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Seven Intriguing Stocks Going Ex-Dividend Next Week [view article]
Nordic American Tanker (NAT): $1.18 ex 5/23 payable 6/3. $39.39 close 5/16.NB: Even small volume guys can take advantage of this. I'm new, small cap (so far ;-) and recognized this strategy early as a valuable addition to my strategies. I *do* make sure the stock is one I wouldn't not mind holding, JIC the price drops too much after ex dividend date.
Last one I did like this gave an effective APR of 200.20% just from the dividends.
Now, NAT has issued another 4M shares (IIRC) which will be dilutive. But they do oil transport, lots of spot business. With oil where it's at, two new tankers being built, long-term div history, good appreciation, I don't care if it drops a bit after dividends date. Reply
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Seven Intriguing Stocks Going Ex-Dividend Next Week [view article]
Actually, there are quite a few of those monthly stocks that have a nice dividend yield. Pick up a couple hundred shares, and hold them for a few months, and you'll notice a difference quickly. A few that I like (for price and yield) are HTE, PWE, and CRT. I considered buying and selling frequently to take advantage of price drops and price increases, but those dividends just keep on coming. The other advantage is that these three are in the energy area, and doing just fine. I keep adding instead of selling! ReplySeven Intriguing Stocks Going Ex-Dividend Next Week [view article]
Good technique for an investor who can buy stocks by 1000"s; for a few hundreds, the commissions takes an important part off. ReplyEditors
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Is this a buy or a sell? Reply