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| Symbol | Sector | 1D | Score | Signal | 20D |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| MSFT | Technology | +2.40%gain | 0.82 | Squeeze | |
| VTI | Index fund | +0.60%gain | 0.55 | Trend | |
| JPM | Financials | −0.90%loss | 0.61 | Pivot | |
| XLE | Energy | −1.80%loss | 0.34 | — | |
| GOOGL | Communication | +1.30%gain | 0.74 | MACD |
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Stocks, ETFs and indices do. Commodities, bonds and funds outside our reviewed list open a simpler page with the price and history where a source has them, and say plainly when none does.
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