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  • What's Up With Conoco's Dividend? [View article]
    I know some people have sold off their COP shares due to not receiving an increase. I don't like the lack of the increase, so I sold off half of my position, and locked in capital gains. I am holding the other half while I wait to see what happens at the annual meeting.
    May 3 03:00 PM | Likes Like |Link to Comment
  • What Stocks Are Most Commonly Held By Dividend Growth Investors? [View article]
    I forgot to say in my first comment what I own from the list.

    AFL, T, CVX, MCD, PM, PG, KO, XOM, INTC, JNJ, RTN, SO, VZ, WMT.

    Also, to add an additional one I own but was not on the list- APD.

    Thanks, it is really cool to see what everyone owns. A great starting place to research companies.
    Apr 18 08:39 AM | Likes Like |Link to Comment
  • What Stocks Are Most Commonly Held By Dividend Growth Investors? [View article]
    Stocks that I own that are not on the list:

    COP
    DE
    CAT
    KRFT
    NSC
    DRI
    GE
    KMI

    I would suggest more Utes make the list (I own LNT, and WEC). I would take CINF and SYY off. I sold them recently due to their lackluster divy growth.
    Apr 17 04:27 PM | 3 Likes Like |Link to Comment
  • 2 Dividend Paying Property And Casualty Insurance Stocks Currently In Uptrends [View article]
    I would rather invest in TRV, CB, AFL, and ALL.
    Feb 27 04:48 PM | Likes Like |Link to Comment
  • Team Alpha Portfolio Update: Continued Growth And Now More Cash [View article]
    Long CVX. It is my second largest holding. If it breaks 117.50, I think it will run to 120.00. I think you might be able to catch a dip to 115ish in the next few days, unless it breaks the 117.50 level.

    Truly a quality company, currently slightly undervalued also- great pick.

    Long COP as well.
    Feb 27 04:30 PM | Likes Like |Link to Comment
  • Dividend Growth From The Garden State [View article]
    I am not a big fan of the 2008 divy cut.

    Any thoughts on SJI?
    Feb 26 12:42 PM | Likes Like |Link to Comment
  • 28 'Overdue' Dividend Increases: Streaks On Borrowed Time [View article]
    Thank you for the work you do. It is nice to see none of my companies on this list.

    I wonder if PBI will freeze its dividend? It really wouldn't surprise me. A good example of why not to chase yield.
    Feb 26 12:25 PM | Likes Like |Link to Comment
  • From Secondary To Primary Source Of Income: A Bigger Secret For Our Youth [View article]
    Nice article. My wife and I are both 27, and currently contribute a little over 2500k per month into our 401k's, and Roth IRA's. Luckily my 401k allows me to invest in any security I want, not just mutual funds. My company offers a really high matching amount for my 401k, and also has a pension plan. We have no debt, and finished paying off our graduate degrees a few years ago. I like to look at how our portfolio compounding will look in 33 years with a rate of return of only 4%, since that is the average dividend yield we currently have.

    I feel bad when our friends buy luxury cars and designer clothing, know that they have absolutely no savings. I have talked with a few of them about it before when they bring it up, and they are usually so stressed about living pay to pay that the expensive toys aren't even worth it.

    I would rather let my money make me money, and I will never let someone make interest off me! When we were both first out of school, we took all the extra money and bonuses that we made and paid off our school loans. It felt so good to be free from them, and the savings of not paying the interest for years was huge!

    With the help of seeking alpha, and some wise family members, we have an awesome dividend growth portfolio, and were able to capture prices after the great recession that were so amazingly low that we also have some impressive capital gains.

    I would encourage all younger people to visit some low income nursing homes in your spare time, and I guarantee you will get your savings goals put together.
    Feb 22 04:38 PM | 7 Likes Like |Link to Comment
  • Building A 6% Income Portfolio For 2013 (Part 8): Industrials [View article]
    I like NSC, and CSX for railroads. APD is also a quality company.

    I own CAT and DE, and both are undervalued, and have had a nice pull back in the last few days.
    Feb 22 08:59 AM | 1 Like Like |Link to Comment
  • Royal Bank Of Canada: The Best Of The Best [View article]
    Long TD, and I am waiting for a pull back to add to RY. Would also like to have a 4% yield on it.
    Feb 20 03:50 PM | Likes Like |Link to Comment
  • Buy B&G Foods' Recent Pullback For Dividends And Growth [View article]
    I agree with Robert, I would not be interested due to their divy cut and freeze.
    Feb 20 03:07 PM | Likes Like |Link to Comment
  • Buy PPL For A High Forward Dividend Yield Of 4.85% And A Cheap Forward P/E Of 14 [View article]
    Long PPL, but not very happy about the recent small divy increase.
    Feb 17 09:16 PM | 1 Like Like |Link to Comment
  • Philip Morris: Why I Might Be Worried [View article]
    I am looking to add to my PM shares. Anyone adding here? Any opinions on good price points to target on a pull back?
    Feb 11 07:43 PM | Likes Like |Link to Comment
  • 5 'Intuition' Dividend Stocks For An Income Portfolio [View article]
    I tend to get a "gut" feeling when trading based on TA. Its like something you get after seeing thousands upon thousands of charts. I can see a chart, and know it is about to pop. I now mainly invest via DGI strategy, but sometimes I take a swing trade when everything is set up perfectly, and I would be foolish to not enter.

    Long DRI, WFC
    Feb 8 10:44 PM | Likes Like |Link to Comment
  • A Simple, Diversified Dividend Aristocrat+ Portfolio For 2013 [View article]
    Nice plan. I would be a bit leary of CINF and SYY, as their divy growth is really slowing. CB is too low of a yield for me. Check out TRV, they are really a quality business, and the yield is a bit better than CB. I think the soft market of PC insurance is really starting to turn, and pricing will increase, in which case CB and TRV should continue to do well.

    I will have to look into NWN, as I am looking to expand my holdings of Utilities.

    Long MCD, CVX, KMB, JNJ, MSFT, APD, T and VZ from your list.
    Feb 8 01:43 PM | 6 Likes Like |Link to Comment
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