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Money in the Trough – Slow Month – September 2017

However, not all is lost.  I still have another few days… and a lot can change.

You’ll notice that I picked up a little HSEB – Hsbc Holdings Plc 8.00% preferred.  It’s a bit of a gamble.  But, I thought I would do a small, real world test to see how it works out.  HSEB has been callable since December 2015.  Meaning HSBC could redeem this preferred stock at its $25 price.  If this were to happen tomorrow, I would loose $2 ([$27 buy price – $25 call price = $2 loss] or a total of $60 with my 30 shares).  That would stink and would probably be a good lesson to learn… as risking real money on tests isn’t very bright.

However on the flip side, until they do call, they will pay $.50 every quarter.  So, if they don’t call until the end of next year, I will receive 5 dividends payments of .50 each (.5 dividend x 5 quarters = $2.5).  That would be alright.  We’ll see how this shakes out.

New Buys - September 2017



Below is a graphic chart from Simply Wall St that shows the dividend yield range for the stock purchased above.

DIS Dividend Yield

My dividend portfolio has been updated with these buys.  I will keep this page updated with additional purchases made this month.



This post first appeared on The Dividend PIg, please read the originial post: here

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