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  • Phoenix7
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    Oops posted 3

    My final 2 PICKS are YUM and TNH ......check this chart out ......TNH 9% Plus dividend .......Lord that TNH is sweet! http://finance.yahoo.com/echarts?s=B...urce=undefined

    Phoenix 7

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  • IIC
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    A bit outta my league here...Divvy's...Help...LOL...But just to show that I am a well rounded guy I will go with:

    ED

    HE


    Actually SO was my first choice but BJ beat me to it.

    Best...Doug

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  • mrmarket
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    I'll take BPT

    Drill baby drill

    and MLU

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  • skiracer
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    Originally posted by billyjoe View Post
    I pick SO--utilities 4.08% div. and IDE- infrastructure fund 11.70% div.

    --------------billy
    [B]I'll take MO and DUK. Good luck everyone.
    Last edited by skiracer; 12-31-2011, 03:00 PM.

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  • billyjoe
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    I pick SO--utilities 4.08% div. and IDE- infrastructure fund 11.70% div.

    --------------billy

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  • Phoenix7
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    Billie

    Billie 3 dividend players evey portfolio should have , especially tucked away into a ROTH or TAX FREE IRA. Remember folks in a ROTH IRA Taxes are paid UP FRONT , and what you make during the course of its run is TAX FREE at the end when you cash in.
    Here are the 3
    YUM, PM and MO

    Here is a graph of their performance



    Simply click on "COMPARE" and add both PM and MO , and also click on "Expanded View" to get the big picture!

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  • jiesen
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    my 1st pick

    I'll take HHS. One more to follow...

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  • Louetta
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    Oops. Supposed to pick 2. Also UVV

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  • Louetta
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    I'd like T

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  • billyjoe
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    To make it a little more interesting, the winner will be determined by adding the yearly gain and the dividend paid. However, the stock must gain at least 11% during the year to qualify.

    So you choose, extemely high div. or extemely strong company?

    -------------billy

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  • billyjoe
    started a topic Not asking for much in 2012, help wanted

    Not asking for much in 2012, help wanted

    Let's run a friendly little contest in 2012 that can also help our slightly shrunken portfolios for the new year.

    The simple rules:

    Name 2 stocks that pay at least a 3.5% dividend and will appreciate at least 11% from opening price of 2012.*

    As an added bonus you can enter anytime before market open Jan 9th.

    If dividend is lowered during 2012 the stock is eliminated. (if lowered<3.5)

    To help keep the national debt in check, 1st prize will be a gold star (paper), 2nd prize silver star, etc.

    No duplicate entries first posted gets the pick.
    I'm going to research now. Price for splitters will be adjusted accordingly.

    ------------billy

    * if you are entering a stock between Jan. 3rd and Jan 9th the div. must be at least 3.5% when entered (early year price increases could effect div)
    As long as the div. is 3.5% or above when posted you'll be safe all year unless company officially lowers it.
    Last edited by billyjoe; 12-30-2011, 09:16 PM. Reason: rule clarification
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