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To: chowder who wrote (1879)	12/30/2021 12:33:55 PM
From: misscbd	3 Recommendations Recommended By marsdon red cardinal rnsmth Respond to of 2146

Thank you for clarifying your JNJ moves. It helped me. I will stay with my original decision to hold. It is double weight and in the top 10 of my portfolio. If the next dividend increase is commensurate with last year, I see no reason to trim at this point (getting additional income from cefs and other high yielding stocks). I like the safety rating and it seems the new entities may give JNJ the ability to increase its value. Will watch -- and follow your thoughts along those lines. I stopped adding shares when the yield dropped significantly below 2.7-3+% and instead bot ABBV, AMGN and more recently BMY. Should JNJ's dividend fail to increase as usual -- I would then trim and add to the newbies.