3Yr·

Moin together, I want to get me again some high dividend colleagues in the portfolio. What do you think of $OMF (+0.12%) , $PNNT (-3.57%) or also New Mountain Finance?

17 Comments

kurios@kurios

3Yr

Personally, I think it is wrong to include shares in the portfolio primarily because of the dividend. Therefore, I cannot give you any information on the above shares, as I have not dealt with them.

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MORE MONEY BOY 🤑@EnjoyCapitalism

3Yr

This app has become so useless. You ask a precise question and only get stupid answers that have little to do with the question.

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Epi@Epi

3Yr

@EnjoyCapitalism But your comment goes even further off topic! With it you create exactly what you denounce. So cast the first stone... you know. 😂

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MORE MONEY BOY 🤑@EnjoyCapitalism

3Yr

@Epi Constructive criticism is always appropriate. In addition, my criticism is aimed at fundamental attempts at instruction or the rejection of a strategy on the basis of one's own opinion, which I have not done.

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3Yr

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Epi@Epi

3Yr

@DaHofi I thought most of the responses were okay too. They relate to the basic decision to go into high yield stocks. And that was the point.

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Joris@Joris

3Yr

Congratulations on your retirement. How are you transitioning? I also have a plan for retirement, but always interesting to hear other strategies.

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devnerd_daddy@devnerd_daddy

3Yr

$OMF could be looked at, because the portfolio is interesting, at $PNNT I would clamp a fat SOS, because they currently pay out substance. Negative cash flow and then a fat dividend should be an alarm signal.

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