Right now most of my stocks are dripping except in my brokerage account. In the brokerage account, all of my dividends are received in cash just for the reason it's less of a tax hassle down the road, I don't want to deal with partial shares and what not. In my ROTH, if a stock is beaten up or fairly valued, it gets dripped, if the the stock is overvalued, I take the cash. In my kplan retirement account, I buy the sector that is getting beaten up and I keep buying it and maybe continue buying after it starts rising until another sector looks like it's becoming a looser--basically the winner is bought until I see another opportunity. When a particular mutual fund gets around 15% of total portfolio I knock it down to 8 to 10% and put that cash in a another fund that has a lower percentage or one that took a hit.
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