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Strategies & Market Trends : Dividend investing for retirement
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To: Ditchdigger who wrote (31109)4/13/2019 5:59:46 PM
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NP - I have watched these construction companies for years and many have not done well- CBI had to be bought out, MRD is just surviving with KBR and FLR doing a bit better, but not great. FLR is probably the best of the bunch, but even they can only prosper if energy is booming (they make most of their money on energy, LNG and petrochemical projects). They work on infrastructure too, but the margins are slim there.

Personally, I really like WFC here. They yield almost 4% and they should be able to buy back at least 6% of their shares (they bought back ~7.5% of outstanding shares last year while also increasing book value/share. If they can do this again and again, a lot of value should accrue to shareholders.
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