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To: Ditchdigger who wrote (33517)	4/16/2021 9:05:16 AM
From: E_K_S	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 34328

I am looking for some to add too. I am watching Buffet recent Buys and doing some of those. Includes Buys in ABBV & VZ. Buffet buying Pharma (selling his PFE), buying VZ & TMobile. He also sold many of his Bank stocks too. JP Morgan the bank, he sold 100% of his position. Pfizer 100% sold, 3.7 million shares in total. PNC Financial services again 100% sold, 1.9 million shares. MT bank, he no longer hold any shares in, all sold out of. And the last one that he sold 100% out of his is Barrick gold corporation the gold mining company. I find that sale particularly interesting during this time, we can talk about that soon. But let’s continue along this list. Wells Fargo, almost 60% was sold out of this bank stock. Suncor Energy, 28%. Liberty 10.2%, General Motors the giant vehicle manufacturing company that was reduced by 9.38%.

To: Ditchdigger who wrote (33517)	4/22/2021 11:35:25 PM
From: TigerPaw	2 Recommendations Recommended By alanballow Graustus Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 34328

I've bought a position in Iron Mountain (IRM). They are known for secure storage of paper records (In underground caves and such). The word is that nobody saves paper anymore and so IRM price is down which makes the dividend percentage above 6%. More than paper though, what Iron Mountain stores are backup disks for companies who don't trust that the cloud will always be there when worst comes to worst.