AP
Ampco-Pittsburgh Corp.
stock NYSE

This is your answer. I've worked in finance departments my whole career. Even healthy companies can lose people over payroll mishaps. There's no predicting what yours will do in worst of times but assume the worst. Collect on AR and postpone AP to make sure you pay employees. Loan the company money if you have it. Asset based loan from your bank on your inventory and/or receivables. Something.

Idk either but from what i gathered - a quant is a math genius (kinda like Rainman) who deals with trigonometry and derivatives and sh*t. Most of them tested out of AP calculus in HS and thought about majoring in History at some point during their college tenure. They also like to turn down school's like Harvard because their Socrates approach to teaching focuses on rhetorical questions instead of concepts like the exponential quantum scaling theory.

Nice news coverage, he raised them in response to: what governmental actions in Canada? The raising of tariffs and implementation of what new taxes. Nice job tell half the story again AP.

🇱🇷🥚 Eier sind schließlich per Dekret der Clownsorange im Fettbürgerland jetzt so billig wie noch nie. Kann ja nicht sein, dass die Kommunisten in Kalifornien künstlich den Eierpreis nach oben treiben nur um MAGA zu schaden 😤🤡🍊
**Trump administration sues California over egg prices, per AP** - *The Trump administration says the law imposes burdensome red tape on the production of eggs and egg products across the country because of the state’s outsize role in the national economy.*

I would say go for icici , hcl tech , bajaj finance, bajajhf and and berger instead of AP. Adani green also seems a good one but adani stocks are really volatile and can easily wipe years of gains and personally i won’t pick other stocks from the list. Also go for some midcap high growth companies.

The David Fish/Justin Law Dividend Champions spreadsheet provides Chowder Numbers in column "AP" [https://www.ireitinvestor.com/dividend-champions/](https://www.ireitinvestor.com/dividend-champions/)

The Dividend Radar version has it in column "AA" [https://www.portfolio-insight.com/dividend-radar](https://www.portfolio-insight.com/dividend-radar)
Chowder Rule: Named after "Seeking Alpha" member Chowder, this is a method of identifying candidates for purchase based on a combination of yield and (5-year) dividend growth rate. When the sum of these elements is above 12%, the company presents an attractive entry point (8% for utilities). When the figure is above 8%, an existing holding is still considered worthy of being retained. Caution: This 'Rule" is intended to be used in conjunction with measures of quality, such as high marks for safety and financial stability, as specified by organizations such as Value Line or Morningstar.

So in figuring out how a word is used you think that taking the definition from an AP stats class is better than taking it from the 6th grade general curriculum?
Can you tell me how many people have an AP Stats background vs a 6th grade math background?

Im not sure. In AP statistics class, for instance, when you’re asked to describe a data set (which includes describing the average of it), you are supposed to pick the correct metric that describes the data, whether that’s mean or median. But I see where you’re coming from