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Strategies & Market Trends : Dividend investing for retirement

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From: chowder	11/21/2009 3:40:06 PM
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Con Ed: Slow and Steady Wins the Dividend Race ......... seekingalpha.com I already own D and DUK in the utility sector. I suppose if I were to add one or was looking to buy one, if not already in the sector, I would go with ED. Maybe I'll exchange D for ED. I'm not sure yet. ED has outperformed D, but not DUK over the last 200 days. DUK also pays a higher yield 6%, but ED's yield is higher than that of D. I'll have to think about it. stockcharts.com Everyone's objectives are different, but what I'm looking for is something relatively safe with regard to capital, that pays a high yield. I'm using yields to buy more yielding stocks and some growth. For example, I used dividends to purchase AA which is up nearly 100% for me. I'm now using dividends to build a position in C. These are longer term holds.

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