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Symbol	Name	Last Price	Change	Change %
TSLA	Tesla, Inc.	463.02	+26.79	+6.14%
QUBT	Quantum Computing Inc.	11.08	+4.38	+65.25%
XRP-USD	XRP USD	2.67	+0.30	+12.80%
NVDA	NVIDIA Corporation	132.00	-2.25	-1.68%
GME	GameStop Corporation	29.44	+1.45	+5.18%
OPTX	Syntec Optics Holdings, Inc.	1.7800	+0.7944	+80.60%
ASML	ASML Holding N.V. - New York Re	722.38	+3.80	+0.53%
TNXP	Tonix Pharmaceuticals Holding C	0.5300	+0.2895	+120.37%
SEDG	SolarEdge Technologies, Inc.	12.32	-1.03	-7.72%
SIDU	Sidus Space, Inc.	4.5800	+3.1500	+220.28%
QMCO	Quantum Corporation	23.27	+5.30	+29.49%
IONQ	IonQ, Inc.	41.81	+7.98	+23.59%
GM	General Motors Company	52.24	-0.29	-0.55%
KWE	KWESST Micro Systems Inc.	0.7280	+0.0940	+14.83%
QBTS	D-Wave Quantum Inc.	7.23	+2.23	+44.60%
XRP-CAD	XRP CAD	3.81	+0.43	+12.80%
RGTI	Rigetti Computing, Inc.	8.43	+1.27	+17.74%
BMEA	Biomea Fusion, Inc.	5.85	+0.21	+3.72%
WBUY	WEBUY GLOBAL LTD.	0.2270	+0.0514	+29.27%
ASML.AS	ASML HOLDING	710.10	+22.10	+3.21%
SFTBY	Softbank Group Corp	31.04	+0.34	+1.11%
MSS	Maison Solutions Inc.	1.0200	+0.0494	+5.09%
CVS	CVS Health Corporation	46.60	-2.77	-5.61%
CIFR	Cipher Mining Inc.	7.39	+1.26	+20.55%
AVGO	Broadcom Inc.	250.00	+25.20	+11.21%

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