TSLA388.560-5.9%
GM76.900-0.74%
F14.177-0.0031%
RIVN16.710-1.09%
CYD45.440-0.43%
HMC28.7950.905%
TM179.4352.515%
CVNA69.270-1.32%
PAG206.5606.16%
LAD342.64011.27%
AN209.9306.39%
GPI329.57010.17%
ABG227.4108.98%
SAH102.9703.24%
TSLA388.560-5.9%
GM76.900-0.74%
F14.177-0.0031%
RIVN16.710-1.09%
CYD45.440-0.43%
HMC28.7950.905%
TM179.4352.515%
CVNA69.270-1.32%
PAG206.5606.16%
LAD342.64011.27%
AN209.9306.39%
GPI329.57010.17%
ABG227.4108.98%
SAH102.9703.24%
TSLA388.560-5.9%
GM76.900-0.74%
F14.177-0.0031%
RIVN16.710-1.09%
CYD45.440-0.43%
HMC28.7950.905%
TM179.4352.515%
CVNA69.270-1.32%
PAG206.5606.16%
LAD342.64011.27%
AN209.9306.39%
GPI329.57010.17%
ABG227.4108.98%
SAH102.9703.24%


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