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    Here you have something unusual: UGI Corporation, UGI-NYSE

    The company was founded in 1882 (!!) and has paid consecutive
    dividends since 1885.

    Years of dividend growth: 36

    Dividend 6.5 %

    Source Dividend.com dta as of August 2023

    My note: chart does not look good ...but we can wait.
    This company definitely has a good chance of surviving,
    judging by its history.

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    Quote Originally Posted by oak333 View Post
    Here you have something unusual: UGI Corporation, UGI-NYSE

    The company was founded in 1882 (!!) and has paid consecutive
    dividends since 1885.

    Years of dividend growth: 36

    Dividend 6.5 %

    Source Dividend.com dta as of August 2023

    My note: chart does not look good ...but we can wait.
    This company definitely has a good chance of surviving,
    judging by its history.

    I like it. With all the things going on in the world plus likely higher inflation Greg Mannarino suggest that commodities are going to rise. With the war stuff going on it seems that energy related investments may also do well.

    Oh, and for it's dividends of course

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    Some people on this thread doubted EC-EcoPetrol.

    What is the truth ? The facts...in this case the chart.

    https://schrts.co/DDZaWjCz

    Do you like this chart ? Do you like its dividend of over 20 % ?

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    Quote Originally Posted by oak333 View Post
    There are stocks with big dividends. The theory that stocks with big
    dividends go down. Not necessarily.

    Eg Ecopetrol SA symbol EC-New York Stock Exchange has a dividend
    of over 20 % and the price is stable. The company has been in business
    since 1948. It is state owned (Columbia) ie it hardly can go bankrupt.

    Why the big dividend ? It is state policy. These dividends are meant
    to flow to people and companies to encourage the economy.

    https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/EC/

    Just read the financial statements. You will like them.
    I like PBR better - PBR”A” to be precise.
    Last edited by LeadHead; 11-30-2023 at 12:23 PM.
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    Here are a couple to consider:

    YORW - York Water Co. Oldest investor-owned public utility in the U.S. Current 2.21% dividend is not large, but it is rock-solid. YORW has not missed a dividend payment since 1816.

    MAIN - Main Street Capital Corp. Specialized financial services industry. Close to a 7% current dividend paid MONTHLY.

    Full disclosure, I currently own MAIN, and have owned YORW in the past.
    "It's the lure of easy money - It's got a very strong appeal." - Glenn Frey (The Smuggler's Blues)

    "A wise and frugal government, which shall restrain men from injuring one another, shall leave them otherwise free to regulate their own pursuits of industry and improvement, and shall not take from the mouth of labor the bread it has earned." - Thomas Jefferson

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