As of NY close July 5, 2023


Company Rank/Company Name/Market Capitalization(07-05-2023)/Headquarters City, State

MIDWEST: 14 Companies--$3.357T Total Market Cap
8 Berkshire Hathaway--$744.26B(Omaha, NE)
10 UnitedHealth--$447.49B(Minnetonka, MN)
11 Eli Lilly--$442.07B(Indianapolis, IN)
17 Proctor & Gamble--$358.82B(Cincinnati, OH)
25 AbbVie--$242.80B(North Chicago, IL)
29 McDonalds--$216.76B(Chicago, IL)
35 Abbott Laboratories--$189.58B(Chicago, IL)
61 Union Pacific--$124.75B(Omaha, NE)
65 Deere & Co--$118.64B(Moline, IL)
72 Stryker--$112.88B(Kalamazoo, MI)

75 Elevance Health--$105.02B(Indianapolis, IN)
79 Mondelez--$99.71B(Chicago, IL)
99 Progressive--$77.48B(Mayfield, OH)
100 Fiserv---$77.10B(Brookfield, WI)

NORTHEAST: 33 Companies--$5.179T Market Cap
14 Johnson & Johnson--$423.09B(New Brunswick, NJ)
15 JPMorgan Chase--$422.68B(New York, NY)
21 Merck--$292.79B(New York, NY)
24 Pepsico--$257.04B(Harrison, NY)
32 Pfizer--$205.99B(New York, NY)
33 Thermo Fisher Scientific--$201.24B(Waltham, MA)
37 Danaher--$175.16B(Washington, DC)
38 Comcast--$172.92B(Philadelphia, PA)
44 Verizon--$157.56B(New York, NY)
47 Philip Morris--$151.52B(Stamford, CT)

48 Raytheon Technologies--$143.54B(Waltham, MA)
49 Morgan Stanley--$143.49B(New York, NY)
52 Bristol-Myers Squibb--$135.98B(New York, NY)
54 American Express--$130.49B(New York, NY)
56 Boeing--$128.32B(Arlington, VA)
58 S&P Global--$128.19B(New York, NY)
62 IBM--$121.89B(Armonk, NY)
66 General Electric--$118.45B(Boston, MA)
67 Lockheed Martin--$117.19B(Bethesda, MD)
74 Goldman Sachs--$107.22B(New York, NY)

76 BlackRock--$103.76B(New York, NY)
78 Booking Holdings--$99.73B(Norwalk, CT)
80 TJX Companies--$97.34B(Framingham, MA)
82 Analog Devices--$95.26B(Wilmington, MA)
83 American Tower--$92.44B(Boston, MA)
84 Marsh & McLennan--$92.03B(New York, NY)
85 Citigroup--$91.10B(New York, NY)
86 ADP--$90.80B(Roseland, NJ)
87 Vertex Pharcmaceuticals--$89.71B(Boston, MA)
88 CVS Health--$89.21B(Woonsocket, RI)

92 Cigna $83.06B(Bloomfield, CT)
96 Regeneron Pharmaceuticals--$78.75B(Tarrytown, NY)
97 Zoetis--$78.25B(Parsippany-Troy Hills, NJ)

SOUTH: 19 Companies--$4.083T Total Market Cap
6 Tesla--$895.32B(Austin, TX)
12 Exxon Mobil--$432.23B(Irving, TX)
13 Walmart--$425.76B(Bentonville, AR)
19 Oracle--$314.74B(Austin, TX)
20 Home Depot---$313.09B(Atlanta, GA)
23 Coca-Cola--$263.92B(Atlanta, GA)
27 Bank of America--$231.74B(Charlotte, NC)
43 Texas Instruments--$160.22B(Dallas, TX)
45 UPS--$154.57B(Atlanta, GA)
46 Nextera Energy--$151.65B(Juno Beach, FL)

51 Honeywell--$137.41B(Charlotte, NC)
53 Lowe's--$132.13B(Mooresville, NC)
59 Caterpillar--$126.41B(Irving, TX)
60 ConocoPhillips--$125.87B(Houston, TX)
70 AT&T--$114.88B(Dallas, TX)
77 Charles Schwab--$103.17B(Westlake, TX)
91 HCA Healthcare--$83.48B(Nashville, TN)
94 Altria Group--$82.07B( Richmond, VA)
98 Southern Company--$78.15B(Atlanta, GA)

WEST: 33 Companies--$14.856T Market Cap
1 Apple--$3.050T(Cupertino, CA)
2 Microsoft--$2.532T(Redmond, WA)
3 Alphabet--$1.526T(Mountain View, CA)
4 Amazon--$1.337T(Seattle, WA)
5 NVIDIA--$1.045T(Santa Clara, CA)
7 Meta Platforms--$756.63B(Menlo Park, CA)
9 Visa--$500.46B(San Francisco, CA)
18 Broadcom--$357.82B(San Jose, CA)
22 Chevron--$292.47B(San Ramon, CA)
26 Costco--$239.80B(Issaquah, WA)

28 Adobe--$223.50B(San Jose, CA)
30 Cisco--$210.84B(San Jose, CA)
31 Salesforce--$208.26B(San Francisco, CA)
34 Netflix--$198.22B(Los Gatos, CA)
36 AMD--$183.50(Santa Clara, CA)
39 Nike--$169.63B(Beaverton, OR)
40 T-Mobile US--$167.45B(Bellevue, WA)
41 Walt Disney--$164.07B(Burbank, CA)
42 Wells Fargo--$163.14B(San Francisco, CA)
50 Intel--$139.47B(Santa Clara, CA)

55 QUALCOMM--$130.49B(San Diego, CA)
57 Intuit--$128.31B(Mountain View, CA)
63 Amgen--$120.69B(Thousand Oaks, CA)
64 Applied Materials--$119.46B(Santa Clara, CA)
68 Intuitive Surgical--$116.99B(Sunnyvale, CA)
69 ServiceNow--$115.26B(Santa Clara, CA)
71 Prologis--$114.50B(San Francisco, CA)
73 Starbucks--$112.87B(Seattle, WA)
81 Gilead Sciences--$96.34B(Foster City, CA)
89 Uber--$88.52B(San Francisco, CA)

90 Lam Research--$86.34B(Fremont, CA)
94 Airbnb--$82.99B(San Francisco, CA)
95 Palo Alto Networks--$78.87B(Santa Clara, CA)
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Predictions are like assholes but the recession never came and bear markets are always followed by bull runs.





https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/mark...8f428670df7ac6
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My dollar cost averaging 401k is up 19% in the past year now going back to last July. Quite a difference from earlier this year.
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I really don't keep a close eye on mine, but your post inspired me to look. Up 19% year to date and 24% in the last year. Almost back to all time high before everything tanked.
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And this is why market timing seldom works. If you believed the fear, you sold at lows and staying in cash caused you to miss out on the past 6 months of gains.
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+17% past year, +16% YTD for me in my boring target date funds.
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Let’s fucking go boys!!!!!!
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NVDA doubters, keep on doubting.
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NVDA is in the top ten things on earth that I love right now.
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My daughters "MAIN" dividend stock is up 50.3755% since we bought it 1/06/21. That's 20% per year through all this up and down crap.

ETRADE shows only 22.62% gain because it doesn't figure in dividend reinvestment.
Annoying,

we started with $3196 and the ending value is $4806. That's 50%
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Hmm, looks like my IRA is up 12% this year.

I’m a long way from retirement but I feel like I’d take that every year if given the option of that or the market.
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It’s early but it looks like me finally taking the plunge and getting VOO was a good choice. At this point I wish I had gotten more.
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Down $5 today , bad investment Rainman :-)
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Yeah, it's amazing. No one had the first half of this year being great.
This is expected to be the 3rd consecutive qtr of S&P earnings recession too. It's mostly energy dragging down what'd be a flat quarter otherwise.

Consumer discretionary is expected to be the best quarter at +27% yoy growth. If you take out just Amazon, it goes down to 6% for the whole rest of the group. The size of those big companies has become unreal. The NASDAQ 100 is supposed to rebalance today to lower the big tech companies weightings.
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Yeah, that hurt. Now I'm only up 550 percent on it.

Buy and hold is a great strategy for stocks that go up dramatically every year.
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