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They do not share one cadence, which is why each card carries its own badge. The movers preview follows the momentum alert board and refreshes at the delay your tier reads it with, currently 15 min. The gains, market cap and dividend boards are rebuilt from closing prices and change once a session has settled. Short interest comes from FINRA, which collects positions twice a month and publishes each file seven business days after its settlement date, so those cards are showing the settlement dated Oct 15, 2026. Each card closes with the day its own figures are from, because a page stacking data of different ages cannot state one age for all of it.

No, and the differences are larger than they look. The three gains boards and the dividend board admit companies above $100 million in market capitalization on NYSE, Nasdaq and NYSE American, and even those four differ on the window: the 52-week board needs a close a full year back, the year-to-date board needs only one close inside the year, and the dividend board admits only companies with a recent or scheduled payment. The market-cap board is wider than all of them, applying no size floor at all and including over-the-counter listings, which is why it holds several thousand more companies. The movers board is different again, with no size, price or venue requirement and only symbols that crossed an alert threshold. A count taken from one card never carries over to another.

Because each share-class row already carries the capitalization of the whole company priced at that class, so the classes of the same SEC registrant are chosen between rather than added: the class with the most recent trading session is shown, then the one with the higher volume. The card applies the same rule the full ranking does, so the preview and the page it previews cannot show a different number of companies.