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Old 02-10-2021, 04:08 PM
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Originally Posted by TYPHOON
I have been a long time holder of HSY (Hershey) and PEP (Pepsi) for such solid companies with 2-3% dividends I don't understand why there cost per share just seems to not raise when everything else seems to be going up. Could someone help explain there issues ?
Future growth is not there
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Old 02-10-2021, 07:11 PM
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I`m the tortoise not the hare chasing fast gains, here`s another 10% dividend stock tortoise style.



10.6% Monthly-Pay, High Insider Ownership: XFLT

Today we are updating on a monthly-pay CEF that we hold in our Model Portfolio. The CEF is XAI Octagon Floating Rate & Alternative Income Term Trust (XFLT) which yields 10.6%. XFLT offers a great way to bank on the recovery of the U.S. economy with high yields. It has some exposure to CLOs that are seeing their prices going up quickly as evidenced by the recent earnings report of Oxford Lane (OXLC). The fund benefits high insider ownership with insiders owning 8.3% of their own stock. The dividend is paid monthly, another added value. Below is our full report on why XFLT is a strong buy.

Note: XFLT goes ex-dividend on Feb 16.

Summary
  • CLOs and Senior Secured Loan provide a great way to bank on a rebounding economy.
  • We are highlighting XFLT, a compelling way to get solid income.
  • This is a monthly-pay CEF with 10.6% yield.
  • Great outlook and high insider ownership.
  • Buy for the income, enjoy the NAV run.
As the vaccine reaches the masses, this will unleash a synchronous recovery not seen in years. I am currently recommending those companies leveraged to an economic recovery and which are selling at a discount to intrinsic value. This article highlights such a an investment that often goes "under the radar."



Sometimes to be a successful investor, especially when seeking out income, you need to be diligent and learn. One sector that often generates lots of confusion (and fear) is when it comes to investing in CLOs (Collateralized Loan Obligations). As income investors, we like to have an allocation of our portfolio to CLOs. A small exposure can go a long way in boosting your income, without increasing the volatility of a portfolio too much.

Today, the CLO sector remains undervalued relative to other high yield sectors. This is also a cyclical sector that is set to greatly benefit from a U.S. economic recovery.
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Old 02-10-2021, 07:15 PM
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High Insider Ownership

In the past 12 months, there has been high level of insider buying, including the CEO, advisers, and trustees, which was mostly done during the March crash. What is good to note is that there has been no insider selling during all of 2020 and to-date in 2021. This lack of sales coupled with some buying indicates that the management sees upside potential and is confident about the future of the company.



Source: OpenInsider

Importantly, today these insiders currently own 8.3% of XFLT's total shares. This is very a large ownership and provides us with great confidence for the outlook of the company. It is also an indication that the management is likely to be aligned with the interest of shareholders. I like it when management have skin in the game!

Conclusion

As the vaccine reaches the masses, this will unleash a synchronous recovery not seen in years. I like those companies that are leveraged to an economic recovery and selling at a discount to intrinsic value. XFLT is one of my recommendations.

XFLT is seeing a strong uptrend in both NAV rising and in its market price. As CLOs continue to rise across all CLO funds, XFLT provides a more conservative approach to gain exposure to this sector and boost your income. With its exposure to Senior Secured Loans, it provides a stabilizing base to their portfolio. XFLT has a firm foundation from which to move forward.

The company has high insider ownership of 8.3% that inspire confidence about the future of their overall portfolio. I am happy to hold alongside them. XFLT offers a great way to bank on the recovery of the U.S. economy with high yields, and deserves strong consideration for a part of your income portfolio. Another big plus is that the 10.6% yield is monthly-pay. I love this feature as I do not have to wait 3 months to collect my paycheck.
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Hopefully the folks in tilray/sundial etc got out yesterday...
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Hopefully the folks in tilray/sundial etc got out yesterday...
In so cheap I can stick it out for the big picture post merger. The short term buyers are clearing out and things will stabalize and grow. Either way I'm over 200%.
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Old 02-11-2021, 11:11 AM
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Hopefully the folks in tilray/sundial etc got out yesterday...
I'm in Tilray @ $6.50 a share. It's simply entertainment at this point!
As usual with the market BS lately, stupid people get caught up in the hype and are left holding their crotch without their money!
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Old 02-11-2021, 11:28 AM
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Sold all 9200 shares of SNDL yesterday afternoon and then kicked myself when it jumped after hours. Happy about my decision now.
Thinking about buying more Draft Kings to hold long term.
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Old 02-11-2021, 01:09 PM
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Are you guys getting these stocks off Reddit or where. They seem to be great if in early and able to get out quick. This is the only social media I do so I’m just curious.
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Old 02-11-2021, 01:21 PM
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I got into POWW a couple of weeks ago (as well as VSTO). They've both been doing quite well - POWW is up about 20% today.
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I'm in Tilray @ $6.50 a share. It's simply entertainment at this point!
As usual with the market BS lately, stupid people get caught up in the hype and are left holding their crotch without their money!
Last night I was thinking to myself "I have a hell of a capital gains problem if I sell" I'm looking forward to the merger because I also have APHA and those shares will convert to TLRY at something like .8 per share. Should be fun to watch it all play out. At the speed congress works we could possibly see federal decriminalization in our lifetime. Even without the US the euro deal is enough to ensure growth.
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