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To: Tom C who wrote (6547)	11/20/2010 8:19:54 PM
From: chowder	Read Replies (2) of 34328

>>> A few months ago CINF had a huge short position but it has only gone up since then. <<< I intend to buy CINF in the coming week. I went with HGIC first and it too has gone up with most of the market, but I want to own CINF as well. What I like about this dividend growth strategy, is that share price doesn't mean anything other than what the market thinks the price is worth today. Share price doesn't affect the dividend. I used to be pretty good at reading price charts and technical indicators. Under the dividend growth strategy, I don't look at price charts at all anymore in determining to buy or not. I suppose I could time my buys better, but timing isn't my objective. Maybe I've lost my mind. ... :o) Shorting high yielding dividend stocks carries risk as well, they have to pay the dividends! The yield on NGG was quite steep!

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