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To: gregor who wrote (9341)	7/3/2011 9:42:28 AM
From: Steve Felix	Read Replies (1) of 34328

Hi Gregor. I would expect yield on cost numbers to vary widely. Those in dividend growth stocks not adding money will outperform those that are. Generally, every time I make a buy, my yield on cost goes down. This is something I would like to track on my daughters accounts going forward. My IRA: Current yield per statement 6.1%. Cost Basis As Of - 06/30/11 $180,870.86 Estimated Income - $13,934.62 YOC = 7.7% As of June 2010 statement: Current yield = 6.6% Cost Basis As Of - 06/30/10 $168,564.07 Estimated Income - $12,213.02 YOC = 7.24%

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