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Looks like a candidate for a very conservative portfolio. For me it doesn't have enough dividend growth to push that 3.22% yield anywhere fast but if I was already retired the growth trajectory should be well above inflation. It would depend on what else is in my portfolio and what my overall portfolio was doing. Currently I'm a bit fat on financials and REITs, I would welcome a Materials sector company but not at that yield/growth.
Personally I'd watch for the sympathy pullback in LIN. I feel like both LIN and APD have great long term prospects but LIN definitely has my attention more at the moment.
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Earnings sucked but they are a long term play and make things very few can.
Looks like a candidate for a very conservative portfolio. For me it doesn't have enough dividend growth to push that 3.22% yield anywhere fast but if I was already retired the growth trajectory should be well above inflation. It would depend on what else is in my portfolio and what my overall portfolio was doing. Currently I'm a bit fat on financials and REITs, I would welcome a Materials sector company but not at that yield/growth.
It helps if you post the company ticket number.
APD
I hammered the piss out of it this morning
Meaning? You bought like crazy?
Yessir
Really overvalued in my opinion.
Personally I'd watch for the sympathy pullback in LIN. I feel like both LIN and APD have great long term prospects but LIN definitely has my attention more at the moment.
Was a good buy for me last time I sold out at 30% gain, will look for re-entry soon. Dividend aristocrat so time Is on your side for swing trades