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With the stock market rallying about 70% from last year’s low, investors, traders and economists are now thinking (and betting) that the economy is ready to bounce back and that America will see...
Since the fundamental outlook from a top-line revenue perspective still does not look great, companies turn to three alternatives to expansion: 1) share buybacks; 2) higher dividends; and 3)...
How do you position your portfolio for such a dichotomy of economic outcomes?
The global bond markets have come under increasing pressure recently, amid growing calls for investors to short bonds. Is this a foolproof trade?
The interest paid on high yield savings accounts has been in a downward trend of late. Is this just temporary or a lasting occurrence?
Article | Feb 5, 2010 | Views: 114 | Comments: 0
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As long as inflation is kept under control (sub 5% annually) and China continues to somewhat peg their currency, then treasury rates can rise and these “yield hunters” will start buying...
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Many investors are taking on more risk than they would like to try and chase yield. But as we've seen over the last year, many high yielding investments are risky and can go south.
Article | Dec 25, 2009 | Views: 63 | Comments: 0
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A 3% dividend yield is all well and good, but how can an investor be sure management will continue making the payments? They can't be certain, but there are plenty of clues, some more telling...
The strong bullish move off of March 2009 lows has lifted many stocks, thus creating large unrealized paper gains for many dividend investors. While prices have enjoyed a steep run-up, dividend...
If a fund you invest in says it made 20% year-to-date, you can believe it. However, don’t be as confident about the long-term returns boasted in advertisements. A new study makes clear how...
Most novice dividend investors typically are under the impression that successful dividend investing entails finding and purchasing the highest yielding stocks. This strategy is flawed, because it...