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To: deeno who wrote (152)10/26/2011 4:07:34 PM
From: snookcity of 187
 

can someone explain why its selling at $212.29
call phttp://www.quantumonline.com/search.cfm?tickersymbol=WLL-A&sopt=symbolrice $100- conv. price 2.3033@43.4163
quantumonline.com 

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To: snookcity who wrote (153)10/27/2011 12:55:34 PM
From: deeno of 187
 
wll did have a stock split 2 for 1 6 months or so ago, so im guessing quantum didnt update.

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To: deeno who wrote (154)10/27/2011 3:58:59 PM
From: snookcity of 187
 
Thanks for your reply I was confused which happens alot lately[65 now]

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From: Jerrymac11/7/2011 12:59:39 PM
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Any comments / strategy on the pending BEE tender offer for A,B,C preffereds..?

finance.yahoo.com 

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From: Kapusta Kid11/15/2011 11:16:12 AM
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I hold HBA-pG, a floating-rate preferred from HSBC. In Barron's CEO interview, referring to the sovereign debt problems for Greece, Portugal, Spain, Italy and Ireland, Mark Holowesko said "HSBC Holdings has exposure to those markets. What is the exposure? How much has been written down? If it's written down another 50%, what is the impact on its balance sheet? It is about 8% of their equity. That is completely different from most of the UK and French banks. It is being pushed down relative to most other banks. We think the concerns are misplaced."

HBA-pG yields @5.1% at this morning's price of $19.60. HSBC is rated A3 by Moody's, A- by S&P, and has a long list of preferreds in many flavors.

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From: MCsweet1/11/2012 1:40:47 PM
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A couple trades

Reducing ARY. I love the company ARCC, but time to decrease this overweighted position. If there is another flash crash like last year, I will be there buying.

AFC is not a bad substitute --- I bot a little, although it has run up a lot too. AFC has lower coupon and longer maturity, but more upside since it trades well below par.

PEB-B is still looking cheap at 23.50. It trades $0.50 to $1.00 cheaper than PEB-A and it has higher coupon and longer call protection. Also, common stock PEB is up a bunch since PEB-B came out. so relative to the stock the preferred seems attractively priced, at least versus when it initially came out..

So PEB-B is my ARY/CWHN-type pick for 2012, busted offering that I think will rebound in the new year. PEB-B is a higher risk (I have been confident ARY is money good), but there are slim pickens in preferred land unless you take a little risk.

MC

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From: steve phil2/9/2012 7:31:56 AM
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Interesting on preferreds:

guidance.fidelity.com 

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From: dipstixx3/16/2012 12:41:39 PM
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Kayne Anderson MLP Investment Co Comes with a Low Rate Preferred

March 15, 2012 9 am Update 11 am

Kayne Anderson MLP Investment (ticker:KYN) (a closed end fund) has announced the pricing of a new issue with a coupon of
4.25%. These are monthly payers.

The ticker will be KYN-E.

The shares are $25 shares and have a mandatory redemption on 4/1/2019..

While these are ultra safe as they have to have a 200% asset coverage ratio on these shares (as a closed end fund) we certainly
won't be buying this issue. It is our opinion that buyers of this issue at $25.00 will take a 50 or 75 cent haircut immediately as this
issue should have been priced at 4.5-4.75% given current interest rate levels.

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To: dipstixx who wrote (160)3/26/2012 1:36:11 AM
From: inspbudget of 187
 
KYN-E


Well, this issue has been trading for several days now. It did not take any haircut, and has been in the $25 - $25.05 range all week.

Wish that it would take that haircut soon - I am waiting to buy some if the yield goes up to 4.5%.

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To: inspbudget who wrote (161)3/28/2012 11:07:00 AM
From: shadetreethinker of 187
 
If you are looking for safety, check out SDOGP at 4.6% and a BBB+ rating selling a little under its $20 par. Biggest headache is the low trading volume.

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