JHZR2
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yeah I bought a bunch of LINE with profits from recent VE and WFT plays.
Investors....come in please!
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Bought some more LINE on today's dip. I think it's the right choice in the long run. Even if the div is cut, the yield will still remain and it's a better place to park money than money market.
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Go line!!
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Originally Posted By: Warstud
Originally Posted By: JHZR2
Go line!!
Doesn't look like it's gone anywhere since 2011. Strictly a dividend stock.
ummmm...
Originally Posted By: JHZR2
Bought some more LINE on today's dip. I think it's the right choice in the long run. Even if the div is cut, the yield will still remain and it's a better place to park money than money market.
When you pick up a thousand shares here, a thousand shares there of something, and play the price game (I got in at $34.51), Ill take roughly $1.25/share profit in a couple days time (closed today at $35.73, and I expect it to appreciate a bit more so I havent taken profit yet).
I do this over and over again on multiple stocks. A few hundred here, a few hundred there, maybe a score for $1k... Im very seldomly selling for a tax loss. Only two percent of my trades for the entire last year were in the red, and I was nicely in the black dollar-wise, had to pay a good amount of taxes.
Its enough to cover our going out to eat on the weekend and other miscellaneous expenses... Im not trading hundreds of thousands or millions of dollars, there are well calculated patterns and risks, and its just to generate play money that doesnt have to come from my salary. Im not looking to retire off these gains. And if I took a big hit, many of the stocks I trade on have a healthy dividend (poor man's hedge), so Id just hold for that and be somewhat reconciled.
Works for me.
Originally Posted By: JHZR2
Go line!!
Doesn't look like it's gone anywhere since 2011. Strictly a dividend stock.
ummmm...
Originally Posted By: JHZR2
Bought some more LINE on today's dip. I think it's the right choice in the long run. Even if the div is cut, the yield will still remain and it's a better place to park money than money market.
When you pick up a thousand shares here, a thousand shares there of something, and play the price game (I got in at $34.51), Ill take roughly $1.25/share profit in a couple days time (closed today at $35.73, and I expect it to appreciate a bit more so I havent taken profit yet).
I do this over and over again on multiple stocks. A few hundred here, a few hundred there, maybe a score for $1k... Im very seldomly selling for a tax loss. Only two percent of my trades for the entire last year were in the red, and I was nicely in the black dollar-wise, had to pay a good amount of taxes.
Its enough to cover our going out to eat on the weekend and other miscellaneous expenses... Im not trading hundreds of thousands or millions of dollars, there are well calculated patterns and risks, and its just to generate play money that doesnt have to come from my salary. Im not looking to retire off these gains. And if I took a big hit, many of the stocks I trade on have a healthy dividend (poor man's hedge), so Id just hold for that and be somewhat reconciled.
Works for me.
Dividends are O so sweet.
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O doesn't look to yield that well... What am I missing?
I got in CIM at 2.15 and are raking that in, as well as ARR, as far as REIT income goes. Both yield higher, as do the yields on my NJ muni funds (which are doubly good given the lack of tax).
What am I missing over O?
I got in CIM at 2.15 and are raking that in, as well as ARR, as far as REIT income goes. Both yield higher, as do the yields on my NJ muni funds (which are doubly good given the lack of tax).
What am I missing over O?
Originally Posted By: JHZR2
O doesn't look to yield that well... What am I missing?
I got in CIM at 2.15 and are raking that in, as well as ARR, as far as REIT income goes. Both yield higher, as do the yields on my NJ muni funds (which are doubly good given the lack of tax).
What am I missing over O?
Look at the stability, look at the consistent Dividend growth. Very steady-eddie...
O doesn't look to yield that well... What am I missing?
I got in CIM at 2.15 and are raking that in, as well as ARR, as far as REIT income goes. Both yield higher, as do the yields on my NJ muni funds (which are doubly good given the lack of tax).
What am I missing over O?
Look at the stability, look at the consistent Dividend growth. Very steady-eddie...
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Too high at this point, seems to have an "amplified" run up when the S&P goes up, and then touches down to S&P levels when things balance out. Currently the run up is too rich, which is also why the yield is so poor... I didnt do any DD, just had a cursory look.
Thanks
Thanks
Originally Posted By: Warstud
Looks like were headed to Bubbleville.
Here you go.....
"We Have Blown The Largest Bubble In The History Of Mankind"
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-bloggers/3020826/posts
Looks like were headed to Bubbleville.
Here you go.....
"We Have Blown The Largest Bubble In The History Of Mankind"
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-bloggers/3020826/posts
Originally Posted By: Turk
ARR & AGNC look more attractive here if anyone's considering it...
I never did pick up more AGNC. Maybe now. All I know it's freakin beat down bad.
I bought into AUY on Friday.
Market scares me, so I did buy some TZA. Will stop out if market goes up more.
ARR & AGNC look more attractive here if anyone's considering it...
I never did pick up more AGNC. Maybe now. All I know it's freakin beat down bad.
I bought into AUY on Friday.
Market scares me, so I did buy some TZA. Will stop out if market goes up more.
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Originally Posted By: Turk
ARR & AGNC look more attractive here if anyone's considering it...
Agree, may but more arr, but if nothing else are reinvesting the dividends. When I take profits on my latest line and VE plays, I may dump profits into arr.
ARR & AGNC look more attractive here if anyone's considering it...
Agree, may but more arr, but if nothing else are reinvesting the dividends. When I take profits on my latest line and VE plays, I may dump profits into arr.
Turk
Would you consider AGNC and ARR a better buy today or would you wait considering today's news?
I am looking to dip my toes into these two.
Would you consider AGNC and ARR a better buy today or would you wait considering today's news?
I am looking to dip my toes into these two.
Originally Posted By: GGorman04
Turk
Would you consider AGNC and ARR a better buy today or would you wait considering today's news?
I am looking to dip my toes into these two.
Sorry, just saw this.
Eh, I'm not going to tell you what to do...
My crystal ball though sees this as an entry point, but who knows of course...
It did break through a multi-year low, so it may go lower. Follow your guide or gut and go from there.
Turk
Would you consider AGNC and ARR a better buy today or would you wait considering today's news?
I am looking to dip my toes into these two.
Sorry, just saw this.
Eh, I'm not going to tell you what to do...
My crystal ball though sees this as an entry point, but who knows of course...
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