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For those who missed it, here is part 1, I had to split it up because it was too long. Part 1 goes into why I am looking at this, how I am looking at this, and some TLDR of patterns I found in the data below. It also has the 35 more suspicious tickers as well as the 1 ticker that was just plain odd.
Here is the rest of the DD that I promised in my post earlier looking into the extremely odd halt behavior across quite a few large cap stocks at market open yesterday/today (Tuesday Jan 24, 2023). This took a bit longer to write than expected, so the day that you are seeing this is likely not to be consistent between people or even within this post, whenever I say either "Today" or "Yesterday" I mean 1/24/2023.
Now, I am going to list off all of the tickers that were halted during the "glitch" and give some more data about them. Some company or ticker names have been shortened for formatting, but the tickers are all there if you want to cross check. During the first 15 minutes of trading, a large cap company needs a movement of +/-10% or more to halt (we are in this range), a smaller company needs +/-20% (pretty sure towel is in this range), and a penny stock needs +/-40%. For all of my feasibility calculations for halts, I will default to assuming a +/-10% range unless I comment otherwise.
For those who haven't seen my posts for the last 6 months, I have been tracking Limit Up Limit Down Halts market wide since the end of July I have a few more important posts buried in the first bit of that post going back a bit further. My first post on this topic was my analysis of every stock that had even a single LULD halt between Jan 27 and Jan 29 of 2021. I figured at the time that I might be able to find other tickers possibly in the swap basket.
A big issue that I have started to run into with all of my posts recently is just the honestly quite large task of converting my excel spreadsheets into a digestible format, and if any apes have skills in web development and would like to help me make a website that automatically scrapes data from a couple other websites and then compiles it into a readable format automatically that would be greatly appreciated.
Ok, I think that gets all of the intro out of the way, let's get into the data now
First, let's get into the more simple facts of what happened and was recorded on the NYSE halt tracking page

1. There were 78 different tickers that all halted at exactly 09:30:15 EST (15 seconds after market open)
2. there were another 5 tickers that halted in the first minute of trading, the first ticker to halt later than 09:30:15 was swapcorn, which halted at 09:30:16
3. LULD halts will almost always be either exactly 5 or 10 minutes long (based on my data going back to August 2019), out of the 83 tickers that halted in the first minute of trading, only 10 of them had an even 5 or 10 minute duration, the remaining 73 tickers had seemingly random durations, mostly between 5 and 10 minutes, but quite a few were longer than 10 minutes.

here is the excel spreadsheet that I used in case anyone wants to check it. Column's A-H are a copy and paste from the .csv off the NYSE halt page, but sorted according to start time. Column K subtracts the start time from the end time in order to determine the duration of the halt, Column L checks that the start and end dates match (not an issue here, but I have seen it before). Column O is a manual entry of the market cap of that company from yahoo finance, and column Q is a manual entry of the country where the company is headquartered.
I manually calculated maximum percentages for each ticker based on the daily price range from yahoo finance using the following equations

• Maximum upward movement percentage= 100*(Highest price of the day -Lowest price of the day)/Lowest price of the day
• Maximum downward movement percentage = 100*(Lowest price of the day-Highest price of the day)/Highest price of the day

These equations will always return a smaller absolute percentage for downward movement for downward movement than for upward movement because the denominator in the downward movement is always going to be higher than the denominator of the upward movement. Also, this is literally the largest percentage that could have happened if the entire day's action happened in the first minute of trading, it is likely that the companies didn't actually hit the percentages posted in the first minute, but they could not have possibly get higher percentages than reported here.
Now to summarize what is in the remainder of this post

1. Oil and Gas was the most common type of company to show up (16 out of 83 halts in the first minute were on companies in that area
2. Financial companies were tied with Oil and Gas (also 16 out of 83 halts)
3. The combined market cap of all the companies that were halted in the first minute of trading was 6.23 Trillion dollars
4. 69 (heh, nice) out of the 83 companies are based in the US, but the other 14 were spread across the UK (3) Taiwan (1), Canada (3), Switzerland (2), Chile (1), Denmark (1), Japan (1), China (1) and Ireland (1)
5. A considerable number of the tickers (35/83) either would have had to go from their lowest price of the day to the highest price of the day, or literally could not have halted in either direction because there isn't a large enough difference in the reported numbers on yahoo
6. There was a single company out of the 83 where both of the percentage calculations returned very even fractions (1/2 and 1/3, no rounding on either) which just seemed super odd. Additionally, I am pretty sure I remember some talk on the OG sub after the sneeze about that company, also they literally develop software for the more shadowy 3 letter agencies in the US government so there is also that...

OK, so here are all the tickers that halted during the glitch, that probably shouldn't have halted based on their price ranges over the entire trading day. The rest of the tickers are in part 2 of this post
All of the following are formatted as follows

• "Company Name (ticker) - SectoIndustry - country of headquarters - data about today's movements and company market cap"

Verizon (VZ) - telecommunications - US - halt started at 09:30:15, and lasted 8 minutes and 8 seconds. According to yahoo finance, it closed yesterday at $39.63, opened today at $38.69, and had a range between $32.76 and $44.73, but neither of the prices in that range show up on the actual ticker on the site. If these were within 5 minutes of each other they are either a movement of -27% or +37%, either of which would have triggered a LULD halt (halt bands at that time would have been +/-10%). The current market cap of Verizon as of 01/20 was 167.99 Billion.
AT&T (T) - telecommunications - US - halt started at 09:30:15, and lasted 7 minutes and 49 seconds. According to yahoo finance, it closed yesterday at $19.10, opened today at $18.97, and had a range between $15.15 and $22.84, again neither price in the range show up on the actual ticker, but they are far enough apart to have triggered a LULD halt in either direction. The current market cap of AT&T as of 01/20 was 137.05 Billion.
Raytheon Technologies Corporation (RTX) - US - Aerospace/defense - halt started at 09:30:15 and lasted 9 minutes and 17 seconds. According to yahoo finance, it closed yesterday at $96.25, opened today at $108.84 and had a daily range between $94.02 and $108.84 (opening price). A halt in either direction would have been feasible with this range (+15.76% or -13.62%). The current market cap of RTX is 138.71 Billion as of 01/20.
The Mosaic Company (MOS) - Basic Materials (agriculture) - US - halt started at 09:30:15 and lasted 13 minutes and 33 seconds. According to yahoo finance, it closed yesterday at $48.35, opened today at $47.75, and had a daily range between $42.30 and $50.40 although neither of those show up on the chart. A halt in either direction would have been feasible with this range ( +19.15% or -16.07%). The current market cap of MOS is 16.35 Billion as of 01/20.
Wells Fargo & Co. (WFC) - financial services (bank) - US - halt started at 09:30:15 and lasted 12 minutes and 10 seconds. According to yahoo finance, it closed yesterday at $45.03, opened today at $44.91, and had a daily range between $40.01 and $45.20, although the chart doesn't show any prices below around $44.50. A halt in either direction would have been feasible with this range (+12.97% or -11.48%). The current market cap of this ticker is 163.84 Billion as of 01/20.
Wells Fargo & Co. Depositary Shares, each representing a 1/1000th interest in a share of Non-Cumulative Perpetual Class A Preferred Stock, Series D (WFC PRD) - same as previous - US - halt started at 09:30:15 and lasted 16 minutes and 27 seconds. I am pretty sure that this stock is listed as WFC-PD on yahoo finance, the range for that ticker on yahoo finance was a close yesterday of $19.21, open today at $23.32 and a full range of $19.08 and $23.32 (open price). A halt in either direction would have been feasible with this range (+22.22% or -18.18%). The current market cap of this ticker is not available on yahoo finance.
PPL Corporation (PPL) - Utilities (regulated electric) - US - halt started at 09:30:15 and lasted 12 minutes and 25 seconds. According to yahoo finance, it closed yesterday at $29.32, opened today at $29.18, and had a full range of $24.89 to $29.56. The lower price is not even remotely shown on the ticker. A halt in either direction would have been feasible with this range (+18.76% or -15.80%). The current market cap of this ticker was 18.67 Billion as of 09/30/2022 (the most recent market cap is not available).
Union Pacific Corp. (UNP) - Railroads - US - halt started at 09:30:15 and lasted 9 minutes and 30 seconds. According to yahoo finance, it closed yesterday at $210.13, opened today at $223.44 and had a daily range between $201.00 and $235.20. A halt in either direction would have been feasible with this range (+17.01% or -14.54%). The current market cap of this ticker was 128.28 Billion as of 1/20.
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Companty Ltd. (TSM) - Taiwan - technology (semiconductors) - halt started at 09:30:15 and lasted 10 minutes and 52 seconds. According to yahoo finance, it closed yesterday at $95.66, opened today at $98.00 and had a range between $93.81 and $106.43, although there don't appear to be any prices above $95 on the ticker. A halt in either direction would have been feasible with this range (+13.45% or -11.86%). The current market cap of this ticker was 429.48 Billion as of 1/20.
Newmont Corporation (NEM) - Basic materials (metal mining, primarily gold) - US - halt started at 09:30:15 and lasted 13 minutes and 23 seconds. According to yahoo finance, it closed yesterday at $53.63, opened today at $51.12 and had a daily range of $53.04 to $60.08, again, the opening price isn't in the reported range. The reported range would allow for a halt in either direction (+13.27% or -11.72%), but the reported opening price would raise those to (+17.53% or 14.91%). The current market cap of this ticker was 42.34 Billion as of 1/20.
Transocean LTD. (RIG) - Energy (oil/gas) - Switzerland - halt started at 09:30:15 and lasted 7 minutes and 2 seconds. According to yahoo finance, it closed yesterday at $6.23, opened today at $5.59 and had a daily range of $5.50 to $6.31 which does include the opening price. The reported range would allow for a halt in either direction (+14.70% or 12.84%). The current market cap of this ticker was 4.34 Billion as of 1/20.
PETROLEO BRASILEIRO S.A.-PETROBRAS ADS (PBR) - Energy (Oil/Gas) - Chile - halt started at 09:30:15 and lasted 10 minutes and 6 seconds. According to yahoo finance, it closed yesterday at $11.73, opened today at $14.46 and had a daily range between $10.59 and $12, which doesn't include the opening price so something is probably off there. The reported range would allow for a halt in either direction (+13.31% or -11.75%), however using the opening price increases both of those drastically to (+36.54% or -26.76%). The current market cap of this ticker was 71.54 Billion as of 1/20.
Magellan Midstream Partners, L.P. (MMP) - Energy (Oil/Gas) - US - halt started at 09:30:15 and lasted exactly 5 minutes (first one on this list with a normal duration). According to yahoo finance, it closed yesterday at $54.07 and opened today at $60.55. The reported daily range was $52.00 to $60.55 (open), but the visual ticker doesn't show prices much above $54. The reported range would allow for halts in either direction (+16.44% or - 14.12%). The current market cap of this ticker was 10.86 Billion as of 1/20. This ticker had a normal duration, and announced a dividend before market open, so it is possible this is a legitimate halt, however the fact that the actual price range isn't visible on the ticker makes me a bit suspicious still.
Valero Energy Corporation (VLO) - Energy (Oil/gas) - US - halt started at 09:30:15 and lasted 10 minutes and 15 seconds. According to yahoo finance, it closed yesterday at $143.08, opened today at $146.56, and had a daily range between $141.85 and $160.16, even though it visually doesn't look like it got close to $140 and definitely doesn't look like it even broke $150 let alone $160 on the chart. The reported range would allow for a halt (+12.91% or -11.43%). The market cap of this ticker was 55.03 Billion as of 1/20.
QuantumScape Corporation (QS) - Consumer Cyclical (lithium batteries for cars) - US - halt started at 09:30:15 and lasted 9 minutes and 6 seconds. According to yahoo finance, it closed yesterday at $8.26, opened today at $8.10, and had a daily range between $6.49 and $8.31. The daily range would allow for a halt in either direction even if it is in the +/-20% category (+28.04% or -21.90%). The market cap of this ticker was 3.37 Billion as of 1/20. The first "article" on yahoo news is 5 days old and is explicitly warning against a short squeeze play, so this could be worth a second look.
Altria Group Inc. (MO) - Tobacco - US - halt started at 09:30:15 and lasted 7 minutes and 35 seconds. According to yahoo finance, it closed yesterday at $44.81, opened today at $42.72 and had a daily range between $44.72 (open) and $51.57. The daily range would allow for a halt in either direction (+15.09% or -13.11%). The market cap of this ticker was $80.54 Billion as of 1/21.
McDonald's Corporation (MCD) - Resturaunt - US - halt started at 09:30:15 and lasted 10 minutes and 12 seconds. According to yahoo finance, it closed yesterday at $269.29 and opened at $236.77, with a daily range between $236.77 (open) and $270.16. The daily range would allow for a halt in either direction (+14.10% or -12.36%). the market cap of this ticker was 196.71 Billion as of 1/21.
MP Materials Corp. (MP) - rare earth element mining - US - Halt started at 09:30:15 and lasted 6 minutes and 41 seconds. According to yahoo finance, it closed yesterday at $30.78, opened today at $30.65, and had a daily range between $27.31 and $30.65 (open). The daily range would allow for a halt in either direction (+12.23% or -10.90%). The market cap of this ticker was 5.36 Billion as of 1/20.
Western Alliance Bancorporation (WAL) - Financial Services (Bank) - US - halt started at 09:30:15 and lasted 13 minutes and 32 seconds. The closing price yesterday was $67.79, the opening price was $61.31, the official range from yahoo was $61.31 (open) to $68.72. This range would allow for a halt in either direction (+12.09% or -10.78%). This ticker had a market cap of 7.22 Billion as of 1/19.
Neuberger Berman Next Generation Connectivity Fund Inc. (NBXG) - no information about sector or industry - US - halt started at 09:30:15 and lasted 6 minutes and 36 seconds. The closing price yesterday was $10.00, the opening price today was $7.70, and the daily range was $7.70 (open) to $9.97. This would allow for a halt in either direction even at the +/-20% requirement that I suspect the 0.77 Billion market cap puts it at (+29.48% or -22.77%)
NIO Inc. American Depositary Shares, each representing one Class A ordinary share (NIO) - Auto Manufacturer - China - halt started at 09:30:15 and lasted 8 minutes and 7 seconds. The closing price yesterday was $12.06, the opening price was $14.36 and the daily range was $11.06 to $14.36 (open). This range would allow for a halt in either direction (+29.84% or -22.98%). This company had a market cap of 18.13 Billion as of 1/21
Nike, Inc. (NKE) - Consumer Cyclical (footwear) - US - halt started at 09:30:15 and lasted 9 minutes and 27 seconds. The closing price yesterday was $128.29, the opening price today was $123.58, and the daily range was $112.36 to $128.01. This range would allow for a halt in either direction (+13.93% or -12.23%). This company had a market cap of 196.33 Billion as of 1/20.
Trane Technologies plc. (TT) - Industrials (heating, cooling, ventilation, etc.) - Ireland - halt started at 09:30:15 and lasted 15 minutes and 31 seconds. The closing price yesterday was $170.95, the opening price was 173.11 and the daily range was $169.71 to $194.66, although the chart on yahoo doesn't look like there was a price above around $175. The reported range would allow for halts in either direction (+14.70% or -12.82%). The market cap of this company was 39.12 Billion as of 1/20.
Occidental Petroeum Corporation (OXY) - Energy (Oil/Gas) - US - halt started at 09:30:15 and lasted 11 minutes and 4 seconds. The closing price yesterday was $66.50, the opening price was $58.56, and the reported range was $58.56 (open) to $67.46. The chart on yahoo doesn't visibly show a price below $64. The reported range would allow for halts in either direction (+15.20% or -13.19%). the market cap of this company was 60.82 Billion as of 1/21.
VICI Properties Inc. Common Stock (VICI) - Real Estate (hospitality/entertainment) - US - halt started at 09:30:15 and lasted 8 minutes and 35 seconds. The closing price yesterday was $33.64, the opening price was $29.91, and the daily range was $28.49 to $34.12. The chart on yahoo doesn't visibly show a price below about $32. The reported range would allow for halts in either direction (+19.76% or -16.50%). The market cap of this company was 34.72 Billion as of 1/21.
COHEN & STEERS QUALITY INCOME REALTY FUND, INC. (RQI) - Financial Services (asset management) - US - halt started at 09:30:15 and lasted 6 minutes and 11 seconds. The closing price yesterday was $13.00, the opening price today was $13.09, and the daily range was $11.44 to $13.11. The chart on yahoo doesn't visibly show a price below $12.33. The reported range would allow for halts in either direction assuming a +/-10% requirement (+14.60% or -12.74%). The market cap of this ticker was 1.75 Billion as of 1/17.
Public Storage Depositary Shares Each Representing 1/1000 of a 3.875 Cumulative Preferred Share of Beneficial Interest, Series N (PSA.PRN) - Real Estate (storage) - US - halt started at 09:30:15 and lasted 5 minutes and 55 seconds. Yahoo doesn't have this exact ticker, but I am assuming that it is listed on yahoo under PSA-PN which had a closing price of $17.99 yesterday, an opening price of $22.46 today, and a daily range of $18 to $22.46 (open). The reported range would allow for halts in either direction (+24.78% or 19.86%). Due to the type of security that this is, it doesn't have a market cap, however the larger company (PSA) has a market cap of 50.78 Billion.
Uber Technologies (UBER) - Technology (software) - US - halt started at 09:30:15 and lasted 10 minutes and 8 seconds. The closing price yesterday was $30.53, the opening price was $25.71, and the reported range was $25.71 (open) to $31.20. The reported range would allow for halts in either direction (+21.35% or -17.60%). This company had a market cap of 60.55 Billion as of 1/20.
U.S. Bancorp Depositary shares, Each representing a 1/1000th interest in a share of series L Non0Cumulative Perpetual Preferred Stock (USB-PRQ) - Financial services (bank) - US - halt started at 09:30:15 and lasted 8 minutes and 42 seconds. Yahoo doesn't have the exact ticker, but I am pretty sure it is listed as USB-PQ on yahoo so that is the data I will use here. Previous close price was $18.20, open price was $23.16, daily range was $18.11 to $23.16 which would allow for a halt in either direction (+27.89% or -21.80%). Due to the type of security here, there isn't a market cap, but USB has a market cap of $71.10 Billion as of 1/19
Teladoc Health, Inc. (TDOC) - Healthcare - US - halt started at 09:30:15 and lasted 5 minutes and 44 seconds. Previous close price was $27.66, open price was $28.18, daily range was $27.10 to $31.45. This reported range would allow for a halt in either direction (+16.05% or -13.83%). This company had a market cap of 4.24 Billion as of 1/20.
YETI Holdings Inc. (YETI) - Consumer Cyclical (outdoor supplies) - US - halt started at 09:30:15 and lasted 7 minutes and 1 second. Previous close was $44.01, open was $37.99, daily range was $37.99 (open) to $43.94. This range would allow for a halt in either direction (+15.66% or -13.54%). The company has a market cap of 3.70 Billion as of 1/21
Global Blue Group Holding AG (GB) - Technology (banking) - Switzerland - halt started at 09:30:15 and lasted 11 minutes and 35 seconds. Previous close was $6.20, open was $5.50, daily range was $5.50 to $6.42. This range would allow for a halt in either direction assuming a +/-10% requirement (+16.73% or 14.33%). the company has a market cap of 1.19 Billion as of 1/20.
Brookfield Real Assets Income Fund (RA) - Financial Services (Asset Management) - US - halt started at 09:30:15 and lasted 6 minutes and 27 seconds. Previous close was $17.30, open was $13.84, and daily range was $13.84 (open) to $17.37 which would allow for a halt in either direction even with a 20% requirement (+25.51% or 20.32%). The company has a market cap of 0.92 Billion as of 1/17.
Shopify Inc. Class A Subordinate voting shares (SHOP) - Technology (software-application) - Canada - halt started at 09:30:15 and lasted 9 minutes and 45 seconds. The previous close was $44.04, and the open was $45.50, the daily range was $42.00 to $49.88 which would allow for a halt in either direction (+18.76% or -15.80%). The company has a market cap of 51.49 Billion as of 1/21.
Lumen Technologies, Inc. (LUMN) - telecom services - US - halt started at 09:30:15 and lasted 9 minutes and 36 seconds. Previous close was $5.15, open was $5.14, daily range was $5.05 to $6.19. this range would allow for a halt in either direction (22.57% or -18.42%). the company has a market cap of 5.40 Billion as of 1/20.
Marathon Oil Corporation (MRO) - Energy (Oil/Gas) - US - halt started at 09:30:15 and lasted 10 minutes and 55 seconds. Previous close was $28.10, open was $29.85, daily range was $27.25 to $32.54 which would allow for a halt in either direction (+19.41% or -16.26%). the company had a market cap of 17.65 Billion as of 1/20.
Visa Inc. (V) - Financial Services (credit) - US - halt started at 09:30:15 and lasted 9 minutes and 14 seconds. Previous close was $224.18, open was $222.02, daily range was $216.63 to $250.58 which would allow for a halt in either direction (+15.67% or -13.55%). The company had a market cap of 475.00 Billion as of 1/20.
Zoetis Inc. (ZTS) - Healthcare (pets) - US - halt started at 09:30:15 and lasted exactly 5 minutes (7th normal duration out of 68 tickers so far). Previous close was $166.75, open was $145.20, and daily range was $145.20 (open) to $177.39. This range would allow for a halt in either direction (+22.17% or -18.15%). The company has a market cap of 76.35 Billion as of 1/20.
Arista Networks (ANET) - Technology (cloud hardware) - US - halt started at 09:30:15 and lasted exactly 5 minutes (8th normal duration out of 69 tickers so far). Previous close was $119.16, open was $119.17, daily range was $107.57 to $121.96. This daily range allows for a halt in either direction (+13.38% or -11.80%). The company has a market cap of 35.18 Billion as of 1/21.
Walmart Inc. (WMT) - Discount Retail - US - halt started at 09:30:15 and lasted 10 minutes and 22 seconds. Previous close was $142.64, open was $146.55, and the daily range was between $141.00 and $159.88. this range would allow for a halt in either direction (+13.39% or -11.81%). the company has a market cap of 379.01 Billion as of 1/20.
Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings Ltd. (NCLH) - Consumer Cyclical (travel) - US - halt started at 09:30:15 and lasted 8 minutes and 28 seconds. Previous close was $15.52, open was $15.68, and daily range was between $14.95 and $18.54 which is a large enough range for a halt to be possible in either direction (+24.01% or -19.36%). The company has a market cap of 6.51 Billion as of 1/20
MARATHON PETROLEUM CORPORATION (MPC) - Energy (Oil/Gas) - US - halt started at 09:30:15 and lasted 10 minutes and 8 seconds. Previous close was $126.88, open was $117.31, and daily range was $117.31 (open) to $130.74. This would allow for a halt in either direction (+11.45% or -10.27%). the company has a market cap of 58.92 Billion as of 1/20.
Exxon Mobil Corporation (XOM) - Energy (Oil/Gas) - US - halt started at 09:30:15 and lasted 6 minutes and 48 seconds. Previous close was 112.76, open was $109.16, and daily range was between $99.23 and $114.02 which would allow a halt in either direction (+14.90% or -12.97%). The company has a market cap of 466.81 Billion as of 1/21.
Mastercard Incorporated (MA) - Financial Services (Credit) - US - halt started at 09:30:15 and lasted 9 minutes and 54 seconds. Previous close was $378.57, open was $390.00, and daily range was between $349.00 and $390.00 (open). This range would allow the ticker to halt in either direction (+11.75% or -10.51%). The company has a market cap of 361.78 Billion as of 1/21.
Williams Companies Inc. (WMB) - Energy (Oil/Gas) - US - halt started at 09:30:15 and lasted 9 minutes and 56 seconds. Previous close was $31.68, open was $31.53, and daily range was between $31.00 and $34.80. This range would allow the ticker to halt in either direction (+12.26% or -10.92%). The company has a market cap of 38.33 Billion as of 1/21.
Swapcorn (can't name ticker because of automod) - Entertainment - US - halt started at 09:30:16, which is the first halt of the day that didn't start at 09:30:15. The halt lasted 5 minutes and 12 seconds. Previous close was $5.66, open was $5.95, and daily range was between $5.40 and $5.95 which would allow for a halt up, but not down (+10.19% or -9.24%). The company has a market cap of 2.88 Billion as of 1/20
PBF ENERGY INC. (PBF) - Energy (Oil/Gas) - US - halt started at 09:30:37 and lasted exactly 5 minutes, this was the only ticker that had a 5 minute halt in the first minute of trading but not at 09:30:15. Previous close was $43.80, open was $50.86, and daily range was between $43.15 and $50.86 even though visibly there aren't any candles much past $45 on the yahoo page. This price range would allow for a halt in either direction (+16.12% or 13.88%). The company has a market cap of 5.91 Billion as of 1/21.
There were 18 more halts after PBF, however 17 of the 18 were either 5 or 10 minutes exactly, and the 1 that isn't a normal duration happened at nearly 11:00:00 with several normal halts in between, so I will just cover the last 18 tickers in my weekend wrapup.

Before dawn, the people of the town got to work as usual, despite the holiday. It wasn’t a big town, way up in Jutland, on the side of a low but steep hill, leading right down into a small but well-protected harbor. It was bigger than when it had been a sleepy little fishing village. Now it was growing up, as a small but proud member of the Hansa. Its sailors were now traveling all over the world, and had earned a proud reputation as stalwart and able seamen.
Its port was known for its depths. 100 gun ships-of-the-line could, and did, berth right against her docks and not worry about beaching. Once, years ago, a local young man, the son of a wealthy merchant, had sounded the depths of the bay with a heavy stone and long rope. It turned out that the steep slope just kept going right down under the water. That man had gone on to Copenhagen and university, to be a professor of some sort, and had never returned. That was fine enough for the townsfolk. They were a superstitious folk, and felt the depths of the sea were best left unknown and unexplored. Still, a model of the bay, water removed, that the man had made still sat gathering dust on a shelf in the City Hall.
As more and more of the town’s residents awoke, some made small gestures out of respect for the holiday. Mothers added a bit of nutmeg to the breakfast porridge. Old retired sailors poured themselves a half ration of rum. The children of the well-to-do families each enjoyed a ripe orange, for a trading vessel up from Tripoli had made call the week previous.
Overall, though, the mood of the town was melancholy and stifled. Three ships from the town, three ships that had left port long ago, were now long overdue. Three ships, full of men and lads of the town, were feared sunk.
The first had been the Drage, set out to India and points East. That had been during the July of the year previous, when the weather was fine and the seas were calm. The second had been the Dulle Griet, set out in October of that same year, bound for the Spanish colonies around the horn. The third, Zwarte Piet, off to the British colonies in America, this last January. All told, 148 men shipped out, boys, greenhorns, and mates. They left behind 112 mothers, 123 wives, 422 children, with 9 on the way, along with uncountable sisters, cousins, aunts, nieces, lovers and sweethearts. All of whom were fearing their loss to one degree or another.
It wasn’t just their lateness that hung over the town like a storm cloud. There had been three great storms to blow through in recent months. Each one of them could have sunk one or all of the tardy ships.
The first had been in October, just a great powerful blow that had come from the Southwest, warm air from far away. They said that steeples and clock towers had blown over in England and Northern France, killing parsons and public alike. Fishermen caught in the North Sea had claimed that the waves had piled up so high, with a clear blue sky above, that they almost seemed to have glowed a queer emerald green. At least those who’d made it back made that claim.
The second had been in November, from the West. Wild winds had blown every which way, and the rain fell so hard for three days that some worried it was the second deluge. This time the fisherman had nearly exhausted themselves with bailing. The winds and clouds had made finding their way back to port a living nightmare. Dikes had failed in the Low Countries, and those who hadn’t drowned had their farms turned to swamps and acres of mud.
The third had been earlier this December. It had been a terrible blizzard straight out of the North. For two days the townsfolk could hardly make it up or down the steep cobblestone streets without getting lost in the whiteout. Those who lingered outdoors were in danger of losing their earlobes or finger tips to frostbite. After the storm were three more days of horrible cold. Breath turned to ice crystals with each exhalation. The harbor was in danger of freezing over. Then it was gone, as fast as it had come. The fisherman of the North Sea who’d been out when the storm hit did not come back to report their experience. Only the timbers of their little boats washed up on shore. One or all of the three overdue ships could have been caught in one or all of those storms. The mood of the town was still dark, on christmas day, in the morning.
In the middle of the morning, when the last little child was roused from his slumber, and the last of the crusty old salts had worked the stiffness out of his joints, the dark clouds in the sky parted. The sea mist lifted, and there out on the distant horizon were three ships a-sailing, heading straight for home. All of their sails, from mizzen skysail to flying jib were unfurled and they seemed to gleam white in the newly woken sunlight.
Only a few of the townsfolk noticed the sails at first, but word spread faster than man could run. Shouts roared up the steep narrow streets as fast as reflex and sound. Many weren’t sure they could believe their ears, but then the church bells high on the hill began to ring, the whole town was soon overfilled with joy. Mothers hurried their children into thick winter clothing, preparing to go see their fathers off the gangplanks. Old salts treated themselves to a second half-allowance of rum. And then one full ration, because they only had so many years left to enjoy it.
The townsfolk, all bundled up, bustled out into the street, asking their neighbors if their hopes were true. Then they simply looked for themselves, for the streets all had a fine view of the harbor. Sure enough, steady and true, the Zwarte Piet, the Dulle Griet, and the Drage were in the harbor and making straight for the docks. The people started making their way down the winding streets, housing and buildings here and there temporarily blocking their views of the beloved ships. All were asking questions and chatting with their neighbors.
So whither had the three ships been all this time? It was a question on all their lips this Christmas day in the morning, though none had known the truth.
The last ship to leave had the shortest journey. Zwarte Piet made her call in the Massachusetts colony in America, in the town of Kingsport. Formerly Konigshaven before the English had annexed it. Formerly Kungensham before the Dutch had annexed it. The name of the land before the Swedish colonized it is lost to history, and for good reason. At first the sailors of the Zwarte Piet were lost in heavy fog, and spent many days with their sails reefed. Finally, a greenhorn in the crow’s nest spotted a light, coming from a house atop the strange tall hill just outside of town. The fog soon parted and the ship was able to dock.
The second ship, the Dulle Griet, made for the relatively predictable waters of the Strait of Magellan, yet a strange strong wind blew them off course, and she found herself rounding Cape Horn the hard way, through the roaring forties. Many days later, battered and bruised, she found herself becalmed in the southern waters of the Pacific, and remarked on how apt Magellan’s name for the ocean had been. They repaired their sails and timbers, their bruises healed and their appetites resumed, and they made for the nearest possible port. They finally tied up in the misty city of Xebico. Conquered by Spaniards, who now ruled as the elite, the bones, the famous stonework of the city had been built by the skilled hands of native masons. In scale they could have been described as cyclopean, but in form consistent with polygonal dry ashlar jointed stones of the finest craftsmanship. This extended all the way from the breakwaters down at the quay, to the stone fencing surrounding the particularly singular cemetery on the hill.
The first ship to leave and with the longest journey, the Drage, had meant to find a harbor in India. She had provisioned in Zanzibar, then headed off to the East. Yet at some point in the middle of the Indian Ocean she had been struck by a terrible cyclone. By an unholy miracle she had found her way into the storm’s eye, and from there lingered within its confines for days. All bearings were lost, as her men struggled with every ounce of strength to stay away from the eye walls. At night, only the most seasoned of her crew could recognize the stars visible through the narrow eye of the storm. When the sun was up, strange colors ranging from turquoise to bizarre maroons manifested in the colossal swells or blowing mists, all originating from the sun’s obscured light, which could be discerned by its presence but not its direction.
Finally, before dawn on the fourth day, the storm dissipated. The sea was calm. After a passing swarm of colorful butterflies landed on the ship, and then flew off again, the men of the Drage felt the sensation of standing on their heads, followed by the sound of a trillion buzzing black flies. When they awoke, they found themselves in the beds of the hotels and inns and brothels of legendary Carcosa. The Drage was secure, tied up at the docks on that famed city's legendary lake. The crew, in this dreamy land, made by while the skipper and the supercargo went about their dark business.
The ever-growing masses of the little town in Jutland made their way down the hill, to the docks, where they found the ships already moored, this Christmas day in the morning. In their excitement, they hadn’t noticed the strange expressions of the dock crew, who had been closest when the ships approached, and had been the ones to tie the knots on the dock lines. They hadn’t noticed either, how the very same dock crew had been attempting to flee the docks, and were frantic to fight against the surging crowd pushing in the other direction. No, they had been content to wipe their children’s noses, or pinch their cheeks to make them ruddy, or to gossip with the other man’s wife marching next to them. What was on those ships all three, they asked, on Christmas day in the morning?
The Zwarte Piet had her hold full of frankincense, brimming over into the bilge space, and every available drawer and container. The strange and magical incense was made from a tree sap that grew in the deserts of East Africa and far corners of Arabia. By no rights should it have been found in the ports of New England, though ports were always a strange place, where commodities from all over the Great Round could be found for sale. Stranger still was the volume. Tiny amounts of Frankincense were worth kings’ ransoms. A merchantman full of the stuff was worth more than commoners knew numbers for.
On the Dulle Griet, there was myrrh. Rarer still than frankincense, myrrh had a similar origin, the sap of a kind of thorny bush from Arabia. No doubt some trading vessel from Jeddah or Aden had made her port of call there, in Xebico, and unloaded her cargo. The supercargo of the Dulle Griet had no doubt fetched a better price than the middle men of Xebico.
As for the cargo of the Drage, no, it was not gold. It was something far more valuable, and far more dangerous. Her hold contained only a single book. A massive book, bought with the dearest of prices, in dark Carcosa. As dark as its cover and binding. It was a massive thing, a grimoire as massive as the table that bore it. On her return journey, the crew of the Drage had avoided its presence the way feral animals avoid a campfire. For they were illiterate, and only the Drage’s captain, and two of her passengers, understood the book’s contents and its import.
There was an awkward moment as the townsfolk gathered on the dock. They looked to and fro, but found that the usual dock workers seemed to have evaporated into the crowd. The Zwarte Piet had a gangplank already positioned and mounted, though there was no one to give them permission to board, neither stevedore nor ship's officer.
Anxiousness, loneliness, other emotions too uncouth to mention, finally overwhelmed the wives and they rushed their way up the gangplanks. Confusion overtook them, everywhere they looked, every hatch they opened, they could not find their men. The Zwarte Piet had docked, but there wasn’t a soul aboard.
The wives of the crew of the Dulle Griet found a similar absence of their husbands, though it was a very different experience. The ship laid low in the water with the weight of all the life she carried. When they opened the doors and hatches they found sea life in every crevice and corner, as if the ship had spent years under the sea. Here were giant barnacles, and clams. Seaweed, like green mermaid’s hair, hung from the rafters. There were starfish uncountable, purple and gold and orange, some giant forms had over twenty arms. Sea urchins, big and small, threatened with their spines in every direction. In the captain’s quarters, across his desk, was a devilfish of gigantic proportions. Its grayish purplish tentacles writhed and twisted towards the women who’d dare venture this far.
No townsfolk boarded the Drage, no. When the gangplank was fixed, her passengers descended and disembarked. She had borne the Beast, the Antichrist, and His Lady.
And then all the church bells of all the world did ring
And the heavens themselves opened up, and all of the angels screamed.
On Christmas Day, in the morning.

Before dawn, the people of the town got to work as usual, despite the holiday. It wasn’t a big town, way up in Jutland, on the side of a low but steep hill, leading right down into a small but well-protected harbor. It was bigger than when it had been a sleepy little fishing village. Now it was growing up, as a small but proud member of the Hansa. Its sailors were now traveling all over the world, and had earned a proud reputation as stalwart and able seamen.
Its port was known for its depths. 100 gun ships-of-the-line could, and did, berth right against her docks and not worry about beaching. Once, years ago, a local young man, the son of a wealthy merchant, had sounded the depths of the bay with a heavy stone and long rope. It turned out that the steep slope just kept going right down under the water. That man had gone on to Copenhagen and university, to be a professor of some sort, and had never returned. That was fine enough for the townsfolk. They were a superstitious folk, and felt the depths of the sea were best left unknown and unexplored. Still, a model of the bay, water removed, that the man had made still sat gathering dust on a shelf in the City Hall.
As more and more of the town’s residents awoke, some made small gestures out of respect for the holiday. Mothers added a bit of nutmeg to the breakfast porridge. Old retired sailors poured themselves a half ration of rum. The children of the well-to-do families each enjoyed a ripe orange, for a trading vessel up from Tripoli had made call the week previous.
Overall, though, the mood of the town was melancholy and stifled. Three ships from the town, three ships that had left port long ago, were now long overdue. Three ships, full of men and lads of the town, were feared sunk.
The first had been the Drage, set out to India and points East. That had been during the July of the year previous, when the weather was fine and the seas were calm. The second had been the Dulle Griet, set out in October of that same year, bound for the Spanish colonies around the horn. The third, Zwarte Piet, off to the British colonies in America, this last January. All told, 148 men shipped out, boys, greenhorns, and mates. They left behind 112 mothers, 123 wives, 422 children, with 9 on the way, along with uncountable sisters, cousins, aunts, nieces, lovers and sweethearts. All of whom were fearing their loss to one degree or another.
It wasn’t just their lateness that hung over the town like a storm cloud. There had been three great storms to blow through in recent months. Each one of them could have sunk one or all of the tardy ships.
The first had been in October, just a great powerful blow that had come from the Southwest, warm air from far away. They said that steeples and clock towers had blown over in England and Northern France, killing parsons and public alike. Fishermen caught in the North Sea had claimed that the waves had piled up so high, with a clear blue sky above, that they almost seemed to have glowed a queer emerald green. At least those who’d made it back made that claim.
The second had been in November, from the West. Wild winds had blown every which way, and the rain fell so hard for three days that some worried it was the second deluge. This time the fisherman had nearly exhausted themselves with bailing. The winds and clouds had made finding their way back to port a living nightmare. Dikes had failed in the Low Countries, and those who hadn’t drowned had their farms turned to swamps and acres of mud.
The third had been earlier this December. It had been a terrible blizzard straight out of the North. For two days the townsfolk could hardly make it up or down the steep cobblestone streets without getting lost in the whiteout. Those who lingered outdoors were in danger of losing their earlobes or finger tips to frostbite. After the storm were three more days of horrible cold. Breath turned to ice crystals with each exhalation. The harbor was in danger of freezing over. Then it was gone, as fast as it had come. The fisherman of the North Sea who’d been out when the storm hit did not come back to report their experience. Only the timbers of their little boats washed up on shore. One or all of the three overdue ships could have been caught in one or all of those storms. The mood of the town was still dark, on christmas day, in the morning.
In the middle of the morning, when the last little child was roused from his slumber, and the last of the crusty old salts had worked the stiffness out of his joints, the dark clouds in the sky parted. The sea mist lifted, and there out on the distant horizon were three ships a-sailing, heading straight for home. All of their sails, from mizzen skysail to flying jib were unfurled and they seemed to gleam white in the newly woken sunlight.
Only a few of the townsfolk noticed the sails at first, but word spread faster than man could run. Shouts roared up the steep narrow streets as fast as reflex and sound. Many weren’t sure they could believe their ears, but then the church bells high on the hill began to ring, the whole town was soon overfilled with joy. Mothers hurried their children into thick winter clothing, preparing to go see their fathers off the gangplanks. Old salts treated themselves to a second half-allowance of rum. And then one full ration, because they only had so many years left to enjoy it.
The townsfolk, all bundled up, bustled out into the street, asking their neighbors if their hopes were true. Then they simply looked for themselves, for the streets all had a fine view of the harbor. Sure enough, steady and true, the Zwarte Piet, the Dulle Griet, and the Drage were in the harbor and making straight for the docks. The people started making their way down the winding streets, housing and buildings here and there temporarily blocking their views of the beloved ships. All were asking questions and chatting with their neighbors.
So whither had the three ships been all this time? It was a question on all their lips this Christmas day in the morning, though none had known the truth.
The last ship to leave had the shortest journey. Zwarte Piet made her call in the Massachusetts colony in America, in the town of Kingsport. Formerly Konigshaven before the English had annexed it. Formerly Kungensham before the Dutch had annexed it. The name of the land before the Swedish colonized it is lost to history, and for good reason. At first the sailors of the Zwarte Piet were lost in heavy fog, and spent many days with their sails reefed. Finally, a greenhorn in the crow’s nest spotted a light, coming from a house atop the strange tall hill just outside of town. The fog soon parted and the ship was able to dock.
The second ship, the Dulle Griet, made for the relatively predictable waters of the Strait of Magellan, yet a strange strong wind blew them off course, and she found herself rounding Cape Horn the hard way, through the roaring forties. Many days later, battered and bruised, she found herself becalmed in the southern waters of the Pacific, and remarked on how apt Magellan’s name for the ocean had been. They repaired their sails and timbers, their bruises healed and their appetites resumed, and they made for the nearest possible port. They finally tied up in the misty city of Xebico. Conquered by Spaniards, who now ruled as the elite, the bones, the famous stonework of the city had been built by the skilled hands of native masons. In scale they could have been described as cyclopean, but in form consistent with polygonal dry ashlar jointed stones of the finest craftsmanship. This extended all the way from the breakwaters down at the quay, to the stone fencing surrounding the particularly singular cemetery on the hill.
The first ship to leave and with the longest journey, the Drage, had meant to find a harbor in India. She had provisioned in Zanzibar, then headed off to the East. Yet at some point in the middle of the Indian Ocean she had been struck by a terrible cyclone. By an unholy miracle she had found her way into the storm’s eye, and from there lingered within its confines for days. All bearings were lost, as her men struggled with every ounce of strength to stay away from the eye walls. At night, only the most seasoned of her crew could recognize the stars visible through the narrow eye of the storm. When the sun was up, strange colors ranging from turquoise to bizarre maroons manifested in the colossal swells or blowing mists, all originating from the sun’s obscured light, which could be discerned by its presence but not its direction.
Finally, before dawn on the fourth day, the storm dissipated. The sea was calm. After a passing swarm of colorful butterflies landed on the ship, and then flew off again, the men of the Drage felt the sensation of standing on their heads, followed by the sound of a trillion buzzing black flies. When they awoke, they found themselves in the beds of the hotels and inns and brothels of legendary Carcosa. The Drage was secure, tied up at the docks on that famed city's legendary lake. The crew, in this dreamy land, made by while the skipper and the supercargo went about their dark business.
The ever-growing masses of the little town in Jutland made their way down the hill, to the docks, where they found the ships already moored, this Christmas day in the morning. In their excitement, they hadn’t noticed the strange expressions of the dock crew, who had been closest when the ships approached, and had been the ones to tie the knots on the dock lines. They hadn’t noticed either, how the very same dock crew had been attempting to flee the docks, and were frantic to fight against the surging crowd pushing in the other direction. No, they had been content to wipe their children’s noses, or pinch their cheeks to make them ruddy, or to gossip with the other man’s wife marching next to them. What was on those ships all three, they asked, on Christmas day in the morning?
The Zwarte Piet had her hold full of frankincense, brimming over into the bilge space, and every available drawer and container. The strange and magical incense was made from a tree sap that grew in the deserts of East Africa and far corners of Arabia. By no rights should it have been found in the ports of New England, though ports were always a strange place, where commodities from all over the Great Round could be found for sale. Stranger still was the volume. Tiny amounts of Frankincense were worth kings’ ransoms. A merchantman full of the stuff was worth more than commoners knew numbers for.
On the Dulle Griet, there was myrrh. Rarer still than frankincense, myrrh had a similar origin, the sap of a kind of thorny bush from Arabia. No doubt some trading vessel from Jeddah or Aden had made her port of call there, in Xebico, and unloaded her cargo. The supercargo of the Dulle Griet had no doubt fetched a better price than the middle men of Xebico.
As for the cargo of the Drage, no, it was not gold. It was something far more valuable, and far more dangerous. Her hold contained only a single book. A massive book, bought with the dearest of prices, in dark Carcosa. As dark as its cover and binding. It was a massive thing, a grimoire as massive as the table that bore it. On her return journey, the crew of the Drage had avoided its presence the way feral animals avoid a campfire. For they were illiterate, and only the Drage’s captain, and two of her passengers, understood the book’s contents and its import.
There was an awkward moment as the townsfolk gathered on the dock. They looked to and fro, but found that the usual dock workers seemed to have evaporated into the crowd. The Zwarte Piet had a gangplank already positioned and mounted, though there was no one to give them permission to board, neither stevedore nor ship's officer.
Anxiousness, loneliness, other emotions too uncouth to mention, finally overwhelmed the wives and they rushed their way up the gangplanks. Confusion overtook them, everywhere they looked, every hatch they opened, they could not find their men. The Zwarte Piet had docked, but there wasn’t a soul aboard.
The wives of the crew of the Dulle Griet found a similar absence of their husbands, though it was a very different experience. The ship laid low in the water with the weight of all the life she carried. When they opened the doors and hatches they found sea life in every crevice and corner, as if the ship had spent years under the sea. Here were giant barnacles, and clams. Seaweed, like green mermaid’s hair, hung from the rafters. There were starfish uncountable, purple and gold and orange, some giant forms had over twenty arms. Sea urchins, big and small, threatened with their spines in every direction. In the captain’s quarters, across his desk, was a devilfish of gigantic proportions. Its grayish purplish tentacles writhed and twisted towards the women who’d dare venture this far.
No townsfolk boarded the Drage, no. When the gangplank was fixed, her passengers descended and disembarked. She had borne the Beast, the Antichrist, and His Lady.
And then all the church bells of all the world did ring
And the heavens themselves opened up, and all of the angels screamed.
On Christmas Day, in the morning.
Originally posted on Odd_directions as a part of their "Creepy Carols" theme of stories based on christmas carols.

On Christmas Day, in the morning
Before dawn, the people of the town got to work as usual, despite the holiday. It wasn’t a big town, way up in Jutland, on the side of a low but steep hill, leading right down into a small but well-protected harbor. It was bigger than when it had been a sleepy little fishing village. Now it was growing up, as a small but proud member of the Hansa. Its sailors were now traveling all over the world, and had earned a proud reputation as stalwart and able seamen.
Its port was known for its depths. 100 gun ships-of-the-line could, and did, berth right against her docks and not worry about beaching. Once, years ago, a local young man, the son of a wealthy merchant, had sounded the depths of the bay with a heavy stone and long rope. It turned out that the steep slope just kept going right down under the water. That man had gone on to Copenhagen and university, to be a professor of some sort, and had never returned. That was fine enough for the townsfolk. They were a superstitious folk, and felt the depths of the sea were best left unknown and unexplored. Still, a model of the bay, water removed, that the man had made still sat gathering dust on a shelf in the City Hall.
As more and more of the town’s residents awoke, some made small gestures out of respect for the holiday. Mothers added a bit of nutmeg to the breakfast porridge. Old retired sailors poured themselves a half ration of rum. The children of the well-to-do families each enjoyed a ripe orange, for a trading vessel up from Tripoli had made call the week previous.
Overall, though, the mood of the town was melancholy and stifled. Three ships from the town, three ships that had left port long ago, were now long overdue. Three ships, full of men and lads of the town, were feared sunk.
The first had been the Drage, set out to India and points East. That had been during the July of the year previous, when the weather was fine and the seas were calm. The second had been the Dulle Griet, set out in October of that same year, bound for the Spanish colonies around the horn. The third, Zwarte Piet, off to the British colonies in America, this last January. All told, 148 men shipped out, boys, greenhorns, and mates. They left behind 112 mothers, 123 wives, 422 children, with 9 on the way, along with uncountable sisters, cousins, aunts, nieces, lovers and sweethearts. All of whom were fearing their loss to one degree or another.
It wasn’t just their lateness that hung over the town like a storm cloud. There had been three great storms to blow through in recent months. Each one of them could have sunk one or all of the tardy ships.
The first had been in October, just a great powerful blow that had come from the Southwest, warm air from far away. They said that steeples and clock towers had blown over in England and Northern France, killing parsons and public alike. Fishermen caught in the North Sea had claimed that the waves had piled up so high, with a clear blue sky above, that they almost seemed to have glowed a queer emerald green. At least those who’d made it back made that claim.
The second had been in November, from the West. Wild winds had blown every which way, and the rain fell so hard for three days that some worried it was the second deluge. This time the fisherman had nearly exhausted themselves with bailing. The winds and clouds had made finding their way back to port a living nightmare. Dikes had failed in the Low Countries, and those who hadn’t drowned had their farms turned to swamps and acres of mud.
The third had been earlier this December. It had been a terrible blizzard straight out of the North. For two days the townsfolk could hardly make it up or down the steep cobblestone streets without getting lost in the whiteout. Those who lingered outdoors were in danger of losing their earlobes or finger tips to frostbite. After the storm were three more days of horrible cold. Breath turned to ice crystals with each exhalation. The harbor was in danger of freezing over. Then it was gone, as fast as it had come. The fisherman of the North Sea who’d been out when the storm hit did not come back to report their experience. Only the timbers of their little boats washed up on shore. One or all of the three overdue ships could have been caught in one or all of those storms. The mood of the town was still dark, on christmas day, in the morning.
In the middle of the morning, when the last little child was roused from his slumber, and the last of the crusty old salts had worked the stiffness out of his joints, the dark clouds in the sky parted. The sea mist lifted, and there out on the distant horizon were three ships a-sailing, heading straight for home. All of their sails, from mizzen skysail to flying jib were unfurled and they seemed to gleam white in the newly woken sunlight.
Only a few of the townsfolk noticed the sails at first, but word spread faster than man could run. Shouts roared up the steep narrow streets as fast as reflex and sound. Many weren’t sure they could believe their ears, but then the church bells high on the hill began to ring, the whole town was soon overfilled with joy. Mothers hurried their children into thick winter clothing, preparing to go see their fathers off the gangplanks. Old salts treated themselves to a second half-allowance of rum. And then one full ration, because they only had so many years left to enjoy it.
The townsfolk, all bundled up, bustled out into the street, asking their neighbors if their hopes were true. Then they simply looked for themselves, for the streets all had a fine view of the harbor. Sure enough, steady and true, the Zwarte Piet, the Dulle Griet, and the Drage were in the harbor and making straight for the docks. The people started making their way down the winding streets, housing and buildings here and there temporarily blocking their views of the beloved ships. All were asking questions and chatting with their neighbors.
So whither had the three ships been all this time? It was a question on all their lips this Christmas day in the morning, though none had known the truth.
The last ship to leave had the shortest journey. Zwarte Piet made her call in the Massachusetts colony in America, in the town of Kingsport. Formerly Konigshaven before the English had annexed it. Formerly Kungensham before the Dutch had annexed it. The name of the land before the Swedish colonized it is lost to history, and for good reason. At first the sailors of the Zwarte Piet were lost in heavy fog, and spent many days with their sails reefed. Finally, a greenhorn in the crow’s nest spotted a light, coming from a house atop the strange tall hill just outside of town. The fog soon parted and the ship was able to dock.
The second ship, the Dulle Griet, made for the relatively predictable waters of the Strait of Magellan, yet a strange strong wind blew them off course, and she found herself rounding Cape Horn the hard way, through the roaring forties. Many days later, battered and bruised, she found herself becalmed in the southern waters of the Pacific, and remarked on how apt Magellan’s name for the ocean had been. They repaired their sails and timbers, their bruises healed and their appetites resumed, and they made for the nearest possible port. They finally tied up in the misty city of Xebico. Conquered by Spaniards, who now ruled as the elite, the bones, the famous stonework of the city had been built by the skilled hands of native masons. In scale they could have been described as cyclopean, but in form consistent with polygonal dry ashlar jointed stones of the finest craftsmanship. This extended all the way from the breakwaters down at the quay, to the stone fencing surrounding the particularly singular cemetery on the hill.
The first ship to leave and with the longest journey, the Drage, had meant to find a harbor in India. She had provisioned in Zanzibar, then headed off to the East. Yet at some point in the middle of the Indian Ocean she had been struck by a terrible cyclone. By an unholy miracle she had found her way into the storm’s eye, and from there lingered within its confines for days. All bearings were lost, as her men struggled with every ounce of strength to stay away from the eye walls. At night, only the most seasoned of her crew could recognize the stars visible through the narrow eye of the storm. When the sun was up, strange colors ranging from turquoise to bizarre maroons manifested in the colossal swells or blowing mists, all originating from the sun’s obscured light, which could be discerned by its presence but not its direction.
Finally, before dawn on the fourth day, the storm dissipated. The sea was calm. After a passing swarm of colorful butterflies landed on the ship, and then flew off again, the men of the Drage felt the sensation of standing on their heads, followed by the sound of a trillion buzzing black flies. When they awoke, they found themselves in the beds of the hotels and inns and brothels of legendary Carcosa. The Drage was secure, tied up at the docks on that famed city's legendary lake. The crew, in this dreamy land, made by while the skipper and the supercargo went about their dark business.
The ever-growing masses of the little town in Jutland made their way down the hill, to the docks, where they found the ships already moored, this Christmas day in the morning. In their excitement, they hadn’t noticed the strange expressions of the dock crew, who had been closest when the ships approached, and had been the ones to tie the knots on the dock lines. They hadn’t noticed either, how the very same dock crew had been attempting to flee the docks, and were frantic to fight against the surging crowd pushing in the other direction. No, they had been content to wipe their children’s noses, or pinch their cheeks to make them ruddy, or to gossip with the other man’s wife marching next to them. What was on those ships all three, they asked, on Christmas day in the morning?
The Zwarte Piet had her hold full of frankincense, brimming over into the bilge space, and every available drawer and container. The strange and magical incense was made from a tree sap that grew in the deserts of East Africa and far corners of Arabia. By no rights should it have been found in the ports of New England, though ports were always a strange place, where commodities from all over the Great Round could be found for sale. Stranger still was the volume. Tiny amounts of Frankincense were worth kings’ ransoms. A merchantman full of the stuff was worth more than commoners knew numbers for.
On the Dulle Griet, there was myrrh. Rarer still than frankincense, myrrh had a similar origin, the sap of a kind of thorny bush from Arabia. No doubt some trading vessel from Jeddah or Aden had made her port of call there, in Xebico, and unloaded her cargo. The supercargo of the Dulle Griet had no doubt fetched a better price than the middle men of Xebico.
As for the cargo of the Drage, no, it was not gold. It was something far more valuable, and far more dangerous. Her hold contained only a single book. A massive book, bought with the dearest of prices, in dark Carcosa. As dark as its cover and binding. It was a massive thing, a grimoire as massive as the table that bore it. On her return journey, the crew of the Drage had avoided its presence the way feral animals avoid a campfire. For they were illiterate, and only the Drage’s captain, and two of her passengers, understood the book’s contents and its import.
There was an awkward moment as the townsfolk gathered on the dock. They looked to and fro, but found that the usual dock workers seemed to have evaporated into the crowd. The Zwarte Piet had a gangplank already positioned and mounted, though there was no one to give them permission to board, neither stevedore nor ship's officer.
Anxiousness, loneliness, other emotions too uncouth to mention, finally overwhelmed the wives and they rushed their way up the gangplanks. Confusion overtook them, everywhere they looked, every hatch they opened, they could not find their men. The Zwarte Piet had docked, but there wasn’t a soul aboard.
The wives of the crew of the Dulle Griet found a similar absence of their husbands, though it was a very different experience. The ship laid low in the water with the weight of all the life she carried. When they opened the doors and hatches they found sea life in every crevice and corner, as if the ship had spent years under the sea. Here were giant barnacles, and clams. Seaweed, like green mermaid’s hair, hung from the rafters. There were starfish uncountable, purple and gold and orange, some giant forms had over twenty arms. Sea urchins, big and small, threatened with their spines in every direction. In the captain’s quarters, across his desk, was a devilfish of gigantic proportions. Its grayish purplish tentacles writhed and twisted towards the women who’d dare venture this far.
No townsfolk boarded the Drage, no. When the gangplank was fixed, her passengers descended and disembarked. She had borne the Beast, the Antichrist, and His Lady.
And then all the church bells of all the world did ring
And the heavens themselves opened up, and all of the angels screamed.
On Christmas Day, in the morning.
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Author's Note: Other stories by the author, me, can be found at EBDavis

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If you’re gardenless, you can still support insect health. Try replacing white outdoor lights, which interfere with many insects’ feeding and breeding patterns. White lights also lure insects into swarms, where they are vulnerable to predators. Yellow bulbs or warm-hued LEDs don’t have these effects.
Another easy project is using scrap wood and packing materials to create simple “hotels” for bees or ladybugs, making sure to carefully sanitize them between seasons. Easiest of all, provide water for insects to drink — they’re adorable to watch as they sip. Replace standing water at least weekly to prevent mosquitoes from developing. https://localnewsmatters.org/2021/03/23/springtime-to-help-insects-make-them-welcome-in-your-garden-heres-how/
Weight loss and sports supplements were found to contain cocktails of banned and unapproved stimulants, including one dangerous stimulant FDA ordered manufacturers to stop using years ago.
That's according to a study published Tuesday in Clinical Toxicology, with its lead author saying the FDA's oversight of the supplement industry continues to lag. https://www.medpagetoday.com/special-reports/exclusives/91766
They found that about 80% of the genes analyzed remained relatively stable for 24 hours -- their expression didn't change much. These included genes often referred to as housekeeping genes that provide basic cellular functions and are commonly used in research studies to show the quality of the tissue. Another group of genes, known to be present in neurons and shown to be intricately involved in human brain activity such as memory, thinking and seizure activity, rapidly degraded in the hours after death. These genes are important to researchers studying disorders like schizophrenia and Alzheimer's disease, Loeb said.
A third group of genes -- the 'zombie genes' -- increased their activity at the same time the neuronal genes were ramping down. The pattern of post-mortem changes peaked at about 12 hours. https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2021/03/210323131230.htm
Holding a partner’s hand while processing painful memories can weaken the lasting effects of emotional pain https://www.psypost.org/2021/03/holding-a-partners-hand-while-processing-painful-memories-can-weaken-the-lasting-effects-of-emotional-pain-60138
B-quarks, a type of subatomic particle, should decay into electrons and their heavier cousins, muons, at the same rate. But the physicists found the transition occurring at different rates – roughly 85 decays into muons for every 100 decays into electrons.
While there is a one in 1,000 chance that the finding is a statistical fluke, it could be a sign of some other subatomic particle at play that is not currently known to physics.
Dr Patel, a reader in particle physics, told i: “That’s a small enough number to get us usually hyper-sceptical physicists at least cautiously excited. https://inews.co.uk/news/science/cern-scientists-find-evidence-that-could-give-birth-to-a-new-physics-and-help-solve-mysteries-of-the-universe-926361?ITO=newsnow
Our paper posits that organizations may hire some managers who have dark personality traits because their willingness to push ethical boundaries aligns with organizational objectives, particularly in the accounting context where ethical considerations are especially important. Using several validation studies and experiments, we find that experienced executives and recruiting professionals favor hiring a candidate with dark personality traits into an accounting management position over an otherwise better-qualified candidate when the hiring organization faces pressure to manage earnings. Our results help to illuminate why individuals with dark personality traits may effectively compete for high-level accounting positions. https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s10551-021-04761-z
Copper foam as a highly efficient, durable filter for reusable masks and air cleaners https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2021/03/210324094705.htm
The researchers suggest their experiment gives evidence of the gut microbiome playing a role in glucose metabolism and degree of sensitivity to insulin. This, they further suggest, indicates fecal transplants may be a viable option for people who do not gain glucose metabolism benefits from exercise. https://medicalxpress.com/news/2019-11-gut-microbiome-fermentation-efficacy-prediabetics.html
A team of researchers from the Swedish School of Sport and Health Sciences and the Karolinska Institutet, has found that people who go to extremes when exercising can go too far, resulting in mitochondrial functional impairment and insulin resistance. In their paper published in the journal Cell Metabolism, the group describes exercise experiments they conducted with volunteers and what they learned from them. https://medicalxpress.com/news/2021-03-extreme-mitochondrial-functional-impairment.html
With just a glass bead and plastic clip, a smartphone can become a microscope.
That transformation enables hands-on learning experiences, which are especially vital during a time when many students are adapting to virtual and hybrid classroom environments.
Engineers at Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (PNNL) developed an inexpensive, do-it-yourself smartphone microscope as a modern take on one of the earliest microscope designs. It is now being incorporated into lesson plans that are making their way into the hands of historically underserved and rural student populations across the country. Packing 100x magnification in a low-profile device https://www.newswise.com/articles/students-discover-the-world-through-a-smartphone-microscope
Psycholinguistic research shows that filled pauses are surprisingly beneficial from a listener’s perspective, even though speakers often try to avoid them. When information is preceded by a filled pause, studies suggest that listeners have better memory and recall of that information3,4. Put another way, hesitation tells listeners to pay attention to what is coming.
But using too many filled pauses can also lead to the perception that a speaker lacks authority and credibility. So, although being prepared and familiar with what you are planning to say will minimize your ums and uhs, don’t worry too much if a few get by — they might actually help your audience to remember what you said.
Be intense
Communicating enthusiasm and excitement helps to keep people engaged, thereby avoiding the dreaded video-conference fatigue or, worse, a glazed-over audience. Aside from varying your pitch, you can also make savvy use of words known as intensifiers — ‘very,’ ‘really,’ ‘incredibly,’ ‘so’ and ‘absolutely’, for example. Intensifiers communicate intensity: why just describe something as ‘important’ when it could be ‘tremendously important’? https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-021-00746-0
Even small levels of nitrate in drinking water results in smaller babies
It appears that the weight of newborn babies decreases if even small amounts of nitrates are present in the drinking water that mothers drink before and during pregnancy. This is shown by a major new register-based study from Denmark and USA. https://www.eurekalert.org/pub_releases/2021-03/au-esl032421.php
Climate Action 100+ looked at more than emissions targets, assessing companies on whether they've disclosed specific strategies for achieving them, as well as the transparency of their lobbying activities and trade group memberships. While BP committed to conducting its lobbying to support policies that will help achieve the goals of the Paris Agreement, for instance, the company does not publicly disclose its lobbying activities, making it impossible to see if it's keeping that promise. https://www.salon.com/2021/03/24/corporate-climate-pledges-earn-failing-grades-from-investors_partne
Pollutant levels after Hurricane Harvey exceeded lifetime cancer risk in some areas
Texas A&M University Researchers analyze how flooding from Harvey increased exposure to harmful chemicals in the Manchester neighborhood of Houston https://www.eurekalert.org/pub_releases/2021-03/tau-pla032421.php
Following the mind-boggling release of the first image ever captured of a black hole, astronomers have done it again, revealing a new view of the massive celestial object and shedding light on how magnetic fields behave close to black holes. https://www.space.com/first-black-hole-image-polarized-m87
Tech giants like Google are not fully aware of the power of the artificial intelligence tools they’re building, say researchers in Switzerland who work in the sector. The recent high-profile firing of a Google ethics expert puts into question whether a moral code surrounding AI is really among Big Tech’s top priorities.
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“The algorithms we work on are a matter of public interest, not personal affinities.” This is what El Mahdi El Mhamdi, the only Google Brain employee in Europe working with the ethical AI team, said on Twitter about the high-profile overnight dismissal of his manager Timnit Gebru in December 2020. Google Brain is a research team at Google whose aim is to replicate the functioning of a normal human brain using deep learning systems.
Gebru is considered one of the most brilliant researchers in the field of artificial intelligence (AI) ethics. In an articleExternal link written with other researchers, she warned about the ethical dangers of large language models, which form the basis of Google's search engine and its business. https://www.swissinfo.ch/eng/what-happens-when-google-fires-its-ethics-/46472076
How does the brain respond to cuteness?
As Kringelbach’s breakthrough research demonstrated, if you stare at a baby’s face, your brain will actually process it very differently to an adult’s https://www.sciencefocus.com/the-human-body/neuroscience-of-cute/
A study identified how the human brain grows larger than that of the great apesScientist grew small brains in a lab to observe the early development phaseNeural progenitor cells divide to create brain cells and the split more in humansThese progenitor cells being as a cylindrical shape to easily multipleIn humans, the cells kept the cylinder-like shape longer allowing more to splitThe more cells that multiplied resulted in more neurons - creating more volume
The human brain is three times the size of our closest primate relatives and a new study is the first to identify how we developed the larger cerebrum. https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-9399625/Study-reveal-human-brains-larger-gorillas-chimpanzees.html
Anabolic-androgenic steroids (AAS), a synthetic version of the male sex hormone testosterone, are sometimes used as a medical treatment for hormone imbalance. But the vast majority of AAS is used to enhance athletic performance or build muscle because when paired with strength training.
AAS use increases muscle mass and strength, and its use is known to have many side effects, ranging from acne to heart problems to increased aggression. A new study now suggests that AAS can also have deleterious effects on the brain, causing it to age prematurely. https://www.news-medical.net/news/20210325/Anabolic-androgenic-steroids-can-have-deleterious-effects-on-the-brain.aspx
This story might sound like a flight of fancy, but growing research on the psychology and neuroscience of wine-tasting suggests mistakes like this are made all the time, although true wine experts often know better.
One of the first studies to explicitly manipulate the price of wine in a realistic tasting session has found a cheap glass becomes far more pleasant when participants are told it has a higher price.
The experiment was conducted during a public event at the University of Basel in Switzerland. To entertain visitors, the psychology department kindly contributed a wine tasting session. https://www.sciencealert.com/psychologists-find-cheap-wine-tastes-better-when-it-s-sold-as-expensive
The class of marine animals known as cephalopoda – which today includes squids, octopuses, and cuttlefishes – could have been around on Earth 30 million years earlier than previously thought, according to new research.
What's more, if we do need to reset the timings on the appearance of cephalopods, then the whole evolutionary history of invertebrate organisms might need re-examining, given the importance of these creatures in the overall picture of life on the planet.
Key to the new research is the discovery of several 522 million-year-old cone-shaped fossils on the Avalon Peninsula in Newfoundland, Canada, featuring certain tell-tale features that mean they could arguably be classed as cephalopods. https://www.sciencealert.com/cephalopods-may-be-30-million-years-older-than-previously-thought
WASHINGTON - A food preservative used to prolong the shelf life of Pop-Tarts, Rice Krispies Treats, Cheez-Its and almost 1,250 other popular processed foods may harm the immune system, according to a new peer-reviewed study by Environmental Working Group.
For the study, published this week in the International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health, EWG researchers used data from the Environmental Protection Agency's Toxicity Forecaster, or ToxCast, to assess the health hazards of the most common chemicals added to food, as well as the "forever chemicals" known as PFAS, which can migrate to food from packaging.
EWG's analysis of ToxCast data showed that the preservative tert-butylhydroquinone, or TBHQ, has been found to harm the immune system both in both animal tests and in non-animal tests known as high-throughput in vitro toxicology testing. This finding is of particular concern during the coronavirus pandemic. https://www.eurekalert.org/pub_releases/2021-03/ewg-pui032321.php
Strange things are afoot in the Milky Way.
According to a new analysis of Gaia satellite data, the closest star cluster to our Solar System is currently being torn apart - disrupted not just by normal processes, but also by the gravitational pull of something massive we can't see. https://www.sciencealert.com/the-nearest-star-cluster-to-the-sun-is-being-torn-apart-by-something-we-can-t-see
Dining out is a popular activity worldwide, but there has been little research into its association with health outcomes. Investigators looked at the association between eating out and risk of death and concluded that eating out very frequently is significantly associated with an increased risk of all-cause death, which warrants further investigation. https://www.news-medical.net/news/20210325/Frequent-consumption-of-outside-meals-linked-to-all-cause-mortality.aspx
Limited evidence suggests that variation in neonatal ICU breastfeeding support practices may explain (in part), variation in disparities and supports further research in this area," Dr. Cartagena and colleagues write. They emphasize the need for rigorous, well-designed studies "to evaluate the effectiveness of targeted and culturally sensitive lactation support interventions in Hispanic and Black mothers." https://www.news-medical.net/news/20210325/New-recommendations-to-improve-e2809cmothers-own-milke2809d-for-premature-infants.aspx
New documentation: Old-growth forest carbon sinks overestimated March 25, 2021University of Copenhagen - Faculty of ScienceThe claim that old-growth forests play a significant role in climate mitigation, based upon the argument that even the oldest forests keep sucking CO2 out of the atmosphere, is being refuted. Researchers document that this argument is based upon incorrectly analyzed data and that the climate mitigation effect of old and unmanaged forests has been greatly overestimated. Nevertheless, they reassert the importance of old-growth forest for biodiversity. https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2021/03/210325150055.htm
It has, of course, been extensively tested on Earth, including in a 25-foot (8 metre) chamber designed to simulate the thin Martian atmosphere.
But flying in the lab is one thing. Flying on Mars is another. The biggest challenge, says Balaram, is that the Martian atmosphere has its own dynamics, complete with wind gusts, dust, and other unpredictable events. (Not to mention that the gravity on Mars is only 38% that on Earth.) https://cosmosmagazine.com/space/exploration/perseverance-has-found-a-place-to-deploy-ingenuity/
A new study has found that most Australian dingoes have pure dingo ancestry, certifying their importance as native apex predators rather than pests.
The research, published in the journal Australian Mammalogy, found virtually no feral dogs across the continent as commonly thought and very little evidence of interbreeding between dingoes (Canis lupus dingo) and domestic dogs (Canis familiaris).
“The results challenge the widespread use of the term ‘wild dog’,” says lead author Kylie Cairns from the University of New South Wales.
“I think that moving forwards it is important that governments, wildlife managers and agriculture industry groups use the name dingo to describe these wild canines because this is what they are.” https://cosmosmagazine.com/nature/animals/dingoes-are-not-wild-dogs/
When sleeping, octopuses change colour, and now a study, published in iScience, shows that the colours represent octopus sleep cycles.
The team, led by Sylvia Lima de Souza Medieros from the Federal University of Rio Grande do Notre, Brazil, found that the colours change over two major alternating sleep states: REM and non-REM.
Previously, it was though that only mammals and birds had these two sleep states, but recently it was shown that it was also present in an octopus cousin, the cuttlefish. https://cosmosmagazine.com/nature/marine-life/octopuses-change-colour-based-on-sleep-cycle/
Study reveals bias among doctors who classify X-rays for coal miner's black lung claims UIC researchers first to publish data on B-reader financial conflicts of interest University of Illinois at Chicago https://www.eurekalert.org/pub_releases/2021-03/uoia-srb032321.php
When cholesterol rises, due to insulin resistence or other factors, the body starts a process known as reverse cholestrol transport, during which specific molecules carry excess cholesterol to the liver to be excreted. Apolipoprotein E (APOE) is one of the proteins involved in reverse cholesterol transport.
APOE is also the strongest risk factor gene for Alzheimer's disease and related dementia, and an independent risk factor for Type 2 diabetes and cardiovascular disease. Similarly, reduced activity of another cholesterol transporter, ATP-binding cassette transporter A1 (ABCA1), correlates with increased risk of cardiovascular disease, Type 2 diabetes and Alzheimer's disease. https://www.eurekalert.org/pub_releases/2021-03/uoah-cmb032521.php
This challenges the common wisdom that DNA damage is inherently a process to be prevented. Instead, at least in neurons, it is part of the normal process of switching genes on and off. Furthermore, it implies that defects in the repair process, not the DNA damage itself, can potentially lead to developmental or neurodegenerative diseases. https://www.eurekalert.org/pub_releases/2021-03/nion-dd032521.php
Expectant women who consumed the caffeine equivalent of as little as half a cup of coffee a day on average had slightly smaller babies than pregnant women who did not consume caffeinated beverages, they found.
Smaller birth size can place infants at higher risk of obesity, heart disease and diabetes later in life.
The experts advise pregnant women to steer clear completely from caffeinated beverages such as coffee, tea and fizzy energy drinks like Red Bull. https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-9401895/Pregnant-women-moderate-caffeine-intake-risk-having-small-baby-study-finds.html
Rudolf said the same evolutionary principal might also be applied to the study of human behavior.
"In societies or cultures that live in big family groups among close relatives, for example, you might expect to see less selfish behavior, on average, than in societies or cultures where people are more isolated from their families and more likely to be surrounded by strangers because they have to move often for jobs or other reasons," he said. https://www.eurekalert.org/pub_releases/2021-03/ru-dse032521.php
First known gene transfer from plant to insect identified
Discovery that a whitefly uses a stolen plant gene to elude its host's defences may offer a route to new pest-control strategies. https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-021-00782-w
In 2007, Parker and his colleagues found the appendix may serve as a reservoir of useful gut bacteria, the kind that help the body to digest food, they reported in the Journal of Theoretical Biology. When diseases flush both good and bad microbes from the gut, good bacteria can emerge from the safe harbor of the appendix to help restore the gut to a healthy state. https://www.livescience.com/what-if-no-appendix.html
During a normal waking state, information is processed and shared by various parts within our brain to enable flexible responses to external stimuli. Researchers from the University of Turku, Finland, found that during hypnosis the brain shifted to a state where individual brain regions acted more independently of each other. https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2021/03/210326122743.htm
If you're looking to maximize the amount of fat burned in your next workout, think about having a coffee half an hour before you get started – as a new study suggests it can make a significant difference to fat burning, especially later on in the day. https://www.sciencealert.com/drinking-coffee-before-exercising-does-something-pretty-awesome-to-your-body
Bacteria collected from more than a mile below the surface of the Pacific Ocean may have just blown one of immunology's longest-held assumptions clean out of the water.
The bacteria are so alien to humans that our immune cells do not even register that they exist, making them completely invisible to our immune systems.
This totally contradicts one of the classic tenets of immunology – that the human immune system evolved to be able to sense every single microbe so it could catch the infectious ones. https://www.sciencealert.com/scientists-discover-deep-sea-microbes-that-are-invisible-to-our-immune-system
For the first time, scientists have observed – and filmed! – the first milliseconds of gold crystal formation and found that it's much more complicated than previous research suggested. Rather than a single, irreversible transition, the atoms come together and fall apart multiple times before stabilizing into a crystal.
This discovery has implications for both materials science and manufacturing, as it bolsters our understanding of how materials come together out of a messy pile of atoms. https://www.sciencealert.com/scientists-thrilled-to-observe-the-first-milliseconds-of-gold-crystal-formation
Every year, an estimated four percent of the world's vegetated land surface burns, leaving more than 250 megatons of carbonized plants behind. For the first time, a study by the University of Vienna has now recorded elevated concentrations of environmentally persistent free radicals (EPFR) in these charcoals - in some cases even up to five years after the fire. These EPFR may generate reactive substances, which in turn harm plants and living organisms. https://www.news-medical.net/news/20210326/Environmentally-persistent-free-radicals-found-in-wildfire-charcoals-remain-stable-for-years.aspx
“Nothing stopping Tesla team at our car plant from voting union. Could do so tmrw if they wanted. But why pay union dues & give up stock options for nothing? Our safety record is 2X better than when plant was UAW & everybody already gets healthcare,” Musk had said in the tweet.
See Also: Tesla Fremont Factory Recorded 450 COVID-19 Cases After Controversial Reopening In May: Report
Why It Matters: Tesla has said its factories should remain union-free and opposed efforts by workers to unionize. Musk has repeatedly clashed with workers at the Fremont factory for their pro-union stance and over working conditions at the factory.
Musk being ordered to delete his tweet is also significant, as Tesla counts tweets by its CEO to be official communication from the company.
Price Action: Tesla shares closed 1.6% higher on Thursday at $640.39 and further added 0.4% in the after-hours session. https://finance.yahoo.com/news/elon-musk-violated-labor-laws-021925179.html
These Giant Mirrors Will Help Astronomers See to the Edges of the Universe
The four-year process of casting the sixth of seven primary mirrors for the Giant Magellan Telescope began this month. https://www.insidescience.org/news/these-giant-mirrors-will-help-astronomers-see-edges-universe
The Fuss Over Phosphorus A critical element takes center stage in the discussion of how life began, and where it might exist. https://www.airspacemag.com/daily-planet/fuss-over-phosphorus-180977355/
You don’t necessarily have to go to the lengths of genetic tests, however. If you want to get the scoop on your poop, you may wish to consult the Bristol Stool Chart. This (extremely visual) diagnostic tool was designed at the Bristol Royal Infirmary in 1997 as a simple means to evaluate a given stool sample. https://www.sciencefocus.com/the-human-body/reality-check-should-we-be-paying-more-attention-to-our-poo/
The team found that small farms have higher yields than large ones do, perhaps owing to the increased availability of family labour. Smaller farms also tend to have more crop diversity, as well as higher non-crop biodiversity. That’s probably because, compared with industrial farms, modest farms rely less on insecticides, cover more-diverse landscapes and have more field edges between crops and non-cultivated land.
The authors suggest that supporting small farms boosts food production while providing important humanitarian and ecological benefits.
Nature Sustain. (2021)
Environmental sciences https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-021-00825-2
New research: Photovoltaics can make the world fossil-free faster than expected
Limitations in models used by the IPCC in its calculations of possible pathways to climate-neutral energy production suggests that the potentials of solar photovoltaics as a powerhouse in the green transition have been drastically underestimated. https://www.eurekalert.org/pub_releases/2021-03/au-nrp032921.php
Ever thought about buying or building a bat box to help bats? Think carefully about the design and where you put it, University of Illinois researchers say.
Here's why: Bats and their pups can overheat and die in poorly designed or placed bat boxes, and in a warming climate, it could happen more often.
Illinois bat ecologists Joy O'Keefe and Reed Crawford recently synthesized the available data on bat boxes, also known as bat houses or artificial roosts, to raise awareness of the issue and motivate change in bat box design, marketing, and consumer education. Their recommendations are published in Conservation Science and Practice. https://www.eurekalert.org/pub_releases/2021-03/uoic-lbt032921.php
Canadian firm's proposed gold mine in Amazon rainforest a step closer to reality, CEO says https://www.cbc.ca/news/world/belo-sun-brazil-gold-bolsonaro-amazon-indigenous-environment-rainforest-business-1.5963002
The report recommended analysing which applications were permitted to access webcams and microphones and restricting it where it's not necessary. https://www.thenationalnews.com/uae/science/one-in-five-uae-residents-allows-apps-to-use-their-webcams-and-microphones-1.1192583
Watch a Robot 3D Printing the Rocket for Relativity Space’s First Orbital Launch https://singularityhub.com/2021/03/28/watch-a-robot-3d-printing-the-rocket-for-relativity-spaces-first-orbital-launch/
The team studied fruit flies and cutting-edge brain cell models called organoids. They focused on the signals muscles send when stressed. The researchers found that stress signals rely on an enzyme called Amyrel amylase and its product, the disaccharide maltose.
The scientists showed that mimicking the stress signals can protect the brain and retina from aging. The signals work by preventing the buildup of misfolded protein aggregates. Findings suggest that tailoring this signaling may potentially help combat neurodegenerative conditions like age-related dementia and Alzheimer's disease.
"We found that a stress response induced in muscle could impact not only the muscle but also promote protein quality control in distant tissues like the brain and retina," said Fabio Demontis, PhD, of St. Jude Developmental Neurobiology. "This stress response was actually protecting those tissues during aging." https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2021/03/210326152359.htm
New bacterial strains were identified from different locations on the International Space Station during flights.
Scientists found the presence of genes involved in promoting plant growth in genome analysis of the new strains as part of the research, published in the journal Frontiers in Microbiology.
The findings may help in creating “fuel” which could support plants in withstanding stressful environments such as space, according to the University of Hyderabad, whose scientists worked with researchers in the US - including from Nasa’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory - for the study. https://www.independent.co.uk/news/science/bacteria-space-plant-growth-nasa-b1823409.html
The news is out of this world: NASA’s TESS space telescope has captured evidence of more than 2,200 candidate planets orbiting bright, nearby stars, including hundreds of “smaller” planets – many possibly rocky worlds in some ways similar to Earth.
As scientists seek to confirm the discoveries, TESS’s large haul promises a possible explosion in the number of known exoplanets – planets orbiting other stars. Perhaps even better: The relative brightness of the stars they orbit should allow TESS’s successor telescopes to probe some of these planets’ atmospheres to search for water, oxygen, and other molecules that might make them hospitable to life.
The bonanza of exoplanet candidates is detailed in a newly published paper that catalogs the two-year prime mission for TESS (the Transiting Exoplanet Survey Satellite), that has produced a steady stream of exoplanet discoveries since its launch in 2018. http://www.parabolicarc.com/2021/03/27/space-telescope-delivers-the-goods-2200-possible-planets/
The Nernst response occurs when a material converts a flow of heat into an electric voltage. This thermoelectric phenomenon can be exploited in devices that generate electricity from a heat source. The most notable current example is the radioisotope thermoelectric generators (RTGs) that were developed in part at Los Alamos. RTGs use heat from the natural radioactive decay of plutonium-238 to generate electricity—one such RTG is currently powering the Perseverance rover on Mars.
"What's exciting is that this colossal anomalous Nernst effect appears to be due to the rich topology of the material. This topology is created by a large spin-orbit coupling, which is common in actinides," Ronning said. "One consequence of topology in metals is the generation of a transverse velocity, which can give rise to a Nernst response as we observe. It can also generate other effects such as novel surface states that may be useful in various quantum information technologies." https://phys.org/news/2021-03-uranium-compound-anomalous-nernst.html
Stripped of all but its veiny skeleton, the circulatory network of a spinach leaf successfully served as an edible substrate upon which the researchers grew bovine animal protein, said Boston College Professor of Engineering Glenn Gaudette, the lead author of the new study. The results may help increase the production of cellular agriculture products to meet rising demand and reduce environmental costs.
"Cellular agriculture has the potential to produce meat that replicates the structure of traditionally grown meat while minimizing the land and water requirements," https://www.eurekalert.org/pub_releases/2021-03/bc-dss033021.php
Feelings of wellbeing and happiness are largely driven by four brain chemicals – endorphins, oxytocin, dopamine and serotonin. These neurotransmitters and hormones have complex effects on the brain and body, and our lifestyles – what we eat, who we’re with, what we’re doing – can turn them up and down. We ask the experts for the best ways to kickstart them. https://www.watoday.com.au/lifestyle/health-and-wellness/you-know-you-need-it-how-to-kickstart-your-feel-good-hormones-20210216-p572to.html
added that UV-A turning out to be capable of inactivating the virus could be very advantageous: there are now widely available inexpensive LED bulbs that are many times stronger than natural sunlight, which could accelerate inactivation times. UV-A could potentially be used far more broadly to augment air filtration systems at relatively low risk for human health, especially in high-risk settings such as hospitals and public transportation, but the specifics of each setting warrant consideration, said co-author Fernando Temprano-Coleto. https://www.news.ucsb.edu/2021/020226/second-look-sunlight
Drinking beetroot juice promotes a mix of mouth bacteria associated with healthier blood vessels and brain function, according to a new study of people aged 70-80.
Beetroot - and other foods including lettuce, spinach and celery - are rich in inorganic nitrate, and many oral bacteria play a role in turning nitrate to nitric oxide, which helps to regulate blood vessels and neurotransmission (chemical messages in the brain).
Older people tend to have lower nitric oxide production, and this is associated with poorer vascular (blood vessel) and cognitive (brain) health. https://www.newswise.com/articles/changes-in-mouth-bacteria-after-drinking-beetroot-juice-may-promote-healthy-ageing
Simple filters made from conifer trees could have a huge impact on the clean water crisis https://www.popsci.com/story/environment/scientists-discover-trees-filter-water-possibilities/
What's Next for Restaurant Industry? Chair of Hospitality and Tourism Department at Buffalo State Discusses Current Challenges, Opportunities https://www.newswise.com/coronavirus/what-s-next-for-restaurant-industry/?article_id=748730
Aquaculture is the fastest growing animal food production sector globally, and over 91% of global aquaculture is now produced in Asia. The worldwide increase in demand for farmed fish, shrimp and other shellfish has led to the widespread use of antibiotics in aquaculture, and there have been concerns that this is driving environmental AMR, threatening global food production systems. https://www.eurekalert.org/pub_releases/2021-03/nu-ear033021.php
Top business leaders share lessons from the Covid crisis in new report
Published 30 Mar 2021
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Most businesses were ill-prepared to deal with the pandemic and muddled though the challenges stemming from it, according to a report published today.
Resilience reimagined: a practical guide for organisations was produced by Cranfield University, in partnership with the National Preparedness Commission (NPC) and Deloitte. The report presents insights from business leaders from a range of sectors and makes seven recommendations for organisations on how to become more resilient, drawing on lessons from past 12 months. https://www.cranfield.ac.uk/som/press/top-business-leaders-share-lessons-from-the-covid-crisis-in-new-report
However, it is not fully clear what effects nutrition has on the microbiome, immune system and health.
A research group led by Dr Sofia Forslund and Professor Dominik N. Müller from the Max Delbrück Center for Molecular Medicine in the Helmholtz Association (MDC) and the Experimental and Clinical Research Center (ECRC) has now examined the effect a change of diet has on people with metabolic syndrome. The ECRC is jointly run by the MDC and Charité Universitätsmedizin Berlin. "Switching to a healthy diet has a positive effect on blood pressure," says Andras Maifeld, summarising the results. "If the diet is preceded by a fast, this effect is intensified." https://www.eurekalert.org/pub_releases/2021-03/mdcf-faa032921.php
In a crisis, the future seems intangible and difficult to grasp. Yet for social science research, perceptions of the future are an important part of understanding crises. As the current coronavirus pandemic and before it the 2007 financial crisis or the Brexit vote show, to overcome a crisis, sociopolitical and economic visions for the future are needed just as urgently as vaccines or emergency assistance from the state. https://www.mpg.de/16648031/the-future-in-crisis?c=2249
We All Lose When Scientists Don’t Stand Up For The Truth https://www.forbes.com/sites/startswithabang/2021/04/01/we-all-lose-when-scientists-dont-stand-up-for-the-truth/?sh=4abe65b6cc32
We Just Got Closer to Truly Determining Who Were The World's First Animals https://www.sciencealert.com/sponges-are-back-on-the-table-as-the-oldest-branch-in-the-animal-kingdom
Researchers have discovered that blood vessels were able to function better during mental stress when people were given a cocoa drink containing high levels of flavanols than when drinking a non-flavanol enriched drink.
A thin membrane of cells lining the heart and blood vessels, when functioning efficiently the endothelium helps to reduce the risk of peripheral vascular disease, stroke, heart disease, diabetes, kidney failure, tumour growth, thrombosis, and severe viral infectious diseases. We know that mental stress can have a negative effect on blood vessel function. https://www.news-medical.net/news/20210331/Drinking-flavanol-rich-cocoa-could-protect-from-mental-stress-induced-cardiovascular-events.aspx
Why SARS-CoV-2 replicates better in the upper respiratory tract temperature https://www.newswise.com/coronavirus/why-sars-cov-2-replicates-better-in-the-upper-respiratory-tract/?article_id=748849
The Center for Countering Digital Hate (CCDH) has recently released a report entitled The Disinformation Dozen, and its main take-home message is that two-thirds of anti-vaccine content shared or posted on Facebook and Twitter between February 1 and March 16, 2021, can be attributed to just twelve individuals. Twelve. Let that sink in. https://www.mcgill.ca/oss/article/covid-19-health/dozen-misguided-influencers-spread-most-anti-vaccination-content-social-media
An enormous telescope complex in Tibet has captured the first evidence of ultrahigh-energy gamma rays spread across the Milky Way. The findings offer proof that undetected starry accelerators churn out cosmic rays, which have floated around our galaxy for millions of years. The research is to be published https://www.eurekalert.org/pub_releases/2021-03/aps-doh033121.php

Someone asked this question and it's a common question. So i made this for them and you. I highly recommend getting even a super small car and even higher highly recommend getting a job if your going to go homeless. If you can't for whatever reason I give ways to make money and address to get a job. Even if your already homeless. Please read the full thing and comment tips if you have any.
Do you have a car? Do you have a job?
If the answer is yes to both of these do this immediately.

1. Figure out how big your car ACTUALLY is (you will find out when your sleeping in it) and put the back seats down to make a larger flat surface. I recommend taking your coach cushions and using them as your new back seat bed.
2. Go to your kitchen and throw anyway ANYTHING and EVERYTHING that is glass. Plastic is your new best friend. You only need one or two Plaits bowls, a pot, maybe a skillet if you have a big car, and get a plastic 5 gallon water jug and a plastic 1 gallon water jug, go to Walmart and get a camping stove or a Asian stove wooden chopsticks (costs like 2$ where i am), bring with you two wash clothes, two towels, duck tap, Paracord, 1 or 2 eating wears if your not good with chop sticks, soap and other cleaning stuff, BUY BANDAIDS!, And maybe a cooler depending on your location. And of course a blanket.

If I remember anything else I'll update it

1. Push your passenger seat as far up as you can and put all your stuff on the BOTTOM of your seats and cover it up with your bedding then put your blanket/blankets over your bedding. This is important because NO ONE likes the homeless population.
   
2. Going back to that last comment make sure you NEVER look homeless. People are more likely to help you if your homeless but don't look it. Idk why but it's just the truth.
   
3. Spend the day driving around town and finding places to sleep where no one wills notice you. Go to places you never thought of going it's fine.
   
4. Become a morning person. Most places won't care/notice you so long as you leave around 5/6 am.
   
5. Become a regular at a coffee shop early morning to charge your things. If you go regular and become friends with the employees they will be more understanding to your situation. But don't tell them your life story first time you meet them. If you do it's the same as picking out a wedding cake on the first date
   
6. Get a job and fucking keep it if you don't have it.
   
7. Start donating plasma (if you can) once every 4 days. They will tell you 3 but you will get sick. This helps with gas because you will be moving around a lot more than normal.
   
8. I might have said get 1 pot but you might want two. If you can't get a gym membership to shower us the stove to heat water and clean yourself.
   
9. If you can (and you should if your donating plasma) get a storage unit to put your stuff in AT FIRST! This gives you time to get used to being homeless
   
10. Avoid other homeless people don't be a asshole because they can help you out, but don't stick around them. I fucking love the homeless because they taught me how to live but if you hang out with them to much they will fuck up your mind and keep you homeless
    
11. Start paying off all your debt. Your living on your car now there's no fucking reason to pay that off unless it's over 10k. Ik that's harsh but to bad
    
12. Start going to donation places to get free food and clothes. Make sure the clothes don't make you look homeless. That's very important
    
13. Start cooking your food immediately. You can keep food not refrigerated for about a day. Don't push your luck. I'm not joking. If you get sick your fucked
    
14. Buy dry food like ramen and learn to love packaged tuna. My favorite snake today is tuna on Ritz crackers
    
15. Swallow your fucking shame and start going to KFC ever now and then and ask if you can get free chicken. They will more likely give you some if you come in 5 mins to close. Most fast food places will.
    
16. Don't cool In public places again keep your homelessness a secret
    
17. After you been homeless for a while figure out if you want to stay that way or not. If you do get a bigger car.
    
18. If your city is to hard to be homeless in move. Don't let imaginar conditions hold you back. This isn't meant to be a promot but i have a YouTube channel actually watch it i make videos about getting free housing and work at resorts and seafood processing. It's very easy to get s job doing those, even ex cons can get it.
    
19. Get out of being homeless either by traveling or whatever. But you can't do it forever unless you have a plane.
    
20. If you don't have a car you can all this just replace the car with a backpack and the 5 gallon water Jung with 2 1 gallons.
    
21. If your getting a storage unit I recommend putting your clothes in that and going back ever 2 days to chance clothes
    
22. If you don't have a job get one. A address is normally the barrier to entry. What you can do is use your local post office for your mailing address address but you must check it for mail weekly because if you don't they will throw it away. This is federal so if your in the United States it's very helpful information
    

Looking for opinions on the Magellan Pro Soft Coolers. This is the one that I’m interested in:
https://www.academy.com/p/magellan-outdoors-pro-leakproof-36-can-duffel-cooler
I am also looking at their hard cooler line as well. Looking for thoughts and opinions. Thanks

Formosa:

• Silver moony fish (likely)
• Reef manta ray (possibility)
• Sandbar shark (unlikely)
• Blacktip reef shark (likely)
• Bonnethhead shark (possibility)
• Bishop eagle ray (likely)
• Zebra shark (possibility)
• Bowmouth guitarfish (likely)
• Leopard whipray (likely)
• Cloudy catshark (likely)
• Orbicular batfish (likely)
• Razorfish (ultra-unlikely)
• Stripe-tailed damselfish (likely)
• Mullet (unlikely)
• Three-striped grunter (unlikely)
• Oyster (ultra-unlikely)

Diving in coral sea:

• Common clownfish (possibility)
• Clark's clownfish (likely)
• Blue tang (possibility)
• Yellow tang (likely)
• Fire goby (likely)
• Blue-streak goby (unlikely)
• Cleaner wrasse (possibility)
• Crescent wrasse (likely)

Temperate sea:

• Japanese cownose ray (likely)
• Diamond trevally (possibility)
• Peacock mantis shrimp (possibility)
• Longnose seahorse (possibility)
• Freckled porcupinefish (possibility)
• Sargasso frogfish (likely)

Rainforest adventure:

• Coati (possibility)
• Largespot river stingray (likely)
• Xnju river stingray (possibility)
• Silver arowana (likely)
• Piranha (likely. I forgot what specie is it)
• Peacock bass (unlikely)
• Green-and-black poison-dart frog (likely)
• Amazon horned frog (likely)
• Buggest's frog (likely)
• Green water dragon (likely)
• Plumed basilisk (possibility)
• Diamondback terrapin (likely)

Freezing zone:

• Spotted seal (possibility)
• Sea angel (possibility)
• Pacific lumpfish (unlikely)
• Rockfish (unlikely. I forgot what specie is it)
• Slime flounder (ultra-unlikely)
• Rainbow trout (likely)

Abyss:

• Japanese spider crab (likely? or upcoming to council?)
• Giant isopod (likely? or unlikely? no clue)
• Giant Pacific octopus (unlikely)
• Pinecone fish (likely)
• Japanese codling (ultra-unlikely)
• Bellowfish (unlikely)

Healing jellyfish:

• Moon jellyfish (possibility)
• Spotted jellyfish (possibility)
• Blubber jellyfish (possibility)
• Flower hat jellyfish (unlikely)
• Upside-down jellyfish (likely)
• Sea nettle jellyfish (unlikely)

Penguin life:

• King penguin (possibility)
• Magellanic penguin (possibility)

Animal perform theater:

• Capybara (possibility)
• Californian sea lion (possibility)

Outdoor area:

• Asian arowana (likely)
• Black sea cucumber (ultra-unlikely)
• Starfish (ultra-unlikely. no clue for it's specie)
• Hermit crab (no clue)
• Chinese horseshoe crab (no clue)

I am looking into going camping with my teenager son soon and the Magellan Hub Tents caught my attention. I have seen plenty of reviews for the 4 Person one that shares design with the Gazelle, etc. but not much for the 3 Person one. Any input or pointer to a review would be much appreciated.
https://www.academy.com/p/magellan-outdoors-pro-swiftrise-3-person-hub-tent?sku=navy

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Walmart	1	Retailing	Bentonville	AR	https://www.stock.walmart.com
Exxon Mobil	3	Energy	Irving	TX	https://www.exxonmobil.com
McKesson	8	Health Care	Irving	TX	https://www.mckesson.com
AT&T	9	Telecommunications	Dallas	TX	https://www.att.com
Ford Motor	12	Motor Vehicles & Parts	Dearborn	MI	https://www.ford.com
General Motors	18	Motor Vehicles & Parts	Detroit	MI	https://www.gm.com
Home Depot	26	Retailing	Atlanta	GA	https://www.homedepot.com
Phillips 66	27	Energy	Houston	TX	https://www.phillips66.com
Valero Energy	32	Energy	San Antonio	TX	https://www.valero.com
Dell Technologies	34	Technology	Round Rock	TX	https://www.delltechnologies.com
Centene	42	Health Care	St. Louis	MO	https://www.centene.com
UPS	43	Transportation	Atlanta	GA	https://www.ups.com
FedEx	47	Transportation	Memphis	TN	https://www.fedex.com
Humana	52	Health Care	Louisville	KY	https://www.humana.com
Albertsons	55	Food & Drug Stores	Boise	ID	https://www.albertsonscompanies.com
Sysco	56	Wholesalers	Houston	TX	https://www.sysco.com
Energy Transfer	59	Energy	Dallas	TX	https://www.energytransfer.com
HCA Healthcare	65	Health Care	Nashville	TN	https://www.hcahealthcare.com
Delta Air Lines	68	Transportation	Atlanta	GA	https://www.delta.com
American Airlines Group	70	Transportation	Fort Worth	TX	https://www.aa.com
Dow	78	Chemicals	Midland	MI	https://www.dow.com
Tyson Foods	79	Food, Beverages & Tobacco	Springdale	AR	https://www.tysonfoods.com
Coca-Cola	88	Food, Beverages & Tobacco	Atlanta	GA	https://www.coca-colacompany.com
ConocoPhillips	93	Energy	Houston	TX	https://www.conocophillips.com
USAA	94	Financials	San Antonio	TX	https://www.usaa.com
Plains GP Holdings	98	Energy	Houston	TX	https://www.plainsallamerican.com
Enterprise Products Partners	101	Energy	Houston	TX	https://www.enterpriseproducts.com
Northwestern Mutual	102	Financials	Milwaukee	WI	https://www.northwesternmutual.com
Dollar General	112	Retailing	Goodlettsville	TN	https://www.dollargeneral.com
Baker Hughes	129	Energy	Houston	TX	https://www.bakerhughes.com
Micron Technology	134	Technology	Boise	ID	https://www.micron.com
Penske Automotive Group	136	Retailing	Bloomfield Hills	MI	https://www.penskeautomotive.com
Southwest Airlines	141	Transportation	Dallas	TX	https://www.southwest.com
Halliburton	142	Energy	Houston	TX	https://www.halliburton.com
Lumen Technologies	143	Telecommunications	Monroe	LA	https://www.lumen.com
International Paper	144	Materials	Memphis	TN	https://www.internationalpaper.com
Aflac	146	Financials	Columbus	GA	https://www.aflac.com
Occidental Petroleum	148	Energy	Houston	TX	https://www.oxy.com
Southern Company	153	Energy	Atlanta	GA	https://www.southerncompany.com
ManpowerGroup	158	Business Services	Milwaukee	WI	https://www.manpowergroup.com
Whirlpool	162	Industrials	Benton Harbor	MI	https://www.whirlpoolcorp.com
Kohl’s	165	Retailing	Menomonee Falls	WI	https://www.kohls.com
Lear	166	Motor Vehicles & Parts	Southfield	MI	https://www.lear.com
Avnet	169	Wholesalers	Phoenix	AZ	https://www.avnet.com
Genuine Parts	171	Wholesalers	Atlanta	GA	https://www.genpt.com
Tenet Healthcare	174	Health Care	Dallas	TX	https://www.tenethealth.com
Kimberly-Clark	175	Household Products	Irving	TX	https://www.kimberly-clark.com
Emerson Electric	176	Industrials	St. Louis	MO	https://www.emerson.com
WestRock	177	Materials	Atlanta	GA	https://www.westrock.com
Fluor	181	Engineering & Construction	Irving	TX	https://www.fluor.com
D.R. Horton	183	Engineering & Construction	Arlington	TX	https://www.drhorton.com
HollyFrontier	184	Energy	Dallas	TX	https://www.hollyfrontier.com
EOG Resources	186	Energy	Houston	TX	https://www.eogresources.com
Principal Financial	201	Financials	Des Moines	IA	https://www.principal.com
Jacobs Engineering Group	206	Engineering & Construction	Dallas	TX	https://www.jacobs.com
Waste Management	207	Business Services	Houston	TX	https://www.wm.com
Stryker	214	Health Care	Kalamazoo	MI	https://www.stryker.com
Freeport-McMoRan	221	Energy	Phoenix	AZ	https://fcx.com
Texas Instruments	222	Technology	Dallas	TX	https://www.ti.com
Reinsurance Group of America	225	Financials	Chesterfield	MO	https://www.rgare.com
Kellogg	237	Food, Beverages & Tobacco	Battle Creek	MI	https://www.kelloggcompany.com
Core-Mark Holding	240	Wholesalers	Westlake	TX	https://www.core-mark.com
Community Health Systems	241	Health Care	Franklin	TN	https://www.chs.net
Kinder Morgan	242	Energy	Houston	TX	https://www.kindermorgan.com
DTE Energy	253	Energy	Detroit	MI	https://www.dteenergy.com
American Family Insurance Group	254	Financials	Madison	WI	https://www.amfam.com
CenterPoint Energy	260	Energy	Houston	TX	https://www.centerpointenergy.com
Quanta Services	261	Engineering & Construction	Houston	TX	https://www.quantaservices.com
Murphy USA	262	Retailing	El Dorado	AR	https://www.murphyusa.com
Group 1 Automotive	264	Retailing	Houston	TX	https://www.group1auto.com
Unum Group	266	Financials	Chattanooga	TN	https://www.unum.com
AutoZone	268	Retailing	Memphis	TN	https://www.autozone.com
Vistra Energy	270	Energy	Irving	TX	https://www.vistraenergy.com
Ally Financial	273	Financials	Detroit	MI	https://www.ally.com
J.C. Penney	286	Retailing	Plano	TX	https://www.jcpenney.com
Entergy	293	Energy	New Orleans	LA	https://www.entergy.com
Republic Services	305	Business Services	Phoenix	AZ	https://www.republicservices.com
PulteGroup	309	Engineering & Construction	Atlanta	GA	https://www.pultegroup.com
Fiserv	311	Business Services	Brookfield	WI	https://www.fiserv.com
BorgWarner	312	Motor Vehicles & Parts	Auburn Hills	MI	https://www.borgwarner.com
O’Reilly Automotive	314	Retailing	Springfield	MO	https://www.oreillyauto.com
Newell Brands	316	Household Products	Atlanta	GA	https://www.newellbrands.com
Calpine	319	Energy	Houston	TX	https://www.calpine.com
Auto-Owners Insurance	320	Financials	Lansing	MI	https://www.auto-owners.com
Mohawk Industries	321	Household Products	Calhoun	GA	https://www.mohawkind.com
Cheniere Energy	329	Energy	Houston	TX	https://www.cheniere.com
Jones Financial (Edward Jones)	336	Financials	Des Peres	MO	https://www.edwardjones.com/index.html
Pioneer Natural Resources	341	Energy	Irving	TX	https://www.pxd.com
Delek US Holdings	342	Energy	Brentwood	TN	https://www.delekus.com
Eastman Chemical	343	Chemicals	Kingsport	TN	https://www.eastman.com
J.B. Hunt Transport Services	346	Transportation	Lowell	AR	https://www.jbhunt.com
AGCO	350	Industrials	Duluth	GA	https://www.agcocorp.com
Yum China Holdings	361	Hotels, Restaurants & Leisure	Plano	TX	https://ir.yumchina.com
Targa Resources	365	Energy	Houston	TX	https://www.targaresources.com
Autoliv	369	Motor Vehicles & Parts	Auburn Hills	MI	https://www.autoliv.com
SpartanNash	370	Wholesalers	Byron Center	MI	https://www.spartannash.com
NOV	374	Energy	Houston	TX	https://www.nov.com
Oshkosh	377	Industrials	Oshkosh	WI	https://www.oshkoshcorp.com
Casey’s General Stores	378	Retailing	Ankeny	IA	https://www.caseys.com
Tractor Supply	380	Retailing	Brentwood	TN	https://www.tractorsupply.com
Huntsman	382	Chemicals	The Woodlands	TX	https://www.huntsman.com
Masco	384	Household Products	Livonia	MI	https://www.masco.com
Westlake Chemical	391	Chemicals	Houston	TX	https://www.westlake.com
Insight Enterprises	409	Technology	Tempe	AZ	https://www.insight.com
Veritiv	412	Wholesalers	Atlanta	GA	https://www.veritivcorp.com
Graybar Electric	415	Wholesalers	St. Louis	MO	https://www.graybar.com
WEC Energy Group	416	Energy	Milwaukee	WI	https://www.wecenergygroup.com
Dean Foods	421	Food, Beverages & Tobacco	Dallas	TX	https://www.deanfoods.com
Builders FirstSource	425	Materials	Dallas	TX	https://www.bldr.com
Asbury Automotive Group	428	Retailing	Duluth	GA	https://www.asburyauto.com
Magellan Health	432	Health Care	Phoenix	AZ	https://www.magellanhealth.com
NCR	439	Technology	Atlanta	GA	https://www.ncr.com
CMS Energy	443	Energy	Jackson	MI	https://www.cmsenergy.com
Regions Financial	446	Financials	Birmingham	AL	https://www.regions.com
Rockwell Automation	452	Industrials	Milwaukee	WI	https://www.rockwellautomation.com
Intercontinental Exchange	459	Financials	Atlanta	GA	https://www.intercontinentalexchange.com
American Axle & Manufacturing	460	Motor Vehicles & Parts	Detroit	MI	https://www.aam.com
GameStop	464	Retailing	Grapevine	TX	https://www.gamestop.com
APA	465	Energy	Houston	TX	https://apacorp.com/
Dillard’s	468	Retailing	Little Rock	AR	https://www.dillards.com
Celanese	470	Chemicals	Irving	TX	https://www.celanese.com
Graphic Packaging Holding	477	Materials	Atlanta	GA	https://www.graphicpkg.com
HD Supply Holdings	478	Wholesalers	Atlanta	GA	https://www.hdsupply.com
Olin	481	Chemicals	Clayton	MO	https://www.olin.com
EnLink Midstream	483	Energy	Dallas	TX	https://www.enlink.com
Ameren	488	Energy	St. Louis	MO	https://www.ameren.com
Commercial Metals	491	Materials	Irving	TX	https://www.cmc.com
Rush Enterprises	492	Retailing	New Braunfels	TX	https://www.rushenterprises.com
Crown Castle International	496	Financials	Houston	TX	https://www.crowncastle.com
Cerner	498	Health Care	North Kansas City	MO	https://www.cerner.com
Post Holdings	499	Food, Beverages & Tobacco	St. Louis	MO	https://www.postholdings.com
KBR	501	Engineering & Construction	Houston	TX	https://www.kbr.com
Sprouts Farmers Market	502	Food & Drug Stores	Phoenix	AZ	https://www.sprouts.com
Yum Brands	505	Hotels, Restaurants & Leisure	Louisville	KY	https://www.yum.com
ON Semiconductor	512	Technology	Phoenix	AZ	https://www.onsemi.com
Par Pacific Holdings	516	Energy	Houston	TX	https://www.parpacific.com
Harley-Davidson	519	Transportation	Milwaukee	WI	https://www.harley-davidson.com
Kelly Services	521	Business Services	Troy	MI	https://www.kellyservices.com
Microchip Technology	522	Technology	Chandler	AZ	https://www.microchip.com
MDU Resources Group	524	Energy	Bismarck	ND	https://www.mdu.com
Marathon Oil	534	Energy	Houston	TX	https://www.marathonoil.com
Evergy	539	Energy	Kansas City	MO	https://www.evergyinc.com
Windstream Holdings	543	Telecommunications	Little Rock	AR	https://www.windstream.com
Michaels	544	Retailing	Irving	TX	https://www.michaels.com
Resideo Technologies	548	Materials	Austin	TX	https://www.resideo.com
Vulcan Materials	551	Materials	Birmingham	AL	https://www.vulcanmaterials.com
Global Payments	553	Business Services	Atlanta	GA	https://www.globalpaymentsinc.com
Knight-Swift Transportation Holdings	560	Transportation	Phoenix	AZ	https://knight-swift.com
Carlisle	563	Materials	Scottsdale	AZ	https://www.carlisle.com
Taylor Morrison Home	567	Engineering & Construction	Scottsdale	AZ	https://www.taylormorrison.com
Leggett & Platt	569	Household Products	Carthage	MO	https://www.leggett.com
Schneider National	571	Transportation	Green Bay	WI	https://www.schneider.com
NortonLifeLock	573	Technology	Tempe	AZ	https://www.nortonlifelock.com
Boise Cascade	579	Wholesalers	Boise	ID	https://www.bc.com
Peabody Energy	582	Energy	St. Louis	MO	https://www.peabodyenergy.com
Encompass Health	583	Health Care	Birmingham	AL	https://www.encompasshealth.com
Concho Resources	585	Energy	Midland	TX	https://www.conocophillips.com/concho/
Globe Life	592	Financials	McKinney	TX	https://www.globelifeinsurance.com
Noble Energy	602	Energy	Houston	TX	https://www.nblenergy.com
UFP Industries	606	Materials	Grand Rapids	MI	https://www.ufpi.com
Meritor	609	Motor Vehicles & Parts	Troy	MI	https://www.meritor.com
Insperity	615	Business Services	Kingwood	TX	https://www.insperity.com
Murphy Oil	625	Energy	El Dorado	AR	https://www.murphyoilcorp.com
Spectrum Brands Holdings	629	Household Products	Middleton	WI	https://www.spectrumbrands.com
Quad/Graphics	630	Media	Sussex	WI	https://www.quad.com
Flowers Foods	631	Food, Beverages & Tobacco	Thomasville	GA	https://www.flowersfoods.com
CUNA Mutual Group	632	Financials	Madison	WI	https://www.cunamutual.com
American National Group	636	Financials	Galveston	TX	https://www.americannational.com
Snap-on	637	Industrials	Kenosha	WI	https://www.snapon.com
Brookdale Senior Living	638	Health Care	Brentwood	TN	https://www.brookdale.com
Amkor Technology	639	Technology	Tempe	AZ	https://www.amkor.com
Sabre	645	Technology	Southlake	TX	https://www.sabre.com
Diamondback Energy	647	Energy	Midland	TX	https://www.diamondbackenergy.com
Aaron's	649	Retailing	Atlanta	GA	https://www.aarons.com
Flowserve	650	Industrials	Irving	TX	https://www.flowserve.com
Carvana	651	Retailing	Tempe	AZ	https://www.carvana.com
Sally Beauty Holdings	653	Retailing	Denton	TX	https://www.sallybeautyholdings.com
Comerica	659	Financials	Dallas	TX	https://www.comerica.com
Lennox International	660	Industrials	Richardson	TX	https://www.lennoxinternational.com
Lamb Weston Holdings	665	Food, Beverages & Tobacco	Eagle	ID	https://www.lambweston.com
iHeartMedia	668	Media	San Antonio	TX	https://www.iheartmedia.com
Sentry Insurance Group	670	Financials	Stevens Point	WI	https://www.sentry.com
Acuity Brands	671	Industrials	Atlanta	GA	https://www.acuitybrands.com
Meritage Homes	673	Engineering & Construction	Scottsdale	AZ	https://www.meritagehomes.com
MRC Global	674	Energy	Houston	TX	https://www.mrcglobal.com
Alliant Energy	675	Energy	Madison	WI	https://www.alliantenergy.com
Domino's Pizza	679	Hotels, Restaurants & Leisure	Ann Arbor	MI	https://www.dominos.com/index.intl.html
Meredith	681	Media	Des Moines	IA	https://www.meredith.com
Carter's	689	Apparel	Atlanta	GA	https://www.carters.com
Stifel Financial	690	Financials	St. Louis	MO	https://www.stifel.com
Equifax	692	Business Services	Atlanta	GA	https://www.equifax.com
Ashland Global Holdings	694	Chemicals	Covington	KY	https://www.ashland.com
Pinnacle West Capital	701	Energy	Phoenix	AZ	https://www.pinnaclewest.com
American Equity Investment Life Holding	702	Financials	West Des Moines	IA	https://www.american-equity.com
Steelcase	706	Household Products	Grand Rapids	MI	https://www.steelcase.com
Sanderson Farms	707	Food, Beverages & Tobacco	Laurel	MS	https://www.sandersonfarms.com
WABCO Holdings	708	Motor Vehicles & Parts	Auburn Hills	MI	https://www.wabco-auto.com
Darling Ingredients	720	Food, Beverages & Tobacco	Irving	TX	https://www.darlingii.com
Brown-Forman	730	Food, Beverages & Tobacco	Louisville	KY	https://www.brown-forman.com
Cinemark Holdings	736	Media	Plano	TX	https://www.cinemark.com
Garrett Motion	739	Motor Vehicles & Parts	Plymouth	MI	https://www.garrettmotion.com
Zions Bancorp.	740	Financials	Salt Lake City	UT	https://www.zionsbancorporation.com
Regal Beloit	741	Industrials	Beloit	WI	https://www.regalbeloit.com
Service Corp. International	742	Business Services	Houston	TX	https://www.sci-corp.com
Brinker International	745	Hotels, Restaurants & Leisure	Dallas	TX	https://www.brinker.com
Pool	747	Wholesalers	Covington	LA	https://www.poolcorp.com
Crestwood Equity Partners	748	Energy	Houston	TX	https://www.crestwoodlp.com
Plexus	750	Technology	Neenah	WI	https://www.plexus.com
GMS	758	Wholesalers	Tucker	GA	https://www.gms.com
Cooper-Standard Holdings	759	Motor Vehicles & Parts	Novi	MI	https://www.cooperstandard.com
Acadia Healthcare	760	Health Care	Franklin	TN	https://www.acadiahealthcare.com
Primoris Services	762	Engineering & Construction	Dallas	TX	https://www.primoriscorp.com
Tempur Sealy International	763	Household Products	Lexington	KY	https://www.tempursealy.com
H&R Block	764	Financials	Kansas City	MO	https://www.hrblock.com
Cracker Barrel Old Country Store	767	Hotels, Restaurants & Leisure	Lebanon	TN	https://www.crackerbarrel.com
First Solar	770	Energy	Tempe	AZ	https://www.firstsolar.com
Nexstar Media Group	775	Media	Irving	TX	https://www.nexstar.tv
Southwestern Energy	776	Energy	Spring	TX	https://www.swn.com
Trinity Industries	781	Transportation	Dallas	TX	https://www.trin.net
Tailored Brands	784	Retailing	Houston	TX	https://www.tailoredbrands.com
A.O. Smith	785	Industrials	Milwaukee	WI	https://www.aosmith.com
ArcBest	786	Transportation	Fort Smith	AR	https://www.arcb.com
GoDaddy	787	Technology	Scottsdale	AZ	https://www.godaddy.com
SkyWest	788	Transportation	St. George	UT	https://www.skywest.com
NOW	792	Energy	Houston	TX	https://www.distributionnow.com
Visteon	794	Motor Vehicles & Parts	Van Buren Township	MI	https://www.visteon.com
Resolute Forest Products	796	Materials	Calhoun	TN	https://www.resolutefp.com
Caleres	797	Retailing	St. Louis	MO	https://www.caleres.com
Atmos Energy	802	Energy	Dallas	TX	https://www.atmosenergy.com
Kansas City Southern	811	Transportation	Kansas City	MO	https://www.kcsouthern.com
Kirby	818	Transportation	Houston	TX	https://www.kirbycorp.com
Range Resources	821	Energy	Fort Worth	TX	https://www.rangeresources.com
Texas Roadhouse	829	Hotels, Restaurants & Leisure	Louisville	KY	https://www.texasroadhouse.com
Energizer Holdings	834	Household Products	St. Louis	MO	https://www.energizerholdings.com
Clear Channel Outdoor Holdings	842	Business Services	San Antonio	TX	https://www.clearchanneloutdoor.com
Rent-A-Center	844	Retailing	Plano	TX	https://www.rentacenter.com
FleetCor Technologies	849	Business Services	Atlanta	GA	https://www.fleetcor.com
Renewable Energy Group	851	Energy	Ames	IA	https://www.regi.com
BlueLinx Holdings	852	Wholesalers	Marietta	GA	https://www.bluelinxco.com
Comfort Systems USA	856	Engineering & Construction	Houston	TX	https://www.comfortsystemsusa.com
Herman Miller	864	Household Products	Zeeland	MI	https://www.hermanmiller.com
Belden	874	Industrials	St. Louis	MO	https://www.belden.com
Genesis Energy	877	Energy	Houston	TX	https://www.genesisenergy.com
Patterson-UTI Energy	879	Energy	Houston	TX	https://www.patenergy.com
Mueller Industries	883	Industrials	Collierville	TN	https://www.muellerindustries.com
Nu Skin Enterprises	884	Household Products	Provo	UT	https://www.nuskinenterprises.com
Synovus Financial	890	Financials	Columbus	GA	https://www.synovus.com
REV Group	892	Motor Vehicles & Parts	Milwaukee	WI	https://www.revgroup.com
Valvoline	894	Chemicals	Lexington	KY	https://www.valvoline.com
SiteOne Landscape Supply	904	Wholesalers	Roswell	GA	https://www.siteone.com
Louisiana-Pacific	919	Materials	Nashville	TN	https://www.lpcorp.com
Arch Resources	922	Energy	St. Louis	MO	https://www.archrsc.com/
Alpha Metallurgical Resources	925	Energy	Bristol	TN	https://alphametresources.com
First Horizon National	927	Financials	Memphis	TN	https://www.firsthorizon.com
Wolverine World Wide	928	Apparel	Rockford	MI	https://www.wolverineworldwide.com
Benchmark Electronics	930	Technology	Tempe	AZ	https://www.bench.com
HNI	931	Household Products	Muscatine	IA	https://www.hnicorp.com
AMN Healthcare Services	939	Health Care	Dallas	TX	https://www.amnhealthcare.com
Fossil Group	942	Apparel	Richardson	TX	https://www.fossilgroup.com
Modine Manufacturing	943	Motor Vehicles & Parts	Racine	WI	https://www.modine.com
Generac Holdings	946	Industrials	Waukesha	WI	https://www.generac.com
Genesco	948	Retailing	Nashville	TN	https://www.genesco.com
Rexnord	952	Industrials	Milwaukee	WI	https://www.rexnordcorporation.com
Gray Television	962	Media	Atlanta	GA	https://www.gray.tv
Beazer Homes USA	965	Engineering & Construction	Atlanta	GA	https://www.beazer.com
LHC Group	966	Health Care	Lafayette	LA	https://www.lhcgroup.com
ServiceMaster Global Holdings	967	Business Services	Memphis	TN	https://www.servicemaster.com
Oasis Petroleum	969	Energy	Houston	TX	https://www.oasispetroleum.com
Cabot Oil & Gas	974	Energy	Houston	TX	https://www.cabotog.com
TCF Financial	979	Financials	Detroit	MI	https://www.tcfbank.com
Primerica	980	Financials	Duluth	GA	https://www.primerica.com
ProPetro Holding	981	Energy	Midland	TX	https://www.propetroservices.com
Oceaneering International	982	Energy	Houston	TX	https://www.oceaneering.com
Floor & Decor Holdings	983	Retailing	Atlanta	GA	https://www.flooranddecor.com
Copart	984	Retailing	Dallas	TX	https://www.copart.com
Rollins	993	Business Services	Atlanta	GA	https://www.rollins.com
Mr. Cooper Group	996	Financials	Coppell	TX	https://mrcoopergroup.com

company	rank	sector	city	state	Website
Walmart	1	Retailing	Bentonville	AR	https://www.stock.walmart.com
Exxon Mobil	3	Energy	Irving	TX	https://www.exxonmobil.com
McKesson	8	Health Care	Irving	TX	https://www.mckesson.com
AT&T	9	Telecommunications	Dallas	TX	https://www.att.com
Ford Motor	12	Motor Vehicles & Parts	Dearborn	MI	https://www.ford.com
General Motors	18	Motor Vehicles & Parts	Detroit	MI	https://www.gm.com
Home Depot	26	Retailing	Atlanta	GA	https://www.homedepot.com
Phillips 66	27	Energy	Houston	TX	https://www.phillips66.com
Valero Energy	32	Energy	San Antonio	TX	https://www.valero.com
Dell Technologies	34	Technology	Round Rock	TX	https://www.delltechnologies.com
Centene	42	Health Care	St. Louis	MO	https://www.centene.com
UPS	43	Transportation	Atlanta	GA	https://www.ups.com
FedEx	47	Transportation	Memphis	TN	https://www.fedex.com
Humana	52	Health Care	Louisville	KY	https://www.humana.com
Albertsons	55	Food & Drug Stores	Boise	ID	https://www.albertsonscompanies.com
Sysco	56	Wholesalers	Houston	TX	https://www.sysco.com
Energy Transfer	59	Energy	Dallas	TX	https://www.energytransfer.com
HCA Healthcare	65	Health Care	Nashville	TN	https://www.hcahealthcare.com
Delta Air Lines	68	Transportation	Atlanta	GA	https://www.delta.com
American Airlines Group	70	Transportation	Fort Worth	TX	https://www.aa.com
Dow	78	Chemicals	Midland	MI	https://www.dow.com
Tyson Foods	79	Food, Beverages & Tobacco	Springdale	AR	https://www.tysonfoods.com
Coca-Cola	88	Food, Beverages & Tobacco	Atlanta	GA	https://www.coca-colacompany.com
ConocoPhillips	93	Energy	Houston	TX	https://www.conocophillips.com
USAA	94	Financials	San Antonio	TX	https://www.usaa.com
Plains GP Holdings	98	Energy	Houston	TX	https://www.plainsallamerican.com
Enterprise Products Partners	101	Energy	Houston	TX	https://www.enterpriseproducts.com
Northwestern Mutual	102	Financials	Milwaukee	WI	https://www.northwesternmutual.com
Dollar General	112	Retailing	Goodlettsville	TN	https://www.dollargeneral.com
Baker Hughes	129	Energy	Houston	TX	https://www.bakerhughes.com
Micron Technology	134	Technology	Boise	ID	https://www.micron.com
Penske Automotive Group	136	Retailing	Bloomfield Hills	MI	https://www.penskeautomotive.com
Southwest Airlines	141	Transportation	Dallas	TX	https://www.southwest.com
Halliburton	142	Energy	Houston	TX	https://www.halliburton.com
Lumen Technologies	143	Telecommunications	Monroe	LA	https://www.lumen.com
International Paper	144	Materials	Memphis	TN	https://www.internationalpaper.com
Aflac	146	Financials	Columbus	GA	https://www.aflac.com
Occidental Petroleum	148	Energy	Houston	TX	https://www.oxy.com
Southern Company	153	Energy	Atlanta	GA	https://www.southerncompany.com
ManpowerGroup	158	Business Services	Milwaukee	WI	https://www.manpowergroup.com
Whirlpool	162	Industrials	Benton Harbor	MI	https://www.whirlpoolcorp.com
Kohl’s	165	Retailing	Menomonee Falls	WI	https://www.kohls.com
Lear	166	Motor Vehicles & Parts	Southfield	MI	https://www.lear.com
Avnet	169	Wholesalers	Phoenix	AZ	https://www.avnet.com
Genuine Parts	171	Wholesalers	Atlanta	GA	https://www.genpt.com
Tenet Healthcare	174	Health Care	Dallas	TX	https://www.tenethealth.com
Kimberly-Clark	175	Household Products	Irving	TX	https://www.kimberly-clark.com
Emerson Electric	176	Industrials	St. Louis	MO	https://www.emerson.com
WestRock	177	Materials	Atlanta	GA	https://www.westrock.com
Fluor	181	Engineering & Construction	Irving	TX	https://www.fluor.com
D.R. Horton	183	Engineering & Construction	Arlington	TX	https://www.drhorton.com
HollyFrontier	184	Energy	Dallas	TX	https://www.hollyfrontier.com
EOG Resources	186	Energy	Houston	TX	https://www.eogresources.com
Principal Financial	201	Financials	Des Moines	IA	https://www.principal.com
Jacobs Engineering Group	206	Engineering & Construction	Dallas	TX	https://www.jacobs.com
Waste Management	207	Business Services	Houston	TX	https://www.wm.com
Stryker	214	Health Care	Kalamazoo	MI	https://www.stryker.com
Freeport-McMoRan	221	Energy	Phoenix	AZ	https://fcx.com
Texas Instruments	222	Technology	Dallas	TX	https://www.ti.com
Reinsurance Group of America	225	Financials	Chesterfield	MO	https://www.rgare.com
Kellogg	237	Food, Beverages & Tobacco	Battle Creek	MI	https://www.kelloggcompany.com
Core-Mark Holding	240	Wholesalers	Westlake	TX	https://www.core-mark.com
Community Health Systems	241	Health Care	Franklin	TN	https://www.chs.net
Kinder Morgan	242	Energy	Houston	TX	https://www.kindermorgan.com
DTE Energy	253	Energy	Detroit	MI	https://www.dteenergy.com
American Family Insurance Group	254	Financials	Madison	WI	https://www.amfam.com
CenterPoint Energy	260	Energy	Houston	TX	https://www.centerpointenergy.com
Quanta Services	261	Engineering & Construction	Houston	TX	https://www.quantaservices.com
Murphy USA	262	Retailing	El Dorado	AR	https://www.murphyusa.com
Group 1 Automotive	264	Retailing	Houston	TX	https://www.group1auto.com
Unum Group	266	Financials	Chattanooga	TN	https://www.unum.com
AutoZone	268	Retailing	Memphis	TN	https://www.autozone.com
Vistra Energy	270	Energy	Irving	TX	https://www.vistraenergy.com
Ally Financial	273	Financials	Detroit	MI	https://www.ally.com
J.C. Penney	286	Retailing	Plano	TX	https://www.jcpenney.com
Entergy	293	Energy	New Orleans	LA	https://www.entergy.com
Republic Services	305	Business Services	Phoenix	AZ	https://www.republicservices.com
PulteGroup	309	Engineering & Construction	Atlanta	GA	https://www.pultegroup.com
Fiserv	311	Business Services	Brookfield	WI	https://www.fiserv.com
BorgWarner	312	Motor Vehicles & Parts	Auburn Hills	MI	https://www.borgwarner.com
O’Reilly Automotive	314	Retailing	Springfield	MO	https://www.oreillyauto.com
Newell Brands	316	Household Products	Atlanta	GA	https://www.newellbrands.com
Calpine	319	Energy	Houston	TX	https://www.calpine.com
Auto-Owners Insurance	320	Financials	Lansing	MI	https://www.auto-owners.com
Mohawk Industries	321	Household Products	Calhoun	GA	https://www.mohawkind.com
Cheniere Energy	329	Energy	Houston	TX	https://www.cheniere.com
Jones Financial (Edward Jones)	336	Financials	Des Peres	MO	https://www.edwardjones.com/index.html
Pioneer Natural Resources	341	Energy	Irving	TX	https://www.pxd.com
Delek US Holdings	342	Energy	Brentwood	TN	https://www.delekus.com
Eastman Chemical	343	Chemicals	Kingsport	TN	https://www.eastman.com
J.B. Hunt Transport Services	346	Transportation	Lowell	AR	https://www.jbhunt.com
AGCO	350	Industrials	Duluth	GA	https://www.agcocorp.com
Yum China Holdings	361	Hotels, Restaurants & Leisure	Plano	TX	https://ir.yumchina.com
Targa Resources	365	Energy	Houston	TX	https://www.targaresources.com
Autoliv	369	Motor Vehicles & Parts	Auburn Hills	MI	https://www.autoliv.com
SpartanNash	370	Wholesalers	Byron Center	MI	https://www.spartannash.com
NOV	374	Energy	Houston	TX	https://www.nov.com
Oshkosh	377	Industrials	Oshkosh	WI	https://www.oshkoshcorp.com
Casey’s General Stores	378	Retailing	Ankeny	IA	https://www.caseys.com
Tractor Supply	380	Retailing	Brentwood	TN	https://www.tractorsupply.com
Huntsman	382	Chemicals	The Woodlands	TX	https://www.huntsman.com
Masco	384	Household Products	Livonia	MI	https://www.masco.com
Westlake Chemical	391	Chemicals	Houston	TX	https://www.westlake.com
Insight Enterprises	409	Technology	Tempe	AZ	https://www.insight.com
Veritiv	412	Wholesalers	Atlanta	GA	https://www.veritivcorp.com
Graybar Electric	415	Wholesalers	St. Louis	MO	https://www.graybar.com
WEC Energy Group	416	Energy	Milwaukee	WI	https://www.wecenergygroup.com
Dean Foods	421	Food, Beverages & Tobacco	Dallas	TX	https://www.deanfoods.com
Builders FirstSource	425	Materials	Dallas	TX	https://www.bldr.com
Asbury Automotive Group	428	Retailing	Duluth	GA	https://www.asburyauto.com
Magellan Health	432	Health Care	Phoenix	AZ	https://www.magellanhealth.com
NCR	439	Technology	Atlanta	GA	https://www.ncr.com
CMS Energy	443	Energy	Jackson	MI	https://www.cmsenergy.com
Regions Financial	446	Financials	Birmingham	AL	https://www.regions.com
Rockwell Automation	452	Industrials	Milwaukee	WI	https://www.rockwellautomation.com
Intercontinental Exchange	459	Financials	Atlanta	GA	https://www.intercontinentalexchange.com
American Axle & Manufacturing	460	Motor Vehicles & Parts	Detroit	MI	https://www.aam.com
GameStop	464	Retailing	Grapevine	TX	https://www.gamestop.com
APA	465	Energy	Houston	TX	https://apacorp.com/
Dillard’s	468	Retailing	Little Rock	AR	https://www.dillards.com
Celanese	470	Chemicals	Irving	TX	https://www.celanese.com
Graphic Packaging Holding	477	Materials	Atlanta	GA	https://www.graphicpkg.com
HD Supply Holdings	478	Wholesalers	Atlanta	GA	https://www.hdsupply.com
Olin	481	Chemicals	Clayton	MO	https://www.olin.com
EnLink Midstream	483	Energy	Dallas	TX	https://www.enlink.com
Ameren	488	Energy	St. Louis	MO	https://www.ameren.com
Commercial Metals	491	Materials	Irving	TX	https://www.cmc.com
Rush Enterprises	492	Retailing	New Braunfels	TX	https://www.rushenterprises.com
Crown Castle International	496	Financials	Houston	TX	https://www.crowncastle.com
Cerner	498	Health Care	North Kansas City	MO	https://www.cerner.com
Post Holdings	499	Food, Beverages & Tobacco	St. Louis	MO	https://www.postholdings.com
KBR	501	Engineering & Construction	Houston	TX	https://www.kbr.com
Sprouts Farmers Market	502	Food & Drug Stores	Phoenix	AZ	https://www.sprouts.com
Yum Brands	505	Hotels, Restaurants & Leisure	Louisville	KY	https://www.yum.com
ON Semiconductor	512	Technology	Phoenix	AZ	https://www.onsemi.com
Par Pacific Holdings	516	Energy	Houston	TX	https://www.parpacific.com
Harley-Davidson	519	Transportation	Milwaukee	WI	https://www.harley-davidson.com
Kelly Services	521	Business Services	Troy	MI	https://www.kellyservices.com
Microchip Technology	522	Technology	Chandler	AZ	https://www.microchip.com
MDU Resources Group	524	Energy	Bismarck	ND	https://www.mdu.com
Marathon Oil	534	Energy	Houston	TX	https://www.marathonoil.com
Evergy	539	Energy	Kansas City	MO	https://www.evergyinc.com
Windstream Holdings	543	Telecommunications	Little Rock	AR	https://www.windstream.com
Michaels	544	Retailing	Irving	TX	https://www.michaels.com
Resideo Technologies	548	Materials	Austin	TX	https://www.resideo.com
Vulcan Materials	551	Materials	Birmingham	AL	https://www.vulcanmaterials.com
Global Payments	553	Business Services	Atlanta	GA	https://www.globalpaymentsinc.com
Knight-Swift Transportation Holdings	560	Transportation	Phoenix	AZ	https://knight-swift.com
Carlisle	563	Materials	Scottsdale	AZ	https://www.carlisle.com
Taylor Morrison Home	567	Engineering & Construction	Scottsdale	AZ	https://www.taylormorrison.com
Leggett & Platt	569	Household Products	Carthage	MO	https://www.leggett.com
Schneider National	571	Transportation	Green Bay	WI	https://www.schneider.com
NortonLifeLock	573	Technology	Tempe	AZ	https://www.nortonlifelock.com
Boise Cascade	579	Wholesalers	Boise	ID	https://www.bc.com
Peabody Energy	582	Energy	St. Louis	MO	https://www.peabodyenergy.com
Encompass Health	583	Health Care	Birmingham	AL	https://www.encompasshealth.com
Concho Resources	585	Energy	Midland	TX	https://www.conocophillips.com/concho/
Globe Life	592	Financials	McKinney	TX	https://www.globelifeinsurance.com
Noble Energy	602	Energy	Houston	TX	https://www.nblenergy.com
UFP Industries	606	Materials	Grand Rapids	MI	https://www.ufpi.com
Meritor	609	Motor Vehicles & Parts	Troy	MI	https://www.meritor.com
Insperity	615	Business Services	Kingwood	TX	https://www.insperity.com
Murphy Oil	625	Energy	El Dorado	AR	https://www.murphyoilcorp.com
Spectrum Brands Holdings	629	Household Products	Middleton	WI	https://www.spectrumbrands.com
Quad/Graphics	630	Media	Sussex	WI	https://www.quad.com
Flowers Foods	631	Food, Beverages & Tobacco	Thomasville	GA	https://www.flowersfoods.com
CUNA Mutual Group	632	Financials	Madison	WI	https://www.cunamutual.com
American National Group	636	Financials	Galveston	TX	https://www.americannational.com
Snap-on	637	Industrials	Kenosha	WI	https://www.snapon.com
Brookdale Senior Living	638	Health Care	Brentwood	TN	https://www.brookdale.com
Amkor Technology	639	Technology	Tempe	AZ	https://www.amkor.com
Sabre	645	Technology	Southlake	TX	https://www.sabre.com
Diamondback Energy	647	Energy	Midland	TX	https://www.diamondbackenergy.com
Aaron's	649	Retailing	Atlanta	GA	https://www.aarons.com
Flowserve	650	Industrials	Irving	TX	https://www.flowserve.com
Carvana	651	Retailing	Tempe	AZ	https://www.carvana.com
Sally Beauty Holdings	653	Retailing	Denton	TX	https://www.sallybeautyholdings.com
Comerica	659	Financials	Dallas	TX	https://www.comerica.com
Lennox International	660	Industrials	Richardson	TX	https://www.lennoxinternational.com
Lamb Weston Holdings	665	Food, Beverages & Tobacco	Eagle	ID	https://www.lambweston.com
iHeartMedia	668	Media	San Antonio	TX	https://www.iheartmedia.com
Sentry Insurance Group	670	Financials	Stevens Point	WI	https://www.sentry.com
Acuity Brands	671	Industrials	Atlanta	GA	https://www.acuitybrands.com
Meritage Homes	673	Engineering & Construction	Scottsdale	AZ	https://www.meritagehomes.com
MRC Global	674	Energy	Houston	TX	https://www.mrcglobal.com
Alliant Energy	675	Energy	Madison	WI	https://www.alliantenergy.com
Domino's Pizza	679	Hotels, Restaurants & Leisure	Ann Arbor	MI	https://www.dominos.com/index.intl.html
Meredith	681	Media	Des Moines	IA	https://www.meredith.com
Carter's	689	Apparel	Atlanta	GA	https://www.carters.com
Stifel Financial	690	Financials	St. Louis	MO	https://www.stifel.com
Equifax	692	Business Services	Atlanta	GA	https://www.equifax.com
Ashland Global Holdings	694	Chemicals	Covington	KY	https://www.ashland.com
Pinnacle West Capital	701	Energy	Phoenix	AZ	https://www.pinnaclewest.com
American Equity Investment Life Holding	702	Financials	West Des Moines	IA	https://www.american-equity.com
Steelcase	706	Household Products	Grand Rapids	MI	https://www.steelcase.com
Sanderson Farms	707	Food, Beverages & Tobacco	Laurel	MS	https://www.sandersonfarms.com
WABCO Holdings	708	Motor Vehicles & Parts	Auburn Hills	MI	https://www.wabco-auto.com
Darling Ingredients	720	Food, Beverages & Tobacco	Irving	TX	https://www.darlingii.com
Brown-Forman	730	Food, Beverages & Tobacco	Louisville	KY	https://www.brown-forman.com
Cinemark Holdings	736	Media	Plano	TX	https://www.cinemark.com
Garrett Motion	739	Motor Vehicles & Parts	Plymouth	MI	https://www.garrettmotion.com
Zions Bancorp.	740	Financials	Salt Lake City	UT	https://www.zionsbancorporation.com
Regal Beloit	741	Industrials	Beloit	WI	https://www.regalbeloit.com
Service Corp. International	742	Business Services	Houston	TX	https://www.sci-corp.com
Brinker International	745	Hotels, Restaurants & Leisure	Dallas	TX	https://www.brinker.com
Pool	747	Wholesalers	Covington	LA	https://www.poolcorp.com
Crestwood Equity Partners	748	Energy	Houston	TX	https://www.crestwoodlp.com
Plexus	750	Technology	Neenah	WI	https://www.plexus.com
GMS	758	Wholesalers	Tucker	GA	https://www.gms.com
Cooper-Standard Holdings	759	Motor Vehicles & Parts	Novi	MI	https://www.cooperstandard.com
Acadia Healthcare	760	Health Care	Franklin	TN	https://www.acadiahealthcare.com
Primoris Services	762	Engineering & Construction	Dallas	TX	https://www.primoriscorp.com
Tempur Sealy International	763	Household Products	Lexington	KY	https://www.tempursealy.com
H&R Block	764	Financials	Kansas City	MO	https://www.hrblock.com
Cracker Barrel Old Country Store	767	Hotels, Restaurants & Leisure	Lebanon	TN	https://www.crackerbarrel.com
First Solar	770	Energy	Tempe	AZ	https://www.firstsolar.com
Nexstar Media Group	775	Media	Irving	TX	https://www.nexstar.tv
Southwestern Energy	776	Energy	Spring	TX	https://www.swn.com
Trinity Industries	781	Transportation	Dallas	TX	https://www.trin.net
Tailored Brands	784	Retailing	Houston	TX	https://www.tailoredbrands.com
A.O. Smith	785	Industrials	Milwaukee	WI	https://www.aosmith.com
ArcBest	786	Transportation	Fort Smith	AR	https://www.arcb.com
GoDaddy	787	Technology	Scottsdale	AZ	https://www.godaddy.com
SkyWest	788	Transportation	St. George	UT	https://www.skywest.com
NOW	792	Energy	Houston	TX	https://www.distributionnow.com
Visteon	794	Motor Vehicles & Parts	Van Buren Township	MI	https://www.visteon.com
Resolute Forest Products	796	Materials	Calhoun	TN	https://www.resolutefp.com
Caleres	797	Retailing	St. Louis	MO	https://www.caleres.com
Atmos Energy	802	Energy	Dallas	TX	https://www.atmosenergy.com
Kansas City Southern	811	Transportation	Kansas City	MO	https://www.kcsouthern.com
Kirby	818	Transportation	Houston	TX	https://www.kirbycorp.com
Range Resources	821	Energy	Fort Worth	TX	https://www.rangeresources.com
Texas Roadhouse	829	Hotels, Restaurants & Leisure	Louisville	KY	https://www.texasroadhouse.com
Energizer Holdings	834	Household Products	St. Louis	MO	https://www.energizerholdings.com
Clear Channel Outdoor Holdings	842	Business Services	San Antonio	TX	https://www.clearchanneloutdoor.com
Rent-A-Center	844	Retailing	Plano	TX	https://www.rentacenter.com
FleetCor Technologies	849	Business Services	Atlanta	GA	https://www.fleetcor.com
Renewable Energy Group	851	Energy	Ames	IA	https://www.regi.com
BlueLinx Holdings	852	Wholesalers	Marietta	GA	https://www.bluelinxco.com
Comfort Systems USA	856	Engineering & Construction	Houston	TX	https://www.comfortsystemsusa.com
Herman Miller	864	Household Products	Zeeland	MI	https://www.hermanmiller.com
Belden	874	Industrials	St. Louis	MO	https://www.belden.com
Genesis Energy	877	Energy	Houston	TX	https://www.genesisenergy.com
Patterson-UTI Energy	879	Energy	Houston	TX	https://www.patenergy.com
Mueller Industries	883	Industrials	Collierville	TN	https://www.muellerindustries.com
Nu Skin Enterprises	884	Household Products	Provo	UT	https://www.nuskinenterprises.com
Synovus Financial	890	Financials	Columbus	GA	https://www.synovus.com
REV Group	892	Motor Vehicles & Parts	Milwaukee	WI	https://www.revgroup.com
Valvoline	894	Chemicals	Lexington	KY	https://www.valvoline.com
SiteOne Landscape Supply	904	Wholesalers	Roswell	GA	https://www.siteone.com
Louisiana-Pacific	919	Materials	Nashville	TN	https://www.lpcorp.com
Arch Resources	922	Energy	St. Louis	MO	https://www.archrsc.com/
Alpha Metallurgical Resources	925	Energy	Bristol	TN	https://alphametresources.com
First Horizon National	927	Financials	Memphis	TN	https://www.firsthorizon.com
Wolverine World Wide	928	Apparel	Rockford	MI	https://www.wolverineworldwide.com
Benchmark Electronics	930	Technology	Tempe	AZ	https://www.bench.com
HNI	931	Household Products	Muscatine	IA	https://www.hnicorp.com
AMN Healthcare Services	939	Health Care	Dallas	TX	https://www.amnhealthcare.com
Fossil Group	942	Apparel	Richardson	TX	https://www.fossilgroup.com
Modine Manufacturing	943	Motor Vehicles & Parts	Racine	WI	https://www.modine.com
Generac Holdings	946	Industrials	Waukesha	WI	https://www.generac.com
Genesco	948	Retailing	Nashville	TN	https://www.genesco.com
Rexnord	952	Industrials	Milwaukee	WI	https://www.rexnordcorporation.com
Gray Television	962	Media	Atlanta	GA	https://www.gray.tv
Beazer Homes USA	965	Engineering & Construction	Atlanta	GA	https://www.beazer.com
LHC Group	966	Health Care	Lafayette	LA	https://www.lhcgroup.com
ServiceMaster Global Holdings	967	Business Services	Memphis	TN	https://www.servicemaster.com
Oasis Petroleum	969	Energy	Houston	TX	https://www.oasispetroleum.com
Cabot Oil & Gas	974	Energy	Houston	TX	https://www.cabotog.com
TCF Financial	979	Financials	Detroit	MI	https://www.tcfbank.com
Primerica	980	Financials	Duluth	GA	https://www.primerica.com
ProPetro Holding	981	Energy	Midland	TX	https://www.propetroservices.com
Oceaneering International	982	Energy	Houston	TX	https://www.oceaneering.com
Floor & Decor Holdings	983	Retailing	Atlanta	GA	https://www.flooranddecor.com
Copart	984	Retailing	Dallas	TX	https://www.copart.com
Rollins	993	Business Services	Atlanta	GA	https://www.rollins.com
Mr. Cooper Group	996	Financials	Coppell	TX	https://mrcoopergroup.com

company	rank	sector	city	state	Website
Walmart	1	Retailing	Bentonville	AR	https://www.stock.walmart.com
Exxon Mobil	3	Energy	Irving	TX	https://www.exxonmobil.com
McKesson	8	Health Care	Irving	TX	https://www.mckesson.com
AT&T	9	Telecommunications	Dallas	TX	https://www.att.com
Ford Motor	12	Motor Vehicles & Parts	Dearborn	MI	https://www.ford.com
General Motors	18	Motor Vehicles & Parts	Detroit	MI	https://www.gm.com
Home Depot	26	Retailing	Atlanta	GA	https://www.homedepot.com
Phillips 66	27	Energy	Houston	TX	https://www.phillips66.com
Valero Energy	32	Energy	San Antonio	TX	https://www.valero.com
Dell Technologies	34	Technology	Round Rock	TX	https://www.delltechnologies.com
Centene	42	Health Care	St. Louis	MO	https://www.centene.com
UPS	43	Transportation	Atlanta	GA	https://www.ups.com
FedEx	47	Transportation	Memphis	TN	https://www.fedex.com
Humana	52	Health Care	Louisville	KY	https://www.humana.com
Albertsons	55	Food & Drug Stores	Boise	ID	https://www.albertsonscompanies.com
Sysco	56	Wholesalers	Houston	TX	https://www.sysco.com
Energy Transfer	59	Energy	Dallas	TX	https://www.energytransfer.com
HCA Healthcare	65	Health Care	Nashville	TN	https://www.hcahealthcare.com
Delta Air Lines	68	Transportation	Atlanta	GA	https://www.delta.com
American Airlines Group	70	Transportation	Fort Worth	TX	https://www.aa.com
Dow	78	Chemicals	Midland	MI	https://www.dow.com
Tyson Foods	79	Food, Beverages & Tobacco	Springdale	AR	https://www.tysonfoods.com
Coca-Cola	88	Food, Beverages & Tobacco	Atlanta	GA	https://www.coca-colacompany.com
ConocoPhillips	93	Energy	Houston	TX	https://www.conocophillips.com
USAA	94	Financials	San Antonio	TX	https://www.usaa.com
Plains GP Holdings	98	Energy	Houston	TX	https://www.plainsallamerican.com
Enterprise Products Partners	101	Energy	Houston	TX	https://www.enterpriseproducts.com
Northwestern Mutual	102	Financials	Milwaukee	WI	https://www.northwesternmutual.com
Dollar General	112	Retailing	Goodlettsville	TN	https://www.dollargeneral.com
Baker Hughes	129	Energy	Houston	TX	https://www.bakerhughes.com
Micron Technology	134	Technology	Boise	ID	https://www.micron.com
Penske Automotive Group	136	Retailing	Bloomfield Hills	MI	https://www.penskeautomotive.com
Southwest Airlines	141	Transportation	Dallas	TX	https://www.southwest.com
Halliburton	142	Energy	Houston	TX	https://www.halliburton.com
Lumen Technologies	143	Telecommunications	Monroe	LA	https://www.lumen.com
International Paper	144	Materials	Memphis	TN	https://www.internationalpaper.com
Aflac	146	Financials	Columbus	GA	https://www.aflac.com
Occidental Petroleum	148	Energy	Houston	TX	https://www.oxy.com
Southern Company	153	Energy	Atlanta	GA	https://www.southerncompany.com
ManpowerGroup	158	Business Services	Milwaukee	WI	https://www.manpowergroup.com
Whirlpool	162	Industrials	Benton Harbor	MI	https://www.whirlpoolcorp.com
Kohl’s	165	Retailing	Menomonee Falls	WI	https://www.kohls.com
Lear	166	Motor Vehicles & Parts	Southfield	MI	https://www.lear.com
Avnet	169	Wholesalers	Phoenix	AZ	https://www.avnet.com
Genuine Parts	171	Wholesalers	Atlanta	GA	https://www.genpt.com
Tenet Healthcare	174	Health Care	Dallas	TX	https://www.tenethealth.com
Kimberly-Clark	175	Household Products	Irving	TX	https://www.kimberly-clark.com
Emerson Electric	176	Industrials	St. Louis	MO	https://www.emerson.com
WestRock	177	Materials	Atlanta	GA	https://www.westrock.com
Fluor	181	Engineering & Construction	Irving	TX	https://www.fluor.com
D.R. Horton	183	Engineering & Construction	Arlington	TX	https://www.drhorton.com
HollyFrontier	184	Energy	Dallas	TX	https://www.hollyfrontier.com
EOG Resources	186	Energy	Houston	TX	https://www.eogresources.com
Principal Financial	201	Financials	Des Moines	IA	https://www.principal.com
Jacobs Engineering Group	206	Engineering & Construction	Dallas	TX	https://www.jacobs.com
Waste Management	207	Business Services	Houston	TX	https://www.wm.com
Stryker	214	Health Care	Kalamazoo	MI	https://www.stryker.com
Freeport-McMoRan	221	Energy	Phoenix	AZ	https://fcx.com
Texas Instruments	222	Technology	Dallas	TX	https://www.ti.com
Reinsurance Group of America	225	Financials	Chesterfield	MO	https://www.rgare.com
Kellogg	237	Food, Beverages & Tobacco	Battle Creek	MI	https://www.kelloggcompany.com
Core-Mark Holding	240	Wholesalers	Westlake	TX	https://www.core-mark.com
Community Health Systems	241	Health Care	Franklin	TN	https://www.chs.net
Kinder Morgan	242	Energy	Houston	TX	https://www.kindermorgan.com
DTE Energy	253	Energy	Detroit	MI	https://www.dteenergy.com
American Family Insurance Group	254	Financials	Madison	WI	https://www.amfam.com
CenterPoint Energy	260	Energy	Houston	TX	https://www.centerpointenergy.com
Quanta Services	261	Engineering & Construction	Houston	TX	https://www.quantaservices.com
Murphy USA	262	Retailing	El Dorado	AR	https://www.murphyusa.com
Group 1 Automotive	264	Retailing	Houston	TX	https://www.group1auto.com
Unum Group	266	Financials	Chattanooga	TN	https://www.unum.com
AutoZone	268	Retailing	Memphis	TN	https://www.autozone.com
Vistra Energy	270	Energy	Irving	TX	https://www.vistraenergy.com
Ally Financial	273	Financials	Detroit	MI	https://www.ally.com
J.C. Penney	286	Retailing	Plano	TX	https://www.jcpenney.com
Entergy	293	Energy	New Orleans	LA	https://www.entergy.com
Republic Services	305	Business Services	Phoenix	AZ	https://www.republicservices.com
PulteGroup	309	Engineering & Construction	Atlanta	GA	https://www.pultegroup.com
Fiserv	311	Business Services	Brookfield	WI	https://www.fiserv.com
BorgWarner	312	Motor Vehicles & Parts	Auburn Hills	MI	https://www.borgwarner.com
O’Reilly Automotive	314	Retailing	Springfield	MO	https://www.oreillyauto.com
Newell Brands	316	Household Products	Atlanta	GA	https://www.newellbrands.com
Calpine	319	Energy	Houston	TX	https://www.calpine.com
Auto-Owners Insurance	320	Financials	Lansing	MI	https://www.auto-owners.com
Mohawk Industries	321	Household Products	Calhoun	GA	https://www.mohawkind.com
Cheniere Energy	329	Energy	Houston	TX	https://www.cheniere.com
Jones Financial (Edward Jones)	336	Financials	Des Peres	MO	https://www.edwardjones.com/index.html
Pioneer Natural Resources	341	Energy	Irving	TX	https://www.pxd.com
Delek US Holdings	342	Energy	Brentwood	TN	https://www.delekus.com
Eastman Chemical	343	Chemicals	Kingsport	TN	https://www.eastman.com
J.B. Hunt Transport Services	346	Transportation	Lowell	AR	https://www.jbhunt.com
AGCO	350	Industrials	Duluth	GA	https://www.agcocorp.com
Yum China Holdings	361	Hotels, Restaurants & Leisure	Plano	TX	https://ir.yumchina.com
Targa Resources	365	Energy	Houston	TX	https://www.targaresources.com
Autoliv	369	Motor Vehicles & Parts	Auburn Hills	MI	https://www.autoliv.com
SpartanNash	370	Wholesalers	Byron Center	MI	https://www.spartannash.com
NOV	374	Energy	Houston	TX	https://www.nov.com
Oshkosh	377	Industrials	Oshkosh	WI	https://www.oshkoshcorp.com
Casey’s General Stores	378	Retailing	Ankeny	IA	https://www.caseys.com
Tractor Supply	380	Retailing	Brentwood	TN	https://www.tractorsupply.com
Huntsman	382	Chemicals	The Woodlands	TX	https://www.huntsman.com
Masco	384	Household Products	Livonia	MI	https://www.masco.com
Westlake Chemical	391	Chemicals	Houston	TX	https://www.westlake.com
Insight Enterprises	409	Technology	Tempe	AZ	https://www.insight.com
Veritiv	412	Wholesalers	Atlanta	GA	https://www.veritivcorp.com
Graybar Electric	415	Wholesalers	St. Louis	MO	https://www.graybar.com
WEC Energy Group	416	Energy	Milwaukee	WI	https://www.wecenergygroup.com
Dean Foods	421	Food, Beverages & Tobacco	Dallas	TX	https://www.deanfoods.com
Builders FirstSource	425	Materials	Dallas	TX	https://www.bldr.com
Asbury Automotive Group	428	Retailing	Duluth	GA	https://www.asburyauto.com
Magellan Health	432	Health Care	Phoenix	AZ	https://www.magellanhealth.com
NCR	439	Technology	Atlanta	GA	https://www.ncr.com
CMS Energy	443	Energy	Jackson	MI	https://www.cmsenergy.com
Regions Financial	446	Financials	Birmingham	AL	https://www.regions.com
Rockwell Automation	452	Industrials	Milwaukee	WI	https://www.rockwellautomation.com
Intercontinental Exchange	459	Financials	Atlanta	GA	https://www.intercontinentalexchange.com
American Axle & Manufacturing	460	Motor Vehicles & Parts	Detroit	MI	https://www.aam.com
GameStop	464	Retailing	Grapevine	TX	https://www.gamestop.com
APA	465	Energy	Houston	TX	https://apacorp.com/
Dillard’s	468	Retailing	Little Rock	AR	https://www.dillards.com
Celanese	470	Chemicals	Irving	TX	https://www.celanese.com
Graphic Packaging Holding	477	Materials	Atlanta	GA	https://www.graphicpkg.com
HD Supply Holdings	478	Wholesalers	Atlanta	GA	https://www.hdsupply.com
Olin	481	Chemicals	Clayton	MO	https://www.olin.com
EnLink Midstream	483	Energy	Dallas	TX	https://www.enlink.com
Ameren	488	Energy	St. Louis	MO	https://www.ameren.com
Commercial Metals	491	Materials	Irving	TX	https://www.cmc.com
Rush Enterprises	492	Retailing	New Braunfels	TX	https://www.rushenterprises.com
Crown Castle International	496	Financials	Houston	TX	https://www.crowncastle.com
Cerner	498	Health Care	North Kansas City	MO	https://www.cerner.com
Post Holdings	499	Food, Beverages & Tobacco	St. Louis	MO	https://www.postholdings.com
KBR	501	Engineering & Construction	Houston	TX	https://www.kbr.com
Sprouts Farmers Market	502	Food & Drug Stores	Phoenix	AZ	https://www.sprouts.com
Yum Brands	505	Hotels, Restaurants & Leisure	Louisville	KY	https://www.yum.com
ON Semiconductor	512	Technology	Phoenix	AZ	https://www.onsemi.com
Par Pacific Holdings	516	Energy	Houston	TX	https://www.parpacific.com
Harley-Davidson	519	Transportation	Milwaukee	WI	https://www.harley-davidson.com
Kelly Services	521	Business Services	Troy	MI	https://www.kellyservices.com
Microchip Technology	522	Technology	Chandler	AZ	https://www.microchip.com
MDU Resources Group	524	Energy	Bismarck	ND	https://www.mdu.com
Marathon Oil	534	Energy	Houston	TX	https://www.marathonoil.com
Evergy	539	Energy	Kansas City	MO	https://www.evergyinc.com
Windstream Holdings	543	Telecommunications	Little Rock	AR	https://www.windstream.com
Michaels	544	Retailing	Irving	TX	https://www.michaels.com
Resideo Technologies	548	Materials	Austin	TX	https://www.resideo.com
Vulcan Materials	551	Materials	Birmingham	AL	https://www.vulcanmaterials.com
Global Payments	553	Business Services	Atlanta	GA	https://www.globalpaymentsinc.com
Knight-Swift Transportation Holdings	560	Transportation	Phoenix	AZ	https://knight-swift.com
Carlisle	563	Materials	Scottsdale	AZ	https://www.carlisle.com
Taylor Morrison Home	567	Engineering & Construction	Scottsdale	AZ	https://www.taylormorrison.com
Leggett & Platt	569	Household Products	Carthage	MO	https://www.leggett.com
Schneider National	571	Transportation	Green Bay	WI	https://www.schneider.com
NortonLifeLock	573	Technology	Tempe	AZ	https://www.nortonlifelock.com
Boise Cascade	579	Wholesalers	Boise	ID	https://www.bc.com
Peabody Energy	582	Energy	St. Louis	MO	https://www.peabodyenergy.com
Encompass Health	583	Health Care	Birmingham	AL	https://www.encompasshealth.com
Concho Resources	585	Energy	Midland	TX	https://www.conocophillips.com/concho/
Globe Life	592	Financials	McKinney	TX	https://www.globelifeinsurance.com
Noble Energy	602	Energy	Houston	TX	https://www.nblenergy.com
UFP Industries	606	Materials	Grand Rapids	MI	https://www.ufpi.com
Meritor	609	Motor Vehicles & Parts	Troy	MI	https://www.meritor.com
Insperity	615	Business Services	Kingwood	TX	https://www.insperity.com
Murphy Oil	625	Energy	El Dorado	AR	https://www.murphyoilcorp.com
Spectrum Brands Holdings	629	Household Products	Middleton	WI	https://www.spectrumbrands.com
Quad/Graphics	630	Media	Sussex	WI	https://www.quad.com
Flowers Foods	631	Food, Beverages & Tobacco	Thomasville	GA	https://www.flowersfoods.com
CUNA Mutual Group	632	Financials	Madison	WI	https://www.cunamutual.com
American National Group	636	Financials	Galveston	TX	https://www.americannational.com
Snap-on	637	Industrials	Kenosha	WI	https://www.snapon.com
Brookdale Senior Living	638	Health Care	Brentwood	TN	https://www.brookdale.com
Amkor Technology	639	Technology	Tempe	AZ	https://www.amkor.com
Sabre	645	Technology	Southlake	TX	https://www.sabre.com
Diamondback Energy	647	Energy	Midland	TX	https://www.diamondbackenergy.com
Aaron's	649	Retailing	Atlanta	GA	https://www.aarons.com
Flowserve	650	Industrials	Irving	TX	https://www.flowserve.com
Carvana	651	Retailing	Tempe	AZ	https://www.carvana.com
Sally Beauty Holdings	653	Retailing	Denton	TX	https://www.sallybeautyholdings.com
Comerica	659	Financials	Dallas	TX	https://www.comerica.com
Lennox International	660	Industrials	Richardson	TX	https://www.lennoxinternational.com
Lamb Weston Holdings	665	Food, Beverages & Tobacco	Eagle	ID	https://www.lambweston.com
iHeartMedia	668	Media	San Antonio	TX	https://www.iheartmedia.com
Sentry Insurance Group	670	Financials	Stevens Point	WI	https://www.sentry.com
Acuity Brands	671	Industrials	Atlanta	GA	https://www.acuitybrands.com
Meritage Homes	673	Engineering & Construction	Scottsdale	AZ	https://www.meritagehomes.com
MRC Global	674	Energy	Houston	TX	https://www.mrcglobal.com
Alliant Energy	675	Energy	Madison	WI	https://www.alliantenergy.com
Domino's Pizza	679	Hotels, Restaurants & Leisure	Ann Arbor	MI	https://www.dominos.com/index.intl.html
Meredith	681	Media	Des Moines	IA	https://www.meredith.com
Carter's	689	Apparel	Atlanta	GA	https://www.carters.com
Stifel Financial	690	Financials	St. Louis	MO	https://www.stifel.com
Equifax	692	Business Services	Atlanta	GA	https://www.equifax.com
Ashland Global Holdings	694	Chemicals	Covington	KY	https://www.ashland.com
Pinnacle West Capital	701	Energy	Phoenix	AZ	https://www.pinnaclewest.com
American Equity Investment Life Holding	702	Financials	West Des Moines	IA	https://www.american-equity.com
Steelcase	706	Household Products	Grand Rapids	MI	https://www.steelcase.com
Sanderson Farms	707	Food, Beverages & Tobacco	Laurel	MS	https://www.sandersonfarms.com
WABCO Holdings	708	Motor Vehicles & Parts	Auburn Hills	MI	https://www.wabco-auto.com
Darling Ingredients	720	Food, Beverages & Tobacco	Irving	TX	https://www.darlingii.com
Brown-Forman	730	Food, Beverages & Tobacco	Louisville	KY	https://www.brown-forman.com
Cinemark Holdings	736	Media	Plano	TX	https://www.cinemark.com
Garrett Motion	739	Motor Vehicles & Parts	Plymouth	MI	https://www.garrettmotion.com
Zions Bancorp.	740	Financials	Salt Lake City	UT	https://www.zionsbancorporation.com
Regal Beloit	741	Industrials	Beloit	WI	https://www.regalbeloit.com
Service Corp. International	742	Business Services	Houston	TX	https://www.sci-corp.com
Brinker International	745	Hotels, Restaurants & Leisure	Dallas	TX	https://www.brinker.com
Pool	747	Wholesalers	Covington	LA	https://www.poolcorp.com
Crestwood Equity Partners	748	Energy	Houston	TX	https://www.crestwoodlp.com
Plexus	750	Technology	Neenah	WI	https://www.plexus.com
GMS	758	Wholesalers	Tucker	GA	https://www.gms.com
Cooper-Standard Holdings	759	Motor Vehicles & Parts	Novi	MI	https://www.cooperstandard.com
Acadia Healthcare	760	Health Care	Franklin	TN	https://www.acadiahealthcare.com
Primoris Services	762	Engineering & Construction	Dallas	TX	https://www.primoriscorp.com
Tempur Sealy International	763	Household Products	Lexington	KY	https://www.tempursealy.com
H&R Block	764	Financials	Kansas City	MO	https://www.hrblock.com
Cracker Barrel Old Country Store	767	Hotels, Restaurants & Leisure	Lebanon	TN	https://www.crackerbarrel.com
First Solar	770	Energy	Tempe	AZ	https://www.firstsolar.com
Nexstar Media Group	775	Media	Irving	TX	https://www.nexstar.tv
Southwestern Energy	776	Energy	Spring	TX	https://www.swn.com
Trinity Industries	781	Transportation	Dallas	TX	https://www.trin.net
Tailored Brands	784	Retailing	Houston	TX	https://www.tailoredbrands.com
A.O. Smith	785	Industrials	Milwaukee	WI	https://www.aosmith.com
ArcBest	786	Transportation	Fort Smith	AR	https://www.arcb.com
GoDaddy	787	Technology	Scottsdale	AZ	https://www.godaddy.com
SkyWest	788	Transportation	St. George	UT	https://www.skywest.com
NOW	792	Energy	Houston	TX	https://www.distributionnow.com
Visteon	794	Motor Vehicles & Parts	Van Buren Township	MI	https://www.visteon.com
Resolute Forest Products	796	Materials	Calhoun	TN	https://www.resolutefp.com
Caleres	797	Retailing	St. Louis	MO	https://www.caleres.com
Atmos Energy	802	Energy	Dallas	TX	https://www.atmosenergy.com
Kansas City Southern	811	Transportation	Kansas City	MO	https://www.kcsouthern.com
Kirby	818	Transportation	Houston	TX	https://www.kirbycorp.com
Range Resources	821	Energy	Fort Worth	TX	https://www.rangeresources.com
Texas Roadhouse	829	Hotels, Restaurants & Leisure	Louisville	KY	https://www.texasroadhouse.com
Energizer Holdings	834	Household Products	St. Louis	MO	https://www.energizerholdings.com
Clear Channel Outdoor Holdings	842	Business Services	San Antonio	TX	https://www.clearchanneloutdoor.com
Rent-A-Center	844	Retailing	Plano	TX	https://www.rentacenter.com
FleetCor Technologies	849	Business Services	Atlanta	GA	https://www.fleetcor.com
Renewable Energy Group	851	Energy	Ames	IA	https://www.regi.com
BlueLinx Holdings	852	Wholesalers	Marietta	GA	https://www.bluelinxco.com
Comfort Systems USA	856	Engineering & Construction	Houston	TX	https://www.comfortsystemsusa.com
Herman Miller	864	Household Products	Zeeland	MI	https://www.hermanmiller.com
Belden	874	Industrials	St. Louis	MO	https://www.belden.com
Genesis Energy	877	Energy	Houston	TX	https://www.genesisenergy.com
Patterson-UTI Energy	879	Energy	Houston	TX	https://www.patenergy.com
Mueller Industries	883	Industrials	Collierville	TN	https://www.muellerindustries.com
Nu Skin Enterprises	884	Household Products	Provo	UT	https://www.nuskinenterprises.com
Synovus Financial	890	Financials	Columbus	GA	https://www.synovus.com
REV Group	892	Motor Vehicles & Parts	Milwaukee	WI	https://www.revgroup.com
Valvoline	894	Chemicals	Lexington	KY	https://www.valvoline.com
SiteOne Landscape Supply	904	Wholesalers	Roswell	GA	https://www.siteone.com
Louisiana-Pacific	919	Materials	Nashville	TN	https://www.lpcorp.com
Arch Resources	922	Energy	St. Louis	MO	https://www.archrsc.com/
Alpha Metallurgical Resources	925	Energy	Bristol	TN	https://alphametresources.com
First Horizon National	927	Financials	Memphis	TN	https://www.firsthorizon.com
Wolverine World Wide	928	Apparel	Rockford	MI	https://www.wolverineworldwide.com
Benchmark Electronics	930	Technology	Tempe	AZ	https://www.bench.com
HNI	931	Household Products	Muscatine	IA	https://www.hnicorp.com
AMN Healthcare Services	939	Health Care	Dallas	TX	https://www.amnhealthcare.com
Fossil Group	942	Apparel	Richardson	TX	https://www.fossilgroup.com
Modine Manufacturing	943	Motor Vehicles & Parts	Racine	WI	https://www.modine.com
Generac Holdings	946	Industrials	Waukesha	WI	https://www.generac.com
Genesco	948	Retailing	Nashville	TN	https://www.genesco.com
Rexnord	952	Industrials	Milwaukee	WI	https://www.rexnordcorporation.com
Gray Television	962	Media	Atlanta	GA	https://www.gray.tv
Beazer Homes USA	965	Engineering & Construction	Atlanta	GA	https://www.beazer.com
LHC Group	966	Health Care	Lafayette	LA	https://www.lhcgroup.com
ServiceMaster Global Holdings	967	Business Services	Memphis	TN	https://www.servicemaster.com
Oasis Petroleum	969	Energy	Houston	TX	https://www.oasispetroleum.com
Cabot Oil & Gas	974	Energy	Houston	TX	https://www.cabotog.com
TCF Financial	979	Financials	Detroit	MI	https://www.tcfbank.com
Primerica	980	Financials	Duluth	GA	https://www.primerica.com
ProPetro Holding	981	Energy	Midland	TX	https://www.propetroservices.com
Oceaneering International	982	Energy	Houston	TX	https://www.oceaneering.com
Floor & Decor Holdings	983	Retailing	Atlanta	GA	https://www.flooranddecor.com
Copart	984	Retailing	Dallas	TX	https://www.copart.com
Rollins	993	Business Services	Atlanta	GA	https://www.rollins.com
Mr. Cooper Group	996	Financials	Coppell	TX	https://mrcoopergroup.com

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