at&t and general electric are my two highest dividend paying stocks...im waiting to get in on citibank soon which pays out $2.24 yearly...
anyone have any really solid companies with high yielding dividends???
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10-30-2007 01:55 PM #1Greatest Of All-Time
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10-30-2007 02:16 PM #2adminGuest
I dont know from the top of my head except the 2 you mentioned, have to do some research.
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10-30-2007 04:56 PM #3Spread and Straddle
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what type of dividend yield vs stock price are you looking for? & are you having your dividends paid out or reinvested?
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10-30-2007 05:16 PM #4Registered User
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check out bank of america as well Originally Posted by poppa pri
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10-30-2007 05:55 PM #5Spread and Straddle
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yes strong banks are always good dividend payers. check out WB stats Originally Posted by Snowrider
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10-30-2007 06:12 PM #6Serious f*ckin' beats!
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10-30-2007 11:25 PM #7Spread and Straddle
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& WM Originally Posted by So Deeva
yes strong banks are always good dividend payers. check out WB stats
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10-30-2007 11:58 PM #8Greatest Of All-Time
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reinvested Originally Posted by So Deeva
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10-31-2007 12:30 AM #9Registered User
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PSEG Originally Posted by poppa pri
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10-31-2007 05:43 PM #10Mr. Not Nice Guy
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Don't quote me but I believe the general trend is that older people that invest in companies that pay dividends, usually when your younger it's better to invest in companies that reinvest in themselves and have a bigger chance at growth, take Microsoft for example, they've been around since the 70's and didn't pay a dividend till well after the dotcom boom...........I could be wrong though.
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10-31-2007 07:26 PM #11Registered User
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if you're psyched about dividends then you're close to retirement age..........
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10-31-2007 07:47 PM #12Registered User
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Bank of America stopped writing loans on a wholesale level. Supposedly buying out Countrywide Originally Posted by Snowrider
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10-31-2007 09:33 PM #13Serious f*ckin' beats!
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10-31-2007 11:53 PM #14Mr. Not Nice Guy
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That makes sense since Buffet invested in BOA, BOA invested in Countrywide, and now Buffet is investing in subprimes, he's looking to clean up after change/regulation..... Originally Posted by RICKY
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11-01-2007 09:29 AM #15Greatest Of All-Time
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im all about the dividends for the drips...its all about maximizing your stock and the potential return on it...esp. if your long on any one position in your portfolio...
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11-01-2007 10:37 AM #16ginosqualitymeats.com
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I was talking to someone who bought $100 DRIP of GM 40 years ago and it is worth $160,000 today. LOL
Definitely should buy a few blue chips and tuck away and forget about them.
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11-01-2007 10:43 AM #17Greatest Of All-Time
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Originally Posted by Gspot555
if my dad woulda put in 1000 in walmart when he worked there back in 78...forbes said it would be worth over 1.6mil today lol
back in 78 he didnt have 2 pennies to rub together lol let alone 1000 bucks
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Bank of America really tightened up guide lines more so then any other conforming bank. I didnt think anything of it. I thought it was weird, and I was shocked they stopped writing loans. Interested to see what pans out. Originally Posted by TheHipHopBillGates
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