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   Symbol   Name   Industry   Sector   Exchange  Cap, mln  Last  Change  Change, %  Volume
 ACIW 
ACI Worldwide Inc
Software - Infrastructure
Technology
NASDAQ
 4,497.02  42.99  0.39 0.92 500,592
 ADUS 
Addus HomeCare Corp
Medical Care Facilities
Healthcare
NASDAQ
 2,208.17  123.52  2.4 1.98 226,549
 AEP 
American Electric Power Co Inc
Utilities - Regulated Electric
Utilities
NASDAQ
 50,087  96.45  0.61 0.64 2,180,713
 AGNG 
Global X Aging Population Etf
Exchange Traded Fund
Financial Services
NASDAQ
   31.00  0.03 0.1 6,111
 AGZ 
iShares Agency Bond Etf
Exchange Traded Fund
Financial Services
NYSE
   108.52  0.08 0.07 19,944
 AIV 
Apartment Investment & Management Co
REIT - Residential
Real Estate
NYSE
 1,299.1  9.05  0.07 0.78 564,609
 AKRO 
Akero Therapeutics Inc
Biotechnology
Healthcare
NASDAQ
 1,921.71  28.12  -0.2 -0.71 393,455
 ALE 
Allete Inc
Utilities - Diversified
Utilities
NYSE
 3,721.11  64.56  0.09 0.14 232,504
 AMED 
Amedisys Inc
Medical Care Facilities
Healthcare
NASDAQ
 3,188.61  98.25  0.5 0.51 1,349,270
 AMT 
American Tower REIT
REIT - Specialty
Real Estate
NYSE
 97,780  213.72  3.8 1.81 1,328,759
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