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To: Paul Senior who wrote (68317)	8/13/2021 9:06:37 PM
From: Spekulatius	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 78958

re dividend stocks. ORI- pays a special $1.5 dividend plus $0.88 regular dividend this year. I bought this is fall 2020 and so far got (and will get this year): $1 special and 2x $0.2 regular dividends for a total of $1.4 in 2020 (half year) So that a total $3.78 in dividends for a stock I paid ~$14.5. Another one with distributions rather than dividends LAACZ - bought my first lot of units in late 2012 for $1000. Sold units I had in IRA in 2015 (because I had to, brokerage forced my hand) for ~$2000. Added back units in taxable in 2018-2020 for ~$2150 and even got a fee for $1350 (in March 2020). The distribution is now increased from $26/ quarter to $34/ quarter. The first distribution I received in 2012 was $11.5/ quarter. I really don’t care where LAACZ trades, this Investment just spits out cash. If units are cheap, I will just buy some more every now and then. This is my largest position (~20% of my taxable accounts, which are smaller than my tax deferred accounts though). It’s a #neversell position for me.