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28 Sep
Posted by Sensei @ 8:44 pm on Friday, September 28th, 2007 in Health Care Stocks, Mining Stocks, REIT, Retirement, What Worked Today, Yearly Portfolio
HSVLY – New 52 week high today. Don’t you…forget about its…div-i-dend. 5.9%.
AZK – New all time high. Up 6.3% in two accounts, 13.5% in another.
KTOS – Gave me 2 cents of love today, but ended up with a new weekly closing high not seen since December 2006. Plus it closed over its weekly 90ma. Money flow looks good. Very positive swing technicals in KTOS.
HCN – Still working. Up 11.54% and a new recent high. 6% dividend.
If the US dollar is going to be worth less in the coming months (and the Fed has no interest in saving it), and dropping interest rates make money market accounts less desireable (My HSBC online account rate just got lowered), dividends can kill these two birds with one stone. Cash is trash.
UVE – Still working. Up 7% in one basket and 9% in others and it pays out a whopping 4.5% dividend. The longer we go without a hurricane hitting Florida, the more this company reels in. This should be a big year for this little property and casualty insurance company that nobody is talking about. Just the way I like it.
JAVA – Not working at all. Actually I’m starting to get bored with it, but I’ll do my best not to sell it until I see some kind of technical signal to sell it and right now its not close to that.
The pullbacks in SVA and ABAT today were necessary. I was up over 55% in 2 weeks and now that has pared back to 47%. ABAT is down to only being up 31.5%
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Bruce
September 29th, 2007 at 10:19 am
1Just curious, what website do you use for your trading?
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