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Originally Posted by Dani  When you get that list, post it here.
Maybe someone on the forums can put you in touch with an investment that is in line with what you want, once you work out what it is. |
01. Vital Choice salmon
02. Laura Scudder peanut butter
03. Buddy's chicken
04. Newman's own
05. Graco stroller
06. Adobe
07. Mini shower
08. Snappi
09. Apple
10. Disney
11. Dream Works
12. Nickelodeon
13. Hayhouse
14. Wayne Dyer's books
15. Prismacolors
16. HP
17. Applegate farms
18. Robeez
19. UPS
20. DHL
21. Southwestern Airlines
22. Pella
23. Epiphone
24. Yamaha
25. n:vision
26. LifeTime Fitness
27. Berkey
28. Cannon
29. Nikon
30. Nokia
31. Motorola
32. Red Hat
33. Suse
34. Home Depot
35. Breed & Co.
36. Amazon
37. Callahans
38. Kerby Lane
39. Chuy's
40. 7th Generation
41. Bose
42. igloo
43. Scotch (tape)
44. Hanes
45. Lodge (cast iron)
46. Hall (cough drops)
47. King Arthur (flour)
48. John McCann's Irish Oatmeal
49. HEB
50. Whole Foods
51. The Contatiner Store
52. allegro coffee
53. Horizon organic
54. Cuisinart
55. Enterprise
56. Muir Glen Organic (tomatoes)
57. Bubbies
58. Black & Decker
59. Capitol Metro
60. Really Raw Honey
61. Back to Basics
62. Ball (mason jars)
63. Bernina
64. Nomadic Notions
65. Savers
66. Goodwill
67. Bounty (paper towels)
68. Avent
69. Medena
70. Bausch & Lomb Boston Cleaner
71. Play Dough
72. all (laundry detergent)
73. ERA
74. Jason (shampoo)
75. Paul Mitchell
76. Toyota
77. White Mountain Yogurt
78. Allstate
79. Panasonic
80. Time Warner Cable (AOL)
81. Wilderness Family Naturals
82. Signing Time
83. Legos
84. Whirlpool
85. KitchenAid
86. Gillette
87. pHisoderm
88. whoever makes the GPS for Denali, Honda
89. Singer
90. OralB
91. citgo
92. VitaMix
93. Lowe's
94. Kinko's
95. Fry's
96. Half Price Books
97. The Economist
98. Stickies
99. NewTrends Publishing
100. Shady Maple Farms
101. Warner Brothers
102. Maya
This is my first cut of a list, basically I just wrote down every company that I shop at retail or that I have their products in my house. I believe that I am investing at these companies when I buy their products, so if I start researching and then find a big moral issue for myself then I should look for alternatives to buying their products as well, so it's kind of 2 birds with 1 stone. The next step will be to find out how many of these are even publicly traded companies, and what their stock symbols are. Then I'll sort that list by which companies products and vision excite me the most, and then start going down that list looking at financials. I'll keep y'all posted.