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Strategies & Market Trends : Dividend investing for retirement
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To: E_K_S who wrote (32808)6/4/2020 2:35:08 PM
From: maverick61  Read Replies (1) of 34328
 
a 2% yield is going to look incredible if we get into negative rates. It is a very small probability but possible IMO.
Well that is true and it is hard to predict rates. While there are an occasional exception, I personally just like sticking to the 4% minimum threshold in buying. But I have bought the occasional stock yielding less.

FWIW, over on the income forum, I was lambasted for a terrible call and this company was going BK. For me it is Risk vs Reward and my position quite small w/ a 2.3x upside.
Yeah, I used to own the Soho preferred but got out whole before the crash. I can see the attractiveness. As long as someone understand the risk/reward balance, nothing wrong with doing some speculative buys. That was my thinking buying SPG. Back in the 08-09 crash, I did the same with a whole host of issues that were priced for oblivion and all of those paid off handsomely. But I am more conservative in my portfolio these days so I limit my speculative plays now compared to then. Good luck with Soho
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