PAGP
Plains GP Holdings, L.P. Class A Units representing Limited Partner Interests
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I am also retired and also risk averse. I have 30 plus different preferred stocks and baby bonds in my portfolio.
I usually invest in those yielding around 6%. Same as with anything I try to watch and make sure not to own too many financials, etc. (try to diversify)
I am sure that overall I am a little too heavy on the MLPs. I own ET preferred shares, Bought these when they were CEQP 9.25% preferred shares before they were taken over by ET. Still yield over 7%.
I also own TNCAF, SOJF, WES, Several Enbridge preferreds and PAGP.
On the financials/insurance side I own many preferreds from AGNC, COF, SPNT and JPM.
Recently bought T preferreds, BEPH and BIPH.
I also do own a few higher risk preferreds in IMPPP, and SB, HL.
I read many articles on seeking alpha which I think give good insight as to the risk/reward on many of these.
I also have a fairly large amount of CDs but will be looking for more preferred shares/baby bonds as the yield on these are going south.

I am also retired and also risk averse. I have 30 plus different preferred stocks and baby bonds in my portfolio.
I usually invest in those yielding around 6%. Same as with anything I try to watch and make sure not to own too many financials, etc. (try to diversify)
I am sure that overall I am a little too heavy on the MLPs. I own ET preferred shares, Bought these when they were CEQP 9.25% preferred shares before they were taken over by ET. Still yield over 7%.
I also own TNCAF, SOJF, WES, Several Enbridge preferreds and PAGP.
On the financials/insurance side I own many preferreds from AGNC, COF, SPNT and JPM.
Recently bought T preferreds, BEPH and BIPH.
I also do own a few higher risk preferreds in IMPPP, and SB, HL.
I read many articles on seeking alpha which I think give good insight as to the risk/reward on many of these.
I also have a fairly large amount of CDs but will be looking for more preferred shares/baby bonds as the yield on these are going south.