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.[/quote]
I have held and continue to hold for the forseeable future a closed end fund FEN. It's a collection of pipeline master-limited partnerships with high yields. Being bundled into a fund means I don't have to worry about the tax consequences of holding MLP's individually (you would get a K-1 income form for your taxes which makes things complicated) and I also hold this in an IRA so I get the tax benefits that structure provides as well. As with any CEF you have to worry about premium or discount to NAV which is one of the reasons PHK got such a beat down recently. Mostly I like it because pipelines are such a stable income producing business and the MLP structure keeps the net income (and income returned to the investor) high. Food for thought.
L_T wrote: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 held and continue to hold for the forseeable future a closed end fund FEN. It's a collection of pipeline master-limited partnerships with high yields. Being bundled into a fund means I don't have to worry about the tax consequences of holding MLP's individually (you would get a K-1 income form for your taxes which makes things complicated) and I also hold this in an IRA so I get the tax benefits that structure provides as well. As with any CEF you have to worry about premium or discount to NAV which is one of the reasons PHK got such a beat down recently. Mostly I like it because pipelines are such a stable income producing business and the MLP structure keeps the net income (and income returned to the investor) high. Food for thought.[/quote]
I'm a weird guy, L_T. I know it is the same amount but I like ETFs that pay monthly dividends even though the money would be the same spread out quarterly.
I never did any pipeline easement / right-of-way work but I know that the companies themselves have a lot of cash flow.
toddymc wrote:And of Course XIV...just a theory at this point of course
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Smacks of a Fractal
looks like a very small possible bear flag.
Agreed Fehro, if I'm guessing correctly we'll sell off to that support area around 1409 SPX EOD
then maybe Mon/Tue shoot for 1434 the 9/12-13 rally was 54 pts
Didn't someone mention (Uempel?) a 53 pt correlation yesterday?
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here's 1st down leg of 2 leg down after 3 push up.
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Petsamo wrote:Da bears better do something. My spreadsheet's calling for a gap up Monday. I'll update if necessary if that forecast changes in one hour.
Gap up, yeah, I can see that, change in trend over the weekend.