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The
Silver Lining to a Falling Dollar
Despite the U.S. national debt, there is a silver lining for income
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Treasuries, is going to take its toll on the dollar, and
international income investors could reap the rewards in the form of
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Dividend Yields of 11% and Benefit from Rising Natural Gas Prices |
Published: November 28, 2005
If you're looking for high dividend yields, and if you want a way to
profit from rising natural gas prices, then look no further than shares
of PrimeWest Energy (PWI).
Formed in 1996, PWI claims to
be one of North America's largest energy trusts. Although the firm is a
Canadian income trust, it's also co-listed on the New York Stock
Exchange, so it's easy for U.S. residents to trade. The trust pays a
dividend of 25 cents a share each month, or about $3.00 a share
annually, giving it a head-turning dividend yield of around 11%.
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As a natural gas producer, PWI
is set to benefit from stronger gas prices as we head into the peak
demand winter months (millions of people use natural gas as a source of
heat during the winter). Meanwhile, the firm's dividend payout ratio so
far this year has been just 70% of cash flow. With this in mind, even if
natural gas prices fall, the firm's dividends should still keep coming.
Action to Take: Canadian income trusts have shed about -10%
of their share value in the past few months, declining in tandem with
oil and gas prices. The sell-off has also been fueled by the Canadian
government's plans to stop the "tax leakage" caused by
companies converting to trusts. Along those lines, in the future the
government may impose an additional levy on the company and its trust
distributions. Yet despite these concerns, shares of PWI are worth a
closer look, and I may add the shares to my "10%-Plus"
Portfolio (a model portfolio available exclusively to paid subscribers
of my premium newsletter -- High-Yield Investing) on any
sort of pullback from today's levels.
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