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A Buy & Hold Forever Dividend Stock Portfolio
CEF Discounts Approaching 1999 Nadir
CEF Discounts Approaching 1999 Nadir
H & Q Healthcare Investors (HQH)
Closed-End ETFs
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As of 10/30/2008
Closing NAV: $14.11 Current Distribution Rate: 10.82%
Closing Share Price: $12.20 Premium/(Discount): -13.54
Goats of the Dow
Why I Sold National Oilwell Varco and Bought WMS Industries
Varco. Only sold small parts but will always hold some. For me that's about 200 shares. I always have held some energy since early 1970's.
Boeing Heading the Way of GM?
Husband-Wife Manager Team Favors Low-Cost Indexing Approach
How'd We Get Into This Mess?
You Can't Trust Bond ETFs for the Time Being
The Crash of 2008
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Play the Bounce to Hedge Your Longs
Boeing Losers - Cramer's Mad Money (9/25/08)
BA and PCP since 1978-79 and have done extremely well. My view is longer than your 10 minutes.
13 Defense and Aerospace Stocks to Consider
how could you fail to include the best of the best, Precision Castparts PCP, a rare gem?