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The shares of Beacon Roofing Supply, Inc. (NASDAQ:BECN) are trading at $29.41 after going down by $-1.73. This increase in stock price represents a 10.98% rise from its 52-week low price of $26.5 which was attained back on August 07, earlier this year. But the price still lags -36.01% behind the highest price mark of $40 attained on 2019-05-08. BECN has been performing well over the past few days, with its price climbing by 1.03% during that time frame. The same can be said for its performance over the past 90 days as it rised by roughly 2.51% while its overall lost so far this year stands at -15.92%. Looking further than that, its shares have gone down by just -8.04% this year to date. Over the next one year, Beacon Roofing Supply, Inc. shares are expected to reach $33.38, which means that it is expected to rise by 13.5% from its current position.

Out of 17 Wall Street analysts, 4 (23.53%) of them have rated BECN as a Buy. The remaining 12 brokerage firms which represent 70.59% that recommend investors to Hold while it was rated as a Sell by 1 analyst. Beacon Roofing Supply, Inc. shares held by institutional investors have dropped by 0% over the past three months. During that same time, 36 institutions invested in the stock, while 89 added the shares to their existing portfolios. 98 institutional investors reduced their shares in the compnay with only 34 selling their total positions.

The trading volume of BECN, when compared with its 50-day average volume of 504,450, has fell down by -0.44% after lesser 502,208 shares were sold. The price of the stock is -11.42% below its 20-day SMA, which means that it is currently in a bearish trend. In addition to that, it is also -12.14% below its 50-day SMA, and -11.7% below its 200-day SMA. At the moment, Beacon Roofing Supply, Inc.s ROE stands around -3.1% and market experts are of the view that the companys earnings per share growth will stand at roughly 15% annually till 2023. If that happens, then it would be off by just -19.9% when compared to the previous five years.

The stock is expected to encounter its first resistance point at $30.41, which is just 3.29% above its current position while the next resistance stands at $31.41, 6.37% from its current price. If BECN fails to break the immediate resistance, then it is in danger of seeing its price drop to $27.91. The stocks 14-day MACD is -1.94, which means that it is currently in a downward trading trend. Its two weeks RSI meanwhile stands at 37.1, indicating that the stock has been neutral while its 20-day historical volatility reads 51.34%, which is higher than its 50-day equivalent (42.05%).

Northrop Grumman Corporation has seen its stock (NYSE:NOC) plumet by -5.53% over the past few days and is now trading around at $327.78 on the Wall Street in the intra-day deal. During that period, roughly 1.2 Million NOC shares were traded on NYSE. The 90-days average daily trading volume of the stock has been around 1. Million but 174.2 Thousand extra shares were traded on that day. NOC has gone up by 24.49% from its 52-week low of $263.29 (recorded on March 27, 2019) and is now trading at $327.78 per share. The last time NOC recorded a 52-week high was back in January 30, 2020, with a single stock trading at $385.01 back then.

Over the past one month, the stock hasnt performed well as it dropped by -9.41% during that period. This led to its price decrease to stand at -4.71% since the start of the year. The situation still not remains the same when its performance over the past few days was reviewed as it lost -1.14% of its value in the past week. This recent development has seen its 12-month potential target price placed at $422.94, which means that it is expected to increase by 29.03% from its current price. Of the 19 Wall Street analysts that rated the stock, 73.68% (14 analysts) have rated NOC as a Buy while the remaining 21.05% (4 analysts) rated it as a Hold, with 5.26% (1 analysts) rated the stock as a Sell.

The company has been making use of ROE that stands around 24.6%, with market experts of the view that their EPS over the next five years will likely rise by 10.51% annually. This will be a raise from the 6.3% growth achieved over the past five years. At the moment, NOC is on a bearish trend, down -7.72% from its SMA20, -9.81% below its SMA50, and -6.35% below its SMA200. NOC shares held by institutional investors have jumped by 84.1% over the past three months. A total of 178 institutional investors entered new positions while 608 added to their existing portfolio. 427 hedge funds lowered their positions in the stock with only 76 selling their shares entirely.

NOCs 9-day MACD currently stands at -2.42, which means that the price is on a downward trend. The stocks 9-day RSI score reads 34.8, signaling that the stock is neutral. Its 20-day historical volatility currently stands at 42.19% and is on the upside when compared with its 50-day historical volatility which is 30.66%. A look at NOCs daily chart reveals that its first resistance point stands at $337.92, a 3% rise from its current position, while the second resistance point is 5.83% ($348.06) ahead of its current position. If the share fails to break the immediate resistances, it could drop down to $315.72.

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Sunday, March 8, 2020 | 6:57 p.m.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. Bobbie Harris, 79, lost her rental home, her job and her church when a deadly tornado struck her community in North Nashville. But all she could think about was her blessings.

Through it all, God is good, Harris said.

Harris joined other members of Mount Bethel Missionary Baptist Church on Sunday to worship just outside the ruins of the church, which has been in the community for 135 years. The roofs of their two church buildings are gone, ripped away by strong winds early Tuesday.

The church pitched a tent in the parking lot and the congregants gathered to sing, pray and hold hands in what the church called worship in the rubble. Even contractors who were busily trying to replace downed power lines paused and took off their hard hats as Pastor Jacques Boyd led the congregation in prayer on the sunny, windy morning.

The National Weather Service has said at least six tornadoes hit middle Tennessee during last week's storms that killed 24 people and caused massive damage in parts of Middle Tennessee.

Harris lived only blocks away from the church, where she also worked as a cook. When the tornado hit her home, the powerful winds grabbed her air conditioning unit and flung it into a fence across the street. Her granddaughters car was destroyed.

God is good. He was the conductor on that train and he went around me, Harris said. He saved me.

Boyd told his congregation that the storm was a challenge from God and had brought everyone closer together in the recovery efforts. Behind him, bits of insulation blew around in the breeze and the wooden beams that once held up the roof of the chapel were exposed. Many of the neighboring homes were still without power Sunday and blue tarps covered roofs nearby. But under the white tent, there were smiles on people's faces as they greeted each other, danced to the music and sung hymns.

Nashville is now primed to show the world what were made of, said Boyd, in blue suit, as people responded Amen.

The church, with a congregation of about 300 people, held before- and after-school care for children, had a gymnasium where kids from the neighborhood could go, put on summer camps for children and provided computer literacy classes for its older congregants.

We must trust in the savior who does not deliver us from storms, but through storms, he told the clapping congregation.

But Boyd said the church was more than the red brick building behind him. Now that the brick and mortar is gone, do you still love this community? he asked as his choir raised their hands and voices in response.

Boyd said the church will continue to hold its services inside the tent. In the meantime, they are hoping other institutions will help the church continue to provide their community services.

Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee and his wife, Maria, sat in the front row of the folding chairs, shook hands with the church members and bowed their heads in prayer.

There was a lot of hope here, Lee said. God uses people like this in this environment to bring hope to this community, and it was great to see.

Boyd said that as soon as he saw the demolished buildings, he prayed for guidance.

I asked God, What do I say in moments like this? Boyd said. And God spoke clearly, as I am speaking to you now. You have to help while hurting.

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The moon, or supermoon, is seen as it sets over Washington on Monday, Nov. 14, 2016. Photo Credit: (NASA/Aubrey Gemignani)

Skywatchers are in for a treat next week when the full worm supermoon rises in the sky.

Marchs full Moon, called the full Worm Moon, reaches peak fullness at 1:48 p.m. EDT on Monday, March 9, explains the Old Farmers Almanac. Look for the spectacularly bright Moon as it rises above the horizon that evening!

The celestial event will be the first of three supermoons in 2020, according to the Old Farmers Almanac. EarthSky notes that the full worm moon will be the second-closest of the years supermoons.

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Supermoons happen when the moons elliptical orbit brings it to the closest point to Earth while the moon is full. The phrase was coined in 1979, according to NASA.

The Moon will appear full for about 3 days centered on this time, from early Sunday morning into early Wednesday morning, adds NASA, on its website.

The March full moon, which is also known as the crow moon, crust moon, sap moon and sugar moon, played an important role in Native American culture.

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The more northern tribes of the northeastern United States knew this as the Crow Moon, when the cawing of crows signaled the end of winter, explains NASA, on its website. Other northern names were the Crust Moon, because the snow cover becomes crusted from thawing by day and freezing by night, or the Sap (or Sugar) Moon as this is the time for tapping maple trees.

Southern tribes, however, dubbed the celestial event the "worm moon," as a result of the casts left by earthworms on the thawing ground.

Some experts described the spectacular February full moon, or snow moon, as a supermoon, although others feel that it does not qualify as that category of celestial event.

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The snow moon was one of the largest full moons of 2020.

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In the third week of Festival of the Gods, we are basking in Heliods Glory and The Immortal Sun Emblem! In this event, our spells cost 1 less, all our creatures get +1/+1 and we get to draw an extra card each turn but we are not able to use the loyalty abilities of Planeswalkers. Read on for event details, tips and strategies, and decklists tailor made for this event. If you wish, you can click here to skip straight to the decklists!

Daylight is breaking on this weeks Festival of the Gods event and the radiant glory of Theros God of he Sun. Heliod is burning brighter than ever. Each player has an emblem with the effects of The Immortal Sun and starts with only six cards. How will you outshine your opponent?

The following cards are banned:

Faerie Vandal Narset, Parter of Veils Irencrag Pyromancer Lavinia, Azorius Renegade Improbable Alliance

Due to the effects of The Immortal Sun emblem, Planeswalkers with only loyalty abilities are banned in this event.

Heliod is often invoked at dawn meals and in matters of family honor, legal proceddings, and marraiages to name a few. His areas of influence include the sun, law, justice, kinship, and retribution. He is occasionally symbolized by a pegasus.

In addition, the MTG Arena team has confirmed on reddit that Planeswalkers with passive abilities from War of the Spark can still be played, except these Planeswalkers that are banned but not displayed on the event page (not including Narset):

To clarify, youdo nothave to re-enter the event and you only have to pay the entry fee once. There is no limit on the number of losses (or victories). Play as much as you want for the duration of the event.

Firstly, lets break down the Emblems abilities one by one and see how we can exploit it.

Ob Nixilis might be a bit too slow for this event, but could be an interesting inclusion. Jace, Wielder of Mysteries can also be used as a win condition.

So as many people might expect, a creature based aggro strategy is probably the best kind of deck for this event as it can make use of all the abilities very well. The normal run of the mill Mono Red Aggro, Rakdos Sacrifice and Gruul Aggro will perform great here. If youre just looking for a cheap deck, play 20 Islands and 40 Persistent Petitioners!

Decks like Temur Reclamation and Jeskai Fires (remember to replace the Teferi) can also be very good as they have sweepers and powerful cards like Fires of Invention and Wilderness Reclamation that can come down a turn earlier. Do keep in mind once Fires of Invention is out, its normal rules will still apply, meaning the number of lands will dictate what you can play without paying its mana cost.

All decks below are built around making best use of The Immortal Sun Emblem!

We will be back this weekend with Standard decks from MagicFest Lyon, and next weeks Festival is also going to be very exciting as we get Historic Brawl officially supported for the first time! Enjoy the event, as games are sure to be quick and dirty.

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FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. Arkansas continues its streak as road warriors this weekend, traveling to the Lonestar State for its first quad meet of the 2020 season. The Razorbacks will compete against LSU for the second week in-a-row, Centenary and host-school Texas Womens University.

The Razorbacks will be looking to break a three-meet losing streak, on the hunt for their first win since their upset of Georgia at home on February 7 (196.950 196.750). The Gymbacks are undefeated against TWU and quad-meet opponent Centenary, posting a 5-0 record against both. Arkansas is still looking to outscore LSU for the first time since 2012 when they beat the Tigers in two of their three meetings.

Arkansas saw TWU in action last season at the Arkansas Quad Meet in Fayetteville, the Gymbacks finished first (196.525) and TWU finished third (192.175).

Only the seniors, Jessica Yamzon, Hailey Garner and Sarah Shaffer have faced Centenary since arriving at Arkansas when the Gymbacks hosted Centenary in a tri-team event in 2017. Garner won the uneven bars title with a then career-best 9.925 in the event, the highest score by an Arkansas gymnast in any event in 2017. Yamzon also won the all-around title in the Arkansas win.

The last time out, junior Sophia Carter won her 23rd career title on Friday evening, tying her career-high score on the floor with a 9.950 in the event. Carters performance helped Arkansas finish strong against No. 5 LSU but ultimately fell to the Tigers in Baton Rouge, 197.125 195.725. Sophomore Kennedy Hambrick and redshirt-freshman Bailey Lovett also tied a career-highs with their 9.925 and 9.900 respectively on the beam. Lovetts famous double-layout first pass scored her a 9.900, making it six out of nine times this season she scored a 9.900 or higher.

Arkansas has won 22 event titles through nine meets. Carter and Hambrick are the only with multiple event titles and there are three first-time title winners, Lovett, Laird and Elswick. Hambrick has the team-high with ten total titles, the only event she hasnt won a title in is vault.

Kennedy Hambrick has scored a 9.850 or higher in seven of her nine floor routines dating back to the start of the season good for 78% of her routines. Three of her last five routines have scored a 9.925.

Visit ArkansasRazorbacks.com for the latest information on all things Arkansas Gymnastics. You can also find the Hogs on social media by liking us on Facebook (Arkansas Razorback Gymnastics) and following us on Twitter and Instagram (@RazorbackGym).

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After the wintry mix and colder temperatures set in Thursday night, Friday started cold with wind chills falling into the single digits. Friday will only get into the mid 30's but wind speeds will settle down in the afternoon.

As a high pressure system moves in for the weekend we'll see a wonderful warm up that we haven't had in over 131 days. October 27th was the last time we got above 50 degrees and October 21st was the last time we broke 60.

We're set to hit both this weekend!

Sunny skies across the board with the high pressure center keeping things clear. This will develop a southwest breeze for Saturday and Sunday though that will transport the warmer temperatures into western Wisconsin.

Wind speeds will be from the west-southwest at 10 to 20 mph. There will be a few extra clouds mixing in Sunday as a low pressure system aims to bring light rain to Wisconsin to start next week.

Don't forget we spring ahead Saturday night so set the clocks forward, and test smoke and carbon monoxide alarms. This is a good time to change their batteries.

Otherwise, the longer term forecast shows consistent 40+ highs and a few shots at rain. The warmer trend is still around as we head into the second week of March.

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Before he was a beloved deckhand on Below Deck Mediterranean, Colin Macy-OToole commanded the ferry back and forth from Fire Island and shared some pretty insane incidents that occurred on his route.

Macy-OToole dished with the hosts from the Out in the Wild podcast about how he ended up on Below Deck Med, his crazy experiences as a ferryboat captain, plus his first encounter with Bravo producer Andy Cohen. Macy-OToole says his first brush with Cohen occurred long before he ended up on the show. He added that landing on Below Deck Med was almost a fluke as he was originally supposed to appear on Below Deck season 5 when Nico Scholly was bosun.

Even though he applied to be on the show as a joke, he was called for Below Deck season 5. His girlfriend at the time didnt want him to go on the show, so he backed off. Macy-OToole later found himself single and set sail on Below Deck Med. While he may have found some of the guests on the show to be pretty wild, their antics may not compare to what he saw as a ferryboat captain.

When the hosts asked for stories, Macy-OToole wanted to make sure they were appropriate for the audience. Ive got a couple of stories, but I dont want to be inappropriate, he says.

He recalls being approached by a passenger while he was hanging out with a young new crew member. A guy comes up to us and was like, Theres a guy you know, smoking. You cant smoke on the boat, Macy-OToole explains. This guys smoking in the back. Its midnight or whatever. So we asked the new kid, Alright check it out see whats happening. Macy-OToole reveals that when the new crew member ventured over to the passenger, he wasnt exactly smoking. But rather a passenger was performing oral sex on someone. Needless to say, Macy-OToole shared that the young new crew members life was forever changed.

But, Ive had people as a captain, guys come on the boat with just a shirt on, Macy-OToole says. No underpants. No anything. Hey, as long as youre sitting down and not being an a**hole, I dont care.

Speaking of Fire Island, Macy-OToole says he first met Cohen while he was working as a ferryboat captain. He says he met Cohen about five years ago when Cohen was staying on the island. He didnt know who I was at the time, Macy-OToole shares.

So if you have a house over at the beach, and you get an Amazon package, instead of you going back to Sayville and getting the package, well just deliver you the package, Macy-OToole describes. Like you just call in, I have a package for Cohen. So you pick it up, this is about five, six, seven years ago. And we have a package for an A. Cohen. So me and all the girls were there like, Oh that would be funny if it was Andy Cohen!'

Macy-OToole recalls docking the boat with Cohens package. And right in front, waiting for us to dock is Andy Cohen in his little bathing suit just booty popping. Im like, Alright its his.' Macy-OToole recalls that Cohen approached him for the package, which was $3 for the delivery. Hes like patting himself down, like, I dont have any money on me,' Macy-OToole says.

He remembers Cohen asking random people if they had any money and ended up borrowing the $3 from a stranger. Macy-OToole said he re-told the story on Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen just kidding around. After the show, he gives me a bottle of Don Julio and says, Sorry for being a pain in the ass., Macy-OToole laughs adding he only told the story because he thought it was comical.

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Entrepreneurs are learning it's time to batten down the hatches in startup land.

Legendary venture capital firm Sequoia Capital sent a memo to its company founders and chief executives on Thursday, warning them of the potential business consequences of the coronavirus and its ripple effects. It described the pandemic as the "black swan of 2020."

The memo, which has been posted online and has spread through all of "tech Twitter," told company founders to prepare for the worst. The partners at the global venture firm have already seen startups suffer a decline in business activity and breaks in their supply chain. Fears of an economic downturn could make it much harder for them to raise outside funds, they said.

People on Twitter are describing the memo as "the sequel" to another dramatic warning from the firm 12 years ago.

On an early October day in 2008, Sequoia called an emergency meeting of its entrepreneurs, including Alfred Lin, a partner at Sequoia and a former executive at Sequoia-backed Zappos. Lin and others heard from a handful of partners and sat through a presentation on the worsening financial crisis and measures their businesses could take to blunt its effects.

The first slide had an image of a tombstone that read "R.I.P. Good Times."

The weeks leading up to the meeting saw the collapse of Lehman Brothers, the bailout announced, and the worst week of losses in the history of the Dow Jones.

In Sequoia's recent memo to founders, Lin shared a memory of the event.

"We didn't know then, just like we don't know now, how long or how sharp or shallow of a downturn we will face," Lin wrote. "What I can confirm is that the presentation made our team and our business stronger."

The deck, which we've shared with Sequoia's permission below, includes some of the same recommendations that the firm issued this week in its memo.

The slide show presentation known as "R.I.P. Good Times" gave Sequoia's company founders a gloomy forecast.

It predicted that venture-backed startups would raise smaller rounds at later stages if they could even secure a term sheet. They might see the number of exits slip, as companies take longer to go public, and the bigger companies change their acquisition strategy to conserve capital.

The firm told its founders that "acquiring entities will favor profitable companies," and it would be necessary for them to become cash-flow positive to survive.

Cuts were a "must," Sequoia's partners said. Entrepreneurs would need to review employee salaries, potentially decrease headcount, and slash their marketing budgets and they had to do it fast.

"Spend every dollar as if it were your last," the deck read.

The firm's recent coronavirus memo has been described as the "2020 version" of the "R.I.P. Good Times" deck, because of its take on the business landscape and smart recommendations for any startup.

We're sharing the full deck from 2008 with Sequoia's permission.

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For those looking to find strong Consumer Discretionary stocks, it is prudent to search for companies in the group that are outperforming their peers. Is Deckers Outdoor (DECK - Free Report) one of those stocks right now? By taking a look at the stock's year-to-date performance in comparison to its Consumer Discretionary peers, we might be able to answer that question.

Deckers Outdoor is one of 240 individual stocks in the Consumer Discretionary sector. Collectively, these companies sit at #8 in the Zacks Sector Rank. The Zacks Sector Rank includes 16 different groups and is listed in order from best to worst in terms of the average Zacks Rank of the individual companies within each of these sectors.

The Zacks Rank is a successful stock-picking model that emphasizes earnings estimates and estimate revisions. The system highlights a number of different stocks that could be poised to outperform the broader market over the next one to three months. DECK is currently sporting a Zacks Rank of #1 (Strong Buy).

Over the past three months, the Zacks Consensus Estimate for DECK's full-year earnings has moved 5.18% higher. This means that analyst sentiment is stronger and the stock's earnings outlook is improving.

According to our latest data, DECK has moved about 2.29% on a year-to-date basis. Meanwhile, the Consumer Discretionary sector has returned an average of -13.45% on a year-to-date basis. As we can see, Deckers Outdoor is performing better than its sector in the calendar year.

Looking more specifically, DECK belongs to the Shoes and Retail Apparel industry, which includes 13 individual stocks and currently sits at #114 in the Zacks Industry Rank. On average, stocks in this group have lost 11.75% this year, meaning that DECK is performing better in terms of year-to-date returns.

DECK will likely be looking to continue its solid performance, so investors interested in Consumer Discretionary stocks should continue to pay close attention to the company.

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There are so many jaw-dropping moments that Below Deck producers had a hard time choosing three. Pic credit: Bravo

There have been seven seasons of Below Deck with over 100 episodes airing. Below Deck executive producers, Mark Cronin and Courtland Cox, are revealing some of the most jaw-dropping moments of the series.

Fans of the hit Bravo show know there is plenty of shocking and dramatic moments for producers to choose.

The last season alone gave viewers some of the most WTF moments of the series, and that doesnt include what didnt air on television.

Along with sharing what fans get wrong about the show, Mark and Courtland are revealing the times that Below Deck made their jaws drop.

Yes, it was hard for them to pick three out of the million things that have shocked them over the years.

There is no question Ashton Pienaar going overboard during Season 6 was the scariest moment in the series.

Courtland said producers initially had no idea what was going on because they were in the control room.

As a producer, Im in the control room watching, and I can only see what the cameras are shooting. So, I see that moment. I see the rope starting around Ashtons ankle, and then I see him go in the water, and then three seconds later, I see a camera being set down on the deck of the boat. And, as a producer, Im yelling at my camera operators. Im saying, Why are we not shooting? Whats happening? And its not until well after the fact that I realize that our camera operator had set his camera down to untie the line to let Ashton free from the rope that hes entangled in, Courtland shared with The Daily Dish.

Season 1 featured Kat Held defying an order by Captain Lee Rosbach not to go out, and to stay on the boat. The captain watched her sneak off the yacht via the security cameras.

It made the producers list because it was so entertaining.

Thats one of those moments where its like. Its so perfect the way that it happens as Lees watching it and laughing at Kat walking off the boat. You couldnt script that any better than what actually happened in that real moment. As a producer, watching those things really happen on the boat, those are the things that, in the midst of a crazy production when youre tired, you see those moments, and youre like, that is completely amazing and magical, Courtland expressed.

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It might seem shocking that of all the WTF moments during Season 7, chef Kevin Dobsons penis cake made the list.

The reaction from the guests, minus the primary Jemele Hill because she already went to bed, was priceless.

Granted, Kevin was following orders by creating the penis cake Jemele wanted. However, chief stew Kate Chastain purposely let him deliver the penis cake knowing the primary went to bed.

Kevin is terrified by the reaction to that. He falls into a depression. You cannot write those moments, Mark admitted.

The producers revealed there are about five or six moments each season that keep life interesting for those working on Below Deck.

Those moments are also not necessarily the same ones fans would choose.

Below Deck will return for Season 8 in fall 2020 on Bravo.

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