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To: Steve Felix who wrote (31027)	4/5/2019 2:51:19 PM
From: maverick61	2 Recommendations Recommended By E_K_S JimisJim Respond to of 34328

Steve I own a number of preferreds myself - 19 in my taxable account making up about 30-32% of my portfolio And another 19 in my IRA that last I calculated was around 14% to 15% of my portfolio Typically the ones that generate QDI go in the taxable side while most of the non QDI ones I hold in the tax deferred account

To: Steve Felix who wrote (31027)	4/5/2019 7:00:32 PM
From: wilywilly	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 34328

I had a preferred - MHR-D(!)

To: Steve Felix who wrote (31027)	4/9/2019 8:30:46 PM
From: Graustus	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 34328

“why posters here don’t own more”....I thought this was the DGI stock and CEF discussion forum! And “Non-Tech: Income Investing” was for preferreds and high yield investments ;-)....seriously I love both forums Own several, and dividend capture with several more. I like the 8% plus issues (even MTBCP at 10 plus % and CSSEP at over 9.5%), but have KYN-F (3.5% monthly payer) holding RMD amount for my dad for this year, and LANDP (6 plus % monthly payer) holding next year’s. Both issues are term issues with mandatory call in the next 1-3 years.