Data

S&P 500-^GSPC

The 500 largest US publicly traded companies by market cap — the standard US large-cap equity benchmark.

S&P 500 Equal Weight-RSP

Daily closing price of the equal-weight S&P 500 fund, stored so Market Anatomy can read the cap-weighted index against the same companies weighted equally.

Shanghai Composite-000001.SS

Every stock listed on the Shanghai Stock Exchange — the standard mainland China equity benchmark.

DAX-^GDAXI

40 major companies listed on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange — the standard German equity benchmark.

Nikkei 225-^N225

225 large companies listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange — the standard Japanese equity benchmark.

FTSE 100-^FTSE

The 100 largest companies listed on the London Stock Exchange — the UK large-cap benchmark.

Russell 2000-^RUT

2,000 small-cap US companies — the standard US small-cap benchmark, more sensitive to domestic growth and credit conditions than large caps.

Dow Jones-^DJI

30 large, established US companies — a narrower, price-weighted (not market-cap-weighted) index than the S&P 500.

Nasdaq Composite-^IXIC

Every stock listed on the Nasdaq exchange, heavily weighted toward technology.

Consumer Staples-XLP

SPDR sector ETF tracking S&P 500 companies selling essential goods (food, household products).

Consumer Discretionary-XLY

SPDR sector ETF tracking S&P 500 companies selling non-essential goods and services (retail, autos, travel).

Health Care-XLV

SPDR sector ETF tracking S&P 500 pharmaceutical, biotech, and healthcare companies.

Energy-XLE

SPDR sector ETF tracking S&P 500 oil, gas, and energy companies.

Financials-XLF

SPDR sector ETF tracking S&P 500 banks, insurers, and other financial companies.

Technology-XLK

SPDR sector ETF tracking S&P 500 technology companies.

Communication Services-XLC

SPDR sector ETF tracking S&P 500 media, telecom, and internet-platform companies.

Real Estate-XLRE

SPDR sector ETF tracking S&P 500 real estate investment trusts (REITs) and real estate companies.

Utilities-XLU

SPDR sector ETF tracking S&P 500 electric, gas, and water utility companies.

Materials-XLB

SPDR sector ETF tracking S&P 500 chemicals, mining, and raw-materials companies.

Industrials-XLI

SPDR sector ETF tracking S&P 500 manufacturing, aerospace, and industrial companies.

Broad Commodities-DBC

An ETF tracking a diversified basket of commodity futures across energy, metals, and agriculture.

Natural Gas-NG=F

NYMEX Henry Hub natural gas futures — the US natural-gas price benchmark.

Diesel and Heating Oil (ULSD)-HO=F

NYMEX ultra-low-sulphur diesel futures, the wholesale US diesel and heating oil price. Diesel is the freight, rail and farm fuel, so this reads as an industrial and food-logistics cost rather than a consumer one.

Gasoline (RBOB)-RB=F

NYMEX RBOB gasoline futures, the wholesale US gasoline price. This is the price side of the EIA gasoline inventory and product-supplied series, which measure the quantity side of the same market.

WTI Crude Oil-CL=F

NYMEX West Texas Intermediate crude futures — the US oil-price benchmark.

Brent Crude Oil-BZ=F

ICE Brent crude futures, the international oil benchmark. Read against WTI (CL=F), the spread separates a global supply event from a US one.

Palladium-PALL

abrdn Physical Palladium Shares, an ETF backed by allocated metal in a vault. Palladium is the gasoline-engine autocatalyst metal, so its price carries a real read on internal-combustion vehicle production.

Platinum-PPLT

abrdn Physical Platinum Shares, an ETF backed by allocated metal in a vault rather than by futures. Platinum is an autocatalyst, refinery and hydrogen-electrolyser input.

Copper-HG=F

COMEX copper futures — an industrial-demand bellwether, sometimes called 'Dr. Copper' for its correlation with global growth.

Lean Hogs-HE=F

Live Cattle-LE=F

Cocoa-CC=F

Cotton-CT=F

Coffee-KC=F

Sugar-SB=F

Soybean Oil-ZL=F

Soybeans-ZS=F

Wheat-ZW=F

Corn-ZC=F

Silver-SI=F

COMEX silver futures — part precious metal, part industrial input.

Gold-GC=F

COMEX gold futures — the standard precious-metal/safe-haven benchmark.

10Y Treasury Yield-^TNX

The yield on the 10-year US Treasury note — the reference rate for mortgages, corporate borrowing, and equity valuation discount rates.

yieldCurve10y2y-T10Y2Y

10-year minus 2-year Treasury spread, in percentage points. The most watched recession indicator there is: sustained inversion (below 0) has preceded every US recession in the modern era, but with long and variable lead times, and the re-steepening AFTER an inversion has historically been the part that coincides with the downturn rather than the inversion itself

Treasury General Account Balance-treasury:operating_cash_balance:tga_closing_balance

US Treasury's operating cash balance (Daily Treasury Statement) — rising means Treasury is accumulating cash, falling means it's releasing cash through net operations.

fedFundsRate-DFF

Effective federal funds rate — the actual overnight rate, i.e. where policy is right now rather than where the target range is set

financialConditions-NFCI

Chicago Fed National Financial Conditions Index (weekly, standardized — zero is average, positive is tighter than average, negative is looser than average). A single, real composite of credit/leverage/risk conditions across money markets, debt, and equity markets, not this app's own judgment

financialStress-STLFSI4

St. Louis Fed Financial Stress Index (weekly, standardized — zero is average stress, positive is more stress than average). Built from a broad set of real yield, spread, and volatility series, not a single market's read alone

bankDeposits-DPSACBW027SBOG

Deposits, all commercial banks ($ billions, weekly). A fast, real drain-or-build in the banking system's own funding base — a sharp fall is exactly the kind of physical stress signal that showed up ahead of 2023's regional-bank episode

bankCredit-TOTBKCR

Total bank credit, all commercial banks ($ billions, weekly). The broadest read on whether the banking system is actually expanding or contracting its balance sheet — a real, physical lending/holding fact, not a rate or a sentiment index

bankLoans-TOTLL

Loans and leases in bank credit, all commercial banks ($ billions, weekly) — the lending component of bankCredit, excluding banks' securities holdings

averageHourlyEarnings-CES0500000003

Average hourly earnings of all employees, total private, in dollars per hour (seasonally adjusted). The wage half of the Employment Situation release, and the series a wage-price argument is actually made on

phillyFedManufacturingActivity-GACDFSA066MSFRBPHI

Current General Activity diffusion index from the Philadelphia Fed Manufacturing Business Outlook Survey, seasonally adjusted, monthly: the percentage of firms reporting higher activity minus the percentage reporting lower, for the Third District only. Published on the third Thursday of the month it describes. Not ISM and not a national reading

nonfarmPayrolls-PAYEMS

All employees, total nonfarm (thousands of persons, seasonally adjusted). The headline count from the same Employment Situation release that carries the unemployment rate, and the other half of what a scheduled jobs print actually prints

unemploymentRate-UNRATE

US unemployment rate. Half of the Fed's dual mandate, and the series behind the Sahm rule — a 0.5pp rise off the recent low has historically marked recessions in real time

commercialIndustrialLoans-BUSLOANS

Commercial and industrial loans, all commercial banks ($ billions, weekly) — credit extended directly to businesses. A real, physical read on whether banks are actually financing business activity or pulling back, independent of what rates or a sentiment survey say

cpiInflationYoY-CPIAUCSL

Headline CPI inflation, year over year. The level the Fed is reacting to, and the number the scheduled release below prints

coreCpiInflationYoY-CPILFESL

Core CPI (excluding food and energy), year over year. Slower moving than headline and the better read on underlying trend, which is why policy leans on it more

pceInflationYoY-PCEPI

Personal Consumption Expenditures chain-type price index, year over year. The Federal Reserve's target is stated in PCE terms, so this is the inflation series policy is formally measured against; it usually runs a few tenths below CPI because its basket re-weights as households substitute

corePceInflationYoY-PCEPILFE

PCE price index excluding food and energy, year over year. Slower moving than headline PCE and the better read on underlying trend, which is why policy leans on it more

realGdpGrowthYoY-GDPC1

Real gross domestic product (billions of chained 2017 dollars, seasonally adjusted annual rate), reported here as its year-over-year growth. Quarterly, revised twice after each advance estimate, and the broadest single measure of US output

Illinois River barge, grain-usda-ams:grain-transportation-cost-indicators:barge

The inland waterway leg between the Corn Belt and the Gulf export elevators, which is the cheapest and the most weather-exposed of the three inland modes. Illinois River barge rates for grain, quoted by the trade as a percent of the 1976 tariff and indexed here against the 2017 average. Published weekly. Source: USDA Agricultural Marketing Service, Grain Transportation Report.

US Gulf to Japan, grain vessel-usda-ams:grain-transportation-cost-indicators:gulfVessel

The seaborne leg of a Gulf export cargo. A grain rate on a grain route, and not a general dry bulk or container rate. Ocean freight for bulk grain from the US Gulf to Japan, indexed against the 2017 average of $39.33 a metric ton. Published weekly. Source: USDA Agricultural Marketing Service, Grain Transportation Report.

Pacific Northwest to Japan, grain vessel-usda-ams:grain-transportation-cost-indicators:pacificVessel

The shorter export route, which is why its level sits well under the Gulf one and why the two parting company is a routing story rather than a freight one. Ocean freight for bulk grain from the Pacific Northwest to Japan, indexed against the 2017 average of $21.05 a metric ton. Published weekly. Source: USDA Agricultural Marketing Service, Grain Transportation Report.

Shuttle rail, grain-usda-ams:grain-transportation-cost-indicators:shuttleRail

What a grain shipper actually pays for a shuttle railcar, indexed against the 2017 average of $4,833.14 a car. Near-month secondary rail market value plus the tariff rate with fuel surcharge, for selected US shuttle train routes carrying grain. Published weekly. Source: USDA Agricultural Marketing Service, Grain Transportation Report.

Line-haul railroads-fred:transport-ppi:PCU482111482111

The billed-rate read on rail, which the weekly grain shuttle rate above is the grain-specific and faster-moving half of. US line-haul railroads, all freight. National and across every commodity a railroad carries, not grain alone. Published monthly. Source: US Bureau of Labor Statistics producer price indexes, retrieved from FRED.

Deep sea freight-fred:transport-ppi:PCU483111483111

The only seaborne rate here that is not grain-specific. Monthly and indexed, so it carries the direction of ocean freight and never a quotable rate. US deep sea freight transportation. A national industry index and not a spot rate for any route or vessel class. Published monthly. Source: US Bureau of Labor Statistics producer price indexes, retrieved from FRED.

Long-distance truckload-fred:transport-ppi:PCU484121484121

What long-haul truckload carriers actually charged. This is the rate side of the trucking path, where the diesel price is the fuel side. US general freight trucking, long-distance truckload, all commodities. A national billed-rate index, not a lane quote. Published monthly. Source: US Bureau of Labor Statistics producer price indexes, retrieved from FRED.

Truck transportation, all-fred:transport-ppi:PCU484484

The broader trucking read. It and the truckload index moving apart separates the long-haul contract market from everything else on the road. US truck transportation as a whole, which includes local and less-than-truckload work the truckload index leaves out. Published monthly. Source: US Bureau of Labor Statistics producer price indexes, retrieved from FRED.

Freight arrangement-fred:transport-ppi:PCU488510488510

The intermediary's price. It typically moves ahead of the carrier indexes, because a broker reprices a load in a day and a contract carrier reprices at renewal. US freight transportation arrangement: the brokers and forwarders who buy capacity and resell it, rather than the carriers who own it. Published monthly. Source: US Bureau of Labor Statistics producer price indexes, retrieved from FRED.

Rail freight, commodity basis-fred:transport-ppi:WPU3011

A second rail rate built a different way. Where it and the line-haul industry index agree, the rail reading is not an artefact of one construction. Rail freight priced on the commodity basis rather than the industry basis, which is the older of the two BLS constructions. Published monthly. Source: US Bureau of Labor Statistics producer price indexes, retrieved from FRED.

businessInventoriesLevel-BUSINV

Total US business inventories, all sectors combined ($ millions, seasonally adjusted). The raw stockpile level — read it alongside businessInventorySalesRatio for whether that stockpile is large relative to what's actually selling

businessInventorySalesRatio-ISRATIO

Total business inventories/sales ratio — months of inventory on hand at the current sales pace, across all sectors. Rising means stock is piling up faster than it's selling (weak demand, or a supply chain overshooting/catching up after a shortage); falling means inventories are lean relative to sales (strong demand, or a genuine supply bottleneck still working through)

retailInventorySalesRatio-RETAILIRSA

Retailers' own inventories/sales ratio — the same read as businessInventorySalesRatio, narrowed to the retail sector specifically, which is closer to consumer-facing shelf stock than the all-sector figure (which also includes manufacturers' and wholesalers' warehouses upstream)

US Gulf Coast (Texas): Daily Maximum Temperature-open-meteo:US Gulf Coast (Texas):USGulfCoast.dailyMaxTemp

Daily maximum 2m air temperature from the Open-Meteo reanalysis archive, held back to 2011. Tracked because weather in this region moves the supply of something traded.

US Gulf Coast (Texas): Daily Rainfall-open-meteo:US Gulf Coast (Texas):USGulfCoast.dailyPrecip

Daily precipitation total from the Open-Meteo reanalysis archive, held back to 2011. A day the archive has no value for is absent rather than zero. Tracked because weather in this region moves the supply of something traded.

US Gulf Coast (Texas): 30-Day Mean Daily High-open-meteo:US Gulf Coast (Texas):USGulfCoast.meanMaxTemp30d

Mean daily maximum temperature over the last 30 days, the level behind the percentile. Tracked because weather in this region moves the supply of something traded.

US Gulf Coast (Texas): 30-Day Rainfall Percentile-open-meteo:US Gulf Coast (Texas):USGulfCoast.precipPercentile

Rank of the last 30 days' rainfall against the same calendar window in each of the previous 15 years. Low means dry. Tracked because weather in this region moves the supply of something traded.

US Gulf Coast (Texas): 30-Day Rainfall Total-open-meteo:US Gulf Coast (Texas):USGulfCoast.precipTotal30d

Total precipitation over the last 30 days, the level behind the percentile. Tracked because weather in this region moves the supply of something traded.

US Gulf Coast (Texas): 30-Day Heat Percentile-open-meteo:US Gulf Coast (Texas):USGulfCoast.tempPercentile

Rank of the last 30 days' mean daily high against the same calendar window in each of the previous 15 years. High means hot. Tracked because weather in this region moves the supply of something traded.

Natural Gas Storage-eia:natural-gas/stor/wkly:NW2_EPG0_SWO_R48_BCF

Working natural gas in underground storage, Lower 48 states.

Gasoline Product Supplied-eia:petroleum/cons/wpsup:WGFUPUS2

EIA's real proxy for US gasoline demand, not a survey.

WCREXUS2-eia:petroleum/move/wkly:WCREXUS2

EIA physical energy data.

WCRIMUS2-eia:petroleum/move/wkly:WCRIMUS2

EIA physical energy data.

Refinery Utilization-eia:petroleum/pnp/wiup:WPULEUS3

Percent of operable US refining capacity actually running.

Crude Oil Inventories-eia:petroleum/stoc/wstk:WCESTUS1

US commercial crude oil inventories excluding the Strategic Petroleum Reserve — the headline number markets react to every Wednesday.

WCSSTUS1-eia:petroleum/stoc/wstk:WCSSTUS1

EIA physical energy data.

Distillate Inventories-eia:petroleum/stoc/wstk:WDISTUS1

US distillate fuel oil inventories — diesel and heating oil.

Gasoline Inventories-eia:petroleum/stoc/wstk:WGTSTUS1

US total motor gasoline inventories.

WKJSTUS1-eia:petroleum/stoc/wstk:WKJSTUS1

EIA physical energy data.

WPRSTUS1-eia:petroleum/stoc/wstk:WPRSTUS1

EIA physical energy data.

W_EPC0_SAX_YCUOK_MBBL-eia:petroleum/stoc/wstk:W_EPC0_SAX_YCUOK_MBBL

EIA physical energy data.

WCRFPUS2-eia:petroleum/sum/sndw:WCRFPUS2

EIA physical energy data.

E_ERTRRO_XR0_NUS_C-eia:petroleum/crd/drill:E_ERTRRO_XR0_NUS_C

EIA physical energy data.

Argentine Pampas: Daily Maximum Temperature-open-meteo:Argentine Pampas:ArgentinePampas.dailyMaxTemp

Daily maximum 2m air temperature from the Open-Meteo reanalysis archive, held back to 2011. Tracked because weather in this region moves the supply of something traded.

Argentine Pampas: Daily Rainfall-open-meteo:Argentine Pampas:ArgentinePampas.dailyPrecip

Daily precipitation total from the Open-Meteo reanalysis archive, held back to 2011. A day the archive has no value for is absent rather than zero. Tracked because weather in this region moves the supply of something traded.

Argentine Pampas: 30-Day Mean Daily High-open-meteo:Argentine Pampas:ArgentinePampas.meanMaxTemp30d

Mean daily maximum temperature over the last 30 days, the level behind the percentile. Tracked because weather in this region moves the supply of something traded.

Argentine Pampas: 30-Day Rainfall Percentile-open-meteo:Argentine Pampas:ArgentinePampas.precipPercentile

Rank of the last 30 days' rainfall against the same calendar window in each of the previous 15 years. Low means dry. Tracked because weather in this region moves the supply of something traded.

Argentine Pampas: 30-Day Rainfall Total-open-meteo:Argentine Pampas:ArgentinePampas.precipTotal30d

Total precipitation over the last 30 days, the level behind the percentile. Tracked because weather in this region moves the supply of something traded.

Argentine Pampas: 30-Day Heat Percentile-open-meteo:Argentine Pampas:ArgentinePampas.tempPercentile

Rank of the last 30 days' mean daily high against the same calendar window in each of the previous 15 years. High means hot. Tracked because weather in this region moves the supply of something traded.

Black Sea (Odesa): Daily Maximum Temperature-open-meteo:Black Sea (Odesa):BlackSea.dailyMaxTemp

Daily maximum 2m air temperature from the Open-Meteo reanalysis archive, held back to 2011. Tracked because weather in this region moves the supply of something traded.

Black Sea (Odesa): Daily Rainfall-open-meteo:Black Sea (Odesa):BlackSea.dailyPrecip

Daily precipitation total from the Open-Meteo reanalysis archive, held back to 2011. A day the archive has no value for is absent rather than zero. Tracked because weather in this region moves the supply of something traded.

Black Sea (Odesa): 30-Day Mean Daily High-open-meteo:Black Sea (Odesa):BlackSea.meanMaxTemp30d

Mean daily maximum temperature over the last 30 days, the level behind the percentile. Tracked because weather in this region moves the supply of something traded.

Black Sea (Odesa): 30-Day Rainfall Percentile-open-meteo:Black Sea (Odesa):BlackSea.precipPercentile

Rank of the last 30 days' rainfall against the same calendar window in each of the previous 15 years. Low means dry. Tracked because weather in this region moves the supply of something traded.

Black Sea (Odesa): 30-Day Rainfall Total-open-meteo:Black Sea (Odesa):BlackSea.precipTotal30d

Total precipitation over the last 30 days, the level behind the percentile. Tracked because weather in this region moves the supply of something traded.

Black Sea (Odesa): 30-Day Heat Percentile-open-meteo:Black Sea (Odesa):BlackSea.tempPercentile

Rank of the last 30 days' mean daily high against the same calendar window in each of the previous 15 years. High means hot. Tracked because weather in this region moves the supply of something traded.

Brazil Cerrado (Mato Grosso): Daily Maximum Temperature-open-meteo:Brazil Cerrado (Mato Grosso):BrazilCerrado.dailyMaxTemp

Daily maximum 2m air temperature from the Open-Meteo reanalysis archive, held back to 2011. Tracked because weather in this region moves the supply of something traded.

Brazil Cerrado (Mato Grosso): Daily Rainfall-open-meteo:Brazil Cerrado (Mato Grosso):BrazilCerrado.dailyPrecip

Daily precipitation total from the Open-Meteo reanalysis archive, held back to 2011. A day the archive has no value for is absent rather than zero. Tracked because weather in this region moves the supply of something traded.

Brazil Cerrado (Mato Grosso): 30-Day Mean Daily High-open-meteo:Brazil Cerrado (Mato Grosso):BrazilCerrado.meanMaxTemp30d

Mean daily maximum temperature over the last 30 days, the level behind the percentile. Tracked because weather in this region moves the supply of something traded.

Brazil Cerrado (Mato Grosso): 30-Day Rainfall Percentile-open-meteo:Brazil Cerrado (Mato Grosso):BrazilCerrado.precipPercentile

Rank of the last 30 days' rainfall against the same calendar window in each of the previous 15 years. Low means dry. Tracked because weather in this region moves the supply of something traded.

Brazil Cerrado (Mato Grosso): 30-Day Rainfall Total-open-meteo:Brazil Cerrado (Mato Grosso):BrazilCerrado.precipTotal30d

Total precipitation over the last 30 days, the level behind the percentile. Tracked because weather in this region moves the supply of something traded.

Brazil Cerrado (Mato Grosso): 30-Day Heat Percentile-open-meteo:Brazil Cerrado (Mato Grosso):BrazilCerrado.tempPercentile

Rank of the last 30 days' mean daily high against the same calendar window in each of the previous 15 years. High means hot. Tracked because weather in this region moves the supply of something traded.

US Corn Belt (Iowa): Daily Maximum Temperature-open-meteo:US Corn Belt (Iowa):USCornBelt.dailyMaxTemp

Daily maximum 2m air temperature from the Open-Meteo reanalysis archive, held back to 2011. Tracked because weather in this region moves the supply of something traded.

US Corn Belt (Iowa): Daily Rainfall-open-meteo:US Corn Belt (Iowa):USCornBelt.dailyPrecip

Daily precipitation total from the Open-Meteo reanalysis archive, held back to 2011. A day the archive has no value for is absent rather than zero. Tracked because weather in this region moves the supply of something traded.

US Corn Belt (Iowa): 30-Day Mean Daily High-open-meteo:US Corn Belt (Iowa):USCornBelt.meanMaxTemp30d

Mean daily maximum temperature over the last 30 days, the level behind the percentile. Tracked because weather in this region moves the supply of something traded.

US Corn Belt (Iowa): 30-Day Rainfall Percentile-open-meteo:US Corn Belt (Iowa):USCornBelt.precipPercentile

Rank of the last 30 days' rainfall against the same calendar window in each of the previous 15 years. Low means dry. Tracked because weather in this region moves the supply of something traded.

US Corn Belt (Iowa): 30-Day Rainfall Total-open-meteo:US Corn Belt (Iowa):USCornBelt.precipTotal30d

Total precipitation over the last 30 days, the level behind the percentile. Tracked because weather in this region moves the supply of something traded.

US Corn Belt (Iowa): 30-Day Heat Percentile-open-meteo:US Corn Belt (Iowa):USCornBelt.tempPercentile

Rank of the last 30 days' mean daily high against the same calendar window in each of the previous 15 years. High means hot. Tracked because weather in this region moves the supply of something traded.

West Africa cocoa belt (Ivory Coast): Daily Maximum Temperature-open-meteo:West Africa cocoa belt (Ivory Coast):WestAfricacocoabelt.dailyMaxTemp

Daily maximum 2m air temperature from the Open-Meteo reanalysis archive, held back to 2011. Tracked because weather in this region moves the supply of something traded.

USD/CHF-CHF=X

Daily closing exchange rate for one of the six major currency pairs, stored for the Global Macro Dashboard.

USD/CAD-CAD=X

Daily closing exchange rate for one of the six major currency pairs, stored for the Global Macro Dashboard.

AUD/USD-AUDUSD=X

Daily closing exchange rate for one of the six major currency pairs, stored for the Global Macro Dashboard.

GBP/USD-GBPUSD=X

Daily closing exchange rate for one of the six major currency pairs, stored for the Global Macro Dashboard.

USD/JPY-JPY=X

Daily closing exchange rate for one of the six major currency pairs, stored for the Global Macro Dashboard.

EUR/USD-EURUSD=X

Daily closing exchange rate for one of the six major currency pairs, stored for the Global Macro Dashboard.

US Dollar Index-DX-Y.NYB

The US dollar's value against a basket of major foreign currencies (euro, yen, pound, and others).

VIX-^VIX

CBOE Volatility Index — the market's expected 30-day S&P 500 volatility, derived from options prices. Often called the market's 'fear gauge.'

gdacs:weather-events:activeEventCount

gdacs:weather-events:weatherSeverityScore

Dividend Blend-DIVBLEND

Daily closing price, tracked because a simulated strategy currently holds or has held this symbol.

^SP500TR

Daily closing price, tracked because a simulated strategy currently holds or has held this symbol.

Invesco DB US Dollar Index Bullish Fund-UUP

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Vanguard Real Estate ETF-VNQ

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ALPS Sector Dividend Dogs ETF-SDOG

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Invesco S&P 500 High Dividend Low Volatility ETF-SPHD

Daily closing price, tracked because a simulated strategy currently holds or has held this symbol.

ProShares S&P 500 Dividend Aristocrats ETF-NOBL

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SPDR Gold MiniShares Trust-GLDM

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iShares Bitcoin Trust-IBIT

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JPMorgan Equity Premium Income ETF-JEPI

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ProShares UltraPro QQQ-TQQQ

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iShares 20+ Year Treasury Bond ETF-TLT

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F

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DIS

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CRM

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CEG

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CAT

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CACC

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BP

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BALY

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BA

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AKAM

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ACN

Daily closing price, tracked because a simulated strategy currently holds or has held this symbol.