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To: Charles M who wrote (52082)11/14/2025 11:53:36 AM
From: Privately  Respond to of 52115
 
PCG

I own most of the alphabet too. I figure if I have to support PCG through higher taxes, I might as well get some back.

I actually bought a bunch of the X around $36-37 over the summer and sold most of it earlier this week around $43. Not one I want to hold long term (its a complicated mandatory convertible), but 20% over about 4 months is fine by me.

Because most are thinly traded, their prices tend to jump around a lot, so I will confess I flip some of them when prices get out of line. I keep GTC orders on them and get lots of little fills.



To: Charles M who wrote (52082)11/14/2025 3:31:50 PM
From: FL_Guy  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 52115
 
I'd be real happy if SCE called their issues, a great overall YTC for sure. But issues I hold can't be called until 2028 or 2029. I had held the J issue, bought in the likelihood of being called as the floating rate is juicy. But 8% pop on the price and I just flipped into N and let the good times roll (hopefully good times). The YTC on SCE-N is over 12%. So, definitely OK with a call on that issue.


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