...
89.64 29.61 Upstart
UPST ...
33.68 5.14 UpstreamBio
UPB ...
22.84 11.13 Upwork
UPWK ...
84.35 41.89 UrbanOutfitters URBN ...
30.00 3.42 UroGenPharma URGN ...
2.02 1.24 Usio
USIO ...
65.00 51.26 UtahMedProducts UTMD 1.9
2.94 1.84 UTStarcom
UTSI ...
5.41 2.45 Uxin
UXIN ...
Last
Div
Chg. Amt.
...
.54 +0.10 ...
dd 11.24 –0.66 ...
dd 3.63 +0.04 ...
90 75.77 –0.56 ...
48 10.51 –0.01 ...
52 129.84 –5.22 ...
8 5.37 –0.25 ...
dd 27.82 –1.89 ...
dd 1.86 –0.40 ...
dd 10.40 –1.06 ...
14 50.30 –1.93 .36
34 36.27 +0.16 .04
38 66.40 +0.25 ...
dd
.77 –0.03 ...
7 15.41 –0.78 .17
9 54.43 –4.97 .30
15 9.61 –3.16 ...
dd 4.87 +0.12 ...
15 2.90 –0.08 ...
cc 19.50 –0.75 ...
dd 10.98 –0.48 ...
63 27.96 –5.21 ...
14 45.72 –0.35 .38
12 44.73 +0.04 .25
dd
.93 –0.10 ...
... 3.51 –0.34 ...
14 11.81 –0.26 ...
... 9.93 –0.01 ...
...
.16 –0.02 ...
12 18.00 +1.40 .04
dd 49.11 –0.13 ...
dd 27.99 –3.01 ...
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21 114.60 +0.41 .35
14 128.77 –5.55 .43
10 8.03 –0.11 ...
dd 19.40 –2.44 ...
15 19.74 –0.39 .125
23 108.46 –0.09 .06
8 1.67 +0.02 ...
cc 4.70 +0.01 ...
26 683.40 –6.97 ...
dd 55.39 +7.10 ...
dd 20.52 –4.18 ...
62 6.42 +0.08 ...
10 24.94 +0.10 .36
dd 20.50 –5.15 ...
11 109.29 –6.62 ...
14 44.12 –1.40 .38
9 39.33 +2.28 .20
15 6.60 –0.55 .25
16 10.97 –0.44 .12
18 473.66 –11.70 ...
2 8.36 +0.31 ...
10 54.51 –1.69 .15
27 124.90 +3.79 .45
dd 4.12 +0.13 ...
dd 16.18 –1.86 .105
11 34.94 –0.89 .22
14 20.31 –0.23 .39
dd
.98 –0.24 ...
71 30.68 –7.56 ...
dd 8.75 –17.45 ...
16 13.23 –5.71 ...
13 70.18 –2.29 ...
dd 20.10 –1.25 ...
dd 1.31 –0.03 ...
18 64.10 +2.46 .31
dd 2.47 –0.02 ...
dd 3.46 +0.04 ...
V
64.00 34.55 VEON
VEON ...
16.13 4.65 VNET
VNET ...
225.00 91.55 VSE
VSEC .2
13.87 7.48 ValleyNatlBncp VLY 3.3
12.25 5.43 Valneva
VALN ...
9.60 3.81 VandaPharm
VNDA ...
14.57 6.76 VarexImaging
VREX ...
63.90 20.06 VaronisSystems VRNS ...
85.57 27.66 Vaxcyte
PCVX ...
3.00 0.39 Veea
VEEA ...
VECO ...
35.77 16.92 VeecoInstr
10.13 9.89 VendomeAcqnI VNME ...
40.30 2.12 VenHubGlobal VHUB ...
25.00 0.78 VentyxBiosciences VTYX ...
3.52 1.39 VeraBradley
VRA ...
56.05 18.53 VeraTherap
VERA ...
50.71 22.61 Veracyte
VCYT ...
58.77 29.24 Vericel
VCEL ...
310.60 208.86 VeriSign
VRSN 1.4
322.92 164.60 VeriskAnalytics VRSK 1.0
9.42 1.22 Veritone
VERI ...
16.99 8.51 VersaBank
VBNK .5
59.00 27.17 VersantMedia VSNT ...
48.00 11.96 Vertex
VERX ...
519.68 362.50 VertexPharm
VRTX ...
23.62 8.11 ViantTech
DSP ...
49.68 7.36 ViaSat
VSAT ...
16.30 6.85 Viatris
VTRS 3.0
6 52.45 –0.17 ...
dd 13.80 +2.60 ...
cc 202.66 +2.67 .10
13 13.49 –0.22 .11
dd 10.08 +0.59 ...
dd 6.09 –1.48 ...
dd 13.52 –0.48 ...
dd 25.36 +2.71 ...
dd 54.10 –2.05 ...
dd
.46 –0.08 ...
41 33.61 +2.92 ...
... 10.13 +0.01 ...
dd 2.44 –2.39 ...
dd 13.97 +0.01 ...
dd 2.68 +0.15 ...
dd 42.22 –1.28 ...
94 35.77 –0.42 ...
cc 35.96 –0.23 ...
25 219.03 –5.14 .81
28 181.21 +2.11 .45
dd 3.19 –0.16 ...
25 16.16 –0.24 .018
4 28.72 –0.74 ...
cc 12.75 –2.98 ...
32 491.47 +13.55 ...
cc 9.56 –0.79 ...
dd 48.85 +7.15 ...
dd 15.77 +1.19 .12
52-Week
High
Low
Name
28.15 8.10 ViaviSolutions
177.00 38.92 Vicor
77.78 47.00 VictoryCapital
43.15 18.92 VikingTherap
40.15 30.08 VillageSuper A
4.65 1.02 VinceHolding
13.61 8.66 VinciCompass
11.99 10.09 VineHillCapA
3.88 2.56 VinFastAuto
4.33 1.18 ViomiTech
51.47 34.71 ViperEnergy
10.01 4.16 VirBiotech
12.09 6.00 VircoMfg
92.74 4.45 Virtuix
18.41 2.06 VisionWave
20.55 2.94 VistanceNtwks
129.10 65.10 Visteon
59.88 25.79 VitaCoco
53.13 25.51 VitalFarms
90.00 6.04 VividSeats
15.90 8.05 Vodafone
65.80 2.62 VorBiopharma
10.99 10.11 VoyagerAcqnA
5.55 2.65 VoyagerTherap
41.36 12.00 Vroom
Tick
Sym Yld P/E
Div
Chg. Amt.
Last
VIAV ...
VICR ...
VCTR 2.6
VKTX ...
VLGEA 2.5
VNCE ...
VINP 4.9
VCIC ...
VFS ...
VIOT .0
VNOM 5.3
VIR
...
VIRC 1.6
VTIX ...
VWAV ...
VISN ...
VC 1.0
COCO ...
VITL ...
SEAT ...
VOD 3.2
VOR ...
VACH ...
VYGR ...
VRM ...
dd 26.29 –0.09 ...
85 155.96 –3.91 ...
18 74.74 +3.49 .49
dd 29.00 +0.56 ...
10 39.70 +1.37 .25
dd 2.58
... ...
26 12.20 +0.02 .15
51 10.61 –0.04 ...
dd 3.29 –0.04 ...
4 1.37 +0.01.088
18 44.25 +1.36 .33
dd 7.47 +0.28 ...
25 6.29 –0.21 .025
... 4.83 –1.17 ...
dd 8.27 –1.38 ...
dd 19.20 +0.20 ...
9 104.94 +4.04 .275
49 56.58 –2.38 ...
22 28.41 +1.56 ...
dd 6.66 –0.28 ...
dd 15.57 +0.46.2392
dd 12.78 –0.38 ...
33 10.67 –0.01 ...
dd 3.39 –0.29 ...
dd 18.77 +1.43 ...
WVE ...
WDFC 1.7
WBTN ...
WSFS 1.0
WW ...
WAFD 3.3
WMT .7
WBD ...
WMG 2.6
dd 12.68 –0.77 ...
37 244.72 +6.19 1.02
dd 10.61 –0.56 ...
13 66.80 –3.85 .17
0 23.22 +1.33 ...
11 32.88 –0.83 .27
47 133.89 +2.71 .235
cc 27.99 +0.63 ...
51 29.45 +0.40 .19
W
21.73 5.28 WaveLifeSci
253.48 175.38 WD-40
22.47 6.75 Webtoon
71.32 42.44 WSFS Financial
46.95 18.00 WW Intl
34.30 23.75 WaFd
134.65 79.81 Walmart
30.00 7.52 WarnerBrosA
36.64 25.56 WarnerMusic
52-Week
High
Low
Tick
Sym Yld P/E
Name
37.08 24.95 WashTrBcp
WASH 6.2
18.88 11.61 WaterstoneFinl WSBF 3.3
48.11 21.45 Waystar
WAY ...
WLTH ...
14.88 7.20 Wealthfront
106.41 36.74 WeatherfordIntl WFRD 1.0
12.96 7.10 Weibo
WB 8.0
WENN ...
10.40 9.67 WenAcqnA
16.20 7.08 Wendy's
WEN 7.5
2.38 0.53 WerewolfTherap HOWL ...
44.00 6.03 WeRide
WRD ...
38.45 23.02 WernerEnterprises WERN 1.7
WSBC 4.1
38.10 26.42 WesBanco
WTBA 3.9
26.60 17.31 WestBancorp
53.36 42.00 WestamericaBncp WABC 3.5
307.50 28.83 WesternDigital WDC .2
14.52 7.63 WestNewEngBncp WNEB 2.0
4.76 1.54 WestportFuelSys WPRT ...
7.92 3.59 WestrockCoffee WEST ...
WEYS 3.4
37.19 25.51 WeycoGroup
11.31 6.39 WhiteHorseFin WHF15.3
137.00 30.43 Willdan
WLDN ...
211.00 114.01 WillisLease
WLFC .7
352.79 275.60 WillisTowers
WTW 1.3
WLAC ...
15.19 9.95 WillowLaneA
14.30 1.76 WiMiHologram WIMI ...
388.14 204.00 Wingstop
WING .5
527.37 295.79 Winmark
WINA .8
10.22 9.74 WintergreenAcqn WTG ...
162.96 89.10 WintrustFinl
WTFC 1.4
WKEY ...
19.80 2.50 WISeKey
239.73 67.66 Wix.com
WIX ...
403.31 146.82 Woodward
WWD .3
281.00 140.59 Workday
WDAY ...
185.48 104.99 WorldAcceptance WRLD ...
134.72 65.25 WynnResorts
WYNN .9
Div
Chg. Amt.
Last
52-Week
High
Low
13 35.90 –0.85 .56
12 18.09 +0.04 .15
36 22.41 –1.89 ...
... 7.77 –0.94 ...
17 101.42 –4.09 .275
6 10.01 –0.18 .82
... 10.18 +0.01 ...
8 7.48 –0.54 .14
dd
.65 +0.04 ...
dd 7.57 –0.24 ...
dd 33.21 –1.55 .14
18 36.65 –1.24 .38
13 25.55 –0.76 .25
12 52.21 –0.27 .46
28 281.58 –1.00 .125
19 14.05 –0.27 .07
dd 1.98 +0.07 ...
dd 5.01 +0.01 ...
12 31.50 –1.332.00
15 6.55 +0.09 .25
42 117.33 +2.13 ...
12 196.77 –3.41 .40
18 287.74 –42.30 .92
56 11.08 –0.02 ...
2 1.82 –0.21 ...
36 221.65 –42.36 .30
41 455.77 +3.09 .96
... 10.22
... ...
13 153.74 –7.61 .55
dd 6.94 –0.08 ...
30 69.23 –6.19 ...
48 379.39 –9.11 .32
61 144.42 –18.50 ...
17 131.15 +8.06 ...
38 113.39 –4.57 .25
Tick
Sym Yld P/E
Name
Div
Chg. Amt.
Last
XYZ
2.50 0.55 XCHG
XCH ...
5.49 0.19 XIAO-I
AIXI ...
39.92 18.35 XOMARoyalty XOMA ...
20.98 12.20 XP
XP
.9
3.62 2.09 XBiotech
XBIT ...
83.01 65.21 XcelEnergy
XEL 2.8
18.69 6.92 Xencor
XNCR ...
46.60 26.74 XenonPharm
XENE ...
10.08 3.51 XerisBiopharma XERS ...
8.26 1.86 Xerox
XRX 5.2
73.87 18.59 Xometry
XMTR ...
XNET ...
11.03 2.64 Xunlei
31.00 5.30 YD Bio
YDES ...
11.40 10.11 YHNAcqnI
YHNA ...
0.28 0.11 YHNAcqnIRt
YHNAR ...
2.15 0.47 YXT.COM
YXT ...
6.05 0.85 Yimutian
YMT ...
36.48 29.68 YorkWater
YORW 2.7
11.88 10.10 YorkvilleAcqn
MCGA ...
31.00 14.04 Yuanbao
YB
...
44.34 15.96 ZaiLab
ZLAB ...
352.66 205.73 ZebraTech
ZBRA ...
44.60 6.11 ZenasBioPharma ZBIO ...
3.95 1.01 ZentalisPharm ZNTL ...
13.16 6.19 ZevraTherap
ZVRA ...
54.89 28.55 ZiffDavis
ZD
...
90.22 42.25 Zillow A
ZG
...
93.88 42.50 Zillow C
Z
...
66.18 39.32 ZionsBancorp
ZION 2.9
97.58 64.41 ZoomComms
ZM
...
12.63 5.84 ZoomInfoTech GTM ...
336.99 162.87 Zscaler
ZS
...
ZUMZ ...
31.70 11.31 Zumiez
28.49 9.03 Zymeworks
ZYME ...
... 1.00 +0.16 ...
dd
.23 +0.01 ...
32 24.01 –0.85 ...
12 19.87 +0.48 .18
dd 2.45 +0.08 ...
24 81.59 +5.69 .57
dd 11.59 –0.02 ...
dd 41.48 +0.10 ...
dd 6.82 –0.19 ...
dd 1.92 –0.42 .025
dd 55.42 –10.61 ...
0 5.79 –0.01 ...
dd 9.84 –1.44 ...
cc 10.66
... ...
...
.13 –0.03 ...
...
.61 –0.01 ...
... 1.09 –0.55 ...
24 33.48 +1.67 .228
... 10.14 –0.01 ...
3 19.87 –0.45 ...
dd 20.03 +2.03 ...
32 264.62 +13.22 ...
dd 26.40 +4.60 ...
dd 2.39
... ...
13 8.50 –0.10 ...
12 30.50 –3.01 ...
cc 43.30 –11.20 ...
cc 43.45 –11.52 ...
10 61.26 –4.03 .45
18 92.60 +0.40 ...
16 6.36 –0.95 ...
dd 177.72 +10.39 ...
51 24.85 –0.06 ...
dd 22.60 –0.12 ...
Europe
Asia
Power Surge: Energy stocks like France’s TotalEnergies
lifted European bourses to record levels this week.
Highs: Indexes in Korea, Japan and Taiwan hit records thanks
to chip sales and Japanese PM Sanae Takaichi’s sweep.
S&P Europe BMI
Belgium
U.K.
Switzerland
Norway
France
Germany
-0.23
-0.31
-0.65
-0.99
-1.01
-1.68
-4.36
0.13%
2.22
0.79
0.60
0.45
0.34
0.32
Sweden
Finland
Denmark
Italy
Netherlands
Spain
Greece
S&P Pan Asia BMI
South Korea
Thailand
Taiwan
Japan
Indonesia
Australia
Malaysia
Hong Kong
Philippines
China
-0.34
-0.52
-2.93
2.97%
8.43
6.31
5.85
3.28
3.02
2.61
0.78
0.48
0.40
0.25
Singapore
India
New Zealand
Indexes based on S&P Global Broad Market Indices
Source: S&P DJ Indices
Key Foreign Stock Market Indexes
Year-to-Date
Chg.
% Chg.
Year-to-Date
Chg.
% Chg.
Most Recent
Close
Week’s
%Chg.
Most Recent
Close
Week’s
%Chg.
Amsterdam AEX
993.82
–0.15
+42.53
+4.47
Mexico City IPC
71478
+0.95
+7170.52
+11.15
Athens General
2288.83
–3.11
+168.12
+7.93
Milan FTSE All Share
48996
+0.67
+1336.17
+2.80
Bangkok SET
1430.41
+5.64
+170.74
+13.55
Oslo Composite
2102.62
+0.29
+161.20
+8.30
Bombay Sensex
82626
–1.14
–2593.84
–3.04
Paris CAC
8311.74
+0.46
+162.24
+1.99
Brussels Bel-20
5614.13
+1.75
+535.70
+10.55
Santiago Selective
5635.80
–2.79
+212.86
+3.93
Buenos Aires Merval
2816127
–5.41
–235488
–7.72
Sao Paulo Bovespa
186464
+1.92
+25338
+15.73
Copenhagen OMX 20
1579.16
–0.28
–28.98
–1.80
Seoul Composite
5507.01
+8.21
+1292.84
+30.68
+2.85
Dublin ISEQ
13065
–1.72
–33.54
–0.26
Shanghai Composite
4082.07
+0.41
+113.23
EURO STOXX SXXE
633.25
–0.28
+21.02
+3.43
Shenzhen B Share Idx
1250.74
+0.51
–13.94
–1.10
EURO STOXX 50 SXSE
5985.23
–0.22
+193.82
+3.35
Singapore FTSE STI
4937.78
+0.07
+291.57
+6.28
Frankfurt DAX
24914
+0.78
+424.47
+1.73
Stockholm OMXS
1084.86
–0.74
+39.18
+3.75
Helsinki OMHX
12700
–0.56
+360.64
+2.92
STOXX Europe 50 SXSP
5146.66
+0.31
+228.64
+4.65
Hong Kong Hang Seng
26567
+0.03
+936.58
+3.65
STOXX Europe 600 SXXP
617.70
+0.09
+25.51
+4.31
Istanbul IMKB
14180
+4.87
+2919.17
+25.92
Sydney S&P/ASX 200
8917.60
+2.40
+203.29
+2.33
Jakarta Composite
8212.27
+3.49
–434.67
–5.03
Taipel Weighted
33605
+5.74
+4642.11
+16.03
Johannesburg All Share
120584
+0.44
+4751.79
+4.10
Tokyo Nikkei-225
56941
+4.96
+6602.49
+13.12
Kuala Lumpur Composite
1739.54
+0.39
+59.43
+3.54
Toronto S&P/TSX
33073
+1.86
+1360.95
+4.29
LISBON PSI
5816.90
+0.63
+448.81
+8.36
Vienna ATX
5622.58
–0.76
+296.25
+5.56
London FTSE - 100
10446
+0.74
+514.97
+5.19
Wellington S&P/NZX 50
13198
–1.83
–350.24
–2.59
13600
+0.72
+333.19
+2.51
Madrid IBEX 35
17672
–1.51
+364.60
+2.11
Zurich Swiss
Manila Composite
6384.58
–0.10
+331.66
+5.48
Indexes are based on local currencies. Because of various holidays and other market closings, the most
recent close is not necessarily that of the week of publication.
46
BARRON’S
TOP 500 EXCHANGE-TRADED PORTFOLIOS
D ATA
NOTICE TO READERS: Listed are
the top 500 ETF’s based on weekly
volume.
Name
Tick
Sym
Yld
Last
Div
Chg. Amt.
For personal non-commercial use only. Do not edit or alter. Reproductions not permitted.
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ARKGenomicRev
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ARKK ... 70.25 –0.16
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ARK Innovation
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AlphaArch1-3M
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DFIC ... 37.84 +0.71
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DimenIntlCore2
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FTVestLadBuffer
FidelityEthereum
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FBTC ... 59.89 –1.07
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FidWiseBTC
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GS PhysGold
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iPathS&P500VIX
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USHY ... 37.49 +0.02
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iShBrdUSDHYCpBd
iShCoreMSCIEAFE
IEFA ... 97.28 +1.62
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iShIntlSelDiv
IDV ... 43.42 +0.49
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iShUSHomeConstrn
ITB ... 113.57 +4.33
iShEdgeMSCIMinEAFE EFAV ... 93.82 +2.25
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iShExpTechSftwr
IGV ... 82.77 +0.31
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FLOT ... 50.95 +0.02
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iShFRBd
IAGG ... 50.52 +0.29
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iShIntlAggBd
iShMSCIChile
ECH ... 43.81 –1.43
...
...
iShMSCIEurozone
EZU ... 67.37 +0.02
INDA ... 52.89 –0.39
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iShMSCIIndia
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EFV ... 78.63 +0.79
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GOVZ ... 9.64 +0.40
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iSh25+YTrStrip
iSh20+YTrBdBuy
TLTW 13.5 23.23 +0.51 .2579
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iShUSTelecom
IYZ ... 38.39 +0.46
iShUSTreasuryBd
GOVT ... 23.24 +0.20
...
ICSH ... 50.68 +0.06
...
iShUltShBd
JPMBetaJapan
BBJP ... 76.52 +3.62
...
JCPB 4.9 47.90 +0.43 .1973
JPMCorePlusBd
JMUB 3.5 51.05 +0.22 .1414
JPM Municipal
NeosS&P500Hi
SPYI 11.8 52.19 –0.52 .5309
-1xShVIXFutures
SVIX ... 20.99 –1.33
...
PGIMCpBd5-10Y
PCI 4.9 51.16 +0.42 .208
COWZ 2.1 64.16 +0.14 .6167
PacerUSCashCows
ProShShtVIXST
SVXY ... 52.08 –1.79
...
UVXY ... 40.59 +3.29
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ProShUltVIXST
ProShVIXSTFut
VIXY ... 28.31 +1.60
...
MAGS ... 61.15 –1.96
...
RoundMagSeven
CORD ... 14.16 –2.50
...
T-REX2XInvrCRWV
T-REX2XLgBMNR
BMNU ... 2.29 +0.06
...
CCUP ... 2.27 +0.20
...
T-REX2XLgCRCL
T-Rex2XInvrBTC
BTCZ .0 5.80 +0.12 .0007
T-Rex2XInvrMSTRDly MSTZ ... 12.84 –0.49
...
T-Rex2XInvrNVIDIA NVDQ .3 16.72 +0.38 .0438
T-Rex2XInvrTesla
TSLZ .6 13.14 –0.46 .0814
CRWU ... 7.95 +0.91
...
T-Rex2XLgCRWV
T-Rex2XLgHOOD
ROBN 11.0 21.99 –4.84 2.4255
T-Rex2XLgMSTRDly MSTU ... 5.33 –0.19
...
T-Rex2XLgNVIDIA
NVDX ... 15.88 –0.58
...
SMUP ...
.79 –0.42
...
T-Rex2XLgSMR
T-Rex2XLgTesla
TSLT ... 22.20 +0.56
...
PXIU ...
.21 –0.32
...
T-Rex2XLgUPXI
Tradr2XLongALAB
LABX ... 7.61 –6.99
...
ASTX ... 41.75 –24.57
...
Tradr2XLgASTS
Tradr2XLgBE
BEX ... 21.16 –1.60
...
CRDU ... 9.56 +1.30
...
Tradr2XLgCRDO
CWVX ... 34.44 +3.86
...
Tradr2XLgCRWV
Tradr2XLgIREN
IREX ... 10.16 –0.05
...
NEBX ... 33.98 +7.22
...
Tradr2XLgNBIS
Tradr2XLongQBTS
QBTX ... 16.14 –1.92
...
SMU ... 8.74 –4.63
...
Tradr2XLgSMR
SNXX ... 40.39 +2.80
...
Tradr2XLgSNDK
Tradr2XLgU
UNX ... 2.35 –2.96
...
TETH ... 10.22 –0.04
...
21ShrsEthereum
2xBitcoinStrategy
BITX 37.6 15.84 –0.70 .0313
ETHU 4.5 22.92 –0.50 .0429
2xEther
2xLongVIXFut
UVIX ... 6.52 +0.66
...
HODL ... 19.44 –0.38
...
VanEckBitcoin
MOAT ... 105.57 +0.04
...
VanEckMstrWd
VanEckVietnam
VNM ... 18.89 +0.86
...
VUSB 4.6 49.95 +0.06 .1821
VangdUltShrtBd
NASDAQ
DefTgt2XLgHIMS
Def2XLgIONQ
DefDlyTgt2xLg
DefTgt2xLgOKLO
DefDlyTgt2XLgORCL
DefTgt2XLgRGTI
DefTgt2XLgRKLB
DefDlyTarget2XLg
DefTgt2xShIONQ
DefTgt2xShPLTR
DefTgt2xShQBTS
DefTgt2xShRGTI
DefTgt2xShRKLB
DirexAAPLBear1X
DirexAAPLBull2X
DirexAMDBr1X
DirexAmznBr1X
DirexAmznBl2X
DirexGooglBr1X
DirexGooglBl2x
February 16, 2026
HIMZ ... 1.25 –1.46
...
IONX ... 10.84 –0.78
...
MSTX ... 2.45 –0.09
...
OKLL ... 11.71 –2.31
...
ORCX ... 11.06 +2.15
...
RGTX 1.2 5.38 –1.30 .0662
RKLX ... 32.46 –5.39
...
SMCX 4.4 11.26 –3.12
.50
IONZ ... 25.35 –0.31
...
PLTZ ... 39.56 +1.78
...
QBTZ ... 10.92 +0.79
...
RGTZ ... 26.12 +3.14
...
RKLZ ... 3.86 +0.40
...
AAPD 3.4 13.91 +1.08 .1085
AAPU 2.5 29.17 –5.42 .1858
AMDD 5.6 9.18 +0.04 .1569
AMZD 3.1 11.62 +0.63 .0774
AMZU 3.7 25.23 –3.09
.25
GGLS 4.8 6.94 +0.38 .0642
GGLL 1.3 90.84 –10.91 .3441
Name
Tick
Sym
Yld
Last
Div
Chg. Amt.
DirexMETABull2X
METU 2.9 29.21 –2.09 .209
DirexMsftBr1X
MSFD 2.8 13.72
... .082
DirexMsftBl2X
MSFU 3.9 27.56 –0.07 .267
DirexMUBear1X
MUD 14.2 3.79 –0.21 .3814
DirexMUBull2X
MUU .3 193.36 +13.72 .3775
DirexNFLXBull2X
NFXL 5.4 20.13 –3.03 .1701
DirexORCLBull2X
ORCU .5 11.85 +2.27 .0314
DirexPLTRBr1X
PLTD 4.0 8.59 +0.24 .0494
DirexPLTRBl2X
PLTU 3.6 37.62 –3.03 .5578
TSLS 4.0 5.44 –0.07 .4946
DirexTSLABr1x
DirexTSLABl2x
TSLL 2.4 15.93 +0.43 .1122
DirexTSMBull2X
TSMX 1.2 69.62 +6.22 .2624
ER Private-Pub
XOVR ... 17.31 –0.18
...
F/mUSTr3M
TBIL 4.0 49.94 +0.03 .1529
FT EnhShtMat
FTSM 4.2 60.03 +0.04
.20
FT NasdClEdSmGr
GRID .9 175.40 +4.55 .338
FT NasdCybersec
CIBR .5 66.83 –0.30 .2084
FT RisingDivAch
RDVY 1.1 71.86 –1.20 .1996
FT SMID CapRising
SDVY 1.2 42.17 –0.16 .1305
GlbXAI&Tech
AIQ ... 49.45 –0.63
...
GlbXDataCtr
DTCR ... 26.21 +1.62
...
GlbXNasd100Cv
QYLD 11.6 17.55 –0.12 .1786
GSNasd100Prem
GPIQ 10.2 51.39 –0.56 .4655
GrShr1.25xLTesla
TSL ... 16.92 +0.30
...
GrShr2xLongAMDDly AMDL ... 13.31 –0.21
...
GrShr2xLgBABA
BABX ... 39.04 –3.69
...
GrShr2xLongCOINDly CONL ... 6.83 –0.33
...
GrShr2xLgMARA
MRAL ... 2.99 –0.29
...
...
GrShr2xLongMSFTDly MSFL ... 18.12 –0.03
GrShr2xLgMSTR
MSTP ... 1.79 –0.06
...
GrShr2xLgMeta
FBL ... 29.60 –2.14
...
GrShr2xLgNBISDly
NBIL ... 10.86 +2.31
...
GrShr2xLgNOW
NOWL ... 6.51 +0.67
...
GrShr2xLgNVDA
NVDL ... 82.29 –2.59
...
GrShr2xLgPLTRDly
PTIR ... 13.74 –1.09
...
GrShr2xLongRDDTDly RDTL ... 16.87 –0.54
...
GrShr2xLgSMCIDly
SMCL ... 4.47 –1.23
...
GrShr2xLgTSLA
TSLR ... 26.78 +0.72
...
GrShr2xShNVDA
NVD 11.8 7.16 +0.17 .8456
GrShr2xShTSLA
TSDD 7.6 8.59 –0.28 .651
GrShrYldBOOSTTSLA TSYY 327.2 4.37 –0.01 2.5432
InvscActMgdETC
PDBC ... 14.17 –0.09
...
InvscBS26CpBd
BSCQ 4.1 19.59 +0.01 .0676
InvscEW0-30YTrea
GOVI 3.7 28.04 +0.43 .0887
InvscKBWBank
KBWB 2.0 85.61 –4.99 .4442
InvscNasd100
QQQM .5 247.83 –3.18 .323
InvscPHLXSemicon
SOXQ .4 64.04 +0.70 .0621
InvscQQQI
QQQ .5 601.92 –7.73 .7941
iShBiotech
IBB ... 172.50 –2.48
...
iShBitcoin
IBIT ... 38.97 –0.71
...
iShBrdUSDInvCpBd
USIG ... 52.30 +0.38
...
iShCoreMSCITotInt
IXUS ... 92.54 +1.61
...
iShCoreS&PUSVal
IUSV ... 106.77 –0.87
...
iShCoreUnivUSDBd
IUSB ... 47.03 +0.36
...
iShESGAwareEM
ESGE ... 49.29 +0.95
...
iShEthereum
ETHA ... 15.44 –0.07
...
iShFallAngelUSDBd
FALN ... 27.59 +0.14
...
iSh5-10YIGCpBd
IGIB ... 54.35 +0.38
...
iShGlbCleanEner
ICLN ... 18.42 –0.19
...
iShGlbInfr
IGF ... 68.35 +2.62
...
iShJPMUSDEmBd
EMB ... 97.42 +0.73
...
iShMBS
MBB ... 96.55 +1.02
...
iShMSCIACWI
ACWI ... 145.94 –0.34
...
iShMSCIACWIxUS
ACWX ... 73.25 +1.20
...
iShMSCIACxJpn
AAXJ ... 103.65 +1.94
...
iShMSCIChina
MCHI ... 60.35 –1.32
...
iShMSCIEAFESC
SCZ ... 84.84 +1.61
...
iShMSCIEMxChina
EMXC ... 84.31 +2.49
...
iShMSCIEurFinls
EUFN ... 36.61 –1.60
...
iSh1-5YIGCpBd
IGSB ... 53.13 +0.15
...
iSh1-3YTreaBd
SHY 3.8 83.06 +0.20 .2584
iShPfd&Incm
PFF ... 31.69 +0.22
...
iShSemiconductor
SOXX ... 354.66 +6.15
...
iSh7-10YTreaBd
IEF ... 97.21 +1.14
...
iSh3-7YTreaBd
IEI ... 120.14 +0.83
...
iSh20+YTreaBd
TLT ... 89.72 +2.18
...
iSh0-1YTreaBd
SHV ... 110.27 +0.09
...
JPMNasdEqPrem
JEPQ 10.7 57.51 –0.54 .4657
Lev2XLgADBEDly
ADBG ... 5.61 –0.20
...
Lev2XLgARMDly
ARMG 3.9 7.15 +0.17 .2773
Lev2XLgBMNR
BMNG ... 1.56 +0.04
...
Lev2XLgCRCLDly
CRCG ... 1.35 +0.12
...
CRMG ... 6.73 –0.17
...
Lev2XLgCRM
Lev2XLgCRWVDly
CRWG 4.7 4.27 +0.49 .2004
Lev2xLgFIGDly
FIGG ... 1.51 +0.06
...
Lev2XLgHOODDly
HOOG 30.4 21.98 –4.93 6.6862
Lev2XLgNBIS
NBIG ... 7.73 +1.66
...
PYPG ... 4.84 –0.05
...
Lev2XLgPYPL
Lev2XLgTSLADly
TSLG 7.8 7.78 +0.21 .6102
Lev2XLgUNH
UNHG 15.7 12.09 +1.28 1.8977
NeosNasd100Hi
QQQI 14.2 52.48 –0.57 .6366
ProShUltPrQQQ
TQQQ ... 48.47 –2.12
...
ProShUltShQQQ
SQQQ ... 72.73 +2.74
...
SOLZ 3.5 8.64 –0.17 .024
Solana
Tradr2XLongAPP
APPX ... 9.58 –1.72
...
Tradr2XShTSLADly
TSLQ 9.5 20.21 –0.70 1.9184
2xSolana
SOLT 3.9 2.61 –0.15 .004
VanEckSemicon
SMH ... 407.72 +6.07
...
VangdIntrCorpBd
VCIT 4.6 84.49 +0.62
.33
VangdIntermTrea
VGIT 3.8 60.39 +0.49 .1913
VangdIntlHiDiv
VYMI 3.3 99.47 +1.40 .7001
VangdLTCorpBd
VCLT 5.4 77.27 +1.00 .3456
VangdLongTrea
VGLT 4.3 57.18 +1.26 .2145
VangdMBS
VMBS 4.2 47.70 +0.48 .1645
VangdRuss1000Grw VONG .5 115.11 –2.38 .1383
Name
Tick
Sym
VangdRuss1000Val
VangdRuss2000
VangdSTCpBd
VangdShtTmInfltn
VangdShortTrea
VangdTotalBd
VangdTotIntlBd
VangdTotIntlStk
Vangd0-3MTr
VicShFreeCashFlow
VolShrTrXRP2X
WT CloudComp
VONV 1.7 98.19 –0.36 .4916
VTWO 1.2 106.26 –0.84 .4028
VCSH 4.3 80.10 +0.23 .2972
VTIP 3.8 49.77 +0.07 .6481
VGSH 4.0 58.89 +0.14 .1854
BND 3.8 74.88 +0.65 .2455
BNDX 4.4 48.81 +0.26 .1124
VXUS 2.9 82.40 +1.35 .3597
VBIL 3.4 75.53 +0.06 .2285
VFLO 1.5 40.26 –0.17 .0184
XRPT 4.1 2.39 –0.14 .0067
WCLD ... 28.19 +0.31
...
Yld
Last
Div
Chg. Amt.
NYSE
JPMActiveBond
JBND 4.3 54.68 +0.53 .1891
NYSE ARCA
abrdnBbgAllCmdK1
abrdnPhysGold
abrdnPhysSilver
AdvShMSOSDlyLvg
AdvShPureUSCan
AkreFocus
AlerianMLPETF
AmpCWPEnhDiv
AmplifyJrSilver
AvantisEM
AvantisIntlEquity
AvantisIntlSCVal
AvantisUSSCValue
BitwiseBitcoin
BitwiseEthereum
BitwiseSolana
CapitalGrpCoreBal
CapitalGrpCoreBd
CapGrpCore
CapGrpCorePlus
CapGrpDivVal
CapGrpGlbGrw
CapitalGrpGrw
CapGrpIntlFocus
CapGrpMuniIncm
CapGrpUSMult
CapGrpUSSm&MC
DefTgt2XLgIREN
DefTgt2XShBMNR
DefTgt2XShOKLO
DimenCoreFxIncm
DimenEmgCore
DimenIntlCore
DimenIntlValue
DimenUSCore
DimenUSCoreEq2
DimenUSHiProf
DimenUSRealEst
DimenUSSCValue
BCI 15.4 20.96 –0.12 3.2198
SGOL ... 47.94 +0.76
...
SIVR ... 73.22 –0.45
...
MSOX ... 2.94 –0.37
...
MSOS ... 3.96 –0.20
...
AKRE ... 55.34 –2.07
...
AMLP 7.7 51.31 +0.63 1.01
DIVO ... 46.59 –0.52
...
SILJ 1.6 33.79 +1.02 .5541
AVEM 2.2 86.27 +1.53 1.1649
AVDE 2.4 90.60 +1.72 .9433
AVDV 2.7 107.66 +3.75 1.4225
AVUV 1.4 114.90 –0.29 .3813
BITB ... 37.35 –0.69
...
ETHW ... 14.65 –0.05
...
BSOL ... 11.28 –0.26
...
CGBL 1.9 36.24 –0.02 .2251
CGCB 4.2 26.83 +0.24 .0854
CGUS .9 40.40 –0.42 .1055
CGCP 5.0 22.87 +0.15 .0855
CGDV 1.2 45.33 –0.14 .1928
CGGO 1.9 36.13 +0.01 .3978
CGGR .1 42.65 –0.55 .0424
CGXU 4.9 32.11 +0.49 1.2734
CGMU 3.3 27.82 +0.12 .0689
CGMS 6.0 27.79 +0.10 .1266
CGMM .4 30.93 –0.16 .0825
IRE ... 5.83 –0.07
...
BMNZ ... 24.45 –2.61
...
OKLS ... 15.02 +1.41
...
DFCF 4.5 43.13 +0.37 .1424
DFAE ... 36.29 +0.66
...
DFAI ... 41.60 +0.73
...
DFIV ... 55.21 +0.69
...
DFAU ... 47.29 –0.63
...
DFAC ... 40.79 –0.50
...
DUHP ... 38.95 –0.40
...
DFAR ... 24.96 +0.91
...
DFSV ... 36.93 –0.24
...
B A R R ON S .C OM / D ATA
Name
Tick
Sym
DirexChinaBr3
DirexChinaBl3
DirexFinlBear3
DirexGoldMinBr2
DirexHmbldrBull3
DirexJrGoldMinBr2
DirexS&P500Br3
DirexS&PBiotBr3
DirexS&P500Br1
DirexS&P500Bl3
DirexHiBetaBear3X
DirexS&POilBr2
DirexS&POilBl2
DirexSemiBr3x
DirexSemiBl3
DirexScBear3
DirexSCBull3
DirexTechBear3
DirexTechBull3
Direx20+TreaBr3
Direx20+YrTrBull
FidEnhIntl
FidEnhLCCore
FidHiDiv
FidMSCIEn
FidTotalBd
FT MstarDiv
FT PfdSecs
FT StoxxEurSel
FrankFTSEJapan
FundGrannyUSLC
GlbXCopperMiners
GlbXDefenseTech
GlbXSilverMiners
GlbX SuperDiv
GlbX Uranium
GrayscaleBTCMini
GrayscaleBitcoin
GrayscaleEthStk
GrayscaleEthMini
iMGPDBiMgdFut
InvscChinaTech
InvscDBUSDBull
InvscNatAMTFrMuni
InvscPreferred
InvscRAFIEM
InvscS&P500EW
InvscS&P500HiDiv
InvscS&P500LowVol
InvscS&P500Mntm
InvscS&P500Qual
InvscS&P500Top50
InvscSrLoan
InvscSolar
InvscUltShDur
InvscWildClnEngy
YANG 4.1 24.46 +1.59 .2856
YINN 1.2 41.39 –3.05 .1071
FAZ 4.3 45.64 +6.23 .1632
DUST 21.0 4.44 –0.81 .6541
NAIL 1.0 77.60 +8.22 .0536
JDST 25.6 1.55 –0.29 .4486
SPXS 4.9 35.80 +1.44 .1934
LABD 7.1 19.76 +1.23 .2287
SPDN 4.0 9.51 +0.14 .0753
SPXL .7 216.41 –9.39 .1719
HIBS 10.0 4.24 +0.04
.51
DRIP 4.0 6.45 –0.17 .0313
GUSH 1.9 29.53 +0.59 .1118
SOXS 19.2 1.76 –0.11 .8174
SOXL ... 64.59 +2.84
...
TZA 6.2 6.12 +0.15 .0341
TNA .7 53.97 –1.55 .0303
TECS 5.4 18.55 +0.54 .1892
TECL ... 103.57 –3.92
...
TMV 3.1 34.13 –2.57 .1164
TMF 3.7 40.42 +2.76 .4591
FENI 2.7 40.00 +0.41 .344
FELC .9 37.96 –0.61 .091
FDVV 2.8 59.11 –0.51 .447
FENY 2.6 30.07 +0.61 .218
FBND 4.6 46.57 +0.42 .267
FDL 3.5 50.88 +0.59 .5499
FPE ... 18.38 +0.05
...
FDD 3.8 18.45 –0.17 .1584
FLJP 4.4 40.05 +1.92 .2542
GRNY ... 24.72 –0.19
...
COPX 2.2 87.94 +3.26 1.6725
SHLD ... 72.21 –0.65
...
SIL 1.0 101.64 +4.25 .9081
SDIV 8.9 25.93 –0.09
.19
URA 4.0 51.91 –0.25 2.0843
BTC ... 30.43 –0.56
...
GBTC ... 53.63 –1.00
...
ETHE ... 16.68 –0.07
...
...
ETH ... 19.35 –0.08
DBMF 5.5 30.38 +0.22 1.168
CQQQ ... 53.16 –0.64
...
UUP .0 26.82 –0.19 .9269
PZA 3.5 23.45 +0.10 .0731
PGX 7.2 11.45 +0.11 .0638
PXH 3.7 28.05 +0.11 .376
RSP 1.5 202.87 +0.61 .7637
SPHD 3.8 52.63 +1.09 .2027
SPLV 2.0 75.85 +0.99 .1347
SPMO .7 118.25 –1.59 .2909
SPHQ 1.0 79.39 –0.47 .2257
XLG .7 56.86 –1.45 .0968
BKLN 7.0 20.64 –0.04 .1078
TAN ... 57.92 +0.18
...
GSY 4.5 50.36 +0.06 .1872
PBW .7 33.48 –0.76 .1226
Yld
Last
Div
Chg. Amt.
Selected ETF Leaders
Vanguard FTSE
Developed Markets
(VEA)
iShares Core MSCI
EAFE (IEFA)
2.06%
1.69
SPDR Gold Shares
(GLD)
Vanguard Total Bond
Market (BND)
Vanguard FTSE
Emerging Markets
(VWO)
-0.77
-0.99
1.59
0.88
0.86
iShares Core S&P
Small Cap (IJR)
Vanguard Dividend
Appreciation (VIG)
-1.26
Vanguard Total Stock
Market (VTI)
-1.27
Invesco QQQ Trust
(QQQ)
-1.29
SPDR S&P 500 ETF
Trust (SPY)
Source: Barron’s Statistics
Name
Tick
Sym
iSh AI Innov
iShChinaLC
iShCoreDivGrowth
iShCoreMSCIEM
iShCoreMSCIEur
iShMSCIIntlDev
iShCoreS&P500
iShCoreS&P MC
iShCoreS&P SC
iShCoreS&PTotUS
iShCoreUSAggBd
iShUSMedDevices
iShFlexibleIncmAct
iShGlobalREIT
iShGoldTr
iShGoldTrMicro
iShiBdsDec26Cp
iShiBoxx$HYCpBd
iShiBoxx$IGCpBd
iShLatinAmer40
iShMSCIAustralia
iShMSCIBrazil
iShMSCICda
iShMSCI EAFE
iSh MSCI EM
iShMSCIGermany
iShMSCIHongKong
iShMSCIIntlQual
iShMSCIIntlValue
iShMSCIJapan
iShMSCIMexico
iShMSCISingapore
iShMSCISthKorea
iShMSCITaiwan
iShMSCIUK
iShNatlMuniBd
iShRussMC
iShRuss1000
iShRuss1000Grw
iShRuss1000Val
iShRuss2000
iShS&P500Grw
iShS&P500Value
iShSilver
iShTIPSBond
iSh10-20YTreaBd
iSh10+YIGCpBd
iShTreaFRBd
iShUS Energy
iShUSEqFactRotat
iShUSRealEst
iShUSTech
iShUSThematicRot
iSh0-5YHYCpBd
iSh0-3MTreaBd
JanusHendersonAAA
JPM EqPrem
JPM Income
JPM USQualFactor
JPM UltShIncm
KraneCSICnInt
MicroFang-3xInv
MicroFANG+3XLvg
MicroGold3XInvr
OakmarkUSLC
PGIM AAA CLO
PGIMUltraShBd
PimcoEnhShMat
PimcoMultiBd
ProShBitcoin
ProShShBitcoin
ProShShtDow30
ProShShrtQQQ
ProShShRuss2000
ProShShrtS&P500
ProShUltBitcoin
ProShUltBlmCrude
ProshUltBbgNtGas
ProShUltraCRCL
ProShUltraEther
ProShUltraGold
ProShUltraQQQ
ProShUltraS&P
ProShUltSemi
ProShUltSilver
ProShUltDow30
ProShUltRus2000
ProShUltS&P500
ProShUltShDow30
ProShShtRus2000
ProShUltSh&P500
ProShUltShBitcoin
ProShUltShBbgCrd
ProShUltShBlmGas
ProShUltDow30
ProShUltShGold
ProShUltShQQQ
ProShUltShS&P500
ProShUltShSilver
PutnamFocLCVal
SPDRBbgEnhRoll
SPDR DJIA Tr
SPDRGoldMini
SPDR Gold
SchwabEM Equity
BAI ... 34.56 +0.16
...
FXI ... 38.33 –0.89
...
DGRO ... 73.62 –0.33
...
IEMG ... 74.97 +1.30
...
IEUR ... 75.16 +0.13
...
IDEV ... 89.38 +1.47
...
IVV ... 684.76 –9.02
...
IJH ... 71.24 –0.49
...
IJR ... 130.95 –1.02
...
ITOT ... 149.23 –1.91
...
AGG ... 100.99 +0.86
...
IHI ... 57.99 –0.37
...
BINC ... 53.17 +0.20
...
REET ... 26.98 +0.72
...
IAU ... 94.75 +1.51
...
IAUM ... 50.17 +0.81
...
IBDR ... 24.24 +0.01
...
HYG ... 80.85 +0.04
...
LQD ... 111.59 +1.03
...
ILF ... 36.26 +0.22
...
EWA ... 29.16 +0.93
...
EWZ ... 38.06 +0.50
...
EWC ... 56.17 +1.16
...
EFA ... 104.24 +1.63
...
EEM ... 61.12 +1.05
...
EWG ... 43.97 +0.44
...
EWH ... 23.15 –0.48
...
IQLT ... 48.73 +0.67
...
IVLU ... 42.44 +0.55
...
EWJ ... 93.85 +4.45
...
EWW ... 81.03 +1.16
...
EWS ... 28.47 –0.02
...
EWY ... 133.97 +9.26
...
EWT ... 73.05 +3.00
...
EWU ... 47.25 +0.35
...
MUB ... 108.26 +0.57
...
IWR ... 101.72 –0.06
...
IWB ... 373.74 –4.80
...
IWF ... 447.17 –9.67
...
IWD ... 223.71 –0.86
...
IWM ... 262.96 –2.06
...
IVW ... 119.01 –2.21
...
IVE ... 220.29 –1.78
...
SLV ... 69.72 –0.47
...
TIP ... 111.39 +0.72
...
TLH ... 103.90 +2.01
...
IGLB ... 51.37 +0.65
...
TFLO ... 50.57 +0.04
...
IYE ... 57.41 +1.17
...
DYNF 1.0 60.52 –1.05 .1185
IYR 2.3 100.22 +2.56 .615
IYW .1 190.54 –2.95 .0596
THRO .1 37.98 –0.74 .0318
SHYG ... 42.84
...
...
SGOV ... 100.52 +0.09
...
JAAA 5.2 50.73 +0.07 .2456
JEPI 8.0 59.31 +0.20 .3444
JPIE 5.6 46.49 +0.10 .2036
JQUA ... 63.75 –0.32
...
JPST 4.4 50.71 +0.06 .172
KWEB 6.4 32.79 –1.52 2.0962
BERZ ... 3.36 +0.20
...
FNGU ... 17.60 –1.74
...
GDXD ... 35.84 –11.16
...
OAKM .7 28.29 –0.73
.19
PAAA ... 51.42 +0.03
...
PULS ... 49.72 +0.05
...
MINT 4.5 100.56 +0.09
.37
PYLD 5.8 26.91 +0.14
.13
BITO 90.5 9.50 –0.19 .0097
BITI 2.4 27.78 +0.39 .314
DOG 3.7 22.92 +0.31 .2584
PSQ 9.5 30.97 +0.42 .4001
RWM 4.2 15.39 +0.14 .1786
SH 4.5 36.27 +0.51 .4766
BITU 37.1 12.54 –0.59
.03
UCO ... 22.51 –0.45
...
BOIL ... 18.97 –3.06
...
CRCA 4.1 2.07 +0.17 .2241
ETHT 11.2 15.48 –0.33 .0201
UGL ... 72.73 +2.10
...
QLD .2 66.92 –1.87 .0226
SSO .7 57.37 –1.64 .1161
USD .4 55.27 –0.39 .0813
AGQ ... 133.16 –3.45
...
UDOW 1.3 62.23 –2.33 .1952
URTY .9 63.07 –1.77 .1934
UPRO .9 113.51 –4.97 .3402
SDOW 3.5 29.30 +1.05 .4395
SRTY 8.4 34.53 +0.79 .7203
SPXU 7.0 50.14 +2.03 .9586
SBIT .9 60.86 +1.49 .3408
SCO ... 16.17 +0.30
...
KOLD ... 20.63 +2.40
...
DXD 3.6 19.39 +0.47 .2216
GLL ... 18.08 –0.66
...
QID 15.9 21.09 +0.54 .3709
SDS 5.8 69.05 +1.91 1.1731
ZSL ... 2.51 –0.11
...
PVAL .9 48.34 –0.62 .1124
CERY 4.6 30.85 +0.04 1.4259
DIA 1.4 495.28 –5.75 .5759
GLDM ... 99.61 +1.55
...
GLD ... 462.62 +7.16
...
SCHE ... 35.20 +0.25
...
Yld
Last
Div
Chg. Amt.
Name
Tick
Sym
Yld
Last
Div
Chg. Amt.
Schwab5-10YCpBd
SCHI 4.9 23.16 +0.16 .1014
SchwabFdEMEq
FNDE ... 39.65 +0.26
...
SchwabFdIntlEq
FNDF ... 51.43 +1.48
...
SchwabFdUSLgCo
FNDX ... 28.92 –0.22
...
SchwabHYBd
SCYB 6.9 26.49 +0.03 .1558
SchwabIntmUSTrsr
SCHR 3.8 25.27 +0.22 .0876
SchwabIntEquity
SCHF ... 26.49 +0.52
...
SchwabLTUSTrea
SCHQ 4.5 32.46 +0.72 .148
SchwabMuniBd
SCMB 5.5 26.04 +0.09 .0721
Schwab1000Index
SCHK ... 32.86 –0.42
...
SchwabST USTr
SCHO 4.0 24.42 +0.07 .0869
SchwabUS AggrBd
SCHZ 4.0 23.62 +0.21 .085
SchwabUS BrdMkt
SCHB ... 26.33 –0.34
...
SchwabUS Div
SCHD 3.3 31.61 +0.14 .2782
SchwabUS LC
SCHX ... 26.88 –0.36
...
SchwabUS LC Grw
SCHG ... 30.43 –0.68
...
SchwabUS LC Val
SCHV ... 32.10 +0.01
...
SchwabUS MC
SCHM ... 32.55 –0.09
...
SchwabUS REIT
SCHH ... 22.81 +0.84
...
SchwabUS SC
SCHA ... 30.61 –0.28
...
Schwab US TIPs
SCHP 4.0 26.84 +0.17 .099
SimplifyBdBull
RFIX 4.8 40.20 +2.40 .431
SSIMBlackstSrLn
SRLN 7.7 40.62 –0.08 .2478
SSIMCommSvcsSel
XLC 1.2 114.58 –1.18 .2488
SSIMCnsDiscSel
XLY .8 116.18 –1.81 .2235
SSIMCnsStplsSel
XLP 2.4 89.51 +1.57 .5523
SSIMEnergySel
XLE 2.7 54.35 +1.10 .3591
SSIMFinlSel
XLF ... 51.65 –2.61
...
SSIMHlthCrSel
XLV 1.6 157.67 –0.04 .6304
SSIMIndlSel
XLI 1.1 174.17 +0.99 .4317
SSIMMatlsSel
XLB 1.6 53.31 +1.80 .2189
SSIMRealEstSel
XLRE 3.2 43.50 +1.51 .3754
SSIMSPDRBbgHYBd JNK 6.5 97.48 +0.08 .5601
SSIMSPDRBbgIGFR
FLRN 4.7 30.79 +0.01 .1083
SSIMSPDRBbg1-3M
BIL 4.1 91.51 +0.07 .2739
SSIMSPDRBbgSTHYBd SJNK 7.1 25.31
... .1397
SSIMSPDREStx50
FEZ ... 67.54 +0.04
...
SSIMSPDRPtfAggBd SPAB 3.9 26.05 +0.23 .082
SSIMSPDRDevxUS
SPDW ... 48.82 +0.98
...
SSIMSPDRPtfEM
SPEM ... 50.26 +0.35
...
SSIMSPDRPtfHYBd
SPHY 7.3 23.74 +0.03 .1379
SSIMSPDRIntCpBd
SPIB 4.4 34.04 +0.17 .1212
SSIMSPDRPtfIntTm SPTI 3.8 29.06 +0.24 .0934
SSIMSPDRPtfLTCpBd SPLB 5.2 23.01 +0.31 .103
SSIMSPDRPtfLTTrea SPTL 4.0 27.14 +0.60 .0927
SSIMSPDRPtfMtgBkd SPMB 3.9 22.75 +0.23 .0715
SSIMSPDRS&P500
SPYM 1.1 80.20 –1.07 .2382
SSIMSPDRS&P500G SPYG ... 103.01 –1.95
...
SSIMSPDRS&P500HD SPYD ... 48.07 +1.04
...
SSIMSPDRS&P500V SPYV ... 58.99 –0.46
...
SSIMSPDRPtfS&P400 SPMD ... 62.50 –0.43
...
SSIMSPDRPtfS&P600 SPSM ... 51.04 –0.39
...
SSIMSPDRPtfSTCpBd SPSB 4.5 30.29 +0.05 .1079
SSIMSPDRS&PBk
KBE ... 65.09 –2.32
...
SSIMSPDRS&PBio
XBI .4 122.86 –2.65 .0073
SSIMSPDRS&P500
SPY 1.1 681.75 –8.87 1.9934
SSIMSPDRS&PHmbld XHB ... 121.36 +4.09
...
SSIMSPDRS&PIns
KIE 1.6 57.45 –2.15 .164
SSIMSPDRS&P400
MDY 1.1 650.66 –4.66 2.1837
SSIMSPDRS&PMtls
XME ... 117.83 –4.67
...
SSIMSPDRS&PO&GE&P XOP 2.2 147.89 +1.48 .7524
SSIMSPDRS&PRegBkg KRE ... 71.28 –2.35
...
SSIMSPDRS&PRetail XRT ... 87.84 –1.89
...
SSIMTechSel
XLK .5 139.56 –1.57 .1988
SSIMUtilsSel
XLU 2.5 46.50 +3.15 .2787
TRoweCapAppr
TCAF .5 37.07 –0.52 .1916
Teucrium2xLgXRP
XXRP ... 4.57 –0.30
...
USGlobalJets
JETS .8 29.36 –1.80 .2329
USCopperIndex
CPER ... 35.56 –0.68
...
US NatGas
UNG ... 12.44 –0.83
...
UnitedStatesOilFd
USO ... 76.22 –0.77
...
VanEckBDCIncm
BIZD 12.5 13.42
... .4015
VanEckGoldMin
GDX ... 103.94 +6.55
...
VanEckJPMEMLCBd EMLC 5.8 26.48 +0.15 .1276
VanEckJrGoldMin
GDXJ ... 136.34 +7.78
...
VanEckMerkGold
OUNZ ... 48.44 +0.77
...
VanEckMtgREIT
MORT 12.4 10.82 +0.03 .3384
VanEckRareEarth
REMX ... 89.70 +3.07
...
VangdDivApp
VIG 1.6 227.26 –2.27 .8844
VangdExtDuratn
EDV 4.7 68.05 +2.49 .8106
VangdFTSEAWxUS
VEU 2.8 80.48 +1.29 1.258
VangdFTSEDevMk
VEA 2.9 68.76 +1.39 1.04
VangdFTSE EM
VWO 2.6 57.75 +0.49 1.0325
VangdFTSE Europe
VGK 2.7 88.70 +0.21 .7786
VangdFTSE Pac
VPL 3.4 106.42 +4.70 2.4191
VangdGrowth
VUG .4 457.98 –10.61 .4993
VangdHiDiv
VYM 2.3 155.37 –0.10 .9474
VangdIntermBd
BIV 3.9 78.60 +0.72 .2738
VangdRealEst
VNQ 3.7 94.59 +2.34 .8005
VangdS&P500ETF
VOO 1.1 626.89 –8.35 1.771
VangdST Bond
BSV 3.8 79.10 +0.29 .2658
VangdSC
VB 1.2 276.30 –1.05 .9268
VangdTaxExemptBd VTEB 3.2 50.84 +0.19 .1398
VangdTotalStk
VTI 1.1 336.65 –4.31 .9508
VangdTotWrldStk
VT 1.8 146.34 –0.12 1.1152
VangdValue
VTV 1.9 206.13 –0.26 .9862
WT FRTrea
USFR 4.1 50.42 +0.04 .155
WT JapanHdg
DXJ 1.1 166.85 +3.22 .385
XtrkHarvCSI300
ASHR 2.3 33.68
... .7581
YieldMSTROpt
MSTY 360.8 23.92 –0.08 3.037
YieldMagn7Fd
YMAG ... 12.86 –0.45
...
YieldNVDAOpt
NVDY 80.5 13.72 –0.28 .1649
YieldSMCIOpt
SMCY 228.6 7.69 –0.79 .809
YieldTSLAOpt
TSLY 96.7 33.73 +0.11 4.01
YieldUnivFdOpt
YMAX ... 8.46 –0.30
...
February 16, 2026
MUTUAL FUNDS
D ATA
About Our Funds
The listings include the top 1250
open-end funds by assets. These
funds value their portfolios daily
and report net asset values (the
dollar amount of their holdings
divided by the number of shares
outstanding) to the National
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Total returns reflect both price
changes and dividends; these
figures assume that all distributions are reinvested in the fund.
Because Lipper is constantly updating its database, these returns
may differ from those previously
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3 year returns are cumulative. The
NAV is the last reported closing
price for the week. Footnotes: NA:
not available. NE: performance
excluded by Lipper editor. NN: fund
not tracked. NS: fund not in
existence for whole period. e: ex
capital gains distributions. f:
previous day’s quote. n: no frontor back-end sales charge. p: fund
assets are used to pay marketing
and distribution costs (12b-1 fees).
r: fund levies redemption fee or
back-end load. s: stock dividend or
split of 25% or more. t: fund charges
12b-1 fees (for marketing and
distribution) and a back-end load.
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A
AB Funds:
CapFdInc.LCapGow107.27 -2.26
MuniIncmShares 11.26 0.04
AB Funds - A:
LgCpGrA
92.57 -1.96
AB Funds - ADV:
GlbBd
7.02 0.04
HiIncmAdv
7.07 -0.01
IntlStraEquPtADV 18.13 0.36
107.35 -2.26
LgCpGrAdv
NationalPtf
9.77 0.03
SmMdCpGr
13.16 -0.14
SmMidCpValAdv 23.33 -0.05
Advisers Inv Trst:
Balanced n
98.67 -0.66
138.83 -1.15
Growth n
Alger Funds A:
SpectraN
32.12 -0.18
AmanaGrowth n:
AmanaGrowth n 96.36 -0.27
Amer Beacon Insti:
SmCpInst
26.44 -0.04
American Century G:
GlBond
8.82 0.05
Sustain Equity 47.84 -0.57
American Century I:
EqInc
9.18 0.08
Growth
56.33 -0.94
IntTF
10.95 0.03
American Century Inv:
DiscCoreVal n 40.79 -0.16
EqGro n
35.30 -0.70
EqInc n
9.17 0.09
GlGold n
37.49 2.56
Grwth n
53.82 -0.90
Heritage n
20.70 -0.08
OneChMod n
16.57 NA
122.97 -2.55
Select n
SmCapGrowth n 22.48 -0.05
Ultra n
89.77 -1.42
American Century R6:
AmCentUltraFdR698.09 -1.54
MdCapVal
16.17 0.17
SmCapGrowth 24.40 -0.05
SmCpVal
9.86 -0.10
American Century Y:
IntTF
10.95 0.03
American Funds Cl A:
2020TarRetA 14.55 0.05
2025TarRetA 16.48 0.05
2030TarRetA 19.12 0.03
2035TarRetA 21.36 0.00
2040TarRetA 23.55 -0.05
2045TarRetA 24.50 -0.07
2050TarRetA 24.15 -0.08
AmcpA
44.67 -0.78
AMutlA
62.13 0.28
BondA
11.54 0.09
BalA
38.69 0.02
CapIBA
81.45 0.68
CapWA
16.67 0.17
CapWGrA
74.98 -0.22
EupacA
64.14 0.42
FdInvA
94.27 -0.98
GBalA
41.78 0.18
GovtA
12.22 0.09
GwthA
78.26 -1.11
HI TrA
9.97 0.03
HiInMuniA
15.48 0.06
ICAA
62.70 -0.79
IncoA
27.78 0.20
IntBdA
12.80 0.05
IntlGrIncA
48.52 0.50
LtdTEBdA
15.85 0.04
47
BARRON’S
-5.0 67.4
1.5 15.5
-5.0 65.9
1.3 14.5
0.8 31.0
12.5 87.7
-5.0 67.2
1.5 12.4
1.5 38.0
11.6 31.5
3.9 51.9
5.2 70.7
-5.9 128.5
3.0 64.9
13.0 34.0
1.4 16.0
-0.3 57.0
8.4 36.2
-5.5 78.1
1.6 12.2
6.0 40.5
-0.9 69.2
8.4 35.4
21.1 276.7
-5.5 77.0
-0.4 44.2
NA NA
-4.5 75.3
3.5 36.5
-4.6 77.8
-4.6 79.7
9.3 30.6
3.6 37.9
9.8 18.7
1.6 12.4
2.8 35.6
2.6 37.2
2.4 42.3
2.4 48.3
2.5 56.2
2.6 58.7
2.5 59.5
-3.0 64.4
4.4 48.4
1.3 12.9
3.2 54.0
5.9 48.1
1.6 11.3
4.9 68.4
6.0 52.0
2.5 83.9
3.7 41.0
1.1 11.2
-2.7 84.4
1.2 31.0
1.5 17.3
0.1 80.9
6.4 45.0
0.8 14.7
8.6 61.8
1.5 11.6
Net YTD 3-Yr.
NAV Chg. % Ret. % Ret.
N PerA
71.30 -0.51 1.0 62.7
NEcoA
73.53 -0.24 1.2 93.5
NwWrldA
99.77 0.60 7.0 57.6
SmCpA
77.95 0.00 6.4 33.6
STBFA
9.64 0.01 0.5 14.0
TECAA
16.96 0.05 1.3 11.9
TxExA
12.61 0.04 1.4 11.9
WshA
66.77 -0.59 2.4 61.4
AMG Managers Funds:
YacktmanFd I 24.49 0.22 8.0 47.6
Angel Oak Funds Trst:
AglOkMtiStFdClIn 8.79 NA NA NA
AQR Funds:
DivStr I
14.34 NA NA NA
EqMktNeut I
11.94 NA NA NA
EqMktNeut R6 12.02 NA NA NA
LngShrtEq I
20.85 NA NA NA
MgdFutStrI
10.26 NA NA NA
Multi-Asset R6 12.39 NA NA NA
Artisan Funds:
Intl Inv n
33.09 0.39 10.8 75.7
IntlInst
33.32 0.39 10.8 76.9
IntlVal Inst
56.97 0.78 5.9 58.0
IntlVal Inv n
56.77 0.77 5.9 56.9
MidCapInst
41.59 -0.37 -0.3 41.7
B
Baird Funds:
AggBdInst
10.05 0.09 1.4 15.5
CorBdInst
10.41 0.09 1.3 16.8
IntBdInst
10.62 0.05 0.9 16.7
ShtTBdInst
9.60 0.02 0.6 17.1
Baron Funds:
Asset n
84.12 -0.92 -4.8 23.4
251.03 -2.16 -0.7 88.0
Partners n
Baron Instl Shares:
AssetInst
91.47 -0.99 -4.7 24.4
DiscoveryInst 34.35 -0.64 -5.0 29.4
EmergingMktsInst20.93 0.27 9.4 56.9
FocGrowthInst 58.95 -0.11 -2.5 71.8
GrowthInst
60.94 -2.97 -11.0 -16.5
PartnersInst 263.30 -2.25 -0.7 89.4
RealEstateInst 41.80 -0.21 2.9 34.0
SmallCapInst 29.53 -0.45 -2.3 22.7
Bernstein Fds:
DivrMuni n
14.18 0.04 1.5 12.0
IntmDur n
11.49 0.10 1.4 13.6
BlackRock Funds:
CoreBd Inst
8.43 0.05 1.3 13.5
HiYBlk
7.22 0.00 0.7 31.8
HiYldBd Inst
7.22 0.00 0.8 31.4
LowDurI Inst
9.20 0.00 0.6 17.9
BlackRock Funds A:
AdvLgCapCore 22.63 -0.25 0.3 74.8
CapAppr
33.53 -0.45 -3.6 88.2
EqtyDivd
21.46 -0.49 3.6 46.1
GlblAlloc
20.83 -0.03 3.1 44.1
HlthScOp
65.07 -0.36 0.5 26.6
MultiAstIncome 10.74 0.02 2.3 29.7
NatlMuni
10.11 0.02 1.5 9.4
ScTechOppA 69.28 0.11 0.2 108.2
BlackRock Funds III:
iShS&P500IdxK795.62-11.39 -0.1 72.0
iShUSAggBdIdxK 9.27 0.08 1.4 14.0
BlackRock Funds Inst:
AdvIntl Inst
24.69 0.19 7.6 68.3
AdvLgCapCore 24.31 -0.27 0.4 76.1
CAInsMun
11.96 0.02 0.8 10.3
EmgMkts
33.00 0.73 12.1 47.1
EqtyDivd
21.60 -0.49 3.6 47.2
FloRateIncPorIns 9.43 0.00 -0.4 24.2
GlblAlloc
21.05 -0.03 3.2 45.1
HiEqInc
30.81 -0.55 3.2 35.3
HlthScOp
70.80 -0.39 0.6 27.6
iShMSCIIntldx 21.00 0.29 8.5 61.7
MdCpGrEq
36.33 0.01 0.7 29.7
MultiAstIncome 10.75 0.02 2.4 30.6
NatlMuni
10.10 0.02 1.6 10.2
ScTechOppInst 78.07 0.13 0.2 109.7
StratIncOpptyIns 9.85 0.03 1.4 22.2
StratMuniOppI 10.46 0.03 1.2 9.6
TacOpp Inst
16.02 0.04 1.3 26.6
TotRet
10.14 0.08 1.7 15.4
BNY Mellon Funds:
Aprec n
34.61 -0.46 -2.4 38.5
Dr500In n
61.25 -0.84 -0.1 69.9
Dreyf n
19.14 -0.25 -1.9 77.5
20.44 NA NA NA
GlFxIncI
IntlStkI
22.39 0.20 2.3 17.3
IntlStkY
22.05 0.19 2.3 17.4
StratValA
51.80 -0.55 6.1 56.3
StrgVal I
52.23 -0.55 6.2 57.5
BrandesInstIE I :
BrandesInstIE I 30.18 NA NA NA
C
Calamos Funds:
Gr&IncA
53.48 -0.69 0.5 60.6
Gr&IncI
50.43 -0.65 0.5 61.9
MktNeutI
15.80 -0.01 0.6 23.3
Calvert Investments:
Eq A
62.37 -1.06 -6.4 22.0
Carillon Reams:
CorePlBd I
30.74 0.31 1.7 15.9
UnconstrndBd I 12.82 0.12 1.6 25.0
D ATA P R O V ID E D BY LIP P E R
Net YTD 3-Yr.
NAV Chg. % Ret. % Ret.
Carillon Scout:
MidCap I
26.48 0.19
CausewayInst :
CausewayInst 25.61 0.42
CIBC Atlas:
DispEq Inst
29.14 -0.50
ClearBridge:
AggressGrowthA 88.51 1.13
AppreciationA 35.07 -0.43
DividendStrat1 n 30.97 0.30
DividendStratA 30.92 0.29
LargeCapGrowthA 56.52 -0.97
LargeCapGrowthI 69.66 -1.19
Cohen & Steers:
GlbRltyI
59.46 2.24
InstlRlty
52.19 2.46
PrefSecIncnI
12.72 0.06
RltyIncI
18.86 0.85
RltyShs n
71.52 3.39
Colorado BondShares:
ColoradoBdShs 9.00 0.02
Columbia Class A:
BalancedA
54.83 -0.30
ContCoreA
37.50 -0.56
DisplCoreA
14.84 -0.23
DivIncA
38.65 -0.12
GlobTech
97.87 -0.96
LgCpGrowA
71.11 -1.77
LgCpVl A
19.30 -0.03
LiGoBalA
12.89 -0.01
SelgComuInfoA 169.83 -2.00
Columbia Class I:
Acorn I
13.54 -0.17
Balanced I
54.68 -0.29
ContCore I
38.05 -0.56
DivIncom I
38.70 -0.12
GlbTechGw I 109.77 -0.85
LgCpGrow I
77.19 -1.92
LgCpIdx I
54.01 -0.74
SelComunInfo 205.64 -2.42
SelLCVal
44.60 0.44
SmCapGth I
34.80 -0.92
StratInc I
21.73 0.16
TotReBd I
31.23 0.30
Columbia Class I2:
DivIncom
39.52 -0.12
Columbia Class I3:
ContCore I3
39.29 -0.58
DivIncom
39.60 -0.12
Column:
MidCapSlctFnd n 12.64 -0.07
SmllCapSlctFnd n 13.90 -0.04
Congress:
SmCapGw Inst 53.15 -0.22
CrossingBridge:
LwDurHYld Inst 9.67 NA
Cullen Funds:
EmrgMktHighDiv I 19.04 0.76
9.0 62.4
9.0 81.0
-3.7 45.8
-3.1 39.2
0.9 61.6
6.0 54.7
5.9 53.3
-5.7 66.9
-5.7 68.4
9.0 23.4
9.0 22.1
1.3 21.7
8.6 24.0
8.9 22.0
0.9 20.0
Net YTD 3-Yr.
NAV Chg. % Ret. % Ret.
US TgdVal
41.27 -0.25 11.6 44.2
USLCpGr
43.38 -0.19 1.4 66.5
USLgVa
60.52 -0.23 7.5 47.7
USLgVaIII
38.88 -0.15 7.5 48.1
USSmCpGr
32.41 -0.30 7.0 40.8
USSoCoreEq2 33.69 -0.54 2.0 64.8
USSustCoreI 52.32 -1.05 -0.1 64.5
USVectorEq
32.20 -0.39 4.6 46.8
Dodge & Cox:
Balanced n
13.88 -0.05 2.8 37.9
Dodge & Cox n 11.51 0.12 2.3 25.0
GblStock n
16.45 -0.13 4.0 50.9
Income n
13.06 0.13 1.6 18.1
Intl Stk n
17.71 0.03 7.6 67.3
Stock n
17.03 -0.16 2.7 46.1
DoubleLine Funds:
CoreFxdIncmI 9.44 0.07 1.3 16.4
LowDurBdI
9.70 0.02 0.6 18.0
ShillerEnhCAPEI 16.25 -0.14 2.3 41.9
TotRetBdI
9.02 0.08 1.5 16.0
TotRetBdN n
9.01 0.07 1.5 15.0
E
-0.4 48.2
-1.8 72.1
-1.6 60.3
6.7 52.3
7.9 132.2
-5.9 87.9
6.8 55.3
2.2 49.9
8.4 136.8
3.3 35.1
-0.4 49.4
-1.7 73.4
6.7 53.5
-1.1 121.0
-5.9 89.3
0.0 71.3
8.4 138.6
8.9 60.6
5.1 81.1
1.3 21.7
1.5 18.3
6.8 53.7
-1.7 74.1
6.8 54.0
7.4
9.8
NS
NS
8.9 51.5
NA
NA
17.2 96.0
D
Davis Funds A:
NYVen A
30.01 -0.43 3.8 79.0
Davis Funds C & Y:
NYVenY
31.65 -0.46 3.8 80.3
Deutsche DWS:
CoreEq n
35.95 -0.42 -0.1 62.8
TechA
42.57 0.01 -3.4 127.2
Diamond Hill Funds:
LgCapI
33.36 -0.10 3.9 31.3
LgCapY
33.38 -0.11 4.0 31.8
LongShortI
31.36 -0.16 -1.4 36.7
Dimensional Fds:
2TGlFxd
9.79 0.01 0.5 15.6
5GlbFxdInc
10.13 0.03 0.9 15.8
DFARlEst
43.26 1.61 9.0 18.4
EmgMkt
41.43 0.82 11.6 68.7
EmgMktSoCoEq 20.37 0.39 10.8 65.2
EmgMktVa
41.21 0.78 10.7 68.9
EmMktCorEq 32.23 0.61 10.8 65.4
EmMktSmCp 28.57 0.42 7.4 48.2
Fixd
10.27 0.01 0.5 15.6
GblAll60 40Inst 22.71 -0.02 3.4 42.8
GlEqInst
41.63 -0.13 5.0 62.4
GlRESec
11.29 0.37 7.8 20.2
InfProtSec
11.26 0.07 1.4 13.4
IntGvFxdInc
11.38 0.11 1.3 12.5
IntlCoreEq
22.18 0.36 9.3 68.4
IntlREst
3.96 0.07 4.5 21.2
IntlSustCore1 17.20 0.21 7.0 63.4
IntlVal
31.51 0.38 10.2 85.8
IntlVectorEq 19.88 0.35 10.2 72.7
IntSmCo
27.88 0.47 9.0 64.6
IntSmVa
34.76 0.85 12.2 101.9
IntVaIII
27.03 0.31 10.2 85.9
ITExQual
9.94 0.07 1.5 20.5
LgCo
45.40 -0.62 0.0 72.0
LgCpIntl
37.74 0.60 8.9 66.3
SclCrEqInst
20.79 0.32 8.7 71.0
STExQual
10.51 0.02 0.8 16.7
STGov
9.98 0.00 0.4 15.1
US CoreEq1
50.95 -0.60 2.7 64.1
US CoreEq2
45.68 -0.56 3.2 61.8
US Micro
34.24 -0.28 8.9 42.6
US Small
56.99 -0.37 9.0 40.4
US SmCpVal
58.13 -0.35 12.6 44.6
Eaton Vance Class A:
TMG1.0 n
2896.05-53.52 -1.1 73.0
TMG1.1
130.34 -2.41 -1.1 71.7
Eaton Vance Class I:
AtlCpSMID
37.70 -0.80 2.3 18.2
FltgRt
8.00 -0.01 -0.2 21.5
GblMacAbR
9.07 NA NA NA
IncBos
5.28 NA NA NA
NatlMuniInc
9.17 NA NA NA
Edgewood Growth Instituti:
EdgewoodGrInst 28.36 -0.30 -10.1 41.6
F
FAM Value:
FAMValue n 103.97 0.28 4.7 37.9
Federated Hermes:
FedHerMDTGro 40.07 -0.53 -5.4 88.7
Federated Hermes A:
StrValDivA p
7.07 0.09 11.6 40.7
Federated Hermes Int:
InsHiYld
8.99 -0.01 0.3 27.0
MDTAllCIS
52.36 -0.59 -0.8 75.1
TtlRtnBdI
9.66 0.07 1.2 14.5
Federated Hermes IS:
KaufmnSCI
46.39 0.68 1.3 29.2
MDTMrkNIS 22.29 0.39 1.5 32.7
MidGrStI
63.91 -0.30 -1.8 62.0
StraValDivIS
7.12 0.09 11.6 41.4
UltraShortI
9.33 0.01 0.6 18.4
Federated Hermes R:
KaufmnR
5.47 0.07 -2.1 39.3
Federated Hermes R6:
FedInstHYBondL 8.99 -0.01 0.3 26.9
TtlRtnBdL
9.65 0.06 1.2 14.5
Fidelity:
500IdxInstPrem n 237.71 -3.24 0.0 72.4
BalancedK6
17.59 -0.10 1.4 55.4
Contrafund K6 33.76 -1.51 -3.6 100.9
EmgMktIdxInstPre n 15.25 0.28 11.5 63.5
ExtMktIdxInstPre n 104.11 -0.90 3.4 51.5
FidAdAsset
14.63 0.06 2.0 23.8
FidFreeBlend 13.24 0.05 3.6 44.0
FidFreeBlend 14.17 0.03 3.8 50.3
FidFreeBlend 15.73 0.00 4.7 63.1
FidFreeBlend 15.29 0.01 4.3 59.0
FidFreeBlend 15.72 -0.01 4.6 63.2
FidSAI
9.56 0.04 1.6 32.7
FidSAIEmerg 19.03 0.39 13.0 86.9
FidSAIIntern 14.81 0.16 5.3 38.0
FidSer5
7.73 0.09 2.0 9.8
FidSer0-5
9.91 0.01 0.7 16.4
FIDSerEmgMkt 13.45 0.32 14.6 72.6
FidSerInt
8.58 0.06 1.2 12.4
FidSerToMarket 22.29 -0.29 0.4 69.4
FIDSerTresIndxFd 9.95 0.00 0.3 15.4
FIDZroExtMktIx n 16.19 -0.11 7.0 44.9
FIDZroLgCpIx n 24.32 -0.33 -0.3 73.5
Flex 500 Index 29.06 -0.39 -0.3 71.5
FlexIntIdx
18.31 0.31 9.3 64.3
FlexUSBdIdx
9.33 0.08 1.4 14.0
Freedom2060K 18.08 -0.01 4.9 65.1
GlexUSIdxInstPre n 20.34 0.33 9.0 63.5
GrowthCompanyK6 37.39 -0.51 1.1 129.0
InflPrBdIndInsPr n 9.24 0.06 1.4 13.2
IntlIdxInstPrem n 65.94 0.98 8.5 62.2
IntlIndex n
16.11 0.27 9.4 65.9
IntrTresBdIxPrem n 9.94 0.10 1.3 12.8
LgCpGwId InstPre n 43.75 -0.93 -5.4 91.8
LgCpVlIdxIstPrem n 22.03 -0.08 6.4 49.0
LTTrsBdIdxInstPr n 9.51 0.20 2.8 0.2
MidCpGrwthIndx n 34.42 -0.32 -1.9 47.6
MidCpInxInstPrem n 39.04 -0.02 5.7 44.7
MidCpValIndex n 31.74 0.06 8.0 41.0
OTCK6Port
29.19 -0.57 -2.1 99.7
PuritanK6
17.59 -0.09 1.9 53.3
RealEstIdxInst n 17.23 0.41 6.7 17.3
SAIIntlSmComplet 16.97 0.27 12.6 64.2
SAIUSLgCpIndxFd 27.23 -0.37 0.0 72.3
SeriesBondFd 9.23 0.08 1.5 14.1
SeriesOverseas 15.71 0.01 5.2 50.0
SerLTTreBdIdx 5.52 0.12 2.9 0.6
SmallCapValIndx n 31.08 -0.09 10.2 40.2
SmCpIdxInstPrem n 33.02 -0.28 6.8 42.9
B A R R ON S .C OM / D ATA
Cash Track
More Money: Investors pulled cash from stock funds, reducing the last month’s average weekly inflow to
$4.7 billion. They poured money into money-market funds, turning their net outflows to a weekly inflow of
$9.6 billion. Commitments to taxable-bond funds edged up to $8.6 billion a week, while muni-bond fund inflows ticked down slightly to $1.7 billion a week.
Equity Funds
Municipal Bond Funds
13200
1900
6600
1510
0
1120
-6600
730
-13200
Dec
Jan
Feb
340
Dec
Money Market Funds
Jan
Feb
Taxable Bond Funds
33900
8700
22300
7300
10700
5900
-900
4500
-12500
Dec
Jan
Feb
3100
Dec
Jan
A red chart indicates a lower value than the starting period. Green means it's higher than the starting period.
The charts above show four-week moving averages of net cash flow in millions of dollars.
Net YTD 3-Yr.
NAV Chg. % Ret. % Ret.
STBdIdx InstPrem n 10.16 0.03
STTreIdx InstPre n 10.40 0.03
TMktIdxInstPrem n 187.57 -2.45
TotalMarketIndex n 23.73 -0.31
TtlIntIdxInstPr n 18.89 0.32
USBdIdxInstPrem n 10.66 0.08
USSusIdx n
30.40 -0.31
Fidelity Advisor:
10.04 NA
FidAdBlncdFnd 32.58 -0.17
FidAdBlncdFnd 32.58 -0.17
FidAdBlncdFnd 32.60 -0.17
FidAdBlncdFnd 32.59 -0.18
Semiconductors A126.74 0.43
SrsAdvIntlCapApp 37.56 0.14
StragInc n
12.22 0.07
TotBdFdClZ
9.75 0.08
Fidelity Advisor A:
EqGrA p/r
22.10 -0.27
198.09 -3.21
GrOppA
46.04 -0.55
NwInsghtA
StrInA
12.05 0.08
Fidelity Advisor C:
154.61 -2.54
GrOppC
Fidelity Advisor Fun:
EqGrClZ
26.73 -0.33
InterDiscZ
60.74 0.00
IntlGrwZ
24.30 0.25
Semiconductors I139.00 0.48
fedadvcons
10.08 0.00
Fidelity Advisor I:
EqGrI
26.23 -0.32
FAEmgMktI
48.21 0.79
FAInvGrdI
7.38 0.06
FltRatel
9.01 -0.01
221.83 -3.59
GrOppI
IntlGr
24.31 0.26
IntlSmCp
39.62 0.53
MuniIncI
10.42 0.03
NwInsghtI
48.82 -0.58
StkSelSCp
46.77 -0.08
StrInI
12.23 0.08
Total Bd
9.75 0.08
Fidelity Advisor M:
EqGr
21.04 -0.27
193.34 -3.15
GrOppM
NwInsghtM
42.03 -0.51
Fidelity Advisor Z:
AdvIntlSmCpZ 39.55 0.53
AssetManager50%22.40 0.05
AssetMngr85 31.23 -0.04
AsstMngr70
31.07 0.00
EmMkt Z
48.10 0.79
256.90 -6.59
FidAdvOTC
FloatRateHighInc 9.02 -0.01
225.68 -3.64
GrOpp
IntCpAp
37.66 0.14
InvestGradeBd 7.39 0.06
NewMktsIncFdZ 14.09 0.13
RE Income
12.47 0.16
StkSelAllCap 90.31 -1.17
StrgInc
12.23 0.08
Magellan Fund 14.58 -0.11
Fidelity Freedom:
2060 K6
18.08 -0.01
FdFrmIdxFndII 27.41 0.09
0.7 15.7
0.6 14.3
0.4 69.2
0.4 69.7
9.1 62.9
1.4 14.0
-0.2 75.0
NA NS
1.4 NS
1.4 NS
1.5 NS
1.4 NS
13.9222.8
4.6 54.1
1.5 25.3
1.4 17.0
-1.4 82.8
-5.2 105.6
0.3 107.4
1.6 24.3
-5.3 101.0
-1.4 84.8
7.0 62.0
7.3 47.2
13.9 225.2
0.5 NS
-1.4 84.1
13.4 75.0
1.4 14.7
-0.2 24.7
-5.2 107.2
7.3 46.7
6.9 48.1
1.7 11.8
0.4 108.9
9.9 55.3
1.6 25.2
1.4 16.6
-1.5 81.3
-5.2 104.1
0.3 105.8
6.9 48.6
3.0 38.5
4.0 56.8
3.6 48.5
13.4 75.6
-3.7 NS
-0.1 25.2
-5.2 107.9
4.6 54.7
1.4 15.2
2.8 41.1
2.8 23.0
1.3 68.0
1.6 25.6
-2.2 NS
4.9 66.1
3.0 NS
Net YTD 3-Yr.
NAV Chg. % Ret. % Ret.
FdFrmIdxFndII 29.80 0.05
FdFrmIdxFndII 31.93 0.02
FdFrmIdxFndII 32.02 0.02
FdFrmIdxFndII 26.36 0.01
FF2010 n
15.14 0.08
FF2015 n
12.46 0.06
FF2020 n
15.84 0.08
FF2025 n
15.44 0.07
FF2030 n
20.30 0.08
FF2035 n
18.48 0.06
FF2040 n
13.98 0.01
FF2045 n
16.71 0.00
FF2050 n
16.98 -0.01
Free2055 n
19.74 -0.01
Free2060InstPrem 22.35 0.01
Freedom2020 K 15.82 0.08
Freedom2020K6 15.72 0.08
Freedom2025 K 15.39 0.07
Freedom2025K6 15.32 0.07
Freedom2030 K 20.26 0.08
Freedom2030K6 20.15 0.07
Freedom2035 K 18.43 0.06
Freedom2035K6 18.35 0.06
Freedom2040 K 13.98 0.01
Freedom2040K6 13.91 0.01
Freedom2045 K 16.67 0.00
Freedom2045K6 16.60 -0.01
Freedom2050 K 16.95 0.00
Freedom2050K6 16.91 -0.01
Freedom2055 K 19.69 -0.01
Freedom2055K6 19.66 0.00
Idx2020InsPre 17.27 0.08
Idx2025InsPre 20.88 0.10
Idx2030InsPre 23.26 0.09
Idx2035InsPre 27.43 0.09
Idx2040InsPre 29.81 0.05
Idx2045InsPre 31.95 0.02
Idx2050InsPre 32.04 0.02
Idx2055InsPre 26.38 0.01
Idx2055Investor 26.36 0.01
Idx2025 Premier 20.87 0.10
Idx2030 Premier 23.25 0.09
Idx2035 Premier 27.43 0.09
Idx2040 Premier29.80 0.05
Idx2045 Premier 31.95 0.02
Idx2050 Premier 32.03 0.01
Idx 2055 Premier 26.37 0.01
Idx 2060 Premier 22.36 0.01
Idx2065 InstPrem 18.09 0.00
Index2025Fund 20.86 0.10
Index2030Fund 23.24 0.09
Index2060Fund 22.34 0.01
Fidelity Invest:
AilSectEq
13.79 -0.19
AMgr20% n
14.64 0.06
AMgr50% n
22.48 0.04
AMgr70% n
31.16 0.00
AMgr85% n
31.48 -0.04
Balanc n
32.60 -0.17
BalancedK
32.61 -0.17
257.13 -6.60
BluCh n
BluChpGr K6
42.77 -0.96
258.82 -6.64
BluChpGrK
CAMun n
12.53 0.04
CapAp n
47.30 -0.52
CapDevO n
28.49 -0.32
CnvSc n
39.02 0.25
Contra n
24.16 -0.38
3.4 NS
3.6 NS
3.6 NS
3.7 NS
2.5 27.1
2.8 31.7
3.2 36.3
3.6 40.7
3.7 44.6
4.1 51.1
4.5 60.1
4.8 64.6
4.8 64.7
4.9 64.8
3.6 60.1
3.2 36.6
3.2 37.4
3.5 41.0
3.6 41.7
3.7 45.0
3.8 45.8
4.0 51.5
4.0 52.3
4.5 60.6
4.5 61.5
4.8 65.0
4.8 65.9
4.9 65.1
4.8 66.0
4.9 65.1
4.9 66.2
2.4 34.4
2.7 38.4
2.9 42.1
3.0 47.8
3.4 56.1
3.6 60.0
3.7 60.0
3.7 60.1
3.6 59.8
2.8 38.5
2.9 42.2
3.0 48.0
3.4 56.2
3.6 60.1
3.6 60.2
3.7 60.2
3.7 60.2
3.6 60.0
2.7 NS
2.9 NS
3.7 NS
-0.9 79.2
2.0 23.8
3.0 38.1
3.6 48.1
4.0 56.4
1.5 54.1
1.5 54.4
-3.7 116.7
-3.3 117.3
-3.7 117.3
1.7 12.9
2.5 81.4
3.1 89.2
7.0 51.3
-0.4 109.8
Net YTD 3-Yr.
NAV Chg. % Ret. % Ret.
ContraK
24.27 -0.37
CpInc n
11.07 0.06
DisEq n
72.30 -0.83
DivGth n
45.14 -0.09
DivIntl n
52.28 0.28
DivIntl K6
19.03 0.10
DivStkO n
39.17 -0.43
Emerg Asia n 73.51 1.48
EmrgMktK
54.38 0.72
EmrgMktsDebt 8.70 0.08
EmrMkt n
54.32 0.71
Eq Inc n
89.65 -0.03
EqDivIncm n
31.99 -0.03
109.52 -3.39
Fidel n
FltRateHi n
9.02 -0.01
FocsdStk n
39.75 -0.36
FournOne n
69.20 0.08
GNMA n
10.52 0.08
GroCo n
48.11 -0.65
GroInc n
71.36 -0.47
GrowCoK
48.48 -0.66
GrowIncK
71.27 -0.47
GrStrt n
69.92 0.23
GwthDiscovery n 68.82 -0.86
HighInc n
8.16 0.02
IntBd n
10.43 0.05
IntlCapiApp K6 18.29 0.07
IntlDisc n
61.15 0.00
IntlGrRet n
24.39 0.26
IntlSmCap n
39.34 0.53
IntlVal n
15.09 -0.05
IntMu n
10.40 0.02
InvGB n
7.37 0.06
InvGrBd
10.29 0.09
LargeCap n
66.96 -0.73
LCapCrEIdx n 37.95 NA
LevCoSt n
46.01 0.84
LmtTrmMuniIncm n 10.71 0.01
LowP n
44.47 -0.03
LowPriStkK
44.41 -0.03
LowPriStkK6 16.82 -0.02
LtdTmBdFd n 11.69 0.03
Magin n
14.62 -0.12
MAMun n
11.62 0.04
Manager40 n 14.45 0.04
Manager60 n 17.63 0.02
MegaCpStk n 31.94 -0.43
MidCap n
50.14 -0.26
MuniInc n
12.48 0.04
286.21 -6.10
NASDAQ n
NewInsights Z 49.20 -0.58
NewMill n
67.81 -1.05
NewMkt n
14.09 0.13
OTC n
24.05 -0.48
OTC K
24.77 -0.48
Ovrse n
75.67 0.03
PuritanK
26.61 -0.12
Puritn n
26.64 -0.12
RealE n
41.09 1.28
SAIIntlMinVolInd 14.16 0.37
SAILTTreBdIdx 6.91 0.17
SAIUSMinVolIndFd 23.46 -0.13
SAIUSQtyIdx 23.19 -0.48
SmCapDisc n 23.96 -0.76
SmlCapO n
17.86 -0.03
SmlCpGrth n 36.04 -0.71
SmlCpGrth K6 19.94 -0.39
SmlCpGrth Z 36.48 -0.72
-0.4 110.4
2.4 38.9
-0.1 79.4
6.1 86.9
7.5 58.5
7.4 58.5
2.2 76.9
11.0 87.5
8.9 60.0
2.7 40.2
8.9 59.3
7.2 56.9
7.7 44.7
-2.5 80.0
-0.1 24.8
3.6 95.4
3.8 56.5
1.8 14.4
0.6 123.2
4.6 69.9
0.6 123.6
4.6 70.4
2.4 61.9
-1.4 85.1
1.4 32.0
0.9 15.9
4.6 54.7
7.0 61.5
7.3 46.8
6.8 48.2
6.9 79.1
1.6 12.0
1.3 14.9
1.5 16.2
3.2 87.7
NA NA
4.7 81.8
1.1 11.2
7.9 44.1
7.9 44.4
7.8 45.4
0.8 18.5
-2.2 66.8
1.4 11.0
2.7 33.3
3.3 42.8
2.2 88.4
7.9 42.9
1.6 12.2
-3.0 94.2
0.4 109.8
1.1 79.1
2.8 40.9
-0.9 107.5
-0.9 108.0
5.1 47.3
2.3 55.3
2.3 54.9
8.6 18.1
9.9 50.0
3.2 -2.7
2.9 49.6
-3.2 70.6
2.9 26.3
10.1 59.4
3.1 49.2
3.2 50.9
3.1 49.6
Feb
BARRON'S • Lipper FMI
Net YTD 3-Yr.
NAV Chg. % Ret. % Ret.
SmlCpVal n
21.85 -0.25 9.3 37.0
Srs1000ValIndRet 19.40 -0.08 6.4 49.0
SrsBlChGroRetail n 22.14 -0.56 -3.7 120.4
SrsCommStrt n 102.89 -0.26 6.3 22.8
SrsEmrgMkt 27.90 0.55 13.2 77.4
SrsGlobal
19.94 0.32 9.0 63.5
SrsIntlGrw
20.53 0.22 7.4 50.6
SrsGroCoRetail 27.46 -0.38 0.7 127.1
SrsIntlSmCp 18.88 0.15 5.5 55.0
SrsIntlVal
16.71 -0.04 7.1 86.0
SrsSmCapDiscRet 11.28 -0.36 2.6 27.3
STBF n
8.54 0.01 0.6 16.2
StkSelSmCp n 46.52 -0.08 9.9 55.4
StkSlcACap n 90.97 -1.17 1.3 67.6
StratDivInc n 19.03 0.21 8.1 42.1
TaxFrB n
11.21 0.04 1.6 12.9
TotalBond n
9.76 0.08 1.4 16.7
TotalBond K6
9.01 0.07 1.4 16.5
Trend n
193.83 -4.72 -2.5 105.8
Utility n
37.04 2.40 9.7 65.9
Value n
15.13 -0.12 9.8 45.1
ValueDisc n
40.90 -0.38 5.7 38.0
Wrldw n
37.51 -0.33 3.3 79.1
Fidelity SAI:
EnhncdCrBndFd 10.20 0.08 1.5 NS
FidSaiCndInxFnd 14.84 0.31 4.2 NS
FidSaiInfltnFnd 10.21 0.07 1.4 NS
FidSaiLowIdxFnd 12.07 0.23 5.8 NS
FidSaiRlEsttFnd 10.21 0.32 8.7 NS
FidSaiTrsIdxFnd 10.02 0.10 1.3 NS
FidSAICnsrvInc 10.08 0.00 0.5 NS
FidSAIEmgMktIndx 19.63 0.35 11.4 62.8
FidSAIIntlIndxFd 18.94 0.28 8.5 61.9
IntlValIdx
14.05 0.16 11.6 84.2
LowDurationInc 10.04 0.00 0.4 16.5
Muni Inc
10.04 0.03 1.6 12.4
SAIEmgMktLoVolIx 12.04 0.11 4.4 39.1
SAIInflaFocFd 93.96 -0.47 8.0 14.0
ShortTermBd
9.77 0.02 0.7 16.2
TotalBd
9.24 0.08 1.4 17.5
TxFreeBd
10.23 0.03 1.7 12.9
U.S.TreBdIdx
8.94 0.08 1.4 11.2
USMomentumIdx 19.30 -0.23 1.4 81.5
USValueIndex 14.07 -0.08 4.6 52.4
Fidelity Selects:
Biotech n
25.72 -0.08 2.3 63.2
Comp n
154.26 2.35 14.1 134.4
DfAero n
28.03 0.11 8.3 109.4
Energy n
75.17 1.48 22.1 36.4
Gold n
71.38 4.96 22.1 229.7
Health n
27.49 -0.43 -3.3 17.4
MdTchDevis n 53.53 -1.62 -11.2 -1.4
Multimedia n 135.59 -3.18 -2.8 132.7
Retail n
18.55 -0.11 3.5 51.0
Semiconductors r n 48.92 0.20 13.1 221.5
Softwr n
19.70 0.06 -21.9 20.3
Tech n
41.55 -0.02 0.3 125.0
UtilGr n
142.72 9.64 8.7 63.5
Fidelity Series:
Canada
20.55 0.48 4.1 57.0
IntMuni Z
10.42 0.02 1.6 12.2
Fidelity Strategic A:
StratAdTaxSns 10.08 NA NA NA
StratAdEmrMrt 16.15 NA NA NA
FidelityAdviAsset:
ADVAssetMan60 17.60 0.02 3.3 43.2
First Eagle Funds:
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Net YTD 3-Yr.
NAV Chg. % Ret. % Ret.
GlbA
88.05 1.12 9.4 70.6
Gold
68.59 3.75 20.1 213.2
OverseasA
33.78 0.64 11.2 71.2
FPA Funds:
FPAFlexIncFnd 10.44 0.05 1.0 22.2
FPANwInc
10.14 0.05 0.9 20.5
FPACres Inst 44.31 -0.20 2.8 55.2
FPACresentFnd 44.38 -0.19 2.9 55.5
Franklin A1:
CA TF A1
6.84 0.02 1.5 11.2
Fed TF A1
10.88 0.03 1.4 12.4
HY TF A1
8.98 0.04 1.6 15.9
IncomeA1
2.59 0.02 4.5 31.8
NY TF A1
9.93 0.03 1.2 10.4
Utils A1
26.35 1.72 10.3 57.9
Franklin Templeton:
TgtModA
16.85 NA NA NA
FrankTemp/Frank Adv:
CA TF Adv
6.82 0.02 1.5 11.4
CvtScAdv
24.21 0.03 1.8 40.7
Dynat Adv
181.95 -3.90 -7.5 84.3
Growth Adv
134.53 -1.64 -1.2 59.6
IncomeAdv
2.56 0.01 4.6 32.6
RisDv Adv
92.06 -0.18 2.1 38.2
Utils Adv
26.70 1.75 10.3 58.6
FrankTemp/Franklin A:
BAL A
13.71 0.07 6.0 28.4
DynaTech A
172.31 -3.70 -7.5 82.9
EqIn A
35.13 0.05 5.8 53.5
FoundFAlA
17.58 NA NA NA
GoldPrM A
54.43 3.39 18.0308.4
GrOp A
42.07 -0.60 -4.1 65.6
Growth A
132.94 -1.63 -1.3 58.4
RisDv A
92.20 -0.17 2.0 37.2
SmMCpGrA
36.98 -0.21 -0.6 30.6
StrInc A
8.48 0.07 1.4 18.8
TtlRtn A
8.49 0.07 1.3 14.1
FrankTemp/Franklin C:
Income C
2.64 0.01 4.3 29.6
FrankTemp/Franklin R:
FrkDynTchR6 185.32 -3.97 -7.5 84.8
FrkGrthR6
134.34 -1.65 -1.2 59.9
FrkIncR6
2.58 0.02 4.6 32.6
FrkRisDivR6 92.04 -0.17 2.1 38.5
FrankTemp/Mutual A&B:
Shares A
26.74 -0.02 5.2 35.6
FrankTemp/Temp A:
Frgn A
10.31 0.05 8.9 45.5
GlBond A
7.45 0.13 4.6 9.6
Growth A
29.03 -0.16 2.8 48.4
World A
17.92 -0.14 0.8 70.8
Frost Family of Fund:
FrTRInst
9.80 0.07 1.6 21.7
G
GE Elfun/S&S:
Trusts n
91.14 -1.55 -2.8 77.6
GMO Trust Class III:
Quality
34.87 -0.47 -0.4 70.7
GMO Trust Class VI:
Quality
34.88 -0.46 -0.3 71.2
Goldman Sachs Inst:
EmgMktEq
34.24 NA NA NA
HYMuni
9.13 NA NA NA
Int
19.95 NA NA NA
Muni
15.39 NA NA NA
Guggenheim Funds Tru:
MacOppFdClInstl 25.03 NA NA NA
TotRtnBdFdClInst24.30 NA NA NA
GuideStone Funds:
EqindxGS2
67.37 NA NA NA
EqIndxGS4 n 67.32 NA NA NA
MedDurGS2
13.04 NA NA NA
H
Harbor Funds:
CapApInst
109.15 -1.40 -6.4 89.2
IntlInst
59.13 0.50 7.8 55.4
SmCpValInst 50.53 0.15 18.3 38.9
Harding Loevner:
IntlEq
29.50 0.17 8.6 48.5
Hartford Funds A:
BalIncA
15.13 0.12 4.0 28.0
CapAppA
43.77 NA NA NA
DiscpEqA
54.20 NA NA NA
DivGth A
35.16 NA NA NA
EqInc
21.52 0.11 6.5 39.2
GrOppty
58.68 NA NA NA
MidCap A
19.62 -0.23 -0.4 9.0
Hartford Funds I:
BalIncI
15.13 0.12 4.0 29.0
DivGthI
34.88 NA NA NA
EmrgMktEqInv 25.94 0.52 13.0 71.2
InterValue
26.71 0.34 10.7 83.0
IntlAlphaInv 22.66 NA NA NA
StrInc
8.10 0.04 1.4 27.5
Hartford Funds Y:
IntlValY
27.49 0.36 10.8 83.1
Hartford HLS Fds IA:
Balanced
29.36 -0.06 0.3 36.8
CapApp
52.34 NA NA NA
DiscEqui
23.28 -0.28 0.4 64.8
Div&Grwth
23.50 -0.02 2.8 48.8
February 16, 2026
Net YTD 3-Yr.
NAV Chg. % Ret. % Ret.
I
IFP US Equity Fund:
IFP US EquityFd 20.97 -0.24 -3.9 66.5
Invesco Fds Investor:
DivrsDiv n
19.38 0.02 6.0 44.7
Invesco Funds A:
500InxA
71.75 -0.99 -0.1 69.6
ActiveAllA
15.44 0.00 3.6 40.2
CapApprA p
82.76 -0.75 -2.6 86.2
Chart
21.11 -0.33 -1.1 62.3
CmstA
32.36 -0.31 5.2 49.6
DevMktA
38.50 0.41 9.9 40.4
DiscFdA p
109.97 0.42 11.2 70.6
DisMdCpGrA 29.36 0.36 9.2 51.6
DivIncm p
28.15 0.08 7.2 42.4
DivrsDiv p
19.39 0.02 6.0 44.3
EqIncA
11.40 -0.03 3.7 36.9
EqWtdA p
76.25 0.24 5.9 38.5
GrIncA
23.80 -0.20 4.7 47.9
HYMuA
8.33 0.02 1.1 10.5
InvescoFd p
71.34 4.89 20.8 218.4
InvGloblFdA
82.59 -1.51 -4.5 55.6
MnStFndA
61.43 -0.97 -1.8 59.9
MnStSmCpA p 30.31 0.33 5.5 42.4
ModInvA
12.44 0.03 3.3 34.6
MunInA
11.78 0.03 1.3 9.8
RchHiYldMuniA 6.62 0.01 1.1 11.8
RisingDivA
27.06 -0.23 1.7 58.9
RoMu A p
14.49 0.05 1.1 8.5
SP IncomeA
6.65 0.25 13.5 72.1
Invesco Funds P:
Summit P p
27.42 -0.25 -4.6 75.9
Invesco Funds Y:
DevMktY
37.48 0.40 9.9 41.5
DiscovY
142.16 0.56 11.2 71.9
EqWtdY
77.87 0.25 5.9 39.6
Ivy Funds:
BalancedA p
25.76 NA NA NA
CoreEqA t
17.17 NA NA NA
LgCpGwthA p 33.25 NA NA NA
LgCpGwthl r
37.07 NA NA NA
MdCpGwthA p 23.10 NA NA NA
ScTechA p
60.33 NA NA NA
ScTechI r
87.23 NA NA NA
J
Janus Henderson:
Balanced C
46.84 -0.45
Balanced T n 47.70 -0.45
Enterprise T n 137.06 -2.20
GlbResch T nr 121.96 -1.14
GlTech T nr
66.47 -0.18
Grw&Inc T n
72.71 -1.21
Resh T n
84.67 -1.58
Jensen I :
Jensen I
41.44 -0.91
JensenQualGrJ n:
JensenQualGrJ n 41.56 -0.91
JHF III DispVal:
DispVal I
26.43 -0.06
DispValMCI
29.71 -0.12
DispValMdCp 27.85 -0.13
DispValMdCpR6 29.70 -0.13
DispValR6
26.52 -0.06
JHITFunLgCpCorFd:
FunLgCpCorA 63.69 -0.33
John Hancock:
500Index1
69.60 -0.95
BondI
13.83 0.11
BondR6
13.85 0.10
IntlGrwI
37.83 0.39
John Hancock Class 1:
BlueChipGrw 60.65 -1.85
LSAggr
15.41 0.03
LSBalncd
14.05 0.04
LSGwth
14.90 0.04
John Hancock Funds A:
BalA
30.10 0.12
BondA p
13.83 0.11
LifeBal
14.22 0.04
LifeGrw
15.01 0.03
JPMorgan A Class:
CoreBond
10.56 0.10
CorePlusBd p
7.41 0.07
EqInc p
25.73 -0.05
GroInc p
88.78 -0.49
GwthAdv p
36.71 -0.65
Inv Bal p
16.97 0.01
InvCon p
13.27 0.05
InvG&I p
21.57 -0.04
InvGrwt p
29.24 -0.11
LgCpGwth p
75.61 -1.42
USEquity
26.33 -0.35
JPMorgan I Class:
CoreBond
10.55 0.10
CorePlusBd
7.40 0.07
EmMktEq I
46.30 0.36
EqInc
26.37 -0.06
EqIndx
102.50 -1.41
GrAdv r
39.59 -0.70
LgCapVal
22.24 -0.32
LgCpGwth
78.39 -1.47
MdCpGrw
49.18 -0.08
ShtDurBnd
10.98 0.03
-1.1 40.1
-1.1 43.5
-1.7 28.2
0.5 74.1
-1.4 116.3
0.9 55.5
-5.4 94.9
-5.3 23.9
-5.4 23.1
6.9 57.3
8.2 42.1
8.1 41.0
8.2 42.6
6.9 57.8
-2.9 53.5
0.0 70.8
1.5 15.9
1.5 16.3
7.7 61.5
-7.4 97.9
4.5 52.1
3.3 38.3
4.2 46.7
2.6 52.0
1.5 15.0
3.3 36.9
4.1 45.0
1.6 14.2
1.6 16.3
6.7 39.2
6.0 44.4
-5.4 80.4
2.0 36.4
1.9 27.4
2.2 43.4
2.7 52.5
-4.2 81.8
-1.6 62.4
1.6 15.1
1.6 17.2
11.2 58.3
6.7 40.3
0.0 71.4
-5.4 81.7
5.8 47.2
-4.2 83.2
-0.8 39.1
0.7 16.7
D ATA P R O V ID E D BY LIP P E R
Net YTD 3-Yr.
NAV Chg. % Ret. % Ret.
Net YTD 3-Yr.
NAV Chg. % Ret. % Ret.
Net YTD 3-Yr.
NAV Chg. % Ret. % Ret.
USEquity
26.47 -0.35 -1.5 63.7
USLgCpCorPls 23.27 -0.35 -1.1 77.4
USRechEnhEq 48.01 -0.63 0.0 71.7
ValAdv
38.58 -0.25 5.6 40.5
JPMorgan L Class:
Fl EmMktEq L 46.64 0.37 11.2 58.8
MdCpVal L
34.37 -0.01 7.7 33.9
JPMorgan R Class:
CoreBond
10.57 0.10 1.6 15.6
CorePlusBd
7.41 0.07 1.7 17.5
HighYld r
6.61 0.02 0.8 29.3
ShtDurBnd
10.98 0.03 0.7 16.9
USRechEnhEq 47.93 -0.63 0.0 72.3
JPMorgPrm:
USEquity L
26.55 -0.35 -1.6 64.4
5.2 47.6
LCVal Inst
55.90 -0.41 9.9 42.1
LgShInst
19.86 0.03 -1.1 25.7
StrIncInst
10.31 0.06 1.4 25.0
Neuberger Berman Inv:
Guard n
28.19 -0.42 -5.1 66.7
LCVal n
55.91 -0.41 9.9 41.4
Neuberger Berman Tr:
GenesisFdR6 58.80 -0.05 9.4 20.8
Nicholas Group:
Nich n
85.50 -1.62 -4.0 44.8
Northern Funds:
BdIdx n
9.41 0.07 1.2 13.7
EmMktsEqIdx nr 16.08 NA NA NA
HiYFxInc n
6.14 -0.01 0.8 30.1
IntlEqIdx nr
19.07 0.29 8.5 62.0
MidCpIdx n
22.45 -0.14 7.9 39.6
StkIdx n
68.08 NA NA NA
Nuveen Cl A:
AAMunBd p
10.04 0.02 1.4 10.7
HiYldMuBd p 14.40 0.04 1.4 9.7
Nuveen Cl I:
HYMunBd
14.41 0.04 1.4 10.4
Nuveen Cl R:
IntDMunBd
9.02 0.02 1.5 12.3
LmtTrmR
11.08 0.02 1.3 10.9
1.2 23.2
O
IncomeFd
11.07 NA NA NA
InflRespMulAsset 9.62 NA NA NA
Pioneer Funds A:
CoreEqA
25.36 -0.41 4.1 51.4
DiscGrA
20.39 -0.31 -4.0 62.3
PioFdA
45.84 -0.04 4.2 87.8
Pioneer Funds Y:
BondY
8.54 0.07 1.6 18.2
PionFdY
47.15 -0.04 4.3 89.3
StratIncY p p
9.99 0.08 1.8 23.9
Price Funds:
2050RetFd n 22.67 0.01 4.8 59.4
Balnanced n
29.19 0.04 2.9 48.8
195.14 -5.94 -7.2 98.6
BlChip n
Communica&Tech n 125.95 0.47 -4.3 75.6
DivGro n
84.76 -0.14 3.9 47.3
DvsfMCGr n
46.35 -0.29 -0.8 49.8
EqInc n
40.95 0.00 6.1 41.3
177.57 -2.44 0.0 71.4
EqIndex n
GlbStk n
71.79 -0.11 3.3 68.3
GlbTech n
26.95 0.02 1.5 127.0
100.02 -2.47 -7.0 80.5
Growth n
HelSci n
82.04 -0.18 -1.8 21.2
InstFLRfd r
9.32 -0.02 -0.3 26.6
InstHiYld
7.96 0.00 0.6 29.0
LgCapGow I
78.47 -1.75 -7.6 88.4
InstLCCoreGr 66.01 -2.01 -7.2 99.8
LgCpVal
24.42 0.01 6.6 38.6
InstSmCap
26.29 0.03 7.8 38.8
IntDis n
81.57 1.64 8.6 47.5
IntlStk n
22.51 0.36 6.8 39.8
IntlValEq n
26.34 0.27 10.8 89.2
MCapVal n
35.39 0.16 10.0 45.0
MCEqGr
52.07 -0.62 0.5 25.8
MidCap n
97.68 -1.13 0.5 24.9
NAmer n
75.70 -1.91 -4.2 67.8
NHoriz n
54.55 -0.37 5.5 22.8
OverS SF nr
17.53 0.26 8.3 58.4
QMUSSmCpGrEq n 47.29 -0.26 5.9 45.1
R2015 n
13.69 0.03 2.6 35.2
R2020 n
20.30 0.05 2.8 36.6
R2025 n
18.16 0.04 2.9 38.8
R2030 n
28.69 0.06 3.4 43.6
R2035 n
24.31 0.04 4.0 49.5
R2040 n
35.90 0.05 4.4 54.5
Ret2045 n
26.60 0.02 4.6 58.2
Ret2055 n
23.83 0.01 4.8 59.7
SciTec n
58.62 -1.26 1.7 128.6
SmCap n
55.91 -0.20 9.1 33.2
SmCapStk n
61.39 0.08 7.8 38.4
SpecGr n
25.59 -0.30 0.8 51.6
SpecInc n
11.45 0.04 1.0 19.0
TotIndex n
71.51 -0.88 0.5 69.3
U.S.EqResch n 67.44 -0.86 0.3 76.7
USLrgCpCore n 43.84 -0.33 1.6 65.5
Value n
51.89 0.02 8.5 52.2
Price Funds - Adv Cl:
R2030A p
28.25 0.06 3.4 42.5
Price Funds - R Cl:
R2030R p
27.79 0.06 3.3 41.4
PRIMECAP Odyssey Fds:
AggGrowth r nr 51.62 -0.80 3.1 64.8
Growth r nr
38.19 -1.00 4.0 77.1
Stock r nr
35.46 -0.64 6.9 71.4
Principal Investors:
CapApprA p
83.02 -0.76 0.7 67.7
InfPro IN
7.77 0.05 1.3 12.2
LgIndxI
32.36 -0.45 0.0 71.6
LgIndxJ tn
31.86 -0.44 0.0 70.8
LT2030In
14.59 0.00 2.1 37.1
LT2040I
17.05 -0.04 2.3 45.7
LT2050I
18.54 -0.10 2.5 52.2
MidCpBldA
39.35 -0.61 -3.4 33.9
PreSecI
9.44 0.05 1.3 22.1
PtrLV In
18.22 -0.08 5.1 41.0
RealEstSecI
30.09 1.27 8.5 18.2
SAMBalA p
17.03 0.03 3.1 43.9
SAMGrA p
20.10 0.01 3.7 52.8
Putnam Funds:
GrOpp R6
78.93 -1.48 -4.7 91.8
Putnam Funds Class A:
DynAABalA
17.16 -0.04 1.5 51.1
DynAAGthA
22.03 -0.09 2.3 63.5
PutLargCap p 41.31 -0.43 5.2 63.7
GeorgePutBal 27.15 -0.11 0.7 52.1
GrOpp p p
71.56 -1.35 -4.8 89.9
StDurInc
10.15 0.00 0.6 16.9
SustainLdrsFd p 117.21 -2.38 -4.0 53.9
Putnam Funds Class Y:
GrOpp Y
77.73 -1.46 -4.7 91.3
PutLargCap
41.32 -0.43 5.3 65.0
StDurInc
10.16 0.00 0.6 17.2
L
Laudus Funds:
USLgCpGr nr 24.77 -0.37
Lazard Instl:
EmgMktEq
28.04 0.48
GlbLstInfr
20.20 0.86
Legg Mason I:
IntlGrTrI
77.99 0.73
Loomis Sayles Fds:
LSBondI
12.33 0.06
Lord Abbett A:
Affiltd p
21.28 -0.10
BdDeb p
7.35 0.02
CalibrDivGr
25.90 -0.12
HYMuniBd p
10.72 NA
IncomeA p
2.49 0.02
IntrTxFr
10.47 0.03
MultiAstBalOppty 13.81 NA
ShtDurIncmA p 3.90 0.01
TaxFr p
10.39 0.02
Lord Abbett I:
BdDebentr
7.31 0.02
FloatRt
8.01 0.00
HiYld
6.43 0.00
ShtDurInc p
3.89 0.00
-4.1 88.1
13.0 94.8
11.2 54.6
6.2 54.8
1.7 23.3
3.8 64.0
NA NA
1.4 20.2
1.9 12.9
NA NA
0.8 16.9
1.2 11.1
1.7 24.1
-0.1 26.7
1.2 28.0
0.6 17.6
M
MainStay Fds A:
HiYldBdA
5.22 0.00 0.7 24.6
LgCpGrA p
8.17 -0.11 -7.1 80.4
MainStay Fds I:
S&P500IdxA 72.53 -1.00 -0.1 69.7
Mairs&Power:
MairsPwrGr n 182.14 -1.47 1.6 57.9
MassMutual Select:
MCGrEqIII
16.87 NA NA NA
Metropolitan West:
TotRetBd n
9.26 NA NA NA
TotRetBdI
9.25 NA NA NA
TRBdPlan
8.68 NA NA NA
UnconstrBdI
10.50 NA NA NA
MFS Funds:
IIE
41.73 0.06 2.8 44.8
MFS Funds Class A:
AgGrAIA
32.86 -0.03 3.8 44.8
CoEqyA
49.92 -0.81 -0.1 54.3
164.25 -3.21 -6.0 72.8
GrowthA
IntlVA
46.69 0.35 7.1 66.1
MCapA
24.54 -0.30 -2.9 28.1
MCapValA
32.54 0.03 8.2 36.4
MIGA
39.99 -0.50 -3.7 41.9
MITA
35.89 -0.44 1.0 55.3
MuHiA
7.50 0.02 1.5 15.6
MuInA
8.24 0.02 1.2 12.3
ResBdA
9.74 0.08 1.4 15.9
RschA
55.77 -0.91 -0.7 53.5
TotRA
20.11 -0.03 4.7 32.6
UtilA
27.09 1.70 9.7 38.9
ValueA
52.94 -0.04 5.9 40.2
MFS Funds Class I:
184.96 -3.61 -5.9 74.0
GrowthI
MCapI
27.14 -0.33 -2.8 29.1
MCapValI
33.77 0.04 8.3 37.5
MIGI
42.10 -0.52 -3.7 43.1
ResBdI
9.74 0.08 1.4 16.4
RschI
58.33 -0.94 -0.6 54.7
ValueI
53.39 -0.04 6.0 41.2
Morgan Stanley Inst:
CapGrP p
54.40 NA NA NA
MorganStanleyPathway:
CoreFxIcm n
6.93 0.06 1.4 13.4
Munder Funds:
MndrIntlSmCpInv r 22.02 0.50 10.8 75.9
Mutual Series:
BeacnZ
19.66 -0.05 5.7 51.1
GlbDiscA
32.62 0.14 5.5 49.1
GlbDiscz
33.86 0.14 5.5 50.2
QuestZ
17.10 0.06 6.9 42.7
SharesZ
27.24 -0.02 5.2 36.7
N
Natixis Funds:
InvGradeBdY 10.00 0.08 1.4 17.4
LSGrowthY
30.90 -0.52 -7.0 86.7
Neuberger Berman Fds:
GenesInst
58.87 -0.05 9.4 20.4
Oakmark Funds Invest:
EqtyInc nr
38.91 -0.48 -0.3 30.6
171.67 -4.06 -0.2 50.7
Oakmark n
OakmrkInt n
34.07 0.28 4.8 38.0
Select n
85.47 -3.54 -6.3 50.0
Oberweis Funds Instl:
Oberweis
31.60 0.24 5.5 45.5
Old Westbury Fds:
AlCpCore n
25.63 NA NA NA
CreditIncomeFd n 8.12 NA NA NA
FixInc pn
10.31 NA NA NA
LrgCpStr n
21.11 NA NA NA
MuniBd pn
11.75 NA NA NA
Sm&MdCapStrategi n 18.90 NA NA NA
Optimum Funds Inst:
Fixed Inc
8.39 NA NA NA
LgCpGrwth
23.88 NA NA NA
LgCpVal
20.66 NA NA NA
Osterweis Strat Income:
OsterweisStrInc n 11.20 0.00 0.4 25.1
PQ
Parnassus Fds:
ParnEqFd n
55.09 -0.63 -1.4 52.4
Perm Port Funds:
Permanent n
80.11 0.86 7.0 79.2
PGIM Funds Cl A:
HighYield
4.86 NA NA NA
JennGrowth
56.30 -0.66 -6.5 88.3
JennUtility
16.26 1.12 8.5 52.6
TotalReturnBond p 12.30 NA NA NA
PGIM Funds Cl Z:
HighYield
4.87 NA NA NA
JennGrowth
67.10 -0.78 -6.5 89.9
TotalReturnBond 12.26 NA NA NA
PIMCO Fds Instl:
AllAsset
12.11 NA NA NA
CommodtyRR 15.46 NA NA NA
DivInc
10.17 0.06 1.5 28.2
EmMktsBd
9.25 0.08 2.4 39.7
GlblBdOppUSH 9.88 NA NA NA
HiYld
8.17 0.01 0.6 27.7
HiYldMuniBd
8.45 NA NA NA
IntlBdUSH
9.98 NA NA NA
InvGrdCrBd
9.28 NA NA NA
LgTrmCrdtBd
9.07 0.14 2.6 16.5
LngDurTotRtrn 7.39 NA NA NA
LowDur
9.37 0.01 0.6 16.4
LowDurInc r
8.34 NA NA NA
ModDur
9.56 NA NA NA
MortgOppBd
9.49 0.04 1.3 21.9
MuniBd
9.52 0.03 1.5 15.2
RealRtnI
10.47 NA NA NA
ShortT
9.69 0.00 0.6 18.1
ShtAssetInv 10.00 0.00 0.5 17.1
StcksPLUSIntlHdg r 10.05 NA NA NA
StksPLS
12.70 NA NA NA
TotRt
8.94 NA NA NA
PIMCO Funds A:
IncomeFd
11.07 NA NA NA
LowDurInc
8.34 NA NA NA
TotRetA
8.94 NA NA NA
PIMCO Funds C:
IncomeFd
11.07 NA NA NA
PIMCO Funds I2:
ComPLUSStrtgyFd 7.07 NA NA NA
HiYldMuniBd
8.45 NA NA NA
Income
11.07 NA NA NA
IntlBdUSH
9.98 NA NA NA
InvstGrCrBd
9.28 NA NA NA
LowDurInc
8.34 NA NA NA
MuniBd
9.52 0.03 1.5 14.8
ShtTm
9.69 0.00 0.5 17.7
TotRt
8.94 NA NA NA
PIMCO Funds Instl:
ComPLUSStrtgyFd 7.20 NA NA NA
DynamicBd
10.39 NA NA NA
R
Russell Funds S:
GblEq
11.46 NA
TaxExBd
22.18 0.08
TxMngUSLgCp 95.94 NA
Rydex Dynamic Fds:
NasdaqStratH p 629.22 NA
Rydex Investor Class:
NasdaqInv n
92.15 NA
S
Schwab Funds:
NA NA
1.6 11.9
NA NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
Net YTD 3-Yr.
NAV Chg. % Ret. % Ret.
1000 Inv nr
14.58 -0.19
CoreEq n
24.19 -0.40
FunIntlLgInst nr 15.71 0.44
FunUSLgInst nr 34.09 -0.25
InflProSel n
10.46 0.07
IntI Sel nr
31.17 0.43
S&P Sel n
17.54 -0.23
SmCp Sel nr
42.50 -0.36
TSM Sel nr
16.45 -0.21
USSmCoIdx nr 20.66 -0.15
SEI Portfolios:
CoreFxIn F
9.79 0.08
IntlEmg F
15.85 0.26
IntlEq F
14.08 0.12
TaxMgdLC F
41.64 -0.32
Selected Funds:
AmShD n
43.80 -0.65
SmeadFds:
SmeadValueInstl 88.14 -0.35
SSgA Funds:
SP500 n
279.48 -3.81
Strategic Adviser:
StratAdFidEmr 17.88 0.35
StratAdMunBond 8.92 NA
StratAdShrtDur 10.01 NA
StratAdFidUS 19.96 -0.25
StratAdIntlFnd 15.20 NA
StratAdCorInFnd 9.34 NA
StratAdInOpFnd 9.01 NA
StratAdvFidIntl 16.29 0.15
StratAdAltFund 10.05 NA
StratAdFidCoreS 9.36 0.08
0.2 70.9
-2.7 58.6
13.1 80.5
6.3 60.6
1.4 13.1
8.5 61.3
0.0 72.3
6.7 42.6
0.4 69.1
9.6 38.1
1.5 13.3
12.3 62.5
8.7 73.5
2.3 51.5
3.8 84.2
8.0 30.8
0.0 71.6
12.3 70.1
NA NA
NA NA
1.4 72.6
NA NA
NA NA
NA NA
8.2 64.0
NA NA
1.5 16.0
T
TCW Funds:
EmMktInc n
7.12 NA NA NA
TotRetBondI n 7.90 NA NA NA
Thompson IM:
Bond n
10.79 0.04 1.0 26.8
Thornburg Fds:
IncBuildA t
36.33 0.64 10.8 89.1
IntVal I
36.69 0.81 8.7 74.5
LtdTIncI
13.34 0.07 1.1 18.5
LtdTMu I
13.77 0.03 1.5 11.4
Thrivent Funds A:
LgCpStk
29.71 -0.10 3.4 60.4
Thrivent Funds S:
LgCpVal n
34.89 -0.11 6.5 52.6
MidCapStk n 35.63 -0.28 5.5 24.5
TIAA-CREF/Instl Cl:
CoreBond Inst 9.36 0.07 1.4 16.0
CorePlsBd
9.38 0.07 1.4 17.1
TIAA-CREF/Retail Cl:
EqIdx
48.03 -0.62 0.4 67.6
Gro&Inc
28.12 -0.49 -0.8 74.8
LrgCpGro
27.50 -0.57 -4.6 84.5
TIAA/CREF Funds:
BdIdxInst
9.88 0.08 1.4 14.0
EqIdxInst
47.09 -0.60 0.4 69.0
Gr&IncInst
14.93 -0.27 -0.9 76.2
IntlEqIdxInst 30.23 0.43 8.5 61.7
IntlEqIdxRet
31.05 0.43 8.5 60.4
IntlEqInst
17.05 0.17 8.4 63.3
LC2040Inst
12.17 NA NA NA
LCIdx2020Inst 20.40 0.04 2.2 36.4
LCIdx2025Inst 23.57 0.04 2.3 39.2
LCIdx2035Inst 31.03 0.02 2.7 48.1
LCIdx2040Inst 34.53 -0.01 3.0 54.4
LCIdx2045Inst 37.07 -0.04 3.2 58.8
LrgCpGrIdxInst 71.85 -1.53 -5.4 91.6
LrgCpGrIdxRet 72.51 -1.54 -5.5 90.2
LrgCpGrInst
27.78 -0.57 -4.6 86.2
LrgCpVl IdxInst 29.77 -0.12 6.4 48.7
LrgCpVl Inst
25.43 0.00 6.7 56.7
QuantSmCpEqInst20.68 -0.24 5.3 54.2
RealSecInst
19.19 0.72 8.2 19.0
S&P500IdxInst 73.76 -1.01 0.0 72.1
S&P500IdxRet 73.14 -1.00 0.0 70.8
SmCpBl IdxInst 27.57 -0.24 6.7 42.4
SocChEqInst 28.67 -0.31 0.8 57.2
Tortoise Capital:
TorMLPPipInsCl22.24 1.14 15.8 89.5
Touchstone Family Fd:
FlexIncY
10.53 0.10 1.5 19.4
Touchstone Funds Gro:
MdCpY
58.93 -0.97 4.0 35.8
Touchstone Strategic:
LagCapFoc A p 80.31 -1.83 -2.1 59.2
Trust for Professional Ma:
PrfTrtStrtBd Ins 20.13 0.14 1.6 17.8
Tweedy Browne Fds:
GblValue n
30.73 0.27 9.0 47.3
U
UM Funds:
BehavVal
85.19 -0.25
8.8 28.4
V
VALIC:
IntlEq
MidCpIdx
SciTech
StckIdx
10.92 0.15 8.3 58.7
27.95 -0.18 7.9 38.1
40.05 0.20 -0.1 118.0
67.98 -0.93 0.0 70.8
B A R R ON S .C OM / D ATA
Net YTD 3-Yr.
NAV Chg. % Ret. % Ret.
ValUltra
18.56 -0.29 -4.0 91.3
VANGUARD ADMIRAL:
400MCpIdxInst481.26 -3.02 7.9 39.7
631.79 -8.63 0.0 72.2
500Adml n
BalAdml n
52.21 -0.24 0.8 45.8
CAITAdml n
11.72 0.04 1.8 12.8
CALTAdml n
11.61 0.04 1.6 13.1
CapOpAdml nr 225.53 -3.50 4.0 72.8
DivAppIdxAdm n 61.68 -0.62 3.4 52.7
EMAdmr n
47.82 0.36 7.2 52.8
EnergyAd nr
76.41 1.54 21.5 35.1
EnergyAdml nr 107.04 4.02 15.0 63.5
EqIncAdml n
99.01 0.03 6.6 50.6
EuropeAdml n 110.79 0.28 6.0 60.6
ExplrAdml n
111.16 -1.23 4.2 32.4
ExtndAdml n 164.02 -1.42 3.4 51.5
GNMAAdml n
9.58 0.08 1.6 14.5
GroIncAdml n 108.90 -1.46 -0.7 73.1
GrwthAdml n 235.73 -5.54 -6.1 92.5
145.29 -0.43 0.9 23.7
HltClxAd nr
HlthCareAdml nr 87.66 0.31 1.6 23.9
HYCorAdml nr 5.56 0.00 0.6 27.7
InfProAd n
23.26 0.15 1.3 12.9
InfTechIdx n 374.28 -4.59 -3.0 102.7
IntlGrAdml n 116.64 0.35 2.3 38.2
ITBondAdml n 10.64 0.09 1.3 16.2
ITCorpIx n
22.79 0.17 1.2 21.3
ITIGradeAdml n 8.98 0.06 1.2 21.5
ITsryAdml n
10.12 0.08 1.1 13.8
ITTresIdx n
20.39 0.16 1.0 13.5
158.20 -2.25 -0.5 73.1
LarCapAd n
LTGradeAdml n 7.80 0.11 2.2 11.6
LTsryAdml n
8.16 0.18 2.8 0.7
MidCpAdml n 374.18 1.22 4.1 42.6
MuHYAdml n 10.74 0.03 1.4 14.4
MuIntAdml n 13.98 0.04 1.8 12.8
MuLTAdml n 10.95 0.04 1.5 12.6
MuLtdAdml n 11.09 0.02 1.2 12.1
MuShtAdml n 15.94 0.01 0.7 11.7
NJLTAdml n
11.51 0.04 1.5 13.1
NYLTAdml n
10.96 0.04 1.5 13.1
PacifAdml n
131.11 5.47 17.0 71.3
PALTAdml n
10.92 0.04 1.3 12.7
PrmcpAdml nr 193.85 -2.44 4.8 83.4
RealEstatAdml n 134.05 3.31 6.9 17.6
S&PSC600Idx 486.16 -3.82 8.9 31.3
SmCapAdml n 132.33 -0.58 7.1 42.3
SmGthAdml n 110.68 -0.64 4.3 42.5
STBondAdml n 10.36 0.03 0.7 15.4
STCorpIx n
21.80 0.06 0.8 18.6
STFedAdml n 10.39 0.03 0.8 15.1
STIGradeAdml n 10.55 0.02 0.8 19.1
STIPSIxAdm n 24.95 0.02 0.6 16.2
STsryAdml n
9.97 0.03 0.7 13.9
STTresIdx n
19.64 0.05 0.6 14.2
TotBdAdml n
9.85 0.07 1.3 13.9
TotIntBdIdxAdm n 19.52 0.12 1.1 14.8
TotIntlAdmIdx nr 44.24 0.72 9.2 62.8
TotStAdml n 163.89 -2.14 0.4 69.2
TxMBal nr
49.68 -0.21 0.9 37.5
TxMCapAdml n 352.09 -4.88 0.1 70.1
TxMIn nr
22.05 0.43 9.9 66.4
107.22 -0.78 9.1 31.3
TxMSC nr
USGroAdml n 179.39 -3.87 -8.0 80.0
101.00 6.58 8.8 48.6
UtilIxAd nr
ValAdml n
80.43 -0.10 7.9 52.7
WdsrllAdml n 86.68 -0.56 3.9 58.9
WellsIAdml n 63.76 0.48 3.4 27.3
WelltnAdml n 77.43 -0.24 0.3 48.0
WndsrAdml n 76.66 -0.67 3.4 37.7
VANGUARD FDS:
CAIT n
11.72 0.04 1.8 12.6
DivdGro n
33.21 -0.33 1.1 28.2
DivrEq n
53.04 -0.74 -1.3 59.1
Energy nr
57.06 2.15 14.9 63.2
EqInc n
47.24 0.01 6.5 50.1
119.60 -1.34 4.2 32.0
Explr n
FTAlWldInAdml n 49.90 0.79 9.2 63.5
GlbCapCyl Inv nr 23.25 0.66 13.9 107.5
GlbEq n
38.25 -0.42 -0.2 52.4
GloMinVolFdAdm n 33.33 0.19 5.7 43.3
GNMA n
9.58 0.08 1.6 14.1
GroInc n
66.74 -0.90 -0.7 72.6
207.90 0.73 1.6 23.7
HlthCare nr
HYCor nr
5.56 0.00 0.5 27.3
InflaPro n
11.85 0.08 1.3 12.6
IntlExplr n
21.94 0.36 9.1 48.4
IntlGr n
36.69 0.10 2.3 37.7
IntlVal n
45.07 0.70 9.3 52.7
ITIGrade n
8.98 0.06 1.1 21.2
LifeCon n
22.35 0.09 2.3 33.7
LifeGro n
52.48 0.05 3.4 55.4
LifeInc n
16.06 0.10 1.8 23.7
LifeMod n
35.58 0.09 2.9 44.2
MATxEx n
10.25 0.03 1.5 12.3
MidCpGro pn 22.91 -0.47 -7.8 31.7
MuHY n
10.74 0.03 1.4 14.1
MuInt n
13.98 0.04 1.8 12.6
OHLTte n
11.79 0.03 1.3 12.1
187.18 -2.35 4.8 83.1
Primcp nr
PrmcpCor n
39.75 -0.65 7.3 82.2
SelValu nr
28.83 0.04 8.7 45.7
STAR n
29.77 0.00 2.1 41.2
STIGrade n
10.55 0.02 0.8 18.7
StratgcEq n
39.46 -0.28 5.2 52.7
StrSmCpEqInv n 44.78 -0.55 5.7 53.0
TgtRe2020 n 28.03 0.11 2.1 33.0
TgtRe2025 n 20.46 0.07 2.6 40.0
TgtRe2030 n 43.54 0.11 2.9 45.0
TgtRe2035 n 28.23 0.06 3.1 49.2
Net YTD 3-Yr.
NAV Chg. % Ret. % Ret.
TgtRe2040 n 51.61 0.09
TgtRe2045 n 35.96 0.03
TgtRe2050 n 61.48 0.01
TgtRe2060 n 63.26 0.01
TgtRet2055 n 68.63 0.01
TgtRetInc n
14.15 0.06
USGro n
69.26 -1.49
WellsI n
26.32 0.20
Welltn n
44.85 -0.13
Wndsr n
22.74 -0.20
WndsrII n
48.87 -0.32
VANGUARD INDEX FDS:
631.82 -8.64
500
EmgMktInstPl 120.96 0.90
404.75 -3.50
ExtndIstPl
FTAIWdInPl 167.54 2.66
IdxIntl
26.45 0.43
ITTresIdx Inst 25.30 0.20
LTTresIdx Inst 24.40 0.54
MdCpGrAdml n 117.67 -0.36
MdCpVlAdml n 99.70 0.73
SmValAdml n 99.37 -0.34
TotBd2
9.72 0.08
TotIntlInstIdx r 176.94 2.88
TotItlInstPlId r 176.98 2.88
163.85 -2.14
TotSt
VANGUARD INSTL FDS:
BalInst
52.22 -0.24
DevMktsIndInst22.08 0.43
DevMktsInxInst 34.51 0.67
EmMkInst r
36.36 0.27
164.01 -1.42
ExtndInst
FTAlWldIst r 158.21 2.51
FTScinst
45.91 -0.90
235.74 -5.55
GrwthInst
InPrSeIn
9.48 0.07
552.04 -7.54
InstIdx
552.04 -7.54
InstPlus
113.38 -1.48
InstTStIdx
113.36 -1.48
InstTStPlus
ITBdInst
10.64 0.09
651.13 -9.25
LaCapInst
MidCpInst
82.66 0.27
407.66 1.32
MidCpIstPl
RealEstaInstl 20.75 0.51
Rs1000GrwIdxInst885.52-18.85
Russ1000IdxInst599.17 -7.87
132.33 -0.58
SmCapInst
381.95 -1.68
SmCapIstPl
SmGthInst
88.64 -0.51
SmValInst
55.54 -0.19
STBdIdxInstPl 10.36 0.03
STBDInst
10.36 0.03
STCorpIxInst p 26.69 0.08
STIGradeInst 10.55 0.02
STIPSIxins
24.97 0.03
STTresIdx
24.67 0.06
TotBdInst
9.85 0.07
TotBdInst2
9.72 0.08
TotBdInstPl
9.85 0.07
TotIntBdIdxInst 29.29 0.17
163.92 -2.14
TotStInst
TtlWrldIxInst p 298.44 -0.37
TxMCaInst r 174.94 -2.42
ValueInst
80.43 -0.09
Victory Funds:
EstValI
49.59 0.42
SmCoOppI
50.57 -0.36
Victory Port:
Market Neutral I 9.00 0.11
SSfnd
50.04 NA
VsycamoreFnd 49.21 NA
Victory Portfolios I:
500Indx Reward n 82.58 -1.13
CrnstModAggr n 28.48 0.06
Gr&Inc n
25.98 -0.27
Grwth n
38.25 -0.74
Inco n
11.82 0.06
IncStk n
19.68 -0.08
IntmTerm n
12.74 0.04
LgTerm n
12.14 0.05
Nasdaq100 n 59.25 -0.81
ntTerBd n
9.36 NA
S&PIdx n
82.50 -1.13
TarRet2040 n 14.73 NA
VicAggFnd n
71.45 -1.16
SustWld n
32.83 -0.17
CorePlus INSTL 9.36 NA
Income Fund INST 11.81 0.06
Short-Term INSTL 9.19 0.01
VirtusFunds Cl I:
MulSStI
4.60 NA
Vivaldi Merger:
Arbitrage Fund 10.58 0.00
Voya Fds:
InmdBdI
8.91 NA
3.3 53.5
3.5 57.7
3.7 61.4
3.7 61.4
3.7 61.5
2.0 29.4
-8.0 79.5
3.4 27.0
0.3 47.7
3.4 37.2
3.9 58.5
0.0 71.7
7.2 53.1
3.4 51.6
9.2 63.8
9.2 62.6
1.0 13.5
2.7 0.4
-2.1 40.3
8.5 41.8
9.2 41.9
1.3 13.9
9.2 63.0
9.2 63.1
0.4 68.7
0.8 45.8
9.9 66.5
9.9 66.6
7.2 53.0
3.4 51.5
9.2 63.7
-2.7 73.1
-6.1 92.5
1.3 13.1
0.0 72.2
0.0 72.3
0.4 69.3
0.4 69.3
1.3 16.3
-0.5 73.2
4.1 42.7
4.1 42.7
6.9 17.7
-5.5 91.5
0.1 70.8
7.1 42.3
7.1 42.4
4.3 42.6
9.2 41.9
0.7 15.5
0.7 15.5
0.8 18.7
0.8 19.2
0.6 16.3
0.6 14.3
1.3 14.0
1.3 14.1
1.3 14.0
1.1 14.9
0.4 69.2
3.7 66.7
0.1 70.3
7.9 52.7
10.1 27.5
11.3 22.3
4.3 20.8
NA NA
NA NA
-0.2 73.1
3.6 39.5
2.9 70.1
-5.9 89.1
1.3 17.1
8.1 49.5
1.4 12.1
1.5 12.1
-2.0 100.1
NA NA
-0.2 72.7
NA NA
-4.7 96.9
3.9 69.2
NA NA
1.3 17.2
0.7 19.3
NA
NA
0.3 15.4
NA
NA
WXYZ
WCM Focus Funds:
WCMFocIntlGrwIns 26.65 0.29
Weitz Funds:
CorPluInc Inst
9.81 NA
Western Asset:
CorePlusBdI
9.41 NA
ManagedMuniA 15.05 0.04
Wilmington Funds:
RoxSCG Inst
97.13 -0.94
7.1 45.9
NA
NA
NA NA
1.4 11.1
9.8 105.8
February 16, 2026
BARRON’S
49
MARKET LABORATORY
D ATA
B A R R ON S .C OM / D ATA
DJ Half-Hourly Averages
The Dow Jones Averages
Daily
Industrials
51300
Components
Week's
Change
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3M
-0.83
Amazon.com
-11.53
American Express
-21.65
Amgen
-15.13
Apple
-22.34
Boeing
-0.07
Caterpillar
48.00
Chevron
2.88
Cisco Systems
-7.97
Coca-Cola
-0.35
Disney
-3.25
Goldman Sachs
-23.61
Home Depot
5.90
Honeywell International
3.00
IBM
-36.55
Johnson & Johnson
3.46
JPMorgan Chase
-19.85
McDonald's
0.42
Merck
-0.52
Microsoft
0.18
Nike Cl B
-0.79
NVIDIA
-2.60
Procter & Gamble
0.90
Salesforce
-1.63
Sherwin-Williams
6.91
Travelers
-7.28
UnitedHealth Group
16.54
Verizon Communications 2.70
Visa Cl A
-17.50
Walmart
2.71
49200
47100
45000
42900
August
September
October
November
December
January
February
20500
Week's
Change
17700
16300
14900
September
October
November
December
January
February
Utilities
1200
American Elec Power
American Water Works
Atmos Energy
Consolidated Edison
Dominion Energy
Duke Energy
Edison International
Exelon
FirstEnergy
NextEra Energy
Public Svc Enterprise
Sempra
Southern
Vistra
Xcel Energy
9.14
9.17
7.87
6.38
4.18
6.34
7.45
4.15
3.47
4.33
5.72
7.42
4.87
21.84
5.69
11
Market Advance/Decline Volumes
12
13
49970.62 50222.37 50380.41 50333.93 49433.02
50047.79 50193.49 50243.15 50170.27 49439.58
49925.56 50496.84 50331.94 50337.69 49373.19
50089.66 50407.24 50012.69 50294.57 49501.61
50179.08 50369.70 49985.98 50095.48 49500.34
50094.28 50334.13 50069.68 49614.39 49590.62
50120.73 50407.57 50162.32 49606.18 49644.57
50108.90 50391.65 50198.69 49525.34 49656.29
50073.26 50357.82 50134.42 49468.56 49667.97
50086.14 50189.80 50116.48 49481.99 49662.59
50125.12 50190.49 50061.15 49610.37 49595.26
50173.04 50232.68 50155.04 49643.76 49589.86
50173.56 50257.56 50121.96 49754.63 49489.39
50134.18 50241.64 50128.32 49650.15 49400.55
50135.87 50188.14 50121.40 49451.98 49500.93
50667.74 50897.08 50961.23 50900.06 50090.61
49414.03 49692.86 49489.11 49003.56 48678.71
50219.40 50512.79 50499.04 50447.01 49743.98
49837.45 50115.03 49901.61 49420.28 49084.35
+20.20
+52.27
–66.74 –669.42
+48.95
Daily
1150
1100
1050
1000
August
September
October
November
December
January
February
Note: Theoretical highs and lows are shown. A red chart indicates a lower price than the starting period. Green means it's higher than the starting period.
1138.85
1140.73
1146.57
1159.80
1164.19
1167.77
1169.22
1170.15
1167.10
1169.64
1169.23
1170.04
1168.26
1167.96
1171.18
1175.30
1137.85
1172.05
1138.39
+29.77
Theoretical (t): High 1175.30 Low 1077.19
Actual (a): High 1172.05 Low 1081.03
Dow Jones 65 Composite (divisor: 0.79548840330647)
Open (t)
15845.22 15895.71 15983.12 16002.08
Open (a)
15872.75 15886.94 15949.46 15958.23
10:00
15798.50 15970.13 16021.08 16024.30
10:30
15846.41 15948.50 15924.96 15891.72
11:00
15868.53 15947.33 15918.25 15811.08
11:30
15852.93 15955.61 15939.98 15674.00
12:00
15859.44 15969.05 15965.22 15668.20
12:30
15861.40 15974.15 15966.51 15621.68
1:00
15849.27 15974.34 15949.55 15610.23
1:30
15856.41 15936.15 15943.72 15635.74
2:00
15868.23 15935.28 15920.97 15679.02
2:30
15880.94 15954.59 15944.20 15693.08
3:00
15883.44 15956.83 15933.70 15745.05
3:30
15871.52 15950.09 15927.47 15730.00
Close
15867.46 15925.39 15927.33 15671.27
High (t)
16023.90 16123.30 16193.72 16211.48
Low (t)
15663.70 15743.57 15741.40 15449.06
High (a)
15891.97 15983.88 16048.76 16059.83
Low (a)
15776.23 15886.94 15896.67 15601.70
Change
–20.62
+57.93
+1.94 –256.06
Theoretical (t): High 16211.48 Low 15449.06
Actual (a): High 16059.83 Low 15601.70
10
11
12
13
Market Advance/Decline Totals
Weekly Comp.
NYSE
NYSE
Amer
Nasdaq
NYSE
Arca
Total Issues
Advances
Declines
Unchanged
New Highs
New Lows
2,856
1,558
1,262
36
653
174
301
155
141
5
24
30
5,182
2,108
2,972
102
675
590
2,557
1,444
1,102
11
981
89
NYSE Composite Daily Breadth
Dow Jones 20 Transport (divisor: 0.15395808703479)
Open (t)
19837.61 19742.84 19863.65 19945.95 19064.21
Open (a)
19889.15 19739.43 19880.36 19905.68 19081.04
10:00
19720.51 19793.02 20108.04 20042.69 19134.77
10:30
19694.26 19767.75 20054.13 19627.97 19017.37
11:00
19754.76 19825.94 20001.61 19148.45 19121.73
11:30
19745.73 19837.83 19993.43 18870.23 19315.46
12:00
19776.16 19904.81 19981.72 18785.25 19363.24
12:30
19753.35 19882.38 19980.20 18721.12 19394.59
1:00
19746.61 19906.85 19987.50 18679.21 19398.19
1:30
19761.46 19891.83 19934.01 18651.63 19367.83
2:00
19798.70 19878.84 19922.44 18939.00 19366.18
2:30
19798.26 19881.03 19902.69 18863.13 19408.09
19790.93 19857.93 19886.97 18977.50 19372.22
3:00
3:30
19783.79 19876.06 19867.00 19042.93 19370.68
Close
19753.82 19817.21 19825.66 19025.63 19343.32
High (t)
19952.77 20022.01 20261.20 20158.90 19540.38
Low (t)
19576.59 19588.71 19656.71 18504.42 18851.23
High (a)
19889.15 19930.59 20150.74 20084.33 19421.39
Low (a)
19633.97 19721.50 19814.85 18612.40 18968.80
Change
–138.54
+63.39
+8.45 –800.03 +317.69
Dow Jones 15 Utilities (divisor: 1.31844753190630)
Open (t)
1087.66 1098.17 1117.34 1124.89
Open (a)
1088.74 1096.84
1111.99 1123.30
10:00
1083.26 1098.83
1113.87 1133.72
10:30
1084.24 1097.44 1114.25 1138.16
11:00
1087.19 1098.91
1112.19 1143.69
11:30
1087.93 1101.99
1113.16
1148.11
12:00
1085.62 1106.51 1115.84 1147.62
12:30
1086.25 1108.05 1115.60 1146.05
1:00
1088.36 1107.41 1117.22 1148.74
1:30
1087.67 1110.08 1116.67 1148.36
2:00
1087.20 1112.52
1117.36 1147.50
2:30
1087.11 1114.86 1118.48 1145.44
3:00
1090.04 1117.56 1119.22 1145.69
3:30
1090.35 1117.56 1118.07 1149.53
Close
1090.50
1111.61 1120.02
1141.41
High (t)
1096.14
1119.77 1126.42 1156.62
Low (t)
1077.19 1089.61 1105.46 1123.45
High (a)
1091.60 1118.55 1120.33 1150.80
Low (a)
1081.03 1094.78 1110.06 1123.30
Change
+1.25
+21.11
+8.41
+21.39
Feb 9
NY Up
711,991 710,279 718,111 433,856 873,029
NY Off
561,329 552,666 663,229 1,152,817 434,846
NY Up - Comp. 3,298,731 3,029,669 3,201,931 1,945,020 3,678,912
NY Off - Comp. 2,291,737 2,491,606 2,941,759 5,152,881 1,976,947
NYSE Amer UP 24,424
11,408
14,583
15,059
16,648
NYSE Amer Off
4,815 18,502
14,156
24,361
7,864
NASD Up
5,454,920 4,317,082 5,199,466 2,396,814 5,397,803
NASD Off 2,645,382 4,141,347 4,689,019 6,392,619 2,457,384
NYSE Arca UP 334,921 217,231 256,578 319,814 401,484
NYSE Arca Off 171,886 248,222 363,067 501,421 280,362
% (QCHA)
+.31
+.34
–.15
–1.42
+.89
% (QACH)
+1.58
–.21
+.30
–2.70
+1.33
% (QCHAQ)
+.98
–.20
–.92
–1.92
+.84
Week ended last Friday compared to previous Friday
Theoretical (t): High 50961.23 Low 48678.71
Actual (a): High 50512.79 Low 49084.35
19100
August
Components
10
Theoretical (t): High 20261.20 Low 18504.42
Actual (a): High 20150.74 Low 18612.40
Alaska Air Group
-4.18
American Airlines Group -1.36
Avis Budget Group
-2.07
CH Robinson Worldwide -24.58
CSX
0.26
Delta Air Lines
-6.35
Expeditors Intl of Wash -18.54
FedEx
5.49
JB Hunt Transport
-6.15
Kirby Corp
2.55
Landstar System
-19.72
Matson
-0.76
Norfolk Southern
8.46
Old Dominion Freight Line -9.26
Ryder System
-3.73
Southwest Airlines
-3.15
Uber Technologies
-4.78
Union Pacific
8.06
United Airlines
-6.62
United Parcel Service B
1.90
Week's
Change
Open (t)
Open (a)
10:00
10:30
11:00
11:30
12:00
12:30
1:00
1:30
2:00
2:30
3:00
3:30
Close
High (t)
Low (t)
High (a)
Low (a)
Change
Feb 9
Daily
Transportation
Components
Trading Diary
Dow Jones 30 Industrial (divisor: 0.16242563904928)
15670.62
15677.80
15679.46
15730.47
15752.18
15802.07
15818.92
15820.34
15820.58
15819.64
15808.51
15814.39
15781.41
15764.44
15792.08
15957.45
15473.72
15847.11
15609.85
+120.81
Feb 9
10
11
12
13
Issues Traded
2,833
2,835
2,828
2,839
2,830
Advances
1,609
1,701
1,476
852
2,007
Declines
1,137
1,039
1,265
1,900
738
Unchanged
87
95
87
87
85
New Highs
296
308
415
370
192
New Lows
63
38
80
134
49
Blocks - primary
4,277
4,122
4,352
4,236
4,025
Total (000) - primary 1,285,291 1,283,188 1,386,442 1,591,088 1,319,748
5,650,266 5,595,954 6,175,515 7,118,701 5,718,365
Total (000)
NYSE American Composite
Daily
Feb 9
10
11
12
13
Issues Traded
296
295
294
299
294
Advances
181
138
142
83
201
Declines
99
143
140
209
81
Unchanged
16
14
12
7
12
New Highs
11
15
14
11
4
New Lows
9
6
5
14
13
Blocks - primary
256
264
229
345
256
Total (000) - primary 29,539 30,225 28,890 39,435 26,129
Total (000)
481,267 528,826 596,023 1,369,102 659,486
Nasdaq
Daily
Feb 9
10
11
12
13
Issues Traded
4,976
4,974
5,002
5,044
4,968
Advances
2,864
2,314
1,847
1,309
3,118
Declines
1,933
2,457
2,962
3,562
1,664
Unchanged
179
203
193
173
186
New Highs
355
301
334
309
128
New Lows
162
123
269
370
193
Blocks - primary 46,455 56,120 63,943 48,302 43,847
8,174,058 8,513,447 9,927,019 8,855,297 7,964,834
Total (000)
NYSE Arca Composite
Daily
Feb 9
10
11
12
13
Issues Traded
2,503
2,499
2,494
2,503
2,495
Advances
1,969
1,326
1,275
622
1,933
Declines
471
1,133
1,159
1,853
522
Unchanged
63
40
60
28
40
New Highs
616
648
684
562
152
New Lows
26
20
44
56
20
Blocks - primary
4,098
3,515
5,638
6,340
6,132
Total (000) - primary 519,356 467,272 623,084 822,083 691,268
Total (000)
2,857,008 2,752,973 3,527,276 4,335,848 3,508,010
Other Market Indexes
Daily
2/09
2/10
2/11
2/12
2/13
NYSE Amer Comp 8457.36 8478.11 8742.42 8448.47 8655.40
BNY ADR Idx
261.43 262.75 266.10 261.83
261.66
Europe
229.19 228.84 230.44
227.31
227.15
Latin Am
283.42 283.79 290.76 283.67
281.65
Asia
348.15 352.56 358.64 352.72 352.44
Emerg M
585.26 592.78 603.70 590.67
588.21
DJ US TSM Float68926.79 68718.04 68673.73 67567.14 67677.91
Nasdaq Cmp
23238.67 23102.47 23066.47 22597.15 22546.67
100 Index
25268.14 25127.64 25201.26 24687.61 24732.73
Indus.
12376.63 12371.80 12354.18 12212.77 12263.53
Insur.
14910.26 14930.62 14876.40 14990.12 14877.37
Banks
5096.59 5052.89 4987.42 4910.23 4936.28
Computer 22700.77 22521.39 22492.60 21963.87 21788.44
Telecom
559.64 559.87 564.42 537.73
546.01
NYSE Comp.-z 23340.74 23398.11 23479.73 23188.82 23326.09
Financial-z 14606.78 14578.00 14424.85 14185.86 14169.28
Health Care-z27135.22 27117.38 27291.07 27320.02 27519.95
Energy-z
16724.89 16672.01 17099.85 16717.37 16873.73
Russell 1000 3800.94 3790.47 3788.87 3728.04 3732.67
2000
2689.05 2679.77 2669.47 2615.83 2646.70
3000
3964.66 3953.61 3951.31 3887.14 3893.84
Value-v
2209.94 2206.58 2211.56 2184.97 2200.09
Growth-v
4641.90 4624.11 4609.64 4518.61 4502.22
MidCap
4075.79 4080.23 4078.36 4013.77 4058.78
S&P 100 Index 3435.76 3419.63 3409.62 3352.68 3336.64
500
6964.82 6941.81 6941.47 6832.76 6836.17
Ind.
10152.17 10114.14 10136.08 9971.19 9966.47
MidCap
3592.93 3589.83 3581.45 3531.96 3563.45
SmallCap
1610.34 1610.61 1608.45 1579.06 1597.05
Value Line(A) 13005.54 13044.46 13006.56 12780.94 12918.68
Value Line(G)
662.54 664.33 661.89 649.82 656.52
DJ US Small TSM18393.85 18349.24 18300.82 18004.11 18180.31
(A)-Arithmetic Index. (G)-Geometric Index.
(v)-Value 1000 and Growth 1000. (y)-Dec. 31,1965=50. (z)-Dec. 31,2002=5000.
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BARRON’S
MARKET LABORATORY
D ATA
B A R R ON S .C OM / D ATA
The Week In Stocks For the Major Indexes
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12-Month
High
Low
Weekly
High
Dow Jones Indexes
50188.14 37645.59
30 Indus
50188.14
19892.36 12637.04
20 Transp
19825.66
1171.18
953.88
15 Utilities
1171.18
15927.33 11713.15
65 Comp
15927.33
Dow Jones Indexes
69049.79 49067.76
US TSM Float
68926.79
1696.05
1208.95
US Market
1692.23
1316.48
915.89
Internet
1137.26
New York Stock Exchange
23479.73 17188.46
Comp-z
23479.73
14669.65 10972.75
Financial-z
14606.78
27695.49 22462.29
Health Care-z
27519.95
17099.85 11686.49
Energy-z
17099.85
NYSE American Stock Exchange
8742.42
4390.16
NYSE Amer Comp 8742.42
Standard & Poor's Indexes
3481.00
2405.92
100 Index
3435.76
6978.60
4982.77
500 Index
6964.82
10224.78 7032.71
Indus
10152.17
3592.93
2560.93
MidCap
3592.93
1610.61
1106.12
SmallCap
1610.61
Nasdaq Stock Market
23958.47 15267.91
Comp
23238.67
26119.85 17090.40
100 Index
25268.14
13104.07 9648.61
Indus
12376.63
16541.07 14498.43
Insur
14990.12
5110.47
3605.97
Banks
5096.59
23864.22 13524.30
Computer
22700.77
564.42
445.02
Telecom
564.42
Russell Indexes
3809.43
2719.99
1000
3800.94
2718.77
1760.71
2000
2689.05
3971.58
2826.03
3000
3964.66
2211.56
1643.26
Value-v
2211.56
4947.87
3225.04
Growth-v
4641.90
4080.23
2991.07
MidCap
4080.23
Others
13044.46 9141.06
Value Line-a
13044.46
664.33
495.50
Value Line-g
664.33
18458.44 12129.52
DJ US Small TSM 18393.85
Barron's Future Focus 1330.49
1351.17
1019.88
1506.57
1058.38
Barron's 400
1506.57
Friday
Change From
12/31
% Chg.
Low
Close
Chg.
49451.98
19025.63
1090.50
15671.27
49500.93
19343.32
1171.18
15792.08
–614.74
–549.04
81.93
–96.00
–1.23
–2.76
7.52
–0.60
4954.85
2736.79
164.90
1815.01
11.12
16.48
16.39
12.99
1437.64
1986.13
103.11
848.82
2.99
11.44
9.65
5.68
67567.14
1659.57
1074.54
67677.91
1661.62
1084.00
–910.76
–22.26
–41.51
–1.33
–1.32
–3.69
6887.55
167.77
–136.78
11.33
11.23
–11.20
176.40
0.20
–148.97
0.26
0.01
–12.08
23188.82
14169.28
27117.38
16672.01
23326.09
14169.28
27519.95
16873.73
73.27
–448.35
162.71
359.80
0.32
–3.07
0.59
2.18
3195.60
1311.82
2274.98
3186.36
15.87
10.20
9.01
23.28
1322.16
–152.88
658.39
2689.69
6.01
–1.07
2.45
18.96
8448.47
8655.40
367.76
4.44
3554.69
69.69
1788.61
26.05
3336.64
6832.76
9966.47
3531.96
1579.06
3336.64
6836.17
9966.47
3563.45
1597.05
–80.66
–96.13
–119.05
–23.56
–13.27
–2.36
–1.39
–1.18
–0.66
–0.82
342.23
721.54
1225.10
364.84
167.21
11.43
11.80
14.01
11.41
11.69
–95.70
–9.33
26.28
258.31
129.29
–2.79
–0.14
0.26
7.82
8.81
22546.67
24687.61
12212.77
14876.40
4910.23
21788.44
537.73
22546.67
24732.73
12263.53
14877.37
4936.28
21788.44
546.01
–484.54
–343.04
–122.77
–885.75
–174.19
–597.10
–4.25
–2.10
–1.37
–0.99
–5.62
–3.41
–2.67
–0.77
2519.90
2618.04
–17.79
–634.21
334.65
3483.24
32.91
12.58
11.84
–0.14
–4.09
7.27
19.03
6.41
–695.32
–517.11
–246.07
–678.81
343.34
–999.86
36.80
–2.99
–2.05
–1.97
–4.36
7.48
–4.39
7.23
3728.04
2615.83
3887.14
2184.97
4502.22
4013.77
3732.67
2646.70
3893.84
2200.09
4502.22
4058.78
–50.51
–23.64
–51.86
–9.94
–97.23
–3.28
–1.34
–0.89
–1.31
–0.45
–2.11
–0.08
375.32
366.72
398.12
287.39
310.27
371.32
11.18
16.08
11.39
15.03
7.40
10.07
–0.21
164.79
11.07
128.52
–262.30
213.70
–0.01
6.64
0.29
6.20
–5.51
5.56
12780.94
649.82
18004.11
1289.79
1478.14
12918.68
656.52
18180.31
1300.37
1497.40
–63.55
–5.17
–166.28
–23.84
–3.87
–0.49
–0.78
–0.91
–1.80
–0.26
1542.86
32.10
2349.77
43.32
191.82
13.56
5.14
14.84
3.45
14.69
704.11
28.21
1255.00
–11.88
84.47
5.76
4.49
7.41
–0.91
5.98
U.S. Dollar Index vs Euro and Yen
s
s
0
YEN in $
-5
s
-10
DXY (96.88)
-15
J
A
S
O
N
D
J
Last Week
Prev. Week
Last Year
49500.93
25.09
3.99
1972.96
1.54
762.87
6.20
7981.11
19343.32
41.26
2.42
468.83
1.29
249.35
4.81
4022.00
1171.18
22.06
4.53
53.09
2.67
31.26
2.57
455.54
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
50115.67
25.42
3.93
1971.43
1.52
761.09
6.28
7981.11
19892.36
40.77
2.45
487.93
1.25
249.35
4.95
4022.00
1089.25
20.49
4.88
53.16
2.86
31.19
2.39
455.54
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
44546.08
26.22
3.81
1698.87
1.58
705.17
5.59
7964.47
16606.53
18.79
5.32
883.88
1.44
238.70
4.24
3914.65
1006.28
19.82
5.05
50.78
2.97
29.86
2.13
472.26
6114.63
30.53
3.28
200.27
1.26
77.04
5.53
1106.21
8741.37
34.65
2.89
252.28
1.11
97.03
7.31
1195.42
This is a list of the Dow Jones trailing 52-week diluted share
earnings, dividends and book values as reported by the company.
Bolded numbers indicate new values. Sources Barron's Stats and
FactSet.
Industrial Stocks
5
J
DJ Ind Avg
P/E Ratio
Earns Yield %
Earns $
Divs Yield %
Divs $
Mkt to Book
Book Value $
DJ Trans Avg
P/E Ratio
Earns Yield %
Earns $
Divs Yield %
Divs $
Mkt to Book
Book Value $
DJ Utility Avg
P/E Ratio
Earns Yield %
Earns $
Divs Yield %
Divs $
Mkt to Book
Book Value $
S&P 500 Index
P/E Ratio
Earns Yield %
Earns $
Divs Yield %
Divs $
Mkt to Book
Book Value $
S&P Ind Index
P/E Ratio
Earns Yield %
Earns $
Divs Yield %
Divs $
Mkt to Book
Book Value $
10
EURO in $
M
DJ latest 52-week earnings and dividends adjusted by Dow Divisors
at Friday's close. S&P Dec. 4-quarter's GAAP earnings as reported
and indicated dividends based on Friday close.S&P 500 P/E ratios
based on GAAP earnings as reported. For additional earnings
series, please refer to www.spglobal.com. DJ latest available book
values for FY 2024 and 2023, and S&P latest for 2023 and 2022. rRevised data
Per Share Values of Stocks
In the Dow Jones Averages
A Dollar Down: Friday’s cooler inflation reading for January removed some pressure for rate cuts. But
China’s central bank plans to buy fewer U.S. Treasuries, reducing demand for dollars. Gold rose, too. Measuring the dollar against six currencies, the ICE U.S. Dollar Index slipped 0.8% on the week.
15
A
Stock Volume
Indexes’ P/Es & Yields
12-Month
Chg.
% Chg.
Weekly
% Chg.
High/Low's are based upon the daily closing index. a-Arithmetic Index. G-Geometric Index. V-Value 1000 and Growth 1000 y-Dec. 31,1965=50 z-Dec. 31,2002=5000
M
February 16, 2026
F
Source: Tullett Prebon
Earns
Book
Divs. Value
Earns
Book
Divs. Value
Am Exp
15.39
Amgen
12.94
Apple
7.91
Boeing
(5.74)
Caterpillar 18.82
Chevron Corp 6.66
Cisco Sys
2.66
Coca Cola
3.04
Disney Walt 6.86
Goldman Sachs 51.29
Home Depot 14.67
Honeywell 8.28
IBM
11.25
Johnson&Johnson 11.05
JPMorganChase 20.01
3.28 43.11
9.66 10.95
1.04 3.77
Nil (5.22)
5.94 40.78
6.84 86.10
1.64 11.34
2.04 5.78
1.25 55.57
14.00 350.00
9.20 6.68
4.58 28.65
6.72 29.48
5.14 29.70
5.80 116.07
McDonalds
Merck Co
Microsoft
NVIDIA
Nike Inc
Proc Gam
3M Co
Salesforce.com
Sherwin-Williams
Travelers Cos
UnitedHealthGrp
Verizon
Visa
Amazon
Wal-mart
11.95
7.28
14.29
4.03
1.70
6.70
6.00
7.49
10.27
27.53
19.16
4.05
10.66
6.14
2.86
7.17 (5.31)
3.28 18.32
3.40 46.20
0.04 3.24
1.61 8.95
4.23 21.88
2.97 7.12
1.66 63.59
3.09 16.12
4.35 122.97
8.73 101.27
2.74 23.57
2.52 19.38
Nil 27.00
0.94 11.34
Nil 35.51
Nil (6.05)
Nil (66.49)
2.49 14.51
0.52 6.58
0.68 23.66
1.54 16.11
5.73 117.96
1.77 39.92
Nil 10.23
Kirby Corp
Landstar Sys
Matson Inc
Norf Southern
Old Dominion
Ryder Sys
Southwest Air
Un Pacific
UPS
United Airlines
6.33
3.31
13.14
12.75
4.97
11.99
0.84
11.97
6.56
10.22
Nil 58.54
1.56 27.54
1.42 80.36
5.40 63.21
1.12 19.93
3.44 74.07
0.72 17.44
5.44 27.95
6.56 19.58
Nil 38.66
Transportation Stocks
Coming U.S. Auctions
144 Filings
Yields (%)
When Issued*
Last Auction
SEC Form 144 must be filed by holders of restricted securities (also called letter stock) who intend to
sell shares. Shares Indicated: the number to be sold. Sales Date: the approximate date of the sale.
(Sometimes shares aren't sold, even though their owner has filed a Form144.) Source: LSEG Data and
Analytics
Tuesday
Company
Sym
Shares
Indicated
$ Value
Sale
Date
$89.0 bil
3-month
3.682
3.600
Rush Street Interactive
RSI
741,341 12,691,758
2/4/26
$77.0 bil
6-month
3.600
3.500
Covenant Logistics
CVLG 500,000 12,300,000
2/9/26
$50.0 bil
1-year
3.418
3.390
Carnival
CCL
361,790 11,555,573 2/10/26
Ionis Pharmaceuticals
IONS
290,203 24,826,867
Monia, Brett
O
Roblox
RBLX
272,269 19,782,762 2/10/26
Baszucki, David
OD
Zurn Elkay Water Solutions
ZWS
270,000 13,979,532 2/10/26
Adams, Todd
OD
Zurn Elkay Water Solutions
ZWS
263,347 13,873,805
2/9/26
Adams, Todd
OD
Allegiant Travel
ALGT
175,000 19,990,890
2/6/26
Gallagher, Maurice
O
Procter & Gamble
PG
173,268 27,315,700 2/11/26
Moeller, Jon
OD
Illinois Tool Works
ITW
167,345 47,141,087
Santi, Ernest
D
Wednesday
$16.0 bil
* As of Friday afternoon.
20-year
4.640
4.846
2/6/26
2/4/26
Seller
Title
Schwartz, Richard
OD
Parker, David
OD
Bernstein, David
O
AlaskaAirGroup 0.87
AmericanAirlines 0.17
AvisBudgetGrp (59.80)
C.H. Robinson 4.83
CSX Corp
1.54
Delta Air Lines 7.67
Expeditors Int'l 6.13
FedEx
18.14
Hunt (JB)
6.14
UberTechnologies 4.55
6.86
5.69
7.49
5.74
2.94
6.32
7.66
2.73
Last Week
Prev. Week
Year Ago
YOY % Chg
6,865,757
3,095,776
680,242
384,040
4,160,058
154,218
43,434,655
7,579,684
3,602,113
797,459
372,192
4,771,763
183,567
49,214,499
5,047,163
2,381,061
550,247
307,546
3,238,855
75,966
43,161,629
36.03
30.02
23.62
24.87
28.44
103.01
0.63
15.77
14.76
4,332,100
17.04
13.01
r6,360,200
23.49
16.27
17,131,700
-32.87
-9.28
-74.71
2/11
2/12
2/13
2/9
Daily Stock Volume
2/10
NYSE(a)
1,285,291
1,283,188
1,386,442
1,591,088
1,319,748
30 Inds (b)
623,640.1
532,707.2
569,386.7
767,955.3
602,086.3
20 Trans (b)
104,907.5
111,699.8
136,628.9
196,532.6
130,473.4
15 Utils (b)
53,703.2
72,780.1
64,132.9
108,827.8
84,595.8
65 Stks (b)
782,250.8
717,187.2
770,148.6
1,073,315.7
817,155.5
NYSE Amer(a)
29,539
30,225
28,890
39,435
26,129
Nasd(d)
8,174,058
8,513,447
9,927,019
8,855,297
7,964,834
NYSE 15 Most Active
Avg. Price
21.22
31.38
17.31
17.86
13.08
% Tot Vol
18.97
15.83
15.72
14.59
13.68
Numbers in thousands save price and percentages. (a) Primary volume. (b) Composite volume.
(d) as of 4:10 pm. (r) Revised. (v) W/E Thursday. (z) Source: LSEG.
NYSE HALF-HOURLY VOLUME
Daily
9:30-10:00
10:00-10:30
10:30-11:00
11:00-11:30
11:30-12:00
12:00-12:30
12:30-1:00
1:00-1:30
1:30-2:00
2:00-2:30
2:30-3:00
3:00-3:30
3:30-4:00
2/09
2/10
2/11
2/12
2/13
133,814
54,624
50,419
39,884
34,107
33,033
31,862
40,785
29,793
31,102
35,088
47,054
723,726
111,577
51,091
45,193
48,832
39,290
32,138
31,183
33,787
36,532
33,575
38,647
45,846
735,496
124,812
65,186
52,972
48,470
42,249
43,056
33,127
36,924
39,965
36,938
42,282
49,336
771,126
130,486
60,536
59,938
75,305
67,973
59,964
48,258
62,490
51,602
44,286
53,137
54,047
823,067
131,911
61,547
53,132
46,915
41,244
36,786
33,051
42,064
33,222
36,725
40,717
44,658
717,776
Selected IPOs
ARKO Petroleum
AGI
SOLV Energy
Jaguar Uranium
Ticker
Initial Offer
Price
IPO Date
Recent Price
APC
AGBK
MWH
JAGU
18.00
12.00
25.00
4.00
2/12
2/11
2/11
2/10
18.00
11.00
32.34
3.32
Investor Sentiment Readings
High bullish readings in the Consensus stock index or in the
Market Vane stock index usually are signs of Market tops; low
ones, market bottoms.
Last Week
3.76 50.56
3.31 53.01
3.61 78.31
3.40 63.29
2.67 30.82
4.24 63.34
3.36 36.18
1.60 26.79
FirstEnergy
NextEra Energy
Pub Sv Ent
Sempra Energy
Southern Co.
Vistra
Xcel Energy
2.29
3.29
4.21
3.26
4.05
7.15
3.42
1.78 21.60
2.27 24.36
2.52 32.36
2.58 46.62
2.94 30.27
0.90 9.11
2.28 33.99
2 Weeks Ago 3 Weeks Ago
Consensus Index
75%
73%
74%
Bullish
38.5%
39.7%
44.4%
Bearish
38.1
29.0
30.8
Neutral
23.3
31.3
AAII Index
0.0%
-8.3%
29.4%
-17.0%
New Listings
NYSE
AGI (AGBK)
NYSE American
Jaguar Uranium (JAGU)
68%
68%
70%
44.7%
45.6%
45.8%
TIM Group Market Sentiment
Indicator
ARKO Petroleum (APC)
Braiin (BRAI)
SOLV Energy (MWH)
Trading
Suspended
24.8
Market Vane
Sources: Consensus Inc.; American Association of
Individual Investors; Market Vane; TIM Group
Arms Index
The Arms index, also known as the short term trading index,
is a number derived by dividing one quotient into another
quotient. The numerator in the index is the number of
advancing stocks divided by the number of declining stocks.
As of 3/14/11, the denominator in the index is now the
composite volume of advancing stocks divided by the
composite volume of declining stocks.
NYSE
NYSE American
Nasdaq
%Chg
Nasdaq
Consensus Bullish Sentiment
Bullish Consensus
Utility Stocks
AmericanElecPower
AmericanWaterWorks
Atmos Energy
Con Ed
DominionEnergy
Duke Energy
Edison Int'l
Exelon
NYSE(a)
30 Dow Inds (b)
20 Dow Trans (b)
15 Dow Utils (b)
65 Dow Stks (b)
NYSE American (a)
Nasdaq(d)
NYSE 15 Most Active
Average Price
% Tot Vol
Stock Offerings $(z,v)
2/9
2/10
2/11
2/12
2/13
.98
.73
.72
1.35
1.49
.90
1.07
1.28
.56
1.19
.20
.98
1.46
2.85
.85
NYSE
Hillenbrand (HI)
TreeHouse Foods (THS)
Nasdaq
Avadel Pharma (AVDL)
Carbon Revolution (CREV)
CyberArk Software (CYBR)
Dynavax Technologies (DVAX)
Generation Bio (GBIO)
ScanTech AI Systems (STAI)
Sotherly Hotels (SOHO)
Venus Concept (VERO)
Name
Changes
NYSE
Ridgepost Capital (RPC),
formerly P10 (PX)
Nasdaq
AIOS Tech (AIOS), formerly
NiSun International Enterprise
(NISN)
E-Power (EPOW), formerly
Sunrise New Energy
Sports Entertainment Gaming
Global (SEGG), formerly
Lottery.com
February 16, 2026
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BARRON’S
MARKET LABORATORY
B A R R ON S .C OM / D ATA
Dow Jones U.S. Total Market Industry Groups
Net Change
Top 20 Weekly Ranked
IG-Sym
Close
Durable Hshld Pdts
Gold Mining
Mobile Telecom
Mining
Specialty REITs
Electricity
Conventional Electricity
Water
Multiutilities
Electronic Equipment
Pipelines
Fixed Line Telecom
Commodity Chemicals
Home Construction
Personal Products
Food Retailers & Whlslrs
Chemicals
Commercial Vehicles
Containers & Packaging
Gas Distribution
DJUSHD
DJUSPM
DJUSWC
DJUSMG
DJUSSR
DJUSEU
DJUSVE
DJUSWU
DJUSMU
DJUSAI
DJUSPL
DJUSFC
DJUSCC
DJUSHB
DJUSCM
DJUSFD
DJUSCH
DJUSHR
DJUSCP
DJUSGU
149.48
329.06
433.51
282.47
281.03
456.19
457.10
2786.44
310.82
2223.03
1212.80
171.65
761.35
2764.63
407.71
1337.89
917.86
8083.39
499.58
409.42
Wkly
% Change and Ranking
YTD
+ 11.91
23.97
+ 24.75
69.77
+ 30.57
59.47
+ 19.90
59.04
+ 19.30
31.83
+ 31.02
34.07
+ 31.12
33.91
+ 182.54
72.71
+ 18.59
29.70
+ 129.58 384.89
+ 67.76
183.99
+ 9.33
23.56
+ 36.74
101.66
+ 129.42
415.65
+ 18.87
22.47
+ 61.09
175.58
+ 40.40
133.33
+ 355.23 1,810.40
+ 21.44
79.09
+ 17.21
31.94
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Top 20 Yr Ago Ranked
IG-Sym
Close
Gold Mining
Mining
Basic Resources
Electronic Equipment
Heavy Construction
Aluminum
Commercial Vehicles
Electronic & Electrical Equip
Drug Retailers
Nonferrous Metals
Electrical Comps & Equip
Aerospace
Industrial Metals & Mining
Aerospace & Defense
Semiconductor
Defense
Industrial Engineering
Steel
Oil Equipment & Svcs
Technology Hardware & Equip
DJUSPM
DJUSMG
DJUSBS
DJUSAI
DJUSHV
DJUSAL
DJUSHR
DJUSEE
DJUSRD
DJUSNF
DJUSEC
DJUSAS
DJUSIM
DJUSAE
DJUSSC
DJUSDN
DJUSIQ
DJUSST
DJUSOI
DJUSTQ
329.06
282.47
632.66
2223.03
2671.91
204.80
8083.39
1453.68
1513.42
840.60
1225.53
3490.50
706.75
3221.40
29368.38
894.94
5949.67
752.74
364.77
10375.65
Wkly
52 Week
Week
Rank
Yr Ago
Rank
YTD
Rank
3 Yr
High
Low
+8.66
+8.13
+7.59
+7.58
+7.38
+7.30
+7.30
+7.01
+6.36
+6.19
+5.92
+5.75
+5.07
+4.91
+4.85
+4.78
+4.60
+4.60
+4.48
+4.39
[1]
[2]
[3]
[4]
[5]
[6]
[7]
[8]
[9]
[10]
[11]
[12]
[13]
[14]
[15]
[16]
[17]
[18]
[19]
[20]
+.28
+165.81
+3.83
+156.87
+7.57
+17.90
+17.77
+6.94
+13.97
+81.36
+10.54
+12.90
–2.34
+22.09
+4.45
+9.67
+5.01
+63.85
+2.46
+19.48
[92]
[1]
[83]
[2]
[72]
[46]
[47]
[73]
[57]
[4]
[68]
[62]
[100]
[37]
[81]
[69]
[76]
[7]
[87]
[43]
+19.10
+26.91
+15.90
+26.42
+12.77
+8.07
+8.01
+2.68
+10.56
+20.94
+17.88
+15.91
+15.41
+17.70
+5.83
+15.11
+17.00
+28.86
+18.81
+8.46
[16]
[3]
[34]
[4]
[49]
[69]
[70]
[85]
[62]
[12]
[21]
[33]
[35]
[23]
[76]
[38]
[26]
[2]
[18]
[67]
–4.37
+42.76
+9.39
+39.11
+3.88
+12.54
+12.57
–4.24
+8.66
+34.59
+20.64
+14.44
+3.35
+21.21
–14.39
+18.16
+2.52
+28.94
+4.90
+9.94
149.62
345.65
450.29
297.78
281.03
467.04
468.45
3,076.41
310.82
2,223.03
1,212.80
175.03
789.50
2,884.94
450.84
1,339.11
919.69
8,121.25
499.58
409.42
97.10
110.21
351.44
97.89
237.99
350.99
351.93
2,572.16
256.46
951.64
959.32
137.61
611.06
1,942.88
342.66
1,122.58
713.71
3,985.32
390.42
333.11
Net Change
% Change and Ranking
YTD
+ 24.75
69.77
+ 19.90
59.04
+ 16.59
110.70
+ 129.58 384.89
+ 75.83
535.27
+ 2.70
23.26
+ 355.23 1,810.40
+ 56.57
237.12
– 12.46
100.23
+ 29.03
161.19
+ 36.26
194.00
+ 23.41
255.51
– 12.70
99.42
+ 23.25
292.18
– 128.19 1,028.46
+ 7.57
119.23
+ 168.65 1,068.66
– 52.45
74.66
+ 5.05
87.65
– 295.19
180.24
52 Week
Week
Rank
Yr Ago
Rank
YTD
Rank
+8.13
+7.58
+2.69
+6.19
+2.92
+1.34
+4.60
+4.05
–.82
+3.58
+3.05
+.68
–1.76
+.73
–.43
+.85
+2.92
–6.51
+1.40
–2.77
[2]
[4]
[37]
[10]
[33]
[56]
[18]
[25]
[84]
[28]
[30]
[67]
[95]
[66]
[81]
[63]
[34]
[124]
[54]
[105]
+165.81
+156.87
+82.16
+81.36
+77.16
+64.79
+63.85
+63.06
+58.48
+56.24
+55.16
+49.78
+47.37
+47.17
+46.17
+41.18
+40.19
+37.76
+32.61
+32.10
[1]
[2]
[3]
[4]
[5]
[6]
[7]
[8]
[9]
[10]
[11]
[12]
[13]
[14]
[15]
[16]
[17]
[18]
[19]
[20]
+26.91
+26.42
+21.21
+20.94
+25.05
+12.82
+28.86
+19.49
+7.09
+23.73
+18.81
+7.90
+16.37
+9.97
+3.63
+15.37
+21.89
+11.01
+31.63
+1.77
[3]
[4]
[11]
[12]
[5]
[47]
[2]
[15]
[72]
[6]
[17]
[71]
[30]
[64]
[83]
[36]
[10]
[58]
[1]
[87]
3 Yr
Foreign Exchange
CBOE Put / Call Ratio
vs. S&P 100
High
Low
+42.76
345.65
+39.11
297.78
+22.15
650.09
+34.59
2,223.03
+38.70
2,699.57
+7.73
224.34
+28.94
8,121.25
+32.26
1,467.71
+19.84
1,535.25
+14.27
875.65
+32.52
1,250.52
+27.29
3,564.53
+11.42
746.29
+23.16
3,283.92
+60.30 30,653.72
+15.28
911.47
+22.45
5,953.10
+8.89
805.19
+4.80
369.76
+40.67 10,826.60
110.21
97.89
287.44
951.64
1,199.23
77.10
3,985.32
676.38
948.97
389.94
593.31
1,973.22
369.34
1,939.51
13,886.65
610.09
3,388.41
440.65
203.58
5,573.80
Groups are weighted by capitalization. 52-week highs and lows are based on daily closes. Dec. 31, 1991=100. In the U.S. listings, % vol chg column shows the change from
previous 65-day moving average. Volume figures do not reflect extended trading hours.
Readings in the CBOE equity put-call ratio of 60:100 and in the
S&P 100 of 125:100 are considered bullish, for instance. Bearish
signals flash when the equity put-call level reaches the vicinity of
30:100 and the index ratio hits 75:100.
S&P 100
CBOE
40.00
0.90
32.00
0.80
24.00
0.70
16.00
0.60
8.00
0.50
0.00
0.40
F M A M J J A S O N D J F
Source: CBOE
Coming Earnings
Consensus Estimate
Year ago
$-0.15
0.81
0.54
1.81
3.94
0.59
0.94
1.62
2.11
2.11
$0.05
1.16
0.67
1.61
3.45
0.68
0.81
0.80
1.75
2.17
1.26
2.31
48.50
1.12
0.99
0.59
1.38
3.44
2.37
2.83
0.89
1.22
1.63
41.50
0.74
1.04
0.33
1.05
2.62
2.06
2.22
1.04
1.76
0.45
0.86
2.02
-0.99
2.02
0.97
-0.32
0.56
0.72
1.66
0.40
0.98
3.19
0.58
1.40
0.97
-2.76
0.50
0.66
0.43
0.40
T
Caesars Entertainment (Q4)
Devon Energy (Q4)
FirstEnergy (Q4)
Genuine Parts (Q4)
Labcorp (Q4)
La-Z-Boy (Q3)
Palo Alto Networks (Q2)
Sunoco (Q4)
Toll Brothers (Q1)
Vulcan Materials (Q4)
W
Delta Market
Sentiment
Indicator
The Delta MSI measures the
position of a representative set
of stocks relative to an
intermediate-term moving
average crossover (MAC) point.
When greater than 50% of the
stocks are above this MAC
point, the market is bullish.
When the indicator is below
50%, the market is bearish and
risk is elevated. Manager uses
discretion on asset allocation
when MSI is at 50% +/- 3%.
Bullish
Current Sentiment
67.4%
Last Week
66.9%
Pulse of the Economy
Only includes new reports.
Economic Growth and Investment
No Activity for this Week
Latest
Date
Latest Preceding
Data
Period
Year YroYr
Ago % Chg
Consumer price index b (unadjusted)
Rate of inflation, % (annual, unadjusted)
Production
Electric power, (mil. kw hrs) (EEI)
Petroleum, related capacity, %
Rotary rigs running, U.S. & Can., (Hughes)
Steel, (thous. tons)
Steel, rated capacity, % (AISI)
Feb 7 91,459
Feb 6 89.4
Feb 13
773
Feb 7 1,783
Feb 7
77.1
99,285 79,239 15.42
90.5
85.0 5.18
779
833 –7.20
1,758 1,675 6.45
76.0
75.2 2.53
Consumption and Distribution
Business sales, (mil. $)
Instinet Research Redbook Avg. (monthly %)
Baltic Dry Index
Retail store sales, (bil. $)
Latest
Date
Nov 1,955.14 r1,943.25 1,888.65 3.52
Feb 7
Feb 13
Dec
–0.07
2,083
735.0
0.20
1,923
r735.1
2.19
….
792 163.01
717.5 2.44
Inventories
Business inventories, (bil. $)
Domestic crude oil, (thous. bbls) Comm. (Excl. Lease Stck)
Gasoline, (thous. bbls)
Inventory–to–sales ratio (Business)
Orders
No Activity for this Week
Trade
No Activity for this Week
Inflation
Nov 2,678.27 r2,676.60 2,646.60 1.20
Feb 6 428,829 420,299 427,860 0.23
Feb 6 259,058 257,898 248,053 4.44
Nov
1.37
1.38
1.40 –2.14
ECRI Industrial Price Index f
Feb 13 121.96
Jan
Jan
Latest Preceding
Data
Period
Year YroYr
Ago % Chg
325.3
2.4
317.7 2.39
3.0 –20.00
324.1
2.7
Employment
Civil labor force, (thous.)
Employed, (thous.)
Employment cost index
All non–farm payrolls, (thous.)
Government payrolls, (thous.)
Goods prod payrolls, (thous.)
Jan 171,882 171,495 170,696 0.69
Jan 164,520 163,992 163,831 0.42
4th Qtr 176.4
175.5 170.6 3.40
Jan 158,627 r158,497 158,268 0.23
Jan 23,301 r23,343 23,557 –1.09
Jan 21,501 r21,465 21,559 –0.27
Initial jobless claims (thous.)
Continuing claims (mil.)
Service payrolls, (thous.)
Unemployment rate, %
Unemployed, (thous.)
Avg. wks duration unemploy
U–6 unemployment
Civilian Employment Population Ratio
Small Business Optimism Index
Feb 7
227
r232
215 5.58
Jan 31 1.862
r1.841 1.839 1.25
Jan 137,126 r137,032 136,709 0.31
Jan
4.3
4.4
4.0 7.50
Jan 7,362
7,503 6,865 7.24
Jan
23.9
24.4
22.0 8.64
Jan
8.0
8.4
7.5 6.67
Jan
59.8
59.7
60.1 –0.50
Jan
99.3
99.5 102.8 –3.40
Construction
No Activity for this Week
Citi Research Panic–Euphoria Reading
3 Weeks ago
Current Market Exposure:
100% Equities, 0% Bonds, 0%
Hedged Equity, 0% Cash
Source: Delta Investment
Management
www.deltaim.com, (415)
249-6337
Akamai Technologies (Q4)
CenterPoint Energy (Q4)
Consolidated Edison (Q4)
Deere (Q1)
Live Nation Entertainment (Q4)
Newmont (Q4)
Pool (Q4)
Six Flags Entertainment (Q4)
Southern (Q4)
Walmart (Q4)
Feb 13
0.62
0.62
0.70
….
a-1997 equals 100. b-1982-84 equals 100. c-1982 equals 100. f-1996 equals 100. hbenchmark revision, 2016 equals 100. r-Revised.
Consensus Estimate
Day
W
American Debt and Deficits
Adjustable Mortgage Rates
Latest
Report
Preceding
Report
Federal Budget Deficit (bil. $)-a
1,510FY'27
Budget Surplus/Deficit (bil. $)-b, January
–94.62
Trade Deficit (bil. $, sa)-c, November
–56.83
Treasury Gross Public Debt. (bil. $)-d
38,620.8
Treasury Statutory Debt Limit (bil. $)-d
41,104.0
Consumer Installment Debt (bil. $)-e, December
5,109.4
1,547FY'26
–144.75
r-29.21
38,564.5
36,104.0
r5,085.4
Year Ago Yr over Yr
Report
% Chg
1,781FY'25
–128.64
–79.75
36,217.5
*
4,988.9
….
-26.45
-28.74
6.64
….
2.42
Sources: a-Office of Management and Budget, b-Monthly Treasury Statement, c-Monthly Commerce Dept.
Report, d-Daily Treasury Statement, e-Monthly Federal Reserve Release.
Feb 13
1 Year Treas Bills
2 Year Treas Notes
3 Year Treas Notes
5 Year Treas Notes
10 Year Treas Notes
20 Year Treas Bds
FHFA PMMS+ Jan
3.47
3.54
3.61
3.80
4.26
4.83
6.23
Feb 6
3.50
3.54
3.64
3.81
4.24
4.79
6.23
Fed annualized yields adjusted for constant maturity.
Yr. Ago
4.20
4.23
4.25
4.30
4.49
4.75
6.77
YOY % Chg
-17.38
-16.31
-15.06
-11.63
-5.12
1.68
-7.98
TH
U.S. $ in
Foreign
Currency
Fri.
U.S. $ in
Foreign
Currency
Last Fri.
Argentina (Peso)-y
.0007
.0007 1399.1204 1432.0203
Australia (Dollar)
.7072
.7013
1.4140
1.4259
Bahrain (Dinar)
2.6522
2.6524
.3770
.3770
Brazil (Real)
.1916
.1917
5.2192
5.2172
Canada (Dollar)
.7343
.7311
1.3618
1.3678
Chile (Peso)
.001159 .001162
862.90
860.89
China (Renminbi)
.1447
.1441
6.9087
6.9390
.0002727 .0002714 3666.40 3684.65
Colombia (Peso)
Denmark (Krone)
.1589
.1582
6.2940
6.3222
EcuadorUS Dollar
1.0000
1.0000
1.0000
1.0000
Egypt (Pound)-y
.0213
.0213 46.8433 46.8752
Hong Kong (Dollar)
.1279
.1280
7.8169
7.8137
Hungary (Forint)
.003131 .003127
319.40
319.81
Iceland (Krona)
.008185 .008149
122.17
122.71
India (Rupee)
.01104
.01104
90.555
90.555
.0000594 .0000593
16835
16856
Indonesia (Rupiah)
Israel (Shekel)
.3235
.3210
3.0911
3.1154
Japan (Yen)
.006549 .006360
152.69
157.23
Kazakhstan (Tenge)
.002019 .002021
495.37
494.76
Kuwait (Dinar)
3.2616
3.2552
.3066
.3072
Macau (Pataca)
.1242
.1242
8.0545
8.0520
Malaysia (Ringgit)-b
.2559
.2533
3.9075
3.9475
New Zealand (Dollar)
.6040
.6014
1.6556
1.6628
Norway (Krone)
.1052
.1032
9.5092
9.6854
Oman (Rial)
2.5991
2.5991
.3847
.3847
Pakistan (Rupee)
.00358
.00358 279.600 279.700
Philippines (Peso)
.01728
.01710
57.882
58.482
Poland (Zloty)
.2818
.2801
3.5480
3.5700
Qatar (Rial)
.2746
.2746
3.6419
3.6411
Saudi Arabia (Riyal)
.2666
.2666
3.7503
3.7504
Singapore (Dollar)
.7919
.7867
1.2628
1.2712
South Africa (Rand)
.0627
.0623 15.9485 16.0406
.0006942 .0006833 1440.47 1463.56
South Korea (Won)
Sri Lanka (Rupee)
.0032
.0034 309.2300 292.5300
Sweden (Krona)
.1121
.1108
8.9218
9.0263
Switzerland (Franc)
1.3029
1.2887
.7675
.7760
Taiwan (Dollar)
.03189
.03166
31.357
31.590
Thailand (Baht)
.03220
.03173
31.060
31.520
Turkey (New Lira)-d
.0229
.0229 43.6756 43.6019
Ukraine (Hryvnia)
.0232
.0233 43.1500 42.9500
U.K. (Pound)
1.3655
1.3610
.7323
.7348
Euro
1.1868
1.1817
.8426
.8463
Special Drawing Rights (SDR) are based on exchange rates for the U.S.,
British, and Japanese currencies. Source: International Monetary Fund.
a-Russian Central Bank rate. b-government rate. d-rebased as of Jan. 1,
2005. y-floating rate.
Money Rates
Latest Week
Prev. Week
Yr Ago
3.75
6.75
3.75
6.75
4.50
7.50
3.64
3.64
3.64
3.64
4.33
4.33
13 weeks, Coupon Yield
13 weeks, Auction Rate
26 weeks, Coupon Yield
26 weeks, Auction Rate
Avg weekly auction-c
3.684
3.600
3.613
3.500
3.60
3.684
3.600
3.639
3.525
3.59
4.330
4.225
4.335
4.185
4.22
Broker Call Rate
5.50
5.50
6.25
3.65
3.71
3.72
3.79
3.65
3.71
3.72
3.79
4.40
4.43
4.43
4.45
4.45
2.15
1.88
0.50
3.75
4.45
2.15
1.88
0.50
3.75
5.20
2.90
1.625
1.00
4.50
0.50
0.06
1.87
1.86
1.39
1.64
0.51
0.10
1.87
1.86
1.39
1.64
0.45
0.06
1.70
1.87
1.33
1.49
2.50
2.50
2.60
Discount Rate (NY)
Prime Rate (base)
Fed Funds Rate
Avg effective offer
Avg weekly auction-c
T-Bills Rate
Bankers Acceptances
1 month
2 months
3 months
6 months
Consensus Est Last Period
Canada
Germany
Japan
Switzerland
Britain
December Housing Starts
1,310,000
...
Other Money Rates
December Durable Orders
2.8%
5.3%
January Capacity Utilization
76.7%
76.3%
January Industrial Production
0.25%
0.40%
December Wholesale Inventories
0.10%
0.20%
-$56.0 bil
-$56.8 bil
Bank money market-z
Interest Checking-z
6-Month Certif-z
12-Month Certif-z
30 Month Accounts-z
5-Year Certificates-z
1.8%
4.4%
December Trade Balance
F
Foreign
Currency
in U.S.$
Last Fri.
Foreign Prime Rates
Western Union (Q4)
2 Weeks ago
67.5%
TH
F
Other Indicators
122.27 121.20 0.63
American Water Works (Q4)
Analog Devices (Q1)
Booking (Q4)
Carvana (Q4)
Cheesecake Factory (Q4)
DoorDash (Q4)
Edison International (Q4)
Moody’s (Q4)
Nordson (Q1)
Reliance (Q4)
Wyndham Hotels (Q4)
Country
Foreign
Currency
in U.S.$
Fri.
Q4 GDP
December New Home Sales
728,500
...
December Personal Income
0.35%
0.30%
February Michigan Sentiment
54.3
57.3
Unless otherwise indicated, times are Eastern. a-Advanced;
f-Final; p-Preliminary; r-Revised
Source: FactSet
U.S. Savings EE Bonds:
Long-Term (5yrs+)
c-Annualized yields, adjusted for constant maturity, reported by the Federal
Reserve on a weekly average basis. Sources: Tullett Prebon information, Ltd.
Factset. z-Bankrate.com.
52
BARRON’S
MARKET LABORATORY
D ATA
Barron’s Gold Mining Index
12-Month
High
Low
Year
Ago
Week %
Chg.
2255.40 1090.59
+6.95
2/12
2563.46 1025.28 Gold mining
2412.04
2/5
Gold & Silver Prices
New Offerings, (mil $) (v)
Last Week
Prev. Week
Yr Ago
Corporate (z)
Municipal (z)
43,880
9,558
r68,016
r8,990
30,827
12,626
Best Grade Bonds-y
2/6
Year Ago
(Barron's index of 10 high-grade corporate bonds.)
4.08
4.18
Gold, troy ounce front month futures price 5022.00
Silver, troy ounce
77.85
4951.20
76.74
2883.60
32.80
Interm-Grade Bonds-y
4.90
Base for pricing gold and silver contents of shipments and for
making refining settlement.
(Barron's index of 10 medium-grade corporate bonds.)
4.74
4.83
5.48
Coins
Confidence Index
Price Premium $ Premium %
Krugerrand
Maple Leaf
Mexican Peso
Austria Crown
Austria Phil
U.S. Eagles
5237.23
5287.59
6079.66
4939.09
5287.59
5287.59
201.43
251.79
8.00
3.00
251.79
251.79
4.00
5.00
0.13
0.06
5.00
5.00
Premium is the amount over the value of the gold content in the
coin. Source Manfra, Tordella & Brookes, Inc. Bullion spot gold
price 5035.8
Gold Performance
Rebound: Continuing its recovery, gold
rose 1.4% on the week, to $5,022 an ounce.
160
(High-grade index divided by intermediate-grade index;
decline in latter vs. former generally indicates rising confidence, pointing to higher stocks.)
86.0
86.4
89.4
Other Confidence Indicators:
Bloomberg Barclays US Long Treasury*
(This index measures the performance of fixed-rate, nominal
US Treasuries with at least 10 years to maturity. Jan. 1,
1973=100.)
3297.37
3222.85 3105.25
Bloomberg Barclays US Credit
140
(This index includes all publicly issued, fixed-rate, non-convertible, investment-grade, dollar-denominated, SEC-registered corporate debt.)
3415.93
3394.65 3155.93
120
Bond Buyer 20 Bond Index
100
(Index of yields of 20 general obligation municipal bonds.)
4.79
4.81
4.25
80
Bond Buyer Municipal Bond Index
Barron's Gold Mining Index (2412.04)
(Index of 40 actively-traded tax-exempt bonds; component
issues are changed regularly to keep the index a current
picture of the market. Source: The Bond Buyer
4.77
4.80
4.45
60
40
Stock/Bond Yield Gap-s
20
(Difference between yield on highest-grade corporate bonds
and yield on stocks on the DJIA.)
-2.54
-2.66
-3.32
DJ Energy Gold Price
0
Yield on DJ Equal Weight US Corp Bond Idx:
-20
Corp Bonds, (y)
M A M J J A S O N D J F
4.97
5.05
5.40
v-Week ended Thursday. y-Yield to maturity, week ended
Thursday. z-Source: LSEG.*Barclays T-Bond Index discontinued by firm.
Federal Reserve Data Bank
One week ended Feb 11:
Prev.
Week
Change
Year
Ago
Change
6,316,552
+15,582
-169,322
2,347
....
....
Member Bank
Reserve Chgs. (Mil. $)
U.S. Gov't securities:
Bought outright
Federal agency secur:
Bought outright
Reserve bank credit:
Primary Credit
Secondary Credit
Seasonal Credit
Float
Other F.R. Assets
Total Fed Credit #
Gold stock
SDR Certif. Accounts
Treas. Curr. Outst.
Total
Currency in circ
Treas. Cash Hldgs
Treas. Fed Deposits
Foreign Fed Deposits
Other Fed Deposits
Other FR liab/cap
Total factors
Reserves F.R. banks
Fgn hold U.S. debt
4,615
....
....
-260
46,442
6,568,754
11,041
15,200
52,962
6,667,481
2,430,472
333
915,306
9,439
237,816
-193,107
3,727,924
2,939,557
3,094,966
Reserve Aggr (Mil. $)
Month Ended Dec:
Latest
Month
Prev.
Month
Total Reserves:
NonborrowedRes
BorrowedReserves
Monetary Base
2,941,700
2,933,000
8,656
5,373,700
2,879,400
2,872,400
7,059
5,302,100
+285
....
....
+125
+2,355
+19,176
....
....
+14
+19,110
+376
+2
+6,533
-1
-756
-1,700
+4,723
+14,387
+5,380
Month %
Chg.
+1,416
....
-3
+24
+529
-198,017
....
....
+439
-195,752
+81,271
-18
+87,204
-245
+80,703
-21,579
+84,718
-280,470
-206,264
Year
Ago
2.16 3,240,400
2.11 3,224,500
22.62
15,917
1.35 5,603,500
Webster Financial
Week’s
Dividend
Payment
.40
NYSE
Friday (February 20)
Calif Water Svc Grp
.335
First Commonwealth Fincl .135
Kodiak Gas Services
.49
Lazard
.50
Mueller Water Products
.07
NiSource
.30
Norfolk Southern
1.35
Signet Jewelers
.32
Unum Group
.46
Williams-Sonoma
.66
Monday (February 16)
NONE
Saturday (February 21)
NONE
Tuesday (February 17)
AbbVie
Ally Financial
AO Smith
Banco Sant Brasil ADR
Blackstone
Byline Bancorp
Greenbrier
Hexcel
Hormel Foods
Kinder Morgan
MPLX
NRG Energy
Procter & Gamble
Synchrony Financial
Sunday (February 22)
NONE
This list includes payouts on
common stocks.
Wednesday (February 18)
Archrock
Banco Sant Brasil ADR
Citizens Financial Group
Dolby Laboratories Cl A
Las Vegas Sands
Nokia ADR
Phoenix Educ Partners
Select Water Solutions
1.73
.30
.36
.02
1.49
.12
.32
.18
.292
.292
1.077
.475
1.057
.30
B A R R ON S .C OM / D ATA
Dividend Payment Boosts
Weekly Bond Statistics
2/13
DJ Energy
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Company Name-Ticker Symbol (Exchange)
Period
9.8
11.0
10.7
0.8
2.7
0.5
4.6
4.4
0.0
1.8
0.5
2.0
2.5
0.6
10.6
2.1
1.6
3.8
2.4
4.5
3.2
1.3
1.2
2.0
3.3
3.6
0.6
2.0
0.6
1.3
0.7
1.5
1.2
2.6
0.9
3.3
1.7
1.6
0.4
4.3
3.8
3.0
3.0
0.9
1.7
3.5
1.6
0.5
3.8
1.1
2.4
3.9
5.6
5.5
9.1
1.7
0.6
1.6
3.6
0.5
1.3
M
Q
Q
Q
Q
Q
Q
M
M
S
Q
Q
Q
Q
Q
Q
Q
Q
Q
Q
Q
Q
Q
Q
Q
Q
Q
Q
Q
A
Q
Q
Q
A
Q
Q
Q
Q
Q
Q
Q
Q
Q
S
Q
Q
Q
Q
Q
Q
Q
Q
Q
M
Q
Q
Q
Q
Q
Q
Q
abrdn Global Inf Incm Fd-ASGI (NYSE)
abrdn Hlthcr Investors-HQH (NYSE)
abrdn Life Sciences-HQL (NYSE)
AerCap Holdings-AER (NYSE)
Ameren-AEE (NYSE)
Ametek-AME (NYSE)
Avista-AVA (NYSE)
Banco Bradesco Pref ADR-BBD (NYSE)
Banco Macro ADR-BMA (NYSE)
Barclays ADR-BCS (NYSE)
Brookfield-BN (NYSE)
Brunswick-BC (NYSE)
Canadian National Railway-CNI (NYSE)
CGI Cl A-GIB (NYSE)
Chimera Investment-CIM (NYSE)
Cisco Systems-CSCO (Nasdaq)
CME Group Cl A-CME (Nasdaq)
CNA Financial-CNA (NYSE)
CNB Financial PA-CCNE (Nasdaq)
Copa Holdings Cl A-CPA (NYSE)
Corebridge Financial-CRBG (NYSE)
Crane NXT-CXT (NYSE)
Dana-DAN (NYSE)
Equinix-EQIX (Nasdaq)
Exelon-EXC (Nasdaq)
FirstEnergy-FE (NYSE)
GE Aerospace-GE (NYSE)
Gilead Sciences-GILD (Nasdaq)
Group 1 Automotive-GPI (NYSE)
Inter-INTR (Nasdaq)
iRadimed-IRMD (Nasdaq)
Jack Henry & Associates-JKHY (Nasdaq)
Knight-Swift Transport-KNX (NYSE)
Koninklijke Philips ADR-PHG (NYSE)
Koppers Holdings-KOP (NYSE)
Manulife Financial-MFC (NYSE)
MarketAxess Holdings-MKTX (Nasdaq)
Masco-MAS (NYSE)
MKS-MKSI (Nasdaq)
NetSTREIT-NTST (NYSE)
NorthWestern Energy Group-NWE (Nasdaq)
Penske Automotive-PAG (NYSE)
Phillips 66-PSX (NYSE)
PriceSmart-PSMT (Nasdaq)
Primerica-PRI (NYSE)
Principal Financial Group-PFG (Nasdaq)
Quest Diagnostics-DGX (NYSE)
RenaissanceRe Hldgs-RNR (NYSE)
Restaurant Brands Intl-QSR (NYSE)
Royal Caribbean Group-RCL (NYSE)
Scorpio Tankers-STNG (NYSE)
Sun Life Financial-SLF (NYSE)
T. Rowe Price Group-TROW (Nasdaq)
TCW Strategic Income Fd-TSI (NYSE)
TELUS Corp.-TU (NYSE)
Tractor Supply-TSCO (Nasdaq)
TransUnion-TRU (NYSE)
United Fire Group-UFCS (Nasdaq)
Urban Edge Properties-UE (NYSE)
Wabtec-WAB (NYSE)
Xylem-XYL (NYSE)
Company Name-Ticker Symbol (Exchange)
Adjusted
Yield
Period
16.2
10.0
7.0
26.3
0.8
Q
Q
M
M
Q
Franklin BSP Realty Tr-FBRT (NYSE)
Manhattan Bridge-LOAN (NCM )
Sabine Royalty Tr UBI-SBR (NYSE)
Sound Point Meridian Cap-SPMC (NYSE)
Taiwan Semiconductor ADR-TSM (NYSE)
Company Name-Ticker Symbol (Exchange)
Amount
Amcon Distributing-DIT (NYSE AMER )
Piper Sandler-PIPR (NYSE)
Week’s ExDividend
Dates
This list includes payouts on
common stocks.
NYSE American
.22
.103
.46
.36
.30
.036
.21
.07
Monday (February 16)
NONE
Record
Date
Ex-Div
Date
Payment
Date
.22
.21
.63
.57
.56
.50
.40
.27
.75
.71
.34
.31
.4925
.49
.003613 .003527
.3822 .355698
.306857 .162128
.07
.06
.44
.43
.6765 .641188
.125689 .12035
.45
.37
.42
.41
1.30
1.25
.48
.46
.19
.18
1.71
1.61
.25
.24
.18
.17
.12
.10
5.16
4.69
.42
.40
.465
.445
.47
.36
.82
.79
.55
.50
.113102
.08
.20
.17
.61
.58
.20
.18
1.01303 .88604
.09
.08
.356657 .313022
.78
.76
.32
.31
.25
.22
.22
.215
.67
.66
1.40
1.38
1.27
1.20
.70
.63
1.20
1.04
.80
.79
.86
.80
.41
.40
.65
.62
1.50
1.00
.45
.42
.676123 .654501
1.30
1.27
.0283
.0217
.307681 .304092
.24
.23
.125
.115
.20
.16
.21
.19
.31
.25
.43
.40
4.8
10.5
12.0
48.1
5.6
9.7
0.5
2.4
7.5
89.3
16.7
2.3
5.5
4.4
21.6
2.4
4.0
4.3
5.6
6.2
4.2
5.9
20.0
10.0
5.0
4.5
30.6
3.8
10.0
41.4
17.6
5.2
11.1
14.3
12.5
13.9
2.6
3.2
13.6
2.3
1.5
1.4
5.8
11.1
15.4
1.3
7.5
2.5
4.8
50.0
7.1
3.3
2.4
30.4
1.2
4.3
8.7
25.0
10.5
24.0
7.5
2-20
2-20
2-20
2-25
3-10
3-16
2-25
3-04
2-19
2-20
3-17
2-23
3-10
2-18
3-31
4-02
3-10
2-23
2-27
2-27
3-17
2-28
2-27
2-25
3-02
5-07
3-09
3-13
3-02
2-22
2-23
3-05
3-06
5-13
3-06
2-25
2-18
2-20
2-23
3-16
3-13
2-25
2-23
2-17
2-23
3-11
4-06
3-13
3-19
3-06
3-06
2-25
3-16
4-15
3-11
2-24
2-26
2-24
3-13
2-17
2-24
2-20
2-20
2-20
2-25
3-10
3-16
2-25
3-04
2-19
2-20
3-17
2-23
3-10
2-18
3-31
4-02
3-10
2-23
2-27
2-27
3-17
2-27
2-27
2-25
3-02
5-07
3-09
3-13
3-02
2-20
2-23
3-05
3-06
5-13
3-06
2-25
2-18
2-20
2-23
3-16
3-13
2-25
2-23
2-17
2-23
3-11
4-06
3-13
3-19
3-06
3-06
2-25
3-16
4-15
3-11
2-24
2-26
2-24
3-13
2-17
2-24
2-27
3-31
3-31
3-19
3-31
3-31
3-13
4-08
2-26
3-31
3-31
3-13
3-31
3-20
4-30
4-22
3-26
3-12
3-13
3-13
3-31
3-11
3-20
3-18
3-13
6-01
4-27
3-30
3-16
3-05
3-06
3-25
3-23
6-03
3-23
3-19
3-04
3-09
3-06
3-31
3-31
3-05
3-04
2-27
3-13
3-27
4-20
3-31
4-02
4-03
3-20
3-31
3-30
4-30
4-01
3-10
3-13
3-10
3-31
3-02
3-24
To
Thursday (February 19)
Autohome ADR
.59
Caterpillar
1.51
Energy Transfer
.335
Graham Holdings
1.88
H.B. Fuller
.235
KB Home
.25
Lennar Cl A
.50
Lennar Cl B
.50
Sunoco
.932
Tsakos Energy Navigation .50
Thursday (February 19)
NONE
Wednesday (February 18)
Friday (February 20)
NONE
Thursday (February 19)
Saturday (February 21)
NONE
Friday (February 20)
Tuesday (February 17)
NONE
NYSE American
Wednesday (February 18)
NONE
NONE
%
Decrease
Record
Date
Ex-Div
Date
Payment
Date
.20
.355
.11
.115
.28337 .32155
.20
.25
.75076 .764565
-43.7 %
-4.3 %
-11.9 %
-20.0 %
-1.8 %
3-31
4-08
2-17
4-15
6-11
3-31
4-08
2-17
4-15
6-11
4-10
4-15
2-27
4-30
7-09
Special Dividends
Record Ex-Div
Date Date
Pay
Date
50%
3-06
3-23
3-20
4-for-1
....
3-24
....
NONE
Sunday (February 22)
NONE
Monday (February 23)
NONE
Week’s
Dividend
Payment
Tuesday (February 17)
NONE
This list includes payouts on
common stocks.
NONE
Bar Harbor Bankshares
Park National
From
To
Record Ex-Div
Amount Date Date
Company Name-Ticker Symbol (Exchange)
CNA Financial-CNA (NYSE)
Piper Sandler-PIPR (NYSE)
Red Rock Resorts Cl A-RRR (Nasdaq)
Tandy Leather Factory-TLF (NCM )
2.00
5.00
1.00
0.75
2-23
3-03
2-20
2-09
2-23
3-03
2-20
2-25
Pay
Date
3-12
3-13
2-27
2-24
Saturday (February 21)
This list includes payouts on
common stocks.
.67
From
%
Increase
Dividend Payment Reductions
Stock Splits/Dividends
Week’s
Dividend
Payment
Sunday (February 22)
Tompkins Financial
Adjusted
Yield
NASDAQ
.32
1.10
Monday (February 16)
NONE
Tuesday (February 17)
Alliant Energy
AmeriServ Financial
Donegal Group Cl A
Donegal Group Cl B
East West Bancorp
HBT Financial
Meridian
Mid Penn Bancorp
Mid Penn Bancorp
Peoples Bancorp (Ohio)
Sierra Bancorp
South Plains Financial
United-Guardian
.535
.03
.183
.165
.80
.23
.14
.22
.05
.41
.26
.17
.25
Wednesday (February 18)
Apogee Enterprises
ASML Holding
Entegris
Kearny Financial
Northwest Bancshares
.27
1.883
.10
.11
.20
Thursday (February 19)
Amalgamated Financial
.17
Franklin Electric
Heritage Commerce
OP Bancorp
Wintrust Financial
Zions Bancorp
.28
.13
.12
.55
.45
Friday (February 20)
Bankwell Financial Group .20
Capitol Federal Finl
.085
Carlyle Group
.35
Citizens Community
.105
First Bank (NJ)
.09
First Interstate Banc
.47
German American Bancorp .31
Home Bancorp
.31
Hope Bancorp
.14
JB Hunt Transport
.45
Midland States Bancorp
.32
Papa John's International .46
Park-Ohio Holdings
.125
PCB Bancorp
.22
Willis Lease Finance
.40
Sat. (Feb. 21)-Sun. (Feb. 22)
NONE
Top 5 Insider Purchases by
Company in 2026
Company
Number of
Sym Insiders
Number of
Shares
$ Value
Avg.
Price
Townebank
Cabaletta Bio
York Water
Immuneering
Crane Nxt
TOWN 22
CABA 8
YORW 7
IMRX
5
CXT
4
7,078
132,073
493
51,819
5,464
242,264
296,189
15,010
234,343
276,800
$34.23
$2.24
$30.45
$4.52
$50.66
Top 5 Insider Sales by Company in 2026
Ionis Pharmaceuticals IONS 18 312,015 24,941,578 $79.94
Coreweave
CRWV 13 2,712,627 233,693,486 $86.15
Delta Air Lines
DAL
12 975,092 70,424,391 $72.22
Merck
MRK
9 330,411 39,485,235 $119.50
Tko Group
TKO
9 144,433 29,367,476 $203.33
Saturday (February 21)
NONE
Week’s ExDividend
Dates
Sunday (February 22)
NONE
This list includes payouts on
common stocks.
NYSE
Tuesday (February 17)
Archer Daniels Midland
.52
Assurant
.88
Atkore
.33
Avidia Bancorp
.05
Black Hills
.703
Bunge Global
.70
Carlisle Cos
1.10
Chevron
1.78
CMS Energy
.57
EQT
.165
Equinor ADR
.37
Fortis
.459
Hershey
1.452
Jabil
.08
Jefferies Financial Group .40
Kemper
.32
KKR
.185
MGIC Investment
.15
Moelis
.65
Moog Cl A
.30
Moog Cl B
.30
Murphy Oil
.35
Natural Resource Ptrs
.75
OneMain Holdings
1.05
Oshkosh
.57
Prudential Financial
1.40
Reinsurance Grp America .93
Ryder System
.91
Smurfit Westrock
.452
Southern
.74
Southwest Gas Holdings .62
Spectrum Brands Holdings .47
Steris
.63
SunCoke Energy
.12
Ubiquiti
.80
United Parcel Service B
1.64
Wabtec
.31
Weis Markets
.34
Wednesday (February 18)
Aflac
Aramark
Black Stone Minerals
ConocoPhillips
Consolidated Edison
Energizer Holdings
Genie Energy
Herc Holdings
HomeTrust Bancshares
Marathon Petroleum
Natural Gas Services
.61
.12
.30
.84
.887
.30
.075
.70
.13
1.00
.11
Thursday (February 19)
Apollo Global Management .51
Banco Macro ADR
.382
Capital One Financial
.80
CenterPoint Energy
.23
DHT Holdings
.41
Himalaya Shipping
.06
Materion
.14
Regional Management
.30
Southside Bancshares
.36
Friday (February 20)
AllianceBernstein
.96
Angel Oak Mortgage REIT .32
Atmus Filtration Techs .055
Bath & Body Works
.20
Blue Owl Capital
.225
Fortune Brands Innovation .26
FS Specialty Lending Fund .138
Gold.com
.20
GSK ADR
.478
HCI Group
.40
Jacobs Solutions
.36
Lucky Strike Ent
.06
Masco
.32
Oil-Dri of America
.205
ONE Gas
.68
PPG Industries
.71
RTX
.68
Scotts Miracle-Gro
.66
Shell ADR
.744
TE Connectivity
.71
Western Alliance Bancorp .42
Yum! Brands
.75
Zurn Elkay Water Solns
.11
Monday (February 23)
Atmos Energy
Bank of Butterfield
Boise Cascade
CNA Financial
CNA Financial
Crawford & Co B
Crawford Cl A
Danaos
International Paper
Peabody Energy
1.00
.50
.22
.48
2.00
.075
.075
.90
.463
.075
Week’s ExDividend
Dates
This list includes payouts on
common stocks.
NASDAQ
Tuesday (February 17)
Baker Hughes
.23
KLA
1.90
Middlesex Water
.36
Nathan's Famous
.50
PC Connection
.20
Perella Weinberg Ptrs
.07
Phillips Edison
.108
PriceSmart
.70
Thomson Reuters
.655
USCB Financial Holdings .125
Wednesday (February 18)
Cognizant Tech Solutions .33
FirstCash Holdings
.42
Hasbro
.70
Hennessy Advisors
.15
Landstar System
.40
MarketAxess Holdings
.78
Powell Industries
.27
Twin Disc
.04
Warner Music Group
.19
Thursday (February 19)
Aebi Schmidt Holding
Applied Materials
BOK Financial
Littelfuse
Microsoft
TPG
VeriSign
Woodward
.025
.46
.63
.75
.91
.61
.81
.32
Friday (February 20)
AudioCodes
Central Bancompany
Karat Packaging
Patria Investments
Regeneron Pharma
Resources Connection
Royalty Pharma
U.S. Lime & Minerals
.20
.12
.45
.15
.94
.07
.235
.06
Saturday (February 21)
NONE
Sunday (February 22)
NONE
Monday (February 23)
Advanced Energy Inds
iRadimed
Microchip Technology
MKS
Patrick Industries
.10
.20
.455
.25
.47
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SPX Tech
SafeBulkers
SafeguardAcqn
SandRidgeEnergy
Sasol
SchwabC
ScorpioTankers
ScullyRoyalty
Seadrill
Sempra
SensataTech
SharkNinja
Shell
ShinhanFin
SilverBoxV A
SimpsonMfg
SiteOneLandscape
SmithAO
Snap-On
SolarisEnergy
Somnigroup
SonidaSrLiving
SonocoProducts
SouthBow
SouthwestAir
SouthwestGas
SphereEnt
Spire
St.Joe
StandardMotor
StandexIntl
StanleyB&D
StellarBancorp
Stepan
STMicroelec
Stoneridge
SumitomoMits
SunLifeFinancial
SuncorEnergy
Sunoco
Suzano
Sysco
TC Energy
TD Synnex
Ternium
TGE Value
TIM
TXNM Energy
TaiwanSemi
TakedaPharm
TalosEnergy
Tapestry
TargaResources
TechnipFMC
TeckResourcesB
Teekay
TeekayTankers
TeledyneTech
TelefonicaBras
Telephone&Data
Tenaris
TenetHealthcare
Teradata
Terex
Textron
Thermon
ThorIndustries
3M
Tidewater
Timken
TitanAmerica
TItanIntl
TollBros
TopBuild
Toro
TorontoDomBk
TotalEnergies
ToyotaMotor
TraneTech
Transocean
TriPointe
TrinityIndustries
TsakosEnergy
TurningPoint
TutorPerini
USATODAY
US Foods
UltraparPart
UnderArmour A
UnderArmour C
Unifirst
Unilever
UnionPacific
US Bancorp
UniversalHealth
UrbanEdgeProp
Valaris
Vale
ValeroEnergy
ValmontInds
Ventas
Veradermics
Verizon
VermilionEnergy
Vertiv
Viking
VishayPrecision
Vontier
VulcanMatls
W&T Offshore
W.P.Carey
Wabtec
WattsWater
WebsterFin
Welltower
WescoIntl
WestAllianceBcp
WesternMidstrm
WhitestoneREIT
Williams
WoodsideEnergy
WooriFinl
WorthingtonSteel
XPO
XeniaHotels
Yum!Brands
ZTO Express
ZurnElkayWater
NEW LOWS
AMC Ent
Accelerant
Accenture
agilon health
Alight
AmerWaterWorks
Andersen
Aon
ArborRealty
Asana
Avantor
BRC
BellRing
BitGo
BlackSpadeIII
BlendLabs
BlockHR
BoozAllen
BostonSci
Box
BrightHorizons
Brightstar
BroadridgeFinl
Brown&Brown
CBIZ
CGI A
Cango
Cannae
Chewy
Clarivate
ConcordMed
Coursera
CousinsProperties
DonnelleyFin
DouglasEmmett
EmpireStateRealty
Endava
Evertec
EvolentHealth
FSSpecLend
FactSet
FairIsaac
FidNatlInfo
FiscalNote
FiverrIntl
FlowersFoods
FlutterEnt
FrankBSPRealty
FuboTV
FullTruck
GEO Group
Gallagher
GeniusSports
Genpact
GettyImages
GlblBusTravel
Globant
GoDaddy
GreenTree
Group1Auto
HP
HighwoodsProp
Hims&HersHealth
HingeHealth
HubSpot
HudsonPacProp
Humana
Infosys
Insperity
InspireMedical
KBR
KKR RealEstFin
KinsaleCapital
Klarna
Klaviyo
Kyndryl
Lanvin
LocalBounti
LumentFinance
Marcus&Millichap
Marsh
MediaAlpha
MolinaHealthcare
N-able
NIQGlbIntel
NeptuneInsurance
Newsmax
Offerpad
PagerDuty
ParTechnology
PaycomSoftware
Paysafe
Phreesia
Pinterest
PlanetFitness
Primerica
ProcoreTech
Q2
RELX
RE/MAX
ReadyCapital
ReposiTrak
RidgepostCap
RobertHalf
RyanSpecialty
S&P Global
SLGreenRealty
Salesforce
SelectQuote
SentinelOne
SequansComms
ServiceNow
Similarweb
Snap
Sprinklr
StubHub
Sweetgreen
TGE Value
TeladocHealth
Toast
TriNet
Trinseo
TwentyOneCap
TylerTech
U-Haul
U-Haul N
Unisys
UtzBrands
VeevaSystems
ViaTransport
VicariousSurgical
VirtusInvtPtrs
VornadoRealty
WasteConnections
WeaveComms
Wiley B
Wipro
Xperi
Yelp
YirenDigital
ZeviaPBC
ZipRecruiter
Distributions & Offerings
Secondary Distributions of common stocks
Company
Shares Offered
AquaBounty Technologies
1,269,509
Curbline Properties
8,000,000
Dakota Gold
12,336,000
Insight Molecular Diagnostics
3,482,498
Iveda Solutions
5,259,999
Nektar Therapeutics
6,603,449
Sutro Biopharma
7,868,383
Offer Price
$0.86
$25.50
$6.08
$5.75
$0.35
$58.00
$13.98
Deal Value USD
$1,091,778
$204,000,000
$75,002,880
$20,024,364
$1,841,000
$383,000,042
$109,999,994
Source: LSEG Data & Analytics
Conference Call Calendar
Company
Akamai Technologies
Allegion
Alliant Energy
Analog Devices
Builders FirstSource
Cadence Design Systems
Carvana
CenterPoint Energy
CF Industries
Charles River Laboratories
CRH
Deere
Devon Energy
DoorDash
DTE Energy
Epam Systems
EQT
Extra Space Storage
FirstEnergy
Garmin
Genuine Parts
Insulet
Invitation Homes
Labcorp
Leidos
Live Nation Entertainment
Moody's
Newmont
Nordson
Occidental Petroleum
Palo Alto Networks
Pool
Quanta Services
Republic Services
Southern
Targa Resources
Texas Pacific Land
Verisk Analytics
Vulcan Materials
Date
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February 17
February 20
February 18
February 17
February 17
February 18
February 19
February 19
February 18
February 19
February 19
February 18
February 18
February 17
February 19
February 18
February 20
February 18
February 18
February 17
February 18
February 19
February 17
February 17
February 19
February 18
February 19
February 19
February 19
February 17
February 19
February 19
February 17
February 19
February 19
February 19
February 18
February 17
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5:00PM
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8:00AM
10:00AM
1:00PM
9:00AM
10:30AM
8:30AM
8:00AM
11:00AM
9:00AM
8:00AM
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9:00AM
5:30PM
8:30AM
1:00PM
4:30PM
11:00AM
9:00AM
5:00PM
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10:30AM
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Q4
Q4
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Q4
Q4
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Q4
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Q4
Q1
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Q4
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Q4
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Q4
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Q2
Q4
Q4
Q4
Q4
Q4
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Q4
Source: LSEG
Barron’s 50-Stock Average
This index is a weighted average of 50 leading issues. Useful in security
valuation. Source: Barron's Stats
Feb 12
2026
S&P 500 Index
Barron’s 50 Index
Projected quarterly earn
Annualized projected earn
Annualized projected P/E
Five-year average earn
Five-year average P/E
Year-end earn
Year-end P/E
Year-end earns yield, %
Best grade bond yields, %
Bond yields/stock ylds, %
Actual year-end divs
Actual yr-end divs yld, %
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2025
Yr-to-Yr
% Chg
6832.76 6798.40 6044.43
17087.26 16805.27
14551
152.56 164.30
128.15
610.24 657.19
512.61
28.00
25.57
28.41
608.48 615.52
543.6
28.08
27.30
26.77
628.50 640.24
527.6
27.19
26.25
27.58
3.68
3.81
3.6
4.08
4.18
4.8
1.11
1.10
1.32
280.41 279.94 267.50
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4.90
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1.43
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BARRON’S
Cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum have
behaved less like havens and more like speculative
assets whose narrative has lost momentum.
No Haven, Crypto
Falls Back to Earth
O
ne shift in the
markets is becoming increasingly difficult to
ignore. Assets
long associated
with capital preservation, such as gold and silver, are
moving higher. Cryptocurrencies,
which for years claimed a similar role,
are headed in the opposite direction.
In 2025, Bitcoin and Ethereum delivered negative returns, and the
broader crypto market lost roughly
$1.3 trillion in capitalization in the
fourth quarter. The new year hasn’t
altered that trajectory. Crypto prices
continued to weaken in January even
as metals rallied, with brief interruptions driven by technical adjustments
rather than renewed conviction.
Crypto and precious metals compete for the same conceptual space.
BY
MARCELLO
ESTEVÃO
The writer is
managing
director and chief
economist at
the Institute
of International
Finance and
a professor
at Georgetown
University.
Both have been framed as protection
against currency debasement, fiscal
excess, and institutional fragility.
When capital flows decisively toward
one and away from the other, it usually reflects a deeper reassessment
rather than a passing mood.
Part of this can be explained by
changes in global liquidity. In the U.S.,
years of quantitative tightening reduced the pool of excess capital that
once sustained speculative enthusiasm.
At the same time, a powerful new
claimant on financial resources has
emerged: Hyperscalers and software
companies, which for years generated
abundant free cash flow, have become
heavy consumers of capital. The race to
build AI infrastructure has absorbed
hundreds of billions of dollars that
might otherwise have been returned to
shareholders and supported demand
for higher-risk assets.
Across Asia, the picture looks different. In China, money growth exceeds nominal gross domestic product
growth by a wide margin. With crypto
trading and mining effectively prohibited, domestic liquidity has sought
other outlets. Precious metals have
benefited disproportionately, supported by regional trade surpluses
and reinforced by a steady redirection
of capital toward tangible stores of
value. The result has been a gradual
but persistent shift in global flows
from West to East and from digital
abstractions to physical assets.
Liquidity doesn’t tell the full story.
Attention matters as well. When Bitcoin was created 17 years ago, crypto
captured the public’s imagination as a
new financial frontier, where innovation and speculative excitement converged. It promised a rethinking of
money and a parallel financial system
immune to political discretion.
That promise remains largely unrealized. Crypto is costly and inefficient
as a means of payment and plays no
meaningful role in the day-to-day
functioning of the global economy.
Even where adoption was actively
promoted, results were modest. Stablecoins have found niche uses, but
they make up a small share of the
crypto ecosystem and do little to justify the valuations of its core assets.
Meanwhile, the center of innovation has moved on. AI, electrification,
and infrastructure investment now
dominate investors’ imagination. In
markets, novelty has a half-life.
Crypto now must fight not only
against skepticism, but against alternative assets that offer both excitement and economic relevance.
This re-examination highlights
crypto’s key vulnerability. Unlike equities, bonds, or real assets, crypto generates no cash flows, confers no legal
claims, and rests on no institutional
backstop. Its value depends almost
entirely on collective belief. That belief
can flourish in periods of abundant
liquidity and low opportunity cost,
but it becomes far more fragile when
capital tightens and investors begin to
ask harder questions.
Recent market behavior has been
revealing. At a time of elevated geopo-
litical tension, fiscal uncertainty, and
concern about currency debasement—
conditions under which crypto should
in theory perform well—investors
have favored gold instead. Crypto has
behaved less like a haven and more
like a speculative asset whose narrative has lost momentum.
A new consideration, quantum
computing, has also disrupted the
crypto picture. The security of major
blockchains rests on cryptographic
methods that assume limits to classical
computing power. Quantum computing challenges those assumptions by
design. While advances in quantum
computing don’t pose an immediate
threat to crypto, they do introduce an
uncertainty that markets can’t dismiss.
Crypto’s value depends on the perception that the underlying system is
fundamentally secure. There is no
alternative foundation if that perception is meaningfully challenged. Even
a distant and low-probability risk carries disproportionate weight when the
downside is existential.
By contrast, physical assets like
gold don’t depend on protocols, updates, or computational assumptions.
Their role as stores of value is technologically neutral. In a world where
technology is an increasingly significant source of uncertainty, gold’s neutrality has gained in value.
Political dynamics add another
layer of volatility. Over the past two
years, crypto benefited from unusually strong political tailwinds in the
U.S. Explicit support from leading
politicians translated into sharp price
gains. That support proved fleeting.
Much of the post-2024 election surge
has reversed, proving that political
enthusiasm can amplify momentum,
but it rarely sustains value on its own.
Crypto isn’t finished. But the market has entered a new phase. As liquidity tightens, attention shifts, and
novel risks are introduced, capital
becomes more selective. When that
happens, assets sustained primarily
by narrative lose gravitational pull.
Markets usually signal these
changes quietly, but over the past few
months, they have been quite clear.
The center of gravity has shifted, and
crypto is falling back down to Earth. B
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AI Comes for Medicare.
How to Protect Yourself.
Robotics Could Be a
Boon for the Elderly
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he Trump administration has
started experimenting with artificial intelligence in Medicare.
The goal is to use AI to help
curb waste in the program. It could also
mean that some enrollees face more hurdles for covered procedures.
The issue is pertinent: Open enrollment
for Medicare Advantage, the privately run
insurance program that administers Medicare for 34 million Americans, runs
through March 31. If you aren’t happy
with your coverage, this is the time to
switch Advantage plans or return to traditional Medicare.
Unlike traditional, fee-for-service Medicare, Advantage plans impose hurdles to
care, such as restricted doctor choice and
prior authorization, which requires providers to get insurers’ permission to perform a procedure with the aim of reducing
unnecessary spending.
According to the Medicare Payment
Advisory Commission, Medicare spent up
to $5.8 billion on unnecessary or inappropriate services in 2022, or 0.6% of total
program spending that year. However,
prior authorization often results in delays
or denials of needed care, doctors and
patients say.
Under a pilot program that started on
Jan. 1, prior authorization will be required
for some procedures in traditional Medicare in a few states. The program, called
the Wasteful and Inappropriate Service
Reduction Model, is now running in Arizona, New Jersey, Ohio, Oklahoma, Texas,
and Washington.
The “Wiser” model applies only to a
handful of procedures, such as electrical
nerve stimulators and knee arthroscopy
for knee osteoarthritis. Still, procedures
included in the model accounted for 5.3%
of all Part B spending in traditional Medicare in 2024, according to KFF, a health
policy nonprofit.
Medicare’s contractors are partnering
with AI firms to implement the program.
The tech companies will get a cut of the
savings attributed to their reduction of
wasteful spending, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services said in a fact
sheet. The government says clinicians will
be on hand to “conduct medical reviews to
validate determinations.”
Advantage insurers already use AI, but
this appears to be the start of its use in
traditional Medicare. It raises concerns
about whether AI-fueled algorithms will
increasingly help make coverage decisions
for seniors. And it’s blurring lines between
the programs.
“It’s something to take the least popular
point of Medicare Advantage and apply it
to traditional Medicare,” says Neil Patil,
health policy director at the Medicare Policy Initiative at Georgetown University.
As traditional Medicare starts to look
more like Advantage plans, seniors may
need to rethink whether to go with traditional Medicare or an Advantage plan.
Advantage plans, known as Part C,
provide Part A hospital coverage and Part
B outpatient coverage, as does traditional
Medicare. Beyond that, Advantage plans
typically offer supplemental benefits not
included in traditional Medicare, such as
dental, vision, and hearing coverage.
Through March 31, enrollees can switch
to another Advantage plan or go back to
traditional Medicare and buy a standalone Part D drug plan.
Many analysts say traditional Medicare
can still be better than Advantage, since it
imposes fewer restrictions on care.
Advantage enrollees who want to return to traditional Medicare should keep
in mind that they are generally not guaranteed the right to buy a Medigap policy to
cover additional costs.
If you’re denied coverage for a procedure in the AI pilot program—or anywhere in the Medicare program—you have
a right to appeal, notes Georgetown’s Patil.
Presumably, an AI bot won’t be making
the final decision. B
To the Editor:
The new robotic industry may have some
surprise funding sources (“The Robot
Revolution Is Real. Tesla, Hyundai, and
More Stocks to Play It,” Cover Story, Feb.
6). For example, long-term care insurance
may cover the cost of robots for home
healthcare associated with daily-living
activities for the elderly. The longer we
can keep people in their homes, the better
the quality of life and the longer expensive assisted-living centers can be put
off. Robots, self-driving cars, and home
delivery of groceries and goods should,
in theory, reduce the cost of caring for
aging people. Lawn care and landscaping
may be one of the first service industries
to be disrupted by robotics.
Mark Smith
On Barrons.com
borrow money in public markets to leverage their portfolios. That debt is secured
by the loans they purchase, and their
notes sit on top of the capital stack. To
lose money on the notes, the BDC stock
would have to become worthless, meaning that the underlying assets would
need to plummet anywhere from 40%
to 50% in most scenarios.
The notes trade at BBB yields, well
higher than other corporates. Some would
say that’s like picking up nickels ahead of
a steamroller, which is possible, but they
warrant consideration for yield-seeking
investors who have hard heads, deep
pockets, and iron stomachs.
Girard Miller
On Barrons.com
AI’s Limits
Gold and the U.S. Budget To the Editor:
To the Editor:
Well, one thing that’s definitely different
this time is the price of gold and the nation’s debt (“A Tech Bust Gave Way to a
Broader Rally. What Comes Next Could
Be Ugly,” Up & Down Wall Street, Feb. 6).
In 2000, gold was about $300 per ounce
and the budget deficit was nil. Today,
gold is $5,000 per ounce and the budget
deficit and interest payments are enormous. Let’s hope any selloff doesn’t
make the whole economy go kablooey.
Wesley Rimel
On Barrons.com
Hard-Headed Debt
To the Editor:
Business development companies offer
another investment angle that is commonly overlooked: their debt securities
(“How the Software Panic Hit Private
Credit—and Why Some BDC Stocks
Might Be Worth Buying,” Feb. 6). BDCs
Anthropic’s Claude Cowork legal plug-in
may sound powerful, but as Barron’s
points out, AI companies still treat security and reliability as afterthoughts (“The
Software Stock Panic Will Be a Buying
Opportunity—Eventually,” Tech Trader,
Feb. 6). That’s why using these tools for
things like reviewing contracts, triaging
nondisclosure agreements, assessing risk,
or drafting responses raises concerns and
shows that the technology isn’t yet trustworthy for serious, sensitive work.
Marco Morana
On Barrons.com
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