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Why don't I see any history of buying FRT in Robinhood and how to find cost basis?
A financial: "3 REITs with the Most Reliable Dividends". Do you still trust real estate funds?
Luckily I Didn’t Lose Any Money. Feel FRT.
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My only two REITs are FRT and O which I will hold forever and form the backbone of the dividend part of my portfolio.
Here are three Dividend Aristocrats with high yields: Realty Income (O), REIT paying monthly dividend. Federal Realty Investment Trust (FRT), REIT paying a quarterly dividend. Enterprise Products (EPD), a pipeline MLP that pays quarterly dividends.
Goldman Sachs over SOFI. Tesla over Rivian. My top stocks are NVIDIA, CrowdStrike, Broadcom, Goldman Sachs, Comfort Systems (FIX) and Federal Realty Investment Trust (FRT).
I’m not a fan of CPB or SCHD. If you want defensive stocks, look at Proctor & Gamble and Johnson & Johnson. FRT, O and EPD are all dividend aristocrats (raised dividends over 25 consecutive years) and have a high dividend yield. Additionally, I would not de-emphasize VOO out of fear of an AI bubble. S&P 500 is a consistent winner over decades. If you fear a crash or inflation, buy gold or gold miners as a hedge. You are asking the right questions. You will be fine.
Here is a list of great non-tech companies I own long-term: Goldman Sachs (GS), a top investment bank. Federal Realty Investment Trust (FRT), a REIT and dividend aristocrat. Realty Income (O), a REIT and dividend aristocrat. Comfort Systems USA (FIX), a great midcap industrial that manufactures air conditioners. East West Bancorp (EWBC), a specialized bank.
I think we are entering modestly high inflation at 2.5%-3.0% CPI while labor productivity continues to surge from AI, spatial web and robotics factories. Inflation hedges are hard assets: Gold buy GLD or GDX Real estate by Realty Income (O) or Federal Realty Trust (FRT) Crypto buy IBIT
JEPI and JEPQ are both covered call ETFs from JPMorgan that pay high monthly dividends and track the S&P 500 and NASDAQ 100 respectively. My four top dividend payers are: Realty Income (O), a REIT that pays interest income monthly and a Dividend Aristocrat. Federal Realty Investment Trust (FRT), a REIT that pays interest income quarterly and is a Dividend Aristocrat. Enterprise Products (EPD), a pipeline MLP that pays a quarterly dividend taxed as ordinary income and is a Dividend Aristocrat. Energy Transfer (ET), a pipeline MLP that pays a quarterly dividend taxed as ordinary income. If you buy all of these you will have a balanced portfolio with growth potential and good monthly income.
Build a portfolio to last. VOO and QQQ are an excellent foundation. I would allocate 50% between the two. Gold hit an old time high a week or two ago. Once it pulls back 20% from its high, I would invest 10% in GLD. The Mag 7 are all great companies. Track the prices for pull backs. Meta and Microsoft got slammed after hours on some minor disappointments. Buy some high quality financials like Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley, JPMorgan, American Express and Capital One. For dividend aristocrats, I own O, FRT and EPD.
My top three dividend aristocrats: Federal Realty Investment Trust (FRT) Realty Income (O) Enterprise Products (EPD) All three pay solid dividends, increasing for at least 25 years, and also have solid earnings, cash flows, and balance sheets.
I like GLD for gold and GDX for gold miners. I would skip the others and go as high as 25% in gold and gold miners. Consider real estate as a hard asset alternative. The two best REITs, which are also Dividend Aristocrats, as Federal Realty Investment Trust (FRT) and Realty Income (O).
Look up a super safety or an FRT if it's legal in your state.
It sounds like you need some diversification to take volatility out of your net worth while pursuing long-term appreciation. Here is what I would do: $300,000 into an investment property suitable for short-term rental on Airbnb. Mortgage the difference. $100,000 into gold via ETFs, half GLD which is gold futures ETF and half GDX which is gold miners ETF. Gold is an excellent inflation hedge and typically moves in the opposite direction as Bitcoin and NASDAQ 100. $90,000 into these two REITs that are Dividend Aristocrats (raise dividend 25+ consecutive years): $45,000 into Federal Realty Investment Trust (FRT) and $45,000 into Realty Income Corporation (O). $10,000 into NVIDIA whi h has amazing long-term revenue and earnings growth. This approach gives you inflation hedge, asset diversification, assets the move in different directions from what you have but are still consistent with long-term appreciation.
BRS FRT ON MAH DIK #itnotghey
I do both. My largest holdings are JEPI and JEPQ, which are covered call ETFs You could easily swap those out for VOO and QQQ. My core four dividend holding are Enterprise Products (EPD), Energy Transfer (ET), Federal Realty Trust (FRT) and Realty Income (O), all but ET are Dividend Aristocrats (raised dividends every year for 25 years or more). My semiconductors are NVIDIA, Broadcom and Marvel. My big tech is Meta and Amazon. I like buying and holding great companies. ETFs like VOO and QQQ can be better tools for market timing.
I would sell Pfizer. I you want big pharma, buy Eli Lilly. If you want dividends here are some from my portfolio: Enterprise Products (EPD), Realty Income (O) and Federal Realty Trust (FRT) are all Dividend Aristocrats with over 5% yield, a rarity. I also own Energy Transfer with is not an aristocrat. These are MLPs and REITs that pay ordinary dividends, not qualified for 15% rate. My best high dividend C corps with growing earnings and good valuations are Sonoco Products (SON), which makes Pringles cans, pie tins and other packaging with 4.64% yield and up 2.12% today, and Papa John’s (PZZA), the pizza maker with 4.15% yield and up 4.88% today.
EPD, O and FRT all yield over 5% and are dividend aristocrats (raised dividends every year for 25 or more years). That’s a needle in a haystack, a rare combination of yield and consistency.
I put my dividend stocks and ETFs into categories. Top 4 are higher yielding and steady payers (MLPs & REITs): Energy Transfer (ET) is MLP midstream pipeline with excellent growth prospects and high quarterly dividend. Enterprise Products (EPD) is rock solid MLP and a dividend aristocrat (raised dividend every year for 25 or more years). Realty Income (O) is a REIT known as “the money dividend company.” Yields better than bonds and grows. Also a dividend aristocrat. Federal Realty Trust (FRT) is a REIT and dividend aristocrat paying higher than US Treasuries. Common Stock with lesser following, good yield and solid prospects: Sonoco Products (SON) manufactures packaging like Pringles cans, aluminum pie holders, cores for toilet paper. Yield is 4.7%, good earnings report and I think it is undervalued. Covered Call ETFs by JPMorgan paying high monthly dividends: JEPQ is built around the NASDAQ JEPI is built around solid S&P 500 companies like Visa, MasterCard, Progressive and Trane. It has less yield and less volatility than JEPQ. Papa John’s
We are a week or month late on “sell everything.” However, portfolio management for your particular needs is important. If you have stocks you no longer believe in, sell them to raise cash and refocus your attention. If you have some big winners, consider selling some to lock in gains. If you are young with a long time horizon, look to invest more slowly into great companies. NVIDIA is now back to August 5, 2024 price level after “Yen carry trade unwind.” Amazon is way down, but company fundamentals are fine. Papa John’s Pizza is growing with over 4% dividend and no tariff exposure. Some great dividend payers are ET, EPD, O and FRT. Make a plan that includes dollar cost averaging into great companies in diversified sectors.
Buying a small amount (,1-4% of portfolio) of REITS has done well for me. You could look at O, ADC, WPC, CCI, AMT, VICI, KIM, FRT, GTY, DOC, and many others, most are 4-6% yield, so great for making some income.
Ticker symbol FRT! No wonder 😂
UGI Corporation and Black Hills Corporation are interesting if you like steady dividends. Both are “dividend champions” which is same criteria as “dividend aristocrat” but champions are not part of the S&P 500. As a result, they have less analysts coverage and public discussion. My best dividend stocks are: ET, EPD, O and FRT.
Three stock portfolio to buy and hold for 10 years, seeking some industry and sector balance. NVIDIA for growth and tech. You could substitute Meta. Energy Products Partners is a Dividend Aristocrat with a high yield. FRT and O are the only others. Oil and natural gas pipelines is a growth market. East West Bank for financial sector. A very undercovered mid cap bank with a unique lending market. Pays a nice dividend and is growing.
Feel like the feds were well aware and numerous people got knocks on their doors or packages were intercepted. Obviously some may slip through, but if the FRT/Binary bans around the country were any indication, feds seem to know who purchases what. Guys that bought FRT’s were getting door knocked by the ATF after they “ruled machine gun parts”. Huge discourse in the gun community about it. How did the feds know who bought what? Who complied with a baseless claim from the ATF? Was it the CC companies? Gun stores? Dealers? They weren’t NFA items and didn’t have serial numbers so they shouldn’t have been able to track them without someone complying with the ATF. We never found out who worked with the Feds iirc.
Yep! Glad I kept FRT in my grandson’s act! As also thinking about NNN
16 holdings, that's a lot. Personally, I would work in a few ETFs and drop at least half of the 16. You said you want low risk, ETFs can help quite a bit with risk management. I have done well with EMR, it's a very good company. I ditched the KO and FRT I inherited and have no regrets about unloading them. I can't speak to the rest of the 16.
Calls on **$FRT** ?
I'm not a huge fan of REITS but I do own IYR and VYM. I also have some SPG and FRT. There are more speculative plays but I have seen REITs crash HARD and many go extinct over the years. Anyways those are the ones I own.
It's not a weaker federal government. It's reigning in unelected and unaccountable government agencies. The ATF is a great example. They create "rules" that function as laws. That's not how it's supposed to work. Things like the FRT, forced reset trigger, being declared a machine gun is a recent example. It stays perfectly within the bounds of the law established by Congress, but the ATF created a "rule" against it.
NEP, DIS, GDX, BMY, FRT, ET Jan 2024
During the lost decade (2000-2009), a time when most equities significantly underperformed, alternatives like real estate did way better than equities. For example, FRT had a 20% CAGR while the S&P had a .08% CAGR. Emerging markets did okay. Small cap international did well. But you’d have to have enough of your portfolio weighted towards these things to do well during the lost decade. It’s worth noting, if you kept this portfolio strategy through the next decade or through the most recent decade, you would have underperformed because large cap and large cap growth have really dominated for a long time. You can build an all weather portfolio that has stocks, alts and bonds - with mostly equities when you are young and more bonds/ alts as you age - and then never deviate from the strategy. Or you can go for extremely aggressive growth knowing that you will underperform in slow economies and you’ll need to add bonds and/or alts as you get closer to retirement. Hope this helps a little.
REIT'S are a wonder option. It's very condescending to assume he knows nothing about real estate. He can easily read up on various REIT companies to understand what sectors of real estate they hold properties in. There is plenty of information out there for him to research the different sectors to determine varying risk levels and how the present climate affects them. Besides there are quite a few REIT's considered to be dividend aristocrats. Their track records of year over year dividend increases for 25 plus years or more are a fairly safe proposition. Companies like STAG, O, FRT, NNN to name a few hold essential retail, industrial and storage properties that keep bringing in income in both up and down markets. He can and should learn about real estate as well as other sectors.
FRT, styling looks like an 90’s Oldsmobile Cutlass, don’t know why…
ESS, O, FRT dividend aristocrats STWD Nice dividend
I'm delivering bad news that they don't want to hear. And it's Reddit. Except imagine FRT times that are unrealistic. Like adding up the times to access parts being MORE than the time needed to replace it. No stacking allowed. Only way you're making your productivity goals is if you're sweating at the end of the day.
Started investing in December of 2020. YTD I’m up 31%. Before last year I moved most of my holdings into fertilizer, oil, and $AER. And was able to sell pretty close to the top. Recently I’ve bought into blue chip tech stocks like $msft and $meta $intc. Since they dropped so low. And put the rest into $SCHD and other dividend paying stocks $MO $DG $O $FRT. Still took allot of losses the last year -800$ on doge, -400 on Boeing,- 300 on $T
I always wondered what would happen if I just let my kids pick stocks and options. My son would buy FRT, for sure.
FRT, WPC, MO to name a few.
You mean like buying? I have a handful VNQ and happily doing covered calls and csp’s. I don’t see vnq going to 50 unless we start flying the CCP flag. You probably would be better off selling puts 2\~3 months out. I ‘ve been doing that, been doing fine. It might hit 105, not sure if it can reach $110 again this year. Commercial Rents are up across the USA, FRT doing well, NNN all good, SKT came in with a good earnings report. Don’t see the down side.
FRT - love the ticker and it has a nice dividend yield. Worst case you get dividends, best you get both…
Changing my auto purchases to SPYD, GM, FRT, AAPL, FORD, AAL and XME. Slow and low. Idiot proof I hope.
AGNC and FRT Warren Buffet plays
I dunno about strictly residential, but I have some O and FRT, about 10:1 in favor of O. These are well known ones and plenty of posters will tell you how dividends aren't the BEST strategy and not tax advantageous, but the monthly dividend is great for my psyche that grew up between poor and lower middle. This is where knowing myself plays into my strategy, I don't sell O, cause that paltry dividend amount keeps my dumb brain thinking "ayy! making money! more than last month/year" This is not advice, because like I said, am dumb, am poor, and will be a lifelong renter due to aforementioned and choosing to live in a hcol area instead of my podunk hometown. I chose these basically on your thesis of exposure, and the fact I have no interest in "hustling" as a landlord or paying a % to a property manager to avoid the hard parts.
O is a particularly good REIT because of their single tenant, NNN, lease structures. They have desirable locations, pretty much across the board and the releasability of their real estate is second to none. I do not like the mall reits (any of them) as malls are a dying breed, no matter how good the locations are, because they are running out of in-line tenants to lease for huge rents and net packages to. The shopping center (open-air) REITS, like Federal Realty Trust in particular, are well managed and have great real estate. So, in summary (in my view), if you were compelled to buy REITS, and it was my money, I would buy the likes of O and FRT. I would also add that, especially for young investors, I always recommend starting a core position with VOO or SPY and then branching out into a few solid, profitable, individual names from there.
>What are the benefits to having retail own the majority and not minority? I would think pump and dumps would be less likely... That's not accurate. A pump and dump is usually the result of scams which result in retail purchasing - usually in low capitalized companies. One of the only AMA's ever permitted in r/investing is on this topic here discusses penny stock scams. It's over 10 years old but still relevant today - [https://www.reddit.com/r/investing/comments/158vi7/i\_used\_to\_be\_a\_penny\_stock\_promoter\_in\_the\_late/](https://www.reddit.com/r/investing/comments/158vi7/i_used_to_be_a_penny_stock_promoter_in_the_late/) Low institutional ownership can also result in higher volatility in a stock. It can attract more speculators like retail day traders and high frequency traders and option traders who trade the volatility. ​ >What is a good example of the opposite scenario with institutions holding the majority? Institutions are longer term investors so higher institutional ownership can result in less volatility on a stock. One reason is that the cost to build a position and transition from the position is higher for an institution. For example - look at one of the companies with high institutional ownership like $FRT at around 95% ownership. One way to see how volatile the stock is to look at the options pricing and its volatility. The IV or implied volatility is insanely low with almost no volume. However - the reason why any institution may have a position in a company can vary greatly. For many companies - the largest institutional holders may simply be passive index funds.
I'll just hold the ones I bought in 2020. FRT and O.
I dont need my $$ for 20 years. VZ is verizon FRT is the federal realty trust high dividend stocks
I'm not sure what FRT VZ means.. but it apparently it was a bad idea since I didn't take profits yesterday
Went buffet style FRT VZ
I bought FRT GM Aapl and Norwegian
Berkshire uses Verizon and FRT
FRT is a bet that shopping malls will come roaring back. CCI holds cell towers, and is a bet the demand for cell service will continue to rise.
Coinbase/TQQQ/FRT. Maybe dive into some actual crypto also while its on sale
Nice! Need to finally put the fostech binary I bought in my PSA AR. Bought a FRT trigger earlier this year right before all the legal stuff started too. Don't even have anything to put it in yet lol just figured I better buy before I couldn't.
What happened to FRT today. My app says it tanked 100% to zero but I search the ticker and it’s at 135 a share. Did I just lose 1500 bucks?
Happy New Year!! I have a question but I am not sure if it’s an M1, general stock question or an FRT question. I purchased fractional shares ($8 worth) of FRT (Federal Realty Investment Trust) on 12/28 and when I work up this morning I saw that the $8 I spent was gone. I then went to the “activity” tab in my M1 app and saw that there was a “stock merger” that wiped out the $8. What does this mean and What do I do? I do not see where the $8 went. Please advise.
Ended up 0.5% green thx to last minute 38% jump of FRT/TF .
100% TQQQ + F ? I have 32 stocks IONQ + SM/URF + AEHR my best 3 today FRT/TF + RBLX + CLG/UF all down big-time
TD isn't showing CB/IT since it changed from FRT/TF
I'll throw out first that unless you're 60+ years old, you have no need to fear a market correction. It is a certainty that you will live through many corrections over the course of your pre-retirement years. To date, the market has always recovered even from the most severe crashes to eventually exceed pre-crash levels. And it's impossible to overstate how invested the U.S. government is in making sure that will always be what happens. If they can't prop the market back up within 2-3 years (20+% crash) or even just a few months (10-20% dip), it'll be because we're living in a country that has either forsaken capitalism or experienced some kind of catastrophic economy-wide devastation. That said, real estate has historically been a good uncorrelated hedge against the market's ups and downs. It also tends to provide a small income stream. Look at real estate tickers like $FRT, $OHI, $GLPI, $WPC. There are plenty of others, those happen to be my favorites, but you can find lengthier recommendation lists on Google. Or, look into an interval fund with a service like Fundrise for a somewhat less liquid but also less volatile option.
Tomorrow I’m going to long $FRT from my $BTT
Real estate is usually considered a good diversification buy because it has historically had little to no correlation with the stock market, and has also historically produced more U.S. billionaires than any other asset class. I put about 5% of my total investment cash into a real estate interval fund with Fundrise at the beginning of April as an experiment, and it's currently up 20% and I'm considering shifting another couple percent over. An alternative approach to getting some diversification through real estate is you can buy exchange-traded REITs on the stock market - $FRT and $VNQ are popular options that are up about 20% and 12% respectively since April. However, an exchange-traded REIT is closely correlated with the stock market as a whole, so it provides less of a diversification benefit and is more volatile. There's a chart on [this page](https://www.millionacres.com/real-estate-investing/reits/fundrise-vs-reits-which-is-a-better-investment/) that shows Fundrise's annual returns since 2014 have ranged from 7.42% to 12.42% with an average of 10.11%, while $VTI in that same period returned -5.13% to 30.8% with an average of 12.74%, and $VNQ returned -5.95% - 30.29% with an average of 8.37%. So it's definitely not beating the bull market (very little can) and that's why I'm likely to cap my investments there at \~10% of my total investments, but if you're looking specifically for stability from diversification and are willing to sacrifice a bit of risk opportunity for it, closed-end and interval funds are one of the most attractive options around.
Stocks I had at various points this year that made big gains (some have since fallen again) since March 2020 include: JBLU, FRT, AXP, ZG, TSLA, MSFT, LULU, INDA. Only ones in the 400% range were Zillow and Tesla which are both admittedly meme-ish, but it's not like they're BS companies.
$QFIN happens when air enters the vagina, usually during sexual intercourse or intense physical activity, and then is expelled with a sound similar to a $FRT. It's a common phenomenon, don't feel embarassed if it happens to you or your loved ones!
VWIAX 50k. MO 10k. FRT 20k. KO 20k. VFIAX 25k. VEIRX 50k. ED 25k. That’s my play.
I value freedom the most above all else so I only own stocks and funds. Freedom and liquidity has tremendous peace of mind value for me. With that FRT is the best REIT around. I owned it a lot last year and will own it again.
I loaded up on FRT last year during the dip. Up almost 100% since then. I’ve always been a fan of their properties and investment strategy. It’s a longterm hold for me. REITs are definitely overlooked on this sub and on Reddit in general. I’ll check out SRET
FRT on weakness, soon. Not right now but it’s your $ so do you. FRT or fart as I say in my head is the best.
What are people’s thoughts on $FRT? Earnings today and unsure if I should exit position or hold...
O is great and so is FRT. Both dividend aristocrats with an A(-?) credit rating.
You don’t need context to know FRT is gonna rip
For other dividend stocks, I also like FRT if it dips under $100. That's a good reopening play. VZ is also solid.
I'm too nervous about general REIT valuations and yields to buy something like VNQ right now. I do own one REIT for now for short term (FRT) exposure to the sector. But I much prefer the homebuilders. I own TOL and consider LEN a good pick as well. My other relevant pick and one of my favorite small cap value is LPX, which is building materials.
Idk I own FRT. People own different things for different reasons. REITs are tax advantages depending on you situation
Lockheed Martin LMT Federal Realty Investment Trust FRT Energy Transfer ET
>I’m heavy in oil, REITs, banks, cruise, airline, and hotels (all “reopening” stocks) I did the same with FRT, TRTX, JETS, XOM. What areas do you like going forward? I’m thinking, after reopening, it should be “return to normalcy” plays, so... clothing/fashion/cosmetics/live entertainment/restaurants/dining.
[List of Stocks and Quantities](https://i.imgur.com/57is2Bq.png) [Pie Chart for share price/quantity context](https://i.imgur.com/fjOYQjU.png) Currently NIO and two tickers who cannot be mentioned here (backwards being OGNB and MDNN) are the main ones killing me. I am (nervously) comfortable holding NIO long-term, but I suspect I may have tried to catch falling knives and am currently bagholding the latter two. Only time will tell, as I don't want to sell until I see how they do in 2021 (unless obvious and drastic news comes out confirming them to be lost causes). Those are what I consider to be my 'speculative' stocks, alongside UMC and BMBL. The rest are dividend stocks, except for AAPL and MTCH. MTCH was intended to be a hedge against BMBL (as they pretty much have the online dating market to themselves, so if one fails the other should rise, was the logic at least), while AAPL was just a stock I thought would be a good buy at $123, especially with talks of their own EV floating around. LUMN is the only one green at the moment, which is funny because at a 8% dividend payout I expected it to be the riskiest of my 'dividend' stocks. That being said, the stocks like O, FRT, and AAPL are only 'down' by fractions of percents relative to my cost basis, so there's that at least. So, like 60% Tech, 40% REITs essentially.
Cramer: get in Ford now while still in the low teens! [https://www.cnbc.com/2021/03/01/cramer-these-five-reopening-stocks-are-being-ignored-by-wall-street.html](https://www.cnbc.com/2021/03/01/cramer-these-five-reopening-stocks-are-being-ignored-by-wall-street.html) [**MAD MONEY**](https://www.cnbc.com/mad-money/) # Jim Cramer says these five reopening stocks are being ignored by Wall Street fintech payments company [Square](https://www.cnbc.com/quotes/SQ), designer [Ralph Lauren](https://www.cnbc.com/quotes/RL), cosmetics company [Ulta Beauty](https://www.cnbc.com/quotes/ULTA), shopping center real estate investment trust [Federal Realty](https://www.cnbc.com/quotes/?symbol=FRT) and automaker [Ford](https://www.cnbc.com/quotes/F).
I'm long on FRT and TRTX, which appear similar to GEO. I'm also long on LUMN. For me, these have just been places to park money (hopefully pick up some dividends) while I search for something else.
Is it paid off commission? If not I'd just start listing any tickers that resembled dirty words, watch Forbes post articles like 'why $FRT is going to blow up the market' and laugh to myself while I collected a salary for a few months before getting canned.
There is no downtrend. It’s reallocation. I bought some FRT this week. Oil is good too. It’s a re shuffle not a re cession.
Some ideas FRT KO XOM UNFI I own these
Roth. You can always do a back door Roth. If you have to do the back door be sure nor to invest any contribution before conversion. I own these in a Roth. About tour age: VFIAX VEUSX VZICX VTAPX VFIFX VTSAX VWENX And some indiv stocks but hey that’s more personalized. Only one worth mentioning is FRT which is a recent addition.
Never hurts to buy opposite the trend. I'm seeing tech continuing to sell off. Maybe some Tencent under $90? Nio at $54/$53? PayPal at $280? But overall, like the market, I'm more interested in recovery stocks here. I have my eyes firmly planted on FRT in the mid $90s, WBA in the mid $40s and WMT under $137.
FRT - div of $4.24 per share
Did you buy FRT because it sounded like fart? And 🦵?
FRT is the closest I could find
I copy pasted those stock tickers and posted. Here’s some more to fuck em up. stocks I like - MMM, ABT, ABBV, ABMD, ACN, ATVI, ADBE, AMD, AAP, AES, AFL, A, APD, AKAM, ALK, ALB, ARE, ALXN, ALGN, ALLE, AGN, ADS, LNT, ALL, GOOGL, GOOG, MO, AMZN, AMCR, AEE, AAL, AEP, AXP, AIG, AMT, AWK, AMP, ABC, AME, AMGN, APH, ADI, ANSS, ANTM, AON, AOS, APA, AIV, AAPL, AMAT, APTV, ADM, ARNC, ANET, AJG, AIZ, ATO, T, ADSK, ADP, AZO, AVB, AVY, BKR, BLL, BAC, BK, BAX, BDX, BRK.B, BBY, BIIB, BLK, BA, BKNG, BWA, BXP, BSX, BMY, AVGO, BR, BF.B, CHRW, COG, CDNS, CPB, COF, CPRI, CAH, KMX, CCL, CAT, CBOE, CBRE, CDW, CE, CNC, CNP, CTL, CERN, CF, SCHW, CHTR, CVX, CMG, CB, CHD, CI, XEC, CINF, CTAS, CSCO, C, CFG, CTXS, CLX, CME, CMS, KO, CTSH, CL, CMCSA, CMA, CAG, CXO, COP, ED, STZ, COO, CPRT, GLW, CTVA, COST, COTY, CCI, CSX, CMI, CVS, DHI, DHR, DRI, DVA, DE, DAL, XRAY, DVN, FANG, DLR, DFS, DISCA, DISCK, DISH, DG, DLTR, D, DOV, DOW, DTE, DUK, DRE, DD, DXC, ETFC, EMN, ETN, EBAY, ECL, EIX, EW, EA, EMR, ETR, EOG, EFX, EQIX, EQR, ESS, EL, EVRG, ES, RE, EXC, EXPE, EXPD, EXR, XOM, FFIV, FB, FAST, FRT, FDX, FIS, FITB, FE, FRC, FISV, FLT, FLIR, FLS, FMC, F, FTNT, FTV, FBHS, FOXA, FOX, BEN, FCX, GPS, GRMN, IT, GD, GE, GIS, GM, GPC, GILD, GL, GPN, GS, GWW, HRB, HAL, HBI, HOG, HIG, HAS, HCA, PEAK, HP, HSIC, HSY, HES, HPE, HLT, HFC, HOLX, HD, HON, HRL, HST, HPQ, HUM, HBAN, HII, IEX, IDXX, INFO, ITW, ILMN, IR, INTC, ICE, IBM, INCY, IP, IPG, IFF, INTU, ISRG, IVZ, IPGP, IQV, IRM, JKHY, J, JBHT, SJM, JNJ, JCI, JPM, JNPR, KSU, K, KEY, KEYS, KMB, KIM, KMI, KLAC, KSS, KHC, KR, LB, LHX, LH, LRCX, LW, LVS, LEG, LDOS, LEN, LLY, LNC, LIN, LYV, LKQ, LMT, L, LOW, LYB, MTB, M, MRO, MPC, MKTX, MAR, MMC, MLM, MAS, MA, MKC, MXIM, MCD, MCK, MDT, MRK, MET, MTD, MGM, MCHP, MU, MSFT, MAA, MHK, TAP, MDLZ, MNST, MCO, MS, MOS, MSI, MSCI, MYL, NDAQ, NOV, NTAP, NFLX, NWL, NEM, NWSA, NWS, NEE, NLSN, NKE, NI, NBL, JWN, NSC, NTRS, NOC, NLOK, NCLH, NRG, NUE, NVDA, NVR, ORLY, OXY, ODFL, OMC, OKE, ORCL, PCAR, PKG, PH, PAYX, PAYC, PYPL, PNR, PBCT, PEP, PKI, PRGO, PFE, PM, PSX, PNW, PXD, PNC, PPG, PPL, PFG, PG, PGR, PLD, PRU, PEG, PSA, PHM, PVH, QRVO, PWR, QCOM, DGX, RL, RJF, RTN, O, REG, REGN, RF, RSG, RMD, RHI, ROK, ROL, ROP, ROST, RCL, SPGI, CRM, SBAC, SLB, STX, SEE, SRE, NOW, SHW, SPG, SWKS, SLG, SNA, SO, LUV, SWK, SBUX, STT, STE, SYK, SIVB, SYF, SNPS, SYY, TMUS, TROW, TTWO, TPR, TGT, TEL, FTI, TFX, TXN, TXT, TMO, TIF, TJX, TSCO, TDG, TRV, TFC, TWTR, TSN, UDR, ULTA, USB, UAA, UA, UNP, UAL, UNH, UPS, URI, UTX, UHS, UNM, VFC, VLO, VAR, VTR, VRSN, VRSK, VZ, VRTX, VIAC, V, VNO, VMC, WRB, WAB, WMT, WBA, DIS, WM, WAT, WEC, WFC, WELL, WDC, WU, WRK, WY, WHR, WMB, WLTW, WYNN, XEL, XRX, XLNX, XYL, YUM, ZBRA, ZBH, ZION, ZTS
copy pasted those stock tickers and posted. Here’s some more to fuck em up. stocks I like - MMM, ABT, ABBV, ABMD, ACN, ATVI, ADBE, AMD, AAP, AES, AFL, A, APD, AKAM, ALK, ALB, ARE, ALXN, ALGN, ALLE, AGN, ADS, LNT, ALL, GOOGL, GOOG, MO, AMZN, AMCR, AEE, AAL, AEP, AXP, AIG, AMT, AWK, AMP, ABC, AME, AMGN, APH, ADI, ANSS, ANTM, AON, AOS, APA, AIV, AAPL, AMAT, APTV, ADM, ARNC, ANET, AJG, AIZ, ATO, T, ADSK, ADP, AZO, AVB, AVY, BKR, BLL, BAC, BK, BAX, BDX, BRK.B, BBY, BIIB, BLK, BA, BKNG, BWA, BXP, BSX, BMY, AVGO, BR, BF.B, CHRW, COG, CDNS, CPB, COF, CPRI, CAH, KMX, CCL, CAT, CBOE, CBRE, CDW, CE, CNC, CNP, CTL, CERN, CF, SCHW, CHTR, CVX, CMG, CB, CHD, CI, XEC, CINF, CTAS, CSCO, C, CFG, CTXS, CLX, CME, CMS, KO, CTSH, CL, CMCSA, CMA, CAG, CXO, COP, ED, STZ, COO, CPRT, GLW, CTVA, COST, COTY, CCI, CSX, CMI, CVS, DHI, DHR, DRI, DVA, DE, DAL, XRAY, DVN, FANG, DLR, DFS, DISCA, DISCK, DISH, DG, DLTR, D, DOV, DOW, DTE, DUK, DRE, DD, DXC, ETFC, EMN, ETN, EBAY, ECL, EIX, EW, EA, EMR, ETR, EOG, EFX, EQIX, EQR, ESS, EL, EVRG, ES, RE, EXC, EXPE, EXPD, EXR, XOM, FFIV, FB, FAST, FRT, FDX, FIS, FITB, FE, FRC, FISV, FLT, FLIR, FLS, FMC, F, FTNT, FTV, FBHS, FOXA, FOX, BEN, FCX, GPS, GRMN, IT, GD, GE, GIS, GM, GPC, GILD, GL, GPN, GS, GWW, HRB, HAL, HBI, HOG, HIG, HAS, HCA, PEAK, HP, HSIC, HSY, HES, HPE, HLT, HFC, HOLX, HD, HON, HRL, HST, HPQ, HUM, HBAN, HII, IEX, IDXX, INFO, ITW, ILMN, IR, INTC, ICE, IBM, INCY, IP, IPG, IFF, INTU, ISRG, IVZ, IPGP, IQV, IRM, JKHY, J, JBHT, SJM, JNJ, JCI, JPM, JNPR, KSU, K, KEY, KEYS, KMB, KIM, KMI, KLAC, KSS, KHC, KR, LB, LHX, LH, LRCX, LW, LVS, LEG, LDOS, LEN, LLY, LNC, LIN, LYV, LKQ, LMT, L, LOW, LYB, MTB, M, MRO, MPC, MKTX, MAR, MMC, MLM, MAS, MA, MKC, MXIM, MCD, MCK, MDT, MRK, MET, MTD, MGM, MCHP, MU, MSFT, MAA, MHK, TAP, MDLZ, MNST, MCO, MS, MOS, MSI, MSCI, MYL, NDAQ, NOV, NTAP, NFLX, NWL, NEM, NWSA, NWS, NEE, NLSN, NKE, NI, NBL, JWN, NSC, NTRS, NOC, NLOK, NCLH, NRG, NUE, NVDA, NVR, ORLY, OXY, ODFL, OMC, OKE, ORCL, PCAR, PKG, PH, PAYX, PAYC, PYPL, PNR, PBCT, PEP, PKI, PRGO, PFE, PM, PSX, PNW, PXD, PNC, PPG, PPL, PFG, PG, PGR, PLD, PRU, PEG, PSA, PHM, PVH, QRVO, PWR, QCOM, DGX, RL, RJF, RTN, O, REG, REGN, RF, RSG, RMD, RHI, ROK, ROL, ROP, ROST, RCL, SPGI, CRM, SBAC, SLB, STX, SEE, SRE, NOW, SHW, SPG, SWKS, SLG, SNA, SO, LUV, SWK, SBUX, STT, STE, SYK, SIVB, SYF, SNPS, SYY, TMUS, TROW, TTWO, TPR, TGT, TEL, FTI, TFX, TXN, TXT, TMO, TIF, TJX, TSCO, TDG, TRV, TFC, TWTR, TSN, UDR, ULTA, USB, UAA, UA, UNP, UAL, UNH, UPS, URI, UTX, UHS, UNM, VFC, VLO, VAR, VTR, VRSN, VRSK, VZ, VRTX, VIAC, V, VNO, VMC, WRB, WAB, WMT, WBA, DIS, WM, WAT, WEC, WFC, WELL, WDC, WU, WRK, WY, WHR, WMB, WLTW, WYNN, XEL, XRX, XLNX, XYL, YUM, ZBRA, ZBH, ZION, ZTS
I copy pasted those stock tickers and posted. Here’s some more to fuck em up. stocks I like - MMM, ABT, ABBV, ABMD, ACN, ATVI, ADBE, AMD, AAP, AES, AFL, A, APD, AKAM, ALK, ALB, ARE, ALXN, ALGN, ALLE, AGN, ADS, LNT, ALL, GOOGL, GOOG, MO, AMZN, AMCR, AEE, AAL, AEP, AXP, AIG, AMT, AWK, AMP, ABC, AME, AMGN, APH, ADI, ANSS, ANTM, AON, AOS, APA, AIV, AAPL, AMAT, APTV, ADM, ARNC, ANET, AJG, AIZ, ATO, T, ADSK, ADP, AZO, AVB, AVY, BKR, BLL, BAC, BK, BAX, BDX, BRK.B, BBY, BIIB, BLK, BA, BKNG, BWA, BXP, BSX, BMY, AVGO, BR, BF.B, CHRW, COG, CDNS, CPB, COF, CPRI, CAH, KMX, CCL, CAT, CBOE, CBRE, CDW, CE, CNC, CNP, CTL, CERN, CF, SCHW, CHTR, CVX, CMG, CB, CHD, CI, XEC, CINF, CTAS, CSCO, C, CFG, CTXS, CLX, CME, CMS, KO, CTSH, CL, CMCSA, CMA, CAG, CXO, COP, ED, STZ, COO, CPRT, GLW, CTVA, COST, COTY, CCI, CSX, CMI, CVS, DHI, DHR, DRI, DVA, DE, DAL, XRAY, DVN, FANG, DLR, DFS, DISCA, DISCK, DISH, DG, DLTR, D, DOV, DOW, DTE, DUK, DRE, DD, DXC, ETFC, EMN, ETN, EBAY, ECL, EIX, EW, EA, EMR, ETR, EOG, EFX, EQIX, EQR, ESS, EL, EVRG, ES, RE, EXC, EXPE, EXPD, EXR, XOM, FFIV, FB, FAST, FRT, FDX, FIS, FITB, FE, FRC, FISV, FLT, FLIR, FLS, FMC, F, FTNT, FTV, FBHS, FOXA, FOX, BEN, FCX, GPS, GRMN, IT, GD, GE, GIS, GM, GPC, GILD, GL, GPN, GS, GWW, HRB, HAL, HBI, HOG, HIG, HAS, HCA, PEAK, HP, HSIC, HSY, HES, HPE, HLT, HFC, HOLX, HD, HON, HRL, HST, HPQ, HUM, HBAN, HII, IEX, IDXX, INFO, ITW, ILMN, IR, INTC, ICE, IBM, INCY, IP, IPG, IFF, INTU, ISRG, IVZ, IPGP, IQV, IRM, JKHY, J, JBHT, SJM, JNJ, JCI, JPM, JNPR, KSU, K, KEY, KEYS, KMB, KIM, KMI, KLAC, KSS, KHC, KR, LB, LHX, LH, LRCX, LW, LVS, LEG, LDOS, LEN, LLY, LNC, LIN, LYV, LKQ, LMT, L, LOW, LYB, MTB, M, MRO, MPC, MKTX, MAR, MMC, MLM, MAS, MA, MKC, MXIM, MCD, MCK, MDT, MRK, MET, MTD, MGM, MCHP, MU, MSFT, MAA, MHK, TAP, MDLZ, MNST, MCO, MS, MOS, MSI, MSCI, MYL, NDAQ, NOV, NTAP, NFLX, NWL, NEM, NWSA, NWS, NEE, NLSN, NKE, NI, NBL, JWN, NSC, NTRS, NOC, NLOK, NCLH, NRG, NUE, NVDA, NVR, ORLY, OXY, ODFL, OMC, OKE, ORCL, PCAR, PKG, PH, PAYX, PAYC, PYPL, PNR, PBCT, PEP, PKI, PRGO, PFE, PM, PSX, PNW, PXD, PNC, PPG, PPL, PFG, PG, PGR, PLD, PRU, PEG, PSA, PHM, PVH, QRVO, PWR, QCOM, DGX, RL, RJF, RTN, O, REG, REGN, RF, RSG, RMD, RHI, ROK, ROL, ROP, ROST, RCL, SPGI, CRM, SBAC, SLB, STX, SEE, SRE, NOW, SHW, SPG, SWKS, SLG, SNA, SO, LUV, SWK, SBUX, STT, STE, SYK, SIVB, SYF, SNPS, SYY, TMUS, TROW, TTWO, TPR, TGT, TEL, FTI, TFX, TXN, TXT, TMO, TIF, TJX, TSCO, TDG, TRV, TFC, TWTR, TSN, UDR, ULTA, USB, UAA, UA, UNP, UAL, UNH, UPS, URI, UTX, UHS, UNM, VFC, VLO, VAR, VTR, VRSN, VRSK, VZ, VRTX, VIAC, V, VNO, VMC, WRB, WAB, WMT, WBA, DIS, WM, WAT, WEC, WFC, WELL, WDC, WU, WRK, WY, WHR, WMB, WLTW, WYNN, XEL, XRX, XLNX, XYL, YUM, ZBRA, ZBH, ZION, ZTS
MMM, ABT, ABBV, ABMD, ACN, ATVI, ADBE, AMD, AAP, AES, AFL, A, APD, AKAM, ALK, ALB, ARE, ALXN, ALGN, ALLE, AGN, ADS, LNT, ALL, GOOGL, GOOG, MO, AMZN, AMCR, AEE, AAL, AEP, AXP, AIG, AMT, AWK, AMP, ABC, AME, AMGN, APH, ADI, ANSS, ANTM, AON, AOS, APA, AIV, AAPL, AMAT, APTV, ADM, ARNC, ANET, AJG, AIZ, ATO, T, ADSK, ADP, AZO, AVB, AVY, BKR, BLL, BAC, BK, BAX, BDX, BRK.B, BBY, BIIB, BLK, BA, BKNG, BWA, BXP, BSX, BMY, AVGO, BR, BF.B, CHRW, COG, CDNS, CPB, COF, CPRI, CAH, KMX, CCL, CAT, CBOE, CBRE, CDW, CE, CNC, CNP, CTL, CERN, CF, SCHW, CHTR, CVX, CMG, CB, CHD, CI, XEC, CINF, CTAS, CSCO, C, CFG, CTXS, CLX, CME, CMS, KO, CTSH, CL, CMCSA, CMA, CAG, CXO, COP, ED, STZ, COO, CPRT, GLW, CTVA, COST, COTY, CCI, CSX, CMI, CVS, DHI, DHR, DRI, DVA, DE, DAL, XRAY, DVN, FANG, DLR, DFS, DISCA, DISCK, DISH, DG, DLTR, D, DOV, DOW, DTE, DUK, DRE, DD, DXC, ETFC, EMN, ETN, EBAY, ECL, EIX, EW, EA, EMR, ETR, EOG, EFX, EQIX, EQR, ESS, EL, EVRG, ES, RE, EXC, EXPE, EXPD, EXR, XOM, FFIV, FB, FAST, FRT, FDX, FIS, FITB, FE, FRC, FISV, FLT, FLIR, FLS, FMC, F, FTNT, FTV, FBHS, FOXA, FOX, BEN, FCX, GPS, GRMN, IT, GD, GE, GIS, GM, GPC, GILD, GL, GPN, GS, GWW, HRB, HAL, HBI, HOG, HIG, HAS, HCA, PEAK, HP, HSIC, HSY, HES, HPE, HLT, HFC, HOLX, HD, HON, HRL, HST, HPQ, HUM, HBAN, HII, IEX, IDXX, INFO, ITW, ILMN, IR, INTC, ICE, IBM, INCY, IP, IPG, IFF, INTU, ISRG, IVZ, IPGP, IQV, IRM, JKHY, J, JBHT, SJM, JNJ, JCI, JPM, JNPR, KSU, K, KEY, KEYS, KMB, KIM, KMI, KLAC, KSS, KHC, KR, LB, LHX, LH, LRCX, LW, LVS, LEG, LDOS, LEN, LLY, LNC, LIN, LYV, LKQ, LMT, L, LOW, LYB, MTB, M, MRO, MPC, MKTX, MAR, MMC, MLM, MAS, MA, MKC, MXIM, MCD, MCK, MDT, MRK, MET, MTD, MGM, MCHP, MU, MSFT, MAA, MHK, TAP, MDLZ, MNST, MCO, MS, MOS, MSI, MSCI, MYL, NDAQ, NOV, NTAP, NFLX, NWL, NEM, NWSA, NWS, NEE, NLSN, NKE, NI, NBL, JWN, NSC, NTRS, NOC, NLOK, NCLH, NRG, NUE, NVDA, NVR, ORLY, OXY, ODFL, OMC, OKE, ORCL, PCAR, PKG, PH, PAYX, PAYC, PYPL, PNR, PBCT, PEP, PKI, PRGO, PFE, PM, PSX, PNW, PXD, PNC, PPG, PPL, PFG, PG, PGR, PLD, PRU, PEG, PSA, PHM, PVH, QRVO, PWR, QCOM, DGX, RL, RJF, RTN, O, REG, REGN, RF, RSG, RMD, RHI, ROK, ROL, ROP, ROST, RCL, SPGI, CRM, SBAC, SLB, STX, SEE, SRE, NOW, SHW, SPG, SWKS, SLG, SNA, SO, LUV, SWK, SBUX, STT, STE, SYK, SIVB, SYF, SNPS, SYY, TMUS, TROW, TTWO, TPR, TGT, TEL, FTI, TFX, TXN, TXT, TMO, TIF, TJX, TSCO, TDG, TRV, TFC, TWTR, TSN, UDR, ULTA, USB, UAA, UA, UNP, UAL, UNH, UPS, URI, UTX, UHS, UNM, VFC, VLO, VAR, VTR, VRSN, VRSK, VZ, VRTX, VIAC, V, VNO, VMC, WRB, WAB, WMT, WBA, DIS, WM, WAT, WEC, WFC, WELL, WDC, WU, WRK, WY, WHR, WMB, WLTW, WYNN, XEL, XRX, XLNX, XYL, YUM, ZBRA, ZBH, ZION, ZTS