In Search of the Perfect Investment

AAPL  Apple
ADBE  Adobe
AMT  American Tower
AMZN  Amazon
BABA  Alibaba
CCI  Crown Castle
CHWY  Chewy
COST  Costco
COUP  Coupa Software
CRM  Salesforce
CRWD  Crowdstrike
CSCO Cisco
DOCU  DocuSign
ENPH  Enphase Energy
ETSY  Etsy
FB  Facebook
FSLY  Fastly
FTNT  Fortinet
GILD  Gilead
GNRC  Generac
GOOG  Alphabet (Google)
HD  Home Depot
HON  Honeywell
JNJ  Johnson and Johnson
LLY  Eli Lilly
MELI  MercadoLibre
MRNA  Moderna
MRVL Marvell
MSFT Microsoft
NET  Cloudfare
NFLX  Netflix
NOW  ServiceNow
NVDA  Nvidia
OKTA  Okta
PANW  Palo Alto Networks
PTON   Peloton Interactive
PYPL  PayPal Holdings
REGN Regeneron
SEDG  Solaredge Technologies
SHOP  Shopify
SMAR  Smartsheet Inc.
SPLK  Splunk
SPOT  Spotify
SQ  Square
SWKS  Skyworks Solutions
TTD  Trade Desk
TDOC  Teladoc Health
TMO  Thermo Fisher Scientific
TSCO  Tractor Supply
TSM  Taiwan Semiconductor
TW  TradeWeb Markets
TWLO  Twilio
UNH  United Health
VGT  Vanguard Information Technology ETF
VTI  Vanguard Total Market ETF
WDAY  Workday
WIX  Wix
WORK  Slack
ZM  Zoom Video
ZS  Zscalier
ZTS  Zoetis

CDs at Synchrony, Ally, Capital, Marcus
Treasuries and bonds at Raymond James

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