Baytex Energy Offers A 6.90% Yield And Production Growth [View article]
Thanks for the link. I remember the article, I think it was what first got me looking at PBA. Bought a bit last month at close to $30, happy so far. Maybe you should get back in - do you remember why you sold it?
Baytex Energy Offers A 6.90% Yield And Production Growth [View article]
AA - Nice informative article. I've been watching BTE for a while but have not felt comfortable with it. Are you familiar with Pembina Pipeline Corp.? They operate pipelines in this same area of western Canada. I would be interested in knowing how they play into BTEs transportation problems, if at all. RSR
Are You Holding Overvalued Stocks And Wondering If It's Time To Sell? [View article]
My simplistic view on rebalancing: I liken it to wearing a pair of pants with four pockets (or any number - your choice.) I start out with an equal number (or value) of coins in each pocket. Periodically, more coins are added to each pocket, representing increases in value, divis reinvested, etc. After a while I check the amount of coins (value) in each pocket. But one of the pockets has a hole in it - it contains less value than the others because some coins have leaked out. Do I then take coins from the increased value of the other pockets and "rebalance" the value of the leaky pocket? So that more of my added coins can leak out again? NO!! I may empty the leaky pocket (i.e. sell the stock) and move the coins to another, new, pocket. Or I wait for the leaky pocket to be 'fixed' (if I really like the 'pocket' and want to continue to 'use' it.) But I don't add any more of my coins to the pocket until I'm sure it has been fixed and leaks no more. My coins are all too valuable to take them from a good pocket and add them to a leaky one. RSR
Compass Diversified Holdings Points The Way To A 9.1% Yield [View article]
Richard -- Thanks once again for the update on CODI. Good to know everything looks ok for now. Still long on CODI so I'm not going anywhere. Didn't think there was much to worry about. Hope you are feeling better and improving. RSR
Spending on food for cats and dogs continues to surprise with industry sales threatening to topple the $20B mark this year. While many sectors are feeling the effect of consumer pulling back on spending, pet food companies have been able to keep their pricing power strong. Pet picks: Procter & Gamble (PG -0.3%), Colgate Palmolive (CAG -0.1%), Nestle (NSRGY.PK), Fresh Del Monte (FDP +0.2%). [View news story]
Colgate-Palmolive is CL CAG is ConAgra Not sure which is being referenced here, but suspect you mean CAG.
Understand, I was not criticizing Phil's article. It was an interesting read, even though I don't dabble in options. I was initially critical of the misleading title, and subsequently his defensive and childish response. He could easily have said something like "Sorry I didn't think to change the title when the article got too long." Instead, he took the low road. Enjoy your penny Phil. RSR
More on PepsiCo's (PEP) Q1: A large focus by the company on its operating system and price realization helps it manage to squeeze out more profits on tepid overall sales growth. A 4% gain in revenue for Frito-Lay North America helped offset a slip with PepsiCo Americas. On an organic basis, international beverage volume grew 6% and international snack volume rose 5%. The company sees growing profits by 7% in 2013 on organic revenue growth in the mid-single digits. PEP -0.1% premarket. (PR) [View news story]
Coca Cola owns Minute Maid, reasonably certain Pepsico owns Tropicana.
Omega Healthcare Investors: A High Dividend Yield REIT [View article]
Brad -- Thought you were positive on OHI. Has your opinion changed, or is it a matter of OHI maybe being overpriced now? I bought OHI six months ago, mainly for the dividend income, and am up 30% on cost. Still like where it is for the divy. RSR
Is Unilever Attractively Priced Today? [View article]
RAS -- I have UL in a taxable account and there also is no withholding. Holding UN in a taxable account would result in taxes withheld which could be recovered on a form 1040. RSR
Baytex Energy Offers A 6.90% Yield And Production Growth [View article]
Baytex Energy Offers A 6.90% Yield And Production Growth [View article]
Are You Holding Overvalued Stocks And Wondering If It's Time To Sell? [View article]
Compass Diversified Holdings Points The Way To A 9.1% Yield [View article]
Hope you are feeling better and improving. RSR
Spending on food for cats and dogs continues to surprise with industry sales threatening to topple the $20B mark this year. While many sectors are feeling the effect of consumer pulling back on spending, pet food companies have been able to keep their pricing power strong. Pet picks: Procter & Gamble (PG -0.3%), Colgate Palmolive (CAG -0.1%), Nestle (NSRGY.PK), Fresh Del Monte (FDP +0.2%). [View news story]
CAG is ConAgra
Not sure which is being referenced here, but suspect you mean CAG.
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Procter & Gamble Delivers A Dividend Boost To Investors [View article]
More on PepsiCo's (PEP) Q1: A large focus by the company on its operating system and price realization helps it manage to squeeze out more profits on tepid overall sales growth. A 4% gain in revenue for Frito-Lay North America helped offset a slip with PepsiCo Americas. On an organic basis, international beverage volume grew 6% and international snack volume rose 5%. The company sees growing profits by 7% in 2013 on organic revenue growth in the mid-single digits. PEP -0.1% premarket. (PR) [View news story]
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Omega Healthcare Investors: A High Dividend Yield REIT [View article]
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Is Unilever Attractively Priced Today? [View article]
Silver Wheaton Corp. (SLW) declares $0.14/share quarterly dividend. Forward yield 1.80%. For shareholders of record Apr. 02. Payable Apr. 12. Ex-div date Mar. 28. (PR) [View news story]