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Charles Schwab Sells a Preferred Issue
Tim McPartland | July 29, 2015
Charles Schwab has sold a new investment grade preferred stock offering.Details of the offering are here.This issue will begin to trade on the OTC grey market tomorrow (Wednesday)If you are unaware of how to buy preferred stocks at 'wholesale' prices you can get the details here .Charles Schwab has 1 earlier preferred issue currently trading.
Charles Schwab 6% Non-Cumulative Perpetual Preferred Stock, Series C
Tim McPartland | July 28, 2015
Date Issued 7/27/2015Shares Issued 24,000,000 Overallotment Shares NoneS&P Rating BBB Moodys Rating Baa2Security Ticker Symbol SCHW-C OTC Temp Ticker CSABPMarket Traded On NYSEDividend Payment Paid on the 1st of March, June, September and December beginning on 12/01/2015Quarterly Dividend .375 Annual Dividend 1.500Securities may be redeemed, at the issuers option, as early as 12/01/2020 for a redemption…
Bank of America, Floating Rate Non Cumulative Preferred Stock Series 1
Tim McPartland | July 28, 2015
Originally issued by Merrill LynchS&P Rating BB Moodys Rating Ba2Security Ticker Symbol BML-GMarket Traded ON NYSEDividend Payment Paid on the 28th of February, May, August and November beginning on 02/28/2005Quarterly Dividend .188 Annual Dividend .750Dividends will float at a rate of 3 month libor plus .75% or a minimum of 3%Securities may be redeemed, at the issuers…
Super Quality Preferreds
Tim McPartland | July 27, 2015
As we implored investors yesterday, if you are sticking around the perpetual preferreds arena you would be wise to 'play' in the high quality arena.When you are looking for quality preferred shares you can't do too much better than those issued by the various Gabelli funds. As most of you likely know Gabelli has a full range of Closed End…
Quality Rules!!!!
Tim McPartland | July 26, 2015
For those out there that have been delving into the really junky part of the perpetual preferred marketplace you have likely already experienced the thrashing that has been occurring in that sector.We have reached a point in the economic cycle where the marketplace is beginnning to sniff out some global economic weakness. Forget that the FED is still targeting a…