
04-27-2021, 09:10 AM
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Originally Posted by Boomer
Ah, yes, what a surprise — snide comments from the patrol boys. Not sure why some posters think they have to judge and approve every question.
Anyway, OP (TNGary), I understand what you are asking — because I also like to talk generally about individual stocks sometimes.
It looks like you are watching T closely. That dividend is tempting and you are aware of the debt thing.
I need to look at whether they have increased the dividend again. CEOs do not like to lose the status that goes with years and years of consecutive dividend increases — even if the increase has to be a tiny one. (I am going to look this up later.)
If you don’t own any T right now, you might want to buy a few shares — which will make it more interesting for you to follow, without betting the farm. See how owning it makes you feel. (Yeah, I have to determine how a stock makes me “feel” but maybe that’s a woman thing.  )
I looked this morning to see how Fidelity’s rating looked and the computer-generated number was at the low end of neutral. But I am never sure what goes into that number.
Anyway, thanks for the discussion, and good luck with your decision.
Boomer
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I didnt think my comment was snide, when I need investment advise would want to go to people who are knowledgeable not a bunch of anonymous folks who may or may not have a clue on stocks.
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