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To: Paul Senior who wrote (77852)	8/12/2025 2:56:26 PM
From: Madharry	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 78481

I did sell some of the sbgi today because I was buying it for the dividend mostly and getting 18% or so in 4 days was too good to pass up. I think the stock willl eventually get to $20 but it may take awhile and I have specific allocations for dividend distribution returns. and no one ever went broke taking a profit. If you want a negative my portfolio is certainly at recent high today.

To: Paul Senior who wrote (77852)	8/12/2025 3:09:56 PM
From: Paul Senior	Respond to of 78481

On market's negative reaction to q reports, I add to these stocks (holding losing positions): CE. finance.yahoo.com CNNE. finance.yahoo.com (I like they are involved with JANA Partners, hoping JANA will have a strong positive influence of CNNE's future results.) ---- MKC. McKormick (spices, herbs, etc.) I've often considered that I should own shares of this company, and then concluded it's too boring and/or too expensive. The stock's at a 12-mo. low now. In some sense, I'm buying now because I just feel in my investing lifetime, I should've at some point held this stock. I'll take a small tracking position, don't expect to make much money from it, but I'm okay with finally having a few shares of it in my portfolio for now. finance.yahoo.com