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EBF
Ennis, Inc.
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Aug 4, 2026 3:59:53 PM EDT

22.30USD+0.814%(+0.18)154,340

18.85Bid 25.45Ask 6.60Spread

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Aug 4, 2026 4:00:30 PM EDT

22.32USD+0.090%(+0.02)41,008

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As of Aug 4, 2026 9:26:01 PM EDT (1 min. ago)

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5 days ago • u/conantheimpaler • r/dividends • fairly_new_investor_curious_about_diversifying_my • Seeking Advice • B

My allocation right now is
Basic mats 31.53%
Broad 23.24%
Energy 16.53%
Industrial 4.63%
Real estate 18.07%
Utilities 5.43%
I’m in
31.56% commodities
26.57% equities
23.23% fixed income
18.08% real estate
I like the positions I currently hold. I would have split my allocation in $LAND with half of it going to $FPI instead looking back, but I’m fine with it.
I like oil and gas. I like land. I’m looking at $WY right now for timber.
Boring companies like $ACCO are fun too. Been looking at $EBF along those lines.
I guess what I’m asking is how should I bet go about continuing to grow my portfolio while trying to keep any one sector from exceeding a set percentage of the overall portfolio. I’d like to remain in “hard assets” vs tech, AI, whatever. My 401k exposes me to all that bullshit.

5 days ago • u/conantheimpaler • r/dividends • fairly_new_investor_curious_about_diversifying_my • Seeking Advice • B

My allocation right now is
Basic mats 31.53%
Broad 23.24%
Energy 16.53%
Industrial 4.63%
Real estate 18.07%
Utilities 5.43%
I’m in
31.56% commodities
26.57% equities
23.23% fixed income
18.08% real estate
I like the positions I currently hold. I would have split my allocation in $LAND with half of it going to $FPI instead looking back, but I’m fine with it.
I like oil and gas. I like land. I’m looking at $WY right now for timber.
Boring companies like $ACCO are fun too. Been looking at $EBF along those lines.
I guess what I’m asking is how should I bet go about continuing to grow my portfolio while trying to keep any one sector from exceeding a set percentage of the overall portfolio. I’d like to remain in “hard assets” vs tech, AI, whatever. My 401k exposes me to all that bullshit.

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