did good on Boeing this past week. bought at 97 and closed almost double today
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Originally posted by hammer63 View Postjust went in on IBM...nearly a 6% dividend with a solid company...that's the kind I like
The last four quarters their dividend has been $1.62. The falling stock price has inflated the dividend yield. The yield was 4% just a month ago.
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Originally posted by aarongray View PostDSS, VSTM,VISL are mine. I’ll have to watch yours a couple days and see.
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VST is one I like. 40+ Plants around the country, strong balance sheet, cash on hand, plants wont stop running and power prices have actually been spiking some since the crash. Mostly gas plants, some coal, wind, solar and was $23 prior to crash.
Picked up some at 12.75, sitting at $15 and I'm waiting on this next dip to scoop some more.
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Originally posted by Clayton View PostThe dividend yield (not dividend) is nearly 6% at current stock prices. It's an important distinction. You're not getting a guaranteed 6% return.
The last four quarters their dividend has been $1.62. The falling stock price has inflated the dividend yield. The yield was 4% just a month ago.
but thank you anyway
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Originally posted by denimdeerslayer View PostI failed to pull the trigger monday as well. I did get some RCL and AKL. Now looking for some deals today.
I've got a buy limit order in for RCL, but I'm waiting (hoping) it drops back off a little more. Was really hoping to get in < $30.
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Originally posted by hammer63 View Postjust went in on IBM...nearly a 6% dividend with a solid company...that's the kind I likeOriginally posted by Clayton View PostThe dividend yield (not dividend) is nearly 6% at current stock prices. It's an important distinction. You're not getting a guaranteed 6% return.
The last four quarters their dividend has been $1.62. The falling stock price has inflated the dividend yield. The yield was 4% just a month ago.
It is frequently stated, in the industry, that so and so company pays a 4%, 6%, or whatever dividend...the yield is usually the one that is quoted rather than the dollar amount.
It sounds like you know that, but your reason for “correcting” hammer was confusing.
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Originally posted by Etxbuckman View PostFinding any (deals)? If so what did you buy? And why?
I've got a buy limit order in for RCL, but I'm waiting (hoping) it drops back off a little more. Was really hoping to get in < $30.
What do some of you vets think?Last edited by denimdeerslayer; 03-27-2020, 12:25 PM.
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