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Dividend investing for retirement

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33628	The other positive for utilities is as a monopoly they have pricing power in inf	E_K_S	1	6/16/2021
33627	Re: utility sector has underperformed: Yes. About the only sector doing worse	Jacob Snyder	-	6/16/2021
33626	06/16/2021 10:17:11 Bought 100 JGH @ 15.9 -1,590.00 06/16/2021 11:18:45	Steve Felix	1	6/16/2021
33625	I own a lot more UTG than I do HTD. Where UTG is primarily a stock fund, HTD is	chowder	2	6/15/2021
33624	HTD I own a bit of HTD in my taxable account but I really like UTG since it pay	Maurice H. Norcott	-	6/15/2021
33623	Dollar cost averaging is still a valid tactic.	TigerPaw	-	6/14/2021
33622	It's interesting that you picked XLU as a potential purchase. The utility se	chowder	3	6/14/2021
33621	XLU entry point: Most LTB&H advice says it does not matter what your entry	Jacob Snyder	-	6/14/2021
33620	Just declared a nice fat special dividend.BALTIMORE, June 14, 2021 /PRNewswire/	Figgie	-	6/14/2021
33619	XLU: utility ETF: 3% div yield 2/3 of 28 stocks in this ETF are electricity comp	Jacob Snyder	4	6/12/2021
33618	Discussion here in the past about what one does when you have years worth of div	Steve Felix	1	6/11/2021
33617	Inflation. Seems this would only be important if one is spending all the income	sm1th	-	6/9/2021
33616	One reason I always followed his portfolio is that it was apples to apples. No m	Steve Felix	2	6/8/2021
33615	I don't know our YOC. I did start the Young Folk Portfolio 11 years ago, now	chowder	3	6/8/2021
33614	I just can't help myself. I'd never tell anyone what they should do. In	Steve Felix	2	6/8/2021
33613	Inflation. Seems this would only be important if one is spending all the income	Steve Felix	-	6/8/2021
33612	NEWT. Your wondering about selling got me wondering too. Decided to say yes, an	Paul Senior	-	6/8/2021
33611	One of the premises of DGI investing is that the dividend will, on average, incr	sm1th	1	6/8/2021
33610	Pretty wild ride with NEWT lately after trading higher day after day. I'm wo	Maurice H. Norcott	-	6/8/2021
33609	Yes, the premium would bother a lot of people. GOF has a history of selling at a	chowder	1	6/6/2021
33608	GOF.....25% premium would bother me....fwiw	brehm233	-	6/6/2021
33607	Thanks for your response. My thoughts are aligned with consensus, I'm not su	chowder	-	6/6/2021
33606	Poked around tonight looking into both. There's a proposed merger of GOF wi	George Statham	-	6/6/2021
33605	Does anyone here have any insight into GOF or EVG? GOF yields over 10% and has	chowder	1	6/5/2021
33604	Since I addressed it last... a couple of changes worth noting in the energy mark	sense	-	6/4/2021

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