ddaryl

I'm voting with my heart on this one. I see Comrie becoming a legitimate starter making UPL work harder to earn a long term spot. (I sure do hope so)

Dividend Kings call it a potential reasonable buy at these prices, which is the 2nd tier. Potential Good buy is their top ranking. ABBV is on their phoenix list which is a list of blue chips that are top considerations, but its not on their top buy list right now, it was at one time. Its a solid dividend company, there is a very small chance of them not being able to cover the dividend (The best blue chip div companies all have a small % chance so that's a good thing), which is why they are on that phoenix list, and represents a damn good company to hold and add to over time at this junction I will add if it falls more myself.

I'm sitting on 75 shares of Abbvie at $79, paying me $1.49 per share quarterly... I bought it years ago and it took off... If it drops further I will add.

Major respect for you trying hard to find a proper home for Sally. So many people would just drop her off at a shelter. I know this is tough on you, and its tugging on your heart strings, but major respect for having that heart

Fight the good fight my friend.. ***** CANCER !!! Your situation is what worried the most when I decided on my dividend investment strategy. I seen it happen to my mother who has to take withdrawals to make ends meet. Down markets hurt, and down markets are unavoidable. The market had been on an unprecedented bull run for a long time but the market has also been over valued for a few years but still got pushed upwards. This down turn was overdue. Lots of people were spoiled by the market and many younger investors have never experienced a down market. The market will bounce back, but there is always another down turn lurking...

See my post above. I am following a similar strategy. Smart dividend investing can actually help against inflation in the future since dividends from quality companies get raised over time. Plus your not forced to sell stocks and make withdrawals on your money which is an account killer in down markets. You just collect the dividend payments and leave your principal alone as a long as you can.

I manage my and my wife's IRAs with a subscription service I use TD Ameritrade as a brokerage. If your interested in Dividend /REITs as a portfolio strategy I can Highly recommend 2 news letters. Having these 2 newsletters cost me about $800 a year... My strategy is to save about $1 million and to have that $1 million pay me about 4% a year. Many of the dividend companies I invest in raise that dividend one a year. Some every 2 years, a few haven't made a change. Most of stocks recommended have fantastic balance sheets and good money flow to maintain the dividends. The 2 newsletters I use are iReit, featuring Brad Thomas, and Dividend Kings which has a few contributors. Both are located at https://seekingalpha.com/ I have been using these 2 service for a few years. They are very active and produce updated spreadsheets with more info that you will ever need. I plan on staying with them till I become to old to manage my own accounts. I have a 401k at work and there is a company that manages that for me, but every year I transfer what ever I can to my IRA's. The market took a beating and my accounts are down from their peak, but I don't care because the dividends haven't changed. Right now With just under $300k in my IRA's I make over $1000 a month average in dividends. I re-invest my dividends since I'm only 53 and buy more dividend stocks that are recommended, or since the market is down I add to my existing holdings

I was commenting on the 10 worst contracts in the NHL.. I think you have taken this completely out of context. the day he was signed at 9 mil for 8 years I said that's a bad contract. Skinner didn't deserve Eichel money. He was worth $7 million a season then and I still think that's the number he should be playing at today. He helps us get to the cap floor but that is a bad contract when it was signed and nothing has changed. Do I want to get rid of Skinner or buy him out, no !!!.. But that doesn't change the fact he was overpaid to stay a Sabre when he signed the new contract based on 1 season playing with Eichel

Skinners contract was wrong from day 1. He's playing better now with Granato but not 9 mil per season better IMO... I hated that contract the day it was signed I like skinner but I never liked the contract. He's isn't worth $9 mil per season IMO 63 pts last year is not worth of $9 million

In 6 more years that Skinner contract will be a bargain

I'm never going to piss on the Pegula's. They make changes when they know it ain't working. As for Reiger and Ruff there were lots of fans that wanted change then. The Pegulas don't sit by and do nothing, they may have made choices that didn't work out but at least they admitted it wasn't working and changed it ..... multiple times Yeah the beginning years sucked but at least they work at trying to get it right.. We'll see how it goes the next year but if we improve again some this year and we look to be on the right track then give the guy some credit for making changes instead of sitting on it and hope it eventually works....

Add in a 1st in 2022 and Devon Levi for Reinhart from last season... That a lot of future capital

That's actually a better way of looking at the situation, more of an Ullmark replacement...

In my eyes I see UPL and Comrie as equal prospects with Comrie having a slight edge on experience in the NHL. Its quite possible Comrie over takes UPL for the role. If Comrie can play consistently well, and stay healthy you have to think he leap frogs UPL. UPL has to show consistency and stay healthy.

2 years in and he made a nice jump from year 1 to year 2. I think he'll show another jump this year especially being surrounded by a team that's getting better as a whole. 25 G - 35 A, 2nd line C

All other prospects must be destroyed!

I recommend looking for plants with leaves of 3.... really work the bunghole

You can push it down the road some and maintain with cap gymnastics but at some point the piper will be paid. Chicago for example, although they went to extreme in their tear down, Dare I say Buffalo tank for McDavid/Eichel extreme Other teams will be forced to make tough decisions, some will prolong for a little while longer, some will start the inevitable decline.

Could be worse but Yeah I don't want to venture that road again going 5 deep on G's

Solid Ro-cha-cha signing

Yeah but I think he is referring to this particular post

Yeah exactly that... He will most likely start in Rochester in 2023, got to get the kid acclimated to the next phase. Should actually see him at the end of next years College season... Might even sniff a game or 3 in Buffalo depending on where were at in the standings, If by chance we can make the playoffs then he'll probably just see Rochester late next season.

What is Samuelson doing to Peterka at the end of that video clip...., is that a dry hump?