The macro picture for the market is dicey and stock valuations are pricey, but we MUST stay invested. The stock market goes up about two-thirds of the time, so let’s be smart about staying in the market…
These beaten down REITs are cheap in terms of their cash flows and boast high yields. But are they cheap for a reason?
These funds pay us every month, set us up for nice price gains “on the side,” and give us “Iran insurance,” helping shield our nest egg against swift drops triggered by global instability, an economic downturn—any reason, really.
The best funds to buy deliver excellent total returns over the long run, most of their investors’ profits come in the form of monthly or quarterly payouts, and those who buy these funds at significant discounts to their net asset values can enjoy price upside to boot
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The New Year is here, which means it’s once again time to revisit this contrarian (and income) investing tradition…
One of these stocks caught my publisher’s eye. Classic Wall Street. Way to call the stock you should have bought in 2015 as a best buy for 2020!
Brilliant bond manager Jeffrey Gundlach — aka the “bond god” — has decreed that it’s time to sell “junk” bonds. And he’s one of the few “gurus” we pay attention to.
One pays an 8.5% dividend and is trading at an 8.5% discount to net asset value (NAV)
These steps likely hold the secret to our next outsized return.
