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Ntelos Holdings Corp (NTLS)

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  • 15 High Dividend Stocks: Are These Yields Sustainable? [View article]
    "Hudson City Bancorp and MFA have huge debt loads, similar to other REITs." HCBK is a bank not a REIT. Why is this person writing... More »
    Comment by Whatmakesmeanexpert?
    Oct 13 02:26 am |
    Rating: +1 0
  • Dow's Biggest Declines: Why October Should Be a Four Letter Word [View article]
    On the "scariness" of October as an investing month, notice that only 1 out of 8 Oct. "crashes" listed above occurred within the last 22... More »
    Comment by tc1
    Oct 10 15:40 pm |
    Rating: +1 0
  • 15 High Dividend Stocks: Are These Yields Sustainable? [View article]
    otctrader - Thanks for the info and explanation.
    Comment by stink726
    Oct 9 12:17 pm |
    Rating: 0 0
  • 15 High Dividend Stocks: Are These Yields Sustainable? [View article]
    I also agree that your description of NLY is flawed. In an environment like today their business model is what allows them to sustain... More »
    Comment by Erichz
    Oct 8 17:16 pm |
    Rating: 0 0
  • 15 High Dividend Stocks: Are These Yields Sustainable? [View article]
    yes but in actual $$ 1000 x 6 = 6000 500 x 12 = 6000 so the remaining 500 are free... that is you have no money invested .. now the tax... More »
    Comment by otctrader
    Oct 8 02:47 am |
    Rating: +2 0
  • 15 High Dividend Stocks: Are These Yields Sustainable? [View article]
    mbkelly75 - I'm confused over the concept of having zero cost basis; maybe you can help me understand it. As an example, if I'd bought... More »
    Comment by stink726
    Oct 7 15:20 pm |
    Rating: +1 0
  • 15 High Dividend Stocks: Are These Yields Sustainable? [View article]
    You might keep in mind that when a solid company (GE is a good example) cuts it's dividend - it can be a wonderful time to buy it right... More »
    Comment by mbkelly75
    Oct 7 10:32 am |
    Rating: +4 -1
  • 15 High Dividend Stocks: Are These Yields Sustainable? [View article]
    Wow... you put HCBK and MFA in the same sentence implying that these are in similar businesses? Your comments on NLY clearly... More »
    Comment by User 107639
    Oct 7 09:45 am |
    Rating: +1 0
  • Are High Dividends Sustainable? [View article]
    If your concern is debt, look into TICC. They are buying back shares, hold 0 debt, and cash levels have doubled since Dec 31,... More »
    Comment by Robert D.
    Oct 7 09:36 am |
    Rating: +1 0
  • 15 High Dividend Stocks: Are These Yields Sustainable? [View article]
    You wrote, "REITs usually carry a high amount of debt. For example, Annaly Capital Management (NLY) has a whopping 15.2% dividend rate.... More »
    Comment by Self Directed Investor
    Oct 7 09:02 am |
    Rating: +5 0
  • Are High Dividends Sustainable? [View article]
    Does anyone know of a free web site that lists "Monthly dividend payout" companies? I know of a few companies, but would like to get a... More »
    Comment by pablo256
    Oct 6 22:55 pm |
    Rating: 0 0
  • Are High Dividends Sustainable? [View article]
    DivaRisto, Thanks for the TopYields web site. Good information. Thanks to all others posting good useful info. on the dividend... More »
    Comment by pablo256
    Oct 5 23:02 pm |
    Rating: +1 0
  • Are High Dividends Sustainable? [View article]
    Yes, I did read most of comments and I learned a lot, such as popularity of FCF/dividend growth and benefit of depreciation, etc. ... More »
    Comment by Hao Jin
    Oct 5 22:32 pm |
    Rating: +1 0
  • Are High Dividends Sustainable? [View article]
    I'm real dumb when it comes to investing. But what I look at is div growth. I also don't believe in putting all your eggs in one basket.... More »
    Comment by OneRichOne
    Oct 5 19:24 pm |
    Rating: +1 0
  • Are High Dividends Sustainable? [View article]
    I would be a bit cautious on AOD. Look at the premium to BV and it is pretty scarey. They also run an open end mutual fund with the... More »
    Comment by Augustus
    Oct 5 13:09 pm |
    Rating: +1 0