MAA

Gucci_Glock

I like ANNX, lead pharmaceutical for GBS which currently has little to no direct competitors. MAA submitted to European market approval. At $5 I see it as a win.

TICKLE-ME-LULZ

I like money too💰 GAINS! 

Chivalrousllama

Iovance recently withdrew a marketing authorization application (MAA) from the European Medicines Agency (EMA) following interactions with EMA’s Committee for Medicinal Products for Human Use. A new strategy is in development to make Amtagvi and TIL therapy broadly accessible to patients in the EU.

hey_thatsme21

They didn't withdraw from the EU, that's misleading. They "withdrew a marketing authorization application (MAA) from the European Medicines Agency (EMA)" which is totally different than withdrawing from the EU. A new strategy is in development to make Amtagvi and TIL therapy broadly accessible to patients in the EU and they're expecting approval in 3 additional markets

Little-Librarian-206

Iovance Biotherapeutics has submitted a marketing authorization application (MAA) to the European Medicines Agency (EMA) & UK for lifileucel, seeking approval for its use in advanced melanoma. It’s approved in USA and it could be approved in EU and UK anytime this quarter.

urgentt507

Gonna start loading up on $NWBO. People have been pumping that for years. But looking at all the catalysts with recent MHRA updates and their MAA, a fork in the road is coming extremely soon. I think they’re either getting a big denial for DCVax-L or an approval. My bets on approval- we’ll see.

tbb2121

I think owning MAA is better than owning a rental house. Probably not better than owning your own house given that owning your own house would improve your cash flow and also bring nice tax benefits. Generally I think people will do better over time owning MAA than their own rental properties, especially if you don't have a background in construction and maintenance work. 4% divvy is about as well as you will do on a rental after all your expenses. Many people barely breakeven on their rentals. The LT price appreciation of MAA seems roughly similar to the average US housing market, maybe a bit better. The best parts about MAA are that it's liquid and you don't have to do any work. Rentals require money and time and are hard to trade.

Longjumping_Drop9450

Too much single stock risk. I would never hold more than 5% in a single stock so unless you have 12 million in your portfolio its not a good idea. As others mentioned there are better dividend paying stocks or funds available. How is the 600k invested now? Is it in a taxable account? Would you incur capital gains taxes if you buy MAA instead?

YoupanicIdont

I really dislike the reasoning. The real way to look at this is: do you want to own $600,000 in stock of MAA? Do you want to own a property in which you put down $600,000? Or would you rather do something else with $600,000? You could clearly get a safer, and higher yield than MAA (just about any treasury bill, note or bond at this point in time), and this is not even considering that the equivalent yield on treasuries is even better than the actual yield. I can almost get the yield of MAA from local municipal bonds, and that makes my equivalent yield significantly better than MAA. So, if my goal were yield and safety, I'd probably go treasuries and or munis, or a mix thereof. If my goal were to own property, I'd buy something. I look at my primary residence as a place to live, though, not as an investment first. In fact, I think primary residence "investing" is usually a bad idea - the returns just aren't great unless you are lucky with geography and time. Never mind the time/money investment needed to keep the place up. Just my opinion, but the obsession with owning a primary residence should be way more about lifestyle than investment.

Relevant-Asparagus-2

If that's your goal then just invest in a dividend-seeking ETF to avoid the risk of a single stock. Dividends are much higher in these too. Even an HYSA offers a better yield than MAA, and that is near zero risk.

-Lorne-Malvo-

MAA pays a 3.78% dividend. You could make more money putting that 600k in a money market fund or a CD and not risk losing principal.

Momotaro1075

Did you see the new 13G form today filed by MAA? They are also owning 4.9% of the company. Are these 2 companies related or are we seeing a multiple bidders situation?

baroo88

I feel this is de-risked because their pivotal trial is complete with superior data to the currently approved therapies. The marketing authorization application (MAA) has been accepted by the EMA, which has over 80% approval rate for applicants that get to this point.

Competitive-Fly2204

There was a man who pissed off the lord... Who's head was orange, an empty goard... But you don't really care about the country do ya. A real Bast-ard. He wore a red hat and plead the 5th... He talked like a fool a godless prick... Chanting the words of souless MAGA. MAGA... Maga... Maga. MAA-AHA-GA.

BrobaFett_1

u/creemeeseason, I recall you talking about Midwest companies and that being the next growth area. Check out MAA for a Midwest REIT. I just learned about it today.

OnundTreefoot

$SAVA didn't show any efficacy and so they killed their program before they even applied for approval. $AVXL did show tremendous efficacy and just submitted their first application for approval (MAA to EMA.) Big difference.

Duchamp1945

Uk MHRA MAA decision is due in the next 6months and followed by NICE approval. That is when revenue begins is short answer. Millionaire or Wendeys dumpster

PrivatBrowsrStopsBan

This isn't true. Look up MAA or AVB.

PrivatBrowsrStopsBan

It seems like all REITs trade with a high beta to TLT. I like MAA and O. In general none seem like a super compelling investment vs. just holding SPY.

Unlucky252

What are we thinking about MAA? Ber  or bul 

hawaean

I'd recommend 30% left in your savings, put 30% in an actively managed brokerage and split the last 30% between growth and dividend stocks. If you like ETFs, then SCHD or VIG are good starting options. Keep in mind, while VOO is a good way to hit the broad market, you could miss out on bigger risk/reward options, as you mention having a higher risk tolerance. For example, if you had VOO during this tech boom, you would have missed out on 50-70% returns from the top performing tech ETFs. It sounds like you might have FOMO if you just invest in the market with VOO, but picking the next winner will require your time and effort. [https://imgur.com/a/1AuItxP](https://imgur.com/a/1AuItxP) Also, don't completely dismiss real estate. The rates are high right now, which has really hurt the sector. Once the rates cool off in the near future, there's a ton of investors ready to pounce on better days and should inject a lot of value across the board when interest is back to the 5% range. If you're just not wanting to deal with managing properties and tenants, then look at REITS, such as MAA, O, ESS, OHI, and ADC. Talk to a financial advisor. All the reddit talking heads here are probably just jealous that you have $200k to work with. Good for you. And thank you for your service, by the way.

stocks-mostly-lower

In no particular order, VICI, MAA, STAG, FPI, OBDC, CPT, CCI, AWK, and AGE.

sigvt7

SBUX HSY TSLA CSCO BMY MO MAA and a lot of other Reits

Electrical_Switch_26

Most reits right now are undervalued. Nnn, O, ADC, MAA fit the bill.

TopInTheTSLA

It’s MAA’AM!!!

DankMemesNQuickNuts

Any of yall playing MAA today? I feel like with higher interest rates not being cut at least until May combined with rent prices more or less stagnating over the last few months in the US that they're going to miss and that the forecast for the first few months is probably not going to be great

Funny_Shelter_944

Today is the earning call for $MAA and $BABA , great day for every south asians

Bigfoot_17

They just submitted MAA to MHRA, UK on Dec 21, 2023. Where their global production facility is and where they've had compassionate use since 2015. That's step 1. Step 2, Once approved by MHRA the new IRP (International Recognition Procedure) through the MHRA will give quick approvals by FDA, Canada, EU, Australia, Japan, Singapore next. That's why. https://www.gov.uk/government/news/mhras-new-international-recognition-procedure-irp-goes-live-from-1-january-2024

Capital-Chard-6862

The clinical hold was lifted by the FDA, the PH3 trial was completed and the data passed JAMA peer-review with over 70 Authors. As far as being "waay behind competitors", this is extremely false also. NW is light-years ahead of anyone in the GBM space. MAA submitted for approval, likelihood 3-4 months until UK commercial approval, and a full-scale, internationally licensed manufacturing facility in the UK = Advent. Please brush-up on your DD before making such un-educated comments.

starjets

Hoff, you are the type of person needed for this situation. Your relentless work to inform the truth and thereby protect the science makes you a Legend in our community. I firmly believe that the MAA will be granted soon along with some great BP partnerships. Shorts will not see this coming freight train and will drown before reaching the escapes. My sense is that NWBO’s sp is near a flashpoint that will make history only weeks from now and we ( Longs ) ain’t missing that one ! All we need to do is wait and stay cool : the hard work has been completed : over 20 years of research, 1,7 million pages presented to the MHRA, $hundreds of millions burned and over 1000 glioblastoma compationqt treatments . The world needs this science : cancer cures can’t wait !

papeleo69

Sell and at least invest in dividend stocks, JD pays but yearly, why not DX that pays monthly? Also look at MTN AND PSA and MAA, research research ( also remember the market is way up, and what goes up must go down)

LeeKingbut

I want to see the MAA version.

apeawake

I like housing. MAA. AIRC. CPT. UDR.

homeless_alchemist

I have REITs because most have been beaten down by increased interest rates. If rates are stabilized or drop then they'll appreciate while paying out big interest payments. My favorites are MAA, O, PSA, HIW, and DEA.

trburket

Northwest Biotherapeutics (NWBO) is months away from its first regulatory approval (MHRA) to begin distributing its lead vaccine candidate dcvax that will be the first significant improvement in the SOC for glioblastoma in nearly 20 years. The vaccine has completed phase 3 clinical trials and was published in Jama with 70 brain surgeons and oncologists signing on to the peer reviewed results. Interestingly this stock has been the target of spoofing and SP suppression over the last 5 years and the company has actually filed lawsuits alleging spoofing against Citadel and a dozen other market makers. The upside potential is significant. Using their current production capacity of 1500 patients year and multiplying the treatment cost (200k) and a PE multiplier of 15, I put the stock price at $3 when MHRA MAA approval is announce next year. Stock price is currently at $0.65

trburket

You bashers are all the same. Vague, misleading and desperate. The pattern over the last 6 years has been the same. Initially, the bashers claimed they were running out of money, which didn't happen. Subsequently, doubts were raised about the vaccine's efficacy and trial integrity, but those concerns were debunked. Then, skepticism arose about completing the trial, which was ultimately accomplished. The prediction of failing to publish the trial also proved false. This company consistently proves shorts, bashers and Karen’s wrong at every point Critics, such as yourself, now attempt to find fault elsewhere, from blaming management to asserting failure in the MAA application, which is the last desperate attempt to suppress the stock price before the inevitable regulatory approvals start coming next year. I can wait. In the meantime you should look into septoplasty if you ever have any desire to stop breathing out of your mouth

tyrusthomas11

Well done! Yeah, I like your ideas. I started buying LMT at $450 then around $400-410 before this conflict escalated, so I’m green now. I still think it’s undervalued, same with RTX. I almost like KO, but HSY is extremely oversold and is a well ran business so I bought yesterday at $187. As for REITs, can’t go wrong with companies like O, AMT, MAA (apartments). Only other one I want that I haven’t pulled the trigger on is VICI. I know they can go down more because they’re interest rate sensitive but that’s why I’m DCAing and didn’t lump sum.

star744jets

As markets look always forward, FOMO should bring the SP avobe $10 level after MHRA MAA approval…in my humble opinion…

tyrusthomas11

Let me add MAA and AMT that I’m down 8-10% on.

trburket

Probably going to be a lot of sell resistance at $1 but it’ll eventually push thru. My guess is when they issue press release that MAA application was submitted that there will be another spike in price and volume but the big catalyst will be MAA approval which is supposed to be max of 150 business days following application submittal date

tyrusthomas11

100%. REITs look interesting (O, MAA, AMT, VICI), last month or so have been buying BTI & LMT/RTX. Holding cash in SPAXX pays 4.97% which is nice and then have some parked in T-Bills too,

trburket

NWBO. Join r/NWBO I’m not going to get super detailed but they are a clinical stage pharma company that is likely with 110 days of getting MAA approval from MHRA to start producing their lead vaccine candidate DCvaxL that is set to become new SOC for GBM Their stock is ridiculously undervalued at 0.59 Many think that this stock will immediately move to the $4 (myself included). We know their production facility can do 2,000 patients per year @ $200k per patient. Applying a 15 x multiplier and dividing by 1.6b shares lands us around 4 Your welcome

tyrusthomas11

Buys today: GDX, GM, MAA, O, PYPL, RTX & SNOW.

DyehuthyTV

First at all, you have to Understand that **ACTIVE INVESTING** is *More Risky* than **PASSIVE INVESINTG.** **Active Investing (MAA & TAA):** Buy & Sell Stocks every Month or every Quarter (*Rebalancing ur Portfolio*) always implies more RISK. An if you gonna use Leverage, like in Options, this will add ALOT MORE RISK (*u will have more Realized losses if goes wrong*) to your Portfolio **Passive Investing (SAA):** Buy & Hold Good Business (*Stocks*) through more than 1 **Business Cycle** (*4 to 8 years*) wil give you more Profitability than any Active Investing strategy. PATIENCE PAY MORE in the Long-Term. ​ So you can combine PASSIVE INVESTING with ACTIVE INVESTING, understanding that **Asset Allocation** will be your "**Main tool"** to confronts the **Systematic Risk** (*Market Risk*📉) **Example Idea:** *Is not an Advice, you have to do your own DD* ​ * You can do a **SAA Portfolio** of **Value Stocks** (*Blue Ships, x example*) with Good Dividend Yield Payment, in this Portfolio you can have a **Monthly Fix Income** (*Div. Payment*) if you Pick a Good Stocks (*Good Fundamentals: Earnings, EPS, Div. Payment Growing*) * You can use this **Dividend Fix Income** to try to Enhance your RETURNS with Options, by an ACTIVE INVESTING STRATEGY (*MAA & TAA*) on them [THE ACTIVE INVESTING FUNDS, MOST OF THEM UNDERPERFORM THE BENCHMARK (SPX)](https://www.spglobal.com/spdji/en/research-insights/spiva/) And this People are Professionals. *Passive Investing in the Long-Term is always more Profitable. But dont Missunderstood here, this have Risk, Stocks always have Risk. This why is IMPORTANT have a good Wealth Invesment Plan, by understand concepts like Diversification = is not buy everything! xD* Cya, mate. https://preview.redd.it/6bkgzc4ihvdb1.jpeg?width=871&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=ec97f3d2977c6e4b2e04edd50f53738ae83d1dde

TonyDaGreek

I’m starting out with small daily adds on MAA

Vintage_Dude_79

Don’t use PE for Reits, the reason is depreciation. Look at AFFO instead. Both AMT and EXR are solid. AMT is probably the better long term value at these prices. I recommend investigating: CCI, ARE, REXR, TRNO, EGP, ESS, AVB, MAA. Good luck.

homeless_alchemist

There are apartment reits like MAA. Some our region specific or targeted at luxury buildings. It's possible they're already down a bit from there highs though

HannyBo9

MAA

Silly_Escape13

I would add some solid US retailers like COST which will thrive through thick and thin and maybe some apartment REITs , I like MAA but there are others.

thekittynati

This is what happens when your response to fraud is (in other words), *”BHAINCHOD MAA KA DOOD PIYA HAI!?”*

LehmanMothers

BREAKING: Nikkei.com now running articles about ADE https://twitter.com/nikkei/status/1246755720860700672?t=aSEfoiVP0TMt7sorvQ4MAA&s=19

dcmtbr

A few mulitfamily REITS - EQR/AVB for large urban coastal cities, MAA for sunbelt, and ESS for the westcoast. But based on the original thread comment you would be stating that apartment rentals would go south by shorting multifamily REITs which might not be the same as the housing market.

sinncab6

Lol from Google because I have no idea what the fuck this company even is. If you want to withdraw your money and it does not matter if you have profits or not, they will delay the withdrawing process for months. If they delay it for six months, you won’t be able to file a chargeback anymore and your money is gone for good. It does not matter how often you remind them or insist in withdrawing your money, you will NOT get them back. And if you signed the Managed Account Agreement or MAA, which is basically authorizing them to do anything they want on your account, they will lose all your funds so there won’t be anything to request anymore Yeah go ahead sign the form im sure they are on the up and up.

ChappaquiddickTed

MAA and NXRT are my picks, EGP for industrial, NSA for storage, O because it’s O.

videosforscience

The 10yr returns on residential reits has been 9.88%/yr, the better run ones like MAA are 12%/yr. The ROI on small landlords is typically 5-15%/yr. Reits use lower margin, lower cost of capital, and the benefits of scale to basically give you the same return on capital as a small scale landlord would get without the labor involved of actually being a landlord. Reits have also pulled back over 20% in anticipation of a harder upcoming rate environment and possible recession. Small time landlords are still paying all time high prices for rentals, so basically reits have already priced in a 20-40k discount in every property they own, where small landlords are still operating on today's valuations. If you equalize that disparity it adds another 2%/yr to reits performance.

Rule_Of_72T

EQR, AVB, ESS, MAA, CPT are my favorite apartment REITs.

BlindSquirrelCapital

I never felt the need to buy a REIT ETF because you can diversify in the REIT sector with just a few holdings (apartments, industrial, retail, healthcare etc.). It really depends on how much you have to invest and whether you can diversify in the REIT space to give you a broader exposure. I own ADC, AVB, STAG, MPW and WPC. I may add MAA and CCI or AMT if the price gets right. I keep my REIT exposure to around 7-8% of the total portfolio and feel that is enough. It is a personal preference however so what works for me may not be suitable for your situation.

queequegsidol

I own $MAA and I like it… but I did buy @$114 in 2020. They specialize in Sunbelt garden apartments.

Dense-Marionberry-31

Right now, not much looks good.. lol.. but a few I like are MAA, VICI, WY, and American Tower. I literally just got back from REITweek in NYC and listened to the CEO’s of these companies talk. They are solid.

Dense-Marionberry-31

Look at reits or dividend paying utilities. The boring stuff, the promise of fast money here… it’s bullshit. Everyone gets whacked at some point. If you can’t afford to lose it, don’t play on anything you see here. Personally, I like VICI, AMT, MAA, EXR and WY. Not a recommendation on any particular company. But trust me you will lose eventually if you play this game.

Choco-Cheeseburg

So theres no guarantee Maang stocks will "explode again". statistically mega cap stocks dont perform well over time even if they last forever (i believe ATAT for example once was 5% of the SNP500, now the returns are dismal. the beauty of buying the QQQ is that if Maang collectively or just MAA got beat down and stayed down, then theyll just be replaced by new companies that are thriving. you might have many year long periods where the QQQ doesnt do well, but it will always be replaced with new MAANG

Miserable_Message330

MA MAAa IT's doin the THING again! MAA

PeanutButter_Kong

Zillow rent data stinks..so most of your graphs are bad...it's often so far from reality. A better rent inflation gauge would be to look at multifamily REITS like EQR if you live in a big city on the coast in the US or MAA if you live in the sunbelt...NMHC, industry group, might have some public info too. Also, CPI for housing is taken infrequently (you need to look at how it's calculated & how often). Housing like a lot of other stuff has crazy price increases (property taxes are a giant one, which a lot of places are experiencing b/c of huge asset bubbles everywhere & unlike a lot of other bubbles the local gov't doesn't like to reassess lower when prices come down), labor to do things, paint got crazy expensive, timber prices are nuts...on the investment front right now something hugely relevant are rising interest rates, which will effect housing prices and bring them down. Your rent may go up but that does not mean the landlord is actually doing better (income +appreciation)....take a look at Residential REITS for example like EQR (one of the largest apartment reits): has been getting smoked lately largely b/c most people see interest rate rises....a $2.50 annual dividend is not helping a $15 stock price decline.

baconography

Yet, some of the residential REITs (MAA, NXRT) have been pounded lately.

BeKindInTheMetaverse

MAA

taplar

[https://www.merrilledge.com/guided-investing](https://www.merrilledge.com/guided-investing) ## How and when is my account rebalanced? * Merrill Guided Investing strategies are actively managed and are not rebalanced on timed intervals or periods. Merrill may update your strategy's allocation based on overall market conditions and potential opportunities to lower or take on more risk. * Like all securities, the value of the ETFs and mutual funds in your account will rise and fall over time. Our portfolio managersFootnote \* will monitor your account for any changes from your strategy's target asset allocation and rebalance your account as needed. Your account may also be rebalanced due to contributions or withdrawals or other flows of assets into or out of your account. * Additionally. Merrill Guided Investing requires clients to complete a periodic review to confirm that their portfolio is still aligned with their goals. If your recommendation changes and you accept the change, your portfolio will be automatically adjusted to the new recommendation. * The Chief Investment Office (CIO) develops the investment strategies for Merrill Guided Investing and Merrill Guided Investing with Advisor, including providing its recommendations of ETFs, mutual funds and related asset allocations. Managed Account Advisors LLC (MAA), Merrill's affiliate, is the overlay portfolio manager responsible for implementing the Merrill Guided Investing strategies for client accounts, including facilitating the purchase & sale of ETFs and mutual funds in client accounts and updating account asset allocations when the CIO's recommendations change while also implementing any applicable individual client or firm restriction(s).

iowarelocation

yeah, I'm holding on. The long term plan was to hold using a future world where Commercial Boeing refit their product base with electrification, alternative fuels, more composite aircraft designs. The 10-15 year cycle of aircraft purchasing is within that window of holding so we'll see if airline's change their behavior. The alternatives for Boeing (and Airbus) are limited. Chinese alternatives (COMAC, MAA) are just not there yet to take away wholesale market share. And no doubt their military side will benefit from future military stresses and retooling of the US defense tools

Beard3dViking

Bout take these bbig put gains and get the wife a literal bag lol Louis, Prada, decisions decisions. Maybe throw in some jimmy choos 

LadyOfWrath

Well it is important to understand milestone payments due to $AKBA following Vadadustat approval in the U.S. I am pulling two snips from the report for you in that regard. These comments are from $AKBA's Q3 2021 conference call transcript. It is also important to understand the expensive clinic trials involving Vadadustat are now completed and R&D spending has tapered. "We believe that our cash resources will be sufficient to fund our current operating plan through at least the next 12 months. Commenting beyond that would require guidance on vadadustat launch revenues, which we are not prepared to provide at this time." "Subject to the terms of our collaboration agreements with Otsuka, Akebia has the right to receive milestone payments from Otsuka on the approval of vadadustat in the US and Europe. Given the tiered nature of these milestones, if vadadustat succeeds in being the first HIF-PHI to be approved in the US, the US regulatory milestones from Otsuka are estimated to be up to $65 million." Additionally, there are significant potential sales milestones. As a part of our existing R&D funding arrangement with Otsuka, up to 50% of these milestones may be used to offset our accumulated R&D pre-funding, which today stands at $100 million. Given that our partner, Otsuka, has now filed their MAA in Europe, we should point out that we are eligible to receive up to $17 million in regulatory milestones, assuming no delays in the MAA review process. In addition, consistent with the terms of our license agreement with Vifor, Akebia has the right to receive $25 million in milestone payments upon US approval of vadadustat and its inclusion in the prospective payment system or TDAPA, whichever is first.

byPxil

My portfolio, intend to hold for a few months and replace high risk/high reward with more stable and less risky stocks. DHX 10% CLFD 10% ACLS 10% MAA 7,5% E4C 10% UNH 12,5% EXR 15% VCTR 10% PSA 15% I have around 10k invested. Unfortunately, I had a lot of tech stocks one month ago so i lost around 2k and try to get my money back now. Bought these 1-2 weeks ago and have +6-7% in DHX, CLFD and ACLS.

amp1212

>I wonder if companies like Zillow and opendoor are going to lead to major legislation on corporate home buying due to the housing shortage and the potential they have to manipulate a market Well, Zillow is gone from the market and Opendoor is tiny, so hard to see "major legislation" about this. And with both Z and Opendoor, both had the plan to quickly resell properties -- that's not an obvious problem for the market, quite the opposite, what they were aiming for was to make the notoriously illiquid and high transaction cost residential RE market a little more efficient. If you were looking for corporate real estate of concern to the public interest, the acitivities of giant landlords are orders of magnitude more important. The Kushner family's Westminster Management has rough 25,000 apartment units; and there are a much bigger landlords -- Tennessee's MAA has 100,000 apartment units. Hedge funds and other institutional investors are far more important -- Blackrock has been a huge buyer, for example, see the Wall Street Journal's piece, from about six months back [If You Sell a House These Days, the Buyer Might Be a Pension Fund](https://www.wsj.com/articles/if-you-sell-a-house-these-days-the-buyer-might-be-a-pension-fund-11617544801) \[4 April 2021\]

homeless_alchemist

Depends on which REITS you mean. There are some that are up alot. See IIPR (marijuana), MAA (apartments), HASI (renewable energy). You just have to look at the right sectors. Anything with commercial is down bad right now.

TheMadBeaker

Another stock you might consider is $NNN it is very similar to $O except it pays slightly higher dividends quarterly (instead of monthly like $O). They have a lot of overlap in clients too. I like them both because there are a lot of companies that provide the day-to-day needs for people and would weather even the bad times just fine. Both of these you can just buy and forget about. $STAG looks interesting, but it appears most of its properties are distribution warehouses. From one of their reports 4% is Amazon, which I would consider very stable. Some of the companies I've never heard of. While they are leasing large amounts to single tenants, it's not like they will just skip rent and move out overnight. However, if times turn bad and a company goes belly up, then that could be a lot of square footage sitting empty. It looks like a good stock / company, but if the economy starts to slow I would have to keep an eye on it very carefully. Warehouse facilities are a dime a dozen. There's always a demand in good times, and always a glut of empty ones in bad... If you want to throw another monkey in the wrench, take a look at $CPT & $MAA both are nice apartment REITs. Good growth & dividend. People pay more $/sqft than a warehouse, and there's always a need for more homes as the population only increases.

anothercountrymouse

No leads on Florida REITs but curious what your take is on MAA? Have a small stake and considering increasing but the yield is a little anemic at current prices

Defiant_Chemistry966

Ya, I read that report. Increase in quarterly loss due to ramped up spending in R&D to generate an inventory of the drug once EUA is approved. Once commercialized, they intend to capitalize the R&D spend into inventory. So, to be expected, I guess? I mean, they gotta create the drug if they intend to sell it, right? Shouldn't have been a negative surprise? \--Said by someone holding HGEN bags, waiting on EUA approval and/or MAA approval in UK

crazybutthole

Theres also maa. *(mid american apartments.) Its a REIT that invests in hundreds of apartment complexes nationwide. If people get foreclosed on and cant afford a new house....MAA is there to provide them an apartment. It pays small dividend yield. Maybe 2.4% or so. But it has also risen like 55% in the past year - so it is doing what we want while maintaining its dividends. I am. Invested in tem different REITs and i am happy with their growth and dividend returns. *(happy enough i buy another share of each every two or three weeks) These are the ones i like: ARR ACRE GMRE SBRA OHi NYMT TWO KW CHMI STWD And i do own one share of MAA - but i havent added to it cause the dividends are low and the others above all pay much better dividends.

GRAPE_FRUIT_EXTRACT

Up roughly 600% in 4 months (1k to 15k). MAA calls, then BB calls to get to 4k. Got lucky on corsair calls up to 25k, only sold half. Aggressive theta strategy now back to 20k and will stay with theta for now. CSPs on wish and sofi. Might wheel them around a bit. Bought the pltr dip with some August/September calls.

safidon

? 2 cinama land / shani MAA ?

carlyslayjedsen

The real trend is movement to the sunbelt with lower CoL from places like the Bay Area, nyc, la etc. plenty of reits like MAA and CPT focus on that region.

Cquintessential

Industrials and apartment REITs. As the economy reopens, I think there will be quite a few people that have been staving off mortgage default with COVID relief. That should revitalize the renter housing/apartment market, as people head back to cities. Also, motel and hotel LEAPS. Looking at INN and H for motel/hotels. Looking at AIV, MAA, and possibly AVB (but I don’t like AVB’s positioning for a rent based housing market that is focused on avoiding the city, which wfh has made much more viable.)

mPiR_3dot1415

Any thoughts on commercial real estate? Seeing JLL, CWK, CBRE, & MAA as slivers of green in a field of red. My smooth brain isn't making the connection b/w how higher rates might help these firms.

the_hammburglar


bakebakingbaked

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

Daxty

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

CooldudeXD

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

MonkeyBrawler

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

Snoo-1802

stocks I like - for the hedge funds buying tech to track this 🚀 🚀 🚀 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

Mezzoski

I fully support you in yor sentiment for: 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