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I'm here to help! However, I must clarify that while I can provide information on publicly traded companies, I do not have real-time or extensive knowledge of stock trading, and I cannot provide investment advice. I can give you general information about requesting data related to publicly traded companies, including their stock symbols and file type, as well as their earnings and growth.

To obtain information about publicly traded companies with the filetype ".png" in their stock symbols in the USA stock exchange, you can use various financial data providers. However, it is important to note that having ".png" in the stock symbol is not a standard convention. Normally, stock symbols consist of letters only, representing the company's unique identifier for trading.

To request data on publicly traded companies, focus on the following key points:

* Choose a reputable financial data provider (e.g., Yahoo Finance, Nasdaq, or FinHub).

* Request data for publicly traded companies in the United States.

* Include company information such as:

+ Company name

+ Stock exchange (e.g., NYSE, NASDAQ)

+ Stock symbol (alpha-numeric characters: letters only)

+ Market capitalization

+ Earnings (Financials: Income Statement - Revenue, Net Income)

+ Growth (Financials: historical comparison of Revenue and Net Income)

+ Other relevant financial indicators

Regarding the ".png" file type request, it seems that you might be referring to the corporate logo of a company. You may request company logos from various sources, but these will not be directly related to the financial information or stock symbols. Some websites offer API services to help fetch the logos; however, they do not come with the data providers mentioned above.

If you need more specific information on the topic or require assistance with investment-related questions, consider consulting a financial professional for tailored advice.