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I do not actively trade but I understand that there are those who have often been hurt by Cramers advice, while others have made profits from his advice. ]]> Tue, 17 Nov 2009 12:52:02 -0500
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On Oct 07 10:32 AM mbkelly75 wrote:

> 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 after
> it takes the almost guaranteed price drop in it's share price. GE
> dropped hugely - and their only reason for the drop was to maintain
> the company's good health. I bought it around $6 (with even it's
> lowered dividend around 9%) and sold enough of the shares to pay
> all my costs and expenses around $12 and ended up with the shares
> left over being zero cost-basis (free) shares. They will not be in
> my core portfolio again until they have had 5+ years of raising that
> dividend again - but I still have a great stock paying an outstanding
> dividend in my exploration portfolio no matter what happens from
> here.]]> Wed, 07 Oct 2009 15:20:16 -0400

On Oct 07 10:32 AM mbkelly75 wrote:

> 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 after
> it takes the almost guaranteed price drop in it's share price. GE
> dropped hugely - and their only reason for the drop was to maintain
> the company's good health. I bought it around $6 (with even it's
> lowered dividend around 9%) and sold enough of the shares to pay
> all my costs and expenses around $12 and ended up with the shares
> left over being zero cost-basis (free) shares. They will not be in
> my core portfolio again until they have had 5+ years of raising that
> dividend again - but I still have a great stock paying an outstanding
> dividend in my exploration portfolio no matter what happens from
> here.]]> http://seekingalpha.com/article/165291-emotionless-dividend-investing?source=feed#comment-707337 707337

On Oct 07 11:47 AM mbkelly75 wrote:

> Dividend re-investing (especially when done
> commission-free as my broker does for me) always lowers the cost-basis
> - it NEVER raises it.
> ]]> Wed, 07 Oct 2009 14:45:04 -0400

On Oct 07 11:47 AM mbkelly75 wrote:

> Dividend re-investing (especially when done
> commission-free as my broker does for me) always lowers the cost-basis
> - it NEVER raises it.
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On Apr 28 08:38 PM a Buongiorno from Texas wrote:

> I bought 100shares of RBS at 1.19. Now I have 5 after the split.
> Does this mean my position is worht 100 x the share price of day
> I decide to sell. Any comments or answers out there?]]> Wed, 19 Aug 2009 16:05:10 -0400

On Apr 28 08:38 PM a Buongiorno from Texas wrote:

> I bought 100shares of RBS at 1.19. Now I have 5 after the split.
> Does this mean my position is worht 100 x the share price of day
> I decide to sell. Any comments or answers out there?]]>