07-17-2014, 03:47 PM
Thanks for all the replies.
I looked at O myself but the PE of 50 started a "not a chance" reaction in my brain
ARCP was something that came across one of my filters but I noticed it reduced dividends during February just to increase them again to the same level in March.
I also couldn't find any data on it prior to 2011 so that is a bit new company as well.
LNCO looks too new for me to consider as a DGI stock (I could find dividend data from 2012 only).
SJR looks attractive (PE wise) but their erratic dividend schedule will trigger my "sell when dividends are reduced" rule too fast
(I counted 3 reductions between 2014 and 2012 and then I just stopped counting them).
With all that aside, do you consider any of the monthly paying stocks to be a valid stock for a long term DGI portfolio?
Is there any real benefit (with the exception of reinvesting every month instead of every quarter) to holding those (or others)?
I looked at O myself but the PE of 50 started a "not a chance" reaction in my brain
ARCP was something that came across one of my filters but I noticed it reduced dividends during February just to increase them again to the same level in March.
I also couldn't find any data on it prior to 2011 so that is a bit new company as well.
LNCO looks too new for me to consider as a DGI stock (I could find dividend data from 2012 only).
SJR looks attractive (PE wise) but their erratic dividend schedule will trigger my "sell when dividends are reduced" rule too fast
(I counted 3 reductions between 2014 and 2012 and then I just stopped counting them).With all that aside, do you consider any of the monthly paying stocks to be a valid stock for a long term DGI portfolio?
Is there any real benefit (with the exception of reinvesting every month instead of every quarter) to holding those (or others)?