Quick update on my prefs spreadsheet as requested by some readers...
once again not a recommendation but rather an example of how I use the methodology- read the disclaimer...
P.S. Read this article from MarketWatch to learn more about them...
Many investors like to think of preferred shares as a blend of stocks and bonds. Preferred stocks, which generally don't carry voting rights, tend to pay higher dividends than the common shares. Preferred shareholders receive their dividends before common shareholders and also have certain advantages if a company liquidates
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