Five reasons why it’s so hard to invest in preferred shares

Many thanks to Rob Carrick for the shout-out in his recent piece Five reasons why it’s so hard to invest in preferred shares:

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Considering the high level of interest in preferred shares, there’s a surprising lack of analyst reports and other commentary. Two websites to try are PrefInfo.com and PrefBlog. The investor relations pages on corporate websites are often of little help in trying to make sense of how various preferred shares work.

… and there’s gold down in the comments section …

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One Response to “Five reasons why it’s so hard to invest in preferred shares”

  1. scomac says:
    May 5, 2020 at 6:24 pm

    There’s a reason the PrefBlog and PrefLetter readers are referred to as assiduous. 😉

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