In Search of the Perfect Investment

AAPL  Apple
ADBE  Adobe
AMLP  Alerian MLP
AMT  American Tower
AMZN  Amazon
BABA  Alibaba
BBY  Best Buy
BIIB  Biogen
BRKB  Berkshire Hathaway
BX  Blackstone
CCI  Crown Castle
COST  Costco
CRM  Salesforce
DIS  Disney
DNKN  Dunkin brands
DOCU  DocuSign
EA  Electronic Arts
ENPH  Enphase Energy
FTNT  Fortinet
GNRC  Generac
GOOGL  Alphabet (Google)
HD  Home Depot
HON  Honeywell
IAC  IAC Interactive
ILMN  Illumina
INTU  Intuit
LADR  Ladder Capital
MRVL  Marvell Technology
MSFT Microsoft
MTCH  Match Group
NKE  Nike
NOW  ServiceNow
NVCR  Novocure
NVDA  Nvidia
PYPL  PayPal Holdings
QRVO  Qorvo
SBUX  Starbucks
SEDG  Solaredge Technologies
SPAXX  Fidelity Money market fund
SWKS  Skyworks Solutions
TTD  Trade Desk
TMUS  T-Mobile
TW  TradeWeb Markets
UNH  United Health
UTIXX  Treasury Money Market Fund
VGT  Vanguard Nasdaq ETF
VTI  Vanguard Total Market ETF
VUSXX  Vanguard Treasury money market fund
WEN  Wendys
WM  Waste Management
WMT  Walmart
YETI  Yeti Holdings
ZBRA  Zebra Technologies
ZTS  Zoetis

CDs at Synchrony, Ally, Capital, Marcus and JPMorgan Chase
Treasuries at Raymond James

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