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To: E_K_S who wrote (34195)	10/7/2022 11:52:39 PM
From: maverick61	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 34328

I also added more MPW today - seems it is quite unloved right now and as a result, a good entry point While I am still being cautious, I have continued to make selective buys and sells. Most of my buys were in preferreds but I started to nibble on a few commons,, establishing a small position in some beaten down common stocks that pay decent dividends. These include Insurers SLF – yielding 5.21% MFC – 6.33% Intel – INTC – 5.67% 3M – MMM – 5.39% Stanley Black & Decker – SWK – 3.95% Eastman Chemical – EMN – 4.06% Do your own research. These could fall further with a recession here. And I am just nibbling because I could be too early. Some of these have their own set of specific issues. But I have always done well buying quality companies when they drop and their dividend yields rise leading to eventual nice capital gains plus the dividends. But patience is required .