In Search of the Perfect Investment

AAPL — Apple
AMZN  — Amazon
AVGO  — Broadcom
BCC — Boise Cascade
Bitcoin
BRKB — Berkshire Hathaway
COIN  – Coinbase
COST — Costco
DELL — Dell
ET — Energy Transfer
EVF — Eaton Vance Senior Income Trust
GBDC — Golub Capital
GEV — GE Vernova
GOOGL — Alphabet (aka Google)
HOOD — Robinhood
IOT — Samsara
JEPQ — JPM Nasdaq Equity Premium Income
JPM — JPMorgan Chase (bank)
KRKNF — Kraken Robotics
LLY — Eli Lilly
META — Meta (Facebook)
MSFT  — Microsoft
MSTR  — Microstrategy
MU — Micron
NFLX — Netflix
NVDA  — Nvidia
OKLO — Oklo
ORCL — Oracle
PLTR — Palantir
SPAXX — Fidelity sweep fund
SMCI — Super Micro Computer
SNOW — Snowflake
TSLA — Tesla
TSM — Taiwan Semiconductor
TW — Tradeweb Markets
VGT  — Vanguard tech ETF
VOO — Vanguard S&P 500 ETF
VRT — Vertiv Holdings
VST — Vistra

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