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NoWammiesSTOP! Free

01/11/18 2:54 PM

Post #6

Re: #5: @wshaw14 - Sure glad I was cautious and did not

I already did, small loss after divs recieved

wshaw14

01/10/18 9:53 AM

Post #5

Re: #4: @NoWammiesSTOP! - Same, I bought for the div. Div seems

Sure glad I was cautious and did not put a whole lot of money here. Getting close to time to dump it for a loss.

NoWammiesSTOP! Free

12/21/17 12:14 PM

Post #4

Re: #3: @wshaw14 - We never know for sure when lower prices

Same, I bought for the div. Div seems to increase yearly as well over the past 5 years

wshaw14

12/21/17 11:49 AM

Post #3

Re: #2: @NoWammiesSTOP! - Yup i picked it up a while back.

We never know for sure when lower prices are coming. I got lucky and started accumulating at the right time. I am in it for the Divi, but of course will accept capital gains also.

NoWammiesSTOP! Free

12/21/17 10:03 AM

Post #2

Re: #1: @wshaw14 - A reit etf with a low .35% cost

Yup i picked it up a while back. Could have obbiously gotton in lower as of recently, but overall its a nice long term hold to park some cash. Set it to DRIP and wait.

wshaw14

12/20/17 8:11 AM

Post #1

A reit etf with a low .35% cost and a good payout history. This one took a pretty good hit from losses on CBL, but has now dumped it and some other poor performers and done a re-balance. Pays monthly distributions of .21-.22 cents for about a 7.4% annual return at current prices. Reits will have the preferential pass through earnings treatment with the new tax law(20% exemption on earnings). One may get a better return buying individual reits, but this is a less risky more diversified route.