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Strategies & Market Trends : Young and Older Folk Portfolio -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: DoctorRicky who wrote (19735)	8/26/2025 3:00:35 PM
From: mykesc2020	4 Recommendations Recommended By cajman1 Don01022 livwell Tam3262 Respond to of 22060

I've been pretty satisfied with PFFA, near 10% yield and not much volatility. I haven't owned that long tho. Going on about a year now, April tariff tantrum was a nice time to pick up shares which I did. People used to speak of a "penny jar" a ways back. While I made regular investments in PFFA at the outset, I now use it as a penny jar too.

To: DoctorRicky who wrote (19735)	8/26/2025 3:03:48 PM
From: Smart_Asset	1 Recommendation Recommended By mykesc2020 Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 22060

fwiw I bought 500 shares of PFFA 1/22/2025 for $11,055 with today's price of $22.11 mkt value of $10,832.50 so -$222.50 with 7 dividends of $85 = +$595-$222.50 = +$372.50. 372.50/11,055 = 3.36% if my math is correct Not so good but actually improving over the low of $19.20 on 4/7/2025 If it's anything close to today's price in Nov/Dec I will keep it. Thinking opinions would vary by purchase price.

To: DoctorRicky who wrote (19735)	8/26/2025 3:17:23 PM
From: chap107	1 Recommendation Recommended By mykesc2020 Respond to of 22060

I have a modest position of both AMLP and PFFA in my tIRA. So far so good. Looking to build both. Dripping for now.