Southern Copper Corp. Message Board
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Bank of America 5.2%
Energy Transfer Partners 20.5%
Altria 10.9% Largest position
Abbvie 18.8%
Abbott 11.1%
CSX 25.6%
Mosiac 5.7%
Phillip Morris 11.9%
Starbucks 6.6% Smallest position
Southern Copper -0.1%
Verizon 14.9%
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The total return of 12.2% for the quarter is with all dividents reinvested. For those of you who don't know, ETP provides you a 5% discount on reinvested dividents (as long as your brokerage participates like Fidelity does).
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Let her know SCCO is providing a shopping spree to your local Michael Kors store for her.
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CSX Beats Street, Raises Profit, Raises Divvy by 7% and Projects 10-15% Growth!
by patient_lt_investor •Apr 16, 2013 6:25 PMOperating ratio is the ratio of cost of goods sold plus operating expenses to net sales. It is generally expressed in percentage.
Operating ratio measures the cost of operations per dollar of sales. This is closely related to the ratio of operating profit to net sales.
The two basic components for the calculation of operating ratio are operating cost (cost of goods sold plus operating expenses) and net sales. Operating expenses normally include (a) administrative and office expenses and (b) selling and distribution expenses. Financial charges such as interest, provision for taxation etc. are generally excluded from operating expenses -
YTD through 4/30 = 15.6% with all dividents dripped. Only one stock is down YTD (SCCO).
Current yield on my portfolio is 3.7% (assumes SCCO divident at a low of .20 cents each quarter).
Top 3:
ABBV
VZ
CSX
Dog:
SCCO (since puchase though this has been a 2 bagger plus for me)
My worst performer since purchase is still MOS (down 21%). This is the only stock that I am currently losing money on since purchase. CSX used to be my other dog but with the run it's had YTD of 25% I now have a 10% gain.
Dar:
I also bought into NRF in late March at 9.29.Sentiment: Buy
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With todays action, it appears like I may need to put my buy orders in to add to my BAC and SCCO positions. These would be long term holds and not for a flip. I thought 36 would be the buy price on SCCO, but it has broken through this area.
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And if it does get down to 20, I'll be buying.
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not a chance since ETP doesn't pay "dividends".
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BTW, the 3.7% yield is off the current value of the portfolio. The yield off my cost basis is 4.9%.
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Fidelity just posted at 6:15 eastern time @ $46.9557