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BAC
Bk Of America Cp
$16.43
+2.50%
$16.23

Big, undervalued and a great div.

People owning BAC also tend to own: AAPL GOOG INTC MSFT RACK CFC ASH

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CVS
Cvs Caremark Cp
$30.00
+0.47%
$30.15

CVS earned six catalysts for upside from ML before the merger. Now a powerhouse of retail and "commercial". A pure Growth component of the portfolio.

People owning CVS also tend to own: ADM AVP BF-B BTI CL DEO K

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FPL
F P L Group Inc
$51.27
+1.30%
$52.01

Growing market, good div, safer in troubled times.

People owning FPL also tend to own: AUY CDE GG HE NEM UST AKH

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ED
Cons Edison Inc
$42.47
+0.02%
$42.60

Div

People owning ED also tend to own: AAPL ADBE GS NL SHLD SNHY T

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SNH
Senior Hsg Sbi
$19.46
+2.21%
$19.26

Reit with good div, growing portfolio of properties and growing market.

People owning SNH also tend to own: DTE SIAL UPM ADM C CAT CHK

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HCP
Hcp
$29.23
+2.27%
$28.84

Reit with good div, growing portfolio of properties and a growing market; also a consolidator.

People owning HCP also tend to own: AMB AVB BPO BXP CBG DDR EQR

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WM
Waste Mgmt Inc
$32.43
-0.58%
$32.78

Undervalued now re: mortgage mess, grest div, takeout candidate.

People owning WM also tend to own: BAC BBT C CMA FITB JPM KEY

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NUE
Nucor Cp
$41.46
+1.74%
$41.27

Growth component, although have been throwing off special div; a specialist with few competitors in a good overall steel industry that is consolidating.

People owning NUE also tend to own: ABK BBD CFC DE FCX FRE FWLT

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Q. can anyone explain the BGF seper...

11.12.09 | 20:03 PM Asked by BS7518

A. BGF was an enhanced income security,
which represented one share of common
stock (BGS) plus $7.15 principal amount
of senior subordinated debt. They first
separated the note from the stock, then
did a partial redemption of the bond.
You should have received the following
for each share of BGF
1 share common (BGS)
$4.28 cash per share for the partial
redemption (this includes dividend)
1 note with face value of $3.11

There really is no market for the bond
portion. You will probably end up
holding it until redemption.

Hope that helps.