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Excellent article Dane, and thanks for the heads up on ARTC 5: seems like from what you're saying here that this newer entity is in business just for the sake of being in business. I've been very pleased with ARCP so far (long), but watching with a keen eye. When a company starts to make acquisitions to grow just for the sake of growth then it's time to start to question management's motivations. When the facts change......
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I don't know, that's a pretty low yield for this market. I'm not a buyer until you get closer to 4 beers/year and then you need to be growing your annual beer distribution by 8-12%.
I realize that a few of these are "young" dividend growers that don't have 5 year track record, and some cut the dividend a few years a go and are growing again, but I still consider them DGI and expect them to get on the CCCs in the near future.
Averaged in to PBI a few months back with a YOC of nearly 13%; good margin of safety at this point.
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Good update Bob. It looks like I share 9 of your holdings in my portfolio and many others are on my watch list. I definitely subscribe to the dividned growth model, although not exclusively, I make a few exceptions. I'd say I'm roughly 70%-75% DGI currently. I have also chosen a few higher yield holdings to help fund the growth of my DGI holdings and have one speculative growth stock, everything else pays dividends. Current overall Beta is .8 and yield is 5.8%, YOC is 6.75% with 40 holdings. ;)
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3) Collect the dividends and use them to initiate a new position in a new stock.
4) Reinvest all the dividneds from all your stocks into the one stock that missed earnings (or insert negative sentament here) and had a price pullback.
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It is an interesting question. I hold the vast majority of my investments in a regular taxable account and I have chosen to reserve my IRA for REITS because they are typically higher yielding as a group and dividends are taxed as earned income which is a higher rate. Right or wrong, it is another perspective.
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An excellent exchange and commentary... an article in and of itself.
Thanks, good stuff.
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As far as DGI stocks (including REITS, etc.): ARCP, COP, DLR, DRI, DX, GE, HAS, INTC, JNJ, KMI, KRFT, LNCO, LSE, LXP, MCD, MSFT, OHI, PBI, PSEC, RBCAA, RKT, ROIC, STAG, TGH, WAG, WM.
I realize that a few of these are "young" dividend growers that don't have 5 year track record, and some cut the dividend a few years a go and are growing again, but I still consider them DGI and expect them to get on the CCCs in the near future.
Averaged in to PBI a few months back with a YOC of nearly 13%; good margin of safety at this point.
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4) Reinvest all the dividneds from all your stocks into the one stock that missed earnings (or insert negative sentament here) and had a price pullback.
Can't do that when you DRIP.
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