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    Default 05-07-2013, 04:20 PM
    Wally World out front again

    Wal-Mart retook the top spot, Berkshire Hathaway made the top five, and Apple grew enormously.
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    Default 05-07-2013, 04:41 PM
    I am glad to see ExxonMobile in the number two spot. I have a lot cash in Exxon. Their dividend is nice and solid. They are a great blue chip company to invest in. Even though I loathe Wal*Mart, they are also a good blue chip company as well.

    I find it funny that second, third and fourth places all go to oil companies. That is good to see with how little they get in profit.

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    Default 05-07-2013, 05:30 PM
    I'm glad to see GM at #7 and Ford at #10, although I would like to see the Blue Oval move up ahead of GM-I'm a loyal Ford customer, and my sister bought a bunch of their stock when it was 50 cents a share.


    It's also good to see CVS doing well-they are slightly more expensive than WalMart or Meijer, but they also are in every neighborhood, no matter how poor it is. They also hire people off the welfare rolls, and give them decent jobs with the prospect of promotion for hard work.
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    Default 05-07-2013, 05:32 PM
    Yes, CVS is a good company.

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    Default 05-28-2013, 04:05 AM
    Quote Originally Posted by noonwitch View Post
    I'm glad to see GM at #7 and Ford at #10, although I would like to see the Blue Oval move up ahead of GM-I'm a loyal Ford customer, and my sister bought a bunch of their stock when it was 50 cents a share.


    It's also good to see CVS doing well-they are slightly more expensive than WalMart or Meijer, but they also are in every neighborhood, no matter how poor it is. They also hire people off the welfare rolls, and give them decent jobs with the prospect of promotion for hard work.
    They enjoy the tax credits for hiring people that are on state benefits.
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    Default 05-28-2013, 04:17 AM
    I didn't see any green energy companies on that list.
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    Default 05-28-2013, 05:21 AM
    Quote Originally Posted by RobJohnson View Post
    I didn't see any green energy companies on that list.
    I think they all went bankrupt lol
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    Default 05-28-2013, 08:54 AM
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    I am glad to see ExxonMobile in the number two spot. I have a lot cash in Exxon.
    I worked for Mobil (no "e" on the end) for several years, so I still have a lot of stock acquired during that time. I buy all my gas at Exxon! :)
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    Default 05-28-2013, 08:59 AM
    Quote Originally Posted by linda22003 View Post
    I worked for Mobil (no "e" on the end) for several years, so I still have a lot of stock acquired during that time. I buy all my gas at Exxon! :)
    Yeah, I know there is no 'E" at the end. It was one of those things where it kept going lol ....

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    Default 05-28-2013, 10:48 AM
    Quote Originally Posted by LukeEDay View Post
    Yeah, I know there is no 'E" at the end. It was one of those things where it kept going lol ....
    It doesn't really matter.... the Mobil is "silent" when you pronounce ExxonMobil, as "Chrysler" was when it was Daimler Chrysler. :)
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