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Strategies & Market Trends : Dividend investing for retirement
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To: E_K_S who wrote (32798)6/4/2020 10:49:52 AM
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Nice list EKS

I also bought AMNF in the last month - I had considered it in the past but the yield was too low for me. The pullback in price did make it attractive.

I had previously bought UBPPK in April and own a couple others on your list as long term holds

I have been legging into these positions and some of my recent buys alas have run away from me - so a few I did not finish my full position. My buys in the past two weeks include

BXP - bought on 5/26, 5/28 and 5/29 at average price of $84.30. This is an office realty trust with a really solid balance sheet and was yielding 4.65% at my buy price. It is in now yielding 4.1% which is still a decent buy given it's history
EXR - bought on 5/26 at $90 and change and 5/29 at $95 - but am not chasing it further as it is now over $100. Self Storage REIT that I was willing to buy at a 3.8% to 4% yield
CPT - another one I did not complete a full position. Bought this higher end Apartment REIT on 5/14 at an average of $82 which put it at a 4% yield. Alas can't bring myself to pull the trigger to finish the position now that it is in the mid 90s
SPG - speculative buy - yes it is a Mall REIT but it is the best of the bunch. I suspect it's dividend will be cut but even when they cut in 08-09 they continued a reasonable payout. Even though it has run up from my buy price, it is still a decent speculative buy IMO

It is harder to find bargains right now. A 4% yield is typically my threshold for buying
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