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Time to jump into the links once again: 1. Top 100 Dividend Stocks – July 2012 – Return From The Dead? @ IS. 2. LGL Group: Upside with Protected Downside? @ Barel Karsan. 3. Family Finance: Property and Vehicle Insurance @ The Passive Income Earner. 4. When Do You Finally Spend Serious Money on Your Business? @ SFN. 5. A Diversified Approach To International Dividends @ DGS. 6. Novartis: Strong Stock @ Dividend Monk. 7. Market Strength in the Light of Negative News @ The …
After last week’s post about Techno stocks being the new dividend favorites,Charlotte mentioned that she was too old to invest in the stock market. I found this comment intriguing as I just met an 85 year old investor who still has about 20% of his portfolio in stocks…. And I’m not considering the amount he has in preferred shares! He was pretty happy with his portfolio and liked the fact that he could beat the inflation. If this investor doesn’t follow the 100 minus your age …
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For a long time in the stock market, dividend stocks were synonymous with diversified blue chips such as PG,JNJ, KO,PEP, CL, etc. These clue chips had long since put their period of high speed growth behind them and since been time to reward investors through increasing dividends. Investors select these kinds of stocks for the great mix of stability and quarterly cash flow. This is what you usually expect from mature companies in mature markets. Similarly, we …
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This is probably the toughest question an investor must answer: How long do I hold my stock? When you are making a paper profit, feel that you have selected the right stock and want to keep it. You certainly don’t want to cash out your 10%-20% profit and realize that your stock will do as well as MCD for the past 10 years! On the other hand, when you are have a paper loss, feel that you have selected the right stock and you want to keep it… Wait, I …
There is something both quite scary and interesting happening these days on the market: the direction of interest rates. Regardless if you are living in the US or in Canada, you are currently getting the deal of the decade (or the century?) in terms of low interest rates. If you borrow for a mortgage, nobody will mention rates around 5% or 6%. Depending on the term, you will be looking at a 3% to 4% interest rates. And if you are looking short term, you can even get below …
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Today, let’s go back in time. Let’s go back to when Canadian Oil Income Trusts were among investor’s favorite picks. It was not only for Canadians but for Americans too. In fact, everybody benefited back then from the generous payout ratio doubled by extra tax exemptions for investors “who were there to encourage the oil sand industry”. I started investing in that period. This was a time where you could easily find an oil income trust paying a 10% dividend yield. In …
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