Meantime, enjoy this cartoon from the latest New Yorker:
I’m off to Bryce Canyon National Park and Zion National Park.
See you next Monday.
Harry Newton
Meantime, enjoy this cartoon from the latest New Yorker:
I’m off to Bryce Canyon National Park and Zion National Park.
See you next Monday.
Harry Newton
AAPL — Apple
AIQ — AI ETF
AIS — AI ETF
AMD — Advanced Microdevices
AME — Ametek
AMZN — Amazon
ANET — Arista Holdings
ARM – ARM Holdings
ASML — ASML Holding
AVGO — Broadcom
BRKB — Berkshire
CAT — Caterpillar
CFG — Citizens Financial
COPX — Copper Miners ETF
CRWD — Crowdstrike
CRWV — CoreWeave
DELL — Dell
FTNT — Fortinet
GE — GE
GEV — GE Vernova
GLD — Gold ETF
GLW — Corning
GOOGL — Google
IIPR — Innovative Industrial Properties
INTC — Intel
JNJ — Johnson and Johnson
JPM — JPMorgan Chase
LITE — Lumentum
LLY — Eli Lilly
LNG – Cheniere
LRCX — LAM Research
META — Facebook/Meta
MPC — Marathon
MRVL – Marvell
MS – Morgan Stanley
MSFT — Microsoft
MU — Micron
NFLX — Netflix
NET — Cloudflare
NKE — Nike (sold short)
NTRA — Natera
NVDA — Nvidia
NVMI — Nova Ltd.
OKTA — OKTA
PANW — Palto Alto Networks
PBI — Pitney Bowes
PI — Impinj
PLTR — Palantir
QCOM — Qualcom
RTX — RTX Corp. (Defense)
S — Sentinelone
SMMT — Summit Therapeutics
SNDK — SanDisk
SPAXX — Fidelity short term money market fund
SPCX — SpaceX
SPYI — NEOS S&P 500 High Income ETF
STX – Seagate
TSM — Taiwan Semi
VGK — Vanguard European Stocks
VGT — Vanguard Technology ETF
VLO – Valero
VOO — Vanguard 500 Index ETF
VRT — Vertiv
VTI — Vanguard Total Index ETF
VXUS — Vanguard International
WELL — Welltower
ZS — Zscaler
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