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To: Thehammer who wrote (31024)	4/9/2019 8:14:11 PM
From: Graustus	Read Replies (3) of 34328

“if they hold long term, they are guaranteed a loss.” But if you buy a preferred at $26.50, and it distributes $2.00 annually, you will be even after 3 quarters, and ahead after 4 quarters/an entire year. Isn’t this correct? (Round numbers for easy math) Even is it is called at $25. If buy 1,000 shares at $26.50 = $26,500 cost If collect 4 quarterly dividends= $2,000 Called after collected 4 dividends, at $25= $25,000 Not wanting to start an argument, just asking if my thinking is correct :)

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