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    Index Numbers Stocks List

    Symbol Grade Name % Change
    FLBL A Franklin Liberty Senior Loan ETF 0.02
    FLCA A Franklin FTSE Canada ETF 0.11
    IXG A iShares Global Financial ETF 0.68
    FLHY A Franklin Liberty High Yield Corporate ETF 0.08
    FLIA B Franklin Liberty International Aggregate Bond ETF 0.24
    FLEE F Franklin FTSE Europe ETF 0.28
    FLSW F Franklin FTSE Switzerland ETF 0.35
    FLKR F Franklin FTSE South Korea ETF 0.11
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    Symbol Grade Name Weight
    CANQ B Calamos Alternative Nasdaq & Bond ETF 16.91
    INTL D Main International ETF 8.83
    NDOW D Anydrus Advantage ETF 6.08
    FLBL A Franklin Liberty Senior Loan ETF 0.5
    ERNZ C TrueShares Active Yield ETF 0.18
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        Index Numbers Stocks Recent News

        Date Stock Title
        Nov 17 IXG Hedge funds were net buyers of financials, healthcare for week: Goldman Sachs
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        Index Numbers

        Index numbers are numerical values used to measure changes in a variable over time. They are used to measure changes in economic, social, and other types of data. Index numbers are often used to compare the performance of different investments, or to measure changes in the cost of living.

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