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Our Coverage Universe Sorted by Ticker Symbol Previous | Next Our Coverage Universe Sorted By Ticker Symbol Previous | Next << Best Ideas Newsletters Archive (login required) -- view the Best Ideas Newsletter portfolio << Dividend Growth Newsletters Archive (login required) -- view the Dividend Growth Newsletter portfolio << Learn more about a membership to gain access to reports Please find a list of our coverage universe below. We continue to add and remove companies due to market events and customer preference so please check back periodically. The companies are sorted by 'ticker symbol.' To access the report of your choosing, please use the 'Symbol' search box in our website header. If you have any questions or if we can be of any assistance, please contact us. FAQ >> Testimonials >> This list is not a comprehensive list of companies that we follow. Symbol Company Name Sector Industry A Agilent Technologies Industrials Electrical Equipment AA Alcoa Materials Aluminum AAL American Airlines Group Industrials Major Airlines AAN Aaron's Inc Consumer Discretionary Specialty Retailers AAP Advance Auto Parts Consumer Discretionary Specialty Retail - auto AAPL Apple Information Technology Computer Hardware AB AllianceBernstein Financials Asset Management ABAX Abaxis Health Care Diagnostic Substances ABB ABB Industrials Electrical Equipment - industrial ABBV AbbVie Health Care Pharmaceuticals - Big ABC AmerisourceBergen Health Care Healthcare Products ABT Abbott Health Care Pharmaceuticals - Big ABX Barrick Gold Materials Metals & Mining - gold ACC American Campus Financials REIT - Residential ACGL Arch Capital Financials Insurance - Property & Casualty ACH Aluminum Corp of China Materials Aluminum ACIW ACI Worldwide Information Technology Financial Tech Services ACM AECOM Industrials E&C ACN Accenture Information Technology Business Services ADBE Adobe Systems Information Technology Software ADES ADA-ES Inc Industrials Pollution Controls ADI Analog Devices Information Technology Integrated Circuits ADM Archer-Daniels-Midland Consumer Staples Food Products - Large ADP Automatic Data Processing Information Technology Staffing Services ADS Alliance Data Systems Information Technology Business Services ADSK Autodesk Information Technology Software ADUS Addus HomeCare Health Care Home Health Care AEE Ameren Energy Utilities AEIS Advanced Energy Information Technology Electronic Suppliers AEO American Eagle Consumer Discretionary Retail - Under 30, Off-Price, Sport Apparel AEP American Electric Energy Utilities - Large AFAM Almost Family Health Care Home Health Care AFG American Financial Financials Insurance - Property & Casualty AFL Aflac Financials Insurance - Accident & Health AG First Majestic Silver Materials Mining - diversified AGCO AGCO Corp Industrials Machinery - agriculture AGN Allergan Health Care Pharma - Generic/Other AGNC American Capital Financials REIT - Residential AGU Agrium Materials Chemicals - agriculture AIG AIG Financials Insurance - Property & Casualty AINV Apollo Investment Financials Asset Management AIR AAR Corp Industrials A&D Suppliers AIRI Air Industries Group Industrials A&D Suppliers AIT Applied Industrial Industrials Distributors AIV Apartment Investment Financials REIT - Residential AIZ Assurant Inc Financials Insurance - Accident & Health AJG Arthur J Gallagher Financials Insurance - Brokers AKAM Akamai Tech Information Technology Internet Software & Svcs AKS AK Steel Hldg Materials Metals & Mining - steel AL Air Lease Industrials A&D Suppliers ALB Albemarle Materials Chemicals - mid/small ALE Allete Energy Utilities ALGN Align Tech Health Care Medical Instruments ALK Alaska Air Industrials Major Airlines ALL The Allstate Corp Financials Insurance - Property & Casualty ALLE Allegion Industrials Commercial Services ALR Alere Health Care Health Providers & Svcs ALSN Allison Transmission Consumer Discretionary Auto Parts Suppliers ALV Autoliv Consumer Discretionary Auto Parts Suppliers ALXN Alexion Pharma Health Care Biotechnology AMAT Applied Materials Information Technology Semi Equipment AMAT Applied Materials Information Technology Semi Equipment AMCX AMC Networks Inc Consumer Discretionary Media - CATV AMD Advanced Micro Devices Information Technology Broad Line Semiconductors AME Ametek Industrials Electrical Equipment - industrial AMED Amedisys Health Care Home Health Care AMGN Amgen Health Care Pharmaceuticals - Big AMP Ameriprise Financial Financials Asset Management AMT American Tower Telecom Services Wireless Telecom Services AMZN Amazon.com Consumer Discretionary Internet & Catalog Retail AN AutoNation Consumer Discretionary Specialty Retail - auto ANF Abercrombie & Fitch Consumer Discretionary Retail - Under 30, Off-Price, Sport Apparel ANGI Angie's List Information Technology Internet Software & Svcs ANSS Ansys Inc Information Technology Software AOBC American Outdoor Brands Consumer Discretionary Leisure AOS AO Smith Corp Industrials Electrical Equipment - industrial APA Apache Energy Independent Oil & Gas APC Anadarko Energy Independent Oil & Gas APD Air Products & Chemicals Materials Chemicals - broad APH Amphenol Corp Information Technology Electronic Suppliers APU AmeriGas Partners Energy Utilities ARCC Ares Capital Financials Asset Management ARCO Arcos Dorados Consumer Discretionary Restaurants - Fast Food & Coffee ARII American Railcar Industrials Railroads ARLP Alliance Resource Partners Energy Industrial Minerals ARNA Arena Pharma Health Care Biotechnology ARR ARMOUR Residential Financials REIT - Residential ASH Ashland Materials Chemicals - broad ASNA Ascena Retail Consumer Discretionary Retail - Men's, Women's, Kids' Apparel ATGE Adtalem Global Education Consumer Discretionary Education Services ATI Allegheny Technologies Materials Aluminum ATR Aptar Materials Containers & Packaging ATRO Astronics Industrials A&D Suppliers ATU Actuant Industrials Machinery & Tools ATVI Activision Information Technology Software - graphics ATW Atwood Oceanics Energy Energy Svcs - Offshore Drilling AUY Yamana Gold Materials Metals & Mining - gold AVB AvalonBay Communities Financials REIT - Residential AVGO Broadcom Information Technology Broad Line Semiconductors AVID Avid Tech Information Technology Software - graphics AVP Avon Products Consumer Discretionary Luxury - Established Brands AVT Avnet Information Technology Electronic Suppliers AVX AVX Corp Information Technology Electronic Suppliers AVY Avery Dennison Materials Paper Products AXE Anixter Industrials Distributors AXL American Axle Consumer Discretionary Auto Parts Suppliers AXP American Express Financials Banks & Money Centers AXS Axis Capital Financials Insurance - Property & Casualty AYI Acuity Brands Information Technology Electronic Suppliers AZN AstraZeneca Health Care Pharmaceuticals - Big AZO AutoZone Consumer Discretionary Specialty Retail - auto B Barnes Group Industrials Electrical Equipment BA Boeing Industrials A&D Prime BABA Alibaba Consumer Discretionary Internet & Catalog Retail BAC Bank of America Financials Banks & Money Centers BAH Booz Allen Information Technology Management Services BAX Baxter Intl Health Care Medical Instruments BBBY Bed Bath & Beyond Consumer Discretionary Specialty Retailers BBRG Bravo Brio Consumer Discretionary Restaurants - Fast Cas & Full Svc BBRY BlackBerry Information Technology Computer Hardware BBT BB&T Financials Banks & Money Centers BBW Build-A-Bear Workshop Consumer Discretionary Leisure BBY Best Buy Consumer Discretionary Specialty Retailers BC Brunswick Industrials Recreational Vehicles BCE BCE Telecom Services Telecom Services - diversified BCH Banco de Chile Financials Regional Banks BCR C. R. Bard Health Care Medical Instruments BDE Black Diamond Consumer Discretionary Sporting Goods BDX Becton, Dickinson Health Care Medical Instruments BEBE Bebe Consumer Discretionary Retail - Men's, Women's, Kids' Apparel BEL Belmond Consumer Discretionary Hotels BEN Franklin Resources Financials Asset Management BF.B Brown-Forman Consumer Staples Beverages - alcoholic BFAM Bright Horizons Family Consumer Discretionary Personal Services BG Bunge Consumer Staples Food Products - Large BGC General Cable Industrials Electrical Equipment - industrial BGCP BGC Partners Financials Asset Management BGFV Big 5 Consumer Discretionary Retail - Sporting Goods BGG Briggs & Stratton Industrials Machinery & Tools BHGE Baker Hughes Energy Energy Equipment - Large BHP BHP Billiton Materials Mining - diversified BID Sotheby's Consumer Discretionary Luxury - Ultra & Aspirational BIDU Baidu Information Technology Internet Software & Svcs BIG Big Lots Consumer Discretionary Multiline Retail - discount BIIB Biogen Health Care Biotechnology BIO Bio-Rad Health Care Medical Devices BIP Brookfield Infrastructure Energy Utilities BJRI BJ's Restaurants Consumer Discretionary Restaurants - Fast Cas & Full Svc BK Bank of NY Mellon Financials Banks & Money Centers BKE Buckle Consumer Discretionary Retail - Under 30, Off-Price, Sport Apparel BKS Barnes & Noble Consumer Discretionary Book Publishing BKU BankUnited Financials Regional Banks BLK BlackRock, Inc. Financials Asset Management BLKB Blackbaud Information Technology Software BLL Ball Corp Materials Containers & Packaging BMI Badger Meter Industrials Electrical Equipment BMO Bank of Montreal Financials Banks/Asset Management BMRN BioMarin Pharma Health Care Biotechnology BMS Bemis Materials Containers & Packaging BMY Bristol-Myers Squibb Health Care Pharmaceuticals - Big BNS Bank of Nova Scotia Financials Banks/Asset Management BOBE Bob Evans Consumer Discretionary Restaurants - Fast Cas & Full Svc BORN China New Borun
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