Safeway: An Undervalued Stock That Dividend Investors Should Consider Now [View article]
Great stock, I've held on to it since i purchased in the low 16's and was great, was thinking of selling it during this small correction but may hold on and see were it goes.
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I enjoyed owning shares of vale last year until i got my first dividend payment and saw that half was withheld by Brazil. Not jumping back into this one anytime soon.
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Michael,
I'll have to look closer at DoubleLines funds. I've been keeping an eye on DLTNX, which is the retail version of the DBLTX from what i can tell. On the surface it looks and has similar performance to TGMNX, but under the hood you point out some important differences. Thanks for the reply.
2 Popular Fixed Income ETFs I Would Never Own [View article]
Thanks for the article Michael,
I have owned the TCW total return fund (TGMNX) for about a year now and use it as my cash fund (money sits there waiting to go to stocks, money from sold stocks goes back in until the next opportunity etc.)
Your other options seem good except for the pimco, the yield seems to low.
I never see much written about TGMNX and since your familiar am wondering if you had any insights on were it's headed. The price seems to be stuck around the 10.65 range since around september and the yield is only getting smaller every month.
Live from New York, it's the Samsung (SSNLF.PK) Galaxy S IV. Mobile chief JK Shin has unveiled Samsung's new flagship device, which happens to look a lot like its predecessor. The S IV, said to support every 4G LTE band, will go on sale in late April (U.S. availability might take longer). The expected 5" 1080p display and 13MP camera are there, the next-gen 802.11ac Wi-Fi standard is supported (could be a positive for BRCM), and infrared, temperature, and humidity sensors are thrown in. A variety of camera tricks/gimmicks are provided, including the ability to simultaneously record video from both cameras. (live blog) (previous) [View news story]
Wow a lot of haters on these posts! Either way watch the S4 outsell anything else previously available, too bad there's no direct way to invest in samsung shares here in the US.
A Check-Up On Apple's Financial Condition [View article]
Nobody here seems to understand that balance sheet doesn't matter in tech, what matters are consumer tastes and preferences and they seem to be shifting strongly away from apple.
What's Your Exit Strategy? [View article]
As a newer investor i'm wondering what are the tax considerations of selling a stock and buying it back within 30 days.
I know that if you sell for a loss and buy it back, you can't claim that loss.
Does it work out the other way, say you sell a winner then after you sell realize it's still climbing and jump back on. Can these taxes be deferred?
Safeway: An Undervalued Stock That Dividend Investors Should Consider Now [View article]
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I'll have to look closer at DoubleLines funds. I've been keeping an eye on DLTNX, which is the retail version of the DBLTX from what i can tell. On the surface it looks and has similar performance to TGMNX, but under the hood you point out some important differences. Thanks for the reply.
2 Popular Fixed Income ETFs I Would Never Own [View article]
I have owned the TCW total return fund (TGMNX) for about a year now and use it as my cash fund (money sits there waiting to go to stocks, money from sold stocks goes back in until the next opportunity etc.)
Your other options seem good except for the pimco, the yield seems to low.
I never see much written about TGMNX and since your familiar am wondering if you had any insights on were it's headed. The price seems to be stuck around the 10.65 range since around september and the yield is only getting smaller every month.
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Live from New York, it's the Samsung (SSNLF.PK) Galaxy S IV. Mobile chief JK Shin has unveiled Samsung's new flagship device, which happens to look a lot like its predecessor. The S IV, said to support every 4G LTE band, will go on sale in late April (U.S. availability might take longer). The expected 5" 1080p display and 13MP camera are there, the next-gen 802.11ac Wi-Fi standard is supported (could be a positive for BRCM), and infrared, temperature, and humidity sensors are thrown in. A variety of camera tricks/gimmicks are provided, including the ability to simultaneously record video from both cameras. (live blog) (previous) [View news story]
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