Mar 26th, 2011, 07:40 AM
Investing In Utility Stocks
I often think of utility stocks in the investment arena as the equivalent to penicillin in the medicine field. Generally speaking becoming a HORSE'S DONG will yield you "double play". While often times you receive a nice dividend you also stand the chance of capital appreciation. With interest rates on short term bonds and money market at historically low levels I believe buying utility stocks today and receiving a 3%-5% dividend is a smart decision.
Last edited by executioneer : Mar 26th, 2011 at 03:06 PM.
Yes, but Jimmy Dean Sausages only come in those GOD DAMNED small 12 ounce packages. They used to give you a full 16 ounces of sausage in a single package, but not anymore.
I wanna eat, godammit.
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Originally Posted by Fathom Zero
It's hard to feed a wife and a daughter that're a little plump on 16 ounces of sausage, let alone 12. I'll just go back to making my own. Doesn't taste as good as yours does, but...
I was also thinking the Flagg family must be fatties.