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To: LTBH who wrote (18814)	2/20/2014 8:03:58 PM
From: JimisJim	1 Recommendation Read Replies (2) of 34328

Does that mean you are really only interested in current income and don't care about increasing income -- to outpace inflation? I can see that as a strategy to start accumulating big returns now with the goal to transitioning to increasing/compounding income down the road, but if most of those holdings do not grow divvies at least to cover inflation, seems like it will erode over time... interesting mix and I'm glad you posted the list -- I've decided that as I close in on my distribution phase in a few years, I'd like a hybrid PF of pure DGI plays (roughly 2/3 of the PF) with most of the rest in high yielding, but still increasing divvie payers (slower divvy growth, but still some growth) and a handful of pure high yielders just for income later, and for now, to generate cash to deploy in accts. that don't get regular cash infusions at the moment. And quite frankly am looking to beef up my watch list of relatively safe high yielders with, or without a divvy growth component. Your list has lots of names I have never seen before... again, thx.

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