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AAPL — Apple
ABNB — AirBnb
AMZN — Amazon
BIRD — Allbirds (small gamble)
BITCOIN — One bitcoin (an experiment)
BRKB — Berkshire Hathaway
CRM — Salesforce
EFR — Eaton Vance Floating Rate Trust
ETHER — A little as an experiment
EVF — Eaton Vance Senior Income Trust
GBDC — Golub Capital
GNRC — Generac
GOOGL — Alphabet
JEPI — JPM Equity Premium Income (high yield)
JEPQ — JPM Nasdaq Equity Premium Income
LLY — Eli Lilly
LMT — Lockeed Martin
LNG — Cheniere Energy
MDB — Mongodb
META — Meta (Facebook)
MSFT — Microsoft
NOW — ServiceNow
NVDA — Nvidia
NVO — Novo Nordisk
OXY — Occidental Petroleum
PANW — Palo Alto Networks
PLTR — Palantir
QYLD — Covered call ETF (high yield)
SMCI — SuperMicro Computer
SPAXX — Fidelity sweep fund
TSLA — Tesla
TSM — Taiwan Semicondutor
VGT — Vanguard tech ETF
Six month treasuries
Absolutely NO NFTs
Absolutely NO Dogecoin (I’m not that stupid)
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