Investor's Opinion
Portfolio Update: First Trade of the Year
Published: 2013-02-16 17:29:00 EST by Unknown
Yesterday's order was for BGS. A company with a portfolio of grocery items. I chose this one to add to my portfolio because it has a dividend yield of 3.8% and pays out on the first phase of the quarter. This is particularly good because I only had one other stock that paid out on the first phase of every quarter, AGNC. Other than that, I also collect the monthly distribution from the TLT.
Recently, BGS had a quarter that was below expectations, but I am confident that it is not too serious of an issue. I am actually looking forward to a little more of a short term decline in order to increase my position at lower prices. This lower price will also increase the yield amount for this stock. That is my opinion, you can take it or leave it.
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AGNC - American Capital Agency Corp
BGS - B&G Foods, Inc.
TLT - iShares Trust Barclay's 20+ Year
Labels: stock picks, stock strategiesUpdated: 2013-03-02 03:03:41 EST
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