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Kevin Festner's avatar

Cramer can has his investment club on CNBC and never get into trouble with the SEC?

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Mitchel's avatar

If I need any shit from Cramer I will squeeze his head.

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Kevin Festner's avatar

Oh c'mon man. He recommended a buy for Bear Stearns on that Friday before it was shut down back in 08.

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Mitchel's avatar

I think Cramer runs a scam where he gets commission from companies he recommends.

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Pan Krys's avatar

🤣

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daniel israel's avatar

His name is Cramer? I thought that was Lenin on TV pretending to be a Capitalist!

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Kevin Festner's avatar

ROTFLMAO. Good point.

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Pan Krys's avatar

it's a big club and you ain't in it syndrome..quite visible nowdays

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KC Culp's avatar

Greg - Actually, the yield on PDBC is 8.75% based on an annual dividend of $1.75 and a price of $20.00.

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Ken (a.k.a. Slats)'s avatar

I can neither conform or deny my PDBC holdings... Fkn SEC.

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Brett Ragan's avatar

That's a huge dividend

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Georg Oranski's avatar

Dividend yield of 36% is not shabby! And PDBC is holding its own as the rest of the market is red...

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Take65's avatar

thanks for keeping people fossed for the long term

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Herb Norden's avatar

Thanks from Canada

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Doug Kulik's avatar

Thanks, as always Greg. I have also been slowly buying in to CORN, a commodities ETF, and DFEN, a defense ETF. Worth taking a look at. Dollar cost averaging on these 2 in case of pullbacks.

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Pete's avatar

Pdbc holds mostly treasury bills. No thanks.

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Tania P.'s avatar

Got it!

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Karim's avatar

How can i benefits from this Annual Dividend, where can i buy it and confirm the Annual Dividend?

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KC Culp's avatar

Greg, Greg, Greg! PDBC dividend is $1.75 / year or 17.86%. The dividend is annual, not quarterly!

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RAINER's avatar

I understand.

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MoodyP's avatar

What time of year do they pay the dividend. I own a bundle.

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Fuzz's avatar

Anyone still in oil stocks? fuckin biting down wondering if it will find support. DVN chart appears typical, and can expect move back up...

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