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Symbol	Name	Last Price	Change	Change %
MU	Micron Technology, Inc.	103.90	-4.70	-4.33%
^VIX	CBOE Volatility Index	27.62	+11.75	+74.04%
QMCO	Quantum Corporation	60.02	+36.30	+153.04%
SPY	SPDR S&P 500	586.28	-18.01	-2.98%
NQ=F	Nasdaq 100 Dec 24	21,209.75	-9.00	-0.04%
ES=F	E-Mini S&P 500 Dec 24	5,878.50	+6.25	+0.11%
LITM	Snow Lake Resources Ltd.	0.8195	+0.6365	+347.81%
^GSPC	S&P 500	5,872.16	-178.45	-2.95%
KULR	KULR Technology Group, Inc.	2.0800	+0.6400	+44.44%
VKTX	Viking Therapeutics, Inc.	38.28	-8.42	-18.03%
^TNX	CBOE Interest Rate 10 Year T No	4.4940	+0.1090	+2.49%
QQQ	Invesco QQQ Trust, Series 1	516.47	-19.33	-3.61%
^IXIC	NASDAQ Composite	19,392.69	-716.37	-3.56%
YM=F	Mini Dow Jones Indus.-$5 Dec 24	42,398.00	+75.00	+0.18%
VOO	Vanguard S&P 500 ETF	539.14	-16.31	-2.94%
JBL	Jabil Inc.	143.69	+9.73	+7.26%
SOUN	SoundHound AI, Inc.	20.84	+1.45	+7.50%
CGTX	Cognition Therapeutics, Inc.	0.5800	+0.1251	+27.50%
EURUSD=X	USD/EUR	0.9625	-0.0033	-0.34%
LEN	Lennar Corporation	145.93	-5.54	-3.66%
^DJI	Dow Jones Industrial Average	42,326.87	-1,123.03	-2.58%
GC=F	Gold Feb 25	2,618.70	-34.60	-1.30%
UVXY	ProShares Trust Ultra VIX Short	25.24	+4.93	+24.27%
PLRZ	Polyrizon Ltd.	3.2900	+2.2400	+213.33%
MESO	Mesoblast Limited	12.25	-0.26	-2.08%

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