I have seen you mention PHK some on the board; do you supplement your income / trading income using dividend etfs? The reason that I ask is that I do.
I watch PHK & REM (REM has an 11.2% yield). I have to pay attention to the technicals also. I think a good strategy is to sell if you think it's gonna drop and buy if you think it's gonna rise. Some believe if a stock drops, you buy more. In the case of PHK & REM, I think that's good strategy. If they drop unexpectedly, buy more. PHK's dividends were undisturbed before, during, & after the "great recession".
I have seen you mention PHK some on the board; do you supplement your income / trading income using dividend etfs? The reason that I ask is that I do.
I watch PHK & REM (REM has an 11.2% yield). I have to pay attention to the technicals also. I think a good strategy is to sell if you think it's gonna drop and buy if you think it's gonna rise. Some believe if a stock drops, you buy more. In the case of PHK & REM, I think that's good strategy. If they drop unexpectedly, buy more. PHK's dividends were undisturbed before, during, & after the "great recession".
AGNC is good to watch too (16.4% yield).
Yields were calculated using trailing dividends.
Thank you for your thoughts. I'm not as aggressive as you are on the yield side but my main yield holdings are JNK, PGF, and PGX.
I have seen you mention PHK some on the board; do you supplement your income / trading income using dividend etfs? The reason that I ask is that I do.
I watch PHK & REM (REM has an 11.2% yield). I have to pay attention to the technicals also. I think a good strategy is to sell if you think it's gonna drop and buy if you think it's gonna rise. Some believe if a stock drops, you buy more. In the case of PHK & REM, I think that's good strategy. If they drop unexpectedly, buy more. PHK's dividends were undisturbed before, during, & after the "great recession".
AGNC is good to watch too (16.4% yield).
Yields were calculated using trailing dividends.
Thank you for your thoughts. I'm not as aggressive as you are on the yield side but my main yield holdings are JNK, PGF, and PGX.
These are good too:
ARR (17.5%)
CFP (21.3%)
CIM (14.8%)
CYS (15.3%)
RSO (14.5%)
3 push up, so due for 2 legged pullback? Not sure, as again it's range day.
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Maybe not today. Europe & other major markets don't want to drop yet. TraderGirl was talking reversal candlesticks yesterday. The DAX looks like it has a reversal candlestick today.