In
most countries, a company this profitable would be illegal...
Profit from this Legal
Monopoly While You Can
A U.S. company this dominant
would be targeted with anti-trust lawsuits. But YOU can buy this
recession-proof workhorse on the NYSE for
only nine times earnings.
Dear Investor,
When a Chilean says "Una
cerveza, por favor," seven times out of eight, he's getting a brew
made by the most profitable company in Chile. It absolutely
dominates Chile's beer market with an 85% market share.
This brewing giant is
not only the largest beer maker in Chile, it's the second-largest in
Argentina, too -- thanks to its hugely popular Cordoba beer. And
Argentina's market is four times bigger than Chile's.
It is Chile's only
bottler of Pepsi, Dr. Pepper, Snapple, Crush and Canada Dry. The
company also distributes Heineken, Corona, Negra Modelo, and
Guinness.
The company also has 65%
of the mineral water market in Chile, 45% of the market for pisco, a
popular brandy ... and an astounding 100% of the fruit juice market.
A company this dominant
would be banned in most countries. This aggressive growth machine
would be slammed with anti-trust lawsuits if it were U.S. based. Yet
you can buy this virtual Chilean monopoly right here on the NYSE for
only nine times earnings. Compare that to the average beverage
industry stock, which is twice as expensive, selling for 18 times
earnings.
In my 21 years of
scouting out special situations for investors, I've rarely seen a
stock with so many things going for it. It's exactly the sort of
locked-in profit play I've spent my career looking for.
Its semi-annual dividend
tripled between 2004 and 2007, and this year it rose another +45%.
The stock yields 5.9% at current prices.
The only thing different
from a year ago is that the stock is cheaper for U.S. investors.
That's because the Chilean peso has weakened against the dollar.
Over the next year, I expect the peso to rally as investors slowly
sell their U.S. Treasury bills and diversify into emerging markets
again.
In fact, I believe this
stock could easily double within a year.
Whatever Angle You Look at, It's
Bullish
The company I've found
is in a sweet spot that most companies can only dream about.
It's in a
recession-proof business -- people drink in good times
and bad.
Take virtually anything
people drink in Chile, and this company has a hand in it. Almost
every time someone pops open a drink... a few more pesos end up in
its coffers.
The company has
extremely well-established brands and superior distribution, making
it difficult for competitors to make headway.
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Key Stats
for Today's Top Pick |
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Sales |
$1.3 billion |
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One year growth |
21.2% |
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Net Income |
$169.1 million |
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Income Growth |
68.1% |
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Key dates:
* 1902: Company is incorporated.
* 1907: Introduces its first soft drink.
* 1916: Owns the four largest breweries in Chile.
* 1960: Adds mineral water to its line of beverages.
* 1980: Holds 98% of the Chilean beer market (and holds the
same 10 years later).
* 1994: Purchases a 48% interest in Chile's largest winery.
* 1995: Enters the Argentine beer market by acquiring two
regional breweries.
* 1996: Becomes exclusive bottler and distributor of
Budweiser in Argentina.
* 1999: Acquires 100% of PepsiCo's Chilean affiliate.
* 2001: Becomes Chile’s exclusive bottler and distributor
for Cadbury Schweppes. |
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With dominant market
shares come very high profit margins -- sales have doubled over the
past four years. Although the recession will dampen growth for the
next two or three quarters, it should stay positive.
In fact, sales should
rise about +8% annually over the next several years thanks to
population and income growth and rising sales for its higher-priced
items. Earnings are estimated to continue at a +5% pace over the
long term. This should help support steadily rising dividends.
Through good times and
bad, it keeps plowing ahead. Since listing on the NYSE in 1992, the
stock has soared 369%--more than doubling the S&P 500.
Here's the clincher. On
top of stunning growth it also gives you a CD-crushing
5.9% yield.
The dividend has soared from 65 cents to over $1.50 in the past five years.
And it's wallowing in liquidity, which means your fat dividends are
secure.
When a company grows its
dividends as fast as this one has, you can make staggering profits
even if the share price never budges. 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.
I've Spent My Career Looking for
Investments Like This
My name is Nick Lanyi.
I'm editor of the
specialized investment letter, High-Yield International.
I scour 27 global stock
markets for high-yielding stocks that make my investors up to
26.5%
a year in dividends alone.
Why do I focus abroad?
Because that's where the yields are!
Right now, there are 429
profitable companies worldwide yielding more than 20% -- but only 23
of them are in the U.S. So any income investor who doesn't look
overseas is missing out on 96% of world's highest yielding
securities.
While U.S. shares pay a
puny 4.1%, the average stock in Italy yields 13%! And there are dozens of Italian blue chips
throwing off 14% and more!
Stocks in Taiwan yield 11.2%... in Spain they pay 7.7%... in New
Zealand 7.8%... Sweden, 7.4%... and in the U.K., 6.9%.
You can capture these
payouts yourself right here. Get in now and you are not only
poised to capture unprecedented yields, but you're positioning
yourself for massive capital gains when the market turns around.
High
Dividend Payers Like My Chile Play Are the
True Heroes of Wall Street
Dividends are the
forgotten heroes that have made countless investors rich. When
people talk about the massive gains common stocks have racked up
over long holding periods, what they're really talking about is the
phenomenal juggernaut effect of reinvested dividends.
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Why do I love dividends?
Let me count the ways...
For one, they clobber
the competition. Since 1972, the non-dividend payers in the S&P 500
have doubled in value. The dividend payers have skyrocketed 12
times over.
Dividends also promote
financial discipline. They require executives to use capital
efficiently, and send a clear message that management is treating
shareholders right by paying them the profits they deserve as
co-owners of the business.
What's more, dividends
don't lie. 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.
Finally, dividend-paying
stocks are safer. Over the bearish three years of 2000-2002,
as the non-dividend-payers in the S&P 500 sank 33%, the
dividend-payers actually rose 10%.
My mission at
High-Yield International 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.
You'll find plenty of
these workhorses in every issue of High-Yield International.
Right now in my "Reliable Income Portfolio" you'll find 20 foreign
common stocks, preferred stocks, mutual funds and ETFs yielding from
5.1% to 20.0%. These stable, growing cash cows have long track
records and strong future prospects. You can count on them to
deliver premium income year-in and year-out.
Send for My Report on this Chilean
Juggernaut
The fundamental economic
forces converging to drive this stock higher are so strong and
enduring that I can imagine holding this one and watching it grow
for years.
It's a classic "mattress
stuffer" -- you can buy it, forget about it for years and let it
steadily make you wealthy.
In fairness to my paying
subscribers I can't identify it here. But it's such a compelling
story that I wrote an entire "Stock of the Month" report on it.
If you'd like the
whole story on the extraordinary profits I believe this Chilean
giant will bring its owners in the coming years, then I'd like you
to see that report. All you have to do is
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have it within minutes.
I first alerted
High-Yield International readers to it last December. It was
selling for only eight times forward earnings. Now, less than
three months later, it's up +15% while the Dow is down
-25% over the same period. Judging by these numbers, plenty more
gains lie ahead.
It is growing
multiple times faster than the global leader, yet its P/E ratio is
lower -- an Alice in Wonderland inversion of investing
reality.
You can almost count
your profits in advance if you own a legitimate monopoly. When you
also have currency forces, economic trends and human nature in your
favor -- as we do with this Chilean monopoly -- you're looking at an
opportunity so sure, so safe and so obvious, it's begging to make
you richer.
I urge you to take
a risk-free look at High-Yield International and add this
stock to your portfolio. This stock could easily double in the next
12 months.
Here's Where I'm Putting My Money
Today
I'm putting my money to
work in healthy companies that are paying me up to
26.4% cash
dividends in strong currencies like euros, kronas, pesos, zlotys,
shekels and rubles.
There's no reason you
can't do the same thing.
Stocks in New Zealand,
Italy, Sweden and a dozen other markets pay dramatically higher
yields than U.S. companies. Why invest in U.S. stocks yielding
4.1% when you can get
13.1% in Italy?
You'll find plenty of
these workhorses in every issue of High-Yield International.
The 16 names in my Ultra-High-Yield Portfolio yield from
12.0% to 26.5%.
High-Yield International is the perfect way to get some of your
money safely off Wall Street, while pocketing much higher income.
When you venture off Wall
Street looking for monster yields, it requires extreme due
diligence. When you're buying Venezuelan stocks yielding 24%, and
you're looking over your shoulder at Hugo Chavez, you'll feel a lot
better knowing that my High-Yield International staff has
done the research first.
Buying Venezuelan stocks isn't for everyone. But what if I told you
that in neighboring Brazil, you can get the same yields at a
fraction of the risk?
Brazil has its problems, but
in contrast to Venezuela, it's staunchly capitalist and
pro-American.
On the Sao Paolo exchange, as I write this, no fewer than 14 stocks are yielding more
than 10%. And thanks to liberalized SEC regulations and adventurous
new brokerages, you can now buy these cash cows without leaving your
armchair.
Believe It or Not, There IS Some Good
News Out There
Despite our lousy
economy here at home, there are plenty of bright spots around the
world.
China is growing at
+6.0% this year. India is clocking in at an impressive +6.1%.
Indonesia, the
fourth-most populous nation in the world, is on track to grow 3.7%
this year. The Brazilian economy, the world's 10th largest, is
growing +2.7.
Meanwhile, U.S. GDP is
expected to shrink by -2.0% in 2009. So why throw good money after
bad waiting years for a turnaround in the U.S. when you can put your
money to work in healthy, growing economies right now?
Right now, Brazilian
stocks are yielding 4.6%. My favorite Brazilian pick is currently
yielding 13.4%. And your chance of bagging a capital gain is a whole
lot better in the growing Brazilian economy than in our own sickly
one.
Stock valuations in these markets are even lower than
in our own depressed market. Brazilian stocks now trade at less than
10 times earnings, down from about 15 in 2006-2007. Meanwhile, the
Dow's P/E sits at roughly 11 -- yet, to repeat, the U.S. is
expecting a -2.0% decline in GDP compared to Brazil's +2.7% gain!
This is one of those
oh-so-rare free lunches: You've got entire markets with
above-average growth selling at below-average valuations because
investors are fleeing anything labeled "risky."
Here's where it gets
interesting: Many companies in these countries pay extraordinarily
high dividends. In the current issue of High-Yield International
you'll find 17 securities paying more than 10% -- three times the
U.S. average, but with none of its problems.
Things will eventually
improve here at home. But it will be a matter of years, not months.
Why not go where you'll get paid now?
A Powerfully Simple Investment Thesis
You don't have to be a
genius to understand High-Yield International's three-part
game plan:
1) Most foreign economies are growing faster than
ours. Simple logic dictates that their stocks will grow faster, too.
2) Despite its recent strength following the
stimulus package from Capitol Hill, I am convinced that the U.S.
dollar is likely to continue declining. This will accelerate the
first trend and compound your profits.
3) Finally, and most importantly, yields are
simply much higher overseas. The bottom line is that if you want
truly high yields, you need to look overseas. While U.S. shares pay
a puny 3.7%, the average stock in Italy yields almost 12%! And there
are dozens of Italian blue chips throwing off 13% and more!
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Country |
Average
Yield* |
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Italy |
13.1% |
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Taiwan |
11.2% |
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Spain |
7.7% |
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New Zealand |
7.7% |
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Australia |
7.1% |
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Sweden |
7.4% |
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France |
6.9% |
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Germany |
6.9% |
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U.K. |
6.9% |
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U.S. |
4.1% |
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*Dividend yield of country's main index.
Source: Bloomberg |
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With yields this high
you're staring at an income opportunity you may never see again in
your lifetime. Just a few weeks ago, one of my safest holdings, a
huge Italian utility, sported a yield of 6.0%. Now it's paying 12.9%
-- a rise of +115%.
Check out this
table and you'll see how much more other markets yield. And I'm not
even including a dozen other smaller markets that are also paying
more than the U.S.
Greece, for example, yields
7.4%... Singapore yields 7.7% ... and Peru, 5.0%. And remember, those are just the averages,
weighted down by large numbers of stocks that don't yield a cent.
What to Buy Now
So what are
High-Yield International readers buying now? Let's take a
look...
For steady gains, it's hard to go wrong with
the #1 phone company in the world's fourth-most populous nation,
Indonesia. It has a domestic monopoly on both local and
long-distance service and is expanding into Cambodia and Vietnam. It
has little debt, high margins and strong cash flows. It yields
7.7%
and the dividend has risen 57% in the past two years. It pays out
just 55% of its earnings, so your dividend is plenty safe. You also
have an explosive growth opportunity: its wireless business has
doubled in the past two years, and is expected to double again in
the next two.
I love this Brazilian telecom with 90% of the
fixed-line market in Brazil's most affluent state, Sao Paulo.
Yielding 10.3%, it's
an excellent way to play Brazil's economic miracle with little risk.
Its dividend payout has increased steadily over the past several
years... and the appreciating Brazilian real has made every dividend
check increasingly valuable to U.S. investors.
This just might be the only bank stock in the world still worth
buying. It's a huge player in the developed world and a fast-growing
presence in China, where it already has more market share than any
other global bank. It has been way ahead of the curve on the
subprime mess. It was the first major bank to declare subprime loans
a problem, and has aggressively written off bad loans. It is in such
strong shape financially that it recently rejected the government
help that so many weaker banks need. In fact, it is using its solid
cash flows to buy other banks at distress-sale prices. Odds are, it
will come out of the financial crisis stronger than ever. On top of
steady growth it also gives you a CD-crushing 16.5% yield... and
it's still wallowing in liquidity, which means your fat dividends
are secure.
Based in the Marshall Islands, this master
limited partnership owns a fleet of tankers that move crude oil
around the world. This is perhaps Asia's best high-income energy
play today. Now yielding 23.6%, its dividend has doubled in the past three years --
and it should increase every four or five quarters. Its ships are
new -- which means it will be spending little on maintenance. The
final bonus: As a limited partnership, most of your distributions
are a return of capital, so you pay zero tax on them.
You'll get the
full story on all these income plays, with trading symbols and buy
prices, in the free special reports you get when you subscribe to
High-Yield International.
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It's hard to go wrong with the #1 phone company in one of
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broadband-Internet service to 10 million, 14 million and 2
million customers respectively. With a dominant share of the
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Report #3:
Fund Favorites: Two Closed-End Winners for Dividend Lovers
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Yielding 10.0%, this one
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other steady income generators used by the public every day.
This "toll booth" business model generates recurring
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This ETF gives you a
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9.5% bonds from the Philippines and 8.75% bonds from Peru.
Since it invests only in dollar-denominated bonds, it's
ideal if you want overseas exposure without worrying about
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Report #4:
Top Yields Down Under: Our Favorite High-Yield
Stocks in Australia and New Zealand
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There are dozens of mouthwatering yielders down under,
but we've settled on two favorites in this report.
Here's a peek at one: |
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New Zealand's biggest farm-supply company is cashing in on
rising commodity prices. Dairy prices doubled in 2007,
showering a fortune on New Zealand's dairy farmers.
This firm's steadily rising profits give you an excellent
chance of rising dividends. Current yield: 8.0% |
Report #5:
Secret Asian
Cash Cows: Two High-Yielding Stocks Western Investors Are Missing
Out on
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Most Asian stocks don't yield much, but the
few that do are showering investors with unbelievable dividends.
Like this one that Western investors are missing out on: |
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* This Taiwanese tech stock is the world's
largest independent maker of semiconductors -- the "chips"
that power personal computers, cell phones and every other
electronic device. Yielding 15.6%, its all-star customer
list includes Texas Instruments, IBM, Sony, Toshiba,
Philips, Ericsson, Qualcomm and Alcatel. To meet demand for
smaller, more-advanced electronic devices -- like "smart"
phones that can download and play movies -- these companies
will need new chips that do more in less space. And that's
exactly where this pick excels.
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Report #6:
Heading South for Higher Yields: Latin America's Top Three
Income Stocks
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Latin America's largest economies have become
paradigms of stable economic growth -- and its stock markets
have surged as a result. But we're still finding cheap
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This telecom has 90% of
the fixed-line market in Brazil's most affluent state.
Yielding 15.0%, its dividend payout has increased steadily
over the past several years... and the appreciating
Brazilian real has made every dividend check increasingly
valuable to U.S. investors.
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Report #7:
Global Gems:
Three Top-Yielding Foreign Winners
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For every stock here,
there are four more around the world. And plenty of
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This fund gives you
instant exposure to a bevy of the highest-yielding stocks in
Australia and Asia. This bargain yields 19.5% and
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Sincerely,

Nick Lanyi
Editor, High-Yield International
P.S. Here are just a
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the next three months:
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Country |
Business |
Annual yield based on next dividend |
| Canada |
Funeral Home Operator |
23.5% |
| Marshall Islands |
Shipping |
23.6% |
| Ireland |
Aircraft Leasing |
26.5% |
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