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Strategies & Market Trends : Dividend Growth Investing and chit chat. -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Dave the wildpitcher who wrote (1762)12/14/2021 2:52:48 PM
From: rnsmth2 Recommendations

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Dave the wildpitcher
ToNinja

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++FWIW, I'm in the patience with CSCO camp, but I fully understand how someone may want to be rid of it.++

I do not necessarily want to be rid of it. Just making some plans and doing some research.

I do want to see continued progress, some of which is shared with those of us who are shareholders.

If that comes from share price appreciation that takes the yield down to closer to 2%, then I will take some gains and reinvest them. If they move their dividend growth up, then I will be happy to take it that way.

The only way I will be less than happy is with a focus on share buybacks



To: Dave the wildpitcher who wrote (1762)12/14/2021 4:21:43 PM
From: mrw11g1 Recommendation

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oabtpgn

  Respond to of 2146
 
Re: CSCO Replacements

"One comment on RY. The last increase was 11%, but that was really for almost 2 years. I believe it will settle in to being a 7% or so annual dividend grower, similar to past history."

I think the same as you. The div increases from Canadian banks the last few weeks is really for 2 years.

Mike


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