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^GSPC	S&P 500	5,827.04	-91.21	-1.54%
XRP-USD	XRP USD	2.39	+0.07	+3.13%
^DJI	Dow Jones Industrial Average	41,938.45	-696.75	-1.63%
^IXIC	NASDAQ Composite	19,161.63	-317.25	-1.63%
XRP-CAD	XRP CAD	3.45	+0.10	+3.13%
^RUT	Russell 2000	2,189.23	-49.73	-2.22%
XRP-EUR	XRP EUR	2.33	+0.07	+3.13%
SAGE	Sage Therapeutics, Inc.	5.55	-0.30	-5.13%
HPE	Hewlett Packard Enterprise Comp	22.08	+0.05	+0.23%
BTC-USD	Bitcoin USD	94,424.52	-559.16	-0.59%
DOGE-USD	Dogecoin USD	0.34	+0.00	+0.10%
ETH-USD	Ethereum USD	3,270.23	-37.55	-1.14%
VOO	Vanguard S&P 500 ETF	533.89	-8.25	-1.52%
XLM-USD	Stellar USD	0.42	+0.00	+0.66%
ADA-USD	Cardano USD	0.94	-0.02	-2.09%
PEPE24478-USD	Pepe USD	0.00	+0.00	+0.95%
SCHD	Schwab US Dividend Equity ETF	27.01	-0.31	-1.13%
SOL-USD	Solana USD	187.09	-4.10	-2.14%
TMDX	TransMedics Group, Inc.	68.81	-3.74	-5.16%
PEP	Pepsico, Inc.	142.64	-3.90	-2.66%
TD.TO	TORONTO-DOMINION BANK	78.20	+1.27	+1.65%
O	Realty Income Corporation	51.67	-0.84	-1.60%
SHIB-USD	Shiba Inu USD	0.00	+0.00	+0.77%
PYPL	PayPal Holdings, Inc.	83.36	-4.58	-5.21%
HSY	The Hershey Company	158.20	-4.02	-2.48%

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