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To: Paul Senior who wrote (23756)	12/15/2006 4:59:33 PM
From: Paul Senior	Read Replies (6) of 78664

Buying for dividend yield. (often a dangerous game). I'll up my few shares in SJT. (Stock is recommended by Kurt Wulff - McDep). I just wonder if SJT holders who are USA citizens are figuring that if they're in these things for the yield, now that Canadian trusts are down and some are yielding between 10-15% (less a 15% Canadian tax), it's a better deal now to swap out of SJT (2.53/36. = 7% yield) into one or more of these Canadian trusts. For me, who is looking to diversify and add to positions of dividend payers, the SJT dividend yield looks good enough (attractive enough) to me to up my shares. finance.yahoo.com Shopping center/builder KRG reit's yield has dropped from 5% to 4% as the stock has risen. Yield no longer that attractive to me. Too tough for me to figure value of KRG at this point. (The company only has public history of a couple of years, although family management has long history in commercial building construction). I am selling on scale up. finance.yahoo.com

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