Who Cares How Bad the Market is Doing When You're Finding Stocks
Paying You $26,500 a
Year in Dividends?
We're locking in annual paychecks of $14,200, $15,400, $26,500 and
sometimes even more for every $100,000 we invest...
and our dividends keep growing. Despite this brutal market, the
19
companies in our "Dividend Optimizer" portfolio actually
increased their payouts by +16.2% last year!
By Paul Tracy, Co-Editor, High-Yield
Investing
Special Report
November
2009
When the market gives you lemons, you
might as well make lemonade.
That's what we're doing at High-Yield Investing--taking battered stocks
with secure dividends and creating the sort of impossibly generous
portfolios that income investors could only dream about a year ago.
For anyone with the nerve to stare the bear in the face without
flinching, the world-wide crash in asset prices isn't a punishing
blow--but a gift so rare that we last saw it in 1987.
It's as if a giant "multiply your
money" certificate has dropped
into our laps. Every dollar we're
investing is giving us two, three,
four even five times as much
income as it did just a year ago.
Look around you. You can lock in yields that we
haven't seen in 22 years. 158 stocks around the world yield more than
18% right now. Sure, a few of them are junk... but plenty of them are
REITs. These aren't ticking time bombs of toxic derivatives. They're
bricks and mortar throwing off rents that go right into your
Hang Up Your Spurs and Never Invest Again
Buy the right cash cows now and you may be tempted to hang up your
investing spurs, sit back and just watch your dividends roll in.
Put $100,000 into the New York Mortgage Trust right now, and you're locking in an
annual payment of $15,400 per year. A year ago, you would have gotten
just $5,700.
Do the same in real estate managers Frasers
Commercial Trust and
you'll get paid $26,500 per year--up from $9,500 a year ago.
Go to the oil patch and invest $100,000 into MarkWest Energy Partners
and you're buying yourself an income stream of $14,200 per year. A year
ago you would have secured a cash flow of just $6,400.
Shipping firm Capital Product Partners will pay you $25,700 on
your $100,000 investment, up from $8,100 a year ago. Similar story with
Macquarie International Infrastructure Group. You can now get $14,300 up
from $8,600 last year.
Pennsylvania REIT will now pay you
$25,600 annually on a $100,000 investment. A year ago you'd have earned
only $10,200.
All you need is a handful of stocks like these and you've set yourself
up for life. You'll literally never have to invest again. If you're not
happy banking 21% year after year, you need to go to Las Vegas, not Wall
Street.
Our Income Is Up +16.2%!
We income investors look at the market a bit
differently than "regular" investors. It's not the price of an asset
that interests us, it's how much cash it throws our way.
After all, if you're an income investor, it's the cash in your pocket at
the end of the year that counts. And I think it's fair to say that
High-Yield Investing subscribers have been more than happy with the
cash in their pockets recently.
At the worst point of the stock-market rout last
October, the dividend payouts for the 19 companies in our model "Dividend Optimizer" portfolio
had increased +16.2% over the previous year!
Excuse me if I brag a little, but that's quite a feat
given that dividend cuts among the S&P 500 last year came to more than
$40 billion. Even companies like Bank of America, which had
increased dividend payments annually for 25 years, were forced by the
financial crisis to cut back last year. But only one of our picks cut its dividend
(by -7.8%) while the other 18 either held flat or rose, by as much as
+111.5%.
How are we sidestepping the dividend cuts that have hammered so many
other investors?
Simple: We focus on safety as much as yield. We've been avoiding
run-of-the-mill stocks in favor of investment-grade preferred shares and
exchange-traded debt. For example, Capstead Mortgage Preferred B, which
carries a rich yield of 9.3% and sends you a steady monthly check,
and has held stable amid the market tumult.
Preferred stocks have come through time and again for us at
High-Yield Investing. Our A&P 9.375% preferred stock is yielding
13.8%... giving us a super-safe $13,800 per year on a $100,000
investment. A&P and its 450 supermarkets would have to crumble into the
sea before it cut our payment.
Win the Race Before You Start
The industries we cover in
High-Yield Investing are delivering some of the highest dividend
yields on the planet. In fact, almost every name in our portfolio is
yielding more than the historical stock market return of 9% a year. So
we're beating the market right out of the gate in dividends alone!
We're finding high-yielding stocks, funds and ETFs that are showering
our subscribers with more cash than they know what to do with.
You might be surprised how "boring" some of these cash cows
are. For example, we've
discovered a business
that invests in toll roads, tunnels and airports that yields 19.1%!
This firm rakes in fees paid by billions of
consumers around the world every day. And because this revenue is almost
recession-proof, it means predictable cash flows and steady dividends
for us.
If you'd like the details on this Steady Eddie--plus a steady stream of
stocks, funds and other investments with abnormally high dividend
yields--please accept my invitation to try High-Yield Investing.
Like a constant wind at our back, every investment we make is supported
by a generous and steady yield. This puts a strong floor of support
under its share price.
Just take a look at this Special Report. You'll see why high-yielding
securities tend to plow steadily ahead in every economic climate...and
exactly where we're finding the most bullish opportunities now.
The Most Crucial Investment Decision of All
High-Yield Investing is
based on the most crucial wealth-building decision an investor will ever
make: how they treat the overlooked stepchild of Wall Street, the lowly
dividend.
Although little respected and often ignored, more than
137 years of data
point to the inescapable conclusion that owning humdrum dividend-paying
stocks... and then reinvesting those dividends... beats all other
investment approaches hands down. So if dividend-paying stocks make you
yawn, it's time to wake up and smell the cash.
Your Choice: $2.3 Million or $79k?
Since 1926 dividends have contributed 40% of the total return
delivered by the S&P 500. This makes a massive difference over the long
haul. A $1,000 investment in the S&P 500 in 1935 would be worth
$2,294,681 today with dividends reinvested, but a mere $78,624 without the dividends.
Underestimating the awesome edge income-paying securities give you is
the biggest mistake you can make in your investing life.
Higher Yields = Higher Safety, Too
A key reason that dividend-paying investments have clobbered
the competition is because they fare so much better during bear markets.
Over the vicious three years of 2000, 2001 and
2002, the stocks in the S&P 500 that paid dividends actually rose 10.4%,
while the nonpayer
sank -33.1%.
There have been plenty of 10-year periods where dividends provided the
only return for the S&P 500. Something tells me we're in the middle of one of those stretches right
now. The Last Free Lunch?
I'd never claim that every stock
in your portfolio has to be a high yielder -- but dividend-paying
investments offer the most compelling risk-reward trade-off you can
find.
They also give you a smooth path to wealth instead of heart-stopping
peaks and plunges.
Dividend-paying stocks are much less jumpy than their stingier brethren.
In fact, they have been only 10% as volatile as the market while
producing their market-beating returns. It's one of the few free lunches
in investing: You can get better returns and lower risk just by
purchasing dividend-paying stocks.
The odds are so kind that it's hard not to come out ahead when you
invest this way. I am constantly amazed that more investors don't help
themselves to this delicious free lunch.
Our mission at High-Yield Investing is to bring you a full buffet
of these wealth-building delicacies. If you want to keep your money out of long-term losers like bank
accounts and CDs and put it to work in tireless investments that will
never stop making you money, you're in the right place. Put Some
Security Into Your Securities
Every one of the
high-yield opportunities we bring you every month offers the two things
we cherish most: a long history of honest-to-goodness growth (as opposed
to contrived growth engineered by accounting fictions) and a generous
record of dividends.
Our picks operate solid businesses with increasing profits and they
share these profits with their shareholding owners by paying them
generous cash dividends.
It's not the specific level of yield that matters to us -- although it's
a great feeling to pocket 10% a year in cash while other investors are
watching their stocks sink.
What really counts is that
they simply pay them. Dividends are a sign of financial strength, of
a real business making real profits.
And owning companies that keep increasing their dividends
makes us even happier. The only way to consistently raise dividends
is by growing cash flow. And any company that can do that year after
year will create you a near-miraculous pile of money, as we'll now
see...
Steady Wins the Race
Philip Morris (now renamed "Altria"), which most investors
dismiss as a stodgy -- even boring -- company, is a perfect example of
this phenomenon.
There's nothing fancy about making cheese, coffee and cigarettes.
But with its high dividends and years of 15%-20% growth, "Big Mo"
has thrown off some of the best long-term returns of any investment
of the past two decades.
While $10,000 invested in the S&P 500 in 1988
grew into a substantial $83,975 by 2008, that same $10,000 put into
Philip Morris exploded into $347,715. You can attribute the bulk of
that remarkable 34-fold gain to Philip Morris' 20-year record of
high and rising dividends.
But that's just the start of the story. Anyone who
bought 200 shares back in February 1988 (then costing $17,350) was
receiving $17,922 every year in dividends alone by 2008. That's more
than their initial investment!
To top it all off, Altria then spun off its Kraft subsidiary,
awarding our original 200-share buyers with 4,078 new shares of
Kraft worth $125,806. And believe it or not, these Philip Morris
investors incurred 22% less risk than the market during their
20-year ride.
Talk about enjoying the best of both worlds!
Like subscribers to High-Yield Investing, these investors gave up
nothing on their path to wealth, while enjoying a priceless peace of
mind along the way.
To be fair, the Philip Morris/Altria story is a particularly strong
example of the miracle of compounded dividends. But it's far from
unique. You can find similar results from any number of steady but
unspectacular stocks with long-term records of high and rising
dividends.
Take Johnson & Johnson for example. Buying 200 shares of J&J at the
same time in 1988 would have cost you $15,675. By reinvesting J&J's
fat dividends into more stock, by 2008 you would have had 4,624
shares worth $291,978. And your shares would be throwing off $7,676
in dividends a year.
Years before it merged with Mobil, Exxon was paying steady
dividends. $8,400 would have bought you 200 shares. In 20 years,
those 200 exploded into 1,550 shares worth $133,946... and your
dividend of $2,170 per year gives you a 25.8% yield on your capital.
Just as you would expect, this "dividend effect" works like a charm
in the high-yielding utility arena. Look at Dominion Resources. In
1988, 200 shares of this old workhorse would have set you back
$9,425. By 2008, you'd have had 1,849 shares worth $79,489... and be
pocketing $2,921 per year in dividends, to boot.
Likewise with Southern Company: 200 shares in February 1988 cost
$4,800. Two decades later, you'd have 1,264 shares worth $45,980.
And you'd be getting $2,036 in dividends per year (a 42.4% yield on
your original investment).
Another place dividends work wonders is in REITs. 200 shares of
Washington REIT would have cost you just $4,825 back in 1988. By reinvesting dividends, over the intervening 20 years you'd have
1,346 shares worth $42,341 -- and you'd be getting $2,275 (47.1% of
your buy-in cost) in dividends every year.
With dividend growth like that, you can make staggering profits even
if the share price never budges.
The Investment Thrill Reserved for Income Investors
Only
As we just saw with Philip Morris, your dividend
check can eventually grow so large that it surpasses the original
price you paid for the stock. The exhilaration of "lapping" your
stock that way is a feeling you never forget.
But you'll never experience that "dividend high" unless you own
stocks that pay them! That's why every single investment you'll find
in High-Yield Investing has a yield.
And not just any yield, but a bare minimum of 5% before we'll even
take a closer look.
We're Not Allergic to Capital Gains, Either!
It's a funny thing about the high-payout companies we dig up in High-Yield
Investing: hold them long enough and before you know it,
you're usually sitting on a nice-sized capital gain as well.
 When we featured DryShips, Inc. for $11.35, it was yielding
7.1%. While the dividend came in like clockwork over the
next two years, the share price skyrocketed to over $90,
handing us a whopping 711% capital gain.
Likewise with another shipper, Diana Shipping. We featured
this one at the same time as DryShips, because its 12.7%
yield caught our eye. But the stock then proceeded to jump
163%, for a triple-our-money total return of 217%.
Sometimes the dividend itself rises so high and so fast
that capital gains are beside the point.
In
October 2004 we added a stock to our portfolio at $57.41. Within
three years it paid us dividends totaling $43.68. So we almost had
our stock for free at that point.
We
bought an oil royalty trust at the same time at $41.33 per share. It
was paying a $3.82 dividend for a yield of 9.2%. Now it's paying
$7.22 a share, giving us a 17.5% yield on our original buy-in price.
Meanwhile, the shares are trading at over $50, for a total return of
+189%.
Even
so-so yielders like most utility stocks can surprise you. Edison
International wasn't paying a whole lot when we bought it. But we
knew its dividend was reliable. Edison's payout rose 53% and its
share price doubled, giving us a 113% total return.
You get the picture. When you own a steadily growing
cash machine, good things tend to happen. You either pocket
paycheck-size dividends on a regular basis, or watch your pile of
beans grow into a mountain of cash.
Tax Savings, Too
Everyone wants to minimize
taxes. We show you municipal bond funds and other investments where
every penny of your generous dividend can be TAX-FREE.
These are great investment options if you're in a higher tax
bracket. Even if you're not, who doesn't want to shield as much of
their income as they can?
One of our favorites yields a nice 8.0% and 90% of your dividend is
tax-free. Try to find a muni bond as generous as that! Keeping Management Honest -- and Getting a Fair Shake
Dividends not only require executives to use capital efficiently,
they also send a clear message that management is putting
shareholders first and treating them right by paying them the
profits they deserve as co-owners of the business.
What's more, a steady stream of dividends indicate that a company is
on the up and up and keeps straight books. You can hide a lot of bad
news with tricky accounting, but you can't fake dividends.
The Incredible Disappearing Dividend
2008 was the most brutal year ever for
dividend cuts in the S&P 500. 61 companies eliminated a total of $40.6
billion in distributions.
And the pace is accelerating this year. 85 of the S&P 500 now pay
less than they did a year ago. As the recession eats away at profits,
some of the biggest corporate names in the country are cutting their
dividends -- or eliminating them altogether -- to save capital.
Over the first half of 2009, 349 U.S. companies have
cut their dividends. Even the so-called dividend aristocrats like Bank
of America and General Electric -- whose dividends were considered
untouchable -- have felt the axe. Bank of
America slashed its distribution by 98%... GE cut by 68%... Wells
Fargo by 85%... JP Pfizer by 50%... JP Morgan Chase by 87%... Time
Warner by 68%... Dow Chemical by 64%... Capital One by 87%...
Allstate Insurance by 51%... Staples by 76%... Macy's by 62%...
Wendy's by 81%... US Steel by 80%... Harley-Davidson by 70%... Black
& Decker by 71%... Lincoln National by 98%... the list literally
goes on and on, for 349 sad instances. Harder to
Find -- But More Important than Ever
Just as they become an ever-more important
part of your total return, dividends are disappearing everywhere you
look. No wonder thousands of beleaguered income investors are turning to
High-Yield Investing for help. In this wasteland, we're
managing to find cash-rich companies that are increasing
dividends. Archer-Daniels Midland recently boosted its payout. So did
Coca-Cola, Monsanto, Wal-Mart and Kimberly-Clark.
And that is crucial. According to Ned Davis Research, firms in the S&P
500 that raised dividends gained an average of 8.8% per year between
1972 and 2008. Those that cut dividends or never paid them produced zero
return over the entire span.
So it's clear that dividend-paying stocks
have crushed the broad market over the decades. And we expect this trend
should continue as investors look to dividends to capture some cash flow
in a stingy market.
There's another big-picture factor at work
here: The oldest Baby Boomers turned 60 in 2006 and are now entering
retirement. This means the leading edge of a generation 76 million
strong will soon find itself searching for stable, income-producing
investments to replace their regular paychecks. This trend will continue
for at least another 20 years as the Boomers continue to progress.
Meanwhile, don't forget that the tax code still favors dividends over
regular income. Unlike ordinary income, which is taxed up to a rate of
38.6%, you lose only 15% of your dividends to the taxman.
Safety Is Everything
To make sure your dividend is
SAFE, we put cash flow under an analytical microscope. We dig deep to
reveal which yields are treasures and which are traps.
This is vital, because it gives you an early warning if any of your
money is in danger. We're fanatical about digging out bad news.
In a vicious bear market, like this one, our
stocks don't escape scot-free. But they take on a lot less water than
other stocks in a market storm. And the dividends they pay tend to keep
going up, up, up... just as they rose by +16.8% during the absolutely
brutal period of October 2007 to October 2008.
If you're at a point in life where you simply can't afford the damage a
bear market will inflict on your stocks -- or to have your income wiped
out by creeping inflation -- you'll appreciate the peace of mind these
reliable high-payers offer.
Their income streams are rock solid, not the
phony pumped-up payouts that attract so many misguided "yield junkies"
who discover too late that their exorbitant yields are fool's bargains.
Buy them now and they'll shower you with rising income and share prices
over the long haul.
Everything We Buy Passes Through Our Financial
Boot Camp
Any knucklehead can generate a
list of high-yielding stocks in about 5 minutes on his or her home
computer. That's no way to find quality investments.
By contrast, we put every stock, bond and mutual fund through a unique
analytical boot camp before we even think about recommending it to you.
We call it our "Dividend Optimizer." This model identifies securities
with key traits of safe and lasting income streams. It then ranks them
from best to worst based on our unique scoring system. No one else has
this proprietary ranking mechanism.
While the inner workings of our rating system are complex, its results
are crystal clear. Your investment life will never be simpler. You supply the start-up capital and High-Yield Investing does the rest.
We'll tell you where to put the money and when and where to move it
around. You won't trade much. Why should we fritter away our money on
commissions, taxes and bid/ask spreads? That's plain dumb. After all,
the biggest profits are always made by the steady momentum of
compounding. We want you to get rich -- not your broker.
That brings us to another point: Brokers rarely push the kind of
investments we specialize in. There's just too little in-and-out action for their tastes. Our picks
are so reliable... so safe... and pay such high dividends that you can buy
'em and lock 'em away for years. You won't want to sell them. And that means zero commission for your broker. So don't expect Wall
Street to advertise their great dividends and fantastic long term
records to you.
We're In this Together
At High-Yield Investing,
all we do is help you profit from dependable cash-in-hand securities
that steadily steamroll ahead, compounding their gains into
ever-higher total returns. We report to no one but you. If our
recommendations don't increase your wealth, we know we will lose
your trust and your readership.
And we'd deserve to.
We accept no advertising. Nobody owns us. And we track all of our
recommendations, so you always know how much money we're making for
you.
We have one purpose and one purpose only -- safely making you
wealthy. Without a lot of nail biting and never more than a
thimbleful of risk.
On the contrary, when you try High-Yield Investing, the risk is all
ours. (Try getting your broker to take a risk.) You don't risk a
penny with our 100% money-back guarantee.
Why do we offer such a generous guarantee? Because virtually no one
uses it! They're too happy beating the tar out of the market.
Your Two Portfolios
#1) "Dividend Optimizer" Portfolio -- We
use our "Dividend Optimizer" model to find stable, growing companies
yielding at least 5%. We want these stocks, bonds, funds and other
securities to have long track records and strong future prospects.
These are investment ideas that you can count on to deliver
above-average income year-in and year-out.
These stocks are true mattress stuffers -- the kind you can buy and
forget about. We wouldn't be surprised if they throw off dividends
and capital gains of 100% in the next three to five years.
#2) "10%-Plus" Portfolio-- Here's where
you'll find some of the highest-yielding investment ideas on the
planet. Everything in here offers an annual income stream of 10% or greater. Here's what else we want to see:
 a long track record of improving earnings. In general, the
longer a firm has been profitable, the more likely it is to deliver steady returns in the coming years.
a history of consistent and growing dividend payments.
We want to see steadily increasing dividends with no declines or missed payments.
strong cash flows. Since you can't pay dividends without
cash, we need to find companies that are generating above average amounts of cash each and every year.
strong projected growth.
Growing firms are more likely to be able to boost their dividends in the future.
a sustainable payout ratio.
Firms occasionally pay out 100% or more of their earnings to shareholders. They can't do this for long without cutting
their dividend. We avoid firms with unsustainable dividend payouts.
You'll get the full
details on every one of the gems our system turns up when you join our
service. But first, let's look at one of our very favorite stocks
right now...
Our Favorite Cash Cow As We Go to Press
This dividend machine has
surged +301% in the past five years, and it's still a strong buy.
For starters, this Alaska oil-field play features a CD- crushing
10.4% yield, thanks to a dividend that has risen ninefold over the
past decade.
More important, however, is what's driving that
dividend growth: powerful profit growth. This low-cost, strongly financed and aggressively managed outfit is
a perfect example of the type of lean growth machines we want to
own.
We recommended this stock because we were
impressed by its dividend record. Despite volatile oil prices, it
has paid quarterly dividends for more than 20 years. Its annual
payout is now four times bigger than when it started.
As long as strong demand and tight supply keep energy prices high,
this trust will be swimming in cash.
Traded on the NYSE, it has surged more than
29 to 1 since the year
2000. Tell that to anyone who says income investing is for widows
and orphans.
This is exactly the sort of low-risk/high-reward plays we describe
in great detail in Cash Cows: Great Companies With 10%+ Dividend
Yields. For your free copy of this special report, simply
go here to subscribe today.
The stocks you'll find in our free Cash Cows report are not only among the most generous stocks
you can buy, but they're some of the safest, too. You can buy them,
forget about them for years and let them steadily make you wealthy.
They yield up to 10.6% in cold cash... and they're wallowing in
liquidity, which means your fat dividends are secure.
Join the Quiet Fortune Builders with High-Yield Investing
If anything we've said so far
makes sense to you... if you think that we're even half right about
the extraordinary profits and peace of mind that cash-in-hand
securities will bring their owners in the coming years, then we'd
like to send you the most comprehensive source of information you
can get -- our High-Yield Investing advisory letter.
High-Yield Investing is the only periodical devoted exclusively to
helping you make money in every category of income investing.
Nowhere will you find a more thorough ranking of your income
investment options than in this monthly investment bulletin.
You'll be joining a growing brotherhood of like-minded income lovers
who share our love for reliable investment ideas delivering
above-average income and strong capital gains.
One more thing -- it's important: We invest in quality ideas that
sport annual yields of 5%-20% -- NOT in high-yield junk.
And when I say "investment ideas," I mean not only stocks, but also
bonds, mutual funds, preferred stocks, ETFs, royalty trusts,
closed-end funds, Canadian income trusts, etc. We cover every class
of income investment in High-Yield Investing.
You'll find a few asset classes so exotic that you probably never
knew they existed.
Take Canadian Royalty Trusts for example.
Thanks to a unique incorporation structure authorized by the
Canadian government, cash-rich companies are converting themselves
into dividend powerhouses yielding an average of 12.1%.
But there's more to these cash
machines than their fat payouts.
Some of the trusts you'll find in High-Yield Investing
have seen their share prices shoot up, too. One of Canada's
best-known trusts, Canadian Oil Sands, has shot up 257% in
the past five years alone.--and you know how horribly most stocks
have suffered in the past five years.
But please be careful before you venture north to grab these
tempting yields.
Dismayed at all the tax money they were losing out on, the
authorities in Ottawa declared that starting in 2011, trusts would
lose their favored tax treatment.
We wouldn't panic if we were you. Two years is forever in politics and we
wouldn't be surprised if the Canadian authorities reverse course on
this issue, just as they've done three times before.
Second, since the proposal provides a two-year grace period before
existing trusts are taxed, you have a two-year tax holiday to
continue raking in a lucrative income stream.
Bottom line: it's hard to lose if you buy the right trusts now. Trust prices have fallen in the face of uncertainty, giving you a
great entry point and super-sized yields. The actual businesses
underlying these trusts haven't changed a bit.
Remember, the current yields still hold
until 2011. And even if they are taxed in the future, these
companies will still be paying yields that dwarf your options here
in the States. More than 70 Canadian trusts now yield more than
10%, and 20 pay
more than 15%!
We've just released a report on four
extraordinary high-yielding trusts -- all safe for U.S. investors --
that you can get free as a new subscriber.
(Keep reading for details.)
The Preferred Path to Wealth
Speaking of
out-of-the-mainstream income tools, right now we're finding some
sparkling returns in preferred stocks. Choose them well and these
hybrid securities give you the best of both worlds: the steady
income of a bond and the appreciation of a stock.
Like bonds, preferred stocks pay you interest every three months.
And like common stocks, they can also hand you nice capital gains as
the company grows.
But when you buy a preferred stock, you have one huge advantage over
common shareholders...
When a company runs into tough times and cuts or cancels the
dividend, it's tough luck for common stockholders. But when a
preferred stock suspends payment, your payments accumulate on the
ledgers and are paid in full when the company recovers.
If you want an even higher level of safety, we'll introduce you to
something called an "adjustable rate" preferred security. As its
name implies, it adjusts its yield in tandem with interest rate
changes, which means your principal remains steady even if rates
rise. If rates go up, so does your payout.
The only thing you miss out on is the heartburn other income
investors are suffering as rates rise.
Start Your Own
Cash Machine Today!
With the S&P 500 yielding
2.7%
and CDs paying about 2%, you will never get the income you need to
live and retire comfortably from the mainstream asset pools most
investors swim in. Especially with inflation chopping your
return off at the knees.
By contrast, we have an entire portfolio of investment ideas that
will pay you an annual cash income above 10% a year. And that's
before we even talk about capital gains.
So what do you say? Are you ready to put a little capital in Wall
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Meet the Co-Editors of High-Yield Investing
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Carla
Pasternak draws on a variety of financial backgrounds to make
profitable calls on income-generating stocks for her readers.
With more than two decades of investment-industry experience,
Carla has written for several nationally recognized financial
publishers, and has also been president of a respected investor
relations firm.
A highly successful
analyst in the high-yield arena, she focuses not only on
dividends, but also on long-term capital gains. On the
educational front, Carla holds both MBA and PhD degrees. When
she's not watching the market, she's teaching college business
courses and managing million dollar portfolios.
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Before
co-founding StreetAuthority.com, Paul Tracy was managing editor
at a multi-million-dollar financial publishing firm. In addition
to his role as managing editor and lead financial writer, he was
also responsible for equity research and managing a team of
seasoned professional financial writers, researchers and market
commentators. Earlier, Paul held positions at Robert W. Baird
and Co.'s full-service brokerage operations. His research has
been funded by the National Bureau of Economic Research. He has
appeared on several prominent financial radio shows, and has
been a featured speaker at various investment conferences across
the U.S.
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