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Strategies & Market Trends : Underexposed Technical Analysis -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Underexposed who wrote (714)	1/6/2020 10:20:32 PM
From: robert b furman	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 914

Hi UE, I have studied your BRKS analysis and find some troubling truths to your read, Troubling and likely after the substantial run they've. This company is brilliant and they've diversified. I suspect continual growth at varying rates far out into the future. The kind of company I look for and enjoy having for the long term. On my purchase price, the 40 cent dividend paid is a skosh under 4.0 %. Hard to get with that growth rate ( they were in transition and it money to build. With that in mind, I strive to buy quality stocks at a value that the dividend returns 5 to 6 percent return, based on cost. When a stock gets elevated where the dividend return is no longer strong, Then I like to sell calls on cycle tops - out of the money vs the ATH and a little bit. Shorter term and pick up 3-4% yield annualized, and all of a sudden you have a high yielder with growth ( even if you are invested 6 of the 12 months via puts). I do that with 5% of my position and if gets better, double down once. Take some off the top ( if you get lucky) and play on mostly the market's money after that. When you do that, long term hold is no longer tough to do - you've got your money back - enjoy the divie! Bob