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Hello Fear&Greed, I have a question about Royal Dutch Shell preferreds. I have been under the impression that the B's get reinvested into A shares. They get taxed differently, one being U.K., the other Netherlands. Is there a way to structure the div. reinvest in order to purchase B only?
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I have a question IT. Concerning Royal Dutch Shell (preferred) The divs. from the B get reinvested automatically into class A shares. The tax on the B is 15%. The tax on the A is 28%. I don't own either, but is there a way to divert the reinvestments to go toward purchasing the class B instead?
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Good to hear from you Curls. I'm always exploring and always always learning. Got a couple of shares of PSEC in my Roth. Bought last week. They pay monthly. Or supposed to. The Roth is still the best game in town. Seems to keep me making more rational decisions with my street account. Any excess, I kick it over to the Roth as a contribution. I like this instablog. Safe trading to you.
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Curls, In response to your post on another blog, yes, sometimes I split my work between Oakland and S.F.. That Bay Bridge gives everybody trouble during commute times.
Want proof that monetary policy has reached the limits of its effectiveness? Look no further than the money multiplier, says BofA, whose research team amusingly notes that at 0.8, the M1 multiplier is "really a divisor." With the relevance of monetarist channels in decline, "it's all about fiscal policy now," says FT's Izabella Kaminska. [View news story]
Say it aint so. That big money multiplier, The Fed, is finally wearing out its' welcome? What will they think of next? Maybe the Gold Standard. If congress wants to put anything on the Gold Standard perhaps they could start with Senate Intelligence.
Hey. You guys are good. Thanks for the link. What really caught my attention with this was a classic bullish triangle on the P&F chart when it was hovering around seven and a half. Usually don't look at fundamentals, but when I did, it really confirmed a buy with yet another indicator. Safe trading to you over there.
Own These World's Leading Brands And Never Fear A Recession Again [View article]
PM, Think about this rationally for just a second. This guy is offering up some pretty sound advice here in his article. The Dow is trading very high right now. If people start going out on a limb with margin, beyond their means, they are going to get calls from their brokers to liquidate or their broker will do it for them. There is going to be more volatility and any correction will be compounded by those calls. Remember your dot-com experience.
Conn's was a fantastic play at $7.50 just a year and a half ago. I don't know what fair market value models put it at now. Getting out early, looking for greener pastures makes me sad.
Interesting Times For All Commodities And Investments!! Chapter 7.......... [View instapost]
Interesting Times For All Commodities And Investments!! Chapter 7.......... [View instapost]
Interesting Times For All Commodities And Investments!! Chapter 7.......... [View instapost]
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Japan Implications Not All Rosy [View article]
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Interesting Times For All Commodities And Investments!! Chapter 5..... [View instapost]
Interesting Times For All Commodities And Investments!! Chapter 5..... [View instapost]
S&P 500: Do Not Buy This Dip [View article]
Want proof that monetary policy has reached the limits of its effectiveness? Look no further than the money multiplier, says BofA, whose research team amusingly notes that at 0.8, the M1 multiplier is "really a divisor." With the relevance of monetarist channels in decline, "it's all about fiscal policy now," says FT's Izabella Kaminska. [View news story]
Conns Management Discusses Q1 2014 Results - Earnings Call Transcript [View article]
AMD Enters The Microserver Story With Kyoto [View article]
Own These World's Leading Brands And Never Fear A Recession Again [View article]
Conns Management Discusses Q1 2014 Results - Earnings Call Transcript [View article]